Nemocemi

Nemocemi is the instrumental plural form of the Czech noun nemoc, which means illness or disease. The word nemoc is a feminine noun, and its instrumental plural is nemocemi. This grammatical form is used in Czech to indicate the means, cause, or condition in sentences that require the instrumental case, especially after certain verbs such as trpět (to suffer from) or when describing someone as being afflicted by diseases.

In usage, nemocemi appears in both medical and general-language contexts. For example, it can be used in phrases like "pacient trpěl nemocemi" (the patient suffered from diseases) or "byl postižen nemocemi" (he was afflicted by diseases). The form helps convey that diseases are the condition affecting the subject, rather than a nominative subject.

Nemocemi is part of a broader set of related forms for nemoc, including nemoc (singular nominative), nemoci (plural nominative/genitive singular), and nemocí (genitive plural). These forms reflect standard Czech noun declension patterns for feminine nouns ending in a consonant and demonstrate how the same root can appear in different cases to fit grammatical roles in a sentence.

Etymologically, nemoc derives from historical Slavic roots associated with weakness or suffering, with nemocemi representing one of several inflected forms used in modern Czech. The term is primarily a linguistic and medical descriptor, and its instrumental plural form is most frequently encountered in clinical writing, grammatical references, and prose that involves descriptions of illnesses in a plural sense.