regulováno

Regulováno is a Czech term meaning “regulated.” It is the neuter singular past passive participle of the verb regulovat (to regulate). In standard use, regulováno functions as an adjective or as a predicative complement, indicating that something has been brought under regulation by rules, standards, or authorities. The form reflects the neuter gender and is used with neuter subjects or in neutral statements, often with auxiliary verbs such as bylo or je: Chování bylo regulováno podle pravidel.

Etymology and related forms: regulovat derives from the broader family of words built around regulation and rule, with roots linked to the Latin regula “rule.” In Czech, the word participates in typical participial and adjectival development, allowing related forms to express gender and number (for example, forms used with masculine, feminine, or plural subjects).

Usage contexts: regulováno appears most commonly in formal, legal, technical, or regulatory language. It describes situations, processes, or statuses that have been brought under rule or control by prescribed norms. For example, a process or behavior can be described as regulováno according to established standards or regulations.

See also: regulace (regulation), regulátor (regulator), regulatory language and compliance terms in Czech. These terms are commonly found together in legal texts, technical standards, and administrative documentation.

Summary: Regulováno is a specialized, formal Czech term signaling that something has been subject to regulation. It is used with neuter subjects and in constructs that emphasize compliance with rules, standards, or laws, and it forms part of a broader lexical family centered on regulation and control.