No. 447 in Czech
republice
"Republice" means "republic" in English, in the locative or dative case.
In a sentence
V České republice žije přes 10 milionů obyvatel.
In the Czech Republic, over 10 million inhabitants live.
The word "republice" is in the locative case, which is used here to indicate the location where people reside.
Udělal jsem si výlet po republice, abych navštívil různé památky.
I took a trip across the republic to visit various landmarks.
The word "republice" is in the locative case, indicating the general location context of the trip.
Hrdý na to, žít v této republice.
Proud to live in this republic.
Here "republice" is again in the locative case, referring to the nation in which someone resides and feels pride.
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