Vodivová

Vodivová is a Czech feminine adjective meaning conductive. It describes materials, layers, or structures that allow the passage of electric current. As an attributive descriptor, vodivová agrees in gender with the noun it modifies, and is commonly used with feminine nouns such as vrstva, látka, or tkanina.

In technical contexts, vodivová is employed across fields like materials science, electronics, and smart textiles. Phrases such as vodivová vrstva (conductive layer), vodivová látka (conductive substance), or vodivová tkanina (conductive fabric) are typical. This adjective helps distinguish components or materials that enable electrical conduction from insulating or non-conductive alternatives.

Related concepts include vodivost, the noun for conductivity, and the masculine form vodivý, with the feminine counterpart being vodivová. The opposite category is insulating, expressed in Czech as izolační. In usage, vodivová is often part of compound descriptors in technical writing, product specifications, and academic texts.

Etymology stems from the root related to conduction and leading electricity through a material, and the form vodivová reflects Czech gender agreement rules for adjectives. The term is standard in Czech-language technical literature and everyday scientific discourse where electrical conductivity is discussed. See also vodivost, vodivý, izolační.