kuchyniach

Kuchyních is a Czech linguistic form: it is the locative plural of the feminine noun kuchyně, which means kitchen. It is used after prepositions that require the locative case, such as v (in), o (about), and na (on/at), to indicate location or topic related to multiple kitchens.

In everyday usage, kuchyních denotes “in the kitchens” or “about the kitchens” and is typically found in descriptive or narrative texts, architectural descriptions, or discussions of domestic spaces. The base noun kuchyně refers to a kitchen as a room or to kitchens in a general sense, while the plural locative form focuses on multiple kitchen spaces.

Examples:

- V moderních kuchyních rodinných domů se často otevírá otevřený prostor. (In the modern kitchens of family homes, the open space is often created.)

- O kuchyních starších budov se vypráví v souvislosti s jejich rekonstrukcí. (Stories about the kitchens of older buildings circulate in connection with their renovation.)

Orthography and diacritics:

In standard Czech orthography the form is kuchyních, written with the háček on i. In texts without diacritics, it may appear as kuchynich, though the correct form with diacritics is kuchyních.

Relation to related terms:

Kuchyně (singular) is the base noun meaning “kitchen.” Other cases and numbers produce different forms (for example, singular locative is kuchyni). The word is widely used in texts about homes, architecture, cooking, and historical interiors.

Overall, kuchyních functions as a precise grammatical form used to reference multiple kitchens within Czech language discourse.