pigmentaných

Pigmentaných is a Czech word that translates to "pigmented" in English. It is an adjective used to describe substances or materials that contain or exhibit color due to the presence of pigments. Pigments are insoluble colorants that are typically dispersed in a medium, such as paint, ink, or plastic, rather than dissolving in it. The color of a pigmented material is a result of the selective absorption and reflection of light by these pigment particles.

The term "pigmentaných" can be applied to a wide range of items, including paints, inks, dyes (though technically dyes are soluble, the term might be used colloquially), cosmetics, plastics, and even certain biological tissues. For example, pigmented skin contains melanin, a natural pigment that gives it its color. Similarly, pigmented plastics are manufactured with added colorants to achieve a desired hue. The specific pigment used will determine the resulting color, and various pigments are available to create a vast spectrum of shades and tones. The quality and lightfastness of the pigments also play a crucial role in the durability and appearance of the pigmented material over time.