Detská

Detská is a Slovak word that translates to "children's" or "child's" in English. It is an adjective used to describe something that belongs to, is intended for, or is characteristic of children. For example, "detská izba" means "children's room," and "detská obuv" refers to "children's shoes."

The word "detská" is the feminine singular form of the adjective. Its masculine singular form is "detský," and its neuter singular form is "detské." The plural forms are "detské" for masculine animate and neuter nouns, and "detské" for feminine nouns.

In common usage, "detská" can also be used as a noun, referring to a child or a young person, although this is less common and more informal than the adjective usage. It might appear in phrases like "starost o detská" (care for children).

The concept of "detská" is central to many aspects of Slovak culture, including education, healthcare, and leisure activities. Many institutions and products are specifically tailored to the needs and interests of children, and the adjective "detská" is frequently used to identify them. This includes everything from playgrounds and toys to specialized medical services and educational programs.