No. 324 in Czech
českých
"Českých" means "Czech" (genitive plural form) in English.
In a sentence
Náklady na opravu byly pokryty z českých fondů.
The cost of the repair was covered by Czech funds.
Here, 'českých' is used as an adjective in the genitive plural form, modifying the noun 'fondů' (funds), indicating possession or origin.
Razítko bylo vyrobeno v jedné z českých továren.
The stamp was made in one of the Czech factories.
In this sentence, 'českých' is in the genitive plural form, qualifying 'továren' (factories), again showing the characteristic of being Czech.
Setkání se konalo v prostorách českých univerzit.
The meeting was held in the premises of Czech universities.
Here, 'českých' is in the genitive plural form too, providing a descriptive quality to 'univerzit' (universities), specifying that they are Czech.
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