pohánného

Pohánného is a Czech term that translates to "powered" or "driven" in English. It is most commonly used in the context of machinery, engines, and vehicles, referring to the source of their operational force. For instance, a "poháněný motor" would be a powered engine, and a "poháněný vlak" would be a powered train. The term emphasizes the active force that propels or operates something, differentiating it from passive or stationary objects.

The word originates from the Czech verb "pohánět," which means to drive, propel, or to power. It can describe mechanical power, such as that provided by an electric motor or an internal combustion engine, but can also extend to other forms of propulsion. In a broader sense, "poháněný" can also describe something that is motivated or driven by an idea, ambition, or external force, though this usage is less common than its technical applications. Understanding "pohánného" is key to comprehending technical descriptions and discussions in Czech related to engineering and mechanics.