realizována

Realizována is a feminine singular past participle of the Czech verb realizovat, meaning that something has been realized, implemented, or carried out. It marks the feminine subject and is used in passive or predicative constructions.

In Czech, past passive participles form with the auxiliary to be in the past tense, for example: Činnost byla realizována. Realizována can also occur attributively, modifying a feminine noun, as in realizovaná myšlenka (a realized idea).

Usage notes include the need to match the gender and number of the subject. The masculine and neuter counterparts are realizován and realizováno, respectively, and plural forms exist as well. Realizovat as a verb covers meanings from realizing an idea to carrying out a project or plan; realizovat can be used in continuous or completed aspect depending on context, while realizována specifically signals a completed realization concerning a feminine subject.

Etymologically, realizovat derives from the root realiz- with typical Czech verb morphology. Related nouns include realizace (the realization or implementation) and realizace’s adjectival forms such as realizovaný (masculine) and realizovaná (feminine). Pairs of related terms help distinguish between the action of realizing and the state of having been realized.

In summary, realizována is the feminine past participle form tied to realizovat, used to express that a feminine subject has been realized or implemented, and it commonly appears in both predicative and attributive positions in Czech sentences.