jaderných

Jaderných is a Czech adjective form meaning nuclear or relating to the nucleus. It is used to describe nouns connected with atomic energy, nuclear physics, or the nucleus of a thing. In Czech, the form jaderných appears in several cases and numbers, most commonly in genitive plural and locative plural contexts, for example in phrases such as v jaderných elektrárnách (in nuclear power plants) or program jaderných zbraní (a nuclear weapons program). The specific form changes with gender, number, and case, but jaderných is a common ending for those plural inflections.

The base adjective is jaderný, derived from jádro, meaning nucleus or core. The prefix and suffix construction follows standard Czech patterns for adjectives ending in -ný. As a result, jaderný governs agreement with the noun it modifies, yielding forms like jaderná (feminine singular), jaderné (neuter singular or feminine plural in certain cases), and jaderní (masculine plural in nominative). Jaderných, in turn, marks genitive plural or locative plural, depending on the noun and the sentence.

Usage and scope are primarily technical and policy-oriented. Jaderných is frequently encountered in discussions of nuclear energy, nuclear safety, policy debates about weapons, and scientific literature dealing with nuclear physics or radiological topics. It also appears in everyday language when describing nuclear-era technologies or historical events.

See also: jaderný, jádro, jaderná energetika, jaderné zbraně.