Genotypovýgenotypová

Genotypovýgenotypová is not a standard term in genetics or linguistics. It appears to be a concatenation of two gendered Czech adjective forms derived from the stem genotyp-, itself a loanword from genotype. In Czech, adjectives agreeing with a noun are declined by gender, number and case. The masculine singular nominative form is genotypový, the feminine singular nominative form is genotypová, and the neuter singular nominative form is genotypové. Plural forms vary with the noun they modify.

In practice, genotypový is used with masculine nouns (for example, genotypový profil, meaning “genotype-related profile”), genotypová with feminine nouns (for example, genotypová analýza, meaning “genotype-related analysis”), and genotypové with neuter or plural contexts (for example, genotypové údaje, meaning “genotype-related data,” or genotypové testy, meaning “genotype-related tests”). The forms are not combined into a single word; rather, they reflect standard Czech agreement rules where the adjective agrees with the gender and number of the noun.

The term genotypovýgenotypová would not be encountered as a conventional lexical item. When describing genotype-related concepts in Czech, it is typical to use the appropriate gendered form of genotypový, genotypová, or genotypové depending on the noun, to ensure grammatical correctness and clarity.

See also: genotype, Czech adjective declension, Czech morphology.