Vaduz

cs-proper noun

Vaduz m inan (related adjective vaduzský)

vaduzský (adjective)
Vaduz (nominative singular)
Vaduzu (genitive singular)
Vaduzu (dative singular)
Vaduz (accusative singular)
Vaduze (singular vocative)
Vaduzu (locative singular)
Vaduzem (instrumental singular)

Vaduz (a town and municipality, the capital of Liechtenstein)


Most

Most m inan (related adjective mostecký, demonym Mostečan, female demonym Mostečanka)

mostecký (adjective)
Mostečan (demonym)
Mostečanka (demonym feminine)
Most (nominative singular)
Mostu (genitive singular)
Mostu (dative singular)
Most (accusative singular)
Moste (singular vocative)
Mostě (locative singular)
Mostu (locative singular)
Mostem (instrumental singular)


Suez

suezský (adjective)
Suez (nominative singular)
Suezu (genitive singular)
Suezu (dative singular)
Suez (accusative singular)
Sueze (singular vocative)
Suezu (locative singular)
Suezem (instrumental singular)


Jičín

Jičín m inan (related adjective jičínský)

jičínský (adjective)
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


Vsetín

Vsetín m inan (related adjective vsetínský)

vsetínský (adjective)
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


Písek

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

písecký (adjective)
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


Beroun

Beroun m inan (related adjective berounský)

berounský (adjective)
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


Mělník

Mělník m inan (related adjective mělnický, demonym Mělničan)

mělnický (adjective)
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


Chomutov

Chomutov m inan (related adjective chomutovský)

chomutovský (adjective)
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 town in the Czech Republic located in northwestern Bohemia


Kroměříž

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

kroměřížský (adjective)
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


Litvínov

Litvínov m inan (related adjective litvínovský)

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

cs-ndecl

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A town in the northwestern Czech Republic


Náchod

cs-proper noun

Náchod m inan (related adjective náchodský)

náchodský (adjective)
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


Děčín

Děčín m inan (related adjective děčínský)

děčínský (adjective)
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 town in the northern Czech Republic situated at the confluence of the rivers Elbe and Ploučnice


Jablonec

Jablonec m inan (related adjective jablonecký)

jablonecký (adjective)
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


Přerov

Přerov m inan (related adjective přerovský)

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


Kolín

kolínský (adjective)
Kolín (nominative singular)
Kolína (genitive singular)
Kolínu (dative singular)
Kolín (accusative singular)
Kolíne (singular vocative)
Kolíně (locative singular)
Kolínem (instrumental singular)

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


Nymburk

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

nymburský (adjective)
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


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)


Žitava

Žitava f (related adjective žitavský, demonym Žitavan)

žitavský (adjective)
Žitavan (demonym)
Žitava (nominative singular)
Žitavy (nominative plural)
Žitavy (genitive singular)
Žitav (genitive plural)
Žitavě (dative singular)
Žitavám (dative plural)
Žitavu (accusative singular)
Žitavy (accusative plural)
Žitavo (singular vocative)
Žitavy (plural vocative)
Žitavě (locative singular)
Žitavách (locative plural)
Žitavou (instrumental singular)
Žitavami (instrumental plural)


Roztoky

Roztoky m inan pl (related adjective roztocký)

roztocký (adjective)
Roztoky (nominative plural)
Roztok (genitive plural)
Roztokům (dative plural)
Roztokám (dative plural)
Roztoky (accusative plural)
Roztoky (plural vocative)
Roztokách (locative plural)
Roztoky (instrumental plural)

a small town on the Vltava river, bordering Prague to the north, in the Czech Republic


Kremže

Krems (a town in Lower Austria, Austria)


Vělička

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


Vacov

Vacov (nominative singular)
Vacova (genitive singular)
Vacovu (dative singular)
Vacov (accusative singular)
Vacove (singular vocative)
Vacově (locative singular)
Vacovem (instrumental singular)


Palanga

Palanga (nominative singular)
Palangy (genitive singular)
Palanze (dative singular)
Palangu (accusative singular)
Palango (singular vocative)
Palanze (locative singular)
Palangou (instrumental singular)


Šlesvik

Šlesvik m inan (related adjective šlesvický)

šlesvický (adjective)
Šlesvik (nominative singular)
Šlesviku (genitive singular)
Šlesviku (dative singular)
Šlesvik (accusative singular)
Šlesviku (singular vocative)
Šlesviku (locative singular)
Šlesvikem (instrumental singular)

Schleswig (a town in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany)


Jáchymov

Jáchymov (nominative singular)
Jáchymova (genitive singular)
Jáchymovu (dative singular)
Jáchymov (accusative singular)
Jáchymove (singular vocative)
Jáchymově (locative singular)
Jáchymovem (instrumental singular)

a spa town in the Karlovy Vary region, Czech Republic, formerly known as Sankt Joachimsthal


maloměsto

maloměsto (nominative singular)
maloměsta (nominative plural)
maloměsta (genitive singular)
maloměst (genitive plural)
maloměstu (dative singular)
maloměstům (dative plural)
maloměsto (accusative singular)
maloměsta (accusative plural)
maloměsto (singular vocative)
maloměsta (plural vocative)
maloměstě (locative singular)
maloměstu (locative singular)
maloměstech (locative plural)
maloměstem (instrumental singular)
maloměsty (instrumental plural)


Česká Lípa

Česká Lípa f (related adjective českolipský)

českolipský (adjective)
Česká Lípa (nominative singular)
České Lípy (genitive singular)
České Lípě (dative singular)
Českou Lípu (accusative singular)
Česká Lípo (singular vocative)
České Lípě (locative singular)
Českou Lípou (instrumental singular)

→ English: Česká Lípa

Calque of German Böhmisch Leipa, from German böhmisch (“Bohemian”) + Czech Lípa (from Old Czech lípa “lime tree”).

Česká Lípa (a town, the district capital of the district of the same name, Liberec Region, Czech Republic, first mentioned in 1263, now the most populous of all Czech towns)

(as okres Česká Lípa m inan) Česká Lípa District (a district of the Liberec Region, Czech Republic, subdivided into the two administrative districts of municipalities with extended competence of Česká Lípa and Nový Bor)


Machov

Machov m inan (related adjective machovský)

machovský (adjective)
Machov (nominative singular)
Machova (genitive singular)
Machovu (dative singular)
Machov (accusative singular)
Machove (singular vocative)
Machově (locative singular)
Machovem (instrumental singular)

→ English: Machov

Machov (a market town and municipality in Náchod District, Hradec Králové Region, Czech Republic, lying entirely within the Broumovsko Protected Landscape Area)


Police nad Metují

Police nad Metují f (related adjective polický)

polický (adjective)
Police nad Metují (nominative singular)
Police nad Metují (genitive singular)
Polici nad Metují (dative singular)
Polici nad Metují (accusative singular)
Police nad Metují (singular vocative)
Polici nad Metují (locative singular)
Policí nad Metují (instrumental singular)

→ English: Police nad Metují

The first genuine instance of the toponym seems to have been the Old Czech Policz in a 1253 document by Ottokar II of Bohemia granting the location the status of locus forēnsis (“market-place”). Old Czech Policz probably derives from [Term?] (“a village on a plain, in open terrain”), from pole (“field, plain”). The nad Metují element is a more recent addition, meaning “on [the River] Metuje”, although that river flows outside the town’s municipal territory.

For quotations using this term, see Citations:Police nad Metují.

Police nad Metují
Police nad Metují#English

Police nad Metují (a town in the district of Náchod, Hradec Králové Region, Czech Republic)


Ústí nad Orlicí

Ústí nad Orlicí n (related adjective orlickoústecký)

orlickoústecký (adjective)
Ústí nad Orlicí (nominative singular)
Ústí nad Orlicí (genitive singular)
Ústí nad Orlicí (dative singular)
Ústí nad Orlicí (accusative singular)
Ústí nad Orlicí (singular vocative)
Ústí nad Orlicí (locative singular)
Ústím nad Orlicí (instrumental singular)

Literally “the Mouth on the Orlice”; i.e. the river mouth (ústí) of the River Třebovka where it flows into the River Tichá Orlice.

A town and district in the Pardubice Region of the Czech Republic.


Mimoň

mimoňský (adjective)
Mimoň (nominative singular)
Mimoně (genitive singular)
Mimoni (dative singular)
Mimoň (accusative singular)
Mimoni (singular vocative)
Mimoni (locative singular)
Mimoní (instrumental singular)

→ English: Mimoň

affix

mimo (“outside of, out of, aside from”, preposition) + -oň

Mimoň (a town in the district of Česká Lípa, Liberec Region, Czech Republic)


Semily

cs-proper noun

Semily m inan pl (related adjective semilský, demonym Semilan, female demonym Semilanka)

semilský (adjective)
Semilan (demonym)
Semilanka (demonym feminine)
Semily (nominative plural)
Semil (genitive plural)
Semilům (dative plural)
Semily (accusative plural)
Semily (plural vocative)
Semilech (locative plural)
Semily (instrumental plural)

Semily (a town, the district capital of the district of the same name, Liberec Region, Czech Republic)

(as okres Semily m inan) Semily District (a district of the Liberec Region, Czech Republic)


Lurdy

lurdský (adjective)
Lurdy (nominative plural)
Lurd (genitive plural)
Lurdám (dative plural)
Lurdy (accusative plural)
Lurdy (plural vocative)
Lurdách (locative plural)
Lurdami (instrumental plural)

Lourdes (a town in the Hautes-Pyrénées department, Occitanie, France, and site of a large Catholic pilgrimage)