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mája

The Slovak word "mája" refers to a Maypole, a decorated tree or pole erected in celebration of May Day.

In a sentence

Druhého mája oslavujeme svätého Floriána.
On the second of May, we celebrate Saint Florian.
The word 'mája' is used here as the genitive case of the noun 'máj', signifying 'of May'.
Tá oslava sa konala pri mája na námestí.
The celebration took place by the maypole in the square.
Here, 'mája' refers to the maypole (a traditional symbol of May) in the genitive case.
Má založenie klubu na starosť mája?
Does she have the establishment of the club under her responsibility this May?
In this sentence, 'mája' indicates the time frame (May) in a genitive relationship, providing temporal context.

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