vymazán

vymazán is a Czech word that translates to "deleted" or "erased" in English. It is primarily used as the past participle of the verb "vymazat," which means to delete, erase, or wipe out.

The word "vymazán" can be applied in various contexts. It is commonly used in computing to describe the deletion of files, data, or information from a digital storage medium. For instance, one might say a file has been "vymazán" if it has been removed from a hard drive or memory card. It can also refer to the removal of text or entries from documents, lists, or databases.

Beyond the digital realm, "vymazán" can also signify the physical act of erasing something, such as chalk marks from a blackboard or writing from a surface. In a more figurative sense, it can imply that something has been forgotten, removed from memory, or rendered nonexistent. For example, a past event could be described as "vymazán z paměti," meaning erased from memory. The grammatical gender of "vymazán" changes depending on the noun it modifies; "vymazána" for feminine nouns and "vymazáno" for neuter nouns, with "vymazáni" for masculine animate plural and "vymazány" for masculine inanimate plural and feminine plural.