vystaveny

Vystaveny (with diacritics: vystavený; feminine: vystavená; neuter: vystavené) is a Czech adjective and past participle derived from the verb vystavit, meaning to expose, to present publicly, or to exhibit. The basic meaning is that something has been placed where it can be seen by others, i.e., it is on display or exhibited. The noun form vystavení refers to the act of exhibiting or the display itself. The present passive participle is vystavovaný, meaning “being exhibited” or “on display at the moment.”

Usage typically describes objects or materials that are publicly shown, such as in museums, galleries, shops, or public spaces. Examples include vystavený obraz (an artwork on display), vystavená dokumentace (documentation that is displayed), or vystavený seznam (a list that is posted for public viewing). The term is used in both cultural contexts and everyday language to indicate that something is accessible for viewing.

Notes on form: Czech adjectives agree with the noun in gender, number, and case, so the ending changes accordingly (vystavený, vystavená, vystavené). The diacritics are an important part of standard spelling; the ASCII variant vystaveny is commonly seen in URLs or systems that do not support diacritics, but it is considered nonstandard in proper Czech text.

See also: vystavení (the act or display), vystavovaný (present participle), vystavit (to exhibit or to put on display).