nápojové

Nápojová refers to a grammatical case in several Slavic languages, including Czech and Slovak. It is used to indicate the recipient of a beverage or the purpose of an item related to drinking. This case is distinct from the genitive or accusative cases, which might otherwise be used in different grammatical contexts.

In Czech, the nápojová case is a specialized form of the genitive. It is primarily used with certain prepositions or verbs that denote the act of drinking or the provision of drinks. For example, when referring to something that is "for drinking" or "of drink," the nápojová form might be employed. It is less common in everyday speech and is often found in more specific or archaic contexts.

Similarly, Slovak grammar recognizes a nápojová case, also related to the genitive. It serves the purpose of denoting that something is intended for drinking. The usage is similar to its Czech counterpart, appearing in contexts where the idea of a beverage is central. Understanding the nápojová case requires familiarity with the specific grammatical rules and lexical items that trigger its use in these languages.