Laura

Laura (nominative singular)
Laury (nominative plural)
Laury (genitive singular)
Laur (genitive plural)
Lauře (dative singular)
Laurám (dative plural)
Lauru (accusative singular)
Laury (accusative plural)
Lauro (singular vocative)
Laury (plural vocative)
Lauře (locative singular)
Laurách (locative plural)
Laurou (instrumental singular)
Laurami (instrumental plural)


Albert

Albert (nominative singular)
Albertové (nominative plural)
Alberta (genitive singular)
Albertů (genitive plural)
Albertovi (dative singular)
Albertu (dative singular)
Albertům (dative plural)
Alberta (accusative singular)
Alberty (accusative plural)
Alberte (singular vocative)
Albertové (plural vocative)
Albertovi (locative singular)
Albertu (locative singular)
Albertech (locative plural)
Albertem (instrumental singular)
Alberty (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Albert


Michael

Michael (nominative singular)
Michaelové (nominative plural)
Michaela (genitive singular)
Michaelů (genitive plural)
Michaelovi (dative singular)
Michaelu (dative singular)
Michaelům (dative plural)
Michaela (accusative singular)
Michaely (accusative plural)
Michaeli (singular vocative)
Michaelové (plural vocative)
Michaelovi (locative singular)
Michaelu (locative singular)
Michaelech (locative plural)
Michaelem (instrumental singular)
Michaely (instrumental plural)

From Vulgate Latin Michaēl, Michahēl, from Biblical Hebrew מִיכָאֵל (mîḵāʾēl, literally “who is like God?”).

der

a male given name from Hebrew, equivalent to English Michael


Daniel

Daniel (nominative singular)
Danielové (nominative plural)
Daniela (genitive singular)
Danielů (genitive plural)
Danielovi (dative singular)
Danielu (dative singular)
Danielům (dative plural)
Daniela (accusative singular)
Daniely (accusative plural)
Daniele (singular vocative)
Danieli (singular vocative)
Danielové (plural vocative)
Danielovi (locative singular)
Danielu (locative singular)
Danielech (locative plural)
Danielem (instrumental singular)
Daniely (instrumental plural)

a male given name from Hebrew, equivalent to English Daniel


Milan

Milan (nominative singular)
Milané (nominative plural)
Milani (nominative plural)
Milana (genitive singular)
Milanů (genitive plural)
Milanovi (dative singular)
Milanu (dative singular)
Milanům (dative plural)
Milana (accusative singular)
Milany (accusative plural)
Milane (singular vocative)
Milané (plural vocative)
Milani (plural vocative)
Milanovi (locative singular)
Milanu (locative singular)
Milanech (locative plural)
Milanem (instrumental singular)
Milany (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Milan


Jan

cs-proper noun

Jan m anim (female equivalent Jana or Janička, diminutive Honza or Janek or Janeček or Jenda or Jeník or Jeníček)

Jana (feminine)
Janička (feminine)
Honza (diminutive)
Janek (diminutive)
Janeček (diminutive)
Jenda (diminutive)
Jeník (diminutive)
Jeníček (diminutive)
Jan (nominative singular)
Janové (nominative plural)
Jani (nominative plural)
Jana (genitive singular)
Janů (genitive plural)
Janovi (dative singular)
Janu (dative singular)
Janům (dative plural)
Jana (accusative singular)
Jany (accusative plural)
Jane (singular vocative)
Jene (singular vocative)
Janové (plural vocative)
Jani (plural vocative)
Janovi (locative singular)
Janu (locative singular)
Janech (locative plural)
Janem (instrumental singular)
Jany (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech Jan, Ján, from Latin Joannes.

a male given name, equivalent to English John


Alexander

Alexander (nominative singular)
Alexanderové (nominative plural)
Alexandrové (nominative plural)
Alexandera (genitive singular)
Alexandra (genitive singular)
Alexanderů (genitive plural)
Alexandrů (genitive plural)
Alexanderovi (dative singular)
Alexanderu (dative singular)
Alexandrovi (dative singular)
Alexandru (dative singular)
Alexanderům (dative plural)
Alexandrům (dative plural)
Alexandera (accusative singular)
Alexandra (accusative singular)
Alexandery (accusative plural)
Alexandry (accusative plural)
Alexandere (singular vocative)
Alexandře (singular vocative)
Alexanderové (plural vocative)
Alexandrové (plural vocative)
Alexanderovi (locative singular)
Alexanderu (locative singular)
Alexandrovi (locative singular)
Alexandru (locative singular)
Alexanderech (locative plural)
Alexandrech (locative plural)
Alexanderem (instrumental singular)
Alexandrem (instrumental singular)
Alexandery (instrumental plural)
Alexandry (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Alexander


Jura

(dialectal) a diminutive of the male given name Jiří


Jakub

Jakub m anim (diminutive Kuba or Kubíček)

Kuba (diminutive)
Kubíček (diminutive)
Jakub (nominative singular)
Jakubové (nominative plural)
Jakuba (genitive singular)
Jakubů (genitive plural)
Jakubovi (dative singular)
Jakubu (dative singular)
Jakubům (dative plural)
Jakuba (accusative singular)
Jakuby (accusative plural)
Jakube (singular vocative)
Jakubové (plural vocative)
Jakubovi (locative singular)
Jakubu (locative singular)
Jakubech (locative plural)
Jakubem (instrumental singular)
Jakuby (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Latin Iacōbus, from Ancient Greek Ἰάκωβος (Iákōbos), from Hebrew יַעֲקֹב (ya‘ăqṓḇ, “Jacob”, literally “he will/shall heel”), from עָקֵב (‘āqḗḇ, “heel of the foot”).

der

a male given name from Hebrew, equivalent to English James or Jacob


Liliana

Liliana (nominative singular)
Liliany (nominative plural)
Liliany (genitive singular)
Lilian (genitive plural)
Lilianě (dative singular)
Lilianám (dative plural)
Lilianu (accusative singular)
Liliany (accusative plural)
Liliano (singular vocative)
Liliany (plural vocative)
Lilianě (locative singular)
Lilianách (locative plural)
Lilianou (instrumental singular)
Lilianami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Lilian


Adam

cs-proper noun

Adam m anim (diminutive Adámek or Damek or Áďa)

Adámek (diminutive)
Damek (diminutive)
Áďa (diminutive)
Adam (nominative singular)
Adamové (nominative plural)
Adama (genitive singular)
Adamů (genitive plural)
Adamovi (dative singular)
Adamu (dative singular)
Adamům (dative plural)
Adama (accusative singular)
Adamy (accusative plural)
Adame (singular vocative)
Adamové (plural vocative)
Adamovi (locative singular)
Adamu (locative singular)
Adamech (locative plural)
Adamem (instrumental singular)
Adamy (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Hebrew אָדָם (adam, “earth, man, soil, light brown”).

bor+

a male given name from Hebrew, equivalent to English Adam


Richard

Richard (nominative singular)
Richardové (nominative plural)
Richarda (genitive singular)
Richardů (genitive plural)
Richardovi (dative singular)
Richardu (dative singular)
Richardům (dative plural)
Richarda (accusative singular)
Richardy (accusative plural)
Richarde (singular vocative)
Richardové (plural vocative)
Richardovi (locative singular)
Richardu (locative singular)
Richardech (locative plural)
Richardem (instrumental singular)
Richardy (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Richard


Michal

Michal (nominative singular)
Michalové (nominative plural)
Michala (genitive singular)
Michalů (genitive plural)
Michalovi (dative singular)
Michalu (dative singular)
Michalům (dative plural)
Michala (accusative singular)
Michaly (accusative plural)
Michale (singular vocative)
Michalové (plural vocative)
Michalovi (locative singular)
Michalu (locative singular)
Michalech (locative plural)
Michalem (instrumental singular)
Michaly (instrumental plural)

From Vulgate Latin Michael, from Biblical Hebrew מִיכָאֵל (mîḵāʾēl, literally “who is like God?”).


David

David (nominative singular)
Davidové (nominative plural)
Davida (genitive singular)
Davidů (genitive plural)
Davidovi (dative singular)
Davidu (dative singular)
Davidům (dative plural)
Davida (accusative singular)
Davidy (accusative plural)
Davide (singular vocative)
Davidové (plural vocative)
Davidovi (locative singular)
Davidu (locative singular)
Davidech (locative plural)
Davidem (instrumental singular)
Davidy (instrumental plural)

a male given name from Hebrew, equivalent to English David


Alice

Alice (nominative singular)
Alice (nominative plural)
Alice (genitive singular)
Alic (genitive plural)
Alici (dative singular)
Alicím (dative plural)
Alici (accusative singular)
Alice (accusative plural)
Alice (singular vocative)
Alice (plural vocative)
Alici (locative singular)
Alicích (locative plural)
Alicí (instrumental singular)
Alicemi (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Alice


Miriam

cs-proper noun

Miriam f (indeclinable, relational adjective Miriamin)

a female given name, equivalent to English Miriam


Robert

a male given name, equivalent to English Robert


Alexandra

Alexandra (nominative singular)
Alexandry (nominative plural)
Alexandry (genitive singular)
Alexander (genitive plural)
Alexandře (dative singular)
Alexandrám (dative plural)
Alexandru (accusative singular)
Alexandry (accusative plural)
Alexandro (singular vocative)
Alexandry (plural vocative)
Alexandře (locative singular)
Alexandrách (locative plural)
Alexandrou (instrumental singular)
Alexandrami (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek Ἀλεξάνδρα (Alexándra). Feminine form of Alexandr.

bor+

a female given name from Ancient Greek, equivalent to English Alexandra


Dana

Dana (nominative singular)
Dany (nominative plural)
Dany (genitive singular)
Dan (genitive plural)
Daně (dative singular)
Danám (dative plural)
Danu (accusative singular)
Dany (accusative plural)
Dano (singular vocative)
Dany (plural vocative)
Daně (locative singular)
Danách (locative plural)
Danou (instrumental singular)
Danami (instrumental plural)

Feminine form of the biblical name Dan. Also a short form of Daniela and Bohdana.


Ivan

Ivan (nominative singular)
Ivanové (nominative plural)
Ivana (genitive singular)
Ivanů (genitive plural)
Ivanovi (dative singular)
Ivanu (dative singular)
Ivanům (dative plural)
Ivana (accusative singular)
Ivany (accusative plural)
Ivane (singular vocative)
Ivanové (plural vocative)
Ivanovi (locative singular)
Ivanu (locative singular)
Ivanech (locative plural)
Ivanem (instrumental singular)
Ivany (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Ivan


Gabriel

Gabriel (nominative singular)
Gabrielové (nominative plural)
Gabriela (genitive singular)
Gabrielů (genitive plural)
Gabrielovi (dative singular)
Gabrielu (dative singular)
Gabrielům (dative plural)
Gabriela (accusative singular)
Gabriely (accusative plural)
Gabriele (singular vocative)
Gabrieli (singular vocative)
Gabrielové (plural vocative)
Gabrielovi (locative singular)
Gabrielu (locative singular)
Gabrielech (locative plural)
Gabrielem (instrumental singular)
Gabriely (instrumental plural)

a male given name from Hebrew, equivalent to English Gabriel


Oliver

Oliver (nominative singular)
Oliverové (nominative plural)
Olivera (genitive singular)
Oliverů (genitive plural)
Oliverovi (dative singular)
Oliveru (dative singular)
Oliverům (dative plural)
Olivera (accusative singular)
Olivery (accusative plural)
Olivere (singular vocative)
Oliverové (plural vocative)
Oliverovi (locative singular)
Oliveru (locative singular)
Oliverech (locative plural)
Oliverem (instrumental singular)
Olivery (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Oliver


Andrea

Andrea (nominative singular)
Andrey (nominative plural)
Andreje (nominative plural)
Andrey (genitive singular)
Andreje (genitive singular)
Andreji (genitive singular)
Andrejí (genitive plural)
Andree (dative singular)
Andreje (dative singular)
Andreji (dative singular)
Andreám (dative plural)
Andrejím (dative plural)
Andreu (accusative singular)
Andrey (accusative plural)
Andreje (accusative plural)
Andreo (singular vocative)
Andrey (plural vocative)
Andreje (plural vocative)
Andree (locative singular)
Andreje (locative singular)
Andreji (locative singular)
Andreách (locative plural)
Andrejích (locative plural)
Andreou (instrumental singular)
Andreami (instrumental plural)
Andrejemi (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Andrea


Andrea

Andrea (nominative singular)
Andreové (nominative plural)
Andrey (genitive singular)
Andreů (genitive plural)
Andreovi (dative singular)
Andreům (dative plural)
Andreu (accusative singular)
Andrey (accusative plural)
Andreo (singular vocative)
Andreové (plural vocative)
Andreovi (locative singular)
Andreech (locative plural)
Andreou (instrumental singular)
Andrey (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Andreas or Andrew


Cyril

Cyril (nominative singular)
Cyrilové (nominative plural)
Cyrila (genitive singular)
Cyrilů (genitive plural)
Cyrilovi (dative singular)
Cyrilům (dative plural)
Cyrila (accusative singular)
Cyrily (accusative plural)
Cyrile (singular vocative)
Cyrilové (plural vocative)
Cyrilovi (locative singular)
Cyrilech (locative plural)
Cyrilem (instrumental singular)
Cyrily (instrumental plural)

a male given name from Ancient Greek, equivalent to English Cyril


Marie

Marie (nominative singular)
Marie (nominative plural)
Marie (genitive singular)
Marií (genitive plural)
Marii (dative singular)
Mariím (dative plural)
Marii (accusative singular)
Marie (accusative plural)
Marie (singular vocative)
Marie (plural vocative)
Marii (locative singular)
Mariích (locative plural)
Marií (instrumental singular)
Mariemi (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Mary


Mario

Mario (nominative singular)
Mariové (nominative plural)
Maria (genitive singular)
Mariů (genitive plural)
Mariovi (dative singular)
Mariu (dative singular)
Mariům (dative plural)
Maria (accusative singular)
Mariy (accusative plural)
Mario (singular vocative)
Mariové (plural vocative)
Mariovi (locative singular)
Mariu (locative singular)
Mariech (locative plural)
Mariem (instrumental singular)
Mariy (instrumental plural)


Samuel

cs-proper noun

Samuel m anim (relational adjective Samuelův)

Samuelův (adjective relational)
Samuel (nominative singular)
Samuelové (nominative plural)
Samuela (genitive singular)
Samuelů (genitive plural)
Samuelovi (dative singular)
Samuelu (dative singular)
Samuelům (dative plural)
Samuela (accusative singular)
Samuely (accusative plural)
Samueli (singular vocative)
Samuele (singular vocative)
Samuelové (plural vocative)
Samuelovi (locative singular)
Samuelu (locative singular)
Samuelech (locative plural)
Samuelem (instrumental singular)
Samuely (instrumental plural)

a male given name from Hebrew, equivalent to English Samuel


Herbert

Herbert (nominative singular)
Herbertové (nominative plural)
Herberta (genitive singular)
Herbertů (genitive plural)
Herbertovi (dative singular)
Herbertu (dative singular)
Herbertům (dative plural)
Herberta (accusative singular)
Herberty (accusative plural)
Herberte (singular vocative)
Herbertové (plural vocative)
Herbertovi (locative singular)
Herbertu (locative singular)
Herbertech (locative plural)
Herbertem (instrumental singular)
Herberty (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Herbert


Bernard

Bernard (nominative singular)
Bernardové (nominative plural)
Bernarda (genitive singular)
Bernardů (genitive plural)
Bernardovi (dative singular)
Bernardu (dative singular)
Bernardům (dative plural)
Bernarda (accusative singular)
Bernardy (accusative plural)
Bernarde (singular vocative)
Bernardové (plural vocative)
Bernardovi (locative singular)
Bernardu (locative singular)
Bernardech (locative plural)
Bernardem (instrumental singular)
Bernardy (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Bernard


Erika

Erika (nominative singular)
Eriky (nominative plural)
Eriky (genitive singular)
Erik (genitive plural)
Erice (dative singular)
Erikám (dative plural)
Eriku (accusative singular)
Eriky (accusative plural)
Eriko (singular vocative)
Eriky (plural vocative)
Erice (locative singular)
Erikách (locative plural)
Erikou (instrumental singular)
Erikami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Erica


Diana

Diana (nominative singular)
Diany (nominative plural)
Diany (genitive singular)
Dian (genitive plural)
Dianě (dative singular)
Dianám (dative plural)
Dianu (accusative singular)
Diany (accusative plural)
Diano (singular vocative)
Diany (plural vocative)
Dianě (locative singular)
Dianách (locative plural)
Dianou (instrumental singular)
Dianami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Diana


Abraham

Abraham (nominative singular)
Abrahamové (nominative plural)
Abrahama (genitive singular)
Abrahamů (genitive plural)
Abrahamovi (dative singular)
Abrahamu (dative singular)
Abrahamům (dative plural)
Abrahama (accusative singular)
Abrahamy (accusative plural)
Abrahame (singular vocative)
Abrahamové (plural vocative)
Abrahamovi (locative singular)
Abrahamu (locative singular)
Abrahamech (locative plural)
Abrahamem (instrumental singular)
Abrahamy (instrumental plural)

a male given name from Hebrew, equivalent to English Abraham


Adolf

Adolf (nominative singular)
Adolfové (nominative plural)
Adolfa (genitive singular)
Adolfů (genitive plural)
Adolfovi (dative singular)
Adolfu (dative singular)
Adolfům (dative plural)
Adolfa (accusative singular)
Adolfy (accusative plural)
Adolfe (singular vocative)
Adolfové (plural vocative)
Adolfovi (locative singular)
Adolfu (locative singular)
Adolfech (locative plural)
Adolfem (instrumental singular)
Adolfy (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Adolph


Ferdinand

Ferdinand (nominative singular)
Ferdinandové (nominative plural)
Ferdinanda (genitive singular)
Ferdinandů (genitive plural)
Ferdinandovi (dative singular)
Ferdinandu (dative singular)
Ferdinandům (dative plural)
Ferdinanda (accusative singular)
Ferdinandy (accusative plural)
Ferdinande (singular vocative)
Ferdinandové (plural vocative)
Ferdinandovi (locative singular)
Ferdinandu (locative singular)
Ferdinandech (locative plural)
Ferdinandem (instrumental singular)
Ferdinandy (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Ferdinand


Julius

Julius m anim (relational adjective Juliův or Juliusův)

Juliův (adjective relational)
Juliusův (adjective relational)
Julius (nominative singular)
Juliové (nominative plural)
Juliusové (nominative plural)
Julia (genitive singular)
Juliuse (genitive singular)
Juliů (genitive plural)
Juliusů (genitive plural)
Juliovi (dative singular)
Juliu (dative singular)
Juliusovi (dative singular)
Juliusi (dative singular)
Juliům (dative plural)
Juliusům (dative plural)
Julia (accusative singular)
Juliuse (accusative singular)
Julie (accusative plural)
Juliuse (accusative plural)
Julie (singular vocative)
Juliusi (singular vocative)
Juliové (plural vocative)
Juliusové (plural vocative)
Juliovi (locative singular)
Juliu (locative singular)
Juliusovi (locative singular)
Juliusi (locative singular)
Juliích (locative plural)
Juliusích (locative plural)
Juliem (instrumental singular)
Juliusem (instrumental singular)
Julii (instrumental plural)
Juliusi (instrumental plural)


Abigail

Abigail (nominative singular)
Abigaile (nominative plural)
Abigaile (genitive singular)
Abigailí (genitive plural)
Abigaili (dative singular)
Abigailím (dative plural)
Abigail (accusative singular)
Abigaile (accusative plural)
Abigaili (singular vocative)
Abigaile (plural vocative)
Abigaili (locative singular)
Abigailích (locative plural)
Abigailí (instrumental singular)
Abigailemi (instrumental plural)


Ada

Ada (nominative singular)
Ady (nominative plural)
Ady (genitive singular)
Ad (genitive plural)
Adě (dative singular)
Adám (dative plural)
Adu (accusative singular)
Ady (accusative plural)
Ado (singular vocative)
Ady (plural vocative)
Adě (locative singular)
Adách (locative plural)
Adou (instrumental singular)
Adami (instrumental plural)

a female given name and a nickname from women's names beginning with Ad-


Ada

Ada (nominative singular)
Adové (nominative plural)
Ady (genitive singular)
Adů (genitive plural)
Adovi (dative singular)
Adům (dative plural)
Adu (accusative singular)
Ady (accusative plural)
Ado (singular vocative)
Adové (plural vocative)
Adovi (locative singular)
Adech (locative plural)
Adou (instrumental singular)
Ady (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the male given name Adam


Alan

Alan (nominative singular)
Alané (nominative plural)
Alani (nominative plural)
Alana (genitive singular)
Alanů (genitive plural)
Alanovi (dative singular)
Alanu (dative singular)
Alanům (dative plural)
Alana (accusative singular)
Alany (accusative plural)
Alane (singular vocative)
Alané (plural vocative)
Alani (plural vocative)
Alanovi (locative singular)
Alanu (locative singular)
Alanech (locative plural)
Alanem (instrumental singular)
Alany (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Alan


Anda

Anda (nominative singular)
Andy (nominative plural)
Andy (genitive singular)
And (genitive plural)
Andě (dative singular)
Andám (dative plural)
Andu (accusative singular)
Andy (accusative plural)
Ando (singular vocative)
Andy (plural vocative)
Andě (locative singular)
Andách (locative plural)
Andou (instrumental singular)
Andami (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the female given name Anna


Anna

Annin (adjective relational)
Anna (nominative singular)
Anny (nominative plural)
Anny (genitive singular)
Anen (genitive plural)
Anně (dative singular)
Annám (dative plural)
Annu (accusative singular)
Anny (accusative plural)
Anno (singular vocative)
Anny (plural vocative)
Anně (locative singular)
Annách (locative plural)
Annou (instrumental singular)
Annami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Ann


Blanka

Blanička (diminutive)
Blanka (nominative singular)
Blanky (nominative plural)
Blanky (genitive singular)
Blanek (genitive plural)
Blance (dative singular)
Blankám (dative plural)
Blanku (accusative singular)
Blanky (accusative plural)
Blanko (singular vocative)
Blanky (plural vocative)
Blance (locative singular)
Blankách (locative plural)
Blankou (instrumental singular)
Blankami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Blanche


Dan

Dan (nominative singular)
Danové (nominative plural)
Dana (genitive singular)
Danů (genitive plural)
Danovi (dative singular)
Danu (dative singular)
Danům (dative plural)
Dana (accusative singular)
Dany (accusative plural)
Dane (singular vocative)
Danové (plural vocative)
Danovi (locative singular)
Danu (locative singular)
Danech (locative plural)
Danem (instrumental singular)
Dany (instrumental plural)

(informal) a male given name, short form of Daniel


Dita

Dita (nominative singular)
Dity (nominative plural)
Dity (genitive singular)
Dit (genitive plural)
Ditě (dative singular)
Ditám (dative plural)
Ditu (accusative singular)
Dity (accusative plural)
Dito (singular vocative)
Dity (plural vocative)
Ditě (locative singular)
Ditách (locative plural)
Ditou (instrumental singular)
Ditami (instrumental plural)


Ester

Ester (nominative singular)
Estere (nominative plural)
Estere (genitive singular)
Esteří (genitive plural)
Esteři (dative singular)
Esteřím (dative plural)
Ester (accusative singular)
Estere (accusative plural)
Esteři (singular vocative)
Estere (plural vocative)
Esteři (locative singular)
Esteřích (locative plural)
Esteří (instrumental singular)
Esteremi (instrumental plural)

a female given name from Hebrew, equivalent to English Esther


Kuba

Kuba (nominative singular)
Kubové (nominative plural)
Kuby (genitive singular)
Kubů (genitive plural)
Kubovi (dative singular)
Kubům (dative plural)
Kubu (accusative singular)
Kuby (accusative plural)
Kubo (singular vocative)
Kubové (plural vocative)
Kubovi (locative singular)
Kubech (locative plural)
Kubou (instrumental singular)
Kuby (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the male given name Jakub


Lada

Lada (nominative singular)
Lady (nominative plural)
Lady (genitive singular)
Lad (genitive plural)
Ladě (dative singular)
Ladám (dative plural)
Ladu (accusative singular)
Lady (accusative plural)
Lado (singular vocative)
Lady (plural vocative)
Ladě (locative singular)
Ladách (locative plural)
Ladou (instrumental singular)
Ladami (instrumental plural)


Leo

Leo (nominative singular)
Leové (nominative plural)
Lea (genitive singular)
Leů (genitive plural)
Leovi (dative singular)
Leu (dative singular)
Leům (dative plural)
Lea (accusative singular)
Ley (accusative plural)
Leo (singular vocative)
Leové (plural vocative)
Leovi (locative singular)
Leu (locative singular)
Leech (locative plural)
Leem (instrumental singular)
Ley (instrumental plural)


Linda

Linda (nominative singular)
Lindy (nominative plural)
Lindy (genitive singular)
Lind (genitive plural)
Lindě (dative singular)
Lindám (dative plural)
Lindu (accusative singular)
Lindy (accusative plural)
Lindo (singular vocative)
Lindy (plural vocative)
Lindě (locative singular)
Lindách (locative plural)
Lindou (instrumental singular)
Lindami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Linda


Marcel

Marcel m anim (relational adjective Marcelův)

Marcelův (adjective relational)
Marcel (nominative singular)
Marcelové (nominative plural)
Marcela (genitive singular)
Marcelů (genitive plural)
Marcelovi (dative singular)
Marcelu (dative singular)
Marcelům (dative plural)
Marcela (accusative singular)
Marcely (accusative plural)
Marcele (singular vocative)
Marceli (singular vocative)
Marcelové (plural vocative)
Marcelovi (locative singular)
Marcelu (locative singular)
Marcelech (locative plural)
Marcelem (instrumental singular)
Marcely (instrumental plural)

a male given name from French, equivalent to English Marcel


Marina

Marina (nominative singular)
Mariny (nominative plural)
Mariny (genitive singular)
Marin (genitive plural)
Marině (dative singular)
Marinám (dative plural)
Marinu (accusative singular)
Mariny (accusative plural)
Marino (singular vocative)
Mariny (plural vocative)
Marině (locative singular)
Marinách (locative plural)
Marinou (instrumental singular)
Marinami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Marina


Martin

Martin m anim (female equivalent Martina)

Martina (feminine)
Martin (nominative singular)
Martinové (nominative plural)
Martina (genitive singular)
Martinů (genitive plural)
Martinovi (dative singular)
Martinu (dative singular)
Martinům (dative plural)
Martina (accusative singular)
Martiny (accusative plural)
Martine (singular vocative)
Martinové (plural vocative)
Martinovi (locative singular)
Martinu (locative singular)
Martinech (locative plural)
Martinem (instrumental singular)
Martiny (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Latin Mārtīnus (“of or like Mars” or “little Mars”), Mārs, Mārtis + -īnus (diminutive suffix).

bor+

a male given name from Latin, equivalent to English Martin


Maxim

Maxim (nominative singular)
Maximové (nominative plural)
Maxima (genitive singular)
Maximů (genitive plural)
Maximovi (dative singular)
Maximu (dative singular)
Maximům (dative plural)
Maxima (accusative singular)
Maximy (accusative plural)
Maxime (singular vocative)
Maximové (plural vocative)
Maximovi (locative singular)
Maximu (locative singular)
Maximech (locative plural)
Maximem (instrumental singular)
Maximy (instrumental plural)

From the Latin saint's name Maximus, cognate to French Maxime and Russian Макси́м (Maksím).

a male given name from Latin, equivalent to English Maximus


Mona

Mona (nominative singular)
Mony (genitive singular)
Moně (dative singular)
Monu (accusative singular)
Mono (singular vocative)
Moně (locative singular)
Monou (instrumental singular)


Petra

Petra (nominative singular)
Petry (nominative plural)
Petry (genitive singular)
Peter (genitive plural)
Petře (dative singular)
Petrám (dative plural)
Petru (accusative singular)
Petry (accusative plural)
Petro (singular vocative)
Petry (plural vocative)
Petře (locative singular)
Petrách (locative plural)
Petrou (instrumental singular)
Petrami (instrumental plural)

a female given name from Ancient Greek, equivalent to English Petra


Regina

Regina (nominative singular)
Reginy (nominative plural)
Reginy (genitive singular)
Regin (genitive plural)
Regině (dative singular)
Reginám (dative plural)
Reginu (accusative singular)
Reginy (accusative plural)
Regino (singular vocative)
Reginy (plural vocative)
Regině (locative singular)
Reginách (locative plural)
Reginou (instrumental singular)
Reginami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Regina


Robin

Robin (nominative singular)
Robinové (nominative plural)
Robina (genitive singular)
Robinů (genitive plural)
Robinovi (dative singular)
Robinu (dative singular)
Robinům (dative plural)
Robina (accusative singular)
Robiny (accusative plural)
Robine (singular vocative)
Robinové (plural vocative)
Robinovi (locative singular)
Robinu (locative singular)
Robinech (locative plural)
Robinem (instrumental singular)
Robiny (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Robin


Roman

Roman (nominative singular)
Romané (nominative plural)
Romani (nominative plural)
Romana (genitive singular)
Romanů (genitive plural)
Romanovi (dative singular)
Romanu (dative singular)
Romanům (dative plural)
Romana (accusative singular)
Romany (accusative plural)
Romane (singular vocative)
Romané (plural vocative)
Romani (plural vocative)
Romanovi (locative singular)
Romanu (locative singular)
Romanech (locative plural)
Romanem (instrumental singular)
Romany (instrumental plural)


Sylva

Sylva (nominative singular)
Sylvy (nominative plural)
Sylvy (genitive singular)
Sylev (genitive plural)
Sylvě (dative singular)
Sylvám (dative plural)
Sylvu (accusative singular)
Sylvy (accusative plural)
Sylvo (singular vocative)
Sylvy (plural vocative)
Sylvě (locative singular)
Sylvách (locative plural)
Sylvou (instrumental singular)
Sylvami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Sylvia


Viola

Viola (nominative singular)
Violy (nominative plural)
Violy (genitive singular)
Viol (genitive plural)
Viole (dative singular)
Violám (dative plural)
Violu (accusative singular)
Violy (accusative plural)
Violo (singular vocative)
Violy (plural vocative)
Viole (locative singular)
Violách (locative plural)
Violou (instrumental singular)
Violami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Viola


Zoe

Zoe (nominative singular)
Zoe (nominative plural)
Zoe (genitive singular)
Zoí (genitive plural)
Zoi (dative singular)
Zoím (dative plural)
Zoi (accusative singular)
Zoe (accusative plural)
Zoe (singular vocative)
Zoe (plural vocative)
Zoi (locative singular)
Zoích (locative plural)
Zoí (instrumental singular)
Zoemi (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Zoë


Venda

Venda (nominative singular)
Vendy (nominative plural)
Vendy (genitive singular)
Vend (genitive plural)
Vendě (dative singular)
Vendám (dative plural)
Vendu (accusative singular)
Vendy (accusative plural)
Vendo (singular vocative)
Vendy (plural vocative)
Vendě (locative singular)
Vendách (locative plural)
Vendou (instrumental singular)
Vendami (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the female given name Vendula


Erik

cs-proper noun

Erik m anim (relational adjective Erikův)

Erikův (adjective relational)
Erik (nominative singular)
Erikové (nominative plural)
Erika (genitive singular)
Eriků (genitive plural)
Erikovi (dative singular)
Eriku (dative singular)
Erikům (dative plural)
Erika (accusative singular)
Eriky (accusative plural)
Eriku (singular vocative)
Erikové (plural vocative)
Erikovi (locative singular)
Eriku (locative singular)
Ericích (locative plural)
Erikem (instrumental singular)
Eriky (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Eric


Hugo

Hugo (nominative singular)
Hugové (nominative plural)
Huga (genitive singular)
Hugů (genitive plural)
Hugovi (dative singular)
Hugu (dative singular)
Hugům (dative plural)
Huga (accusative singular)
Hugy (accusative plural)
Hugo (singular vocative)
Hugové (plural vocative)
Hugovi (locative singular)
Hugu (locative singular)
Huzích (locative plural)
Hugem (instrumental singular)
Hugy (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Hugh or Hugo


Bruno

Bruno (nominative singular)
Brunové (nominative plural)
Bruna (genitive singular)
Brunů (genitive plural)
Brunovi (dative singular)
Brunu (dative singular)
Brunům (dative plural)
Bruna (accusative singular)
Bruny (accusative plural)
Bruno (singular vocative)
Brunové (plural vocative)
Brunovi (locative singular)
Brunu (locative singular)
Brunech (locative plural)
Brunem (instrumental singular)
Bruny (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Bruno


Viktor

Viktor (nominative singular)
Viktorové (nominative plural)
Viktora (genitive singular)
Viktorů (genitive plural)
Viktorovi (dative singular)
Viktoru (dative singular)
Viktorům (dative plural)
Viktora (accusative singular)
Viktory (accusative plural)
Viktore (singular vocative)
Viktorové (plural vocative)
Viktorovi (locative singular)
Viktoru (locative singular)
Viktorech (locative plural)
Viktorem (instrumental singular)
Viktory (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Victor


Sylvie

Sylvie (nominative singular)
Sylvie (nominative plural)
Sylvie (genitive singular)
Sylvií (genitive plural)
Sylvii (dative singular)
Sylviím (dative plural)
Sylvii (accusative singular)
Sylvie (accusative plural)
Sylvie (singular vocative)
Sylvie (plural vocative)
Sylvii (locative singular)
Sylviích (locative plural)
Sylvií (instrumental singular)
Sylviemi (instrumental plural)


Igor

a male given name, equivalent to English Igor


Boris

Boris m anim (relational adjective Borisův)

Borisův (adjective relational)
Boris (nominative singular)
Borisové (nominative plural)
Borise (genitive singular)
Borisů (genitive plural)
Borisovi (dative singular)
Borisi (dative singular)
Borisům (dative plural)
Borise (accusative singular)
Borise (accusative plural)
Borisi (singular vocative)
Borisové (plural vocative)
Borisovi (locative singular)
Borisi (locative singular)
Borisích (locative plural)
Borisem (instrumental singular)
Borisi (instrumental plural)


Martina

Martina (nominative singular)
Martiny (nominative plural)
Martiny (genitive singular)
Martin (genitive plural)
Martině (dative singular)
Martinám (dative plural)
Martinu (accusative singular)
Martiny (accusative plural)
Martino (singular vocative)
Martiny (plural vocative)
Martině (locative singular)
Martinách (locative plural)
Martinou (instrumental singular)
Martinami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Martina


Nina

Nina (nominative singular)
Niny (nominative plural)
Niny (genitive singular)
Nin (genitive plural)
Nině (dative singular)
Ninám (dative plural)
Ninu (accusative singular)
Niny (accusative plural)
Nino (singular vocative)
Niny (plural vocative)
Nině (locative singular)
Ninách (locative plural)
Ninou (instrumental singular)
Ninami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Nina


Marta

Marta (nominative singular)
Marty (nominative plural)
Marty (genitive singular)
Mart (genitive plural)
Martě (dative singular)
Martám (dative plural)
Martu (accusative singular)
Marty (accusative plural)
Marto (singular vocative)
Marty (plural vocative)
Martě (locative singular)
Martách (locative plural)
Martou (instrumental singular)
Martami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Martha


Saša

Saša (nominative singular)
Sašové (nominative plural)
Saši (genitive singular)
Sašů (genitive plural)
Sašovi (dative singular)
Sašům (dative plural)
Sašu (accusative singular)
Saši (accusative plural)
Sašo (singular vocative)
Sašové (plural vocative)
Sašovi (locative singular)
Saších (locative plural)
Sašou (instrumental singular)
Saši (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the male given name Alexandr


Saša

Saša (nominative singular)
Saši (nominative plural)
Saši (genitive singular)
Saš (genitive plural)
Saše (dative singular)
Saši (dative singular)
Sašám (dative plural)
Sašu (accusative singular)
Saši (accusative plural)
Sašo (singular vocative)
Saši (plural vocative)
Saše (locative singular)
Saši (locative singular)
Sašách (locative plural)
Sašou (instrumental singular)
Sašami (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the female given name Alexandra


Emanuel

Emanuel (nominative singular)
Emanuelové (nominative plural)
Emanuela (genitive singular)
Emanuelů (genitive plural)
Emanuelovi (dative singular)
Emanuelu (dative singular)
Emanuelům (dative plural)
Emanuela (accusative singular)
Emanuely (accusative plural)
Emanuele (singular vocative)
Emanuelové (plural vocative)
Emanuelovi (locative singular)
Emanuelu (locative singular)
Emanuelech (locative plural)
Emanuelem (instrumental singular)
Emanuely (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Hebrew עִמָּנוּאֵל (imanu'él), from עִמָּנוּ אֵל (imánu él, literally “God is with us”).

bor+

a male given name from Hebrew, equivalent to English Immanuel


Stanislav

Stanislav (nominative singular)
Stanislavové (nominative plural)
Stanislava (genitive singular)
Stanislavů (genitive plural)
Stanislavovi (dative singular)
Stanislavu (dative singular)
Stanislavům (dative plural)
Stanislava (accusative singular)
Stanislavy (accusative plural)
Stanislave (singular vocative)
Stanislavové (plural vocative)
Stanislavovi (locative singular)
Stanislavu (locative singular)
Stanislavech (locative plural)
Stanislavem (instrumental singular)
Stanislavy (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Stanislaus


Dora

Dora (nominative singular)
Dory (nominative plural)
Dory (genitive singular)
Dor (genitive plural)
Doře (dative singular)
Dorám (dative plural)
Doru (accusative singular)
Dory (accusative plural)
Doro (singular vocative)
Dory (plural vocative)
Doře (locative singular)
Dorách (locative plural)
Dorou (instrumental singular)
Dorami (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the female given name Dorota


Roland

a male given name, equivalent to English Roland


Daniela

Daniela (nominative singular)
Daniely (nominative plural)
Daniely (genitive singular)
Daniel (genitive plural)
Daniele (dative singular)
Danielám (dative plural)
Danielu (accusative singular)
Daniely (accusative plural)
Danielo (singular vocative)
Daniely (plural vocative)
Daniele (locative singular)
Danielách (locative plural)
Danielou (instrumental singular)
Danielami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Daniela


Nora

Nora (nominative singular)
Nory (nominative plural)
Nory (genitive singular)
Nor (genitive plural)
Noře (dative singular)
Norám (dative plural)
Noru (accusative singular)
Nory (accusative plural)
Noro (singular vocative)
Nory (plural vocative)
Noře (locative singular)
Norách (locative plural)
Norou (instrumental singular)
Norami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Nora


Eva

Eva (nominative singular)
Evy (nominative plural)
Evy (genitive singular)
Ev (genitive plural)
Evě (dative singular)
Evám (dative plural)
Evu (accusative singular)
Evy (accusative plural)
Evo (singular vocative)
Evy (plural vocative)
Evě (locative singular)
Evách (locative plural)
Evou (instrumental singular)
Evami (instrumental plural)


Tamara

Tamara (nominative singular)
Tamary (nominative plural)
Tamary (genitive singular)
Tamar (genitive plural)
Tamaře (dative singular)
Tamarám (dative plural)
Tamaru (accusative singular)
Tamary (accusative plural)
Tamaro (singular vocative)
Tamary (plural vocative)
Tamaře (locative singular)
Tamarách (locative plural)
Tamarou (instrumental singular)
Tamarami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Tamara


Helena

Helena (nominative singular)
Heleny (nominative plural)
Heleny (genitive singular)
Helen (genitive plural)
Heleně (dative singular)
Helenám (dative plural)
Helenu (accusative singular)
Heleny (accusative plural)
Heleno (singular vocative)
Heleny (plural vocative)
Heleně (locative singular)
Helenách (locative plural)
Helenou (instrumental singular)
Helenami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Helen


Karina

Karina (nominative singular)
Kariny (nominative plural)
Kariny (genitive singular)
Karin (genitive plural)
Karině (dative singular)
Karinám (dative plural)
Karinu (accusative singular)
Kariny (accusative plural)
Karino (singular vocative)
Kariny (plural vocative)
Karině (locative singular)
Karinách (locative plural)
Karinou (instrumental singular)
Karinami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Karin or Karina


Julie

Julie (nominative singular)
Julie (nominative plural)
Julie (genitive singular)
Julií (genitive plural)
Julii (dative singular)
Juliím (dative plural)
Julii (accusative singular)
Julie (accusative plural)
Julie (singular vocative)
Julie (plural vocative)
Julii (locative singular)
Juliích (locative plural)
Julií (instrumental singular)
Juliemi (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Julia


Valérie

Valérie (nominative singular)
Valérie (nominative plural)
Valérie (genitive singular)
Valérií (genitive plural)
Valérii (dative singular)
Valériím (dative plural)
Valérii (accusative singular)
Valérie (accusative plural)
Valérie (singular vocative)
Valérie (plural vocative)
Valérii (locative singular)
Valériích (locative plural)
Valérií (instrumental singular)
Valériemi (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Valerie


Filip

Filip (nominative singular)
Filipové (nominative plural)
Filipa (genitive singular)
Filipů (genitive plural)
Filipovi (dative singular)
Filipům (dative plural)
Filipa (accusative singular)
Filipy (accusative plural)
Filipe (singular vocative)
Filipové (plural vocative)
Filipovi (locative singular)
Filipech (locative plural)
Filipem (instrumental singular)
Filipy (instrumental plural)

a male given name from Ancient Greek, equivalent to English Philip


Virginie

Virginie (nominative singular)
Virginie (nominative plural)
Virginie (genitive singular)
Virginií (genitive plural)
Virginii (dative singular)
Virginiím (dative plural)
Virginii (accusative singular)
Virginie (accusative plural)
Virginie (singular vocative)
Virginie (plural vocative)
Virginii (locative singular)
Virginiích (locative plural)
Virginií (instrumental singular)
Virginiemi (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Virginia


Felix

Felix (nominative singular)
Felixové (nominative plural)
Felixa (genitive singular)
Felixů (genitive plural)
Felixovi (dative singular)
Felixu (dative singular)
Felixům (dative plural)
Felixa (accusative singular)
Felixy (accusative plural)
Felixe (singular vocative)
Felixové (plural vocative)
Felixovi (locative singular)
Felixu (locative singular)
Felixech (locative plural)
Felixem (instrumental singular)
Felixy (instrumental plural)

a male given name from Latin, equivalent to English Felix


Abdon

Abdon (nominative singular)
Abdonové (nominative plural)
Abdona (genitive singular)
Abdonů (genitive plural)
Abdonovi (dative singular)
Abdonu (dative singular)
Abdonům (dative plural)
Abdona (accusative singular)
Abdony (accusative plural)
Abdone (singular vocative)
Abdonové (plural vocative)
Abdonovi (locative singular)
Abdonu (locative singular)
Abdonech (locative plural)
Abdonem (instrumental singular)
Abdony (instrumental plural)

a male given name from Hebrew, equivalent to English Abdon


Alfons

Alfons (nominative singular)
Alfonsové (nominative plural)
Alfonsa (genitive singular)
Alfonsů (genitive plural)
Alfonsovi (dative singular)
Alfonsu (dative singular)
Alfonsům (dative plural)
Alfonsa (accusative singular)
Alfonsy (accusative plural)
Alfonse (singular vocative)
Alfonsové (plural vocative)
Alfonsovi (locative singular)
Alfonsu (locative singular)
Alfonsech (locative plural)
Alfonsem (instrumental singular)
Alfonsy (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Alphonse


Gustav

Gustav (nominative singular)
Gustavové (nominative plural)
Gustava (genitive singular)
Gustavů (genitive plural)
Gustavovi (dative singular)
Gustavu (dative singular)
Gustavům (dative plural)
Gustava (accusative singular)
Gustavy (accusative plural)
Gustave (singular vocative)
Gustavové (plural vocative)
Gustavovi (locative singular)
Gustavu (locative singular)
Gustavech (locative plural)
Gustavem (instrumental singular)
Gustavy (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Gustav


Sandra

Sandra (nominative singular)
Sandry (nominative plural)
Sandry (genitive singular)
Sander (genitive plural)
Sandře (dative singular)
Sandrám (dative plural)
Sandru (accusative singular)
Sandry (accusative plural)
Sandro (singular vocative)
Sandry (plural vocative)
Sandře (locative singular)
Sandrách (locative plural)
Sandrou (instrumental singular)
Sandrami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Sandra


Rebeka

Rebeka (nominative singular)
Rebeky (nominative plural)
Rebeky (genitive singular)
Rebek (genitive plural)
Rebece (dative singular)
Rebekám (dative plural)
Rebeku (accusative singular)
Rebeky (accusative plural)
Rebeko (singular vocative)
Rebeky (plural vocative)
Rebece (locative singular)
Rebekách (locative plural)
Rebekou (instrumental singular)
Rebekami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Rebecca


Renata

Renata (nominative singular)
Renaty (nominative plural)
Renaty (genitive singular)
Renat (genitive plural)
Renatě (dative singular)
Renatám (dative plural)
Renatu (accusative singular)
Renaty (accusative plural)
Renato (singular vocative)
Renaty (plural vocative)
Renatě (locative singular)
Renatách (locative plural)
Renatou (instrumental singular)
Renatami (instrumental plural)


Sabina

Sabina (nominative singular)
Sabiny (nominative plural)
Sabiny (genitive singular)
Sabin (genitive plural)
Sabině (dative singular)
Sabinám (dative plural)
Sabinu (accusative singular)
Sabiny (accusative plural)
Sabino (singular vocative)
Sabiny (plural vocative)
Sabině (locative singular)
Sabinách (locative plural)
Sabinou (instrumental singular)
Sabinami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Sabina


Simona

Simona (nominative singular)
Simony (nominative plural)
Simony (genitive singular)
Simon (genitive plural)
Simoně (dative singular)
Simonám (dative plural)
Simonu (accusative singular)
Simony (accusative plural)
Simono (singular vocative)
Simony (plural vocative)
Simoně (locative singular)
Simonách (locative plural)
Simonou (instrumental singular)
Simonami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Simona or Simone


Hubert

Hubert (nominative singular)
Hubertové (nominative plural)
Huberta (genitive singular)
Hubertů (genitive plural)
Hubertovi (dative singular)
Hubertu (dative singular)
Hubertům (dative plural)
Huberta (accusative singular)
Huberty (accusative plural)
Huberte (singular vocative)
Hubertové (plural vocative)
Hubertovi (locative singular)
Hubertu (locative singular)
Hubertech (locative plural)
Hubertem (instrumental singular)
Huberty (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Hubert


Berta

Berta (nominative singular)
Berty (nominative plural)
Berty (genitive singular)
Bert (genitive plural)
Bertě (dative singular)
Bertám (dative plural)
Bertu (accusative singular)
Berty (accusative plural)
Berto (singular vocative)
Berty (plural vocative)
Bertě (locative singular)
Bertách (locative plural)
Bertou (instrumental singular)
Bertami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Bertha


Leopold

Leopold (nominative singular)
Leopoldové (nominative plural)
Leopolda (genitive singular)
Leopoldů (genitive plural)
Leopoldovi (dative singular)
Leopoldu (dative singular)
Leopoldům (dative plural)
Leopolda (accusative singular)
Leopoldy (accusative plural)
Leopolde (singular vocative)
Leopoldové (plural vocative)
Leopoldovi (locative singular)
Leopoldu (locative singular)
Leopoldech (locative plural)
Leopoldem (instrumental singular)
Leopoldy (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Leopold


Monika

Monika (nominative singular)
Moniky (nominative plural)
Moniky (genitive singular)
Monik (genitive plural)
Monice (dative singular)
Monikám (dative plural)
Moniku (accusative singular)
Moniky (accusative plural)
Moniko (singular vocative)
Moniky (plural vocative)
Monice (locative singular)
Monikách (locative plural)
Monikou (instrumental singular)
Monikami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Monica


Gordana

Gordana (nominative singular)
Gordany (nominative plural)
Gordany (genitive singular)
Gordan (genitive plural)
Gordaně (dative singular)
Gordanám (dative plural)
Gordanu (accusative singular)
Gordany (accusative plural)
Gordano (singular vocative)
Gordany (plural vocative)
Gordaně (locative singular)
Gordanách (locative plural)
Gordanou (instrumental singular)
Gordanami (instrumental plural)


Olga

Olga (nominative singular)
Olgy (genitive singular)
Olze (dative singular)
Olgu (accusative singular)
Olgo (singular vocative)
Olze (locative singular)
Olgou (instrumental singular)


Jáchym

Jáchym (nominative singular)
Jáchymové (nominative plural)
Jáchyma (genitive singular)
Jáchymů (genitive plural)
Jáchymovi (dative singular)
Jáchymu (dative singular)
Jáchymům (dative plural)
Jáchyma (accusative singular)
Jáchymy (accusative plural)
Jáchyme (singular vocative)
Jáchymové (plural vocative)
Jáchymovi (locative singular)
Jáchymu (locative singular)
Jáchymech (locative plural)
Jáchymem (instrumental singular)
Jáchymy (instrumental plural)

Biblical name (2 Kings 24), Biblical Hebrew יְהוֹיָקִים (Jehoiakim, literally “enhanced by God”).

der

a male given name from Hebrew, equivalent to English Joachim


Vilma

Vilma (nominative singular)
Vilmy (nominative plural)
Vilmy (genitive singular)
Vilem (genitive plural)
Vilmě (dative singular)
Vilmám (dative plural)
Vilmu (accusative singular)
Vilmy (accusative plural)
Vilmo (singular vocative)
Vilmy (plural vocative)
Vilmě (locative singular)
Vilmách (locative plural)
Vilmou (instrumental singular)
Vilmami (instrumental plural)


María

a female given name from Hebrew, equivalent to English Mary


Izrael

cs-proper noun

Izrael m anim (relational adjective Izraelův)

Izraelův (adjective relational)
Izrael (nominative singular)
Izraelové (nominative plural)
Izraela (genitive singular)
Izraele (genitive singular)
Izraelů (genitive plural)
Izraelovi (dative singular)
Izraeli (dative singular)
Izraelům (dative plural)
Izraela (accusative singular)
Izraele (accusative singular)
Izraele (accusative plural)
Izraeli (singular vocative)
Izraelové (plural vocative)
Izraelovi (locative singular)
Izraeli (locative singular)
Izraelích (locative plural)
Izraelem (instrumental singular)
Izraeli (instrumental plural)

a male given name from Hebrew, equivalent to English Israel


Kristina

Kristina (nominative singular)
Kristiny (nominative plural)
Kristiny (genitive singular)
Kristin (genitive plural)
Kristině (dative singular)
Kristinám (dative plural)
Kristinu (accusative singular)
Kristiny (accusative plural)
Kristino (singular vocative)
Kristiny (plural vocative)
Kristině (locative singular)
Kristinách (locative plural)
Kristinou (instrumental singular)
Kristinami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Christina


Ivo

Ivo (nominative singular)
Ivové (nominative plural)
Iva (genitive singular)
Ivů (genitive plural)
Ivovi (dative singular)
Ivu (dative singular)
Ivům (dative plural)
Iva (accusative singular)
Ivy (accusative plural)
Ivo (singular vocative)
Ivové (plural vocative)
Ivovi (locative singular)
Ivu (locative singular)
Ivech (locative plural)
Ivem (instrumental singular)
Ivy (instrumental plural)

Cognate to French Yves, and also a variant of Ivan.


Artur

Artur (nominative singular)
Arturové (nominative plural)
Artura (genitive singular)
Arturů (genitive plural)
Arturovi (dative singular)
Arturu (dative singular)
Arturům (dative plural)
Artura (accusative singular)
Artury (accusative plural)
Arture (singular vocative)
Arturové (plural vocative)
Arturovi (locative singular)
Arturu (locative singular)
Arturech (locative plural)
Arturem (instrumental singular)
Artury (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Arthur


Karel

Karel m anim (relational adjective Karlův)

Karlův (adjective relational)
Karel (nominative singular)
Karlové (nominative plural)
Karla (genitive singular)
Karlů (genitive plural)
Karlovi (dative singular)
Karlu (dative singular)
Karlům (dative plural)
Karla (accusative singular)
Karly (accusative plural)
Karle (singular vocative)
Karlové (plural vocative)
Karlovi (locative singular)
Karlu (locative singular)
Karlech (locative plural)
Karlem (instrumental singular)
Karly (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Charles


Petr

Petr m anim (possessive adjective Petrův)

Petrův (adjective possessive)
Petr (nominative singular)
Petrové (nominative plural)
Petra (genitive singular)
Petrů (genitive plural)
Petrovi (dative singular)
Petru (dative singular)
Petrům (dative plural)
Petra (accusative singular)
Petry (accusative plural)
Petře (singular vocative)
Petrové (plural vocative)
Petrovi (locative singular)
Petru (locative singular)
Petrech (locative plural)
Petrem (instrumental singular)
Petry (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech Petr, from Latin Petrus.

a male given name, equivalent to English Peter


Ida

Ida (nominative singular)
Idy (nominative plural)
Idy (genitive singular)
Id (genitive plural)
Idě (dative singular)
Idám (dative plural)
Idu (accusative singular)
Idy (accusative plural)
Ido (singular vocative)
Idy (plural vocative)
Idě (locative singular)
Idách (locative plural)
Idou (instrumental singular)
Idami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to German Ida


Tereza

Tereza (nominative singular)
Terezy (nominative plural)
Terezy (genitive singular)
Terez (genitive plural)
Tereze (dative singular)
Terezám (dative plural)
Terezu (accusative singular)
Terezy (accusative plural)
Terezo (singular vocative)
Terezy (plural vocative)
Tereze (locative singular)
Terezách (locative plural)
Terezou (instrumental singular)
Terezami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Teresa


Michaela

Michaela (nominative singular)
Michaely (nominative plural)
Michaely (genitive singular)
Michael (genitive plural)
Michaele (dative singular)
Michaelám (dative plural)
Michaelu (accusative singular)
Michaely (accusative plural)
Michaelo (singular vocative)
Michaely (plural vocative)
Michaele (locative singular)
Michaelách (locative plural)
Michaelou (instrumental singular)
Michaelami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Michaela


Adriana

Adriana (nominative singular)
Adriany (nominative plural)
Adriany (genitive singular)
Adrian (genitive plural)
Adrianě (dative singular)
Adrianám (dative plural)
Adrianu (accusative singular)
Adriany (accusative plural)
Adriano (singular vocative)
Adriany (plural vocative)
Adrianě (locative singular)
Adrianách (locative plural)
Adrianou (instrumental singular)
Adrianami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Adriana


Irma

Irma (nominative singular)
Irmy (nominative plural)
Irmy (genitive singular)
Irem (genitive plural)
Irmě (dative singular)
Irmám (dative plural)
Irmu (accusative singular)
Irmy (accusative plural)
Irmo (singular vocative)
Irmy (plural vocative)
Irmě (locative singular)
Irmách (locative plural)
Irmou (instrumental singular)
Irmami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Irma


Emil

Emil (nominative singular)
Emilové (nominative plural)
Emila (genitive singular)
Emilů (genitive plural)
Emilovi (dative singular)
Emilu (dative singular)
Emilům (dative plural)
Emila (accusative singular)
Emily (accusative plural)
Emile (singular vocative)
Emilové (plural vocative)
Emilovi (locative singular)
Emilu (locative singular)
Emilech (locative plural)
Emilem (instrumental singular)
Emily (instrumental plural)

a male given name from Latin, equivalent to English Emil


Leona

Leona (nominative singular)
Leony (nominative plural)
Leony (genitive singular)
Leon (genitive plural)
Leoně (dative singular)
Leonám (dative plural)
Leonu (accusative singular)
Leony (accusative plural)
Leono (singular vocative)
Leony (plural vocative)
Leoně (locative singular)
Leonách (locative plural)
Leonou (instrumental singular)
Leonami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Leona


Karla

Karla (nominative singular)
Karly (nominative plural)
Karly (genitive singular)
Karel (genitive plural)
Karle (dative singular)
Karlám (dative plural)
Karlu (accusative singular)
Karly (accusative plural)
Karlo (singular vocative)
Karly (plural vocative)
Karle (locative singular)
Karlách (locative plural)
Karlou (instrumental singular)
Karlami (instrumental plural)


Řehoř

Řehoř (nominative singular)
Řehořové (nominative plural)
Řehoře (genitive singular)
Řehořů (genitive plural)
Řehořovi (dative singular)
Řehoři (dative singular)
Řehořům (dative plural)
Řehoře (accusative singular)
Řehoře (accusative plural)
Řehoři (singular vocative)
Řehořové (plural vocative)
Řehořovi (locative singular)
Řehoři (locative singular)
Řehořích (locative plural)
Řehořem (instrumental singular)
Řehoři (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech Hřehoř/Hrzehorz, ultimately from Ancient Greek Γρηγόριος (Grēgórios).

a male given name, equivalent to English Gregory


Jiří

Jiří (nominative singular)
Jiřího (genitive singular)
Jiřímu (dative singular)
Jiřího (accusative singular)
Jiří (singular vocative)
Jiřím (locative singular)
Jiřím (instrumental singular)

→ Slovak: Jiří

Inherited from Old Czech Juří, from Latin Geōrgius.

a male given name, equivalent to English George


Ondřej

Ondra (diminutive)
Ondřej (nominative singular)
Ondřejové (nominative plural)
Ondřeje (genitive singular)
Ondřejů (genitive plural)
Ondřejovi (dative singular)
Ondřeji (dative singular)
Ondřejům (dative plural)
Ondřeje (accusative singular)
Ondřeje (accusative plural)
Ondřeji (singular vocative)
Ondřejové (plural vocative)
Ondřejovi (locative singular)
Ondřeji (locative singular)
Ondřejích (locative plural)
Ondřejem (instrumental singular)
Ondřeji (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek Ἀνδρέας (Andréas).

bor+

a male given name from Ancient Greek, equivalent to English Andrew


Josef

Josef (nominative singular)
Josefové (nominative plural)
Josefa (genitive singular)
Josefů (genitive plural)
Josefovi (dative singular)
Josefu (dative singular)
Josefům (dative plural)
Josefa (accusative singular)
Josefy (accusative plural)
Josefe (singular vocative)
Josefové (plural vocative)
Josefovi (locative singular)
Josefu (locative singular)
Josefech (locative plural)
Josefem (instrumental singular)
Josefy (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Biblical Hebrew יוֹסֵף (Yoséf, literally “(God) shall add”).

a male given name from Hebrew, equivalent to English Joseph


Marek

Marek (nominative singular)
Markové (nominative plural)
Marka (genitive singular)
Marků (genitive plural)
Markovi (dative singular)
Marku (dative singular)
Markům (dative plural)
Marka (accusative singular)
Marky (accusative plural)
Marku (singular vocative)
Markové (plural vocative)
Markovi (locative singular)
Marku (locative singular)
Marcích (locative plural)
Markem (instrumental singular)
Marky (instrumental plural)

a male given name from Latin, equivalent to English Mark


Elena

Elena (nominative singular)
Eleny (nominative plural)
Eleny (genitive singular)
Elen (genitive plural)
Eleně (dative singular)
Elenám (dative plural)
Elenu (accusative singular)
Eleny (accusative plural)
Eleno (singular vocative)
Eleny (plural vocative)
Eleně (locative singular)
Elenách (locative plural)
Elenou (instrumental singular)
Elenami (instrumental plural)


Gabriela

Gabriela (nominative singular)
Gabriely (nominative plural)
Gabriely (genitive singular)
Gabriel (genitive plural)
Gabriele (dative singular)
Gabrielám (dative plural)
Gabrielu (accusative singular)
Gabriely (accusative plural)
Gabrielo (singular vocative)
Gabriely (plural vocative)
Gabriele (locative singular)
Gabrielách (locative plural)
Gabrielou (instrumental singular)
Gabrielami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Gabriela


Iva

Iva (nominative singular)
Ivy (nominative plural)
Ivy (genitive singular)
Iv (genitive plural)
Ivě (dative singular)
Ivám (dative plural)
Ivu (accusative singular)
Ivy (accusative plural)
Ivo (singular vocative)
Ivy (plural vocative)
Ivě (locative singular)
Ivách (locative plural)
Ivou (instrumental singular)
Ivami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Iva


Mariana

Mariana (nominative singular)
Mariany (nominative plural)
Mariany (genitive singular)
Marian (genitive plural)
Marianě (dative singular)
Marianám (dative plural)
Marianu (accusative singular)
Mariany (accusative plural)
Mariano (singular vocative)
Mariany (plural vocative)
Marianě (locative singular)
Marianách (locative plural)
Marianou (instrumental singular)
Marianami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Mariana


Pavel

Pavel (nominative singular)
Pavlové (nominative plural)
Pavla (genitive singular)
Pavlů (genitive plural)
Pavlovi (dative singular)
Pavlu (dative singular)
Pavlům (dative plural)
Pavla (accusative singular)
Pavly (accusative plural)
Pavle (singular vocative)
Pavlové (plural vocative)
Pavlovi (locative singular)
Pavlu (locative singular)
Pavlech (locative plural)
Pavlem (instrumental singular)
Pavly (instrumental plural)

Derived from Latin Paulus, from paulus (“small”). Probably through a late Common Slavic or Church Slavonic form, itself possibly coming through a Byzantine Greek intermediate (compare Russian Па́вел (Pável), Ukrainian Павло (Pavlo)).

a male given name, equivalent to English Paul


Tomáš

Tomáš (nominative singular)
Tomášové (nominative plural)
Tomáše (genitive singular)
Tomášů (genitive plural)
Tomášovi (dative singular)
Tomáši (dative singular)
Tomášům (dative plural)
Tomáše (accusative singular)
Tomáše (accusative plural)
Tomáši (singular vocative)
Tomášové (plural vocative)
Tomášovi (locative singular)
Tomáši (locative singular)
Tomáších (locative plural)
Tomášem (instrumental singular)
Tomáši (instrumental plural)

Derived from Latin Thōmās, from Ancient Greek Θωμᾶς (Thōmâs), from Aramaic תאומא/תאמא (“twin”).

a male given name, equivalent to English Thomas


Lukáš

Lukáš (nominative singular)
Lukášové (nominative plural)
Lukáše (genitive singular)
Lukášů (genitive plural)
Lukášovi (dative singular)
Lukáši (dative singular)
Lukášům (dative plural)
Lukáše (accusative singular)
Lukáše (accusative plural)
Lukáši (singular vocative)
Lukášové (plural vocative)
Lukášovi (locative singular)
Lukáši (locative singular)
Lukáších (locative plural)
Lukášem (instrumental singular)
Lukáši (instrumental plural)

Derived from Latin Lūcās, from Ancient Greek Λουκᾶς (Loukâs, “man from Lucania”).

der

a male given name from Ancient Greek, equivalent to English Luke or Lucas


Pavla

Pavla (nominative singular)
Pavly (nominative plural)
Pavly (genitive singular)
Pavel (genitive plural)
Pavle (dative singular)
Pavlám (dative plural)
Pavlu (accusative singular)
Pavly (accusative plural)
Pavlo (singular vocative)
Pavly (plural vocative)
Pavle (locative singular)
Pavlách (locative plural)
Pavlou (instrumental singular)
Pavlami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Paula


Kateřina

Kateřina (nominative singular)
Kateřiny (nominative plural)
Kateřiny (genitive singular)
Kateřin (genitive plural)
Kateřině (dative singular)
Kateřinám (dative plural)
Kateřinu (accusative singular)
Kateřiny (accusative plural)
Kateřino (singular vocative)
Kateřiny (plural vocative)
Kateřině (locative singular)
Kateřinách (locative plural)
Kateřinou (instrumental singular)
Kateřinami (instrumental plural)

a female given name from Ancient Greek, equivalent to English Catherine


Kryštof

Kryštof (nominative singular)
Kryštofové (nominative plural)
Kryštofa (genitive singular)
Kryštofů (genitive plural)
Kryštofovi (dative singular)
Kryštofu (dative singular)
Kryštofům (dative plural)
Kryštofa (accusative singular)
Kryštofy (accusative plural)
Kryštofe (singular vocative)
Kryštofové (plural vocative)
Kryštofovi (locative singular)
Kryštofu (locative singular)
Kryštofech (locative plural)
Kryštofem (instrumental singular)
Kryštofy (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Christopher


Kristína

Kristína (nominative singular)
Kristíny (nominative plural)
Kristíny (genitive singular)
Kristín (genitive plural)
Kristíně (dative singular)
Kristínám (dative plural)
Kristínu (accusative singular)
Kristíny (accusative plural)
Kristíno (singular vocative)
Kristíny (plural vocative)
Kristíně (locative singular)
Kristínách (locative plural)
Kristínou (instrumental singular)
Kristínami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Christina


Havel

cs-proper noun

Havel m anim (relational adjective Havlův)

Havlův (adjective relational)
Havel (nominative singular)
Havlové (nominative plural)
Havla (genitive singular)
Havlů (genitive plural)
Havlovi (dative singular)
Havlu (dative singular)
Havlům (dative plural)
Havla (accusative singular)
Havly (accusative plural)
Havle (singular vocative)
Havlové (plural vocative)
Havlovi (locative singular)
Havlu (locative singular)
Havlech (locative plural)
Havlem (instrumental singular)
Havly (instrumental plural)

From Old Irish Gall, the name of a seventh-century Irish monk, missionary to Swabia, from the Latin cognomen Gallus, originally from gallus (“cock”) but later associated with Gallus (“Gaul”).


Marika

Marika (nominative singular)
Mariky (nominative plural)
Mariky (genitive singular)
Marik (genitive plural)
Marice (dative singular)
Marikám (dative plural)
Mariku (accusative singular)
Mariky (accusative plural)
Mariko (singular vocative)
Mariky (plural vocative)
Marice (locative singular)
Marikách (locative plural)
Marikou (instrumental singular)
Marikami (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Hungarian Marika, a diminutive form of Mária (“Mary”).


Jana

Janin (adjective relational)
Jana (nominative singular)
Jany (nominative plural)
Jany (genitive singular)
Jan (genitive plural)
Janě (dative singular)
Janám (dative plural)
Janu (accusative singular)
Jany (accusative plural)
Jano (singular vocative)
Jani (informal singular vocative)
Jany (plural vocative)
Janě (locative singular)
Janách (locative plural)
Janou (instrumental singular)
Janami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Jane


Elsa

Elsin (adjective relational)
Elsa (nominative singular)
Elsy (genitive singular)
Else (dative singular)
Elsu (accusative singular)
Elso (singular vocative)
Else (locative singular)
Elsou (instrumental singular)


Benedikt

Benedikt (nominative singular)
Benedikta (genitive singular)
Benediktovi (dative singular)
Benediktu (dative singular)
Benedikta (accusative singular)
Benedikte (singular vocative)
Benediktovi (locative singular)
Benediktu (locative singular)
Benediktem (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Late Latin Benedictus, from Latin benedictus (“blessed”), perfect passive participle of benedīcō (“I speak well of, bless, praise”), from bene (“well”) + dīcō (“I speak”).

a male given name from Latin, equivalent to English Benedict


Magdalena

Magdalena (nominative singular)
Magdaleny (nominative plural)
Magdaleny (genitive singular)
Magdalen (genitive plural)
Magdaleně (dative singular)
Magdalenám (dative plural)
Magdalenu (accusative singular)
Magdaleny (accusative plural)
Magdaleno (singular vocative)
Magdaleny (plural vocative)
Magdaleně (locative singular)
Magdalenách (locative plural)
Magdalenou (instrumental singular)
Magdalenami (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek Μαγδαληνή (Magdalēnḗ, “woman from Magdala”).


Ilona

Ilona (nominative singular)
Ilony (nominative plural)
Ilony (genitive singular)
Ilon (genitive plural)
Iloně (dative singular)
Ilonám (dative plural)
Ilonu (accusative singular)
Ilony (accusative plural)
Ilono (singular vocative)
Ilony (plural vocative)
Iloně (locative singular)
Ilonách (locative plural)
Ilonou (instrumental singular)
Ilonami (instrumental plural)


Sofie

Sofie (nominative singular)
Sofie (nominative plural)
Sofie (genitive singular)
Sofií (genitive plural)
Sofii (dative singular)
Sofiím (dative plural)
Sofii (accusative singular)
Sofie (accusative plural)
Sofie (singular vocative)
Sofie (plural vocative)
Sofii (locative singular)
Sofiích (locative plural)
Sofií (instrumental singular)
Sofiemi (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Sophia


Janek

Janek (nominative singular)
Jankové (nominative plural)
Janka (genitive singular)
Janků (genitive plural)
Jankovi (dative singular)
Janku (dative singular)
Jankům (dative plural)
Janka (accusative singular)
Janky (accusative plural)
Janku (singular vocative)
Jankové (plural vocative)
Jankovi (locative singular)
Janku (locative singular)
Jancích (locative plural)
Jankem (instrumental singular)
Janky (instrumental plural)

Janek vás miloval! Zabil se pro vás!

Janek loved you! He killed himself for you!

(colloquial) a diminutive of the male given name Jan


Antonín

Antonín (nominative singular)
Antonínové (nominative plural)
Antonína (genitive singular)
Antonínů (genitive plural)
Antonínovi (dative singular)
Antonínu (dative singular)
Antonínům (dative plural)
Antonína (accusative singular)
Antoníny (accusative plural)
Antoníne (singular vocative)
Antonínové (plural vocative)
Antonínovi (locative singular)
Antonínu (locative singular)
Antonínech (locative plural)
Antonínem (instrumental singular)
Antoníny (instrumental plural)

a male given name from Latin, equivalent to English Anthony


Irena

Irena (nominative singular)
Ireny (nominative plural)
Ireny (genitive singular)
Iren (genitive plural)
Ireně (dative singular)
Irenám (dative plural)
Irenu (accusative singular)
Ireny (accusative plural)
Ireno (singular vocative)
Ireny (plural vocative)
Ireně (locative singular)
Irenách (locative plural)
Irenou (instrumental singular)
Irenami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Irene


Barbora

Barbora (nominative singular)
Barbory (nominative plural)
Barbory (genitive singular)
Barbor (genitive plural)
Barboře (dative singular)
Barborám (dative plural)
Barboru (accusative singular)
Barbory (accusative plural)
Barboro (singular vocative)
Barbory (plural vocative)
Barboře (locative singular)
Barborách (locative plural)
Barborou (instrumental singular)
Barborami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Barbara


Lucie

Lucie (nominative singular)
Lucie (nominative plural)
Lucie (genitive singular)
Lucií (genitive plural)
Lucii (dative singular)
Luciím (dative plural)
Lucii (accusative singular)
Lucie (accusative plural)
Lucie (singular vocative)
Lucie (plural vocative)
Lucii (locative singular)
Luciích (locative plural)
Lucií (instrumental singular)
Luciemi (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Lucy


Markéta

Markéta (nominative singular)
Markéty (nominative plural)
Markéty (genitive singular)
Markét (genitive plural)
Markétě (dative singular)
Markétám (dative plural)
Markétu (accusative singular)
Markéty (accusative plural)
Markéto (singular vocative)
Markéty (plural vocative)
Markétě (locative singular)
Markétách (locative plural)
Markétou (instrumental singular)
Markétami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Margaret


Jaroslav

Jaroslav (nominative singular)
Jaroslavové (nominative plural)
Jaroslava (genitive singular)
Jaroslavů (genitive plural)
Jaroslavovi (dative singular)
Jaroslavu (dative singular)
Jaroslavům (dative plural)
Jaroslava (accusative singular)
Jaroslavy (accusative plural)
Jaroslave (singular vocative)
Jaroslavové (plural vocative)
Jaroslavovi (locative singular)
Jaroslavu (locative singular)
Jaroslavech (locative plural)
Jaroslavem (instrumental singular)
Jaroslavy (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Yaroslav


Miroslav

Miroslav (nominative singular)
Miroslavové (nominative plural)
Miroslava (genitive singular)
Miroslavů (genitive plural)
Miroslavovi (dative singular)
Miroslavu (dative singular)
Miroslavům (dative plural)
Miroslava (accusative singular)
Miroslavy (accusative plural)
Miroslave (singular vocative)
Miroslavové (plural vocative)
Miroslavovi (locative singular)
Miroslavu (locative singular)
Miroslavech (locative plural)
Miroslavem (instrumental singular)
Miroslavy (instrumental plural)


František

František (nominative singular)
Františkové (nominative plural)
Františka (genitive singular)
Františků (genitive plural)
Františkovi (dative singular)
Františku (dative singular)
Františkům (dative plural)
Františka (accusative singular)
Františky (accusative plural)
Františku (singular vocative)
Františkové (plural vocative)
Františkovi (locative singular)
Františku (locative singular)
Františcích (locative plural)
Františkem (instrumental singular)
Františky (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Francis


Zdeněk

Zdeněk (nominative singular)
Zdeňkové (nominative plural)
Zdeňka (genitive singular)
Zdeňků (genitive plural)
Zdeňkovi (dative singular)
Zdeňku (dative singular)
Zdeňkům (dative plural)
Zdeňka (accusative singular)
Zdeňky (accusative plural)
Zdeňku (singular vocative)
Zdeňkové (plural vocative)
Zdeňkovi (locative singular)
Zdeňku (locative singular)
Zdeňcích (locative plural)
Zdeňkem (instrumental singular)
Zdeňky (instrumental plural)


Zbyněk

Zbyněk (nominative singular)
Zbyňkové (nominative plural)
Zbyňka (genitive singular)
Zbyňků (genitive plural)
Zbyňkovi (dative singular)
Zbyňku (dative singular)
Zbyňkům (dative plural)
Zbyňka (accusative singular)
Zbyňky (accusative plural)
Zbyňku (singular vocative)
Zbyňkové (plural vocative)
Zbyňkovi (locative singular)
Zbyňku (locative singular)
Zbyňcích (locative plural)
Zbyňkem (instrumental singular)
Zbyňky (instrumental plural)


Václav

Václav (nominative singular)
Václavové (nominative plural)
Václava (genitive singular)
Václavů (genitive plural)
Václavovi (dative singular)
Václavu (dative singular)
Václavům (dative plural)
Václava (accusative singular)
Václavy (accusative plural)
Václave (singular vocative)
Václavové (plural vocative)
Václavovi (locative singular)
Václavu (locative singular)
Václavech (locative plural)
Václavem (instrumental singular)
Václavy (instrumental plural)

Contraction of a Slavic (Old Czech Vácslav) name, appearing in English as Wenceslaus, from Proto-Slavic *Vęťeslavъ, from *vęťьjь (“greater, more”) + *slava (“fame, glory”).


Vladimír

Vladimír (nominative singular)
Vladimírové (nominative plural)
Vladimíra (genitive singular)
Vladimírů (genitive plural)
Vladimírovi (dative singular)
Vladimíru (dative singular)
Vladimírům (dative plural)
Vladimíra (accusative singular)
Vladimíry (accusative plural)
Vladimíre (singular vocative)
Vladimírové (plural vocative)
Vladimírovi (locative singular)
Vladimíru (locative singular)
Vladimírech (locative plural)
Vladimírem (instrumental singular)
Vladimíry (instrumental plural)


Ladislav

Ladislav (nominative singular)
Ladislavové (nominative plural)
Ladislava (genitive singular)
Ladislavů (genitive plural)
Ladislavovi (dative singular)
Ladislavu (dative singular)
Ladislavům (dative plural)
Ladislava (accusative singular)
Ladislavy (accusative plural)
Ladislave (singular vocative)
Ladislavové (plural vocative)
Ladislavovi (locative singular)
Ladislavu (locative singular)
Ladislavech (locative plural)
Ladislavem (instrumental singular)
Ladislavy (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Ladislaus


Věra

Věra (nominative singular)
Věry (nominative plural)
Věry (genitive singular)
Věr (genitive plural)
Věře (dative singular)
Věrám (dative plural)
Věru (accusative singular)
Věry (accusative plural)
Věro (singular vocative)
Věry (plural vocative)
Věře (locative singular)
Věrách (locative plural)
Věrou (instrumental singular)
Věrami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Vera


Lenka

Lenka (nominative singular)
Lenky (nominative plural)
Lenky (genitive singular)
Lenek (genitive plural)
Lence (dative singular)
Lenkám (dative plural)
Lenku (accusative singular)
Lenky (accusative plural)
Lenko (singular vocative)
Lenky (plural vocative)
Lence (locative singular)
Lenkách (locative plural)
Lenkou (instrumental singular)
Lenkami (instrumental plural)

From a diminutive form of Helena and Magdaléna.


Alena

Alena (nominative singular)
Aleny (nominative plural)
Aleny (genitive singular)
Alen (genitive plural)
Aleně (dative singular)
Alenám (dative plural)
Alenu (accusative singular)
Aleny (accusative plural)
Aleno (singular vocative)
Aleny (plural vocative)
Aleně (locative singular)
Alenách (locative plural)
Alenou (instrumental singular)
Alenami (instrumental plural)


Jaroslava

Jaroslava (nominative singular)
Jaroslavy (nominative plural)
Jaroslavy (genitive singular)
Jaroslav (genitive plural)
Jaroslavě (dative singular)
Jaroslavám (dative plural)
Jaroslavu (accusative singular)
Jaroslavy (accusative plural)
Jaroslavo (singular vocative)
Jaroslavy (plural vocative)
Jaroslavě (locative singular)
Jaroslavách (locative plural)
Jaroslavou (instrumental singular)
Jaroslavami (instrumental plural)


Ludmila

Ludmila (nominative singular)
Ludmily (nominative plural)
Ludmily (genitive singular)
Ludmil (genitive plural)
Ludmile (dative singular)
Ludmilám (dative plural)
Ludmilu (accusative singular)
Ludmily (accusative plural)
Ludmilo (singular vocative)
Ludmily (plural vocative)
Ludmile (locative singular)
Ludmilách (locative plural)
Ludmilou (instrumental singular)
Ludmilami (instrumental plural)

Name of a Bohemian 9th/10th century saint, from Proto-Slavic *ľudъ (“people”) and *milъ (“dear, nice, gentle”).


Jitka

Jitka (nominative singular)
Jitky (nominative plural)
Jitky (genitive singular)
Jitek (genitive plural)
Jitce (dative singular)
Jitkám (dative plural)
Jitku (accusative singular)
Jitky (accusative plural)
Jitko (singular vocative)
Jitky (plural vocative)
Jitce (locative singular)
Jitkách (locative plural)
Jitkou (instrumental singular)
Jitkami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Judith


Zdeňka

Zdeňka (nominative singular)
Zdeňky (nominative plural)
Zdeňky (genitive singular)
Zdeněk (genitive plural)
Zdeňce (dative singular)
Zdeňkám (dative plural)
Zdeňku (accusative singular)
Zdeňky (accusative plural)
Zdeňko (singular vocative)
Zdeňky (plural vocative)
Zdeňce (locative singular)
Zdeňkách (locative plural)
Zdeňkou (instrumental singular)
Zdeňkami (instrumental plural)


Veronika

Veronika (nominative singular)
Veroniky (nominative plural)
Veroniky (genitive singular)
Veronik (genitive plural)
Veronice (dative singular)
Veronikám (dative plural)
Veroniku (accusative singular)
Veroniky (accusative plural)
Veroniko (singular vocative)
Veroniky (plural vocative)
Veronice (locative singular)
Veronikách (locative plural)
Veronikou (instrumental singular)
Veronikami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech Veronika, from Late Latin Veronica.

a female given name from Latin, equivalent to English Veronica


Jarmila

Jarmila (nominative singular)
Jarmily (nominative plural)
Jarmily (genitive singular)
Jarmil (genitive plural)
Jarmile (dative singular)
Jarmilám (dative plural)
Jarmilu (accusative singular)
Jarmily (accusative plural)
Jarmilo (singular vocative)
Jarmily (plural vocative)
Jarmile (locative singular)
Jarmilách (locative plural)
Jarmilou (instrumental singular)
Jarmilami (instrumental plural)


Jolana

Jolana (nominative singular)
Jolany (nominative plural)
Jolany (genitive singular)
Jolan (genitive plural)
Jolaně (dative singular)
Jolanám (dative plural)
Jolanu (accusative singular)
Jolany (accusative plural)
Jolano (singular vocative)
Jolany (plural vocative)
Jolaně (locative singular)
Jolanách (locative plural)
Jolanou (instrumental singular)
Jolanami (instrumental plural)


Zuzana

Zuzana (nominative singular)
Zuzany (nominative plural)
Zuzany (genitive singular)
Zuzan (genitive plural)
Zuzaně (dative singular)
Zuzanám (dative plural)
Zuzanu (accusative singular)
Zuzany (accusative plural)
Zuzano (singular vocative)
Zuzany (plural vocative)
Zuzaně (locative singular)
Zuzanách (locative plural)
Zuzanou (instrumental singular)
Zuzanami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Susan


Libor

Libor (nominative singular)
Liborové (nominative plural)
Libora (genitive singular)
Liborů (genitive plural)
Liborovi (dative singular)
Liborům (dative plural)
Libora (accusative singular)
Libory (accusative plural)
Libore (singular vocative)
Liborové (plural vocative)
Liborovi (locative singular)
Liborech (locative plural)
Liborem (instrumental singular)
Libory (instrumental plural)


Hana

cs-proper noun

Hana f (diminutive Hanka or Hanička or Hani)

Hanka (diminutive)
Hanička (diminutive)
Hani (diminutive)
Hana (nominative singular)
Hany (nominative plural)
Hany (genitive singular)
Han (genitive plural)
Haně (dative singular)
Hanám (dative plural)
Hanu (accusative singular)
Hany (accusative plural)
Hano (singular vocative)
Hany (plural vocative)
Haně (locative singular)
Hanách (locative plural)
Hanou (instrumental singular)
Hanami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Hannah


Mikuláš

Mikuláš (nominative singular)
Mikulášové (nominative plural)
Mikuláše (genitive singular)
Mikulášů (genitive plural)
Mikulášovi (dative singular)
Mikuláši (dative singular)
Mikulášům (dative plural)
Mikuláše (accusative singular)
Mikuláše (accusative plural)
Mikuláši (singular vocative)
Mikulášové (plural vocative)
Mikulášovi (locative singular)
Mikuláši (locative singular)
Mikuláších (locative plural)
Mikulášem (instrumental singular)
Mikuláši (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Nicholas


Nikola

Nikola (nominative singular)
Nikolové (nominative plural)
Nikoly (genitive singular)
Nikolů (genitive plural)
Nikolovi (dative singular)
Nikolům (dative plural)
Nikolu (accusative singular)
Nikoly (accusative plural)
Nikolo (singular vocative)
Nikolové (plural vocative)
Nikolovi (locative singular)
Nikolech (locative plural)
Nikolou (instrumental singular)
Nikoly (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from French Nicolas, as a variant of the traditional Czech Mikuláš, and from the French female name Nicole.


Nikola

Nikola (nominative singular)
Nikoly (nominative plural)
Nikoly (genitive singular)
Nikol (genitive plural)
Nikole (dative singular)
Nikolám (dative plural)
Nikolu (accusative singular)
Nikoly (accusative plural)
Nikolo (singular vocative)
Nikoly (plural vocative)
Nikole (locative singular)
Nikolách (locative plural)
Nikolou (instrumental singular)
Nikolami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Nicole; variant form Nikol


Emílie

Emílie (nominative singular)
Emílie (nominative plural)
Emílie (genitive singular)
Emílií (genitive plural)
Emílii (dative singular)
Emíliím (dative plural)
Emílii (accusative singular)
Emílie (accusative plural)
Emílie (singular vocative)
Emílie (plural vocative)
Emílii (locative singular)
Emíliích (locative plural)
Emílií (instrumental singular)
Emíliemi (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Emily


Vlastimil

Vlastimil (nominative singular)
Vlastimilové (nominative plural)
Vlastimila (genitive singular)
Vlastimilů (genitive plural)
Vlastimilovi (dative singular)
Vlastimilu (dative singular)
Vlastimilům (dative plural)
Vlastimila (accusative singular)
Vlastimily (accusative plural)
Vlastimile (singular vocative)
Vlastimilové (plural vocative)
Vlastimilovi (locative singular)
Vlastimilu (locative singular)
Vlastimilech (locative plural)
Vlastimilem (instrumental singular)
Vlastimily (instrumental plural)


Vlastislav

Vlastislav (nominative singular)
Vlastislavové (nominative plural)
Vlastislava (genitive singular)
Vlastislavů (genitive plural)
Vlastislavovi (dative singular)
Vlastislavu (dative singular)
Vlastislavům (dative plural)
Vlastislava (accusative singular)
Vlastislavy (accusative plural)
Vlastislave (singular vocative)
Vlastislavové (plural vocative)
Vlastislavovi (locative singular)
Vlastislavu (locative singular)
Vlastislavech (locative plural)
Vlastislavem (instrumental singular)
Vlastislavy (instrumental plural)


Rostislav

Rostislav (nominative singular)
Rostislavové (nominative plural)
Rostislava (genitive singular)
Rostislavů (genitive plural)
Rostislavovi (dative singular)
Rostislavu (dative singular)
Rostislavům (dative plural)
Rostislava (accusative singular)
Rostislavy (accusative plural)
Rostislave (singular vocative)
Rostislavové (plural vocative)
Rostislavovi (locative singular)
Rostislavu (locative singular)
Rostislavech (locative plural)
Rostislavem (instrumental singular)
Rostislavy (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech Rostislav. By surface analysis, růst + -slav.


Vladislav

Vladislav (nominative singular)
Vladislavové (nominative plural)
Vladislava (genitive singular)
Vladislavů (genitive plural)
Vladislavovi (dative singular)
Vladislavu (dative singular)
Vladislavům (dative plural)
Vladislava (accusative singular)
Vladislavy (accusative plural)
Vladislave (singular vocative)
Vladislavové (plural vocative)
Vladislavovi (locative singular)
Vladislavu (locative singular)
Vladislavech (locative plural)
Vladislavem (instrumental singular)
Vladislavy (instrumental plural)

→ Polish: Władysław (see there for further descendants)

→ Hungarian: László

Derived from Old Church Slavonic владь (vladĭ, “power”) (see владѣти (vladěti)) and слава (slava, “glory”).


Jaromír

Jaromír (nominative singular)
Jaromírové (nominative plural)
Jaromíra (genitive singular)
Jaromírů (genitive plural)
Jaromírovi (dative singular)
Jaromíru (dative singular)
Jaromírům (dative plural)
Jaromíra (accusative singular)
Jaromíry (accusative plural)
Jaromíre (singular vocative)
Jaromírové (plural vocative)
Jaromírovi (locative singular)
Jaromíru (locative singular)
Jaromírech (locative plural)
Jaromírem (instrumental singular)
Jaromíry (instrumental plural)


Stanislava

Stanislava (nominative singular)
Stanislavy (nominative plural)
Stanislavy (genitive singular)
Stanislav (genitive plural)
Stanislavě (dative singular)
Stanislavám (dative plural)
Stanislavu (accusative singular)
Stanislavy (accusative plural)
Stanislavo (singular vocative)
Stanislavy (plural vocative)
Stanislavě (locative singular)
Stanislavách (locative plural)
Stanislavou (instrumental singular)
Stanislavami (instrumental plural)


Ivana

Ivana (nominative singular)
Ivany (nominative plural)
Ivany (genitive singular)
Ivan (genitive plural)
Ivaně (dative singular)
Ivanám (dative plural)
Ivanu (accusative singular)
Ivany (accusative plural)
Ivano (singular vocative)
Ivany (plural vocative)
Ivaně (locative singular)
Ivanách (locative plural)
Ivanou (instrumental singular)
Ivanami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, masculine equivalent Ivan


Kamila

Kamila (nominative singular)
Kamily (nominative plural)
Kamily (genitive singular)
Kamil (genitive plural)
Kamile (dative singular)
Kamilám (dative plural)
Kamilu (accusative singular)
Kamily (accusative plural)
Kamilo (singular vocative)
Kamily (plural vocative)
Kamile (locative singular)
Kamilách (locative plural)
Kamilou (instrumental singular)
Kamilami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Camilla


Naďa

Naďa (nominative singular)
Nadi (nominative plural)
Nadi (genitive singular)
Naď (genitive plural)
Nadě (dative singular)
Nadi (dative singular)
Naďám (dative plural)
Naďu (accusative singular)
Nadi (accusative plural)
Naďo (singular vocative)
Nadi (plural vocative)
Nadě (locative singular)
Nadi (locative singular)
Naďách (locative plural)
Naďou (instrumental singular)
Naďami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Nadia


Vojtěch

Vojtěch (nominative singular)
Vojtěchové (nominative plural)
Vojtěcha (genitive singular)
Vojtěchů (genitive plural)
Vojtěchovi (dative singular)
Vojtěchu (dative singular)
Vojtěchům (dative plural)
Vojtěcha (accusative singular)
Vojtěchy (accusative plural)
Vojtěchu (singular vocative)
Vojtěchové (plural vocative)
Vojtěchovi (locative singular)
Vojtěchu (locative singular)
Vojtěších (locative plural)
Vojtěchem (instrumental singular)
Vojtěchy (instrumental plural)

Cognate with Slovak Vojtech and Polish Wojciech.


Štěpán

Štěpán (nominative singular)
Štěpánové (nominative plural)
Štěpána (genitive singular)
Štěpánů (genitive plural)
Štěpánovi (dative singular)
Štěpánům (dative plural)
Štěpána (accusative singular)
Štěpány (accusative plural)
Štěpáne (singular vocative)
Štěpánové (plural vocative)
Štěpánovi (locative singular)
Štěpánech (locative plural)
Štěpánem (instrumental singular)
Štěpány (instrumental plural)


Radek

Radek (nominative singular)
Radkové (nominative plural)
Radka (genitive singular)
Radků (genitive plural)
Radkovi (dative singular)
Radku (dative singular)
Radkům (dative plural)
Radka (accusative singular)
Radky (accusative plural)
Radku (singular vocative)
Radkové (plural vocative)
Radkovi (locative singular)
Radku (locative singular)
Radcích (locative plural)
Radkem (instrumental singular)
Radky (instrumental plural)


Šárka

Šárka (nominative singular)
Šárky (nominative plural)
Šárky (genitive singular)
Šárek (genitive plural)
Šárce (dative singular)
Šárkám (dative plural)
Šárku (accusative singular)
Šárky (accusative plural)
Šárko (singular vocative)
Šárky (plural vocative)
Šárce (locative singular)
Šárkách (locative plural)
Šárkou (instrumental singular)
Šárkami (instrumental plural)

Believed to be a variant of Sarah, Šárka means "princess," coming from the Hebrew sar (שרה).


Ctirad

Ctirad (nominative singular)
Ctiradové (nominative plural)
Ctirada (genitive singular)
Ctiradů (genitive plural)
Ctiradovi (dative singular)
Ctiradu (dative singular)
Ctiradům (dative plural)
Ctirada (accusative singular)
Ctirady (accusative plural)
Ctirade (singular vocative)
Ctiradové (plural vocative)
Ctiradovi (locative singular)
Ctiradu (locative singular)
Ctiradech (locative plural)
Ctiradem (instrumental singular)
Ctirady (instrumental plural)


Rudolf

Rudolf (nominative singular)
Rudolfové (nominative plural)
Rudolfa (genitive singular)
Rudolfů (genitive plural)
Rudolfovi (dative singular)
Rudolfu (dative singular)
Rudolfům (dative plural)
Rudolfa (accusative singular)
Rudolfy (accusative plural)
Rudolfe (singular vocative)
Rudolfové (plural vocative)
Rudolfovi (locative singular)
Rudolfu (locative singular)
Rudolfech (locative plural)
Rudolfem (instrumental singular)
Rudolfy (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Rudolph


Gerda

Gerda (nominative singular)
Gerdy (nominative plural)
Gerdy (genitive singular)
Gerd (genitive plural)
Gerdě (dative singular)
Gerdám (dative plural)
Gerdu (accusative singular)
Gerdy (accusative plural)
Gerdo (singular vocative)
Gerdy (plural vocative)
Gerdě (locative singular)
Gerdách (locative plural)
Gerdou (instrumental singular)
Gerdami (instrumental plural)


Dagmar

Dagmar (nominative singular)
Dagmare (nominative plural)
Dagmare (genitive singular)
Dagmaří (genitive plural)
Dagmaři (dative singular)
Dagmařím (dative plural)
Dagmar (accusative singular)
Dagmare (accusative plural)
Dagmaři (singular vocative)
Dagmare (plural vocative)
Dagmaři (locative singular)
Dagmařích (locative plural)
Dagmaří (instrumental singular)
Dagmaremi (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Dagmar


Oskar

Oskar (nominative singular)
Oskarové (nominative plural)
Oskara (genitive singular)
Oskarů (genitive plural)
Oskarovi (dative singular)
Oskaru (dative singular)
Oskarům (dative plural)
Oskara (accusative singular)
Oskary (accusative plural)
Oskare (singular vocative)
Oskarové (plural vocative)
Oskarovi (locative singular)
Oskaru (locative singular)
Oskarech (locative plural)
Oskarem (instrumental singular)
Oskary (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from English Oscar, from Middle Irish Oscar.

a male given name, equivalent to English Oscar


Ingrid

cs-proper noun

Ingrid f (relational adjective Ingridin)

Ingridin (adjective relational)
Ingrid (nominative singular)
Ingrid (nominative plural)
Ingride (nominative plural)
Ingrid (genitive singular)
Ingride (genitive singular)
Ingrid (genitive plural)
Ingridí (genitive plural)
Ingrid (dative singular)
Ingridi (dative singular)
Ingrid (dative plural)
Ingridím (dative plural)
Ingrid (accusative singular)
Ingrid (accusative plural)
Ingride (accusative plural)
Ingrid (singular vocative)
Ingridi (singular vocative)
Ingrid (plural vocative)
Ingride (plural vocative)
Ingrid (locative singular)
Ingridi (locative singular)
Ingrid (locative plural)
Ingridích (locative plural)
Ingrid (instrumental singular)
Ingridí (instrumental singular)
Ingrid (instrumental plural)
Ingridemi (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Swedish, Norwegian, and Danish Ingrid, from Old Norse Ingiríðr.


Inka

Inčin (adjective relational)
Inka (nominative singular)
Inky (nominative plural)
Inky (genitive singular)
Inek (genitive plural)
Ince (dative singular)
Inkám (dative plural)
Inku (accusative singular)
Inky (accusative plural)
Inko (singular vocative)
Inky (plural vocative)
Ince (locative singular)
Inkách (locative plural)
Inkou (instrumental singular)
Inkami (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Finnish Inka, which is a short form of female name Ingrid.

a diminutive of the female given name Ingrid


Inka

a diminutive of the female given names Jiřinka, Karolinka, or Reginka


Tanja

Tanja (nominative singular)
Tanji (nominative plural)
Tanje (nominative plural)
Tanji (genitive singular)
Tanje (genitive singular)
Tanj (genitive plural)
Tanjí (genitive plural)
Tanje (dative singular)
Tanji (dative singular)
Tanjám (dative plural)
Tanjím (dative plural)
Tanju (accusative singular)
Tanji (accusative plural)
Tanje (accusative plural)
Tanjo (singular vocative)
Tanji (plural vocative)
Tanje (plural vocative)
Tanje (locative singular)
Tanji (locative singular)
Tanjách (locative plural)
Tanjích (locative plural)
Tanjou (instrumental singular)
Tanjami (instrumental plural)
Tanjemi (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Tanya


Eleonora

Eleonora (nominative singular)
Eleonory (nominative plural)
Eleonory (genitive singular)
Eleonor (genitive plural)
Eleonoře (dative singular)
Eleonorám (dative plural)
Eleonoru (accusative singular)
Eleonory (accusative plural)
Eleonoro (singular vocative)
Eleonory (plural vocative)
Eleonoře (locative singular)
Eleonorách (locative plural)
Eleonorou (instrumental singular)
Eleonorami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Eleanor


Venuše

a female given name, equivalent to English Venus


Mojmír

Mojmír (nominative singular)
Mojmírové (nominative plural)
Mojmíra (genitive singular)
Mojmírů (genitive plural)
Mojmírovi (dative singular)
Mojmíru (dative singular)
Mojmírům (dative plural)
Mojmíra (accusative singular)
Mojmíry (accusative plural)
Mojmíre (singular vocative)
Mojmírové (plural vocative)
Mojmírovi (locative singular)
Mojmíru (locative singular)
Mojmírech (locative plural)
Mojmírem (instrumental singular)
Mojmíry (instrumental plural)


Lubomír

Lubomír (nominative singular)
Lubomírové (nominative plural)
Lubomíra (genitive singular)
Lubomírů (genitive plural)
Lubomírovi (dative singular)
Lubomíru (dative singular)
Lubomírům (dative plural)
Lubomíra (accusative singular)
Lubomíry (accusative plural)
Lubomíre (singular vocative)
Lubomírové (plural vocative)
Lubomírovi (locative singular)
Lubomíru (locative singular)
Lubomírech (locative plural)
Lubomírem (instrumental singular)
Lubomíry (instrumental plural)


Ljuba

Ljuba (nominative singular)
Ljuby (nominative plural)
Ljuby (genitive singular)
Ljub (genitive plural)
Ljubě (dative singular)
Ljubám (dative plural)
Ljubu (accusative singular)
Ljuby (accusative plural)
Ljubo (singular vocative)
Ljuby (plural vocative)
Ljubě (locative singular)
Ljubách (locative plural)
Ljubou (instrumental singular)
Ljubami (instrumental plural)


Alžběta

Alžběta (nominative singular)
Alžběty (nominative plural)
Alžběty (genitive singular)
Alžbět (genitive plural)
Alžbětě (dative singular)
Alžbětám (dative plural)
Alžbětu (accusative singular)
Alžběty (accusative plural)
Alžběto (singular vocative)
Alžběty (plural vocative)
Alžbětě (locative singular)
Alžbětách (locative plural)
Alžbětou (instrumental singular)
Alžbětami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Elizabeth


Radka

Radka (nominative singular)
Radky (nominative plural)
Radky (genitive singular)
Radek (genitive plural)
Radce (dative singular)
Radkám (dative plural)
Radku (accusative singular)
Radky (accusative plural)
Radko (singular vocative)
Radky (plural vocative)
Radce (locative singular)
Radkách (locative plural)
Radkou (instrumental singular)
Radkami (instrumental plural)


Anežka

Anežka (nominative singular)
Anežky (nominative plural)
Anežky (genitive singular)
Anežek (genitive plural)
Anežce (dative singular)
Anežkám (dative plural)
Anežku (accusative singular)
Anežky (accusative plural)
Anežko (singular vocative)
Anežky (plural vocative)
Anežce (locative singular)
Anežkách (locative plural)
Anežkou (instrumental singular)
Anežkami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Agnes


Eliška

Eliška (nominative singular)
Elišky (nominative plural)
Elišky (genitive singular)
Elišek (genitive plural)
Elišce (dative singular)
Eliškám (dative plural)
Elišku (accusative singular)
Elišky (accusative plural)
Eliško (singular vocative)
Elišky (plural vocative)
Elišce (locative singular)
Eliškách (locative plural)
Eliškou (instrumental singular)
Eliškami (instrumental plural)


Karolína

Karolína (nominative singular)
Karolíny (nominative plural)
Karolíny (genitive singular)
Karolín (genitive plural)
Karolíně (dative singular)
Karolínám (dative plural)
Karolínu (accusative singular)
Karolíny (accusative plural)
Karolíno (singular vocative)
Karolíny (plural vocative)
Karolíně (locative singular)
Karolínách (locative plural)
Karolínou (instrumental singular)
Karolínami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Caroline


Uršula

Uršula (nominative singular)
Uršuly (nominative plural)
Uršuly (genitive singular)
Uršul (genitive plural)
Uršule (dative singular)
Uršulám (dative plural)
Uršulu (accusative singular)
Uršuly (accusative plural)
Uršulo (singular vocative)
Uršuly (plural vocative)
Uršule (locative singular)
Uršulách (locative plural)
Uršulou (instrumental singular)
Uršulami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Ursula


Taťána

Taťána (nominative singular)
Taťány (nominative plural)
Taťány (genitive singular)
Taťán (genitive plural)
Taťáně (dative singular)
Taťánám (dative plural)
Taťánu (accusative singular)
Taťány (accusative plural)
Taťáno (singular vocative)
Taťány (plural vocative)
Taťáně (locative singular)
Taťánách (locative plural)
Taťánou (instrumental singular)
Taťánami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Tatiana


Silvie

Silvie (nominative singular)
Silvie (nominative plural)
Silvie (genitive singular)
Silvií (genitive plural)
Silvii (dative singular)
Silviím (dative plural)
Silvii (accusative singular)
Silvie (accusative plural)
Silvie (singular vocative)
Silvie (plural vocative)
Silvii (locative singular)
Silviích (locative plural)
Silvií (instrumental singular)
Silviemi (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Silvia or Sylvia