No. 483 in Czech
února
"Února" means "February" (genitive case) in English.
In a sentence
V únoru je v České republice často zima.
In February, it is often cold in the Czech Republic.
The word 'únoru' here is in the locative case, used to denote 'in February'.
Prvního února začne nový semestr.
The new semester will start on the first of February.
The word 'února' is in the genitive case, used in date expressions to specify 'of February'.
Pamatuji si na příhodu z února minulého roku.
I remember an incident from February of last year.
The word 'února' is in the genitive case, indicating 'from February' in relation to time context.
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