zlevnily

zlevnily is a Czech word that translates to "cheaply" in English. It is an adverb used to describe the manner in which something is done, indicating that it is accomplished at a low cost or with minimal expense. For example, one might say that a product was bought "zlevnily" if it was purchased at a discounted price. The word can also be used to describe services rendered cheaply, or actions performed in a parsimonious way. The origin of the word is from the Czech adjective "levný," meaning "cheap." The addition of the adverbial suffix "-ily" transforms it into an adverb. It is a common term in everyday Czech conversation and in commercial contexts, particularly when discussing sales, discounts, or budget-friendly options. Understanding "zlevnily" is key to comprehending discussions about pricing and economic transactions in the Czech Republic.