pragmaticický

Pragmaticický is a nonstandard Czech adjective that appears very rarely in use. It is generally considered a coined form created by attaching the common adjectival suffix -ický to the stem pragmat-, which is tied to pragmatism and pragmatic approaches. Because it is not part of standard Czech, pragmaticický does not have an established grammatical status.

Unlike the standard adjective pragmatický, which is widely used to mean “pragmatic,” pragmaticický is not listed in major reference dictionaries and has no accepted definition. When encountered, it is usually read as a neologism, a stylistic experiment, or a potential misspelling influenced by the English word “pragmatic.”

As a result, there is no authoritative sense attached to pragmaticický. If used, the intended meaning would depend on context: it might be employed jokingly, to intensify a pragmatic claim, or as a deliberate archaism or playful coinage.

Related terms include pragmatismus (pragmatism), pragmatika (the study of pragmatics), and the ordinary adjective pragmatický, meaning “pragmatic.” The adverbial form is pragmaticky, meaning “pragmatically.” In standard usage, speakers would generally prefer pragmatický for the adjectival sense and pragmické usage for related phrases.