viazaných

Viazaných is a Czech word that translates to "tied" or "bound" in English. It is primarily used as the genitive plural form of the adjective "viazaný," which means tied or bound. This grammatical form is employed when referring to multiple entities that are in a state of being tied or bound. For example, one might say "kolesá viazaných automobilov," which translates to "wheels of tied cars."

The term can also appear in other grammatical cases and numbers, depending on its function within a sentence. The adjective "viazaný" itself can describe physical bindings, such as ropes or cords, or more abstract concepts of connection or obligation. In a figurative sense, "viazaný" can imply being indebted, obligated, or strongly connected to something or someone.

The use of "viazaných" specifically indicates possession or a relationship involving multiple tied or bound items or individuals. Its context within a Czech sentence will clarify the precise meaning. It is a common adjective in the language, appearing in everyday conversation and literature. Understanding its grammatical form is crucial for accurate comprehension of Czech sentences.