permanentních

Permanentních is a Czech word that functions as the genitive plural form of the adjective permanentní. The term is a loanword from English permanent and is used in Czech to describe a permanent or lasting characteristic of plural nouns. As a standard Czech adjective, permanentní follows the regular declension patterns, and its genitive plural form is permanentních, applicable to nouns of all genders in plural.

Morphology and usage are closely tied to the grammar of Czech adjectives. Permanentní describes qualities such as durability or continuity, and its genitive plural form permanentních appears in constructions where the noun it modifies is in genitive plural or where a numeral or fixed expression requires that form. In practice, permanentních is common in technical, marketing, and beauty industry texts, where it often appears with plural nouns.

Common contexts include cosmetics and beauty services, where permanentní refers to long-lasting procedures or products. For example, phrases such as permanentních make-upů or permanentních služeb illustrate how the form is used to indicate multiple items with a lasting quality. The usage is not limited to cosmetics; it can appear in any discourse describing multiple permanent features or offerings.

Etymology and history: permanentní is a modern Czech loanword adopted from English, gaining widespread usage as professional and commercial terminology expanded. The genitive plural form permanentních is a standard inflected form and does not change its basic meaning beyond grammatical case.

See also: permanentní, permanentní makeup, Czech grammar on adjective declension, loanwords in Czech.