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Slovak Language 02
Grammar
Locative Case
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v
in
na
on, at
pri
by
popri
along
o
about
po
after
The Locative Case adds
endings
to nouns and adjectives when they are followed by
prepositions
that refer to
locations
, e.g. v, pri, po, etc.
Males (male professions, men, etc) have the ending '
-ovi'.
E.g. ˝lekar˝ becomes
¨o lekarovi¨.
Masculine and Neutral nouns in the singular that end in the letters - k, g, ch, h - have the ending
¨-u¨.
E.g. ¨krk¨ becomes ¨v
krku¨
Masculine, Neutral and Feminine nouns in the singular that end in soft consonants have the ending
¨-i¨.
E.g. ¨počitač¨ becomes ¨v
počitači¨
Feminine nouns in the singular that end in hard consonants have the ending
¨-e¨.
E.g. ¨ruka¨ becomes ¨v
ruke¨
Neutral nouns in the singular that end in ¨-ie¨ have the ending
¨-í¨.
E.g. ¨zápästie¨ becomes ¨na
zápästí¨
Masculine nouns in the plural have the ending
¨-och¨.
E.g. ¨prst¨ becomes ¨v
prstoch¨
Neutral and Feminine nouns in the plural have the ending
¨-ách
/
-iach¨.
E.g. ¨ruka¨ becomes ¨v
rukách¨
, ¨kosti¨ becomes ¨v
kostiach¨
Masculine and Neutral adjectives in the singular have the ending
¨-om¨.
E.g. ¨ľavé palec¨ becomes ¨na
ľavom
palci¨
Feminine adjectives in the singular have the ending
¨-ej¨.
E.g. ¨pravá ruka¨ becomes ¨na
pravej
ruke¨
All adjectives in the pluralhave the ending
¨-ých¨.
E.g. ¨zapálené kĺby¨ becomes ¨v
zapálených
kĺboch¨