Jeklíovou

Jeklíovou is the accusative singular form of the Czech feminine surname Jeklíová. It is used when the woman bearing the surname Jeklíová is the direct object of a sentence or clause. The nominative form is Jeklíová, while Jeklíovou appears in contexts that require the accusative case, following the standard Czech pattern for feminine surnames ending in -ová.

This form illustrates how Czech surnames behave in declension: the base surname Jeklíová changes to Jeklíovou in the accusative, signaling the grammatical role of the person as the object of the action. For example, a sentence such as Pozval jsem Jeklíovou na konferenci demonstrates the direct-object function of the accusative form.

In practical use, Jeklíovou will appear in narrative or reported speech where a specific woman named Jeklíová is affected by an action. Outside of such grammatical contexts, references to the person would typically use the nominative Jeklíová or other cases depending on syntactic needs.

See also: Jeklíová, the base feminine surname; Czech surname declension patterns, which describe how surnames ending with -ová are inflected in different grammatical cases.