No. 578 in Czech
rodiče
Parents.
In a sentence
Moji rodiče žijí v Praze.
My parents live in Prague.
The word 'rodiče' is used here in the nominative plural form to indicate 'parents' as the subject of the sentence.
Mám rád rodiče své přítelkyně.
I like my girlfriend's parents.
In this case, 'rodiče' is in the accusative plural form because it is the direct object of the verb 'mít rád'.
Mluvím s rodiči o našich plánech.
I am speaking with the parents about our plans.
Here, 'rodiči' is in the instrumental plural form, as it is used with the preposition 's' (with) to indicate the company involved in the action.
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