ivotními

Iivotními is not a standard lexical item in Czech; it is the instrumental plural form of the adjective životní, which means life-related or of life. The correct spelling with diacritics is životními. The form appears when the adjective agrees with a plural noun in the instrumental case, for example in phrases such as životními náklady (costs of living or living expenses), životními prostředky (means of living), or životními podmínkami (living conditions). Because Czech relies on diacritics for correct pronunciation and meaning, ivotními is typically regarded as a misspelling or a transcription without diacritics, and it may be encountered only in unaccented text, such as in some data files or informal contexts.

Etymology and morphology: the word derives from the noun život (life) and the suffix -ní, which forms adjectives, with the instrumental plural ending -mi. The full form životními matches the masculine or mixed-gender plural noun phrases in the instrumental case, while feminine and neuter forms would differ in other grammatical cases but share the same root and suffix pattern.

Usage notes: in standard Czech, writers should use životními to ensure correct orthography and meaning. The term functions as an adjective and does not stand alone as a concept; its meaning is entirely dependent on the noun it modifies. When documenting or translating Czech text, replace ivotními with životními to preserve accuracy.