jednolenných

"Jednolenných" is a Czech grammatical term referring to a specific type of clause or sentence structure. It describes a single, independent clause that contains all the necessary elements to form a complete thought. This means it possesses both a subject and a predicate, and it can stand alone without requiring another clause to make sense.

In contrast to compound or complex sentences, which are formed by combining multiple clauses, a jednolenný sentence is characterized by its singular, self-contained nature. The term literally translates to "one-fleeced" or "single-layered," metaphorically suggesting a unified and unbroken structure. Understanding the concept of jednolenných clauses is fundamental to Czech grammar and sentence analysis, as it helps differentiate between simple, complete statements and more elaborate sentence constructions. Identifying jednolenných structures is crucial for correct sentence parsing and for appreciating the fundamental building blocks of Czech prose.