celoivotného

Celoivotního is not a widely recognized term in standard Czech or Slovak dictionaries. In most contexts it is best understood as a genitive singular inflection of an adjective that is not commonly used in published examples. The form itself does not denote a specific, established concept; its meaning is determined by the surrounding noun and by the intended adjective.

Most likely, celoivotního is a misspelling or misreading of celoživotního, which is the genitive singular of celoživotní/celoživotný, meaning lifelong or spanning an entire life. The prefix celo- means “whole” or “entire,” and životní (life-related) derives from život, life. Together, celoživotní is widely used in Czech and Slovak to describe things associated with the entire lifespan, such as celoživotní zkušenost (lifelong experience). The corresponding genitive form celoživotního appears in phrases where the noun it modifies requires genitive.

Because celoivotního does not correspond to a standard lemma, it is generally treated as a grammatical inflection rather than as a term with a discrete definition. When encountered, verification against the context is advised to determine whether the intended word is celoživotního (lifelong) or another similar form, and to correct potential typographical errors.

Etymology and related forms: The term would derive from the prefix celo- (“whole”) combined with životní/životný (“life-related”), yielding a meaning associated with the whole life. In standard usage, the accepted forms are celoživotní (Czech) or celoživotný (Slovak).

See also: Czech grammar, Slovak grammar, adjectives and their inflection, lifelong as a semantic field.

Note: No separate concept or entity is commonly named “celoivotního”; references to it are typically instances of incorrect spelling or inflection.