Vyvaovány

Vyvaovány is a non-diacritic spelling often seen as a variant of the Czech term vyvařovány or vyvařované, derived from the verb vyvařovat, meaning to boil or to sterilize by boiling. The form functions as a past passive participle used as an adjective to describe items that have undergone boiling or heat treatment. The standard diacritic forms include vyvařovaný (masculine singular), vyvařovaná (feminine singular), and vyvařované (neuter or plural, depending on gender). The non-diacritic vyvaovány typically corresponds to the plural forms in the absence of diacritics, but in practice it is often a misspelling of vyvařovány or vyvařované.

In usage, the term appears in culinary and industrial contexts to indicate items that have been boiled or sterilized. Examples include potraviny vyvařované před balením (foods boiled before packaging) or sklo vyvařované a sterilizované před použitím (glassware boiled and sterilized before use). In laboratory or production settings, phrases like vzorky vyvařované describe samples that have been subjected to boiling as part of a sterilization or preparation procedure. The distinction between simple boiling and thorough sterilization depends on the specific procedure referenced.

Etymology: the prefix vy- plus vařovat (to boil) yields a participial adjective. See also vyvařovat, vyvařování, sterilizace, vaření. The non-diacritic form is mainly encountered in non-specialist texts, digital input without diacritics, or historical/corpus data. For precise usage, consult standard Czech dictionaries and the surrounding context.