výkladech

Výklad is a Czech noun with core meanings tied to revealing the meaning of something. The most common sense is explanation or interpretation: a statement that clarifies the sense of a text, argument, phenomenon, or situation. In scholarly, legal, religious, and literary contexts, výklad denotes an interpretation or exegesis, such as výklad zákona (interpretation of the law) or výklad písma (scriptural interpretation). The plural výklady refers to multiple explanations or interpretations offered by various authors or traditions.

Grammatical notes: výklad is masculine inanimate. In singular, the forms are výklad (nom.), výkladu (gen./loc.), výkladu (dat.), výklad (acc.). In plural, the forms are výklady (nom.), výkladů (gen.), výkladům (dat.), výklady (acc.), and the locative plural is výkladech. The locative plural is typically used with the prepositions v or o, yielding phrases such as ve výkladech or o výkladech, to express “in the interpretations” or “about the interpretations.”

Etymology and related forms: výklad derives from the verb vykládat, meaning to explain, interpret, or translate. The noun crystallizes the result of such activity—the explanation or interpretation produced by a person or tradition. Related terms include interpretace (interpretation) and exegese (exegesis), which are used in more specialized or literary contexts.

Usage notes: výklad is common in academic writing, jurisprudence, theology, and literary criticism. It can refer to textual interpretation, the way a concept is understood, or the explanation offered by a commentator. Distinctions among senses depend on context and collocation, such as výklad textu, výklad práva, or výklad symbolů.