tandardných

The word "tandardných" is the genitive plural form of the Slovak adjective "štandardný". In Slovak, adjectives change their endings based on grammatical case, number, and gender to agree with the noun they modify. "Štandardný" translates to "standard" in English. Therefore, "tandardných" would be used in a sentence where "standard" needs to be in the genitive case and refer to multiple items.

The genitive case in Slovak, as in many Slavic languages, often indicates possession, origin, or absence. For example, one might say "nedostatok tandardných" meaning "lack of standards." Similarly, it could be used to express a part of something, such as "súčasť tandardných" or "part of the standards." The plural form indicates that the adjective is describing more than one standard or item that is standard. The feminine and neuter genitive plural ending for adjectives is typically "-ých" or "-ých", while the masculine animate genitive plural ends in "-ých" and the masculine inanimate genitive plural also ends in "-ých". Thus, "tandardných" is a versatile form used in various grammatical contexts involving multiple standard items.