Spáchán

Spáchán is a Czech verb that translates to "committed" in English, typically used in the context of a crime or an offense. It is the past tense, masculine singular form of the verb spáchat. When used, it indicates that a specific action, usually an illegal one, was carried out by a male individual. For example, "Muž spáchal loupež" would mean "The man committed robbery." The verb implies intent and completion of the act. It is a common term in legal and journalistic contexts within the Czech Republic. Understanding spáchán is crucial for comprehending news reports or legal documents pertaining to criminal activity in the Czech language. It is a direct and unambiguous term for the execution of a crime.