klinickým

Klinickém is a Czech adjective form meaning “clinical” or “related to clinics.” It is not a standalone noun, but the locative singular form of the adjective klinický. The form is used with masculine inanimate and neuter nouns in the locative case, typically after prepositions such as v (in) or o (about), to situate something within a clinical context.

In Czech, adjectives of the -ický type change their endings according to gender, number, and case. The masculine/neuter locative singular of klinický is klinickém, while feminine locative forms use klinické. This allows phrases such as v klinickém prostředí (in a clinical environment) or o klinickém výzkumu (about clinical research). The base meaning remains “clinical” across contexts, but the form must agree with the noun it modifies and the required case.

Usage and sphere: klinickém appears frequently in medical, scientific, and healthcare writing, where discussions concern clinical settings, trials, procedures, or research. It helps distinguish things tied to patient care, hospitals, or clinical standards from more general or theoretical notions.

Related forms: klinický (masculine nominative), klinická (feminine nominative), klinické (neuter or feminine plural forms depending on case). The term also participates in common medical phrases such as klinické vyšetření (clinical examination) or klinické studie (clinical trials).

In summary, klinickém is the locative singular form of klinický used with masculine inanimate and neuter nouns to express a location or context tied to clinical matters.