hebrejských

Hebrejských is the genitive plural form of the adjective "hebrejský" in Czech and Slovak languages. This adjective translates to "Hebrew" in English and refers to things related to the Hebrew people, their culture, language, or history.

When used in its genitive plural form, "hebrejských" indicates possession or relation to multiple Hebrew entities. For example, one might speak of "dějiny hebrejských národů" (the history of Hebrew peoples) or "vliv hebrejských tradic" (the influence of Hebrew traditions). The adjective agrees in gender, number, and case with the noun it modifies, and "hebrejských" is specifically the masculine animate or inanimate genitive plural form.

The term "Hebrew" itself has a long and complex history, often referring to a Semitic people who inhabited ancient Israel and spoke the Hebrew language. The language, Hebrew, is a Northwest Semitic language, the language of the Hebrew Bible and modern Israel. The adjective "hebrejský" (and its various forms like "hebrejských") is therefore used to connect concepts, objects, or people to this specific linguistic and cultural heritage. Understanding this grammatical form is key to deciphering its meaning within Czech and Slovak sentences that refer to anything connected to the Hebrew heritage.