blíícímu

Blíícímu is not a standard Czech dictionary form; it is most likely a misspelling of blížícímu, which is the dative singular masculine animate form of the present active participle blížící se, derived from the verb blížit se (to approach).

Blížící se is a present active participle that describes something or someone that is approaching. It behaves like an adjective and agrees with the noun it modifies in gender, number, and case. When used in the dative singular masculine animate form, the ending becomes blížícímu, with the reflexive se kept in its separate particle position (blížícímu se). This form is commonly found in formal or literary styles and may appear in phrases that indicate proximity or imminent presence.

Morphology and usage notes: the participle blížící se declines like an adjective and can modify masculine, feminine, or neuter nouns, with corresponding endings. In the dative singular masculine animate, the form is blížícímu se. The correct spelling in standard Czech for this form is blížícímu; the string blíícímu would be considered a misspelling or typographical error. The construction often accompanies prepositions that govern the dative, such as k (to) or pro (for), and can appear in clauses that describe an approaching person or thing.

Example: K blížícímu se muži se obrátili hosté s úsměvem. (The guests turned to the approaching man with a smile.)

See also: blížící se, present participles in Czech, Czech grammar, adjective-like participles.