No. 567 in Czech
jaře
The Czech word "jaře" is the locative singular form of "jaro," meaning "spring" (the season).
In a sentence
Na jaře kvete mnoho květin.
In spring, many flowers bloom.
Here, 'jaře' is the locative case form of 'jaro', which means 'spring'. It is used to specify the time during which the action occurs (in spring).
Tuhle rostlinu zasadil na jaře.
This plant was planted in spring.
Again, 'jaře' functions as the locative case form indicating the time (in spring) when the planting occurred.
Radujeme se z krásného počasí na jaře.
We enjoy the beautiful weather in spring.
In this sentence, 'na jaře' is used as an adverbial phrase indicating the time context for enjoying the weather (in spring).
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