Varšava

cs-proper noun

Varšava f (relational adjective varšavský)

varšavský (adjective relational)
Varšava (nominative singular)
Varšavy (genitive singular)
Varšavě (dative singular)
Varšavu (accusative singular)
Varšavo (singular vocative)
Varšavě (locative singular)
Varšavou (instrumental singular)


Krakov

Krakov m inan (relational adjective krakovský, demonym Krakovan)

krakovský (adjective relational)
Krakovan (demonym)
Krakov (nominative singular)
Krakova (genitive singular)
Krakovu (dative singular)
Krakov (accusative singular)
Krakove (singular vocative)
Krakově (locative singular)
Krakovem (instrumental singular)

Lesser Poland Voivodeship
Lesser Poland Voivodeship#English

Krakow (a city on the Vistula River, the capital of the Lesser Poland Voivodeship in southern Poland and the former capital (until 1596) of Poland as a whole)


Slezsko

Slezsko n (relational adjective slezský, demonym Slezan or Slezák, female demonym Slezanka or Slezačka)

slezský (adjective relational)
Slezan (demonym)
Slezák (demonym)
Slezanka (demonym feminine)
Slezačka (demonym feminine)
Slezsko (nominative singular)
Slezska (genitive singular)
Slezsku (dative singular)
Slezsko (accusative singular)
Slezsko (singular vocative)
Slezsku (locative singular)
Slezskem (instrumental singular)

Silesia (a cultural region of Central Europe, now chiefly in Poland, with small portions in the Czech Republic and Germany, from early modernity until 1945 predominantly German-speaking with Slavic-speaking minorities (and local majorities))


Baltské moře

Baltské moře (nominative singular)
Baltského moře (genitive singular)
Baltskému moři (dative singular)
Baltské moře (accusative singular)
Baltské moře (singular vocative)
Baltském moři (locative singular)
Baltským mořem (instrumental singular)

Baltic Sea (a sea in Northern Europe, an arm of the Atlantic enclosed by Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Russia and Sweden)


Vratislav

Vratislav (nominative singular)
Vratislave (genitive singular)
Vratislavi (dative singular)
Vratislav (accusative singular)
Vratislavi (singular vocative)
Vratislavi (locative singular)
Vratislaví (instrumental singular)


Gdaňsk

Gdaňsk m inan (relational adjective gdaňský)

gdaňský (adjective relational)
Gdaňsk (nominative singular)
Gdaňska (genitive singular)
Gdaňsku (genitive singular)
Gdaňsku (dative singular)
Gdaňsk (accusative singular)
Gdaňsku (singular vocative)
Gdaňsku (locative singular)
Gdaňskem (instrumental singular)

Pomeranian Voivodeship
Pomeranian Voivodeship#English

Gdańsk (the capital city of Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland)


Beskydy

Beskydy (nominative plural)
Beskydů (genitive plural)
Beskydům (dative plural)
Beskydy (accusative plural)
Beskydy (plural vocative)
Beskydech (locative plural)
Beskydy (instrumental plural)
Beskydy (nominative plural)
Beskyd (genitive plural)
Beskydám (dative plural)
Beskydy (accusative plural)
Beskydy (plural vocative)
Beskydách (locative plural)
Beskydami (instrumental plural)

Beskids (a mountain range in the Carpathians in Poland, Slovakia, the Czech Republic and Ukraine)


Osvětim

Osvětim (nominative singular)
Osvětimi (genitive singular)
Osvětimi (dative singular)
Osvětim (accusative singular)
Osvětimi (singular vocative)
Osvětimi (locative singular)
Osvětimí (instrumental singular)


Zhořelec

Zhořelec m inan (relational adjective zhořelecký)

zhořelecký (adjective relational)
Zhořelec (nominative singular)
Zhořelce (genitive singular)
Zhořelci (dative singular)
Zhořelec (accusative singular)
Zhořelci (singular vocative)
Zhořelci (locative singular)
Zhořelcem (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Polish Zgorzelec, from Old Sorbian (compare Lower Sorbian Zgórjelc).


Poznaň

Poznaň f (relational adjective poznaňský)

poznaňský (adjective relational)
Poznaň (nominative singular)
Poznaně (genitive singular)
Poznani (dative singular)
Poznaň (accusative singular)
Poznani (singular vocative)
Poznani (locative singular)
Poznaní (instrumental singular)

Greater Poland Voivodeship
Greater Poland Voivodeship#English

Poznan (the capital city of Greater Poland Voivodeship, Poland)


Halič

Halič m inan (relational adjective haličský, demonym Haličan, female demonym Haličanka)

haličský (adjective relational)
Haličan (demonym)
Haličanka (demonym feminine)
Halič (nominative singular)
Haliče (genitive singular)
Haliči (dative singular)
Halič (accusative singular)
Haliči (singular vocative)
Haliči (locative singular)
Haličem (instrumental singular)

Galicia (former kingdom and geographical area in Central Europe, now divided between Poland and Ukraine)


Lužice

Lužice f (relational adjective lužický, demonym Lužičan, female demonym Lužičanka)

lužický (adjective relational)
Lužičan (demonym)
Lužičanka (demonym feminine)
Lužice (nominative singular)
Lužice (genitive singular)
Lužici (dative singular)
Lužici (accusative singular)
Lužice (singular vocative)
Lužici (locative singular)
Lužicí (instrumental singular)

Lusatia (a traditionally Slavic-speaking cultural region in Central Europe, in modern Germany, Poland and the Czech Republic)


Krkonoše

Krkonoše m inan pl (relational adjective krkonošský)

krkonošský (adjective relational)
Krkonoše (nominative plural)
Krkonoš (genitive plural)
Krkonoším (dative plural)
Krkonošům (dative plural)
Krkonoše (accusative plural)
Krkonoše (plural vocative)
Krkonoších (locative plural)
Krkonošemi (instrumental plural)
Krkonoši (instrumental plural)

Giant Mountains (a mountain range located in the north of the Czech Republic and the south-west of Poland)


Lodž

lodžský (adjective relational)
Lodž (nominative singular)
Lodže (genitive singular)
Lodži (dative singular)
Lodž (accusative singular)
Lodži (singular vocative)
Lodži (locative singular)
Lodží (instrumental singular)


Prusko

Prusko n (relational adjective pruský, demonym Prušan)

pruský (adjective relational)
Prušan (demonym)

(historical) Prussia (a former duchy, kingdom and (after German unification in 1871) a province of Germany, existing from 1525 to 1947 in parts of modern Germany, Poland and Russia)


Pomořansko

Pomořansko (nominative singular)
Pomořanska (genitive singular)
Pomořansku (dative singular)
Pomořansko (accusative singular)
Pomořansko (singular vocative)
Pomořansku (locative singular)
Pomořanskem (instrumental singular)

Pomerania (a former duchy, historical province of Prussia, and now a geographic region of Central Europe split between Germany and Poland on the southern shore of the Baltic Sea)


Ratiboř

Ratiboř f (relational adjective ratibořský, demonym Ratibořan, female demonym Ratibořanka)

ratibořský (adjective relational)
Ratibořan (demonym)
Ratibořanka (demonym feminine)
Ratiboř (nominative singular)
Ratiboře (genitive singular)
Ratiboři (dative singular)
Ratiboř (accusative singular)
Ratiboři (singular vocative)
Ratiboři (locative singular)
Ratiboří (instrumental singular)

Silesian Voivodeship
Silesian Voivodeship#English

Racibórz (a city in Silesian Voivodeship, in southern Poland)


Řešov

Řešov m inan (relational adjective řešovský)

řešovský (adjective relational)
Řešov (nominative singular)
Řešova (genitive singular)
Řešovu (dative singular)
Řešov (accusative singular)
Řešove (singular vocative)
Řešově (locative singular)
Řešovem (instrumental singular)


Gdyně

Gdynia (a city in Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland, part of Tricity)


Těšín

Těšín m inan (relational adjective těšínský, demonym Těšíňan)

těšínský (adjective relational)
Těšíňan (demonym)
Těšín (nominative singular)
Těšína (genitive singular)
Těšínu (dative singular)
Těšín (accusative singular)
Těšíne (singular vocative)
Těšíně (locative singular)
Těšínem (instrumental singular)


Štětín

Štětín m inan (relational adjective štětínský)

štětínský (adjective relational)
Štětín (nominative singular)
Štětína (genitive singular)
Štětínu (dative singular)
Štětín (accusative singular)
Štětíne (singular vocative)
Štětíně (locative singular)
Štětínu (locative singular)
Štětínem (instrumental singular)


Bydhošť

Bydhošť f (relational adjective bydhošťský)

bydhošťský (adjective relational)
Bydhošť (nominative singular)
Bydhoště (genitive singular)
Bydhošti (dative singular)
Bydhošť (accusative singular)
Bydhošti (singular vocative)
Bydhošti (locative singular)
Bydhoští (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Polish Bydgoszcz. Doublet of Bedihošť.


Toruň

Toruň f (relational adjective toruňský, demonym Toruňan, female demonym Toruňanka)

toruňský (adjective relational)
Toruňan (demonym)
Toruňanka (demonym feminine)
Toruň (nominative singular)
Toruně (genitive singular)
Toruni (dative singular)
Toruň (accusative singular)
Toruni (singular vocative)
Toruni (locative singular)
Toruní (instrumental singular)

Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship
Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship#English

Toruń (the capital and largest city of Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland)


Hlivice

Hlivice f pl (relational adjective hlivický)

hlivický (adjective relational)
Hlivice (nominative plural)
Hlivic (genitive plural)
Hlivicím (dative plural)
Hlivice (accusative plural)
Hlivice (plural vocative)
Hlivicích (locative plural)
Hlivicemi (instrumental plural)

[ˈɦlɪvɪt͡sɛ]


Čenstochová

Čenstochová f (relational adjective čenstochovský, demonym Čenstochovan, female demonym Čenstochovanka)

čenstochovský (adjective relational)
Čenstochovan (demonym)
Čenstochovanka (demonym feminine)
Čenstochová (nominative singular)
Čenstochové (genitive singular)
Čenstochové (dative singular)
Čenstochovou (accusative singular)
Čenstochová (singular vocative)
Čenstochové (locative singular)
Čenstochovou (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Polish Częstochowa, equivalent to Čenstoch m + -ová f (adjectival suffix).


Kladsko

Kladsko n (relational adjective kladský)

Inherited from Old Czech Kladsko, from kláda (“log”) + -sko.


Vělička

Vělička (nominative singular)
Věličky (genitive singular)
Věličce (dative singular)
Věličku (accusative singular)
Věličko (singular vocative)
Věličce (locative singular)
Věličkou (instrumental singular)


Žibřidovice

Žibřidovice f pl (relational adjective žibřidovický)

žibřidovický (adjective relational)
Žibřidovice (nominative plural)
Žibřidovic (genitive plural)
Žibřidovicím (dative plural)
Žibřidovice (accusative plural)
Žibřidovice (plural vocative)
Žibřidovicích (locative plural)
Žibřidovicemi (instrumental plural)

Zebrzydowice (a village in the Gmina of Zebrzydowice, Cieszyn County, Silesian, Poland)


Slez

Slez f (relational adjective slezský, demonym Slez)

slezský (adjective relational)
Slez (demonym)
Slez (nominative singular)
Slezi (genitive singular)
Slezi (dative singular)
Slez (accusative singular)
Slezi (singular vocative)
Slezi (locative singular)
Slezí (instrumental singular)

(archaic) Silesia (a historical region of Central Europe, shared between the Czech Republic and Poland)


Slezy

Slezy m inan pl (relational adjective slezský, demonym Slez)

slezský (adjective relational)
Slez (demonym)
Slezy (nominative plural)
Slez (genitive plural)
Slezům (dative plural)
Slezy (accusative plural)
Slezy (plural vocative)
Slezech (locative plural)
Slezy (instrumental plural)


Lhota

head

Lhota f (related adjective lhotský or lhotecký)

lhotský (adjective)
lhotecký (adjective)
Lhota (nominative singular)
Lhoty (nominative plural)
Lhoty (genitive singular)
Lhot (genitive plural)
Lhotě (dative singular)
Lhotám (dative plural)
Lhotu (accusative singular)
Lhoty (accusative plural)
Lhoto (singular vocative)
Lhoty (plural vocative)
Lhotě (locative singular)
Lhotách (locative plural)
Lhotou (instrumental singular)
Lhotami (instrumental plural)
Lhotka (alternative)
Lhoty (alternative)
Lhotky (alternative)
Lehota (alternative)

Inherited from Old Czech lhóta or lhota. Doublet of lhůta f (“period, term, deadline”).

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Lower Silesian Voivodeship
Lower Silesian Voivodeship#English

Gorzuchów (a village in the gmina and county of Kłodzko, Lower Silesian Voivodeship, southwestern Poland)


Polesí

poleský (adjective relational)
Polesí (nominative singular)
Polesí (genitive singular)
Polesí (dative singular)
Polesí (accusative singular)
Polesí (singular vocative)
Polesí (locative singular)
Polesím (instrumental singular)

From polesí (“forest district”), from po- + les (“forest”) + -í.

Polesia (a forested swampland geographic region in Eastern Europe, located in eastern Poland, northern Ukraine and southern Belarus)


Volyň

volyňský (adjective relational)
Volyň (nominative singular)
Volyně (genitive singular)
Volyni (dative singular)
Volyň (accusative singular)
Volyni (singular vocative)
Volyni (locative singular)
Volyní (instrumental singular)

(historical) Volhynia (a geographic region of Eastern Europe, now divided between southeastern Poland, northwestern Ukraine, and southwestern Belarus)