získávaný

Získaný is a Czech word that translates to "acquired" or "gained" in English. It is the past participle of the verb získat, which means to obtain, acquire, or gain. The word is used in various contexts to describe something that has been obtained through effort, purchase, or any other means of acquisition.

In a general sense, získaný can refer to tangible items that have been bought or received as gifts. For example, one might say "nové auto je získané" (the new car is acquired) to indicate that it has been purchased. It can also apply to intangible assets like knowledge or skills, such as "získané vzdělání" (acquired education) or "získané zkušenosti" (gained experience).

The term is also frequently used in medical contexts to describe conditions or diseases that are not congenital but develop during a person's lifetime. For instance, "získaná choroba" refers to an acquired disease, in contrast to a birth defect. Similarly, "získaná imunita" means acquired immunity, which is developed after exposure to a pathogen or through vaccination, as opposed to innate immunity.

The grammatical form of "získaný" varies depending on the gender, number, and case of the noun it modifies. For instance, for a feminine noun, it would be "získaná," and for a plural noun, "získané." This grammatical flexibility allows it to be seamlessly integrated into various Czech sentences to denote something that has been obtained or developed.