stránkách

Stránkách is the locative plural form of the Czech noun stránka, meaning page. It is used after locative-case prepositions such as na or v to indicate location on pages, surfaces, or locations within a website or a publication. In practice, it refers to multiple pages—whether in a printed document or on the internet.

Etymology and sense: Stránka originally referred to a leaf or page of a manuscript; the meaning expanded to mean a page of a book and, in modern usage, a page on a computer screen. The term is widely applied to both physical pages and digital pages, with web-specific phrases such as webová stránka (web page) and stránky webu (the pages of a site). The form stránkách specifically encodes a plural and a locative relationship, as in na stránkách (on the pages, or on the site).

Usage: The phrase na stránkách is common in journalism, documentation, and everyday language to point readers to information located on specific pages, whether in a magazine, a brochure, or a website. For example, informační text might say something like “Aktualizace naleznete na stránkách projektu” (Updates can be found on the project’s pages). In academic or formal writing, the term helps locate cited material or supplementary content spread across multiple pages.

See also: Stránka, meaning page in general; webová stránka, meaning a web page; stránky, a general reference to multiple pages. Stránkách functions as a grammatical form rather than a standalone concept, tying location to pages within printed or digital contexts.