subjektivních

Subjektivních is the genitive plural form of the Czech adjective subjektivní, meaning subjective. The term describes something tied to the observer’s mind, personal opinions, feelings, or biases rather than to external facts. It is commonly used to distinguish personal or inner perspectives from objective, externally verifiable reality.

In usage, subjektivní forms appear in contexts such as subjektivní hodnocení (subjective assessment) or subjektivní realita (subjective reality). The specific form subjektivních is required when the noun it modifies is in genitive plural or when the surrounding grammar requires genitive. For example: kritika subjektivních názorů (critique of subjective opinions) or rozsah subjektivních preferencí (extent of subjective preferences). The adverb corresponding to subjektivní is subjektivně, meaning subjectively. The comparative and superlative forms are subjektivnější (more subjective) and nejsubjektivnější (most subjective).

Subjektivní is frequently contrasted with objektivní, meaning objective or fact-based. This dichotomy appears across philosophy, psychology, journalism, and everyday language to discuss viewpoints, interpretations, and biases versus verifiable data or shared facts. Etymologically, subjektivní derives from Latin subjectivus, passing into Czech through historical development and lexical adoption of terms related to subject or subjectivity. Like other Czech adjectives, subjektivní declines for gender, number, and case, with subjektivních serving as the genitive plural form for all genders.