mluvnickém

Mluvnickém is a grammatical case in the Czech language. It is the equivalent of the prepositional case in English and is used to indicate the location or subject of a preposition. The mluvnickém case is formed by adding specific endings to nouns, adjectives, and pronouns, which vary depending on the gender and number of the word.

The mluvnickém case is often preceded by prepositions such as o (about), v (in), na (on), s (with), and po (after). For example, the word "stůl" (table) in the nominative case becomes "o stole" (about the table) in the mluvnickém case. Similarly, "dům" (house) becomes "v domě" (in the house).

Understanding and correctly using the mluvnickém case is essential for fluent and accurate communication in Czech. It helps to clarify the relationships between different parts of a sentence and to convey precise meaning. Mistakes in case endings can lead to misunderstandings or grammatical errors. The endings for the mluvnickém case are systematic, and once learned, they can be applied consistently to various declensions.