termický

Termický is an adjective used in Czech and Slovak to mean related to heat or temperature. It is employed to describe objects, phenomena, and measurements that involve thermal energy. The term appears in science, engineering, construction, meteorology, and everyday language to characterize equipment, processes, or properties influenced by heat.

In physics and engineering, termický describes systems and processes dealing with heat flow, the amount of energy stored as heat, and the way materials respond to temperature changes. In architectural and civil engineering contexts, it is often used to discuss insulation, heating and cooling, and safety aspects related to heat. In meteorology, termický can refer to convection and other temperature-driven atmospheric processes.

The exact collocations of termický vary between Czech and Slovak, but the core meaning is the same: pertaining to heat. When translated into English, the closest equivalents are typically thermal or thermic, depending on the context. The word is part of a broader family of terms that describe the thermal properties and behavior of systems and materials.

Related concepts include thermal energy, heat transfer, and the thermal properties of materials.