násilných

The word "násilných" is a Czech adjective, a masculine plural form of "násilný". It translates to "violent" or "forceful" in English. It is used to describe actions, events, or individuals characterized by the use of physical force or aggression. This can range from a violent crime to a forceful argument.

The root of the word is "násilí," which means violence or force. Therefore, "násilných" directly conveys the concept of something being related to or involving violence. It can be used in various contexts, such as describing "násilných činů" (violent acts), "násilných protestů" (violent protests), or even "násilných metod" (forceful methods).

Understanding "násilných" is crucial for comprehending Czech language discourse related to conflict, crime, or any situation where physical coercion is a factor. Its grammatical form indicates that it modifies masculine plural nouns, differentiating it from other grammatical cases and numbers. The word itself carries a strong connotation of aggression and harm.