uctíván

Uctíván is a Czech word that translates to "worshipped" or "venerated" in English. It is the past passive participle of the verb "uctívat," which means to worship, revere, honor, or venerate. The word describes a state of being that has been subjected to worship or veneration.

The term "uctíván" can be used in various contexts. In a religious setting, it refers to a deity, saint, or sacred object that is the recipient of worship and reverence. For example, "Bůh je uctíván miliony lidí po celém světě" translates to "God is worshipped by millions of people worldwide." It can also be applied to individuals who are held in high esteem, such as historical figures, heroes, or respected elders, who are venerated for their achievements, wisdom, or moral character. In a more general sense, it can describe anything that is deeply admired or cherished, such as a principle, an ideal, or even a cherished memory. The word implies a deep sense of respect, devotion, and often admiration.