Dlouhovkých

Dlouhovkých is a Czech word that translates to "long-haired" in English. It is an adjective used to describe someone or something possessing long hair. The term can be applied to people, animals, or even fictional characters. In Czech culture, long hair has historically held various symbolic meanings, often associated with beauty, femininity, or sometimes even rebellion or wildness depending on the context.

The adjective is derived from the Czech word "dlouhý," meaning "long," and "vlasy," meaning "hair." When used in a sentence, "dlouhovkých" would typically modify a noun. For example, "dlouhovkých žen" would refer to long-haired women. The word's grammatical form can change depending on the gender and number of the noun it modifies. While the masculine form is "dlouhovlasý" and the feminine is "dlouhovlasá," "dlouhovkých" is a plural form.

Beyond its literal meaning, "dlouhovkých" can sometimes evoke certain stereotypes or cultural associations. In some artistic representations or historical contexts, long hair might be linked to specific social classes, professions, or even mythological figures. However, in everyday language, it primarily serves as a simple descriptive term.