Mokrým

Mokrým is the instrumental singular form of the Czech adjective mokrý, which means wet, damp, or soaked. It is used to describe the state of a noun when that noun is in the instrumental case, often after prepositions such as s (with) or in phrases that express manner or condition. In standard usage, mokrým appears with masculine inanimate nouns and with neuter nouns in the instrumental singular. The feminine instrumental singular form is mokrou, used with feminine nouns.

Examples of usage include phrases like s mokrým hadrem (with a wet rag) or s mokrým počasím (with wet weather). The form mokrým therefore functions as a grammatical marker that agrees with the gender and number of the noun it describes, while conveying the sense of moisture or dampness.

Etymology and related forms: mokrý derives from the Proto-Slavic root *mokrъ and has cognates in other Slavic languages, such as Slovak mokrý, Polish mokry, and Russian mokry. The instrumental form mokrým is a standard inflected variant used in Czech to express how something exists or is acted upon in a wet condition.

See also: mokro (wetness), mokrý (the base adjective), and other inflected forms in Czech adjective declension.