Silný

Silná is the feminine singular form of the Czech and Slovak adjective silný, meaning strong, powerful, or resilient. It is used to describe feminine nouns and agrees with gender, number, and case in both languages.

In everyday usage, silná appears in phrases such as silná žena (a strong woman), silná vůle (strong will), or silná povaha (strong character). The term covers physical strength as well as mental or moral fortitude, and it can modify descriptions of people, objects, or concepts that are considered strong or impactful.

Grammatical notes indicate that silná is the nominative singular feminine form; like other adjectives, it changes form across cases and with different numbers. For example, the form changes to reflect the noun’s case, number, and whether it is definite or indefinite. The broader semantic field includes notions of endurance, intensity, and robustness in various contexts.

Beyond its use as an inflected adjective, Silná may appear as a surname in Czech- and Slovak-speaking regions, typically reflecting the feminine form of a masculine surname such as Silný. It can also occur in geographic or family-name contexts within Central European language areas.

See also: Silný (masculine form), silně (the related adverb meaning strongly in Czech). The term demonstrates typical Slavic gender agreement in adjectives and its extension into onomastics and naming.