tolerantne

Tolerantne is a term used in several languages to describe the quality of tolerance. As an adjective or adverb form, it is used to characterize people, policies, or environments that accept and respect differences in beliefs, identities, and practices.

Etymology and forms: The root tolerant- derives from Latin tolerantia and tolerare; the suffixes vary by language, yielding forms such as tolerantné, tolerantné, or tolerantni in different languages according to gender and number. In practice, tolerantne generally corresponds to the concept of tolerance rather than its intensity.

Usage: In Slavic language contexts, tolerantne often appears as a neuter or plural inflected form of tolerant when describing nouns. It appears in phrases describing inclusive institutions, such as tolerantne spoločnosti (tolerant societies) or tolerantne postoje (tolerant attitudes). The term is used primarily in native-language texts and translations, and its direct translation into English is typically tolerant or tolerance.

See also: Tolerance, Tolerant, Intolerance, Inclusive education, Human rights.