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Slovak frequency list

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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