pijímanými

Pijímanými is a Czech word that functions as the instrumental plural form of the adjective "pijaný". The adjective "pijaný" translates to "drunk" or "intoxicated" in English. Therefore, "pijímanými" refers to multiple entities or individuals who are in a state of drunkenness.

In Czech grammar, the instrumental case is often used to indicate the means by which an action is performed, or with whom or what an action is performed. When used with "pijímanými", it would describe a situation involving drunk people or things. For example, one might say "Šli jsme kolem pijímanými muži" which translates to "We walked past drunk men". The word "pijímanými" in this context indicates that the men were drunk.

The root of the word "pijaný" is "pít", meaning "to drink". The adjective describes someone who has been drinking excessively. The plural form "pijaní" refers to more than one drunk person, and "pijímanými" is the instrumental declension of this plural adjective. Usage of "pijímanými" is relatively straightforward within the context of Czech sentences describing groups of intoxicated individuals.