Zenerovy

Zenerovy is a term that may appear in Czech and Slovak linguistic contexts as an adjective derived from the surname Zener, or as a surname-based form used in compound expressions. In these languages, such a form can be used to indicate possession, attribution, or association with a family or person named Zener. The feminine variant of the name is Zenerová, which is used for female personal names. As a result, Zenerovy commonly shows up in phrases describing things related to that family or lineage, such as a house, property, or archival reference, rather than as an independent given name.

Linguistic usage in practice tends to be found in genealogical, historical, or legal texts written in Czech or Slovak. The form operates similarly to other surname-derived adjectives in the languages, helping to link an item or group to the Zener surname. Outside of these Slavic-language contexts, the form is rarely encountered, and English-language references would typically retain the base surname Zener rather than the Zenerovy form.

Notable individuals are more likely to be identified by the base surname Zener in English-language sources; Zenerovy itself is primarily a grammatical form used within Slavic-language texts rather than a widely recognized standalone name. Consequently, there are few, if any, widely cited people commonly referred to by the term Zenerovy alone.

See also: Zener, Zener diode, Zener (surname).