Nabitý

Nabití is a Czech noun formed from the verb nabít, meaning to fill, load or charge. It describes the act or result of filling something to its capacity and is used in several domains where a device or system is brought to a ready or full state. The exact meaning depends on context.

In firearms, nabití denotes the process or condition of placing ammunition in a chamber or magazine, i.e., making a weapon ready to fire. The term appears in everyday language, media, and safety or regulatory discussions. Because being loaded has clear safety and legal implications, the concept of nabití is often treated with particular care in official contexts.

In the realm of energy storage and electronics, nabití refers to charging a battery or capacitor, increasing its stored electrical energy. Common expressions include stav nabití (state of charge) and míra nabití. The related verb nabíjet describes the ongoing process of charging, while nabití emphasizes the resulting charged state.

Outside these domains, nabití can be used more generally to describe filling or loading any device or container to its capacity. The term thus functions as a versatile linguistic umbrella for both physical loading and electrical charging, with its precise meaning inferred from accompanying words and context.