krále
krále is a Czech word that translates to "king" in English. It is a masculine noun and is used in various contexts, including historical references, fairy tales, and metaphorical descriptions. The word derives from the Proto-Slavic *korľь, which itself is believed to have come from the Germanic *kuningaz, meaning "king" or "ruler." The grammatical declension of krále varies depending on its role in a sentence, with different forms used for singular and plural, as well as for different grammatical cases. For example, the genitive singular form is also krále, while the accusative singular is krále, and the vocative singular is králi. In the plural, the nominative form is králové.
The concept of a král has been significant throughout Czech history, with figures like King Wenceslas I