skotské

Skotské is the Czech and Slovak adjective meaning Scottish. It is used to describe things connected with Scotland, its people, culture, language, and products. The corresponding noun for the country is Skotsko in Czech and Slovak.

In Czech, adjectives agree with the nouns they modify. The masculine form is skotský, the feminine form skotská, and the neuter or plural form is skotské. Examples: skotské jídlo (Scottish food), skotský muž (Scottish man), skotská dívka (Scottish girl).

Common uses include cultural and geographic descriptors, as well as product labeling. Phrases such as skotská whisky, skotská vlajka (the Saltire), or skotská hudba illustrate how the term is applied to origin, tradition, or style associated with Scotland.

The term also appears in discussions of Scottish literature, history, and geography, and is part of everyday descriptive language in Czech and Slovak media and travel writing. It is related to Skotsko, the country name, and to terms referring to Scottish elements such as the Gaelic language and Scottish traditions.