sympatickou

Sympatickou is the feminine accusative singular form of the Czech adjective sympatický, meaning friendly, likable, or sympathetic. It agrees with feminine singular nouns in the accusative case, as in phrases describing a person or quality that is pleasing or agreeable.

In use, sympatickou describes people, dispositions, or things with a pleasant or inviting character. For example, you might hear "viděla jsem sympatickou dívku" (I saw a sympathetic/likable girl) or "mít sympatickou povahu" (to have a sympathetic personality). It can also modify non-human nouns when they convey a pleasant impression, such as "sympatické prostředí" (a pleasant environment) or "sympatické chování" (friendly behavior).

Meaning and nuance can range from genuine warmth or amiability to a general sense of appeal, depending on context. The word is commonly employed in everyday speech to express favorable impressions of people, styles, or settings.

Etymology and related forms: sympatický is a loanword in Czech, borrowed from French sympathique or German sympathisch, ultimately tracing to Greek roots related to pathos and feeling. Related nouns include sympatie (sympathy) and expressions built on the same stem. The adjective declines across gender, number, and case, with sympathetic forms such as sympatický (masculine), sympatická (feminine), and sympatické (neuter).

Synonyms and related terms include příjemný, lákavý, and vstřícný.