intenzivnjí

Intenzivnjí is not a standard word in Czech or other major Slavic languages; it appears primarily as a nonstandard or erroneous variant of the Czech adjective intenzivní (meaning "intensive") or a mistaken attempt at its comparative form. The correct comparative in Czech is intenzivnější ("more intensive").

Etymology of the root intenzivní traces to Latin intensus via European borrowings (for example German intensiv and English intensive). As an adjective, intenzivní describes high degree, concentration, or forcefulness of an activity, process, or quality and is used across domains such as agriculture (intensive farming), medicine (intensive care — intenzivní péče), industry and study.

The form intenzivnjí likely arises from typographical error, misdivision of the suffix -ní, or influence from nonstandard orthography in informal writing. It may also reflect attempts to form a comparative by adding -jí, which is not the standard comparative pattern in Czech. Standard pronunciation and spelling should follow intenzivní and intenzivnější.

In linguistic descriptions, intenzivnjí would be classified as an orthographic or morphological deviation rather than a distinct lexical item. Language resources and dictionaries list only the standard forms; usage of the nonstandard variant is generally discouraged in formal writing.