Celozrnná mouka změní hydrataci těsta.

to change; alter

Breakdown of Celozrnná mouka změní hydrataci těsta.

• celozrnná mouka: the wholemeal flour
• hydratace těsta: the dough hydration

Questions & Answers about Celozrnná mouka změní hydrataci těsta.

Why does celozrnná end in -á?

Because celozrnná is an adjective agreeing with mouka.

• mouka = flour
• It is a feminine singular noun.
• Czech adjectives change their endings to match the noun’s gender, number, and case.

So:

• celozrnný = wholegrain / wholemeal / whole-wheat-like as a dictionary form
• celozrnná mouka = wholegrain flour

The -á ending shows that the adjective is feminine singular nominative, matching mouka.

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Is celozrnná mouka the normal way to say wholegrain flour?

Yes. Celozrnná mouka is a normal and natural Czech phrase.

It is made from:

• celo- = whole
• zrno = grain

So celozrnný literally means something like whole-grain.

Depending on context, English might translate it as:

• wholegrain flour
• wholemeal flour
• sometimes whole wheat flour if the type of grain is understood

But the Czech phrase itself just says wholegrain flour in a general way.

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Why is změní translated as future, not present?