dvojitém

Dvojitém is a grammatical form in the Czech language. It represents the locative singular form of the adjective dvojitý, which means "double" or "twofold." In Czech, adjectives agree with the noun they modify in gender, number, and case, and the root dvoj- conveys the idea of twofoldity. The basic forms include dvojitý (masculine nominative singular), dvojitá (feminine nominative singular), dvojité (neuter nominative singular), and dvojitém (locative singular).

Usage and context: Dvojitém appears in contexts that require the locative case, typically after prepositions such as o or ve, to express something described as twofold or existing in two aspects. For example, phrases in the locative may convey meanings like "in a twofold sense" or "in a double quantity," depending on the noun it modifies. In everyday speech, speakers might opt for synonyms such as dvojí or dvojnásobný where appropriate, but dvojitém remains standard in formal writing and linguistic discussion.

Related terms: Dvojitost (twofoldness), dvojnásobný (twofold), and dvojník (double, twin) are semantically connected to the same root. Etymology traces dvojitém back to the prefix dvoj- meaning "two" combined with the adjective-forming suffix -itý, a pattern common in Slavic languages for expressing multiplicity or duplication. The semantic core of the form is consistently “twofold,” with nuance determined by the head noun and its syntactic role.