Úroková

Úroková is a Czech adjective formed from the noun úrok (interest). It is used to describe things related to interest charges or the accrual of interest in banking, finance, and economics. The term most often appears in compound phrases that name specific financial concepts or instruments.

Common usages include úroková sazba (the interest rate) and úroková míra (another expression for the rate of interest). The word also occurs in phrases such as úroková politika (interest-rate policy) or úroková kalkulačka (an interest calculator). The form is typically employed with feminine nouns; for example, sazba and míra are feminine and thus pair with úroková.

Grammatical note: úroková is the feminine singular form of the adjective. The corresponding forms for other genders are úrokový (masculine singular) and úrokové (neuter or plural). This means the adjective agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies, e.g., úrokový plán (masculine), úrokové období (neuter, meaning an interest period).

In usage, úroková generally appears in financial and economic contexts to indicate that a concept, measure, or tool relates to interest. It is part of standard Czech terminology for discussing lending, deposits, and monetary policy, and it coexists with related terms such as úrok, úročení, and other market-specific expressions.