samoitní
Samoitní is a term used in some Slavic languages, notably Czech and Slovak, to describe something that is inherent, self-evident, or goes without saying. It conveys a sense of something being intrinsically true or obvious, not requiring external proof or explanation. The word originates from the combination of "sám" (self) and "vitní" (related to seeing or appearing), suggesting something that appears or is understood by itself.
In everyday conversation, samoitní can be used to describe a situation where the outcome is predictable or
The concept of samoitní can also be applied to knowledge or understanding that is deeply ingrained or