neukonený

Neukonený is a term that appears primarily as a misspelling or nonstandard variant of the Czech adjective neukojený, which means not satisfied or insatiable. The standard form describes someone or something that cannot be satisfied, with metaphorical uses referring to appetites, desires, or ambitions that remain unfulfilled.

Etymology and orthography. The correct spellings derive from prefix ne- plus ukojený, the past participle of ukojit "to satisfy." The expected form neukojený is widely used in literary and everyday Czech. The form neukonený has no established independent sense in standard Czech dictionaries and is typically regarded as an orthographic error, a regional variant, or a influence from non-diacritic writing systems.

Usage and status. In formal writing and lexicographic references, neukonený is not treated as a separate lemma. When encountered, it is usually corrected to neukojený. In informal or experimental contexts, some writers might preserve the variant for stylistic reasons, but it does not introduce a distinct meaning beyond the standard term.

Examples. Correct usage: Měl neukojený hlad po poznání. If the word appears as neukonený in a Czech text, it is generally considered a typographical mistake rather than a deliberate semantic choice.

See also: neukojený, ukojený, neukojitelný.