árových

árových is a form encountered in Czech grammar, serving as the genitive plural of adjectives in the -ový declension class. In Czech, adjectives ending in -ový typically take the genitive plural ending -ových when modifying masculine or neuter nouns in the plural. Therefore, árových is not a standalone dictionary entry with a fixed meaning; it is a morphological form produced from the hypothetical base árový.

Morphology and usage. The underlying base would be árový, an adjective built with the common -ový suffix. Adjectives of this class include examples such as kovový (metallic), whose genitive plural is kovových. Thus, árových appears in phrases where a plural noun is governed in the genitive case, for example in a construction like barvy árových šperků, meaning “colors of árových jewelry” or more naturally, “colors of árov jewelry.” The exact semantic value of árový depends on the root it is built from; as a stand‑alone form, árových lacks a fixed meaning in modern Czech and is typically encountered in grammatical discussion or as an illustration of inflection.

Etymology and notes. The -ový suffix is a productive source of adjectives in Czech, often deriving descriptors from nouns or stems. The form árových thus exemplifies a standard pattern of -ový adjectives in the genitive plural. In actual texts, the meaning conveyed by árových is determined entirely by the semantic content attached to the base árový, which may be hypothetical or rare in contemporary usage.

See also: Czech grammar, Czech adjectives, Genitive case.