odesílatelm

Odesílatel is a Czech noun meaning the sender, the person or entity that sends a message, letter, package, or other item. The form odesílatelm is not standard; it is most likely a misspelling or mis-typed variant of the instrumental singular odesílatelem. The noun belongs to the masculine gender and is used in formal and administrative language to designate the agent of sending.

Etymology and usage: Odesílatel is formed from the verb odesílat (to send) with the agent-noun suffix, yielding a common pattern for agent nouns in Czech. In sentences, the odesílatel can be the subject (nominative: odesílatel) or the agent in a passive construction (instrumental: odesílatelem, meaning “by the sender”). For example, Dokument byl odeslán odesílatelem means “The document was sent by the sender.” The term frequently appears in official correspondence, logistics, mailing systems, and fields that label roles in forms and records (for instance, a form might have a field labeled Odesílatel to identify who sent the item).

Declension and form: Like other masculine nouns ending in -atel, odesílatel declines through cases across singular and plural. The instrumental singular form is odesílatelem. Other cases follow standard patterns for this class of nouns, with plural forms used in contexts referring to multiple senders.

See also: odesílat, the verb to send; odesílatel as a role in formal documents and mail systems.

Note: If you encounter odesílatelm, consider it a nonstandard spelling; the correct form in standard Czech is typically odesílatelem (instrumental) or odesílatel (nominative).