Obousmrná

Obousmrná is a term with limited attestation in Czech-language sources. It is not listed in major dictionaries and has no widely accepted definition in linguistic or technical literature. In most occurrences, obousmrná appears to be a misspelling or ASCII rendering of the standard Czech word obousměrná, meaning bidirectional or two‑way. The root ob- conveys "both," and směr from směr refers to direction, yielding usage such as obousměrná komunikace (bidirectional communication) or obousměrný provoz (two-way traffic).

In contexts where obousmrná is encountered as a coined form, its sense would be determined by the surrounding text and author. Possible interpretations include an invented adjective describing something with dual orientation or dual aspects, or, in fictional works, a property that allows an entity to operate along two directions or modalities simultaneously. Without a defined source, any such meaning remains speculative and text-specific.

Because the legitimate standard form is obousměrná, most formal writing should use that spelling. If you encounter "obousmrná" in data, it is prudent to verify whether it is an OCR error, a typographical variant, or an intentional neologism. See also obousměrná and related concepts such as bidirectional and two-way.