vyexpedováno

Vyexpedováno is a Czech term used to indicate that an item has been dispatched or shipped. It is formed from the prefix vy- (indicating completion or outward movement) and the verb expedovat (to prepare for transport or to expedite a shipment). The word is commonly found in logistics, e-commerce, manufacturing, and administrative documents.

In practice, vyexpedováno is used as a status in records such as invoices, packing lists, shipment notifications, and ERP systems to show that goods have left the sender’s premises and are on their way to the customer or carrier. It is roughly equivalent to the English “shipped” or “dispatched.” Depending on the company or region, alternatives such as odesláno or expedováno may be used in similar contexts.

Grammatically, vyexpedováno is a past passive participle. Its form changes with gender and number in Czech, so masculine, feminine, neuter, and plural variants exist in practice. The pronunciation and usage align with standard Czech logistics language, and the term is predominantly found in written records rather than casual speech.

Etymologically, the term reflects the process of preparing goods for transport and moving them out of the origin point. Related Czech terms include expedice (expedition/dispatch) and expedovat (to dispatch), while odeslat or odeslání are common alternatives for “send” in broader contexts.