kadodenní

Každodenný is a Slovak adjective meaning daily or everyday. The non-diacritic form kadodenný may appear in texts that do not use diacritics, but the standard Slovak spelling is každodenný. It describes things that occur on a regular basis or pertain to ordinary life.

The term is formed from the words každý (every) and den (day) with the adjectival suffix -ný. In full inflection it yields každodenný (masculine singular), každodenná (feminine singular), and každodenné (neuter or plural forms, depending on gender and number). An adverbial form is každodenne, meaning “daily.”

In usage, každodenný is employed to characterize routines, tasks, or phenomena that are part of everyday life. Examples include každodenný režim (daily routine), každodenné povinnosti (daily duties), and každodenné situácie (everyday situations). The term often conveys a sense of regularity or normalcy, as opposed to exceptional or occasional events.

In Czech, the cognate form is každodenní, functioning similarly to Slovak každodenný, with minor orthographic differences. Both languages share the same etymology, from each/every (každý or každý) and day (den) and a related suffix used to form adjectives. The concept also appears in related West Slavic languages with equivalent compounds describing routine and everyday life.

Overall, každodenný denotes the characteristic of being daily or everyday and is widely used across formal and informal registers to describe habitual activities and typical life patterns.