Slovenskom

Slovenskom is a grammatical form used in Slavic languages to refer to Slovakia or to Slovak-related concepts in instrumental or adjectival contexts. In Slovak, the proper noun for the country is Slovensko, and its instrumental singular form is Slovenskom. This form appears after prepositions that require the instrumental case, most commonly with the preposition so. For example, phrases like spolu so Slovenskom mean “together with Slovakia.”

The form Slovenskom is not a standalone word but a case-inflected version of the country name. Its usage is tied to the syntactic requirements of the language and to the conventions of how Slavic languages handle accompaniment or agency expressed with instrumental constructions, such as “with Slovakia” or “by Slovakia” in a given sentence.

In related languages, similar forms exist but with language-specific spelling and cases. For instance, in Czech, the corresponding adjectival form is slovenském, which appears in locative or instrumental contexts to describe something Slovak, as in na slovenském trhu (on the Slovak market). The exact form and capitalization follow each language’s orthography and grammar rules.

Summary: Slovenskom serves as the instrumental singular form of Slovensko (Slovakia) in Slovak, used after instrumental prepositions to indicate accompaniment or instrument. It is a language-specific inflection rather than a standalone lexical item. See also Slovakia, Slovak language, Slavic linguistics.