Vymaz

Vymaz is a term found in Czech and Slovak usage associated with the idea of erasure, deletion or removal. It is related to the verb vymazat, which means to erase, wipe out or delete. In everyday speech it can refer to removing marks or text, clearing a surface, or figuratively to forgetting or omitting something. In technical contexts the word is commonly used for actions such as deleting digital files, wiping storage media, or resetting data.

The concept of vymaz appears in administrative and legal discussions when describing the removal or expungement of records, though specific procedures and terminology vary by jurisdiction and language. In computing and information security, practices described as vymaz involve data sanitation methods that aim to make previously stored information unrecoverable.

Vymaz also occurs as a proper name in some Central European contexts and can appear in product names, business brands or cultural works; meanings and associations depend on the particular use. Because the term is context-dependent, readers should consult domain-specific sources for precise legal, technical or historical definitions.