Toleranní

Toleranní is a nonstandard orthographic form most often encountered as a misspelling or informal variant of the Czech adjective tolerantní, meaning "tolerant" or "showing tolerance." It does not appear in standard dictionaries of contemporary Czech and is generally treated as a typographical error rather than a recognized lexical item.

The intended meaning mirrors that of tolerantní: displaying openness and acceptance toward opinions, behaviors, or practices that differ from one's own. In social and political contexts, the concept relates to pluralism, civil liberties, and intercultural coexistence. In everyday use it can describe interpersonal attitudes, institutional policies, or cultural norms that accommodate diversity.

Etymologically, the standard Czech form tolerantní is a borrowing from European languages ultimately derived from Latin tolerare ("to bear" or "to endure"). The misspelling with a doubled n likely arises from phonetic transcription errors or unfamiliarity with the correct form.

Usage notes: writers aiming for correct, formal Czech should use tolerantní. In digital communication, toleranní may appear in informal messages, user-generated content, or as a repeated typing mistake; when editing, it is appropriate to correct it to the standard spelling. Related concepts include tolerance, tolerance levels in engineering, and social acceptance.