No. 893 in Czech
číně
"Číně" is the dative or locative singular form of "Čína," meaning "China" in English.
In a sentence
Studoval jsem v Číně po dobu jednoho semestru.
I studied in China for one semester.
In this context, 'číně' is the locative case of 'Čína' (China), used to indicate location.
Věnuje se výzkumu v číně zahrnující lidová umění.
He is conducting research in China involving folk arts.
Here, 'číně' again represents the locative case of 'Čína', specifying where the research is conducted.
Získal jsem inspiraci v číně při studiu tamních tradic.
I gained inspiration in China while studying the local traditions.
'číně' is used locatively to denote the place where the action of gaining inspiration occurred.
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