súdneho

Súdneho is the genitive singular form of the Slovak adjective súdny, meaning "court" or "judicial." It is used to describe nouns in contexts related to courts, courts of law, or judicial matters. In grammar, súdneho appears whenever the adjective needs to express a relationship such as possession or specification in the genitive case, typically with masculine or neuter nouns.

In practical usage, súdneho appears in phrases like súdneho konania (of the court proceedings), súdneho procesu (of the court process), or súdneho dvora (of the Court). It is also encountered in official names and legal expressions, for example Súdneho dvora Európskej únie, which translates to the Court of Justice of the European Union. In such contexts, the form reflects the grammatical role of genitive singular in a compound noun phrase.

Etymology traces súdneho to the stem súd- from the noun súd (court) combined with the suffixes of the adjectival paradigm in Slovak. The word is part of a broader family of terms related to law and judiciary, including other inflected forms of súdny used across different genders, numbers, and cases.

Overall, súdneho is a specialized but common inflected form used in Slovak legal and formal language to denote relationships involving the court or judicial matters.