tudentská

Študentská (spelled without diacritics as tudent­ska in non-Slovak texts) is the feminine singular form of the Slovak and Czech adjective referring to students or to things associated with students. The root is študent, meaning student; the adjective is used to describe feminine nouns and agrees in gender and case with the noun it modifies.

In usage, študentská describes objects, places or concepts linked to student life. Examples include uczebné or institutional contexts such as študentská menza (student cafeteria), študentská izba (student room or dorm room),študentská organizace (student organization), or more generally študentská aktivita (student activity). The form also appears in toponyms, most commonly as a street name or a district designation, often capitalized as Študentská or Študentská ulica, translating to “Student Street” or “Student-related.”

In grammar, študentská is the feminine form. The corresponding masculine form is študentský and the neuter form is študentské. The adjective agrees with the noun it modifies in number, gender, and case, and it is used in both Slovak and Czech with similar rules, though street names and proper nouns may retain capitalization and sometimes specific local spellings.

Etymologically, the word derives from študent (student) with the standard Slavic adjective-forming suffixes, reflecting ownership or association: something pertaining to or characteristic of students.

Overall, tudent­ska/študentská is a common, neutral descriptor in Slovak and Czech, encountered in everyday language, education contexts, and place names, where it denotes aspects related to student life or student populations.