Pedchozího

Pedchozího is not a standard Czech word. It is almost always a misspelling or typographical error for předchozího, the genitive singular form of the adjective předchozí, which means previous or preceding. When used correctly, předchozí describes something that comes before a reference point in time, order, or sequence.

In Czech, předchozí is declined like other adjectives ending in -í. The base form for masculine nominative singular is předchozí; in the genitive singular masculine it becomes předchozího, as in předchozího dne (of the previous day). The same base is used with other cases and with feminine and neuter nouns, adjusting for gender and number according to standard adjective declension. The key point for learners is that pedchozího is not recognized as a standard form; the correct genitive singular is předchozího.

Usage of předchozí is common in formal, descriptive, and narrative writing when referring to something that preceded another item, event, or time period. Examples include předchozí rok (the previous year), v předchozím článku (in the previous article), or podle předchozího záznamu (according to the preceding record). It contrasts with předešlý, which is more archaic or literary in contemporary Czech, and with jiné synonyms that may carry slightly different connotations.

Overall, pedchozího should be corrected to předchozího, since the latter is the standard form used to express the genitive singular of the adjective meaning previous or preceding.