neveejná

Neveřejná is a Czech adjective meaning not open to the general public, private, or confidential. It is used to describe information, events, spaces, or proceedings that are restricted to a specific audience rather than available to everyone. The term forms with gender and number, for example neuter neuter form in phrases like neveřejné záznamy or feminine form neveřejná in neveřejná schůze. In practice it contrasts with veřejná, which denotes openness and accessibility.

Etymology and orthography: neveřejná derives from the prefix ne- (not) and the adjective veřejný (public). The standard spelling in correct Czech is neveřejná (with ř and ě as in veřejný/veřejnost). A common non-diacritic misspelling is neveejná, which is considered incorrect in formal writing but may appear in casual text or environments that omit diacritics. The term is widely understood in official, legal, journalistic, and everyday contexts.

Usage and context: neveřejná is used to describe parts of meetings, documents, data, or places that are restricted. Examples include neveřejná část jednání (closed session), neveřejná informace (confidential information), neveřejná prezentace (private presentation), or neveřejná služba (private sector or restricted service). It often implies legal, security, or privacy considerations that justify limited access.

See also: veřejný (public), soukromý (private), confidential, closed session. The concept is common across institutions, government, and media to differentiate between publicly accessible and restricted materials or events.