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otázek

Otázek is the genitive plural form of the Czech noun otázka, which means "question." It is used in grammatical contexts where the noun is governed by numerals or by prepositions that require the genitive case, to express quantities or relationships involving questions.

In practice, otázek appears in phrases describing amounts of questions or in contexts that require the genitive

Morphology and related forms: otázek is the genitive plural of otázka. The singular forms are človek different:

Usage notes: Otázek is primarily used in Czech, especially in educational, journalistic, and formal writing, where

See also: otazka (the base noun), otazky (plural form in nominative), otázek (genitive plural).

plural.
For
example,
numbers
five
and
higher
take
the
genitive
plural:
"deset
otázek"
(ten
questions)
and
"mnoho
otázek"
(many
questions).
It
also
occurs
after
prepositions
that
govern
the
genitive,
such
as
"bez
otázek"
(without
questions).
nominative
singular
is
otázka,
genitive
singular
is
otázky;
nominative
plural
is
otázky,
while
genitive
plural
is
otázek.
This
overlap
means
that
the
same
spelling
can
appear
in
different
cases
depending
on
the
grammatical
role
in
the
sentence.
precise
quantity
or
relation
of
questions
is
being
described.
It
should
not
be
confused
with
the
nominative
plural
"otázky,"
which
means
"questions"
in
contexts
not
requiring
the
genitive
plural.