Soustedný

Soustedný is a nonstandard or rarely documented Czech adjective. It does not appear in modern dictionaries as a recognized word with a fixed sense, and its meaning is not established in contemporary usage. When encountered in texts, soustedný is typically regarded as a spelling variant or a historical/dialectal form of one of two more common adjectives: sousední, meaning neighboring or adjacent, or soustředný, meaning concentric or central. The exact interpretation depends on context, but in current usage soustedný does not have an independent, widely accepted sense.

Origin and usage: The form may reflect phonetic variation, scribal error, or regional spelling found in older manuscripts. In standard Czech, related adjectives retain the more common spellings; thus soustedný is usually corrected to sousední or soustředný in edited texts. Because of its nonstandard status, it is mainly of interest to linguists, philologists, and editors working with historical corpora or regional dialects.

Examples: There are no established contemporary examples of soustedný in standard texts. When it appears in critical discussions, editors typically note uncertainty and propose corrections or discuss the possibility that the word is a misspelling of nearby terms such as sousední or soustředný.

See also: sousední, soustředný, čeština, dialektologie, etymologie. If you intended a different term, further context would help determine whether you meant the standard neighboring or concentric senses, or a nonstandard/archaic form.