právními

Právními is the instrumental plural form of the Czech adjective právní, which translates to “legal” or “law‑related” in English. In Czech grammar, adjectives agree with the nouns they modify in gender, number, case, and definiteness. The instrumental case, used to denote means, manner, or accompaniment, is marked by the suffix –ými for masculine and neuter plurals and –ými for feminine plurals, resulting in the form právními. This form commonly appears in phrases such as „právními předpisy“ (by legal regulations) or „právními zástupci“ (with legal representatives), indicating that the action is performed through or with the assistance of legal instruments or persons.

The use of právními reflects the synthetic nature of Czech, where case endings convey relationships that in English often require prepositions. Understanding this form is essential for proper translation, legal drafting, and interpretation of Czech statutes and documents. In legal contexts, the term emphasizes adherence to statutory frameworks and underscores the role of law as an operative tool in administrative and judicial processes.