drsných

The word "drsných" is a Czech adjective. It is the genitive plural masculine or neuter form of the adjective "drsný." The base adjective "drsný" has several meanings, primarily relating to coarseness, roughness, or harshness.

In a literal sense, "drsný" can describe a rough surface, such as coarse sandpaper or rugged terrain. It can also refer to harsh weather conditions, like a biting wind or a severe storm. Figuratively, "drsný" can describe a person's personality or demeanor, indicating they are tough, unfeeling, or stern. It can also be used to describe something that is difficult or demanding. For example, a "drsný život" would refer to a hard life.

The form "drsných" specifically indicates possession or is used after certain prepositions in the genitive case, applying to multiple masculine or neuter nouns. For instance, one might speak of the "barva drsných kamenů" (the color of the rough stones) or "pocit drsných slov" (the feeling of harsh words). Its usage depends on the grammatical context within a Czech sentence.