Sytá

Sytá is the feminine singular form of the adjective sytý in Czech and Slovak, meaning full or satiated. It is used to describe a female subject that has eaten enough or is otherwise satisfied.

Form and etymology: Sytá derives from Proto-Slavic *sytъ, and belongs to the standard Slavic adjective paradigm with gendered endings: sytý (masculine), sytá (feminine), syté (neuter). Ininflected usage, sytá declines by case and number like other adjectives. The accent marks differentiate the forms in the standard orthography of the languages and help indicate pronunciation and grammatical gender.

Usage: In everyday language, sytá conveys a literal sense of fullness after a meal or a metaphorical sense of fullness such as contentment or sufficiency. It commonly appears in descriptive phrases and can modify nouns for feminine subjects, for example, sytá žena, meaning a well-fed woman.

Limitations: There is no widely recognized independent entity or major geographic name rendered as sytá in standard reference works. When capitalized as Sytá, it could appear as a local toponym or proper name in some contexts, but such uses are uncommon and not widely documented.

See also: sytý; syté; satiation; fullness.