Nádorech

Nádor is a Czech noun meaning tumor. The form nádorech is the locative plural of nádor, used after prepositions such as v (in) and o (about) to refer to tumors or to topics related to tumors. In medical texts you will find phrases like v nádorech (in tumors) and o nádorech (about tumors).

Origin and form: The Czech term nádor is borrowed from Latin tumor, likely via German, and follows standard Czech noun declension. The basic forms include nádor (nominative singular), nádory (nominative plural), and nádorech (locative plural). The locative case is used with situational or thematic prepositions to specify location or discussion topics.

Usage: Nádor appears in both clinical and research contexts. Nádorech is typically encountered when speaking about tumors in a broader sense or addressing tumors as a topic of study, for example in phrases describing research, diagnosis, or treatment discussions that pertain to tumors in general. Distinctions within tumor terminology are made using other forms such as nádory (plural nominative) for “tumors” and nádorů or nádorům in various cases.

Examples: Examples include “v nádorech se objevují změny buněk” (in tumors changes in cells appear) and “o nádorech se diskutovalo na konferenci” (about tumors, a discussion took place at the conference).

See also: nádory, oncology, cancer.