No. 440 in Slovak
vláde
The Slovak word "vláde" means "to the government" in English.
In a sentence
Politická situácia v krajine je napätá, pretože opozícia obviňuje vláde.
The political situation in the country is tense because the opposition accuses the government.
In this sentence, 'vláde' is used in the dative case as an indirect object of the verb 'obviňuje' (accuses) to show the receiving entity of the action.
Občan prejavuje dôveru vláde vo voľbách.
The citizen expresses trust in the government during the elections.
Here, 'vláde' again appears in the dative case, used to indicate toward whom the action of expressing trust is directed.
Vládne činnosti sú diskutované na verejných fórach.
Government activities are discussed in public forums.
In this instance, a related word, 'vládne', functioning as an adjective modifying 'činnosti' (activities), is derived from the word 'vláda' to attribute ownership or association.
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