kybernetická

Kybernetická is a Czech adjective meaning "cybernetic" or "pertaining to cybernetics." It modifies feminine nouns, for example kybernetická bezpečnost (cybersecurity) or kybernetická ochrana (cyber defense). The base noun kybernetika denotes the field of cybernetics, from which the adjective is derived. The term is used in science, technology and media to describe aspects involving feedback, control, information processing and autonomous regulation.

Etymology and history: The word kybernetika comes from the Greek kybernetes, meaning "steersman," and was popularized in the 20th century by the science of cybernetics as developed by Norbert Wiener. The Czech language adopted the term in the context of that field and its applications, typically entering technical and academic discourse in the mid-20th century.

Usage: Kybernetická is common in academic and technical writing as well as in media discussions about technology, automation, computing and security. It signals a cybernetic or systems-oriented approach, as opposed to purely biological or traditional meanings of the root.

Grammar: Like other Czech adjectives, kybernetická agrees with the gender and case of the noun it describes. It has masculine kybernetický and neuter kybernetické forms, with the feminine form kybernetická used for feminine nouns.