profánního

Profánního is a Czech adjective that translates to "profane" in English. It refers to something that is secular, worldly, or lacking in sacredness. The term is often used in contrast to "posvátného," which means "sacred" or "holy."

In a religious context, profánního can describe objects, places, or actions that are not considered consecrated or dedicated to divine purposes. For example, a regular building not used for worship would be considered profánního. Similarly, everyday activities that are not part of a religious ritual are profánního.

The concept of profánního is not inherently negative. It simply denotes a distinction between the sacred and the non-sacred. In some philosophical or cultural contexts, the secular or worldly is valued equally, or even more so, than the sacred. Therefore, "profánního" does not necessarily imply disrespect or desecration, but rather a classification within a particular system of beliefs or values.

The usage of "profánního" can extend beyond religious contexts to describe anything considered commonplace, ordinary, or lacking in special significance. This might include everyday language that is not elevated or formal, or experiences that are part of normal life rather than extraordinary events.