motivacemi

Motivacemi is the instrumental plural form of the Czech noun motivace, which means motivation, incentive, or reason for action. The term is used to refer to multiple motivations behind actions, plans, or behaviors and typically appears in contexts where the instrumental case is required, for example with phrases like s motivacemi or díky motivacím, depending on the syntactic situation. In professional and academic writing, motivacemi zaměstnanců (the employees’ motivations) is a common collocation in discussions of management, organizational psychology, and performance, illustrating how motivations can influence outcomes.

Origin and usage notes: Motivace is a loanword in Czech, derived from English motivation (and ultimately from Latin motio or movēre in its semantic kinship with motion). The instrumental plural motivacemi follows standard Czech declension patterns for feminine -ce nouns in the plural. The form is used when the object of the action or influence is expressed in the instrumental case, particularly in business, educational, or research texts. Related terms include motivace (singular), motivovat (to motivate), and motivující (motivating).

Context and scope: Motivační discussions often address how different motivations affect behavior, choice, and outcome. In psychology, education, marketing, and human resources, the plural form motivacemi appears in analyses that consider multiple motivating factors rather than a single cause. Its usage remains standard in Czech-language material that analyzes or references reasons, incentives, and driving forces behind actions.

See also: motivace, motivovat, motivující.