zavedeno

Zavedeno is a Czech-language past participle form of the verb zavést, meaning to introduce or implement. It functions as the neuter singular past passive participle and is used adjectivally with neuter nouns to indicate that something has been brought into effect. The form agrees with the noun in gender and number: zaveden (masculine), zavedena (feminine), zavedeno (neuter).

Etymology and morphology: The word is built from the verb zavést with the suffix -eno, producing a participle that describes a completed action of bringing something into operation. Czech assigns gender and number to the participle, yielding different forms for masculine, feminine, and neuter subjects.

Usage: Zavedeno appears mainly in formal, official, or technical language to report that a measure, system, policy, or procedure has been introduced. It is common in legal texts, government communications, and technical documentation. Examples include neuter usage in phrases like "opatření bylo zavedeno," meaning the measure has been introduced; masculine usage such as "systém byl zaveden;" and feminine usage like "pravidla byla zavedena."

Related terms: Zavedení (the introduction or implementation of something), zavádění (the process of introducing), and implementace (implementation) are closely related concepts often used in similar contexts. While zavedeno specifically marks a completed, neuter-gendered instance, the broader family covers the act of bringing something into use across grammatical genders.