zamykají

"Zamykají" is a Czech verb that translates to "they close" or "they shut" in English. It is the third-person plural present indicative form of the verb "zavřít," which means "to close" or "to shut." The verb "zavřít" is a reflexive verb, indicating that the action is performed on the object itself. In the context of "zamykají," the subject is a plural noun, typically referring to people or things that are closing or shutting something.

The verb "zavřít" is part of the first conjugation in Czech, which means it follows a specific pattern of endings for different tenses and persons. The third-person plural form "zamykají" is derived from the root "zavř-" with the ending "-ají" added to indicate the present tense and plural subject.

In usage, "zamykají" can refer to various actions such as closing a door, shutting a window, or even closing a business. For example, "Dveře se zamykají" translates to "The doors are closing" or "The doors are shutting." The reflexive nature of the verb emphasizes that the action is performed on the object itself, rather than by an external agent.

Understanding the verb "zamykají" is essential for comprehending Czech grammar and communication, as it is a fundamental part of the language's verb conjugation system. Its usage requires knowledge of the verb's root, endings, and reflexive nature, making it a valuable tool for Czech learners and speakers alike.