vyhlaovány

The term *vyhlaovány* is a Czech verb in the past passive participle form, derived from the verb *vyhlásit* (to declare, to announce). In Czech grammar, participles like *vyhlaovány* are used to form compound tenses and passive constructions. The participle itself is masculine animate singular in agreement, though it can vary in form depending on the noun it modifies.

The verb *vyhlásit* originates from the prefix *vy-* (meaning "out," "forth," or "completely") combined with the root *hlásit* (to announce or proclaim). This prefix often indicates completion or emphasis, as seen in other Czech verbs like *vybrat* (to choose) or *vyčistit* (to clean thoroughly). The passive voice construction with *vyhlaovány* implies that the subject of the sentence is the recipient of the action rather than its performer.

In modern Czech usage, *vyhlaovány* appears in contexts such as official declarations, legal announcements, or formal communications. For example, a sentence might read *"Zákon byl vyhlaován prezidentem"* ("The law was declared by the president"), where *vyhlaovány* agrees with *zákon* (law) in gender and number. The participle can also function as an adjective, describing a state resulting from the action, such as *"vyhlaované pravidlo"* ("a declared rule").

While *vyhlaovány* is primarily a grammatical form, its usage reflects the Czech language’s attention to precision in passive constructions and agreement rules. The term itself does not carry independent semantic meaning beyond its role in sentence structure.