Uvízla

Uvízla is a Czech word that translates to "stuck" or "trapped" in English. It is the feminine past participle of the verb uvíznout, meaning to get stuck, to be trapped, or to be stranded. The masculine form is uvázl, and the neuter is uvázlo. The plural forms are uvázli (masculine animate), uvázly (feminine/neuter inanimate).

This term can be used in a variety of contexts. Physically, it can describe a person or object that is unable to move from a particular location, such as a car stuck in mud or a person trapped in a building. Figuratively, it can refer to a situation where someone is unable to progress or escape from a difficult circumstance, like being stuck in a dead-end job or feeling trapped in a relationship. The specific meaning is usually clear from the surrounding context.

For example, one might say "Auto uvízlo v blátě," meaning "The car is stuck in the mud." Or, in a more abstract sense, "Cítila se uvízlá ve své práci," which translates to "She felt stuck in her job." The grammatical gender of the subject dictates which form of the past participle is used.