Rozpoznávány

Rozpoznávány is a Czech word that translates to "recognized" or "identified" in English. It is the plural form of the past participle of the verb "rozpoznat," which means "to recognize" or "to identify." The word is used to describe something or someone that has been acknowledged or understood.

In practical terms, "rozpoznávány" can refer to a wide range of situations. For example, a person might be "rozpoznávány" in a crowd if they are well-known. Similarly, a pattern might be "rozpoznávány" in data if it becomes apparent after analysis. The term implies that a prior state of not knowing or not understanding has been overcome by an act of perception or cognition.

The grammatical form "rozpoznávány" specifically indicates that the action of recognition or identification is being applied to multiple subjects. If only one subject were being recognized, the singular form "rozpoznán" (masculine) or "rozpoznána" (feminine) or "rozpoznáno" (neuter) would be used. The gender and number agreement of this participle are crucial in Czech grammar.

The concept of being "rozpoznávány" is fundamental to communication and understanding. It underpins our ability to categorize, learn, and interact with the world around us. Whether in everyday conversation or more specialized contexts, the act of recognition is a key cognitive process.