gramatickém

Gramatickém is a form of the Czech adjective gramatický, meaning grammatical. It is the locative singular form used with masculine or neuter nouns. In Czech, locative forms follow prepositions such as v (in), na (on), or o (about), so you can encounter phrases like v gramatickém kontextu (in a grammatical context) or o gramatickém pravidle (about a grammatical rule). The ending -ém marks the locative singular for masculine and neuter nouns, illustrating how the adjective agrees with the noun it modifies.

Etymology and meaning: the adjective gramatický originates from gramatika, or grammar, which comes from the Greek grāmmatikē (the art of letters) via Latin grammatica. Thus gramatický and its inflected forms convey the sense of relating to grammar or rule-governed language.

Usage notes: gramatickém is primarily encountered in formal, linguistic, or educational writing. As a locale-based form, it appears whenever a noun in the locative case is described as grammar-related, such as academic discussions of rules, contexts, or analyses of language phenomena. Because Czech adjectives decline by gender, number, and case, there are corresponding forms for other genders and for other cases, but gramatickém specifically is the masculine/neuter locative singular variant.

Summary: gramatickém is a specialized inflected form used in Czech to express “in a grammatical …” or “about a grammatical …” within the locative case, reflecting the language’s system of gendered, case-based agreement.