urených

urených is a Czech word that translates to "drowned" in English. It is the masculine plural past passive participle of the verb utopit, meaning to drown. This form of the word would be used to describe multiple males who have drowned, or a group of individuals where at least one is male and the gender of the others is unknown or mixed.

The concept of drowning is universally understood and refers to the process of experiencing respiratory impairment from submersion or immersion in liquid. In a Czech context, the word urených would appear in narratives, historical accounts, or any situation detailing the fate of multiple males who met this end. For example, a historical text might describe a battle where "urených vojáků" (drowned soldiers) were among the casualties.

The grammatical form urených is specific to the Czech language's inflectional system. Czech, like other Slavic languages, employs a complex system of grammatical cases, genders, and numbers that affect the form of nouns, adjectives, and participles. The ending "-ých" signifies the genitive, dative, or locative plural for masculine animate nouns or adjectives modifying them, or the nominative, accusative, or vocative plural for masculine animate nouns. Therefore, the specific grammatical context in which urených is used would determine the precise nuance of its meaning beyond simply "drowned."