zvýenej

Zvýšený is a Czech word that translates to "increased" or "raised" in English. It is the past passive participle of the verb zvýšit, which means to increase, raise, or enhance. This adjective can be used to describe a variety of situations where something has become greater in quantity, intensity, or level. For example, it can refer to increased prices (zvýšené ceny), increased production (zvýšená výroba), or increased awareness (zvýšené povědomí).

The word "zvýšený" is commonly found in contexts related to economics, statistics, and general descriptions of changes. It implies a movement from a lower or baseline state to a higher one. The grammatical gender of the word will change depending on the noun it modifies: zvýšený (masculine), zvýšená (feminine), or zvýšené (neuter). For instance, a "zvýšený tlak" refers to increased pressure (masculine noun), while "zvýšená teplota" refers to an increased temperature (feminine noun). Similarly, "zvýšené riziko" signifies increased risk (neuter noun). Understanding "zvýšený" is key to comprehending discussions about growth, escalation, or augmentation in the Czech language.