dotykových

Dotykových is the genitive plural form of the Czech adjective dotykový, used to describe things related to touch. The word derives from the noun dotyk (touch) and functions as a descriptive qualifier in modern Czech, especially in technology and user interfaces. It appears in phrases that refer to devices or controls that respond to human touch.

In usage, dotykových is common in product descriptions and manuals. Examples include dotykových obrazovek (touch screens), dotykových tlačítek (touch‑sensitive buttons), and dotykových rozhraní (touch interfaces). The form signals a relationship with the plural nouns in the genitive case, as is typical in Czech syntax for compound noun phrases.

Technically, the term covers a range of input-receptive technologies. Dotykové obrazovky can be kapacitní (capacitive) or rezistivní (resistive); dotykové plochy and other dotykově reagující prvky ovládání describe surfaces or controls that register touch. Modern capacitive screens are capable of multi‑touch gestures, while resistive variants rely more on applying pressure. The concept also encompasses related terms such as dotykové ovládání and dotykové rozhraní, and in English-language contexts is often translated as touch-based or touch-sensitive.

In Czech usage, dotykový has feminine and neuter forms (dotyková, dotykové) and a range of case forms; dotykových is the genitive plural form used with nouns like obrazovek or tlačítek. The term is part of the broader vocabulary of human–computer interaction and consumer electronics, reflecting the shift toward input methods that rely on direct touch.