Hölderovu

Hölderovu refers to the genitive singular feminine form of the adjective "Hölderlin" or the possessive pronoun "Hölder," often used in Czech grammar. This grammatical construction indicates possession or association with a female entity or concept. For instance, if one were discussing a work or idea specifically linked to a female figure named Hölder, the genitive case might be employed.

The use of Hölderovu is specific to the Czech language's inflectional system, where nouns, adjectives, and pronouns change their endings to indicate their grammatical function within a sentence. The "-ovu" ending signifies the genitive case for a feminine noun or adjective. This case is typically used to express possession, origin, or a relationship between two entities.

In practice, Hölderovu would appear in contexts where a feminine noun is the object of possession or is related to something else. For example, if "property" (majetek) belonged to a woman named "Hölder," one might say "majetek Hölderovu." Without further context on the specific usage of "Hölder" as a name or concept, its application remains purely grammatical. This form is a demonstration of the complex declension system present in Slavic languages like Czech.