tolerantního

Tolerantního is a form of the Czech adjective tolerantní, meaning tolerant. It is used in grammatical contexts where the noun it describes is in the genitive or accusative singular, typically referring to a masculine animate noun. For example, tolerantního člověka means “of a tolerant person” (genitive) or “a tolerant person” as the direct object (accusative) in sentences like Viděl tolerantního člověka.

Etymology and meaning: tolerantní derives from Latin tolerans, through the broader European linguistic tradition that gave many modern Central European adjectives. The sense centers on the ability or willingness to endure, accept, or allow others’ opinions, behaviors, or beliefs even if they differ from one’s own. In Czech, the word is neutral to positive and is commonly used in formal and everyday language to describe people, attitudes, institutions, or policies.

Usage: tolerantní and its declined form tolerantního appear in a variety of contexts. It pairs with nouns that denote people, groups, or concepts tied to acceptance and openness, such as tolerantní postoj (tolerant attitude), tolerantní společnost (tolerant society), or tolerantního občana (a tolerant citizen, genitive). The related noun tolerance (tolerance) and the adjective tolerantní are part of a common analytical vocabulary in discussions of social cohesion, diversity, and civil discourse.

See also: tolerance, snášenlivost, tolerantní postoj, tolerance in Czech legal and social contexts.