projití

Projitý is a Czech adjective formed from the verb projít (to pass through, to traverse). It functions as a past passive participle and agrees with the noun it modifies. The masculine singular form is projitý; feminine is projitá; neuter is projité. The word denotes something that has been traversed or walked through, such as a route, path, tunnel, or area, or more generally something that has been examined by passing through it.

Origin and morphology: It is built from the prefix pro- and the verb jít (to go). The participle expresses a completed action and is used in descriptive or technical prose, especially in geography, surveying, archaeology, and travel writing.

Usage: It is used to describe routes or sections that have already been traversed. Examples include projitá stezka (a path that has been walked), projitý úsek (a traversed section), or projitá trasa (a traversed route). The form is more common in written, technical contexts; in everyday speech speakers usually use the verb projít in the appropriate tense rather than the participle.

See also: projít, průchod, průjezd, průchodnost.