Integrovany

Integrovany is the non-diacritic form of the Czech adjective integrovaný, meaning "integrated." It is used in contexts where Czech diacritics are omitted, such as in programming identifiers, file names, or older texts, and in environments that do not support diacritics.

Etymology and form: The word derives from the verb integrovat (to integrate) and the past participle/ adjective form integrovaný. The diacritic version is the standard written form in Czech, while integrovany appears when diacritics are stripped. As an adjective, it agrees with the noun in gender and number, so it has multiple inflected forms in non-diacritic texts (and corresponding forms with diacritics).

Usage: Integrovaný describes something that has been incorporated into a larger whole or fused from several parts. It is common in technology, engineering, and software contexts to refer to components, systems, or features that are integrated. Examples with standard diacritics include integrovaný obvod (integrated circuit), integrovaný systém (integrated system), and integrovaná funkce (integrated function). In non-diacritic texts you may encounter integrovany obvod, integrovany systém, or integrovane funkce, depending on the noun’s gender and number.

Related terms: integrovat (to integrate), integrovaný (integrated, masculine singular), and related phrases describing integration in data, processes, or hardware. The non-diacritic form is primarily a typographic variation, not a separate lexical entry, and its meaning remains the same as the standard integrovaný.

See also: integrovat, integrovaný obvod, integrated in English-language technical literature.