indicií
Indicií is the genitive plural form of the Czech noun indicie, which refers to signs, clues, or indicators that point toward a particular fact or conclusion. In everyday use, indície describe information or observations that suggest something may be true, but do not by themselves provide definitive proof. The concept is widely used across disciplines to express indirect support for an interpretation.
Etymologically, indicie comes from Latin indicium, meaning a sign or token, and Czech usage has absorbed this
In law and criminology, indície are often contrasted with prímy-dúkazem (direct evidence). Indície are circumstantial signs
Usage notes: indície-style language emphasizes interpretation and uncertainty; the term is less common in formal court
See also: indicium, indicator, evidence, circumstantial evidence.