Interakcím

Interakcím is the dative plural form of the Czech noun interakce, which designates mutual action or influence between two or more entities. The related singular form interakce refers to the concept of interaction in general. In everyday Czech, interakce is used across sciences, humanities, and technology to describe how components affect one another. The English equivalent is “interaction.”

Origin and usage: The term interakce comes from Latin interactio and entered Czech through broader European linguistic borrowing in modern times. It is used to describe processes in biology (chemical or ecological interakce), physics (fundamental interakce), sociology (social interakce), and human–computer interaction (HCI). Phrases such as interakce mezi molekulami, interakce uživatele se systémem, or dopady interakcí are common. The specific form interakcím appears when the interactions are the indirect object or beneficiary in a sentence, for example: Věnují pozornost interakcím.

Grammar and declension: Interakce is a feminine noun of the first declension. Typical forms include singular: nominative interakce, genitive interakce, dative interakci, accusative interakci, instrumental interakcí, locative interakci; and plural: nominative interakce, genitive interakcí, dative interakcím, accusative interakce, instrumental interakcemi, locative interakcích. The dative plural interakcím is the form used in phrases such as věnovat pozornost interakcím.

See also: Interakce; related terms include vzájemné působení, vztah, spolupráce. Interakce are central in fields ranging from biology and physics to sociology and information technology, reflecting how systems, creatures, or actors influence one another.