novový

Novový is a neologism that has appeared in discussions of word formation and terminology in Czech-language sources. It is used to describe objects, terms, or concepts that are newly created or recently designated within a discourse. The term is not part of standard dictionaries and is encountered primarily in linguistic essays, glossaries, and online commentary about neologisms.

Etymology and morphology: Novový is built from the Czech root nov- meaning new, combined with the productive suffix -ový, which forms adjectives denoting a property or relation. As such, novový literally conveys “pertaining to newness” or “newly created.” The usage mirrors common Czech patterns, though the specific form novový is not widely established as a canonical word.

Usage and considerations: When used, novový typically qualifies a noun in phrases such as novový term, novový concept, or novový product, signaling its recent origin. Because it is not standardized, its interpretation relies on context, and non-native readers may mistake it for a regular instance of the adjective novy with -ový. Users should treat novový as a niche term with limited penetration outside specialist discussions.

See also: neologism, word formation, Czech linguistics, suffix -ový, novelty.