ulíc

ulíc is the genitive plural form of the Slovak noun ulica, which means street. It is used in Slovak grammar to express quantity, possession, or description related to streets. The nominative singular is ulica and the nominative plural is ulice; the form ulíc appears specifically as the genitive plural.

Usage examples include phrases such as "počet ulíc v meste" (the number of streets in the city), "dlhých ulíc" (of long streets), "názvy ulíc" (names of streets), and "z ulíc mesta" (from the streets of the city). In Slovak, adjectives and numerals that govern the genitive plural with feminine nouns like ulica typically accompany the form ulíc, as in "dlhých ulíc."

Orthography and language context distinguish ulíc from its Czech counterpart. The corresponding Czech genitive plural is "ulic" (without diacritics). The accent in ulíc marks a Slovak-specific phonological feature and aligns with standard Slovak spelling conventions.

See also: ulica, the base noun meaning street, and ulice, the Czech plural in nominative. In Slovak texts, ulíc is most commonly encountered in descriptions of streets, addresses, and statistical or descriptive phrases where the genitive plural is required.