nehnutelný

Nehnutelný is a Slovak adjective meaning immovable, fixed, or real estate. It is derived from the root word "hnúť" meaning to move. In a literal sense, it describes something that cannot be moved, such as a large rock or a statue. Figuratively, it can refer to something that is unyielding or steadfast in opinion or character.

The most common usage of "nehnutelný" is in the context of real estate. Slovak law distinguishes between "nehnutelný majetok" (immovable property) and "hnuteľný majetok" (movable property). Immovable property includes land and buildings permanently attached to the land, such as houses, apartments, and factories. These cannot be easily relocated and are subject to specific legal regulations regarding ownership, transfer, and taxation. Movable property, on the other hand, encompasses items that can be moved, like vehicles, furniture, and personal belongings. The legal framework for dealing with immovable property is generally more complex due to its permanent nature and significant economic value.