vysokém

Vysokém is the locative singular form of the Czech adjective vysoký, meaning high or tall. It is used with masculine inanimate and neuter nouns in the locative case, typically after prepositions such as v (in), na (on), or o (about). For feminine nouns, the locative singular form is vysoké. In the plural, the locative form is vysokých, as in o vysokých domech or na vysokých kopcích.

In Czech grammar, adjectives decline for gender, number, and case. The locative is one of the oblique cases used after certain prepositions to indicate location, topic, or state. The form vysokém signals that the noun it modifies is in the masculine inanimate or neuter gender and that the context requires the locative. The endings vary by gender and number: masculine/neuter singular locative often ends in -ém, feminine singular in -é, and plural in -ých (with corresponding noun endings).

Usage examples include: o vysokém domě (about the tall house), v vysokém věku (at a high age), na vysokém kopci (on the high hill). These constructions illustrate how the locative form ties the modified noun to the preposition, conveying location, topic, or description within Czech syntax.

Vysokém is primarily a grammatical form rather than a standalone lexical entry; it appears in phrases wherever the locative case is required. It should not be treated as a separate location name, but as a gendered inflection of vysoký used in prepositional phrases.