splacený

Splacené is a Czech adjective and past passive participle derived from the verb splatit, meaning that something has been paid off or settled. It is used to describe obligations, payments, or fees that have been fully fulfilled, such as debts, loans, or charges.

Grammatically, splacené functions as an adjective that agrees with the noun it modifies in gender and number. It is used in phrases like splacené dluhy (debts that have been paid) or splacená půjčka (a paid‑off loan). The noun form related to this concept is splacení, meaning the act of paying off or settlement.

Usage and nuance, Splacené emphasizes completion of payment in full and is common in financial, legal, and accounting language. It contrasts with nezaplacené (unpaid) or with splatné (due to be paid). In everyday speech, it can appear as a predicate, for example: Dluh je splacený (The debt is paid off) or Půjčka byla splacená (The loan has been repaid).

Common phrases include splacené dluhy, splacená půjčka, splacené poplatky, and splacené závazky. The term is frequently found in banking statements, contracts, and credit histories to indicate the current status of payments.

See also: splatit, splácet, splátka, splacení, dluh, půjčka, úvěr, zaplacené.