Translation of Czech word "předmět" to English
předmět
/ˈpr̝ɛdmɲɛt/
How to use
Masculine inanimate, 'hrad' paradigm: předmětu (gen.), o předmětu/předměte (loc.). Means both 'object' and 'subject (in school)'. Czech verbs conjugate for person and number, with perfective/imperfective aspect pairs central to everyday speech.
🇬🇧 English
thing
Example
Na stole leží zajímavý předmět.
There's an interesting object lying on the table.
Můj oblíbený předmět ve škole je matematika.
My favorite subject at school is mathematics.
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Common phrases
- Na stole leží zajímavý předmět.— There's an interesting object lying on the table.
- Můj oblíbený předmět ve škole je matematika.— My favorite subject at school is mathematics.
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What does the Czech word "předmět" mean?▼
The Czech word "předmět" means "thing" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Na stole leží zajímavý předmět." (which translates as "There's an interesting object lying on the table.").
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