regenerovaných

Regenerovaných is a Czech inflected form of the adjective participle regenerovaný, derived from the verb regenerovat (to regenerate). It functions as the genitive plural form and is used to describe nouns that have undergone regeneration, repair, or renewal. Because it is an inflected form, regenerovaných does not stand alone as a term; its meaning depends on the noun it modifies.

In typical usage, regenerovaných appears in scientific, technical, or descriptive texts where the subject is plural and in the genitive case. Examples include phrases such as regenerovaných buněk (regenerated cells), regenerovaných materiálů (regenerated materials), or regenerovaných částí (regenerated parts). The form signals that the nouns are the objects of regeneration or renewal and are counted or referenced in a genitive context.

Semantic range and contexts vary. In biology and medicine, regenerovaných often describes tissues or cells that have undergone repair. In materials science or environmental contexts, it can refer to materials or resources that have been regenerated or reclaimed. The term is commonly found in Czech formulations that discuss processes of regeneration, recovery, or renewal, rather than as a standalone concept.

Etymologically, regenerovaný comes from regenerovat, with the genitive plural ending -ovaných following the standard Czech declension patterns for adjectives and past participles. As a result, regenerovaných is primarily a grammatical form used to indicate possession or association in plural genitive constructions.