No. 18,229 in Russian
чешские
"Чешские" means "Czech" (adjective, plural form) in English.
In a sentence
Мы посетили чешские горы летом.
We visited the Czech mountains in the summer.
In this sentence, 'чешские' is used as an adjective, modifying the noun 'горы' (mountains) to indicate that the mountains are located in the Czech Republic or are associated with it.
Чешские традиции в этом городе особенно почитаемы.
Czech traditions in this city are especially revered.
Here, 'чешские' functions as an adjective, describing 'традиции' (traditions) to specify that the traditions originate from or pertain to the Czech Republic.
Чешские деликатесы были представлены на ярмарке.
Czech delicacies were showcased at the fair.
In this sentence, 'чешские' modifies 'деликатесы' (delicacies), clarifying their origin as related to the Czech Republic.
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