krásných

Krásných is a Czech adjective form meaning “beautiful.” It is not a standalone word in most contexts but the inflected form of the adjective krásný used with plural nouns in certain cases.

In Czech, adjectives decline for gender, number, and case. The ending -ných marks the genitive plural and the locative plural across genders. Therefore, krásných appears when referring to multiple beautiful things in the genitive case (for example, “krásných dní” – beautiful days) or in the locative case after a preposition (for example, “o krásných dnech” – about beautiful days). The same ending is also used with feminine plural nouns in the genitive and locative, such as “krásných žen” and “o krásných ženách.”

Common examples

- Genitive plural: krásných dní (beautiful days), krásných žen (beautiful women)

- Locative plural: o krásných dnech (about beautiful days), o krásných ženách (about beautiful women)

Etymology and related forms

Krásných is derived from the Czech adjective krásný, which means beautiful. The base is linked to the noun krása (beauty). The adjective has comparative and superlative forms: krásnější and nejkrásnější. The adverbial form is krásně.

Notes

Krásných can appear in a variety of noun phrases in contexts requiring genitive or locative plural. Its use is standard in formal and informal Czech, and it forms part of the broader inflection pattern of krásný, including its feminine and neuter counterparts.