sklenných

Sklenných is a Czech word that translates to "glass" or "made of glass" in English. It is a grammatical form of the adjective "skleněný" (masculine singular), and is used in various grammatical contexts depending on gender, number, and case. For example, "sklenných" would be the genitive plural form, meaning "of glass" when referring to multiple items.

The word is fundamental in describing objects that are composed of glass. This can range from everyday items like drinking glasses ("sklenice") and windows ("okna") to more specialized applications in art, science, and industry. The properties of glass, such as its transparency, fragility, and ability to be molded into various shapes, are often implied when this adjective is used.

Understanding the grammatical variations of "sklenných" is crucial for accurate comprehension and usage in the Czech language. Its root, "sklo," meaning glass, is a common and widely recognized term, making its derivative forms relatively easy to grasp for those familiar with Czech grammar. The word's prevalence reflects the significant role that glass plays in Czech culture and daily life.