Vyvedena

Vyvedena is a Czech linguistic term used as the feminine past participle of the verb vyvést, meaning to take out, lead out, or remove. In standard usage it can indicate that someone or something has been led away or escorted from a place, or more generally that an action of bringing out has been completed.

Etymology and forms: The form derives from prefix vy- attached to vést (to lead). The past participle in the feminine singular is vyvedená, and in non-diacritic spelling it is often written vyvedena. Corresponding forms include vyvedený (masculine) and vyvedené (neuter). As an adjective or a predicative complement, vyvedena agrees with the gender and number of the noun it describes.

Usage: Vyvedena is commonly used in news reporting, narratives, and instructional contexts to describe someone being escorted out of a venue or removed from a location. Examples include: “Žena byla vyvedena ze sálu.” (The woman was escorted out of the hall.) “Pacient byl vyveden z budovy kvůli evakuaci.” (The patient was led out of the building due to evacuation.)

See also: vyvést, vyvedení, vypravit. The term is closely related to the broader concept of evacuation, removal, or exit, depending on context, and is recognized in standard Czech grammar as a non-invariable participle form that functions as an adjective or part of a passive construction.