poítaovej

Poítaovej is a form that appears in Slovak orthography as a non-diacritic variant of the standard adjective počítačová in its genitive singular feminine. In proper Slovak, the form počítačovej is used before feminine nouns to express a computer-related relationship, such as “computer network” or “computer technology.”

Grammatical notes indicate that počítačová is the base feminine adjective meaning related to a computer, and the genitive singular feminine ending is -ovej. Thus, phrases like počítačovej siete or počítačovej techniky translate roughly as “of the computer network” and “computer technology,” respectively. The non-diacritic variant poitaovej or poítaovej can appear in informal writing, computer filenames, or contexts where diacritics are omitted; however, it is not considered standard in formal Slovak.

Etymology: the term derives from počítač (computer) plus the feminine adjective suffix -ová, with the genitive singular ending -vej (-ovej in standard notation). The resulting form indicates a relationship to computers.

Usage context: poítaovej is primarily encountered in compound noun phrases using the genitive feminine form, where the noun that follows is feminine and in the genitive case. It functions as an attributive descriptor meaning computer-related or of the computer.

See also: počítač, počítačový, počítačová sieť, počítačová technika, Slovak orthography, non-diacritic writing.

Notes: For precise spelling and grammar, refer to standard Slovak references. In formal writing, počítačovej should be preferred; poítaovej appears mainly as a non-diacritic variant or typographical simplification.