elektronických

Elektronických is a Czech adjective form meaning “electronic” and is the genitive plural form of elektronický. It appears when the noun it modifies is in the genitive plural, often in contexts of possession, quantity, or description.

Etymology and morphology: The word elektronický is derived from elektronika (electronics), itself from the Greek elektron, meaning amber, historically associated with electricity. The suffix -ický forms adjectives from corresponding nouns or stems. In Czech, adjectives inflect for gender, number, and case, so elektronický yields elektronických in the genitive plural, elektronický in the masculine singular nominative, elektronická in the feminine singular, elektronické in the neuter singular, and so on.

Usage: Elektronických is used with nouns in genitive plural, such as elektronických součástek (electronic components) or elektronických zařízení (electronic devices). It frequently occurs in technical, commercial, or descriptive text where the noun governs the genitive case, or after quantity expressions that require the genitive. It does not stand alone as a noun but functions as a grammatical form of elektronický.

See also: In Czech grammar, elektronický is part of a larger set of cognate forms used to describe electronic-related attributes. The base noun elektronika and related terms appear across technical language, consumer products, and science contexts, with elektronický and its declined forms adapting to the necessary grammatical case.