petrvávajícímu

petrvávajícímu is a Czech word that functions as a declined form of the adjective "petrvávající". This adjective describes something that is petrifying or turning into stone. The ending "-mu" indicates that it is in the dative or accusative case, and singular, for a masculine or neuter noun. Therefore, "petrvávajícímu" would be used in a sentence where something is being described as petrifying, and it is the indirect object or the direct object of a transitive verb that governs the accusative case, referring to a masculine or neuter entity.

The root of the word comes from "kámen," meaning stone, and the verb "petrvat," which relates to the process of becoming stone-like. This transformation can occur naturally, such as through geological processes, or metaphorically, to describe something becoming rigid or unfeeling. The specific grammatical context of "petrvávajícímu" is crucial for understanding its precise role within a Czech sentence. It's a descriptive term that emphasizes the ongoing nature of the petrification process.