znemoují

znemoují is a Czech word that translates to "they are becoming mute" or "they are falling silent." It is the third-person plural present tense of the verb "znemoujeti," which means to become mute or to fall silent. The word can be used in a literal sense to describe people who lose their ability to speak, or metaphorically to describe a situation where a group of people or entities cease to communicate or express themselves.

The verb "znemoujeti" is derived from the adjective "nemý," meaning mute or silent. The prefix "z-" indicates a process or a change of state, suggesting a transition from a state of speaking to a state of muteness. Therefore, "znemoují" implies an ongoing process of silencing.

In literature and poetry, "znemoují" might be used to evoke a sense of loss, despair, or the oppressive silence that can fall over a community. It can also be used to describe the fading of sounds or the cessation of activity. For example, one might say that the birds are "znemoují" at dusk, meaning their songs are fading as night approaches. The word carries a somber or melancholic connotation, often associated with the absence of sound, voice, or expression.