jídelních

Jídelních is a Czech grammatical form derived from the word "jídelní," which translates to "dining" or "meal" in English. Specifically, it is the genitive plural form of the adjective "jídelní." This means it is used when referring to things belonging to or related to dining tables, meals, or dining rooms in a plural context, and when the noun it modifies is in the genitive case. For example, "stolů jídelních" would mean "of dining tables."

The adjective "jídelní" itself is used to describe objects or concepts associated with eating and meals. Common uses include "jídelní stůl" (dining table), "jídelní lístek" (menu), "jídelní vůz" (dining car on a train), and "jídelní zvyklosti" (dining customs). When these items are plural and in the genitive case, the adjective changes to "jídelních." This grammatical change is crucial for correct Czech sentence construction and understanding.

The concept of "jídelních" is fundamental to understanding Czech grammar, particularly how adjectives agree with nouns in number, gender, and case. The genitive case, in which "jídelních" appears, often indicates possession, absence, or a part of something. Therefore, correctly employing this form ensures clarity and accuracy in communication about dining-related matters in the Czech language.