Nezralý

Nezralý is a Czech word that translates to "immature" in English. It is used to describe something that has not reached its full development or ripeness. This can apply to various contexts, including fruits, plants, and even human behavior or emotional development.

When referring to fruits or vegetables, nezralý indicates that they are not yet ready to be eaten. They may be hard, sour, or lack the characteristic flavor and texture of their ripe counterparts. For example, a nezralý apple would be tart and firm, whereas a zralý (ripe) apple would be sweet and crisp.

In a broader sense, nezralý can also describe a person who lacks maturity. This immaturity might manifest as childish behavior, an inability to handle responsibility, or a lack of emotional regulation. It suggests a developmental stage that has not yet been fully progressed. Similarly, a concept or idea can be described as nezralý if it is not fully formed or developed. The term implies a state of being unfinished or undeveloped.