denních

"Denných" is a Slavic word commonly found in languages such as Czech and Slovak, meaning "daily" or "of the day." It is often used as an adjective to describe something that occurs or is done on a daily basis. For instance, "denná tlač" translates to "daily press" or "daily newspaper," and "denné svetlo" means "daylight." The term can also refer to a daily allowance or a daily portion, as in "denná dávka vitamínov" (daily vitamin dose). In a broader sense, it encapsulates the routine and recurring aspects of life. Its etymological roots can be traced back to the Proto-Slavic word "dьnьnъ," which is derived from "dьnь" meaning "day." The application of "denných" is widespread in various contexts, from personal habits to official schedules, emphasizing regularity and frequency.