Mojmír

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


Němka

Němec (masculine)
Němka (nominative singular)
Němky (nominative plural)
Němky (genitive singular)
Němek (genitive plural)
Němce (dative singular)
Němkám (dative plural)
Němku (accusative singular)
Němky (accusative plural)
Němko (singular vocative)
Němky (plural vocative)
Němce (locative singular)
Němkách (locative plural)
Němkou (instrumental singular)
Němkami (instrumental plural)


Angličanka

Angličan (masculine)
Angličanka (nominative singular)
Angličanky (nominative plural)
Angličanky (genitive singular)
Angličanek (genitive plural)
Angličance (dative singular)
Angličankám (dative plural)
Angličanku (accusative singular)
Angličanky (accusative plural)
Angličanko (singular vocative)
Angličanky (plural vocative)
Angličance (locative singular)
Angličankách (locative plural)
Angličankou (instrumental singular)
Angličankami (instrumental plural)


Němec

cs-proper noun

Němec m anim (female equivalent Němcová)

Němcová (feminine)
Němec (nominative singular)
Němcové (nominative plural)
Němce (genitive singular)
Němců (genitive plural)
Němcovi (dative singular)
Němcům (dative plural)
Němce (accusative singular)
Němce (accusative plural)
Němče (singular vocative)
Němcové (plural vocative)
Němcovi (locative singular)
Němcích (locative plural)
Němcem (instrumental singular)
Němci (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech Němec, from Proto-Slavic *němьcь (“foreigner, German”). By surface analysis, němý (“mute”) + -ec.

surf

a male surname originating as an ethnonym


Řekyně

Řek (masculine)
Řekyně (nominative singular)
Řekyně (nominative plural)
Řekyně (genitive singular)
Řekyň (genitive plural)
Řekyní (genitive plural)
Řekyni (dative singular)
Řekyním (dative plural)
Řekyni (accusative singular)
Řekyně (accusative plural)
Řekyně (singular vocative)
Řekyně (plural vocative)
Řekyni (locative singular)
Řekyních (locative plural)
Řekyní (instrumental singular)
Řekyněmi (instrumental plural)


Řek

Řekyně (feminine)
Řek (nominative singular)
Řeci (nominative plural)
Řekové (nominative plural)
Řeka (genitive singular)
Řeků (genitive plural)
Řekovi (dative singular)
Řeku (dative singular)
Řekům (dative plural)
Řeka (accusative singular)
Řeky (accusative plural)
Řeku (singular vocative)
Řeci (plural vocative)
Řekové (plural vocative)
Řekovi (locative singular)
Řeku (locative singular)
Řecích (locative plural)
Řekem (instrumental singular)
Řeky (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech Hřěk, Řěk, from Proto-Slavic *grьkъ.


Slovinec

cs-noun

Slovinec m anim (female equivalent Slovinka)

Slovinka (feminine)
Slovinec (nominative singular)
Slovinci (nominative plural)
Slovince (genitive singular)
Slovinců (genitive plural)
Slovincovi (dative singular)
Slovinci (dative singular)
Slovincům (dative plural)
Slovince (accusative singular)
Slovince (accusative plural)
Slovinče (singular vocative)
Slovinci (singular vocative)
Slovinci (plural vocative)
Slovincovi (locative singular)
Slovinci (locative singular)
Slovincích (locative plural)
Slovincem (instrumental singular)
Slovinci (instrumental plural)


Ljuba

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


Alžběta

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

a female given name, equivalent to English Elizabeth


Radka

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


Silvie

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

a female given name, equivalent to English Silvia or Sylvia


Taťána

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

a female given name, equivalent to English Tatiana


Uršula

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

a female given name, equivalent to English Ursula


Eliška

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


Karolína

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

a female given name, equivalent to English Caroline


Izraelka

Izraelec (masculine)
Izraelka (nominative singular)
Izraelky (nominative plural)
Izraelky (genitive singular)
Izraelek (genitive plural)
Izraelce (dative singular)
Izraelkám (dative plural)
Izraelku (accusative singular)
Izraelky (accusative plural)
Izraelko (singular vocative)
Izraelky (plural vocative)
Izraelce (locative singular)
Izraelkách (locative plural)
Izraelkou (instrumental singular)
Izraelkami (instrumental plural)


Anežka

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

a female given name, equivalent to English Agnes


Adéla

cs-proper noun

Adéla f (diminutive Adélka or Ája or Áďa or Ájinka or Adelinka)

Adélka (diminutive)
Ája (diminutive)
Áďa (diminutive)
Ájinka (diminutive)
Adelinka (diminutive)
Adéla (nominative singular)
Adély (genitive singular)
Adéle (dative singular)
Adélu (accusative singular)
Adélo (singular vocative)
Adéle (locative singular)
Adélou (instrumental singular)

a female given name, equivalent to English Adela or Adele


Bára

Bářin (adjective relational)
Bára (nominative singular)
Báry (nominative plural)
Báry (genitive singular)
Bár (genitive plural)
Báře (dative singular)
Bárám (dative plural)
Báru (accusative singular)
Báry (accusative plural)
Báro (singular vocative)
Báry (plural vocative)
Báře (locative singular)
Bárách (locative plural)
Bárou (instrumental singular)
Bárami (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the female given names Barbora or Barbara


ká

The name of the Latin-script letter K/k.


Reiner

Reiner m anim (female equivalent Reinerová)

Reinerová (feminine)
Reiner (nominative singular)
Reinerové (nominative plural)
Reinera (genitive singular)
Reinerů (genitive plural)
Reinerovi (dative singular)
Reinerům (dative plural)
Reinera (accusative singular)
Reinery (accusative plural)
Reinere (singular vocative)
Reinerové (plural vocative)
Reinerovi (locative singular)
Reinerech (locative plural)
Reinerem (instrumental singular)
Reinery (instrumental plural)


Angličan

cs-noun

Angličan m anim (female equivalent Angličanka)

Angličanka (feminine)
Angličan (nominative singular)
Angličané (nominative plural)
Angličana (genitive singular)
Angličanů (genitive plural)
Angličanovi (dative singular)
Angličanu (dative singular)
Angličanům (dative plural)
Angličana (accusative singular)
Angličany (accusative plural)
Angličane (singular vocative)
Angličané (plural vocative)
Angličanovi (locative singular)
Angličanu (locative singular)
Angličanech (locative plural)
Angličanem (instrumental singular)
Angličany (instrumental plural)


Abrahám

Abrahám (nominative singular)
Abrahámové (nominative plural)
Abraháma (genitive singular)
Abrahámů (genitive plural)
Abrahámovi (dative singular)
Abrahámu (dative singular)
Abrahámům (dative plural)
Abraháma (accusative singular)
Abrahámy (accusative plural)
Abraháme (singular vocative)
Abrahámové (plural vocative)
Abrahámovi (locative singular)
Abrahámu (locative singular)
Abrahámech (locative plural)
Abrahámem (instrumental singular)
Abrahámy (instrumental plural)

a male given name from Hebrew, equivalent to English Abraham


Patrik

cs-proper noun

Patrik m anim (possessive adjective Patrikův)

Patrikův (adjective possessive)
Patrik (nominative singular)
Patrikové (nominative plural)
Patrika (genitive singular)
Patriků (genitive plural)
Patrikovi (dative singular)
Patriku (dative singular)
Patrikům (dative plural)
Patrika (accusative singular)
Patriky (accusative plural)
Patriku (singular vocative)
Patrikové (plural vocative)
Patrikovi (locative singular)
Patriku (locative singular)
Patricích (locative plural)
Patrikem (instrumental singular)
Patriky (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Patrick


Eduard

Eduard (nominative singular)
Eduardové (nominative plural)
Eduarda (genitive singular)
Eduardů (genitive plural)
Eduardovi (dative singular)
Eduardu (dative singular)
Eduardům (dative plural)
Eduarda (accusative singular)
Eduardy (accusative plural)
Eduarde (singular vocative)
Eduardové (plural vocative)
Eduardovi (locative singular)
Eduardu (locative singular)
Eduardech (locative plural)
Eduardem (instrumental singular)
Eduardy (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Edward


Teodor

Teodor (nominative singular)
Teodorové (nominative plural)
Teodora (genitive singular)
Teodorů (genitive plural)
Teodorovi (dative singular)
Teodoru (dative singular)
Teodorům (dative plural)
Teodora (accusative singular)
Teodory (accusative plural)
Teodore (singular vocative)
Teodorové (plural vocative)
Teodorovi (locative singular)
Teodoru (locative singular)
Teodorech (locative plural)
Teodorem (instrumental singular)
Teodory (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Theodore


Petrus

Petrus m anim (female equivalent Petrusová)

Petrusová (feminine)
Petrus (nominative singular)
Petrusové (nominative plural)
Petrusa (genitive singular)
Petrusů (genitive plural)
Petrusovi (dative singular)
Petrusům (dative plural)
Petrusa (accusative singular)
Petrusy (accusative plural)
Petruse (singular vocative)
Petrusové (plural vocative)
Petrusovi (locative singular)
Petrusech (locative plural)
Petrusem (instrumental singular)
Petrusy (instrumental plural)


Popel

Popel m anim (female equivalent Popelová)

Popelová (feminine)
Popel (nominative singular)
Popelové (nominative plural)
Popela (genitive singular)
Popelů (genitive plural)
Popelovi (dative singular)
Popelům (dative plural)
Popela (accusative singular)
Popely (accusative plural)
Popele (singular vocative)
Popelové (plural vocative)
Popelovi (locative singular)
Popelech (locative plural)
Popelem (instrumental singular)
Popely (instrumental plural)


jé

The name of the Latin-script letter J/j.


Dominika

Dominika (nominative singular)
Dominiky (nominative plural)
Dominiky (genitive singular)
Dominik (genitive plural)
Dominice (dative singular)
Dominikám (dative plural)
Dominiku (accusative singular)
Dominiky (accusative plural)
Dominiko (singular vocative)
Dominiky (plural vocative)
Dominice (locative singular)
Dominikách (locative plural)
Dominikou (instrumental singular)
Dominikami (instrumental plural)


germanistika

cs-noun

germanistika f (relational adjective germanistický)

germanistický (adjective relational)
germanistika (nominative singular)
germanistiky (nominative plural)
germanistiky (genitive singular)
germanistik (genitive plural)
germanistice (dative singular)
germanistikám (dative plural)
germanistiku (accusative singular)
germanistiky (accusative plural)
germanistiko (singular vocative)
germanistiky (plural vocative)
germanistice (locative singular)
germanistikách (locative plural)
germanistikou (instrumental singular)
germanistikami (instrumental plural)


Lares

cs-proper noun

Lares m anim (female equivalent Laresová)

Laresová (feminine)
Lares (nominative singular)
Laresové (nominative plural)
Laresa (genitive singular)
Laresů (genitive plural)
Laresovi (dative singular)
Laresům (dative plural)
Laresa (accusative singular)
Laresy (accusative plural)
Larese (singular vocative)
Laresové (plural vocative)
Laresovi (locative singular)
Laresech (locative plural)
Laresem (instrumental singular)
Laresy (instrumental plural)


Antonie

Antonie (nominative singular)
Antonie (nominative plural)
Antonie (genitive singular)
Antonií (genitive plural)
Antonii (dative singular)
Antoniím (dative plural)
Antonii (accusative singular)
Antonie (accusative plural)
Antonie (singular vocative)
Antonie (plural vocative)
Antonii (locative singular)
Antoniích (locative plural)
Antonií (instrumental singular)
Antoniemi (instrumental plural)


Norbert

Norbert (nominative singular)
Norbertové (nominative plural)
Norberta (genitive singular)
Norbertů (genitive plural)
Norbertovi (dative singular)
Norbertu (dative singular)
Norbertům (dative plural)
Norberta (accusative singular)
Norberty (accusative plural)
Norberte (singular vocative)
Norbertové (plural vocative)
Norbertovi (locative singular)
Norbertu (locative singular)
Norbertech (locative plural)
Norbertem (instrumental singular)
Norberty (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Norbert


Břetislav

Břetislav (nominative singular)
Břetislavové (nominative plural)
Břetislava (genitive singular)
Břetislavů (genitive plural)
Břetislavovi (dative singular)
Břetislavu (dative singular)
Břetislavům (dative plural)
Břetislava (accusative singular)
Břetislavy (accusative plural)
Břetislave (singular vocative)
Břetislavové (plural vocative)
Břetislavovi (locative singular)
Břetislavu (locative singular)
Břetislavech (locative plural)
Břetislavem (instrumental singular)
Břetislavy (instrumental plural)


Čestmír

Čestmír (nominative singular)
Čestmírové (nominative plural)
Čestmíra (genitive singular)
Čestmírů (genitive plural)
Čestmírovi (dative singular)
Čestmíru (dative singular)
Čestmírům (dative plural)
Čestmíra (accusative singular)
Čestmíry (accusative plural)
Čestmíre (singular vocative)
Čestmírové (plural vocative)
Čestmírovi (locative singular)
Čestmíru (locative singular)
Čestmírech (locative plural)
Čestmírem (instrumental singular)
Čestmíry (instrumental plural)


Vladan

Vladan (nominative singular)
Vladanové (nominative plural)
Vladana (genitive singular)
Vladanů (genitive plural)
Vladanovi (dative singular)
Vladanu (dative singular)
Vladanům (dative plural)
Vladana (accusative singular)
Vladany (accusative plural)
Vladane (singular vocative)
Vladanové (plural vocative)
Vladanovi (locative singular)
Vladanu (locative singular)
Vladanech (locative plural)
Vladanem (instrumental singular)
Vladany (instrumental plural)


Ctibor

Ctibor (nominative singular)
Ctiborové (nominative plural)
Ctibora (genitive singular)
Ctiborů (genitive plural)
Ctiborovi (dative singular)
Ctiboru (dative singular)
Ctiborům (dative plural)
Ctibora (accusative singular)
Ctibory (accusative plural)
Ctibore (singular vocative)
Ctiborové (plural vocative)
Ctiborovi (locative singular)
Ctiboru (locative singular)
Ctiborech (locative plural)
Ctiborem (instrumental singular)
Ctibory (instrumental plural)


Lumír

Lumír (nominative singular)
Lumírové (nominative plural)
Lumíra (genitive singular)
Lumírů (genitive plural)
Lumírovi (dative singular)
Lumíru (dative singular)
Lumírům (dative plural)
Lumíra (accusative singular)
Lumíry (accusative plural)
Lumíre (singular vocative)
Lumírové (plural vocative)
Lumírovi (locative singular)
Lumíru (locative singular)
Lumírech (locative plural)
Lumírem (instrumental singular)
Lumíry (instrumental plural)


Horymír

Horymír m anim (female equivalent Horymíra, diminutive Míra or Mirek)

Horymíra (feminine)
Míra (diminutive)
Mirek (diminutive)
Horymír (nominative singular)
Horymíra (genitive singular)
Horymírovi (dative singular)
Horymíru (dative singular)
Horymíra (accusative singular)
Horymíre (singular vocative)
Horymírovi (locative singular)
Horymíru (locative singular)
Horymírem (instrumental singular)


Zikmund

Zikmund (nominative singular)
Zikmundové (nominative plural)
Zikmunda (genitive singular)
Zikmundů (genitive plural)
Zikmundovi (dative singular)
Zikmundu (dative singular)
Zikmundům (dative plural)
Zikmunda (accusative singular)
Zikmundy (accusative plural)
Zikmunde (singular vocative)
Zikmundové (plural vocative)
Zikmundovi (locative singular)
Zikmundu (locative singular)
Zikmundech (locative plural)
Zikmundem (instrumental singular)
Zikmundy (instrumental plural)

Cognate to German Sigismund and Siegmund.


Valentýn

Valentýn (nominative singular)
Valentýnové (nominative plural)
Valentýna (genitive singular)
Valentýnů (genitive plural)
Valentýnovi (dative singular)
Valentýnu (dative singular)
Valentýnům (dative plural)
Valentýna (accusative singular)
Valentýny (accusative plural)
Valentýne (singular vocative)
Valentýnové (plural vocative)
Valentýnovi (locative singular)
Valentýnu (locative singular)
Valentýnech (locative plural)
Valentýnem (instrumental singular)
Valentýny (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Valentine


Oldřich

Oldřich (nominative singular)
Oldřichové (nominative plural)
Oldřicha (genitive singular)
Oldřichů (genitive plural)
Oldřichovi (dative singular)
Oldřichu (dative singular)
Oldřichům (dative plural)
Oldřicha (accusative singular)
Oldřichy (accusative plural)
Oldřichu (singular vocative)
Oldřichové (plural vocative)
Oldřichovi (locative singular)
Oldřichu (locative singular)
Oldřiších (locative plural)
Oldřichem (instrumental singular)
Oldřichy (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Ulric

a male surname transferred from the given name


Maxmilián

Saint's name from Latin Maximiliānus, a derivative of Maximus (“the greatest”).

a male given name from Latin, equivalent to English Maximilian


Arnošt

Arnošt (nominative singular)
Arnoštové (nominative plural)
Arnošta (genitive singular)
Arnoštů (genitive plural)
Arnoštovi (dative singular)
Arnoštu (dative singular)
Arnoštům (dative plural)
Arnošta (accusative singular)
Arnošty (accusative plural)
Arnošte (singular vocative)
Arnoštové (plural vocative)
Arnoštovi (locative singular)
Arnoštu (locative singular)
Arnoštech (locative plural)
Arnoštem (instrumental singular)
Arnošty (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Old High German ernust (“vigor, strife”).

der

a male given name, equivalent to English Ernest


Věnceslav

Věnceslav (nominative singular)
Věnceslavové (nominative plural)
Věnceslava (genitive singular)
Věnceslavů (genitive plural)
Věnceslavovi (dative singular)
Věnceslavu (dative singular)
Věnceslavům (dative plural)
Věnceslava (accusative singular)
Věnceslavy (accusative plural)
Věnceslave (singular vocative)
Věnceslavové (plural vocative)
Věnceslavovi (locative singular)
Věnceslavu (locative singular)
Věnceslavech (locative plural)
Věnceslavem (instrumental singular)
Věnceslavy (instrumental plural)

A variant of Václav, created from the Latinized form Venceslaus, appearing in English as Wenceslaus. From Proto-Slavic *Vęťeslavъ. By folk etymology associated with Czech věnec (“wreath”).


Vilém

Vilém (nominative singular)
Vilémové (nominative plural)
Viléma (genitive singular)
Vilémů (genitive plural)
Vilémovi (dative singular)
Vilému (dative singular)
Vilémům (dative plural)
Viléma (accusative singular)
Vilémy (accusative plural)
Viléme (singular vocative)
Vilémové (plural vocative)
Vilémovi (locative singular)
Vilému (locative singular)
Vilémech (locative plural)
Vilémem (instrumental singular)
Vilémy (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English William


Pravoslav

Pravoslav (nominative singular)
Pravoslavové (nominative plural)
Pravoslava (genitive singular)
Pravoslavů (genitive plural)
Pravoslavovi (dative singular)
Pravoslavu (dative singular)
Pravoslavům (dative plural)
Pravoslava (accusative singular)
Pravoslavy (accusative plural)
Pravoslave (singular vocative)
Pravoslavové (plural vocative)
Pravoslavovi (locative singular)
Pravoslavu (locative singular)
Pravoslavech (locative plural)
Pravoslavem (instrumental singular)
Pravoslavy (instrumental plural)


Slavoj

Slavoj (nominative singular)
Slavojové (nominative plural)
Slavoje (genitive singular)
Slavojů (genitive plural)
Slavojovi (dative singular)
Slavoji (dative singular)
Slavojům (dative plural)
Slavoje (accusative singular)
Slavoje (accusative plural)
Slavoji (singular vocative)
Slavojové (plural vocative)
Slavojovi (locative singular)
Slavoji (locative singular)
Slavojích (locative plural)
Slavojem (instrumental singular)
Slavoji (instrumental plural)


Jarmil

cs-proper noun

Jarmil m anim (female equivalent Jarmilová)

Jarmilová (feminine)
Jarmil (nominative singular)
Jarmilové (nominative plural)
Jarmila (genitive singular)
Jarmilů (genitive plural)
Jarmilovi (dative singular)
Jarmilům (dative plural)
Jarmila (accusative singular)
Jarmily (accusative plural)
Jarmile (singular vocative)
Jarmilové (plural vocative)
Jarmilovi (locative singular)
Jarmilech (locative plural)
Jarmilem (instrumental singular)
Jarmily (instrumental plural)


Květoslav

Květoslav (nominative singular)
Květoslavové (nominative plural)
Květoslava (genitive singular)
Květoslavů (genitive plural)
Květoslavovi (dative singular)
Květoslavu (dative singular)
Květoslavům (dative plural)
Květoslava (accusative singular)
Květoslavy (accusative plural)
Květoslave (singular vocative)
Květoslavové (plural vocative)
Květoslavovi (locative singular)
Květoslavu (locative singular)
Květoslavech (locative plural)
Květoslavem (instrumental singular)
Květoslavy (instrumental plural)


Slavomír

Slavomír (nominative singular)
Slavomírové (nominative plural)
Slavomíra (genitive singular)
Slavomírů (genitive plural)
Slavomírovi (dative singular)
Slavomíru (dative singular)
Slavomírům (dative plural)
Slavomíra (accusative singular)
Slavomíry (accusative plural)
Slavomíre (singular vocative)
Slavomírové (plural vocative)
Slavomírovi (locative singular)
Slavomíru (locative singular)
Slavomírech (locative plural)
Slavomírem (instrumental singular)
Slavomíry (instrumental plural)


Zbyšek

Zbyšek (nominative singular)
Zbyškové (nominative plural)
Zbyška (genitive singular)
Zbyšků (genitive plural)
Zbyškovi (dative singular)
Zbyšku (dative singular)
Zbyškům (dative plural)
Zbyška (accusative singular)
Zbyšky (accusative plural)
Zbyšku (singular vocative)
Zbyškové (plural vocative)
Zbyškovi (locative singular)
Zbyšku (locative singular)
Zbyšcích (locative plural)
Zbyškem (instrumental singular)
Zbyšky (instrumental plural)


Matěj

Matěj (nominative singular)
Matějové (nominative plural)
Matěje (genitive singular)
Matějů (genitive plural)
Matějovi (dative singular)
Matěji (dative singular)
Matějům (dative plural)
Matěje (accusative singular)
Matěje (accusative plural)
Matěji (singular vocative)
Matějové (plural vocative)
Matějovi (locative singular)
Matěji (locative singular)
Matějích (locative plural)
Matějem (instrumental singular)
Matěji (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Matthew


Matěj

Matěj m anim (female equivalent Matějová)

Matějová (feminine)
Matěj (nominative singular)
Matějové (nominative plural)
Matěje (genitive singular)
Matějů (genitive plural)
Matějovi (dative singular)
Matějům (dative plural)
Matěje (accusative singular)
Matěje (accusative plural)
Matěji (singular vocative)
Matějové (plural vocative)
Matějovi (locative singular)
Matějích (locative plural)
Matějem (instrumental singular)
Matěji (instrumental plural)


Alexandr

Alexandr (nominative singular)
Alexandrové (nominative plural)
Alexandra (genitive singular)
Alexandrů (genitive plural)
Alexandrovi (dative singular)
Alexandru (dative singular)
Alexandrům (dative plural)
Alexandra (accusative singular)
Alexandry (accusative plural)
Alexandře (singular vocative)
Alexandre (singular vocative)
Alexandrové (plural vocative)
Alexandrovi (locative singular)
Alexandru (locative singular)
Alexandrech (locative plural)
Alexandrem (instrumental singular)
Alexandry (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Latin Alexander, from Ancient Greek Ἀλέξανδρος (Aléxandros), from ἀλέξω (aléxō, “I defend”) + ἀνδρ- (andr-), the stem of ἀνήρ (anḗr, “man”).

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


Dalimil

Dalimil (nominative singular)
Dalimila (genitive singular)
Dalimilovi (dative singular)
Dalimilu (dative singular)
Dalimila (accusative singular)
Dalimile (singular vocative)
Dalimilovi (locative singular)
Dalimilu (locative singular)
Dalimilem (instrumental singular)


Vincenc

a male given name, equivalent to English Vincent


Medard

Medard (nominative singular)
Medardové (nominative plural)
Medarda (genitive singular)
Medardů (genitive plural)
Medardovi (dative singular)
Medardu (dative singular)
Medardům (dative plural)
Medarda (accusative singular)
Medardy (accusative plural)
Medarde (singular vocative)
Medardové (plural vocative)
Medardovi (locative singular)
Medardu (locative singular)
Medardech (locative plural)
Medardem (instrumental singular)
Medardy (instrumental plural)


Přemysl

Přemysl (nominative singular)
Přemyslové (nominative plural)
Přemysla (genitive singular)
Přemyslů (genitive plural)
Přemyslovi (dative singular)
Přemyslům (dative plural)
Přemysla (accusative singular)
Přemysly (accusative plural)
Přemysle (singular vocative)
Přemyslové (plural vocative)
Přemyslovi (locative singular)
Přemyslech (locative plural)
Přemyslem (instrumental singular)
Přemysly (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech Přěmysl. Related to přemýšlet.


Drahoslav

Drahoslav (nominative singular)
Drahoslavové (nominative plural)
Drahoslava (genitive singular)
Drahoslavů (genitive plural)
Drahoslavovi (dative singular)
Drahoslavu (dative singular)
Drahoslavům (dative plural)
Drahoslava (accusative singular)
Drahoslavy (accusative plural)
Drahoslave (singular vocative)
Drahoslavové (plural vocative)
Drahoslavovi (locative singular)
Drahoslavu (locative singular)
Drahoslavech (locative plural)
Drahoslavem (instrumental singular)
Drahoslavy (instrumental plural)


Hynek

Hynek (nominative singular)
Hynkové (nominative plural)
Hynci (nominative plural)
Hynka (genitive singular)
Hynků (genitive plural)
Hynkovi (dative singular)
Hynku (dative singular)
Hynkům (dative plural)
Hynka (accusative singular)
Hynky (accusative plural)
Hynku (singular vocative)
Hynkové (plural vocative)
Hynci (plural vocative)
Hynkovi (locative singular)
Hynku (locative singular)
Hyncích (locative plural)
Hynkem (instrumental singular)
Hynky (instrumental plural)


Blahoslav

Blahoslav (nominative singular)
Blahoslavové (nominative plural)
Blahoslava (genitive singular)
Blahoslavů (genitive plural)
Blahoslavovi (dative singular)
Blahoslavu (dative singular)
Blahoslavům (dative plural)
Blahoslava (accusative singular)
Blahoslavy (accusative plural)
Blahoslave (singular vocative)
Blahoslavové (plural vocative)
Blahoslavovi (locative singular)
Blahoslavu (locative singular)
Blahoslavech (locative plural)
Blahoslavem (instrumental singular)
Blahoslavy (instrumental plural)


Nataša

Nataša (nominative singular)
Nataši (nominative plural)
Nataši (genitive singular)
Nataš (genitive plural)
Nataše (dative singular)
Nataši (dative singular)
Natašám (dative plural)
Natašu (accusative singular)
Nataši (accusative plural)
Natašo (singular vocative)
Nataši (plural vocative)
Nataše (locative singular)
Nataši (locative singular)
Natašách (locative plural)
Natašou (instrumental singular)
Natašami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Natasha


Blažej

Blažej (nominative singular)
Blažejové (nominative plural)
Blažeje (genitive singular)
Blažejů (genitive plural)
Blažejovi (dative singular)
Blažeji (dative singular)
Blažejům (dative plural)
Blažeje (accusative singular)
Blažeje (accusative plural)
Blažeji (singular vocative)
Blažejové (plural vocative)
Blažejovi (locative singular)
Blažeji (locative singular)
Blažejích (locative plural)
Blažejem (instrumental singular)
Blažeji (instrumental plural)


Kazimír

Kazimír (nominative singular)
Kazimírové (nominative plural)
Kazimíra (genitive singular)
Kazimírů (genitive plural)
Kazimírovi (dative singular)
Kazimíru (dative singular)
Kazimírům (dative plural)
Kazimíra (accusative singular)
Kazimíry (accusative plural)
Kazimíre (singular vocative)
Kazimírové (plural vocative)
Kazimírovi (locative singular)
Kazimíru (locative singular)
Kazimírech (locative plural)
Kazimírem (instrumental singular)
Kazimíry (instrumental plural)

Of Slavic origin and meaning "destroyer of peace", from Proto-Slavic *kaziti (“to destroy”) + *mirъ (“peace”).

a male given name, equivalent to English Casimir


Kvido

Derived from Proto-Germanic *widuz (compare Italian Guido).

a male given name, equivalent to English Guy


Bonifác

a male given name from Latin, equivalent to English Boniface


Heřman

Heřman (nominative singular)
Heřmané (nominative plural)
Heřmani (nominative plural)
Heřmana (genitive singular)
Heřmanů (genitive plural)
Heřmanovi (dative singular)
Heřmanu (dative singular)
Heřmanům (dative plural)
Heřmana (accusative singular)
Heřmany (accusative plural)
Heřmane (singular vocative)
Heřmané (plural vocative)
Heřmani (plural vocative)
Heřmanovi (locative singular)
Heřmanu (locative singular)
Heřmanech (locative plural)
Heřmanem (instrumental singular)
Heřmany (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech Heřman, from Old Czech heřman (“camomile”), from
Medieval Latin.

a male given name, equivalent to English Herman


Radovan

Radovan (nominative singular)
Radované (nominative plural)
Radovani (nominative plural)
Radovana (genitive singular)
Radovanů (genitive plural)
Radovanovi (dative singular)
Radovanu (dative singular)
Radovanům (dative plural)
Radovana (accusative singular)
Radovany (accusative plural)
Radovane (singular vocative)
Radované (plural vocative)
Radovani (plural vocative)
Radovanovi (locative singular)
Radovanu (locative singular)
Radovanech (locative plural)
Radovanem (instrumental singular)
Radovany (instrumental plural)


Leoš

Leoš (nominative singular)
Leošové (nominative plural)
Leoše (genitive singular)
Leošů (genitive plural)
Leošovi (dative singular)
Leoši (dative singular)
Leošům (dative plural)
Leoše (accusative singular)
Leoše (accusative plural)
Leoši (singular vocative)
Leošové (plural vocative)
Leošovi (locative singular)
Leoši (locative singular)
Leoších (locative plural)
Leošem (instrumental singular)
Leoši (instrumental plural)


Dobroslav

Dobroslav (nominative singular)
Dobroslavové (nominative plural)
Dobroslava (genitive singular)
Dobroslavů (genitive plural)
Dobroslavovi (dative singular)
Dobroslavu (dative singular)
Dobroslavům (dative plural)
Dobroslava (accusative singular)
Dobroslavy (accusative plural)
Dobroslave (singular vocative)
Dobroslavové (plural vocative)
Dobroslavovi (locative singular)
Dobroslavu (locative singular)
Dobroslavech (locative plural)
Dobroslavem (instrumental singular)
Dobroslavy (instrumental plural)


Amálie

Amálie (nominative singular)
Amálie (nominative plural)
Amálie (genitive singular)
Amálií (genitive plural)
Amálii (dative singular)
Amáliím (dative plural)
Amálii (accusative singular)
Amálie (accusative plural)
Amálie (singular vocative)
Amálie (plural vocative)
Amálii (locative singular)
Amáliích (locative plural)
Amálií (instrumental singular)
Amáliemi (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Amelia


Gita

Gita (nominative singular)
Gity (nominative plural)
Gity (genitive singular)
Git (genitive plural)
Gitě (dative singular)
Gitám (dative plural)
Gitu (accusative singular)
Gity (accusative plural)
Gito (singular vocative)
Gity (plural vocative)
Gitě (locative singular)
Gitách (locative plural)
Gitou (instrumental singular)
Gitami (instrumental plural)

Shortened from Brigita, also from Margita. Related to Danish Gitte.


Alexej

Alexej (nominative singular)
Alexejové (nominative plural)
Alexeje (genitive singular)
Alexejů (genitive plural)
Alexejovi (dative singular)
Alexeji (dative singular)
Alexejům (dative plural)
Alexeje (accusative singular)
Alexeje (accusative plural)
Alexeji (singular vocative)
Alexejové (plural vocative)
Alexejovi (locative singular)
Alexeji (locative singular)
Alexejích (locative plural)
Alexejem (instrumental singular)
Alexeji (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Russian Алексе́й (Alekséj), from Ancient Greek Ἀλέξιος (Aléxios).

bor+

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


Patricie

Patricie (nominative singular)
Patricie (nominative plural)
Patricie (genitive singular)
Patricií (genitive plural)
Patricii (dative singular)
Patriciím (dative plural)
Patricii (accusative singular)
Patricie (accusative plural)
Patricie (singular vocative)
Patricie (plural vocative)
Patricii (locative singular)
Patriciích (locative plural)
Patricií (instrumental singular)
Patriciemi (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Patricia


Libuše

Libuše (nominative singular)
Libuše (nominative plural)
Libuše (genitive singular)
Libuší (genitive plural)
Libuši (dative singular)
Libuším (dative plural)
Libuši (accusative singular)
Libuše (accusative plural)
Libuše (singular vocative)
Libuše (plural vocative)
Libuši (locative singular)
Libuších (locative plural)
Libuší (instrumental singular)
Libušemi (instrumental plural)


Bedřich

Bedřich (nominative singular)
Bedřichové (nominative plural)
Bedřicha (genitive singular)
Bedřichů (genitive plural)
Bedřichovi (dative singular)
Bedřichu (dative singular)
Bedřichům (dative plural)
Bedřicha (accusative singular)
Bedřichy (accusative plural)
Bedřichu (singular vocative)
Bedřichové (plural vocative)
Bedřichovi (locative singular)
Bedřichu (locative singular)
Bedřiších (locative plural)
Bedřichem (instrumental singular)
Bedřichy (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech Bedřich, ultimately from Proto-Germanic *Friþurīks (“peace king, peaceful ruler”).

der

a male given name, equivalent to English Frederick


Metoděj

Metoděj (nominative singular)
Metodějové (nominative plural)
Metoděje (genitive singular)
Metodějů (genitive plural)
Metodějovi (dative singular)
Metoději (dative singular)
Metodějům (dative plural)
Metoděje (accusative singular)
Metoděje (accusative plural)
Metoději (singular vocative)
Metodějové (plural vocative)
Metodějovi (locative singular)
Metoději (locative singular)
Metodějích (locative plural)
Metodějem (instrumental singular)
Metoději (instrumental plural)


Čeněk

cs-proper noun

Čeněk m anim (female equivalent Čeňková)

Čeňková (feminine)
Čeněk (nominative singular)
Čeňkové (nominative plural)
Čeňka (genitive singular)
Čeňků (genitive plural)
Čeňkovi (dative singular)
Čeňkům (dative plural)
Čeňka (accusative singular)
Čeňky (accusative plural)
Čeňku (singular vocative)
Čeňkové (plural vocative)
Čeňkovi (locative singular)
Čeňcích (locative plural)
Čeňkem (instrumental singular)
Čeňky (instrumental plural)


Kristýna

Kristýna (nominative singular)
Kristýny (nominative plural)
Kristýny (genitive singular)
Kristýn (genitive plural)
Kristýně (dative singular)
Kristýnám (dative plural)
Kristýnu (accusative singular)
Kristýny (accusative plural)
Kristýno (singular vocative)
Kristýny (plural vocative)
Kristýně (locative singular)
Kristýnách (locative plural)
Kristýnou (instrumental singular)
Kristýnami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Christina


Věroslav

Věroslav (nominative singular)
Věroslavové (nominative plural)
Věroslava (genitive singular)
Věroslavů (genitive plural)
Věroslavovi (dative singular)
Věroslavu (dative singular)
Věroslavům (dative plural)
Věroslava (accusative singular)
Věroslavy (accusative plural)
Věroslave (singular vocative)
Věroslavové (plural vocative)
Věroslavovi (locative singular)
Věroslavu (locative singular)
Věroslavech (locative plural)
Věroslavem (instrumental singular)
Věroslavy (instrumental plural)


Bořivoj

Bořivoj (nominative singular)
Bořivojové (nominative plural)
Bořivoje (genitive singular)
Bořivojů (genitive plural)
Bořivojovi (dative singular)
Bořivoji (dative singular)
Bořivojům (dative plural)
Bořivoje (accusative singular)
Bořivoje (accusative plural)
Bořivoji (singular vocative)
Bořivojové (plural vocative)
Bořivojovi (locative singular)
Bořivoji (locative singular)
Bořivojích (locative plural)
Bořivojem (instrumental singular)
Bořivoji (instrumental plural)


Alois

Alois m anim (diminutive Lojza or Lojzík)

Lojza (diminutive)
Lojzík (diminutive)
Alois (nominative singular)
Aloisi (nominative plural)
Aloisové (nominative plural)
Aloisa (genitive singular)
Aloise (genitive singular)
Aloisů (genitive plural)
Aloisu (dative singular)
Aloisi (dative singular)
Aloisovi (dative singular)
Aloisům (dative plural)
Aloisa (accusative singular)
Aloise (accusative singular)
Aloisy (accusative plural)
Aloise (accusative plural)
Aloisi (singular vocative)
Aloisi (plural vocative)
Aloisové (plural vocative)
Aloisu (locative singular)
Aloisi (locative singular)
Aloisovi (locative singular)
Aloisech (locative plural)
Aloisích (locative plural)
Aloisem (instrumental singular)
Aloisy (instrumental plural)
Aloisi (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Aloysius


Radomír

Radomír (nominative singular)
Radomírové (nominative plural)
Radomíra (genitive singular)
Radomírů (genitive plural)
Radomírovi (dative singular)
Radomíru (dative singular)
Radomírům (dative plural)
Radomíra (accusative singular)
Radomíry (accusative plural)
Radomíre (singular vocative)
Radomírové (plural vocative)
Radomírovi (locative singular)
Radomíru (locative singular)
Radomírech (locative plural)
Radomírem (instrumental singular)
Radomíry (instrumental plural)


Radoslav

Radoslav (nominative singular)
Radoslavové (nominative plural)
Radoslava (genitive singular)
Radoslavů (genitive plural)
Radoslavovi (dative singular)
Radoslavu (dative singular)
Radoslavům (dative plural)
Radoslava (accusative singular)
Radoslavy (accusative plural)
Radoslave (singular vocative)
Radoslavové (plural vocative)
Radoslavovi (locative singular)
Radoslavu (locative singular)
Radoslavech (locative plural)
Radoslavem (instrumental singular)
Radoslavy (instrumental plural)


Iveta

Iveta (nominative singular)
Ivety (nominative plural)
Ivety (genitive singular)
Ivet (genitive plural)
Ivetě (dative singular)
Ivetám (dative plural)
Ivetu (accusative singular)
Ivety (accusative plural)
Iveto (singular vocative)
Ivety (plural vocative)
Ivetě (locative singular)
Ivetách (locative plural)
Ivetou (instrumental singular)
Ivetami (instrumental plural)


Miloš

Miloš (nominative singular)
Milošové (nominative plural)
Miloše (genitive singular)
Milošů (genitive plural)
Milošovi (dative singular)
Miloši (dative singular)
Milošům (dative plural)
Miloše (accusative singular)
Miloše (accusative plural)
Miloši (singular vocative)
Milošové (plural vocative)
Milošovi (locative singular)
Miloši (locative singular)
Miloších (locative plural)
Milošem (instrumental singular)
Miloši (instrumental plural)


Miluše

Miluše (nominative singular)
Miluše (nominative plural)
Miluše (genitive singular)
Miluší (genitive plural)
Miluši (dative singular)
Miluším (dative plural)
Miluši (accusative singular)
Miluše (accusative plural)
Miluše (singular vocative)
Miluše (plural vocative)
Miluši (locative singular)
Miluších (locative plural)
Miluší (instrumental singular)
Milušemi (instrumental plural)


Vítězslav

Vítězslav m anim (relational adjective Vítězslavův)

Vítězslavův (adjective relational)
Vítězslav (nominative singular)
Vítězslavové (nominative plural)
Vítězslava (genitive singular)
Vítězslavů (genitive plural)
Vítězslavovi (dative singular)
Vítězslavu (dative singular)
Vítězslavům (dative plural)
Vítězslava (accusative singular)
Vítězslavy (accusative plural)
Vítězslave (singular vocative)
Vítězslavové (plural vocative)
Vítězslavovi (locative singular)
Vítězslavu (locative singular)
Vítězslavech (locative plural)
Vítězslavem (instrumental singular)
Vítězslavy (instrumental plural)


Johana

Johana (nominative singular)
Johany (nominative plural)
Johany (genitive singular)
Johan (genitive plural)
Johaně (dative singular)
Johanám (dative plural)
Johanu (accusative singular)
Johany (accusative plural)
Johano (singular vocative)
Johany (plural vocative)
Johaně (locative singular)
Johanách (locative plural)
Johanou (instrumental singular)
Johanami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Joan


Radim

Radim (nominative singular)
Radimové (nominative plural)
Radima (genitive singular)
Radimů (genitive plural)
Radimovi (dative singular)
Radimu (dative singular)
Radimům (dative plural)
Radima (accusative singular)
Radimy (accusative plural)
Radime (singular vocative)
Radimové (plural vocative)
Radimovi (locative singular)
Radimu (locative singular)
Radimech (locative plural)
Radimem (instrumental singular)
Radimy (instrumental plural)


Vladěna

Vladěna (nominative singular)
Vladěny (nominative plural)
Vladěny (genitive singular)
Vladěn (genitive plural)
Vladěně (dative singular)
Vladěnám (dative plural)
Vladěnu (accusative singular)
Vladěny (accusative plural)
Vladěno (singular vocative)
Vladěny (plural vocative)
Vladěně (locative singular)
Vladěnách (locative plural)
Vladěnou (instrumental singular)
Vladěnami (instrumental plural)


Aleš

Aleš (nominative singular)
Alšové (nominative plural)
Alešové (nominative plural)
Alše (genitive singular)
Aleše (genitive singular)
Alšů (genitive plural)
Alešů (genitive plural)
Alšovi (dative singular)
Alši (dative singular)
Alešovi (dative singular)
Aleši (dative singular)
Alšům (dative plural)
Alešům (dative plural)
Alše (accusative singular)
Aleše (accusative singular)
Alše (accusative plural)
Aleše (accusative plural)
Alši (singular vocative)
Aleši (singular vocative)
Alšové (plural vocative)
Alešové (plural vocative)
Alšovi (locative singular)
Alši (locative singular)
Alešovi (locative singular)
Aleši (locative singular)
Alších (locative plural)
Aleších (locative plural)
Alšem (instrumental singular)
Alešem (instrumental singular)
Alši (instrumental plural)
Aleši (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the male given name Albert.


Luděk

Luděk (nominative singular)
Luďkové (nominative plural)
Luďka (genitive singular)
Luďků (genitive plural)
Luďkovi (dative singular)
Luďku (dative singular)
Luďkům (dative plural)
Luďka (accusative singular)
Luďky (accusative plural)
Luďku (singular vocative)
Luďkové (plural vocative)
Luďkovi (locative singular)
Luďku (locative singular)
Luďcích (locative plural)
Luďkem (instrumental singular)
Luďky (instrumental plural)


Evelína

Evelína (nominative singular)
Evelíny (nominative plural)
Evelíny (genitive singular)
Evelín (genitive plural)
Evelíně (dative singular)
Evelínám (dative plural)
Evelínu (accusative singular)
Evelíny (accusative plural)
Evelíno (singular vocative)
Evelíny (plural vocative)
Evelíně (locative singular)
Evelínách (locative plural)
Evelínou (instrumental singular)
Evelínami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Evelyn


Otakar

Otakárek (diminutive)
Otakar (nominative singular)
Otakarové (nominative plural)
Otakara (genitive singular)
Otakarů (genitive plural)
Otakarovi (dative singular)
Otakaru (dative singular)
Otakarům (dative plural)
Otakara (accusative singular)
Otakary (accusative plural)
Otakare (singular vocative)
Otakarové (plural vocative)
Otakarovi (locative singular)
Otakaru (locative singular)
Otakarech (locative plural)
Otakarem (instrumental singular)
Otakary (instrumental plural)


Bronislav

Bronislav (nominative singular)
Bronislavové (nominative plural)
Bronislava (genitive singular)
Bronislavů (genitive plural)
Bronislavovi (dative singular)
Bronislavu (dative singular)
Bronislavům (dative plural)
Bronislava (accusative singular)
Bronislavy (accusative plural)
Bronislave (singular vocative)
Bronislavové (plural vocative)
Bronislavovi (locative singular)
Bronislavu (locative singular)
Bronislavech (locative plural)
Bronislavem (instrumental singular)
Bronislavy (instrumental plural)


Oldřiška

Oldřiška (nominative singular)
Oldřišky (nominative plural)
Oldřišky (genitive singular)
Oldřišek (genitive plural)
Oldřišce (dative singular)
Oldřiškám (dative plural)
Oldřišku (accusative singular)
Oldřišky (accusative plural)
Oldřiško (singular vocative)
Oldřišky (plural vocative)
Oldřišce (locative singular)
Oldřiškách (locative plural)
Oldřiškou (instrumental singular)
Oldřiškami (instrumental plural)

ol‧d‧ři‧š‧ka

a female given name, equivalent to English Ulrica


Bořek

Bořek m anim (female equivalent Bořková)

Bořková (feminine)
Bořek (nominative singular)
Bořkové (nominative plural)
Bořka (genitive singular)
Bořků (genitive plural)
Bořkovi (dative singular)
Bořku (dative singular)
Bořkům (dative plural)
Bořka (accusative singular)
Bořky (accusative plural)
Bořku (singular vocative)
Bořkové (plural vocative)
Bořkovi (locative singular)
Bořku (locative singular)
Bořcích (locative plural)
Bořkem (instrumental singular)
Bořky (instrumental plural)


Augustýn

Augustýn (nominative singular)
Augustýnové (nominative plural)
Augustýna (genitive singular)
Augustýnů (genitive plural)
Augustýnovi (dative singular)
Augustýnu (dative singular)
Augustýnům (dative plural)
Augustýna (accusative singular)
Augustýny (accusative plural)
Augustýne (singular vocative)
Augustýnové (plural vocative)
Augustýnovi (locative singular)
Augustýnu (locative singular)
Augustýnech (locative plural)
Augustýnem (instrumental singular)
Augustýny (instrumental plural)

a male given name from Latin, equivalent to English Augustine


Jindřiška

Jindřiška (nominative singular)
Jindřišky (nominative plural)
Jindřišky (genitive singular)
Jindřišek (genitive plural)
Jindřišce (dative singular)
Jindřiškám (dative plural)
Jindřišku (accusative singular)
Jindřišky (accusative plural)
Jindřiško (singular vocative)
Jindřišky (plural vocative)
Jindřišce (locative singular)
Jindřiškách (locative plural)
Jindřiškou (instrumental singular)
Jindřiškami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Henrietta


Kamil

Kamil (nominative singular)
Kamilové (nominative plural)
Kamila (genitive singular)
Kamilů (genitive plural)
Kamilovi (dative singular)
Kamilu (dative singular)
Kamilům (dative plural)
Kamila (accusative singular)
Kamily (accusative plural)
Kamile (singular vocative)
Kamilové (plural vocative)
Kamilovi (locative singular)
Kamilu (locative singular)
Kamilech (locative plural)
Kamilem (instrumental singular)
Kamily (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from a Romance language, ultimately from the Roman cognomen, Latin Camillus, probably of Etruscan origin, but of unknown meaning.

a male given name from Latin, equivalent to English Camillus


Aneta

Anetin (adjective relational)
Aneta (nominative singular)
Anety (nominative plural)
Anety (genitive singular)
Anet (genitive plural)
Anetě (dative singular)
Anetám (dative plural)
Anetu (accusative singular)
Anety (accusative plural)
Aneto (singular vocative)
Anety (plural vocative)
Anetě (locative singular)
Anetách (locative plural)
Anetou (instrumental singular)
Anetami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Annette


Naděžda

Naděžda f (relational adjective Naděždin)

Naděždin (adjective relational)
Naděžda (nominative singular)
Naděždy (nominative plural)
Naděždy (genitive singular)
Naděžd (genitive plural)
Naděždě (dative singular)
Naděždám (dative plural)
Naděždu (accusative singular)
Naděždy (accusative plural)
Naděždo (singular vocative)
Naděždy (plural vocative)
Naděždě (locative singular)
Naděždách (locative plural)
Naděždou (instrumental singular)
Naděždami (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Russian Наде́жда (Nadéžda).


Lubor

Lubor (nominative singular)
Luborové (nominative plural)
Lubora (genitive singular)
Luborů (genitive plural)
Luborovi (dative singular)
Luboru (dative singular)
Luborům (dative plural)
Lubora (accusative singular)
Lubory (accusative plural)
Lubore (singular vocative)
Luborové (plural vocative)
Luborovi (locative singular)
Luboru (locative singular)
Luborech (locative plural)
Luborem (instrumental singular)
Lubory (instrumental plural)


Olívie

Olívie (nominative singular)
Olívie (nominative plural)
Olívie (genitive singular)
Olívií (genitive plural)
Olívii (dative singular)
Olíviím (dative plural)
Olívii (accusative singular)
Olívie (accusative plural)
Olívie (singular vocative)
Olívie (plural vocative)
Olívii (locative singular)
Olíviích (locative plural)
Olívií (instrumental singular)
Olíviemi (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Olivia


Magdaléna

Magdaléna (nominative singular)
Magdalény (nominative plural)
Magdalény (genitive singular)
Magdalén (genitive plural)
Magdaléně (dative singular)
Magdalénám (dative plural)
Magdalénu (accusative singular)
Magdalény (accusative plural)
Magdaléno (singular vocative)
Magdalény (plural vocative)
Magdaléně (locative singular)
Magdalénách (locative plural)
Magdalénou (instrumental singular)
Magdalénami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Magdalene


Servác

Servác (nominative singular)
Servácové (nominative plural)
Serváce (genitive singular)
Serváců (genitive plural)
Servácovi (dative singular)
Servácům (dative plural)
Serváce (accusative singular)
Serváce (accusative plural)
Serváci (singular vocative)
Servácové (plural vocative)
Servácovi (locative singular)
Servácích (locative plural)
Servácem (instrumental singular)
Serváci (instrumental plural)


Jindřich

Jindřich (nominative singular)
Jindřichové (nominative plural)
Jindřicha (genitive singular)
Jindřichů (genitive plural)
Jindřichovi (dative singular)
Jindřichu (dative singular)
Jindřichům (dative plural)
Jindřicha (accusative singular)
Jindřichy (accusative plural)
Jindřichu (singular vocative)
Jindřichové (plural vocative)
Jindřichovi (locative singular)
Jindřichu (locative singular)
Jindřiších (locative plural)
Jindřichem (instrumental singular)
Jindřichy (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Henry


Luboš

Luboš (nominative singular)
Lubošové (nominative plural)
Luboše (genitive singular)
Lubošů (genitive plural)
Lubošovi (dative singular)
Luboši (dative singular)
Lubošům (dative plural)
Luboše (accusative singular)
Luboše (accusative plural)
Luboši (singular vocative)
Lubošové (plural vocative)
Lubošovi (locative singular)
Luboši (locative singular)
Luboších (locative plural)
Lubošem (instrumental singular)
Luboši (instrumental plural)


Jeroným

Jeroným (nominative singular)
Jeronýmové (nominative plural)
Jeronýma (genitive singular)
Jeronýmů (genitive plural)
Jeronýmovi (dative singular)
Jeronýmu (dative singular)
Jeronýmům (dative plural)
Jeronýma (accusative singular)
Jeronýmy (accusative plural)
Jeronýme (singular vocative)
Jeronýmové (plural vocative)
Jeronýmovi (locative singular)
Jeronýmu (locative singular)
Jeronýmech (locative plural)
Jeronýmem (instrumental singular)
Jeronýmy (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek Ἱερώνυμος (Hierṓnumos).

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


Denisa

Denisa (nominative singular)
Denisy (nominative plural)
Denisy (genitive singular)
Denis (genitive plural)
Denise (dative singular)
Denisám (dative plural)
Denisu (accusative singular)
Denisy (accusative plural)
Deniso (singular vocative)
Denisy (plural vocative)
Denise (locative singular)
Denisách (locative plural)
Denisou (instrumental singular)
Denisami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Denise


Vavřinec

Vavřinec (nominative singular)
Vavřinci (nominative plural)
Vavřince (genitive singular)
Vavřinců (genitive plural)
Vavřincovi (dative singular)
Vavřinci (dative singular)
Vavřincům (dative plural)
Vavřince (accusative singular)
Vavřince (accusative plural)
Vavřinče (singular vocative)
Vavřinci (singular vocative)
Vavřinci (plural vocative)
Vavřincovi (locative singular)
Vavřinci (locative singular)
Vavřincích (locative plural)
Vavřincem (instrumental singular)
Vavřinci (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech Vavřinec. By surface analysis, vavřín (“laurel”) + ec, a calque from Latin Laurentius.

surf

a male given name, equivalent to English Laurence


Dušan

Dušan (nominative singular)
Dušané (nominative plural)
Dušani (nominative plural)
Dušana (genitive singular)
Dušanů (genitive plural)
Dušanovi (dative singular)
Dušanu (dative singular)
Dušanům (dative plural)
Dušana (accusative singular)
Dušany (accusative plural)
Dušane (singular vocative)
Dušané (plural vocative)
Dušani (plural vocative)
Dušanovi (locative singular)
Dušanu (locative singular)
Dušanech (locative plural)
Dušanem (instrumental singular)
Dušany (instrumental plural)


Marián

Marián (nominative singular)
Mariánové (nominative plural)
Mariána (genitive singular)
Mariánů (genitive plural)
Mariánovi (dative singular)
Mariánu (dative singular)
Mariánům (dative plural)
Mariána (accusative singular)
Mariány (accusative plural)
Mariáne (singular vocative)
Mariánové (plural vocative)
Mariánovi (locative singular)
Mariánu (locative singular)
Mariánech (locative plural)
Mariánem (instrumental singular)
Mariány (instrumental plural)

Derived from Latin Mariānus, derivative of Marius.


Boleslav

Boleslav (nominative singular)
Boleslavové (nominative plural)
Boleslava (genitive singular)
Boleslavů (genitive plural)
Boleslavovi (dative singular)
Boleslavu (dative singular)
Boleslavům (dative plural)
Boleslava (accusative singular)
Boleslavy (accusative plural)
Boleslave (singular vocative)
Boleslavové (plural vocative)
Boleslavovi (locative singular)
Boleslavu (locative singular)
Boleslavech (locative plural)
Boleslavem (instrumental singular)
Boleslavy (instrumental plural)


Matouš

Matouš (nominative singular)
Matoušové (nominative plural)
Matouše (genitive singular)
Matoušů (genitive plural)
Matoušovi (dative singular)
Matouši (dative singular)
Matoušům (dative plural)
Matouše (accusative singular)
Matouše (accusative plural)
Matouši (singular vocative)
Matoušové (plural vocative)
Matoušovi (locative singular)
Matouši (locative singular)
Matouších (locative plural)
Matoušem (instrumental singular)
Matouši (instrumental plural)

Derived from Latin Matthaeus, from Ancient Greek Ματθαῖος (Matthaîos), from Hebrew מַתִּתְיָהוּ (mattiṯyāhū, literally “gift of the Lord”).

der

מַתִּתְיָהוּ

a male given name from Hebrew, equivalent to English Matthew

a male surname transferred from the given name


Regína

Regína (nominative singular)
Regíny (nominative plural)
Regíny (genitive singular)
Regín (genitive plural)
Regíně (dative singular)
Regínám (dative plural)
Regínu (accusative singular)
Regíny (accusative plural)
Regíno (singular vocative)
Regíny (plural vocative)
Regíně (locative singular)
Regínách (locative plural)
Regínou (instrumental singular)
Regínami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Regina


Ilja

cs-proper noun

Ilja m anim (relational adjective Iljův)

Iljův (adjective relational)
Ilja (nominative singular)
Iljové (nominative plural)
Ilji (genitive singular)
Iljů (genitive plural)
Iljovi (dative singular)
Iljům (dative plural)
Ilju (accusative singular)
Ilji (accusative plural)
Iljo (singular vocative)
Iljové (plural vocative)
Iljovi (locative singular)
Iljích (locative plural)
Iljou (instrumental singular)
Ilji (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Elijah


Ilja

Iljin (adjective relational)
Ilja (nominative singular)
Ilji (nominative plural)
Ilje (nominative plural)
Ilji (genitive singular)
Ilje (genitive singular)
Ilj (genitive plural)
Iljí (genitive plural)
Ilje (dative singular)
Ilji (dative singular)
Iljám (dative plural)
Iljím (dative plural)
Ilju (accusative singular)
Ilji (accusative plural)
Ilje (accusative plural)
Iljo (singular vocative)
Ilji (plural vocative)
Ilje (plural vocative)
Ilje (locative singular)
Ilji (locative singular)
Iljách (locative plural)
Iljích (locative plural)
Iljou (instrumental singular)
Iljami (instrumental plural)
Iljemi (instrumental plural)


Darina

Darina (nominative singular)
Dariny (nominative plural)
Dariny (genitive singular)
Darin (genitive plural)
Darině (dative singular)
Darinám (dative plural)
Darinu (accusative singular)
Dariny (accusative plural)
Darino (singular vocative)
Dariny (plural vocative)
Darině (locative singular)
Darinách (locative plural)
Darinou (instrumental singular)
Darinami (instrumental plural)


Bartoloměj

Bartoloměj (nominative singular)
Bartolomějové (nominative plural)
Bartoloměje (genitive singular)
Bartolomějů (genitive plural)
Bartolomějovi (dative singular)
Bartoloměji (dative singular)
Bartolomějům (dative plural)
Bartoloměje (accusative singular)
Bartoloměje (accusative plural)
Bartoloměji (singular vocative)
Bartolomějové (plural vocative)
Bartolomějovi (locative singular)
Bartoloměji (locative singular)
Bartolomějích (locative plural)
Bartolomějem (instrumental singular)
Bartoloměji (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek Βαρθολομαῖος (Bartholomaîos).

bor+

Βαρθολομαῖος

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


Pavlína

Pavlína (nominative singular)
Pavlíny (nominative plural)
Pavlíny (genitive singular)
Pavlín (genitive plural)
Pavlíně (dative singular)
Pavlínám (dative plural)
Pavlínu (accusative singular)
Pavlíny (accusative plural)
Pavlíno (singular vocative)
Pavlíny (plural vocative)
Pavlíně (locative singular)
Pavlínách (locative plural)
Pavlínou (instrumental singular)
Pavlínami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Pauline


Soběslav

Soběslav (nominative singular)
Soběslavové (nominative plural)
Soběslava (genitive singular)
Soběslavů (genitive plural)
Soběslavovi (dative singular)
Soběslavu (dative singular)
Soběslavům (dative plural)
Soběslava (accusative singular)
Soběslavy (accusative plural)
Soběslave (singular vocative)
Soběslavové (plural vocative)
Soběslavovi (locative singular)
Soběslavu (locative singular)
Soběslavech (locative plural)
Soběslavem (instrumental singular)
Soběslavy (instrumental plural)


Ludvík

Ludvík (nominative singular)
Ludvíkové (nominative plural)
Ludvíka (genitive singular)
Ludvíků (genitive plural)
Ludvíkovi (dative singular)
Ludvíku (dative singular)
Ludvíkům (dative plural)
Ludvíka (accusative singular)
Ludvíky (accusative plural)
Ludvíku (singular vocative)
Ludvíkové (plural vocative)
Ludvíkovi (locative singular)
Ludvíku (locative singular)
Ludvících (locative plural)
Ludvíkem (instrumental singular)
Ludvíky (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Ludwig, from Old High German Ludhuwīg, Hludwig, *Hlūtwīg.

a male given name from German, equivalent to English Louis


Vít

Vít (nominative singular)
Vítové (nominative plural)
Víta (genitive singular)
Vítů (genitive plural)
Vítovi (dative singular)
Vítu (dative singular)
Vítům (dative plural)
Víta (accusative singular)
Víty (accusative plural)
Víte (singular vocative)
Vítové (plural vocative)
Vítovi (locative singular)
Vítu (locative singular)
Vítech (locative plural)
Vítem (instrumental singular)
Víty (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the male given name Vítězslav


Zita

Zita (nominative singular)
Zity (nominative plural)
Zity (genitive singular)
Zit (genitive plural)
Zitě (dative singular)
Zitám (dative plural)
Zitu (accusative singular)
Zity (accusative plural)
Zito (singular vocative)
Zity (plural vocative)
Zitě (locative singular)
Zitách (locative plural)
Zitou (instrumental singular)
Zitami (instrumental plural)


Justýna

Justýna (nominative singular)
Justýny (nominative plural)
Justýny (genitive singular)
Justýn (genitive plural)
Justýně (dative singular)
Justýnám (dative plural)
Justýnu (accusative singular)
Justýny (accusative plural)
Justýno (singular vocative)
Justýny (plural vocative)
Justýně (locative singular)
Justýnách (locative plural)
Justýnou (instrumental singular)
Justýnami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Justine


Štěpánka

Štěpánka (nominative singular)
Štěpánky (nominative plural)
Štěpánky (genitive singular)
Štěpánek (genitive plural)
Štěpánce (dative singular)
Štěpánkám (dative plural)
Štěpánku (accusative singular)
Štěpánky (accusative plural)
Štěpánko (singular vocative)
Štěpánky (plural vocative)
Štěpánce (locative singular)
Štěpánkách (locative plural)
Štěpánkou (instrumental singular)
Štěpánkami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Stephanie


Květa

Květa (nominative singular)
Květy (nominative plural)
Květy (genitive singular)
Květ (genitive plural)
Květě (dative singular)
Květám (dative plural)
Květu (accusative singular)
Květy (accusative plural)
Květo (singular vocative)
Květy (plural vocative)
Květě (locative singular)
Květách (locative plural)
Květou (instrumental singular)
Květami (instrumental plural)


Prokop

Prokop (nominative singular)
Prokopové (nominative plural)
Prokopa (genitive singular)
Prokopů (genitive plural)
Prokopovi (dative singular)
Prokopům (dative plural)
Prokopa (accusative singular)
Prokopy (accusative plural)
Prokope (singular vocative)
Prokopové (plural vocative)
Prokopovi (locative singular)
Prokopech (locative plural)
Prokopem (instrumental singular)
Prokopy (instrumental plural)

A saints' name in the Eastern Orthodox Church, Latinized as Procopius, ultimately from Ancient Greek. Cognate with Russian Прокопий (Prokopij).


Tadeáš

Tadeáš (nominative singular)
Tadeášové (nominative plural)
Tadeáše (genitive singular)
Tadeášů (genitive plural)
Tadeášovi (dative singular)
Tadeáši (dative singular)
Tadeášům (dative plural)
Tadeáše (accusative singular)
Tadeáše (accusative plural)
Tadeáši (singular vocative)
Tadeášové (plural vocative)
Tadeášovi (locative singular)
Tadeáši (locative singular)
Tadeáších (locative plural)
Tadeášem (instrumental singular)
Tadeáši (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Thaddeus or Thaddaeus


Xenie

Xenie (nominative singular)
Xenie (nominative plural)
Xenie (genitive singular)
Xenií (genitive plural)
Xenii (dative singular)
Xeniím (dative plural)
Xenii (accusative singular)
Xenie (accusative plural)
Xenie (singular vocative)
Xenie (plural vocative)
Xenii (locative singular)
Xeniích (locative plural)
Xenií (instrumental singular)
Xeniemi (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Xenia


Mahulena

Mahulena (nominative singular)
Mahuleny (nominative plural)
Mahuleny (genitive singular)
Mahulen (genitive plural)
Mahuleně (dative singular)
Mahulenám (dative plural)
Mahulenu (accusative singular)
Mahuleny (accusative plural)
Mahuleno (singular vocative)
Mahuleny (plural vocative)
Mahuleně (locative singular)
Mahulenách (locative plural)
Mahulenou (instrumental singular)
Mahulenami (instrumental plural)


Cecílie

Cecílie (nominative singular)
Cecílie (nominative plural)
Cecílie (genitive singular)
Cecílií (genitive plural)
Cecílii (dative singular)
Cecíliím (dative plural)
Cecílii (accusative singular)
Cecílie (accusative plural)
Cecílie (singular vocative)
Cecílie (plural vocative)
Cecílii (locative singular)
Cecíliích (locative plural)
Cecílií (instrumental singular)
Cecíliemi (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Cecilia


Drahomíra

Drahomíra (nominative singular)
Drahomíry (nominative plural)
Drahomíry (genitive singular)
Drahomír (genitive plural)
Drahomíře (dative singular)
Drahomírám (dative plural)
Drahomíru (accusative singular)
Drahomíry (accusative plural)
Drahomíro (singular vocative)
Drahomíry (plural vocative)
Drahomíře (locative singular)
Drahomírách (locative plural)
Drahomírou (instrumental singular)
Drahomírami (instrumental plural)


Kristián

Kristián (nominative singular)
Kristiánové (nominative plural)
Kristiána (genitive singular)
Kristiánů (genitive plural)
Kristiánovi (dative singular)
Kristiánu (dative singular)
Kristiánům (dative plural)
Kristiána (accusative singular)
Kristiány (accusative plural)
Kristiáne (singular vocative)
Kristiánové (plural vocative)
Kristiánovi (locative singular)
Kristiánu (locative singular)
Kristiánech (locative plural)
Kristiánem (instrumental singular)
Kristiány (instrumental plural)

Derived from Latin Chrīstiānus, from Ancient Greek Χριστιανός (Khristianós), from Χριστός (Khristós, “Christ, anointed one”).

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


Lýdie

Lýdie (nominative singular)
Lýdie (nominative plural)
Lýdie (genitive singular)
Lýdií (genitive plural)
Lýdii (dative singular)
Lýdiím (dative plural)
Lýdii (accusative singular)
Lýdie (accusative plural)
Lýdie (singular vocative)
Lýdie (plural vocative)
Lýdii (locative singular)
Lýdiích (locative plural)
Lýdií (instrumental singular)
Lýdiemi (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Lydia


Evžen

Evžen (nominative singular)
Evženové (nominative plural)
Evžena (genitive singular)
Evženů (genitive plural)
Evženovi (dative singular)
Evženu (dative singular)
Evženům (dative plural)
Evžena (accusative singular)
Evženy (accusative plural)
Evžene (singular vocative)
Evženové (plural vocative)
Evženovi (locative singular)
Evženu (locative singular)
Evženech (locative plural)
Evženem (instrumental singular)
Evženy (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Eugene


Radan

Radan (nominative singular)
Radanové (nominative plural)
Radana (genitive singular)
Radanů (genitive plural)
Radanovi (dative singular)
Radanu (dative singular)
Radanům (dative plural)
Radana (accusative singular)
Radany (accusative plural)
Radane (singular vocative)
Radanové (plural vocative)
Radanovi (locative singular)
Radanu (locative singular)
Radanech (locative plural)
Radanem (instrumental singular)
Radany (instrumental plural)


Květoslava

Květoslava (nominative singular)
Květoslavy (nominative plural)
Květoslavy (genitive singular)
Květoslav (genitive plural)
Květoslavě (dative singular)
Květoslavám (dative plural)
Květoslavu (accusative singular)
Květoslavy (accusative plural)
Květoslavo (singular vocative)
Květoslavy (plural vocative)
Květoslavě (locative singular)
Květoslavách (locative plural)
Květoslavou (instrumental singular)
Květoslavami (instrumental plural)


Radana

Radana (nominative singular)
Radany (nominative plural)
Radany (genitive singular)
Radan (genitive plural)
Radaně (dative singular)
Radanám (dative plural)
Radanu (accusative singular)
Radany (accusative plural)
Radano (singular vocative)
Radany (plural vocative)
Radaně (locative singular)
Radanách (locative plural)
Radanou (instrumental singular)
Radanami (instrumental plural)


Jonáš

Jonáš (nominative singular)
Jonášové (nominative plural)
Jonáše (genitive singular)
Jonášů (genitive plural)
Jonášovi (dative singular)
Jonáši (dative singular)
Jonášům (dative plural)
Jonáše (accusative singular)
Jonáše (accusative plural)
Jonáši (singular vocative)
Jonášové (plural vocative)
Jonášovi (locative singular)
Jonáši (locative singular)
Jonáších (locative plural)
Jonášem (instrumental singular)
Jonáši (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Latin Iōnās, from Ancient Greek Ἰωνᾶς (Iōnâs), from Hebrew יוֹנָה (yonáh, literally “dove”).

a male given name, equivalent to English Jonas


Bohumila

Bohumila (nominative singular)
Bohumily (genitive singular)
Bohumile (dative singular)
Bohumilu (accusative singular)
Bohumilo (singular vocative)
Bohumile (locative singular)
Bohumilou (instrumental singular)


Oto

a male given name, equivalent to English Otto


Bohuslav

Bohuslav (nominative singular)
Bohuslavové (nominative plural)
Bohuslava (genitive singular)
Bohuslavů (genitive plural)
Bohuslavovi (dative singular)
Bohuslavu (dative singular)
Bohuslavům (dative plural)
Bohuslava (accusative singular)
Bohuslavy (accusative plural)
Bohuslave (singular vocative)
Bohuslavové (plural vocative)
Bohuslavovi (locative singular)
Bohuslavu (locative singular)
Bohuslavech (locative plural)
Bohuslavem (instrumental singular)
Bohuslavy (instrumental plural)

Literally, “who celebrates God”, from Bůh (“God”) + slavit (“celebrate”); equivalent to Ancient Greek Τιμόθεος (Timótheos).


Liběna

Liběna (nominative singular)
Liběny (nominative plural)
Liběny (genitive singular)
Liběn (genitive plural)
Liběně (dative singular)
Liběnám (dative plural)
Liběnu (accusative singular)
Liběny (accusative plural)
Liběno (singular vocative)
Liběny (plural vocative)
Liběně (locative singular)
Liběnách (locative plural)
Liběnou (instrumental singular)
Liběnami (instrumental plural)


Dalibor

Dalibor (nominative singular)
Daliborové (nominative plural)
Dalibora (genitive singular)
Daliborů (genitive plural)
Daliborovi (dative singular)
Daliboru (dative singular)
Daliborům (dative plural)
Dalibora (accusative singular)
Dalibory (accusative plural)
Dalibore (singular vocative)
Daliborové (plural vocative)
Daliborovi (locative singular)
Daliboru (locative singular)
Daliborech (locative plural)
Daliborem (instrumental singular)
Dalibory (instrumental plural)


Natálie

Natálie (nominative singular)
Natálie (nominative plural)
Natálie (genitive singular)
Natálií (genitive plural)
Natálii (dative singular)
Natáliím (dative plural)
Natálii (accusative singular)
Natálie (accusative plural)
Natálie (singular vocative)
Natálie (plural vocative)
Natálii (locative singular)
Natáliích (locative plural)
Natálií (instrumental singular)
Natáliemi (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Natalie


Doubravka

Doubravka (nominative singular)
Doubravky (nominative plural)
Doubravky (genitive singular)
Doubravek (genitive plural)
Doubravce (dative singular)
Doubravkám (dative plural)
Doubravku (accusative singular)
Doubravky (accusative plural)
Doubravko (singular vocative)
Doubravky (plural vocative)
Doubravce (locative singular)
Doubravkách (locative plural)
Doubravkou (instrumental singular)
Doubravkami (instrumental plural)


Sáva

Sáva (nominative singular)
Sávové (nominative plural)
Sávy (genitive singular)
Sávů (genitive plural)
Sávovi (dative singular)
Sávům (dative plural)
Sávu (accusative singular)
Sávy (accusative plural)
Sávo (singular vocative)
Sávové (plural vocative)
Sávovi (locative singular)
Sávech (locative plural)
Sávou (instrumental singular)
Sávy (instrumental plural)

From the name of saints venerated in the Eastern Orthodox Church, called Sabbas in English.


Zina

Zina (nominative singular)
Ziny (nominative plural)
Ziny (genitive singular)
Zin (genitive plural)
Zině (dative singular)
Zinám (dative plural)
Zinu (accusative singular)
Ziny (accusative plural)
Zino (singular vocative)
Ziny (plural vocative)
Zině (locative singular)
Zinách (locative plural)
Zinou (instrumental singular)
Zinami (instrumental plural)


Zdislava

Zdislava (nominative singular)
Zdislavy (nominative plural)
Zdislavy (genitive singular)
Zdislav (genitive plural)
Zdislavě (dative singular)
Zdislavám (dative plural)
Zdislavu (accusative singular)
Zdislavy (accusative plural)
Zdislavo (singular vocative)
Zdislavy (plural vocative)
Zdislavě (locative singular)
Zdislavách (locative plural)
Zdislavou (instrumental singular)
Zdislavami (instrumental plural)


Zlata

Zlata (nominative singular)
Zlaty (nominative plural)
Zlaty (genitive singular)
Zlat (genitive plural)
Zlatě (dative singular)
Zlatám (dative plural)
Zlatu (accusative singular)
Zlaty (accusative plural)
Zlato (singular vocative)
Zlaty (plural vocative)
Zlatě (locative singular)
Zlatách (locative plural)
Zlatou (instrumental singular)
Zlatami (instrumental plural)


Běla

Běla (nominative singular)
Běly (nominative plural)
Běly (genitive singular)
Běl (genitive plural)
Běle (dative singular)
Bělám (dative plural)
Bělu (accusative singular)
Běly (accusative plural)
Bělo (singular vocative)
Běly (plural vocative)
Běle (locative singular)
Bělách (locative plural)
Bělou (instrumental singular)
Bělami (instrumental plural)


Apolena

Apolena (nominative singular)
Apoleny (nominative plural)
Apoleny (genitive singular)
Apolen (genitive plural)
Apoleně (dative singular)
Apolenám (dative plural)
Apolenu (accusative singular)
Apoleny (accusative plural)
Apoleno (singular vocative)
Apoleny (plural vocative)
Apoleně (locative singular)
Apolenách (locative plural)
Apolenou (instrumental singular)
Apolenami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Apollonia


Slavěna

Slavěna (nominative singular)
Slavěny (nominative plural)
Slavěny (genitive singular)
Slavěn (genitive plural)
Slavěně (dative singular)
Slavěnám (dative plural)
Slavěnu (accusative singular)
Slavěny (accusative plural)
Slavěno (singular vocative)
Slavěny (plural vocative)
Slavěně (locative singular)
Slavěnách (locative plural)
Slavěnou (instrumental singular)
Slavěnami (instrumental plural)


Agáta

Agáta (nominative singular)
Agáty (nominative plural)
Agáty (genitive singular)
Agát (genitive plural)
Agátě (dative singular)
Agátám (dative plural)
Agátu (accusative singular)
Agáty (accusative plural)
Agáto (singular vocative)
Agáty (plural vocative)
Agátě (locative singular)
Agátách (locative plural)
Agátou (instrumental singular)
Agátami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Agatha


Otýlie

Otýlie (nominative singular)
Otýlie (nominative plural)
Otýlie (genitive singular)
Otýlií (genitive plural)
Otýlii (dative singular)
Otýliím (dative plural)
Otýlii (accusative singular)
Otýlie (accusative plural)
Otýlie (singular vocative)
Otýlie (plural vocative)
Otýlii (locative singular)
Otýliích (locative plural)
Otýlií (instrumental singular)
Otýliemi (instrumental plural)

Cognate to French Odile and German Ottilie.


Anděla

Anděla (nominative singular)
Anděly (nominative plural)
Anděly (genitive singular)
Anděl (genitive plural)
Anděle (dative singular)
Andělám (dative plural)
Andělu (accusative singular)
Anděly (accusative plural)
Andělo (singular vocative)
Anděly (plural vocative)
Anděle (locative singular)
Andělách (locative plural)
Andělou (instrumental singular)
Andělami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Angela


Hedvika

Hedvika (nominative singular)
Hedviky (nominative plural)
Hedviky (genitive singular)
Hedvik (genitive plural)
Hedvice (dative singular)
Hedvikám (dative plural)
Hedviku (accusative singular)
Hedviky (accusative plural)
Hedviko (singular vocative)
Hedviky (plural vocative)
Hedvice (locative singular)
Hedvikách (locative plural)
Hedvikou (instrumental singular)
Hedvikami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Hedwig


Vendelín

Vendelín (nominative singular)
Vendelínové (nominative plural)
Vendelína (genitive singular)
Vendelínů (genitive plural)
Vendelínovi (dative singular)
Vendelínu (dative singular)
Vendelínům (dative plural)
Vendelína (accusative singular)
Vendelíny (accusative plural)
Vendelíne (singular vocative)
Vendelínové (plural vocative)
Vendelínovi (locative singular)
Vendelínu (locative singular)
Vendelínech (locative plural)
Vendelínem (instrumental singular)
Vendelíny (instrumental plural)


Otmar

Otmar (nominative singular)
Otmarové (nominative plural)
Otmara (genitive singular)
Otmarů (genitive plural)
Otmarovi (dative singular)
Otmaru (dative singular)
Otmarům (dative plural)
Otmara (accusative singular)
Otmary (accusative plural)
Otmare (singular vocative)
Otmarové (plural vocative)
Otmarovi (locative singular)
Otmaru (locative singular)
Otmarech (locative plural)
Otmarem (instrumental singular)
Otmary (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Otmar. Ultimately from Proto-West Germanic *Audamār, from a compound of Proto-Germanic *audaz (“treasure”) and *mēraz (“fame”).


Světlana

Světlana (nominative singular)
Světlany (nominative plural)
Světlany (genitive singular)
Světlan (genitive plural)
Světlaně (dative singular)
Světlanám (dative plural)
Světlanu (accusative singular)
Světlany (accusative plural)
Světlano (singular vocative)
Světlany (plural vocative)
Světlaně (locative singular)
Světlanách (locative plural)
Světlanou (instrumental singular)
Světlanami (instrumental plural)


Hanuš

Hanuš (nominative singular)
Hanušové (nominative plural)
Hanuše (genitive singular)
Hanušů (genitive plural)
Hanušovi (dative singular)
Hanuši (dative singular)
Hanušům (dative plural)
Hanuše (accusative singular)
Hanuše (accusative plural)
Hanuši (singular vocative)
Hanušové (plural vocative)
Hanušovi (locative singular)
Hanuši (locative singular)
Hanuších (locative plural)
Hanušem (instrumental singular)
Hanuši (instrumental plural)


Hanuš

Hanuš (nominative singular)
Hanušové (nominative plural)
Hanuše (genitive singular)
Hanušů (genitive plural)
Hanušovi (dative singular)
Hanušům (dative plural)
Hanuše (accusative singular)
Hanuše (accusative plural)
Hanuši (singular vocative)
Hanušové (plural vocative)
Hanušovi (locative singular)
Hanuších (locative plural)
Hanušem (instrumental singular)
Hanuši (instrumental plural)


Radmila

Radmila (nominative singular)
Radmily (nominative plural)
Radmily (genitive singular)
Radmil (genitive plural)
Radmile (dative singular)
Radmilám (dative plural)
Radmilu (accusative singular)
Radmily (accusative plural)
Radmilo (singular vocative)
Radmily (plural vocative)
Radmile (locative singular)
Radmilách (locative plural)
Radmilou (instrumental singular)
Radmilami (instrumental plural)


Bohumír

Bohumír (nominative singular)
Bohumírové (nominative plural)
Bohumíra (genitive singular)
Bohumírů (genitive plural)
Bohumírovi (dative singular)
Bohumíru (dative singular)
Bohumírům (dative plural)
Bohumíra (accusative singular)
Bohumíry (accusative plural)
Bohumíre (singular vocative)
Bohumírové (plural vocative)
Bohumírovi (locative singular)
Bohumíru (locative singular)
Bohumírech (locative plural)
Bohumírem (instrumental singular)
Bohumíry (instrumental plural)


Viktorie

Viktorie (nominative singular)
Viktorie (nominative plural)
Viktorie (genitive singular)
Viktorií (genitive plural)
Viktorii (dative singular)
Viktoriím (dative plural)
Viktorii (accusative singular)
Viktorie (accusative plural)
Viktorie (singular vocative)
Viktorie (plural vocative)
Viktorii (locative singular)
Viktoriích (locative plural)
Viktorií (instrumental singular)
Viktoriemi (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Victoria


Šimon

Šimon (nominative singular)
Šimonové (nominative plural)
Šimona (genitive singular)
Šimonů (genitive plural)
Šimonovi (dative singular)
Šimonu (dative singular)
Šimonům (dative plural)
Šimona (accusative singular)
Šimony (accusative plural)
Šimone (singular vocative)
Šimonové (plural vocative)
Šimonovi (locative singular)
Šimonu (locative singular)
Šimonech (locative plural)
Šimonem (instrumental singular)
Šimony (instrumental plural)

a male given name from Hebrew, equivalent to English Simon


Vendula

Vendula (nominative singular)
Venduly (nominative plural)
Venduly (genitive singular)
Vendul (genitive plural)
Vendule (dative singular)
Vendulám (dative plural)
Vendulu (accusative singular)
Venduly (accusative plural)
Vendulo (singular vocative)
Venduly (plural vocative)
Vendule (locative singular)
Vendulách (locative plural)
Vendulou (instrumental singular)
Vendulami (instrumental plural)


Rút

a female given name, equivalent to English Ruth


Klaudie

Klaudie (nominative singular)
Klaudie (nominative plural)
Klaudie (genitive singular)
Klaudií (genitive plural)
Klaudii (dative singular)
Klaudiím (dative plural)
Klaudii (accusative singular)
Klaudie (accusative plural)
Klaudie (singular vocative)
Klaudie (plural vocative)
Klaudii (locative singular)
Klaudiích (locative plural)
Klaudií (instrumental singular)
Klaudiemi (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Claudia


Žofie

Žofie (nominative singular)
Žofie (nominative plural)
Žofie (genitive singular)
Žofií (genitive plural)
Žofii (dative singular)
Žofiím (dative plural)
Žofii (accusative singular)
Žofie (accusative plural)
Žofie (singular vocative)
Žofie (plural vocative)
Žofii (locative singular)
Žofiích (locative plural)
Žofií (instrumental singular)
Žofiemi (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Sophia


Šarlota

Šarlota (nominative singular)
Šarloty (nominative plural)
Šarloty (genitive singular)
Šarlot (genitive plural)
Šarlotě (dative singular)
Šarlotám (dative plural)
Šarlotu (accusative singular)
Šarloty (accusative plural)
Šarloto (singular vocative)
Šarloty (plural vocative)
Šarlotě (locative singular)
Šarlotách (locative plural)
Šarlotou (instrumental singular)
Šarlotami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Charlotte


Ignác

Ignác (nominative singular)
Ignácové (nominative plural)
Ignáce (genitive singular)
Ignáců (genitive plural)
Ignácovi (dative singular)
Ignáci (dative singular)
Ignácům (dative plural)
Ignáce (accusative singular)
Ignáce (accusative plural)
Ignáci (singular vocative)
Ignácové (plural vocative)
Ignácovi (locative singular)
Ignáci (locative singular)
Ignácích (locative plural)
Ignácem (instrumental singular)
Ignáci (instrumental plural)


Evženie

Evženie (nominative singular)
Evženie (nominative plural)
Evženie (genitive singular)
Evženií (genitive plural)
Evženii (dative singular)
Evženiím (dative plural)
Evženii (accusative singular)
Evženie (accusative plural)
Evženie (singular vocative)
Evženie (plural vocative)
Evženii (locative singular)
Evženiích (locative plural)
Evženií (instrumental singular)
Evženiemi (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Eugenia


Vratislav

Vratislav (nominative singular)
Vratislavové (nominative plural)
Vratislava (genitive singular)
Vratislavů (genitive plural)
Vratislavovi (dative singular)
Vratislavu (dative singular)
Vratislavům (dative plural)
Vratislava (accusative singular)
Vratislavy (accusative plural)
Vratislave (singular vocative)
Vratislavové (plural vocative)
Vratislavovi (locative singular)
Vratislavu (locative singular)
Vratislavech (locative plural)
Vratislavem (instrumental singular)
Vratislavy (instrumental plural)


Bohuslava

Bohuslava (nominative singular)
Bohuslavy (nominative plural)
Bohuslavy (genitive singular)
Bohuslav (genitive plural)
Bohuslavě (dative singular)
Bohuslavám (dative plural)
Bohuslavu (accusative singular)
Bohuslavy (accusative plural)
Bohuslavo (singular vocative)
Bohuslavy (plural vocative)
Bohuslavě (locative singular)
Bohuslavách (locative plural)
Bohuslavou (instrumental singular)
Bohuslavami (instrumental plural)


Žaneta

Žaneta (nominative singular)
Žanety (nominative plural)
Žanety (genitive singular)
Žanet (genitive plural)
Žanetě (dative singular)
Žanetám (dative plural)
Žanetu (accusative singular)
Žanety (accusative plural)
Žaneto (singular vocative)
Žanety (plural vocative)
Žanetě (locative singular)
Žanetách (locative plural)
Žanetou (instrumental singular)
Žanetami (instrumental plural)


Dominik

cs-proper noun

Dominik m anim (relational adjective Dominikův)

Dominikův (adjective relational)
Dominik (nominative singular)
Dominikové (nominative plural)
Dominika (genitive singular)
Dominiků (genitive plural)
Dominikovi (dative singular)
Dominiku (dative singular)
Dominikům (dative plural)
Dominika (accusative singular)
Dominiky (accusative plural)
Dominiku (singular vocative)
Dominikové (plural vocative)
Dominikovi (locative singular)
Dominiku (locative singular)
Dominicích (locative plural)
Dominikem (instrumental singular)
Dominiky (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin Dominicus, derived from Dominus (“Lord”).

a male given name from Latin, equivalent to English Dominic


Vlasta

Vlasta (nominative singular)
Vlasty (nominative plural)
Vlasty (genitive singular)
Vlast (genitive plural)
Vlastě (dative singular)
Vlastám (dative plural)
Vlastu (accusative singular)
Vlasty (accusative plural)
Vlasto (singular vocative)
Vlasty (plural vocative)
Vlastě (locative singular)
Vlastách (locative plural)
Vlastou (instrumental singular)
Vlastami (instrumental plural)


Anastázie

Anastázie (nominative singular)
Anastázie (genitive singular)
Anastázii (dative singular)
Anastázii (accusative singular)
Anastázie (singular vocative)
Anastázii (locative singular)
Anastázií (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Latin Anastasia, from Ancient Greek Ἀναστασία (Anastasía).

a female given name, equivalent to English Anastasia


Brigita

Brigita (nominative singular)
Brigity (nominative plural)
Brigity (genitive singular)
Brigit (genitive plural)
Brigitě (dative singular)
Brigitám (dative plural)
Brigitu (accusative singular)
Brigity (accusative plural)
Brigito (singular vocative)
Brigity (plural vocative)
Brigitě (locative singular)
Brigitách (locative plural)
Brigitou (instrumental singular)
Brigitami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Bridget


Klára

Klářin (adjective relational)
Klára (nominative singular)
Kláry (nominative plural)
Kláry (genitive singular)
Klár (genitive plural)
Kláře (dative singular)
Klárám (dative plural)
Kláru (accusative singular)
Kláry (accusative plural)
Kláro (singular vocative)
Kláry (plural vocative)
Kláře (locative singular)
Klárách (locative plural)
Klárou (instrumental singular)
Klárami (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Latin clāra, feminine of clārvs (“bright, shining, clear”), a post-classical name made famous by the 13th century Saint Clara (Clare) of Assisi.

a female given name, equivalent to English Clare or Clara


Ambrož

Ambrož (nominative singular)
Ambrožové (nominative plural)
Ambrože (genitive singular)
Ambrožů (genitive plural)
Ambrožovi (dative singular)
Ambroži (dative singular)
Ambrožům (dative plural)
Ambrože (accusative singular)
Ambrože (accusative plural)
Ambroži (singular vocative)
Ambrožové (plural vocative)
Ambrožovi (locative singular)
Ambroži (locative singular)
Ambrožích (locative plural)
Ambrožem (instrumental singular)
Ambroži (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Latin Ambrosius, from Ancient Greek ἀμβρόσιος (ambrósios, “immortal, divine”).

der

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


Albína

Albína (nominative singular)
Albíny (nominative plural)
Albíny (genitive singular)
Albín (genitive plural)
Albíně (dative singular)
Albínám (dative plural)
Albínu (accusative singular)
Albíny (accusative plural)
Albíno (singular vocative)
Albíny (plural vocative)
Albíně (locative singular)
Albínách (locative plural)
Albínou (instrumental singular)
Albínami (instrumental plural)


Bohdana

Bohdana (nominative singular)
Bohdany (nominative plural)
Bohdany (genitive singular)
Bohdan (genitive plural)
Bohdaně (dative singular)
Bohdanám (dative plural)
Bohdanu (accusative singular)
Bohdany (accusative plural)
Bohdano (singular vocative)
Bohdany (plural vocative)
Bohdaně (locative singular)
Bohdanách (locative plural)
Bohdanou (instrumental singular)
Bohdanami (instrumental plural)


Svatava

Svatava (nominative singular)
Svatavy (nominative plural)
Svatavy (genitive singular)
Svatav (genitive plural)
Svatavě (dative singular)
Svatavám (dative plural)
Svatavu (accusative singular)
Svatavy (accusative plural)
Svatavo (singular vocative)
Svatavy (plural vocative)
Svatavě (locative singular)
Svatavách (locative plural)
Svatavou (instrumental singular)
Svatavami (instrumental plural)


Silvestr

Silvestr (nominative singular)
Silvestrové (nominative plural)
Silvestra (genitive singular)
Silvestrů (genitive plural)
Silvestrovi (dative singular)
Silvestru (dative singular)
Silvestrům (dative plural)
Silvestra (accusative singular)
Silvestry (accusative plural)
Silvestře (singular vocative)
Silvestrové (plural vocative)
Silvestrovi (locative singular)
Silvestru (locative singular)
Silvestrech (locative plural)
Silvestrem (instrumental singular)
Silvestry (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Sylvester


Matylda

Matylda (nominative singular)
Matyldy (nominative plural)
Matyldy (genitive singular)
Matyld (genitive plural)
Matyldě (dative singular)
Matyldám (dative plural)
Matyldu (accusative singular)
Matyldy (accusative plural)
Matyldo (singular vocative)
Matyldy (plural vocative)
Matyldě (locative singular)
Matyldách (locative plural)
Matyldou (instrumental singular)
Matyldami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Matilda


Milada

Milada (nominative singular)
Milady (nominative plural)
Milady (genitive singular)
Milad (genitive plural)
Miladě (dative singular)
Miladám (dative plural)
Miladu (accusative singular)
Milady (accusative plural)
Milado (singular vocative)
Milady (plural vocative)
Miladě (locative singular)
Miladách (locative plural)
Miladou (instrumental singular)
Miladami (instrumental plural)

* Mlada
Inherited from Old Czech Mlada. From mláda, short feminine form of mladý.


Svatoslav

Svatoslav (nominative singular)
Svatoslavové (nominative plural)
Svatoslava (genitive singular)
Svatoslavů (genitive plural)
Svatoslavovi (dative singular)
Svatoslavu (dative singular)
Svatoslavům (dative plural)
Svatoslava (accusative singular)
Svatoslavy (accusative plural)
Svatoslave (singular vocative)
Svatoslavové (plural vocative)
Svatoslavovi (locative singular)
Svatoslavu (locative singular)
Svatoslavech (locative plural)
Svatoslavem (instrumental singular)
Svatoslavy (instrumental plural)

Derived from Slavic elements meaning "sacred" and "glory". Cognate with Bulgarian Светослав (Svetoslav).


Františka

Františka (nominative singular)
Františky (nominative plural)
Františky (genitive singular)
František (genitive plural)
Františce (dative singular)
Františkám (dative plural)
Františku (accusative singular)
Františky (accusative plural)
Františko (singular vocative)
Františky (plural vocative)
Františce (locative singular)
Františkách (locative plural)
Františkou (instrumental singular)
Františkami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Frances


Saskie

Saskie (nominative singular)
Saskie (nominative plural)
Saskie (genitive singular)
Saskií (genitive plural)
Saskii (dative singular)
Saskiím (dative plural)
Saskii (accusative singular)
Saskie (accusative plural)
Saskie (singular vocative)
Saskie (plural vocative)
Saskii (locative singular)
Saskiích (locative plural)
Saskií (instrumental singular)
Saskiemi (instrumental plural)


Zoja

Zojin (adjective relational)
Zoja (nominative singular)
Zoji (nominative plural)
Zoje (nominative plural)
Zoji (genitive singular)
Zoje (genitive singular)
Zoj (genitive plural)
Zojí (genitive plural)
Zoje (dative singular)
Zoji (dative singular)
Zojám (dative plural)
Zojím (dative plural)
Zoju (accusative singular)
Zoji (accusative plural)
Zoje (accusative plural)
Zojo (singular vocative)
Zoji (plural vocative)
Zoje (plural vocative)
Zoje (locative singular)
Zoji (locative singular)
Zojách (locative plural)
Zojích (locative plural)
Zojou (instrumental singular)
Zojami (instrumental plural)
Zojemi (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Russian Зо́я (Zója), equivalent to Czech Zoe and English Zoe.


Soňa

Soňa (nominative singular)
Soni (nominative plural)
Soni (genitive singular)
Soň (genitive plural)
Soně (dative singular)
Soni (dative singular)
Soňám (dative plural)
Soňu (accusative singular)
Soni (accusative plural)
Soňo (singular vocative)
Soni (plural vocative)
Soně (locative singular)
Soni (locative singular)
Soňách (locative plural)
Soňou (instrumental singular)
Soňami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Sonya


Dobromila

Dobromila (nominative singular)
Dobromily (nominative plural)
Dobromily (genitive singular)
Dobromil (genitive plural)
Dobromile (dative singular)
Dobromilám (dative plural)
Dobromilu (accusative singular)
Dobromily (accusative plural)
Dobromilo (singular vocative)
Dobromily (plural vocative)
Dobromile (locative singular)
Dobromilách (locative plural)
Dobromilou (instrumental singular)
Dobromilami (instrumental plural)


Galina

Galina (nominative singular)
Galiny (nominative plural)
Galiny (genitive singular)
Galin (genitive plural)
Galině (dative singular)
Galinám (dative plural)
Galinu (accusative singular)
Galiny (accusative plural)
Galino (singular vocative)
Galiny (plural vocative)
Galině (locative singular)
Galinách (locative plural)
Galinou (instrumental singular)
Galinami (instrumental plural)


Blažena

Blaženka (diminutive)
Blažena (nominative singular)
Blaženy (nominative plural)
Blaženy (genitive singular)
Blažen (genitive plural)
Blaženě (dative singular)
Blaženám (dative plural)
Blaženu (accusative singular)
Blaženy (accusative plural)
Blaženo (singular vocative)
Blaženy (plural vocative)
Blaženě (locative singular)
Blaženách (locative plural)
Blaženou (instrumental singular)
Blaženami (instrumental plural)


Beáta

Beáta (nominative singular)
Beáty (nominative plural)
Beáty (genitive singular)
Beát (genitive plural)
Beátě (dative singular)
Beátám (dative plural)
Beátu (accusative singular)
Beáty (accusative plural)
Beáto (singular vocative)
Beáty (plural vocative)
Beátě (locative singular)
Beátách (locative plural)
Beátou (instrumental singular)
Beátami (instrumental plural)

a female given name from Latin Beāta (“blessed”), equivalent to German Beate


Hermína

Hermína (nominative singular)
Hermíny (nominative plural)
Hermíny (genitive singular)
Hermín (genitive plural)
Hermíně (dative singular)
Hermínám (dative plural)
Hermínu (accusative singular)
Hermíny (accusative plural)
Hermíno (singular vocative)
Hermíny (plural vocative)
Hermíně (locative singular)
Hermínách (locative plural)
Hermínou (instrumental singular)
Hermínami (instrumental plural)


Růžena

Růžena (nominative singular)
Růženy (nominative plural)
Růženy (genitive singular)
Růžen (genitive plural)
Růženě (dative singular)
Růženám (dative plural)
Růženu (accusative singular)
Růženy (accusative plural)
Růženo (singular vocative)
Růženy (plural vocative)
Růženě (locative singular)
Růženách (locative plural)
Růženou (instrumental singular)
Růženami (instrumental plural)


Miloslava

Miloslava (nominative singular)
Miloslavy (nominative plural)
Miloslavy (genitive singular)
Miloslav (genitive plural)
Miloslavě (dative singular)
Miloslavám (dative plural)
Miloslavu (accusative singular)
Miloslavy (accusative plural)
Miloslavo (singular vocative)
Miloslavy (plural vocative)
Miloslavě (locative singular)
Miloslavách (locative plural)
Miloslavou (instrumental singular)
Miloslavami (instrumental plural)


Renáta

Renáta (nominative singular)
Renáty (nominative plural)
Renáty (genitive singular)
Renát (genitive plural)
Renátě (dative singular)
Renátám (dative plural)
Renátu (accusative singular)
Renáty (accusative plural)
Renáto (singular vocative)
Renáty (plural vocative)
Renátě (locative singular)
Renátách (locative plural)
Renátou (instrumental singular)
Renátami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Renata


Judita

Judita (nominative singular)
Judity (nominative plural)
Judity (genitive singular)
Judit (genitive plural)
Juditě (dative singular)
Juditám (dative plural)
Juditu (accusative singular)
Judity (accusative plural)
Judito (singular vocative)
Judity (plural vocative)
Juditě (locative singular)
Juditách (locative plural)
Juditou (instrumental singular)
Juditami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Judith


Edita

Edita (nominative singular)
Edity (nominative plural)
Edity (genitive singular)
Edit (genitive plural)
Editě (dative singular)
Editám (dative plural)
Editu (accusative singular)
Edity (accusative plural)
Edito (singular vocative)
Edity (plural vocative)
Editě (locative singular)
Editách (locative plural)
Editou (instrumental singular)
Editami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Edith


Božena

Božena (nominative singular)
Boženy (nominative plural)
Boženy (genitive singular)
Božen (genitive plural)
Boženě (dative singular)
Boženám (dative plural)
Boženu (accusative singular)
Boženy (accusative plural)
Boženo (singular vocative)
Boženy (plural vocative)
Boženě (locative singular)
Boženách (locative plural)
Boženou (instrumental singular)
Boženami (instrumental plural)


Darja

Darja (nominative singular)
Darji (nominative plural)
Darji (genitive singular)
Darj (genitive plural)
Darje (dative singular)
Darji (dative singular)
Darjám (dative plural)
Darju (accusative singular)
Darji (accusative plural)
Darjo (singular vocative)
Darji (plural vocative)
Darje (locative singular)
Darji (locative singular)
Darjách (locative plural)
Darjou (instrumental singular)
Darjami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Daria


Zora

Zora (nominative singular)
Zory (nominative plural)
Zory (genitive singular)
Zor (genitive plural)
Zoře (dative singular)
Zorám (dative plural)
Zoru (accusative singular)
Zory (accusative plural)
Zoro (singular vocative)
Zory (plural vocative)
Zoře (locative singular)
Zorách (locative plural)
Zorou (instrumental singular)
Zorami (instrumental plural)


Andrej

Andrej (nominative singular)
Andrejové (nominative plural)
Andreje (genitive singular)
Andrejů (genitive plural)
Andrejovi (dative singular)
Andreji (dative singular)
Andrejům (dative plural)
Andreje (accusative singular)
Andreje (accusative plural)
Andreji (singular vocative)
Andrejové (plural vocative)
Andrejovi (locative singular)
Andreji (locative singular)
Andrejích (locative plural)
Andrejem (instrumental singular)
Andreji (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek Ἀνδρέας (Andréas), cognate with ἀνδρεῖος (andreîos, “manly”), both from ἀνήρ (anḗr, “man”).

bor+

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