dlníkovi

The term "dlníkovi" is a Czech word that translates to "to the palm" or "in the palm" in English. It is a locative case form of the noun "dlani," which means "palm." This grammatical construction is used to indicate a position or location within the palm of the hand.

For example, one might say "Mince leží dlníkovi" which translates to "The coin lies in the palm." The word is frequently encountered in contexts related to hand gestures, physical actions involving the hand, or descriptions of objects being held. It is a fundamental part of Czech grammar, demonstrating the inflectional nature of the language. Understanding the various cases of nouns, such as the locative case used in "dlníkovi," is crucial for comprehending and speaking Czech accurately. The word itself is relatively common in everyday language and literature.