zónová

Zónové is a Czech adjective meaning zone-related or pertaining to zones. It is formed from the noun zóna (zone) and is used to describe things that are organized by, divided into, or otherwise connected with geographical, administrative, or functional zones. The form is commonly found in technical and descriptive texts across fields that work with zoning concepts, such as urban planning, geography, ecology, meteorology, and information technology.

In Czech, zónové is used with nouns to indicate a relation to zones; the masculine and feminine variants are zónový and zónová, respectively, with zónové appearing in certain neuter or plural contexts. The exact form depends on the noun it modifies. Examples of usage include zónové plánování (zone planning), zónové rozdělení (zone partitioning), and zónové označení (zone designation). In specialized writings, the term can also appear in phrases describing zone-based systems, boundaries, or classifications.

Etymology and meaning: zónové is derived from zóna plus the common Czech adjectival suffix -ové, which signals belonging or relation. The concept it expresses is polydisciplinary and descriptive rather than tied to a single domain: any analysis, regulation, or design that proceeds by dividing space into zones can be described as zónové.

See also: zóna; zonation; zoning.