Klidné

Klidné is a Czech term that functions as the neuter singular form of the adjective klidný, meaning calm, peaceful, or tranquil. It is used to describe things with a serene or undisturbed character, often referring to weather, waters, landscapes, or atmospheres. For example, phrase examples include klidné počasí (calm weather) and klidné vody (calm waters). In general usage, the form klidné appears with neuter nouns in singular or in constructions where the neuter form is required.

In toponymy, Klidné is the name of several settlements in the Czech Republic. Place names that derive from the adjective of calmness often convey a historical or descriptive sense about the locality, such as a peaceful environment or tranquil surroundings at the time of naming.

Etymology and meaning: Klidné derives from klid, meaning peace or quiet. The development of the form reflects Czech adjectival morphology, with klidný as the base meaning calm or peaceful and klidné functioning as the appropriate neuter form in grammatical contexts.

See also: klid (peace, quiet), klidný (calm, peaceful).