odesílatele

Odesílatele is the genitive singular and accusative singular form of the Czech noun odesílatel, which means the sender or the person who sends something, such as mail or a message. The base noun is masculine animate; its nominative singular is odesílatel and its accusative singular also takes the form odesílatele, as is common for masculine animate nouns in Czech.

In addition to the singular forms, the noun has standard plural forms (odesílatelé in nominative; odesílatele in accusative; etc.), used when referring to multiple senders. The genitive singular form odesílatele is frequently used to express possession or relation, as in phrases describing something belonging to the sender.

Usage guidance: odesílatele commonly appears in administrative, legal, or formal writing to indicate possession (the sender’s name, the sender’s address) or as the object of a verb in contexts involving the sender. Examples include: “Jméno odesílatele je uvedeno v dokumentu.” (The sender’s name is listed in the document.) “Adresu odesílatele lze nalézt v hlavičce dopisu.” (The sender’s address can be found in the letter header.)

Relation to other terms: the word does not denote a separate concept beyond its grammatical role; it is a case form of odesílatel, which derives from the verb odeslat, meaning to send. See also odesílatel and Czech grammar references for further decline patterns.