slovního

Slovního is a grammatical inflected form of the Czech adjective slovní, which means lexical or word-related. It is not a standalone lemma but a form used to modify nouns in various contexts, indicating a relation to words or vocabulary rather than something outside the word domain.

Etymology and meaning

The adjective slovní is derived from the noun slovo, meaning word, with the adjectival suffix -ní. In Czech, adjectives form different endings to agree with gender, number, and case. Slovního most commonly appears as the genitive singular form, especially when describing masculine or neuter nouns, for example in phrases like slovního materiálu (of lexical material) or similar constructions.

Usage

In linguistic and educational contexts, slovní is used to describe aspects related to words, vocabulary, and language. It occurs in common terms such as slovní zásoba (vocabulary), slovní druh (part of speech), and slovník (dictionary). The form Slovního is one of the inflected forms of the adjective and is encountered in written Czech wherever the noun it modifies requires the genitive singular or other cases that yield the same ending.

See also

Slovní, slovo, slovník, slovní zásoba, slovní druh. These related terms cover the base meaning of word-related language, the lexical content of a language, and the grammar categories that slovní helps describe.

Note

Slovního is not a separate lexical item with its own definition; it functions as a grammatical form of slovní, used to express word-related relations within noun phrases.