No. 588 in Slovak
celého
"Celého" means "whole" or "entire" in English.
In a sentence
Prešli sme celého psa, ale nikde nemal žiadne kliešte.
We checked the entire dog, but he didn't have any ticks.
The word 'celého' (entire) modifies the noun 'psa' (dog) in the accusative singular masculine form, emphasizing the thorough examination.
V priebehu celého dňa som sa snažil prísť na riešenie.
Throughout the whole day, I tried to come up with a solution.
The word 'celého' (whole) describes the noun 'dňa' (day) in the genitive singular masculine form, representing the entirety of the day.
Zapamätaj si ten význam na celého života.
Remember this meaning for your entire life.
The word 'celého' (entire) qualifies 'života' (life) in the genitive singular masculine form, indicating the lifetime duration.
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