ovaných

orrect. The term poskytující "-ovaných" is not a standalone word but a grammatical ending used in Czech and Slovak. Specifically, -ovaných is the genitive plural ending for adjectives and past participles formed with the suffix -ovaný. Words in this class describe or characterize a plural set of nouns in the genitive case, and the ending agrees with the gender and number of the noun it modifies.

In practice, -ovaných appears in phrases such as organized groups or sets of things. For example, the adjective-organized form organizovaný takes the genitive plural ending -ovaných when it accompanies a masculine plural noun in genitive, as in organizovaných lidí (of organized people). Another example is a past participle used attributively, such as dokumentů organizovaných podle pravidel being learned as “documents organized according to rules” in a sentence where the noun is in genitive plural.

The same pattern is used in Slovak, where the genitive plural ending of the -ovaný adjectives and participles mirrors Czech usage. This makes -ovaných a common culmination in written Czech and Slovak texts, particularly in formal or descriptive language.

Notes:

- -ovaných is a grammatical ending, not an independent lexical item.

- It signals agreement with a preceding noun in genitive plural and is typically found with stems that form adjectives or past participles with -ovaný.

- Its appearance is routine in formal writing and standard grammar references.