vzklíknutý

The Czech word "vzklíknutý" is the past passive participle of the verb "vzklíknout," meaning to sprout, germinate, or emerge. It describes a state of having sprouted or germinated. This term is most commonly used in botany and agriculture to refer to seeds that have successfully begun to grow and develop into seedlings.

When a seed is described as "vzklíknutý," it signifies that the protective seed coat has been broken and the embryonic plant within has started to push out its radicle (root) and plumule (shoot). This process is a crucial stage in the plant life cycle and is dependent on favorable conditions such as moisture, temperature, and oxygen. The term can also be used metaphorically, though less frequently, to describe something that has begun to emerge or become apparent after a period of dormancy or obscurity.