Jazykmi

Jazykmi is not a stand-alone language or a proper noun. In Czech, jazykmi is the instrumental plural form of the noun jazyk, which means language or tongue. The base noun appears in various numbers and cases, and jazykmi is used specifically in contexts that require the instrumental case. The standard nominative plural of the same noun is jazyky, which serves for subjects and other roles across different cases.

In usage, jazykmi is encountered primarily in linguistic descriptions, grammar references, and older or regional texts where the instrumental sense is required. It belongs to a common Slavic word family for language, with cognates across related languages—such as Polish język and Russian yazyk—though the exact forms of the instrumental plural differ by language and dialect. As with many noun forms in Czech, the instrumental plural can be sensitive to stylistic choice, register, and the surrounding syntactic construction.

Overview of related forms:

- jazyk (singular)

- jazyky (nominative plural)

- jazykem (singular instrumental)

- jazykmi (instrumental plural)

See also:

- Jazyk

- Jazyky

- Slavic linguistics

Jazykmi thus stands as a specific grammatical form within Czech morphology, illustrating how the same root word can take multiple shapes to express different grammatical functions.