stádií

Stádií is the genitive plural form of the Czech noun stádium, a neuter loanword from Latin. In the Czech language it denotes a distinct stage or phase within a process, development, or sequence. The term is used across science and everyday speech to refer to a particular level or period in a larger whole.

In practice, stádií appears in phrases that describe quantity or characterization of stages, often after numerals or quantifiers. For example, in medical texts one might speak of several stádií of a disease, or in biology of different stádií vývoje. It is also common in geology, linguistics, and other fields to refer to “stages” of a process or phenomenon, such as growth, evolution, or classification, using stádií as the genitive plural form.

Grammatically, stádií is the genitive plural of stádium; nominative plural is stádia, and other cases adapt accordingly (for example, loca cases may use stádiích). The word is typically found in formal or technical writing, including research reports, clinical descriptions, and academic discussions of development or progression.

Overall, stádií functions as a key linguistic form for expressing the notion of multiple stages within a larger progression, and it appears in many domains where processes are analyzed in discrete phases. See also stádium for the singular and stádií’s related inflected forms.