No. 581 in Czech
snaze
"Snaze" means "efforts" or "endeavors" in English.
In a sentence
Usiloval o lepší výsledky s větší snahou.
He strived for better results with greater effort.
Here, 'snaha' (effort) is used as a noun to denote diligence or endeavor.
Vždy jsem se snaze vyhnul konfliktům.
I have always endeavored to avoid conflicts.
Here 'snaze' is in the dative case of 'snaha', indicating the intent to do something diligently.
V jeho snaze pochopit, učil se více.
In his pursuit of understanding, he studied more.
In this example, 'snaze' refers to an attempt or effort, showcasing the intent and determination of the individual.
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