posvátných

The term "posvátných" is a Czech adjective, the genitive plural form of "posvátný." It translates to "sacred" or "holy" in English. This word is used to describe places, objects, rituals, or concepts that are considered to have divine or spiritual significance, and are therefore held in reverence and treated with special care.

In a religious context, "posvátných" can refer to holy sites such as churches, temples, or shrines, as well as sacred texts, relics, or ceremonies. It denotes something set apart from the ordinary, imbued with spiritual power or meaning. Beyond religious contexts, the term can also be used more broadly to describe things that are deeply valued, cherished, or considered inviolable within a cultural or personal framework, though the primary connotation remains rooted in the spiritual or divine. The genitive plural form "posvátných" specifically indicates possession or a relationship to multiple sacred entities or concepts. For example, "chránit posvátných míst" would mean "to protect sacred places."