plnému

"Plnému" is a term derived from Czech, where it is the dative and instrumental singular form of the adjective "plný" (meaning "full"). In the context of Czech grammar, it functions as both a noun and an adjective depending on the sentence structure. The term "plnému" is used to indicate possession, direction, or association with something that is full or complete.

In Czech grammar, "plný" is an adjective that describes the state of being full, complete, or filled to capacity. It changes form depending on the noun it modifies and its role in the sentence. For instance, "plnému" is used when referring to a singular masculine animate or inanimate noun in the dative or instrumental case. For example, "dám vodu plnému kelímku" translates to "I will give water to the full glass" (dative case), while "přidám vodu plnému kelímku" translates to "I will add water to the full glass" (instrumental case).

The term can also appear in idiomatic expressions or phrases. For example, "plnému měsíci" refers to a full moon, where "plnému" modifies the noun "měsíci" (moon). This phrase is often used in contexts related to astronomy, folklore, or seasonal events.

In modern Czech usage, "plnému" is commonly found in everyday speech and literature. It is a fundamental part of Czech grammar, essential for constructing grammatically correct sentences involving fullness or completeness. Understanding its usage helps in accurately conveying meaning in both written and spoken Czech.