povodnmi

Povodnmi is the instrumental plural form of the Czech noun povodeň, which designates a flood. In standard Czech orthography the instrumental plural is povodněmi; texts that omit diacritics may render the form as povodnemi, but the essential function is the same: it marks the plural instrumental case, used after prepositions like s (with) or in constructions requiring instrumental meaning.

The term appears primarily in linguistic, geographic, and discursive contexts to discuss flood events and their impacts. Etymologically, povodeň denotes a rise in water levels and overflow of riverbanks, rooted in the Czech word for water and related formation elements that convey inundation or flooding events. In practical usage, povodněmi can express actions or states related to floods, such as damages caused by floods (škody způsobené povodněmi) or regions affected by floods (oblastí povodněmi postihnutých).

Povodnmi is thus a grammatical form rather than a standalone concept. It is encountered in hydrology, disaster management, historical accounts, and literature addressing flood phenomena in Czech-speaking areas. For non-C Czech readers, the corresponding English equivalents are floods or flood-related phenomena. See also povodeň, floods, hydrology, flood management.