motorová

Motorové is a Czech adjective meaning “engine-powered” or “motor-driven.” It is derived from the noun motor (engine) and is used to describe equipment, vehicles, and systems that operate with an engine. The form is used before nouns and agrees with their gender and number; common phrases include motorové vozidlo, motorové nářadí and motorové oleje.

In transportation and machinery, motorové describes items that run on an engine. In rail transport, for example, motorové vozy and motorové jednotky refer to self-propelled rail vehicles. In industry and consumer goods, the term appears in phrases such as motorové nářadí (power tools) and motorové pily (chainsaws), indicating devices powered by a motor. The expression is also standard in maintenance and lubricants contexts, where motorové oleje denotes engine oils.

Usage notes and context: motorové is part of standard Czech technical vocabulary and appears in manuals, product descriptions, and regulatory language. It functions as a descriptive modifier and can cover a wide range of engine-powered equipment, from small tools to larger vehicles. While closely related forms exist (for example motorový as the base masculine form), motorové specifically conveys the sense of “engine-powered” across different nouns.