bázemi

Bázemi is a term that can refer to several things, most commonly a grammatical inflection in the Czech language. In Czech grammar, "bázemi" is the locative plural form of the noun "báze," which translates to "base" or "basis" in English. This form is used when indicating location or a state of being within or upon multiple bases or foundations. For example, one might speak of concepts being "na bázemi" of scientific principles, meaning they are founded upon these principles.

Beyond its grammatical function, "bázemi" might also appear in other contexts depending on the specific field or dialect. However, without further context, the grammatical interpretation is the most prevalent. It is important to understand the grammatical case and number to correctly interpret the meaning of "bázemi" in a Czech sentence. The singular locative form, for instance, would be "bázi." The noun itself, "báze," is derived from Latin "basis." Therefore, when encountering "bázemi," it is generally advisable to consider its grammatical role in the sentence to ascertain its precise meaning.