Ten, kdo to učinil, chybil. He (the one) who did it, made a mistake. To, co jste pravil, jsem slyšel. I have already heard (that omit.) what you said.
Jenž, jež, jež, who, which; is an independent relative pronoun. It is used only in written Bohemian, being otherwise replaced by který.
Jenž is declined in oblique cases (except in nominative) like on, ona, ono, with suffix (enclitic) ž; ex.: jehož, jemuž, jíž, jež, jichž.
After prepositions j changes into ň, k němuž, s nímž etc. (Whenever the relative pronouns occur in the middle of a sentence they are preceded by a comma).
Neurčité náměstky.—Indefinite pronouns.
Indefinite pronouns are composed words. They are formed:
A.)—with prefixes:
- ně-, někdo, somebody,
- něco, something,
- některý, some,
- několik, several,
- ni-, nikdo, nobody,
- nic, nothing,
- leda-, ledakdo, any one,
- ledacos, anything,
- málo-, málokdo, few,
- všeli-, všelicos, many things.
They are all declined like kdo, co, the prefix being invariable, někoho, of somebody, ničemu, to nothing, etc.