hlbokýhlbokáhlboké

hlbokýhlbokáhlboké is a constructed string that combines the three singular gender forms of the adjective hlboký, meaning deep, from Slovak and Czech linguistic traditions. It is not a standard entry in dictionaries or a common word in everyday use; rather, it serves as a pedagogical or illustrative example of how adjectives inflect for gender in these languages.

In Slovak and Czech, adjectives agree with the noun in gender, number, and case. For singular nominative, the masculine form is hlboký, the feminine form is hlboká, and the neuter form is hlboké. The underlying root hlbok- plus the endings -ý, -á, and -é reflects a typical pattern of Slavic adjective declension. The concatenated string hlbokýhlbokáhlboké visually juxtaposes the three gender forms without a noun, highlighting the morphological parallels and differences.

Usage and purpose: hlbokýhlbokáhlboké is chiefly encountered in linguistic discussions, grammar exercises, or language-learning materials as a demonstration of gender agreement rather than as an independent lexical entry. It does not carry a separate meaning beyond illustrating adjective inflection. When used in context, speakers would normally insert the appropriate form with a noun, such as hlboký jazyk (deep language, metaphorical), hlboká voda (deep water), or hlboké jazero (deep lake).

See also: adjectives, gender in Slavic languages, Czech and Slovak grammar, inflection.