vyrobení

Vyrobené is a Czech past participle of vyrobit and functions as an adjective meaning made or manufactured. It indicates that an object has been produced through a production process, as opposed to being natural or found in nature. The form is inflected to agree with the noun it describes, with different gender and number forms such as vyrobený (masculine), vyrobená (feminine), and vyrobené (neuter); plural forms vary accordingly.

Common usage appears in product labeling, descriptions, and marketing copy. Examples include phrases like vyrobené ze skla (made of glass), vyrobené v ČR (made in the Czech Republic), or vyrobené podle normy (manufactured according to a standard). The prefix vy- on vyrobit conveys completion or result, and the participle is widely used in both everyday language and technical contexts.

In contrast to vyrobené, the phrase ručně vyrobené (handmade) is used to emphasize manual craftsmanship, rather than industrial production. While vyrobené can refer to either factory-made or crafted items depending on context, ručně vyrobené explicitly highlights manual methods.

The term is common in Czech and, in a closely related form, in Slovak. It appears across commercial, technical, and descriptive texts to denote the outcome of the production process.

See also: vyrobit, výroba, ručně vyrobené.