lokativních

Lokativních is a Czech adjective that translates to "locative" in English. It refers to a grammatical case used in many languages, particularly Slavic languages, to indicate location or place. The locative case answers questions like "where?" or "in what?".

In Czech grammar, the locative case is one of the seven main cases. It is used to express a static position or a location within or on something. For instance, one might use the locative case to say "in the house" (v domě) or "on the table" (na stole). The form of a noun, pronoun, or adjective changes to its locative form when it functions in this grammatical role.

The usage of the locative case is often dictated by prepositions such as "v" (in), "na" (on), "o" (about, concerning), or "při" (at, during). The specific endings for the locative case vary depending on the gender and declension class of the word. Learning these declensions is a fundamental part of mastering Czech grammar. While many languages have ways to express location, the explicit grammatical marking through a dedicated locative case is a characteristic feature of languages like Czech and its relatives.