specifikách

Specifikách is a grammatical form found in Czech and Slovak writing that functions as the locative plural of a noun related to specifications. In practice it appears in phrases such as o specifikách or ve specifikách projektu, where it refers to the set of details, requirements, or characteristics associated with a subject. The form is most common in technical, administrative, and legal contexts, where precise discussion of features and constraints is required.

In Czech and Slovak, the concept behind specifikách is closely linked to the ideas of specifications and specifications documents. However, there is a distinction between the word in its locative plural form and the standard term for a formal specification document. The common terms for the document itself are specifikace (Czech) or špecifikácie (Slovak), with their own locative forms (specifikacích in Czech; špecifikáciách in Slovak). Therefore, specifikách typically signals a discussion about content and characteristics rather than presenting the document as a standalone item.

Usage and nuance. Specifikách is used when describing what the specifications contain, what requirements apply, or what characteristics are under consideration. It often appears in technical reports, project briefs, procurement notes, and quality or regulatory discussions. The choice between using the locative form specifikách and the normal noun forms depends on the grammatical construction and prepositions governing the sentence.

See also: specifikace, špecifikácie, specifikace, požadavky, technické zadání.