Muských

Muských is a term that appears in Czech and related languages as a grammatical form rather than a widely recognized concept. In standard usage, muských functions primarily as the genitive plural form of an adjective or participle derived from a base such as muský. Because the form is morphological rather than lexical by itself, its meaning depends on the noun it modifies.

Without a surrounding noun, muských does not convey a complete sense. In phrases such as muských obyvatel or muských zástupců, it would indicate a relationship to a head noun defined by the underlying adjective. The exact interpretation thus hinges on context and the noun that governs the phrase.

Outside grammar, muských may appear in historical or literary texts where the root musk- is part of a larger proper name or in transliterations from other languages. It is not a standard name for a widely known ethnic group, people, or place in contemporary reference works.

In fiction or media, muských could be adopted as the name of a people, clan, or faction, but such usage would be specific to a work and not a canonical external reference. If you are referring to a particular source or context for muských, providing that can help tailor the article to that usage. See also Czech grammar and the genitive plural ending -ých for adjectives.