definitní

"Definitní" is an adjective in Czech that translates to "definite" or "specific" in English. It is used to describe something that is clear, certain, or well-defined. In grammar, "definitní" is often used to describe nouns, adjectives, and pronouns that have a specific reference or are known to the reader or listener. For example, the definite article "the" in English is often translated as "definitní" in Czech.

In a broader sense, "definitní" can be used to describe something that is final, conclusive, or settled. For instance, a "definitní" decision is one that is made and cannot be changed. Similarly, a "definitní" answer is one that provides a clear and final solution to a problem.

The term "definitní" is derived from the Latin word "definitus," which means "fixed" or "determined." It is an important concept in logic, mathematics, and philosophy, where it is used to describe things that are clearly defined or established. In everyday language, "definitní" is used to emphasize clarity, certainty, and finality in various contexts.