neutralni

Neutralni is an adjective meaning neutral or impartial in several Slavic languages, particularly in Croatian, Serbian, Bosnian, and Montenegrin. The masculine singular form is neutralni; feminine is neutralna; neuter is neutralno. Like many adjectives in these languages, neutralni agrees with the gender and number of the noun it modifies. The term is cognate with Latin neutralis and is closely related to the English word neutral.

Etymology and variation: neutralni derives from the Latin neutralis, entering European languages through historical contact and standardization. In related languages, similar roots appear with slightly different spellings, such as neutralní in Czech or neutralný in Slovak, but the core meaning remains the same.

Usage: In political, legal, and academic contexts, neutralni is used to express neutrality, impartiality, or a lack of alignment with any side. It describes attitudes, positions, policies, or actors that do not take sides in a conflict or dispute. In general discourse, it can convey a nonpartisan or balanced approach and is common in discussions about diplomacy, journalism, and scientific objectivity.

See also: neutrality, neutral (linguistics). Notes: The exact noun form for neutrality in these languages is usually neutralnost or neutralnosť, depending on the language. As with any adjective, correct usage depends on grammatical gender and number of the noun it modifies.