dynamické

Dynamické is an inflected form of the Czech and Slovak adjective meaning "dynamic" or "changeable." It is used to describe processes, systems, or properties that evolve over time or depend on state. The term appears across a wide range of contexts—from science and engineering to everyday language—where time dependence or adaptability is relevant.

Origin and cognates: The term derives from the Greek word dynamikos, through Latin dynamica and French dynamique, and has been adopted into many European languages. In Czech and Slovak the form dynamické is used in neuter contexts and in several compound expressions to convey the idea of motion, change, or responsiveness.

Common uses in science and technology: In physics and engineering, dynamické refers to dynamics and to systems whose behavior changes with time. In mathematics and computer science, it appears in terms such as dynamické systémy (dynamic systems), dynamické modely (dynamic models), and dynamické programování (dynamic programming). In computing, phrases include dynamické paměti (dynamic memory) and dynamické typování (dynamic typing). In web and software development, dynamické stránky or dynamický obsah denotes dynamic content that may change in response to user input or data.

Other applications: The concept of dynamické is also used in economics, biology, and meteorology to describe time-dependent behavior, adaptability, or responsiveness of models and processes. The opposite concept is statické (static).

See also: dynamika, dynamický, dynamické systémy, dynamické programování.