zrnitý

The word "zrnitý" is a Czech adjective that translates to "granular" or "grainy" in English. It describes something that is composed of or resembles small particles or grains.

In a physical context, "zrnitý" can refer to materials like sand, soil, or sugar, where individual particles are visible and contribute to the overall texture. For example, a sandy beach would be described as having "zrnitý" sand. Similarly, a surface that appears speckled or textured due to small imperfections or deposits could be called "zrnitý".

Beyond physical descriptions, "zrnitý" can also be used metaphorically. It might describe information that is not fully processed or detailed, such as "zrnitý" data. In photography, a "zrnitý" image has a visible grain structure, often associated with older film photography or digital noise. The term implies a lack of smooth, continuous tone, with discrete elements becoming apparent. It can also describe a lack of detail or a coarse texture in a broader sense, implying a less refined quality.