jednorázových

Jednorázových is a Czech adjective form derived from jednorázový, meaning disposable or single-use. It describes items, materials, or practices intended to be used only once and then discarded, in contrast to reusable or durable alternatives. The form jednorázových is the genitive plural, used when the noun it modifies is plural and in the genitive case.

In ordinary usage, jednorázových appears in phrases such as cena jednorázových výrobků (the price of disposable products) or spotřeba jednorázových rukavic (the consumption of disposable gloves). It is commonly found in contexts related to packaging, medical supplies, hospitality, and event planning, where single-use alternatives are contrasted with reusable options. Examples include jednorázové nádobí (disposable tableware), jednorázových plen (disposable diapers in a genitive plural construction), and similar expressions describing goods or practices intended for one-time use.

Grammatically, jednorázových functions as an attributive adjective in the genitive plural form and must agree with the noun it modifies. The root jednorázový carries the broader meaning of “single-use” or “one-off,” and its declension yields other forms for different cases and numbers (e.g., jednorázový, jednorázová, jednorázové in the nominative, and jednorázového, jednorázové, jednorázových in various genitive or plural forms).

Related terms include jednorázový (singular form), and, in environmental and regulatory contexts, references to disposable or single-use products (often contrasted with reusable alternatives).