matematického

Matematického is the genitive singular form of the Czech adjective matematický, meaning mathematical or of mathematics. As a declined form, it appears when the modified noun is in the genitive case, typically in phrases that express possession, specification, or measurement.

Etymology and meaning: The word matematický derives from matematika (mathematics) and ultimately from the Greek mathēmatikós, through Latin mathematicus. In Czech, the adjective carries the core sense of relating to mathematics or mathematical nature, and its inflected forms align with the gender and number of the noun it describes.

Usage and examples: Matematického is used with masculine and neuter nouns in the genitive singular. Common contexts include technical or scholarly language, such as "teorie matematického důkazu" (the theory of a mathematical proof), "vlastnosti matematického modelu" (properties of a mathematical model), or "charakteristika matematického problému" (characteristics of a mathematical problem). The phrase "matematického charakteru" (of mathematical character) is another frequent collocation.

Relation to related terms: The base form is matematický, which can appear in various cases and numbers, for example in nominative forms like "matematický problém" (a mathematical problem) or in plural forms like "matematické problémy" (mathematical problems). The term also appears in broader discussions of mathematics, mathematical sciences, or mathematical education.

Notes: As with other Czech adjectives, matema­tického is a grammatical inflection rather than a standalone lexical item. Its precise ending changes with the noun it modifies, following standard Czech declension rules.