Deaktivovalo

Deaktivovalo is a past tense neuter singular verb form used in Czech and Slovak, derived from the verb deaktivovat (Czech) or deaktivovať (Slovak) meaning to deactivate. It corresponds to the action “it deactivated” or “it has been deactivated,” depending on the sentence structure.

In Czech and Slovak grammar, past tense forms agree with the subject in gender and number. The neuter form deaktivovalo is used with neuter subjects. The masculine and feminine past forms are deaktivoval/deaktivoval (Czech) and deaktivoval/deaktivovala (Slovak). The infinitives are deaktivovat (Czech) and deaktivovať (Slovak). The usage is common in technical, administrative, and everyday contexts where a device, setting, or feature is turned off or made inactive.

Contexts and usage examples are typical in technology and system communications. For example, in Czech: Zařízení deaktivovalo funkci. In Slovak: Zariadenie deaktivovalo funkciu. These illustrate a neuter subject performing the action on an object (the function/feature).

Etymology and related forms: the form comes from the prefix de- combined with aktivovat/aktivovať, itself derived from the Latin root activus and influenced by the English word deactivate. Related noun forms include deaktivace (Czech) or deaktivácia (Slovak), meaning “deactivation.” The term is widely used in technical manuals, software logs, and user interfaces to describe the removal or suspension of an active state.