No. 902 in Czech
karlovy
The Czech word "karlovy" means "Charles's" or "of Charles" in English.
In a sentence
Město Karlovy Vary je známé svými lázněmi.
The city of Karlovy Vary is famous for its spas.
Here, 'Karlovy' is part of the proper noun 'Karlovy Vary', the name of a city in the Czech Republic known for its hot springs and spa culture.
Karlovy vinařské oblasti jsou oblíbené mezi turisty.
The Karlovy wine regions are popular among tourists.
In this sentence, 'Karlovy' is used descriptively as an adjective derived from the name 'Karlovy' to indicate wine regions associated with 'Karlovy'.
Navštívil jsem Karlovy památky během dovolené.
I visited Karlovy landmarks during the vacation.
Here, 'Karlovy' is used as an attributive adjective referring to landmarks associated with 'Karlovy'. It reflects belonging or relation to the place or person denoted by the name 'Karlovy'.
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