Mírný

Mírná is a Czech term that can function as a feminine form of the adjective mírný, meaning mild, gentle, or moderate. In everyday language, mírná describes characteristics that are not severe or extreme, such as a mírná zima (a mild winter) or a mírná povaha (a gentle temperament). The word reflects standard Slavic adjective formation, where the ending changes to agree with the gender of the noun it modifies.

As a toponym, Mírná is the name of at least one locality in the Czech Republic. Place names derived from the root mír- often carry a historical or descriptive connotation, suggesting a calm, peaceful, or temperate landscape in the area at the time of naming. Because place names can be reused or updated over time, precise identification sometimes requires disambiguation to locate a specific Mírná.

In related usage, the same root appears in other geographic or personal names across Slavic languages, with related forms such as Mírová (feminine) or Mírný (masculine). The term thus has both descriptive and onomastic significance, spanning everyday language and geographic naming conventions.