spojujícího

Spojujícího is the genitive singular masculine form of the Czech present active participle spojující, derived from the verb spojovat (or spojit), meaning to connect or join. The participle spojující denotes an ongoing action of connecting and functions as an adjective-like modifier.

In Czech, present active participles decline like adjectives, so spojujícího occurs when the head noun is masculine and in the genitive case. The form is used to describe a noun that performs or relates to the action of connecting, within noun phrases or in complex attributive structures. It often appears in formal or technical prose, including academic or legal writing, where a concise attributive description is preferred over a full relative clause.

A typical example is a phrase such as pracovníka spojujícího teoretické a praktické poznatky, meaning “a worker who connects theoretical and practical insights.” Here the noun pracovníka is masculine singular in the genitive, and spojujícího is the corresponding genitive singular form of spojující. There are parallel forms for other genders and cases, since spojující is declined like an adjective, but spojujícího specifically marks the genitive singular masculine.

Related terms include spojující and spojnopřijímající forms and the related adjective spojovací, which also conveys a sense of connecting or linking. The root verb is spojovat (to connect) or spojit (to join).