úloze

Úloze is a grammatical form of the Czech noun úloha, which means task, assignment, or role. It is a feminine noun of the first declension, and úloze represents the dative singular as well as the locative singular in ordinary usage. Because Czech marks case on the noun, the same form can appear with different prepositions and verbs depending on meaning.

In practical terms, úloze is found in contexts that express a recipient or a location related to the task or role. The dative sense can indicate to whom something is given or assigned, while the locative sense is used after prepositions that require the locative case, often describing a position or topic related to the task. Common examples include phrases such as “v úloze učitele” (in the role of a teacher) and “o úloze” (about the task).

Usage notes:

- The form is a case form, not a standalone lexical item; its function is to mark grammatical relations within a sentence.

- Its meaning centers on tasks, assignments, or roles rather than on the act of performing a task itself.

- Because Czech nouns are heavily inflected, úloze appears in various constructions where the noun úloha governs a dative or locative relationship.

See also:

- úloha

- úkol

- role in language and grammar

- Czech case system

In summary, úloze is the dative/locative singular form of úloha, used to convey relational meanings tied to tasks, roles, or assignments in Czech.