Kazaň

cs-proper noun

Kazaň f (relational adjective kazaňský, demonym Kazaňan, female demonym Kazaňanka)

kazaňský (adjective relational)
Kazaňan (demonym)
Kazaňanka (demonym feminine)
Kazaň (nominative singular)
Kazaně (genitive singular)
Kazani (dative singular)
Kazaň (accusative singular)
Kazani (singular vocative)
Kazani (locative singular)
Kazaní (instrumental singular)

Kazan (the capital and largest city of the Republic of Tatarstan, Russia)


Kábul

Kábul m inan (relational adjective kábulský, demonym Kábulan)

kábulský (adjective relational)
Kábulan (demonym)
Kábul (nominative singular)
Kábulu (genitive singular)
Kábulu (dative singular)
Kábul (accusative singular)
Kábule (singular vocative)
Kábulu (locative singular)
Kábulem (instrumental singular)


Káthmándú

Káthmándú n (indeclinable, relational adjective káthmándský)


Kjóto

Kjóto n (relational adjective kjótský, demonym Kjóťan, female demonym Kjóťanka)

kjótský (adjective relational)
Kjóťan (demonym)
Kjóťanka (demonym feminine)
Kjóto (nominative singular)
Kjóta (genitive singular)
Kjótu (dative singular)
Kjóto (accusative singular)
Kjóto (singular vocative)
Kjótu (locative singular)
Kjótem (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Japanese 京(きょう)都(と) (Kyōto, literally “capital city”), from Middle Chinese 京都 (kˠiæŋ tuo, literally “capital city”).

der

Kyoto (the capital and largest city of Kyoto Prefecture, Japan)


Kišiněv

cs-proper noun

Kišiněv m inan (relational adjective kišiněvský, demonym Kišiněvan, female demonym Kišiněvanka)

kišiněvský (adjective relational)
Kišiněvan (demonym)
Kišiněvanka (demonym feminine)
Kišiněv (nominative singular)
Kišiněvu (genitive singular)
Kišiněvu (dative singular)
Kišiněv (accusative singular)
Kišiněve (singular vocative)
Kišiněvě (locative singular)
Kišiněvu (locative singular)
Kišiněvem (instrumental singular)


Kyjev

Kyjev m inan (relational adjective kyjevský, demonym Kyjevan)

kyjevský (adjective relational)
Kyjevan (demonym)
Kyjev (nominative singular)
Kyjeva (genitive singular)
Kyjevu (dative singular)
Kyjev (accusative singular)
Kyjeve (singular vocative)
Kyjevě (locative singular)
Kyjevem (instrumental singular)


Kubáň

kubáňský (adjective relational)
Kubáň (nominative singular)
Kubáně (genitive singular)
Kubáni (dative singular)
Kubáň (accusative singular)
Kubáni (singular vocative)
Kubáni (locative singular)
Kubání (instrumental singular)

Kuban (a river in Russia, in the North Caucasus)


Laponsko

Laponsko n (relational adjective laponský, demonym Laponec, female demonym Laponka)

laponský (adjective relational)
Laponec (demonym)
Laponka (demonym feminine)
Laponsko (nominative singular)
Laponska (genitive singular)
Laponsku (dative singular)
Laponsko (accusative singular)
Laponsko (singular vocative)
Laponsku (locative singular)
Laponskem (instrumental singular)

Lapland (historical region in northern Norway, Sweden and Finland along with the Kola Peninsula in Russia, traditionally inhabited by the Sami people)


Lipsko

Leipzig (the largest city in Saxony, Germany)


Lipeck

Lipetsk (a city, the regional capital of Lipetsk, Russia)


Lovaň

Lovaň f (relational adjective lovaňský, demonym Lovaňan, female demonym Lovaňanka)

lovaňský (adjective relational)
Lovaňan (demonym)
Lovaňanka (demonym feminine)
Lovaň (nominative singular)
Lovaně (genitive singular)
Lovani (dative singular)
Lovaň (accusative singular)
Lovani (singular vocative)
Lovani (locative singular)
Lovaní (instrumental singular)

Louvain (the capital city of Flemish Brabant, Belgium)


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)


Lužice

Lužice (nominative plural)
Lužic (genitive plural)
Lužicím (dative plural)
Lužicům (dative plural)
Lužice (accusative plural)
Lužice (plural vocative)
Lužicích (locative plural)
Lužicemi (instrumental plural)

Lužice, Luschitz (a municipality and village in Hodonín district, South Moravian Region, Czech Republic)

Lužice, Luschitz (a municipality and village in Most district, Ústí nad Labem Region, Czech Republic)

Lužice, Luschitz (a municipality and village in Olomouc district, Olomouc Region, Czech Republic)

Lužice (a municipality and village in Prachatice district, South Bohemian Region, Czech Republic)


Altaj

Altaj (nominative singular)
Altaje (genitive singular)
Altaji (dative singular)
Altaj (accusative singular)
Altaji (singular vocative)
Altaji (locative singular)
Altajem (instrumental singular)

Altay (the mountain range in central Asia, where Russia, China, Mongolia and Kazakhstan come together)


Andalusie

Andalusie f (relational adjective andaluský, demonym Andalusan, female demonym Andalusanka)

andaluský (adjective relational)
Andalusan (demonym)
Andalusanka (demonym feminine)
Andalusie (nominative singular)
Andalusie (genitive singular)
Andalusii (dative singular)
Andalusii (accusative singular)
Andalusie (singular vocative)
Andalusii (locative singular)
Andalusií (instrumental singular)

autonomous community
autonomous community

Andalusia (an autonomous community of Spain)


Pensylvánie

Pensylvánie f (relational adjective pensylvánský, demonym Pensylvánec, female demonym Pensylvánka)

pensylvánský (adjective relational)
Pensylvánec (demonym)
Pensylvánka (demonym feminine)
Pensylvánie (nominative singular)
Pensylvánie (genitive singular)
Pensylvánii (dative singular)
Pensylvánii (accusative singular)
Pensylvánie (singular vocative)
Pensylvánii (locative singular)
Pensylvánií (instrumental singular)

Pennsylvania (a state of the United States)


Nové Mexiko

Nové Mexiko (nominative singular)
Nového Mexika (genitive singular)
Novému Mexiku (dative singular)
Nové Mexiko (accusative singular)
Nové Mexiko (singular vocative)
Novém Mexiku (locative singular)
Novým Mexikem (instrumental singular)

New Mexico (a state of the United States)


Ašchabad

Ašchabad m inan (relational adjective ašchabadský)

ašchabadský (adjective relational)
Ašchabad (nominative singular)
Ašchabadu (genitive singular)
Ašchabadu (dative singular)
Ašchabad (accusative singular)
Ašchabade (singular vocative)
Ašchabadu (locative singular)
Ašchabadem (instrumental singular)


Baleáry

Baleáry (nominative plural)
Baleár (genitive plural)
Baleárám (dative plural)
Baleáry (accusative plural)
Baleáry (plural vocative)
Baleárách (locative plural)
Baleárami (instrumental plural)

Balearic Islands
Balearic Islands#English

Balearic Islands (an autonomous community and province of Spain)


Bagdád

Bagdád m inan (relational adjective bagdádský, demonym Bagdáďan)

bagdádský (adjective relational)
Bagdáďan (demonym)
Bagdád (nominative singular)
Bagdádu (genitive singular)
Bagdádu (dative singular)
Bagdád (accusative singular)
Bagdáde (singular vocative)
Bagdádě (locative singular)
Bagdádu (locative singular)
Bagdádem (instrumental singular)


Blagověščensk

Blagověščensk m inan (relational adjective blagověščenský)

blagověščenský (adjective relational)
Blagověščensk (nominative singular)
Blagověščenska (genitive singular)
Blagověščensku (genitive singular)
Blagověščensku (dative singular)
Blagověščensk (accusative singular)
Blagověščensku (singular vocative)
Blagověščensku (locative singular)
Blagověščenskem (instrumental singular)


Cchinvali

Tskhinvali (the capital city of South Ossetia, a de-facto independent country internationally recognized as part of the country of Georgia)


Černobyl

Černobyl m inan (relational adjective černobylský)

černobylský (adjective relational)
Černobyl (nominative singular)
Černobylu (genitive singular)
Černobylu (dative singular)
Černobyl (accusative singular)
Černobyle (singular vocative)
Černobylu (locative singular)
Černobylem (instrumental singular)


Groznyj

Grozny (the regional capital and largest city in Chechnya, Russia)


Hebridy

Hebridy f pl (relational adjective hebridský)

hebridský (adjective relational)
Hebridy (nominative plural)
Hebrid (genitive plural)
Hebridám (dative plural)
Hebridy (accusative plural)
Hebridy (plural vocative)
Hebridách (locative plural)
Hebridami (instrumental plural)

the Hebrides (an archipelago west of Scotland)


Hokkaidó

Hokkaidó n (indeclinable, relational adjective hokkaidský)

Borrowed from Japanese 北(ほっ)海(かい)道(どう) (Hokkaidō, literally “North Sea Circuit”), from Middle Chinese 北 (pək̚, “north”) + 海 (hʌi^X, “sea”) + 道 (dɑu^X, “Circuit”, a province-like administrative unit from Tang dynasty China).

com

Hokkaido (an island and prefecture in northern Japan)


Chartúm

cs-proper noun

Chartúm m inan (relational adjective chartúmský, demonym Chartúman)

chartúmský (adjective relational)
Chartúman (demonym)
Chartúm (nominative singular)
Chartúmu (genitive singular)
Chartúmu (dative singular)
Chartúm (accusative singular)
Chartúme (singular vocative)
Chartúmu (locative singular)
Chartúmem (instrumental singular)


Iževsk

Iževsk m inan (relational adjective iževský)

iževský (adjective relational)
Iževsk (nominative singular)
Iževska (genitive singular)
Iževsku (genitive singular)
Iževsku (dative singular)
Iževsk (accusative singular)
Iževsku (singular vocative)
Iževsku (locative singular)
Iževskem (instrumental singular)

Izhevsk (the capital city of Udmurtia, Russia)


Iwodžima

Iwodžima (nominative singular)
Iwodžimy (genitive singular)
Iwodžimě (dative singular)
Iwodžimu (accusative singular)
Iwodžimo (singular vocative)
Iwodžimě (locative singular)
Iwodžimou (instrumental singular)


Jalta

jaltský (adjective relational)
Jalta (nominative singular)
Jalty (genitive singular)
Jaltě (dative singular)
Jaltu (accusative singular)
Jalto (singular vocative)
Jaltě (locative singular)
Jaltou (instrumental singular)


Jakutsk

Jakutsk m inan (relational adjective jakutský)

jakutský (adjective relational)
Jakutsk (nominative singular)
Jakutska (genitive singular)
Jakutsku (genitive singular)
Jakutsku (dative singular)
Jakutsk (accusative singular)
Jakutsku (singular vocative)
Jakutsku (locative singular)
Jakutskem (instrumental singular)

Yakutsk (a city, the regional capital of Yakutia, Russia)


Královec

Královec m inan (relational adjective královecký)

královecký (adjective relational)
Královec (nominative singular)
Královce (genitive singular)
Královci (dative singular)
Královec (accusative singular)
Královci (singular vocative)
Královci (locative singular)
Královcem (instrumental singular)

Königsberg (the former capital of East Prussia, Germany, now Kaliningrad, Russia)


Kuronsko

Kuronsko n (relational adjective kuronský)


Macujama

Macujama (nominative singular)
Macujamy (genitive singular)
Macujamě (dative singular)
Macujamu (accusative singular)
Macujamo (singular vocative)
Macujamě (locative singular)
Macujamou (instrumental singular)


Míšeň

Míšeň f (relational adjective míšeňský or míšenský)

míšeňský (adjective relational)
míšenský (adjective relational)
Míšeň (nominative singular)
Míšně (genitive singular)
Míšni (dative singular)
Míšeň (accusative singular)
Míšni (singular vocative)
Míšni (locative singular)
Míšní (instrumental singular)


Petrohrad

Petrohrad m inan (relational adjective petrohradský, demonym Petrohraďan)

petrohradský (adjective relational)
Petrohraďan (demonym)
Petrohrad (nominative singular)
Petrohradu (genitive singular)
Petrohradu (dative singular)
Petrohrad (accusative singular)
Petrohrade (singular vocative)
Petrohradu (locative singular)
Petrohradě (locative singular)
Petrohradem (instrumental singular)

Saint Petersburg
Saint Petersburg#English

Saint Petersburg (a federal city of Russia)


Sankt Petěrburg

Sankt Petěrburg m inan (relational adjective sanktpetěrburský)

sanktpetěrburský (adjective relational)
Sankt Petěrburg (nominative singular)
Sankt Petěrburgu (genitive singular)
Sankt Petěrburgu (dative singular)
Sankt Petěrburg (accusative singular)
Sankt Petěrburgu (singular vocative)
Sankt Petěrburgu (locative singular)
Sankt Petěrburgem (instrumental singular)

Saint Petersburg (a federal city of Russia), and former capital (1732–1918).


Dněstr

Dněstr (nominative singular)
Dněstru (genitive singular)
Dněstru (dative singular)
Dněstr (accusative singular)
Dněstre (singular vocative)
Dněstře (singular vocative)
Dněstru (locative singular)
Dněstrem (instrumental singular)

Dniester (river in Eastern Europe, flowing through Ukraine and Moldova to the Black Sea)


Rakousko-Uhersko

Rakousko-Uhersko n (relational adjective rakousko-uherský)

rakousko-uherský (adjective relational)
Rakousko-Uhersko (nominative singular)
Rakouska-Uherska (genitive singular)
Rakousko-Uherska (genitive singular)
Rakousku-Uhersku (dative singular)
Rakousko-Uhersku (dative singular)
Rakousko-Uhersko (accusative singular)
Rakousko-Uhersko (singular vocative)
Rakousku-Uhersku (locative singular)
Rakousko-Uhersku (locative singular)
Rakouskem-Uherskem (instrumental singular)
Rakousko-Uherskem (instrumental singular)

(historical) Austria-Hungary (a former empire in Europe)


Severní Irsko

Severní Irsko n (relational adjective severoirský)

severoirský (adjective relational)
Severní Irsko (nominative singular)
Severního Irska (genitive singular)
Severnímu Irsku (dative singular)
Severní Irsko (accusative singular)
Severní Irsko (singular vocative)
Severním Irsku (locative singular)
Severním Irskem (instrumental singular)

Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland#English

Northern Ireland (a constituent country of the United Kingdom; capital: Belfast)


Šanghaj

Šanghaj f (relational adjective šanghajský, demonym Šanghajan or Šanghajec)

šanghajský (adjective relational)
Šanghajan (demonym)
Šanghajec (demonym)
Šanghaj (nominative singular)
Šanghaje (genitive singular)
Šanghaji (dative singular)
Šanghaj (accusative singular)
Šanghaji (singular vocative)
Šanghaji (locative singular)
Šanghají (instrumental singular)

Shanghai (a major port city and direct-administered municipality of China, the largest urban area in China)


Šelda

šeldský (adjective relational)
Šelda (nominative singular)
Šeldy (genitive singular)
Šeldě (dative singular)
Šeldu (accusative singular)
Šeldo (singular vocative)
Šeldě (locative singular)
Šeldou (instrumental singular)

Scheldt (river flowing through France, Belgium and The Netherlands)


Tatarstán

Tatarstán n (relational adjective tatarský, demonym Tatar, female demonym Tatarka)

tatarský (adjective relational)
Tatar (demonym)
Tatarka (demonym feminine)
Tatarstán (nominative singular)
Tatarstánu (genitive singular)
Tatarstánu (dative singular)
Tatarstán (accusative singular)
Tatarstáne (singular vocative)
Tatarstánu (locative singular)
Tatarstáně (locative singular)
Tatarstánem (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Russian Татарста́н (Tatarstán).

bor+

Tatarstan (a republic of eastern Russia; capital: Kazan)


Uljanovsk

cs-proper noun

Uljanovsk m inan (relational adjective uljanovský)

uljanovský (adjective relational)
Uljanovsk (nominative singular)
Uljanovska (genitive singular)
Uljanovsku (genitive singular)
Uljanovsku (dative singular)
Uljanovsk (accusative singular)
Uljanovsku (singular vocative)
Uljanovsku (locative singular)
Uljanovskem (instrumental singular)


Voroněž

Voroněž (nominative singular)
Voroněže (genitive singular)
Voroněži (dative singular)
Voroněž (accusative singular)
Voroněži (singular vocative)
Voroněži (locative singular)
Voroněží (instrumental singular)

Voronezh (a city, the administrative center of Voronezh Oblast, Russia)

Voronezh (a left tributary of the Don in Tambov, Lipetsk and Voronezh Oblasts, Russia)


Tchaj-pej

Tchaj-pej (nominative singular)
Tchaj-peje (genitive singular)
Tchaj-peji (dative singular)
Tchaj-pej (accusative singular)
Tchaj-peji (singular vocative)
Tchaj-peji (locative singular)
Tchaj-pejí (instrumental singular)


Alandy

Alandy (nominative plural)
Aland (genitive plural)
Alandám (dative plural)
Alandy (accusative plural)
Alandy (plural vocative)
Alandách (locative plural)
Alandami (instrumental plural)

Åland Islands (an archipelago in the Baltic Sea)

Åland Islands (an autonomous province of Finland)


Čeljabinsk

Čeljabinsk m inan (relational adjective čeljabinský)

čeljabinský (adjective relational)
Čeljabinsk (nominative singular)
Čeljabinska (genitive singular)
Čeljabinsku (genitive singular)
Čeljabinsku (dative singular)
Čeljabinsk (accusative singular)
Čeljabinsku (singular vocative)
Čeljabinsku (locative singular)
Čeljabinskem (instrumental singular)

Chelyabinsk (an oblast of Russia, near the Ural Mountains)

Chelyabinsk (a city, the administrative center of Chelyabinsk Oblast, Russia)


Čuvašsko

Čuvašsko n (relational adjective čuvašský, demonym Čuvaš, female demonym Čuvaška)

čuvašský (adjective relational)
Čuvaš (demonym)
Čuvaška (demonym feminine)
Čuvašsko (nominative singular)
Čuvašska (genitive singular)
Čuvašsku (dative singular)
Čuvašsko (accusative singular)
Čuvašsko (singular vocative)
Čuvašsku (locative singular)
Čuvašskem (instrumental singular)

Chuvashia (a republic of eastern Russia; capital: Cheboksary)


Blízký východ

Blízký východ m inan (relational adjective blízkovýchodní)

blízkovýchodní (adjective relational)
Blízký východ (nominative singular)
Blízkého východu (genitive singular)
Blízkému východu (dative singular)
Blízký východ (accusative singular)
Blízký východe (singular vocative)
Blízkém východě (locative singular)
Blízkým východem (instrumental singular)


Chabarovsk

Chabarovsk m inan (relational adjective chabarovský)

chabarovský (adjective relational)
Chabarovsk (nominative singular)
Chabarovska (genitive singular)
Chabarovsku (genitive singular)
Chabarovsku (dative singular)
Chabarovsk (accusative singular)
Chabarovsku (singular vocative)
Chabarovsku (locative singular)
Chabarovskem (instrumental singular)


Charkov

Charkov m inan (relational adjective charkovský, demonym Charkovan)

charkovský (adjective relational)
Charkovan (demonym)
Charkov (nominative singular)
Charkova (genitive singular)
Charkovu (dative singular)
Charkov (accusative singular)
Charkove (singular vocative)
Charkově (locative singular)
Charkovem (instrumental singular)


Krasnojarsk

Krasnojarsk m inan (relational adjective krasnojarský)

krasnojarský (adjective relational)
Krasnojarsk (nominative singular)
Krasnojarsku (genitive singular)
Krasnojarska (genitive singular)
Krasnojarsku (dative singular)
Krasnojarsk (accusative singular)
Krasnojarsku (singular vocative)
Krasnojarsku (locative singular)
Krasnojarskem (instrumental singular)

Krasnoyarsk Krai
Krasnoyarsk Krai#English

Krasnoyarsk (a city, the administrative center of Krasnoyarsk Krai in Siberia, Russia)


hrabství

hrabství (nominative singular)
hrabství (nominative plural)
hrabství (genitive singular)
hrabství (genitive plural)
hrabství (dative singular)
hrabstvím (dative plural)
hrabství (accusative singular)
hrabství (accusative plural)
hrabství (singular vocative)
hrabství (plural vocative)
hrabství (locative singular)
hrabstvích (locative plural)
hrabstvím (instrumental singular)
hrabstvími (instrumental plural)

county (land ruled by a count or a countess)


moréna

cs-noun

moréna f (relational adjective morénový)

morénový (adjective relational)
moréna (nominative singular)
morény (nominative plural)
morény (genitive singular)
morén (genitive plural)
moréně (dative singular)
morénám (dative plural)
morénu (accusative singular)
morény (accusative plural)
moréno (singular vocative)
morény (plural vocative)
moréně (locative singular)
morénách (locative plural)
morénou (instrumental singular)
morénami (instrumental plural)

moraine (accumulation of rocks and debris carried and deposited by a glacier)


Novokuzněck

Novokuzněck (nominative singular)
Novokuzněcku (genitive singular)
Novokuzněcku (dative singular)
Novokuzněck (accusative singular)
Novokuzněcku (singular vocative)
Novokuzněcku (locative singular)
Novokuzněckem (instrumental singular)

Novokuznetsk (a city in Kemerovo Oblast, Russia)


Péšávar

North West Frontier Province
North West Frontier Province#English

Peshawar (the capital of North West Frontier Province, Pakistan)


Šrínagar

Jammu and Kashmir
Jammu and Kashmir#English

Srinagar (the state capital of Jammu and Kashmir, India)


Šíráz

cs-proper noun

Šíráz m inan (relational adjective šírázský)

šírázský (adjective relational)
Šíráz (nominative singular)
Šírázu (genitive singular)
Šírázu (dative singular)
Šíráz (accusative singular)
Šíráze (singular vocative)
Šírázu (locative singular)
Šírázem (instrumental singular)


Ťumeň

Ťumeň (nominative singular)
Ťumeně (genitive singular)
Ťumeni (dative singular)
Ťumeň (accusative singular)
Ťumeni (singular vocative)
Ťumeni (locative singular)
Ťumeněm (instrumental singular)


Ťan-šan

Ťan-šan (nominative singular)
Ťan-šanu (genitive singular)
Ťan-šanu (dative singular)
Ťan-šan (accusative singular)
Ťan-šane (singular vocative)
Ťan-šanu (locative singular)
Ťan-šanem (instrumental singular)

Tian Shan (a mountain range in Central Asia)


Ucunomija

Utsunomiya (the capital city of Tochigi Prefecture, Japan)


převlaka

převlaka (nominative singular)
převlaky (nominative plural)
převlaky (genitive singular)
převlak (genitive plural)
převlace (dative singular)
převlakám (dative plural)
převlaku (accusative singular)
převlaky (accusative plural)
převlako (singular vocative)
převlaky (plural vocative)
převlace (locative singular)
převlakách (locative plural)
převlakou (instrumental singular)
převlakami (instrumental plural)

isthmus (narrow strip of land, bordered on both sides by water, and connecting two larger landmasse)


šíje

šíje (nominative singular)
šíje (nominative plural)
šíje (genitive singular)
šíjí (genitive plural)
šíji (dative singular)
šíjím (dative plural)
šíji (accusative singular)
šíje (accusative plural)
šíje (singular vocative)
šíje (plural vocative)
šíji (locative singular)
šíjích (locative plural)
šíjí (instrumental singular)
šíjemi (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech šíjě, from Proto-Slavic *šija.


Vitěbsk

Vitěbsk m inan (relational adjective vitěbský)

vitěbský (adjective relational)
Vitěbsk (nominative singular)
Vitěbska (genitive singular)
Vitěbsku (genitive singular)
Vitěbsku (dative singular)
Vitěbsk (accusative singular)
Vitěbsku (singular vocative)
Vitěbsku (locative singular)
Vitěbskem (instrumental singular)

Alternative form of Vitebsk: Vitebsk (a city in Belarus)


Čita

Čita (nominative singular)
Čity (genitive singular)
Čitě (dative singular)
Čitu (accusative singular)
Čito (singular vocative)
Čitě (locative singular)
Čitou (instrumental singular)


Szeged

Szeged (nominative singular)
Szegedy (nominative plural)
Szegedu (genitive singular)
Szegedů (genitive plural)
Szegedu (dative singular)
Szegedům (dative plural)
Szeged (accusative singular)
Szegedy (accusative plural)
Szegede (singular vocative)
Szegedy (plural vocative)
Szegedu (locative singular)
Szegedech (locative plural)
Szegedem (instrumental singular)
Szegedy (instrumental plural)


Ústí nad Labem

Ústí nad Labem n (relational adjective ústecký)

ústecký (adjective relational)
Ústí nad Labem (nominative singular)
Ústí nad Labem (genitive singular)
Ústí nad Labem (dative singular)
Ústí nad Labem (accusative singular)
Ústí nad Labem (singular vocative)
Ústí nad Labem (locative singular)
Ústím nad Labem (instrumental singular)

Ústí nad Labem (a city in the Czech Republic)


Dolomity

Dolomity (nominative plural)
Dolomitů (genitive plural)
Dolomit (genitive plural)
Dolomitům (dative plural)
Dolomity (accusative plural)
Dolomity (plural vocative)
Dolomitech (locative plural)
Dolomity (instrumental plural)


Norimberk

Norimberk m inan (relational adjective norimberský, demonym Norimberčan)

norimberský (adjective relational)
Norimberčan (demonym)
Norimberk (nominative singular)
Norimberka (genitive singular)
Norimberku (genitive singular)
Norimberku (dative singular)
Norimberk (accusative singular)
Norimberku (singular vocative)
Norimberku (locative singular)
Norimberkem (instrumental singular)

Probably from Medieval Latin Norinberga. Compare Polish Norymberga.

Nuremberg (a major city in Bavaria, Germany)


náhorní plošina

náhorní plošina (nominative singular)
náhorní plošiny (nominative plural)
náhorní plošiny (genitive singular)
náhorních plošin (genitive plural)
náhorní plošině (dative singular)
náhorním plošinám (dative plural)
náhorní plošinu (accusative singular)
náhorní plošiny (accusative plural)
náhorní plošino (singular vocative)
náhorní plošiny (plural vocative)
náhorní plošině (locative singular)
náhorních plošinách (locative plural)
náhorní plošinou (instrumental singular)
náhorními plošinami (instrumental plural)

Tibetská náhorní plošina

plateau (a largely level expanse of land at a high elevation; tableland)


Mexický záliv

Mexický záliv (nominative singular)
Mexické zálivy (nominative plural)
Mexického zálivu (genitive singular)
Mexických zálivů (genitive plural)
Mexickému zálivu (dative singular)
Mexickým zálivům (dative plural)
Mexický záliv (accusative singular)
Mexické zálivy (accusative plural)
Mexický zálive (singular vocative)
Mexické zálivy (plural vocative)
Mexickém zálivu (locative singular)
Mexických zálivech (locative plural)
Mexickým zálivem (instrumental singular)
Mexickými zálivy (instrumental plural)


Údolí králů

Údolí králů (nominative singular)
Údolí králů (genitive singular)
Údolí králů (dative singular)
Údolí králů (accusative singular)
Údolí králů (singular vocative)
Údolí králů (locative singular)
Údolím králů (instrumental singular)

Valley of the Kings (Egyptian valley known for its tombs)


Rijád

Rijád m inan (relational adjective rijádský)

rijádský (adjective relational)
Rijád (nominative singular)
Rijádu (genitive singular)
Rijádu (dative singular)
Rijád (accusative singular)
Rijáde (singular vocative)
Rijádu (locative singular)
Rijádem (instrumental singular)


Jihlava

Jihlava f (relational adjective jihlavský, demonym Jihlavan, female demonym Jihlavanka)

jihlavský (adjective relational)
Jihlavan (demonym)
Jihlavanka (demonym feminine)
Jihlava (nominative singular)
Jihlavy (genitive singular)
Jihlavě (dative singular)
Jihlavu (accusative singular)
Jihlavo (singular vocative)
Jihlavě (locative singular)
Jihlavou (instrumental singular)

A city in the Czech Republic, situated on the Jihlava river on the ancient frontier between Moravia and Bohemia


Zlín

Zlín m inan (relational adjective zlínský, demonym Zlíňan, female demonym Zlíňanka)

zlínský (adjective relational)
Zlíňan (demonym)
Zlíňanka (demonym feminine)
Zlín (nominative singular)
Zlína (genitive singular)
Zlínu (dative singular)
Zlín (accusative singular)
Zlíne (singular vocative)
Zlíně (locative singular)
Zlínu (locative singular)
Zlínem (instrumental singular)

A city in southeastern Moravia, Czech Republic, on the Dřevnice River


Florencie

Florencie f (relational adjective florentský, demonym Florenťan or Florenčan)

florentský (adjective relational)
Florenťan (demonym)
Florenčan (demonym)
Florencie (nominative singular)
Florencie (genitive singular)
Florencii (dative singular)
Florencii (accusative singular)
Florencie (singular vocative)
Florencii (locative singular)
Florencií (instrumental singular)

Florence (the capital city of Florence, Italy)


Sázava

Sázava f (relational adjective sázavský, demonym Sázavan, female demonym Sázavanka)

sázavský (adjective relational)
Sázavan (demonym)
Sázavanka (demonym feminine)
Sázava (nominative singular)
Sázavy (genitive singular)
Sázavě (dative singular)
Sázavu (accusative singular)
Sázavo (singular vocative)
Sázavě (locative singular)
Sázavou (instrumental singular)

any of several towns in the Czech Republic

A right tributary of the Vltava, in the Czech Republic


Pardubice

Pardubice f pl (relational adjective pardubický, demonym Pardubičan, female demonym Pardubičanka)

pardubický (adjective relational)
Pardubičan (demonym)
Pardubičanka (demonym feminine)
Pardubice (nominative plural)
Pardubic (genitive plural)
Pardubicím (dative plural)
Pardubicům (dative plural)
Pardubice (accusative plural)
Pardubice (plural vocative)
Pardubicích (locative plural)
Pardubicemi (instrumental plural)

A city in the Czech Republic that lies on the river Elbe, 65 miles east of Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic


Karlovy Vary

Karlovy Vary m inan pl (relational adjective karlovarský)

karlovarský (adjective relational)
Karlovy Vary (nominative plural)
Karlových Var (genitive plural)
Karlových Varů (genitive plural)
Karlovým Varům (dative plural)
Karlovy Vary (accusative plural)
Karlovy Vary (plural vocative)
Karlových Varech (locative plural)
Karlovými Vary (instrumental plural)

Karlovy Vary (a spa city situated in western Bohemia, Czech Republic, on the confluence of the rivers Ohře and Teplá, formerly known as Karlsbad)


Kladno

Kladno n (relational adjective kladenský, demonym Kladeňan or (informal) Kladeňák, female demonym Kladeňanka or (informal) Kladeňačka)

kladenský (adjective relational)
Kladeňan (demonym)
Kladeňák (demonym informal)
Kladeňanka (demonym feminine)
Kladeňačka (demonym feminine informal)
Kladno (nominative singular)
Kladna (genitive singular)
Kladnu (dative singular)
Kladno (accusative singular)
Kladno (singular vocative)
Kladně (locative singular)
Kladnu (locative singular)
Kladnem (instrumental singular)

A city in the Czech Republic, located 25 km northwest of Prague, part of the Prague metropolitan area


Teplice

Teplice f pl (relational adjective teplický, demonym Tepličan, female demonym Tepličanka)

teplický (adjective relational)
Tepličan (demonym)
Tepličanka (demonym feminine)
Teplice (nominative plural)
Teplic (genitive plural)
Teplicím (dative plural)
Teplicům (dative plural)
Teplice (accusative plural)
Teplice (plural vocative)
Teplicích (locative plural)
Teplicemi (instrumental plural)

A spa town and city in the Czech Republic located on the Bílina river in northwestern Bohemia near the border with the German state of Saxony


Chomutov

Chomutov m inan (relational adjective chomutovský)

chomutovský (adjective relational)
Chomutov (nominative singular)
Chomutova (genitive singular)
Chomutovu (dative singular)
Chomutov (accusative singular)
Chomutove (singular vocative)
Chomutově (locative singular)
Chomutovem (instrumental singular)

The name of the city (originally a small village) was derived from personal name Chomút and meant "the court of Chomút". The name Chomút was from chomút (“horsecollar”) which was also used as a nickname for a clumsy person.
Compare Chomoutov.

A city in Ústí nad Labem, Czech Republic located in northwestern Bohemia


Cheb

Cheb m inan (relational adjective chebský, demonym Cheban, female demonym Chebanka)

chebský (adjective relational)
Cheban (demonym)
Chebanka (demonym feminine)
Cheb (nominative singular)
Chebu (genitive singular)
Chebu (dative singular)
Cheb (accusative singular)
Chebe (singular vocative)
Chebu (locative singular)
Chebem (instrumental singular)

A town in Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic, situated on the river Ohře near the border with Germany


Děčín

Děčín m inan (relational adjective děčínský)

děčínský (adjective relational)
Děčín (nominative singular)
Děčína (genitive singular)
Děčínu (dative singular)
Děčín (accusative singular)
Děčíne (singular vocative)
Děčíně (locative singular)
Děčínu (locative singular)
Děčínem (instrumental singular)

A city in Ústí nad Labem, in the northern Czech Republic situated at the confluence of the rivers Elbe and Ploučnice


Karviná

Karviná f (relational adjective karvinský, demonym Karviňan, female demonym Karviňanka)

karvinský (adjective relational)
Karviňan (demonym)
Karviňanka (demonym feminine)
Karviná (nominative singular)
Karviné (genitive singular)
Karviné (dative singular)
Karvinou (accusative singular)
Karviná (singular vocative)
Karviné (locative singular)
Karvinou (instrumental singular)

A city in Moravian-Silesian Region of the Czech Republic, on the Olza River


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)


Kolín

Kolín m inan (relational adjective kolínský)

kolínský (adjective relational)
Kolín (nominative singular)
Kolína (genitive singular)
Kolínu (dative singular)
Kolín (accusative singular)
Kolíne (singular vocative)
Kolíně (locative singular)
Kolínem (instrumental singular)
Kolín (nominative singular)
Kolínové (nominative plural)
Kolína (genitive singular)
Kolínů (genitive plural)
Kolínovi (dative singular)
Kolínům (dative plural)
Kolína (accusative singular)
Kolíny (accusative plural)
Kolíne (singular vocative)
Kolínové (plural vocative)
Kolínovi (locative singular)
Kolínech (locative plural)
Kolínem (instrumental singular)
Kolíny (instrumental plural)

A town in the Czech Republic some 55 kilometres east from Prague, lying on the Elbe river


Prostějov

Prostějov m inan (relational adjective prostějovský)

prostějovský (adjective relational)
Prostějov (nominative singular)
Prostějova (genitive singular)
Prostějovu (dative singular)
Prostějov (accusative singular)
Prostějove (singular vocative)
Prostějově (locative singular)
Prostějovem (instrumental singular)

The town was originally called Prostějovice, which was derived from person personal name Prostěj + -ovice, meaning "a village of Prostěj's people". Prostěj was an informal form of some compound personal name such as Prostimír or Prostislav, where the first component is derived from Proto-Slavic *prostъ (“simple”). For similar etymology see Budějovice or Hodějovice.
The name Prostějovice was shortened to Prostějov in the 1st half of the 13th century. Compare Holešov or Chomoutov.


Litvínov

Litvínov m inan (relational adjective litvínovský)

litvínovský (adjective relational)
Litvínov (nominative singular)
Litvínova (genitive singular)
Litvínovu (dative singular)
Litvínov (accusative singular)
Litvínove (singular vocative)
Litvínově (locative singular)
Litvínovu (locative singular)
Litvínovem (instrumental singular)

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A town in the northwestern Czech Republic


Beroun

cs-proper noun

Beroun m inan (relational adjective berounský)

berounský (adjective relational)
Beroun (nominative singular)
Berouna (genitive singular)
Berounu (dative singular)
Beroun (accusative singular)
Beroune (singular vocative)
Berouně (locative singular)
Berounu (locative singular)
Berounem (instrumental singular)

A town in the Czech Republic, lying on the confluence of Berounka and Litavka rivers, located 30 km southwest of Prague


Znojmo

Znojmo n (relational adjective znojemský, demonym Znojeman, female demonym Znojemanka)

znojemský (adjective relational)
Znojeman (demonym)
Znojemanka (demonym feminine)
Znojmo (nominative singular)
Znojma (genitive singular)
Znojmu (dative singular)
Znojmo (accusative singular)
Znojmo (singular vocative)
Znojmě (locative singular)
Znojmu (locative singular)
Znojmem (instrumental singular)

A town in the South Moravian Region of the Czech Republic, near the border with Lower Austria, situated on a rock outcropping on the steep left bank of the Dyje River


Náchod

Náchod m inan (relational adjective náchodský)

náchodský (adjective relational)
Náchod (nominative singular)
Náchoda (genitive singular)
Náchodu (dative singular)
Náchod (accusative singular)
Náchode (singular vocative)
Náchodě (locative singular)
Náchodu (locative singular)
Náchodem (instrumental singular)

A town in the Czech Republic, located in the northeast Bohemia, lying in the valley of the river Metuje


Písek

Písek m inan (relational adjective písecký, demonym Písečan, female demonym Písečanka)

písecký (adjective relational)
Písečan (demonym)
Písečanka (demonym feminine)
Písek (nominative singular)
Písku (genitive singular)
Písku (dative singular)
Písek (accusative singular)
Písku (singular vocative)
Písku (locative singular)
Pískem (instrumental singular)

A town in South Bohemian Reg, Czech Republic, located on the river Otava and known among others as the place with the oldest bridge in the Czech Republic


Jičín

Jičín m inan (relational adjective jičínský)

jičínský (adjective relational)
Jičín (nominative singular)
Jičína (genitive singular)
Jičínu (dative singular)
Jičín (accusative singular)
Jičíne (singular vocative)
Jičíně (locative singular)
Jičínem (instrumental singular)

A town in the Czech Republic, lying approximately 85 km northeast of Prague, located on the river Cidlina


Havířov

Havířov m inan (relational adjective havířovský)

havířovský (adjective relational)
Havířov (nominative singular)
Havířova (genitive singular)
Havířovu (dative singular)
Havířov (accusative singular)
Havířove (singular vocative)
Havířově (locative singular)
Havířovu (locative singular)
Havířovem (instrumental singular)


Mělník

Mělník m inan (relational adjective mělnický, demonym Mělničan)

mělnický (adjective relational)
Mělničan (demonym)
Mělník (nominative singular)
Mělníka (genitive singular)
Mělníku (genitive singular)
Mělníku (dative singular)
Mělník (accusative singular)
Mělníku (singular vocative)
Mělníce (locative singular)
Mělníku (locative singular)
Mělníkem (instrumental singular)

A town in the Czech Republic, lying at the confluence of the Elbe and Vltava rivers, approximately 35 km north of Prague


Příbram

Příbram f (relational adjective příbramský)

příbramský (adjective relational)
Příbram (nominative singular)
Příbramě (genitive singular)
Příbrami (genitive singular)
Příbrami (dative singular)
Příbram (accusative singular)
Příbrami (singular vocative)
Příbrami (locative singular)
Příbramí (instrumental singular)

A town in the Czech Republic, located on the Litavka river and the foothills of Brdy, 60 kilometers south-west of Prague


Vsetín

Vsetín m inan (relational adjective vsetínský, demonym Vsetíňan, female demonym Vsetíňanka)

vsetínský (adjective relational)
Vsetíňan (demonym)
Vsetíňanka (demonym feminine)
Vsetín (nominative singular)
Vsetína (genitive singular)
Vsetínu (dative singular)
Vsetín (accusative singular)
Vsetíne (singular vocative)
Vsetíně (locative singular)
Vsetínem (instrumental singular)

A town in the eastern Czech Republic, lying on the Bečva river


Chrudim

Chrudim f (relational adjective chrudimský, demonym Chrudiman, female demonym Chrudimanka or Chrudimka)

chrudimský (adjective relational)
Chrudiman (demonym)
Chrudimanka (demonym feminine)
Chrudimka (demonym feminine)
Chrudim (nominative singular)
Chrudimi (genitive singular)
Chrudimě (genitive singular)
Chrudimi (dative singular)
Chrudim (accusative singular)
Chrudimi (singular vocative)
Chrudimi (locative singular)
Chrudimí (instrumental singular)

A town in the Czech Republic, in eastern Bohemia


Přerov

Přerov m inan (relational adjective přerovský)

přerovský (adjective relational)
Přerov (nominative singular)
Přerova (genitive singular)
Přerovu (dative singular)
Přerov (accusative singular)
Přerove (singular vocative)
Přerově (locative singular)
Přerovu (locative singular)
Přerovem (instrumental singular)


Kroměříž

Kroměříž f (relational adjective kroměřížský, demonym Kroměřížan or (informal) Kroměřížák, female demonym Kroměřížanka)

kroměřížský (adjective relational)
Kroměřížan (demonym)
Kroměřížák (demonym informal)
Kroměřížanka (demonym feminine)
Kroměříž (nominative singular)
Kroměříže (genitive singular)
Kroměříži (dative singular)
Kroměříž (accusative singular)
Kroměříži (singular vocative)
Kroměříži (locative singular)
Kroměříží (instrumental singular)

A town in the eastern Czech Republic. From 1998 UNESCO-listed because of its chateau and two gardens. Nicknamed Athens of Haná


Opava

Opava f (relational adjective opavský, demonym Opavan, female demonym Opavanka)

opavský (adjective relational)
Opavan (demonym)
Opavanka (demonym feminine)
Opava (nominative singular)
Opavy (genitive singular)
Opavě (dative singular)
Opavu (accusative singular)
Opavo (singular vocative)
Opavě (locative singular)
Opavou (instrumental singular)

A city in the northern Czech Republic on the river Opava, located to the north-west of Ostrava

A river in the northeastern Czech Republic, a left tributary of the Oder river


Jablonec

Jablonec m inan (relational adjective jablonecký)

jablonecký (adjective relational)
Jablonec (nominative singular)
Jablonce (genitive singular)
Jablonci (dative singular)
Jablonec (accusative singular)
Jablonci (singular vocative)
Jablonci (locative singular)
Jabloncem (instrumental singular)

A town in the Czech Republic, in northern Bohemia

any of several villages in the Czech Republic and Slovakia


České Budějovice

České Budějovice f pl (relational adjective českobudějovický)

českobudějovický (adjective relational)
České Budějovice (nominative plural)
Českých Budějovic (genitive plural)
Českým Budějovicim (dative plural)
Českým Budějovicům (dative plural)
České Budějovice (accusative plural)
České Budějovice (plural vocative)
Českých Budějovicích (locative plural)
Českými Budějovicemi (instrumental plural)

České Budějovice
České Budějovice#English

South Bohemian Region
w:South Bohemian Region

České Budějovice (a city in the South Bohemian Region, Czech Republic)


Hradec Králové

Hradec Králové m inan (relational adjective královéhradecký)

královéhradecký (adjective relational)
Hradec Králové (nominative singular)
Hradce Králové (genitive singular)
Hradci Králové (dative singular)
Hradec Králové (accusative singular)
Hradci Králové (singular vocative)
Hradci Králové (locative singular)
Hradcem Králové (instrumental singular)

Hradec Králové (a city in the Czech Republic), located at the west Bohemia at the confluence of the Elbe and the Orlice river


Homs

Homs m inan (relational adjective homský, demonym Homsan, female demonym Homsanka)

homský (adjective relational)
Homsan (demonym)
Homsanka (demonym feminine)


Apeniny

Apeniny f pl (relational adjective apeninský)

apeninský (adjective relational)
Apeniny (nominative plural)
Apenin (genitive plural)
Apeninám (dative plural)
Apeniny (accusative plural)
Apeniny (plural vocative)
Apeninách (locative plural)
Apeninami (instrumental plural)


Litava

Litava (nominative singular)
Litavy (genitive singular)
Litavě (dative singular)
Litavu (accusative singular)
Litavo (singular vocative)
Litavě (locative singular)
Litavou (instrumental singular)


Piemont

Piemont m inan (relational adjective piemontský, demonym Piemonťan, female demonym Piemonťanka)

piemontský (adjective relational)
Piemonťan (demonym)
Piemonťanka (demonym feminine)
Piemont (nominative singular)
Piemontu (genitive singular)
Piemontu (dative singular)
Piemont (accusative singular)
Piemonte (singular vocative)
Piemontě (locative singular)
Piemontu (locative singular)
Piemontem (instrumental singular)

From Italian Piemonte, from Latin Pedemontium (literally “at the foot of the mountains”).

der

administrative region
administrative region

Piedmont (an administrative region in the north of Italy)


Medína

cs-proper noun

Medína f (relational adjective medínský, demonym Medíňan, female demonym Medíňanka)

medínský (adjective relational)
Medíňan (demonym)
Medíňanka (demonym feminine)
Medína (nominative singular)
Medíny (genitive singular)
Medíně (dative singular)
Medínu (accusative singular)
Medíno (singular vocative)
Medíně (locative singular)
Medínou (instrumental singular)

Medina (the capital city of the Medina region, Saudi Arabia, holy to Islam)


velitelství

velitelství (nominative singular)
velitelství (nominative plural)
velitelství (genitive singular)
velitelství (genitive plural)
velitelství (dative singular)
velitelstvím (dative plural)
velitelství (accusative singular)
velitelství (accusative plural)
velitelství (singular vocative)
velitelství (plural vocative)
velitelství (locative singular)
velitelstvích (locative plural)
velitelstvím (instrumental singular)
velitelstvími (instrumental plural)

headquarters (the military installation from which troops are commanded and orders are issued)


ústředí

ústředí (nominative singular)
ústředí (nominative plural)
ústředí (genitive singular)
ústředí (genitive plural)
ústředí (dative singular)
ústředím (dative plural)
ústředí (accusative singular)
ústředí (accusative plural)
ústředí (singular vocative)
ústředí (plural vocative)
ústředí (locative singular)
ústředích (locative plural)
ústředím (instrumental singular)
ústředími (instrumental plural)

[ˈuːstr̝̊ɛɟiː]

headquarters (the center of an organization's operations or administration)


vrcholek

vrcholek (nominative singular)
vrcholky (nominative plural)
vrcholku (genitive singular)
vrcholků (genitive plural)
vrcholku (dative singular)
vrcholkům (dative plural)
vrcholek (accusative singular)
vrcholky (accusative plural)
vrcholku (singular vocative)
vrcholky (plural vocative)
vrcholku (locative singular)
vrcholcích (locative plural)
vrcholkem (instrumental singular)
vrcholky (instrumental plural)


střelnice

střelnice (nominative singular)
střelnice (nominative plural)
střelnice (genitive singular)
střelnic (genitive plural)
střelnici (dative singular)
střelnicím (dative plural)
střelnici (accusative singular)
střelnice (accusative plural)
střelnice (singular vocative)
střelnice (plural vocative)
střelnici (locative singular)
střelnicích (locative plural)
střelnicí (instrumental singular)
střelnicemi (instrumental plural)

[ˈstr̝̊ɛlɲɪt͡sɛ]


bělidlo

bělidlo (nominative singular)
bělidla (nominative plural)
bělidla (genitive singular)
bělidel (genitive plural)
bělidlu (dative singular)
bělidlům (dative plural)
bělidlo (accusative singular)
bělidla (accusative plural)
bělidlo (singular vocative)
bělidla (plural vocative)
bělidle (locative singular)
bělidlu (locative singular)
bělidlech (locative plural)
bělidlem (instrumental singular)
bělidly (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech bělidlo, from Proto-Slavic *bělidlo. By surface analysis, bělit + -dlo.


Sardinie

Sardinie f (relational adjective sardinský, demonym Sardiňan or Sard, female demonym Sardiňanka or Sardka)

sardinský (adjective relational)
Sardiňan (demonym)
Sard (demonym)
Sardiňanka (demonym feminine)
Sardka (demonym feminine)
Sardinie (nominative singular)
Sardinie (genitive singular)
Sardinii (dative singular)
Sardinii (accusative singular)
Sardinie (singular vocative)
Sardinii (locative singular)
Sardinií (instrumental singular)

From Latin Sardinia, from Ancient Greek Σαρδώ (Sardṓ).

Sardinia (an island and autonomous region of Italy, in the Mediterranean Sea)


Toskánsko

Toskánsko n (relational adjective toskánský, demonym Toskánec, female demonym Toskánka)

toskánský (adjective relational)
Toskánec (demonym)
Toskánka (demonym feminine)
Toskánsko (nominative singular)
Toskánska (genitive singular)
Toskánsku (dative singular)
Toskánsko (accusative singular)
Toskánsko (singular vocative)
Toskánsku (locative singular)
Toskánskem (instrumental singular)

Tuscany (an administrative region of Italy, located north of Lazio and south of Emilia-Romagna)


Dyje

dyjský (adjective relational)
Dyje (nominative singular)
Dyje (genitive singular)
Dyji (dative singular)
Dyji (accusative singular)
Dyje (singular vocative)
Dyji (locative singular)
Dyjí (instrumental singular)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *dyjь, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *dujas, from a Roman-era intermediate (possibly Latin) name, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *dʰew- (“to flow”).

A river in Central Europe which is a tributary to the Morava River


Barma

Barma f (relational adjective barmský, demonym Barmánec)

barmský (adjective relational)
Barmánec (demonym)
Barma (nominative singular)
Barmy (genitive singular)
Barmě (dative singular)
Barmu (accusative singular)
Barmo (singular vocative)
Barmě (locative singular)
Barmou (instrumental singular)


Kapitol

Kapitol (nominative singular)
Kapitolu (genitive singular)
Kapitolu (dative singular)
Kapitol (accusative singular)
Kapitole (singular vocative)
Kapitolu (locative singular)
Kapitolem (instrumental singular)

Capitol (the building in Washington, D.C., where the Congress of the United States meets)


Kapské Město

Kapské Město (nominative singular)
Kapská Města (nominative plural)
Kapského Města (genitive singular)
Kapských Měst (genitive plural)
Kapskému Městu (dative singular)
Kapským Městům (dative plural)
Kapské Město (accusative singular)
Kapská Města (accusative plural)
Kapské Město (singular vocative)
Kapská Města (plural vocative)
Kapském Městě (locative singular)
Kapském Městu (locative singular)
Kapských Městech (locative plural)
Kapským Městem (instrumental singular)
Kapskými Městy (instrumental plural)


Kapské město

Kapské město (nominative singular)
Kapská města (nominative plural)
Kapského města (genitive singular)
Kapských měst (genitive plural)
Kapskému městu (dative singular)
Kapským městům (dative plural)
Kapské město (accusative singular)
Kapská města (accusative plural)
Kapské město (singular vocative)
Kapská města (plural vocative)
Kapském městě (locative singular)
Kapském městu (locative singular)
Kapských městech (locative plural)
Kapským městem (instrumental singular)
Kapskými městy (instrumental plural)

Cape Town (the legislative capital of South Africa)


bukovina

bukovina (nominative singular)
bukoviny (nominative plural)
bukoviny (genitive singular)
bukovin (genitive plural)
bukovině (dative singular)
bukovinám (dative plural)
bukovinu (accusative singular)
bukoviny (accusative plural)
bukovino (singular vocative)
bukoviny (plural vocative)
bukovině (locative singular)
bukovinách (locative plural)
bukovinou (instrumental singular)
bukovinami (instrumental plural)

From buk (“beech”) + -ovina. Compare Slovak bukovina and Polish bukowina.

beechwood (wood largely populated with beech trees)


Prešov

Prešov m inan (relational adjective prešovský)

prešovský (adjective relational)
Prešov (nominative singular)
Prešova (genitive singular)
Prešovu (dative singular)
Prešov (accusative singular)
Prešove (singular vocative)
Prešově (locative singular)
Prešovem (instrumental singular)


Žilina

Žilina f (relational adjective žilinský)

žilinský (adjective relational)
Žilina (nominative singular)
Žiliny (genitive singular)
Žilině (dative singular)
Žilinu (accusative singular)
Žilino (singular vocative)
Žilině (locative singular)
Žilinou (instrumental singular)

a city in northwestern Slovakia situated on the Váh river


Kefalonia

Kefalonia f (relational adjective kefalonijský)

kefalonijský (adjective relational)
Kefalonia (nominative singular)
Kefalonie (genitive singular)
Kefalonii (dative singular)
Kefalonii (accusative singular)
Kefalonie (singular vocative)
Kefalonii (locative singular)
Kefalonií (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Greek Κεφαλλονιά (Kefalloniá).

bor+

Cephalonia (an island of Greece, in the eastern Ionian Sea)


Debrecín

cs-proper noun

Debrecín m inan (relational adjective debrecínský)

debrecínský (adjective relational)
Debrecín (nominative singular)
Debrecína (genitive singular)
Debrecínu (genitive singular)
Debrecínu (dative singular)
Debrecín (accusative singular)
Debrecíne (singular vocative)
Debrecínu (locative singular)
Debrecíně (locative singular)
Debrecínem (instrumental singular)


Segedín

Segedín m inan (relational adjective segedínský)

segedínský (adjective relational)
Segedín (nominative singular)
Segedína (genitive singular)
Segedínu (dative singular)
Segedín (accusative singular)
Segedíne (singular vocative)
Segedínu (locative singular)
Segedíně (locative singular)
Segedínem (instrumental singular)


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)


Terst

Terst m inan (relational adjective terstský)

terstský (adjective relational)
Terst (nominative singular)
Terstu (genitive singular)
Terstu (dative singular)
Terst (accusative singular)
Terste (singular vocative)
Terstě (locative singular)
Terstu (locative singular)
Terstem (instrumental singular)

Friuli-Venezia Giulia
Friuli-Venezia Giulia#English

Trieste (the capital city of Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italy)


obora

obora (nominative singular)
obory (nominative plural)
obory (genitive singular)
obor (genitive plural)
oboře (dative singular)
oborám (dative plural)
oboru (accusative singular)
obory (accusative plural)
oboro (singular vocative)
obory (plural vocative)
oboře (locative singular)
oborách (locative plural)
oborou (instrumental singular)
oborami (instrumental plural)

→ Slovak: obora

→ Slovene: obọ̑ra (tonal orthography)

Inherited from Old Czech obora, from Proto-Slavic *obòra (“enclosure”).


náves

náves (nominative singular)
návsi (nominative plural)
návsi (genitive singular)
návsí (genitive plural)
návsi (dative singular)
návsím (dative plural)
náves (accusative singular)
návsi (accusative plural)
návsi (singular vocative)
návsi (plural vocative)
návsi (locative singular)
návsích (locative plural)
návsí (instrumental singular)
návsemi (instrumental plural)


Zadar

Zadar m inan (relational adjective zadarský)

zadarský (adjective relational)
Zadar (nominative singular)
Zadaru (genitive singular)
Zadru (genitive singular)
Zadaru (dative singular)
Zadru (dative singular)
Zadar (accusative singular)
Zadare (singular vocative)
Zadre (singular vocative)
Zadře (singular vocative)
Zadaru (locative singular)
Zadru (locative singular)
Zadarem (instrumental singular)
Zadrem (instrumental singular)


boroví

boroví (nominative singular)
boroví (genitive singular)
boroví (dative singular)
boroví (accusative singular)
boroví (singular vocative)
boroví (locative singular)
borovím (instrumental singular)

From bor + -oví. The noun bor comes from Proto-Slavic *borъ. Because in Slovak and Polish dialects it means "marsh", it is sometimes connected with Proto-Slavic *bara, meaning the same. More probably it is connected with Proto-Indo-European *bʰor-u-. Compare also borůvka.


pleso

pleso (nominative singular)
plesa (nominative plural)
plesa (genitive singular)
ples (genitive plural)
plesu (dative singular)
plesům (dative plural)
pleso (accusative singular)
plesa (accusative plural)
pleso (singular vocative)
plesa (plural vocative)
plese (locative singular)
plesu (locative singular)
plesech (locative plural)
plesem (instrumental singular)
plesy (instrumental plural)

montane glacial lake, particularly in the Tatra Mountains


Portoriko

Portoriko n (relational adjective portorický, demonym Portoričan or Portorikánec)

portorický (adjective relational)
Portoričan (demonym)
Portorikánec (demonym)

Puerto Rico (a commonwealth, island and dependent territory of the United States in the Caribbean)


Jablunkov

Jablunkov m inan (relational adjective jablunkovský)

jablunkovský (adjective relational)
Jablunkov (nominative singular)
Jablunkova (genitive singular)
Jablunkovu (dative singular)
Jablunkov (accusative singular)
Jablunkove (singular vocative)
Jablunkově (locative singular)
Jablunkovem (instrumental singular)

Jablunkov (a town in the Czech Republic)


Květuš

Květuš (nominative singular)
Květuše (genitive singular)
Květuši (dative singular)
Květuš (accusative singular)
Květuši (singular vocative)
Květuši (locative singular)
Květuší (instrumental singular)


Etrurie

Etrurie f (relational adjective etruský, demonym Etrusk)

etruský (adjective relational)
Etrusk (demonym)
Etrurie (nominative singular)
Etrurie (genitive singular)
Etrurii (dative singular)
Etrurii (accusative singular)
Etrurie (singular vocative)
Etrurii (locative singular)
Etrurií (instrumental singular)

Etruria (an ancient country located in modern day Tuscany in Western Italy)


dědina

dědina (nominative singular)
dědiny (nominative plural)
dědiny (genitive singular)
dědin (genitive plural)
dědině (dative singular)
dědinám (dative plural)
dědinu (accusative singular)
dědiny (accusative plural)
dědino (singular vocative)
dědiny (plural vocative)
dědině (locative singular)
dědinách (locative plural)
dědinou (instrumental singular)
dědinami (instrumental plural)


Užhorod

Užhorod (nominative singular)
Užhorodu (genitive singular)
Užhorodu (dative singular)
Užhorod (accusative singular)
Užhorode (singular vocative)
Užhorodu (locative singular)
Užhorodem (instrumental singular)


Anglán

cs-noun

Anglán m anim (female equivalent Anglánka)

Anglánka (feminine)
Anglán (nominative singular)
Anglánové (nominative plural)
Anglána (genitive singular)
Anglánů (genitive plural)
Anglánovi (dative singular)
Anglánu (dative singular)
Anglánům (dative plural)
Anglána (accusative singular)
Anglány (accusative plural)
Angláne (singular vocative)
Anglánové (plural vocative)
Anglánovi (locative singular)
Anglánu (locative singular)
Anglánech (locative plural)
Anglánem (instrumental singular)
Anglány (instrumental plural)


Smíchov

Smíchov (nominative singular)
Smíchova (genitive singular)
Smíchovu (dative singular)
Smíchov (accusative singular)
Smíchove (singular vocative)
Smíchově (locative singular)
Smíchovem (instrumental singular)

English: Smíchov


Žižkov

Žižkov (nominative singular)
Žižkova (genitive singular)
Žižkovu (dative singular)
Žižkov (accusative singular)
Žižkove (singular vocative)
Žižkově (locative singular)
Žižkovem (instrumental singular)

English: Žižkov

Žižkov (a district of Prague, Czech Republic)


Spořilov

Spořilov (nominative singular)
Spořilova (genitive singular)
Spořilovu (dative singular)
Spořilov (accusative singular)
Spořilove (singular vocative)
Spořilově (locative singular)
Spořilovem (instrumental singular)

A district of the Prague 4 municipality of Prague, Czech Republic


loviště

loviště (nominative singular)
loviště (nominative plural)
loviště (genitive singular)
lovišť (genitive plural)
lovišti (dative singular)
lovištím (dative plural)
loviště (accusative singular)
loviště (accusative plural)
loviště (singular vocative)
loviště (plural vocative)
lovišti (locative singular)
lovištích (locative plural)
lovištěm (instrumental singular)
lovišti (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech lovišče, from Proto-Slavic *lovišče. By surface analysis, lov (“hunting”) + -iště.


Katalánsko

cs-proper noun

Katalánsko n (relational adjective katalánský, demonym Katalánec, female demonym Katalánka)

katalánský (adjective relational)
Katalánec (demonym)
Katalánka (demonym feminine)
Katalánsko (nominative singular)
Katalánska (genitive singular)
Katalánsku (dative singular)
Katalánsko (accusative singular)
Katalánsko (singular vocative)
Katalánsku (locative singular)
Katalánskem (instrumental singular)

Catalonia (an autonomous community of Spain)


Spojené království

Spojené království (nominative singular)
Spojeného království (genitive singular)
Spojenému království (dative singular)
Spojené království (accusative singular)
Spojené království (singular vocative)
Spojeném království (locative singular)
Spojeným královstvím (instrumental singular)

United Kingdom (a country in Europe; capital: London)


Nangá Parbat

Nangá Parbat (nominative singular)
Nangá Parbaty (nominative plural)
Nangá Parbatu (genitive singular)
Nangá Parbatů (genitive plural)
Nangá Parbatu (dative singular)
Nangá Parbatům (dative plural)
Nangá Parbat (accusative singular)
Nangá Parbaty (accusative plural)
Nangá Parbate (singular vocative)
Nangá Parbaty (plural vocative)
Nangá Parbatu (locative singular)
Nangá Parbatech (locative plural)
Nangá Parbatem (instrumental singular)
Nangá Parbaty (instrumental plural)


konstábl

cs-noun

konstábl m anim (female equivalent konstáblyně)

konstáblyně (feminine)
konstábl (nominative singular)
konstáblové (nominative plural)
konstábla (genitive singular)
konstáblů (genitive plural)
konstáblovi (dative singular)
konstáblu (dative singular)
konstáblům (dative plural)
konstábla (accusative singular)
konstábly (accusative plural)
konstáble (singular vocative)
konstáblové (plural vocative)
konstáblovi (locative singular)
konstáblu (locative singular)
konstáblech (locative plural)
konstáblem (instrumental singular)
konstábly (instrumental plural)

(law enforcement) constable (lowest rank of the British and New Zealand police forces)


Švábsko

cs-proper noun

Švábsko n (relational adjective švábský, demonym Šváb, female demonym Švábka)

švábský (adjective relational)
Šváb (demonym)
Švábka (demonym feminine)
Švábsko (nominative singular)
Švábska (genitive singular)
Švábsku (dative singular)
Švábsko (accusative singular)
Švábsko (singular vocative)
Švábsku (locative singular)
Švábskem (instrumental singular)

Swabia (a historical region in southwestern Germany)


Británie

Británie (nominative singular)
Británie (genitive singular)
Británii (dative singular)
Británii (accusative singular)
Británie (singular vocative)
Británii (locative singular)
Británií (instrumental singular)

Britain (an island in Northern Europe, part of the United Kingdom)


Panamský průplav

Panamský průplav (nominative singular)
Panamské průplavy (nominative plural)
Panamského průplavu (genitive singular)
Panamských průplavů (genitive plural)
Panamskému průplavu (dative singular)
Panamským průplavům (dative plural)
Panamský průplav (accusative singular)
Panamské průplavy (accusative plural)
Panamský průplave (singular vocative)
Panamské průplavy (plural vocative)
Panamském průplavu (locative singular)
Panamských průplavech (locative plural)
Panamským průplavem (instrumental singular)
Panamskými průplavy (instrumental plural)


Dubrovník

Dubrovník m inan (relational adjective dubrovnický, demonym Dubrovčan or Dubrovničan)

dubrovnický (adjective relational)
Dubrovčan (demonym)
Dubrovničan (demonym)
Dubrovník (nominative singular)
Dubrovníka (genitive singular)
Dubrovníku (genitive singular)
Dubrovníku (dative singular)
Dubrovník (accusative singular)
Dubrovníku (singular vocative)
Dubrovníce (locative singular)
Dubrovníku (locative singular)
Dubrovníkem (instrumental singular)


Tichomoří

Tichomoří n (relational adjective tichomořský)

tichomořský (adjective relational)
Tichomoří (nominative singular)
Tichomoří (genitive singular)
Tichomoří (dative singular)
Tichomoří (accusative singular)
Tichomoří (singular vocative)
Tichomoří (locative singular)
Tichomořím (instrumental singular)


Jizera

Jizera f (relational adjective jizerský)

jizerský (adjective relational)
Jizera (nominative singular)
Jizery (genitive singular)
Jizeře (dative singular)
Jizeru (accusative singular)
Jizero (singular vocative)
Jizeře (locative singular)
Jizerou (instrumental singular)

A river in the Czech Republic, beginning on the border between Poland and the Czech Republic and ending in Central Bohemia


březí

březí (masculine nominative singular)
březí (feminine nominative singular)
březí (neuter nominative singular)
březího (genitive masculine singular)
březí (feminine genitive singular)
březího (genitive neuter singular)
březímu (dative masculine singular)
březí (dative feminine singular)
březímu (dative neuter singular)
březího (accusative animate masculine singular)
březí (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
březí (accusative feminine singular)
březí (accusative neuter singular)
březím (locative masculine singular)
březí (feminine locative singular)
březím (locative neuter singular)
březím (instrumental masculine singular)
březí (feminine instrumental singular)
březím (instrumental neuter singular)
březí (animate masculine nominative plural)
březí (feminine nominative plural)
březí (inanimate masculine nominative plural)
březí (neuter nominative plural)
březích (genitive plural)
březím (dative plural)
březí (accusative feminine masculine plural)
březí (accusative neuter plural)
březích (locative plural)
březími (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech břězí, from Proto-Slavic *berďь.

(of animals) pregnant, gravid (carrying developing offspring within the body)


Olomoucko

Olomoucko n (relational adjective olomoucký, demonym Olomoučan, female demonym Olomoučanka)

olomoucký (adjective relational)
Olomoučan (demonym)
Olomoučanka (demonym feminine)
Olomoucko (nominative singular)
Olomoucka (genitive singular)
Olomoucku (dative singular)
Olomoucko (accusative singular)
Olomoucko (singular vocative)
Olomoucku (locative singular)
Olomouckem (instrumental singular)

Volby byly definitivně potvrzeny. Obecní výbor skládal se ze dvou třetin domkářů a pouze jedné třetiny sedláků. Tak zuřivé volby nepamatoval nikdo, na celém Olomoucku. Starostou byl zvolen známý oposičník chalupník Bartošek.

1907, St. E. Maršovský, Ze zápisků bývalého soudního protokolisty, Chicago, Illinois, page 204:

Two thirds of the village council were owners of small houses and one third were farmers. Nobody in the whole region around the city of Olomouc remembered so furious elections. Well-known opposition leader Bartošek was elected the mayor.

region surrounding the city of Olomouc, including other smaller municipalities

[…] panovníci čeští zvykli podělovati mladší syny své údělnými knížectvími na Moravě, neboť tato knížata podřízena byla vrchní moci knížat Českých. Údělové takoví byli hlavně Brněnsko, Olomoucko a Znojemsko.

1877, Jakub Malý, “Morava”, in Vlastenský slovník historický, Praha: Rohlíček & Sievers, page 532:

[…] Bohemian rulers used to give their sons appanage principalities in Moravia, since these princes were subordinate to the higher power of Bohemian princes. Such appanages were especially Brno principality, Olomouc principality and Znojmo principality.

a historical region in Moravia in 11 and 12 centuries, with Olomouc as its capital, ruled by princes belonging to the Přemyslid dynasty


Helsinky

Helsinky f pl (relational adjective helsinský, demonym Helsinčan, female demonym Helsinčanka)

helsinský (adjective relational)
Helsinčan (demonym)
Helsinčanka (demonym feminine)
Helsinky (nominative plural)
Helsinek (genitive plural)
Helsink (genitive plural uncommon)
Helsinkám (dative plural)
Helsinky (accusative plural)
Helsinky (plural vocative)
Helsinkách (locative plural)
Helsinkami (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Finnish Helsinki, reanalysed as a plural because of the /ɪ/ ending.

Helsinki (the capital and largest city of Finland)


Sibiř

Sibiř f (relational adjective sibiřský, demonym Sibiřan, female demonym Sibiřanka)

sibiřský (adjective relational)
Sibiřan (demonym)
Sibiřanka (demonym feminine)
Sibiř (nominative singular)
Sibiře (genitive singular)
Sibiři (dative singular)
Sibiř (accusative singular)
Sibiři (singular vocative)
Sibiři (locative singular)
Sibiří (instrumental singular)


Korint

Korint m inan (relational adjective korintský, demonym Korinťan)

korintský (adjective relational)
Korinťan (demonym)
Korint (nominative singular)
Korintu (genitive singular)
Korintu (dative singular)
Korint (accusative singular)
Korinte (singular vocative)
Korintu (locative singular)
Korintem (instrumental singular)


Burgundsko

Burgundsko n (relational adjective burgundský, demonym Burgunďan or Burgund, female demonym Burgunďanka or Burgundka)

burgundský (adjective relational)
Burgunďan (demonym)
Burgund (demonym)
Burgunďanka (demonym feminine)
Burgundka (demonym feminine)
Burgundsko (nominative singular)
Burgundska (genitive singular)
Burgundsku (dative singular)
Burgundsko (accusative singular)
Burgundsko (singular vocative)
Burgundsku (locative singular)
Burgundskem (instrumental singular)

Burgundy (a region and former administrative region of France; since 2016, part of the administrative region of Bourgogne-Franche-Comté)

Burgundy (An early-medieval kingdom and later former duchy in France and the Netherlands)


Bengálsko

Bengálsko n (relational adjective bengálský, demonym Bengálec)

bengálský (adjective relational)
Bengálec (demonym)
Bengálsko (nominative singular)
Bengálska (genitive singular)
Bengálsku (dative singular)
Bengálsko (accusative singular)
Bengálsko (singular vocative)
Bengálsku (locative singular)
Bengálskem (instrumental singular)


Alsasko

Alsasko n (relational adjective alsaský, demonym Alsasan, female demonym Alsasanka)

alsaský (adjective relational)
Alsasan (demonym)
Alsasanka (demonym feminine)
Alsasko (nominative singular)
Alsaska (genitive singular)
Alsasku (dative singular)
Alsasko (accusative singular)
Alsasko (singular vocative)
Alsasku (locative singular)
Alsaskem (instrumental singular)

Alsace (a region, former administrative region, and historical province of France, located on the west bank of the upper Rhine; since 2016, part of the administrative region of Grand Est)


Lotrinsko

Lotrinsko n (relational adjective lotrinský, demonym Lotriňan, female demonym Lotriňanka)

lotrinský (adjective relational)
Lotriňan (demonym)
Lotriňanka (demonym feminine)
Lotrinsko (nominative singular)
Lotrinska (genitive singular)
Lotrinsku (dative singular)
Lotrinsko (accusative singular)
Lotrinsko (singular vocative)
Lotrinsku (locative singular)
Lotrinskem (instrumental singular)

Lorraine (a former region in northeastern France, part of the region of Grand Est since 2016)


Peloponés

Peloponés m inan (relational adjective peloponéský, demonym Peloponésan, female demonym Peloponésanka)

peloponéský (adjective relational)
Peloponésan (demonym)
Peloponésanka (demonym feminine)
Peloponés (nominative singular)
Peloponésu (genitive singular)
Peloponésu (dative singular)
Peloponés (accusative singular)
Peloponése (singular vocative)
Peloponésu (locative singular)
Peloponésem (instrumental singular)


Dardanely

Dardanely f pl (relational adjective dardanelský)

dardanelský (adjective relational)
Dardanely (nominative plural)
Dardanel (genitive plural)
Dardanelám (dative plural)
Dardanely (accusative plural)
Dardanely (plural vocative)
Dardanelách (locative plural)
Dardanelami (instrumental plural)

the Dardanelles (the strait connecting the Sea of Marmara with the Aegean Sea to the west)


Tyrolsko

Tyrolsko n (relational adjective tyrolský, demonym Tyrolan, female demonym Tyrolanka)

tyrolský (adjective relational)
Tyrolan (demonym)
Tyrolanka (demonym feminine)
Tyrolsko (nominative singular)
Tyrolska (genitive singular)
Tyrolsku (dative singular)
Tyrolsko (accusative singular)
Tyrolsko (singular vocative)
Tyrolsku (locative singular)
Tyrolskem (instrumental singular)

Tyrol (a historical region in Central Europe)


Štýrsko

Štýrsko n (relational adjective štýrský, demonym Štýřan, female demonym Štýřanka)

štýrský (adjective relational)
Štýřan (demonym)
Štýřanka (demonym feminine)
Štýrsko (nominative singular)
Štýrska (genitive singular)
Štýrsku (dative singular)
Štýrsko (accusative singular)
Štýrsko (singular vocative)
Štýrsku (locative singular)
Štýrskem (instrumental singular)

Styria (a state in southeastern Austria)


Núbie

Núbie f (relational adjective núbijský, demonym Núbijec, female demonym Núbijka)

núbijský (adjective relational)
Núbijec (demonym)
Núbijka (demonym feminine)
Núbie (nominative singular)
Núbie (genitive singular)
Núbii (dative singular)
Núbii (accusative singular)
Núbie (singular vocative)
Núbii (locative singular)
Núbií (instrumental singular)

Nubia (a historical region in the upper Nile)


Dagestán

Dagestán m inan (relational adjective dagestánský, demonym Dagestánec)

dagestánský (adjective relational)
Dagestánec (demonym)
Dagestán (nominative singular)
Dagestánu (genitive singular)
Dagestánu (dative singular)
Dagestán (accusative singular)
Dagestáne (singular vocative)
Dagestáně (locative singular)
Dagestánu (locative singular)
Dagestánem (instrumental singular)


Rhodos

Rhodos m inan (relational adjective rhodský, demonym Rhoďan)

rhodský (adjective relational)
Rhoďan (demonym)
Rhodos (nominative singular)
Rhodu (genitive singular)
Rhodosu (genitive singular)
Rhodu (dative singular)
Rhodosu (dative singular)
Rhodos (accusative singular)
Rhode (singular vocative)
Rhodosi (singular vocative)
Rhodu (locative singular)
Rhodosu (locative singular)
Rhodem (instrumental singular)
Rhodosem (instrumental singular)

Rhodes (an island in the Dodecanese, Greece, in the Aegean Sea)


Olomúc

Olomúc (nominative singular)
Olomúce (genitive singular)
Olomúci (dative singular)
Olomúc (accusative singular)
Olomúci (singular vocative)
Olomúci (locative singular)
Olomúcí (instrumental singular)
Olomúc (nominative singular)
Olomúce (genitive singular)
Olomúci (dative singular)
Olomúc (accusative singular)
Olomúci (singular vocative)
Olomúci (locative singular)
Olomúcem (instrumental singular)

Ale byla mu rozepře s bratrem Wratislawem, který maje Olomúc město na wýžiwu swau, chtěl tu samostatně panovati, a protivil se Spitihněwovi. Ale wtrhna kníže do Morawy, zemi jemu odňal, a Wratislaw do Uher utekl (1056), až potom později se smířil s ním, a Olomúc jemu nawrácena.

1843, Václav Vladivoj Tomek, W. Wladiwoje Tomka Děje země české, Praha: České museum, page 58:

Dle mého náhledu dostane se sotva kdo na varhanické místo, kteréžto se obsaditi mělo, neb to má dávno slíbené jeden choralista v Olomúci.

1861 October 1, Dalibor, volume 4, number 28, page 228:

(obsolete) Alternative form of Olomouc: A city in Moravia, Czech Republic


Holomouc

Holomouc f or m inan (relational adjective holomoucký)

holomoucký (adjective relational)
Holomouc (nominative singular)
Holomouce (genitive singular)
Holomouci (dative singular)
Holomouc (accusative singular)
Holomouci (singular vocative)
Holomouci (locative singular)
Holomoucí (instrumental singular)
Holomouc (nominative singular)
Holomouce (genitive singular)
Holomouci (dative singular)
Holomouc (accusative singular)
Holomouci (singular vocative)
Holomouci (locative singular)
Holomoucem (instrumental singular)

From Olomouc. The first evidence of prothetic h in the name of the city can be found in the Latin expression holomucensis, a Latin version of the Czech adjective olomoucký, holomoucký (“of Olomouc”), on a seal from 1208.

„To hoří Přerov!“ zaznělo po celé Holomouci, a všecka srdce naplnila se úzkostí.

1846, Josef Kajetán Tyl, Tataři u Holomouce:

"Přerov is burning!" could be heard all around Olomouc, and all the hearts were filled with anxiety.

W tom čase, co dobýván Holomouc, pocjtilo wjc než půl země hrůzu přjtomnosti krutých Monġolů.

1844, Matěj Mikšíček, editor, Sbjrka powěstí morawských a slezkých, volume 3, Brno: František Šastl, page 27:

In the time, when Olomouc was besieged, more than half of the country felt the terror from the presence of cruel Mongols.


Holomúc

Holomúc f or m inan (relational adjective holomúcký)

holomúcký (adjective relational)
Holomúc (nominative singular)
Holomúce (genitive singular)
Holomúci (dative singular)
Holomúc (accusative singular)
Holomúci (singular vocative)
Holomúci (locative singular)
Holomúcí (instrumental singular)
Holomúc (nominative singular)
Holomúce (genitive singular)
Holomúci (dative singular)
Holomúc (accusative singular)
Holomúci (singular vocative)
Holomúci (locative singular)
Holomúcem (instrumental singular)

From Olomouc (Olomúc). The first evidence of prothetic h in the name of the city can be found in the Latin expression holomucensis, a Latin version of the Czech adjective olomoucký, holomoucký (“of Olomouc”), on a seal from 1208.

[…] viděli jsme pořád Holomúc přes rovinu.

1846, Karel Tůma, “Světem na zkušenou”, in Karel Havlíček Borovský^(https://cs.wikisource.org/wiki/Karel_Havl%C3%AD%C4%8Dek_Borovsk%C3%BD_(T%C5%AFma)/V._Sv%C4%9Btem_na_zku%C5%A1enou), volume I, Kutná Hora: Karel Šolc:

[…] we could still see Olomouc across the plain.

Holomúc, Holomúc, to ge pěkné město
 Po něm se předádj potěšenj wšecko.
Potěšenj wšecko, a i mé myšlenj,
Už mě nedostaneš, už ti možná nenj.
Dyby's gen chtěla wzjt, mohla by's to zprawit,
Mohla by's mé srdce wšj žalosti zbawit.

1840, František Sušil, editor, Morawské národnj pjsně, volume 2, Brno: František Šastl, page 60:


Černovír

cs:Černovír (Olomouc)
cs:Černovír (Ústí nad Orlicí)

Černovír m inan (relational adjective černovírský)

černovírský (adjective relational)
Černovír (nominative singular)
Černovíry (nominative plural)
Černovíra (genitive singular)
Černovíru (genitive singular)
Černovírů (genitive plural)
Černovíru (dative singular)
Černovírům (dative plural)
Černovír (accusative singular)
Černovíry (accusative plural)
Černovíre (singular vocative)
Černovíry (plural vocative)
Černovíře (locative singular)
Černovíru (locative singular)
Černovírech (locative plural)
Černovírem (instrumental singular)
Černovíry (instrumental plural)

černý (“black”) + -o- + vír (“whirlpool”)
(quarter of Olomouc): The oldest known form of the name is Crinivir from 1249. Later forms of the name include Črnvír, Czenvir, Crnvir or Černý Vír. The current form stabilized probably in 17 century. The Old Czech adjective črn (“black”), used to refer to deep and dangerous water. The village received the name due to the fact that the place lies at the river Morava and used to be frequently flooded or that there was a ford with a dangerous whirl.
Compare Černvír, another Czech village with similar etymology.

compound

Pod Šternberkem [řeka Sitka] vstupuje do úvalu hornomoravského, kde tok její se tiší a voda rovnějším řečištěm spěchá do Moravy u Černovíru.

1901, Šjn, “Morava”, in Ottův slovník naučný, part XVII, Praha: J. Otto, pages 628–629:

[River Sitka] enters the Upper Morava Valley under Šternberk, where its stream gets tranquiler and the water hurries through the narrower riverbed to the river Morava near Černovír.

V Černovíře také zřídila vojenská správa v roce 1869 hřbitov, jehož význam vzrostl až za první světové války jako čestné (dnes bohužel zcela zničené) pohřebiště okolo tří tisíc vojáků několika národností a různého vyznání, zemřelých za války v Olomouci, zejména ve vojenské nemocnici v bývalém klášteře Hradisko.

2013, Milan Tichák, Vzpomínky na starou Olomouc a její předměstí, Olomouc: Burian a Tichák, →ISBN, page 222:

In 1869 the military administration also founded a cemetery in Černovír, whose importance increased only during the First World War as an honorary (and unfortunately nowadays damaged) necropolis of about three thousand soldiers of several nationalities and various religions, who died in Olomouc during the war, mostly in the military hospital in the former monastery Hradisko.

Černovír (A former village, nowadays an area of the city of Olomouc, Czech Republic)


Korutany

cs-proper noun

Korutany m inan pl (relational adjective korutanský)

korutanský (adjective relational)
Korutany (nominative plural)
Korutan (genitive plural)
Korutanům (dative plural)
Korutany (accusative plural)
Korutany (plural vocative)
Korutanech (locative plural)
Korutany (instrumental plural)


Olomoucký kraj

Olomoucký kraj (nominative singular)
Olomoucké kraje (nominative plural)
Olomouckého kraje (genitive singular)
Olomouckých krajů (genitive plural)
Olomouckému kraji (dative singular)
Olomouckým krajům (dative plural)
Olomoucký kraj (accusative singular)
Olomoucké kraje (accusative plural)
Olomoucký kraji (singular vocative)
Olomoucké kraje (plural vocative)
Olomouckém kraji (locative singular)
Olomouckých krajích (locative plural)
Olomouckým krajem (instrumental singular)
Olomouckými kraji (instrumental plural)

Olomouc Region (a region of the Czech Republic; capital: Olomouc)


Katalánie

Katalánie f (relational adjective katalánský, demonym Katalánec, female demonym Katalánka)

katalánský (adjective relational)
Katalánec (demonym)
Katalánka (demonym feminine)
Katalánie (nominative singular)
Katalánie (genitive singular)
Katalánii (dative singular)
Katalánii (accusative singular)
Katalánie (singular vocative)
Katalánii (locative singular)
Katalánií (instrumental singular)

Catalonia (an autonomous community of Spain)


pásmo

pásmo (nominative singular)
pásma (nominative plural)
pásma (genitive singular)
pásem (genitive plural)
pásmu (dative singular)
pásmům (dative plural)
pásmo (accusative singular)
pásma (accusative plural)
pásmo (singular vocative)
pásma (plural vocative)
pásmu (locative singular)
pásmech (locative plural)
pásmem (instrumental singular)
pásmy (instrumental plural)

demilitarizované pásmo


Hesensko

Hesensko n (relational adjective hesenský, demonym Hesenec)

hesenský (adjective relational)
Hesenec (demonym)
Hesensko (nominative singular)
Hesenska (genitive singular)
Hesensku (dative singular)
Hesensko (accusative singular)
Hesensko (singular vocative)
Hesensku (locative singular)
Hesenskem (instrumental singular)

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Hesse (a historical kingdom in central Germany)


Lazce

Lazce m inan pl (relational adjective lazecký)

lazecký (adjective relational)
Lazce (nominative plural)
Lazců (genitive plural)
Lazcům (dative plural)
Lazce (accusative plural)
Lazce (plural vocative)
Lazcích (locative plural)
Lazci (instrumental plural)

(generally): From Old Czech lazce, a plural form of lazec, which is a diminutive of Old Czech laz (“land acquired by forest burning”). Compare also other Czech toponyms Laz, Lazy, Lazníky or Lažany.
(quarter of Olomouc): The oldest written mention of the name of the place is from 1298, when the settlement was called in singular Lasecz. The singular was used solely until the end of the 14 century (in 1398 spelled Lazecz), later plural forms Lazky (the descendant of which was the German name of the place Laska) and today's Lazce occurred.
(village near Troubelice): Originally in the singular form Laz (1343), later plural form Lazy (1371 and 1492). The diminutive form Lazce appeared in 1545 for the first time. Some other later forms included Lasce, Lazy or Laze.

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Lazce (a former village, nowadays a quarter of Olomouc, Czech Republic)

Lazce (a village in the Olomouc District, Czech Republic, near Troubelice)

Lazce (a village, an administrative part in the town of Horšovský Týn, Domažlice District, Plzeň, Czech Republic)

Mokré Lazce, Lazce (a village in the Opava District, Moravian-Silesian Region, Czech Republic)

Suché Lazce, Lazce (a former village, nowadays an administrative part of city of Opava, Opava District, Moravian-Silesian Region, Czech Republic)


kaluha

kaluha (nominative singular)
kaluhy (nominative plural)
kaluhy (genitive singular)
kaluh (genitive plural)
kaluze (dative singular)
kaluhám (dative plural)
kaluhu (accusative singular)
kaluhy (accusative plural)
kaluho (singular vocative)
kaluhy (plural vocative)
kaluze (locative singular)
kaluhách (locative plural)
kaluhou (instrumental singular)
kaluhami (instrumental plural)


chlum

chlum (nominative singular)
chlumy (nominative plural)
chlumu (genitive singular)
chlumů (genitive plural)
chlumu (dative singular)
chlumům (dative plural)
chlum (accusative singular)
chlumy (accusative plural)
chlume (singular vocative)
chlumy (plural vocative)
chlumu (locative singular)
chlumech (locative plural)
chlumem (instrumental singular)
chlumy (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech chlum/chlm, Proto-Slavic *xъlmъ.

(rare, archaic) summit (top of a mountain)


Topolany

cs-proper noun

Topolany m inan pl (relational adjective topolanský)

topolanský (adjective relational)
Topolany (nominative plural)
Topolan (genitive plural)
Topolanům (dative plural)
Topolany (accusative plural)
Topolany (plural vocative)
Topolanech (locative plural)
Topolany (instrumental plural)

From the accusative of Old Czech topolěné (“people living among poplar trees or at a poplar tree”); compare e. g. Bučany, Dubany, Lipany, Lubany or Olšany. From Proto-Slavic *topolь (“poplar”).

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Po roce 1993 přinesla Topolanům celostátní – do jisté míry však i mezinárodní – věhlas nevládní humanitární organizace Dětské centrum 1990 Olomouc, která zde ve dvou někdejších statcích vede speciální školu s chráněnými dílnami, zahradou a jiným zařízením pro děti s kombinovanými vadami.

2013, Milan Tichák, Vzpomínky na starou Olomouc a její předměstí, Olomouc: Burian a Tichák, →ISBN, page 284:

After 1993 the non-governmental organization Dětské centrum 1990 Olomouc, which here in two former farmhouses leads a specialized school with protected workshops, a garden and other equipment for children with combined disabilities, brought a nationwide – and to a certain extent also international – fame to Topolany.

quarter of Olomouc, the Czech Republic; former village


Pyrenejský poloostrov

Pyrenejský poloostrov (nominative singular)
Pyrenejského poloostrova (genitive singular)
Pyrenejskému poloostrovu (dative singular)
Pyrenejský poloostrov (accusative singular)
Pyrenejský poloostrove (singular vocative)
Pyrenejském poloostrově (locative singular)
Pyrenejským poloostrovem (instrumental singular)


Pyreneje

cs-proper noun

Pyreneje f pl (relational adjective pyrenejský)

pyrenejský (adjective relational)
Pyreneje (nominative plural)
Pyrenejí (genitive plural)
Pyrenejím (dative plural)
Pyreneje (accusative plural)
Pyreneje (plural vocative)
Pyrenejích (locative plural)
Pyrenejemi (instrumental plural)


Nymburk

Nymburk m inan (relational adjective nymburský, demonym Nymburčan or (informal) Nymburák, female demonym Nymburčanka)

nymburský (adjective relational)
Nymburčan (demonym)
Nymburák (demonym informal)
Nymburčanka (demonym feminine)
Nymburk (nominative singular)
Nymburka (genitive singular)
Nymburku (genitive singular)
Nymburku (dative singular)
Nymburk (accusative singular)
Nymburku (singular vocative)
Nymburce (locative singular)
Nymburku (locative singular)
Nymburkem (instrumental singular)

A town in central Bohemia, situated on Elbe river


Makarská

Makarská (nominative singular)
Makarské (genitive singular)
Makarské (dative singular)
Makarskou (accusative singular)
Makarská (singular vocative)
Makarské (locative singular)
Makarskou (instrumental singular)


Galapágy

Galapágy f pl (relational adjective galapážský or galapágský)

galapážský (adjective relational)
galapágský (adjective relational)
Galapágy (nominative plural)
Galapág (genitive plural)
Galapágám (dative plural)
Galapágy (accusative plural)
Galapágy (plural vocative)
Galapágách (locative plural)
Galapágami (instrumental plural)

Galapagos Islands
Galapagos Islands#English

Galapagos, Galapagos Islands (an archipelago west of and politically part of Ecuador)


přístaviště

přístaviště (nominative singular)
přístaviště (nominative plural)
přístaviště (genitive singular)
přístavišť (genitive plural)
přístavišti (dative singular)
přístavištím (dative plural)
přístaviště (accusative singular)
přístaviště (accusative plural)
přístaviště (singular vocative)
přístaviště (plural vocative)
přístavišti (locative singular)
přístavištích (locative plural)
přístavištěm (instrumental singular)
přístavišti (instrumental plural)


Čečna

Čečna f (relational adjective čečenský, demonym Čečenec or Čečen, female demonym Čečenka)

čečenský (adjective relational)
Čečenec (demonym)
Čečen (demonym)
Čečenka (demonym feminine)
Čečna (nominative singular)
Čečny (genitive singular)
Čečně (dative singular)
Čečnu (accusative singular)
Čečno (singular vocative)
Čečně (locative singular)
Čečnou (instrumental singular)

[ˈt͡ʃɛt͡ʃna]

Chechnya (a republic of the northern Caucasus of Russia; capital: Grozny)


Pchjongjang

Pchjongjang m inan (relational adjective pchjongjangský)

pchjongjangský (adjective relational)
Pchjongjang (nominative singular)
Pchjongjangu (genitive singular)
Pchjongjangu (dative singular)
Pchjongjang (accusative singular)
Pchjongjangu (singular vocative)
Pchjongjangu (locative singular)
Pchjongjangem (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Korean 평양(平壤) (Pyeong'yang, literally “flat land”).

bor+

Pyongyang (the capital city of North Korea)


Linec

cs-proper noun

Linec m inan (relational adjective linecký)

Linz (the capital city of the state of Upper Austria, Austria)


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 the Silesian Voivodeship, in southern Poland)


Remeš

remešský (adjective relational)
Remeš (nominative singular)
Remeše (genitive singular)
Remeši (dative singular)
Remeš (accusative singular)
Remeši (singular vocative)
Remeši (locative singular)
Remeší (instrumental singular)


Rujána

Rujána f (relational adjective rujánský)

rujánský (adjective relational)
Rujána (nominative singular)
Rujány (genitive singular)
Rujáně (dative singular)
Rujánu (accusative singular)
Rujáno (singular vocative)
Rujáně (locative singular)
Rujánou (instrumental singular)

Rügen (the largest island of Germany, located in the Baltic Sea)


Porýní-Falc

Porýní-Falc (nominative singular)
Porýní-Falce (genitive singular)
Porýní-Falci (dative singular)
Porýní-Falc (accusative singular)
Porýní-Falci (singular vocative)
Porýní-Falci (locative singular)
Porýním-Falcem (instrumental singular)

Rhineland-Palatinate (a state of Germany)


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)


Sársko

sárský (adjective relational)
Sársko (nominative singular)
Sárska (genitive singular)
Sársku (dative singular)
Sársko (accusative singular)
Sársko (singular vocative)
Sársku (locative singular)
Sárskem (instrumental singular)


Brémy

Brémy f pl (relational adjective brémsky)

brémsky (adjective relational)
Brémy (nominative plural)
Brém (genitive plural)
Brémám (dative plural)
Brémy (accusative plural)
Brémy (plural vocative)
Brémách (locative plural)
Brémami (instrumental plural)

Bremen (the capital city of the state of Bremen, Germany)


Braniborsko

Braniborsko n (relational adjective braniborský, demonym Branibor, female demonym Braniborka)

braniborský (adjective relational)
Branibor (demonym)
Braniborka (demonym feminine)
Braniborsko (nominative singular)
Braniborska (genitive singular)
Braniborsku (dative singular)
Braniborsko (accusative singular)
Braniborsko (singular vocative)
Braniborsku (locative singular)
Braniborskem (instrumental singular)

Brandenburg (a state in northeastern Germany)


Braniboř

Branibor (demonym)
Braniboř (nominative singular)
Braniboře (genitive singular)
Braniboři (dative singular)
Braniboř (accusative singular)
Braniboři (singular vocative)
Braniboři (locative singular)
Braniboří (instrumental singular)

Brandenburg an der Havel
Brandenburg an der Havel#English

Brandenburg, Brandenburg an der Havel (a town in Brandenburg, Germany)


Durynsko

Durynsko n (relational adjective durynský, demonym Durynk)

durynský (adjective relational)
Durynk (demonym)
Durynsko (nominative singular)
Durynska (genitive singular)
Durynsku (dative singular)
Durynsko (accusative singular)
Durynsko (singular vocative)
Durynsku (locative singular)
Durynskem (instrumental singular)


Bádensko-Württembersko

Bádensko-Württembersko n (relational adjective bádensko-württemberský)

bádensko-württemberský (adjective relational)
Bádensko-Württembersko (nominative singular)
Bádenska-Württemberska (genitive singular)
Bádensku-Württembersku (dative singular)
Bádensko-Württembersko (accusative singular)
Bádensko-Württembersko (singular vocative)
Bádensku-Württembersku (locative singular)
Bádenskem-Württemberskem (instrumental singular)

Baden-Württemberg (a state in southwest Germany)


Šlesvicko-Holštýnsko

Šlesvicko-Holštýnsko (nominative singular)
Šlesvicka-Holštýnska (genitive singular)
Šlesvicku-Holštýnsku (dative singular)
Šlesvicko-Holštýnsko (accusative singular)
Šlesvicko-Holštýnsko (singular vocative)
Šlesvicku-Holštýnsku (locative singular)
Šlesvickem-Holštýnskem (instrumental singular)


Meklenbursko-Přední Pomořansko

Meklenbursko-Přední Pomořansko (nominative singular)
Meklenburska-Předního Pomořanska (genitive singular)
Meklenbursku-Přednímu Pomořansku (dative singular)
Meklenbursko-Přední Pomořansko (accusative singular)
Meklenbursko-Přední Pomořansko (singular vocative)
Meklenbursku-Předním Pomořansku (locative singular)
Meklenburskem-Předním Pomořanskem (instrumental singular)

Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania#English

Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania (a state of Germany)


Sasko-Anhaltsko

Sasko-Anhaltsko (nominative singular)
Saska-Anhaltska (genitive singular)
Sasku-Anhaltsku (dative singular)
Sasko-Anhaltsko (accusative singular)
Sasko-Anhaltsko (singular vocative)
Sasku-Anhaltsku (locative singular)
Saskem-Anhaltskem (instrumental singular)


Dolní Sasko

Dolní Sasko (nominative singular)
Dolního Saska (genitive singular)
Dolnímu Sasku (dative singular)
Dolní Sasko (accusative singular)
Dolní Sasko (singular vocative)
Dolním Sasku (locative singular)
Dolním Saskem (instrumental singular)


Severní Porýní-Vestfálsko

Severní Porýní-Vestfálsko (nominative singular)
Severního Porýní-Vestfálska (genitive singular)
Severnímu Porýní-Vestfálsku (dative singular)
Severní Porýní-Vestfálsko (accusative singular)
Severní Porýní-Vestfálsko (singular vocative)
Severním Porýní-Vestfálsku (locative singular)
Severním Porýním-Vestfálskem (instrumental singular)

North Rhine-Westphalia
North Rhine-Westphalia#English

North Rhine-Westphalia (a state of Germany)


Vestfálsko

Vestfálsko n (relational adjective vestfálský, demonym Vestfál, female demonym Vestfálka)

vestfálský (adjective relational)
Vestfál (demonym)
Vestfálka (demonym feminine)
Vestfálsko (nominative singular)
Vestfálska (genitive singular)
Vestfálsku (dative singular)
Vestfálsko (accusative singular)
Vestfálsko (singular vocative)
Vestfálsku (locative singular)
Vestfálskem (instrumental singular)

Westphalia (a historical region in northwestern Germany)


Lombardsko

Lombardsko (nominative singular)
Lombardska (genitive singular)
Lombardsku (dative singular)
Lombardsko (accusative singular)
Lombardsko (singular vocative)
Lombardsku (locative singular)
Lombardskem (instrumental singular)

Lombardy (an administrative region in northern Italy, where its capital and the largest city Milan is founded in the Po Valley)


Uhry

Uhry f pl (relational adjective uherský)

uherský (adjective relational)
Uhry (nominative plural)
Uher (genitive plural)
Uhrám (dative plural)
Uhry (accusative plural)
Uhry (plural vocative)
Uhrách (locative plural)
Uhrami (instrumental plural)

(historical) Hungary (a historical kingdom in Central Europe, occupying a larger area than modern Hungary)


Aragonie

Aragonie f (relational adjective aragonský)

aragonský (adjective relational)
Aragonie (nominative singular)
Aragonie (genitive singular)
Aragonii (dative singular)
Aragonii (accusative singular)
Aragonie (singular vocative)
Aragonii (locative singular)
Aragonií (instrumental singular)

Aragon (an autonomous community of Spain)


Cařihrad

Cařihrad m inan (relational adjective cařihradský)

cařihradský (adjective relational)
Cařihrad (nominative singular)
Cařihradu (genitive singular)
Cařihradu (dative singular)
Cařihrad (accusative singular)
Cařihrade (singular vocative)
Cařihradě (locative singular)
Cařihradem (instrumental singular)

Tsargrad (a historical term for Constantinople, former name, from 330-1930 CE, of present-day Istanbul, the capital and largest city of modern Turkey)


Žlutá řeka

Žlutá řeka (nominative singular)
Žluté řeky (nominative plural)
Žluté řeky (genitive singular)
Žlutých řek (genitive plural)
Žluté řece (dative singular)
Žlutým řekám (dative plural)
Žlutou řeku (accusative singular)
Žluté řeky (accusative plural)
Žlutá řeko (singular vocative)
Žluté řeky (plural vocative)
Žluté řece (locative singular)
Žlutých řekách (locative plural)
Žlutou řekou (instrumental singular)
Žlutými řekami (instrumental plural)


Akmolinsk

Akmolinsk (nominative singular)
Akmolinska (genitive singular)
Akmolinsku (genitive singular)
Akmolinsku (dative singular)
Akmolinsk (accusative singular)
Akmolinsku (singular vocative)
Akmolinsku (locative singular)
Akmolinskem (instrumental singular)

Akmolinsk (the former name of Astana, the capital city of Kazakhstan)


Syrakusy

Syrakusy f pl (relational adjective syrakuský, demonym Syrakusan)

syrakuský (adjective relational)
Syrakusan (demonym)
Syrakusy (nominative plural)
Syrakus (genitive plural)
Syrakusám (dative plural)
Syrakusy (accusative plural)
Syrakusy (plural vocative)
Syrakusách (locative plural)
Syrakusami (instrumental plural)

Syracuse (a city and port in Sicily, Italy)


Kostnice

Kostnice f (relational adjective kostnický, demonym Kostničan)

kostnický (adjective relational)
Kostničan (demonym)
Kostnice (nominative singular)
Kostnice (genitive singular)
Kostnici (dative singular)
Kostnici (accusative singular)
Kostnice (singular vocative)
Kostnici (locative singular)
Kostnicí (instrumental singular)

Konstanz (a city in Baden-Württemberg, Germany)


Pasov

Pasov m inan (relational adjective pasovský)

pasovský (adjective relational)
Pasov (nominative singular)
Pasova (genitive singular)
Pasovu (dative singular)
Pasov (accusative singular)
Pasove (singular vocative)
Pasovu (locative singular)
Pasovem (instrumental singular)


Salcburk

Salcburk m inan (relational adjective salcburský, demonym Salcburčan, female demonym Salcburčanka)

salcburský (adjective relational)
Salcburčan (demonym)
Salcburčanka (demonym feminine)
Salcburk (nominative singular)
Salcburku (genitive singular)
Salcburka (genitive singular)
Salcburku (dative singular)
Salcburk (accusative singular)
Salcburku (singular vocative)
Salcburku (locative singular)
Salcburce (locative singular)
Salcburkem (instrumental singular)

Salzburg (the capital city of the state of Salzburg, Austria)


Štrasburk

Štrasburk m inan (relational adjective štrasburský, demonym Štrasburčan, female demonym Štrasburčanka)

štrasburský (adjective relational)
Štrasburčan (demonym)
Štrasburčanka (demonym feminine)
Štrasburk (nominative singular)
Štrasburku (genitive singular)
Štrasburka (genitive singular)
Štrasburku (dative singular)
Štrasburk (accusative singular)
Štrasburku (singular vocative)
Štrasburku (locative singular)
Štrasburce (locative singular)
Štrasburkem (instrumental singular)

Strasbourg (the capital city of the Bas-Rhin department, France; capital city of the region of Grand Est)


Magdeburk

Magdeburk m inan (relational adjective magdeburský, demonym Magdeburčan, female demonym Magdeburčanka)

magdeburský (adjective relational)
Magdeburčan (demonym)
Magdeburčanka (demonym feminine)
Magdeburk (nominative singular)
Magdeburka (genitive singular)
Magdeburku (genitive singular)
Magdeburku (dative singular)
Magdeburk (accusative singular)
Magdeburku (singular vocative)
Magdeburku (locative singular)
Magdeburkem (instrumental singular)

German Magdeburg. Displaced Old Czech Děvín.

Magdeburg (the capital city of Saxony-Anhalt, Germany)


Théby

Théby f pl (relational adjective thébský, demonym Théban)

thébský (adjective relational)
Théban (demonym)
Théby (nominative plural)
Théb (genitive plural)
Thébám (dative plural)
Théby (accusative plural)
Théby (plural vocative)
Thébách (locative plural)
Thébami (instrumental plural)


Gdyně

Pomeranian Voivodeship
Pomeranian Voivodeship#English

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