dlouhovlasá

dlouhovlasá is a Czech adjective meaning "long-haired." It is the feminine singular form; the masculine singular is dlouhovlasý, the neuter singular is dlouhovlasé, and the plural is dlouhovlasí (masculine animate), dlouhovlasé (masculine inanimate or feminine), and dlouhovlasá (neuter). The adjective is used to describe a person or sometimes an animal possessing long hair.

The concept of long hair can carry various cultural connotations. In some societies, it is associated with beauty, youth, or femininity. Historically, long hair has also been linked to social status, religious beliefs, or even rebellion. In Czech culture, as in many others, the perception of long hair can vary depending on context and individual interpretation.

The adjective dlouhovlasá can be used in a purely descriptive sense, simply noting the physical characteristic of having long hair. For example, "ta dlouhovlasá dívka" translates to "that long-haired girl." However, like any adjective, its usage can also be imbued with subjective meaning or social commentary. The term itself does not inherently carry a positive or negative judgment, but its application in a sentence can be influenced by the speaker's intent and the prevailing cultural attitudes towards long hair.