Plány

Plány is a noun used in Czech and Slovak that means “plans” or “schemes,” and it is the plural form of plán. In everyday language, it refers to intended activities or projects. For example, in Czech you might say, “Mám několik plánů na víkend,” and in Slovak, “Má niekoľko plánov na budúci týždeň.” The word commonly appears in contexts related to scheduling, goals, or future arrangements, and it can function as either the subject or the object of a sentence.

Toponymy and linguistic note: Plány is also the name of several small settlements in the Czech Republic, where the toponym likely reflects historical land demarcation, field layouts, or planning practices in the past. In maps and older documents, the term may appear in reference to parcels of land or planned layouts within a village or estate.

Usage and related forms: The singular form of the noun is plán, meaning “a plan.” Related terms include plánování (planning) and plány as the plural of plán in both languages. The English equivalent is often the word “plans,” and the term can appear in similar contexts dealing with future intentions, projects, or organized layouts.

See also: plán, plans, plánovanie, planning.