materiálne

Materiálne is a Slovak adjective and noun that translates to "material" or "tangible" in English. As an adjective, it describes things that are composed of matter, possess physical substance, or relate to wealth and possessions. For instance, "materiálne zabezpečenie" refers to material security or financial well-being. "Materiálne statky" translates to material goods or assets.

When used as a noun, "materiálne" can refer to material possessions, wealth, or the tangible aspects of life. It often contrasts with the spiritual or immaterial. In discussions about needs, "materiálne potreby" are the basic physical requirements for survival and comfort.

The concept of "materiálne" is central to understanding economic systems, personal finance, and discussions about quality of life. It encompasses anything that can be touched, seen, or measured in a physical sense. The pursuit of materiálne security and the acquisition of materiálne goods are common human endeavors, though the emphasis placed on them can vary significantly across cultures and individuals. Its usage is widespread in everyday Slovak conversation and in more formal contexts like economics and sociology.