koncovou

Koncovou is not a standalone noun in English but appears as an inflected form in several West Slavic languages, chiefly Czech and Slovak. Grammatically, it is the feminine singular instrumental form of the adjective koncový, meaning "final," "terminal" or "ending." In that role it typically translates to English expressions such as "with the final" or "by means of the terminal" depending on context.

The form occurs in everyday phrases and compound expressions related to ends, terminals, or conclusions (for example, referring to a terminal station, an end piece, or a concluding exam). It derives from the Slavic root kon- / konec, meaning "end" or "finish," shared across related languages. Related words include koncový (masculine nominative), koncová (feminine nominative), koncovka (ending or plug), and konec (end).

Outside grammar, koncovou can appear as part of longer names, technical descriptions, or informal speech, but it is not commonly used as an independent lexical entry in dictionaries. For learners of Czech and Slovak, recognizing koncovou helps in parsing sentence structure and understanding agreement and case usage in adjectival phrases.