Logickém

Logickém is the locative singular form of the Czech adjective logický, meaning "logical." It is not a standalone noun but a grammatical form used after prepositions to express context or manner, most often with masculine inanimate nouns such as kontext (context) or rámec (frame). For example, phrases like "v logickém kontextu tohoto tvrzení" or "v logickém pojetí pojmu" illustrate its use, signaling that the discussion is conducted within a logical framework.

The adjective logický derives from logika (logic), which in turn comes from the Greek logos, a term linked to reason, argument, or word. In Czech scholarly and technical language, logický and its inflected forms appear across philosophy, mathematics, computer science, linguistics, and related disciplines to describe things related to logic, formal reasoning, or validity. The locative form logickém commonly occurs in academic prose when situating discourse within logical considerations—for example, in statements about logical principles, proofs, or formal models.

In terms of grammar, logickém is specifically the locative singular form used with masculine inanimate nouns. Other gender and number forms exist for different grammatical contexts, and speakers switch forms according to the noun they modify. The use of logickém thus marks a shift to a discourse about logic, rather than changing the essential meaning of the base adjective.

Overall, logickém functions as a standard inflected form that enables precise, context-dependent references to logic in Czech writing and speech.