ostatnímí

Ostatními is a term that can have different meanings depending on the context, but most commonly it refers to other people or things. In a social context, "ostatními" implies a group of individuals distinct from the speaker or a particular subject. This can be used to describe interactions, relationships, or comparisons between one person or entity and the rest of a group. For example, "On je jiný než ostatními" translates to "He is different from the others," highlighting a contrast.

In a broader sense, "ostatními" can also refer to remaining items, resources, or concepts. If someone has used some of a particular item, "ostatními" would denote the remaining portion. This usage is common when discussing quantities, possessions, or available options. For instance, "Vezmi si ostatními jablky" means "Take the remaining apples."

The grammatical form of "ostatními" is the instrumental plural of the adjective "ostatní," meaning "other" or "remaining." This grammatical case in Czech is used to indicate the instrument or means by which an action is performed, or to denote accompaniment. Therefore, when used in a sentence, it often follows prepositions or verbs that require the instrumental case, signifying a relationship with "the others" or "the remaining ones" as the means or accompanying element. Understanding the grammatical role of "ostatními" is crucial for accurate interpretation in Czech.