jednoduchému

Jednoduchý is an adjective in the Czech language that translates to "simple" or "easy" in English. It is derived from the word "jednoduchost," which means "simplicity." The term jednoduchý is commonly used to describe something that is uncomplicated, straightforward, or easy to understand. For example, a jednoduchý recept (simple recipe) is one that requires few ingredients and straightforward instructions. Similarly, a jednoduchý problém (simple problem) is one that can be solved with minimal effort or complexity.

The adjective jednoduchý can also be used to describe people who are straightforward, honest, or not overly complicated. For instance, a jednoduchý člověk (simple person) might be someone who is not deceptive, who speaks the truth, and who does not engage in unnecessary complications.

In contrast to jednoduchý, the opposite term is složitý, which means "complicated" or "complex." While jednoduchý emphasizes simplicity and ease, složitý highlights complexity and difficulty. The two terms are often used to contrast different aspects of life, from tasks and problems to people and their behaviors.