Tvoeného

Tvoeného is a grammatical form, not a standalone lexeme, used in Slavic languages to express “of the created” or “created” in the genitive singular. It originates from the past passive participle tvořený (Czech) or tvorený/tvorený (Slovak) derived from the verb tvořit/tvoriť, meaning to create or form. The spelling without diacritics often appears as tvoeného in Slovak contexts, while Czech typically writes tvořeného with the ř. As a genitive singular form, tvoeného marks masculine inanimate or neuter nouns; feminine nouns use a different feminine genitive form.

In Slovak grammar, tvoeného functions as the genitive singular form of the participle tvorený. It is used in phrases where the noun it modifies is in the genitive case, indicating possession or attribution related to something that has been created. The corresponding Czech form is tvořeného. Both forms serve to convey that the noun describes something produced, formed, or produced by a process of creation, and they commonly appear in academic, literary, and formal texts.

Etymologically, the word derives from the verb with a root related to tvor- (creation, form) and the suffixes that build passive participles in the language. The form tvoeného reflects standard inflection patterns for past participles in genitive singular in Slovak, with the Czech variant tvořeného functioning similarly.

See also: tvorba, tvořit, tvořený/tvorený. These related terms cover creation, the act of making, and the participial adjective from which tvoeného is derived.