utvoená

Utvoené is a Czech past passive participle used as an adjective. It derives from the verb utvořit, meaning to form, create, or shape. The word denotes something that has been formed or created, usually as a result of a deliberate process or activity. It is commonly used to describe linguistic units formed by derivation or compounding, physical objects manufactured, or arrangements that have been established.

In grammar, utvoené functions as a participle that agrees with the noun in gender and number. The masculine singular form is utvořený, the feminine singular utvořená, and the neuter singular utvořené. In plural, a set of corresponding forms exists depending on the noun’s gender and case. In everyday usage, utvoené is most frequent when referring to neuter nouns such as slovo (word) or rozhodnutí (decision).

Usage and examples: In linguistics and language teaching, utvořené slovo describes a word formed through derivation or compounding. In general prose it can describe any artifact or result produced by a process, as in utvořené prostředky (formed resources) or utvořené shromáždění (assembled gathering). The term signals that the described item did not occur naturally but was brought into existence by an act of formation.

See also: utvořit, utvořený. Related cognates appear in other Slavic languages, reflecting the same root meaning of forming or creating.