České pády

Select a tab to show the summary of the comparison of nominative form of words with the case, indicated by the red letters at the ends of the words.

• The letters written at the top of the columns indicate that words ending in these letters follow the form in the rows below them for the male gender.
• The two words on the right indicate the question that is asked for the case: who and what? This is how a case is identified.
• The prepositions and conditions for using this case are then written in the black box. Truly, there are four genders for us English speakers: male living (includes the dead fish on your plate and Lego minifigures), male non-living, female, and neutral.
• Pronouns and reflexive pronouns change too.
• At the bottom are adjectives, which also change for each case and gender.

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