Plánované

Plánované is a Czech adjective meaning "planned" or "scheduled." It is derived from the verb plánovat (to plan) and is used as a participial adjective to describe nouns that have been arranged or decided in advance. The form planificación can be adjusted to agree with the noun in gender, number, and case, so plánované appears in contexts describing neuter singular nouns and many plural noun phrases, as well as with certain feminine forms in plural.

Etymology and related forms: The root plan comes from plán, and the verb plánovat is formed with the Czech productive suffix -ovat. The participle or adjective form plánovaný (masculine), plánovaná (feminine), and plánované (neuter) provide the standard family of inflected forms used across different nouns and grammatical roles.

Usage and examples: plánované is common in official or formal language, journalism, and everyday speech when referring to things that have been scheduled or organized ahead of time. Examples include plánované události (planned events), plánované opravy (planned repairs), and plánované schůzky (planned meetings). The word often appears in contrast to things that are not planned or are uncertain, such as neplánované or neodhadnuté scenarios.

Related terms: In addition to plánované, Czech distinguishes plánovaně as an adverb meaning “in a planned manner.” There is also plánováno, a neuter singular past participle used predicatively to say that something has been planned.

See also: plán, plánovat, plánovaný.