pravdpodobný

Pravděpodobný is a Czech word meaning probable or likely. It is used to describe events, outcomes, or situations that have a high chance of occurring or being true. The word originates from the Latin word "probabilis," which also means probable or likely.

In everyday Czech conversation, pravděpodobný is frequently used to express a degree of certainty about something. For example, one might say "Je pravděpodobné, že dnes zaprší," meaning "It is probable that it will rain today." This indicates that rain is considered a likely event based on current conditions or observations.

The concept of probability is fundamental in statistics and mathematics, and pravděpodobný directly relates to this field. A probability value, typically ranging from 0 to 1, quantifies the likelihood of an event. A pravděpodobný event would have a probability value closer to 1. Conversely, an unlikely event would have a probability value closer to 0.

The antonym of pravděpodobný is "nepravděpodobný," meaning improbable or unlikely. Usage of pravděpodobný implies that while an outcome is not guaranteed, it is the most expected or reasonable possibility. It reflects a balanced assessment of available information rather than absolute certainty. The word is a common part of the Czech lexicon, essential for expressing nuanced degrees of likelihood.