stejnosmrného

Stejnosmrného is a rare form in the Czech language, typically appearing as the genitive singular of the adjective stejnosmrný. The word is not part of standard everyday vocabulary and is encountered mainly in literary, historical, or archival texts. It is formed from the elements stejný meaning “the same” and smrt meaning “death,” with the suffix -ný indicating an adjective, and the ending -ného marking the genitive singular.

In usage, stejnosmrný is rarely used in isolation; its meaning is determined by context and usually conveys the idea of belonging to or associated with “the same death” or “the same fate.” When encountered in phrases such as stejnosmrného osudu, it can be interpreted roughly as “of the same death/fate.” Because of its rarity, the precise nuance can vary and may be implicit in metaphorical or rhetorical passages, rather than explicit in everyday speech.

Given its unusual nature, the term tends to appear in quotations, older texts, or scholarly discussions rather than in contemporary prose. It is not established as a standard concept with a fixed definition in major dictionaries. If present in a work, readers should rely on surrounding language to determine the intended sense, which is typically tied to shared outcome, fate, or end among a group or sequence of subjects.

See also: stejný, smrt, osud.