Který, -á, -é, which, who, declined like dobrý. They are used for both persons and things.
Jaký, -á, -é, of what kind, declined like dobrý.
Který člověk? which man—who? Jaký člověk? what kind of a man?
Přídavná jména neurčitá.—Indefinite adjectives.
Zdráv, zdráva, zdrávo, zdrávi, zdrávy, zdráva—healthy, similar in meaning to zdravý, -á, -é.
The passive participle has the same ending as the indefinite adjective: zlomen, zlomena, zlomeno, broken.
The indefinite adjective is little used in modern Bohemian, being replaced by the definite type dobrý. It is sometimes used as predicative adjective. Ex.: Býti chud (chudý), poor. Býti vinen, to be guilty. Býti nemocen, to be sick.
Many of the indefinite pronouns are used as nouns or adverbs in neuter form e. g. Bylo veliké sucho, there was a great drought. Obecné blaho, common weal. Obarvíme to na zeleno, we shall paint it green etc.