mrož

mrož (nominative singular)
mroži (nominative plural)
mrože (genitive singular)
mrožů (genitive plural)
mrožovi (dative singular)
mroži (dative singular)
mrožům (dative plural)
mrože (accusative singular)
mrože (accusative plural)
mroži (singular vocative)
mroži (plural vocative)
mrožovi (locative singular)
mroži (locative singular)
mrožích (locative plural)
mrožem (instrumental singular)
mroži (instrumental plural)


velryba

velrybí (adjective)
velryba (nominative singular)
velryby (nominative plural)
velryby (genitive singular)
velryb (genitive plural)
velrybě (dative singular)
velrybám (dative plural)
velrybu (accusative singular)
velryby (accusative plural)
velrybo (singular vocative)
velryby (plural vocative)
velrybě (locative singular)
velrybách (locative plural)
velrybou (instrumental singular)
velrybami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *velьrybъ, a partial calque of Middle High German walvisch, affected by Proto-Slavic *velьjь (“great”), hence literally “great fish” or “giant fish”. By surface analysis, vel- + ryba.


ploutvonožec

ploutvonožec (nominative singular)
ploutvonožci (nominative plural)
ploutvonožce (genitive singular)
ploutvonožců (genitive plural)
ploutvonožcovi (dative singular)
ploutvonožci (dative singular)
ploutvonožcům (dative plural)
ploutvonožce (accusative singular)
ploutvonožce (accusative plural)
ploutvonožče (singular vocative)
ploutvonožci (plural vocative)
ploutvonožcovi (locative singular)
ploutvonožci (locative singular)
ploutvonožcích (locative plural)
ploutvonožcem (instrumental singular)
ploutvonožci (instrumental plural)


chřestýš

chřestýš (nominative singular)
chřestýši (nominative plural)
chřestýše (genitive singular)
chřestýšů (genitive plural)
chřestýšovi (dative singular)
chřestýši (dative singular)
chřestýšům (dative plural)
chřestýše (accusative singular)
chřestýše (accusative plural)
chřestýši (singular vocative)
chřestýši (plural vocative)
chřestýšovi (locative singular)
chřestýši (locative singular)
chřestýších (locative plural)
chřestýšem (instrumental singular)
chřestýši (instrumental plural)


prase

prasečí (adjective)
prase (nominative singular)
prasata (nominative plural)
prasete (genitive singular)
prasat (genitive plural)
praseti (dative singular)
prasatům (dative plural)
prase (accusative singular)
prasata (accusative plural)
prase (singular vocative)
prasata (plural vocative)
praseti (locative singular)
prasatech (locative plural)
prasetem (instrumental singular)
prasaty (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech prasě, from Proto-Slavic *porsę, from Proto-Indo-European *pórḱos.

Ty jseš ale prase!

(offensive) pig (person who does disgusting things)


muflon

muflon (nominative singular)
mufloni (nominative plural)
muflona (genitive singular)
muflonů (genitive plural)
muflonovi (dative singular)
muflonu (dative singular)
muflonům (dative plural)
muflona (accusative singular)
muflony (accusative plural)
muflone (singular vocative)
mufloni (plural vocative)
muflonovi (locative singular)
muflonu (locative singular)
muflonech (locative plural)
muflonem (instrumental singular)
muflony (instrumental plural)


zmije

zmijí (adjective)
zmije (nominative singular)
zmije (nominative plural)
zmije (genitive singular)
zmijí (genitive plural)
zmiji (dative singular)
zmijím (dative plural)
zmiji (accusative singular)
zmije (accusative plural)
zmije (singular vocative)
zmije (plural vocative)
zmiji (locative singular)
zmijích (locative plural)
zmijí (instrumental singular)
zmijemi (instrumental plural)


duhovka

duhovka (nominative singular)
duhovky (nominative plural)
duhovky (genitive singular)
duhovek (genitive plural)
duhovce (dative singular)
duhovkám (dative plural)
duhovku (accusative singular)
duhovky (accusative plural)
duhovko (singular vocative)
duhovky (plural vocative)
duhovce (locative singular)
duhovkách (locative plural)
duhovkou (instrumental singular)
duhovkami (instrumental plural)


lachtan

cs-noun

lachtan m anim (related adjective lachtaní)

lachtaní (adjective)
lachtan (nominative singular)
lachtani (nominative plural)
lachtanové (nominative plural)
lachtana (genitive singular)
lachtanů (genitive plural)
lachtanovi (dative singular)
lachtanu (dative singular)
lachtanům (dative plural)
lachtana (accusative singular)
lachtany (accusative plural)
lachtane (singular vocative)
lachtani (plural vocative)
lachtanové (plural vocative)
lachtanovi (locative singular)
lachtanu (locative singular)
lachtanech (locative plural)
lachtanem (instrumental singular)
lachtany (instrumental plural)

From Russian лахтак (laxtak). Coined by Bohemian botanist Jan Svatopluk Presl in 1820.


bobr

cs-noun

bobr m anim (related adjective bobří or bobrový)

bobří (adjective)
bobrový (adjective)
bobr (nominative singular)
bobři (nominative plural)
bobra (genitive singular)
bobrů (genitive plural)
bobrovi (dative singular)
bobru (dative singular)
bobrům (dative plural)
bobra (accusative singular)
bobry (accusative plural)
bobře (singular vocative)
bobři (plural vocative)
bobrovi (locative singular)
bobru (locative singular)
bobrech (locative plural)
bobrem (instrumental singular)
bobry (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech bobr, from Proto-Slavic *bobrъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *bebrus, from Proto-Indo-European *bʰébʰrus.


trubec

trubec (nominative singular)
trubci (nominative plural)
trubce (genitive singular)
trubců (genitive plural)
trubcovi (dative singular)
trubci (dative singular)
trubcům (dative plural)
trubce (accusative singular)
trubce (accusative plural)
trubče (singular vocative)
trubci (plural vocative)
trubcovi (locative singular)
trubci (locative singular)
trubcích (locative plural)
trubcem (instrumental singular)
trubci (instrumental plural)

Likely derived from Old Czech trúp, from the same ultimate source as Proto-Slavic *trǫtъ (“drone”).


šakal

šakal (nominative singular)
šakalové (nominative plural)
šakali (nominative plural)
šakala (genitive singular)
šakalů (genitive plural)
šakalovi (dative singular)
šakalu (dative singular)
šakalům (dative plural)
šakala (accusative singular)
šakaly (accusative plural)
šakale (singular vocative)
šakalové (plural vocative)
šakali (plural vocative)
šakalovi (locative singular)
šakalu (locative singular)
šakalech (locative plural)
šakalem (instrumental singular)
šakaly (instrumental plural)


tuleň

tuleň (nominative singular)
tuleni (nominative plural)
tuleně (genitive singular)
tuleňů (genitive plural)
tuleňovi (dative singular)
tuleni (dative singular)
tuleňům (dative plural)
tuleně (accusative singular)
tuleně (accusative plural)
tuleni (singular vocative)
tuleni (plural vocative)
tuleňovi (locative singular)
tuleni (locative singular)
tuleních (locative plural)
tuleněm (instrumental singular)
tuleni (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Russian тюле́нь (tjulénʹ), ultimately from Sami.


ploutev

ploutev (nominative singular)
ploutve (nominative plural)
ploutve (genitive singular)
ploutví (genitive plural)
ploutvi (dative singular)
ploutvím (dative plural)
ploutev (accusative singular)
ploutve (accusative plural)
ploutvi (singular vocative)
ploutve (plural vocative)
ploutvi (locative singular)
ploutvích (locative plural)
ploutví (instrumental singular)
ploutvemi (instrumental plural)


želva

želví (adjective)
želva (nominative singular)
želvy (nominative plural)
želvy (genitive singular)
želv (genitive plural)
želvě (dative singular)
želvám (dative plural)
želvu (accusative singular)
želvy (accusative plural)
želvo (singular vocative)
želvy (plural vocative)
želvě (locative singular)
želvách (locative plural)
želvou (instrumental singular)
želvami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *žьlvъ, from Proto-Indo-European *gʰel-. Cognate with Upper Sorbian žołwja, Lower Sorbian žołw, Polish żółw, Serbo-Croatian žȇlvā and Slovene žélva.

(colloquial) old woman; prune (often in sexual context)


gepard

gepard (nominative singular)
gepardi (nominative plural)
geparda (genitive singular)
gepardů (genitive plural)
gepardovi (dative singular)
gepardu (dative singular)
gepardům (dative plural)
geparda (accusative singular)
gepardy (accusative plural)
geparde (singular vocative)
gepardi (plural vocative)
gepardovi (locative singular)
gepardu (locative singular)
gepardech (locative plural)
gepardem (instrumental singular)
gepardy (instrumental plural)


slavík

slavík m anim (female equivalent slavice)

slavice (feminine)
slavík (nominative singular)
slavíci (nominative plural)
slavíka (genitive singular)
slavíků (genitive plural)
slavíkovi (dative singular)
slavíku (dative singular)
slavíkům (dative plural)
slavíka (accusative singular)
slavíky (accusative plural)
slavíku (singular vocative)
slavíci (plural vocative)
slavíkovi (locative singular)
slavíku (locative singular)
slavících (locative plural)
slavíkem (instrumental singular)
slavíky (instrumental plural)

From *solvьjьkъ, diminutive of Proto-Slavic *solvьjь.


zvířena

zvířena (nominative singular)
zvířeny (nominative plural)
zvířeny (genitive singular)
zvířen (genitive plural)
zvířeně (dative singular)
zvířenám (dative plural)
zvířenu (accusative singular)
zvířeny (accusative plural)
zvířeno (singular vocative)
zvířeny (plural vocative)
zvířeně (locative singular)
zvířenách (locative plural)
zvířenou (instrumental singular)
zvířenami (instrumental plural)


brouk

brouk (nominative singular)
brouci (nominative plural)
brouka (genitive singular)
brouků (genitive plural)
broukovi (dative singular)
brouku (dative singular)
broukům (dative plural)
brouka (accusative singular)
brouky (accusative plural)
brouku (singular vocative)
brouci (plural vocative)
broukovi (locative singular)
brouku (locative singular)
broucích (locative plural)
broukem (instrumental singular)
brouky (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech brúk. Cognate of Lower Sorbian bruk.


paroh

paroh (nominative singular)
parohy (nominative plural)
parohu (genitive singular)
parohů (genitive plural)
parohu (dative singular)
parohům (dative plural)
paroh (accusative singular)
parohy (accusative plural)
parohu (singular vocative)
parohy (plural vocative)
parohu (locative singular)
parozích (locative plural)
parohem (instrumental singular)
parohy (instrumental plural)


racek

racek (nominative singular)
racci (nominative plural)
rackové (nominative plural)
racka (genitive singular)
racků (genitive plural)
rackovi (dative singular)
racku (dative singular)
rackům (dative plural)
racka (accusative singular)
racky (accusative plural)
racku (singular vocative)
racci (plural vocative)
rackové (plural vocative)
rackovi (locative singular)
racku (locative singular)
raccích (locative plural)
rackem (instrumental singular)
racky (instrumental plural)

Coined by Jan Svatopluk Presl based on Serbo-Croatian raca (“duck”).


sviňucha

sviňucha (nominative singular)
sviňuchy (nominative plural)
sviňuchy (genitive singular)
sviňuch (genitive plural)
sviňuše (dative singular)
sviňuchám (dative plural)
sviňuchu (accusative singular)
sviňuchy (accusative plural)
sviňucho (singular vocative)
sviňuchy (plural vocative)
sviňuše (locative singular)
sviňuchách (locative plural)
sviňuchou (instrumental singular)
sviňuchami (instrumental plural)


hlavonožec

hlavonožec (nominative singular)
hlavonožci (nominative plural)
hlavonožce (genitive singular)
hlavonožců (genitive plural)
hlavonožci (dative singular)
hlavonožcům (dative plural)
hlavonožce (accusative singular)
hlavonožce (accusative plural)
hlavonožče (singular vocative)
hlavonožci (plural vocative)
hlavonožci (locative singular)
hlavonožcích (locative plural)
hlavonožcem (instrumental singular)
hlavonožci (instrumental plural)


pelikán

pelikán (nominative singular)
pelikáni (nominative plural)
pelikána (genitive singular)
pelikánů (genitive plural)
pelikánovi (dative singular)
pelikánu (dative singular)
pelikánům (dative plural)
pelikána (accusative singular)
pelikány (accusative plural)
pelikáne (singular vocative)
pelikáni (plural vocative)
pelikánovi (locative singular)
pelikánu (locative singular)
pelikánech (locative plural)
pelikánem (instrumental singular)
pelikány (instrumental plural)


vepř

vepřový (adjective)
vepř (nominative singular)
vepři (nominative plural)
vepře (genitive singular)
vepřů (genitive plural)
vepřovi (dative singular)
vepři (dative singular)
vepřům (dative plural)
vepře (accusative singular)
vepře (accusative plural)
vepři (singular vocative)
vepři (plural vocative)
vepřovi (locative singular)
vepři (locative singular)
vepřích (locative plural)
vepřem (instrumental singular)
vepři (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech vepř, from Proto-Slavic *veprь (“boar”). Cognate with Old English eofor, German Eber, Latin aper.


pávice

pávice (nominative singular)
pávice (nominative plural)
pávice (genitive singular)
pávic (genitive plural)
pávici (dative singular)
pávicím (dative plural)
pávici (accusative singular)
pávice (accusative plural)
pávice (singular vocative)
pávice (plural vocative)
pávici (locative singular)
pávicích (locative plural)
pávicí (instrumental singular)
pávicemi (instrumental plural)


vozhřivka

vozhřivka (nominative singular)
vozhřivky (nominative plural)
vozhřivky (genitive singular)
vozhřivek (genitive plural)
vozhřivce (dative singular)
vozhřivkám (dative plural)
vozhřivku (accusative singular)
vozhřivky (accusative plural)
vozhřivko (singular vocative)
vozhřivky (plural vocative)
vozhřivce (locative singular)
vozhřivkách (locative plural)
vozhřivkou (instrumental singular)
vozhřivkami (instrumental plural)


přežvýkavec

přežvýkavec (nominative singular)
přežvýkavci (nominative plural)
přežvýkavce (genitive singular)
přežvýkavců (genitive plural)
přežvýkavcovi (dative singular)
přežvýkavci (dative singular)
přežvýkavcům (dative plural)
přežvýkavce (accusative singular)
přežvýkavce (accusative plural)
přežvýkavče (singular vocative)
přežvýkavci (plural vocative)
přežvýkavcovi (locative singular)
přežvýkavci (locative singular)
přežvýkavcích (locative plural)
přežvýkavcem (instrumental singular)
přežvýkavci (instrumental plural)


štika

štika (nominative singular)
štiky (nominative plural)
štiky (genitive singular)
štik (genitive plural)
štice (dative singular)
štikám (dative plural)
štiku (accusative singular)
štiky (accusative plural)
štiko (singular vocative)
štiky (plural vocative)
štice (locative singular)
štikách (locative plural)
štikou (instrumental singular)
štikami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech ščuka, from Proto-Slavic *ščùka.


bažant

bažant m anim (female equivalent bažantice)

bažantice (feminine)
bažant (nominative singular)
bažanti (nominative plural)
bažanta (genitive singular)
bažantů (genitive plural)
bažantovi (dative singular)
bažantu (dative singular)
bažantům (dative plural)
bažanta (accusative singular)
bažanty (accusative plural)
bažante (singular vocative)
bažanti (plural vocative)
bažantovi (locative singular)
bažantu (locative singular)
bažantech (locative plural)
bažantem (instrumental singular)
bažanty (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech bažant, from Middle High German vasant, from Latin phasianus, from Ancient Greek φασιανός (phasianós).


bígl

bígl (nominative singular)
bíglové (nominative plural)
bígla (genitive singular)
bíglů (genitive plural)
bíglovi (dative singular)
bíglu (dative singular)
bíglům (dative plural)
bígla (accusative singular)
bígly (accusative plural)
bígle (singular vocative)
bíglové (plural vocative)
bíglovi (locative singular)
bíglu (locative singular)
bíglech (locative plural)
bíglem (instrumental singular)
bígly (instrumental plural)


špaček

špaček (nominative singular)
špačci (nominative plural)
špačkové (nominative plural)
špačka (genitive singular)
špačků (genitive plural)
špačkovi (dative singular)
špačku (dative singular)
špačkům (dative plural)
špačka (accusative singular)
špačky (accusative plural)
špačku (singular vocative)
špačci (plural vocative)
špačkové (plural vocative)
špačkovi (locative singular)
špačku (locative singular)
špačcích (locative plural)
špačkem (instrumental singular)
špačky (instrumental plural)

Ultimately from German Spatz (“sparrow”), from Old High German sparo (“sparrow”), from Proto-Germanic *sparwô (“sparrow”), + -ek. Cognate with Russian шпак (špak, “starling”), Ukrainian шпак (špak, “starling”), Belarusian шпак (špak, “starling”), Polish szpak (“starling”).


kavka

kavka (nominative singular)
kavky (nominative plural)
kavky (genitive singular)
kavek (genitive plural)
kavce (dative singular)
kavkám (dative plural)
kavku (accusative singular)
kavky (accusative plural)
kavko (singular vocative)
kavky (plural vocative)
kavce (locative singular)
kavkách (locative plural)
kavkou (instrumental singular)
kavkami (instrumental plural)

Czech: Kafka

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kavъka, which is onomatopoeic, representing the bird’s voice. Cognate with Polish kawka.

Coloeus monedula
Coloeus monedula#Translingual


packa

packa (nominative singular)
packy (nominative plural)
packy (genitive singular)
pacek (genitive plural)
pacce (dative singular)
packám (dative plural)
packu (accusative singular)
packy (accusative plural)
packo (singular vocative)
packy (plural vocative)
pacce (locative singular)
packách (locative plural)
packou (instrumental singular)
packami (instrumental plural)


sosák

sosák (nominative singular)
sosáky (nominative plural)
sosáku (genitive singular)
sosáků (genitive plural)
sosáku (dative singular)
sosákům (dative plural)
sosák (accusative singular)
sosáky (accusative plural)
sosáku (singular vocative)
sosáky (plural vocative)
sosáku (locative singular)
sosácích (locative plural)
sosákem (instrumental singular)
sosáky (instrumental plural)


mšice

mšice (nominative singular)
mšice (nominative plural)
mšice (genitive singular)
mšic (genitive plural)
mšici (dative singular)
mšicím (dative plural)
mšici (accusative singular)
mšice (accusative plural)
mšice (singular vocative)
mšice (plural vocative)
mšici (locative singular)
mšicích (locative plural)
mšicí (instrumental singular)
mšicemi (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech mšicě, from Proto-Slavic *mъšica. Equivalent to moucha + -ice.


chobot

chobot (nominative singular)
choboty (nominative plural)
chobotu (genitive singular)
chobotů (genitive plural)
chobotu (dative singular)
chobotům (dative plural)
chobot (accusative singular)
choboty (accusative plural)
chobote (singular vocative)
choboty (plural vocative)
chobotě (locative singular)
chobotu (locative singular)
chobotech (locative plural)
chobotem (instrumental singular)
choboty (instrumental plural)

→ Slovak: chobot

Borrowed from Russian хо́бот (xóbot), from Old East Slavic хоботъ (xobotŭ), from Proto-Slavic *xobotъ. Compare native Old Czech chobot (“tail; bay”).


stádo

stádo (nominative singular)
stáda (nominative plural)
stáda (genitive singular)
stád (genitive plural)
stádu (dative singular)
stádům (dative plural)
stádo (accusative singular)
stáda (accusative plural)
stádo (singular vocative)
stáda (plural vocative)
stádě (locative singular)
stádu (locative singular)
stádech (locative plural)
stádem (instrumental singular)
stády (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech stádo, from Proto-Slavic *stado.


hřebec

hřebec m anim (female equivalent hřebice)

hřebice (feminine)
hřebec (nominative singular)
hřebci (nominative plural)
hřebce (genitive singular)
hřebců (genitive plural)
hřebcovi (dative singular)
hřebci (dative singular)
hřebcům (dative plural)
hřebce (accusative singular)
hřebce (accusative plural)
hřebče (singular vocative)
hřebci (plural vocative)
hřebcovi (locative singular)
hřebci (locative singular)
hřebcích (locative plural)
hřebcem (instrumental singular)
hřebci (instrumental plural)

[ˈɦr̝ɛbɛt͡s]


klisna

klisna (nominative singular)
klisny (nominative plural)
klisny (genitive singular)
klisen (genitive plural)
klisně (dative singular)
klisnám (dative plural)
klisnu (accusative singular)
klisny (accusative plural)
klisno (singular vocative)
klisny (plural vocative)
klisně (locative singular)
klisnách (locative plural)
klisnou (instrumental singular)
klisnami (instrumental plural)


papoušek

papoušek (nominative singular)
papoušci (nominative plural)
papouškové (nominative plural)
papouška (genitive singular)
papoušků (genitive plural)
papouškovi (dative singular)
papoušku (dative singular)
papouškům (dative plural)
papouška (accusative singular)
papoušky (accusative plural)
papoušku (singular vocative)
papoušci (plural vocative)
papouškové (plural vocative)
papouškovi (locative singular)
papoušku (locative singular)
papoušcích (locative plural)
papouškem (instrumental singular)
papoušky (instrumental plural)


jehně

jehňátko (diminutive)
jehně (nominative singular)
jehňata (nominative plural)
jehněte (genitive singular)
jehňat (genitive plural)
jehněti (dative singular)
jehňatům (dative plural)
jehně (accusative singular)
jehňata (accusative plural)
jehně (singular vocative)
jehňata (plural vocative)
jehněti (locative singular)
jehňatech (locative plural)
jehnětem (instrumental singular)
jehňaty (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech jěhně, from Proto-Slavic *agnę, from Proto-Indo-European *h₂egʷn-, the stem of *h₂egʷnós.


lasice

lasice (nominative singular)
lasice (nominative plural)
lasice (genitive singular)
lasic (genitive plural)
lasici (dative singular)
lasicím (dative plural)
lasici (accusative singular)
lasice (accusative plural)
lasice (singular vocative)
lasice (plural vocative)
lasici (locative singular)
lasicích (locative plural)
lasicí (instrumental singular)
lasicemi (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech lasicě, from Proto-Slavic *lasica.

Mustela nivalis
Mustela nivalis#Translingual


obratlovec

obratlovec (nominative singular)
obratlovci (nominative plural)
obratlovce (genitive singular)
obratlovců (genitive plural)
obratlovcovi (dative singular)
obratlovci (dative singular)
obratlovcům (dative plural)
obratlovce (accusative singular)
obratlovce (accusative plural)
obratlovče (singular vocative)
obratlovci (plural vocative)
obratlovcovi (locative singular)
obratlovci (locative singular)
obratlovcích (locative plural)
obratlovcem (instrumental singular)
obratlovci (instrumental plural)


buvol

buvol (nominative singular)
buvoli (nominative plural)
buvola (genitive singular)
buvolů (genitive plural)
buvolovi (dative singular)
buvolu (dative singular)
buvolům (dative plural)
buvola (accusative singular)
buvoly (accusative plural)
buvole (singular vocative)
buvoli (plural vocative)
buvolovi (locative singular)
buvolu (locative singular)
buvolech (locative plural)
buvolem (instrumental singular)
buvoly (instrumental plural)


kusadlo

kusadlo (nominative singular)
kusadla (nominative plural)
kusadla (genitive singular)
kusadel (genitive plural)
kusadlu (dative singular)
kusadlům (dative plural)
kusadlo (accusative singular)
kusadla (accusative plural)
kusadlo (singular vocative)
kusadla (plural vocative)
kusadle (locative singular)
kusadlu (locative singular)
kusadlech (locative plural)
kusadlem (instrumental singular)
kusadly (instrumental plural)


kanec

kanec (nominative singular)
kanci (nominative plural)
kance (genitive singular)
kanců (genitive plural)
kancovi (dative singular)
kanci (dative singular)
kancům (dative plural)
kance (accusative singular)
kance (accusative plural)
kanče (singular vocative)
kanci (plural vocative)
kancovi (locative singular)
kanci (locative singular)
kancích (locative plural)
kancem (instrumental singular)
kanci (instrumental plural)

The origin of this word, which only exists in Czech and Slovak, is unknown. It may be derived from Hungarian kan. Other theories say it comes from the East Slavic word кабан (kaban) and would therefore be of Turkish and Tatar origin.


lenochod

lenochod (nominative singular)
lenochodi (nominative plural)
lenochoda (genitive singular)
lenochodů (genitive plural)
lenochodovi (dative singular)
lenochodu (dative singular)
lenochodům (dative plural)
lenochoda (accusative singular)
lenochody (accusative plural)
lenochode (singular vocative)
lenochodi (plural vocative)
lenochodovi (locative singular)
lenochodu (locative singular)
lenochodech (locative plural)
lenochodem (instrumental singular)
lenochody (instrumental plural)


křepelka

křepelčí (adjective)
křepelka (nominative singular)
křepelky (nominative plural)
křepelky (genitive singular)
křepelek (genitive plural)
křepelce (dative singular)
křepelkám (dative plural)
křepelku (accusative singular)
křepelky (accusative plural)
křepelko (singular vocative)
křepelky (plural vocative)
křepelce (locative singular)
křepelkách (locative plural)
křepelkou (instrumental singular)
křepelkami (instrumental plural)


hřebínek

hřebínek (nominative singular)
hřebínky (nominative plural)
hřebínku (genitive singular)
hřebínků (genitive plural)
hřebínku (dative singular)
hřebínkům (dative plural)
hřebínek (accusative singular)
hřebínky (accusative plural)
hřebínku (singular vocative)
hřebínky (plural vocative)
hřebínku (locative singular)
hřebíncích (locative plural)
hřebínkem (instrumental singular)
hřebínky (instrumental plural)


křeček

křeček m anim (related adjective křeččí)

křeččí (adjective)
křeček (nominative singular)
křečci (nominative plural)
křečkové (nominative plural)
křečka (genitive singular)
křečků (genitive plural)
křečkovi (dative singular)
křečku (dative singular)
křečkům (dative plural)
křečka (accusative singular)
křečky (accusative plural)
křečku (singular vocative)
křečci (plural vocative)
křečkové (plural vocative)
křečkovi (locative singular)
křečku (locative singular)
křečcích (locative plural)
křečkem (instrumental singular)
křečky (instrumental plural)

[ˈkr̝̊ɛt͡ʃɛk]

Inherited from Old Czech křeček. křeč + -ek.


gibon

gibon (nominative singular)
giboni (nominative plural)
gibona (genitive singular)
gibonů (genitive plural)
gibonovi (dative singular)
gibonu (dative singular)
gibonům (dative plural)
gibona (accusative singular)
gibony (accusative plural)
gibone (singular vocative)
giboni (plural vocative)
gibonovi (locative singular)
gibonu (locative singular)
gibonech (locative plural)
gibonem (instrumental singular)
gibony (instrumental plural)


slimák

slimák m anim (related adjective slimáčí, diminutive slimáček)

slimáčí (adjective)
slimáček (diminutive)
slimák (nominative singular)
slimáci (nominative plural)
slimáka (genitive singular)
slimáků (genitive plural)
slimákovi (dative singular)
slimáku (dative singular)
slimákům (dative plural)
slimáka (accusative singular)
slimáky (accusative plural)
slimáku (singular vocative)
slimáci (plural vocative)
slimákovi (locative singular)
slimáku (locative singular)
slimácích (locative plural)
slimákem (instrumental singular)
slimáky (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech slimák, from Proto-Slavic *slimakъ.


ocas

ocas m inan (related adjective ocasní or ocasový, diminutive ocásek)

ocasní (adjective)
ocasový (adjective)
ocásek (diminutive)
ocas (nominative singular)
ocasy (nominative plural)
ocasu (genitive singular)
ocasů (genitive plural)
ocasu (dative singular)
ocasům (dative plural)
ocas (accusative singular)
ocasy (accusative plural)
ocase (singular vocative)
ocasy (plural vocative)
ocase (locative singular)
ocasu (locative singular)
ocasech (locative plural)
ocasem (instrumental singular)
ocasy (instrumental plural)

Etymology unclear, might be derived from dialectal cásati (“jerk”) or possibly from česati (“comb”), or from Proto-Slavic *otъ-jasъ, i.e. “something which hangs from the belt”. Possibly influenced by folk etymology.


slepice

slepice (nominative singular)
slepice (nominative plural)
slepice (genitive singular)
slepic (genitive plural)
slepici (dative singular)
slepicím (dative plural)
slepici (accusative singular)
slepice (accusative plural)
slepice (singular vocative)
slepice (plural vocative)
slepici (locative singular)
slepicích (locative plural)
slepicí (instrumental singular)
slepicemi (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech slepicě. slepý + -ice.


husa

husa (nominative singular)
husy (nominative plural)
husy (genitive singular)
hus (genitive plural)
husí (genitive plural)
huse (dative singular)
husám (dative plural)
husu (accusative singular)
husy (accusative plural)
huso (singular vocative)
husy (plural vocative)
huse (locative singular)
husách (locative plural)
husou (instrumental singular)
husami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech hus, from Proto-Slavic *gǫ̑sь, from Proto-Indo-European *ǵʰh₂éns.

Na stole hořela svíčka a z trouby voněla pečená husa.

1935, Ludmila Tesařová, “Jak šla zvířátka do světa”, in Tatíčkovy pohádky, Praha: Vojtěch Šeba:

A candle was burning on the table and a goose smelled nicely from the oven.


vydra

vydra (nominative singular)
vydry (nominative plural)
vydry (genitive singular)
vyder (genitive plural)
vydře (dative singular)
vydrám (dative plural)
vydru (accusative singular)
vydry (accusative plural)
vydro (singular vocative)
vydry (plural vocative)
vydře (locative singular)
vydrách (locative plural)
vydrou (instrumental singular)
vydrami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *vydra, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *ūdrāˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *udréh₂, the feminine form of *udrós. Doublet of hydra.


slunéčko

slunéčko (nominative singular)
slunéčka (nominative plural)
slunéčka (genitive singular)
slunéček (genitive plural)
slunéčku (dative singular)
slunéčkům (dative plural)
slunéčko (accusative singular)
slunéčka (accusative plural)
slunéčko (singular vocative)
slunéčka (plural vocative)
slunéčku (locative singular)
slunéčkách (locative plural)
slunéčkem (instrumental singular)
slunéčky (instrumental plural)


klokan

klokan (nominative singular)
klokani (nominative plural)
klokana (genitive singular)
klokanů (genitive plural)
klokanovi (dative singular)
klokanu (dative singular)
klokanům (dative plural)
klokana (accusative singular)
klokany (accusative plural)
klokane (singular vocative)
klokani (plural vocative)
klokanovi (locative singular)
klokanu (locative singular)
klokanech (locative plural)
klokanem (instrumental singular)
klokany (instrumental plural)

Probably coined by Jan Svatopluk Presl in the 19th century, probably inspired by skokan; the initial k- probably according to German Känguruh.


dráp

dráp (nominative singular)
drápy (nominative plural)
drápu (genitive singular)
drápů (genitive plural)
drápu (dative singular)
drápům (dative plural)
dráp (accusative singular)
drápy (accusative plural)
drápe (singular vocative)
drápy (plural vocative)
drápu (locative singular)
drápech (locative plural)
drápem (instrumental singular)
drápy (instrumental plural)


otěž

otěž (nominative singular)
otěže (nominative plural)
otěže (genitive singular)
otěží (genitive plural)
otěži (dative singular)
otěžím (dative plural)
otěž (accusative singular)
otěže (accusative plural)
otěži (singular vocative)
otěže (plural vocative)
otěži (locative singular)
otěžích (locative plural)
otěží (instrumental singular)
otěžemi (instrumental plural)


ústřice

ústřice (nominative singular)
ústřice (nominative plural)
ústřice (genitive singular)
ústřic (genitive plural)
ústřici (dative singular)
ústřicím (dative plural)
ústřici (accusative singular)
ústřice (accusative plural)
ústřice (singular vocative)
ústřice (plural vocative)
ústřici (locative singular)
ústřicích (locative plural)
ústřicí (instrumental singular)
ústřicemi (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Russian у́стрица (ústrica).


koníček

koníček (nominative singular)
koníčci (nominative plural)
koníčkové (nominative plural)
koníčky (nominative plural)
koníčka (genitive singular)
koníčků (genitive plural)
koníčkovi (dative singular)
koníčku (dative singular)
koníčkům (dative plural)
koníčka (accusative singular)
koníčky (accusative plural)
koníčku (singular vocative)
koníčci (plural vocative)
koníčkové (plural vocative)
koníčky (plural vocative)
koníčkovi (locative singular)
koníčku (locative singular)
koníčcích (locative plural)
koníčkach (locative plural)
koníčkem (instrumental singular)
koníčky (instrumental plural)

From koník + -ek. Note that also German Steckenpferd translates as hobby.


koníček

koníček (nominative singular)
koníčci (nominative plural)
koníčkové (nominative plural)
koníčka (genitive singular)
koníčků (genitive plural)
koníčkovi (dative singular)
koníčku (dative singular)
koníčkům (dative plural)
koníčka (accusative singular)
koníčky (accusative plural)
koníčku (singular vocative)
koníčci (plural vocative)
koníčkové (plural vocative)
koníčkovi (locative singular)
koníčku (locative singular)
koníčcích (locative plural)
koníčkem (instrumental singular)
koníčky (instrumental plural)
koníček (nominative singular)
koníčky (nominative plural)
koníčka (genitive singular)
koníčků (genitive plural)
koníčku (dative singular)
koníčkům (dative plural)
koníček (accusative singular)
koníčky (accusative plural)
koníčku (singular vocative)
koníčky (plural vocative)
koníčku (locative singular)
koníčcích (locative plural)
koníčkách (locative plural)
koníčkem (instrumental singular)
koníčky (instrumental plural)


koníček

koníček (nominative singular)
koníčci (nominative plural)
koníčkové (nominative plural)
koníčka (genitive singular)
koníčků (genitive plural)
koníčkovi (dative singular)
koníčku (dative singular)
koníčkům (dative plural)
koníčka (accusative singular)
koníčky (accusative plural)
koníčku (singular vocative)
koníčci (plural vocative)
koníčkové (plural vocative)
koníčkovi (locative singular)
koníčku (locative singular)
koníčcích (locative plural)
koníčkem (instrumental singular)
koníčky (instrumental plural)
koníček (nominative singular)
koníčky (nominative plural)
koníčku (genitive singular)
koníčků (genitive plural)
koníčku (dative singular)
koníčkům (dative plural)
koníček (accusative singular)
koníčky (accusative plural)
koníčku (singular vocative)
koníčky (plural vocative)
koníčku (locative singular)
koníčcích (locative plural)
koníčkách (locative plural)
koníčkem (instrumental singular)
koníčky (instrumental plural)


lori

lori (nominative singular)
loriové (nominative plural)
lori (nominative plural)
loriho (genitive singular)
loriů (genitive plural)
lorich (genitive plural)
lorimu (dative singular)
loriům (dative plural)
lorim (dative plural)
loriho (accusative singular)
lorie (accusative plural)
lori (accusative plural)
lori (singular vocative)
loriové (plural vocative)
lori (plural vocative)
lorim (locative singular)
loriech (locative plural)
loriích (locative plural)
lorich (locative plural)
lorim (instrumental singular)
lorii (instrumental plural)
lorimi (instrumental plural)


tukan

tukan (nominative singular)
tukani (nominative plural)
tukana (genitive singular)
tukanů (genitive plural)
tukanovi (dative singular)
tukanu (dative singular)
tukanům (dative plural)
tukana (accusative singular)
tukany (accusative plural)
tukane (singular vocative)
tukani (plural vocative)
tukanovi (locative singular)
tukanu (locative singular)
tukanech (locative plural)
tukanem (instrumental singular)
tukany (instrumental plural)


candát

candát (nominative singular)
candáti (nominative plural)
candáta (genitive singular)
candátů (genitive plural)
candátovi (dative singular)
candátu (dative singular)
candátům (dative plural)
candáta (accusative singular)
candáty (accusative plural)
candáte (singular vocative)
candáti (plural vocative)
candátovi (locative singular)
candátu (locative singular)
candátech (locative plural)
candátem (instrumental singular)
candáty (instrumental plural)


křižák

křižák (nominative singular)
křižáci (nominative plural)
křižáka (genitive singular)
křižáků (genitive plural)
křižákovi (dative singular)
křižáku (dative singular)
křižákům (dative plural)
křižáka (accusative singular)
křižáky (accusative plural)
křižáku (singular vocative)
křižáci (plural vocative)
křižákovi (locative singular)
křižáku (locative singular)
křižácích (locative plural)
křižákem (instrumental singular)
křižáky (instrumental plural)

[ˈkr̝̊ɪʒaːk]


lipan

lipan (nominative singular)
lipani (nominative plural)
lipana (genitive singular)
lipanů (genitive plural)
lipanovi (dative singular)
lipanu (dative singular)
lipanům (dative plural)
lipana (accusative singular)
lipany (accusative plural)
lipane (singular vocative)
lipani (plural vocative)
lipanovi (locative singular)
lipanu (locative singular)
lipanech (locative plural)
lipanem (instrumental singular)
lipany (instrumental plural)


jeřáb

jeřáb (nominative singular)
jeřáby (nominative plural)
jeřábu (genitive singular)
jeřábů (genitive plural)
jeřábu (dative singular)
jeřábům (dative plural)
jeřáb (accusative singular)
jeřáby (accusative plural)
jeřábe (singular vocative)
jeřáby (plural vocative)
jeřábu (locative singular)
jeřábech (locative plural)
jeřábem (instrumental singular)
jeřáby (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech jeřáb, from Proto-Slavic *arębъ.


kohoutek

kohoutek (nominative singular)
kohoutky (nominative plural)
kohoutku (genitive singular)
kohoutků (genitive plural)
kohoutku (dative singular)
kohoutkům (dative plural)
kohoutek (accusative singular)
kohoutky (accusative plural)
kohoutku (singular vocative)
kohoutky (plural vocative)
kohoutku (locative singular)
kohoutcích (locative plural)
kohoutkem (instrumental singular)
kohoutky (instrumental plural)


jestřáb

jestřáb (nominative singular)
jestřábi (nominative plural)
jestřábové (nominative plural)
jestřába (genitive singular)
jestřábů (genitive plural)
jestřábovi (dative singular)
jestřábu (dative singular)
jestřábům (dative plural)
jestřába (accusative singular)
jestřáby (accusative plural)
jestřábe (singular vocative)
jestřábi (plural vocative)
jestřábové (plural vocative)
jestřábovi (locative singular)
jestřábu (locative singular)
jestřábech (locative plural)
jestřábem (instrumental singular)
jestřáby (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech jěstřáb, from Proto-Slavic *jastrębъ.


zvíře

zvíře (nominative singular)
zvířata (nominative plural)
zvířete (genitive singular)
zvířat (genitive plural)
zvířeti (dative singular)
zvířatům (dative plural)
zvíře (accusative singular)
zvířata (accusative plural)
zvíře (singular vocative)
zvířata (plural vocative)
zvířeti (locative singular)
zvířatech (locative plural)
zvířetem (instrumental singular)
zvířaty (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech zvieřě, from Proto-Slavic *zvě̄rę̀. By surface analysis, zvěř + -e.

práva zvířat

král zvířat

Je to vidět i v říši zvířat.


morda

morda (nominative singular)
mordy (nominative plural)
mordy (genitive singular)
mord (genitive plural)
mordě (dative singular)
mordám (dative plural)
mordu (accusative singular)
mordy (accusative plural)
mordo (singular vocative)
mordy (plural vocative)
mordě (locative singular)
mordách (locative plural)
mordou (instrumental singular)
mordami (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Polish morda, from East Slavic, from Proto-Slavic *mъrda, deverbal of *mъrdati, whence Czech mrdat. Cognate with Russian мо́рда (mórda).


termit

termit (nominative singular)
termiti (nominative plural)
termita (genitive singular)
termitů (genitive plural)
termitovi (dative singular)
termitu (dative singular)
termitům (dative plural)
termita (accusative singular)
termity (accusative plural)
termite (singular vocative)
termiti (plural vocative)
termitovi (locative singular)
termitu (locative singular)
termitech (locative plural)
termitem (instrumental singular)
termity (instrumental plural)


krakatice

krakatice (nominative singular)
krakatice (nominative plural)
krakatice (genitive singular)
krakatic (genitive plural)
krakatici (dative singular)
krakaticím (dative plural)
krakatici (accusative singular)
krakatice (accusative plural)
krakatice (singular vocative)
krakatice (plural vocative)
krakatici (locative singular)
krakaticích (locative plural)
krakaticí (instrumental singular)
krakaticemi (instrumental plural)


členovec

členovec (nominative singular)
členovci (nominative plural)
členovce (genitive singular)
členovců (genitive plural)
členovcovi (dative singular)
členovci (dative singular)
členovcům (dative plural)
členovce (accusative singular)
členovce (accusative plural)
členovče (singular vocative)
členovci (plural vocative)
členovcovi (locative singular)
členovci (locative singular)
členovcích (locative plural)
členovcem (instrumental singular)
členovci (instrumental plural)


ostnokožec

ostnokožec (nominative singular)
ostnokožci (nominative plural)
ostnokožce (genitive singular)
ostnokožců (genitive plural)
ostnokožcovi (dative singular)
ostnokožci (dative singular)
ostnokožcům (dative plural)
ostnokožce (accusative singular)
ostnokožce (accusative plural)
ostnokožče (singular vocative)
ostnokožci (plural vocative)
ostnokožcovi (locative singular)
ostnokožci (locative singular)
ostnokožcích (locative plural)
ostnokožcem (instrumental singular)
ostnokožci (instrumental plural)


ježek

ježek (nominative singular)
ježci (nominative plural)
ježkové (nominative plural)
ježka (genitive singular)
ježků (genitive plural)
ježkovi (dative singular)
ježku (dative singular)
ježkům (dative plural)
ježka (accusative singular)
ježky (accusative plural)
ježku (singular vocative)
ježci (plural vocative)
ježkové (plural vocative)
ježkovi (locative singular)
ježku (locative singular)
ježcích (locative plural)
ježkem (instrumental singular)
ježky (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *(j)ežь + -ek (diminutive suffix).


ježek

ježek (nominative singular)
ježky (nominative plural)
ježku (genitive singular)
ježků (genitive plural)
ježku (dative singular)
ježkům (dative plural)
ježek (accusative singular)
ježky (accusative plural)
ježku (singular vocative)
ježky (plural vocative)
ježku (locative singular)
ježcích (locative plural)
ježkem (instrumental singular)
ježky (instrumental plural)
ježek (nominative singular)
ježci (nominative plural)
ježkové (nominative plural)
ježka (genitive singular)
ježků (genitive plural)
ježkovi (dative singular)
ježku (dative singular)
ježkům (dative plural)
ježka (accusative singular)
ježky (accusative plural)
ježku (singular vocative)
ježci (plural vocative)
ježkové (plural vocative)
ježkovi (locative singular)
ježku (locative singular)
ježcích (locative plural)
ježkem (instrumental singular)
ježky (instrumental plural)

thing similar to a hedgehog, e.g.:
pigtail combed so that it sticks up

thing similar to a hedgehog, e.g.:
kitchen pastry studded with almonds

(agriculture) spiked roller for crushing clods of dirt


fenek

fenek (nominative singular)
fenci (nominative plural)
fenkové (nominative plural)
fenka (genitive singular)
fenků (genitive plural)
fenkovi (dative singular)
fenku (dative singular)
fenkům (dative plural)
fenka (accusative singular)
fenky (accusative plural)
fenku (singular vocative)
fenci (plural vocative)
fenkové (plural vocative)
fenkovi (locative singular)
fenku (locative singular)
fencích (locative plural)
fenkem (instrumental singular)
fenky (instrumental plural)

Poblíž se kašlavě ozval probouzející se fenek, vychytralá lištička, a zase bylo ticho a klid, až náhle za vrstevnicí se začal pomalu vynořovat malý zástup jezdců na velbloudech.

1982, Filip Jánský, Pevnost v poušti, Praha: Mladá fronta, page 97:

Coughing sounds of a waking fennec, cunnig little fox, were heard nearby, and then there was quiet and peace again, until suddenly a small swarm of riders on camels started slowly appearing from behind the horizon.


ostroretka

ostroretka (nominative singular)
ostroretky (nominative plural)
ostroretky (genitive singular)
ostroretek (genitive plural)
ostroretce (dative singular)
ostroretkám (dative plural)
ostroretku (accusative singular)
ostroretky (accusative plural)
ostroretko (singular vocative)
ostroretky (plural vocative)
ostroretce (locative singular)
ostroretkách (locative plural)
ostroretkou (instrumental singular)
ostroretkami (instrumental plural)

nase (any member of the genus Chondrostoma)


sleď

sleď (nominative singular)
sledi (nominative plural)
sledě (nominative plural)
sledě (genitive singular)
sleďů (genitive plural)
sleďovi (dative singular)
sledi (dative singular)
sleďům (dative plural)
sledě (accusative singular)
sledě (accusative plural)
sledi (singular vocative)
sledi (plural vocative)
sledě (plural vocative)
sleďovi (locative singular)
sledi (locative singular)
sledích (locative plural)
sleděm (instrumental singular)
sledi (instrumental plural)


kakadu

kakadu (nominative singular)
kakaduové (nominative plural)
kakadua (genitive singular)
kakaduů (genitive plural)
kakaduovi (dative singular)
kakaduům (dative plural)
kakadua (accusative singular)
kakaduy (accusative plural)
kakadu (singular vocative)
kakaduové (plural vocative)
kakaduovi (locative singular)
kakaduech (locative plural)
kakaduem (instrumental singular)
kakaduy (instrumental plural)


kozel

kozel (nominative singular)
kozli (nominative plural)
kozlové (nominative plural)
kozla (genitive singular)
kozlů (genitive plural)
kozlovi (dative singular)
kozlu (dative singular)
kozlům (dative plural)
kozla (accusative singular)
kozly (accusative plural)
kozle (singular vocative)
kozli (plural vocative)
kozlové (plural vocative)
kozlovi (locative singular)
kozlu (locative singular)
kozlech (locative plural)
kozlem (instrumental singular)
kozly (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech kozel, from Proto-Slavic *kozьlъ.

udělat kozla zahradníkem

fox guarding the henhouse (literally, “to make the goat a gardener”)


sokol

sokol (nominative singular)
sokoli (nominative plural)
sokolové (nominative plural)
sokola (genitive singular)
sokolů (genitive plural)
sokolovi (dative singular)
sokolu (dative singular)
sokolům (dative plural)
sokola (accusative singular)
sokoly (accusative plural)
sokole (singular vocative)
sokoli (plural vocative)
sokolové (plural vocative)
sokolovi (locative singular)
sokolu (locative singular)
sokolech (locative plural)
sokolem (instrumental singular)
sokoly (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech sokol, from Proto-Slavic *sokolъ.


antilopa

antilopí (adjective)
antilopa (nominative singular)
antilopy (nominative plural)
antilopy (genitive singular)
antilop (genitive plural)
antilopě (dative singular)
antilopám (dative plural)
antilopu (accusative singular)
antilopy (accusative plural)
antilopo (singular vocative)
antilopy (plural vocative)
antilopě (locative singular)
antilopách (locative plural)
antilopou (instrumental singular)
antilopami (instrumental plural)


poštolka

poštolka (nominative singular)
poštolky (nominative plural)
poštolky (genitive singular)
poštolek (genitive plural)
poštolce (dative singular)
poštolkám (dative plural)
poštolku (accusative singular)
poštolky (accusative plural)
poštolko (singular vocative)
poštolky (plural vocative)
poštolce (locative singular)
poštolkách (locative plural)
poštolkou (instrumental singular)
poštolkami (instrumental plural)


čáp

čáp (nominative singular)
čápi (nominative plural)
čápové (nominative plural)
čápa (genitive singular)
čápů (genitive plural)
čápovi (dative singular)
čápu (dative singular)
čápům (dative plural)
čápa (accusative singular)
čápy (accusative plural)
čápe (singular vocative)
čápi (plural vocative)
čápové (plural vocative)
čápovi (locative singular)
čápu (locative singular)
čápech (locative plural)
čápem (instrumental singular)
čápy (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech čáp. Related to Proto-Slavic *čapľa. Compare dialectal čapla.


alka

alka (nominative singular)
alky (nominative plural)
alky (genitive singular)
alek (genitive plural)
alce (dative singular)
alkám (dative plural)
alku (accusative singular)
alky (accusative plural)
alko (singular vocative)
alky (plural vocative)
alce (locative singular)
alkách (locative plural)
alkou (instrumental singular)
alkami (instrumental plural)


sýček

sýček (nominative singular)
sýčci (nominative plural)
sýčkové (nominative plural)
sýčka (genitive singular)
sýčků (genitive plural)
sýčkovi (dative singular)
sýčku (dative singular)
sýčkům (dative plural)
sýčka (accusative singular)
sýčky (accusative plural)
sýčku (singular vocative)
sýčci (plural vocative)
sýčkové (plural vocative)
sýčkovi (locative singular)
sýčku (locative singular)
sýčcích (locative plural)
sýčkem (instrumental singular)
sýčky (instrumental plural)

sýček obecný

any of several smaller species of owl, particularly a member of the genus Athene or owlet


alpaka

alpaka (nominative singular)
alpaky (nominative plural)
alpaky (genitive singular)
alpak (genitive plural)
alpace (dative singular)
alpakám (dative plural)
alpaku (accusative singular)
alpaky (accusative plural)
alpako (singular vocative)
alpaky (plural vocative)
alpace (locative singular)
alpakách (locative plural)
alpakou (instrumental singular)
alpakami (instrumental plural)


krokodýl

krokodýl (nominative singular)
krokodýli (nominative plural)
krokodýlové (nominative plural)
krokodýla (genitive singular)
krokodýlů (genitive plural)
krokodýlovi (dative singular)
krokodýlu (dative singular)
krokodýlům (dative plural)
krokodýla (accusative singular)
krokodýly (accusative plural)
krokodýle (singular vocative)
krokodýli (plural vocative)
krokodýlové (plural vocative)
krokodýlovi (locative singular)
krokodýlu (locative singular)
krokodýlech (locative plural)
krokodýlem (instrumental singular)
krokodýly (instrumental plural)

Derived from Latin crocodilus, from Ancient Greek κροκόδειλος (krokódeilos).


mník

mník (nominative singular)
mníci (nominative plural)
mníka (genitive singular)
mníků (genitive plural)
mníkovi (dative singular)
mníku (dative singular)
mníkům (dative plural)
mníka (accusative singular)
mníky (accusative plural)
mníku (singular vocative)
mníci (plural vocative)
mníkovi (locative singular)
mníku (locative singular)
mnících (locative plural)
mníkem (instrumental singular)
mníky (instrumental plural)


plotice

plotice (nominative singular)
plotice (nominative plural)
plotice (genitive singular)
plotic (genitive plural)
plotici (dative singular)
ploticím (dative plural)
plotici (accusative singular)
plotice (accusative plural)
plotice (singular vocative)
plotice (plural vocative)
plotici (locative singular)
ploticích (locative plural)
ploticí (instrumental singular)
ploticemi (instrumental plural)


úhoř říční

úhoř říční (nominative singular)
úhoři říční (nominative plural)
úhoře říčního (genitive singular)
úhořů říčních (genitive plural)
úhořovi říčnímu (dative singular)
úhoři říčnímu (dative singular)
úhořům říčním (dative plural)
úhoře říčního (accusative singular)
úhoře říční (accusative plural)
úhoři říční (singular vocative)
úhoři říční (plural vocative)
úhořovi říčním (locative singular)
úhoři říčním (locative singular)
úhořích říčních (locative plural)
úhořem říčním (instrumental singular)
úhoři říčními (instrumental plural)

[uːɦor̝̊ r̝iːt͡ʃɲiː]


střevle

střevle (nominative singular)
střevle (nominative plural)
střevle (genitive singular)
střevlí (genitive plural)
střevli (dative singular)
střevlím (dative plural)
střevli (accusative singular)
střevle (accusative plural)
střevle (singular vocative)
střevle (plural vocative)
střevli (locative singular)
střevlích (locative plural)
střevlí (instrumental singular)
střevlemi (instrumental plural)

Compare Slovak čerebľa and Polish strzebla.


piraňa

piraňa (nominative singular)
pirani (nominative plural)
piraně (nominative plural)
pirani (genitive singular)
piraně (genitive singular)
piraň (genitive plural)
piraní (genitive plural)
piraně (dative singular)
pirani (dative singular)
piraňám (dative plural)
piraním (dative plural)
piraňu (accusative singular)
pirani (accusative plural)
piraně (accusative plural)
piraňo (singular vocative)
pirani (plural vocative)
piraně (plural vocative)
piraně (locative singular)
pirani (locative singular)
piraňách (locative plural)
piraních (locative plural)
piraňou (instrumental singular)
piraňami (instrumental plural)
piraněmi (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Portuguese piranha, from Old Tupi pirãîa.


salamandr

salamandr (nominative singular)
salamandři (nominative plural)
salamandra (genitive singular)
salamandrů (genitive plural)
salamandrovi (dative singular)
salamandru (dative singular)
salamandrům (dative plural)
salamandra (accusative singular)
salamandry (accusative plural)
salamandře (singular vocative)
salamandři (plural vocative)
salamandrovi (locative singular)
salamandru (locative singular)
salamandrech (locative plural)
salamandrem (instrumental singular)
salamandry (instrumental plural)


okoun

okoun (nominative singular)
okouni (nominative plural)
okouna (genitive singular)
okounů (genitive plural)
okounovi (dative singular)
okounu (dative singular)
okounům (dative plural)
okouna (accusative singular)
okouny (accusative plural)
okoune (singular vocative)
okouni (plural vocative)
okounovi (locative singular)
okounu (locative singular)
okounech (locative plural)
okounem (instrumental singular)
okouny (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *okunь. Equivalent to oko (“eye”) + -oun. Possibly derived from the fact that eyes of a perch fished up from a large depth tend to bulge out because of the sudden pressure change.


sršeň

sršeň (nominative singular)
sršni (nominative plural)
sršňové (nominative plural)
sršně (genitive singular)
sršňů (genitive plural)
sršňovi (dative singular)
sršni (dative singular)
sršňům (dative plural)
sršně (accusative singular)
sršně (accusative plural)
sršni (singular vocative)
sršni (plural vocative)
sršňové (plural vocative)
sršňovi (locative singular)
sršni (locative singular)
sršních (locative plural)
sršněm (instrumental singular)
sršni (instrumental plural)
sršeň (nominative singular)
sršně (nominative plural)
sršně (genitive singular)
sršní (genitive plural)
sršni (dative singular)
sršním (dative plural)
sršeň (accusative singular)
sršně (accusative plural)
sršni (singular vocative)
sršně (plural vocative)
sršni (locative singular)
sršních (locative plural)
sršní (instrumental singular)
sršněmi (instrumental plural)

From Old Czech sršen, from Proto-Slavic *sьrxy (stem *sьršen-), from Proto-Balto-Slavic *śiršō, from Proto-Indo-European *ḱerh₂s-. Cognate with Lithuanian širšė, Latin crābrō, English hornet.


jeseter

jeseter (nominative singular)
jeseteři (nominative plural)
jesetera (genitive singular)
jeseterů (genitive plural)
jeseterovi (dative singular)
jeseteru (dative singular)
jeseterům (dative plural)
jesetera (accusative singular)
jesetery (accusative plural)
jesetere (singular vocative)
jeseteři (plural vocative)
jeseterovi (locative singular)
jeseteru (locative singular)
jeseterech (locative plural)
jeseterem (instrumental singular)
jesetery (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *esetrъ; compare Serbo-Croatian jèsetra, Polish jesiotr, Lower Sorbian jesotr, Russian осётр (osjótr).


treska

treska (nominative singular)
tresky (nominative plural)
tresky (genitive singular)
tresek (genitive plural)
tresce (dative singular)
treskám (dative plural)
tresku (accusative singular)
tresky (accusative plural)
tresko (singular vocative)
tresky (plural vocative)
tresce (locative singular)
treskách (locative plural)
treskou (instrumental singular)
treskami (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Russian треска (treska). Doublet of tříska.


ledňáček

ledňáček (nominative singular)
ledňáčci (nominative plural)
ledňáčkové (nominative plural)
ledňáčka (genitive singular)
ledňáčků (genitive plural)
ledňáčkovi (dative singular)
ledňáčku (dative singular)
ledňáčkům (dative plural)
ledňáčka (accusative singular)
ledňáčky (accusative plural)
ledňáčku (singular vocative)
ledňáčci (plural vocative)
ledňáčkové (plural vocative)
ledňáčkovi (locative singular)
ledňáčku (locative singular)
ledňáčcích (locative plural)
ledňáčkem (instrumental singular)
ledňáčky (instrumental plural)

[ˈlɛdɲaːt͡ʃɛk]


roztoč

roztoč (nominative singular)
roztoči (nominative plural)
roztoče (genitive singular)
roztočů (genitive plural)
roztočovi (dative singular)
roztoči (dative singular)
roztočům (dative plural)
roztoče (accusative singular)
roztoče (accusative plural)
roztoči (singular vocative)
roztoči (plural vocative)
roztočovi (locative singular)
roztoči (locative singular)
roztočích (locative plural)
roztočem (instrumental singular)
roztoči (instrumental plural)


krůta

krůta (nominative singular)
krůty (nominative plural)
krůty (genitive singular)
krůt (genitive plural)
krůtě (dative singular)
krůtám (dative plural)
krůtu (accusative singular)
krůty (accusative plural)
krůto (singular vocative)
krůty (plural vocative)
krůtě (locative singular)
krůtách (locative plural)
krůtou (instrumental singular)
krůtami (instrumental plural)


kocour

cs-noun

kocour m anim (female equivalent kočka, related adjective kocouří)

kočka (feminine)
kocouří (adjective)
kocour (nominative singular)
kocouři (nominative plural)
kocoura (genitive singular)
kocourů (genitive plural)
kocourovi (dative singular)
kocouru (dative singular)
kocourům (dative plural)
kocoura (accusative singular)
kocoury (accusative plural)
kocoure (singular vocative)
kocouři (plural vocative)
kocourovi (locative singular)
kocouru (locative singular)
kocourech (locative plural)
kocourem (instrumental singular)
kocoury (instrumental plural)

Když kocour není doma myši mají pré.


komár

komár m anim (diminutive komárek or komářík)

komárek (diminutive)
komářík (diminutive)
komár (nominative singular)
komáři (nominative plural)
komára (genitive singular)
komárů (genitive plural)
komárovi (dative singular)
komáru (dative singular)
komárům (dative plural)
komára (accusative singular)
komáry (accusative plural)
komáre (singular vocative)
komáři (plural vocative)
komárovi (locative singular)
komáru (locative singular)
komárech (locative plural)
komárem (instrumental singular)
komáry (instrumental plural)

mosquito (small flying insect of the family Culicidae, known for biting and sucking blood)


kobylka

kobylkový (adjective)
kobylka (nominative singular)
kobylky (nominative plural)
kobylky (genitive singular)
kobylek (genitive plural)
kobylce (dative singular)
kobylkám (dative plural)
kobylku (accusative singular)
kobylky (accusative plural)
kobylko (singular vocative)
kobylky (plural vocative)
kobylce (locative singular)
kobylkách (locative plural)
kobylkou (instrumental singular)
kobylkami (instrumental plural)

From kobyla + -ka. For the sense development compare Old Armenian ջորեակ (ǰoreak).


peří

peří (nominative singular)
peří (genitive singular)
peří (dative singular)
peří (accusative singular)
peří (singular vocative)
peří (locative singular)
peřím (instrumental singular)


divočák

divočák (nominative singular)
divočáci (nominative plural)
divočáka (genitive singular)
divočáků (genitive plural)
divočákovi (dative singular)
divočáku (dative singular)
divočákům (dative plural)
divočáka (accusative singular)
divočáky (accusative plural)
divočáku (singular vocative)
divočáci (plural vocative)
divočákovi (locative singular)
divočáku (locative singular)
divočácích (locative plural)
divočákem (instrumental singular)
divočáky (instrumental plural)


bukač

bukač (nominative singular)
bukači (nominative plural)
bukače (genitive singular)
bukačů (genitive plural)
bukačovi (dative singular)
bukači (dative singular)
bukačům (dative plural)
bukače (accusative singular)
bukače (accusative plural)
bukači (singular vocative)
bukači (plural vocative)
bukačovi (locative singular)
bukači (locative singular)
bukačích (locative plural)
bukačem (instrumental singular)
bukači (instrumental plural)

any of various other species of bittern or heron belonging to:


bukač

bukač (nominative singular)
bukače (nominative plural)
bukače (genitive singular)
bukačů (genitive plural)
bukači (dative singular)
bukačům (dative plural)
bukač (accusative singular)
bukače (accusative plural)
bukači (singular vocative)
bukače (plural vocative)
bukači (locative singular)
bukačích (locative plural)
bukačem (instrumental singular)
bukači (instrumental plural)

fanfrnoch (Czech folk musical instrument made of a pitcher covered with a membrane, with a bundle of horsehair passing through the membrane)


uzda

uzda (nominative singular)
uzdy (nominative plural)
uzdy (genitive singular)
uzd (genitive plural)
uzdě (dative singular)
uzdám (dative plural)
uzdu (accusative singular)
uzdy (accusative plural)
uzdo (singular vocative)
uzdy (plural vocative)
uzdě (locative singular)
uzdách (locative plural)
uzdou (instrumental singular)
uzdami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech uzda, from Proto-Slavic *uzda.

bridle (headgear with which a horse is directed and which carries a bit and reins)


křivka

křivkový (adjective)
křivka (nominative singular)
křivky (nominative plural)
křivky (genitive singular)
křivek (genitive plural)
křivce (dative singular)
křivkám (dative plural)
křivku (accusative singular)
křivky (accusative plural)
křivko (singular vocative)
křivky (plural vocative)
křivce (locative singular)
křivkách (locative plural)
křivkou (instrumental singular)
křivkami (instrumental plural)


brk

brk (nominative singular)
brky (nominative plural)
brku (genitive singular)
brků (genitive plural)
brku (dative singular)
brkům (dative plural)
brk (accusative singular)
brky (accusative plural)
brku (singular vocative)
brky (plural vocative)
brku (locative singular)
brcích (locative plural)
brkem (instrumental singular)
brky (instrumental plural)


divočina

divočina (nominative singular)
divočiny (nominative plural)
divočiny (genitive singular)
divočin (genitive plural)
divočině (dative singular)
divočinám (dative plural)
divočinu (accusative singular)
divočiny (accusative plural)
divočino (singular vocative)
divočiny (plural vocative)
divočině (locative singular)
divočinách (locative plural)
divočinou (instrumental singular)
divočinami (instrumental plural)

From divoký + -ina. From Old Czech divočina.


hrdlička

hrdlička (nominative singular)
hrdličky (nominative plural)
hrdličky (genitive singular)
hrdliček (genitive plural)
hrdličce (dative singular)
hrdličkám (dative plural)
hrdličku (accusative singular)
hrdličky (accusative plural)
hrdličko (singular vocative)
hrdličky (plural vocative)
hrdličce (locative singular)
hrdličkách (locative plural)
hrdličkou (instrumental singular)
hrdličkami (instrumental plural)


štěnice

štěnice (nominative singular)
štěnice (nominative plural)
štěnice (genitive singular)
štěnic (genitive plural)
štěnici (dative singular)
štěnicím (dative plural)
štěnici (accusative singular)
štěnice (accusative plural)
štěnice (singular vocative)
štěnice (plural vocative)
štěnici (locative singular)
štěnicích (locative plural)
štěnicí (instrumental singular)
štěnicemi (instrumental plural)

[ˈʃcɛɲɪt͡sɛ]


bezobratlý

bezobratlý (nominative singular)
bezobratlí (nominative plural)
bezobratlého (genitive singular)
bezobratlých (genitive plural)
bezobratlému (dative singular)
bezobratlým (dative plural)
bezobratlého (accusative singular)
bezobratlé (accusative plural)
bezobratlý (singular vocative)
bezobratlí (plural vocative)
bezobratlém (locative singular)
bezobratlých (locative plural)
bezobratlým (instrumental singular)
bezobratlými (instrumental plural)


hlemýžď

hlemýžď (nominative singular)
hlemýždi (nominative plural)
hlemýždě (genitive singular)
hlemýžďů (genitive plural)
hlemýžďovi (dative singular)
hlemýždi (dative singular)
hlemýžďům (dative plural)
hlemýždě (accusative singular)
hlemýždě (accusative plural)
hlemýždi (singular vocative)
hlemýždi (plural vocative)
hlemýžďovi (locative singular)
hlemýždi (locative singular)
hlemýždích (locative plural)
hlemýžděm (instrumental singular)
hlemýždi (instrumental plural)


cikáda

cikáda (nominative singular)
cikády (nominative plural)
cikády (genitive singular)
cikád (genitive plural)
cikádě (dative singular)
cikádám (dative plural)
cikádu (accusative singular)
cikády (accusative plural)
cikádo (singular vocative)
cikády (plural vocative)
cikádě (locative singular)
cikádách (locative plural)
cikádou (instrumental singular)
cikádami (instrumental plural)


cvrček

cvrček (nominative singular)
cvrčci (nominative plural)
cvrčka (genitive singular)
cvrčků (genitive plural)
cvrčkovi (dative singular)
cvrčku (dative singular)
cvrčkům (dative plural)
cvrčka (accusative singular)
cvrčky (accusative plural)
cvrčku (singular vocative)
cvrčci (plural vocative)
cvrčkovi (locative singular)
cvrčku (locative singular)
cvrčcích (locative plural)
cvrčkem (instrumental singular)
cvrčky (instrumental plural)


mops

mops (nominative singular)
mopsi (nominative plural)
mopsové (nominative plural)
mopsa (genitive singular)
mopsů (genitive plural)
mopsovi (dative singular)
mopsu (dative singular)
mopsům (dative plural)
mopsa (accusative singular)
mopsy (accusative plural)
mopse (singular vocative)
mopsi (plural vocative)
mopsové (plural vocative)
mopsovi (locative singular)
mopsu (locative singular)
mopsech (locative plural)
mopsem (instrumental singular)
mopsy (instrumental plural)


krabice

krabice (nominative singular)
krabice (nominative plural)
krabice (genitive singular)
krabic (genitive plural)
krabici (dative singular)
krabicím (dative plural)
krabici (accusative singular)
krabice (accusative plural)
krabice (singular vocative)
krabice (plural vocative)
krabici (locative singular)
krabicích (locative plural)
krabicí (instrumental singular)
krabicemi (instrumental plural)


samec

samice (feminine)
samec (nominative singular)
samci (nominative plural)
samce (genitive singular)
samců (genitive plural)
samcovi (dative singular)
samci (dative singular)
samcům (dative plural)
samce (accusative singular)
samce (accusative plural)
samče (singular vocative)
samci (plural vocative)
samcovi (locative singular)
samci (locative singular)
samcích (locative plural)
samcem (instrumental singular)
samci (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech samec, from Proto-Slavic *samьcь.


opice

opice (nominative singular)
opice (nominative plural)
opice (genitive singular)
opic (genitive plural)
opici (dative singular)
opicím (dative plural)
opici (accusative singular)
opice (accusative plural)
opice (singular vocative)
opice (plural vocative)
opici (locative singular)
opicích (locative plural)
opicí (instrumental singular)
opicemi (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *opica, from Proto-Germanic *apô.


štěně

štěňátko (diminutive)
štěně (nominative singular)
štěňata (nominative plural)
štěněte (genitive singular)
štěňat (genitive plural)
štěněti (dative singular)
štěňatům (dative plural)
štěně (accusative singular)
štěňata (accusative plural)
štěně (singular vocative)
štěňata (plural vocative)
štěněti (locative singular)
štěňatech (locative plural)
štěnětem (instrumental singular)
štěňaty (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech ščeně, from Proto-Slavic *ščenę. Cognate to Slovak štеňа and Polish szczenię.


kuře

kuřátko (diminutive)
kuře (nominative singular)
kuřata (nominative plural)
kuřete (genitive singular)
kuřat (genitive plural)
kuřeti (dative singular)
kuřatům (dative plural)
kuře (accusative singular)
kuřata (accusative plural)
kuře (singular vocative)
kuřata (plural vocative)
kuřeti (locative singular)
kuřatech (locative plural)
kuřetem (instrumental singular)
kuřaty (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech kuřě. By surface analysis, kur + ě.


kotě

koťátko (diminutive)
kotě (nominative singular)
koťata (nominative plural)
kotěte (genitive singular)
koťat (genitive plural)
kotěti (dative singular)
koťatům (dative plural)
kotě (accusative singular)
koťata (accusative plural)
kotě (singular vocative)
koťata (plural vocative)
kotěti (locative singular)
koťatech (locative plural)
kotětem (instrumental singular)
koťaty (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech kotě, from Proto-Slavic *kotę. By surface analysis, kot (“cat”) (dialectal) + -ě. Compare Polish kocię.

surf

(colloquial, expressive) baby, a pretty girl


hříbě

hříbě (nominative singular)
hříbata (nominative plural)
hříběte (genitive singular)
hříbat (genitive plural)
hříběti (dative singular)
hříbatům (dative plural)
hříbě (accusative singular)
hříbata (accusative plural)
hříbě (singular vocative)
hříbata (plural vocative)
hříběti (locative singular)
hříbatech (locative plural)
hříbětem (instrumental singular)
hříbaty (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech hřiebě, from Proto-Slavic *žerbę.


závodní kůň

závodní kůň (nominative singular)
závodní koně (nominative plural)
závodního koně (genitive singular)
závodních koní (genitive plural)
závodních koňů (genitive plural)
závodnímu koňovi (dative singular)
závodnímu koni (dative singular)
závodním koním (dative plural)
závodním koňům (dative plural)
závodního koně (accusative singular)
závodní koně (accusative plural)
závodní koni (singular vocative)
závodní koně (plural vocative)
závodním koňovi (locative singular)
závodním koni (locative singular)
závodních koních (locative plural)
závodním koněm (instrumental singular)
závodními koni (instrumental plural)
závodními koňmi (instrumental plural)


kopyto

kopýtko (diminutive)
kopyto (nominative singular)
kopyta (nominative plural)
kopyta (genitive singular)
kopyt (genitive plural)
kopytu (dative singular)
kopytům (dative plural)
kopyto (accusative singular)
kopyta (accusative plural)
kopyto (singular vocative)
kopyta (plural vocative)
kopytě (locative singular)
kopytu (locative singular)
kopytech (locative plural)
kopytem (instrumental singular)
kopyty (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech kopyto, from Proto-Slavic *kopyto, from Proto-Indo-European *ḱoph₂ós. Compare Serbo-Croatian копито.


ťuhýk

ťuhýk (nominative singular)
ťuhýci (nominative plural)
ťuhýka (genitive singular)
ťuhýků (genitive plural)
ťuhýkovi (dative singular)
ťuhýku (dative singular)
ťuhýkům (dative plural)
ťuhýka (accusative singular)
ťuhýky (accusative plural)
ťuhýku (singular vocative)
ťuhýci (plural vocative)
ťuhýkovi (locative singular)
ťuhýku (locative singular)
ťuhýcích (locative plural)
ťuhýkem (instrumental singular)
ťuhýky (instrumental plural)


pulec

puleček (diminutive)
pulec (nominative singular)
pulci (nominative plural)
pulce (genitive singular)
pulců (genitive plural)
pulcovi (dative singular)
pulci (dative singular)
pulcům (dative plural)
pulce (accusative singular)
pulce (accusative plural)
pulče (singular vocative)
pulci (plural vocative)
pulcovi (locative singular)
pulci (locative singular)
pulcích (locative plural)
pulcem (instrumental singular)
pulci (instrumental plural)


kůzle

cs-noun

kůzle n (related adjective kůzlečí, diminutive kůzlátko)

kůzlečí (adjective)
kůzlátko (diminutive)
kůzle (nominative singular)
kůzlata (nominative plural)
kůzlete (genitive singular)
kůzlat (genitive plural)
kůzleti (dative singular)
kůzlatům (dative plural)
kůzle (accusative singular)
kůzlata (accusative plural)
kůzle (singular vocative)
kůzlata (plural vocative)
kůzleti (locative singular)
kůzlatech (locative plural)
kůzletem (instrumental singular)
kůzlaty (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech kózle, from Proto-Slavic *kozьlę. By surface analysis, kozel (“goat”) + -e.


lelek

lelek (nominative singular)
lelci (nominative plural)
lelkové (nominative plural)
lelka (genitive singular)
lelků (genitive plural)
lelkovi (dative singular)
lelku (dative singular)
lelkům (dative plural)
lelka (accusative singular)
lelky (accusative plural)
lelku (singular vocative)
lelci (plural vocative)
lelkové (plural vocative)
lelkovi (locative singular)
lelku (locative singular)
lelcích (locative plural)
lelkem (instrumental singular)
lelky (instrumental plural)


sumec

sumec (nominative singular)
sumci (nominative plural)
sumce (genitive singular)
sumců (genitive plural)
sumcovi (dative singular)
sumci (dative singular)
sumcům (dative plural)
sumce (accusative singular)
sumce (accusative plural)
sumče (singular vocative)
sumci (plural vocative)
sumcovi (locative singular)
sumci (locative singular)
sumcích (locative plural)
sumcem (instrumental singular)
sumci (instrumental plural)


sojka

sojčí (adjective)
sojka (nominative singular)
sojky (nominative plural)
sojky (genitive singular)
sojek (genitive plural)
sojce (dative singular)
sojkám (dative plural)
sojku (accusative singular)
sojky (accusative plural)
sojko (singular vocative)
sojky (plural vocative)
sojce (locative singular)
sojkách (locative plural)
sojkou (instrumental singular)
sojkami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech sojka, from Proto-Slavic *sojьka.


sedlo

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


vačice

vačice (nominative singular)
vačice (nominative plural)
vačice (genitive singular)
vačic (genitive plural)
vačici (dative singular)
vačicím (dative plural)
vačici (accusative singular)
vačice (accusative plural)
vačice (singular vocative)
vačice (plural vocative)
vačici (locative singular)
vačicích (locative plural)
vačicí (instrumental singular)
vačicemi (instrumental plural)


vačnatec

vačnatec (nominative singular)
vačnatci (nominative plural)
vačnatce (genitive singular)
vačnatců (genitive plural)
vačnatcovi (dative singular)
vačnatci (dative singular)
vačnatcům (dative plural)
vačnatce (accusative singular)
vačnatce (accusative plural)
vačnatče (singular vocative)
vačnatci (plural vocative)
vačnatcovi (locative singular)
vačnatci (locative singular)
vačnatcích (locative plural)
vačnatcem (instrumental singular)
vačnatci (instrumental plural)


andulka

andulka (nominative singular)
andulky (nominative plural)
andulky (genitive singular)
andulek (genitive plural)
andulce (dative singular)
andulkám (dative plural)
andulku (accusative singular)
andulky (accusative plural)
andulko (singular vocative)
andulky (plural vocative)
andulce (locative singular)
andulkách (locative plural)
andulkou (instrumental singular)
andulkami (instrumental plural)


dromedár

dromedár (nominative singular)
dromedáři (nominative plural)
dromedára (genitive singular)
dromedárů (genitive plural)
dromedárovi (dative singular)
dromedáru (dative singular)
dromedárům (dative plural)
dromedára (accusative singular)
dromedáry (accusative plural)
dromedáre (singular vocative)
dromedáři (plural vocative)
dromedárovi (locative singular)
dromedáru (locative singular)
dromedárech (locative plural)
dromedárem (instrumental singular)
dromedáry (instrumental plural)

Camelus dromedarius
Camelus dromedarius#Translingual

dromedary (Camelus dromedarius, the single-humped camel)


lalok

cs-noun

lalok m inan (diminutive lalůček or laloček)

lalůček (diminutive)
laloček (diminutive)
lalok (nominative singular)
laloky (nominative plural)
laloku (genitive singular)
laloků (genitive plural)
laloku (dative singular)
lalokům (dative plural)
lalok (accusative singular)
laloky (accusative plural)
laloku (singular vocative)
laloky (plural vocative)
laloku (locative singular)
lalocích (locative plural)
lalokem (instrumental singular)
laloky (instrumental plural)

spánkový lalok

temenní lalok

týlní lalok

čelní lalok


hnida

hnida (nominative singular)
hnidy (nominative plural)
hnidy (genitive singular)
hnid (genitive plural)
hnidě (dative singular)
hnidám (dative plural)
hnidu (accusative singular)
hnidy (accusative plural)
hnido (singular vocative)
hnidy (plural vocative)
hnidě (locative singular)
hnidách (locative plural)
hnidou (instrumental singular)
hnidami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech hnida, from Proto-Slavic *gňida.


veš

veš (nominative singular)
vši (nominative plural)
vši (genitive singular)
vší (genitive plural)
vši (dative singular)
vším (dative plural)
veš (accusative singular)
vši (accusative plural)
vši (singular vocative)
vši (plural vocative)
vši (locative singular)
vších (locative plural)
vší (instrumental singular)
vešmi (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech veš, from Proto-Slavic *vъšь, possibly from Proto-Indo-European *lewH-.


dragoun

dragoun (nominative singular)
dragouni (nominative plural)
dragouna (genitive singular)
dragounů (genitive plural)
dragounovi (dative singular)
dragounu (dative singular)
dragounům (dative plural)
dragouna (accusative singular)
dragouny (accusative plural)
dragoune (singular vocative)
dragouni (plural vocative)
dragounovi (locative singular)
dragounu (locative singular)
dragounech (locative plural)
dragounem (instrumental singular)
dragouny (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from French dragon from Latin dracō (“dragon”); named either after a military flag or a type of gun.

(military) dragoon (member of the light cavalry)


zvěrolékař

zvěrolékař m anim (female equivalent zvěrolékařka, related adjective zvěrolékařský)

zvěrolékařka (feminine)
zvěrolékařský (adjective)
zvěrolékař (nominative singular)
zvěrolékaři (nominative plural)
zvěrolékaře (genitive singular)
zvěrolékařů (genitive plural)
zvěrolékařovi (dative singular)
zvěrolékaři (dative singular)
zvěrolékařům (dative plural)
zvěrolékaře (accusative singular)
zvěrolékaře (accusative plural)
zvěrolékaři (singular vocative)
zvěrolékaři (plural vocative)
zvěrolékařovi (locative singular)
zvěrolékaři (locative singular)
zvěrolékařích (locative plural)
zvěrolékařem (instrumental singular)
zvěrolékaři (instrumental plural)

zvě‧ro‧lé‧kář


veterinář

veterinář m anim (female equivalent veterinářka)

veterinářka (feminine)
veterinář (nominative singular)
veterináři (nominative plural)
veterináře (genitive singular)
veterinářů (genitive plural)
veterinářovi (dative singular)
veterináři (dative singular)
veterinářům (dative plural)
veterináře (accusative singular)
veterináře (accusative plural)
veterináři (singular vocative)
veterináři (plural vocative)
veterinářovi (locative singular)
veterináři (locative singular)
veterinářích (locative plural)
veterinářem (instrumental singular)
veterináři (instrumental plural)

Ultimately from Latin veterinarius. Equivalent to Latin veterinus + -ář.


výr

výr (nominative singular)
výři (nominative plural)
výra (genitive singular)
výrů (genitive plural)
výrovi (dative singular)
výru (dative singular)
výrům (dative plural)
výra (accusative singular)
výry (accusative plural)
výre (singular vocative)
výři (plural vocative)
výrovi (locative singular)
výru (locative singular)
výrech (locative plural)
výrem (instrumental singular)
výry (instrumental plural)


vepřovice

vepřovice (nominative singular)
vepřovice (nominative plural)
vepřovice (genitive singular)
vepřovic (genitive plural)
vepřovici (dative singular)
vepřovicím (dative plural)
vepřovici (accusative singular)
vepřovice (accusative plural)
vepřovice (singular vocative)
vepřovice (plural vocative)
vepřovici (locative singular)
vepřovicích (locative plural)
vepřovicí (instrumental singular)
vepřovicemi (instrumental plural)


panenka

panenka (nominative singular)
panenky (nominative plural)
panenky (genitive singular)
panenek (genitive plural)
panence (dative singular)
panenkám (dative plural)
panenku (accusative singular)
panenky (accusative plural)
panenko (singular vocative)
panenky (plural vocative)
panence (locative singular)
panenkách (locative plural)
panenkou (instrumental singular)
panenkami (instrumental plural)

vepřová panenka


ostruha

ostruha (nominative singular)
ostruhy (nominative plural)
ostruhy (genitive singular)
ostruh (genitive plural)
ostruze (dative singular)
ostruhám (dative plural)
ostruhu (accusative singular)
ostruhy (accusative plural)
ostruho (singular vocative)
ostruhy (plural vocative)
ostruze (locative singular)
ostruhách (locative plural)
ostruhou (instrumental singular)
ostruhami (instrumental plural)


střízlík

střízlík (nominative singular)
střízlíci (nominative plural)
střízlíka (genitive singular)
střízlíků (genitive plural)
střízlíkovi (dative singular)
střízlíku (dative singular)
střízlíkům (dative plural)
střízlíka (accusative singular)
střízlíky (accusative plural)
střízlíku (singular vocative)
střízlíci (plural vocative)
střízlíkovi (locative singular)
střízlíku (locative singular)
střízlících (locative plural)
střízlíkem (instrumental singular)
střízlíky (instrumental plural)


káčátko

káčátko (nominative singular)
káčátka (nominative plural)
káčátka (genitive singular)
káčátek (genitive plural)
káčátku (dative singular)
káčátkům (dative plural)
káčátko (accusative singular)
káčátka (accusative plural)
káčátko (singular vocative)
káčátka (plural vocative)
káčátku (locative singular)
káčátkách (locative plural)
káčátkem (instrumental singular)
káčátky (instrumental plural)


plameňák

plameňák (nominative singular)
plameňáci (nominative plural)
plameňáka (genitive singular)
plameňáků (genitive plural)
plameňákovi (dative singular)
plameňáku (dative singular)
plameňákům (dative plural)
plameňáka (accusative singular)
plameňáky (accusative plural)
plameňáku (singular vocative)
plameňáci (plural vocative)
plameňákovi (locative singular)
plameňáku (locative singular)
plameňácích (locative plural)
plameňákem (instrumental singular)
plameňáky (instrumental plural)


anglický chrt

anglický chrt (nominative singular)
angličtí chrti (nominative plural)
angličtí chrtové (nominative plural)
anglického chrta (genitive singular)
anglických chrtů (genitive plural)
anglickému chrtovi (dative singular)
anglickému chrtu (dative singular)
anglickým chrtům (dative plural)
anglického chrta (accusative singular)
anglické chrty (accusative plural)
anglický chrte (singular vocative)
angličtí chrti (plural vocative)
angličtí chrtové (plural vocative)
anglickém chrtovi (locative singular)
anglickém chrtu (locative singular)
anglických chrtech (locative plural)
anglickým chrtem (instrumental singular)
anglickými chrty (instrumental plural)


čmelák

čmelák m anim (related adjective čmeláčí, diminutive čmeláček)

čmeláčí (adjective)
čmeláček (diminutive)
čmelák (nominative singular)
čmeláci (nominative plural)
čmeláka (genitive singular)
čmeláků (genitive plural)
čmelákovi (dative singular)
čmeláku (dative singular)
čmelákům (dative plural)
čmeláka (accusative singular)
čmeláky (accusative plural)
čmeláku (singular vocative)
čmeláci (plural vocative)
čmelákovi (locative singular)
čmeláku (locative singular)
čmelácích (locative plural)
čmelákem (instrumental singular)
čmeláky (instrumental plural)

From Old Czech čmel + -ák, from Proto-Slavic *čьmeľь.


žloutek

žloutek (nominative singular)
žloutky (nominative plural)
žloutku (genitive singular)
žloutků (genitive plural)
žloutku (dative singular)
žloutkům (dative plural)
žloutek (accusative singular)
žloutky (accusative plural)
žloutku (singular vocative)
žloutky (plural vocative)
žloutku (locative singular)
žloutcích (locative plural)
žloutkem (instrumental singular)
žloutky (instrumental plural)


bílek

bílek (nominative singular)
bílky (nominative plural)
bílku (genitive singular)
bílků (genitive plural)
bílku (dative singular)
bílkům (dative plural)
bílek (accusative singular)
bílky (accusative plural)
bílku (singular vocative)
bílky (plural vocative)
bílku (locative singular)
bílcích (locative plural)
bílkem (instrumental singular)
bílky (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech bielek, from Proto-Slavic *bělъkъ.


měsíčník

měsíčník (nominative singular)
měsíčníky (nominative plural)
měsíčníku (genitive singular)
měsíčníků (genitive plural)
měsíčníku (dative singular)
měsíčníkům (dative plural)
měsíčník (accusative singular)
měsíčníky (accusative plural)
měsíčníku (singular vocative)
měsíčníky (plural vocative)
měsíčníku (locative singular)
měsíčnících (locative plural)
měsíčníkem (instrumental singular)
měsíčníky (instrumental plural)

[ˈmɲɛsiːt͡ʃɲiːk]

Inherited from Old Czech měsiečník, from Proto-Slavic *měsęčьnikъ.


sýkora

sýkora (nominative singular)
sýkory (nominative plural)
sýkory (genitive singular)
sýkor (genitive plural)
sýkoře (dative singular)
sýkorám (dative plural)
sýkoru (accusative singular)
sýkory (accusative plural)
sýkoro (singular vocative)
sýkory (plural vocative)
sýkoře (locative singular)
sýkorách (locative plural)
sýkorou (instrumental singular)
sýkorami (instrumental plural)


dobytek

dobytek (nominative singular)
dobytka (genitive singular)
dobytku (dative singular)
dobytek (accusative singular)
dobytku (singular vocative)
dobytku (locative singular)
dobytkem (instrumental singular)

Inherited from Old Czech dobytek, from Proto-Slavic *dobytъkъ. By surface analysis, dobýt + -ek.


chovatel

chovatel m anim (female equivalent chovatelka)

chovatelka (feminine)
chovatel (nominative singular)
chovatelé (nominative plural)
chovatele (genitive singular)
chovatelů (genitive plural)
chovatelovi (dative singular)
chovateli (dative singular)
chovatelům (dative plural)
chovatele (accusative singular)
chovatele (accusative plural)
chovateli (singular vocative)
chovatelé (plural vocative)
chovatelovi (locative singular)
chovateli (locative singular)
chovatelích (locative plural)
chovatelem (instrumental singular)
chovateli (instrumental plural)


toulec

toulec (nominative singular)
toulce (nominative plural)
toulce (genitive singular)
toulců (genitive plural)
toulci (dative singular)
toulcům (dative plural)
toulec (accusative singular)
toulce (accusative plural)
toulci (singular vocative)
toulce (plural vocative)
toulci (locative singular)
toulcích (locative plural)
toulcem (instrumental singular)
toulci (instrumental plural)


kopřivka

kopřivka (nominative singular)
kopřivky (nominative plural)
kopřivky (genitive singular)
kopřivek (genitive plural)
kopřivce (dative singular)
kopřivkám (dative plural)
kopřivku (accusative singular)
kopřivky (accusative plural)
kopřivko (singular vocative)
kopřivky (plural vocative)
kopřivce (locative singular)
kopřivkách (locative plural)
kopřivkou (instrumental singular)
kopřivkami (instrumental plural)

Mareca strepera
Mareca strepera#Translingual


panter

panter (nominative singular)
pantery (nominative plural)
panter (genitive singular)
pantera (genitive singular)
panterů (genitive plural)
panteru (dative singular)
panterům (dative plural)
panter (accusative singular)
pantery (accusative plural)
pantere (singular vocative)
pantery (plural vocative)
panteru (locative singular)
panterech (locative plural)
panterem (instrumental singular)
pantery (instrumental plural)


volavka

volavka (nominative singular)
volavky (nominative plural)
volavky (genitive singular)
volavek (genitive plural)
volavce (dative singular)
volavkám (dative plural)
volavku (accusative singular)
volavky (accusative plural)
volavko (singular vocative)
volavky (plural vocative)
volavce (locative singular)
volavkách (locative plural)
volavkou (instrumental singular)
volavkami (instrumental plural)


marabu

marabu (nominative singular)
marabuové (nominative plural)
marabua (genitive singular)
marabuů (genitive plural)
marabuovi (dative singular)
marabuům (dative plural)
marabua (accusative singular)
marabuy (accusative plural)
marabu (singular vocative)
marabuové (plural vocative)
marabuovi (locative singular)
marabuech (locative plural)
marabuem (instrumental singular)
marabuy (instrumental plural)

Leptoptilos crumeniferus
Leptoptilos crumeniferus#Translingual

marabou (Leptoptilos crumeniferus) (bird)


žížala

žížala (nominative singular)
žížaly (nominative plural)
žížaly (genitive singular)
žížal (genitive plural)
žížale (dative singular)
žížalám (dative plural)
žížalu (accusative singular)
žížaly (accusative plural)
žížalo (singular vocative)
žížaly (plural vocative)
žížale (locative singular)
žížalách (locative plural)
žížalou (instrumental singular)
žížalami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech žúžela, žúžala, žížela; from Proto-Slavic *žužeľь.


ptáče

ptáče (nominative singular)
ptáčata (nominative plural)
ptáčete (genitive singular)
ptáčat (genitive plural)
ptáčeti (dative singular)
ptáčatům (dative plural)
ptáče (accusative singular)
ptáčata (accusative plural)
ptáče (singular vocative)
ptáčata (plural vocative)
ptáčeti (locative singular)
ptáčatech (locative plural)
ptáčetem (instrumental singular)
ptáčaty (instrumental plural)

ranní ptáče dál doskáče


prasátko

prasátko (nominative singular)
prasátka (nominative plural)
prasátka (genitive singular)
prasátek (genitive plural)
prasátku (dative singular)
prasátkům (dative plural)
prasátko (accusative singular)
prasátka (accusative plural)
prasátko (singular vocative)
prasátka (plural vocative)
prasátku (locative singular)
prasátkách (locative plural)
prasátkem (instrumental singular)
prasátky (instrumental plural)

(sports) in tennis etc., a ball's unexpected change of direction as a result of touching the net, which ends within bounds if left alone. In table tennis also a ball's unexpected change of direction as a result of falling precisely on the table's edge.

a spot of light on a surface as a result of reflection from a glazy surface such as the face of a wristwatch


aligátor

aligátor (nominative singular)
aligátoři (nominative plural)
aligátora (genitive singular)
aligátorů (genitive plural)
aligátorovi (dative singular)
aligátoru (dative singular)
aligátorům (dative plural)
aligátora (accusative singular)
aligátory (accusative plural)
aligátore (singular vocative)
aligátoři (plural vocative)
aligátorovi (locative singular)
aligátoru (locative singular)
aligátorech (locative plural)
aligátorem (instrumental singular)
aligátory (instrumental plural)


tasemnice

tasemnice (nominative singular)
tasemnice (nominative plural)
tasemnice (genitive singular)
tasemnic (genitive plural)
tasemnici (dative singular)
tasemnicím (dative plural)
tasemnici (accusative singular)
tasemnice (accusative plural)
tasemnice (singular vocative)
tasemnice (plural vocative)
tasemnici (locative singular)
tasemnicích (locative plural)
tasemnicí (instrumental singular)
tasemnicemi (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Polish tasiemiec, from taśma (“tape”).


mezek

mezek (nominative singular)
mezci (nominative plural)
mezkové (nominative plural)
mezka (genitive singular)
mezků (genitive plural)
mezkovi (dative singular)
mezku (dative singular)
mezkům (dative plural)
mezka (accusative singular)
mezky (accusative plural)
mezku (singular vocative)
mezci (plural vocative)
mezkové (plural vocative)
mezkovi (locative singular)
mezku (locative singular)
mezcích (locative plural)
mezkem (instrumental singular)
mezky (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech mezk, mezh, from Proto-Slavic *mъzgъ.

hinny (hybrid offspring of a male horse and a female donkey)


samice

samec (masculine)
samice (nominative singular)
samice (nominative plural)
samice (genitive singular)
samic (genitive plural)
samici (dative singular)
samicím (dative plural)
samici (accusative singular)
samice (accusative plural)
samice (singular vocative)
samice (plural vocative)
samici (locative singular)
samicích (locative plural)
samicí (instrumental singular)
samicemi (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech samicě, from Proto-Slavic *samica.


výsada

výsada (nominative singular)
výsady (nominative plural)
výsady (genitive singular)
výsad (genitive plural)
výsadě (dative singular)
výsadám (dative plural)
výsadu (accusative singular)
výsady (accusative plural)
výsado (singular vocative)
výsady (plural vocative)
výsadě (locative singular)
výsadách (locative plural)
výsadou (instrumental singular)
výsadami (instrumental plural)

privilege (peculiar benefit, advantage, or favor)


skřivan

skřivan (nominative singular)
skřivani (nominative plural)
skřivana (genitive singular)
skřivanů (genitive plural)
skřivanovi (dative singular)
skřivanu (dative singular)
skřivanům (dative plural)
skřivana (accusative singular)
skřivany (accusative plural)
skřivane (singular vocative)
skřivani (plural vocative)
skřivanovi (locative singular)
skřivanu (locative singular)
skřivanech (locative plural)
skřivanem (instrumental singular)
skřivany (instrumental plural)


slepýš

slepýš (nominative singular)
slepýši (nominative plural)
slepýše (genitive singular)
slepýšů (genitive plural)
slepýšovi (dative singular)
slepýši (dative singular)
slepýšům (dative plural)
slepýše (accusative singular)
slepýše (accusative plural)
slepýši (singular vocative)
slepýši (plural vocative)
slepýšovi (locative singular)
slepýši (locative singular)
slepýších (locative plural)
slepýšem (instrumental singular)
slepýši (instrumental plural)


korálovec

korálovec (nominative singular)
korálovci (nominative plural)
korálovce (genitive singular)
korálovců (genitive plural)
korálovcovi (dative singular)
korálovci (dative singular)
korálovcům (dative plural)
korálovce (accusative singular)
korálovce (accusative plural)
korálovče (singular vocative)
korálovci (plural vocative)
korálovcovi (locative singular)
korálovci (locative singular)
korálovcích (locative plural)
korálovcem (instrumental singular)
korálovci (instrumental plural)


blecha

blecha (nominative singular)
blechy (nominative plural)
blechy (genitive singular)
blech (genitive plural)
bleše (dative singular)
blechám (dative plural)
blechu (accusative singular)
blechy (accusative plural)
blecho (singular vocative)
blechy (plural vocative)
bleše (locative singular)
blechách (locative plural)
blechou (instrumental singular)
blechami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech blcha, from Proto-Slavic *blъxa, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *blúšāˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *bʰlúseh₂.


dikobraz

dikobraz (nominative singular)
dikobrazi (nominative plural)
dikobrazové (nominative plural)
dikobraza (genitive singular)
dikobrazů (genitive plural)
dikobrazovi (dative singular)
dikobrazu (dative singular)
dikobrazům (dative plural)
dikobraza (accusative singular)
dikobrazy (accusative plural)
dikobraze (singular vocative)
dikobrazi (plural vocative)
dikobrazové (plural vocative)
dikobrazovi (locative singular)
dikobrazu (locative singular)
dikobrazech (locative plural)
dikobrazem (instrumental singular)
dikobrazy (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Russian дикобра́з (dikobráz) by Jan Svatopluk Presl; from ди́кий (díkij, “wild”) + о́браз (óbraz, “looking”).


teriér

cs-noun

teriér m anim (female equivalent teriérka)

teriérka (feminine)
teriér (nominative singular)
teriéři (nominative plural)
teriéra (genitive singular)
teriérů (genitive plural)
teriérovi (dative singular)
teriéru (dative singular)
teriérům (dative plural)
teriéra (accusative singular)
teriéry (accusative plural)
teriére (singular vocative)
teriéři (plural vocative)
teriérovi (locative singular)
teriéru (locative singular)
teriérech (locative plural)
teriérem (instrumental singular)
teriéry (instrumental plural)


afgánský chrt

afgánský chrt (nominative singular)
afgánští chrti (nominative plural)
afgánští chrtové (nominative plural)
afgánského chrta (genitive singular)
afgánských chrtů (genitive plural)
afgánskému chrtovi (dative singular)
afgánskému chrtu (dative singular)
afgánským chrtům (dative plural)
afgánského chrta (accusative singular)
afgánské chrty (accusative plural)
afgánský chrte (singular vocative)
afgánští chrti (plural vocative)
afgánští chrtové (plural vocative)
afgánském chrtovi (locative singular)
afgánském chrtu (locative singular)
afgánských chrtech (locative plural)
afgánským chrtem (instrumental singular)
afgánskými chrty (instrumental plural)


chrt

chrt (nominative singular)
chrti (nominative plural)
chrtové (nominative plural)
chrta (genitive singular)
chrtů (genitive plural)
chrtovi (dative singular)
chrtu (dative singular)
chrtům (dative plural)
chrta (accusative singular)
chrty (accusative plural)
chrte (singular vocative)
chrti (plural vocative)
chrtové (plural vocative)
chrtovi (locative singular)
chrtu (locative singular)
chrtech (locative plural)
chrtem (instrumental singular)
chrty (instrumental plural)


koloušek

koloušek (nominative singular)
koloušci (nominative plural)
kolouškové (nominative plural)
kolouška (genitive singular)
koloušků (genitive plural)
kolouškovi (dative singular)
koloušku (dative singular)
kolouškům (dative plural)
kolouška (accusative singular)
koloušky (accusative plural)
koloušku (singular vocative)
koloušci (plural vocative)
kolouškové (plural vocative)
kolouškovi (locative singular)
koloušku (locative singular)
koloušcích (locative plural)
kolouškem (instrumental singular)
koloušky (instrumental plural)

(gay slang, often contemptuous) twink, chicken (young, slim and hairless gay man)


osten

osten (nominative singular)
osteny (nominative plural)
ostenu (genitive singular)
ostenů (genitive plural)
ostenu (dative singular)
ostenům (dative plural)
osten (accusative singular)
osteny (accusative plural)
ostene (singular vocative)
osteny (plural vocative)
ostenu (locative singular)
ostenech (locative plural)
ostenem (instrumental singular)
osteny (instrumental plural)


hlístice

hlístice (nominative singular)
hlístice (nominative plural)
hlístice (genitive singular)
hlístic (genitive plural)
hlístici (dative singular)
hlísticím (dative plural)
hlístici (accusative singular)
hlístice (accusative plural)
hlístice (singular vocative)
hlístice (plural vocative)
hlístici (locative singular)
hlísticích (locative plural)
hlísticí (instrumental singular)
hlísticemi (instrumental plural)


žahavec

žahavec (nominative singular)
žahavci (nominative plural)
žahavce (genitive singular)
žahavců (genitive plural)
žahavcovi (dative singular)
žahavci (dative singular)
žahavcům (dative plural)
žahavce (accusative singular)
žahavce (accusative plural)
žahavče (singular vocative)
žahavci (plural vocative)
žahavcovi (locative singular)
žahavci (locative singular)
žahavcích (locative plural)
žahavcem (instrumental singular)
žahavci (instrumental plural)


torba

torba (nominative singular)
torby (nominative plural)
torby (genitive singular)
torb (genitive plural)
toreb (genitive plural)
torbě (dative singular)
torbám (dative plural)
torbu (accusative singular)
torby (accusative plural)
torbo (singular vocative)
torby (plural vocative)
torbě (locative singular)
torbách (locative plural)
torbou (instrumental singular)
torbami (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Polish torba, from Ottoman Turkish طوربه (torba).

(zoology) cheek pouch (used by some animals to carry food)


flundra

flundra (nominative singular)
flundry (nominative plural)
flundry (genitive singular)
flunder (genitive plural)
flundře (dative singular)
flundrám (dative plural)
flundru (accusative singular)
flundry (accusative plural)
flundro (singular vocative)
flundry (plural vocative)
flundře (locative singular)
flundrách (locative plural)
flundrou (instrumental singular)
flundrami (instrumental plural)

Platichthys flesus
Platichthys flesus#Translingual

(obsolete) European flounder (Platichthys flesus)


medvídě

medvídě (nominative singular)
medvíďata (nominative plural)
medvíděte (genitive singular)
medvíďat (genitive plural)
medvíděti (dative singular)
medvíďatům (dative plural)
medvídě (accusative singular)
medvíďata (accusative plural)
medvídě (singular vocative)
medvíďata (plural vocative)
medvíděti (locative singular)
medvíďatech (locative plural)
medvídětem (instrumental singular)
medvíďaty (instrumental plural)


myšák

myšák (nominative singular)
myšáci (nominative plural)
myšáka (genitive singular)
myšáků (genitive plural)
myšákovi (dative singular)
myšáku (dative singular)
myšákům (dative plural)
myšáka (accusative singular)
myšáky (accusative plural)
myšáku (singular vocative)
myšáci (plural vocative)
myšákovi (locative singular)
myšáku (locative singular)
myšácích (locative plural)
myšákem (instrumental singular)
myšáky (instrumental plural)


paroháč

paroháč (nominative singular)
paroháči (nominative plural)
paroháče (genitive singular)
paroháčů (genitive plural)
paroháčovi (dative singular)
paroháči (dative singular)
paroháčům (dative plural)
paroháče (accusative singular)
paroháče (accusative plural)
paroháči (singular vocative)
paroháči (plural vocative)
paroháčovi (locative singular)
paroháči (locative singular)
paroháčích (locative plural)
paroháčem (instrumental singular)
paroháči (instrumental plural)