vodorovných

The term "vodorovných" is a Czech word, the genitive singular form of the adjective "vodorovný," which translates to "horizontal" in English. This adjective is used to describe anything that lies flat and parallel to the horizon.

In various contexts, "vodorovných" would be used to denote a horizontal position or orientation. For example, in geometry, it might refer to a horizontal line or plane. In construction, it could describe a horizontal beam or level surface. In everyday language, it might describe a horizontal arrangement of objects or a horizontal movement. The genitive case indicates possession, relation, or absence, so a phrase like "absence vodorovných čar" would mean "absence of horizontal lines." Understanding the grammatical case is crucial for correctly interpreting its usage within a Czech sentence. The adjective itself is derived from the word "voda" (water), alluding to the naturally horizontal surface of still water.