devotískových

The term "devotískových" is the genitive plural form of "devotísk" in Slovak. A "devotísk" refers to a person who is excessively devout or zealous in their religious practices, often to the point of being perceived as insincere or ostentatious. The word itself is derived from the Latin word "devotus," meaning devoted or pious.

In common usage, "devotískových" would describe the actions, characteristics, or possessions of such individuals when referring to multiple people. For example, one might speak of "the superficial prayers of the devotískových" or "the judgmental attitudes of the devotískových." The term carries a somewhat critical or dismissive connotation, suggesting that the outward displays of piety do not necessarily reflect genuine inner faith. It can imply a focus on ritual and external observance rather than on true spiritual connection or charitable deeds. The perception of who qualifies as a "devotísk" and the severity of the judgment can vary significantly depending on cultural context and individual perspectives on religious expression.