Vícastrvrstvové

Vícastrvrstvové is a term that appears to be a misspelling or a highly specialized neologism without a widely recognized definition in standard Czech or any common scientific/technical lexicon.

If the intention was to refer to a concept involving multiple layers or strata, the correct Czech term would likely be "vícevrstvé" (plural neuter) or "vícevrstvý/vícevrstvá/vícevrstvé" (singular masculine/feminine/neuter) depending on the noun it modifies. This adjective translates to "multilayered" or "multi-layered." It can be applied to a wide range of subjects, such as multilayered packaging (vícevrstvé obaly), multilayered structures in materials science (vícevrstvé struktury), or even metaphorical layers in literature or social phenomena.

Alternatively, the "cast" portion might suggest a connection to "část" (part or section), leading to a hypothetical "více částí" (more parts). However, "vícastrvrstvové" does not align with any standard grammatical or lexical construction in the Czech language. Without further context or clarification, it is impossible to provide a definitive explanation of "vícastrvrstvové." It is possible it originates from a specific fictional context, a very niche academic field, or is an unintentional typographical error.