klesá

Klesá is a term that may refer to several different things in Slavic-language contexts. It is not a single widely recognized entry, but rather a form or name that can appear in linguistic, onomastic, or fictional usages.

In Czech and Slovak, klesá is the third-person singular present tense form of a verb meaning to fall, decline, or decrease. The exact nuance depends on the sentence, but it commonly denotes a reduction or downward movement.

As an onomastic element, klesá may appear as a surname in Slavic regions, though it is relatively uncommon and can be recorded with regional orthographic variants. It is not among the most common surnames and tends to occur in specific families or communities.

There are no widely cited places or characters universally identified by the name Klesá in major reference works; any such usage is typically specific to a locale, work of fiction, or family history. When encountered in proper names, diacritics and local spelling conventions often determine its pronunciation and meaning.

Related terms include klesa and klesat, the base word forms in Czech and Slovak, as well as unaccented transliterations that may appear in cross-linguistic contexts.