zameraní

Zamerané is a Slovak adjective formed from the verb zamerať (to aim or to target). It describes something that has been aimed at or oriented toward a specific audience, purpose, or outcome. In usage, zamerané conveys a sense of focus or targeting rather than general applicability.

Grammatically, zamerané is the neuter singular past passive participle form; it agrees with the noun it modifies and is commonly found in neutral or impersonal constructions. The word functions attributively (zamerané kampane, zamerané reklamy) or predicatively within a sentence when the subject is neuter.

In practice, zamerané appears widely in marketing, media, and policy contexts to denote targeted or focused efforts. Common collocations include zamerané kampane (targeted campaigns), zamerané reklamy (targeted advertisements), and výskum zameraný na určité skupiny (research focused on specific groups). It can also appear in phrases such as zamerané na mladú generáciu or zamerané na zlepšenie energetickej účinnosti, indicating the intended audience or objective.

Relation to related terms: zamerať sa refers to the action of focusing or aiming, while zameranie or zameraný describes the act or its result. The nuance of zamerané lies in describing the outcome as already directed toward a particular target, rather than describing the act itself.

See also: zamerať sa, zameranie, zameraný.