vkových

The term "vkových" is not recognized as a standalone word in major dictionaries of English, Czech, or Slovak. It most likely appears as a fragment or typographical concatenation rather than an independent lexical item. In particular, it resembles the sequence "v kovových" in Czech or Slovak, where "v" is the preposition meaning "in" and "kovových" is the genitive or locative plural form of an adjective derived from "kov" (metal) or an adjective ending in -ový (e.g., kovový, meaning metallic or metal). In that construction, "v kovových" would mean "in (the) metallic..." or "in metal ...", as part of a larger phrase such as "v kovových konstrukcích" ("in metallic constructions").

From a morphological perspective, the segment "-ových" is a common adjectival ending in Slavic languages for genitive plural or other oblique cases of adjectives formed with the suffix -ový. Without surrounding context, "vkových" is ambiguous and most plausibly a misspelling or a tokenization error merging a preposition and an adjective.

For clarification or a more precise explanation, providing the original sentence, language, or intended context is recommended; with that information, the correct form and translation can be identified and explained.