zprávami

Zprávami is the instrumental plural form of the feminine Czech noun zpráva, which means a report, message, or piece of news. The language uses zpráva to denote information that is communicated or published, from brief notices to longer journalism pieces. In everyday usage, zprávy can refer to news items in general, updates from organizations, or messages delivered by someone. The instrumental plural zprávami appears in sentences and expressions that require the instrumental case, such as after certain prepositions or in fixed phrases meaning “with news” or “bearing information.”

Etymology and sense development: zpráva derives from the verb zpravit, meaning to inform or notify. The noun broadened to include both a single informational item and, collectively, a set of such items. In Czech, the plural forms distinguish between multiple items (zprávy) and the instrumental plural (zprávami) used in specific grammatical contexts.

Usage and context: In ordinary language, zprávy may refer to current information or updates provided by media, organizations, or individuals. The form zprávami serves grammatical purposes rather than creating a distinct semantic category; it is encountered wherever the sentence requires the instrumental case. In journalistic practice, the word zprávy is also used as a title or label for news broadcasts in Czech media, where it functions as a proper name rather than a common noun.

See also: zpráva, zprávy. The term reflects the Czech focus on informing and communicating and is widely used across media, administration, and everyday speech to denote news, reports, and messages.