hodnotách

Hodnotách is the locative plural form of hodnota, a noun used in Czech and Slovak to refer to value in various senses. It denotes what is considered valuable or important, as well as a numerical quantity. The form hodnostach appears after prepositions such as v or o, for example v hodnotách or o hodnotách, indicating “in values” or “about values.” The exact sense depends on context.

In mathematics and statistics, hodnoty (nominative plural) are the numerical values within a data set. The locative form hodnotách is used when speaking about those values in a given context, for instance in phrases like “v hodnotách dat” or “v hodnotách souboru.” The concept is central to describing measurements, distributions, and comparisons.

In ethics, philosophy, and everyday discourse, hodnoty refer to moral principles or standards that a person or group deems important, such as svoboda, rovnost, spravedlnost, or solidarity. Discussions about societal priorities often use phrases like “hodnoty společnosti” or “etické hodnoty,” highlighting shared or contested beliefs.

In social sciences and media, hodnoty can also mean abstract or cultural priorities that shape behavior, policy, or public debate. The locative form enables precise expression of these values in statements about their presence, evaluation, or change within a given context.

Overall, hodnotách functions as a grammatical form that supports nuanced talk about values, whether numerical, moral, cultural, or societal, in Czech and Slovak language use.