No. 10,435 in Polish
czeski
"Czeski" means "Czech" in English.
In a sentence
Czeski język jest bardzo interesujący.
The Czech language is very interesting.
Here "czeski" is used as an adjective describing the noun "język" (language), indicating something related to the Czech language.
Moja przyjaciółka jest Czeszka.
My friend is Czech.
In this sentence "Czeszka" is a feminine noun derived from "czeski," referring to a woman of Czech origin.
W czeskim sklepie kupiłem wyjątkowy ser.
I bought a unique cheese in a Czech shop.
Here "czeskim" is a locative form of the adjective "czeski," agreeing with the noun "sklepie" (shop) it describes.
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