Fyzikálnych

Fyzikálnych is a form of the Slovak adjective fyzický, meaning physical or relating to physics. It is the genitive plural form, used when the noun it modifies appears in genitive plural or in contexts that require that case. In practice, fyzikálnych appears in phrases describing characteristics, properties, or relations linked to physics.

In typical scientific and educational Slovak, fyzikálnych is found in expressions such as fyzikálnych vlastností materiálov (the physical properties of materials), fyzikálnych zákonov (the physical laws), or fyzikálnych veličín (the physical quantities). It signals that what is being talked about belongs to or concerns the physical domain rather than another domain like chemistry or biology. The form is common in technical writing, research reports, and curricula when enumerating aspects of physics, measurements, or material science.

Etymology and grammar: the word fyzikálny originates from fyzika (physics), itself derived from the Greek physis via Latin and other European languages. The genitive plural ending -ých reflects Slovak adjective inflection rules for plural contexts. While fyzikálnych is primarily a grammatical form, it is frequently encountered in formal text to convey precise, domain-specific meaning about physical aspects of objects, phenomena, or studies.

See also: fyzika, physics, Slovak grammar, vocabulary related to physical properties and measurements.