bakalárský

Bakalárská is the feminine singular form of the Czech and Slovak adjective bakalárský, meaning “bachelor’s” or “of the bachelor’s level.” It is used to describe nouns relating to a bachelor’s degree, such as studies, degrees, or works. The root bakalár derives from the Latin baccalaureus and was adopted into Central European university vocabulary in the medieval period.

In Czech, bakalárská accompanies feminine nouns, for example bakalárská práce (bachelor’s thesis) and bakalárská zkouška (bachelor’s examination). In Slovak, the parallel form bakalárska is used with feminine nouns, as in bakalárska práca (bachelor’s thesis) or bakalárska skúška (bachelor’s examination). The adjective also appears in neuter or masculine forms when describing corresponding nouns, yielding phrases such as bakalárské studium (bachelor’s studies) in both languages.

Overall, bakalárská functions as a grammatical modifier rather than a standalone concept. It signals that the described item pertains to the bachelor’s level or degree and is a common element in academic contexts, including curricula, assessments, and academic work. The term is primarily encountered in Czech and Slovak educational literature and official documentation, reflecting the regional naming conventions for undergraduate higher education.