operacemi

Operacemi is the instrumental plural form of the Czech noun operace, meaning "operations." It denotes the plural of the concept in contexts where the instrumental case is required, such as after certain verbs or prepositions that govern the instrumental.

Morphology: The base word is operace (feminine). In Czech, feminine nouns ending in -e typically form the instrumental plural as -emi, giving operacemi. Other plural cases for operace are nominative operace, genitive operací, and dative operacím.

Usage and meaning: The term covers multiple domains where the idea of "operation" is used. In medicine, operace refers to surgical procedures. In military or strategic contexts, it denotes operations or campaigns. In mathematics and computing, operace is used for operations such as addition, subtraction, or logical operations. The instrumental plural operacemi appears in sentences that require the instrumental case, for example when something is done with or by the operations, or when describing methods or processes involving operations.

Etymology: Operace derives from Latin operatio through French opération, and the Czech form follows standard Slavic inflection patterns. The instrumental plural operacemi is a regular declensional ending for feminine nouns of this class.

See also: operace, Czech grammar, linguistic declension.