vázaného

Vázaného is a grammatical form rather than a standalone concept in Czech. It is the genitive singular masculine form of the adjective or past participle vázaný, which originates from the verb vázat (to bind, tie, or secure). As an inflected form, vázaného appears in phrases where the noun it modifies is in the genitive case, typically describing something that is bound, tied, secured, or obligated.

In usage, vázaný describes both physical binding and figurative binding. In physical contexts, it can modify nouns referring to being tied or fastened, though in ordinary prose speakers often use the more specific form like přivázaný (tied) rather than vázaný alone. In legal, financial, or contractual contexts, vázaného frequently appears in phrases such as vázaného závazku or vázaný závazek, where it conveys the sense of a binding or secured obligation. Other common collocations include vázaného dluhu or vázaného ručení, indicating debts or guarantees that are tied to certain conditions or collateral.

Morphologically, vázaného is one of several declined forms of vázaný. It follows standard Czech adjective declension rules: it agrees with a masculine noun in genitive singular. The form contrasts with other cases and numbers (e.g., vázaný in nominative singular or vázaná in feminine forms), reflecting how adjectives and past participles accompany nouns in Czech grammar.

See also: vázaný, vázat, závazek, dluh, ručení, česká gramatika.