zdrsnním

Zdrsnním is a Czech verb form that represents the action of making something rougher or harsher. It is the first-person singular present tense form of zdrsnit, a verb meaning to roughen, harshen, or to abrade a surface. The meaning can be literal, as when a surface or texture is deliberately made rough, or figurative, describing conditions, attitudes, or rules that become more severe.

The word zdrsnit derives from the adjective drsný, meaning rough or harsh, with the prefix z- indicating a change toward that state. The base zdrsn- combines with the infinitive ending -it to form zdrsnit, and its present-tense form for the subject “já” is zdrsnním (hence the_specific_form zdrsnním).

Usage and context can vary. In technical or industrial contexts, zdrsnnit a surface might be described to improve adhesion or grip, for example: “Zdrsnním povrch kovu, aby lépe držel lepidlo.” In a figurative sense, zdrsnitelné podmínky or a zdrsnělé prostředí could refer to conditions that have become less favorable or more severe.

Related terms include zdrsnit (the infinitive), drsný (rough/harsh), and drsnost (roughness). The form zdrsnním is part of standard Czech conjugation and is understood by speakers as the speaker’s action of roughening something in the present moment.

See also: zdrsnit, drsný, drsnost.