reversních

Reversních is a Czech adjective form used in technical and scientific contexts to denote relation to reversal, inversion, or backward operation. The base adjective is reversní; in standard modern Czech, the more common orthography for the meaning “reverse” is reverzní. The form reversních is the genitive plural ending of reversní and is used to modify plural nouns in the genitive case, for example in phrases like požadavky reversních systémů or vlastnosti reversních procesů.

Morphology and usage notes: reversní is part of the -ní class of adjectives in Czech. In plural genitive, the ending becomes -ních, yielding reversních. This form commonly appears in compound terms describing technical or methodological reverse-oriented concepts, such as in engineering, physics, information technology, and economics. Because reverzní (with a z) is the more standard spelling in current normative usage, many contemporary texts prefer reverzní, while reversních may be found in older literature or in specific corpora.

Typical fields and collocations: terms describing backward or opposite directions, retrograde states, or回ersals of processes, structures, or signals may use reversních in contexts such as reversních systémů, reversních procesů, or reversních operací, depending on the noun they modify. The exact meaning depends on the noun being described, but the underlying idea is consistently “relating to reversal.”

See also: reverzní, reverse (English) terms.