No. 181 in Czech
státu
The Czech word "státu" means "of the state" (genitive singular of "stát").
In a sentence
Hlavní město státu je Praha.
The capital city of the state is Prague.
In this sentence, 'státu' is used in the genitive singular form, referring to a nation or country.
Podívejme se na ekonomickou situaci tohoto státu.
Let's look at the economic situation of this state.
Here, 'státu' represents a particular nation in the genitive case, showing possession or relation.
Občané státu hlasovali v referendu.
The citizens of the state voted in the referendum.
In this context, 'státu' still corresponds to a nation or country in the genitive singular form, indicating a connection to the citizens.
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