technický

Technická is the feminine singular form of the Czech and Slovak adjective technický, meaning technical or related to technique, technology, or industry. It agrees with feminine nouns in gender and number (masc. technický, neut. technické; feminine technická; plurals technické, techničtí etc.). In everyday language it appears in compound phrases such as technická literatura (technical literature), technická podpora (technical support), or technická školení (technical training).

In toponymy and institutional names, technická is commonly used as part of place names to signal a technical or industrial character. Streets, squares, and districts bearing Technická (or Technická ulica in Slovak) are found in many Czech and Slovak towns, and similar formations are used for campuses, faculties, and facilities aligned with science and engineering, such as a potential Technická fakulta (Faculty of Technology) or Technická univerzita (Technical University).

Origin and usage: the word derives from the stem techn- meaning art, craft, or skill, with the standard Slavic adjectival suffixes. It is cognate with similar forms in other Central European languages and is widely used in education, industry, and infrastructure naming.

See also: technická univerzita, technika, technický.