intrinsického

Intrinsického is the genitive singular form of the Czech adjective intrinsic, meaning inherent or belonging to the essential nature of something. The root word intrinsický derives from Latin intrinsecus, through French intrinseque and English intrinsic. In Czech, intrinsický is declined like other adjectives of the -ický type, with forms changing to agree with the gender, number, and case of the noun it modifies.

The term intrinsic is used across disciplines to describe qualities that belong to a thing in itself, independent of external factors. In philosophy, intrinsic properties or intrinsic value refer to those features that are essential to an entity, not contingent on external relations. This contrasts with extrinsic or extrinsický, which denotes attributes determined by or dependent on outside conditions or contexts. In science and everyday language, intrinsic properties are those inherent to the object, such as an intrinsic color or an intrinsic resistance, as opposed to properties induced by the environment.

In Czech usage, you will often see phrases such as intrinsická hodnota (intrinsic value) or intrinsic values discussed in ethical and economic contexts. The genitive form intrinsického appears in constructions with masculine or neuter nouns, for example intr in s íského charakteru problému (of intrinsic character of the problem). Feminine forms follow standard Czech adjective agreement, with intrinsická in nominative feminine and intrinsické in genitive feminine.

Overall, intrinsického serves as a standard grammatical form within a broader concept of describing what is inherent or essential, distinct from what is external or contingent.