uzaveného

Uzaveného is not a standard word in modern Czech or Slovak. It is typically a nonstandard or dialectal spelling of the genitive singular masculine form of adjectives derived from the verb meaning “to close” (uzavřít in Czech; uzavrieť in Slovak). The standard forms are uzavřeného in Czech and uzavretého in Slovak.

In Czech, the adjective uzavřený (closed, sealed) has the genitive singular masculine form uzavřeného. In Slovak, the corresponding adjective uzavretý has the genitive singular masculine form uzavretého. The form uzaveného, lacking the expected diacritics and the correct consonant sequence, is typically not used in standard language.

If uzaveného appears in a text, it is most often due to orthographic simplification (loss of diacritics), a transliteration variant, or a dialectal/spelling error rather than a recognized standard form. In formal writing, readers should substitute the standard forms uzavřeného (Czech) or uzavretého (Slovak) depending on the language.

Common contexts involve phrases describing something that has been closed or sealed, for example: in Czech, uzavřeného prostoru (of the closed space); in Slovak, uzavretého priestoru (of the closed space). The meaning remains tied to completion, sealing, or enclosure, not to a proper name or unrelated concept.

See also: uzavřený, uzavřeného, uzavretý, uzavretého. Notes on diacritics and standard spellings are important for precise usage in Czech and Slovak.