elektronové

Elektronové is a Czech adjective form stemming from elektronový, meaning electronic or electron-related. It is used in Czech to describe phenomena, devices, or properties that involve electrons or electronic technology. As a modifier, elektronové appears in noun phrases and its exact spelling and endings depend on the gender, number, and case of the noun it modifies.

Etymologie the term derives from the base elektron- (from the Greek elektron, meaning amber or electric) with the adjectival suffix -ový. The form elektronové is one of the inflected variants that appears in technical and scientific vocabulary, reflecting the language’s system of agreement rather than a separate lexical item.

Použití In modern Czech, elektronové is commonly found in scientific and engineering contexts. It appears in phrases describing electron-related concepts or electronic technology. Its usage is closely tied to standard terminology such as elektronika (electronics) and elektronový (electron-related). The exact form elektronové will align with the noun it accompanies, which may be a neuter, feminine, or plural noun depending on grammatical context.

Příklady While the precise morphology depends on the noun, common contexts include electronic structures or spectra in chemistry and physics, such as elektronové struktury molekul or elektronové spektrum. The term also appears in broader techno-scientific language to indicate electron-based properties or devices.

Související pojmy Elektronika, elektron, elektronová konfigurace, elektronové struktury, elektronové spektrum. These terms illustrate how elektronové functions within Czech technical and scientific vocabulary to express relationships to electrons or electronic systems.