doplnných

Doplnných is a Czech adjective that translates to "supplementary," "additional," or "complementary" in English. It is used to describe something that is added to complete, enhance, or support something else. This term can be applied in various contexts, from everyday language to more specialized fields.

In a general sense, "doplnných" can refer to any item or element that is supplementary. For example, one might speak of "doplnných informací" (supplementary information) that provides further detail or context. Similarly, "doplnných služeb" (additional services) would refer to services offered beyond the basic package.

In the context of education, "doplnných předmětů" (supplementary subjects) might refer to courses taken in addition to a student's main curriculum. In nutrition, "doplnných vitamínů" (vitamin supplements) are a common example of something added to one's diet.

The grammatical form "doplnných" is the genitive plural case of the adjective "doplnný." This means it would be used when referring to multiple supplementary items in a context requiring the genitive case, such as possession or origin. For instance, "nedostatek doplnných zdrojů" translates to "a lack of supplementary resources." Understanding its grammatical function is key to its correct usage within the Czech language.