Splaceno

Splaceno is a Czech term meaning “paid off” or “settled.” It is the neuter past participle of the verb splácet (to repay or amortize) and is used as a predicative or adjectival form to indicate that a financial obligation has been fully repaid.

Grammatical notes indicate that splaceno forms part of a family of participles derived from splácet. The full set includes splacený (masculine), splacená (feminine), and splacené (neuter). The neuter form splaceno is commonly used in predicative constructions or in fixed expressions where the gender of the noun is neutral or not specified, while the gendered forms appear when the participle modifies a specific noun, such as splacený úvěr (paid loan) or splacená půjčka (paid-off loan).

Usage in Czech language contexts centers on financial status. It is used to describe debts, loans, or instalments that have been fully repaid. Examples include Dluh byl splacen (The debt has been repaid) or Půjčka byla splacena (The loan has been repaid). In bank statements or notices, splaceno can appear as a short status word indicating completion, sometimes seen simply as “Splaceno.” in a list or summary.

See also: splácení, splácet, dluh, půjčka.