únavný

Únavný is a Czech adjective that translates to "tiring" or "exhausting" in English. It describes something that causes fatigue or weariness. The word is derived from the Czech verb "unavit," meaning "to tire" or "to exhaust."

The adjective únavný can be used to describe various situations and activities. For example, a long journey might be described as únavná cesta (a tiring journey). A physically demanding job could be considered únavné zaměstnání (an exhausting job). Even prolonged periods of mental exertion, such as studying for exams, can be characterized as únavné (tiring). The intensity of the fatigue described can vary, from mild weariness to profound exhaustion, depending on the context.

The opposite of únavný is "odpočinkový" or "osvěžující," which mean "restful" or "refreshing," respectively. Understanding the nuances of únavný helps in accurately conveying the degree of fatigue experienced or caused by something. It is a common adjective used in everyday Czech conversation and writing to describe the physical or mental toll of certain activities or circumstances.