No. 203 in Czech
kterých
"Of which" or "of whom."
In a sentence
To jsou domy, o kterých jsem ti vyprávěl.
Those are the houses I told you about.
Here, 'kterých' is used as a relative pronoun in the genitive case for 'houses', connecting the main clause with additional information.
Existuje několik důvodů, kvůli kterých bych to nedoporučil.
There are several reasons why I wouldn't recommend it.
'Kterých' functions as a relative pronoun in the genitive case, specifying the reasons referred to in the subordinate clause.
Lidé, mezi kterými jsem vyrůstal, byli velmi přátelští.
The people among whom I grew up were very friendly.
In this sentence, 'kterým(i)' (alternative form 'kterých') is a relative pronoun in the locative case, linking the antecedent 'people' with the descriptive clause.
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