What is the meaning of ísť?

to go, to walk, to move (of living beings: to move from place to place by walking, swimming, or flying)

to go, to head (of people: to move toward a specific destination or goal)

to go, to travel, to ride (of transport: to move by means of a horse, wagon, or raft)

to move, to circulate, to sell (of objects or weather: to be in motion, in use as currency, or sold at a price)

to lead, to run, to head (of paths or borders: to extend or point in a certain direction)

to penetrate, to enter (to get into a space or come to mind)

to come out, to flow, to issue (to emerge from a source or container)

to belong, to fall to (of shares or payments: to be due or allotted to someone)

to take place, to proceed, to progress (of events or states: to develop in a certain manner)

to be going to (with an infinitive: expressing an immediate future action)

to walk, to go (to move by taking steps, of people or animals)

to go, to travel, to ride (to move using a means of transport) [with instrumental or na (+ locative)]

to go (to move to a place with a specific purpose or goal)

to go, to move (of objects or phenomena: to be in motion or be transferred)

to come from, to emanate (to have an origin or spread in all directions)

to work, to run, to function (of machines or things: to be in operation)

to lead, to go (to be oriented or directed towards a place)

to reach, to extend (to penetrate or reach a certain spatial or temporal limit)

to go by, to pass (of time: to continue or flow continuously)

to be possible, to work (to express the possibility of an action) [ with infinitive]

to become, to enter (to choose a profession, status, or role) [with za (+ accusative)]

to go well, to progress (to have success or results in an activity)

to be a matter of, to be about (to concern someone or something; to be at stake) [with o (+ accusative)]

to be coming, to approach (of an event or time: to be near)

to be coming over, to onset (of a state: to start manifesting itself) [with na (+ accusative)]

to be about to (to express the imminent start of a state) [with dative, along with na (+ accusative) or do (+ genitive)]

to be going to (to express imminent future or preparation for an action) [with infinitive]

to match, to suit, to go with (to be in harmony or suitable)

Source: wiktionary.org