fyzický

Fyzická is the feminine singular form of the Czech adjective fyzický, meaning physical in a broad sense: relating to the body, to material reality, or to physical properties of objects and phenomena. It is used to distinguish physical aspects from mental or abstract ones and appears in everyday language as well as in technical and legal texts.

In grammar, fyzická agrees with feminine nouns. Common phrases include fyzická osoba (natural person) in legal contexts, and fyzické vlastnosti (physical properties) or fyzická aktivita (physical activity) in science and daily speech. Other examples are fyzická síla (physical strength) and fyzické rozměry (physical dimensions). In scientific writing, fyzické veličiny (physical quantities) is a standard term; in many contexts, however, the related adjective fyzikální is used when referring specifically to physics, while fyzická emphasizes body-related or material aspects.

Etymology traces fyzická to the Czech word fyzický, derived from Latin physica and Greek physis, reflecting the historical influence of science and philosophy on the vocabulary. The term remains productive across domains, including law, education, medicine, and engineering, where distinctions between physical and non-physical attributes are important.