No. 41 in Czech
lidí
The Czech word "lidí" means "of people" or "people" (genitive plural form).
In a sentence
V parku bylo hodně lidí.
There were many people in the park.
Here, 'lidí' is the plural genitive form used in the context of quantity (many people).
Auto projelo kolem skupiny lidí.
The car drove past a group of people.
'Lidí' is used in the plural genitive as part of a prepositional phrase indicating relationship or grouping (group of people).
Nevím názor těch lidí.
I don't know the opinion of those people.
In this sentence, 'lidí' is the plural genitive case showing possession (of those people).
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