Systematických

Systematických is a form of the Czech adjective systematický, meaning systematic or methodical. It is used to describe processes, methods, classifications, or approaches that are organized according to a plan or system. In standard prose, systematický governs nouns in different cases and genders, and systematických appears most commonly in genitive plural, for example in phrases such as systematických postupů (of systematic procedures) or systematických pravidel (of systematic rules). The form can also appear as the accusative plural for masculine animate nouns.

Grammatical note: systematických is the genitive plural form of systematický, and it may function as accusative plural for masculine animate nouns as well. Other plural forms of the adjective differ in endings depending on case and gender. In Czech, adjectives agree with their nouns in number, gender, and case, so systematický adapts to fit the syntactic position.

Etymology and usage context: The word derives from systema, via Latin, and has been integrated into Czech to describe organized, orderly approaches in science, planning, and classification. Related terms include systematika, the field of systematics, and systematický is used across disciplines to denote rigor and structure. In academic and formal writing, systematických frequently appears in phrases that express organizers, frameworks, or methodological standards, and it contrasts with more general terms like metodický (methodical) or chaotický (chaotic).

See also: systematický, systematika, systematizace.