No. 87 in Slovak
dní
The Slovak word "dní" means "days" in English (genitive plural form of "deň").
In a sentence
Máme voľno na sedem dní.
We have time off for seven days.
Here, 'dní' is the genitive plural form of 'deň' used to indicate a quantity or duration of time.
Sedem krásnych dní sme strávili na vidieku.
We spent seven beautiful days in the countryside.
In this sentence, 'dní' is the genitive plural form, again showing quantification, combined with a descriptive adjective.
Ráno dvanástich dní je obvykle slnečné.
The mornings of twelve days are usually sunny.
Here, 'dní' is used in a genitive construction to indicate possession or association of the mornings in the context of specific number of days.
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