vojenskej

vojenskej is the genitive singular feminine form of the Slovak adjective vojenský, which means “military” or “armed.” The adjective modifies nouns referring to armed forces, weapons, or any aspect related to the defense or combat services. As a genitive form, it typically appears after the noun it modifies, indicating possession or association, e.g., „vojenskej jednotky“ (of the military unit) or „vojenskej armády“ (of the military army).

In Slovak, adjectival forms change to agree with the gender, number, and case of the noun they describe. The base form wojenský has masculine nominative singular “vojenský,” feminine nominative singular “vojenská,” neuter nominative singular “vojenské,” and the corresponding genitive forms are vojenského, vojenskej, vojenského. The genitive singular feminine form vojenskej is often encountered in contexts where the modified noun is feminine and in the genitive case, such as in possessive constructions, questions, and relative clauses.

Common contexts for vojenskej include references to military facilities (vojenský základ, vojenská základňa), training camps (vojenská akadémia, vojenský trénink), and documents (vojenská správa, vojenská dokumentácia). It also appears in compound nouns, for instance, „vojenska"," vojenského" often form single lexical items meaning “military” in a broader sense.

The term is derived from the Slavic root *vojь, meaning “war,” combined with the suffix -enský, which forms adjectives related to a field or domain. Esteemed in official and academic Slovak publications, vojenskej serves as a versatile element for describing any object, activity, or institution within the military sphere.