nadpirozeného

nadpirozeného is not a standard form in contemporary Czech orthography; it appears to be a nonstandard or misspelled variant of nadpřirozeného, the genitive singular of the adjective nadpřirozený, which means supernatural or extraordinary beyond natural explanation. The standard spelling uses the digraph př and the diacritic marks found in Czech.

Etymology and meaning. The word nadpřirozený is built from the prefix nad- meaning over or beyond, attached to přirozený meaning natural. Together they describe phenomena, powers, or origins that exceed or lie outside natural laws or explanations. The genitive singular masculine form nadpřirozeného is used when describing something of supernatural origin or characteristic in contexts such as narrative, theological, or philosophical discussions.

Usage. Nadpřirozený and its forms appear in religious texts, folklore, literature, and academic writing when a phenomenon is attributed to a force beyond nature. Common collocations include nadpřirozeného původu (of supernatural origin) or nadpřirozené jevy (supernatural phenomena). The term is typically contrasted with přirozený (natural) and used to express a qualitative distinction between natural and beyond-natural explanations.

Orthography and variants. The normative Czech spelling is nadpřirozený with appropriate diacritics; the corresponding genitive nadpřirozeného is used in sentences requiring a feminine or masculine noun in variations of case. In non-diacritic texts, or due to OCR errors, you might encounter nadprirozeného or less commonly nadpirozeného; however, nadpirozeného is not considered correct in standard Czech and should be avoided in formal writing.

See also. nadpřirozený, přirozený, nadpřirozenost.