vlk

vlk (nominative singular)
vlky (nominative plural)
vlka (genitive singular)
vlku (genitive singular)
vlků (genitive plural)
vlku (dative singular)
vlkům (dative plural)
vlka (accusative singular)
vlky (accusative plural)
vlku (singular vocative)
vlky (plural vocative)
vlku (locative singular)
vlcích (locative plural)
vlkem (instrumental singular)
vlky (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech vlk, from Proto-Slavic *vьlkъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *wilkás, from Proto-Indo-European *wĺ̥kʷos.


divan

divan (nominative singular)
divany (nominative plural)
divanu (genitive singular)
divanů (genitive plural)
divanu (dative singular)
divanům (dative plural)
divan (accusative singular)
divany (accusative plural)
divane (singular vocative)
divany (plural vocative)
divaně (locative singular)
divanu (locative singular)
divanech (locative plural)
divanem (instrumental singular)
divany (instrumental plural)


koberec

cs-noun

koberec m inan (related adjective kobercový, diminutive kobereček or koberčík)

kobercový (adjective)
kobereček (diminutive)
koberčík (diminutive)
koberec (nominative singular)
koberce (nominative plural)
koberce (genitive singular)
koberců (genitive plural)
koberci (dative singular)
kobercům (dative plural)
koberec (accusative singular)
koberce (accusative plural)
koberci (singular vocative)
koberce (plural vocative)
koberci (locative singular)
kobercích (locative plural)
kobercem (instrumental singular)
koberci (instrumental plural)

Possibly of Turkic origin. Cognates include Polish kobierzec, Russian ковёр (kovjór), and archaic Bulgarian губер (guber).


ubrus

ubrus (nominative singular)
ubrusy (nominative plural)
ubrusu (genitive singular)
ubrusů (genitive plural)
ubrusu (dative singular)
ubrusům (dative plural)
ubrus (accusative singular)
ubrusy (accusative plural)
ubruse (singular vocative)
ubrusy (plural vocative)
ubrusu (locative singular)
ubruse (locative singular)
ubrusech (locative plural)
ubrusem (instrumental singular)
ubrusy (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech ubrus, from Proto-Slavic *obrusъ.


plátno

plátno (nominative singular)
plátna (nominative plural)
plátna (genitive singular)
pláten (genitive plural)
plátnu (dative singular)
plátnům (dative plural)
plátno (accusative singular)
plátna (accusative plural)
plátno (singular vocative)
plátna (plural vocative)
plátnu (locative singular)
plátně (locative singular)
plátnech (locative plural)
plátnem (instrumental singular)
plátny (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech plátno, from Proto-Slavic *poltьno.

canvas (piece of cloth on which you paint)


závěs

závěs (nominative singular)
závěsy (nominative plural)
závěsu (genitive singular)
závěsů (genitive plural)
závěsu (dative singular)
závěsům (dative plural)
závěs (accusative singular)
závěsy (accusative plural)
závěse (singular vocative)
závěsy (plural vocative)
závěse (locative singular)
závěsu (locative singular)
závěsech (locative plural)
závěsem (instrumental singular)
závěsy (instrumental plural)


opona

opona (nominative singular)
opony (nominative plural)
opony (genitive singular)
opon (genitive plural)
oponě (dative singular)
oponám (dative plural)
oponu (accusative singular)
opony (accusative plural)
opono (singular vocative)
opony (plural vocative)
oponě (locative singular)
oponách (locative plural)
oponou (instrumental singular)
oponami (instrumental plural)


ručník

ručník m inan (related adjective ručníkový, diminutive ručníček)

ručníkový (adjective)
ručníček (diminutive)
ručník (nominative singular)
ručníky (nominative plural)
ručníku (genitive singular)
ručníků (genitive plural)
ručníku (dative singular)
ručníkům (dative plural)
ručník (accusative singular)
ručníky (accusative plural)
ručníku (singular vocative)
ručníky (plural vocative)
ručníku (locative singular)
ručnících (locative plural)
ručníkem (instrumental singular)
ručníky (instrumental plural)


vodič

vodič (nominative singular)
vodiče (nominative plural)
vodiče (genitive singular)
vodičů (genitive plural)
vodiči (dative singular)
vodičům (dative plural)
vodič (accusative singular)
vodiče (accusative plural)
vodiči (singular vocative)
vodiče (plural vocative)
vodiči (locative singular)
vodičích (locative plural)
vodičem (instrumental singular)
vodiči (instrumental plural)

(textiles) guide (device that guides, e.g. in a sewing machine)


utěrka

utěrka (nominative singular)
utěrky (nominative plural)
utěrky (genitive singular)
utěrek (genitive plural)
utěrce (dative singular)
utěrkám (dative plural)
utěrku (accusative singular)
utěrky (accusative plural)
utěrko (singular vocative)
utěrky (plural vocative)
utěrce (locative singular)
utěrkách (locative plural)
utěrkou (instrumental singular)
utěrkami (instrumental plural)

dish towel, tea towel (cloth used to dry dishes and glassware)


hadr

hadr (nominative singular)
hadry (nominative plural)
hadru (genitive singular)
hadrů (genitive plural)
hadru (dative singular)
hadrům (dative plural)
hadr (accusative singular)
hadry (accusative plural)
hadre (singular vocative)
hadře (singular vocative)
hadry (plural vocative)
hadru (locative singular)
hadrech (locative plural)
hadrem (instrumental singular)
hadry (instrumental plural)

From Southern German Hader (“lump”). Compare Slovak handra.


bavlna

bavlna (nominative singular)
bavlny (nominative plural)
bavlny (genitive singular)
bavln (genitive plural)
bavlně (dative singular)
bavlnám (dative plural)
bavlnu (accusative singular)
bavlny (accusative plural)
bavlno (singular vocative)
bavlny (plural vocative)
bavlně (locative singular)
bavlnách (locative plural)
bavlnou (instrumental singular)
bavlnami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech bavlna, borrowed from Middle High German boumwolle, whence German Baumwolle. The word is a partial calque, the second part having been assimilated to vlna (“wool”).

Je to čistá bavlna?

cotton (the textile made from the fiber harvested from the cotton plant)


ubrousek

ubrousek (nominative singular)
ubrousky (nominative plural)
ubrousku (genitive singular)
ubrousků (genitive plural)
ubrousku (dative singular)
ubrouskům (dative plural)
ubrousek (accusative singular)
ubrousky (accusative plural)
ubrousku (singular vocative)
ubrousky (plural vocative)
ubrousku (locative singular)
ubrouscích (locative plural)
ubrouskem (instrumental singular)
ubrousky (instrumental plural)


rohožka

rohožka (nominative singular)
rohožky (nominative plural)
rohožky (genitive singular)
rohožek (genitive plural)
rohožce (dative singular)
rohožkám (dative plural)
rohožku (accusative singular)
rohožky (accusative plural)
rohožko (singular vocative)
rohožky (plural vocative)
rohožce (locative singular)
rohožkách (locative plural)
rohožkou (instrumental singular)
rohožkami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech rohožka. By surface analysis, rohož + -ka.


běhoun

běhoun (nominative singular)
běhouny (nominative plural)
běhounu (genitive singular)
běhounů (genitive plural)
běhounu (dative singular)
běhounům (dative plural)
běhoun (accusative singular)
běhouny (accusative plural)
běhoune (singular vocative)
běhouny (plural vocative)
běhounu (locative singular)
běhounech (locative plural)
běhounem (instrumental singular)
běhouny (instrumental plural)

stretcher (a brick laid with the longest side exposed)


tkanina

tkanina (nominative singular)
tkaniny (nominative plural)
tkaniny (genitive singular)
tkanin (genitive plural)
tkanině (dative singular)
tkaninám (dative plural)
tkaninu (accusative singular)
tkaniny (accusative plural)
tkanino (singular vocative)
tkaniny (plural vocative)
tkanině (locative singular)
tkaninách (locative plural)
tkaninou (instrumental singular)
tkaninami (instrumental plural)


žínka

žínka (nominative singular)
žínky (nominative plural)
žínky (genitive singular)
žínek (genitive plural)
žínce (dative singular)
žínkám (dative plural)
žínku (accusative singular)
žínky (accusative plural)
žínko (singular vocative)
žínky (plural vocative)
žínce (locative singular)
žínkách (locative plural)
žínkou (instrumental singular)
žínkami (instrumental plural)


rubáš

rubáš (nominative singular)
rubáše (nominative plural)
rubáše (genitive singular)
rubášů (genitive plural)
rubáši (dative singular)
rubášům (dative plural)
rubáš (accusative singular)
rubáše (accusative plural)
rubáši (singular vocative)
rubáše (plural vocative)
rubáši (locative singular)
rubáších (locative plural)
rubášem (instrumental singular)
rubáši (instrumental plural)


osuška

osuška (nominative singular)
osušky (nominative plural)
osušky (genitive singular)
osušek (genitive plural)
osušce (dative singular)
osuškám (dative plural)
osušku (accusative singular)
osušky (accusative plural)
osuško (singular vocative)
osušky (plural vocative)
osušce (locative singular)
osuškách (locative plural)
osuškou (instrumental singular)
osuškami (instrumental plural)


záclona

záclona f (related adjective záclonový, diminutive záclonka)

záclonový (adjective)
záclonka (diminutive)
záclona (nominative singular)
záclony (nominative plural)
záclony (genitive singular)
záclon (genitive plural)
zácloně (dative singular)
záclonám (dative plural)
záclonu (accusative singular)
záclony (accusative plural)
záclono (singular vocative)
záclony (plural vocative)
zácloně (locative singular)
záclonách (locative plural)
záclonou (instrumental singular)
záclonami (instrumental plural)

net curtain (a thin curtain that allows light into a room but prevents people outside from seeing inside)


tyl

tyl (nominative singular)
tyly (nominative plural)
tylu (genitive singular)
tylů (genitive plural)
tylu (dative singular)
tylům (dative plural)
tyl (accusative singular)
tyly (accusative plural)
tyle (singular vocative)
tyly (plural vocative)
tylu (locative singular)
tylech (locative plural)
tylem (instrumental singular)
tyly (instrumental plural)


rohož

rohož (nominative singular)
rohože (nominative plural)
rohože (genitive singular)
rohoží (genitive plural)
rohoži (dative singular)
rohožím (dative plural)
rohož (accusative singular)
rohože (accusative plural)
rohoži (singular vocative)
rohože (plural vocative)
rohoži (locative singular)
rohožích (locative plural)
rohoží (instrumental singular)
rohožemi (instrumental plural)


tepich

tepich (nominative singular)
tepichy (nominative plural)
tepichu (genitive singular)
tepichů (genitive plural)
tepichu (dative singular)
tepichům (dative plural)
tepich (accusative singular)
tepichy (accusative plural)
tepichu (singular vocative)
tepichy (plural vocative)
tepichu (locative singular)
tepiších (locative plural)
tepichem (instrumental singular)
tepichy (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Teppich, from Medieval Latin tapicus, from Latin tapēs, from Ancient Greek τάπης (tápēs).


předivo

předivo (nominative singular)
přediva (nominative plural)
přediva (genitive singular)
přediv (genitive plural)
předivu (dative singular)
předivům (dative plural)
předivo (accusative singular)
přediva (accusative plural)
předivo (singular vocative)
přediva (plural vocative)
předivu (locative singular)
předivech (locative plural)
předivem (instrumental singular)
předivy (instrumental plural)

[ˈpr̝̊ɛɟɪvo]

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *prędivo. Equivalent to příst (“to spin”) + -ivo.


mykadlo

mykadlo (nominative singular)
mykadla (nominative plural)
mykadla (genitive singular)
mykadel (genitive plural)
mykadlu (dative singular)
mykadlům (dative plural)
mykadlo (accusative singular)
mykadla (accusative plural)
mykadlo (singular vocative)
mykadla (plural vocative)
mykadle (locative singular)
mykadlu (locative singular)
mykadlech (locative plural)
mykadlem (instrumental singular)
mykadly (instrumental plural)


čechradlo

čechradlo (nominative singular)
čechradla (nominative plural)
čechradla (genitive singular)
čechradel (genitive plural)
čechradlu (dative singular)
čechradlům (dative plural)
čechradlo (accusative singular)
čechradla (accusative plural)
čechradlo (singular vocative)
čechradla (plural vocative)
čechradle (locative singular)
čechradlu (locative singular)
čechradlech (locative plural)
čechradlem (instrumental singular)
čechradly (instrumental plural)


ažura

ažura (nominative singular)
ažury (nominative plural)
ažury (genitive singular)
ažur (genitive plural)
ažuře (dative singular)
ažurám (dative plural)
ažuru (accusative singular)
ažury (accusative plural)
ažuro (singular vocative)
ažury (plural vocative)
ažuře (locative singular)
ažurách (locative plural)
ažurou (instrumental singular)
ažurami (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from French ajour (“openwork”).