dárci

dárci is a term that can refer to several distinct concepts. In some contexts, it is a Czech and Slovak given name, often a diminutive form of larger names like Dárie or Dorota. As a given name, it is predominantly female.

Beyond its use as a personal name, dárci is also the plural form of the word "dárce" in Czech and Slovak, which translates to "donor" in English. This term is widely used in medical and philanthropic contexts. For instance, a "kostní dárce" is a bone marrow donor, and a "orgánový dárce" is an organ donor. Similarly, in the context of charitable giving, "dárci krve" refers to blood donors, and "finanční dárci" are financial donors or benefactors. The concept of dárci is central to many life-saving procedures and charitable initiatives.

In rarer instances, "dárci" might appear in historical or linguistic discussions, potentially relating to specific regional dialects or antiquated terminology, though these uses are less common in modern discourse. The primary and most frequently encountered meanings revolve around the personal name and the concept of donation.