dtského

Dětský is a Czech adjective meaning “relating to children” or “child’s.” It is used to describe nouns connected with children, such as a pediatrician, a room, or literature. The form dětského is the genitive singular used with masculine or neuter nouns when the noun is in the genitive case. For feminine nouns, the genitive singular form is dětské, and the genitive plural is dětských. The base form appears as dětský in the nominative masculine singular and as dětská or dětské in other genders and numbers, depending on the noun it modifies.

In standard spelling, the word carries diacritics: dětský, dětského, dětské, dětských. In texts without diacritics, you may see forms such as detskeho or detske, but correct spelling relies on the diacritics to convey the proper pronunciation and gender forms.

Common usages include phrases like dětského pokoje (of a children's room), dětské knihy (children’s books), and dětského lékaře (of a pediatrician). The term frequently appears in education, healthcare, publishing, and everyday speech when describing things associated with children. As a productive adjective, it combines readily with a wide range of nouns to form compound expressions such as dětská literatura or dětský pokoj.

Note that the ASCII rendering "dtského" can occur in informal or technical contexts where diacritics are dropped. The correct Czech spelling requires the háček and acute accents in appropriate places, producing dětského, dětské, or other inflected forms depending on gender, number, and case.