Vymazána

Vymazána is a Czech word that translates to "deleted" or "erased" in English. It is typically used as the feminine past participle of the verb vymazat, meaning to delete, erase, or wipe out. The word can refer to the removal of information, objects, or even people from existence or memory.

In a digital context, vymazána is commonly encountered when files, data, or accounts are permanently removed from a system. For instance, a file might be described as "vymazána" if it has been deleted from a hard drive. Similarly, a user account could be marked as "vymazána" if it has been deactivated and removed from a platform.

Beyond the digital realm, vymazána can also be used metaphorically. It might describe the complete eradication of a historical event from public record or the forgetting of a painful memory. The feminine form indicates that the noun it modifies is also feminine in Czech grammar. The male equivalent would be "vymazán."