Spácháno

Spácháno is a Czech word that translates to "committed" in English, typically used in relation to a crime or wrongdoing. It is the past passive participle of the verb "spáchat," meaning to commit. The word is frequently encountered in legal contexts, news reports, and discussions about criminal activity.

When an act is described as "spácháno," it signifies that a specific offense has been carried out. For instance, one might read about a theft being "spácháno" or a murder being "spácháno." The context usually clarifies the nature of the act. It implies an action taken with intent, leading to a negative or illegal outcome.

The term is grammatically neutral and simply describes the completion of a deed, without assigning blame directly within the word itself. The subject performing the action would be indicated elsewhere in the sentence. For example, "Zločin byl spáchán" means "The crime was committed." The word "spácháno" is a standard part of the Czech vocabulary for discussing offenses and their perpetration.