pot

pot (nominative singular)
poty (nominative plural)
potu (genitive singular)
potů (genitive plural)
potu (dative singular)
potům (dative plural)
pot (accusative singular)
poty (accusative plural)
pote (singular vocative)
poty (plural vocative)
potu (locative singular)
potech (locative plural)
potem (instrumental singular)
poty (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech pot, from Proto-Slavic *potъ (“sweat”).


smegma

smegma (nominative singular)
smegmata (nominative plural)
smegmatu (genitive singular)
smegmat (genitive plural)
smegmatu (dative singular)
smegmatům (dative plural)
smegma (accusative singular)
smegmata (accusative plural)
smegma (singular vocative)
smegmata (plural vocative)
smegmatu (locative singular)
smegmatech (locative plural)
smegmatem (instrumental singular)
smegmaty (instrumental plural)


krev

krev (nominative singular)
krve (nominative plural)
krve (genitive singular)
krví (genitive plural)
krvi (dative singular)
krvím (dative plural)
krev (accusative singular)
krve (accusative plural)
krvi (singular vocative)
krve (plural vocative)
krvi (locative singular)
krvích (locative plural)
krví (instrumental singular)
krvemi (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech krev, from Proto-Slavic *kry, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *krū́ˀs, from Proto-Indo-European *kréwh₂s (“blood of a wound”).


sputum

sputum (nominative singular)
sputa (nominative plural)
sputa (genitive singular)
sput (genitive plural)
sputu (dative singular)
sputům (dative plural)
sputum (accusative singular)
sputa (accusative plural)
sputum (singular vocative)
sputa (plural vocative)
sputu (locative singular)
sputech (locative plural)
sputem (instrumental singular)
sputy (instrumental plural)


červená

červená (nominative singular)
červené (nominative plural)
červené (genitive singular)
červených (genitive plural)
červené (dative singular)
červeným (dative plural)
červenou (accusative singular)
červené (accusative plural)
červená (singular vocative)
červené (plural vocative)
červené (locative singular)
červených (locative plural)
červenou (instrumental singular)
červenými (instrumental plural)


slza

slza (nominative singular)
slzy (nominative plural)
slzy (genitive singular)
slz (genitive plural)
slze (dative singular)
slzám (dative plural)
slzu (accusative singular)
slzy (accusative plural)
slzo (singular vocative)
slzy (plural vocative)
slze (locative singular)
slzách (locative plural)
slzou (instrumental singular)
slzami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech slza, from Proto-Slavic *slьza.

tear (drop of liquid produced by the eye)


sperma

sperma (nominative singular)
spermata (nominative plural)
spermatu (genitive singular)
spermat (genitive plural)
spermatu (dative singular)
spermatům (dative plural)
sperma (accusative singular)
spermata (accusative plural)
sperma (singular vocative)
spermata (plural vocative)
spermatu (locative singular)
spermatech (locative plural)
spermatem (instrumental singular)
spermaty (instrumental plural)


borůvka

cs-noun

borůvka f (relational adjective borůvkový)

borůvkový (adjective relational)
borůvka (nominative singular)
borůvky (nominative plural)
borůvky (genitive singular)
borůvek (genitive plural)
borůvce (dative singular)
borůvkám (dative plural)
borůvku (accusative singular)
borůvky (accusative plural)
borůvko (singular vocative)
borůvky (plural vocative)
borůvce (locative singular)
borůvkách (locative plural)
borůvkou (instrumental singular)
borůvkami (instrumental plural)

blueberry, bilberry, (coll.) huckleberry (fruits)


žluč

žluč (nominative singular)
žluči (nominative plural)
žluče (nominative plural)
žluči (genitive singular)
žluče (genitive singular)
žlučí (genitive plural)
žluči (dative singular)
žlučím (dative plural)
žluč (accusative singular)
žluči (accusative plural)
žluče (accusative plural)
žluči (singular vocative)
žluči (plural vocative)
žluče (plural vocative)
žluči (locative singular)
žlučích (locative plural)
žlučí (instrumental singular)
žlučemi (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech žlč, from Proto-Slavic *zьlčь.


mléko

mléčný (adjective relational)
mléko (nominative singular)
mléka (nominative plural)
mléka (genitive singular)
mlék (genitive plural)
mléku (dative singular)
mlékům (dative plural)
mléko (accusative singular)
mléka (accusative plural)
mléko (singular vocative)
mléka (plural vocative)
mléce (locative singular)
mléku (locative singular)
mlékách (locative plural)
mlécích (locative plural)
mlékem (instrumental singular)
mléky (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech mléko, from Proto-Slavic *melko.


moč

moč (nominative singular)
moči (nominative plural)
moče (nominative plural)
moči (genitive singular)
moče (genitive singular)
močí (genitive plural)
moči (dative singular)
močím (dative plural)
moč (accusative singular)
moči (accusative plural)
moče (accusative plural)
moči (singular vocative)
moči (plural vocative)
moče (plural vocative)
moči (locative singular)
močích (locative plural)
močí (instrumental singular)
močemi (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech moč, from Proto-Slavic *moča.


hlen

hlen (nominative singular)
hleny (nominative plural)
hlenu (genitive singular)
hlenů (genitive plural)
hlenu (dative singular)
hlenům (dative plural)
hlen (accusative singular)
hleny (accusative plural)
hlene (singular vocative)
hleny (plural vocative)
hlenu (locative singular)
hlenech (locative plural)
hlenem (instrumental singular)
hleny (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech hlen, from Proto-Slavic *glěnь.

Musí odkašlávat, sice se zadusí náhlým nahromaděním hlenu.

She has to expectorate even though she chokes by suden accumulation of phlegm.


sliz

sliz (nominative singular)
slizy (nominative plural)
slizu (genitive singular)
slizů (genitive plural)
slizu (dative singular)
slizům (dative plural)
sliz (accusative singular)
slizy (accusative plural)
slize (singular vocative)
slizy (plural vocative)
slizu (locative singular)
slizech (locative plural)
slizem (instrumental singular)
slizy (instrumental plural)


hnis

hnis (nominative singular)
hnisy (nominative plural)
hnisu (genitive singular)
hnisů (genitive plural)
hnisu (dative singular)
hnisům (dative plural)
hnis (accusative singular)
hnisy (accusative plural)
hnise (singular vocative)
hnisy (plural vocative)
hnisu (locative singular)
hnisech (locative plural)
hnisem (instrumental singular)
hnisy (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech hnis, related to Czech hnisat.


míza

míza (nominative singular)
mízy (nominative plural)
mízy (genitive singular)
míz (genitive plural)
míze (dative singular)
mízám (dative plural)
mízu (accusative singular)
mízy (accusative plural)
mízo (singular vocative)
mízy (plural vocative)
míze (locative singular)
mízách (locative plural)
mízou (instrumental singular)
mízami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech miezha, from Proto-Slavic *mězga.


sklivec

sklivec (nominative singular)
sklivce (nominative plural)
sklivce (genitive singular)
sklivců (genitive plural)
sklivci (dative singular)
sklivcům (dative plural)
sklivec (accusative singular)
sklivce (accusative plural)
sklivci (singular vocative)
sklivce (plural vocative)
sklivci (locative singular)
sklivcích (locative plural)
sklivcem (instrumental singular)
sklivci (instrumental plural)


semeno

semeno (nominative singular)
semena (nominative plural)
semena (genitive singular)
semene (genitive singular)
semen (genitive plural)
semeni (dative singular)
semenu (dative singular)
semenům (dative plural)
semeno (accusative singular)
semena (accusative plural)
semeno (singular vocative)
semena (plural vocative)
semeně (locative singular)
semeni (locative singular)
semenu (locative singular)
semenech (locative plural)
semenem (instrumental singular)
semeny (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech siemě, from Proto-Slavic *sěmę, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *sḗˀmen, from Proto-Indo-European *séh₁mn̥.


syrovátka

syrovátka f (relational adjective syrovátkový)

syrovátkový (adjective relational)
syrovátka (nominative singular)
syrovátky (nominative plural)
syrovátky (genitive singular)
syrovátek (genitive plural)
syrovátce (dative singular)
syrovátkám (dative plural)
syrovátku (accusative singular)
syrovátky (accusative plural)
syrovátko (singular vocative)
syrovátky (plural vocative)
syrovátce (locative singular)
syrovátkách (locative plural)
syrovátkou (instrumental singular)
syrovátkami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech syrovátka, from Proto-Slavic *syrovatъka.


mléčný

cs-adj

mléčný (comparative mléčnější, superlative nejmléčnější, adverb mléčně)

mléčnější (comparative)
nejmléčnější (superlative)
mléčně (adverb)
mléčný (masculine nominative singular)
mléčná (feminine nominative singular)
mléčné (neuter nominative singular)
mléčného (genitive masculine singular)
mléčné (feminine genitive singular)
mléčného (genitive neuter singular)
mléčnému (dative masculine singular)
mléčné (dative feminine singular)
mléčnému (dative neuter singular)
mléčného (accusative animate masculine singular)
mléčný (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
mléčnou (accusative feminine singular)
mléčné (accusative neuter singular)
mléčném (locative masculine singular)
mléčné (feminine locative singular)
mléčném (locative neuter singular)
mléčným (instrumental masculine singular)
mléčnou (feminine instrumental singular)
mléčným (instrumental neuter singular)
mléční (animate masculine nominative plural)
mléčné (feminine nominative plural)
mléčné (inanimate masculine nominative plural)
mléčná (neuter nominative plural)
mléčných (genitive plural)
mléčným (dative plural)
mléčné (accusative feminine masculine plural)
mléčná (accusative neuter plural)
mléčných (locative plural)
mléčnými (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *melčьnъ. By surface analysis, mléko (“milk”) + -ný.

surf

mléčný zub

Mléčná dráha


slina

slina (nominative singular)
sliny (nominative plural)
sliny (genitive singular)
slin (genitive plural)
slině (dative singular)
slinám (dative plural)
slinu (accusative singular)
sliny (accusative plural)
slino (singular vocative)
sliny (plural vocative)
slině (locative singular)
slinách (locative plural)
slinou (instrumental singular)
slinami (instrumental plural)

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


zvratky

zvratky (nominative plural)
zvratků (genitive plural)
zvratkům (dative plural)
zvratky (accusative plural)
zvratky (plural vocative)
zvratcích (locative plural)
zvratky (instrumental plural)

vomit (regurgitated former contents of a stomach)


flus

flus (nominative singular)
flusy (nominative plural)
flusu (genitive singular)
flusů (genitive plural)
flusu (dative singular)
flusům (dative plural)
flus (accusative singular)
flusy (accusative plural)
fluse (singular vocative)
flusy (plural vocative)
flusu (locative singular)
flusech (locative plural)
flusem (instrumental singular)
flusy (instrumental plural)

From Early Modern German fluss (“stream”), from fliessen (“to flow”).

Když dobytek zapálení plic dostane, tuž nežere, těžce dýchá, na sucho kašle, žluté flusy jdou z nosu jeho, dostane žluté oči a suchý jazyk,[…].

When the cattle gets pneumonia, they stop feeding, breath with difficulties, have a dry cough, yellow phlegm flows out of the nostrils, get yellow eyes and dry tongue, […] .


lymfa

cs-noun

lymfa f (relational adjective lymfatický)

lymfatický (adjective relational)
lymfa (nominative singular)
lymfy (nominative plural)
lymfy (genitive singular)
lymf (genitive plural)
lymfě (dative singular)
lymfám (dative plural)
lymfu (accusative singular)
lymfy (accusative plural)
lymfo (singular vocative)
lymfy (plural vocative)
lymfě (locative singular)
lymfách (locative plural)
lymfou (instrumental singular)
lymfami (instrumental plural)


chrchel

chrchel (nominative singular)
chrchely (nominative plural)
chrchelu (genitive singular)
chrchelů (genitive plural)
chrchelu (dative singular)
chrchelům (dative plural)
chrchel (accusative singular)
chrchely (accusative plural)
chrchele (singular vocative)
chrchely (plural vocative)
chrchelu (locative singular)
chrchelech (locative plural)
chrchelem (instrumental singular)
chrchely (instrumental plural)


plivanec

plivanec (nominative singular)
plivance (nominative plural)
plivance (genitive singular)
plivanců (genitive plural)
plivanci (dative singular)
plivancům (dative plural)
plivanec (accusative singular)
plivance (accusative plural)
plivanci (singular vocative)
plivance (plural vocative)
plivanci (locative singular)
plivancích (locative plural)
plivancem (instrumental singular)
plivanci (instrumental plural)

spit (saliva, especially when expectorated)


mozkomíšní mok

mozkomíšní mok (nominative singular)
mozkomíšní moky (nominative plural)
mozkomíšního moku (genitive singular)
mozkomíšních moků (genitive plural)
mozkomíšnímu moku (dative singular)
mozkomíšním mokům (dative plural)
mozkomíšní mok (accusative singular)
mozkomíšní moky (accusative plural)
mozkomíšní moku (singular vocative)
mozkomíšní moky (plural vocative)
mozkomíšním moku (locative singular)
mozkomíšních mocích (locative plural)
mozkomíšním mokem (instrumental singular)
mozkomíšními moky (instrumental plural)


likvor

likvor (nominative singular)
likvory (nominative plural)
likvoru (genitive singular)
likvorů (genitive plural)
likvoru (dative singular)
likvorům (dative plural)
likvor (accusative singular)
likvory (accusative plural)
likvore (singular vocative)
likvory (plural vocative)
likvoru (locative singular)
likvorech (locative plural)
likvorem (instrumental singular)
likvory (instrumental plural)


šlem

šlem (nominative singular)
šlemy (nominative plural)
šlemu (genitive singular)
šlemů (genitive plural)
šlemu (dative singular)
šlemům (dative plural)
šlem (accusative singular)
šlemy (accusative plural)
šleme (singular vocative)
šlemy (plural vocative)
šlemu (locative singular)
šlemech (locative plural)
šlemem (instrumental singular)
šlemy (instrumental plural)


mrdka

mrdka (nominative singular)
mrdky (nominative plural)
mrdky (genitive singular)
mrdek (genitive plural)
mrdce (dative singular)
mrdkám (dative plural)
mrdku (accusative singular)
mrdky (accusative plural)
mrdko (singular vocative)
mrdky (plural vocative)
mrdce (locative singular)
mrdkách (locative plural)
mrdkou (instrumental singular)
mrdkami (instrumental plural)


chcanky

chcanky (nominative plural)
chcanek (genitive plural)
chcankám (dative plural)
chcanky (accusative plural)
chcanky (plural vocative)
chcankách (locative plural)
chcankami (instrumental plural)


mlíko

mlíko (nominative singular)
mlíka (nominative plural)
mlíka (genitive singular)
mlík (genitive plural)
mlíku (dative singular)
mlíkům (dative plural)
mlíko (accusative singular)
mlíka (accusative plural)
mlíko (singular vocative)
mlíka (plural vocative)
mlíce (locative singular)
mlíku (locative singular)
mlíkách (locative plural)
mlíkem (instrumental singular)
mlíky (instrumental plural)

A form of mléko (“milk”) exhibiting the colloquial sound change é > í.

beer poured in a manner such that foam occupies most of the mug's volume


mlezivo

mlezivo (nominative singular)
mleziva (nominative plural)
mleziva (genitive singular)
mleziv (genitive plural)
mlezivu (dative singular)
mlezivům (dative plural)
mlezivo (accusative singular)
mleziva (accusative plural)
mlezivo (singular vocative)
mleziva (plural vocative)
mlezivu (locative singular)
mlezivech (locative plural)
mlezivem (instrumental singular)
mlezivy (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *melzivo. Compare Polish młodziwo.


chcánky

chcánky (nominative plural)
chcánek (genitive plural)
chcánkám (dative plural)
chcánky (accusative plural)
chcánky (plural vocative)
chcánkách (locative plural)
chcánkami (instrumental plural)


čuránky

čuránky (nominative plural)
čuránek (genitive plural)
čuránkám (dative plural)
čuránky (accusative plural)
čuránky (plural vocative)
čuránkách (locative plural)
čuránkami (instrumental plural)


chám

chám (nominative singular)
chámové (nominative plural)
chámi (nominative plural)
cháma (genitive singular)
chámů (genitive plural)
chámovi (dative singular)
chámu (dative singular)
chámům (dative plural)
cháma (accusative singular)
chámy (accusative plural)
cháme (singular vocative)
chámové (plural vocative)
chámi (plural vocative)
chámovi (locative singular)
chámu (locative singular)
chámech (locative plural)
chámem (instrumental singular)
chámy (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech chám. Originally being probably a derogatory term for a peasant, then getting the meaning semen analogously to German kalter Bauer.


vozher

vozher (nominative singular)
vozhery (nominative plural)
vozheru (genitive singular)
vozherů (genitive plural)
vozheru (dative singular)
vozherům (dative plural)
vozher (accusative singular)
vozhery (accusative plural)
vozhere (singular vocative)
vozhery (plural vocative)
vozheru (locative singular)
vozherech (locative plural)
vozherem (instrumental singular)
vozhery (instrumental plural)


dojírna

dojírna (nominative singular)
dojírny (nominative plural)
dojírny (genitive singular)
dojíren (genitive plural)
dojírně (dative singular)
dojírnám (dative plural)
dojírnu (accusative singular)
dojírny (accusative plural)
dojírno (singular vocative)
dojírny (plural vocative)
dojírně (locative singular)
dojírnách (locative plural)
dojírnou (instrumental singular)
dojírnami (instrumental plural)

milking parlor (place where cows are milked)


mlékomat

mlékomat (nominative singular)
mlékomaty (nominative plural)
mlékomatu (genitive singular)
mlékomatů (genitive plural)
mlékomatu (dative singular)
mlékomatům (dative plural)
mlékomat (accusative singular)
mlékomaty (accusative plural)
mlékomate (singular vocative)
mlékomaty (plural vocative)
mlékomatu (locative singular)
mlékomatech (locative plural)
mlékomatem (instrumental singular)
mlékomaty (instrumental plural)

From mléko (“milk”) + -o- + -mat. Compare Polish mlekomat.

Coordinate term: pivomat


trávenina

trávenina (nominative singular)
tráveniny (nominative plural)
tráveniny (genitive singular)
trávenin (genitive plural)
trávenině (dative singular)
tráveninám (dative plural)
tráveninu (accusative singular)
tráveniny (accusative plural)
trávenino (singular vocative)
tráveniny (plural vocative)
trávenině (locative singular)
tráveninách (locative plural)
tráveninou (instrumental singular)
tráveninami (instrumental plural)

From tráven + -ina, from the verb trávit.


lochie

lochie (nominative plural)
lochií (genitive plural)
lochiím (dative plural)
lochie (accusative plural)
lochie (plural vocative)
lochiích (locative plural)
lochiemi (instrumental plural)

Learned borrowing from Latin lochia, from Ancient Greek λοχεία (lokheía), neuter plural of λοχείος (lokheíos, “of childbirth”), from λόχος (lókhos, “childbirth”).