Konstituováno

Konstituováno is a Czech verb meaning "constituted" or "established." It is derived from the Latin word "constituere," which means "to set up" or "to found." The verb is used in various contexts to describe the formation or setting up of something, whether it be a formal body, an agreement, or a legal entity.

In a legal and political context, "konstituováno" often refers to the establishment of a government, a parliament, or a constitutional order. For example, a parliament might be described as "konstituováno" once it has been elected and its members have taken their seats, signifying that it is ready to function. Similarly, a new constitution can be said to be "konstituováno" when it has been formally adopted and enacted.

The term can also be used in a broader sense to denote the formation of any group or organization. A committee might be "konstituováno" when its members are appointed, or a company might be "konstituováno" when it is legally registered. The core idea is that something has been brought into existence or formally organized.

The grammatical form "konstituováno" itself is the past passive participle of the verb "konstituovat." This means it describes something that has been constituted or established by an external agent. It can be used as an adjective or as part of a passive verb phrase. For instance, "Zasedání bylo úspěšně konstituováno" translates to "The session was successfully constituted."