uniformná

Uniformná is a Slovak adjective meaning uniform, of the same form or character throughout. It is the feminine singular nominative form of uniformný and is used with feminine nouns to express consistency, lack of variation, or identical composition across a surface, time period, or set. In everyday language it can describe color, texture, pattern, or behavior that does not vary.

Etymology: Uniformná derives from Latin uniformis meaning “having one form,” and reached Slovak through historical borrowing, sharing its root with related words in other Slavic languages and Western European languages.

Usage and scope: The term is common in design, art, science, and everyday speech to convey steadiness or sameness. It often appears in phrases describing appearance, material properties, or processes that remain constant across a whole object or region. In statistics and probability, the compound uniformná distribúcia denotes a uniform distribution where all outcomes within a specified range are equally probable.

Grammar notes: Uniformná is the feminine singular nominative form; masculine and neuter equivalents are uniformný and uniformné, respectively. It agrees with feminine nouns such as uniformná farba (uniform color) or uniformná textúra (uniform texture).

See also: uniformný, uniformná distribúcia, uniformnosť.