pohárech

Pohárech is a Czech word that translates to "glasses" or "cups" in English. It is the genitive plural form of the word "pohár," which means glass or cup. This grammatical form is used when referring to multiple glasses or cups in a context that requires the genitive case, such as possession or quantity. For example, "mám dva pohárech" translates to "I have two glasses," where "pohárech" is used to indicate the quantity of glasses.

The term "pohár" itself can refer to a variety of vessels. It commonly denotes drinking glasses, such as those used for wine, beer, or water. However, it can also encompass trophies, as in "pohár vítěze" meaning "winner's trophy." The specific meaning is usually discernible from the context in which the word is used.

In everyday Czech conversation, the word "pohárech" would appear in sentences discussing situations involving multiple drinking vessels or the context of winning awards. For instance, someone might mention needing to wash many pohárech after a party, or a sports team might be celebrated for winning several pohárech. The grammatical function of the genitive plural is crucial for correct usage in these scenarios.