magisterským

Magisterským is the instrumental singular form of the Czech and Slovak adjective magisterský, meaning related to a master's degree or possessing a master's level education. It is used to describe credentials, qualifications, or activities connected with earning or holding a master’s degree. In both languages the phrase often appears with a noun in instrumental case, for example magisterským titulem in Czech and magisterským titulom in Slovak.

Origins and grammar: The word derives from the Latin magister through the Slavic languages, with the suffix -ský forming adjectives of relation. In Czech and Slovak the instrumental singular has masculine and neuter form magisterským, and feminine form magisterskou. The word thus participates in standard adjective inflection patterns, adapting to the gender and case of the noun it modifies.

Usage: Magisterským typically appears in formal or academic contexts. It describes the state or credential of having a master’s degree, such as in resume language, job descriptions, or official documents. Examples include Czech: Je zaměstnaný s magisterským titulem. Slovak: Je zamestnaný s magisterským titulom. The term can also appear in phrases like magisterským studiem (with master’s study) or similar constructions that convey association with master-level education.