uvítana

uvítana is a Czech word that translates to "welcomed" in English. It is the past participle of the verb uvítat, meaning to welcome. The word can be used in various contexts, such as greeting guests or acknowledging a positive reception of an idea or event.

For example, one might say "Byli jsme srdečně uvítáni" which means "We were warmly welcomed." The feminine form is uvítána, and the neuter form is uvítáno. The plural form is uvítáni for masculine, uvítány for feminine, and uvítána for neuter.

The concept of being welcomed is a universal human experience, and uvítana captures this sentiment in the Czech language. It signifies a feeling of acceptance, warmth, and hospitality. The word can be used to describe both a literal physical welcome, such as at a home or event, and a more figurative welcome, like the acceptance of a new policy or technology. Understanding uvítana provides insight into the cultural importance placed on hospitality and positive reception in Czech society.