vyjadujících

Vyjadřujících is a Czech participial form derived from the verb vyjadřovat, meaning to express or articulate. It is the genitive plural of the present active participle vyjadřující, which functions as an adjective describing someone or something that expresses a thought, view, or statement. In grammar, the present active participle is declined like an adjective, and vyjadřujících appears specifically in the genitive plural, often in phrases where the head noun is in genitive or in constructions requiring genitive.

Usage and meaning: The form is typically found in formal or written Czech. It conveys that the referents are actively expressing something—opinions, attitudes, or statements. In English, it is commonly rendered as “expressing” or “expressive of,” depending on context. It is not usually used as a stand-alone noun; rather, it modifies a noun and participates in a larger genitive phrase.

Common contexts: You may encounter vyjadřujících in academic, legal, or journalistic prose when describing what a group or individuals express. For example, it can appear in phrases such as názorů vyjadřujících zástupců (the opinions of representatives who express [something]) or slova vyjadřujících nesouhlas (words expressing dissent). These uses emphasize the act of expressing by the described subjects.

Relation to other forms: The entry word vyjadřující is the masculine singular nominative form; vyjadřujících is the genitive plural. The root verb is vyjadřovat; related forms include vyjádřit (to express) and vyjádření (expression). See also: vyjadřovat, vyjádření, činný a trpný participium neutrálnější.