odeslány

The term "odeslány" is a Czech word that translates to "sent" or "dispatched" in English. It is a past participle of the verb "odeslat," meaning to send or dispatch. This word is commonly used in various contexts, particularly when referring to the sending of mail, packages, or electronic messages.

For example, when an email is successfully sent, it might be described as "odeslán." Similarly, a letter that has been posted would be considered "odeslán." The word can also apply to the dispatching of goods or any item from one location to another. The grammatical form of "odeslány" can change depending on the gender and number of the noun it refers to. The masculine singular form is "odeslán," the feminine singular is "odeslána," the neuter singular is "odesláno," and the plural form for all genders is "odeslány."

In a more abstract sense, "odeslány" can also imply being sent forth or launched, such as a project being officially started or an individual being sent on a mission. However, its most frequent and literal usage pertains to the act of sending physical or digital items. The context in which "odeslány" is used will typically clarify the specific meaning intended.