nejkratí

Nejkratí is a term with no widely recognized definition in major Czech-language reference works. It does not appear as a distinct entry in standard dictionaries or encyclopedias, and there is no established subject by that exact name in reliable sources. The form resembles a nonstandard or dialectal variant related to the adjective krátký, meaning short. In standard Czech, the superlative form is nejkratší; nejkratí would typically be regarded as a misspelling, a dialectal anomaly, or a coined name rather than a grammatical form.

Because it lacks an agreed meaning, nejkratí may be encountered only in uncertain contexts, such as informal writing, experimental literature, or as a proper name used in branding, fiction, or personal names. In such cases it functions as a name rather than a descriptor. The interpretation of nejkratí thus depends on authorial intent and context; without additional sources, its semantic content remains unclear.

For readers seeking standard language guidance, the correct forms to compare are krátký (short) and nejkratší (the shortest). If nejkratí appears in a text, it is advisable to consult the surrounding context or the author to determine whether it is intended as a stylized name or a misspelling of nejkratší.

Related terms include krátký and nejkratší.