sklizená

Sklizené is a Czech term that functions as the past participle of the verb sklidit, meaning harvested or reaped. Used as an adjective, it describes crops, fruit, or other produce that has already been gathered. It can appear before a noun, as in sklizené obilí (harvested grain), or in predicative constructions such as “je sklizené” (it is harvested).

Etymology and usage context: The word is formed from the root skliz- of the verb sklidit and follows ordinary Czech adjective morphology. It is commonly employed in agricultural language, product labeling, and formal reporting to indicate that material has been harvested. While most often linked to crops, it can be used more broadly for items that have been collected or gathered.

Typical contexts and examples: In farming and food industries, sklizené is used to describe produce that has completed harvest, for example “sklizené ovoce” (harvested fruit) or “sklízená úroda” (harvested yield). In journalistic or official texts, it helps specify the status of crops at a particular point in time, such as after a harvest season. The term can also appear in metaphorical uses to suggest something that has been gathered or compiled.

Relation to related terms: The noun sklizeň denotes the harvest period or the act of harvesting; the verb sklidit means to harvest. Related adjectives include sklizený (masculine), sklizená (feminine), and sklizené (neuter or plural), with agreement depending on the noun it modifies.

See also: sklizeň; sklidit; sklizený.