strojových

Strojových is an inflected form of the Czech adjective strojový, meaning machine or mechanical. It is used to describe nouns and to indicate a relation to machines. Like other Czech adjectives, it agrees with the noun in case, number and gender; strojových is most commonly the genitive plural ending, appearing before plural nouns. For example, strojových součástek means “machine components,” and strojových linek can be translated as “machine lines” or lines of production. In other contexts the same stem occurs in other cases and numbers, yielding forms such as strojové in the nominative plural or strojového in the genitive singular.

Strojových appears widely in technical and industrial language. It is common in engineering, manufacturing, automation, robotics, and information technology to denote artifacts and processes that are machine-related, such as strojových dat (machine data), strojových zařízení (machine equipment), or strojových systémů (machine systems). The term is typically used as part of compound expressions rather than as a standalone noun.

Etymology and morphology: the form stems from the stem stroj- plus the suffix -ový, a productive way in Czech to form adjectives meaning “relating to.” The exact ending varies with the grammatical case, number and gender of the noun it modifies, reflecting standard Czech agreement rules.

In contemporary usage, strojových contrasts with related forms like strojové or strojový, depending on grammatical context and style. It remains a common leitmotif in discussions of machinery, manufacturing, and automated systems.