dvoulenný

The term "dvoulenný" is a Czech adjective that translates to "two-legged" in English. It is used to describe beings or things that possess two legs. This can include humans, birds, and other bipedal animals. The term is straightforward in its meaning and refers to the anatomical characteristic of having two limbs used for locomotion on the ground.

In a more metaphorical sense, "dvoulenný" can sometimes be used to distinguish humans from other creatures, emphasizing our upright posture and the use of our legs for walking and standing. It is a descriptive term, not typically carrying any inherent judgment or complex connotation beyond its literal meaning. When encountered, understanding the context will clarify whether it refers to a biological characteristic or is used in a slightly more figurative way. The primary application remains the literal description of having two legs.