Elektrických

Elektrických is a Czech inflected form of the adjective elektrický, meaning electric or relating to electricity. In Czech, adjectives agree with the nouns they modify in gender, number and case, so elektrický has multiple endings. Elektrických is the plural form used with masculine and neuter nouns in several cases, most notably the genitive plural, but it also appears in other plural cases depending on the sentence.

The term is common in technical, scientific and everyday language. It appears in phrases describing equipment, energy, and phenomena associated with electricity, such as elektrická energie (electric energy), elektrické vedení (electric transmission lines), and, in the genitive plural, elektrických zásuvek (electrical outlets). The form also occurs in contexts involving measurements, components, and systems, for example elektrických zařízení (electrical devices) or elektrických sítích (electric grids).

Etymology traces elektrický to the Czech language as a borrowing that occurred in the era of expanding technical vocabulary. It is related to other Germanic and Romance forms such as German elektrisch and French électrique, with the root ultimately connected to the Greek elektron (amber) and Latin electricus, reflecting early studies of electricity in the modern era.

In usage, elektrických appears whenever a plural noun is described as electric or related to electricity, contributing to the rich Czech terminology for technology and science.