Magických

Magických is the genitive plural form of the Czech adjective magický, meaning magical. It is used to describe nouns in contexts relating to magic, enchantment, or the supernatural, and is common in fantasy writing as well as ordinary speech.

Grammar and usage: Magický is declined like a typical Czech soft adjective. The form magických corresponds to the genitive plural and is used with masculine, feminine, and neuter nouns in that case. Examples include magických bytostí (of magical beings) and magických předmětů (of magical objects).

Contexts: The word describes real phenomena (magické síly, magical powers), fictional elements (magické bytosti, magical creatures), and metaphorical enchantment (magický moment). It often appears in phrases that express a quality or atmosphere associated with magic.

Etymology: The adjective magický is derived from magie (magic) with the productive Czech suffix -ický, following common patterns of forming adjectives from nouns. It has cognates in related West Slavic languages, such as Slovak magický.

Nuance and synonyms: In Czech, kouzelný is a closely related synonym that emphasizes charm or enchantment, while zázračný stresses miraculousness. Magický tends to cover a broader sense of relating to magic or enchantment in both literal and figurative usage.

See also: The term is part of a broader vocabulary for fantasy, folklore, and literary description in Czech, where precise choice among magický, kouzelný, and zázračný can convey subtle nuances of meaning.