sedmé

sedmý is the Czech word for "seventh". It is an ordinal number, indicating the position in a sequence or series. As a grammatical adjective, it modifies nouns and agrees with them in gender, number, and case. For example, the seventh day would be "sedmý den" (masculine singular nominative), the seventh hour would be "sedmá hodina" (feminine singular nominative), and the seventh child would be "sedmé dítě" (neuter singular nominative).

The word "sedmý" is derived from the cardinal number "sedm", meaning "seven". In Czech grammar, ordinal numbers are formed by adding specific suffixes to the cardinal numbers. The formation of "sedmý" follows this pattern.

In common usage, "sedmý" is used in various contexts, such as referring to dates (e.g., the seventh of the month), ranks, or ordinal positions in lists or events. It is an integral part of the Czech numerical system and plays a crucial role in expressing order and sequence within the language.