Sledovaný

Sledované is a Czech and Slovak past passive participle form of the verb sledovat, used as an adjective meaning “monitored,” “watched,” or “tracked.” It describes entities that are the subject of watching, following, or data collection and is typically formed to agree with the noun it modifies in gender and number.

In usage, sledované describes objects or groups that are under surveillance or subject to monitoring. It appears in contexts such as privacy and data protection, security, logistics, media analytics, and everyday language where monitoring is involved. Common collocations include sledované osoby (monitored persons), sledované zboží or sledované záznamy (monitored goods or records), and sledované webové stránky (monitored websites). The sense can range from legal or formal surveillance to routine tracking in information systems.

Grammatically, sledované functions as an adjective and inflects to agree with the noun it modifies. The exact form changes with gender and number, but the base meaning remains “that is being watched or monitored.” In Slovak, the same form is used with similar meaning and usage.

Related terms include the verb sledovat (to watch, to monitor) and synonyms such as monitorovat (to monitor) or dohled (supervision) in appropriate contexts. The term can appear in technical, administrative, or descriptive prose, where clarity about surveillance or tracking is required.

Note: Sledované is not a title or a standalone concept beyond its grammatical use; its primary function is as a descriptive descriptor in sentences and phrases referring to things that are observed or monitored.