en

The name of the Latin-script letter N/n.


Portugal

cs-noun

Portugal m anim (female equivalent Portugalka)

Portugalka (feminine)
Portugal (nominative singular)
Portugalové (nominative plural)
Portugala (genitive singular)
Portugalů (genitive plural)
Portugalovi (dative singular)
Portugalu (dative singular)
Portugalům (dative plural)
Portugala (accusative singular)
Portugaly (accusative plural)
Portugale (singular vocative)
Portugalové (plural vocative)
Portugalovi (locative singular)
Portugalu (locative singular)
Portugalech (locative plural)
Portugalem (instrumental singular)
Portugaly (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Portuguese Portugal, from Latin Portus Cale, former name of what is now the city of Vila Nova de Gaia.


el

The name of the Latin-script letter L/l.


lingua franca

Unadapted borrowing from Italian lingua franca.

ubor

(historical) Mediterranean Lingua Franca (common language spoken in Mediterranean ports in centuries past)


er

The name of the Latin-script letter R/r.


Angolan

cs-noun

Angolan m anim (female equivalent Angolanka)

Angolanka (feminine)
Angolan (nominative singular)
Angolané (nominative plural)
Angolani (nominative plural)
Angolana (genitive singular)
Angolanů (genitive plural)
Angolanovi (dative singular)
Angolanu (dative singular)
Angolanům (dative plural)
Angolana (accusative singular)
Angolany (accusative plural)
Angolane (singular vocative)
Angolané (plural vocative)
Angolani (plural vocative)
Angolanovi (locative singular)
Angolanu (locative singular)
Angolanech (locative plural)
Angolanem (instrumental singular)
Angolany (instrumental plural)


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)


Herz

Herzová (feminine)
Herz (nominative singular)
Herzové (nominative plural)
Herza (genitive singular)
Herzů (genitive plural)
Herzovi (dative singular)
Herzům (dative plural)
Herza (accusative singular)
Herzy (accusative plural)
Herze (singular vocative)
Herzové (plural vocative)
Herzovi (locative singular)
Herzech (locative plural)
Herzem (instrumental singular)
Herzy (instrumental plural)


theta

theta (nominative singular)
thety (nominative plural)
thety (genitive singular)
thet (genitive plural)
thetě (dative singular)
thetám (dative plural)
thetu (accusative singular)
thety (accusative plural)
theto (singular vocative)
thety (plural vocative)
thetě (locative singular)
thetách (locative plural)
thetou (instrumental singular)
thetami (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek θῆτα (thêta).


epsilon

epsilon (nominative singular)
epsilony (nominative plural)
epsilonu (genitive singular)
epsilonů (genitive plural)
epsilonu (dative singular)
epsilonům (dative plural)
epsilon (accusative singular)
epsilony (accusative plural)
epsilone (singular vocative)
epsilony (plural vocative)
epsilonu (locative singular)
epsilonech (locative plural)
epsilonem (instrumental singular)
epsilony (instrumental plural)


beta

beta (nominative singular)
bety (nominative plural)
bety (genitive singular)
bet (genitive plural)
betě (dative singular)
betám (dative plural)
betu (accusative singular)
bety (accusative plural)
beto (singular vocative)
bety (plural vocative)
betě (locative singular)
betách (locative plural)
betou (instrumental singular)
betami (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek βῆτα (bêta).


delta

Borrowed from Ancient Greek δέλτα (délta), which is probably of Semitic origin.


lambda

lambda (nominative singular)
lambdy (nominative plural)
lambdy (genitive singular)
lambd (genitive plural)
lambdě (dative singular)
lambdám (dative plural)
lambdu (accusative singular)
lambdy (accusative plural)
lambdo (singular vocative)
lambdy (plural vocative)
lambdě (locative singular)
lambdách (locative plural)
lambdou (instrumental singular)
lambdami (instrumental plural)


kappa

kappa (nominative singular)
kappy (nominative plural)
kappy (genitive singular)
kapp (genitive plural)
kappě (dative singular)
kappám (dative plural)
kappu (accusative singular)
kappy (accusative plural)
kappo (singular vocative)
kappy (plural vocative)
kappě (locative singular)
kappách (locative plural)
kappou (instrumental singular)
kappami (instrumental plural)


em

The name of the Latin-script letter M/m.


eponym

eponym (nominative singular)
eponymy (nominative plural)
eponymu (genitive singular)
eponymů (genitive plural)
eponymu (dative singular)
eponymům (dative plural)
eponym (accusative singular)
eponymy (accusative plural)
eponyme (singular vocative)
eponymy (plural vocative)
eponymu (locative singular)
eponymech (locative plural)
eponymem (instrumental singular)
eponymy (instrumental plural)


omega

omega (nominative singular)
omegy (nominative plural)
omegy (genitive singular)
omeg (genitive plural)
omeze (dative singular)
omegám (dative plural)
omegu (accusative singular)
omegy (accusative plural)
omego (singular vocative)
omegy (plural vocative)
omeze (locative singular)
omegách (locative plural)
omegou (instrumental singular)
omegami (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


Albert

cs-proper noun

Albert m anim (female equivalent Albertová)

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


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


Basel

cs-proper noun

Basel m anim (female equivalent Baselová)

Baselová (feminine)
Basel (nominative singular)
Baselové (nominative plural)
Basela (genitive singular)
Baselů (genitive plural)
Baselovi (dative singular)
Baselům (dative plural)
Basela (accusative singular)
Basely (accusative plural)
Basele (singular vocative)
Baselové (plural vocative)
Baselovi (locative singular)
Baselech (locative plural)
Baselem (instrumental singular)
Basely (instrumental plural)


es

The name of the Latin-script letter S/s.


Čech

cs-noun

Čech m anim (female equivalent Češka, relational adjective český)

Češka (feminine)
český (adjective relational)
Čech (nominative singular)
Češi (nominative plural)
Čechové (nominative plural)
Čecha (genitive singular)
Čechů (genitive plural)
Čechovi (dative singular)
Čechu (dative singular)
Čechům (dative plural)
Čecha (accusative singular)
Čechy (accusative plural)
Čechu (singular vocative)
Češi (plural vocative)
Čechové (plural vocative)
Čechovi (locative singular)
Čechu (locative singular)
Češích (locative plural)
Čechem (instrumental singular)
Čechy (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech Čech. From the root čel- (member of the people, kinsman), cognate to člověk (“human”) + -ch.


Čech

Čechová (feminine)
Čech (nominative singular)
Čechové (nominative plural)
Čecha (genitive singular)
Čechů (genitive plural)
Čechovi (dative singular)
Čechům (dative plural)
Čecha (accusative singular)
Čechy (accusative plural)
Čechu (singular vocative)
Čechové (plural vocative)
Čechovi (locative singular)
Češích (locative plural)
Čechem (instrumental singular)
Čechy (instrumental plural)


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


sigma

sigma (nominative singular)
sigmy (nominative plural)
sigmy (genitive singular)
sigem (genitive plural)
sigmě (dative singular)
sigmám (dative plural)
sigmu (accusative singular)
sigmy (accusative plural)
sigmo (singular vocative)
sigmy (plural vocative)
sigmě (locative singular)
sigmách (locative plural)
sigmou (instrumental singular)
sigmami (instrumental plural)


Kyrgyz

Kyrgyz m anim (female equivalent Kyrgyzka)

Kyrgyzka (feminine)
Kyrgyz (nominative singular)
Kyrgyzové (nominative plural)
Kyrgyza (genitive singular)
Kyrgyzů (genitive plural)
Kyrgyzovi (dative singular)
Kyrgyzu (dative singular)
Kyrgyzům (dative plural)
Kyrgyza (accusative singular)
Kyrgyzy (accusative plural)
Kyrgyze (singular vocative)
Kyrgyzové (plural vocative)
Kyrgyzovi (locative singular)
Kyrgyzu (locative singular)
Kyrgyzech (locative plural)
Kyrgyzem (instrumental singular)
Kyrgyzy (instrumental plural)

From the name in Kyrgyz, probably of Turkic origin. More at Kyrgyz.


Turkmen

Turkmen m anim (female equivalent Turkmenka)

Turkmenka (feminine)
Turkmen (nominative singular)
Turkmenové (nominative plural)
Turkmena (genitive singular)
Turkmenů (genitive plural)
Turkmenovi (dative singular)
Turkmenu (dative singular)
Turkmenům (dative plural)
Turkmena (accusative singular)
Turkmeny (accusative plural)
Turkmene (singular vocative)
Turkmenové (plural vocative)
Turkmenovi (locative singular)
Turkmenu (locative singular)
Turkmenech (locative plural)
Turkmenem (instrumental singular)
Turkmeny (instrumental plural)


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


té

The name of the Latin-script letter T/t.


zet

The name of the Latin-script letter Z/z.


Jerman

Jerman m anim (female equivalent Jermanová)

Jermanová (feminine)
Jerman (nominative singular)
Jermané (nominative plural)
Jermani (nominative plural)
Jermana (genitive singular)
Jermanů (genitive plural)
Jermanovi (dative singular)
Jermanům (dative plural)
Jermana (accusative singular)
Jermany (accusative plural)
Jermane (singular vocative)
Jermané (plural vocative)
Jermani (plural vocative)
Jermanovi (locative singular)
Jermanech (locative plural)
Jermanem (instrumental singular)
Jermany (instrumental plural)


katakana

katakana (nominative singular)
katakany (nominative plural)
katakany (genitive singular)
katakan (genitive plural)
katakaně (dative singular)
katakanám (dative plural)
katakanu (accusative singular)
katakany (accusative plural)
katakano (singular vocative)
katakany (plural vocative)
katakaně (locative singular)
katakanách (locative plural)
katakanou (instrumental singular)
katakanami (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Japanese 片(かた)仮(か)名(な) (katakana).


Jura

(dialectal) a diminutive of the male given name Jiří


Praha

Praha m anim (female equivalent Prahová)

Prahová (feminine)
Praha (nominative singular)
Prahové (nominative plural)
Prahy (genitive singular)
Prahů (genitive plural)
Prahovi (dative singular)
Prahům (dative plural)
Prahu (accusative singular)
Prahy (accusative plural)
Praho (singular vocative)
Prahové (plural vocative)
Prahovi (locative singular)
Prazích (locative plural)
Prahou (instrumental singular)
Prahy (instrumental plural)

Norwegian Bokmål: Praha

Inherited from Old Czech Praha, earlier origin is contested; compare Czech pražit (“(land cleared by) burning”) or práh (“threshold”).

cog

a male surname transferred from the place name


Egypťan

cs-noun

Egypťan m anim (female equivalent Egypťanka)

Egypťanka (feminine)
Egypťan (nominative singular)
Egypťané (nominative plural)
Egypťana (genitive singular)
Egypťanů (genitive plural)
Egypťanovi (dative singular)
Egypťanu (dative singular)
Egypťanům (dative plural)
Egypťana (accusative singular)
Egypťany (accusative plural)
Egypťane (singular vocative)
Egypťané (plural vocative)
Egypťanovi (locative singular)
Egypťanu (locative singular)
Egypťanech (locative plural)
Egypťanem (instrumental singular)
Egypťany (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech Ejipcěnín, Egypcěnín. By surface analysis, Egypt + -an.


hiragana

hiragana (nominative singular)
hiragany (nominative plural)
hiragany (genitive singular)
hiragan (genitive plural)
hiraganě (dative singular)
hiraganám (dative plural)
hiraganu (accusative singular)
hiragany (accusative plural)
hiragano (singular vocative)
hiragany (plural vocative)
hiraganě (locative singular)
hiraganách (locative plural)
hiraganou (instrumental singular)
hiraganami (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Japanese 平(ひら)仮(が)名(な) (hiragana).


Jakub

cs-proper noun

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


Cina

Cinová (feminine)
Cina (nominative singular)
Cinové (nominative plural)
Ciny (genitive singular)
Cinů (genitive plural)
Cinovi (dative singular)
Cinům (dative plural)
Cinu (accusative singular)
Ciny (accusative plural)
Cino (singular vocative)
Cinové (plural vocative)
Cinovi (locative singular)
Cinech (locative plural)
Cinou (instrumental singular)
Ciny (instrumental plural)


chá

The name of the Latin-script letter Ch/ch.


Tábor

cs-proper noun

Tábor m anim (female equivalent Táborová)

Táborová (feminine)
Tábor (nominative singular)
Táborové (nominative plural)
Tábora (genitive singular)
Táborů (genitive plural)
Táborovi (dative singular)
Táborům (dative plural)
Tábora (accusative singular)
Tábory (accusative plural)
Tábore (singular vocative)
Táborové (plural vocative)
Táborovi (locative singular)
Táborech (locative plural)
Táborem (instrumental singular)
Tábory (instrumental plural)


Slovák

cs-noun

Slovák m anim (female equivalent Slovenka)

Slovenka (feminine)
Slovák (nominative singular)
Slovákové (nominative plural)
Slováka (genitive singular)
Slováků (genitive plural)
Slovákovi (dative singular)
Slováku (dative singular)
Slovákům (dative plural)
Slováka (accusative singular)
Slováky (accusative plural)
Slováku (singular vocative)
Slovákové (plural vocative)
Slovákovi (locative singular)
Slováku (locative singular)
Slovácích (locative plural)
Slovákem (instrumental singular)
Slováky (instrumental plural)


Slovák

cs-proper noun

Slovák m anim (female equivalent Slováková)

Slováková (feminine)
Slovák (nominative singular)
Slovákové (nominative plural)
Slováka (genitive singular)
Slováků (genitive plural)
Slovákovi (dative singular)
Slovákům (dative plural)
Slováka (accusative singular)
Slováky (accusative plural)
Slováku (singular vocative)
Slovákové (plural vocative)
Slovákovi (locative singular)
Slovácích (locative plural)
Slovákem (instrumental singular)
Slováky (instrumental plural)


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?”).

a male surname transferred from the given name


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


Adam

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


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


Arab

Arabka (feminine)
Arab (nominative singular)
Arabové (nominative plural)
Araba (genitive singular)
Arabů (genitive plural)
Arabovi (dative singular)
Arabu (dative singular)
Arabům (dative plural)
Araba (accusative singular)
Araby (accusative plural)
Arabe (singular vocative)
Arabové (plural vocative)
Arabovi (locative singular)
Arabu (locative singular)
Arabech (locative plural)
Arabem (instrumental singular)
Araby (instrumental plural)


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


Miriam

cs-proper noun

Miriam f (indeclinable, relational adjective Miriamin)

a female given name, equivalent to English Miriam


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.

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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.


Robert

a male given name, equivalent to English Robert


Johan

cs-proper noun

Johan m anim (female equivalent Johanová)

Johanová (feminine)
Johan (nominative singular)
Johanové (nominative plural)
Johana (genitive singular)
Johanů (genitive plural)
Johanovi (dative singular)
Johanům (dative plural)
Johana (accusative singular)
Johany (accusative plural)
Johane (singular vocative)
Johanové (plural vocative)
Johanovi (locative singular)
Johanech (locative plural)
Johanem (instrumental singular)
Johany (instrumental plural)


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


Ivan

Ivanová (feminine)
Ivan (nominative singular)
Ivané (nominative plural)
Ivani (nominative plural)
Ivana (genitive singular)
Ivanů (genitive plural)
Ivanovi (dative singular)
Ivanům (dative plural)
Ivana (accusative singular)
Ivany (accusative plural)
Ivane (singular vocative)
Ivané (plural vocative)
Ivani (plural vocative)
Ivanovi (locative singular)
Ivanech (locative plural)
Ivanem (instrumental singular)
Ivany (instrumental plural)


Sommer

Sommer m anim (female equivalent Sommerová)

Sommerová (feminine)
Sommer (nominative singular)
Sommerové (nominative plural)
Sommera (genitive singular)
Sommerů (genitive plural)
Sommerovi (dative singular)
Sommerům (dative plural)
Sommera (accusative singular)
Sommery (accusative plural)
Sommere (singular vocative)
Sommerové (plural vocative)
Sommerovi (locative singular)
Sommerech (locative plural)
Sommerem (instrumental singular)
Sommery (instrumental plural)


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


Washington

Washington m anim (female equivalent Washingtonová)

Washingtonová (feminine)
Washington (nominative singular)
Washingtonové (nominative plural)
Washingtona (genitive singular)
Washingtonů (genitive plural)
Washingtonovi (dative singular)
Washingtonům (dative plural)
Washingtona (accusative singular)
Washingtony (accusative plural)
Washingtone (singular vocative)
Washingtonové (plural vocative)
Washingtonovi (locative singular)
Washingtonech (locative plural)
Washingtonem (instrumental singular)
Washingtony (instrumental plural)


pagoda

pagoda (nominative singular)
pagody (nominative plural)
pagody (genitive singular)
pagod (genitive plural)
pagodě (dative singular)
pagodám (dative plural)
pagodu (accusative singular)
pagody (accusative plural)
pagodo (singular vocative)
pagody (plural vocative)
pagodě (locative singular)
pagodách (locative plural)
pagodou (instrumental singular)
pagodami (instrumental plural)


Gordon

Gordon m anim (female equivalent Gordonová)

Gordonová (feminine)
Gordon (nominative singular)
Gordonové (nominative plural)
Gordona (genitive singular)
Gordonů (genitive plural)
Gordonovi (dative singular)
Gordonům (dative plural)
Gordona (accusative singular)
Gordony (accusative plural)
Gordone (singular vocative)
Gordonové (plural vocative)
Gordonovi (locative singular)
Gordonech (locative plural)
Gordonem (instrumental singular)
Gordony (instrumental plural)


Viking

Viking (nominative singular)
Vikingové (nominative plural)
Vikinga (genitive singular)
Vikingů (genitive plural)
Vikingovi (dative singular)
Vikingu (dative singular)
Vikingům (dative plural)
Vikinga (accusative singular)
Vikingy (accusative plural)
Vikingu (singular vocative)
Vikingové (plural vocative)
Vikingovi (locative singular)
Vikingu (locative singular)
Vikinzích (locative plural)
Vikingem (instrumental singular)
Vikingy (instrumental plural)


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)


cé

The name of the Latin-script letter C/c.


Samuel

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


Kummer

Kummer m anim (female equivalent Kummerová)

Kummerová (feminine)
Kummer (nominative singular)
Kummerové (nominative plural)
Kummera (genitive singular)
Kummerů (genitive plural)
Kummerovi (dative singular)
Kummerům (dative plural)
Kummera (accusative singular)
Kummery (accusative plural)
Kummere (singular vocative)
Kummerové (plural vocative)
Kummerovi (locative singular)
Kummerech (locative plural)
Kummerem (instrumental singular)
Kummery (instrumental plural)


Brit

Britka (feminine)
Brit (nominative singular)
Britové (nominative plural)
Brita (genitive singular)
Britů (genitive plural)
Britovi (dative singular)
Britu (dative singular)
Britům (dative plural)
Brita (accusative singular)
Brity (accusative plural)
Brite (singular vocative)
Britové (plural vocative)
Britovi (locative singular)
Britu (locative singular)
Britech (locative plural)
Britem (instrumental singular)
Brity (instrumental plural)


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


Mach

Machová (feminine)
Mach (nominative singular)
Machové (nominative plural)
Macha (genitive singular)
Machů (genitive plural)
Machovi (dative singular)
Machům (dative plural)
Macha (accusative singular)
Machy (accusative plural)
Machu (singular vocative)
Machové (plural vocative)
Machovi (locative singular)
Maších (locative plural)
Machem (instrumental singular)
Machy (instrumental plural)


alfa

alfa (nominative singular)
alfy (nominative plural)
alfy (genitive singular)
alf (genitive plural)
alfě (dative singular)
alfám (dative plural)
alfu (accusative singular)
alfy (accusative plural)
alfo (singular vocative)
alfy (plural vocative)
alfě (locative singular)
alfách (locative plural)
alfou (instrumental singular)
alfami (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek ἄλφα (álpha), of Semitic origin.


Freund

cs-proper noun

Freund m anim (female equivalent Freundová)

Freundová (feminine)
Freund (nominative singular)
Freundové (nominative plural)
Freunda (genitive singular)
Freundů (genitive plural)
Freundovi (dative singular)
Freundům (dative plural)
Freunda (accusative singular)
Freundy (accusative plural)
Freunde (singular vocative)
Freundové (plural vocative)
Freundovi (locative singular)
Freundech (locative plural)
Freundem (instrumental singular)
Freundy (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Freund (literally “friend”).


jota

jota (nominative singular)
joty (nominative plural)
joty (genitive singular)
jot (genitive plural)
jotě (dative singular)
jotám (dative plural)
jotu (accusative singular)
joty (accusative plural)
joto (singular vocative)
joty (plural vocative)
jotě (locative singular)
jotách (locative plural)
jotou (instrumental singular)
jotami (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek ἰῶτα (iôta, “iota”).


Saksa

cs-proper noun

Saksa m anim (female equivalent Saksová)

Saksová (feminine)
Saksa (nominative singular)
Saksové (nominative plural)
Saksy (genitive singular)
Saksů (genitive plural)
Saksovi (dative singular)
Saksům (dative plural)
Saksu (accusative singular)
Saksy (accusative plural)
Sakso (singular vocative)
Saksové (plural vocative)
Saksovi (locative singular)
Saksech (locative plural)
Saksou (instrumental singular)
Saksy (instrumental plural)


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


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


Franz

Franz m anim (female equivalent Franzová)

Franzová (feminine)
Franz (nominative singular)
Franzové (nominative plural)
Franza (genitive singular)
Franzů (genitive plural)
Franzovi (dative singular)
Franzům (dative plural)
Franza (accusative singular)
Franzy (accusative plural)
Franze (singular vocative)
Franzové (plural vocative)
Franzovi (locative singular)
Franzech (locative plural)
Franzem (instrumental singular)
Franzy (instrumental plural)


Napoleon

Napoleon m anim (relational adjective Napoleonův)

Napoleonův (adjective relational)
Napoleon (nominative singular)
Napoleoni (nominative plural)
Napoleona (genitive singular)
Napoleonů (genitive plural)
Napoleonovi (dative singular)
Napoleonu (dative singular)
Napoleonům (dative plural)
Napoleona (accusative singular)
Napoleony (accusative plural)
Napoleone (singular vocative)
Napoleoni (plural vocative)
Napoleonovi (locative singular)
Napoleonu (locative singular)
Napoleonech (locative plural)
Napoleonem (instrumental singular)
Napoleony (instrumental plural)

A male given name in French, Napoléon, usually referring to Napoleon Bonaparte


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


Arnold

Arnold m anim (female equivalent Arnoldová)

Arnoldová (feminine)
Arnold (nominative singular)
Arnoldové (nominative plural)
Arnolda (genitive singular)
Arnoldů (genitive plural)
Arnoldovi (dative singular)
Arnoldům (dative plural)
Arnolda (accusative singular)
Arnoldy (accusative plural)
Arnolde (singular vocative)
Arnoldové (plural vocative)
Arnoldovi (locative singular)
Arnoldech (locative plural)
Arnoldem (instrumental singular)
Arnoldy (instrumental plural)

a male surname transferred from the given name


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)


Abt

Abtová (feminine)
Abt (nominative singular)
Abtové (nominative plural)
Abta (genitive singular)
Abtů (genitive plural)
Abtovi (dative singular)
Abtům (dative plural)
Abta (accusative singular)
Abty (accusative plural)
Abte (singular vocative)
Abtové (plural vocative)
Abtovi (locative singular)
Abtech (locative plural)
Abtem (instrumental singular)
Abty (instrumental plural)


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


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


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


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


Beck

Becková (feminine)
Beck (nominative singular)
Beckové (nominative plural)
Becka (genitive singular)
Becků (genitive plural)
Beckovi (dative singular)
Beckům (dative plural)
Becka (accusative singular)
Becky (accusative plural)
Becku (singular vocative)
Beckové (plural vocative)
Beckovi (locative singular)
Becích (locative plural)
Beckem (instrumental singular)
Becky (instrumental plural)


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


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)


Fin

Finka (feminine)
Fin (nominative singular)
Fini (nominative plural)
Finové (nominative plural)
Fina (genitive singular)
Finů (genitive plural)
Finovi (dative singular)
Finu (dative singular)
Finům (dative plural)
Fina (accusative singular)
Finy (accusative plural)
Fine (singular vocative)
Fini (plural vocative)
Finové (plural vocative)
Finovi (locative singular)
Finu (locative singular)
Finech (locative plural)
Finem (instrumental singular)
Finy (instrumental plural)


Flor

Florová (feminine)
Flor (nominative singular)
Florové (nominative plural)
Flora (genitive singular)
Florů (genitive plural)
Florovi (dative singular)
Florům (dative plural)
Flora (accusative singular)
Flory (accusative plural)
Flore (singular vocative)
Florové (plural vocative)
Florovi (locative singular)
Florech (locative plural)
Florem (instrumental singular)
Flory (instrumental plural)


Grus

Grusová (feminine)
Grus (nominative singular)
Grusové (nominative plural)
Grusa (genitive singular)
Grusů (genitive plural)
Grusovi (dative singular)
Grusům (dative plural)
Grusa (accusative singular)
Grusy (accusative plural)
Gruse (singular vocative)
Grusové (plural vocative)
Grusovi (locative singular)
Grusech (locative plural)
Grusem (instrumental singular)
Grusy (instrumental plural)


Engel

Engel m anim (female equivalent Engelová)

Engelová (feminine)
Engel (nominative singular)
Engelové (nominative plural)
Engela (genitive singular)
Engelů (genitive plural)
Engelovi (dative singular)
Engelům (dative plural)
Engela (accusative singular)
Engely (accusative plural)
Engele (singular vocative)
Engelové (plural vocative)
Engelovi (locative singular)
Engelech (locative plural)
Engelem (instrumental singular)
Engely (instrumental plural)


Gut

Gutová (feminine)
Gut (nominative singular)
Gutové (nominative plural)
Guta (genitive singular)
Gutů (genitive plural)
Gutovi (dative singular)
Gutům (dative plural)
Guta (accusative singular)
Guty (accusative plural)
Gute (singular vocative)
Gutové (plural vocative)
Gutovi (locative singular)
Gutech (locative plural)
Gutem (instrumental singular)
Guty (instrumental plural)


Ir

Irka (feminine)
Ir (nominative singular)
Irové (nominative plural)
Ira (genitive singular)
Irů (genitive plural)
Irovi (dative singular)
Iru (dative singular)
Irům (dative plural)
Ira (accusative singular)
Iry (accusative plural)
Ire (singular vocative)
Irové (plural vocative)
Irovi (locative singular)
Iru (locative singular)
Irech (locative plural)
Irem (instrumental singular)
Iry (instrumental plural)


Ital

Italka (feminine)
Ital (nominative singular)
Italové (nominative plural)
Itala (genitive singular)
Italů (genitive plural)
Italovi (dative singular)
Italu (dative singular)
Italům (dative plural)
Itala (accusative singular)
Italy (accusative plural)
Itale (singular vocative)
Italové (plural vocative)
Italovi (locative singular)
Italu (locative singular)
Italech (locative plural)
Italem (instrumental singular)
Italy (instrumental plural)


Grund

Grund m anim (female equivalent Grundová)

Grundová (feminine)
Grund (nominative singular)
Grundové (nominative plural)
Grunda (genitive singular)
Grundů (genitive plural)
Grundovi (dative singular)
Grundům (dative plural)
Grunda (accusative singular)
Grundy (accusative plural)
Grunde (singular vocative)
Grundové (plural vocative)
Grundovi (locative singular)
Grundech (locative plural)
Grundem (instrumental singular)
Grundy (instrumental plural)


Gal

cs-noun

Gal m anim (relational adjective galský)

galský (adjective relational)
Gal (nominative singular)
Galové (nominative plural)
Gala (genitive singular)
Galů (genitive plural)
Galovi (dative singular)
Galu (dative singular)
Galům (dative plural)
Gala (accusative singular)
Galy (accusative plural)
Gale (singular vocative)
Galové (plural vocative)
Galovi (locative singular)
Galu (locative singular)
Galech (locative plural)
Galem (instrumental singular)
Galy (instrumental plural)


Kala

Kalová (feminine)
Kala (nominative singular)
Kalové (nominative plural)
Kaly (genitive singular)
Kalů (genitive plural)
Kalovi (dative singular)
Kalům (dative plural)
Kalu (accusative singular)
Kaly (accusative plural)
Kalo (singular vocative)
Kalové (plural vocative)
Kalovi (locative singular)
Kalech (locative plural)
Kalou (instrumental singular)
Kaly (instrumental plural)


Kaftan

cs-proper noun

Kaftan m anim (female equivalent Kaftanová)

Kaftanová (feminine)
Kaftan (nominative singular)
Kaftanové (nominative plural)
Kaftana (genitive singular)
Kaftanů (genitive plural)
Kaftanovi (dative singular)
Kaftanům (dative plural)
Kaftana (accusative singular)
Kaftany (accusative plural)
Kaftane (singular vocative)
Kaftanové (plural vocative)
Kaftanovi (locative singular)
Kaftanech (locative plural)
Kaftanem (instrumental singular)
Kaftany (instrumental plural)


Kováč

Kováč m anim (female equivalent Kováčová)

Kováčová (feminine)
Kováč (nominative singular)
Kováčové (nominative plural)
Kováče (genitive singular)
Kováčů (genitive plural)
Kováčovi (dative singular)
Kováčům (dative plural)
Kováče (accusative singular)
Kováče (accusative plural)
Kováči (singular vocative)
Kováčové (plural vocative)
Kováčovi (locative singular)
Kováčích (locative plural)
Kováčem (instrumental singular)
Kováči (instrumental plural)


Kočiš

Kočiš m anim (female equivalent Kočišová)

Kočišová (feminine)
Kočiš (nominative singular)
Kočišové (nominative plural)
Kočiše (genitive singular)
Kočišů (genitive plural)
Kočišovi (dative singular)
Kočišům (dative plural)
Kočiše (accusative singular)
Kočiše (accusative plural)
Kočiši (singular vocative)
Kočišové (plural vocative)
Kočišovi (locative singular)
Kočiších (locative plural)
Kočišem (instrumental singular)
Kočiši (instrumental plural)

a male surname originating as an occupation


Langer

Langer m anim (female equivalent Langerová)

Langerová (feminine)
Langer (nominative singular)
Langerové (nominative plural)
Langera (genitive singular)
Langerů (genitive plural)
Langerovi (dative singular)
Langerům (dative plural)
Langera (accusative singular)
Langery (accusative plural)
Langere (singular vocative)
Langerové (plural vocative)
Langerovi (locative singular)
Langerech (locative plural)
Langerem (instrumental singular)
Langery (instrumental plural)


Lang

Langová (feminine)
Lang (nominative singular)
Langové (nominative plural)
Langa (genitive singular)
Langů (genitive plural)
Langovi (dative singular)
Langům (dative plural)
Langa (accusative singular)
Langy (accusative plural)
Langu (singular vocative)
Langové (plural vocative)
Langovi (locative singular)
Lanzích (locative plural)
Langem (instrumental singular)
Langy (instrumental plural)


Lys

Lysová (feminine)
Lys (nominative singular)
Lysové (nominative plural)
Lysa (genitive singular)
Lysů (genitive plural)
Lysovi (dative singular)
Lysům (dative plural)
Lysa (accusative singular)
Lysy (accusative plural)
Lyse (singular vocative)
Lysové (plural vocative)
Lysovi (locative singular)
Lysech (locative plural)
Lysem (instrumental singular)
Lysy (instrumental plural)


Horn

Hornová (feminine)
Horn (nominative singular)
Hornové (nominative plural)
Horna (genitive singular)
Hornů (genitive plural)
Hornovi (dative singular)
Hornům (dative plural)
Horna (accusative singular)
Horny (accusative plural)
Horne (singular vocative)
Hornové (plural vocative)
Hornovi (locative singular)
Hornech (locative plural)
Hornem (instrumental singular)
Horny (instrumental plural)


Kuna

Kunová (feminine)
Kuna (nominative singular)
Kunové (nominative plural)
Kuny (genitive singular)
Kunů (genitive plural)
Kunovi (dative singular)
Kunům (dative plural)
Kunu (accusative singular)
Kuny (accusative plural)
Kuno (singular vocative)
Kunové (plural vocative)
Kunovi (locative singular)
Kunech (locative plural)
Kunou (instrumental singular)
Kuny (instrumental plural)


Malý

Malá (feminine)
Malý (nominative singular)
Malí (nominative plural)
Malého (genitive singular)
Malých (genitive plural)
Malému (dative singular)
Malým (dative plural)
Malého (accusative singular)
Malé (accusative plural)
Malý (singular vocative)
Malí (plural vocative)
Malém (locative singular)
Malých (locative plural)
Malým (instrumental singular)
Malými (instrumental plural)


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)


Lid

Lidová (feminine)
Lid (nominative singular)
Lidové (nominative plural)
Lida (genitive singular)
Lidů (genitive plural)
Lidovi (dative singular)
Lidům (dative plural)
Lida (accusative singular)
Lidy (accusative plural)
Lide (singular vocative)
Lidové (plural vocative)
Lidovi (locative singular)
Lidech (locative plural)
Lidem (instrumental singular)
Lidy (instrumental plural)


Mana

Manová (feminine)
Mana (nominative singular)
Manové (nominative plural)
Many (genitive singular)
Manů (genitive plural)
Manovi (dative singular)
Manům (dative plural)
Manu (accusative singular)
Many (accusative plural)
Mano (singular vocative)
Manové (plural vocative)
Manovi (locative singular)
Manech (locative plural)
Manou (instrumental singular)
Many (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


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


Luft

Luftová (feminine)
Luft (nominative singular)
Luftové (nominative plural)
Lufta (genitive singular)
Luftů (genitive plural)
Luftovi (dative singular)
Luftům (dative plural)
Lufta (accusative singular)
Lufty (accusative plural)
Lufte (singular vocative)
Luftové (plural vocative)
Luftovi (locative singular)
Luftech (locative plural)
Luftem (instrumental singular)
Lufty (instrumental plural)


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


Mink

Minková (feminine)
Mink (nominative singular)
Minkové (nominative plural)
Minka (genitive singular)
Minků (genitive plural)
Minkovi (dative singular)
Minkům (dative plural)
Minka (accusative singular)
Minky (accusative plural)
Minku (singular vocative)
Minkové (plural vocative)
Minkovi (locative singular)
Mincích (locative plural)
Minkem (instrumental singular)
Minky (instrumental plural)

Shortened from the personal name Dominik.


Nor

Norka (feminine)
Nor (nominative singular)
Norové (nominative plural)
Nora (genitive singular)
Norů (genitive plural)
Norovi (dative singular)
Noru (dative singular)
Norům (dative plural)
Nora (accusative singular)
Nory (accusative plural)
Nore (singular vocative)
Norové (plural vocative)
Norovi (locative singular)
Noru (locative singular)
Norech (locative plural)
Norem (instrumental singular)
Nory (instrumental plural)


Och

Ochová (feminine)
Och (nominative singular)
Ochové (nominative plural)
Ocha (genitive singular)
Ochů (genitive plural)
Ochovi (dative singular)
Ochům (dative plural)
Ocha (accusative singular)
Ochy (accusative plural)
Ochu (singular vocative)
Ochové (plural vocative)
Ochovi (locative singular)
Oších (locative plural)
Ochem (instrumental singular)
Ochy (instrumental plural)


Flora

Flora m anim (female equivalent Florová)

Florová (feminine)
Flora (nominative singular)
Florové (nominative plural)
Flory (genitive singular)
Florů (genitive plural)
Florovi (dative singular)
Florům (dative plural)
Floru (accusative singular)
Flory (accusative plural)
Floro (singular vocative)
Florové (plural vocative)
Florovi (locative singular)
Florech (locative plural)
Florou (instrumental singular)
Flory (instrumental plural)


Mona

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


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


Mongol

cs-noun

Mongol m anim (female equivalent Mongolka)

Mongolka (feminine)
Mongol (nominative singular)
Mongolové (nominative plural)
Mongola (genitive singular)
Mongolů (genitive plural)
Mongolovi (dative singular)
Mongolu (dative singular)
Mongolům (dative plural)
Mongola (accusative singular)
Mongoly (accusative plural)
Mongole (singular vocative)
Mongolové (plural vocative)
Mongolovi (locative singular)
Mongolu (locative singular)
Mongolech (locative plural)
Mongolem (instrumental singular)
Mongoly (instrumental plural)


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


Panna

cs-proper noun

Panna m anim (female equivalent Pannová)

Pannová (feminine)
Panna (nominative singular)
Pannové (nominative plural)
Panny (genitive singular)
Pannů (genitive plural)
Pannovi (dative singular)
Pannům (dative plural)
Pannu (accusative singular)
Panny (accusative plural)
Panno (singular vocative)
Pannové (plural vocative)
Pannovi (locative singular)
Pannech (locative plural)
Pannou (instrumental singular)
Panny (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


Kaiser

Kaiser m anim (female equivalent Kaiserová)

Kaiserová (feminine)
Kaiser (nominative singular)
Kaiserové (nominative plural)
Kaisera (genitive singular)
Kaiserů (genitive plural)
Kaiserovi (dative singular)
Kaiserům (dative plural)
Kaisera (accusative singular)
Kaisery (accusative plural)
Kaisere (singular vocative)
Kaiserové (plural vocative)
Kaiserovi (locative singular)
Kaiserech (locative plural)
Kaiserem (instrumental singular)
Kaisery (instrumental plural)


Popper

Popper m anim (female equivalent Popperová)

Popperová (feminine)
Popper (nominative singular)
Popperové (nominative plural)
Poppera (genitive singular)
Popperů (genitive plural)
Popperovi (dative singular)
Popperům (dative plural)
Poppera (accusative singular)
Poppery (accusative plural)
Poppere (singular vocative)
Popperové (plural vocative)
Popperovi (locative singular)
Popperech (locative plural)
Popperem (instrumental singular)
Poppery (instrumental plural)


Polka

Polák (masculine)
Polka (nominative singular)
Polky (nominative plural)
Polky (genitive singular)
Polek (genitive plural)
Polce (dative singular)
Polkám (dative plural)
Polku (accusative singular)
Polky (accusative plural)
Polko (singular vocative)
Polky (plural vocative)
Polce (locative singular)
Polkách (locative plural)
Polkou (instrumental singular)
Polkami (instrumental plural)


Mann

Mannová (feminine)
Mann (nominative singular)
Mannové (nominative plural)
Manna (genitive singular)
Mannů (genitive plural)
Mannovi (dative singular)
Mannům (dative plural)
Manna (accusative singular)
Manny (accusative plural)
Manne (singular vocative)
Mannové (plural vocative)
Mannovi (locative singular)
Mannech (locative plural)
Mannem (instrumental singular)
Manny (instrumental plural)


Pop

Popová (feminine)
Pop (nominative singular)
Popové (nominative plural)
Popa (genitive singular)
Popů (genitive plural)
Popovi (dative singular)
Popům (dative plural)
Popa (accusative singular)
Popy (accusative plural)
Pope (singular vocative)
Popové (plural vocative)
Popovi (locative singular)
Popech (locative plural)
Popem (instrumental singular)
Popy (instrumental plural)


Saal

Saalová (feminine)
Saal (nominative singular)
Saalové (nominative plural)
Saala (genitive singular)
Saalů (genitive plural)
Saalovi (dative singular)
Saalům (dative plural)
Saala (accusative singular)
Saaly (accusative plural)
Saale (singular vocative)
Saalové (plural vocative)
Saalovi (locative singular)
Saalech (locative plural)
Saalem (instrumental singular)
Saaly (instrumental plural)


Rod

Rodová (feminine)
Rod (nominative singular)
Rodové (nominative plural)
Roda (genitive singular)
Rodů (genitive plural)
Rodovi (dative singular)
Rodům (dative plural)
Roda (accusative singular)
Rody (accusative plural)
Rode (singular vocative)
Rodové (plural vocative)
Rodovi (locative singular)
Rodech (locative plural)
Rodem (instrumental singular)
Rody (instrumental plural)


Rut

Rutová (feminine)
Rut (nominative singular)
Rutové (nominative plural)
Ruta (genitive singular)
Rutů (genitive plural)
Rutovi (dative singular)
Rutům (dative plural)
Ruta (accusative singular)
Ruty (accusative plural)
Rute (singular vocative)
Rutové (plural vocative)
Rutovi (locative singular)
Rutech (locative plural)
Rutem (instrumental singular)
Ruty (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


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


Kuba

Kubová (feminine)
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)


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


Rot

Rotová (feminine)
Rot (nominative singular)
Rotové (nominative plural)
Rota (genitive singular)
Rotů (genitive plural)
Rotovi (dative singular)
Rotům (dative plural)
Rota (accusative singular)
Roty (accusative plural)
Rote (singular vocative)
Rotové (plural vocative)
Rotovi (locative singular)
Rotech (locative plural)
Rotem (instrumental singular)
Roty (instrumental plural)

Derived from German roth (“red”). First attested in the 15th century.


Slovenka

Slovák (masculine)
Slovenka (nominative singular)
Slovenky (nominative plural)
Slovenky (genitive singular)
Slovenek (genitive plural)
Slovence (dative singular)
Slovenkám (dative plural)
Slovenku (accusative singular)
Slovenky (accusative plural)
Slovenko (singular vocative)
Slovenky (plural vocative)
Slovence (locative singular)
Slovenkách (locative plural)
Slovenkou (instrumental singular)
Slovenkami (instrumental plural)


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


Valach

cs-noun

Valach m anim (female equivalent Valaška, relational adjective valašský)

Valaška (feminine)
valašský (adjective relational)
Valach (nominative singular)
Valachové (nominative plural)
Valaši (nominative plural)
Valacha (genitive singular)
Valachů (genitive plural)
Valachovi (dative singular)
Valachu (dative singular)
Valachům (dative plural)
Valacha (accusative singular)
Valachy (accusative plural)
Valachu (singular vocative)
Valachové (plural vocative)
Valaši (plural vocative)
Valachovi (locative singular)
Valachu (locative singular)
Valaších (locative plural)
Valachem (instrumental singular)
Valachy (instrumental plural)


Martin

cs-proper noun

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


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


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


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


Rosa

Rosová (feminine)
Rosa (nominative singular)
Rosové (nominative plural)
Rosy (genitive singular)
Rosů (genitive plural)
Rosovi (dative singular)
Rosům (dative plural)
Rosu (accusative singular)
Rosy (accusative plural)
Roso (singular vocative)
Rosové (plural vocative)
Rosovi (locative singular)
Rosech (locative plural)
Rosou (instrumental singular)
Rosy (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)


Urban

cs-proper noun

Urban m anim (female equivalent Urbanová)

Urbanová (feminine)
Urban (nominative singular)
Urbané (nominative plural)
Urbani (nominative plural)
Urbana (genitive singular)
Urbanů (genitive plural)
Urbanovi (dative singular)
Urbanům (dative plural)
Urbana (accusative singular)
Urbany (accusative plural)
Urbane (singular vocative)
Urbané (plural vocative)
Urbani (plural vocative)
Urbanovi (locative singular)
Urbanech (locative plural)
Urbanem (instrumental singular)
Urbany (instrumental plural)


Češka

Čech (masculine)
Češka (nominative singular)
Češky (nominative plural)
Češky (genitive singular)
Češek (genitive plural)
Češce (dative singular)
Češkám (dative plural)
Češku (accusative singular)
Češky (accusative plural)
Češko (singular vocative)
Češky (plural vocative)
Češce (locative singular)
Češkách (locative plural)
Češkou (instrumental singular)
Češkami (instrumental plural)


palau

Ultimately from Palauan Belau (“Palau”).


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


Winter

Winter m anim (female equivalent Winterová)

Winterová (feminine)
Winter (nominative singular)
Winterové (nominative plural)
Wintera (genitive singular)
Winterů (genitive plural)
Winterovi (dative singular)
Winterům (dative plural)
Wintera (accusative singular)
Wintery (accusative plural)
Wintere (singular vocative)
Winterové (plural vocative)
Winterovi (locative singular)
Winterech (locative plural)
Winterem (instrumental singular)
Wintery (instrumental plural)


nahuatl

nahuatl (nominative singular)
nahuatly (nominative plural)
nahuatlu (genitive singular)
nahuatlů (genitive plural)
nahuatlu (dative singular)
nahuatlům (dative plural)
nahuatl (accusative singular)
nahuatly (accusative plural)
nahuatle (singular vocative)
nahuatly (plural vocative)
nahuatlu (locative singular)
nahuatlech (locative plural)
nahuatlem (instrumental singular)
nahuatly (instrumental plural)


latina

cs-noun

latina f (relational adjective latinský)

latinský (adjective relational)
latina (nominative singular)
latiny (nominative plural)
latiny (genitive singular)
latin (genitive plural)
latině (dative singular)
latinám (dative plural)
latinu (accusative singular)
latiny (accusative plural)
latino (singular vocative)
latiny (plural vocative)
latině (locative singular)
latinách (locative plural)
latinou (instrumental singular)
latinami (instrumental plural)


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)


viking

viking (nominative singular)
vikingové (nominative plural)
vikinga (genitive singular)
vikingů (genitive plural)
vikingovi (dative singular)
vikingu (dative singular)
vikingům (dative plural)
vikinga (accusative singular)
vikingy (accusative plural)
vikingu (singular vocative)
vikingové (plural vocative)
vikingovi (locative singular)
vikingu (locative singular)
vikinzích (locative plural)
vikingem (instrumental singular)
vikingy (instrumental plural)


guaraní

Borrowed from Spanish guaraní, from Guaraní guarani


Graf

Grafová (feminine)
Graf (nominative singular)
Grafové (nominative plural)
Grafa (genitive singular)
Grafů (genitive plural)
Grafovi (dative singular)
Grafům (dative plural)
Grafa (accusative singular)
Grafy (accusative plural)
Grafe (singular vocative)
Grafové (plural vocative)
Grafovi (locative singular)
Grafech (locative plural)
Grafem (instrumental singular)
Grafy (instrumental plural)


Bahr

Bahrová (feminine)
Bahr (nominative singular)
Bahrové (nominative plural)
Bahra (genitive singular)
Bahrů (genitive plural)
Bahrovi (dative singular)
Bahrům (dative plural)
Bahra (accusative singular)
Bahry (accusative plural)
Bahře (singular vocative)
Bahrové (plural vocative)
Bahrovi (locative singular)
Bahrech (locative plural)
Bahrem (instrumental singular)
Bahry (instrumental plural)


Ind

Indka (feminine)
Ind (nominative singular)
Indové (nominative plural)
Inda (genitive singular)
Indů (genitive plural)
Indovi (dative singular)
Indu (dative singular)
Indům (dative plural)
Inda (accusative singular)
Indy (accusative plural)
Inde (singular vocative)
Indové (plural vocative)
Indovi (locative singular)
Indu (locative singular)
Indech (locative plural)
Indem (instrumental singular)
Indy (instrumental plural)

Muhammedáni konají veliké p-ti do Mekky ke hrobu prorokovu, Indové k posvátnému Gangu.

1903, “Pouť”, in Ottův slovník naučný, part XX, Praha: J. Otto, page 351:

Muslims make large pilgrimages to Mecca, Indians to the sacred Ganges.


Dach

Dachová (feminine)
Dach (nominative singular)
Dachové (nominative plural)
Dacha (genitive singular)
Dachů (genitive plural)
Dachovi (dative singular)
Dachům (dative plural)
Dacha (accusative singular)
Dachy (accusative plural)
Dachu (singular vocative)
Dachové (plural vocative)
Dachovi (locative singular)
Daších (locative plural)
Dachem (instrumental singular)
Dachy (instrumental plural)


Schneider

cs-proper noun

Schneider m anim (female equivalent Schneiderová)

Schneiderová (feminine)
Schneider (nominative singular)
Schneiderové (nominative plural)
Schneidera (genitive singular)
Schneiderů (genitive plural)
Schneiderovi (dative singular)
Schneiderům (dative plural)
Schneidera (accusative singular)
Schneidery (accusative plural)
Schneidere (singular vocative)
Schneiderové (plural vocative)
Schneiderovi (locative singular)
Schneiderech (locative plural)
Schneiderem (instrumental singular)
Schneidery (instrumental plural)


Brom

Bromová (feminine)
Brom (nominative singular)
Bromové (nominative plural)
Broma (genitive singular)
Bromů (genitive plural)
Bromovi (dative singular)
Bromům (dative plural)
Broma (accusative singular)
Bromy (accusative plural)
Brome (singular vocative)
Bromové (plural vocative)
Bromovi (locative singular)
Bromech (locative plural)
Bromem (instrumental singular)
Bromy (instrumental plural)


Wolfram

Wolfram m anim (female equivalent Wolframová)

Wolframová (feminine)
Wolfram (nominative singular)
Wolframové (nominative plural)
Wolframa (genitive singular)
Wolframů (genitive plural)
Wolframovi (dative singular)
Wolframům (dative plural)
Wolframa (accusative singular)
Wolframy (accusative plural)
Wolframe (singular vocative)
Wolframové (plural vocative)
Wolframovi (locative singular)
Wolframech (locative plural)
Wolframem (instrumental singular)
Wolframy (instrumental plural)

Unadapted borrowing from German Wolfram.


Hof

Hofová (feminine)
Hof (nominative singular)
Hofové (nominative plural)
Hofa (genitive singular)
Hofů (genitive plural)
Hofovi (dative singular)
Hofům (dative plural)
Hofa (accusative singular)
Hofy (accusative plural)
Hofe (singular vocative)
Hofové (plural vocative)
Hofovi (locative singular)
Hofech (locative plural)
Hofem (instrumental singular)
Hofy (instrumental plural)


Bauer

Bauer m anim (female equivalent Bauerová)

Bauerová (feminine)
Bauer (nominative singular)
Bauerové (nominative plural)
Bauera (genitive singular)
Bauerů (genitive plural)
Bauerovi (dative singular)
Bauerům (dative plural)
Bauera (accusative singular)
Bauery (accusative plural)
Bauere (singular vocative)
Bauerové (plural vocative)
Bauerovi (locative singular)
Bauerech (locative plural)
Bauerem (instrumental singular)
Bauery (instrumental plural)


Otava

Otava m anim (female equivalent Otavová)

Otavová (feminine)
Otava (nominative singular)
Otavové (nominative plural)
Otavy (genitive singular)
Otavů (genitive plural)
Otavovi (dative singular)
Otavům (dative plural)
Otavu (accusative singular)
Otavy (accusative plural)
Otavo (singular vocative)
Otavové (plural vocative)
Otavovi (locative singular)
Otavech (locative plural)
Otavou (instrumental singular)
Otavy (instrumental plural)


ef

The name of the Latin-script letter F/f.


Richter

Richter m anim (female equivalent Richterová)

Richterová (feminine)
Richter (nominative singular)
Richterové (nominative plural)
Richtera (genitive singular)
Richterů (genitive plural)
Richterovi (dative singular)
Richterům (dative plural)
Richtera (accusative singular)
Richtery (accusative plural)
Richtere (singular vocative)
Richterové (plural vocative)
Richterovi (locative singular)
Richterech (locative plural)
Richterem (instrumental singular)
Richtery (instrumental plural)


Trojan

Trojan m anim (female equivalent Trojanová)

Trojanová (feminine)
Trojan (nominative singular)
Trojané (nominative plural)
Trojani (nominative plural)
Trojana (genitive singular)
Trojanů (genitive plural)
Trojanovi (dative singular)
Trojanům (dative plural)
Trojana (accusative singular)
Trojany (accusative plural)
Trojane (singular vocative)
Trojané (plural vocative)
Trojani (plural vocative)
Trojanovi (locative singular)
Trojanech (locative plural)
Trojanem (instrumental singular)
Trojany (instrumental plural)


Laub

Laubová (feminine)
Laub (nominative singular)
Laubové (nominative plural)
Lauba (genitive singular)
Laubů (genitive plural)
Laubovi (dative singular)
Laubům (dative plural)
Lauba (accusative singular)
Lauby (accusative plural)
Laube (singular vocative)
Laubové (plural vocative)
Laubovi (locative singular)
Laubech (locative plural)
Laubem (instrumental singular)
Lauby (instrumental plural)


Obst

Obstová (feminine)
Obst (nominative singular)
Obstové (nominative plural)
Obsta (genitive singular)
Obstů (genitive plural)
Obstovi (dative singular)
Obstům (dative plural)
Obsta (accusative singular)
Obsty (accusative plural)
Obste (singular vocative)
Obstové (plural vocative)
Obstovi (locative singular)
Obstech (locative plural)
Obstem (instrumental singular)
Obsty (instrumental plural)


kostel

cs-noun

kostel m inan (relational adjective kostelní, diminutive kostelík or kostýlek)

kostelní (adjective relational)
kostelík (diminutive)
kostýlek (diminutive)
kostel (nominative singular)
kostely (nominative plural)
kostela (genitive singular)
kostelů (genitive plural)
kostelu (dative singular)
kostelům (dative plural)
kostel (accusative singular)
kostely (accusative plural)
kostele (singular vocative)
kostely (plural vocative)
kostele (locative singular)
kostelech (locative plural)
kostelích (locative plural)
kostelem (instrumental singular)
kostely (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech kostel, from Old High German kastel, from Latin castellum.


Pech

Pechová (feminine)
Pech (nominative singular)
Pechové (nominative plural)
Pecha (genitive singular)
Pechů (genitive plural)
Pechovi (dative singular)
Pechům (dative plural)
Pecha (accusative singular)
Pechy (accusative plural)
Pechu (singular vocative)
Pechové (plural vocative)
Pechovi (locative singular)
Peších (locative plural)
Pechem (instrumental singular)
Pechy (instrumental plural)


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


Rost

Rostová (feminine)
Rost (nominative singular)
Rostové (nominative plural)
Rosta (genitive singular)
Rostů (genitive plural)
Rostovi (dative singular)
Rostům (dative plural)
Rosta (accusative singular)
Rosty (accusative plural)
Roste (singular vocative)
Rostové (plural vocative)
Rostovi (locative singular)
Rostech (locative plural)
Rostem (instrumental singular)
Rosty (instrumental plural)


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


Sus

Susová (feminine)
Sus (nominative singular)
Susové (nominative plural)
Susa (genitive singular)
Susů (genitive plural)
Susovi (dative singular)
Susům (dative plural)
Susa (accusative singular)
Susy (accusative plural)
Suse (singular vocative)
Susové (plural vocative)
Susovi (locative singular)
Susech (locative plural)
Susem (instrumental singular)
Susy (instrumental plural)


dé

The name of the Latin-script letter D/d.


Freud

Freud m anim (female equivalent Freduová, relational adjective Freudův)

Freduová (feminine)
Freudův (adjective relational)
Freud (nominative singular)
Freudové (nominative plural)
Freuda (genitive singular)
Freudů (genitive plural)
Freudovi (dative singular)
Freudům (dative plural)
Freuda (accusative singular)
Freudy (accusative plural)
Freude (singular vocative)
Freudové (plural vocative)
Freudovi (locative singular)
Freudech (locative plural)
Freudem (instrumental singular)
Freudy (instrumental plural)


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


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


apačština

apačština (nominative singular)
apačštiny (nominative plural)
apačštiny (genitive singular)
apačštin (genitive plural)
apačštině (dative singular)
apačštinám (dative plural)
apačštinu (accusative singular)
apačštiny (accusative plural)
apačštino (singular vocative)
apačštiny (plural vocative)
apačštině (locative singular)
apačštinách (locative plural)
apačštinou (instrumental singular)
apačštinami (instrumental plural)


Drs

Drsová (feminine)
Drs (nominative singular)
Drsové (nominative plural)
Drsa (genitive singular)
Drsů (genitive plural)
Drsovi (dative singular)
Drsům (dative plural)
Drsa (accusative singular)
Drsy (accusative plural)
Drse (singular vocative)
Drsové (plural vocative)
Drsovi (locative singular)
Drsech (locative plural)
Drsem (instrumental singular)
Drsy (instrumental plural)


Brock

Brock m anim (female equivalent Brocková)

Brocková (feminine)
Brock (nominative singular)
Brockové (nominative plural)
Brocka (genitive singular)
Brocků (genitive plural)
Brockovi (dative singular)
Brockům (dative plural)
Brocka (accusative singular)
Brocky (accusative plural)
Brocku (singular vocative)
Brockové (plural vocative)
Brockovi (locative singular)
Brocích (locative plural)
Brockem (instrumental singular)
Brocky (instrumental plural)


Kamas

Kamas (nominative singular)
Kamasové (nominative plural)
Kamasa (genitive singular)
Kamasů (genitive plural)
Kamasovi (dative singular)
Kamasům (dative plural)
Kamasa (accusative singular)
Kamasy (accusative plural)
Kamase (singular vocative)
Kamasové (plural vocative)
Kamasovi (locative singular)
Kamasech (locative plural)
Kamasem (instrumental singular)
Kamasy (instrumental plural)


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


slovenština

slovenština (nominative singular)
slovenštiny (nominative plural)
slovenštiny (genitive singular)
slovenštin (genitive plural)
slovenštině (dative singular)
slovenštinám (dative plural)
slovenštinu (accusative singular)
slovenštiny (accusative plural)
slovenštino (singular vocative)
slovenštiny (plural vocative)
slovenštině (locative singular)
slovenštinách (locative plural)
slovenštinou (instrumental singular)
slovenštinami (instrumental plural)


slovinština

slovinština (nominative singular)
slovinštiny (nominative plural)
slovinštiny (genitive singular)
slovinštin (genitive plural)
slovinštině (dative singular)
slovinštinám (dative plural)
slovinštinu (accusative singular)
slovinštiny (accusative plural)
slovinštino (singular vocative)
slovinštiny (plural vocative)
slovinštině (locative singular)
slovinštinách (locative plural)
slovinštinou (instrumental singular)
slovinštinami (instrumental plural)

Slovinština je jihoslovanský jazyk.


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)


esperanto

cs-noun

esperanto n (relational adjective esperantský)

esperantský (adjective relational)
esperanto (nominative singular)
esperanta (nominative plural)
esperanta (genitive singular)
esperant (genitive plural)
esperantu (dative singular)
esperantům (dative plural)
esperanto (accusative singular)
esperanta (accusative plural)
esperanto (singular vocative)
esperanta (plural vocative)
esperantě (locative singular)
esperantu (locative singular)
esperantech (locative plural)
esperantem (instrumental singular)
esperanty (instrumental plural)


Igor

a male given name, equivalent to English Igor


Kos

Kosová (feminine)
Kos (nominative singular)
Kosové (nominative plural)
Kosa (genitive singular)
Kosů (genitive plural)
Kosovi (dative singular)
Kosům (dative plural)
Kosa (accusative singular)
Kosy (accusative plural)
Kose (singular vocative)
Kosové (plural vocative)
Kosovi (locative singular)
Kosech (locative plural)
Kosem (instrumental singular)
Kosy (instrumental plural)


Boris

cs-proper noun

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


Maas

Maasová (feminine)
Maas (nominative singular)
Maasové (nominative plural)
Maasa (genitive singular)
Maasů (genitive plural)
Maasovi (dative singular)
Maasům (dative plural)
Maasa (accusative singular)
Maasy (accusative plural)
Maase (singular vocative)
Maasové (plural vocative)
Maasovi (locative singular)
Maasech (locative plural)
Maasem (instrumental singular)
Maasy (instrumental plural)


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


Elfenbein

Elfenbein m anim (female equivalent Elfenbeinová)

Elfenbeinová (feminine)
Elfenbein (nominative singular)
Elfenbeinové (nominative plural)
Elfenbeina (genitive singular)
Elfenbeinů (genitive plural)
Elfenbeinovi (dative singular)
Elfenbeinům (dative plural)
Elfenbeina (accusative singular)
Elfenbeiny (accusative plural)
Elfenbeine (singular vocative)
Elfenbeinové (plural vocative)
Elfenbeinovi (locative singular)
Elfenbeinech (locative plural)
Elfenbeinem (instrumental singular)
Elfenbeiny (instrumental plural)


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


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


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


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


kapa

kapa (nominative singular)
kapy (nominative plural)
kapy (genitive singular)
kap (genitive plural)
kapě (dative singular)
kapám (dative plural)
kapu (accusative singular)
kapy (accusative plural)
kapo (singular vocative)
kapy (plural vocative)
kapě (locative singular)
kapách (locative plural)
kapou (instrumental singular)
kapami (instrumental plural)


Roland

a male given name, equivalent to English Roland


Pilz

Pilzová (feminine)
Pilz (nominative singular)
Pilzové (nominative plural)
Pilza (genitive singular)
Pilzů (genitive plural)
Pilzovi (dative singular)
Pilzům (dative plural)
Pilza (accusative singular)
Pilzy (accusative plural)
Pilze (singular vocative)
Pilzové (plural vocative)
Pilzovi (locative singular)
Pilzech (locative plural)
Pilzem (instrumental singular)
Pilzy (instrumental plural)


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


Koch

Kochová (feminine)
Koch (nominative singular)
Kochové (nominative plural)
Kocha (genitive singular)
Kochů (genitive plural)
Kochovi (dative singular)
Kochům (dative plural)
Kocha (accusative singular)
Kochy (accusative plural)
Kochu (singular vocative)
Kochové (plural vocative)
Kochovi (locative singular)
Koších (locative plural)
Kochem (instrumental singular)
Kochy (instrumental plural)


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


angličtina

angličtina (nominative singular)
angličtiny (nominative plural)
angličtiny (genitive singular)
angličtin (genitive plural)
angličtině (dative singular)
angličtinám (dative plural)
angličtinu (accusative singular)
angličtiny (accusative plural)
angličtino (singular vocative)
angličtiny (plural vocative)
angličtině (locative singular)
angličtinách (locative plural)
angličtinou (instrumental singular)
angličtinami (instrumental plural)


Kellner

cs-proper noun

Kellner m anim (female equivalent Kellnerová)

Kellnerová (feminine)
Kellner (nominative singular)
Kellnerové (nominative plural)
Kellnera (genitive singular)
Kellnerů (genitive plural)
Kellnerovi (dative singular)
Kellnerům (dative plural)
Kellnera (accusative singular)
Kellnery (accusative plural)
Kellnere (singular vocative)
Kellnerové (plural vocative)
Kellnerovi (locative singular)
Kellnerech (locative plural)
Kellnerem (instrumental singular)
Kellnery (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


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)


Augusta

Augusta m anim (female equivalent Augustová)

Augustová (feminine)
Augusta (nominative singular)
Augustové (nominative plural)
Augusty (genitive singular)
Augustů (genitive plural)
Augustovi (dative singular)
Augustům (dative plural)
Augustu (accusative singular)
Augusty (accusative plural)
Augusto (singular vocative)
Augustové (plural vocative)
Augustovi (locative singular)
Augustech (locative plural)
Augustou (instrumental singular)
Augusty (instrumental plural)


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