vymezenou

Vymezenou is a feminine singular form of the Czech adjective or past participle vymezený, which comes from the verb vymezit meaning to delimit, define or restrict. The form expresses that a feminine noun has been defined, delimited, or bounded in some sense. It is used in contexts where the associated noun is feminine and the sentence requires a feminine singular form in a case such as accusative or instrumental.

In practice, vymezenou appears in phrases describing something that has been set by a boundary, specification, or regulation. It is commonly found in legal, urban planning, geographic, and descriptive texts. For example, vymezenou oblastí can denote the defined region or area, and vymezenou plochou can refer to a defined surface or space in the accusative case. Another frequent construction is vymezenou hranicí, where the noun (hranice, boundary) is in instrumental singular and the adjective agrees accordingly.

Etymologically, vymezenou reflects the common Czech pattern of turning a verb into a participial adjective with the suffix -ený, with the form varying to match the gender and grammatical case of the noun it modifies. The base forms vymezit (to delimit) and vymezený (defined/delimited) are related to similar terms such as vymezení (the act of delimiting or definition) and vymezovat (to delimit, to demarcate in a repeated or ongoing sense).

See also: vymezit, vymezený, vymezení.