spoleenských

Spoleenských is not a standalone Czech term; it is typically the non-diacritic or misspelled form of the proper word spolecenských, which corresponds to the genitive plural of the adjective společenský, meaning social or societal. This form appears in phrases that refer to social aspects, social life, or the social sciences.

The correct spelling in Czech uses diacritics: společenských. The root is spolec- or společní- from společnost (society) and společný (common, joint). The ending -ských marks the genitive plural, used after a noun or in phrases to express possession or relation to the social domain. In Czech grammar, společenský and its inflected forms modify nouns and participate in compound noun phrases, often describing fields of study, events, or structures related to society.

Common contexts include phrases such as společenských věd (the social sciences), společenských událostech (in social events), or vliv společenských struktur (the influence of social structures). The form is predominantly a grammatical inflection rather than a standalone concept.

Orthography and usage note: the diacritic-rich form společenských is standard in formal writing. When texts omit diacritics for technical reasons, it can appear as spolecenských or, less accurately, spoleenských depending on the system, but these are considered nonstandard. In standard Czech, the correct form is společenských.