dodavatelských

Dodavatelských is a Czech adjective form related to the noun dodavatel, meaning supplier. It is used to describe things that pertain to suppliers, supplier networks, or the act of supplying. The term is common in business, logistics, procurement, and supply chain contexts, where it functions as part of compound phrases rather than as a standalone noun.

In practice, dodavatelských appears in phrases that denote relationships, processes, or structures involving suppliers. Examples include dodavatelské řetězce (supply chains), dodavatelské smlouvy (supplier contracts), dodavatelské vztahy (supplier relationships), and dodavatelské řízení (supplier management). The form dodavatelských is a declined form of the adjective, typically used in genitive plural or other cases depending on the noun it modifies, as in v dodavatelských vztazích (in supplier relationships) or dodavatelských smlouvách (in supplier contracts).

Etymology and grammar: dodavatelský derives from dodavatel (supplier) with the standard Czech suffix -ský to form an adjective meaning “supplier-related.” The ending -ských is the declined form used in several cases, most commonly genitive plural. This allows the term to be integrated into various noun phrases without changing the core meaning.

See also: dodavatel, dodavatelský řetězec, procurement, supply chain management. In English, the closest translations are supplier-related or related to suppliers.