uivatelskou

Uivatelskou is not a standalone standard Czech word. In correct orthography, the term is usually written as uživatelskou, which is the feminine instrumental or accusative singular form of the adjective uživatelský. The root is related to uživatel (user) and describes something connected with a user, such as a user-oriented feature or aspect.

Etymology and formation: uživatelský is an adjective derived from uživatel, with the suffix -ský forming a compound meaning “pertaining to a user.” When used with feminine nouns in the instrumental or accusative case, it takes the ending -ou, yielding uživatelskou. This form is common in Czech technical and design vocabulary, especially in phrases describing user experience, interfaces, or permissions.

Usage and examples: Uživatelskou is used with feminine nouns in the appropriate case. Examples include uživatelskou zkušenost (user experience, in the accusative), uživatelskou stránkou (with a feminine noun in instrumental), or uživatelskou rozhraní (though rozhraní is neuter, phrases often harmonize with surrounding wording; standard term is uživatelské rozhraní). In practice, you will see phrases like "uživatelskou cestou" or "uživatelskou volbu" depending on the sentence.

Orthography and clarification: The form uivatelskou arises mainly when diacritics are omitted, which can happen in nonstandard text inputs or systems lacking Czech diacritics. In formal writing, the diacritic-correct form uživatelskou should be used. It is related to other gendered forms such as uživatelská (feminine nominative), uživatelský (masculine), and uživatelské (neuter or plural forms).

See also: uživatel, uživatelský, uživatelské rozhraní, uživatelská zkušenost.