Provozech

Provozech is the locative plural form of the Czech noun provoz, which means operation, running, or a facility such as a factory or plant. This form is used to indicate location or state within multiple operations or facilities and appears after prepositions such as v or na in technical and industrial contexts.

Grammatical background: Provoz is a masculine inanimate noun. Its singular locative is provozu, and its plural nominative is provozy. The plural locative form, provozech, is used with prepositions to denote being in or within several operations or sites, for example in phrases describing where manufacturing or service activities take place.

Usage and examples: In everyday technical language you might encounter sentences like “Výroba probíhá v provozech firmy,” meaning that production is carried out in the company’s facilities. Another example could be “Stav jednotlivých provozů je monitorován,” indicating that the state of the individual operations or facilities is monitored. The form is most common in industrial, logistical, and administrative discourse.

Etymology and related forms: The noun provoz comes from the verb provozovat, meaning to operate. Provozech, as its locative plural, follows the standard Czech pattern of forming noun forms with the -ov- suffix family and the locative plural ending -ech. Understanding this form helps in reading technical reports, production notes, and facility descriptions in Czech.