ivných

"ivných" is a Czech word that functions as the genitive plural form of the adjective "ivný." The adjective "ivný" itself is a less common term, often associated with the concept of "spring-like" or "vernal." Therefore, "ivných" would typically appear in a context referring to things belonging to or characteristic of spring.

For instance, one might encounter "ivných" in phrases describing "ivných vôní" (spring-like scents) or "ivných dní" (spring-like days). The genitive case in Czech indicates possession, origin, or a partitive relationship. Thus, "ivných" modifies a noun in a way that denotes a connection to the qualities of spring.

The usage of "ivný" and its inflected forms like "ivných" is not as widespread as more common adjectives describing seasons. It tends to be found in more poetic or literary contexts, aiming to evoke a specific, often gentle or awakening, quality associated with springtime. Understanding "ivných" requires recognizing its grammatical role as a genitive plural adjective derived from a less frequently used adjective related to spring.