No. 945 in Czech
minulém
The Czech word "minulém" means "last" or "past" (used in the locative case).
In a sentence
V minulém roce jsem cestoval do Prahy.
Last year, I traveled to Prague.
The word 'minulém' here is used as an adjective in the locative case, agreeing with the masculine singular noun 'roce' (year), indicating something in the past.
Hovořili jsme o tom na minulém setkání.
We talked about it at the last meeting.
In this sentence, 'minulém' describes the noun 'setkání' (meeting), showing it as the prior or previous one, and is in the locative case as it's preceded by 'na' (at).
V minulém dopise zmínil novinky ve firmě.
In the last letter, he mentioned news in the company.
The word 'minulém' modifies the masculine singular noun 'dopise' (letter), also in the locative case, indicating the prior letter as being referenced.
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