rozbitou

Rozbitou is a form of the Czech adjective rozbitý, meaning broken or shattered. It is the feminine singular accusative form, used with feminine nouns to describe an object that has been damaged. The form appears in contexts where a feminine noun in the accusative case requires an adjective, and it follows the standard patterns of Czech adjective inflection.

Grammatical notes a brief overview: Czech adjectives agree with their nouns in gender, number and case. Rozbitou marks feminine singular and accusative case. The masculine singular nominative is rozbitý, the feminine nominative is rozbitá, and the neuter nominative is rozbité. These forms change across cases and numbers according to regular decline patterns for adjectives ending in -ý.

Usage: Rozbitou is commonly found in everyday language, literature and media when describing damaged or broken feminine nouns. It is used to convey that an object has been damaged, whether in neutral descriptions, reports, or captions. Because Czech inflection depends on the noun it modifies, rozbitou will pair with feminine singular nouns in the appropriate accusative position.

See also: rozbitý, Czech grammar, Czech adjectives.