No. 176 in Czech
vše
"Vše" means "everything" or "all" in English.
In a sentence
Vše co potřebujeme, je zde.
Everything we need is here.
The word 'vše' refers to 'everything' here, signifying totality or all items in the context.
Rozdal vše, co měl.
He gave away everything he had.
In this case, 'vše' implies all possessions or items owned by the subject.
Chápal vše, co se dělo.
He understood everything that was happening.
Here, 'vše' denotes a comprehensive understanding or grasping of all events.
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