venkovských

Venkovských is the genitive plural form of the Czech adjective venkovský, which means rural or pertaining to the countryside. It is used when the noun it modifies is in the genitive plural, for example venkovských domů (of rural houses) or venkovských tradicích (rural traditions).

Origin and formation: The adjective venkovský is derived from venkov (countryside) with the adjectival suffix -ský. It follows standard Czech adjective declension, with venkovských serving as the genitive plural form used with masculine, feminine, and neuter nouns in the genitive plural.

Usage and nuance: The term appears in formal and descriptive prose to refer to rural life, architecture, or demographics. It is often contrasted with urban forms such as městský (urban). Common collocations include phrases like venkovských oblastí, investice do venkovských komunit or venkovských tradicích, illustrating its role in describing characteristics of the countryside.

See also venkov, the Czech word for the countryside, and městský, the antonym meaning urban.