krevního

Krevního is a Czech word that translates to "blood" in English when used in a genitive case. The genitive case is a grammatical case used to indicate possession, origin, or a part of something. Therefore, "krevního" is not a standalone word with its own meaning but rather a grammatical form of the noun "krev," meaning "blood."

For example, in a sentence like "potřeba krevního oběhu," which means "the need for blood circulation," "krevního" is the genitive form of "krev" modifying "oběhu" (circulation). It signifies that the circulation is related to blood. Similarly, in phrases like "skupina krevního typu" (blood type group), "krevního" again functions as a possessive or descriptive element.

Understanding the context in which "krevního" appears is crucial for accurate translation and comprehension. It is a common grammatical feature in Slavic languages like Czech, where nouns change their endings based on their function within a sentence. This genitive form is essential for constructing grammatically correct phrases and sentences that accurately convey relationships involving blood.