Vítáno

Vítáno is a Czech word that translates to "welcome" in English. It is a common greeting used in various social situations. The word itself is derived from the verb "vítat," which means "to welcome" or "to greet." "Vítáno" is the passive participle of this verb, essentially meaning "having been welcomed."

When someone says "vítáno," they are expressing a hospitable sentiment, indicating that a person or group is received with pleasure and acceptance. It can be used when guests arrive at a home, a business, or any event. The phrase conveys warmth and politeness. In a more literal sense, it can refer to something that has been welcomed or received favorably. For example, a new idea might be described as "vítáno" if it is accepted with enthusiasm. The context typically clarifies whether it is a direct greeting or a description of reception.