Nejhojnjích

"Nejhojnjích" is a Czech grammatical form. It is the genitive plural masculine or neuter of the superlative adjective "nejhojnější". This adjective translates to "most abundant", "most numerous", or "most plentiful" in English.

The superlative degree in Czech is formed by adding the prefix "nej-" to the positive form of the adjective. In this case, the positive form is "hojný", meaning "abundant" or "plentiful". When inflected into the genitive plural masculine or neuter, it becomes "nejhojnjích". The genitive case is used in various grammatical contexts, such as indicating possession or absence. The plural form refers to multiple items, and the masculine/neuter gender applies to nouns of those grammatical genders.

Therefore, "nejhojnjích" would be used in a sentence to refer to the "most abundant" or "most numerous" items that are masculine or neuter in grammatical gender and are in the genitive plural form. For example, it might appear in phrases like "nedostatek nejhojnjích druhů" (lack of the most abundant species) or "mezi nejhojnjích zvířaty" (among the most numerous animals). Understanding this form is crucial for comprehending Czech grammar, particularly when dealing with superlatives and noun declensions.