souvislých

Souvislých is the genitive and locative plural form of the Czech adjective souvislý. The base adjective souvislý broadly means "continuous," "uninterrupted," "coherent," or "connected," and souvislých appears when that adjective modifies a plural noun in the genitive (e.g., množství souvislých úseků, "the number of continuous sections") or in locative constructions (e.g., o souvislých částech, "about the connected parts").

In everyday Czech, souvislý and its inflected forms describe things that are uninterrupted in time or space (souvislý text — continuous text; souvislých dnů — consecutive days) or elements that form a coherent whole. In technical and scientific contexts, souvislý is also used for mathematical and topological notions: souvislý prostor denotes a connected space, and souvislost refers to connectedness.

Morphologically, souvislých reflects regular adjective declension patterns: nominative plurals are souvislí (masculine animate) and souvislé (other genders), while souvislých serves genitive plural and locative plural for all genders in the hard-stem declension. The adjective derives from the verb souviset ("to be related or connected"), itself formed with the prefix sou- and the root related to viset ("to hang"), historically conveying the idea of things holding together or relating to one another.

Related forms include souvislý (base), souvisle (adverb), souvislost (noun), and souviset (verb).