vyjadována

Vyjadována is a Czech word form derived from the verb vyjadřovat, which means to express or articulate. It is the feminine singular present passive participle (also used as a predicative adjective) and is employed to describe something that is being expressed by someone or something. In this role, it agreement with the feminine subject of a sentence, and it commonly appears in formal or written contexts.

In grammar, vyjadřovat is imperfective, so vyjadřována marks a continuing or ongoing expressiveness in the present or in a passive construction. The form is often used with auxiliary verbs like být (to be) to indicate passive voice, for example: Tato myšlenka je vyjadřována různými slovy (This idea is being expressed in various words). It can also occur in past contexts with forms such as byla vyjadřována (was being expressed).

The term is closely related to other forms of the same verb, including vyjadřovat (infinitive), vyjádřit (the perfective counterpart meaning to express or state), and the nouns vyjádření or vyjadřování, which denote the act or process of expressing. The distinction between vyjadřována and vyjádřená or vyjádřeno often hinges on aspect: vyjadřována reflects imperfective, ongoing expression, whereas vyjádřena would be the feminine singular past participle of the perfective vyjádřit.

Uses of vyjadřována appear in academic, journalistic, and official writing, where it is natural to describe expressions, formulations, or statements in a passive or descriptive sense. See also vyjadřovat, vyjádřit, vyjádření, vyjadřování for related terms and forms.