No. 377 in Czech
vody
"Vody" means "water" in the genitive or accusative case, or "waters" in plural form.
In a sentence
Potřebuju sklenici vody.
I need a glass of water.
Here, 'vody' is the genitive singular form of the noun 'voda', used to indicate possession or to specify the contents of the glass.
Bojím se hluboké vody.
I am afraid of deep water.
Here, 'vody' is the genitive singular form, describing the specific type or attribute of water.
Kvalita vody v řece se zlepšila.
The quality of water in the river has improved.
In this context, 'vody' is also in the genitive singular because it specifies the ownership or relation of the quality to the water in the river.
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