nepíjemná

"Nepíjemná" is a Slovak adjective that translates to "unpleasant" in English. It is used to describe something that causes a feeling of discomfort, dislike, or annoyance. This can apply to a wide range of situations, sensations, or experiences. For example, a nepíjemná situation might be an awkward social encounter, a nepíjemná smell could be something foul, and a nepíjemná task would be one that is tedious or disliked.

The word is derived from the Slovak verb "príjemné," which means "pleasant." The prefix "ne-" acts as a negation, thus creating the opposite meaning. The grammatical gender of "nepíjemná" can change depending on the noun it modifies. In its feminine form, as presented, it would typically describe a feminine noun. The masculine form is "nepríjemný" and the neuter form is "nepríjemné." The plural forms are "nepríjemní" (masculine animate), "nepríjemné" (masculine inanimate and neuter), and "nepríjemné" (feminine).

Common contexts for the use of "nepíjemná" include describing weather (e.g., nepíjemný vietor - unpleasant wind), feelings (e.g., nepíjemný pocit - unpleasant feeling), or interactions with people (e.g., nepíjemný človek - unpleasant person). The term is a straightforward descriptor of negative sensory or emotional experiences.