pravých

pravých is a grammatical form of the Czech adjective pravý, meaning true, real, proper, or rightful. It specifically represents the masculine animate genitive plural form, used when the modified noun is masculine animate and in the genitive case. In practice, it appears in phrases such as z pravých důvodů (for genuine reasons) or pravých lidí (of real people). Because it is a declined form, pravých does not stand alone as a lemma but functions within a larger noun phrase.

Usage notes: The base meaning of pravý includes true or genuine, correct or rightful. The form pravých signals that the head noun is plural, masculine animated, and in the genitive case. The corresponding nominative plural form is praví, and other gender-number forms of pravý have distinct spellings (for example, pravá for feminine singular, pravé for neuter or feminine plural in certain positions). The inflected forms of pravý are common in formal or written Czech, including legal, academic, and descriptive texts.

Etymology and related terms: Pravý is linked to the Czech root associated with truth, correctness, and law-related concepts. Related words include pravda (truth) and právo (law/right). The term pravý and its inflections are part of a broader Slavic adjective paradigm that marks gender, number, and case to describe nouns.

See also: words related to truth and law in Czech, such as pravda and právo, and the broader inflectional patterns of Czech adjectives.