zlepila

Zlepila is a Czech verb form that represents the past tense, feminine singular, of the verb zlepit, meaning to glue together or to join by sticking. This form is used when the subject performing the action is female. The equivalent masculine singular form is zlepil, the plural forms are zlepili (masculine or mixed) and zlepily (feminine).

The prefix z- in zlepit adds a sense of bringing pieces into one whole or completing an act of joining. The verb itself is derived from lepit, which means to stick or to paste, with the common Czech prefix system that alters aspect and meaning.

Usage notes and variants:

- Zlepila is commonly found in narrative or descriptive prose to describe a completed gluing action by a female subject.

- Related forms include zlepil (he glued), zlepili (they glued), and the feminine plural zlepily.

- The past passive or participial forms connected to zlepit are zlepený (masculine), zlepená (feminine), and zlepené (neuter/plural) depending on the noun they modify.

Example sentences:

- Marie zlepila dvě desky. (Marie glued two boards.)

- Řemeslnice zlepila spojení mezi díly. (The craftsperson glued the joint between the parts.)

Zlepila serves as a standard, neutral entry for discussing a completed gluing action by a female subject in Czech texts, and it illustrates the regular pattern of Czech past-tense agreement by gender.