barevných

The word "barevných" is the genitive plural form of the Czech adjective "barevný," which translates to "colored" or "colorful" in English. As a genitive plural adjective, it modifies a plural noun in the genitive case. This case is used to express possession, origin, or to indicate a part of something, among other grammatical functions. Therefore, "barevných" would typically appear in a sentence describing "of colored things," "from colored places," or "belonging to colored items."

For example, in Czech, one might say "sbírka barevných známek," which translates to "a collection of colored stamps." Here, "barevných" modifies "známek" (stamps), indicating that the stamps are colored and that the collection is *of* them. Similarly, "vůně barevných květin" means "the scent of colorful flowers," where "barevných" describes the flowers.

The adjective "barevný" itself describes something possessing color or a variety of colors. It can be used to describe anything from objects and clothing to abstract concepts like experiences or moods. The declension of the adjective, including its use in the genitive plural form "barevných," is a fundamental aspect of Czech grammar, reflecting the rich case system of the language. Understanding this form is crucial for accurate comprehension and usage of Czech.