akademickém

Akademickém is the locative singular form of the Czech adjective akademický, meaning academic or related to an academy. In Czech, adjectives decline for gender, number, and case, and the locative is used after certain prepositions to indicate location or the topic of discussion. Therefore, akademickém appears with masculine inanimate or neuter nouns in the locative.

Common usage includes phrases such as v akademickém světě (in the academic world), o akademickém výzkumu (about academic research), na akademickém kongresu (at an academic conference), or akademickém prostředí (the academic environment). This form is frequent in discussions surrounding higher education, research, and scholarly life.

Etymology and related forms: akademický derives from akademie (academy), which in turn comes from Latin academia and Greek akadēmía, historically linked to the Academy of Plato in Athens. The Czech adjective acquired a broad sense of relating to universities and scholarship in the early modern period. Other case forms include akademického (genitive), akademickému (dative), akademickým (instrumental), and the corresponding feminine and neuter variants. The noun corresponding to the concept is akademie (academy).

In summary, akademickém is a grammatical form used to describe something within the realm of academia when expressed in the locative case, reflecting Czech’s gender- and case-based adjective agreement in scholarly contexts.