uznaným

uznaným is a Czech word that translates to "recognized" or "acknowledged" in English. It is a past participle of the verb "uznat," meaning to recognize, acknowledge, or admit. The word can be used in various contexts to describe something that has been officially accepted, validated, or established as legitimate.

In legal contexts, "uznaným" might refer to a recognized legal entity, a recognized right, or a recognized judgment. For instance, a foreign judgment might be "uznaným" in a Czech court, meaning it is given legal effect. Similarly, a person might have a "uznaným" status, such as being recognized as a refugee or as a parent.

In a broader sense, "uznaným" can describe something that has gained acceptance or appreciation within a community or society. This could include an artist whose work is "uznaným," a scientific theory that is "uznaným" by experts, or a tradition that is "uznaným" by the public. The term implies a level of consensus or official approval.

The feminine and neuter singular forms are "uznaná" and "uznané," respectively, while the plural form for all genders is "uznaní." The specific grammatical form used depends on the gender and number of the noun it modifies. Understanding these variations is crucial for correct usage in Czech sentences.