No. 563 in Czech

dnešní

"Today's" or "current."

In a sentence

Dnešní počasí je opravdu krásné.
Today's weather is really beautiful.
Here, 'dnešní' is used as an adjective modifying 'počasí' (weather), indicating that the weather belongs to or refers to today.
Dnešní lekce byla velmi zajímavá.
Today's lesson was very interesting.
In this sentence, 'dnešní' modifies 'lekce' (lesson), specifying the lesson that occurred or is associated with today.
Noviny přinesly zprávy o dnešní události.
The newspapers brought news about today's event.
Here, 'dnešní' describes 'událost' (event), stating that the event took place or is related to today.

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