nejakí

Nejakú is a form of the Slovak and Czech indefinite determiner meaning some or any. It functions to introduce a non-specific item and is commonly used in everyday language to refer to a thing without identifying it precisely. In Slovak, nejaký, nejaké, and related forms cover masculine, neuter, and feminine nouns in various cases; nejakú is specifically the feminine singular accusative form. The Czech equivalent is nějakou.

In Slovak usage, nejakú typically precedes a feminine noun in the accusative singular, signaling an unspecified object. For example: Chcel by som nejakú knihu. (I would like some book.) Dám ti nejakú radu. (I’ll give you some advice.) The expression can convey a sense of openness to a particular, non-specified choice rather than a definite item.

Etymology and related forms: nejakú is formed from the interrogative adjective jaký meaning what/kind, with the negation prefix ne- to express indefiniteness. It is part of a broader system that includes forms like nejaká, nejaké, and nejakí, which adapt to gender, number, and case. In Czech, the corresponding form is nějakou, reflecting similar usage and meaning.

See also: nejaky, nejake, nějáký (Czech counterparts), and the broader category of indefinite determiners in Slavic languages. For more on Slovak grammar, consult resources on adjectives and pronouns in the language.