veerních

Veerních is the genitive plural form of the Czech adjective veerní, meaning “evening” or “of the evening.” In proper Czech with diacritics, the standard form is večerních; veerních is the non-diacritic variant used in some texts. Veerní/večerní describes something related to the evening and is declined like a regular Czech adjective. Veerních is used to modify nouns in genitive plural and, after prepositions, in the locative plural as well.

As a grammatical form, veerních signals a relationship to the evening without standing alone as a separate lexical item. It commonly appears in phrases that denote time or events occurring in the evening, such as veerních hodinách (in the evening hours) or veerních akcích (in the evening events). The ending -ích marks the genitive plural (and, in some contexts, the locative plural) for many adjectives in Czech.

Etymology traces veerní, and thus veerních, to the noun večer, meaning “evening.” The formation follows regular Czech adjective declension patterns, with the diacritics in večerní providing the standard spelling.

Usage notes: Veerních is almost always bound to a following noun and does not function independently. In formal writing, the diacritic form večerních is preferred; veerních may appear in non-diacritic texts or older orthography.

See also: večerní, večer, Czech adjectives, Czech grammar.

Examples:

- v veerních hodinách se koná koncert. (in the evening hours)

- program večerních událostí bude vysílán. (the program of the evening events)