semenných

Semenných is a form of the Czech adjective semenný, meaning seed-related or seed-bearing. It functions as a dependent modifier within noun phrases and does not stand alone as a noun. In standard Czech, semenný declines across gender and number, and semenných is the genitive plural form used when the head noun is plural or in constructions that require the genitive case (and, in some contexts, the related locative plural).

Etymology and meaning: The word originates from semeno, meaning seed, and the suffix -ný creates adjectives describing relation or relevance. Therefore semenných broadly covers meanings tied to seeds in botanical usage and to semen or seed-bearing structures in biological or medical contexts, depending on the surrounding noun.

Usage: In botanical terminology, semenný describes parts or processes connected with seeds, such as seed formation or seed-bearing structures. In anatomy or reproductive biology, the form appears in phrases where a noun referring to semen-related or seed-bearing aspects is in the genitive plural (for example, in descriptive or technical phrases where plural ownership or relation is indicated). The exact interpretation depends on the head noun it modifies.

Declension note: Semenných is specifically the genitive plural form of semenný, but it can appear in sentences where other cases are implied by surrounding grammar. It may also appear in locative plural after certain prepositions, where the same ending -ných is used.

See also: semenný, semen, seed.