zavedením

Zavedeným is the instrumental singular form of the Czech adjective zavedený, which comes from the verb zavést meaning to introduce or to implement. The word is used to describe something that has been brought in, established, or put into practice, such as a rule, system, procedure, or practice.

Form and usage: As an adjective it agrees with the noun it modifies in gender, number and case. The basic nominative masculine form is zavedený, feminine is zavedená, and neuter is zavedené. In instrumental singular the forms are zavedeným for masculine and neuter, and zavedenou for feminine. Common constructions include se zavedeným systémem (with an implemented system), zavedeným pravidlem (an introduced rule), or zavedeným postupem (an introduced procedure).

Grammar note: Zavedený is formed from the verb zavést with the adjectival suffix -ený, reflecting a completed action. Its instrumental form zavedeným is used where the noun is in the instrumental case, often after prepositions such as s, se, or in predicative phrases describing means or manner.

Etymology and meaning: The word expresses that something has been brought into use or made official. It is typical in formal, administrative, technical, and policy-related contexts to indicate that a system, rule, or method has been adopted and is now in effect.

See also: zavedený, zavést, zavedení. This article describes a grammatical form rather than a standalone lexical item, and its understanding relies on the related verb and adjective forms within Czech grammar.