Vydaným

Vydaným is a Czech word that translates to "published" or "issued" in English. It is the past participle of the verb vydat, which means to publish, issue, release, or give out. The word can be used in various contexts, referring to the act of making something publicly available, such as a book, a document, a statement, or even a product.

In the context of literature, "vydaným" would describe a book that has been published. For example, "Kniha byla vydaná minulý rok" translates to "The book was published last year." Similarly, it can refer to official documents or announcements. A government might issue a decree, and that decree would be considered "vydaným."

The term also extends to the release of other media or goods. A new album by a musician would be "vydaným," as would a new software update or a manufactured product. The core meaning remains consistent: the act of bringing something into public circulation or making it available to a wider audience. The grammatical form of "vydaným" can vary depending on gender, number, and case in Czech, but its fundamental meaning as "published" or "issued" remains the same.