exportní

Exportní is a Czech adjective describing things related to export, i.e., goods, activities, policies, or markets intended for sale outside the country. It is formed from the noun export (loanword from English) with the Czech suffix -ní, and it behaves like other adjectives in agreeing with the noun in gender, number, and case. The term is common in business, economics, and policy discourse.

Used widely in phrases such as exportní politika (export policy), exportní smlouba (export contract), exportní kredit (export credit), or exportní firma (export company), the word signals a focus on international trade and foreign markets. It often appears alongside other trade-related terms to describe strategies, products, or services designed for overseas buyers. In many contexts, exporters and government agencies prefer the loanword form exportní due to its international resonance and clarity in multinational business settings.

There is also a native Czech counterpart, vývozní, derived from the word vývoz (export). Both exportní and vývozní can be used to describe export-related concepts, though preference for one form may vary by register or author. In general, exportní tends to appear in modern, formal, or industry-specific language, while vývozní remains common in standard or domestic contexts.

See also: export, vývoz, exportní politika, exportní trh, import substitution.