kopytního

Kopytního is a Czech inflected form of the adjective kopytný, which means hoofed. The base kopyto refers to a hoof, and the related term kopytníci is used for hoofed animals. The form kopytního appears in contexts where the adjective modifies a masculine noun in the genitive singular.

Grammatically, kopytního is the genitive singular form and is used to express possession, description, or relation to a hoofed subject when the governed noun is in the genitive case. For example, in zoological or anatomical phrasing one might encounter phrases such as kopytního zvířete (of a hoofed animal) or kopytního savce (of a hoofed mammal). The meaning remains “hoofed” and the precise interpretation depends on the noun it accompanies.

In Czech usage, the term is primarily a descriptive, technical, or scientific descriptor rather than a standalone lexical entry. It commonly appears in scientific writing, field notes, or classifications that discuss ungulates and other hoofed organisms. The broader family of related terms includes kopyto (hoof) and kopytník/kopytný savec, which connect to the concept of hoofed anatomy and taxonomy.

See also: kopyto, kopytníci, kopytný.

Note: As a grammatical form, kopytního does not convey a separate concept beyond its role as the genitive singular of kopytný; its exact meaning is determined by the noun it modifies.