nejlesklejí

"Nejlesklejí" is a Czech word that translates to "shinier" or "most shiny" in English. It is the comparative and superlative form of the adjective "lesklý," which means "shiny" or "glossy." The word "nejlesklejí" is used to describe something that possesses a greater degree of shininess compared to another object or group of objects.

As a comparative adjective, "nejlesklejší" would indicate that one item is shinier than another. For example, "Tato nová cibule je nejlesklejší z celého balení" translates to "This new onion is the shinier one from the whole package." In its superlative form, "nejlesklejší" denotes the highest degree of shininess within a group. An example would be "To je nejlesklejší auto na parkovišti," meaning "That is the shiniest car in the parking lot."

The formation of comparative and superlative adjectives in Czech often involves prefixes. For "nejlesklejší," the comparative is formed by adding "-ější" to the root, and the superlative by adding "nej-" to the comparative form. This grammatical structure is common for many adjectives in the Czech language, allowing for nuanced descriptions of qualities. The specific context in which "nejlesklejší" is used will determine whether it functions as a comparative or superlative.