sochaský

Sochaská is a feminine adjective form used in Czech and Slovak to describe something that is statue-like or related to sculpture. It is derived from the noun socha, meaning statue, with the adjectival suffix -ská, which marks feminine singular nouns. As an adjective, sochaská agrees with the noun it modifies and can be used to convey a sculptural or statue-inspired quality rather than a specific named style.

In linguistic and descriptive contexts, sochaská denotes resemblance to or association with sculpture. Common verbal phrases would pair the form with feminine nouns, for example sochaská dekorace (statue-like decoration) or sochaská estetikа (sculptural aesthetics). The corresponding masculine and neuter forms are sochaský and sochaské, used with masculine and neuter nouns respectively.

Sochaská is not recognized as a distinct proper noun, movement, or separate cultural practice. It functions primarily as a grammatical descriptor within descriptions of art, architecture, or design, rather than as a standalone topic with its own history or institutions. Because it is a regular inflected form rather than a proper name, it typically appears within sentences rather than as a title or subject in encyclopedia entries.

See also: socha (statue), the -ský/-ská/-ské adjective family in Czech and Slovak, architectural and artistic terminology related to sculpture.