Kapky

Kapky is a Czech noun meaning drops, the plural form of kapka, a small globule of liquid. The word is commonly used to refer to individual droplets of water, rain, tears, or other liquids. In everyday language, kapky can describe both natural droplets and manufactured ones, such as oční kapky (eye drops) or nosní kapky (nasal drops).

In meteorology and everyday speech, kapky denote droplets that form on surfaces or fall from the sky, including raindrops and dew. The term also appears in science to describe small spheres of liquid held together by surface tension, a concept important in studies of rain formation, aerosols, and fluid dynamics.

The singular form is kapka, and the plural is kapky. The word is frequently used in phrases that specify the type or source of the drop, such as kapky vody (drops of water) or kapky deště (raindrops). It can also appear in phrases referring to droplets produced by medical preparations, for example oční kapky (eye drops) or nosní kapky (nasal drops).

See also: kapka, oční kapky, nosní kapky.