ztlutní

ztlutní is a Czech word that translates to "yellowish" or "turning yellow" in English. It is the neuter singular form of the adjective zlutý, which means yellow. The word can be used to describe a color that is not a pure yellow but has a shade of it, or to indicate a process of becoming yellow.

For example, one might say a fruit is zlutní when it is starting to ripen and change from green to yellow. Similarly, a piece of paper might be described as zlutní if it has aged and taken on a yellowed hue. The term is commonly used in everyday language and literature to describe subtle variations in color or the gradual change of color over time.

The adjective zlutní can also be used figuratively, though less commonly. In such contexts, it might imply a state of being unrefined or immature, analogous to a color that is not fully developed. However, its primary and most frequent application remains descriptive of color. The pronunciation of zlutní involves a soft 'z' sound followed by 'lut' and then 'nee'.