elezných

Elezných is the non-diacritic variant of a Czech–Slovak grammatical form. It corresponds to železných, the genitive plural of the adjective železný, which means iron or made of iron. In standard spelling, the form used in Czech and Slovak is železných. It appears in phrases describing multiple iron-related items or qualities, as part of the normal inflection pattern for adjectives in genitive plural.

In addition to its adjectival use, Elezný is a Czech surname. The form Elezných is the genitive plural used when referring to members of the Elezný family, for example in the phrase příbuzní Elezných (relatives of the Elezných). The surname is relatively uncommon but appears in Czech and Slovak records, and the genitive plural preserves the same meaning and function as with adjectives.

Linguistic notes: železný derives from the root želez- meaning iron, and similar forms occur across Slavic languages with related meanings. The non-diacritic form elezných typically appears in texts or databases that omit diacritics, while the standard orthography uses železných.