brokerský

Brokerský is a Czech-language adjective and surname meaning “of a broker” or “broker’s.” It is formed from the noun broker with the adjectival suffix -ský, a common pattern in Czech and Slovak for creating descriptors of origin or association from occupational nouns.

In onomastics, Brokerský is used as a masculine surname. The feminine form is Brokerská, used for women. The surname signals an ancestral or occupational connection to a broker.

As an adjective, brokerský describes things related to a broker. Examples include brokerská společnost (a brokerage company), brokerský dům (a broker’s house) or brokerská kancelář (a broker’s office). In financial and commercial contexts, the term can appear in company names or descriptive phrases referring to brokerage services.

Notes on usage: brokerský follows typical Czech gender and number inflection. The masculine singular ends in -ský, the feminine singular ends in -ská, and the masculine plural often corresponds to -ští in adjective-derived surnames or to the form used in compound nouns depending on the construction.

Overall, brokerský serves as a standard linguistic form in Czech and Slovak for denoting association with the occupation of brokerage, and it functions both as an adjective and as a hereditary surname. See also broker, brokerage, and related financial terms.