Krvnému

Krvnému is a Slovak word that translates to "bloody" or "blood-related" in English. It is a masculine adjective that changes its form depending on the grammatical case, number, and gender of the noun it modifies. For example, "krvavý" is the nominative singular masculine form, while "krvavá" is the nominative singular feminine form, and "krvavé" can be the nominative singular neuter or nominative/accusative plural form.

The word "krvnému" specifically is the dative singular masculine or dative singular neuter form of the adjective. It is used when indicating to whom or for what something "bloody" or "blood-related" is given or intended. For instance, in a sentence like "dal som krvnému bratovi noviny" (I gave the bloody brother the newspaper), "krvnému" would be in the dative case. However, it's important to note that the literal meaning of "bloody" is rarely used in a positive or neutral context. More often, it refers to actual blood or violence.

The adjective is derived from the Slovak noun "krv," which means "blood." Therefore, any word or phrase containing "krvnému" will inherently relate to the concept of blood, whether literally or figuratively in terms of lineage or violence. Understanding the declension of Slovak adjectives like "krvnému" is crucial for correct grammatical usage in the Slovak language.