zintenzivnil

zintenzivnil is a Czech word. It is the past tense masculine singular form of the verb zintenzivnit. The verb zintenzivnit means to intensify, to strengthen, or to make something more intense. Therefore, zintenzivnil translates to "he intensified" or "he strengthened."

This verb is used in various contexts to describe an increase in the degree or force of something. For example, one might say "Vítr zintenzivnil" which means "The wind intensified." Similarly, "Jeho úsilí zintenzivnil" translates to "He intensified his efforts." The word is a direct derivative of the adjective "intenzivní," meaning intense. The prefix "z-" often indicates a change of state or direction in Czech verbs.

The grammatical form "zintenzivnil" specifically refers to an action performed by a male subject in the past. Other past tense forms exist depending on the gender and number of the subject, such as "zintenzivnila" (she intensified) or "zintenzivnili" (they intensified). Understanding these variations is key to correctly using the verb in Czech sentences.