hlavných

hlavných is a grammatical form used in Slovak and Czech languages. It is the genitive plural form of the adjective hlavný, which translates to “main” or “principal” in English. The form “hlavných” is employed to modify nouns that are in the genitive plural case, often in contexts that describe reasons, attributes, or associations that belong to the main or principal elements of a group.

In Slovak grammar, adjectives decline according to case, gender, and number. The genitive plural masculine and neuter forms of hlavný are both hľavných, while the feminine genitive plural is hlavných as well. These forms appear commonly in phrases such as “hlavných dôvodov” (of the main reasons) or “hlavných problémov” (of the main problems). In Czech, the equivalent form is also h̄lavních, following a similar declension pattern.

The term is not a proper noun but rather a linguistic construction that signals possession or association with the principal items in a set. It is frequently encountered in academic writing, official documents, and everyday speech when specifying primary factors or principal components.

Because it is a grammatical form rather than a distinct entity, “hlavných” is primarily discussed within linguistic or grammatical reference works. These sources explain its usage rules and provide examples of its application across Slovak and Czech sentences.