Kokosová

Kokosová is the feminine singular form of the adjective kokosový in Czech and Slovak, meaning "of coconut" or "coconut-flavored." It is used to describe feminine nouns and agrees in gender, number, and case with the noun it modifies. The masculine and neuter forms are kokosový and kokosové, respectively.

In everyday use, kokosová describes a wide range of coconut-related foods, products, and natural phenomena. Examples include kokosová voda (coconut water), kokosová mouka (coconut flour), kokosová zmrzlina (coconut ice cream), kokosová palma (c Coconut palm), and kokosová vůně (coconut fragrance). The term can also appear in culinary expressions such as kokosová směs or kokosová směs na pečení, referencing coconut-based mixtures.

Etymology traces kokosová to the noun kokos (coconut), with the standard adjectival ending -ová forming feminine adjectives in both Czech and Slovak. The form is part of regular inflection, so it changes with the case and number of the noun it accompanies.

Notes:

- Kokosová is not a standalone noun; it functions as an adjective.

- It is common in both languages to describe edible, cosmetic, horticultural, or sensory items connected to coconuts.

See also: kokos, kokosový, kokosová voda, kokosová mouka.