Stredozemného

Stredozemného is a Czech adjective meaning "of Middle-earth". Middle-earth is the fictional continent where the majority of the stories by J.R.R. Tolkien are set, most famously in his novels The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings. The term "Stredozemného" would therefore be used in Czech to refer to something belonging to or originating from this fictional land.

For example, one might refer to "Stredozemného dobrodružství" (Middle-earth adventure) or "Stredozemného obyvatelia" (Middle-earth inhabitants) in Czech. The concept of Middle-earth itself is a complex and richly detailed creation by Tolkien, featuring a vast history, numerous races, intricate languages, and a detailed geography. The adjective "Stredozemného" serves as a direct linguistic link to this iconic fictional world within the Czech language. Its usage is primarily confined to discussions, translations, or references related to Tolkien's works and their adaptations. The creation of this adjective is a natural linguistic adaptation to facilitate the discussion of Tolkien's narratives in Czech.