produkována

Produkována is a Czech word that translates to "produced" or "manufactured" in English. It is the feminine singular past participle of the verb "produkovat," which means "to produce." This word is commonly used in various contexts within the Czech language to describe something that has been brought into existence, created, or manufactured.

For example, one might say "Tato látka je produkována v továrně" which means "This fabric is produced in a factory." The word "produkována" agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies, which in this case is "látka" (fabric), a feminine singular noun. If the noun were masculine singular, the participle would be "produkován." If it were neuter singular, it would be "produkováno." For plural nouns, the forms would be "produkováni" (masculine animate), "produkováni" (masculine inanimate), or "produkovány" (feminine or neuter).

The concept of "produkována" extends beyond physical manufacturing. It can also refer to abstract creations, such as ideas, results, or even emotions. For instance, "Nová strategie byla produkována týmem" translates to "A new strategy was produced by the team." In this instance, "strategie" is feminine singular, hence "produkována." Understanding the grammatical agreement of "produkována" is crucial for correct usage in Czech sentences.