Dlouholetého

Dlouholetého is a Czech adjective. It is the genitive singular masculine or neuter form of the adjective dlouholetý, which translates to "long-standing" or "many-year-old". The word is composed of two parts: "dlouhý" meaning "long" and "letý" meaning "yearly" or "aged". Therefore, "dlouholetého" specifically refers to something or someone that has existed or been in a particular state for a long period of time, with the ending indicating its grammatical case and gender in a sentence.

In practice, "dlouholetého" would be used in phrases such as "dlouholetého přátelství" (of long-standing friendship), "dlouholetého zaměstnance" (of a long-standing employee), or "dlouholetého problému" (of a long-standing problem). The genitive case is frequently used to indicate possession, origin, or association, making this form of the adjective common in various Czech sentence structures. It describes a duration that spans many years, emphasizing continuity and established existence. The adjective itself, in its base form "dlouholetý", can be applied to people, relationships, organizations, or situations that have endured for an extended duration.