vyadované

Vyadované is a linguistic term that is typically viewed as a nonstandard spelling of the standard Czech adjective vyžadované, meaning "required" or "demanded." It appears mainly in contexts where diacritics are omitted, such as older texts, OCR-fed documents, or plain ASCII writing. In contemporary formal Czech, the diacritic form vyžadované is preferred and considered correct.

Etymology and form

The adjective vyžadovaný originates from the verb vyžadovat (to require, to demand) with the prefix vy- and standard adjective formation. The form vyžadované corresponds to neuter singular or neuter plural endings in the declension. Vyadované is not typically listed as a separate normative form in modern dictionaries; it is generally understood as a spelling variation lacking diacritics or as a historical/technical variant.

Usage and context

Vyžadované is used to describe things that are required in a given context, such as documents, conditions, or criteria. Examples of standard usage include vyžadované doklady (required documents) or vyžadované podmínky (required conditions). The variant vyadované may appear in archival texts, digital data with stripped diacritics, or informal writing, but it is not considered the normative form in modern standard Czech.

See also

Vyžadovat, vyžadovaný, požadovaný, požadovat. In general, when writing in Czech, diacritics should be used to ensure correct recognition and alignment with standard grammar.