mramor

mramor (nominative singular)
mramory (nominative plural)
mramoru (genitive singular)
mramorů (genitive plural)
mramoru (dative singular)
mramorům (dative plural)
mramor (accusative singular)
mramory (accusative plural)
mramore (singular vocative)
mramory (plural vocative)
mramoru (locative singular)
mramorech (locative plural)
mramorem (instrumental singular)
mramory (instrumental plural)


skála

skála (nominative singular)
skály (nominative plural)
skály (genitive singular)
skal (genitive plural)
skále (dative singular)
skalám (dative plural)
skálám (dative plural)
skálu (accusative singular)
skály (accusative plural)
skálo (singular vocative)
skály (plural vocative)
skále (locative singular)
skalách (locative plural)
skálách (locative plural)
skálou (instrumental singular)
skalami (instrumental plural)
skálami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech skála, from Proto-Slavic *skala.

rock (mass of stone projecting out of the ground or water)


rula

rula (nominative singular)
ruly (nominative plural)
ruly (genitive singular)
rul (genitive plural)
rule (dative singular)
rulám (dative plural)
rulu (accusative singular)
ruly (accusative plural)
rulo (singular vocative)
ruly (plural vocative)
rule (locative singular)
rulách (locative plural)
rulou (instrumental singular)
rulami (instrumental plural)


kámen

kámen (nominative singular)
kameny (nominative plural)
kamenu (genitive singular)
kamene (genitive singular)
kamenů (genitive plural)
kamenu (dative singular)
kameni (dative singular)
kamenům (dative plural)
kámen (accusative singular)
kameny (accusative plural)
kameni (singular vocative)
kameny (plural vocative)
kameně (locative singular)
kamenu (locative singular)
kameni (locative singular)
kamenech (locative plural)
kamenem (instrumental singular)
kameny (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech kámen, from Proto-Slavic *kàmy. The long ⟨á⟩ is from the obsolete and dialectal kámy.


břidlice

břidlice (nominative singular)
břidlice (nominative plural)
břidlice (genitive singular)
břidlic (genitive plural)
břidlici (dative singular)
břidlicím (dative plural)
břidlici (accusative singular)
břidlice (accusative plural)
břidlice (singular vocative)
břidlice (plural vocative)
břidlici (locative singular)
břidlicích (locative plural)
břidlicí (instrumental singular)
břidlicemi (instrumental plural)


štěrk

štěrk (nominative singular)
štěrky (nominative plural)
štěrku (genitive singular)
štěrků (genitive plural)
štěrku (dative singular)
štěrkům (dative plural)
štěrk (accusative singular)
štěrky (accusative plural)
štěrku (singular vocative)
štěrky (plural vocative)
štěrku (locative singular)
štěrcích (locative plural)
štěrkem (instrumental singular)
štěrky (instrumental plural)

Cognates include Slovak štrk and Polish szczyrk.


valun

valun (nominative singular)
valuny (nominative plural)
valunu (genitive singular)
valunů (genitive plural)
valunu (dative singular)
valunům (dative plural)
valun (accusative singular)
valuny (accusative plural)
valune (singular vocative)
valuny (plural vocative)
valunu (locative singular)
valunech (locative plural)
valunem (instrumental singular)
valuny (instrumental plural)


písek

píseček (diminutive)
písek (nominative singular)
písky (nominative plural)
písku (genitive singular)
písků (genitive plural)
písku (dative singular)
pískům (dative plural)
písek (accusative singular)
písky (accusative plural)
písku (singular vocative)
písky (plural vocative)
písku (locative singular)
píscích (locative plural)
pískem (instrumental singular)
písky (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech piesek, from Proto-Slavic *pěsъkъ.


oblázek

oblázek (nominative singular)
oblázky (nominative plural)
oblázku (genitive singular)
oblázků (genitive plural)
oblázku (dative singular)
oblázkům (dative plural)
oblázek (accusative singular)
oblázky (accusative plural)
oblázku (singular vocative)
oblázky (plural vocative)
oblázku (locative singular)
oblázcích (locative plural)
oblázkem (instrumental singular)
oblázky (instrumental plural)


čedič

čedič (nominative singular)
čediče (nominative plural)
čediče (genitive singular)
čedičů (genitive plural)
čediči (dative singular)
čedičům (dative plural)
čedič (accusative singular)
čediče (accusative plural)
čediči (singular vocative)
čediče (plural vocative)
čediči (locative singular)
čedičích (locative plural)
čedičem (instrumental singular)
čediči (instrumental plural)

[ˈt͡ʃɛɟɪt͡ʃ]


vápenec

cs-noun

vápenec m inan (relational adjective vápencový)

vápencový (adjective relational)
vápenec (nominative singular)
vápence (nominative plural)
vápence (genitive singular)
vápenců (genitive plural)
vápenci (dative singular)
vápencům (dative plural)
vápenec (accusative singular)
vápence (accusative plural)
vápenci (singular vocative)
vápence (plural vocative)
vápenci (locative singular)
vápencích (locative plural)
vápencem (instrumental singular)
vápenci (instrumental plural)


žula

žula (nominative singular)
žuly (nominative plural)
žuly (genitive singular)
žul (genitive plural)
žule (dative singular)
žulám (dative plural)
žulu (accusative singular)
žuly (accusative plural)
žulo (singular vocative)
žuly (plural vocative)
žule (locative singular)
žulách (locative plural)
žulou (instrumental singular)
žulami (instrumental plural)

From Old Czech žól (“the bottom of a mine”), borrowed from Middle High German sole, wherefrom German Sohle (“sole”).


pískovec

pískovec (nominative singular)
pískovce (nominative plural)
pískovce (genitive singular)
pískovců (genitive plural)
pískovci (dative singular)
pískovcům (dative plural)
pískovec (accusative singular)
pískovce (accusative plural)
pískovci (singular vocative)
pískovce (plural vocative)
pískovci (locative singular)
pískovcích (locative plural)
pískovcem (instrumental singular)
pískovci (instrumental plural)


pazourek

flint (hard, fine-grained quartz that fractures conchoidally and generates sparks when struck)


suť

suť (nominative singular)
suti (nominative plural)
sutě (nominative plural)
suti (genitive singular)
sutě (genitive singular)
sutí (genitive plural)
suti (dative singular)
sutím (dative plural)
suť (accusative singular)
suti (accusative plural)
sutě (accusative plural)
suti (singular vocative)
suti (plural vocative)
sutě (plural vocative)
suti (locative singular)
sutích (locative plural)
sutí (instrumental singular)
sutěmi (instrumental plural)
suťmi (instrumental plural)


svor

svor (nominative singular)
svory (nominative plural)
svoru (genitive singular)
svorů (genitive plural)
svoru (dative singular)
svorům (dative plural)
svor (accusative singular)
svory (accusative plural)
svore (singular vocative)
svory (plural vocative)
svoru (locative singular)
svorech (locative plural)
svorem (instrumental singular)
svory (instrumental plural)


skalka

skalka (nominative singular)
skalky (nominative plural)
skalky (genitive singular)
skalek (genitive plural)
skalce (dative singular)
skalkám (dative plural)
skalku (accusative singular)
skalky (accusative plural)
skalko (singular vocative)
skalky (plural vocative)
skalce (locative singular)
skalkách (locative plural)
skalkou (instrumental singular)
skalkami (instrumental plural)


kamení

kamení (nominative singular)
kamení (genitive singular)
kamení (dative singular)
kamení (accusative singular)
kamení (singular vocative)
kamení (locative singular)
kamením (instrumental singular)


kamínek

kamínek (nominative singular)
kamínky (nominative plural)
kamínku (genitive singular)
kamínků (genitive plural)
kamínku (dative singular)
kamínkům (dative plural)
kamínek (accusative singular)
kamínky (accusative plural)
kamínku (singular vocative)
kamínky (plural vocative)
kamínku (locative singular)
kamíncích (locative plural)
kamínkách (locative plural)
kamínkem (instrumental singular)
kamínky (instrumental plural)

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


šutr

šutr (nominative singular)
šutry (nominative plural)
šutru (genitive singular)
šutrů (genitive plural)
šutru (dative singular)
šutrům (dative plural)
šutr (accusative singular)
šutry (accusative plural)
šutre (singular vocative)
šutře (singular vocative)
šutry (plural vocative)
šutru (locative singular)
šutrech (locative plural)
šutrem (instrumental singular)
šutry (instrumental plural)


šutrák

šutrák (nominative singular)
šutráky (nominative plural)
šutráku (genitive singular)
šutráků (genitive plural)
šutráku (dative singular)
šutrákům (dative plural)
šutrák (accusative singular)
šutráky (accusative plural)
šutráku (singular vocative)
šutráky (plural vocative)
šutráku (locative singular)
šutrácích (locative plural)
šutrákem (instrumental singular)
šutráky (instrumental plural)


kameníček

kameníček (nominative singular)
kameníčci (nominative plural)
kameníčkové (nominative plural)
kameníčka (genitive singular)
kameníčků (genitive plural)
kameníčkovi (dative singular)
kameníčku (dative singular)
kameníčkům (dative plural)
kameníčka (accusative singular)
kameníčky (accusative plural)
kameníčku (singular vocative)
kameníčci (plural vocative)
kameníčkové (plural vocative)
kameníčkovi (locative singular)
kameníčku (locative singular)
kameníčcích (locative plural)
kameníčkem (instrumental singular)
kameníčky (instrumental plural)

Bělořit: Tohoto ptáka zove lid kameníček, protože se zdržuje na skalách a mladé mívá v hromadě kamení.

1922, Bedřich Moravec, “Zvířata v lidovém podání a pověrách”, in Háj, Ústřední časopis pro lesníky, myslivce, lovce a přátele přírody, volume LI, number 12, archived from the original on 2016-03-04:

(obsolete) vernacular name of some birds nesting among stones, such as wheatear


osyp

osyp (nominative singular)
osypy (nominative plural)
osypu (genitive singular)
osypů (genitive plural)
osypu (dative singular)
osypům (dative plural)
osyp (accusative singular)
osypy (accusative plural)
osype (singular vocative)
osypy (plural vocative)
osypu (locative singular)
osypech (locative plural)
osypem (instrumental singular)
osypy (instrumental plural)


slepenec

slepenec (nominative singular)
slepence (nominative plural)
slepence (genitive singular)
slepenců (genitive plural)
slepenci (dative singular)
slepencům (dative plural)
slepenec (accusative singular)
slepence (accusative plural)
slepenci (singular vocative)
slepence (plural vocative)
slepenci (locative singular)
slepencích (locative plural)
slepencem (instrumental singular)
slepenci (instrumental plural)


jílovec

jílovec (nominative singular)
jílovce (nominative plural)
jílovce (genitive singular)
jílovců (genitive plural)
jílovci (dative singular)
jílovcům (dative plural)
jílovec (accusative singular)
jílovce (accusative plural)
jílovci (singular vocative)
jílovce (plural vocative)
jílovci (locative singular)
jílovcích (locative plural)
jílovcem (instrumental singular)
jílovci (instrumental plural)

From jíl (“clay”) + -ovec. Compare Polish iłowiec.


pěnovec

pěnovec (nominative singular)
pěnovce (nominative plural)
pěnovce (genitive singular)
pěnovců (genitive plural)
pěnovci (dative singular)
pěnovcům (dative plural)
pěnovec (accusative singular)
pěnovce (accusative plural)
pěnovci (singular vocative)
pěnovce (plural vocative)
pěnovci (locative singular)
pěnovcích (locative plural)
pěnovcem (instrumental singular)
pěnovci (instrumental plural)


vyvřelina

vyvřelina (nominative singular)
vyvřeliny (nominative plural)
vyvřeliny (genitive singular)
vyvřelin (genitive plural)
vyvřelině (dative singular)
vyvřelinám (dative plural)
vyvřelinu (accusative singular)
vyvřeliny (accusative plural)
vyvřelino (singular vocative)
vyvřeliny (plural vocative)
vyvřelině (locative singular)
vyvřelinách (locative plural)
vyvřelinou (instrumental singular)
vyvřelinami (instrumental plural)


kamenivo

kamenivo (nominative singular)
kameniva (nominative plural)
kameniva (genitive singular)
kameniv (genitive plural)
kamenivu (dative singular)
kamenivům (dative plural)
kamenivo (accusative singular)
kameniva (accusative plural)
kamenivo (singular vocative)
kameniva (plural vocative)
kamenivu (locative singular)
kamenivech (locative plural)
kamenivem (instrumental singular)
kamenivy (instrumental plural)


opuka

opuka (nominative singular)
opuky (nominative plural)
opuky (genitive singular)
opuk (genitive plural)
opuce (dative singular)
opukám (dative plural)
opuku (accusative singular)
opuky (accusative plural)
opuko (singular vocative)
opuky (plural vocative)
opuce (locative singular)
opukách (locative plural)
opukou (instrumental singular)
opukami (instrumental plural)


ssuť

ssuť (nominative singular)
ssuti (nominative plural)
ssutě (nominative plural)
ssuti (genitive singular)
ssutě (genitive singular)
ssutí (genitive plural)
ssuti (dative singular)
ssutím (dative plural)
ssuť (accusative singular)
ssuti (accusative plural)
ssutě (accusative plural)
ssuti (singular vocative)
ssuti (plural vocative)
ssutě (plural vocative)
ssuti (locative singular)
ssutích (locative plural)
ssutí (instrumental singular)
ssutěmi (instrumental plural)
ssuťmi (instrumental plural)


oblásek

oblásek (nominative singular)
oblásky (nominative plural)
oblásku (genitive singular)
oblásků (genitive plural)
oblásku (dative singular)
obláskům (dative plural)
oblásek (accusative singular)
oblásky (accusative plural)
oblásku (singular vocative)
oblásky (plural vocative)
oblásku (locative singular)
obláscích (locative plural)
obláskem (instrumental singular)
oblásky (instrumental plural)


valoun

valounek (diminutive)
valoun (nominative singular)
valouny (nominative plural)
valounu (genitive singular)
valounů (genitive plural)
valounu (dative singular)
valounům (dative plural)
valoun (accusative singular)
valouny (accusative plural)
valoune (singular vocative)
valouny (plural vocative)
valounu (locative singular)
valounech (locative plural)
valounem (instrumental singular)
valouny (instrumental plural)