sociálneho

Sociálneho is the genitive singular form of the Slovak adjective sociálny, which means "social" or "relating to society." It is used to modify masculine nouns in the genitive case, particularly in official, legal, or policy language, and often appears in expressions describing aspects of welfare, institutions, or processes connected with society.

In Slovak grammar, adjectives agree with the nouns they modify in gender, number, and case. When a masculine or mixed noun is in the genitive singular, the form sociálneho is used for the attributive adjective. This form is common in compound terms and legal phrases, where it marks a relationship to a social domain, such as welfare, security, or policy.

Common contexts and phrases include phrases like sociálneho zabezpečenia (of social security), sociálneho poistenia (of social insurance), sociálneho systému (of the social system), sociálneho rozvoja (of social development), and sociálneho charakteru (of a social character). These constructions appear across legislations, governmental reports, academic writing, and news reporting, providing precise attribution to the social dimension of a given noun.

The term reflects the broader Slovak use of sociálny to describe things connected with society, welfare, and communal life. While sociálneho serves a grammatical function, its meaning remains clearly tied to social aspects, policies, and institutions rather than to individual or private aspects.