Nevyhadavaných

Nevyhadavaných is a Slovak word that translates to "unscattered" or "undispersed" in English. It is a past passive participle derived from the verb "nevyhadzovať," meaning "to not scatter" or "to not disperse." The word is used to describe something that has not been spread out or spread around.

For example, in agriculture, Nevyhadavaných would refer to soil that has not been tilled or spread with fertilizer. In a more general sense, it could describe a group of people who have not dispersed after an event, or objects that remain clustered together. The nuance of the word lies in the absence of scattering or spreading. It implies a state of being concentrated or held together.

The term is not commonly encountered in everyday conversation but might appear in specialized contexts, such as agricultural or technical descriptions, where precision in describing the state of materials or entities is important. It highlights a specific condition of lack of dispersion.