ovlivnní

Ovlivnný is not a standard Czech word and appears to be a misspelling of ovlivněný, the past participle of the verb ovlivnit, meaning "influenced" or "affected by influence." The normative form is ovlivněný in the masculine singular; feminine is ovlivněná and neuter ovlivněné, with additional forms for different genders and numbers as required by Czech grammar.

Etymology and construction: the term is built from the noun vliv (influence) together with the verb ovlivnit, and the participle suffix -ný. The correct spelling includes the letters ň and ě, characteristic of the Czech orthography for forming adjectives of this meaning.

Usage: ovlivněný describes someone or something that has been shaped or altered by external factors. Examples in proper language include phrases like "byl ovlivněný reklamou" or "byla ovlivněná veřejností." In formal writing, the standard form is expected; ovlivnný would be considered a typographical error rather than a recognized variant.

Occasionally, Ovlivnný may appear as a stylized title, a character name, or a brand name in fiction or marketing. In such cases it is used as a proper noun and not as a standard dictionary term. Outside of that context, proper Czech usage prefers ovlivněný and its inflected forms. Overall, the correct spelling reflects Czech orthographic conventions, while Ovlivnný represents a nonstandard form.