Glatkih

Glatkih is a grammatical form encountered in several South Slavic languages, including Croatian, Bosnian, and Serbian. It is not a standalone word with its own dictionary meaning; instead, it is the genitive plural ending of the adjective glatki, which conveys the sense of smooth, even, or flat.

Function and usage: Glatkih marks the genitive plural form of a masculine or neuter adjective in a noun phrase. It is used when the modified noun is in the genitive plural and agrees with that noun in number. As a result, glatkih appears in phrases where the context requires the genitive plural, reflecting both the noun’s plurality and its grammatical case.

Orthography and script: In languages using the Latin alphabet, the form is glatkih. In languages that use the Cyrillic script, the corresponding spelling is глатких.

Other considerations: Glatkih can sometimes appear in discussions of grammar or language examples, but it is generally not treated as an independent lexical entry. When capitalized, Glatkih could hypothetically function as a surname or place name, though there are no widely cited, notable figures or locations by that exact spelling in major reference works.

See also: glatki (the base masculine/neuter adjective form), glatka (feminine singular), glatko (neuter adverb form), and related terms referring to smoothness or flatness.