vedomých

Vedomých is the non-diacritic variant of the Czech word vědomých, which is the genitive plural form of the adjective vědomý, meaning conscious or aware. This inflected form is used to modify nouns in the genitive plural, typically in constructions that express quantity, measurement, or description of a group or set of entities.

In Czech grammar, vědomý is an adjective describing awareness or knowledge. Its feminine and neuter forms align with gendered nouns, while the genitive plural ending -ých marks possession, quantity, or association with multiple conscious entities. The corresponding nominative plural would be vědomí (for masculine) or vědomé (for neuter), depending on the noun being described; however, in practice the -ých ending is most commonly seen in phrases where a noun is in the genitive plural, such as "počet vědomých lidí" (the number of conscious people) or "stav vědomých subjektů" (the state of conscious subjects).

Etymology traces the root vědom- to concepts of knowledge and awareness, related to the noun vědomí (consciousness) and the verb vědět (to know), within the broader Slavic language family.

See also: vědomí (consciousness), bezvědomí (unconsciousness), uvědomění (awareness).