nominálních

Nominálních is the genitive plural form of the Czech adjective nominální, meaning nominal or face value. It is used to modify plural nouns in the genitive (or, in some phrases, the accusative) and appears frequently in formal or technical language. For example, phrases like nominálních hodnot or nominálních dat are common when describing nominal values or nominal data, respectively.

In economics and finance, nominální describes quantities stated at their face value without adjustment for inflation or purchasing power. Nominální hodnota a fišnční ukazatele refer to quantities as presented, rather than their real equivalents. In statistics and data science, nominální data (nominal data) denote categories without inherent ordering, such as gender or country codes; this contrasts with ordinal, interval, or ratio scales.

Originating from Latin nomen, meaning name, nominální has become a standard term in Czech for distinguishing between stated, named, or face-value concepts and their real or adjusted counterparts. The inflected form nominálních is used in a wide range of technical contexts, including finance, statistics, and data description, whenever the noun it accompanies is plural and in the genitive (or accusative) case.

See also: nominal value, nominal data, nominal scale, real value.