úvrovými

úvrovými is not a widely attested standalone term in standard Czech. In most cases it reads as a grammatical form rather than a lexeme with its own dictionary entry. The string resembles an instrumental plural ending that could in theory be formed from an adjective or participle, but it does not correspond to a common, well-documented word in contemporary usage.

There are a few plausible explanations for its appearance. It may be a misspelling or typographical error for úrovňovými, the instrumental plural of úrovňový meaning “level-related” or “level-wise.” It could also be a dialectal or archaic variant that is not part of mainstream modern Czech. Alternatively, úvrovými might originate from a proper noun, a specialized technical term, or a rare formation found in a very restricted corpus.

If you encounter it in a text, the most reliable approach is to examine the surrounding morphology to determine the intended meaning and grammatical role. Check the gender and number of the noun it modifies and the governing prepositions, if any, to decide whether a more common form such as úrovňovými is intended. In standard reference works, there is no separate entry for úvrovými as a common lexeme, so its interpretation depends on context and source quality. This underlines the importance of context and careful editorial review when encountering unusual inflected forms in Czech.