vesnicemi

Vesnicemi is the instrumental plural form of the Czech noun vesnice, which means "villages." Vesnice is a feminine noun of the first declension, and its instrumental plural ends with -mi. The form vesnicemi is used to express a means, accompaniment, or other instrumental relationship with multiple villages, often after the preposition s (with).

In typical usage, vesnicemi appears in phrases such as s vesnicemi, meaning "with the villages." It can also occur in constructions where the instrumental case marks how an action is performed or who participates in it, as in reports, planning documents, or descriptions of regional projects. For example, a sentence like Společně pracovali s vesnicemi na obnově krajiny translates to "They worked with the villages on landscape restoration."

Grammatical context and related forms: vesnice serves as the base noun; in instrumental plural the form is vesnicemi, while other common plural forms include vesnicím (dative) and vesnicích (locative). The use of vesnicemi reflects standard Czech grammar for feminine nouns of the 1st declension and is encountered in formal writing, regional descriptions, and historical sources that discuss multiple villages.

See also: Vesnice, Czech grammar, Instrumental case. Vesnicemi illustrates how Czech marks instrumental plurality for feminine nouns ending in -e and demonstrates the broader pattern of case and number endings in the language.