rozdleních

Rozdelených is the ASCII rendering of the Czech genitive plural form rozdělených, the form of the adjective rozdlený meaning divided or split. It describes something that has been separated into parts or is not unified. In proper Czech orthography the form is rozdělených, but in texts without diacritics the same form appears as rozdlených. The word functions as an adjective and agrees with the noun it modifies in gender, number, and case.

Grammatically, rozdlený is a past participle derived from the verb rozdělit (to divide, split). As an adjective it appears in various forms across gender and number, with rozdlených representing the genitive plural. This form is common in formal and media language, particularly when discussing groups, opinions, regions, or systems that are not unified.

Usage and contexts include political, sociological, and geographical contexts where consensus or unity is lacking. It is frequently used with noun phrases in genitive plural, such as rozdlených názorů (divided opinions), rozdlených oblastí (divided regions), or rozdlených komunit (divided communities). The term can also appear in analytical or descriptive prose to convey fragmentation or internal division.

See also: rozdělit, rozdělovač, rozdílný. The concept is closely related to division, fragmentation, and lack of consensus, and its appropriate use helps convey nuanced descriptions of groups, places, or ideas that are not unified.