extrémního

Extrémního is a form of the Czech adjective extrémní, meaning extreme. It is the genitive singular form used to modify nouns in genitive case, and it appears in phrases that express “of extreme …” something. For example, extrémního počasí refers to extreme weather, and extrémního sportu refers to extreme sport.

Etymology and origin establish that extrémní comes from the Latin extremus, passing into Czech through European languages such as French or German, and was adopted into everyday and specialized usage over centuries. The word is part of a broader family of adjectives that express degree, intensity, or limits.

Grammatical notes indicate that extrémního is specifically the genitive singular form. It is used with masculine or neuter nouns in the genitive singular, as in extrémního sportu (of extreme sport) or extrémního počasí (of extreme weather). The form of the adjective changes with gender, number, and case, so other forms of extrémní exist for different grammatical contexts.

Usage context spans journalism, science, sports, and daily language, where the term emphasizes high intensity, rarity, or boundary-pushing characteristics. It can appear in descriptions of phenomena, conditions, or actions that exceed typical levels, and it often carries a evaluative nuance pointing to pronounced extremity.

See also: extrémní, the base adjective from which extrémního is derived. In broader discourse, the concept encompasses a range of domains from physical extremes to abstract extremes in behavior or measurement.