nabitého

The word "nabitého" is a masculine singular genitive or accusative form of the Slovak adjective "nabitý." The root of the word is "biť," meaning "to beat" or "to hit." "Nabitý" itself can have several meanings depending on the context.

Most commonly, "nabitý" translates to "charged" when referring to electrical devices or batteries. For example, a phone that is "nabitého" means its battery has been charged. It can also mean "loaded" in the context of firearms, indicating a weapon that has ammunition inserted and is ready to fire.

Beyond these literal meanings, "nabitý" can also be used figuratively. It can describe a situation or event that is "packed" or "full" of activity or emotion, such as a "nabitého" game (a highly contested or exciting game) or a "nabitého" schedule (a very busy schedule). In essence, it conveys a sense of fullness, readiness, or intensity. The specific grammatical case, genitive or accusative, would determine its precise function within a Slovak sentence, but the underlying meaning of "charged," "loaded," or "full" remains consistent.