Vnutní

Vnutní is not a standard lexical item in Czech or Slovak. It is sometimes encountered as a non-diacritic variant or a misspelling. The normal forms are vnitřní in Czech and vnútorný in Slovak, both meaning internal, inner, or interior, with related inflected forms.

In Czech, vnitřní is an adjective used to describe things situated inside or belonging to the inner domain. It appears in terms such as vnitřní orgány (internal organs), vnitřní svět (inner world), and vnitřní energie (internal energy). The word combines with nouns of various genders and takes appropriate inflections in phrases and sentences.

In Slovak, the corresponding adjective is vnútorný (masculine), with feminine vnútorná and neuter vnútorné. It is used similarly to describe things inside or personal, such as vnútorný svet (inner world), vnútorné orgány (internal organs), and vnútorné pocity (internal feelings). The term is common in anatomy, psychology, physics, and everyday description of interior aspects.

Diacritics and orthography: Czech and Slovak orthography rely on diacritics for vnitřní and vnútorný. In texts without diacritics, the standard spellings are often approximated, but vnutní is not a reliable diacritic-free substitute for vnitřní, and such forms are typically considered incorrect or nonstandard. When diacritics are stripped, the expected Czech form would become vnitrni rather than vnutní.

See also: vnitřní, vnútorný, inner, interior, internal energy.