nepokozených

Nepokozených is a Czech word that translates to "untouched" or "unspoiled" in English. It is the genitive plural form of the adjective "nepokosený," which means "uncut" or "unmown." The word is most commonly used in the context of nature, particularly meadows or fields that have not been mown by humans. This implies a state of natural growth and an undisturbed ecosystem.

The concept of "nepokozených" is often associated with biodiversity and ecological preservation. Areas that remain untouched by mowing or other forms of human intervention can support a wider variety of plant and insect species. These natural habitats provide essential resources such as food and shelter for wildlife. In some conservation efforts, the deliberate avoidance of mowing is a strategy to maintain or restore these unspoiled environments.

The term can also be applied more broadly to other things that have been left in their original state, free from alteration or damage. However, its primary connotation remains tied to the natural world and the absence of human interference with growth. The presence of "nepokozených" areas is often seen as a positive indicator of ecological health and resilience.