vládní

Vládne is a term of Czech origin which translates to "government" in English. The word is derived from the verb "vládnout", meaning "to rule" or "to govern". In its traditional sense, the term refers to the system of management and decision-making authority within a country or organization.

In modern Czech language, "vládní" is used as an adjective, meaning "governmental", "official", or "state". It can also imply a sense of authority or power. For example, "vládní úřad" can be translated to "government office" or "ministry".

The term has been adopted into several Slavic languages, including Slovak as "vládny" and Polish as "rządowy". In these languages, the meaning and usage of the term are similar to its interpretation in Czech.

In a broader sense, "vládní" can refer to the policies, institutions, or activities of a government. It can also be used to describe the political ideology or orientation of a country or organization. However, in modern Czech language, the term is often used more narrowly to refer to official government institutions, policies, or decisions.

Overall, "vládní" is an important term in Czech language and politics, conveying notions of authority, governance, and state power. Its meaning and usage have evolved over time, reflecting the changing nature of government and politics in the Czech Republic and beyond.