Zamítnuty

Zamítnuty is a Czech word that translates to "rejected" or "denied" in English. It is primarily used in a formal context to indicate that a request, proposal, application, or offer has not been accepted. The word carries a sense of finality and signifies a negative outcome.

For instance, if a person applies for a visa and their application is not approved, it would be described as zamítnuty. Similarly, a business proposal that is not accepted by a potential partner would be considered zamítnuty. The term can also apply to legal proceedings, where a motion or appeal might be zamítnuty by a court.

The grammatical form of zamítnuty is the masculine singular past passive participle of the verb zamítnout, meaning "to reject" or "to deny." Depending on the gender and number of the noun it modifies, it can take different forms, such as zamítnuta (feminine singular), zamítnuto (neuter singular), or zamítnuti (masculine plural).

In essence, zamítnuty signifies a definitive refusal or non-acceptance. It is a common term in administrative, legal, and business environments in the Czech Republic.