testované

Testovaný is a Czech adjective formed from the verb testovat (to test). It describes something that has undergone testing or verification, and is used for products, processes, software, materials, or methods that have been evaluated for properties such as quality, safety, or function.

Etymology and grammar: testovaný originated as a past participle adjective with the usual Czech inflection patterns. It agrees with the noun in gender and number—examples include testovaný výrobek (masculine), testovaná metoda (feminine), and testované materiály (neuter/plural). The form conveys that testing has taken place rather than asserting absolute superiority or general reliability.

Usage: The term is common in technical, industrial, and scientific contexts. In manufacturing and QA, a testovaný produkt indicates compliance with specified standards after testing. In software development, testovaný software denotes programs that have passed test suites or quality checks. In medicine or chemistry, testovaný substances or procedures imply validation through laboratory or clinical testing. Examples: “testovaný výrobek splňuje normy,” “testovaný software je stabilní.”

See also and nuances: testovaný is not always interchangeable with ověřený (verified or validated); the latter stresses formal verification or evidence-based confirmation, while testovaný emphasizes the process of testing itself. In technical documentation and labeling, testovaný often signals that results come from a defined testing regime, contributing to quality assurance and traceability.