stabilních

Stabilních is a grammatical form of the Czech adjective stabilní, which means stable, steady, or reliable. Specifically, stabilních is the genitive plural and the locative plural form, used when the noun it modifies appears in those cases. It is not a stand‑alone noun but a declined form that agrees with its noun.

In practice, stabilních appears in phrases such as stable systems or stable conditions, depending on the case. For example, "produkty stabilních systémů" means products of stable systems (stabilních modifying systémů in genitive plural), and "v stabilních podmínkách" means in stable conditions (stabilních in locative plural after the preposition v).

Morphology and usage: Czech adjectives of the -ní type, like stabilní, decline with a predictable pattern. The base form is stabilní in the singular and in the nominative plural. Other forms include stabilního (genitive singular), stabilnímu or stabilnímu (dative or locative singular, depending on gender), stabilní (nominative plural), stabilními (instrumental plural), and stabilních (genitive plural and locative plural). The meaning remains essentially the same across forms.

Etymology: stabilní derives from Latin stabilis, a root that entered Czech through historical contact with Latin and other European languages, and was adapted to Czech inflection patterns to form adjectives meaning stable or reliable.

Usage notes: stabilních is common in technical, economic, scientific, and formal prose when referring to stable conditions, systems, markets, data, or results. As a declined form, it is gender- and noun-case specific, and its exact ending signals the grammatical role in the sentence.