domácí

Domácí is a word used in Czech to describe things related to the home, the household, or home production, and it also conveys the sense of homemade or domestic. In Slovak, the corresponding adjective forms exist and agree with gender and number, reflecting the noun they modify.

In Czech, domestical meaning is common in everyday language. It appears in phrases such as domácí zvíře (a domestic animal), domácí práce (household chores or home economics), and domácí lékárnička (a home first-aid kit). The term can also function as a noun in some contexts, for example to refer to the home team in a sports setting (domácí tým) or more generally to the home environment.

In Slovak, the adjective forms align with gender and number, and the meaning parallels the Czech usage: domáci, domáca, domáce (or equivalent inflections) describe things that pertain to the home or are made at home. Common phrases include domáce zviera (domestic animal) and domáce práce (household tasks). The word also appears in contexts describing foods produced at home or locally.

Etymology traces the root dom- meaning house or home, with derivational suffixes that produce adjectives referring to domestic, home-based, or homemade characteristics. The term is widely used across related expressions in both languages and is closely linked to concepts such as home, household, and domestic production. See also domestic, home, homemade, and domestic animal for related topics.