vymezeno

Vymezeno is a Czech neuter singular past participle of the verb vymezit, meaning defined or delineated. It functions as an adjective or predicative complement to indicate that the boundaries, scope, or extent of something have been established. The form is common in formal, legal, administrative, and technical texts.

Etymology and grammar: Vymezeno comes from vymezit, built with the prefix vy- and the root mez (boundary). In Czech, the full set of participles includes vymezený (masc.), vymezená (fem.), vymezené (neut.) and vymezeno (neut. singular). The neuter form is typically used with neuter nouns such as území or when the predicate stands without a specific noun in formal phrases.

Usage and examples: In practical texts, vymezeno appears in phrases like Území vymezeno ve smlouvě, meaning the territory defined in the contract. It can also occur in passive constructions with a form of být, for example Rozsah byl vymezen zákonem (the scope was defined by law). The term is especially prevalent in cadastral records, zoning documents, project briefs, and other documents that specify boundaries or limits.

See also: vymezení, vymezit, meze, hranice, delimitace. Further reading can be found in Czech grammar resources and legal drafting guides that cover participles and adjectival usage in official language.