Zaloeném

Zaloeném is the unaccented or ASCII variant of the Czech word založeném, which is the locative singular form of the adjective založený. The word comes from the verb založit, meaning to found or establish. As a whole, založený describes something that has been established or based on a foundation, and its locative form založeném is used with prepositions that govern the locative case.

In standard Czech, the corresponding accented form is založeném, used after prepositions such as v (in) or na (on): for example, v založeném městě (in the founded city) or na založeném základě (on the established base). The non-diacritic variant zaloeném appears in texts where diacritics are omitted, which can occur in plain-text data, older computer systems, or informal writing.

Grammatically, založený has several gender and case forms. Masculine inanimate or neuter singular locative is založeném; feminine forms include založené (nebo založená) depending on case and gender, with other cases varying accordingly. The participle conveys that something was established or based at a certain time or on a certain principle, and it is commonly used in descriptive phrases about towns, organizations, projects, or theories that have been founded or formed.

See also: založit, založení, založený. The concept is primarily lexical rather than a standalone noun, and its correct usage depends on matching the locative case with the governing preposition and the gender of the noun it accompanies.