Ustaveného

Ustaveného is a form of the Czech adjective past participle ustavený, meaning established or instituted. It is used in the genitive singular (typically masculine) to refer to a noun in a formal or official context, indicating that something has been set up, arranged, or created by rule, decision, or statute.

The term derives from the Czech verbs ustavit or ustanovit, which convey the act of setting up, founding, or appointing. In legal and administrative language, ustavený and its declined form ustaveného appear in phrases that describe procedures, bodies, rules, or frameworks that are recognized as established.

Grammatical role and usage: ustaveného is the genitive singular form of the adjective ustavený (and by extension its past participle sense). It commonly modifies masculine nouns in genitive, and appears in constructions that express established status, such as podle ustaveného postupu (according to the established procedure) or v rámci ustaveného právního rámce (within the established legal framework). It is frequently found in formal writings, legal texts, and historical descriptions where precise characterization of state, institutions, or rules is required.

Differences and related terms: ustaveného is contrasted with ustanovený/ustanovený, which also carry the sense of “established” or “appointed” but may appear in slightly different stylistic or lexical contexts. Related nouns include ustavení (the act of establishment or founding) and ustanovení (a provision or stipulation). In Czech, both forms reflect the same root and are part of a broader set of terms used to describe formal establishment and structure.

See also: ustanovení, ustavení, ustavit, ustanovit, ustavený, ustaveného postupu, ustaveného právního rámce.