nepárových

Nepárových is the genitive plural form of the Czech adjective nepárový, which means “not paired” or “unpaired.” It is used as a descriptive modifier to indicate that a noun lacks a partner or counterpart within a set, or that elements do not form formal pairs. The term appears across different domains and is chosen according to the noun it modifies.

Etymology and form: The word derives from prefix ne- (negation) attached to párový (paired), itself from pár (pair). Nepárový follows the standard Czech adjective declension, with nepárových serving as the genitive plural form as well as appearing in other oblique cases where the adjective agrees with a plural noun.

Usage: Nepárových is used to describe items, elements, or categories that are not paired. For example, in a list, one might speak of seznam nepárových položek (a list of unpaired items) or in the description of a dataset, number of nepárových prvků (unpaired elements) within a set. The term is a descriptive, non-technical modifier and does not denote a fixed scientific category on its own; its precise meaning depends on the noun it describes and the field of reference.

See also: párový, pár, nepárovost, lichý, sudý. These terms provide contrast by referring to paired or parity-based concepts and to related grammatical forms in Czech.