Uvádána

Uvádána is the feminine singular present passive participle of the Czech verb uvádět, meaning to introduce, present, or cite. As a participle, uváděná functions as an adjective that modifies feminine singular nouns. It indicates that the described information or item has been presented or cited by someone else, rather than asserted by the speaker. The form agrees with the noun it modifies in gender, number, and case.

In practice, uváděná appears often in journalism, academic writing, and official texts to mark material that is sourced or presented. Examples include uváděná fakta (the stated facts) or uváděná data (the presented data). Depending on context, the sense can range from simply mentioning a fact to asserting that it is taken from a specific source. The masculine and neuter equivalents are uváděný and uváděné, respectively, used with masculine or neuter nouns.

The word is typically used as an attributive or predicative participle within larger sentences and is part of the broader set of Czech participles that enable describing information, statements, or items in discourse. Its usage helps convey that certain information has been prepared, cited, or incorporated into a text by an external source.