No. 499 in Czech
mužů
The Czech word "mužů" is the genitive plural form of "muž," meaning "of men" or "of husbands" in English.
In a sentence
Ve městě bylo mnoho mužů.
There were many men in the town.
The word 'mužů' is the genitive plural form of the noun 'muž' (man). It indicates possession or relationship and is often used after numerals, prepositions, or in contexts requiring the genitive case.
Zeptal se mužů, zda potřebují pomoc.
He asked the men if they needed help.
Here, 'mužů' serves as the genitive plural form of 'muž' (man) due to the construction requiring the genitive case after the verb 'zeptat se' (to ask).
Kvůli mužů chování jsme museli odejít.
Because of the men's behavior, we had to leave.
In this sentence, 'mužů' is the genitive plural form of 'muž' used after the preposition 'kvůli' (because of), which requires the genitive case.
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