No. 96 in Czech
všechny
"Všechny" means "all" or "everyone" in English.
In a sentence
Všechny knihy jsou na stole.
All the books are on the table.
The word 'všechny' is used here as a demonstrative pronoun meaning 'all' and agrees in number and case with the plural noun 'knihy' (books).
Viděla jsem všechny, jak odcházejí.
I saw all of them leaving.
In this example, 'všechny' is used as a pronoun referring to people and denotes the meaning 'all (of them)'.
Musíme vyřešit všechny problémy, které máme.
We need to resolve all problems we have.
The word 'všechny' functions as an adjective modifying the plural noun 'problémy' (problems), meaning 'all' in this context.
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