Nevybavený

Nevybavený is a Czech adjective meaning unfurnished. It is used in real estate to describe a dwelling that does not come with furniture or major appliances. The term is commonly seen in rental and sale listings and is contrasted with vybavený (furnished) and částečně vybavený (partly furnished). Descriptions may vary, so buyers or tenants should confirm which items are included.

Etymology and forms: The word is formed by prefix ne- plus vybavit "to furnish." As an adjective it agrees with gender: nevybavený (masculine), nevybavená (feminine), nevybavené (neuter). In listings it is often used interchangeably with nezařízený, though usage varies by region and speaker.

Practical implications: In a nevybavený byt, the tenant must provide own furniture and often kitchen appliances. Typical items not included are beds, sofas, cupboards, dining table and chairs, and washing machine. Some listings may include a minimal kitchen with fixed units or a refrigerator; others may offer an empty space that requires full provisioning. Always check the inventory or lease clause for included fixtures and appliances, and confirm with the landlord before signing.