fyzickými

Fyzickými is the instrumental plural form of the Czech adjective fyzický, meaning physical. It is used to describe nouns in the instrumental case and agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies. In Czech, the instrumental plural ending for hard-declension adjectives is typically -ými, resulting in forms such as fyzickými.

Common usages include phrases that express doing something with physical means or in relation to physical laws or tools. Examples: s fyzickými zákony (with physical laws), fyzickými nástroji (with physical instruments), or s fyzickými osobami (with physical persons). The form also appears in contexts like fyzickými vlastnostmi (with physical properties) or fyzickými útvary, depending on the noun.

Etymology and distinction: fyzický derives from the word fyzika (physics), itself rooted in the Greek physis (nature) and Latin physica. In Czech, fyzický generally describes tangible, material, or bodily attributes. A related adjective, fyzikální, is commonly used in technical or scientific contexts to refer to physics-related or physical-science aspects, such as fyzikální veličiny (physical quantities) or fyzikální zákony in a scientific sense. While fyzický emphasizes material or bodily physicality, fyzikální often carries a more specialized, scientific nuance.

Overall, fyzickými appears in formal Czech prose when the sentence requires describing something in the instrumental plural sense related to physical means, properties, or laws. It is a standard, neutral term without specialized connotations beyond its grammatical function.