otveta

Otveta is a common Czech noun meaning “answer” or “reply.” The word comes from the Old Czech verb *otvětti* and is cognate with similar Slavic terms such as Polish *odpowiedź* and Russian *ответ* (otvet). In contemporary usage, otveta can refer to any form of response—be it a spoken answer in conversation, a written reply in a letter, or the outcome of a question in a questionnaire.

The word is frequently used in everyday speech and written texts. In casual conversation, one might say „Mám o to též otveta,“ meaning “I have an answer for that too.” In formal contexts, it appears in phrases such as „dávat otveta na otázky“ (to give an answer to questions). It also appears in idiomatic expressions, for instance „většina otvetů je různá,“ which translates to “most answers are varied.”

Otveta can appear in titles and slogans, particularly in media and advertising, signaling the promise of solutions or information. In the digital age, the term is common in FAQ sections, support forums, and online help desks where users seek answers to their queries. The word demonstrates the linguistic unity among Slavic languages, sharing a common root that spans Czech, Slovak, Polish, and Russian.