Sestavu

Sestavu is the accusative singular form of the Czech noun sestava, which means an assembly, a set, a lineup, or a configuration. The noun denotes any pre-arranged group of people or components that have been gathered or organized for a specific purpose, or the arrangement of parts within a system. It is derived from the verb sestavit, to assemble or to compose.

Common uses of the term span multiple domains. In sports, sestava refers to the lineup of players for a match (sestava týmu). In music, it denotes a musical ensemble or group of performers (hudební sestava). In technology and manufacturing, it can indicate a hardware configuration or an assembly of components (počítačová sestava, výrobní sestava). In retail or furniture contexts, sestava is used for a furniture set or collection (nábytková sestava).

Grammatical notes are typical of Czech feminine nouns ending in -a. Sestavu is the accusative singular form; other cases use different endings (for example, the nominative sestava or the plural sestavy). The term is widely understood across Czech-speaking contexts and often appears in product descriptions, sports reports, and cultural coverage.

Related terms include sestava as the base noun, konfigurace for technical configurations, and souprava or set for related notions of a grouped collection. In broader Slavic languages, cognates exist (for example, Slovak sestava) with similar meanings.