vyvinutou

Vyvinutou is a Czech word that translates to "developed" or "evolved" in English. It is the feminine accusative form of the adjective "vyvinutý." The word is used to describe something that has undergone a process of development or growth, whether it be a physical object, an idea, or a biological organism.

For instance, one might refer to a "vyvinutá civilizace" which means a "developed civilization," implying a society that has progressed technologically, socially, and culturally. Similarly, in biology, "vyvinuté orgány" would refer to "developed organs," indicating those that have reached their full form and function. The word can also be used in a more abstract sense, such as "vyvinutá myšlenka" or "developed idea," suggesting a concept that has been thoroughly thought out and elaborated upon.

The root of the word "vyvinutou" is the verb "vyvinout," meaning "to develop" or "to evolve." This verb can be applied to a wide range of contexts, from the development of a new product to the evolution of species over time. The adjective "vyvinutý" and its various grammatical forms, including "vyvinutou," therefore, are essential in describing states of advancement or maturation in the Czech language.