koncepovaných

koncepovaných is a Czech adjective derived from the verb koncepovat, meaning "to conceive" or "to conceptualize." It is the past participle form used in the genitive or dative plural cases, agreeing with the noun it modifies. The word is typically found in academic, design, and engineering contexts where the planning stage of a project is emphasized. For example, in architecture one might speak of "plány koncepovaných domů" (plans of conceptualized houses), signifying that the designs have passed the preliminary conceptual phase.

Grammatically, koncepovaných is a gender-neutral form that matches masculine, feminine, and neuter nouns in the appropriate case. It is the counterpart of the masculine singular koncepovaný, feminine koncepovaná, and neuter koncepované, all sharing the same past participle root.

The term entered Czech usage in the early twentieth century, influenced by French and German terminology such as conceptuer and Konzept. It became widespread with the expansion of modern architectural and industrial design. In contemporary Czech, it is still used to differentiate between schematic designs and fully developed prototypes, indicating a level of abstraction that precedes technical finalization.