ostatnými

Ostatními is a term used in Czech to denote something that remains or is left behind. It is a grammatical case used in Slavic languages, including Czech.

The term is commonly used in combination with other words to indicate that something is remaining or has been left behind. In Czech, it is often translated to English as "remaining" or "remaining ones". Ostatními can be used in various grammatical contexts, such as adjectives, nouns, and verb constructions.

In its positive form, ostrovisti signifies the ones remaining or still in existence. The negative form ostatnímí, on the other hand, is used to indicate those remaining after a loss or reduction, such as from a dying crop or waning interest.

The term is used in everyday contexts to emphasize the relative or comparative situation of something or someone. For instance, someone might say "ostatními schopnostmi" to emphasize that they are using their remaining abilities or skills. However, the term can also be used in more formal or technical contexts, such as in mathematics or engineering.

Ostatními is a core part of the Czech language's grammatical system, allowing speakers and writers to express nuances of meaning that would otherwise be difficult to convey. As such, it remains an important element of the language's linguistic heritage. Despite being less commonly taught to non-native speakers, this grammatical construct continues to play a significant role in everyday communication and technical discourse within the Czech-speaking community.