Posunutou

Posunutou is the accusative singular form of the Czech adjective posunutý, meaning “moved” or “shifted.” It originates from the verb posunout, which means “to push,” “to shove,” or “to move.” As an adjective, posunutý describes something that has been displaced from its original position, whether physically or metaphorically. The form posunutou is used when the noun it modifies is masculine or neuter and is in the accusative case, as in “Viděl posunutou postel.” In feminine and plural contexts the forms are posunutá (feminine) and posunuté (plural).

In Czech grammar, adjectives like posunutý agree in gender, number, and case with the nouns they describe. Posunutý is one of many participial adjectives derived from verbs, and it is commonly used in everyday speech as well as in literary descriptions to convey movement or change of position. The word also appears in idiomatic expressions, such as “posunutý do ústředí” (moved into the center).

In technical contexts, the root posun is sometimes used metaphorically, for example in computer interfaces to refer to scrolling or shifting content. However, the primary use remains linguistic, specifying that an object has been moved or displaced.