přeslička

přeslička (nominative singular)
přesličky (nominative plural)
přesličky (genitive singular)
přesliček (genitive plural)
přesličce (dative singular)
přesličkám (dative plural)
přesličku (accusative singular)
přesličky (accusative plural)
přesličko (singular vocative)
přesličky (plural vocative)
přesličce (locative singular)
přesličkách (locative plural)
přesličkou (instrumental singular)
přesličkami (instrumental plural)


karas

karásek (diminutive)
karas (nominative singular)
karasi (nominative plural)
karasové (nominative plural)
karasa (genitive singular)
karase (genitive singular)
karasů (genitive plural)
karasu (dative singular)
karasi (dative singular)
karasovi (dative singular)
karasům (dative plural)
karasa (accusative singular)
karase (accusative singular)
karasy (accusative plural)
karase (accusative plural)
karase (singular vocative)
karasi (singular vocative)
karasi (plural vocative)
karasové (plural vocative)
karasu (locative singular)
karasi (locative singular)
karasovi (locative singular)
karasech (locative plural)
karasích (locative plural)
karasem (instrumental singular)
karasy (instrumental plural)
karasi (instrumental plural)

karas obecný


bazalka

bazalka (nominative singular)
bazalky (nominative plural)
bazalky (genitive singular)
bazalek (genitive plural)
bazalce (dative singular)
bazalkám (dative plural)
bazalku (accusative singular)
bazalky (accusative plural)
bazalko (singular vocative)
bazalky (plural vocative)
bazalce (locative singular)
bazalkách (locative plural)
bazalkou (instrumental singular)
bazalkami (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek βασιλικόν (basilikón).


poleno

polínko (diminutive)
poleno (nominative singular)
polena (nominative plural)
polena (genitive singular)
polen (genitive plural)
polenu (dative singular)
polenům (dative plural)
poleno (accusative singular)
polena (accusative plural)
poleno (singular vocative)
polena (plural vocative)
poleně (locative singular)
polenu (locative singular)
polenech (locative plural)
polenem (instrumental singular)
poleny (instrumental plural)


kudlanka

kudlanka (nominative singular)
kudlanky (nominative plural)
kudlanky (genitive singular)
kudlanek (genitive plural)
kudlance (dative singular)
kudlankám (dative plural)
kudlanku (accusative singular)
kudlanky (accusative plural)
kudlanko (singular vocative)
kudlanky (plural vocative)
kudlance (locative singular)
kudlankách (locative plural)
kudlankou (instrumental singular)
kudlankami (instrumental plural)


dělnice

dělník (masculine)
dělnice (nominative singular)
dělnice (nominative plural)
dělnice (genitive singular)
dělnic (genitive plural)
dělnici (dative singular)
dělnicím (dative plural)
dělnici (accusative singular)
dělnice (accusative plural)
dělnice (singular vocative)
dělnice (plural vocative)
dělnici (locative singular)
dělnicích (locative plural)
dělnicí (instrumental singular)
dělnicemi (instrumental plural)

[ˈɟɛlɲɪt͡sɛ]


baklažán

baklažán (nominative singular)
baklažány (nominative plural)
baklažánu (genitive singular)
baklažánů (genitive plural)
baklažánu (dative singular)
baklažánům (dative plural)
baklažán (accusative singular)
baklažány (accusative plural)
baklažáne (singular vocative)
baklažány (plural vocative)
baklažánu (locative singular)
baklažánech (locative plural)
baklažánem (instrumental singular)
baklažány (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish بادلجان (bâdlicân), from Persian بادنجان (bâdenjân).


rajka

rajka (nominative singular)
rajky (nominative plural)
rajky (genitive singular)
rajek (genitive plural)
rajce (dative singular)
rajkám (dative plural)
rajku (accusative singular)
rajky (accusative plural)
rajko (singular vocative)
rajky (plural vocative)
rajce (locative singular)
rajkách (locative plural)
rajkou (instrumental singular)
rajkami (instrumental plural)


oset

oset (nominative singular)
osety (nominative plural)
osetu (genitive singular)
osetů (genitive plural)
osetu (dative singular)
osetům (dative plural)
oset (accusative singular)
osety (accusative plural)
osete (singular vocative)
osety (plural vocative)
osetu (locative singular)
osetech (locative plural)
osetem (instrumental singular)
osety (instrumental plural)

Cirsium arvense
Cirsium arvense#Translingual


neandrtálec

neandrtálec (nominative singular)
neandrtálci (nominative plural)
neandrtálce (genitive singular)
neandrtálců (genitive plural)
neandrtálcovi (dative singular)
neandrtálci (dative singular)
neandrtálcům (dative plural)
neandrtálce (accusative singular)
neandrtálce (accusative plural)
neandrtálče (singular vocative)
neandrtálci (plural vocative)
neandrtálcovi (locative singular)
neandrtálci (locative singular)
neandrtálcích (locative plural)
neandrtálcem (instrumental singular)
neandrtálci (instrumental plural)

Neanderthal (member of the now extinct species Homo neanderthalensis)


travička

travič (masculine)
travička (nominative singular)
travičky (nominative plural)
travičky (genitive singular)
traviček (genitive plural)
travičce (dative singular)
travičkám (dative plural)
travičku (accusative singular)
travičky (accusative plural)
travičko (singular vocative)
travičky (plural vocative)
travičce (locative singular)
travičkách (locative plural)
travičkou (instrumental singular)
travičkami (instrumental plural)


štír

štír (nominative singular)
štíři (nominative plural)
štíra (genitive singular)
štírů (genitive plural)
štírovi (dative singular)
štíru (dative singular)
štírům (dative plural)
štíra (accusative singular)
štíry (accusative plural)
štíre (singular vocative)
štíři (plural vocative)
štírovi (locative singular)
štíru (locative singular)
štírech (locative plural)
štírem (instrumental singular)
štíry (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech ščúr, from Proto-Slavic *ščurъ.


vlčák

vlčák (nominative singular)
vlčáci (nominative plural)
vlčáka (genitive singular)
vlčáků (genitive plural)
vlčákovi (dative singular)
vlčáku (dative singular)
vlčákům (dative plural)
vlčáka (accusative singular)
vlčáky (accusative plural)
vlčáku (singular vocative)
vlčáci (plural vocative)
vlčákovi (locative singular)
vlčáku (locative singular)
vlčácích (locative plural)
vlčákem (instrumental singular)
vlčáky (instrumental plural)

a crossbreed of a wolf and a German shepherd; basically, a wolfdog


vorvaň

vorvaň (nominative singular)
vorvani (nominative plural)
vorvaně (genitive singular)
vorvaňů (genitive plural)
vorvaňovi (dative singular)
vorvani (dative singular)
vorvaňům (dative plural)
vorvaně (accusative singular)
vorvaně (accusative plural)
vorvani (singular vocative)
vorvani (plural vocative)
vorvaňovi (locative singular)
vorvani (locative singular)
vorvaních (locative plural)
vorvaněm (instrumental singular)
vorvani (instrumental plural)

Coined by Jan Svatopluk Presl based on Russian во́рвань (vórvanʹ, “whale fat”), from Middle Russian ворвонь (vorvonʹ, “fats, hids or skins of marine mammals”), from Old East Slavic вървонъ (vŭrvonŭ, “huntable marine mammal”), which is conventionally believed to derive from Old East Norse narhval.

der

ru:Аникин, Александр Евгеньевич


rákosí

rákosí (nominative singular)
rákosí (genitive singular)
rákosí (dative singular)
rákosí (accusative singular)
rákosí (singular vocative)
rákosí (locative singular)
rákosím (instrumental singular)


rákosník

rákosník (nominative singular)
rákosníci (nominative plural)
rákosníka (genitive singular)
rákosníků (genitive plural)
rákosníkovi (dative singular)
rákosníku (dative singular)
rákosníkům (dative plural)
rákosníka (accusative singular)
rákosníky (accusative plural)
rákosníku (singular vocative)
rákosníci (plural vocative)
rákosníkovi (locative singular)
rákosníku (locative singular)
rákosnících (locative plural)
rákosníkem (instrumental singular)
rákosníky (instrumental plural)

reed warbler (any bird of the genus Acrocephalus)

(slang, derogatory, ethnic slur) a Vietnamese person


rákosník

rákosník (nominative singular)
rákosníky (nominative plural)
rákosníku (genitive singular)
rákosníků (genitive plural)
rákosníku (dative singular)
rákosníkům (dative plural)
rákosník (accusative singular)
rákosníky (accusative plural)
rákosníku (singular vocative)
rákosníky (plural vocative)
rákosníku (locative singular)
rákosnících (locative plural)
rákosníkem (instrumental singular)
rákosníky (instrumental plural)


plodina

plodina (nominative singular)
plodiny (nominative plural)
plodiny (genitive singular)
plodin (genitive plural)
plodině (dative singular)
plodinám (dative plural)
plodinu (accusative singular)
plodiny (accusative plural)
plodino (singular vocative)
plodiny (plural vocative)
plodině (locative singular)
plodinách (locative plural)
plodinou (instrumental singular)
plodinami (instrumental plural)


kadidlo

kadidlo (nominative singular)
kadidla (nominative plural)
kadidla (genitive singular)
kadidel (genitive plural)
kadidlu (dative singular)
kadidlům (dative plural)
kadidlo (accusative singular)
kadidla (accusative plural)
kadidlo (singular vocative)
kadidla (plural vocative)
kadidle (locative singular)
kadidlech (locative plural)
kadidlem (instrumental singular)
kadidly (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech kadidlo, from Proto-Slavic *kadidlo (“incense”).


krupice

krupice (nominative singular)
krupice (nominative plural)
krupice (genitive singular)
krupic (genitive plural)
krupici (dative singular)
krupicím (dative plural)
krupici (accusative singular)
krupice (accusative plural)
krupice (singular vocative)
krupice (plural vocative)
krupici (locative singular)
krupicích (locative plural)
krupicí (instrumental singular)
krupicemi (instrumental plural)


osmák

osmák (nominative singular)
osmáci (nominative plural)
osmáka (genitive singular)
osmáků (genitive plural)
osmákovi (dative singular)
osmáku (dative singular)
osmákům (dative plural)
osmáka (accusative singular)
osmáky (accusative plural)
osmáku (singular vocative)
osmáci (plural vocative)
osmákovi (locative singular)
osmáku (locative singular)
osmácích (locative plural)
osmákem (instrumental singular)
osmáky (instrumental plural)


blahovičník

blahovičník (nominative singular)
blahovičníky (nominative plural)
blahovičníku (genitive singular)
blahovičníků (genitive plural)
blahovičníku (dative singular)
blahovičníkům (dative plural)
blahovičník (accusative singular)
blahovičníky (accusative plural)
blahovičníku (singular vocative)
blahovičníky (plural vocative)
blahovičníku (locative singular)
blahovičnících (locative plural)
blahovičníkem (instrumental singular)
blahovičníky (instrumental plural)


kočkodan

kočkodan (nominative singular)
kočkodani (nominative plural)
kočkodana (genitive singular)
kočkodanů (genitive plural)
kočkodanovi (dative singular)
kočkodanu (dative singular)
kočkodanům (dative plural)
kočkodana (accusative singular)
kočkodany (accusative plural)
kočkodane (singular vocative)
kočkodani (plural vocative)
kočkodanovi (locative singular)
kočkodanu (locative singular)
kočkodanech (locative plural)
kočkodanem (instrumental singular)
kočkodany (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Polish koczkodan, from Romanian coșcodan, from Ukrainian кочкодан (kočkodan).


mečík

mečík (nominative singular)
mečíky (nominative plural)
mečíku (genitive singular)
mečíků (genitive plural)
mečíku (dative singular)
mečíkům (dative plural)
mečík (accusative singular)
mečíky (accusative plural)
mečíku (singular vocative)
mečíky (plural vocative)
mečíku (locative singular)
mečících (locative plural)
mečíkem (instrumental singular)
mečíky (instrumental plural)

gladiolus, gladiola (any plant of the genus Gladiolus)


Kerberos

Kerberos (nominative singular)
Kerbera (genitive singular)
Kerberovi (dative singular)
Kerberu (dative singular)
Kerbera (accusative singular)
Kerbere (singular vocative)
Kerberovi (locative singular)
Kerberu (locative singular)
Kerberem (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek Κέρβερος (Kérberos).

bor+

[…] už roku 436 vystupoval Charon v Kratinově hře Plutoi[…] Naproti tomu vystupuje v podsvětí zřídka Kerberos, kterého bylo asi těžko na scéně zobrazit.

1962, Lubomír Nový, Filosofie T. G. Masaryka, Praha: Státní pedagogické nakladatelství, page 142:

[…] Charon appears in Cratinus' play Plutoi as early as in 436 […] In contrast to it, Kerberos, which was difficult to portray, appears rarely in the underworld.

(Greek mythology) Cerberus (the three-headed dog guarding the entrance to Hades)


slávka

slávka (nominative singular)
slávky (nominative plural)
slávky (genitive singular)
slávek (genitive plural)
slávce (dative singular)
slávkám (dative plural)
slávku (accusative singular)
slávky (accusative plural)
slávko (singular vocative)
slávky (plural vocative)
slávce (locative singular)
slávkách (locative plural)
slávkou (instrumental singular)
slávkami (instrumental plural)


klepeto

klepeto (nominative singular)
klepeta (nominative plural)
klepeta (genitive singular)
klepet (genitive plural)
klepetu (dative singular)
klepetům (dative plural)
klepeto (accusative singular)
klepeta (accusative plural)
klepeto (singular vocative)
klepeta (plural vocative)
klepetě (locative singular)
klepetu (locative singular)
klepetech (locative plural)
klepetem (instrumental singular)
klepety (instrumental plural)


klepítko

klepítko (nominative singular)
klepítka (nominative plural)
klepítka (genitive singular)
klepítek (genitive plural)
klepítku (dative singular)
klepítkům (dative plural)
klepítko (accusative singular)
klepítka (accusative plural)
klepítko (singular vocative)
klepítka (plural vocative)
klepítku (locative singular)
klepítkách (locative plural)
klepítkem (instrumental singular)
klepítky (instrumental plural)


koalice

koalice (nominative singular)
koalice (nominative plural)
koalice (genitive singular)
koalic (genitive plural)
koalici (dative singular)
koalicím (dative plural)
koalici (accusative singular)
koalice (accusative plural)
koalice (singular vocative)
koalice (plural vocative)
koalici (locative singular)
koalicích (locative plural)
koalicí (instrumental singular)
koalicemi (instrumental plural)


pepř černý

pepř černý (nominative singular)
pepře černé (nominative plural)
pepře černého (genitive singular)
pepřů černých (genitive plural)
pepři černému (dative singular)
pepřům černým (dative plural)
pepř černý (accusative singular)
pepře černé (accusative plural)
pepři černý (singular vocative)
pepře černé (plural vocative)
pepři černém (locative singular)
pepřích černých (locative plural)
pepřem černým (instrumental singular)
pepři černými (instrumental plural)


mečoun

mečoun (nominative singular)
mečouni (nominative plural)
mečouna (genitive singular)
mečounů (genitive plural)
mečounovi (dative singular)
mečounu (dative singular)
mečounům (dative plural)
mečouna (accusative singular)
mečouny (accusative plural)
mečoune (singular vocative)
mečouni (plural vocative)
mečounovi (locative singular)
mečounu (locative singular)
mečounech (locative plural)
mečounem (instrumental singular)
mečouny (instrumental plural)


leknín

leknín (nominative singular)
lekníny (nominative plural)
leknínu (genitive singular)
leknínů (genitive plural)
leknínu (dative singular)
leknínům (dative plural)
leknín (accusative singular)
lekníny (accusative plural)
lekníne (singular vocative)
lekníny (plural vocative)
lekníně (locative singular)
leknínu (locative singular)
leknínech (locative plural)
leknínem (instrumental singular)
lekníny (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech lekno, from Proto-Slavic *lъkno.

any plant of the water lily family Nymphaeaceae


sasanka

sasanka (nominative singular)
sasanky (nominative plural)
sasanky (genitive singular)
sasanek (genitive plural)
sasance (dative singular)
sasankám (dative plural)
sasanku (accusative singular)
sasanky (accusative plural)
sasanko (singular vocative)
sasanky (plural vocative)
sasance (locative singular)
sasankách (locative plural)
sasankou (instrumental singular)
sasankami (instrumental plural)

anemone (any plant of the genus Anemone)


libeček

libeček (nominative singular)
libečky (nominative plural)
libečku (genitive singular)
libečků (genitive plural)
libečku (dative singular)
libečkům (dative plural)
libeček (accusative singular)
libečky (accusative plural)
libečku (singular vocative)
libečky (plural vocative)
libečku (locative singular)
libečcích (locative plural)
libečkem (instrumental singular)
libečky (instrumental plural)

[ˈlɪbɛt͡ʃɛk]

Inherited from Old Czech ľubček, from Middle High German lübestecke.


jaguár

cs-noun

jaguár m anim (related adjective jaguáří)

jaguáří (adjective)
jaguár (nominative singular)
jaguáři (nominative plural)
jaguára (genitive singular)
jaguárů (genitive plural)
jaguárovi (dative singular)
jaguáru (dative singular)
jaguárům (dative plural)
jaguára (accusative singular)
jaguáry (accusative plural)
jaguáre (singular vocative)
jaguáři (plural vocative)
jaguárovi (locative singular)
jaguáru (locative singular)
jaguárech (locative plural)
jaguárem (instrumental singular)
jaguáry (instrumental plural)

Internationalism; compare English jaguar, French jaguar, German Jaguar, ultimately from Portuguese jaguar, from Old Tupi îagûara.

Panthera onca
Panthera onca#Translingual


agáve

agáve (nominative singular)
agáve (nominative plural)
agáve (genitive singular)
agáví (genitive plural)
agávi (dative singular)
agávím (dative plural)
agávi (accusative singular)
agáve (accusative plural)
agáve (singular vocative)
agáve (plural vocative)
agávi (locative singular)
agávích (locative plural)
agáví (instrumental singular)
agávemi (instrumental plural)
agáve (nominative singular)
agáve (nominative plural)
agáve (genitive singular)
agáve (genitive plural)
agáve (dative singular)
agáve (dative plural)
agáve (accusative singular)
agáve (accusative plural)
agáve (singular vocative)
agáve (plural vocative)
agáve (locative singular)
agáve (locative plural)
agáve (instrumental singular)
agávem (instrumental singular)
agáve (instrumental plural)


struk

struk (nominative singular)
struky (nominative plural)
struku (genitive singular)
struků (genitive plural)
struku (dative singular)
strukům (dative plural)
struk (accusative singular)
struky (accusative plural)
struku (singular vocative)
struky (plural vocative)
struku (locative singular)
strucích (locative plural)
strukem (instrumental singular)
struky (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech struk, from Proto-Slavic *strǫkъ.


bobule

bobule (nominative singular)
bobule (nominative plural)
bobule (genitive singular)
bobulí (genitive plural)
bobuli (dative singular)
bobulím (dative plural)
bobuli (accusative singular)
bobule (accusative plural)
bobule (singular vocative)
bobule (plural vocative)
bobuli (locative singular)
bobulích (locative plural)
bobulí (instrumental singular)
bobulemi (instrumental plural)


šípek

šípek (nominative singular)
šípky (nominative plural)
šípku (genitive singular)
šípků (genitive plural)
šípku (dative singular)
šípkům (dative plural)
šípek (accusative singular)
šípky (accusative plural)
šípku (singular vocative)
šípky (plural vocative)
šípku (locative singular)
šípcích (locative plural)
šípkem (instrumental singular)
šípky (instrumental plural)


cypřiš

cypřiš (nominative singular)
cypřiše (nominative plural)
cypřiše (genitive singular)
cypřišů (genitive plural)
cypřiši (dative singular)
cypřišům (dative plural)
cypřiš (accusative singular)
cypřiše (accusative plural)
cypřiši (singular vocative)
cypřiše (plural vocative)
cypřiši (locative singular)
cypřiších (locative plural)
cypřišem (instrumental singular)
cypřiši (instrumental plural)

[ˈt͡sɪpr̝̊ɪʃ]


jedlovec

jedlovec (nominative singular)
jedlovce (nominative plural)
jedlovce (genitive singular)
jedlovců (genitive plural)
jedlovci (dative singular)
jedlovcům (dative plural)
jedlovec (accusative singular)
jedlovce (accusative plural)
jedlovci (singular vocative)
jedlovce (plural vocative)
jedlovci (locative singular)
jedlovcích (locative plural)
jedlovcem (instrumental singular)
jedlovci (instrumental plural)


pivoňka

pivoňka (nominative singular)
pivoňky (nominative plural)
pivoňky (genitive singular)
pivoněk (genitive plural)
pivoňce (dative singular)
pivoňkám (dative plural)
pivoňku (accusative singular)
pivoňky (accusative plural)
pivoňko (singular vocative)
pivoňky (plural vocative)
pivoňce (locative singular)
pivoňkách (locative plural)
pivoňkou (instrumental singular)
pivoňkami (instrumental plural)

Probably from French pivoine, from Latin paeōnia (“peony”), from Ancient Greek παιωνία (paiōnía, “peony”), + -ka.

der

peony (Paeonia genus of flowering plants)


chvost

cs-noun

chvost m inan (related adjective chvostový, diminutive chvostek or chvostík)

chvostový (adjective)
chvostek (diminutive)
chvostík (diminutive)
chvost (nominative singular)
chvosty (nominative plural)
chvostu (genitive singular)
chvostů (genitive plural)
chvostu (dative singular)
chvostům (dative plural)
chvost (accusative singular)
chvosty (accusative plural)
chvoste (singular vocative)
chvosty (plural vocative)
chvostu (locative singular)
chvostech (locative plural)
chvostem (instrumental singular)
chvosty (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech chvost, from Proto-Slavic *xvostъ.


prkno

prkno (nominative singular)
prkna (nominative plural)
prkna (genitive singular)
prken (genitive plural)
prknu (dative singular)
prknům (dative plural)
prkno (accusative singular)
prkna (accusative plural)
prkno (singular vocative)
prkna (plural vocative)
prkně (locative singular)
prknech (locative plural)
prknem (instrumental singular)
prkny (instrumental plural)

žehlicí prkno


jikra

jikra (nominative singular)
jikry (nominative plural)
jikry (genitive singular)
jiker (genitive plural)
jikře (dative singular)
jikrám (dative plural)
jikru (accusative singular)
jikry (accusative plural)
jikro (singular vocative)
jikry (plural vocative)
jikře (locative singular)
jikrách (locative plural)
jikrou (instrumental singular)
jikrami (instrumental plural)


ondatra

ondatra (nominative singular)
ondatry (nominative plural)
ondatry (genitive singular)
ondater (genitive plural)
ondatře (dative singular)
ondatrám (dative plural)
ondatru (accusative singular)
ondatry (accusative plural)
ondatro (singular vocative)
ondatry (plural vocative)
ondatře (locative singular)
ondatrách (locative plural)
ondatrou (instrumental singular)
ondatrami (instrumental plural)


ořešák

ořešák (nominative singular)
ořešáky (nominative plural)
ořešáku (genitive singular)
ořešáků (genitive plural)
ořešáku (dative singular)
ořešákům (dative plural)
ořešák (accusative singular)
ořešáky (accusative plural)
ořešáku (singular vocative)
ořešáky (plural vocative)
ořešáku (locative singular)
ořešácích (locative plural)
ořešákem (instrumental singular)
ořešáky (instrumental plural)


langusta

langusta (nominative singular)
langusty (nominative plural)
langusty (genitive singular)
langust (genitive plural)
langustě (dative singular)
langustám (dative plural)
langustu (accusative singular)
langusty (accusative plural)
langusto (singular vocative)
langusty (plural vocative)
langustě (locative singular)
langustách (locative plural)
langustou (instrumental singular)
langustami (instrumental plural)


citrusové ovoce

citrusové ovoce (nominative singular)
citrusová ovoce (nominative plural)
citrusového ovoce (genitive singular)
citrusových ovocí (genitive plural)
citrusovému ovoci (dative singular)
citrusovým ovocím (dative plural)
citrusové ovoce (accusative singular)
citrusová ovoce (accusative plural)
citrusové ovoce (singular vocative)
citrusová ovoce (plural vocative)
citrusovém ovoci (locative singular)
citrusových ovocích (locative plural)
citrusovým ovocem (instrumental singular)
citrusovými ovoci (instrumental plural)


květena

květena (nominative singular)
květeny (nominative plural)
květeny (genitive singular)
květen (genitive plural)
květeně (dative singular)
květenám (dative plural)
květenu (accusative singular)
květeny (accusative plural)
květeno (singular vocative)
květeny (plural vocative)
květeně (locative singular)
květenách (locative plural)
květenou (instrumental singular)
květenami (instrumental plural)

flora (plants considered as a group, especially those of a particular country, region, time, etc.)


chroust

chroust m anim (related adjective chroustí)

chroustí (adjective)
chroust (nominative singular)
chrousti (nominative plural)
chrousta (genitive singular)
chroustů (genitive plural)
chroustovi (dative singular)
chroustu (dative singular)
chroustům (dative plural)
chrousta (accusative singular)
chrousty (accusative plural)
chrouste (singular vocative)
chrousti (plural vocative)
chroustovi (locative singular)
chroustu (locative singular)
chroustech (locative plural)
chroustem (instrumental singular)
chrousty (instrumental plural)


latam

latam (nominative singular)
latamové (nominative plural)
latama (genitive singular)
latamů (genitive plural)
latamovi (dative singular)
latamu (dative singular)
latamům (dative plural)
latama (accusative singular)
latamy (accusative plural)
latame (singular vocative)
latamové (plural vocative)
latamovi (locative singular)
latamu (locative singular)
latamech (locative plural)
latamem (instrumental singular)
latamy (instrumental plural)


slonice

slon (masculine)
slonice (nominative singular)
slonice (nominative plural)
slonice (genitive singular)
slonic (genitive plural)
slonici (dative singular)
slonicím (dative plural)
slonici (accusative singular)
slonice (accusative plural)
slonice (singular vocative)
slonice (plural vocative)
slonici (locative singular)
slonicích (locative plural)
slonicí (instrumental singular)
slonicemi (instrumental plural)


slůně

slůně (nominative singular)
slůňata (nominative plural)
slůněte (genitive singular)
slůňat (genitive plural)
slůněti (dative singular)
slůňatům (dative plural)
slůně (accusative singular)
slůňata (accusative plural)
slůně (singular vocative)
slůňata (plural vocative)
slůněti (locative singular)
slůňatech (locative plural)
slůnětem (instrumental singular)
slůňaty (instrumental plural)


skopec

skopec (nominative singular)
skopci (nominative plural)
skopce (genitive singular)
skopců (genitive plural)
skopcovi (dative singular)
skopci (dative singular)
skopcům (dative plural)
skopce (accusative singular)
skopce (accusative plural)
skopče (singular vocative)
skopci (plural vocative)
skopcovi (locative singular)
skopci (locative singular)
skopcích (locative plural)
skopcem (instrumental singular)
skopci (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *skopьcь, from the verb *skopiti (“to castrate”).


divizna

diviznový (adjective)
divizna (nominative singular)
divizny (nominative plural)
divizny (genitive singular)
divizen (genitive plural)
divizně (dative singular)
diviznám (dative plural)
diviznu (accusative singular)
divizny (accusative plural)
divizno (singular vocative)
divizny (plural vocative)
divizně (locative singular)
diviznách (locative plural)
diviznou (instrumental singular)
diviznami (instrumental plural)


volské oko

volské oko (nominative singular)
volská oka (nominative plural)
volského oka (genitive singular)
volských ok (genitive plural)
volskému oku (dative singular)
volským okám (dative plural)
volským okům (dative plural)
volské oko (accusative singular)
volská oka (accusative plural)
volské oko (singular vocative)
volská oka (plural vocative)
volském oku (locative singular)
volských okách (locative plural)
volským okem (instrumental singular)
volskými oky (instrumental plural)

volský (“ox”) + oko (“eye”). Compare German Ochsenauge.


kozák

kozák m inan or (colloquial, expressive) m anim

expressive (colloquial)
kozák (nominative singular)
kozáky (nominative plural)
kozáci (nominative plural)
kozáku (genitive singular)
kozáka (genitive singular)
kozáků (genitive plural)
kozáku (dative singular)
kozákům (dative plural)
kozák (accusative singular)
kozáka (accusative singular)
kozáky (accusative plural)
kozáku (singular vocative)
kozáky (plural vocative)
kozáci (plural vocative)
kozáku (locative singular)
kozácích (locative plural)
kozákách (locative plural)
kozákem (instrumental singular)
kozáky (instrumental plural)


jezevčík

jezevčík (nominative singular)
jezevčíci (nominative plural)
jezevčíka (genitive singular)
jezevčíků (genitive plural)
jezevčíkovi (dative singular)
jezevčíku (dative singular)
jezevčíkům (dative plural)
jezevčíka (accusative singular)
jezevčíky (accusative plural)
jezevčíku (singular vocative)
jezevčíci (plural vocative)
jezevčíkovi (locative singular)
jezevčíku (locative singular)
jezevčících (locative plural)
jezevčíkem (instrumental singular)
jezevčíky (instrumental plural)


strnad

strnad (nominative singular)
strnadi (nominative plural)
strnada (genitive singular)
strnadů (genitive plural)
strnadovi (dative singular)
strnadu (dative singular)
strnadům (dative plural)
strnada (accusative singular)
strnady (accusative plural)
strnade (singular vocative)
strnadi (plural vocative)
strnadovi (locative singular)
strnadu (locative singular)
strnadech (locative plural)
strnadem (instrumental singular)
strnady (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech strnad, from Proto-Slavic *strьnadъ.


avokádo

avokádový (adjective)
avokádo (nominative singular)
avokáda (nominative plural)
avokáda (genitive singular)
avokád (genitive plural)
avokádu (dative singular)
avokádům (dative plural)
avokádo (accusative singular)
avokáda (accusative plural)
avokádo (singular vocative)
avokáda (plural vocative)
avokádu (locative singular)
avokádech (locative plural)
avokádem (instrumental singular)
avokády (instrumental plural)


fialka

fialka (nominative singular)
fialky (nominative plural)
fialky (genitive singular)
fialek (genitive plural)
fialce (dative singular)
fialkám (dative plural)
fialku (accusative singular)
fialky (accusative plural)
fialko (singular vocative)
fialky (plural vocative)
fialce (locative singular)
fialkách (locative plural)
fialkou (instrumental singular)
fialkami (instrumental plural)

violet (any of several plants that look similar to the plants of the genus Viola but are taxonomically unrelated)


lišák

liška (feminine)
lišák (nominative singular)
lišáci (nominative plural)
lišáka (genitive singular)
lišáků (genitive plural)
lišákovi (dative singular)
lišáku (dative singular)
lišákům (dative plural)
lišáka (accusative singular)
lišáky (accusative plural)
lišáku (singular vocative)
lišáci (plural vocative)
lišákovi (locative singular)
lišáku (locative singular)
lišácích (locative plural)
lišákem (instrumental singular)
lišáky (instrumental plural)

From liška + -ák. It comes from Proto-Slavic *lisa, *lisъ. The modern form was probably also influenced by Proto-Slavic *lixъ (“bad”), maybe because the original word was taboo. Etymology of the expression *lisъ is not clear. It is often connected with Lithuanian lãpė, Latvian lapsa, Irish lois, Latin vulpes, Ancient Greek ἀλώπηξ (alṓpēx), Old Armenian աղուէս (ałuēs) (all meaning "fox") and Sanskrit लोपाश (lopāśa, “a kind of jackal”).

cog

Bystrouška byla docela spokojena a s lítostí vzpomínala na starého tátu lišáka, co se chudák časem nasháněl a nastaral, než přinesl starou kavku pro celou svou rodinu.

1920, Rudolf Těsnohlídek, Liška Bystrouška, Brno: Polygrafie, page 203:

Sharp-ears was quite satisfied and regretfully remembered the old father reynard, how much time he, poor one, used to spend before he brought an old jackdaw for all his family.


lišák

Wikispecies lišák (canonical inanimate masculine)
lišák (nominative singular)
lišáky (nominative plural)
lišáku (genitive singular)
lišáků (genitive plural)
lišáku (dative singular)
lišákům (dative plural)
lišák (accusative singular)
lišáky (accusative plural)
lišáku (singular vocative)
lišáky (plural vocative)
lišáku (locative singular)
lišácích (locative plural)
lišákem (instrumental singular)
lišáky (instrumental plural)
lišák (nominative singular)
lišáci (nominative plural)
lišáka (genitive singular)
lišáků (genitive plural)
lišákovi (dative singular)
lišáku (dative singular)
lišákům (dative plural)
lišáka (accusative singular)
lišáky (accusative plural)
lišáku (singular vocative)
lišáci (plural vocative)
lišákovi (locative singular)
lišáku (locative singular)
lišácích (locative plural)
lišákem (instrumental singular)
lišáky (instrumental plural)

The fungus of the genus Hydnum acquired the name due to the similar colour of some of their species with fox (Czech liška, male lišák, see Etymology 1).

fungi of genus Hydnum, of in the family Hydnaceae


měďák

měďák (nominative singular)
měďáky (nominative plural)
měďáku (genitive singular)
měďáků (genitive plural)
měďáku (dative singular)
měďákům (dative plural)
měďák (accusative singular)
měďáky (accusative plural)
měďáku (singular vocative)
měďáky (plural vocative)
měďáku (locative singular)
měďácích (locative plural)
měďákem (instrumental singular)
měďáky (instrumental plural)


přílipka

přílipka (nominative singular)
přílipky (nominative plural)
přílipky (genitive singular)
přílipek (genitive plural)
přílipce (dative singular)
přílipkám (dative plural)
přílipku (accusative singular)
přílipky (accusative plural)
přílipko (singular vocative)
přílipky (plural vocative)
přílipce (locative singular)
přílipkách (locative plural)
přílipkou (instrumental singular)
přílipkami (instrumental plural)


rebarbora

rebarbora (nominative singular)
rebarbory (nominative plural)
rebarbory (genitive singular)
rebarbor (genitive plural)
rebarboře (dative singular)
rebarborám (dative plural)
rebarboru (accusative singular)
rebarbory (accusative plural)
rebarboro (singular vocative)
rebarbory (plural vocative)
rebarboře (locative singular)
rebarborách (locative plural)
rebarborou (instrumental singular)
rebarborami (instrumental plural)

rhubarb (any plant of the genus Rheum, especially R. rharbarbarum, having large leaves and long green or reddish acidic leafstalks)


pampeliška

pampeliška (nominative singular)
pampelišky (nominative plural)
pampelišky (genitive singular)
pampelišek (genitive plural)
pampelišce (dative singular)
pampeliškám (dative plural)
pampelišku (accusative singular)
pampelišky (accusative plural)
pampeliško (singular vocative)
pampelišky (plural vocative)
pampelišce (locative singular)
pampeliškách (locative plural)
pampeliškou (instrumental singular)
pampeliškami (instrumental plural)

Uncertain. Probably related to German Pampelblume, Pompelblume, see today's German Pappenstiel. Possibly also related to Old Czech pléška (“dandelion”), which is derived from pleš (“baldness”).


úhoř

úhoř (nominative singular)
úhoři (nominative plural)
úhoře (genitive singular)
úhořů (genitive plural)
úhořovi (dative singular)
úhoři (dative singular)
úhořům (dative plural)
úhoře (accusative singular)
úhoře (accusative plural)
úhoři (singular vocative)
úhoři (plural vocative)
úhořovi (locative singular)
úhoři (locative singular)
úhořích (locative plural)
úhořem (instrumental singular)
úhoři (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech úhoř, from Proto-Slavic *ǫgořь.

any freshwater eel of the family Anguillidae


pastinák

pastinák (nominative singular)
pastináky (nominative plural)
pastináku (genitive singular)
pastináků (genitive plural)
pastináku (dative singular)
pastinákům (dative plural)
pastinák (accusative singular)
pastináky (accusative plural)
pastináku (singular vocative)
pastináky (plural vocative)
pastináku (locative singular)
pastinácích (locative plural)
pastinákem (instrumental singular)
pastináky (instrumental plural)

Pastinaca sativa
Pastinaca sativa#Translingual

parsnip (biennial plant, Pastinaca sativa, related to the carrot)


saranče

saranče (nominative singular)
sarančata (nominative plural)
sarančete (genitive singular)
sarančat (genitive plural)
sarančeti (dative singular)
sarančatům (dative plural)
saranče (accusative singular)
sarančata (accusative plural)
saranče (singular vocative)
sarančata (plural vocative)
sarančeti (locative singular)
sarančatech (locative plural)
sarančetem (instrumental singular)
sarančaty (instrumental plural)
saranče (nominative singular)
saranče (nominative plural)
saranče (genitive singular)
sarančí (genitive plural)
saranči (dative singular)
sarančím (dative plural)
saranči (accusative singular)
saranče (accusative plural)
saranče (singular vocative)
saranče (plural vocative)
saranči (locative singular)
sarančích (locative plural)
sarančí (instrumental singular)
sarančemi (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Russian саранча́ (sarančá, “locust”).


motýlek

motýlek (nominative singular)
motýlky (nominative plural)
motýlku (genitive singular)
motýlků (genitive plural)
motýlku (dative singular)
motýlkům (dative plural)
motýlek (accusative singular)
motýlky (accusative plural)
motýlku (singular vocative)
motýlky (plural vocative)
motýlku (locative singular)
motýlcích (locative plural)
motýlkách (locative plural)
motýlkem (instrumental singular)
motýlky (instrumental plural)


šprot

šprot (nominative singular)
šproti (nominative plural)
šprota (genitive singular)
šprotů (genitive plural)
šprotovi (dative singular)
šprotu (dative singular)
šprotům (dative plural)
šprota (accusative singular)
šproty (accusative plural)
šprote (singular vocative)
šproti (plural vocative)
šprotovi (locative singular)
šprotu (locative singular)
šprotech (locative plural)
šprotem (instrumental singular)
šproty (instrumental plural)


škvor

škvor (nominative singular)
škvoři (nominative plural)
škvora (genitive singular)
škvorů (genitive plural)
škvorovi (dative singular)
škvoru (dative singular)
škvorům (dative plural)
škvora (accusative singular)
škvory (accusative plural)
škvore (singular vocative)
škvoři (plural vocative)
škvorovi (locative singular)
škvoru (locative singular)
škvorech (locative plural)
škvorem (instrumental singular)
škvory (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech škvoř, from Proto-Slavic *skvorъ.


vikev

vikev (nominative singular)
vikeve (nominative plural)
vikeve (genitive singular)
vikeví (genitive plural)
vikevi (dative singular)
vikevím (dative plural)
vikev (accusative singular)
vikeve (accusative plural)
vikevi (singular vocative)
vikeve (plural vocative)
vikevi (locative singular)
vikevích (locative plural)
vikeví (instrumental singular)
vikevemi (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech vika, from Old High German wicka, wiccha, from Latin vicia.

vetch (any of several leguminous plants, of the genus Vicia, often grown as green manure and for their edible seeds)


ambroň

sweetgum (any of several Oriental and American trees, of the genus Liquidambar, having brilliant autumn coloration)


bělokur

bělokur (nominative singular)
bělokuři (nominative plural)
bělokurové (nominative plural)
bělokura (genitive singular)
bělokurů (genitive plural)
bělokurovi (dative singular)
bělokuru (dative singular)
bělokurům (dative plural)
bělokura (accusative singular)
bělokury (accusative plural)
bělokure (singular vocative)
bělokuři (plural vocative)
bělokurové (plural vocative)
bělokurovi (locative singular)
bělokuru (locative singular)
bělokurech (locative plural)
bělokurem (instrumental singular)
bělokury (instrumental plural)

ptarmigan (any of three species of small grouse in the genus Lagopus found in subarctic tundra areas of North America and Eurasia)


bišonek

bišonek (nominative singular)
bišonci (nominative plural)
bišonkové (nominative plural)
bišonka (genitive singular)
bišonků (genitive plural)
bišonkovi (dative singular)
bišonku (dative singular)
bišonkům (dative plural)
bišonka (accusative singular)
bišonky (accusative plural)
bišonku (singular vocative)
bišonci (plural vocative)
bišonkové (plural vocative)
bišonkovi (locative singular)
bišonku (locative singular)
bišoncích (locative plural)
bišonkem (instrumental singular)
bišonky (instrumental plural)


bolehlav

bolehlav (nominative singular)
bolehlavy (nominative plural)
bolehlavu (genitive singular)
bolehlavů (genitive plural)
bolehlavu (dative singular)
bolehlavům (dative plural)
bolehlav (accusative singular)
bolehlavy (accusative plural)
bolehlave (singular vocative)
bolehlavy (plural vocative)
bolehlavu (locative singular)
bolehlavech (locative plural)
bolehlavem (instrumental singular)
bolehlavy (instrumental plural)


cibetka

cibetka (nominative singular)
cibetky (nominative plural)
cibetky (genitive singular)
cibetek (genitive plural)
cibetce (dative singular)
cibetkám (dative plural)
cibetku (accusative singular)
cibetky (accusative plural)
cibetko (singular vocative)
cibetky (plural vocative)
cibetce (locative singular)
cibetkách (locative plural)
cibetkou (instrumental singular)
cibetkami (instrumental plural)

civet (carnivorous catlike animal that produces a musky secretion, and is two to three feet long, with black bands and spots on the body and tail)


čekanka

čekanka (nominative singular)
čekanky (nominative plural)
čekanky (genitive singular)
čekanek (genitive plural)
čekance (dative singular)
čekankám (dative plural)
čekanku (accusative singular)
čekanky (accusative plural)
čekanko (singular vocative)
čekanky (plural vocative)
čekance (locative singular)
čekankách (locative plural)
čekankou (instrumental singular)
čekankami (instrumental plural)


cejn

cejn (nominative singular)
cejni (nominative plural)
cejna (genitive singular)
cejnů (genitive plural)
cejnovi (dative singular)
cejnu (dative singular)
cejnům (dative plural)
cejna (accusative singular)
cejny (accusative plural)
cejne (singular vocative)
cejni (plural vocative)
cejnové (plural vocative)
cejnovi (locative singular)
cejnu (locative singular)
cejnech (locative plural)
cejnem (instrumental singular)
cejny (instrumental plural)


čejka

čejka (nominative singular)
čejky (nominative plural)
čejky (genitive singular)
čejek (genitive plural)
čejce (dative singular)
čejkám (dative plural)
čejku (accusative singular)
čejky (accusative plural)
čejko (singular vocative)
čejky (plural vocative)
čejce (locative singular)
čejkách (locative plural)
čejkou (instrumental singular)
čejkami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech čějka, from Proto-Slavic *čajьka, from onomatopoeia of cry *kē.


čivava

čivava (nominative singular)
čivavy (nominative plural)
čivavy (genitive singular)
čivav (genitive plural)
čivavě (dative singular)
čivavám (dative plural)
čivavu (accusative singular)
čivavy (accusative plural)
čivavo (singular vocative)
čivavy (plural vocative)
čivavě (locative singular)
čivavách (locative plural)
čivavou (instrumental singular)
čivavami (instrumental plural)

chihuahua (the smallest breed of dog, originating in Mexico and having large erect ears)


dešťovka

dešťovka (nominative singular)
dešťovky (nominative plural)
dešťovky (genitive singular)
dešťovek (genitive plural)
dešťovce (dative singular)
dešťovkám (dative plural)
dešťovku (accusative singular)
dešťovky (accusative plural)
dešťovko (singular vocative)
dešťovky (plural vocative)
dešťovce (locative singular)
dešťovkách (locative plural)
dešťovkou (instrumental singular)
dešťovkami (instrumental plural)


černobýl

černobýl (nominative singular)
černobýly (nominative plural)
černobýlu (genitive singular)
černobýlů (genitive plural)
černobýlu (dative singular)
černobýlům (dative plural)
černobýl (accusative singular)
černobýly (accusative plural)
černobýle (singular vocative)
černobýly (plural vocative)
černobýle (locative singular)
černobýlu (locative singular)
černobýlech (locative plural)
černobýlem (instrumental singular)
černobýly (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *čьrnobylь, equivalent to černý + -o- + the simplex of bylina (“herb”).

Artemisia vulgaris
Artemisia vulgaris#Translingual

mugwort (Artemisia vulgaris, also common wormwood, used as a herb in cooking)


daněk

daněk (nominative singular)
daňkové (nominative plural)
daňci (nominative plural)
daňka (genitive singular)
daňků (genitive plural)
daňkovi (dative singular)
daňku (dative singular)
daňkům (dative plural)
daňka (accusative singular)
daňky (accusative plural)
daňku (singular vocative)
daňkové (plural vocative)
daňci (plural vocative)
daňkovi (locative singular)
daňku (locative singular)
daňcích (locative plural)
daňkem (instrumental singular)
daňky (instrumental plural)


ježovka

ježovka (nominative singular)
ježovky (nominative plural)
ježovky (genitive singular)
ježovek (genitive plural)
ježovce (dative singular)
ježovkám (dative plural)
ježovku (accusative singular)
ježovky (accusative plural)
ježovko (singular vocative)
ježovky (plural vocative)
ježovce (locative singular)
ježovkách (locative plural)
ježovkou (instrumental singular)
ježovkami (instrumental plural)

sea urchin (any of many marine echinoderms, of the class Echinoidea, commonly found in shallow water)


kalous

kalous (nominative singular)
kalousi (nominative plural)
kalousové (nominative plural)
kalousa (genitive singular)
kalouse (genitive singular)
kalousů (genitive plural)
kalousu (dative singular)
kalousi (dative singular)
kalousovi (dative singular)
kalousům (dative plural)
kalousa (accusative singular)
kalouse (accusative singular)
kalousy (accusative plural)
kalouse (accusative plural)
kalouse (singular vocative)
kalousi (singular vocative)
kalousi (plural vocative)
kalousové (plural vocative)
kalousu (locative singular)
kalousi (locative singular)
kalousovi (locative singular)
kalousech (locative plural)
kalousích (locative plural)
kalousem (instrumental singular)
kalousy (instrumental plural)


kamzík

kamzík (nominative singular)
kamzíci (nominative plural)
kamzíka (genitive singular)
kamzíků (genitive plural)
kamzíkovi (dative singular)
kamzíku (dative singular)
kamzíkům (dative plural)
kamzíka (accusative singular)
kamzíky (accusative plural)
kamzíku (singular vocative)
kamzíci (plural vocative)
kamzíkovi (locative singular)
kamzíku (locative singular)
kamzících (locative plural)
kamzíkem (instrumental singular)
kamzíky (instrumental plural)


konipas

konipas (nominative singular)
konipasi (nominative plural)
konipasové (nominative plural)
konipasa (genitive singular)
konipasů (genitive plural)
konipasovi (dative singular)
konipasu (dative singular)
konipasům (dative plural)
konipasa (accusative singular)
konipasy (accusative plural)
konipase (singular vocative)
konipasi (plural vocative)
konipasové (plural vocative)
konipasovi (locative singular)
konipasu (locative singular)
konipasech (locative plural)
konipasem (instrumental singular)
konipasy (instrumental plural)


kanár

kanár (nominative singular)
kanáry (nominative plural)
kanára (genitive singular)
kanáru (genitive singular)
kanárů (genitive plural)
kanáru (dative singular)
kanárům (dative plural)
kanára (accusative singular)
kanár (accusative singular)
kanáry (accusative plural)
kanáre (singular vocative)
kanáry (plural vocative)
kanáru (locative singular)
kanárech (locative plural)
kanárem (instrumental singular)
kanáry (instrumental plural)

dostat kanára

(sports, tennis) bagel, whitewash (clean sweep)


psí

psí (masculine nominative singular)
psí (feminine nominative singular)
psí (neuter nominative singular)
psího (genitive masculine singular)
psí (feminine genitive singular)
psího (genitive neuter singular)
psímu (dative masculine singular)
psí (dative feminine singular)
psímu (dative neuter singular)
psího (accusative animate masculine singular)
psí (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
psí (accusative feminine singular)
psí (accusative neuter singular)
psím (locative masculine singular)
psí (feminine locative singular)
psím (locative neuter singular)
psím (instrumental masculine singular)
psí (feminine instrumental singular)
psím (instrumental neuter singular)
psí (animate masculine nominative plural)
psí (feminine nominative plural)
psí (inanimate masculine nominative plural)
psí (neuter nominative plural)
psích (genitive plural)
psím (dative plural)
psí (accusative feminine masculine plural)
psí (accusative neuter plural)
psích (locative plural)
psími (instrumental plural)

From Old Czech psí, from Proto-Slavic *pьsьjь. By surface analysis, pes + -í.

psí bouda

psí spřežení

psí žrádlo


irbis

irbis (nominative singular)
irbisi (nominative plural)
irbisové (nominative plural)
irbisa (genitive singular)
irbisů (genitive plural)
irbisovi (dative singular)
irbisu (dative singular)
irbisům (dative plural)
irbisa (accusative singular)
irbisy (accusative plural)
irbise (singular vocative)
irbisi (plural vocative)
irbisové (plural vocative)
irbisovi (locative singular)
irbisu (locative singular)
irbisech (locative plural)
irbisem (instrumental singular)
irbisy (instrumental plural)

snow leopard (large feline mammal, Uncia uncia, native to mountain ranges of central Asia)


brambora

brambora (nominative singular)
brambory (nominative plural)
brambory (genitive singular)
brambor (genitive plural)
bramboře (dative singular)
bramborám (dative plural)
bramboru (accusative singular)
brambory (accusative plural)
bramboro (singular vocative)
brambory (plural vocative)
bramboře (locative singular)
bramborách (locative plural)
bramborou (instrumental singular)
bramborami (instrumental plural)

Alternative form of brambor m (“potato”)


svalovec

svalovec (nominative singular)
svalovci (nominative plural)
svalovce (genitive singular)
svalovců (genitive plural)
svalovcovi (dative singular)
svalovci (dative singular)
svalovcům (dative plural)
svalovce (accusative singular)
svalovce (accusative plural)
svalovče (singular vocative)
svalovci (plural vocative)
svalovcovi (locative singular)
svalovci (locative singular)
svalovcích (locative plural)
svalovcem (instrumental singular)
svalovci (instrumental plural)

trichina (any of several parasitic roundworms that infects the intestines)


beránek

beránek (nominative singular)
beránci (nominative plural)
beránkové (nominative plural)
beránka (genitive singular)
beránků (genitive plural)
beránkovi (dative singular)
beránku (dative singular)
beránkům (dative plural)
beránka (accusative singular)
beránky (accusative plural)
beránku (singular vocative)
beránci (plural vocative)
beránkové (plural vocative)
beránkovi (locative singular)
beránku (locative singular)
beráncích (locative plural)
beránkem (instrumental singular)
beránky (instrumental plural)

beránek Boží

(figuratively) Jesus Christ, symbolized as a sacrifice


nosorožec

nosorožec (nominative singular)
nosorožci (nominative plural)
nosorožce (genitive singular)
nosorožců (genitive plural)
nosorožcovi (dative singular)
nosorožci (dative singular)
nosorožcům (dative plural)
nosorožce (accusative singular)
nosorožce (accusative plural)
nosorožče (singular vocative)
nosorožci (plural vocative)
nosorožcovi (locative singular)
nosorožci (locative singular)
nosorožcích (locative plural)
nosorožcem (instrumental singular)
nosorožci (instrumental plural)


kulich

kulich (nominative singular)
kulichové (nominative plural)
kuliši (nominative plural)
kulicha (genitive singular)
kulichů (genitive plural)
kulichovi (dative singular)
kulichu (dative singular)
kulichům (dative plural)
kulicha (accusative singular)
kulichy (accusative plural)
kulichu (singular vocative)
kulichové (plural vocative)
kuliši (plural vocative)
kulichovi (locative singular)
kulichu (locative singular)
kuliších (locative plural)
kulichem (instrumental singular)
kulichy (instrumental plural)

Athene noctua
Athene noctua#Translingual

(obsolete or dialectal) little owl (Athene noctua)


kose

kose (nominative singular)
kosata (nominative plural)
kosete (genitive singular)
kosat (genitive plural)
koseti (dative singular)
kosatům (dative plural)
kose (accusative singular)
kosata (accusative plural)
kose (singular vocative)
kosata (plural vocative)
koseti (locative singular)
kosatech (locative plural)
kosetem (instrumental singular)
kosaty (instrumental plural)


pudl

pudl (nominative singular)
pudlové (nominative plural)
pudli (nominative plural)
pudla (genitive singular)
pudlů (genitive plural)
pudlovi (dative singular)
pudlu (dative singular)
pudlům (dative plural)
pudla (accusative singular)
pudly (accusative plural)
pudle (singular vocative)
pudlové (plural vocative)
pudli (plural vocative)
pudlovi (locative singular)
pudlu (locative singular)
pudlech (locative plural)
pudlem (instrumental singular)
pudly (instrumental plural)


amarant

amarant (nominative singular)
amaranti (nominative plural)
amaranta (genitive singular)
amarantů (genitive plural)
amarantovi (dative singular)
amarantu (dative singular)
amarantům (dative plural)
amaranta (accusative singular)
amaranty (accusative plural)
amarante (singular vocative)
amaranti (plural vocative)
amarantovi (locative singular)
amarantu (locative singular)
amarantech (locative plural)
amarantem (instrumental singular)
amaranty (instrumental plural)


marakuja

marakuja (nominative singular)
marakuji (nominative plural)
marakuje (nominative plural)
marakuji (genitive singular)
marakuje (genitive singular)
marakuj (genitive plural)
marakují (genitive plural)
marakuje (dative singular)
marakuji (dative singular)
marakujám (dative plural)
marakujím (dative plural)
marakuju (accusative singular)
marakuji (accusative plural)
marakuje (accusative plural)
marakujo (singular vocative)
marakuji (plural vocative)
marakuje (plural vocative)
marakuje (locative singular)
marakuji (locative singular)
marakujách (locative plural)
marakujích (locative plural)
marakujou (instrumental singular)
marakujami (instrumental plural)
marakujemi (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Portuguese maracujá, from Guaraní mburukuja.


aronie

aronie (nominative singular)
aronie (nominative plural)
aronie (genitive singular)
aronií (genitive plural)
aronii (dative singular)
aroniím (dative plural)
aronii (accusative singular)
aronie (accusative plural)
aronie (singular vocative)
aronie (plural vocative)
aronii (locative singular)
aroniích (locative plural)
aronií (instrumental singular)
aroniemi (instrumental plural)


medvědice

medvěd (masculine)
medvědice (nominative singular)
medvědice (nominative plural)
medvědice (genitive singular)
medvědic (genitive plural)
medvědici (dative singular)
medvědicím (dative plural)
medvědici (accusative singular)
medvědice (accusative plural)
medvědice (singular vocative)
medvědice (plural vocative)
medvědici (locative singular)
medvědicích (locative plural)
medvědicí (instrumental singular)
medvědicemi (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech medvědicě, from medvěd (“bear”) + -ice.


jehličí

jehličí (nominative singular)
jehličí (genitive singular)
jehličí (dative singular)
jehličí (accusative singular)
jehličí (singular vocative)
jehličí (locative singular)
jehličím (instrumental singular)

[ˈjɛɦlɪt͡ʃiː]


kondor

kondor (nominative singular)
kondoři (nominative plural)
kondora (genitive singular)
kondorů (genitive plural)
kondorovi (dative singular)
kondoru (dative singular)
kondorům (dative plural)
kondora (accusative singular)
kondory (accusative plural)
kondore (singular vocative)
kondoři (plural vocative)
kondorovi (locative singular)
kondoru (locative singular)
kondorech (locative plural)
kondorem (instrumental singular)
kondory (instrumental plural)


kačena

kačena (nominative singular)
kačeny (nominative plural)
kačeny (genitive singular)
kačen (genitive plural)
kačeně (dative singular)
kačenám (dative plural)
kačenu (accusative singular)
kačeny (accusative plural)
kačeno (singular vocative)
kačeny (plural vocative)
kačeně (locative singular)
kačenách (locative plural)
kačenou (instrumental singular)
kačenami (instrumental plural)

(informal, derogatory, offensive) stupid woman (objectionable woman)


paryba

paryba (nominative singular)
paryby (nominative plural)
paryby (genitive singular)
paryb (genitive plural)
parybě (dative singular)
parybám (dative plural)
parybu (accusative singular)
paryby (accusative plural)
parybo (singular vocative)
paryby (plural vocative)
parybě (locative singular)
parybách (locative plural)
parybou (instrumental singular)
parybami (instrumental plural)

cartilaginous fish (any member of taxonomic class Chondrichthyes, which have skeletons made of cartilage rather than bone)


čížek

čížeček (diminutive)
čížek (nominative singular)
čížci (nominative plural)
čížkové (nominative plural)
čížka (genitive singular)
čížků (genitive plural)
čížkovi (dative singular)
čížku (dative singular)
čížkům (dative plural)
čížka (accusative singular)
čížky (accusative plural)
čížku (singular vocative)
čížci (plural vocative)
čížkové (plural vocative)
čížkovi (locative singular)
čížku (locative singular)
čížcích (locative plural)
čížkem (instrumental singular)
čížky (instrumental plural)

From číž + -ek, from Proto-Slavic *čižь.


kozlík lékařský

kozlík lékařský (nominative singular)
kozlíky lékařské (nominative plural)
kozlíku lékařského (genitive singular)
kozlíků lékařských (genitive plural)
kozlíku lékařskému (dative singular)
kozlíkům lékařským (dative plural)
kozlík lékařský (accusative singular)
kozlíky lékařské (accusative plural)
kozlíku lékařský (singular vocative)
kozlíky lékařské (plural vocative)
kozlíku lékařském (locative singular)
kozlících lékařských (locative plural)
kozlíkem lékařským (instrumental singular)
kozlíky lékařskými (instrumental plural)

Valeriana officinalis
Valeriana officinalis#Translingual


baldrián

baldrián (nominative singular)
baldriány (nominative plural)
baldriánu (genitive singular)
baldriánů (genitive plural)
baldriánu (dative singular)
baldriánům (dative plural)
baldrián (accusative singular)
baldriány (accusative plural)
baldriáne (singular vocative)
baldriány (plural vocative)
baldriánu (locative singular)
baldriánech (locative plural)
baldriánem (instrumental singular)
baldriány (instrumental plural)


kláda

kláda (nominative singular)
klády (nominative plural)
klády (genitive singular)
klád (genitive plural)
kládě (dative singular)
kládám (dative plural)
kládu (accusative singular)
klády (accusative plural)
kládo (singular vocative)
klády (plural vocative)
kládě (locative singular)
kládách (locative plural)
kládou (instrumental singular)
kládami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech kláda, from Proto-Slavic *kolda.


dršťka

dršťka (nominative singular)
dršťky (nominative plural)
dršťky (genitive singular)
drštěk (genitive plural)
dršťce (dative singular)
dršťkám (dative plural)
dršťku (accusative singular)
dršťky (accusative plural)
dršťko (singular vocative)
dršťky (plural vocative)
dršťce (locative singular)
dršťkách (locative plural)
dršťkou (instrumental singular)
dršťkami (instrumental plural)


držka

držka (nominative singular)
držky (nominative plural)
držky (genitive singular)
držek (genitive plural)
držce (dative singular)
držkám (dative plural)
držku (accusative singular)
držky (accusative plural)
držko (singular vocative)
držky (plural vocative)
držce (locative singular)
držkách (locative plural)
držkou (instrumental singular)
držkami (instrumental plural)


treska skvrnitá

treska skvrnitá (nominative singular)
tresky skvrnité (nominative plural)
tresky skvrnité (genitive singular)
tresek skvrnitých (genitive plural)
tresce skvrnité (dative singular)
treskám skvrnitým (dative plural)
tresku skvrnitou (accusative singular)
tresky skvrnité (accusative plural)
tresko skvrnitá (singular vocative)
tresky skvrnité (plural vocative)
tresce skvrnité (locative singular)
treskách skvrnitých (locative plural)
treskou skvrnitou (instrumental singular)
treskami skvrnitými (instrumental plural)


hroznýš

hroznýš (nominative singular)
hroznýši (nominative plural)
hroznýše (genitive singular)
hroznýšů (genitive plural)
hroznýšovi (dative singular)
hroznýši (dative singular)
hroznýšům (dative plural)
hroznýše (accusative singular)
hroznýše (accusative plural)
hroznýši (singular vocative)
hroznýši (plural vocative)
hroznýšovi (locative singular)
hroznýši (locative singular)
hroznýších (locative plural)
hroznýšem (instrumental singular)
hroznýši (instrumental plural)

boa (any of a group of large American snakes, of the genus Boa)


hovnivál

hovnivál (nominative singular)
hovniválové (nominative plural)
hovnivála (genitive singular)
hovniválů (genitive plural)
hovniválovi (dative singular)
hovniválu (dative singular)
hovniválům (dative plural)
hovnivála (accusative singular)
hovnivály (accusative plural)
hovnivále (singular vocative)
hovniválové (plural vocative)
hovniválovi (locative singular)
hovniválu (locative singular)
hovniválech (locative plural)
hovniválem (instrumental singular)
hovnivály (instrumental plural)


letoun

letoun (nominative singular)
letouni (nominative plural)
letouna (genitive singular)
letounů (genitive plural)
letounovi (dative singular)
letounu (dative singular)
letounům (dative plural)
letouna (accusative singular)
letouny (accusative plural)
letoune (singular vocative)
letouni (plural vocative)
letounovi (locative singular)
letounu (locative singular)
letounech (locative plural)
letounem (instrumental singular)
letouny (instrumental plural)

bat (any of the small, nocturnal, flying mammals of the order Chiroptera)


slavice

slavík (masculine)
slavice (nominative singular)
slavice (nominative plural)
slavice (genitive singular)
slavic (genitive plural)
slavici (dative singular)
slavicím (dative plural)
slavici (accusative singular)
slavice (accusative plural)
slavice (singular vocative)
slavice (plural vocative)
slavici (locative singular)
slavicích (locative plural)
slavicí (instrumental singular)
slavicemi (instrumental plural)


hvězdice

hvězdice (nominative singular)
hvězdice (nominative plural)
hvězdice (genitive singular)
hvězdic (genitive plural)
hvězdici (dative singular)
hvězdicím (dative plural)
hvězdici (accusative singular)
hvězdice (accusative plural)
hvězdice (singular vocative)
hvězdice (plural vocative)
hvězdici (locative singular)
hvězdicích (locative plural)
hvězdicí (instrumental singular)
hvězdicemi (instrumental plural)

[ˈɦvjɛzɟɪt͡sɛ]

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *gvězdica. By surface analysis, hvězda + -ice.


kondor kalifornský

kondor kalifornský (nominative singular)
kondoři kalifornští (nominative plural)
kondora kalifornského (genitive singular)
kondorů kalifornských (genitive plural)
kondorovi kalifornskému (dative singular)
kondoru kalifornskému (dative singular)
kondorům kalifornským (dative plural)
kondora kalifornského (accusative singular)
kondory kalifornské (accusative plural)
kondore kalifornský (singular vocative)
kondoři kalifornští (plural vocative)
kondorovi kalifornském (locative singular)
kondoru kalifornském (locative singular)
kondorech kalifornských (locative plural)
kondorem kalifornským (instrumental singular)
kondory kalifornskými (instrumental plural)


hnědák

hnědák (nominative singular)
hnědáci (nominative plural)
hnědáka (genitive singular)
hnědáků (genitive plural)
hnědákovi (dative singular)
hnědáku (dative singular)
hnědákům (dative plural)
hnědáka (accusative singular)
hnědáky (accusative plural)
hnědáku (singular vocative)
hnědáci (plural vocative)
hnědákovi (locative singular)
hnědáku (locative singular)
hnědácích (locative plural)
hnědákem (instrumental singular)
hnědáky (instrumental plural)


houžev

houžev (nominative singular)
houžve (nominative plural)
houžve (genitive singular)
houžví (genitive plural)
houžvi (dative singular)
houžvím (dative plural)
houžev (accusative singular)
houžve (accusative plural)
houžvi (singular vocative)
houžve (plural vocative)
houžvi (locative singular)
houžvích (locative plural)
houžví (instrumental singular)
houžvemi (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *gǫžьvь, from Proto-Indo-European *gengʰ- (“to turn, wind, braid, weave”); cognate of Polish gązwa (“twig”).


hňup

hňup (nominative singular)
hňupi (nominative plural)
hňupové (nominative plural)
hňupa (genitive singular)
hňupů (genitive plural)
hňupovi (dative singular)
hňupu (dative singular)
hňupům (dative plural)
hňupa (accusative singular)
hňupy (accusative plural)
hňupe (singular vocative)
hňupi (plural vocative)
hňupové (plural vocative)
hňupovi (locative singular)
hňupu (locative singular)
hňupech (locative plural)
hňupem (instrumental singular)
hňupy (instrumental plural)


mládě

mládě (nominative singular)
mláďata (nominative plural)
mláděte (genitive singular)
mláďat (genitive plural)
mláděti (dative singular)
mláďatům (dative plural)
mládě (accusative singular)
mláďata (accusative plural)
mládě (singular vocative)
mláďata (plural vocative)
mláděti (locative singular)
mláďatech (locative plural)
mládětem (instrumental singular)
mláďaty (instrumental plural)


kabar pižmový

kabar pižmový (nominative singular)
kabaři pižmoví (nominative plural)
kabarové pižmoví (nominative plural)
kabara pižmového (genitive singular)
kabarů pižmových (genitive plural)
kabarovi pižmovému (dative singular)
kabaru pižmovému (dative singular)
kabarům pižmovým (dative plural)
kabara pižmového (accusative singular)
kabary pižmové (accusative plural)
kabare pižmový (singular vocative)
kabaři pižmoví (plural vocative)
kabarové pižmoví (plural vocative)
kabarovi pižmovém (locative singular)
kabaru pižmovém (locative singular)
kabarech pižmových (locative plural)
kabarem pižmovým (instrumental singular)
kabary pižmovými (instrumental plural)

Moschus moschiferus
Wikispecies:Moschus moschiferus


křoví

křoví (nominative singular)
křoví (genitive singular)
křoví (dative singular)
křoví (accusative singular)
křoví (singular vocative)
křoví (locative singular)
křovím (instrumental singular)

shrubbery, bushes (mass of woody plants that are not trees)


nedvěd

From medvěd by distant assimilation and influence of ne (“no”).


dříví

dříví (nominative singular)
dříví (genitive singular)
dříví (dative singular)
dříví (accusative singular)
dříví (singular vocative)
dříví (locative singular)
dřívím (instrumental singular)

Inherited from Old Czech dřievie. By surface analysis, dřevo + -í.


domácí mazlíček

domácí mazlíček (nominative singular)
domácí mazlíčci (nominative plural)
domácí mazlíčkové (nominative plural)
domácího mazlíčka (genitive singular)
domácích mazlíčků (genitive plural)
domácímu mazlíčkovi (dative singular)
domácímu mazlíčku (dative singular)
domácím mazlíčkům (dative plural)
domácího mazlíčka (accusative singular)
domácí mazlíčky (accusative plural)
domácí mazlíčku (singular vocative)
domácí mazlíčci (plural vocative)
domácí mazlíčkové (plural vocative)
domácím mazlíčkovi (locative singular)
domácím mazlíčku (locative singular)
domácích mazlíčcích (locative plural)
domácím mazlíčkem (instrumental singular)
domácími mazlíčky (instrumental plural)


pryskyřník

buttercup (herb of the genus Ranunculus)


kamélie

kamélie (nominative singular)
kamélie (nominative plural)
kamélie (genitive singular)
kamélií (genitive plural)
kamélii (dative singular)
kaméliím (dative plural)
kamélii (accusative singular)
kamélie (accusative plural)
kamélie (singular vocative)
kamélie (plural vocative)
kamélii (locative singular)
kaméliích (locative plural)
kamélií (instrumental singular)
kaméliemi (instrumental plural)


ředkvička

ředkvička (nominative singular)
ředkvičky (nominative plural)
ředkvičky (genitive singular)
ředkviček (genitive plural)
ředkvičce (dative singular)
ředkvičkám (dative plural)
ředkvičku (accusative singular)
ředkvičky (accusative plural)
ředkvičko (singular vocative)
ředkvičky (plural vocative)
ředkvičce (locative singular)
ředkvičkách (locative plural)
ředkvičkou (instrumental singular)
ředkvičkami (instrumental plural)


magnólie

magnólie (nominative singular)
magnólie (nominative plural)
magnólie (genitive singular)
magnólií (genitive plural)
magnólii (dative singular)
magnóliím (dative plural)
magnólii (accusative singular)
magnólie (accusative plural)
magnólie (singular vocative)
magnólie (plural vocative)
magnólii (locative singular)
magnóliích (locative plural)
magnólií (instrumental singular)
magnóliemi (instrumental plural)


kakariki

kakariki (nominative singular)
kakarikiové (nominative plural)
kakariki (nominative plural)
kakarikiho (genitive singular)
kakarikiů (genitive plural)
kakarikich (genitive plural)
kakarikimu (dative singular)
kakarikiům (dative plural)
kakarikim (dative plural)
kakarikiho (accusative singular)
kakarikie (accusative plural)
kakariki (accusative plural)
kakariki (singular vocative)
kakarikiové (plural vocative)
kakariki (plural vocative)
kakarikim (locative singular)
kakarikiech (locative plural)
kakarikiích (locative plural)
kakarikich (locative plural)
kakarikim (instrumental singular)
kakarikii (instrumental plural)
kakarikimi (instrumental plural)


koriandr

koriandr (nominative singular)
koriandry (nominative plural)
koriandru (genitive singular)
koriandrů (genitive plural)
koriandru (dative singular)
koriandrům (dative plural)
koriandr (accusative singular)
koriandry (accusative plural)
koriandre (singular vocative)
koriandře (singular vocative)
koriandry (plural vocative)
koriandru (locative singular)
koriandrech (locative plural)
koriandrem (instrumental singular)
koriandry (instrumental plural)

cilantro (leaves of the coriander plant)


rozrazil

rozrazil (nominative singular)
rozrazily (nominative plural)
rozrazilu (genitive singular)
rozrazilů (genitive plural)
rozrazilu (dative singular)
rozrazilům (dative plural)
rozrazil (accusative singular)
rozrazily (accusative plural)
rozrazile (singular vocative)
rozrazily (plural vocative)
rozrazilu (locative singular)
rozrazilech (locative plural)
rozrazilem (instrumental singular)
rozrazily (instrumental plural)

speedwell, veronica (any plant of the genus Veronica)


lékořice

lékořice (nominative singular)
lékořice (nominative plural)
lékořice (genitive singular)
lékořic (genitive plural)
lékořici (dative singular)
lékořicím (dative plural)
lékořici (accusative singular)
lékořice (accusative plural)
lékořice (singular vocative)
lékořice (plural vocative)
lékořici (locative singular)
lékořicích (locative plural)
lékořicí (instrumental singular)
lékořicemi (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech lekořicě, from Latin liquiritia.


majoránka

cs-noun

majoránka f (related adjective majoránkový)

majoránkový (adjective)
majoránka (nominative singular)
majoránky (nominative plural)
majoránky (genitive singular)
majoránek (genitive plural)
majoránce (dative singular)
majoránkám (dative plural)
majoránku (accusative singular)
majoránky (accusative plural)
majoránko (singular vocative)
majoránky (plural vocative)
majoránce (locative singular)
majoránkách (locative plural)
majoránkou (instrumental singular)
majoránkami (instrumental plural)


mořská houba

mořská houba (nominative singular)
mořské houby (nominative plural)
mořské houby (genitive singular)
mořských hub (genitive plural)
mořské houbě (dative singular)
mořským houbám (dative plural)
mořskou houbu (accusative singular)
mořské houby (accusative plural)
mořská houbo (singular vocative)
mořské houby (plural vocative)
mořské houbě (locative singular)
mořských houbách (locative plural)
mořskou houbou (instrumental singular)
mořskými houbami (instrumental plural)

sponge (marine invertebrate with a porous skeleton)


vinná réva

vinná réva (nominative singular)
vinné révy (nominative plural)
vinné révy (genitive singular)
vinných rév (genitive plural)
vinné révě (dative singular)
vinným révám (dative plural)
vinnou révu (accusative singular)
vinné révy (accusative plural)
vinná révo (singular vocative)
vinné révy (plural vocative)
vinné révě (locative singular)
vinných révách (locative plural)
vinnou révou (instrumental singular)
vinnými révami (instrumental plural)

vine (climbing plant that produces grapes)


čičinka

čičinka (nominative singular)
čičinky (nominative plural)
čičinky (genitive singular)
čičinek (genitive plural)
čičince (dative singular)
čičinkám (dative plural)
čičinku (accusative singular)
čičinky (accusative plural)
čičinko (singular vocative)
čičinky (plural vocative)
čičince (locative singular)
čičinkách (locative plural)
čičinkou (instrumental singular)
čičinkami (instrumental plural)

[ˈt͡ʃɪt͡ʃɪŋka]

(endearing) kitty, pussy (affectionate term for a cat)


micka

micka (nominative singular)
micky (nominative plural)
micky (genitive singular)
micek (genitive plural)
micce (dative singular)
mickám (dative plural)
micku (accusative singular)
micky (accusative plural)
micko (singular vocative)
micky (plural vocative)
micce (locative singular)
mickách (locative plural)
mickou (instrumental singular)
mickami (instrumental plural)


orchidej

orchidej (nominative singular)
orchideje (nominative plural)
orchideje (genitive singular)
orchidejí (genitive plural)
orchideji (dative singular)
orchidejím (dative plural)
orchidej (accusative singular)
orchideje (accusative plural)
orchideji (singular vocative)
orchideje (plural vocative)
orchideji (locative singular)
orchidejích (locative plural)
orchidejí (instrumental singular)
orchidejemi (instrumental plural)


rypák

rypák (nominative singular)
rypáky (nominative plural)
rypáku (genitive singular)
rypáků (genitive plural)
rypáku (dative singular)
rypákům (dative plural)
rypák (accusative singular)
rypáky (accusative plural)
rypáku (singular vocative)
rypáky (plural vocative)
rypáku (locative singular)
rypácích (locative plural)
rypákem (instrumental singular)
rypáky (instrumental plural)

snout (long, projecting nose, mouth and jaw of a beast)


kočička

kočička (nominative singular)
kočičky (nominative plural)
kočičky (genitive singular)
kočiček (genitive plural)
kočičce (dative singular)
kočičkám (dative plural)
kočičku (accusative singular)
kočičky (accusative plural)
kočičko (singular vocative)
kočičky (plural vocative)
kočičce (locative singular)
kočičkách (locative plural)
kočičkou (instrumental singular)
kočičkami (instrumental plural)


šeřík

šeřík (nominative singular)
šeříky (nominative plural)
šeříku (genitive singular)
šeříků (genitive plural)
šeříku (dative singular)
šeříkům (dative plural)
šeřík (accusative singular)
šeříky (accusative plural)
šeříku (singular vocative)
šeříky (plural vocative)
šeříku (locative singular)
šeřících (locative plural)
šeříkem (instrumental singular)
šeříky (instrumental plural)


dobromysl obecná

dobromysl obecná (nominative singular)
dobromysle obecné (nominative plural)
dobromysle obecné (genitive singular)
dobromyslí obecných (genitive plural)
dobromysli obecné (dative singular)
dobromyslím obecným (dative plural)
dobromysl obecnou (accusative singular)
dobromysle obecné (accusative plural)
dobromysli obecná (singular vocative)
dobromysle obecné (plural vocative)
dobromysli obecné (locative singular)
dobromyslích obecných (locative plural)
dobromyslí obecnou (instrumental singular)
dobromyslemi obecnými (instrumental plural)


potáplice

potáplice (nominative singular)
potáplice (nominative plural)
potáplice (genitive singular)
potáplic (genitive plural)
potáplici (dative singular)
potáplicím (dative plural)
potáplici (accusative singular)
potáplice (accusative plural)
potáplice (singular vocative)
potáplice (plural vocative)
potáplici (locative singular)
potáplicích (locative plural)
potáplicí (instrumental singular)
potáplicemi (instrumental plural)


nektarinka

nektarinka f (related adjective nektarinkový)

nektarinkový (adjective)
nektarinka (nominative singular)
nektarinky (nominative plural)
nektarinky (genitive singular)
nektarinek (genitive plural)
nektarince (dative singular)
nektarinkám (dative plural)
nektarinku (accusative singular)
nektarinky (accusative plural)
nektarinko (singular vocative)
nektarinky (plural vocative)
nektarince (locative singular)
nektarinkách (locative plural)
nektarinkou (instrumental singular)
nektarinkami (instrumental plural)

By surface analysis, nektar + -inka. From Ancient Greek νέκταρ (néktar, “nourishment of the gods”).


chryzantéma

chryzantéma (nominative singular)
chryzantémy (nominative plural)
chryzantémy (genitive singular)
chryzantém (genitive plural)
chryzantémě (dative singular)
chryzantémám (dative plural)
chryzantému (accusative singular)
chryzantémy (accusative plural)
chryzantémo (singular vocative)
chryzantémy (plural vocative)
chryzantémě (locative singular)
chryzantémách (locative plural)
chryzantémou (instrumental singular)
chryzantémami (instrumental plural)


pomerančovník

cs-noun

pomerančovník m inan (related adjective pomerančovníkový)

pomerančovníkový (adjective)
pomerančovník (nominative singular)
pomerančovníky (nominative plural)
pomerančovníku (genitive singular)
pomerančovníků (genitive plural)
pomerančovníku (dative singular)
pomerančovníkům (dative plural)
pomerančovník (accusative singular)
pomerančovníky (accusative plural)
pomerančovníku (singular vocative)
pomerančovníky (plural vocative)
pomerančovníku (locative singular)
pomerančovnících (locative plural)
pomerančovníkem (instrumental singular)
pomerančovníky (instrumental plural)


šupina

šupina (nominative singular)
šupiny (nominative plural)
šupiny (genitive singular)
šupin (genitive plural)
šupině (dative singular)
šupinám (dative plural)
šupinu (accusative singular)
šupiny (accusative plural)
šupino (singular vocative)
šupiny (plural vocative)
šupině (locative singular)
šupinách (locative plural)
šupinou (instrumental singular)
šupinami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech šupina. Borrowed from German Schuppe.

scale (keratin pieces covering the skin of certain animals)


vinohrad

vinohrad m inan (related adjective vinohradský, diminutive vinohrádek)

vinohradský (adjective)
vinohrádek (diminutive)
vinohrad (nominative singular)
vinohrady (nominative plural)
vinohradu (genitive singular)
vinohradů (genitive plural)
vinohradu (dative singular)
vinohradům (dative plural)
vinohrad (accusative singular)
vinohrady (accusative plural)
vinohrade (singular vocative)
vinohrady (plural vocative)
vinohradě (locative singular)
vinohradu (locative singular)
vinohradech (locative plural)
vinohradem (instrumental singular)
vinohrady (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech vinohrad, from Proto-Slavic *vinogordъ. By surface analysis, víno + hrad.


třmen

třmen (nominative singular)
třmeny (nominative plural)
třmenu (genitive singular)
třmene (genitive singular)
třmenů (genitive plural)
třmenu (dative singular)
třmeni (dative singular)
třmenům (dative plural)
třmen (accusative singular)
třmeny (accusative plural)
třmeni (singular vocative)
třmeny (plural vocative)
třmenu (locative singular)
třmeni (locative singular)
třmenech (locative plural)
třmenem (instrumental singular)
třmeny (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech střmen, třmen, střemen, třemen, from Proto-Slavic *stremę.

inh+

třmen visacího zámku

třmen šlapátka

(figuratively) something in the shape of a stirrup


sépie

sépie (nominative singular)
sépie (nominative plural)
sépie (genitive singular)
sépií (genitive plural)
sépii (dative singular)
sépiím (dative plural)
sépii (accusative singular)
sépie (accusative plural)
sépie (singular vocative)
sépie (plural vocative)
sépii (locative singular)
sépiích (locative plural)
sépií (instrumental singular)
sépiemi (instrumental plural)

cuttlefish (any of various squidlike mollusks)


sléz

sléz (nominative singular)
slézy (nominative plural)
slézu (genitive singular)
slézů (genitive plural)
slézu (dative singular)
slézům (dative plural)
sléz (accusative singular)
slézy (accusative plural)
sléze (singular vocative)
slézy (plural vocative)
slézu (locative singular)
slézech (locative plural)
slézem (instrumental singular)
slézy (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech sléz, from Proto-Slavic *slězъ.

mallow (any of a group of plants in several genera of the taxonomic family Malvaceae)


škeble

škeble (nominative singular)
škeble (nominative plural)
škeble (genitive singular)
škeblí (genitive plural)
škebli (dative singular)
škeblím (dative plural)
škebli (accusative singular)
škeble (accusative plural)
škeble (singular vocative)
škeble (plural vocative)
škebli (locative singular)
škeblích (locative plural)
škeblí (instrumental singular)
škeblemi (instrumental plural)


kešú oříšek

kešú oříšek (nominative singular)
kešú oříšky (nominative plural)
kešú oříšku (genitive singular)
kešú oříšků (genitive plural)
kešú oříšku (dative singular)
kešú oříškům (dative plural)
kešú oříšek (accusative singular)
kešú oříšky (accusative plural)
kešú oříšku (singular vocative)
kešú oříšky (plural vocative)
kešú oříšku (locative singular)
kešú oříšcích (locative plural)
kešú oříškem (instrumental singular)
kešú oříšky (instrumental plural)


hyacint

hyacint (nominative singular)
hyacinty (nominative plural)
hyacintu (genitive singular)
hyacintů (genitive plural)
hyacintu (dative singular)
hyacintům (dative plural)
hyacint (accusative singular)
hyacinty (accusative plural)
hyacinte (singular vocative)
hyacinty (plural vocative)
hyacintu (locative singular)
hyacintech (locative plural)
hyacintem (instrumental singular)
hyacinty (instrumental plural)

hyacinth (plant of the genus Hyacinthus)


levhart

cs-noun

levhart m anim (female equivalent levhartice)

levhartice (feminine)
levhart (nominative singular)
levharti (nominative plural)
levharta (genitive singular)
levhartů (genitive plural)
levhartovi (dative singular)
levhartu (dative singular)
levhartům (dative plural)
levharta (accusative singular)
levharty (accusative plural)
levharte (singular vocative)
levharti (plural vocative)
levhartovi (locative singular)
levhartu (locative singular)
levhartech (locative plural)
levhartem (instrumental singular)
levharty (instrumental plural)

Derived from Middle High German lëwpart, lēparte. Compare Polish lampart.

der+

leopard (a large wild cat with a spotted coat, Panthera pardus)


pásovec

pásovec (nominative singular)
pásovci (nominative plural)
pásovce (genitive singular)
pásovců (genitive plural)
pásovcovi (dative singular)
pásovci (dative singular)
pásovcům (dative plural)
pásovce (accusative singular)
pásovce (accusative plural)
pásovče (singular vocative)
pásovci (plural vocative)
pásovcovi (locative singular)
pásovci (locative singular)
pásovcích (locative plural)
pásovcem (instrumental singular)
pásovci (instrumental plural)

armadillo (burrowing mammal covered with bony, jointed, protective plates)


medvídek

medvídek (nominative singular)
medvídci (nominative plural)
medvídkové (nominative plural)
medvídka (genitive singular)
medvídků (genitive plural)
medvídkovi (dative singular)
medvídku (dative singular)
medvídkům (dative plural)
medvídka (accusative singular)
medvídky (accusative plural)
medvídku (singular vocative)
medvídci (plural vocative)
medvídkové (plural vocative)
medvídkovi (locative singular)
medvídku (locative singular)
medvídcích (locative plural)
medvídkem (instrumental singular)
medvídky (instrumental plural)


anýz

anýz (nominative singular)
anýzy (nominative plural)
anýzu (genitive singular)
anýzů (genitive plural)
anýzu (dative singular)
anýzům (dative plural)
anýz (accusative singular)
anýzy (accusative plural)
anýze (singular vocative)
anýzy (plural vocative)
anýzu (locative singular)
anýzech (locative plural)
anýzem (instrumental singular)
anýzy (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech anýž, from Middle High German anīs, from Latin anisum, from Ancient Greek ἄνισον (ánison).


stehlík

stehlík (nominative singular)
stehlíci (nominative plural)
stehlíka (genitive singular)
stehlíků (genitive plural)
stehlíkovi (dative singular)
stehlíku (dative singular)
stehlíkům (dative plural)
stehlíka (accusative singular)
stehlíky (accusative plural)
stehlíku (singular vocative)
stehlíci (plural vocative)
stehlíkovi (locative singular)
stehlíku (locative singular)
stehlících (locative plural)
stehlíkem (instrumental singular)
stehlíky (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *ščegъlъ + -ík. Cognate with Slovak stehlík, Ukrainian щи́голь (ščýholʹ), Polish szczygieł, and Russian щего́л (ščegól).


mravkolev

mravkolev (nominative singular)
mravkolvi (nominative plural)
mravkolvové (nominative plural)
mravkolva (genitive singular)
mravkolvů (genitive plural)
mravkolvovi (dative singular)
mravkolvu (dative singular)
mravkolvům (dative plural)
mravkolva (accusative singular)
mravkolvy (accusative plural)
mravkolve (singular vocative)
mravkolvi (plural vocative)
mravkolvové (plural vocative)
mravkolvovi (locative singular)
mravkolvu (locative singular)
mravkolvech (locative plural)
mravkolvem (instrumental singular)
mravkolvy (instrumental plural)

antlion, doodlebug (any insect of the family Myrmeleontidae)


nestor

nestor (nominative singular)
nestoři (nominative plural)
nestorové (nominative plural)
nestora (genitive singular)
nestorů (genitive plural)
nestorovi (dative singular)
nestoru (dative singular)
nestorům (dative plural)
nestora (accusative singular)
nestory (accusative plural)
nestore (singular vocative)
nestoři (plural vocative)
nestorové (plural vocative)
nestorovi (locative singular)
nestoru (locative singular)
nestorech (locative plural)
nestorem (instrumental singular)
nestory (instrumental plural)


pólo

pólo (nominative singular)
póla (nominative plural)
póla (genitive singular)
pól (genitive plural)
pólu (dative singular)
pólům (dative plural)
pólo (accusative singular)
póla (accusative plural)
pólo (singular vocative)
póla (plural vocative)
pólu (locative singular)
pólech (locative plural)
pólem (instrumental singular)
póly (instrumental plural)

Inspirováni domorodými obyvateli založili koloniální vojáci Velké Británie první klub póla na koních v severoindickém Silcharu již v roce 1859. O deset let později se dostalo pólo do Anglie, kde bylo v roce 1871 sehráno prvé oficiální utkání.

2005, František Táborský, Sportovní hry 2: základní pravidla, organizace, historie, Praha: Grada Publishing, →ISBN, page 150:

Inspired by native inhabitants, British colonial soldiers founded the first polo club in North Indian Silchar as early as in 1859.

polo (a ball game where two teams of players on horseback use long-handled mallets to propel the ball along the ground and into their opponent's goal)


čubka

čubka (nominative singular)
čubky (nominative plural)
čubky (genitive singular)
čubek (genitive plural)
čubce (dative singular)
čubkám (dative plural)
čubku (accusative singular)
čubky (accusative plural)
čubko (singular vocative)
čubky (plural vocative)
čubce (locative singular)
čubkách (locative plural)
čubkou (instrumental singular)
čubkami (instrumental plural)


pardál

pardál (nominative singular)
pardálové (nominative plural)
pardála (genitive singular)
pardálů (genitive plural)
pardálovi (dative singular)
pardálu (dative singular)
pardálům (dative plural)
pardála (accusative singular)
pardály (accusative plural)
pardále (singular vocative)
pardálové (plural vocative)
pardálovi (locative singular)
pardálu (locative singular)
pardálech (locative plural)
pardálem (instrumental singular)
pardály (instrumental plural)


mangovník

mangovník (nominative singular)
mangovníky (nominative plural)
mangovníku (genitive singular)
mangovníků (genitive plural)
mangovníku (dative singular)
mangovníkům (dative plural)
mangovník (accusative singular)
mangovníky (accusative plural)
mangovníku (singular vocative)
mangovníky (plural vocative)
mangovníku (locative singular)
mangovnících (locative plural)
mangovníkem (instrumental singular)
mangovníky (instrumental plural)

Mangifera indica
Mangifera indica#Translingual

mango (tropical fruit tree Mangifera indica)


ježura

ježura (nominative singular)
ježury (nominative plural)
ježury (genitive singular)
ježur (genitive plural)
ježuře (dative singular)
ježurám (dative plural)
ježuru (accusative singular)
ježury (accusative plural)
ježuro (singular vocative)
ježury (plural vocative)
ježuře (locative singular)
ježurách (locative plural)
ježurou (instrumental singular)
ježurami (instrumental plural)

echidna (any of the four species of small spined monotremes)


sajga

sajga (nominative singular)
sajgy (nominative plural)
sajgy (genitive singular)
sajg (genitive plural)
sajze (dative singular)
sajgám (dative plural)
sajgu (accusative singular)
sajgy (accusative plural)
sajgo (singular vocative)
sajgy (plural vocative)
sajze (locative singular)
sajgách (locative plural)
sajgou (instrumental singular)
sajgami (instrumental plural)


včelí královna

včelí královna (nominative singular)
včelí královny (nominative plural)
včelí královny (genitive singular)
včelích královen (genitive plural)
včelí královně (dative singular)
včelím královnám (dative plural)
včelí královnu (accusative singular)
včelí královny (accusative plural)
včelí královno (singular vocative)
včelí královny (plural vocative)
včelí královně (locative singular)
včelích královnách (locative plural)
včelí královnou (instrumental singular)
včelími královnami (instrumental plural)


ebenové dřevo

ebenové dřevo (nominative singular)
ebenová dřeva (nominative plural)
ebenového dřeva (genitive singular)
ebenových dřev (genitive plural)
ebenovému dřevu (dative singular)
ebenovým dřevům (dative plural)
ebenové dřevo (accusative singular)
ebenová dřeva (accusative plural)
ebenové dřevo (singular vocative)
ebenová dřeva (plural vocative)
ebenovém dřevě (locative singular)
ebenovém dřevu (locative singular)
ebenových dřevech (locative plural)
ebenovým dřevem (instrumental singular)
ebenovými dřevy (instrumental plural)


fíkovník

cs-noun

fíkovník m inan (related adjective fíkovníkový)

fíkovníkový (adjective)
fíkovník (nominative singular)
fíkovníky (nominative plural)
fíkovníku (genitive singular)
fíkovníků (genitive plural)
fíkovníku (dative singular)
fíkovníkům (dative plural)
fíkovník (accusative singular)
fíkovníky (accusative plural)
fíkovníku (singular vocative)
fíkovníky (plural vocative)
fíkovníku (locative singular)
fíkovnících (locative plural)
fíkovníkem (instrumental singular)
fíkovníky (instrumental plural)

ficus, fig (any tree of the genus Ficus)


citroník

citroník (nominative singular)
citroníky (nominative plural)
citroníku (genitive singular)
citroníků (genitive plural)
citroníku (dative singular)
citroníkům (dative plural)
citroník (accusative singular)
citroníky (accusative plural)
citroníku (singular vocative)
citroníky (plural vocative)
citroníku (locative singular)
citronících (locative plural)
citroníkem (instrumental singular)
citroníky (instrumental plural)


oměj

oměj (nominative singular)
oměje (nominative plural)
oměje (genitive singular)
omějů (genitive plural)
oměji (dative singular)
omějům (dative plural)
oměj (accusative singular)
oměje (accusative plural)
oměji (singular vocative)
oměje (plural vocative)
oměji (locative singular)
omějích (locative plural)
omějem (instrumental singular)
oměji (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech omih, from Proto-Slavic *oměgъ.


hvozdík

hvozdík (nominative singular)
hvozdíky (nominative plural)
hvozdíku (genitive singular)
hvozdíků (genitive plural)
hvozdíku (dative singular)
hvozdíkům (dative plural)
hvozdík (accusative singular)
hvozdíky (accusative plural)
hvozdíku (singular vocative)
hvozdíky (plural vocative)
hvozdíku (locative singular)
hvozdících (locative plural)
hvozdíkem (instrumental singular)
hvozdíky (instrumental plural)

Calque of Polish goździk. Analyzable as hvozd + -ík.

carnation (any plant in the genus Dianthus)


karafiát

karafiát (nominative singular)
karafiáty (nominative plural)
karafiátu (genitive singular)
karafiátů (genitive plural)
karafiátu (dative singular)
karafiátům (dative plural)
karafiát (accusative singular)
karafiáty (accusative plural)
karafiáte (singular vocative)
karafiáty (plural vocative)
karafiátu (locative singular)
karafiátech (locative plural)
karafiátem (instrumental singular)
karafiáty (instrumental plural)

Older form karafilát, from Latin caryophyllātus, from caryophyllus + -ātus.

Dianthus caryophyllus
Dianthus caryophyllus#Translingual

carnation (a plant of species Dianthus caryophyllus)


hvozdík zahradní

hvozdík zahradní (nominative singular)
hvozdíky zahradní (nominative plural)
hvozdíku zahradního (genitive singular)
hvozdíků zahradních (genitive plural)
hvozdíku zahradnímu (dative singular)
hvozdíkům zahradním (dative plural)
hvozdík zahradní (accusative singular)
hvozdíky zahradní (accusative plural)
hvozdíku zahradní (singular vocative)
hvozdíky zahradní (plural vocative)
hvozdíku zahradním (locative singular)
hvozdících zahradních (locative plural)
hvozdíkem zahradním (instrumental singular)
hvozdíky zahradními (instrumental plural)


vlčice

vlčice (nominative singular)
vlčice (nominative plural)
vlčice (genitive singular)
vlčic (genitive plural)
vlčici (dative singular)
vlčicím (dative plural)
vlčici (accusative singular)
vlčice (accusative plural)
vlčice (singular vocative)
vlčice (plural vocative)
vlčici (locative singular)
vlčicích (locative plural)
vlčicí (instrumental singular)
vlčicemi (instrumental plural)

[ˈvl̩t͡ʃɪt͡sɛ]

Inherited from Old Czech vlčicě, from Proto-Slavic *vьlčica.


pijavice

pijavice (nominative singular)
pijavice (nominative plural)
pijavice (genitive singular)
pijavic (genitive plural)
pijavici (dative singular)
pijavicím (dative plural)
pijavici (accusative singular)
pijavice (accusative plural)
pijavice (singular vocative)
pijavice (plural vocative)
pijavici (locative singular)
pijavicích (locative plural)
pijavicí (instrumental singular)
pijavicemi (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech pijěvicě (“leech”).


papája

papájový (adjective)
papája (nominative singular)
papáji (nominative plural)
papáje (nominative plural)
papáji (genitive singular)
papáje (genitive singular)
papáj (genitive plural)
papájí (genitive plural)
papáje (dative singular)
papáji (dative singular)
papájám (dative plural)
papájím (dative plural)
papáju (accusative singular)
papáji (accusative plural)
papáje (accusative plural)
papájo (singular vocative)
papáji (plural vocative)
papáje (plural vocative)
papáje (locative singular)
papáji (locative singular)
papájách (locative plural)
papájích (locative plural)
papájou (instrumental singular)
papájami (instrumental plural)
papájemi (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Spanish papaya, from Lokono papáia.


sajka

sajka (nominative singular)
sajky (nominative plural)
sajky (genitive singular)
sajk (genitive plural)
sajce (dative singular)
sajkám (dative plural)
sajku (accusative singular)
sajky (accusative plural)
sajko (singular vocative)
sajky (plural vocative)
sajce (locative singular)
sajkách (locative plural)
sajkou (instrumental singular)
sajkami (instrumental plural)


jehnec

jehnec (nominative singular)
jehenci (nominative plural)
jehence (genitive singular)
jehenců (genitive plural)
jehencovi (dative singular)
jehenci (dative singular)
jehencům (dative plural)
jehence (accusative singular)
jehence (accusative plural)
jehenče (singular vocative)
jehenci (plural vocative)
jehencovi (locative singular)
jehenci (locative singular)
jehencích (locative plural)
jehencem (instrumental singular)
jehenci (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech jěhnec, from Proto-Slavic *agnьcь. Akin to jehně.


užovka

užovka (nominative singular)
užovky (nominative plural)
užovky (genitive singular)
užovek (genitive plural)
užovce (dative singular)
užovkám (dative plural)
užovku (accusative singular)
užovky (accusative plural)
užovko (singular vocative)
užovky (plural vocative)
užovce (locative singular)
užovkách (locative plural)
užovkou (instrumental singular)
užovkami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *ǫžь, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *ángis, from Proto-Indo-European *h₂éngʷʰis.


barakuda

barakuda (nominative singular)
barakudy (nominative plural)
barakudy (genitive singular)
barakud (genitive plural)
barakudě (dative singular)
barakudám (dative plural)
barakudu (accusative singular)
barakudy (accusative plural)
barakudo (singular vocative)
barakudy (plural vocative)
barakudě (locative singular)
barakudách (locative plural)
barakudou (instrumental singular)
barakudami (instrumental plural)


piniový ořech

piniový ořech (nominative singular)
piniový ořechy (nominative plural)
piniový ořechu (genitive singular)
piniový ořechů (genitive plural)
piniový ořechu (dative singular)
piniový ořechům (dative plural)
piniový ořech (accusative singular)
piniový ořechy (accusative plural)
piniový ořechu (singular vocative)
piniový ořechy (plural vocative)
piniový ořechu (locative singular)
piniový ořeších (locative plural)
piniový ořechem (instrumental singular)
piniový ořechy (instrumental plural)


oříšek

oříšek (nominative singular)
oříšky (nominative plural)
oříšku (genitive singular)
oříšků (genitive plural)
oříšku (dative singular)
oříškům (dative plural)
oříšek (accusative singular)
oříšky (accusative plural)
oříšku (singular vocative)
oříšky (plural vocative)
oříšku (locative singular)
oříšcích (locative plural)
oříškem (instrumental singular)
oříšky (instrumental plural)


dravec

dravec (nominative singular)
dravci (nominative plural)
dravce (genitive singular)
dravců (genitive plural)
dravcovi (dative singular)
dravci (dative singular)
dravcům (dative plural)
dravce (accusative singular)
dravce (accusative plural)
dravče (singular vocative)
dravci (plural vocative)
dravcovi (locative singular)
dravci (locative singular)
dravcích (locative plural)
dravcem (instrumental singular)
dravci (instrumental plural)


dub bahenní

dub bahenní (nominative singular)
duby bahenní (nominative plural)
dubu bahenního (genitive singular)
dubů bahenních (genitive plural)
dubu bahennímu (dative singular)
dubům bahenním (dative plural)
dub bahenní (accusative singular)
duby bahenní (accusative plural)
dube bahenní (singular vocative)
duby bahenní (plural vocative)
dubě bahenním (locative singular)
dubu bahenním (locative singular)
dubech bahenních (locative plural)
dubem bahenním (instrumental singular)
duby bahenními (instrumental plural)

Quercus palustris
Quercus palustris#Translingual


dub červený

dub červený (nominative singular)
duby červené (nominative plural)
dubu červeného (genitive singular)
dubů červených (genitive plural)
dubu červenému (dative singular)
dubům červeným (dative plural)
dub červený (accusative singular)
duby červené (accusative plural)
dube červený (singular vocative)
duby červené (plural vocative)
dubě červeném (locative singular)
dubu červeném (locative singular)
dubech červených (locative plural)
dubem červeným (instrumental singular)
duby červenými (instrumental plural)

Quercus rubra
Quercus rubra#Translingual


dub cesmínovitý

dub cesmínovitý (nominative singular)
duby cesmínovité (nominative plural)
dubu cesmínovitého (genitive singular)
dubů cesmínovitých (genitive plural)
dubu cesmínovitému (dative singular)
dubům cesmínovitým (dative plural)
dub cesmínovitý (accusative singular)
duby cesmínovité (accusative plural)
dube cesmínovitý (singular vocative)
duby cesmínovité (plural vocative)
dubě cesmínovitém (locative singular)
dubu cesmínovitém (locative singular)
dubech cesmínovitých (locative plural)
dubem cesmínovitým (instrumental singular)
duby cesmínovitými (instrumental plural)


kadeřávek

kadeřávek (nominative singular)
kadeřávky (nominative plural)
kadeřávku (genitive singular)
kadeřávků (genitive plural)
kadeřávku (dative singular)
kadeřávkům (dative plural)
kadeřávek (accusative singular)
kadeřávky (accusative plural)
kadeřávku (singular vocative)
kadeřávky (plural vocative)
kadeřávku (locative singular)
kadeřávcích (locative plural)
kadeřávkem (instrumental singular)
kadeřávky (instrumental plural)

Brassica oleracea var. acephala#Translingual


jalovčinka

jalovčinka (nominative singular)
jalovčinky (nominative plural)
jalovčinky (genitive singular)
jalovčinek (genitive plural)
jalovčince (dative singular)
jalovčinkám (dative plural)
jalovčinku (accusative singular)
jalovčinky (accusative plural)
jalovčinko (singular vocative)
jalovčinky (plural vocative)
jalovčince (locative singular)
jalovčinkách (locative plural)
jalovčinkou (instrumental singular)
jalovčinkami (instrumental plural)