mozková

Mozkové is a Czech adjective derived from mozek, the word for brain. It is used to describe anything related to or belonging to the brain, including its structures, functions, and processes. The form mozkové appears when the modified noun is plural or in certain feminine plural phrases, as in mozkové buňky (brain cells), mozkové hemisféry (brain hemispheres), or mozkové dráhy (brain tracts). In singular usage, the corresponding forms are mozkový for masculine, mozková for feminine, and mozkové is not used in the singular.

In medical and scientific contexts, mozkové terms are common in anatomy, physiology, neurology, and cognitive science. Texts may refer to mozkové centrum or mozkové struktury to indicate brain-related regions, while mozkové funkce denotes brain functions. The term is also found in educational materials and health communications to describe brain-related phenomena, disorders, or research findings without changing the core meaning.

Etymologically, mozkové is part of the mozkový adjective family, built from the stem mozkov- derived from mozek, with standard Czech adjectival endings. It follows ordinary Czech declension rules and varies to agree with gender and number of the noun it modifies.

See also: mozek, mozkový.

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