vyvedení

Vyvedené is a Czech past participle form of the verb vyvést. It functions as an adjective or predicative participle and agrees with the noun in gender and number. The common base forms are vyvedený (masculine), vyvedená (feminine), and vyvedené (neuter). In plural usage, forms such as vyvedení or vyvedené appear, depending on the noun they modify.

Etymology and meaning: The verb vyvést means to lead out, bring forth, remove, or extract, among other senses. The participle vyvedené describes something that has been brought out or produced as a result of an action. This can be literal (a physical extraction or completion) or figurative (a result, conclusion, or effect that has been produced).

Usage: Vyvedené commonly appears in formal or literary contexts to indicate that a state or object has been brought into existence or brought out from something else. It can modify nouns directly (for example, vyvedené řešení, meaning a solution that has been brought forth) or serve predicatively in a sentence to express a resulting state. The form is flexible in phrases and discourse where a past-produced state needs to be described.

Relation to other forms: The masculine counterpart is vyvedený, the feminine vyvedená, and the neuter vyvedené. It is derived from vyvést and related to other outward-movement roots in Czech, such as vynést or vyjít, though each verb has its own set of uses and idioms.

See also: vyvést, vynést, vyjít, Slovník spisovného jazyka českého.