kvalitního

Kvalitního is a Czech adjective form used in the genitive singular of kvalitní, which means high-quality or of quality. It appears whenever the noun it describes is in the genitive case, for example in phrases like kvalitního produktu (of a high-quality product) or kvalitního materiálu (of high-quality material). The form is part of the broader Czech system of adjective inflection, which changes endings to agree with the noun’s gender, number, and case.

The base adjective kvalitní denotes a positive evaluation of a thing’s quality and is widely used in everyday speech, product descriptions, reviews, and formal writing. While kvalitní is the common dictionary form, kvalitního is just one of its inflected endings, used specifically in the genitive singular across different noun classes. Other forms of the same adjective appear in different cases and with different nouns, all following Czech declension patterns.

Etymology-wise, kvalitní derives from kvalitа, meaning quality. The noun kvalitа itself traces back to the Latin qualitas, with intermediate influence from surrounding languages such as German and French (for example, Qualität or qualité) that shaped similar terms in many Central European languages, including Czech.

In usage, kval itní and its inflected forms are neutral and versatile, suitable for descriptive, evaluative, and promotional contexts. The word can describe tangible items, processes, or abstract concepts, always aligning with the noun it modifies in gender, number, and case.

See also: kvalitní, kvalita, quality in Czech.