kabelových

kabelových is a form of the Czech adjective derived from the noun kabel, which means “cable.” The word appears primarily in the genitive plural or as a possessive marker in compound phrases, indicating a relationship with multiple cables or cable‑related objects. It is typically used to modify nouns that refer to systems, components, or materials that incorporate cables. For instance, kabelových sítí means “cable networks,” and kabelových provedení translates to “cable installations.”

Grammatically, kabelový is the masculine singular nominative form, with its feminine, neuter, and plural variations following standard Czech adjective declension patterns. The genitive plural form kabelových is used when the adjective refers to a grouping or collective of cables. In many technical contexts, the adjective is placed before the noun: kabelové vedení (cable conductors) rather than the alternative word order that would reverse the modifier and noun.

The term is common in engineering, telecommunications, and electrical engineering documentation. It appears in standards governing cable installation, maintenance, and safety protocols. In Czech academic texts and user manuals, authors often use phrases such as kabelových řešeních (in cable solutions) to describe the solutions that involve cables.

While kabelových itself is not a standalone noun or place name, its usage is widespread in everyday business and technical communication across the Czech Republic. The adjective is also employed in compound names of companies or products that specialize in cable manufacturing, such as Kabelové Srdce, a hypothetical enterprise focused on cable fabrication.