Jaslovské

Jaslovské is a term that can refer to several entities, primarily associated with Slovakia. The most common reference is to Jaslovské Bohunice, a municipality in the Trnava Region of southwestern Slovakia. This village is well-known for being the location of the Jaslovské Bohunice Nuclear Power Plant. The power plant has been a significant part of the region's economy and energy production for decades, though it has also been a subject of discussion and concern regarding its safety and environmental impact.

Another important association is with the Jaslovské Bohunice International School, an educational institution that serves the expatriate and local communities. The school offers an international curriculum and caters to students of various nationalities.

Historically, the name "Jaslovské" might also be an adjective derived from a geographical location or a family name, though without further context, it is difficult to pinpoint a specific historical figure or place definitively. However, the primary modern-day significance of Jaslovské is undeniably linked to the municipality and its prominent nuclear facility.