obytném

Obytne is a Czech word that translates to "residential" or "habitable" in English. It is most commonly used in the context of buildings or structures. When a property or dwelling is described as obytne, it signifies that it is suitable for living in. This implies that it meets certain standards of safety, comfort, and functionality necessary for human habitation.

The term can be applied to various types of structures, including houses, apartments, cottages, or even specific rooms within a larger building. It distinguishes these spaces from those intended for other purposes, such as commercial, industrial, or agricultural use. For instance, a building might have both commercial and obytne sections, meaning parts of it are used for businesses while other parts are designed for people to live in.

In legal and administrative contexts, the classification of a building or part thereof as obytne can have implications for building permits, zoning regulations, and property taxes. It is a fundamental descriptor in real estate and urban planning, ensuring that spaces are designated and used appropriately for their intended purpose, primarily housing.