vládne

Vládne is a word used in Slovak and Czech meaning “governs” or “rules.” It is the third-person singular present tense form of the verb vládnuť (to rule, to govern). In usage, vládne denotes that a subject exercises authority over a domain, group, or territory. The verb is connected to the noun vláda, meaning government or rule, and shares its linguistic root with related terms such as vládca (ruler) and vládny (governing, governing-related).

In grammar, vládne appears in sentences describing governance or control in the present tense. Its form changes with person and number (for example, vládnu in the plural). The word is common in political, historical, and everyday contexts when discussing authorities, leadership, or dominance in a broad sense.

Geographically, Vládne is not widely recognized as a standalone place name in standard Slovak or Czech gazetteers. It more typically appears as a verb form rather than a toponym and, if encountered as part of a locality name, would be considered unusual or localized. The primary prominence of Vládne in reference works is linguistic rather than geographical.

See also: vládnuť, vláda, vládca.