výrobc

Výrobc is not a standard term in contemporary Czech or Slovak. In modern standard usage, the person or company that makes goods is referred to as výrobce in Czech and výrobca in Slovak. The form výr- or výrobc may be encountered as a nonstandard variant, a typographical error, or, less commonly, in historical texts or regional dialects.

Etymology and linguistic notes: The word is derived from the verb vyrobit, meaning to manufacture or produce. Agent-noun formation in Czech and Slovak typically uses suffixes such as -ec (Czech) or -ca (Slovak) to indicate a person who performs the action, yielding výrobce or výrobca as the conventional results. The form vý-robc lacks the standard suffix in current literary usage.

Usage and context: For reliable communication, use výrobce (Czech) or výrobca (Slovak) when referring to a manufacturer or producer. The nonstandard form výr- or výrobc might appear in older documents, typographical mistakes, or as a proper noun in limited contexts, but it is not appropriate for formal or technological writing.

See also: výrobce, výrobca, manufacturer, production, manufacturing.

Note: If you encounter výr‑bc in a text, consider whether it is a misspelling or an archaic/ regional variant, and verify against standard Czech or Slovak dictionaries or sources for accuracy.