súbore

Súbore is the Slovak locative singular form of the noun súbor, which generally means "file", "collection" or "ensemble". As a locative case form, súbore is used with prepositions (most commonly v "in" or o "about") to indicate location or the topic of speech, for example v súbore ("in the file/collection") or o súbore ("about the file/ensemble").

The base noun súbor covers several related senses. In computing and everyday language it denotes a file or a grouped set of digital data. In cultural contexts it can mean an organized group or ensemble, such as a folk ensemble (folklórny súbor). The word is part of standard Slovak morphology and follows regular declension patterns for masculine animate and inanimate nouns.

Etymologically, súbor is derived from a Slavic root meaning a gathering or assembly; related forms appear across Slavic languages with varying meanings. The locative súbore is pronounced approximately [ˈsuːborɛ] in Slovak. Usage is governed by the language’s case system and prepositional requirements, making súbore a common form in written and spoken Slovak when referring to location or topical reference to a súbor.