explicitních

Explicitních is not a separate concept in itself but a declined form of the Czech adjective explicitní, which means explicit or clearly stated. It represents how the word changes to agree with different grammatical cases and numbers in Czech.

Origin and usage context: The adjective explicitní is part of the Czech technical and formal vocabulary and is borrowed from Latin explicitus, with influence from other European languages such as French and English. The form explicitních appears in inflected usage when the adjective describes plural nouns in certain cases, particularly in the genitive plural and the locative plural.

Grammatical role and examples: In Czech, explicitních serves as the plural form used in specific cases. Common examples include explicitních údajů (genitive plural: of explicit data) and o explicitních tématech (locative plural: about explicit topics). In these contexts, explicitních agrees with masculine, feminine, or neuter plural nouns in the required case, illustrating how Czech adjectives encode case and number in their endings.

Nuance and register: The term is mainly encountered in formal, technical, or written language. It can refer to information, content, or statements that are explicitly stated, as opposed to implicit. The word often appears in discussions of data, research, law, or policy where precision and unambiguous expression are prioritized.

Related forms and note: The base adjective explicitní has other declined forms (e.g., explicitní, explicitního, explicitním) aligned with varying cases and genders. The noun form explicitnost (explicitness) may appear in related discussions, though usage varies regionally and stylistically.