napraveny

Napraveny is the non-diacritic spelling of the Czech and Slovak adjective nápravený, meaning reformed, amended, corrected, or improved. It is formed from the noun náprava (reform, remedy, correction) plus the adjectival suffix -ený. In standard orthography, nápravený is used; napraveny may appear in texts that omit diacritics, in older writings, or in computing environments that do not render diacritics.

Meaning and usage: As an adjective, napraveny describes entities that have undergone reform or correction. For a person or behavior, the term implies having changed for the better or been rehabilitated, depending on context. For a thing such as a plan, document, or system, it indicates that amendments have been made. In neutral usage, it might appear as nápravený systém or nápravený dokument (using the diacritic form in proper Czech or Slovak).

Orthography and variants: The diacritic form nápravený is standard in Czech and Slovak. The non-diacritic variant napraveny is found in plain-text contexts where diacritics are omitted. Related words include náprava (reform, remedy, correction) and the verbs napravit (to repair, to amend) in their appropriate conjugations. The concept is closely linked to notions of improvement, rehabilitation, and adjustment.

Notable uses: The term is primarily linguistic and descriptive; there are no widely recognized places or persons universally identified by the name Napraveny in standard reference works. If encountered as a proper noun, it would typically be capitalized as Napraveny. See also náprava and napraviť for related terminology.