No. 252 in Czech
dní
The Czech word "dní" means "days" (genitive plural form).
In a sentence
Mám dovolenou na sedm dní.
I have a vacation for seven days.
The word 'dní' is used in the genitive plural form, which follows numbers higher than five in Czech grammar.
Uběhlo několik dní od naší poslední schůzky.
Several days have passed since our last meeting.
Here, 'dní' is in the genitive plural form, used after the word 'několik' (several) that governs this case.
Během letních dní rádi chodíme k vodě.
During summer days, we like going to the water.
In this context, 'dní' is part of a time expression, specifically in the genitive plural case, denoting 'of days'.
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