nástnné

Nástěnné (often misspelled nástnné) is a Czech adjectival form meaning "wall-mounted" or "for the wall." It describes objects, decorations and installations designed to be attached to or displayed on a wall, such as nástěnné hodiny (wall clocks), nástěnné kalendáře (wall calendars), nástěnné malby (murals) and nástěnné police (wall shelves).

The word derives from the prepositional phrase na stěně ("on the wall"), combined with the adjectival suffix -ný, producing nástěnný in masculine form; nástěnné appears in other gender and number forms according to Czech inflection. In everyday use it applies across domestic, commercial and public contexts: interior design, exhibition displays, informational signage and office equipment frequently use the term.

Translations into other languages are typically rendered as "wall-mounted," "wall-mounted/for the wall," or simply "wall" as an adjective (e.g., French mural, German wand-). The term is neutral and descriptive, focused on placement rather than material or function. Common collocations reflect typical categories of wall-mounted items and the phrase appears widely in product descriptions, catalogs and design literature in Czech-speaking regions.