lékové

Léková is a Czech feminine adjective meaning drug- or medicine-related. It is the feminine form of lékový, used to describe attributes connected with medicines, pharmaceuticals, or pharmacology.

Etymology and forms: the word is built from lék, meaning medicine or drug, with the adjectival suffix -ový to form lékový, and with -ová to produce the feminine léková. The corresponding neuter form is lékové, and masculine form is lékový.

Usage: léková is used in medical and pharmaceutical terminology to modify feminine nouns. It appears in a variety of compound terms that pertain to medicines and pharmacology. A well-known example is léková forma, which refers to the dosage form of a drug (such as tablet, capsule, or solution). Beyond this, léková constructions occur in regulatory, clinical, and pharmacological contexts wherever a feminine noun related to medicines is described, reflecting standard Czech word formation rules.

Notes: léková is not a standalone noun; it functions as an attributive adjective. It agrees with the gender and number of the noun it modifies. In plain text, it is typically written in lowercase, unless it appears as part of a proper noun or at the beginning of a sentence. The term forms part of a broader set of lékové or lékový expressions used to describe pharmaceutical concepts in Czech.