No. 346 in Czech
jejichž
"Jejichž" means "whose" (referring to plural possession) in English.
In a sentence
Studuji knihy, jejichž autoři pocházejí z různých zemí.
I am studying books whose authors are from different countries.
In this sentence, 'jejichž' is used as a relative pronoun referring to 'authors', indicating possession relating to 'books'.
Obdivovali jsme obrazy, jejichž barvy byly tak živé.
We admired paintings whose colors were so vivid.
Here, 'jejichž' connects 'colors' with 'paintings', demonstrating a possessive relationship in a descriptive context.
Známe lidi, jejichž nápady změnily svět.
We know people whose ideas changed the world.
In this example, 'jejichž' shows possession, linking 'ideas' to 'people' and indicating whose ideas are being discussed.
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