Doplnk

Doplnk is a nonstandard spelling of the Czech word doplněk, which translates to add-on, extension, or complement. In informal writing and online content, diacritics are sometimes omitted, producing forms such as doplnk. Because of this, the term may appear in settings where the canonical spelling is not used.

In computing and technology contexts, doplnk can refer to a plugin, extension, module, or addon that augments a host program or system. Examples include browser extensions that add features to web browsers, plugins for content management systems, or software libraries that integrate with larger applications. The exact meaning depends on the surrounding technical terminology and the software involved.

Beyond strict software usage, doplnk can be seen as a broader concept meaning an accessory or complement for devices or products in Czech and Slovak usage. It may appear in consumer-facing materials, catalogs, or technical documentation where the idea of an add-on or supplementary part is discussed without using diacritics.

Notes and related terms: the standard Czech word is doplněk, and its derivatives include doplňky (add-ons or accessories) and doplnění (completion or supplementation). In discussing software, terms like plugin, extension, and module are more precise, but doplnk may be encountered in informal or localization contexts where diacritics are dropped.