Tebních

Tebních is not a standalone term with a defined concept in standard reference works. In Czech grammar, tebních is encountered as a genitive plural ending of adjectives from the -ní class. This form appears in noun phrases when the head noun is in the genitive plural, and the modifying word is an -ní adjective. Because tebních is an inflected form rather than a fixed lexeme, its meaning depends entirely on the base adjective from which it derives.

In practice, tebních serves a grammatical function rather than a semantic one. It indicates possession, association, or relation in phrases where the head noun is expressed in the genitive plural. The exact sense of tebních, therefore, cannot be understood without identifying the base adjective (for example, the general pattern that generates the -ní adjective and its corresponding genitive plural).

There are no widely recognized subjects, places, or entities formally named “Tebních” in major reference sources. If you encounter tebních in a text, it should be interpreted through its syntactic role as part of an inflected phrase rather than as a distinct term. For further context, see Czech grammar discussions of genitive plural forms, -ní adjectives, and related declension patterns.