No. 281 in Czech
dítě
Child.
In a sentence
To dítě si hrálo na zahradě.
The child was playing in the garden.
Here, "dítě" is used as a noun in the nominative case, meaning 'child'.
Věnoval dárek dítěti, aby ho potěšil.
He gave the gift to the child to make them happy.
In this sentence, "dítěti" is the dative case of "dítě," indicating the indirect object ('to the child').
Je to hodné dítě, které vždy naslouchá.
They are a good child who always listens.
This example uses "dítě" in the nominative case, highlighting characteristics of the child.
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