No. 486 in Czech
babiše
"Babiše" is the genitive form of "Babiš," referring to Andrej Babiš, a Czech politician and businessman.
In a sentence
Viděl jsem babiše na náměstí mluvit s lidmi.
I saw Babiš speaking with people in the square.
Here, 'babiše' refers to the proper noun, a name (Babiš), in the accusative singular case, used as the direct object of the verb 'viděl' (saw).
Včera v televizi analyzovali politiku babiše.
Yesterday on TV, they analyzed Babiš's politics.
In this usage, 'babiše' is used in the genitive case, indicating possession (Babiš's politics).
Uvažovali jsme o reformách navržených babišem.
We considered the reforms proposed by Babiš.
Here, 'babišem' is in the instrumental case, expressing 'by Babiš' as the doer of the action for 'navržených' (proposed).
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