Kladiva
Kladiva is the plural form of the noun kladivo in several Slavic languages, most commonly Czech and Slovak, where it means hammers. The singular form is kladivo. In other Slavic languages, similar forms may be used to denote multiple hammers or hammer-like tools. The term is primarily used to refer to hand tools used for pounding, driving nails, and shaping materials, and it encompasses a range of variants designed for specific tasks.
Common types of hammers include claw hammers, which combine driving and nail-removal functions; ball-peen hammers, used
Beyond its literal meaning, hammers have symbolic associations with labor, industry, and craftsmanship, and may appear
Kladiva can also function as a proper noun in some Slavic-speaking regions, where the term appears in