laboratorijskih

Laboratorijskih is a word form used in several South Slavic languages to denote relation to a laboratory. It functions as an adjectival derivative of the noun laboratorij (laboratory) and is most commonly the genitive plural ending. In practice, it appears in noun phrases describing laboratory-related aspects, such as equipment, facilities, procedures, or services. The form is widely used in official, scientific, and technical texts in Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, and Slovenian, among others.

Etymology and morphology: the form derives from laboratorij plus the adjectival suffix -ski, which is used to indicate belonging or relation. The genitive plural ending -skih signals the form’s grammatical role when the modified noun is in genitive plural or when set phrases require that ending. The same stem appears in other inflected forms, such as laboratorijski (nominative singular masculine) and other gender and case variants, depending on how the noun is declined in a sentence.

Usage and notes: laboratorijskih is not a standalone concept but a grammatical form that marks laboratory-related attributes. Recognizing its declension helps in understanding technical and regulatory texts in the relevant languages. While spelling is very similar across Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, and Slovenian, small orthographic or stylistic differences may occur between languages or within formal documents. In general, the form signals the domain of laboratories and is common in technical documentation, research articles, procurement specifications, and regulatory texts.