vzdialený

Vzdálený is a Czech word that translates to "distant" or "remote" in English. It is an adjective used to describe something that is physically or metaphorically far away from the speaker or other entities.

In geography, vzdálený is used to describe places that are far away from a particular region or country. For example, a town that is located in a remote mountainous area would be described as vzdálený from the capital city.

In everyday usage, vzdálený can be used to describe people, situations, or events that are emotionally distant or disconnected. For instance, a person who is going through a tough time and appears to be disengaged from their loved ones might be described as vzdálený.

The term vzdálený can also be used in a more abstract sense to describe concepts or ideas that are distant or difficult to grasp. For example, a complex mathematical concept might be described as vzdálený to those who are not mathematically inclined.

The word vzdálený is derived from the Czech prefix "vzdálen-" which comes from the word "dálen", meaning "far" or "remote". The prefix is often used in combination with other words to convey a sense of distance or remoteness.

In Czech culture, vzdálený is a common theme in literature, particularly in the works of Czech poet and writer, Karel Hynek Mácha. His poem, "Další války" (Another War), explores the idea of being vzdálený and disconnected from the world around oneself.