pohyblivého

Pohyblivého is a Czech word that translates to "movable," "mobile," or "moving" in English, depending on the context. It is the genitive masculine/neuter singular form of the adjective "pohyblivý." This adjective describes something that has the ability to move or change position.

In a literal sense, "pohyblivého" can refer to a physical object that is not fixed. For instance, it could describe a movable wall or a movable piece of furniture. The term can also be used in a more abstract sense. It might describe a movable property or asset, such as a vehicle or a piece of equipment that can be relocated.

In legal or financial contexts, "pohyblivého" might appear in phrases related to assets or goods. For example, "movité věci" translates to "movable property" and encompasses items that can be physically moved, differentiating them from "nemovité věci" (immovable property) like land and buildings.

The word "pohyblivého" is part of the declension system in the Czech language, meaning its form changes based on its grammatical role in a sentence, including case, number, and gender. Understanding this declension is crucial for correct usage.