vydané

Vydaný is a Czech adjective and the past participle of the verb vydat, meaning to publish, issue, or release. It is used to describe a work, document, or item that has been formally published or issued and made available to the public by a publisher, institution, or issuing body. In bibliographic or archival contexts it indicates that the item has undergone formal publication.

The form is gender- and number-sensitive, matching the noun it describes. The masculine singular form is vydaný, the feminine singular is vydaná, and the neuter singular is vydané; plural forms adapt to the noun’s gender and number (for example, vydaní for some masculine plural contexts, vydané for neuter or feminine plural). Typical usage includes phrases such as vydaný román (a published novel), vydaná kniha (a published book), or vydané číslo (a published issue). The related noun vydání refers to the act or result of publication, edition, or issuance, and is commonly found in expressions like nové vydání (new edition).

Vydaný differs from synonyms such as zveřejněný (made public, often in a broader or online sense) or publikovaný (formal literary or academic publication). The choice of term can reflect nuance: vydaný emphasizes formal publication by a publisher or official release, whereas zveřejněný centers on public disclosure.

See also: vydat, vydání, vydavatel, vydavatelství, zveřejnit, publikovat.