bunkové

Bunkovú is a feminine singular accusative form of the Slovak adjective bunkový, used before feminine nouns in the accusative case. It is not a stand-alone lexical item but a grammatical form that appears in sentences to describe something relating to cells or cellular concepts.

In its base, bunkový denotes a relation to a cell or to cellular characteristics, typically in biological or medical contexts. The root word is bunk(a)/bunka (cell), and the adjective is formed with the usual Slovak suffixes to indicate a cellular or cell-based property. Because Slovak adjectives agree with gender, number, and case, bunkovú appears specifically before feminine nouns in the accusative singular.

Common contexts where bunkovú appears include scientific and educational writing, especially in phrases describing cell-related procedures, materials, or concepts. A typical usage is in phrases referring to cell culture or cellular biology, where the feminine noun takes the accusative form and the accompanying adjective is bunkovú.

Notes on usage: as with other inflected forms, bunkovú should be chosen to agree with the relevant feminine noun in the sentence. The related nominative form bunková describes the same general idea and is used in different cases and positions within a sentence. Both forms are part of the broader vocabulary used to discuss cellular biology in Slovak (and related Czech-language contexts with analogous forms).

See also: buňka (cell), bunkový (the base adjective), cell culture terms in Slovak.