Zaviedol

Zaviedol is the masculine singular past tense form of the Slovak verb zaviesť, meaning to introduce or to implement. It is used to describe that someone has brought in or established a rule, system, policy, or practice. In everyday and formal writing alike, zaviedol often appears in reports, news, and official statements to indicate completed actions.

Etymology and form: The verb zaviesť is built with the prefix za- attached to the verb viesť (to lead), giving the sense of bringing something into effect. Zaviedol corresponds to the past tense masculine singular, with feminine and neuter forms such as zaviedla and zaviedlo. The root sense is introduction or implementation of something new or altered.

Usage: Zaviedol is commonly used in contexts such as legislation, organizational policy, technology deployment, or procedural changes. Examples include governmental or corporate actions, where it denotes that a new system, rule, or mechanism has been put into place. In sentences, it can answer questions like who introduced what and when, e.g., "Vláda zaviedla nový zákon" (The government introduced a new law).

See also: zaviesť, zaviesť vs. zavedať, related Slovak verbs for introducing or implementing.

Notes: As a perfective verb form, zaviedol typically signals a completed action. Divergent regional usage may exist, but the form is standard in Slovak for referring to a specific, finished introduction or implementation carried out by a masculine singular subject.