zalévají

Zalévají is a Czech word that translates to "they pour" or "they fill" in English. It is the third person plural present tense form of the verb zalít, which means "to pour" or "to fill." The verb zalít is part of the Czech language's rich verb system, which includes various tenses, aspects, and moods to express different actions and states.

The verb zalít is irregular, meaning its conjugation does not follow the standard patterns of regular verbs in Czech. For example, in the present tense, the first person singular form is nalévám, while the second person singular form is naléváš. The third person singular form is nalévá, and the third person plural form is zalévají.

Zalít can be used in various contexts, such as pouring liquids into containers, filling glasses with drinks, or describing the act of pouring rain or snow. It is an essential verb in Czech for expressing actions related to pouring and filling.

In addition to the present tense form zalévají, the verb zalít has other forms that express different tenses and aspects. For example, the past tense form is nalévali, and the future tense form is nalévají. These forms help Czech speakers convey the timing and continuity of actions related to pouring and filling.

Understanding the verb zalít and its conjugation is crucial for anyone learning the Czech language, as it is used frequently in everyday conversations and literature.