Spoleenskou

Spoleenskou is a non-diacritic variant of the feminine accusative singular form společenskou (společenskou) in Czech, derived from the adjective společenský meaning social or society-related. It is not a standalone lexical entry but a grammatical form used to modify feminine nouns in the accusative case.

In standard Czech, adjectives agree with the noun they describe in gender, number and case. The base form is společenský (masculine), with feminine nominative společenská and feminine accusative společenskou. The non-diacritic spelling spoleenskou appears in texts that omit diacritics, such as old print, certain databases, or informal writing.

Usage and meaning: spoleenskou describes things related to society, social life or social norms. It occurs in phrases such as dodržovat společenskou etiketu (to observe social etiquette) and mít společenskou odpovědnost (to have social responsibility). It also appears in phrases concerning social events or social functions, for example společenskou udalost (a social event) when the noun is feminine and in the accusative.

Related forms include společenský (masculine), společenská (feminine nominative and other cases), and společenské (neuter or plural forms). The term connects to words like společnost (society), společensko- vědecké (social sciences), and other derivatives.

Overview: Spoleenskou is a grammatical form used in Czech to denote the feminine accusative singular of the socially oriented adjective; its meaning centers on society, social life, etiquette, and related concepts. It is primarily encountered as part of larger noun phrases describing social phenomena.