bojová

Bojový is a Czech adjective meaning related to fighting or combat. It translates as “combat,” “martial,” or “battle” depending on context and is used to describe things associated with warfare, weapons, or martial activity. The word comes from the noun boj (fight, battle) and the adjectival suffix -ový, a productive pattern in Czech for forming descriptors of relation or characteristic.

Common usages include military, sport, and cultural terms such as bojový systém (combat system), bojový výcvik (combat training), bojová zbraň (combat weapon), or bojový letoun (combat aircraft). In everyday language it appears in phrases like bojové umění (martial arts) and bojový film (action film). The feminine form is bojová and the neuter is bojové; forms vary to agree with the noun in gender and number.

As with related adjectives, bojový participates in standard Czech inflection and can be extended to derived nouns, for example bojovnost meaning combativeness or bojovník meaning a fighter, depending on context. The term is widely understood in Czech-language contexts and appears across media when referring to fighting-related topics.