neuronová

Neuronová is a Czech adjective meaning “neuronal” or “neural,” used to describe things related to neurons, the basic signaling cells of the nervous system. It is formed from the noun neuron with the feminine adjectival ending -ová, and follows regular Czech inflection (neuronový, neuronová, neuronové).

In neuroscience and medicine, neuronová is found in terms such as neuronová aktivita (neural activity), neuronová komunikace (neural communication), neuronová plasticita (neural plasticity), and neuronová síť (neural network). These terms refer to processes and structures in biological nervous systems, including synaptic transmission, network connectivity, and the brain’s adaptability.

In computer science and artificial intelligence, Czech commonly uses umělá neuronová síť or neuronová síť to denote an artificial neural network. The term reflects the conceptual idea of a network of artificial “neurons” and is central to many machine learning models and deep learning architectures.

Etymologically, neuronová derives from the Greek root neuron (nerve) via the Latinized form used in many languages, with the Czech adjectival suffix -ová indicating feminine gender. The word is used across scientific, academic, and technical contexts to describe neural biology as well as neural-inspired computational systems. See also related terms such as neuron, nervový systém, and neuronální.