prevzatá

Prevzatý is a Slovak past participle used as an adjective, derived from the verb prevziať, which means to take over, to assume, or to adopt. The word describes something that has been taken over, accepted, or assumed by someone, or that has been adopted or borrowed in a given context. It can refer to responsibilities, assets, projects, texts, or other entities that have passed into someone’s possession or control.

In grammatical use, prevzatý declines like a standard Slovak adjective and agrees with gender and number (for example: prevzatý dokument, prevzatá zodpovednosť, prevzaté opatrenie). It is commonly employed in business, law, media, and everyday language to indicate a change of ownership, control, or responsibility, as well as to denote adopted or borrowed materials.

Common contexts include acquisitions or mergers (prevzaté podiely), reorganizations in organizations (prevzaté zodpovednosti), or the use of material from another source (prevzatý text). The term can carry connotations of formal authorization or contractual transition, depending on the setting.

Related terms include prevziať (to take over), prevzatie (the act of taking over or assuming), and related compounds describing the act or result of taking over. While prevzatý primarily functions as an adjective, its meaning is closely tied to the act of assumption or acceptance performed by a subject or entity.