obojího

obojího is a Czech word that translates to "of both" or "of the two" in English. It is the genitive form of the neuter pronoun "oboje," which refers to two things or two people. The word is used to indicate possession or origin from a pair of items or individuals.

For example, if someone says "nemám obojího," they mean "I don't have (either) of the two." If they say "potřebuji obojího," it translates to "I need (something) of both" or "I need both." The specific meaning depends on the context of the sentence.

The word obojího is frequently encountered in Czech grammar and everyday speech. Its usage is similar to how English speakers might use phrases like "either one," "both," or "of the two," depending on the grammatical structure and intended meaning. Understanding its genitive case is key to comprehending its function within Czech sentences.