Provádných

Provádných is a grammatical form in Czech, derived from the verb provádět (to perform, to carry out). It is the genitive plural form of the adjective or present passive participle prováděný (carried out, conducted). The form provádných is used to modify a noun in genitive plural, typically in formal or written contexts, to indicate that the nouns in question have been carried out or conducted.

Grammatical role and usage. Prováděný functions as an attributive modifier; its genitive plural form provádných agrees with a noun in genitive plural, as in phrases like “výsledky prováděných experimentů” (the results of conducted experiments). The participle can appear in legal, scientific, historical, or technical writing, where precise description of processes, studies, or tasks is required. It is not a standalone noun and relies on a noun it modifies to convey a complete meaning.

Examples. Common usages include: “výsledky prováděných testů,” meaning the results of conducted tests; “projekty prováděných studií,” meaning projects of conducted studies; “zpráva o prováděných kontrolách,” meaning a report on conducted inspections. In each case, provádných marks the actions as having been carried out and links them to the corresponding nouns in genitive plural.

Related forms and notes. Prováděný has other declined forms for different genders and cases (eg., prováděný, prováděná, prováděné). Provádných specifically occurs in the genitive plural and is most common in formal or technical prose.