sloeného

Složeného is the genitive singular form of the Czech adjective složený, meaning "composed" or "made up of." It is used to describe objects, statements, or concepts that consist of multiple parts rather than being simple or single-piece. The term is common in technical and academic language, as well as in everyday speech when emphasizing the idea of composition or complexity.

The word derives from the verb složit, "to assemble" or "to put together," and shares its root with related nouns such as složení (assembly, composition) and složenina (compound, blend). In standard Czech, složeného appears in phrases where a masculine inanimate noun is in genitive, for example: "čísla složeného" (of a composite/constructed number) or "slova složeného z dvou částí" (a word composed of two parts). In practice, analysts distinguish contexts in which the sense of assembly or combination is relevant, from more figurative uses.

Usage

- Mathematics: složené číslo refers to a composite number, i.e., a natural number greater than 1 that is not prime.

- Linguistics: slovo složené is a compound word, formed from two or more bases.

- General or technical contexts: used to describe structures, systems, or works built from multiple components, such as složená konstrukce or složené dílo.

Složeného is closely related to synonyms like skládaný and kompozitní, but it carries a stronger sense of deliberate assembly or layering. See also: složený, složení, složenost.