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Czech frequency list

No. 683 in Czech

někoho

The Czech word "někoho" means "someone" or "somebody" in the accusative case.

In a sentence

  • Viděli jsme někoho poblíž domu.

    We saw someone near the house.

    Here 'někoho' is used as the object of the verb 'viděli' (we saw), indicating 'someone' who is seen.

  • Bez někoho už nikdy nebudeme úplní.

    Without someone, we will never be whole again.

    In this context, 'někoho' is the object of the preposition 'bez' (without), denoting 'someone' whose absence is noted.

  • Zeptám se někoho na cestu.

    I will ask someone for directions.

    Here, 'někoho' serves as the object of the verb 'zeptám se' (I will ask), implying 'someone' who is being asked.

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