nazývaným

Nazývaným is a Czech word that translates to "called" or "named" in English. It is a past participle of the verb nazývat, which means "to call" or "to name." The word nazývaným is used to describe something that has been given a name or designation.

For example, one might say "město nazývané Praha," which means "the city called Prague." In this instance, "nazývané" is used to identify the city by its name. Another example could be "symbol nazývaný srdce," meaning "the symbol called heart." Here, "nazývaný" connects the symbol to its common designation.

The word can also be used more broadly to refer to something that is characterized or known by a particular term. For instance, "jevy nazývané kvantové jevy" translates to "phenomena called quantum phenomena." This indicates that the term "quantum phenomena" is used to describe these specific occurrences.

In grammatical terms, "nazývaným" is the masculine singular form of the past passive participle. Variations exist for gender and number, such as "nazývaná" (feminine singular), "nazývané" (neuter singular or plural), and "nazývaní" (masculine animate plural). The choice of form depends on the grammatical gender and number of the noun it modifies. This grammatical flexibility allows it to be integrated into various sentence structures in the Czech language when referring to things that are named or called something specific.