úrovnmi

úrovněmi is the instrumental plural form of the Czech noun úroveň, which means level, tier, standard, or degree. The proper spelling with diacritics is úrovněmi; úrovnmi without the diacritic is not standard and is generally considered a misspelling in formal writing. In Czech, forms of úroveň are used across many contexts to refer to different levels of abstraction, hierarchy, or quality.

Etymology and related forms: úroveň comes from a root connected with the idea of being level or even, and is part of a family of words in Czech and other Slavic languages that express levels or grades. Related terms in Czech include úroveň (singular), úrovně (nominative plural), and phrases like na úrovni or na různých úrovních, which describe position or status in spatial, organizational, or qualitative terms.

Usage and context: úrovněmi appears in contexts requiring the instrumental case, typically in formal or technical language where means, manner, or aspects related to levels are described. In everyday Czech, speakers more often use other cases or prepositional phrases such as na úrovních (locative) or po úrovních, depending on the exact meaning and verb. The concept of úrovně (levels) is widely used in domains such as education, management, security, software architecture, and science to denote distinct layers, grades, or stages.

See also: úroveň, úrovně, level in English; level sets in mathematics; terms for hierarchical structure and security levels in computing and organizational contexts. The related Czech term úrovněmi is the instrumental plural form used for means or methods involving levels.