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)


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)


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


Suez

cs-proper noun

Suez m inan (relational adjective suezský)

suezský (adjective relational)
Suez (nominative singular)
Suezu (genitive singular)
Suezu (dative singular)
Suez (accusative singular)
Sueze (singular vocative)
Suezu (locative singular)
Suezem (instrumental singular)


Rakušan

Rakušan m anim (female equivalent Rakušanová)

Rakušanová (feminine)
Rakušan (nominative singular)
Rakušané (nominative plural)
Rakušana (genitive singular)
Rakušanů (genitive plural)
Rakušanovi (dative singular)
Rakušanu (dative singular)
Rakušanům (dative plural)
Rakušana (accusative singular)
Rakušany (accusative plural)
Rakušane (singular vocative)
Rakušané (plural vocative)
Rakušanovi (locative singular)
Rakušanu (locative singular)
Rakušanech (locative plural)
Rakušanem (instrumental singular)
Rakušany (instrumental plural)


Polák

Polák m anim (female equivalent Poláková)

Poláková (feminine)
Polák (nominative singular)
Polákové (nominative plural)
Poláka (genitive singular)
Poláků (genitive plural)
Polákovi (dative singular)
Polákům (dative plural)
Poláka (accusative singular)
Poláky (accusative plural)
Poláku (singular vocative)
Polákové (plural vocative)
Polákovi (locative singular)
Polácích (locative plural)
Polákem (instrumental singular)
Poláky (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech Poľák. By surface analysis, pole + -ák. Compare Slovak Poliak.

a male surname originating as an ethnonym


Srb

Borrowed from Serbo-Croatian Srb, from Proto-Slavic *sьrbъ.


Země

Země (nominative singular)
Země (genitive singular)
Zemi (dative singular)
Zemi (accusative singular)
Země (singular vocative)
Zemi (locative singular)
Zemí (instrumental singular)


Honza

Honza (nominative singular)
Honzové (nominative plural)
Honzy (genitive singular)
Honzů (genitive plural)
Honzovi (dative singular)
Honzům (dative plural)
Honzu (accusative singular)
Honzy (accusative plural)
Honzo (singular vocative)
Honzové (plural vocative)
Honzovi (locative singular)
Honzech (locative plural)
Honzou (instrumental singular)
Honzy (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the male given name Jan, equivalent to English Jack


Jeruzalém

Jeruzalém m inan (relational adjective jeruzalémský, demonym Jeruzaléman)

jeruzalémský (adjective relational)
Jeruzaléman (demonym)
Jeruzalém (nominative singular)
Jeruzaléma (genitive singular)
Jeruzalému (dative singular)
Jeruzalém (accusative singular)
Jeruzaléme (singular vocative)
Jeruzalémě (locative singular)
Jeruzalému (locative singular)
Jeruzalémem (instrumental singular)

Jerusalem (the claimed (and de-facto) capital city of Israel; the claimed capital city of Palestine)


Kleopatra

Kleopatra (nominative singular)
Kleopatry (genitive singular)
Kleopatře (dative singular)
Kleopatru (accusative singular)
Kleopatro (singular vocative)
Kleopatře (locative singular)
Kleopatrou (instrumental singular)


Sibyla

Sibylin (adjective relational)
Sibyla (nominative singular)
Sibyly (genitive singular)
Sibyle (dative singular)
Sibylu (accusative singular)
Sibylo (singular vocative)
Sibyle (locative singular)
Sibylou (instrumental singular)


Teherán

Teherán m inan (relational adjective teheránský, demonym Teheránec)

teheránský (adjective relational)
Teheránec (demonym)
Teherán (nominative singular)
Teheránu (genitive singular)
Teheránu (dative singular)
Teherán (accusative singular)
Teheráne (singular vocative)
Teheráně (locative singular)
Teheránu (locative singular)
Teheránem (instrumental singular)


Atlantský oceán

Atlantský oceán (nominative singular)
Atlantského oceánu (genitive singular)
Atlantskému oceánu (dative singular)
Atlantský oceán (accusative singular)
Atlantský oceáne (singular vocative)
Atlantském oceánu (locative singular)
Atlantským oceánem (instrumental singular)

Atlantik · Indický oceán · Jižní oceán · Severní ledový oceán · Tichý oceán


Indický oceán

Indický oceán (nominative singular)
Indického oceánu (genitive singular)
Indickému oceánu (dative singular)
Indický oceán (accusative singular)
Indický oceáne (singular vocative)
Indickém oceánu (locative singular)
Indickým oceánem (instrumental singular)


Tichý oceán

Tichý oceán (nominative singular)
Tichého oceánu (genitive singular)
Tichému oceánu (dative singular)
Tichý oceán (accusative singular)
Tichý oceáne (singular vocative)
Tichém oceánu (locative singular)
Tichým oceánem (instrumental singular)


Jižní oceán

Jižní oceán (nominative singular)
Jižního oceánu (genitive singular)
Jižnímu oceánu (dative singular)
Jižní oceán (accusative singular)
Jižní oceáne (singular vocative)
Jižním oceánu (locative singular)
Jižním oceánem (instrumental singular)


Severní ledový oceán

Severní ledový oceán (nominative singular)
Severního ledového oceánu (genitive singular)
Severnímu ledovému oceánu (dative singular)
Severní ledový oceán (accusative singular)
Severní ledový oceáne (singular vocative)
Severním ledovém oceánu (locative singular)
Severním ledovým oceánem (instrumental singular)


Trója

Trója f (relational adjective trojánský or trojský, demonym Trójan, female demonym Trójanka)

trojánský (adjective relational)
trojský (adjective relational)
Trójan (demonym)
Trójanka (demonym feminine)
Trója (nominative singular)
Tróji (nominative plural)
Tróje (nominative plural)
Tróji (genitive singular)
Tróje (genitive singular)
Trój (genitive plural)
Trójí (genitive plural)
Tróje (dative singular)
Tróji (dative singular)
Trójám (dative plural)
Trójím (dative plural)
Tróju (accusative singular)
Tróji (accusative plural)
Tróje (accusative plural)
Trójo (singular vocative)
Tróji (plural vocative)
Tróje (plural vocative)
Tróje (locative singular)
Tróji (locative singular)
Trójách (locative plural)
Trójích (locative plural)
Trójou (instrumental singular)
Trójami (instrumental plural)
Trójemi (instrumental plural)
Troja (alternative)

Troy (an ancient city in far northwestern Asia Minor, in modern Turkey)


Janov

Janov m inan (relational adjective janovský, demonym Janovan)

janovský (adjective relational)
Janovan (demonym)
Janov (nominative singular)
Janova (genitive singular)
Janovu (dative singular)
Janov (accusative singular)
Janove (singular vocative)
Janově (locative singular)
Janovem (instrumental singular)

Genoa (the capital city of Liguria, Italy)

Genoa (a metropolitan city of Liguria, Italy)


Milán

Milán m inan (relational adjective milánský, demonym Miláňan)

milánský (adjective relational)
Miláňan (demonym)
Milán (nominative singular)
Milána (genitive singular)
Milánu (dative singular)
Milán (accusative singular)
Miláne (singular vocative)
Miláně (locative singular)
Milánem (instrumental singular)


Nazaret

Nazaret m inan (relational adjective nazaretský, demonym Nazareťan, female demonym Nazareťanka)

nazaretský (adjective relational)
Nazareťan (demonym)
Nazareťanka (demonym feminine)
Nazaret (nominative singular)
Nazareta (genitive singular)
Nazaretu (genitive singular)
Nazaretu (dative singular)
Nazaret (accusative singular)
Nazarete (singular vocative)
Nazaretě (locative singular)
Nazaretu (locative singular)
Nazaretem (instrumental singular)

Northern District
Northern District#English

Nazareth (the largest city in the Northern District, Israel)


Betlém

Betlém (nominative singular)
Betléma (genitive singular)
Betlému (dative singular)
Betlém (accusative singular)
Betléme (singular vocative)
Betlému (locative singular)
Betlémě (locative singular)
Betlémem (instrumental singular)


Dillí

Dillí n (indeclinable, relational adjective dillíský)

Delhi (a megacity and union territory of India, containing the national capital New Delhi)


Gdaňsk

Gdaňsk m inan (relational adjective gdaňský)

gdaňský (adjective relational)
Gdaňsk (nominative singular)
Gdaňska (genitive singular)
Gdaňsku (genitive singular)
Gdaňsku (dative singular)
Gdaňsk (accusative singular)
Gdaňsku (singular vocative)
Gdaňsku (locative singular)
Gdaňskem (instrumental singular)

Pomeranian Voivodeship
Pomeranian Voivodeship#English

Gdańsk (the capital city of the Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland)


Káhira

Káhira f (relational adjective káhirský, demonym Káhiřan, female demonym Káhiřanka)

káhirský (adjective relational)
Káhiřan (demonym)
Káhiřanka (demonym feminine)
Káhira (nominative singular)
Káhiry (genitive singular)
Káhiře (dative singular)
Káhiru (accusative singular)
Káhiro (singular vocative)
Káhiře (locative singular)
Káhirou (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Arabic الْقَاهِرَة (al-qāhira, “the Victorious”).


Drážďany

cs-proper noun

Drážďany m inan pl (relational adjective drážďanský)

drážďanský (adjective relational)
Drážďany (nominative plural)
Drážďan (genitive plural)
Drážďanům (dative plural)
Drážďany (accusative plural)
Drážďany (plural vocative)
Drážďanech (locative plural)
Drážďany (instrumental plural)

Dresden (the capital city of Saxony, Germany)


Hirošima

Hirošima f (relational adjective hirošimský)

hirošimský (adjective relational)
Hirošima (nominative singular)
Hirošimy (genitive singular)
Hirošimě (dative singular)
Hirošimu (accusative singular)
Hirošimo (singular vocative)
Hirošimě (locative singular)
Hirošimou (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Japanese 広(ひろ)島(しま) (Hiroshima).

Hiroshima (the capital and largest city of Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan)


Filadelfie

Filadelfie f (relational adjective filadelfský, demonym Filadelfan, female demonym Filadelfanka)

filadelfský (adjective relational)
Filadelfan (demonym)
Filadelfanka (demonym feminine)
Filadelfie (nominative singular)
Filadelfie (genitive singular)
Filadelfii (dative singular)
Filadelfii (accusative singular)
Filadelfie (singular vocative)
Filadelfii (locative singular)
Filadelfií (instrumental singular)

Philadelphia (a large city in Pennsylvania, United States)


Štrasburg

Alternative form of Štrasburk (“Strasbourg”), the capital city of the Bas-Rhin department, France; the capital city of the region of Grand Est


Krym

Krym m inan (relational adjective krymský)

krymský (adjective relational)
Krym (nominative singular)
Krymu (genitive singular)
Krymu (dative singular)
Krym (accusative singular)
Kryme (singular vocative)
Krymu (locative singular)
Krymem (instrumental singular)


Neapol

Neapol f (relational adjective neapolský, demonym Neapolec or Neapolitán or Neapolitánec, female demonym Neapolitánka)

neapolský (adjective relational)
Neapolec (demonym)
Neapolitán (demonym)
Neapolitánec (demonym)
Neapolitánka (demonym feminine)
Neapol (nominative singular)
Neapole (genitive singular)
Neapoli (dative singular)
Neapol (accusative singular)
Neapoli (singular vocative)
Neapoli (locative singular)
Neapolí (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek Νεᾱ́πολῐς (Neā́polĭs), from νέᾱ (néā, “new”) + πόλῐς (pólĭs, “city”).
Compare Newton.


Kašpar

Kašpar (nominative singular)
Kašparové (nominative plural)
Kašpara (genitive singular)
Kašparů (genitive plural)
Kašparovi (dative singular)
Kašparu (dative singular)
Kašparům (dative plural)
Kašpara (accusative singular)
Kašpary (accusative plural)
Kašpare (singular vocative)
Kašparové (plural vocative)
Kašparovi (locative singular)
Kašparu (locative singular)
Kašparech (locative plural)
Kašparem (instrumental singular)
Kašpary (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Jasper or Caspar


Kašpárek

Kašpárek (nominative singular)
Kašpárkové (nominative plural)
Kašpárka (genitive singular)
Kašpárků (genitive plural)
Kašpárkovi (dative singular)
Kašpárku (dative singular)
Kašpárkům (dative plural)
Kašpárka (accusative singular)
Kašpárky (accusative plural)
Kašpárku (singular vocative)
Kašpárkové (plural vocative)
Kašpárkovi (locative singular)
Kašpárku (locative singular)
Kašpárcích (locative plural)
Kašpárkem (instrumental singular)
Kašpárky (instrumental plural)


Falklandy

cs-proper noun

Falklandy m inan pl or f pl (relational adjective falklandský, demonym Falklanďan, female demonym Falklanďanka)

falklandský (adjective relational)
Falklanďan (demonym)
Falklanďanka (demonym feminine)
Falklandy (nominative plural)
Falkland (genitive plural)
Falklandů (genitive plural)
Falklandům (dative plural)
Falklandy (accusative plural)
Falklandy (plural vocative)
Falklandech (locative plural)
Falklandy (instrumental plural)
Falklandy (nominative plural)
Falkland (genitive plural)
Falklandám (dative plural)
Falklandy (accusative plural)
Falklandy (plural vocative)
Falklandách (locative plural)
Falklandami (instrumental plural)

Internationalism; compare English Falklands.

Falkland Islands
Falkland Islands#English

Falklands, Falkland Islands (an archipelago and overseas territory of the United Kingdom, located in the South Atlantic)


Klemens

Klemens m anim (female equivalent Klemensová)

Klemensová (feminine)
Klemens (nominative singular)
Klemensové (nominative plural)
Klemensa (genitive singular)
Klemensů (genitive plural)
Klemensovi (dative singular)
Klemensům (dative plural)
Klemensa (accusative singular)
Klemensy (accusative plural)
Klemense (singular vocative)
Klemensové (plural vocative)
Klemensovi (locative singular)
Klemensech (locative plural)
Klemensem (instrumental singular)
Klemensy (instrumental plural)


Konstantin

Konstantin (nominative singular)
Konstantinové (nominative plural)
Konstantina (genitive singular)
Konstantinů (genitive plural)
Konstantinovi (dative singular)
Konstantinu (dative singular)
Konstantinům (dative plural)
Konstantina (accusative singular)
Konstantiny (accusative plural)
Konstantine (singular vocative)
Konstantinové (plural vocative)
Konstantinovi (locative singular)
Konstantinu (locative singular)
Konstantinech (locative plural)
Konstantinem (instrumental singular)
Konstantiny (instrumental plural)

a male given name from Latin, equivalent to English Constantine


Kalkata

Kalkata f (relational adjective kalkatský)

kalkatský (adjective relational)
Kalkata (nominative singular)
Kalkaty (genitive singular)
Kalkatě (dative singular)
Kalkatu (accusative singular)
Kalkato (singular vocative)
Kalkatě (locative singular)
Kalkatou (instrumental singular)

Kolkata (the capital city of West Bengal, India)


Kaplan

Kaplan m anim (female equivalent Kaplnanová)

Kaplnanová (feminine)
Kaplan (nominative singular)
Kaplané (nominative plural)
Kaplani (nominative plural)
Kaplana (genitive singular)
Kaplanů (genitive plural)
Kaplanovi (dative singular)
Kaplanům (dative plural)
Kaplana (accusative singular)
Kaplany (accusative plural)
Kaplane (singular vocative)
Kaplané (plural vocative)
Kaplani (plural vocative)
Kaplanovi (locative singular)
Kaplanech (locative plural)
Kaplanem (instrumental singular)
Kaplany (instrumental plural)


Helmer

Helmer m anim (female equivalent Helmerová)

Helmerová (feminine)
Helmer (nominative singular)
Helmerové (nominative plural)
Helmera (genitive singular)
Helmerů (genitive plural)
Helmerovi (dative singular)
Helmerům (dative plural)
Helmera (accusative singular)
Helmery (accusative plural)
Helmere (singular vocative)
Helmerové (plural vocative)
Helmerovi (locative singular)
Helmerech (locative plural)
Helmerem (instrumental singular)
Helmery (instrumental plural)


Alláh

Alláh (nominative singular)
Alláha (genitive singular)
Alláhovi (dative singular)
Alláhu (dative singular)
Alláha (accusative singular)
Alláhu (singular vocative)
Alláhovi (locative singular)
Alláhu (locative singular)
Alláhem (instrumental singular)


Epir

Epir (nominative singular)
Epiry (nominative plural)
Epiru (genitive singular)
Epirů (genitive plural)
Epiru (dative singular)
Epirům (dative plural)
Epir (accusative singular)
Epiry (accusative plural)
Epire (singular vocative)
Epiry (plural vocative)
Epiru (locative singular)
Epirech (locative plural)
Epirem (instrumental singular)
Epiry (instrumental plural)

Epirus (a historical region in present-day Greece and Albania)


Aristotelés

Aristotelés m anim (relational adjective Aristotelův)

Aristotelův (adjective relational)
Aristotelés (nominative singular)
Aristotela (genitive singular)
Aristotelovi (dative singular)
Aristotelu (dative singular)
Aristotela (accusative singular)
Aristotele (singular vocative)
Aristotelovi (locative singular)
Aristotelu (locative singular)
Aristotelem (instrumental singular)
Aristoteles (alternative)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek Ἀριστοτέλης (Aristotélēs).


Sókratés

cs-proper noun

Sókratés m anim (relational adjective Sókratův)

Sókratův (adjective relational)
Sókratés (nominative singular)
Sókrata (genitive singular)
Sókratovi (dative singular)
Sókrata (accusative singular)
Sókrate (singular vocative)
Sókratovi (locative singular)
Sókratem (instrumental singular)
Sokrates (alternative)


Démokritos

Démokritos (nominative singular)
Démokrita (genitive singular)
Démokritovi (dative singular)
Démokrita (accusative singular)
Démokrite (singular vocative)
Démokritovi (locative singular)
Démokritem (instrumental singular)
Demokritos (alternative)


Thalés

Thalés m anim (relational adjective Thaletův)

Thaletův (adjective relational)
Thalés (nominative singular)
Thalésa (genitive singular)
Thaleta (genitive singular)
Thalésovi (dative singular)
Thaletovi (dative singular)
Thalésa (accusative singular)
Thaleta (accusative singular)
Thalése (singular vocative)
Thalete (singular vocative)
Thalésovi (locative singular)
Thaletovi (locative singular)
Thalésem (instrumental singular)
Thaletem (instrumental singular)


Valentin

Valentin (nominative singular)
Valentinové (nominative plural)
Valentina (genitive singular)
Valentinů (genitive plural)
Valentinovi (dative singular)
Valentinu (dative singular)
Valentinům (dative plural)
Valentina (accusative singular)
Valentiny (accusative plural)
Valentine (singular vocative)
Valentinové (plural vocative)
Valentinovi (locative singular)
Valentinu (locative singular)
Valentinech (locative plural)
Valentinem (instrumental singular)
Valentiny (instrumental plural)
Valentýn (alternative)

a male given name from Latin, equivalent to English Valentine


Korán

Korán (nominative singular)
Korány (nominative plural)
Koránu (genitive singular)
Koránů (genitive plural)
Koránu (dative singular)
Koránům (dative plural)
Korán (accusative singular)
Korány (accusative plural)
Koráne (singular vocative)
Korány (plural vocative)
Koránu (locative singular)
Koránech (locative plural)
Koránem (instrumental singular)
Korány (instrumental plural)

Derived from Arabic اَلْقُرْآن (al-qurʔān).


Plzeň

cs-proper noun

Plzeň f (relational adjective plzeňský, demonym Plzeňan or (informal) Plzeňák)

plzeňský (adjective relational)
Plzeňan (demonym)
Plzeňák (demonym informal)
Plzeň (nominative singular)
Plzně (genitive singular)
Plzni (dative singular)
Plzeň (accusative singular)
Plzni (singular vocative)
Plzni (locative singular)
Plzní (instrumental singular)

Inherited from Old Czech Plzen, Plzeň, from Proto-Slavic *pьlz. First mentioned as a castle in 976.


Priština

Priština (nominative singular)
Prištiny (genitive singular)
Prištině (dative singular)
Prištinu (accusative singular)
Prištino (singular vocative)
Prištině (locative singular)
Prištinou (instrumental singular)

Pristina, Prishtina (the capital and largest city of Kosovo)


Brusel

Brusel m inan (relational adjective bruselský, demonym Bruselan, female demonym Bruselanka)

bruselský (adjective relational)
Bruselan (demonym)
Bruselanka (demonym feminine)
Brusel (nominative singular)
Bruselu (genitive singular)
Bruselu (dative singular)
Brusel (accusative singular)
Brusele (singular vocative)
Bruselu (locative singular)
Bruselem (instrumental singular)

do Bruselu


Polárka

Polárka (nominative singular)
Polárky (genitive singular)
Polárce (dative singular)
Polárku (accusative singular)
Polárko (singular vocative)
Polárce (locative singular)
Polárkou (instrumental singular)


Severka

Severka (nominative singular)
Severky (genitive singular)
Severce (dative singular)
Severku (accusative singular)
Severko (singular vocative)
Severce (locative singular)
Severkou (instrumental singular)


alfabety

inflection of alfabeta:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural

inflection of alfabeta:
genitive singular


Alexandr Veliký

Alexandr Veliký (nominative singular)
Alexandrové Velicí (nominative plural)
Alexandra Velikého (genitive singular)
Alexandrů Velikých (genitive plural)
Alexandrovi Velikému (dative singular)
Alexandru Velikému (dative singular)
Alexandrům Velikým (dative plural)
Alexandra Velikého (accusative singular)
Alexandry Veliké (accusative plural)
Alexandře Veliký (singular vocative)
Alexandre Veliký (singular vocative)
Alexandrové Velicí (plural vocative)
Alexandrovi Velikém (locative singular)
Alexandru Velikém (locative singular)
Alexandrech Velikých (locative plural)
Alexandrem Velikým (instrumental singular)
Alexandry Velikými (instrumental plural)


Jeremiáš

Jeremiáš m anim (female equivalent Jeremiášová)

Jeremiášová (feminine)
Jeremiáš (nominative singular)
Jeremiášové (nominative plural)
Jeremiáše (genitive singular)
Jeremiášů (genitive plural)
Jeremiášovi (dative singular)
Jeremiášům (dative plural)
Jeremiáše (accusative singular)
Jeremiáše (accusative plural)
Jeremiáši (singular vocative)
Jeremiášové (plural vocative)
Jeremiášovi (locative singular)
Jeremiáších (locative plural)
Jeremiášem (instrumental singular)
Jeremiáši (instrumental plural)


Tobiáš

Tobiáš (nominative singular)
Tobiášové (nominative plural)
Tobiáše (genitive singular)
Tobiášů (genitive plural)
Tobiášovi (dative singular)
Tobiáši (dative singular)
Tobiášům (dative plural)
Tobiáše (accusative singular)
Tobiáše (accusative plural)
Tobiáši (singular vocative)
Tobiášové (plural vocative)
Tobiášovi (locative singular)
Tobiáši (locative singular)
Tobiáších (locative plural)
Tobiášem (instrumental singular)
Tobiáši (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Tobias


Evropská unie

Evropská unie (nominative singular)
Evropské unie (genitive singular)
Evropské unii (dative singular)
Evropskou unii (accusative singular)
Evropská unie (singular vocative)
Evropské unii (locative singular)
Evropskou unií (instrumental singular)


Jokohama

Jokohama f (relational adjective jokohamský)

jokohamský (adjective relational)
Jokohama (nominative singular)
Jokohamy (genitive singular)
Jokohamě (dative singular)
Jokohamu (accusative singular)
Jokohamo (singular vocative)
Jokohamě (locative singular)
Jokohamou (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Japanese 横(よこ)浜(はま) (Yokohama).

Yokohama (the capital and largest city of Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan)


Soluň

Soluň f (relational adjective soluňský, demonym Soluňan, female demonym Soluňanka)

soluňský (adjective relational)
Soluňan (demonym)
Soluňanka (demonym feminine)
Soluň (nominative singular)
Soluně (genitive singular)
Soluni (dative singular)
Soluň (accusative singular)
Soluni (singular vocative)
Soluni (locative singular)
Soluní (instrumental singular)

Ultimately from Ancient Greek Σαλονίκη (Saloníkē).


Orkneje

Orkneje f pl (relational adjective orknejský)

orknejský (adjective relational)
Orkneje (nominative plural)
Orknejí (genitive plural)
Orknejím (dative plural)
Orkneje (accusative plural)
Orkneje (plural vocative)
Orknejích (locative plural)
Orknejemi (instrumental plural)


Kerkyra

Kerkyra (nominative singular)
Kerkyry (genitive singular)
Kerkyře (dative singular)
Kerkyru (accusative singular)
Kerkyro (singular vocative)
Kerkyře (locative singular)
Kerkyrou (instrumental singular)


Turín

Turín m inan (relational adjective turínský, demonym Turíňan)

turínský (adjective relational)
Turíňan (demonym)
Turín (nominative singular)
Turína (genitive singular)
Turínu (dative singular)
Turín (accusative singular)
Turíne (singular vocative)
Turíně (locative singular)
Turínem (instrumental singular)


Alpy

alpský (adjective relational)
Alpy (nominative plural)
Alp (genitive plural)
Alpám (dative plural)
Alpy (accusative plural)
Alpy (plural vocative)
Alpách (locative plural)
Alpami (instrumental plural)

Alps (a mountain range in Western Europe)


Tatry

Tatry f pl (relational adjective tatranský)

tatranský (adjective relational)
Tatry (nominative plural)
Tater (genitive plural)
Tatrám (dative plural)
Tatry (accusative plural)
Tatry (plural vocative)
Tatrách (locative plural)
Tatrami (instrumental plural)


Karpaty

Karpaty (nominative plural)
Karpat (genitive plural)
Karpatům (dative plural)
Karpaty (accusative plural)
Karpaty (plural vocative)
Karpatech (locative plural)
Karpaty (instrumental plural)

Carpathian Mountains
Carpathian Mountains


Sudety

Sudety m inan pl or f pl (relational adjective sudetský)

sudetský (adjective relational)
Sudety (nominative plural)
Sudet (genitive plural)
Sudetům (dative plural)
Sudety (accusative plural)
Sudety (plural vocative)
Sudetech (locative plural)
Sudety (instrumental plural)
Sudety (nominative plural)
Sudet (genitive plural)
Sudetám (dative plural)
Sudety (accusative plural)
Sudety (plural vocative)
Sudetách (locative plural)
Sudetami (instrumental plural)


Eder

Ederová (feminine)
Eder (nominative singular)
Ederové (nominative plural)
Edera (genitive singular)
Ederů (genitive plural)
Ederovi (dative singular)
Ederům (dative plural)
Edera (accusative singular)
Edery (accusative plural)
Edere (singular vocative)
Ederové (plural vocative)
Ederovi (locative singular)
Ederech (locative plural)
Ederem (instrumental singular)
Edery (instrumental plural)


Ptolemaios

Ptolemaios (nominative singular)
Ptolemaiové (nominative plural)
Ptolemaia (genitive singular)
Ptolemaiů (genitive plural)
Ptolemaiovi (dative singular)
Ptolemaiu (dative singular)
Ptolemaiům (dative plural)
Ptolemaia (accusative singular)
Ptolemaie (accusative plural)
Ptolemaie (singular vocative)
Ptolemaiové (plural vocative)
Ptolemaiovi (locative singular)
Ptolemaiu (locative singular)
Ptolemaiích (locative plural)
Ptolemaiem (instrumental singular)
Ptolemaii (instrumental plural)


Akropolis

Akropolis (nominative singular)
Akropole (genitive singular)
Akropoli (dative singular)
Akropoli (accusative singular)
Akropole (singular vocative)
Akropoli (locative singular)
Akropolí (instrumental singular)
Akropole (alternative)


Kanton

Kanton (nominative singular)
Kantonu (genitive singular)
Kantonu (dative singular)
Kanton (accusative singular)
Kantone (singular vocative)
Kantonu (locative singular)
Kantonem (instrumental singular)

Guangzhou (the capital and largest city of Guangdong, in southeastern China)


Herkules

Herkules m anim (relational adjective Herkulův)

Herkulův (adjective relational)
Herkules (nominative singular)
Herkula (genitive singular)
Herkulovi (dative singular)
Herkula (accusative singular)
Herkule (singular vocative)
Herkulovi (locative singular)
Herkulem (instrumental singular)


Schiller

Schiller m anim (female equivalent Schillerová)

Schillerová (feminine)
Schiller (nominative singular)
Schillerové (nominative plural)
Schillera (genitive singular)
Schillerů (genitive plural)
Schillerovi (dative singular)
Schillerům (dative plural)
Schillera (accusative singular)
Schillery (accusative plural)
Schillere (singular vocative)
Schillerové (plural vocative)
Schillerovi (locative singular)
Schillerech (locative plural)
Schillerem (instrumental singular)
Schillery (instrumental plural)


Albrecht

Albrecht m anim (female equivalent Albrechtová)

Albrechtová (feminine)
Albrecht (nominative singular)
Albrechtové (nominative plural)
Albrechta (genitive singular)
Albrechtů (genitive plural)
Albrechtovi (dative singular)
Albrechtům (dative plural)
Albrechta (accusative singular)
Albrechty (accusative plural)
Albrechte (singular vocative)
Albrechtové (plural vocative)
Albrechtovi (locative singular)
Albrechtech (locative plural)
Albrechtem (instrumental singular)
Albrechty (instrumental plural)


Bory

Bory (nominative plural)
Borů (genitive plural)
Borům (dative plural)
Bory (accusative plural)
Bory (plural vocative)
Borech (locative plural)
Bory (instrumental plural)

village in the Czech Republic in Žďár nad Sázavou district

part of the city of Plzeň in the Czech Republic


Sisyfos

Sisyfos m anim (relational adjective Sisyfův)

Sisyfův (adjective relational)
Sisyfos (nominative singular)
Sisyfa (genitive singular)
Sisyfovi (dative singular)
Sisyfu (dative singular)
Sisyfa (accusative singular)
Sisyfe (singular vocative)
Sisyfovi (locative singular)
Sisyfu (locative singular)
Sisyfem (instrumental singular)

Derived from Ancient Greek Σίσυφος (Sísuphos).


Nová Anglie

Nová Anglie (nominative singular)
Nové Anglie (genitive singular)
Nové Anglii (dative singular)
Novou Anglii (accusative singular)
Nová Anglie (singular vocative)
Nové Anglii (locative singular)
Novou Anglií (instrumental singular)


Střední Evropa

Střední Evropa (nominative singular)
Střední Evropy (genitive singular)
Střední Evropě (dative singular)
Střední Evropu (accusative singular)
Střední Evropo (singular vocative)
Střední Evropě (locative singular)
Střední Evropou (instrumental singular)


jižní Evropa

jižní Evropa (nominative singular)
jižní Evropy (genitive singular)
jižní Evropě (dative singular)
jižní Evropu (accusative singular)
jižní Evropo (singular vocative)
jižní Evropě (locative singular)
jižní Evropou (instrumental singular)


severní Evropa

severní Evropa (nominative singular)
severní Evropy (genitive singular)
severní Evropě (dative singular)
severní Evropu (accusative singular)
severní Evropo (singular vocative)
severní Evropě (locative singular)
severní Evropou (instrumental singular)


západní Evropa

cs-proper noun

západní Evropa f (relational adjective západoevropský)

západoevropský (adjective relational)
západní Evropa (nominative singular)
západní Evropy (genitive singular)
západní Evropě (dative singular)
západní Evropu (accusative singular)
západní Evropo (singular vocative)
západní Evropě (locative singular)
západní Evropou (instrumental singular)


NDR

Německá demokratická republika
Německá demokratická republika#Czech

Initialism of Německá demokratická republika (“GDR”).


ČR

Co se týče prostorového vymezení, vzhledem ke skutečnosti, že se má jednat o státní terorismus, předpokládáme, že budeme uvažovat v intencích Čečenské republiky, jež vznikla schválením nové ústavy v březnu 2003, resp. Ruské federace, jejíž součástí se ČR v roce 2000 stala.

2009, Ondřej Vozár, Státní terorismus v Čečensku (thesis), Brno: Masaryk University, page 39:

Initialism of Čečenská republika (“the Chechen Republic”).

Initialism of Čuvašská republika (“the Chuvash Republic”).

Initialism of Česká republika (“the Czech Republic, CR”).

Postavení ČR v rámci mezinárodního společenství bylo ještě více oslabeno poté, co byla v roce 1971 nahrazena v Radě bezpečnosti Organizace spojených národů ČLR.

2015, Romana Křížková, Proměna postojů Kuomintangu a Demokratické pokrokové strany v otázce čínsko-taiwanských vztahů (thesis), Prague: Charles University, page 8:

Protaiwanská lobby se ještě pokoušela situaci ovlivnit: Senátor Barry Goldwater vyzýval Forda, aby navštívil krom Pekingu i Taipei. […] Veškeré snahy otočit USA zpět k ČR byly ale marné.

2019, Terezie Kadlecová, Oficiální návštěvy dvou prezidentů USA Richarda Nixona (1972) a Geralda Forda (1975) v ČLR (thesis), Olomouc: Palacký University, page 37:

Initialism of Čínská republika (“the Republic of China, ROC”).


Magda

Magda (nominative singular)
Magdy (nominative plural)
Magdy (genitive singular)
Magd (genitive plural)
Magdě (dative singular)
Magdám (dative plural)
Magdu (accusative singular)
Magdy (accusative plural)
Magdo (singular vocative)
Magdy (plural vocative)
Magdě (locative singular)
Magdách (locative plural)
Magdou (instrumental singular)
Magdami (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the female given name Magdaléna


Rosenkranz

Rosenkranz m anim (female equivalent Rosenkranzová)

Rosenkranzová (feminine)
Rosenkranz (nominative singular)
Rosenkranzové (nominative plural)
Rosenkranza (genitive singular)
Rosenkranzů (genitive plural)
Rosenkranzovi (dative singular)
Rosenkranzům (dative plural)
Rosenkranza (accusative singular)
Rosenkranzy (accusative plural)
Rosenkranze (singular vocative)
Rosenkranzové (plural vocative)
Rosenkranzovi (locative singular)
Rosenkranzech (locative plural)
Rosenkranzem (instrumental singular)
Rosenkranzy (instrumental plural)


Podkarpatská Rus

Podkarpatská Rus (nominative singular)
Podkarpatské Rusi (genitive singular)
Podkarpatské Rusi (dative singular)
Podkarpatskou Rus (accusative singular)
Podkarpatská Rusi (singular vocative)
Podkarpatské Rusi (locative singular)
Podkarpatskou Rusí (instrumental singular)


Vltava

Vltava f (relational adjective vltavský)

vltavský (adjective relational)
Vltava (nominative singular)
Vltavy (genitive singular)
Vltavě (dative singular)
Vltavu (accusative singular)
Vltavo (singular vocative)
Vltavě (locative singular)
Vltavou (instrumental singular)

Inherited from Old Czech Vltava. Said to be of Germanic origin, corresponding to Proto-Germanic *wilþijaz (“wild”) + *ahwō (“water”).

Vltava (a major river in the Czech Republic)


Solidarita

Solidarita (nominative singular)
Solidarity (genitive singular)
Solidaritě (dative singular)
Solidaritu (accusative singular)
Solidarito (singular vocative)
Solidaritě (locative singular)
Solidaritou (instrumental singular)


Rak

Raková (feminine)
Rak (nominative singular)
Rakové (nominative plural)
Raka (genitive singular)
Raků (genitive plural)
Rakovi (dative singular)
Rakům (dative plural)
Raka (accusative singular)
Raky (accusative plural)
Raku (singular vocative)
Rakové (plural vocative)
Rakovi (locative singular)
Racích (locative plural)
Rakem (instrumental singular)
Raky (instrumental plural)


Dekameron

Dekameron (nominative singular)
Dekameronu (genitive singular)
Dekameronu (dative singular)
Dekameron (accusative singular)
Dekamerone (singular vocative)
Dekameronu (locative singular)
Dekameronem (instrumental singular)

Decameron (collection of 100 novellas by Boccaccio)


Rangún

Rangún m inan (relational adjective rangúnský)

rangúnský (adjective relational)
Rangún (nominative singular)
Rangúnu (genitive singular)
Rangúnu (dative singular)
Rangún (accusative singular)
Rangúne (singular vocative)
Rangúnu (locative singular)
Rangúnem (instrumental singular)


Branislav

Branislav (nominative singular)
Branislavové (nominative plural)
Branislava (genitive singular)
Branislavů (genitive plural)
Branislavovi (dative singular)
Branislavu (dative singular)
Branislavům (dative plural)
Branislava (accusative singular)
Branislavy (accusative plural)
Branislave (singular vocative)
Branislavové (plural vocative)
Branislavovi (locative singular)
Branislavu (locative singular)
Branislavech (locative plural)
Branislavem (instrumental singular)
Branislavy (instrumental plural)


Joško

Joško m anim (female equivalent Jošková)

Jošková (feminine)
Joško (nominative singular)
Joškové (nominative plural)
Joška (genitive singular)
Jošků (genitive plural)
Joškovi (dative singular)
Joškům (dative plural)
Joška (accusative singular)
Jošky (accusative plural)
Joško (singular vocative)
Joškové (plural vocative)
Joškovi (locative singular)
Jošcích (locative plural)
Joškem (instrumental singular)
Jošky (instrumental plural)


Hypnos

Borrowed from Ancient Greek Ὕπνος (Húpnos).


Persefona

Persefona (nominative singular)
Persefony (genitive singular)
Persefoně (dative singular)
Persefonu (accusative singular)
Persefono (singular vocative)
Persefoně (locative singular)
Persefonou (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek Περσεφόνη (Persephónē).


Morfeus

Derived from Ancient Greek Μορφεύς (Morpheús).

der+

(Greek mythology) Morpheus, god of dreams


Neumann

cs-proper noun

Neumann m anim (female equivalent Neumannová)

Neumannová (feminine)
Neumann (nominative singular)
Neumannové (nominative plural)
Neumanna (genitive singular)
Neumannů (genitive plural)
Neumannovi (dative singular)
Neumannům (dative plural)
Neumanna (accusative singular)
Neumanny (accusative plural)
Neumanne (singular vocative)
Neumannové (plural vocative)
Neumannovi (locative singular)
Neumannech (locative plural)
Neumannem (instrumental singular)
Neumanny (instrumental plural)

Unadapted borrowing from German Neumann.


Glum

Glum (nominative singular)
Glumové (nominative plural)
Gluma (genitive singular)
Glumů (genitive plural)
Glumovi (dative singular)
Glumu (dative singular)
Glumům (dative plural)
Gluma (accusative singular)
Glumy (accusative plural)
Glume (singular vocative)
Glumové (plural vocative)
Glumovi (locative singular)
Glumu (locative singular)
Glumech (locative plural)
Glumem (instrumental singular)
Glumy (instrumental plural)


Macourek

Macourek m anim (female equivalent Macourková)

Macourková (feminine)
Macourek (nominative singular)
Macourkové (nominative plural)
Macourka (genitive singular)
Macourků (genitive plural)
Macourkovi (dative singular)
Macourkům (dative plural)
Macourka (accusative singular)
Macourky (accusative plural)
Macourku (singular vocative)
Macourkové (plural vocative)
Macourkovi (locative singular)
Macourcích (locative plural)
Macourkem (instrumental singular)
Macourky (instrumental plural)


Zeman

Zeman m anim (female equivalent Zemanová)

Zemanová (feminine)
Zeman (nominative singular)
Zemané (nominative plural)
Zemani (nominative plural)
Zemana (genitive singular)
Zemanů (genitive plural)
Zemanovi (dative singular)
Zemanům (dative plural)
Zemana (accusative singular)
Zemany (accusative plural)
Zemane (singular vocative)
Zemané (plural vocative)
Zemani (plural vocative)
Zemanovi (locative singular)
Zemanech (locative plural)
Zemanem (instrumental singular)
Zemany (instrumental plural)


Uhlíř

Uhlíř m anim (female equivalent Uhlířová)

Uhlířová (feminine)
Uhlíř (nominative singular)
Uhlířové (nominative plural)
Uhlíře (genitive singular)
Uhlířů (genitive plural)
Uhlířovi (dative singular)
Uhlířům (dative plural)
Uhlíře (accusative singular)
Uhlíře (accusative plural)
Uhlíři (singular vocative)
Uhlířové (plural vocative)
Uhlířovi (locative singular)
Uhlířích (locative plural)
Uhlířem (instrumental singular)
Uhlíři (instrumental plural)

a male surname originating as an occupation


Novák

Novák m anim (female equivalent Nováková)

Nováková (feminine)
Novák (nominative singular)
Novákové (nominative plural)
Nováka (genitive singular)
Nováků (genitive plural)
Novákovi (dative singular)
Novákům (dative plural)
Nováka (accusative singular)
Nováky (accusative plural)
Nováku (singular vocative)
Novákové (plural vocative)
Novákovi (locative singular)
Novácích (locative plural)
Novákem (instrumental singular)
Nováky (instrumental plural)

From nový (“new”), for “newcomer to the village”.
Compare Polish Nowak.


Šimek

Šimek m anim (female equivalent Šimková)

Šimková (feminine)
Šimek (nominative singular)
Šimkové (nominative plural)
Šimka (genitive singular)
Šimků (genitive plural)
Šimkovi (dative singular)
Šimkům (dative plural)
Šimka (accusative singular)
Šimky (accusative plural)
Šimku (singular vocative)
Šimkové (plural vocative)
Šimkovi (locative singular)
Šimcích (locative plural)
Šimkem (instrumental singular)
Šimky (instrumental plural)


Nováková

Novák (masculine)
Nováková (nominative singular)
Novákové (nominative plural)
Novákové (genitive singular)
Novákových (genitive plural)
Novákové (dative singular)
Novákovým (dative plural)
Novákovou (accusative singular)
Novákové (accusative plural)
Nováková (singular vocative)
Novákové (plural vocative)
Novákové (locative singular)
Novákových (locative plural)
Novákovou (instrumental singular)
Novákovými (instrumental plural)


Pokorný

Pokorný m anim (female equivalent Pokorná)

Pokorná (feminine)
Pokorný (nominative singular)
Pokorní (nominative plural)
Pokorného (genitive singular)
Pokorných (genitive plural)
Pokornému (dative singular)
Pokorným (dative plural)
Pokorného (accusative singular)
Pokorné (accusative plural)
Pokorný (singular vocative)
Pokorní (plural vocative)
Pokorném (locative singular)
Pokorných (locative plural)
Pokorným (instrumental singular)
Pokornými (instrumental plural)


Svěrák

Svěrák m anim (female equivalent Svěráková)

Svěráková (feminine)
Svěrák (nominative singular)
Svěrákové (nominative plural)
Svěráka (genitive singular)
Svěráků (genitive plural)
Svěrákovi (dative singular)
Svěrákům (dative plural)
Svěráka (accusative singular)
Svěráky (accusative plural)
Svěráku (singular vocative)
Svěrákové (plural vocative)
Svěrákovi (locative singular)
Svěrácích (locative plural)
Svěrákem (instrumental singular)
Svěráky (instrumental plural)


Dobrovský

Dobrovský m anim (female equivalent Dobrovská)

Dobrovská (feminine)
Dobrovský (nominative singular)
Dobrovští (nominative plural)
Dobrovského (genitive singular)
Dobrovských (genitive plural)
Dobrovskému (dative singular)
Dobrovským (dative plural)
Dobrovského (accusative singular)
Dobrovské (accusative plural)
Dobrovský (singular vocative)
Dobrovští (plural vocative)
Dobrovském (locative singular)
Dobrovských (locative plural)
Dobrovským (instrumental singular)
Dobrovskými (instrumental plural)


Pacovský

Pacovský m anim (female equivalent Pacovská)

Pacovská (feminine)
Pacovský (nominative singular)
Pacovští (nominative plural)
Pacovského (genitive singular)
Pacovských (genitive plural)
Pacovskému (dative singular)
Pacovským (dative plural)
Pacovského (accusative singular)
Pacovské (accusative plural)
Pacovský (singular vocative)
Pacovští (plural vocative)
Pacovském (locative singular)
Pacovských (locative plural)
Pacovským (instrumental singular)
Pacovskými (instrumental plural)


Špaček

Špaček m anim (female equivalent Špačková)

Špačková (feminine)
Špaček (nominative singular)
Špačkové (nominative plural)
Špačka (genitive singular)
Špačků (genitive plural)
Špačkovi (dative singular)
Špačkům (dative plural)
Špačka (accusative singular)
Špačky (accusative plural)
Špačku (singular vocative)
Špačkové (plural vocative)
Špačkovi (locative singular)
Špačcích (locative plural)
Špačkem (instrumental singular)
Špačky (instrumental plural)


Vorlíček

Vorlíček m anim (female equivalent Vorlíčková)

Vorlíčková (feminine)
Vorlíček (nominative singular)
Vorlíčkové (nominative plural)
Vorlíčka (genitive singular)
Vorlíčků (genitive plural)
Vorlíčkovi (dative singular)
Vorlíčkům (dative plural)
Vorlíčka (accusative singular)
Vorlíčky (accusative plural)
Vorlíčku (singular vocative)
Vorlíčkové (plural vocative)
Vorlíčkovi (locative singular)
Vorlíčcích (locative plural)
Vorlíčkem (instrumental singular)
Vorlíčky (instrumental plural)


Adamec

Adamec m anim (female equivalent Adamcová)

Adamcová (feminine)
Adamec (nominative singular)
Adamcové (nominative plural)
Adamce (genitive singular)
Adamců (genitive plural)
Adamcovi (dative singular)
Adamcům (dative plural)
Adamce (accusative singular)
Adamce (accusative plural)
Adamče (singular vocative)
Adamcové (plural vocative)
Adamcovi (locative singular)
Adamcích (locative plural)
Adamcem (instrumental singular)
Adamci (instrumental plural)


Svoboda

Svoboda m anim (female equivalent Svobodová)

Svobodová (feminine)
Svoboda (nominative singular)
Svobodové (nominative plural)
Svobody (genitive singular)
Svobodů (genitive plural)
Svobodovi (dative singular)
Svobodům (dative plural)
Svobodu (accusative singular)
Svobody (accusative plural)
Svobodo (singular vocative)
Svobodové (plural vocative)
Svobodovi (locative singular)
Svobodech (locative plural)
Svobodou (instrumental singular)
Svobody (instrumental plural)


Novotný

Novotný m anim (female equivalent Novotná)

Novotná (feminine)
Novotný (nominative singular)
Novotní (nominative plural)
Novotného (genitive singular)
Novotných (genitive plural)
Novotnému (dative singular)
Novotným (dative plural)
Novotného (accusative singular)
Novotné (accusative plural)
Novotný (singular vocative)
Novotní (plural vocative)
Novotném (locative singular)
Novotných (locative plural)
Novotným (instrumental singular)
Novotnými (instrumental plural)


Dvořák

Dvořák m anim (female equivalent Dvořáková, possessive adjective Dvořákův)

Dvořáková (feminine)
Dvořákův (adjective possessive)
Dvořák (nominative singular)
Dvořákové (nominative plural)
Dvořáka (genitive singular)
Dvořáků (genitive plural)
Dvořákovi (dative singular)
Dvořákům (dative plural)
Dvořáka (accusative singular)
Dvořáky (accusative plural)
Dvořáku (singular vocative)
Dvořákové (plural vocative)
Dvořákovi (locative singular)
Dvořácích (locative plural)
Dvořákem (instrumental singular)
Dvořáky (instrumental plural)

From archaic dvořák. By surface analysis, dvůr (“court, courtyard”) + -ák.


Procházka

cs-proper noun

Procházka m anim (female equivalent Procházková)

Procházková (feminine)
Procházka (nominative singular)
Procházkové (nominative plural)
Procházky (genitive singular)
Procházků (genitive plural)
Procházkovi (dative singular)
Procházkům (dative plural)
Procházku (accusative singular)
Procházky (accusative plural)
Procházko (singular vocative)
Procházkové (plural vocative)
Procházkovi (locative singular)
Procházcích (locative plural)
Procházkou (instrumental singular)
Procházky (instrumental plural)


Kučera

Kučera m anim (female equivalent Kučerová)

Kučerová (feminine)
Kučera (nominative singular)
Kučerové (nominative plural)
Kučery (genitive singular)
Kučerů (genitive plural)
Kučerovi (dative singular)
Kučerům (dative plural)
Kučeru (accusative singular)
Kučery (accusative plural)
Kučero (singular vocative)
Kučerové (plural vocative)
Kučerovi (locative singular)
Kučerech (locative plural)
Kučerou (instrumental singular)
Kučery (instrumental plural)


Veselý

Veselý m anim (female equivalent Veselá)

Veselá (feminine)
Veselý (nominative singular)
Veselí (nominative plural)
Veselého (genitive singular)
Veselých (genitive plural)
Veselému (dative singular)
Veselým (dative plural)
Veselého (accusative singular)
Veselé (accusative plural)
Veselý (singular vocative)
Veselí (plural vocative)
Veselém (locative singular)
Veselých (locative plural)
Veselým (instrumental singular)
Veselými (instrumental plural)


Horák

Horák m anim (female equivalent Horáková)

Horáková (feminine)
Horák (nominative singular)
Horákové (nominative plural)
Horáka (genitive singular)
Horáků (genitive plural)
Horákovi (dative singular)
Horákům (dative plural)
Horáka (accusative singular)
Horáky (accusative plural)
Horáku (singular vocative)
Horákové (plural vocative)
Horákovi (locative singular)
Horácích (locative plural)
Horákem (instrumental singular)
Horáky (instrumental plural)

a male surname meaning “one who comes from the highlands”


Pospíšil

Pospíšil m anim (female equivalent Pospíšilová)

Pospíšilová (feminine)
Pospíšil (nominative singular)
Pospíšilové (nominative plural)
Pospíšila (genitive singular)
Pospíšilů (genitive plural)
Pospíšilovi (dative singular)
Pospíšilům (dative plural)
Pospíšila (accusative singular)
Pospíšily (accusative plural)
Pospíšile (singular vocative)
Pospíšilové (plural vocative)
Pospíšilovi (locative singular)
Pospíšilech (locative plural)
Pospíšilem (instrumental singular)
Pospíšily (instrumental plural)

From pospíšil, masculine singular past participle of verb pospíšit (“hurry up”).


Hájek

Hájek m anim (female equivalent Hájková)

Hájková (feminine)
Hájek (nominative singular)
Hájkové (nominative plural)
Hájka (genitive singular)
Hájků (genitive plural)
Hájkovi (dative singular)
Hájkům (dative plural)
Hájka (accusative singular)
Hájky (accusative plural)
Hájku (singular vocative)
Hájkové (plural vocative)
Hájkovi (locative singular)
Hájcích (locative plural)
Hájkem (instrumental singular)
Hájky (instrumental plural)


Jelínek

Jelínek m anim (female equivalent Jelínková)

Jelínková (feminine)
Jelínek (nominative singular)
Jelínkové (nominative plural)
Jelínka (genitive singular)
Jelínků (genitive plural)
Jelínkovi (dative singular)
Jelínkům (dative plural)
Jelínka (accusative singular)
Jelínky (accusative plural)
Jelínku (singular vocative)
Jelínkové (plural vocative)
Jelínkovi (locative singular)
Jelíncích (locative plural)
Jelínkem (instrumental singular)
Jelínky (instrumental plural)


Král

Králová (feminine)
Král (nominative singular)
Králové (nominative plural)
Krále (genitive singular)
Králů (genitive plural)
Královi (dative singular)
Králům (dative plural)
Krále (accusative singular)
Krále (accusative plural)
Králi (singular vocative)
Králové (plural vocative)
Královi (locative singular)
Králích (locative plural)
Králem (instrumental singular)
Králi (instrumental plural)


Růžička

Růžička m anim (female equivalent Růžičková)

Růžičková (feminine)
Růžička (nominative singular)
Růžičkové (nominative plural)
Růžičky (genitive singular)
Růžičků (genitive plural)
Růžičkovi (dative singular)
Růžičkům (dative plural)
Růžičku (accusative singular)
Růžičky (accusative plural)
Růžičko (singular vocative)
Růžičkové (plural vocative)
Růžičkovi (locative singular)
Růžičcích (locative plural)
Růžičkou (instrumental singular)
Růžičky (instrumental plural)


Beneš

Beneš m anim (female equivalent Benešová)

Benešová (feminine)
Beneš (nominative singular)
Benešové (nominative plural)
Beneše (genitive singular)
Benešů (genitive plural)
Benešovi (dative singular)
Benešům (dative plural)
Beneše (accusative singular)
Beneše (accusative plural)
Beneši (singular vocative)
Benešové (plural vocative)
Benešovi (locative singular)
Beneších (locative plural)
Benešem (instrumental singular)
Beneši (instrumental plural)

Reduced from the personal name Benedikt.


Fiala

Fiala m anim (female equivalent Fialová)

Fialová (feminine)
Fiala (nominative singular)
Fialové (nominative plural)
Fialy (genitive singular)
Fialů (genitive plural)
Fialovi (dative singular)
Fialům (dative plural)
Fialu (accusative singular)
Fialy (accusative plural)
Fialo (singular vocative)
Fialové (plural vocative)
Fialovi (locative singular)
Fialech (locative plural)
Fialou (instrumental singular)
Fialy (instrumental plural)


Sedláček

Sedláček m anim (female equivalent Sedláčková)

Sedláčková (feminine)
Sedláček (nominative singular)
Sedláčkové (nominative plural)
Sedláčka (genitive singular)
Sedláčků (genitive plural)
Sedláčkovi (dative singular)
Sedláčkům (dative plural)
Sedláčka (accusative singular)
Sedláčky (accusative plural)
Sedláčku (singular vocative)
Sedláčkové (plural vocative)
Sedláčkovi (locative singular)
Sedláčcích (locative plural)
Sedláčkem (instrumental singular)
Sedláčky (instrumental plural)


Plášil

Plášil m anim (female equivalent Plášilová)

Plášilová (feminine)
Plášil (nominative singular)
Plášilové (nominative plural)
Plášila (genitive singular)
Plášilů (genitive plural)
Plášilovi (dative singular)
Plášilům (dative plural)
Plášila (accusative singular)
Plášily (accusative plural)
Plášile (singular vocative)
Plášilové (plural vocative)
Plášilovi (locative singular)
Plášilech (locative plural)
Plášilem (instrumental singular)
Plášily (instrumental plural)


Bursík

Bursík m anim (female equivalent Bursíková)

Bursíková (feminine)
Bursík (nominative singular)
Bursíkové (nominative plural)
Bursíka (genitive singular)
Bursíků (genitive plural)
Bursíkovi (dative singular)
Bursíkům (dative plural)
Bursíka (accusative singular)
Bursíky (accusative plural)
Bursíku (singular vocative)
Bursíkové (plural vocative)
Bursíkovi (locative singular)
Bursících (locative plural)
Bursíkem (instrumental singular)
Bursíky (instrumental plural)


Říman

Říman m anim (female equivalent Římanová)

Římanová (feminine)
Říman (nominative singular)
Římané (nominative plural)
Římana (genitive singular)
Římanů (genitive plural)
Římanovi (dative singular)
Římanům (dative plural)
Římana (accusative singular)
Římany (accusative plural)
Římane (singular vocative)
Římané (plural vocative)
Římanovi (locative singular)
Římanech (locative plural)
Římanem (instrumental singular)
Římany (instrumental plural)


Šebesta

Šebesta m anim (female equivalent Šebestová)

Šebestová (feminine)
Šebesta (nominative singular)
Šebestové (nominative plural)
Šebesty (genitive singular)
Šebestů (genitive plural)
Šebestovi (dative singular)
Šebestům (dative plural)
Šebestu (accusative singular)
Šebesty (accusative plural)
Šebesto (singular vocative)
Šebestové (plural vocative)
Šebestovi (locative singular)
Šebestech (locative plural)
Šebestou (instrumental singular)
Šebesty (instrumental plural)


Šrámek

Šrámek m anim (female equivalent Šrámková)

Šrámková (feminine)
Šrámek (nominative singular)
Šrámkové (nominative plural)
Šrámka (genitive singular)
Šrámků (genitive plural)
Šrámkovi (dative singular)
Šrámkům (dative plural)
Šrámka (accusative singular)
Šrámky (accusative plural)
Šrámku (singular vocative)
Šrámkové (plural vocative)
Šrámkovi (locative singular)
Šrámcích (locative plural)
Šrámkem (instrumental singular)
Šrámky (instrumental plural)

English: Sramek

Polish: Szramek


Čapek

Čapek m anim (female equivalent Čapková)

Čapková (feminine)
Čapek (nominative singular)
Čapkové (nominative plural)
Čapka (genitive singular)
Čapků (genitive plural)
Čapkovi (dative singular)
Čapkům (dative plural)
Čapka (accusative singular)
Čapky (accusative plural)
Čapku (singular vocative)
Čapkové (plural vocative)
Čapkovi (locative singular)
Čapcích (locative plural)
Čapkem (instrumental singular)
Čapky (instrumental plural)

Diminutive of čáp (“stork”), from Proto-Slavic *čapľa.


Musil

Musil m anim (female equivalent Musilová)

Musilová (feminine)
Musil (nominative singular)
Musilové (nominative plural)
Musila (genitive singular)
Musilů (genitive plural)
Musilovi (dative singular)
Musilům (dative plural)
Musila (accusative singular)
Musily (accusative plural)
Musile (singular vocative)
Musilové (plural vocative)
Musilovi (locative singular)
Musilech (locative plural)
Musilem (instrumental singular)
Musily (instrumental plural)


Matoušek

Matoušek m anim (female equivalent Matoušková)

Matoušková (feminine)
Matoušek (nominative singular)
Matouškové (nominative plural)
Matouška (genitive singular)
Matoušků (genitive plural)
Matouškovi (dative singular)
Matouškům (dative plural)
Matouška (accusative singular)
Matoušky (accusative plural)
Matoušku (singular vocative)
Matouškové (plural vocative)
Matouškovi (locative singular)
Matoušcích (locative plural)
Matouškem (instrumental singular)
Matoušky (instrumental plural)


Voříšek

Voříšek m anim (female equivalent Voříšková)

Voříšková (feminine)
Voříšek (nominative singular)
Voříškové (nominative plural)
Voříška (genitive singular)
Voříšků (genitive plural)
Voříškovi (dative singular)
Voříškům (dative plural)
Voříška (accusative singular)
Voříšky (accusative plural)
Voříšku (singular vocative)
Voříškové (plural vocative)
Voříškovi (locative singular)
Voříšcích (locative plural)
Voříškem (instrumental singular)
Voříšky (instrumental plural)


Pelikán

Pelikán m anim (female equivalent Pelikánová)

Pelikánová (feminine)
Pelikán (nominative singular)
Pelikánové (nominative plural)
Pelikána (genitive singular)
Pelikánů (genitive plural)
Pelikánovi (dative singular)
Pelikánům (dative plural)
Pelikána (accusative singular)
Pelikány (accusative plural)
Pelikáne (singular vocative)
Pelikánové (plural vocative)
Pelikánovi (locative singular)
Pelikánech (locative plural)
Pelikánem (instrumental singular)
Pelikány (instrumental plural)


Donbas

Donbas n (relational adjective donbaský)

donbaský (adjective relational)
Donbas (nominative singular)
Donbasu (genitive singular)
Donbasu (dative singular)
Donbas (accusative singular)
Donbase (singular vocative)
Donbase (locative singular)
Donbasu (locative singular)
Donbasem (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Ukrainian Донба́с (Donbás), abbreviation of Доне́цький басе́йн (Donécʹkyj baséjn, “Donets Basin”).

bor+

Donbas (an industrial region in eastern Ukraine)


Kocourkov

cs-proper noun

Kocourkov m inan (relational adjective kocourkovský)

kocourkovský (adjective relational)
Kocourkov (nominative singular)
Kocourkovy (nominative plural)
Kocourkova (genitive singular)
Kocourkovů (genitive plural)
Kocourkovu (dative singular)
Kocourkovům (dative plural)
Kocourkov (accusative singular)
Kocourkovy (accusative plural)
Kocourkove (singular vocative)
Kocourkovy (plural vocative)
Kocourkově (locative singular)
Kocourkovech (locative plural)
Kocourkovem (instrumental singular)
Kocourkovy (instrumental plural)

After Kocourkov, a fictitious town known for its mismanagement and foolishness of its inhabitants (compare Abdera or Gotham, Nottinghamshire). It was popularized especially by the book Kronika města Kocourkova by Ondřej Sekora.

My jsme byli vždy v německém spolku jen Kocourkov, na nás celé Německo prstem ukazovalo, s potupným úsměchem o nás "Oesterreichrach" mluvilo atd.

1848, Karel Havlíček Borovský, “Naše politika”, in Články z Národních novin:

a place or situation where people behave foolishly


Jirka

Jirka (nominative singular)
Jirkové (nominative plural)
Jirky (genitive singular)
Jirků (genitive plural)
Jirkovi (dative singular)
Jirkům (dative plural)
Jirku (accusative singular)
Jirky (accusative plural)
Jirko (singular vocative)
Jirkové (plural vocative)
Jirkovi (locative singular)
Jircích (locative plural)
Jirkou (instrumental singular)
Jirky (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the male given name Jiří [=George]


Jirka

Jirka (nominative singular)
Jirky (nominative plural)
Jirky (genitive singular)
Jirek (genitive plural)
Jirce (dative singular)
Jirkám (dative plural)
Jirku (accusative singular)
Jirky (accusative plural)
Jirko (singular vocative)
Jirky (plural vocative)
Jirce (locative singular)
Jirkách (locative plural)
Jirkou (instrumental singular)
Jirkami (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the female given name Jiřina


Novosibirsk

Novosibirsk m inan (relational adjective novosibirský)

novosibirský (adjective relational)
Novosibirsk (nominative singular)
Novosibirska (genitive singular)
Novosibirsku (genitive singular)
Novosibirsku (dative singular)
Novosibirsk (accusative singular)
Novosibirsku (singular vocative)
Novosibirsku (locative singular)
Novosibirskem (instrumental singular)

Novosibirsk (a city, the administrative center of Novosibirsk Oblast, Russia)


Novgorod

Novgorod m inan (relational adjective novgorodský, demonym Novgoroďan)

novgorodský (adjective relational)
Novgoroďan (demonym)

Novgorod (a city, the administrative center of Novgorod Oblast, Russia)


Černý

Černá (feminine)
Černý (nominative singular)
Černí (nominative plural)
Černého (genitive singular)
Černých (genitive plural)
Černému (dative singular)
Černým (dative plural)
Černého (accusative singular)
Černé (accusative plural)
Černý (singular vocative)
Černí (plural vocative)
Černém (locative singular)
Černých (locative plural)
Černým (instrumental singular)
Černými (instrumental plural)

From černý (“black”). Cognate of Slovak Čierny.


Mohamed

Mohamed (nominative singular)
Mohameda (genitive singular)
Mohamedovi (dative singular)
Mohamedu (dative singular)
Mohameda (accusative singular)
Mohamede (singular vocative)
Mohamedovi (locative singular)
Mohamedu (locative singular)
Mohamedem (instrumental singular)


Hamburk

Hamburk m inan (relational adjective hamburský, demonym Hamburčan, female demonym Hamburčanka)

hamburský (adjective relational)
Hamburčan (demonym)
Hamburčanka (demonym feminine)
Hamburk (nominative singular)
Hamburku (genitive singular)
Hamburku (dative singular)
Hamburk (accusative singular)
Hamburku (singular vocative)
Hamburku (locative singular)
Hamburkem (instrumental singular)

Hamburg (the second-largest city in Germany)

Hamburg (a state of Germany containing the city of the same name)

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Makemake

Makemake (nominative singular)
Makemake (genitive singular)
Makemakeho (genitive singular)
Makemakovi (dative singular)
Makemakemu (dative singular)
Makemake (accusative singular)
Makemakeho (accusative singular)
Makemake (singular vocative)
Makemakovi (locative singular)
Makemakem (locative singular)
Makemakem (instrumental singular)

Na počest těchto Ptačích mužů, představitelů boha Makemakeho, byly během čekání v Orongo do skal tesány rytiny […]

1972, Stanislav Novotný, “Věčné záhady Velikonočního ostrova”, in Nový orient, volumes 27–28:

While waiting in Orongo, people chiselled engravings of these Bird Men, representing the god Makemake […]

(mythology) Makemake, the creator deity in the mythology of Easter Island


Makemake

Haumea byla uznána Mezinárodní astronomickou unií v roce 2008 a je jednou z pěti trpasličích planet vedle Pluta, Ceres, Eris a Makemake.

2017 October 12, “Jako šišatý Saturn. Vědci našli u trpasličí planety Haumea prstenec”, in Česká televize.cz:

Haumea was acknowledged by the International Astronomical Union in 2008 and is one of the five dwarf planets together with Pluto, Ceres, Eris and Makemake.

(astronomy) Makemake, a dwarf planet and large Kuiper belt object


Berthold

Berthold m anim (female equivalent Bertholdová)

Bertholdová (feminine)
Berthold (nominative singular)
Bertholdové (nominative plural)
Bertholda (genitive singular)
Bertholdů (genitive plural)
Bertholdovi (dative singular)
Bertholdům (dative plural)
Bertholda (accusative singular)
Bertholdy (accusative plural)
Bertholde (singular vocative)
Bertholdové (plural vocative)
Bertholdovi (locative singular)
Bertholdech (locative plural)
Bertholdem (instrumental singular)
Bertholdy (instrumental plural)


Kazatel

Kazatel (nominative singular)
Kazatele (genitive singular)
Kazatelovi (dative singular)
Kazateli (dative singular)
Kazatele (accusative singular)
Kazateli (singular vocative)
Kazatelovi (locative singular)
Kazateli (locative singular)
Kazatelem (instrumental singular)


Héra

Héra (nominative singular)
Héry (genitive singular)
Héře (dative singular)
Héru (accusative singular)
Héro (singular vocative)
Héře (locative singular)
Hérou (instrumental singular)


Apollón

Apollón (nominative singular)
Apollóna (genitive singular)
Apollónovi (dative singular)
Apollóna (accusative singular)
Apollóne (singular vocative)
Apollónovi (locative singular)
Apollónem (instrumental singular)

(Greek mythology) Apollo (Ancient Greek god)


Démétér

[ˈdɛːmɛːtɛːr]

(Greek mythology) Demeter (Greek goddess)


Narkissos

Narkissos, lat. Narcissus, v řec. bájesloví krásný jinoch, který se zamilovat do vl. obrazu ve vodě a neukojitelnou touhou po něm zahynul.

1925, Various, Masarykův slovník naučný:

(Greek mythology, Roman mythology) Narcissus


Štědroň

Štědroň m anim (female equivalent Štědroňová)

Štědroňová (feminine)
Štědroň (nominative singular)
Štědroňové (nominative plural)
Štědroně (genitive singular)
Štědroňů (genitive plural)
Štědroňovi (dative singular)
Štědroňům (dative plural)
Štědroně (accusative singular)
Štědroně (accusative plural)
Štědroni (singular vocative)
Štědroňové (plural vocative)
Štědroňovi (locative singular)
Štědroních (locative plural)
Štědroněm (instrumental singular)
Štědroni (instrumental plural)


Skalisté hory

Skalisté hory (nominative plural)
Skalistých hor (genitive plural)
Skalistým horám (dative plural)
Skalisté hory (accusative plural)
Skalisté hory (plural vocative)
Skalistých horách (locative plural)
Skalistými horami (instrumental plural)

Alternative form of Skalnaté hory (“Rocky Mountains”)


Himálaj

Himálaj (nominative singular)
Himálaje (genitive singular)
Himálaji (dative singular)
Himálaj (accusative singular)
Himálaji (singular vocative)
Himálaji (locative singular)
Himálají (instrumental singular)


Milda

Milda (nominative singular)
Mildové (nominative plural)
Mildy (genitive singular)
Mildů (genitive plural)
Mildovi (dative singular)
Mildům (dative plural)
Mildu (accusative singular)
Mildy (accusative plural)
Mildo (singular vocative)
Mildové (plural vocative)
Mildovi (locative singular)
Mildech (locative plural)
Mildou (instrumental singular)
Mildy (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the male given name Miloslav


Milda

Milda (nominative singular)
Mildy (nominative plural)
Mildy (genitive singular)
Mild (genitive plural)
Mildě (dative singular)
Mildám (dative plural)
Mildu (accusative singular)
Mildy (accusative plural)
Mildo (singular vocative)
Mildy (plural vocative)
Mildě (locative singular)
Mildách (locative plural)
Mildou (instrumental singular)
Mildami (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the female given name Miloslava


Amur

Amur m inan (relational adjective amurský)

amurský (adjective relational)
Amur (nominative singular)
Amury (nominative plural)
Amuru (genitive singular)
Amurů (genitive plural)
Amuru (dative singular)
Amurům (dative plural)
Amur (accusative singular)
Amury (accusative plural)
Amure (singular vocative)
Amury (plural vocative)
Amuru (locative singular)
Amurech (locative plural)
Amurem (instrumental singular)
Amury (instrumental plural)

Amur (long river forming the border between the Far East of Russia and Northeastern China)


Kratochvíl

Kratochvíl m anim (female equivalent Kratochvílová)

Kratochvílová (feminine)
Kratochvíl (nominative singular)
Kratochvílové (nominative plural)
Kratochvíla (genitive singular)
Kratochvílů (genitive plural)
Kratochvílovi (dative singular)
Kratochvílům (dative plural)
Kratochvíla (accusative singular)
Kratochvíly (accusative plural)
Kratochvíle (singular vocative)
Kratochvílové (plural vocative)
Kratochvílovi (locative singular)
Kratochvílech (locative plural)
Kratochvílem (instrumental singular)
Kratochvíly (instrumental plural)


Patočka

Patočka m anim (female equivalent Patočková)

Patočková (feminine)
Patočka (nominative singular)
Patočkové (nominative plural)
Patočky (genitive singular)
Patočků (genitive plural)
Patočkovi (dative singular)
Patočkům (dative plural)
Patočku (accusative singular)
Patočky (accusative plural)
Patočko (singular vocative)
Patočkové (plural vocative)
Patočkovi (locative singular)
Patočcích (locative plural)
Patočkou (instrumental singular)
Patočky (instrumental plural)


Sodoma

Sodoma m anim (female equivalent Sodomová)

Sodomová (feminine)
Sodoma (nominative singular)
Sodomové (nominative plural)
Sodomy (genitive singular)
Sodomů (genitive plural)
Sodomovi (dative singular)
Sodomům (dative plural)
Sodomu (accusative singular)
Sodomy (accusative plural)
Sodomo (singular vocative)
Sodomové (plural vocative)
Sodomovi (locative singular)
Sodomech (locative plural)
Sodomou (instrumental singular)
Sodomy (instrumental plural)


Janáček

Janáček m anim (female equivalent Janáčková)

Janáčková (feminine)
Janáček (nominative singular)
Janáčkové (nominative plural)
Janáčka (genitive singular)
Janáčků (genitive plural)
Janáčkovi (dative singular)
Janáčkům (dative plural)
Janáčka (accusative singular)
Janáčky (accusative plural)
Janáčku (singular vocative)
Janáčkové (plural vocative)
Janáčkovi (locative singular)
Janáčcích (locative plural)
Janáčkem (instrumental singular)
Janáčky (instrumental plural)


Pomahač

Pomahač m anim (female equivalent Pomahačová)

Pomahačová (feminine)
Pomahač (nominative singular)
Pomahačové (nominative plural)
Pomahače (genitive singular)
Pomahačů (genitive plural)
Pomahačovi (dative singular)
Pomahačům (dative plural)
Pomahače (accusative singular)
Pomahače (accusative plural)
Pomahači (singular vocative)
Pomahačové (plural vocative)
Pomahačovi (locative singular)
Pomahačích (locative plural)
Pomahačem (instrumental singular)
Pomahači (instrumental plural)


Hrubec

Hrubec m anim (female equivalent Hrubcová)

Hrubcová (feminine)
Hrubec (nominative singular)
Hrubcové (nominative plural)
Hrubce (genitive singular)
Hrubců (genitive plural)
Hrubcovi (dative singular)
Hrubcům (dative plural)
Hrubce (accusative singular)
Hrubce (accusative plural)
Hrubče (singular vocative)
Hrubcové (plural vocative)
Hrubcovi (locative singular)
Hrubcích (locative plural)
Hrubcem (instrumental singular)
Hrubci (instrumental plural)


Kluzák

Kluzák m anim (female equivalent Kluzáková)

Kluzáková (feminine)
Kluzák (nominative singular)
Kluzákové (nominative plural)
Kluzáka (genitive singular)
Kluzáků (genitive plural)
Kluzákovi (dative singular)
Kluzákům (dative plural)
Kluzáka (accusative singular)
Kluzáky (accusative plural)
Kluzáku (singular vocative)
Kluzákové (plural vocative)
Kluzákovi (locative singular)
Kluzácích (locative plural)
Kluzákem (instrumental singular)
Kluzáky (instrumental plural)


Portorico

Portorico n (relational adjective portorický, demonym Portoričan)

portorický (adjective relational)
Portoričan (demonym)
Portoriko (alternative)

Puerto Rico (a commonwealth, island and dependent territory of the United States in the Caribbean)


Břicháč

Břicháč m anim (female equivalent Břicháčová)

Břicháčová (feminine)
Břicháč (nominative singular)
Břicháčové (nominative plural)
Břicháče (genitive singular)
Břicháčů (genitive plural)
Břicháčovi (dative singular)
Břicháčům (dative plural)
Břicháče (accusative singular)
Břicháče (accusative plural)
Břicháči (singular vocative)
Břicháčové (plural vocative)
Břicháčovi (locative singular)
Břicháčích (locative plural)
Břicháčem (instrumental singular)
Břicháči (instrumental plural)


Soukal

Soukal m anim (female equivalent Soukalová)

Soukalová (feminine)
Soukal (nominative singular)
Soukalové (nominative plural)
Soukala (genitive singular)
Soukalů (genitive plural)
Soukalovi (dative singular)
Soukalům (dative plural)
Soukala (accusative singular)
Soukaly (accusative plural)
Soukale (singular vocative)
Soukalové (plural vocative)
Soukalovi (locative singular)
Soukalech (locative plural)
Soukalem (instrumental singular)
Soukaly (instrumental plural)


Samir

Samir (nominative singular)
Samirové (nominative plural)
Samira (genitive singular)
Samirů (genitive plural)
Samirovi (dative singular)
Samiru (dative singular)
Samirům (dative plural)
Samira (accusative singular)
Samiry (accusative plural)
Samire (singular vocative)
Samirové (plural vocative)
Samirovi (locative singular)
Samiru (locative singular)
Samirech (locative plural)
Samirem (instrumental singular)
Samiry (instrumental plural)


Santiago de Chile

Santiago de Chile n (relational adjective santiagský)

santiagský (adjective relational)
Santiago de Chile (nominative singular)
Santiaga de Chile (genitive singular)
Santiagu de Chile (dative singular)
Santiago de Chile (accusative singular)
Santiago de Chile (singular vocative)
Santiagu de Chile (locative singular)
Santiagem de Chile (instrumental singular)

the full name of Santiago, the capital city of Chile


Curych

Curych m inan (relational adjective curyšský, demonym Curyšan)

curyšský (adjective relational)
Curyšan (demonym)
Curych (nominative singular)
Curychu (genitive singular)
Curychu (dative singular)
Curych (accusative singular)
Curychu (singular vocative)
Curychu (locative singular)
Curychem (instrumental singular)


Duna

Dunová (feminine)
Duna (nominative singular)
Dunové (nominative plural)
Duny (genitive singular)
Dunů (genitive plural)
Dunovi (dative singular)
Dunům (dative plural)
Dunu (accusative singular)
Duny (accusative plural)
Duno (singular vocative)
Dunové (plural vocative)
Dunovi (locative singular)
Dunech (locative plural)
Dunou (instrumental singular)
Duny (instrumental plural)


Lvov

Lvov (nominative singular)
Lvova (genitive singular)
Lvovu (dative singular)
Lvov (accusative singular)
Lvove (singular vocative)
Lvově (locative singular)
Lvovem (instrumental singular)


Haumea

cs-ndecl

f.sg.dat+locji:e􂀿sometimes found in astronomical texts􂁀

Haumea (nominative singular)
Haumey (genitive singular)
Haumeje (genitive singular)
Haumeji (dative singular)
Haumee (dative singular)
Haumeu (accusative singular)
Haumeo (singular vocative)
Haumeji (locative singular)
Haumee (locative singular)
Haumeou (instrumental singular)
Haumejí (instrumental singular)

cs:Haumea (božstvo)
cs:Haumea (trpasličí planeta)

Haumea je jméno bohyně plodnosti a porodu z havajské mytologie.

2008 September 20, Jana Tichá, “Haumea – pátá trpasličí planeta pojmenována”, in Planetky.cz:

Haumea is the name of the goddess of fertility and childbirth from Hawaiian mythology.

Trpasličí planeta Haumea, která se nachází za Neptunem, má prstenec.

The dwarf planet Haumea, which is located behind Neptune, has got a ring.


Troja

cs-proper noun

Troja f (relational adjective trojánský or trojský, demonym Trojan or Trójan, female demonym Trójanka)

trojánský (adjective relational)
trojský (adjective relational)
Trojan (demonym)
Trójan (demonym)
Trójanka (demonym feminine)
Troja (nominative singular)
Troji (genitive singular)
Troje (genitive singular)
Troje (dative singular)
Troji (dative singular)
Troju (accusative singular)
Trojo (singular vocative)
Troje (locative singular)
Troji (locative singular)
Trojou (instrumental singular)

Alternative form of Trója: Troy (an ancient city in far northwestern Asia Minor, in modern Turkey)

Trója

Troja (an area in Prague, in the Czech Republic)


Seifert

Seifert m anim (female equivalent Seifertová)

Seifertová (feminine)
Seifert (nominative singular)
Seifertové (nominative plural)
Seiferta (genitive singular)
Seifertů (genitive plural)
Seifertovi (dative singular)
Seifertům (dative plural)
Seiferta (accusative singular)
Seiferty (accusative plural)
Seiferte (singular vocative)
Seifertové (plural vocative)
Seifertovi (locative singular)
Seifertech (locative plural)
Seifertem (instrumental singular)
Seiferty (instrumental plural)
Sajfert (alternative)


Arabský poloostrov

Arabský poloostrov (nominative singular)
Arabského poloostrova (genitive singular)
Arabskému poloostrovu (dative singular)
Arabský poloostrov (accusative singular)
Arabský poloostrove (singular vocative)
Arabském poloostrově (locative singular)
Arabským poloostrovem (instrumental singular)


Epikúros

Epikúros m anim (relational adjective Epikúrův)

Epikúrův (adjective relational)
Epikúros (nominative singular)
Epikúra (genitive singular)
Epikúrovi (dative singular)
Epikúra (accusative singular)
Epikúre (singular vocative)
Epikúrovi (locative singular)
Epikúrem (instrumental singular)
Epikur (alternative)


Rodan

Rodan (nominative singular)
Rodanové (nominative plural)
Rodana (genitive singular)
Rodanů (genitive plural)
Rodanovi (dative singular)
Rodanu (dative singular)
Rodanům (dative plural)
Rodana (accusative singular)
Rodany (accusative plural)
Rodane (singular vocative)
Rodanové (plural vocative)
Rodanovi (locative singular)
Rodanu (locative singular)
Rodanech (locative plural)
Rodanem (instrumental singular)
Rodany (instrumental plural)


Azory

Azory f pl (relational adjective azorský, demonym Azořan, female demonym Azořanka)

azorský (adjective relational)
Azořan (demonym)
Azořanka (demonym feminine)
Azory (nominative plural)
Azor (genitive plural)
Azorám (dative plural)
Azory (accusative plural)
Azory (plural vocative)
Azorách (locative plural)
Azorami (instrumental plural)

Azores (an archipelago and autonomous region of Portugal)


Konstantinopol

Konstantinopol f or (less common) m inan

Konstantinopol (nominative singular)
Konstantinopole (genitive singular)
Konstantinopoli (dative singular)
Konstantinopol (accusative singular)
Konstantinopoli (singular vocative)
Konstantinopoli (locative singular)
Konstantinopolí (instrumental singular)
Konstantinopol (nominative singular)
Konstantinopolu (genitive singular)
Konstantinopolu (dative singular)
Konstantinopol (accusative singular)
Konstantinopole (singular vocative)
Konstantinopolu (locative singular)
Konstantinopolem (instrumental singular)

Constantinople (the former name (from 330-1930 CE) of Istanbul, the capital city of modern Turkey)


Cihlář

Cihlář m anim (female equivalent Cihlářová)

Cihlářová (feminine)
Cihlář (nominative singular)
Cihlářové (nominative plural)
Cihláře (genitive singular)
Cihlářů (genitive plural)
Cihlářovi (dative singular)
Cihlářům (dative plural)
Cihláře (accusative singular)
Cihláře (accusative plural)
Cihláři (singular vocative)
Cihlářové (plural vocative)
Cihlářovi (locative singular)
Cihlářích (locative plural)
Cihlářem (instrumental singular)
Cihláři (instrumental plural)

[ˈt͡sɪɦlaːr̝̊]

From cihlář (“brickmaker”), from cihla (“brick”) + -ář. Compare German Ziegler.

a male surname originating as an occupation


Vývěva

Vývěva (nominative singular)
Vývěvy (genitive singular)
Vývěvě (dative singular)
Vývěvu (accusative singular)
Vývěvo (singular vocative)
Vývěvě (locative singular)
Vývěvou (instrumental singular)


Baldrian

Baldrian m anim (female equivalent Baldrianová)

Baldrianová (feminine)
Baldrian (nominative singular)
Baldrianové (nominative plural)
Baldriana (genitive singular)
Baldrianů (genitive plural)
Baldrianovi (dative singular)
Baldrianům (dative plural)
Baldriana (accusative singular)
Baldriany (accusative plural)
Baldriane (singular vocative)
Baldrianové (plural vocative)
Baldrianovi (locative singular)
Baldrianech (locative plural)
Baldrianem (instrumental singular)
Baldriany (instrumental plural)


Taškent

Taškent m inan (relational adjective taškentský)

taškentský (adjective relational)
Taškent (nominative singular)
Taškentu (genitive singular)
Taškentu (dative singular)
Taškent (accusative singular)
Taškente (singular vocative)
Taškentě (locative singular)
Taškentu (locative singular)
Taškentem (instrumental singular)

Tashkent (the capital city of Uzbekistan)


Kops

Kopsová (feminine)
Kops (nominative singular)
Kopsové (nominative plural)
Kopsa (genitive singular)
Kopsů (genitive plural)
Kopsovi (dative singular)
Kopsům (dative plural)
Kopsa (accusative singular)
Kopsy (accusative plural)
Kopse (singular vocative)
Kopsové (plural vocative)
Kopsovi (locative singular)
Kopsech (locative plural)
Kopsem (instrumental singular)
Kopsy (instrumental plural)


Aleuty

Aleuty f pl (relational adjective aleutský, demonym Aleut, female demonym Aleutka)

aleutský (adjective relational)
Aleut (demonym)
Aleutka (demonym feminine)
Aleuty (nominative plural)
Aleut (genitive plural)
Aleutám (dative plural)
Aleuty (accusative plural)
Aleuty (plural vocative)
Aleutách (locative plural)
Aleutami (instrumental plural)

Internationalism; compare English Aleutian.

Aleutian Islands
Aleutian Islands#English

Aleutian Islands (an archipelago in western Alaska, United States)


Valašsko

Valašsko n (relational adjective valašský, demonym Valach, female demonym Valaška)

valašský (adjective relational)
Valach (demonym)
Valaška (demonym feminine)
Valašsko (nominative singular)
Valašska (genitive singular)
Valašsku (dative singular)
Valašsko (accusative singular)
Valašsko (singular vocative)
Valašsku (locative singular)
Valašskem (instrumental singular)

Moravian Wallachia
Moravian Wallachia#English

Moravian Wallachia (a traditional region of Moravian, Czech Republic)

Wallachia (a historical region in Romania)

(archaic) Romania (a country in Eastern Europe)


Olomouc

Olomouc f (relational adjective olomoucký, demonym Olomoučan or (informal) Olomoučák, female demonym Olomoučanka or (informal) Olomoučačka)

olomoucký (adjective relational)
Olomoučan (demonym)
Olomoučák (demonym informal)
Olomoučanka (demonym feminine)
Olomoučačka (demonym feminine informal)
Olomouc (nominative singular)
Olomouce (genitive singular)
Olomouci (dative singular)
Olomouc (accusative singular)
Olomouci (singular vocative)
Olomouci (locative singular)
Olomoucí (instrumental singular)
Olomouc (nominative singular)
Olomouce (genitive singular)
Olomouci (dative singular)
Olomouc (accusative singular)
Olomouci (singular vocative)
Olomouci (locative singular)
Olomoucem (instrumental singular)

Chronica Boëmorum
Cosmas of Prague
cs:Olomouc
cs:okres Olomouc

The name of the city appears in Chronica Boëmorum (finished 1125) by Cosmas of Prague, where it is named Olomuc, Olomuz and Olomucz, all the versions being probably pronounced /olomuːt͡s/. Its origin remains unclear. There is only an acceptable theory related to the second part of the name -mouc, which is from Old Czech -múc, which is probably from Proto-Slavic *-mǫt (“noise, muddle”) + possessive suffix *-jь, which assimilated together into -c. This suggests that there might have been a personal name *Olomút (or *Olomǫt), with Olomúc meaning "the property of Olomút", similarly to the names of villages Bolelouc (which used to mean "a property of Boleľút") or Chořelice (originally called Chořelúc, which used to mean "a property of Chořeľút"). However, there is no evidence of any real occurrence of the name Olomút.
There is no accepted theory related to the origin of the first part Olo-. Proto-Slavic *olъ (“beer”) does not seem to make much sense as its origin, although there was an attempt to explain the supposed personal name as a name of an unknown divine creature, meaning "the one who lets the beer ferment".
Some linguists also tried to relate the name of the city to the Germanic personal names Alamud or Aulomont.

Náš nejmilostivější zeměpán, Jeho Veličenstvo císař František Josef I. nastoupil slavnou vládu svou pod krovem naší drahé Olomouce, jež hrdá na to jest.

1881, Josef Kramář, “Proslov”, in Olomouc, královské hlavní město Moravy, Olomouc: Národní knihtiskárna Kramáře a Procházky:

Our most merciful Lord, His Highness Emperor Franz Joseph I., started his famous rule in our precious Olomouc, which is proud of it.

Než zastihla rozkvétající město hrozná pohroma třicetileté války, byl Olomouc předním městem na Moravě a po Praze prvým v zemích české koruny.

1924, “Z minulosti hlavního města Olomouce”, in Ladislav Zamykal, editor, Velký Olomouc:

Before the city was struck by the terrible catastrophe of the Thirty Years' War, Olomouc used to be the most important city in Moravia and after Prague the first one in the Lands of the Bohemian Crown.

Olomouc (a city in Moravia, Czech Republic)

Plošná rozloha okresu Olomouc je v podstatě neměnná od r. 1960 […]

1981, Josef Bartoš with et al., Okres Olomouc, Ostrava: Profil, page 8:

The area of the district Olomouc has not change substantially changed since 1960 […]


Sněžka

Sněžka (nominative singular)
Sněžky (genitive singular)
Sněžce (dative singular)
Sněžku (accusative singular)
Sněžko (singular vocative)
Sněžce (locative singular)
Sněžkou (instrumental singular)

From sníh (“snow”) + -ka (“diminutive suffix”).

suffix

Sněžka (a mountain in the Czech Republic)


Internacionála

Internacionála (nominative singular)
Internacionály (genitive singular)
Internacionále (dative singular)
Internacionálu (accusative singular)
Internacionálo (singular vocative)
Internacionále (locative singular)
Internacionálou (instrumental singular)


Cohen

cs-proper noun

Cohen m anim (female equivalent Cohenová)

Cohenová (feminine)
Cohen (nominative singular)
Cohenové (nominative plural)
Cohena (genitive singular)
Cohenů (genitive plural)
Cohenovi (dative singular)
Cohenům (dative plural)
Cohena (accusative singular)
Coheny (accusative plural)
Cohene (singular vocative)
Cohenové (plural vocative)
Cohenovi (locative singular)
Cohenech (locative plural)
Cohenem (instrumental singular)
Coheny (instrumental plural)


Klimeš

Klimeš m anim (female equivalent Klimešová)

Klimešová (feminine)
Klimeš (nominative singular)
Klimešové (nominative plural)
Klimeše (genitive singular)
Klimešů (genitive plural)
Klimešovi (dative singular)
Klimešům (dative plural)
Klimeše (accusative singular)
Klimeše (accusative plural)
Klimeši (singular vocative)
Klimešové (plural vocative)
Klimešovi (locative singular)
Klimeších (locative plural)
Klimešem (instrumental singular)
Klimeši (instrumental plural)


Jakeš

Jakeš m anim (female equivalent Jakešová)

Jakešová (feminine)
Jakeš (nominative singular)
Jakešové (nominative plural)
Jakeše (genitive singular)
Jakešů (genitive plural)
Jakešovi (dative singular)
Jakešům (dative plural)
Jakeše (accusative singular)
Jakeše (accusative plural)
Jakeši (singular vocative)
Jakešové (plural vocative)
Jakešovi (locative singular)
Jakeších (locative plural)
Jakešem (instrumental singular)
Jakeši (instrumental plural)


Mikeš

Mikeš m anim (female equivalent Mikešová)

Mikešová (feminine)
Mikeš (nominative singular)
Mikešové (nominative plural)
Mikeše (genitive singular)
Mikešů (genitive plural)
Mikešovi (dative singular)
Mikešům (dative plural)
Mikeše (accusative singular)
Mikeše (accusative plural)
Mikeši (singular vocative)
Mikešové (plural vocative)
Mikešovi (locative singular)
Mikeších (locative plural)
Mikešem (instrumental singular)
Mikeši (instrumental plural)


Kolář

Kolář m anim (female equivalent Kolářová)

Kolářová (feminine)
Kolář (nominative singular)
Kolářové (nominative plural)
Koláře (genitive singular)
Kolářů (genitive plural)
Kolářovi (dative singular)
Kolářům (dative plural)
Koláře (accusative singular)
Koláře (accusative plural)
Koláři (singular vocative)
Kolářové (plural vocative)
Kolářovi (locative singular)
Kolářích (locative plural)
Kolářem (instrumental singular)
Koláři (instrumental plural)


Kramář

Kramář m anim (female equivalent Kramářová)

Kramářová (feminine)
Kramář (nominative singular)
Kramářové (nominative plural)
Kramáře (genitive singular)
Kramářů (genitive plural)
Kramářovi (dative singular)
Kramářům (dative plural)
Kramáře (accusative singular)
Kramáře (accusative plural)
Kramáři (singular vocative)
Kramářové (plural vocative)
Kramářovi (locative singular)
Kramářích (locative plural)
Kramářem (instrumental singular)
Kramáři (instrumental plural)


Bermudy

Bermudy f pl (relational adjective bermudský, demonym Bermuďan, female demonym Bermuďanka)

bermudský (adjective relational)
Bermuďan (demonym)
Bermuďanka (demonym feminine)
Bermudy (nominative plural)
Bermud (genitive plural)
Bermudám (dative plural)
Bermudy (accusative plural)
Bermudy (plural vocative)
Bermudách (locative plural)
Bermudami (instrumental plural)

Bermuda (an archipelago and overseas territory of the United Kingdom in the North Atlantic Ocean)


Nečas

Nečas m anim (female equivalent Nečasová)

Nečasová (feminine)
Nečas (nominative singular)
Nečasové (nominative plural)
Nečasa (genitive singular)
Nečasů (genitive plural)
Nečasovi (dative singular)
Nečasům (dative plural)
Nečasa (accusative singular)
Nečasy (accusative plural)
Nečase (singular vocative)
Nečasové (plural vocative)
Nečasovi (locative singular)
Nečasech (locative plural)
Nečasem (instrumental singular)
Nečasy (instrumental plural)


Pastorek

Pastorek m anim (female equivalent Pastorková)

Pastorková (feminine)
Pastorek (nominative singular)
Pastorkové (nominative plural)
Pastorka (genitive singular)
Pastorků (genitive plural)
Pastorkovi (dative singular)
Pastorkům (dative plural)
Pastorka (accusative singular)
Pastorky (accusative plural)
Pastorku (singular vocative)
Pastorkové (plural vocative)
Pastorkovi (locative singular)
Pastorcích (locative plural)
Pastorkem (instrumental singular)
Pastorky (instrumental plural)


Horalky

Horalky (nominative plural)
Horalek (genitive plural)
Horalkám (dative plural)
Horalky (accusative plural)
Horalky (plural vocative)
Horalkách (locative plural)
Horalkami (instrumental plural)

a brand of Slovak and Czech chocolate wafers


Šafránek

Šafránek m anim (female equivalent Šafránková)

Šafránková (feminine)
Šafránek (nominative singular)
Šafránkové (nominative plural)
Šafránka (genitive singular)
Šafránků (genitive plural)
Šafránkovi (dative singular)
Šafránkům (dative plural)
Šafránka (accusative singular)
Šafránky (accusative plural)
Šafránku (singular vocative)
Šafránkové (plural vocative)
Šafránkovi (locative singular)
Šafráncích (locative plural)
Šafránkem (instrumental singular)
Šafránky (instrumental plural)


Dostál

Dostál m anim (female equivalent Dostálová)

Dostálová (feminine)
Dostál (nominative singular)
Dostálové (nominative plural)
Dostála (genitive singular)
Dostálů (genitive plural)
Dostálovi (dative singular)
Dostálům (dative plural)
Dostála (accusative singular)
Dostály (accusative plural)
Dostále (singular vocative)
Dostálové (plural vocative)
Dostálovi (locative singular)
Dostálech (locative plural)
Dostálem (instrumental singular)
Dostály (instrumental plural)


Dohnal

Dohnal m anim (female equivalent Dohnalová)

Dohnalová (feminine)
Dohnal (nominative singular)
Dohnalové (nominative plural)
Dohnala (genitive singular)
Dohnalů (genitive plural)
Dohnalovi (dative singular)
Dohnalům (dative plural)
Dohnala (accusative singular)
Dohnaly (accusative plural)
Dohnale (singular vocative)
Dohnalové (plural vocative)
Dohnalovi (locative singular)
Dohnalech (locative plural)
Dohnalem (instrumental singular)
Dohnaly (instrumental plural)


Hruška

Hruška m anim (female equivalent Hrušková)

Hrušková (feminine)
Hruška (nominative singular)
Hruškové (nominative plural)
Hrušky (genitive singular)
Hrušků (genitive plural)
Hruškovi (dative singular)
Hruškům (dative plural)
Hrušku (accusative singular)
Hrušky (accusative plural)
Hruško (singular vocative)
Hruškové (plural vocative)
Hruškovi (locative singular)
Hrušcích (locative plural)
Hruškou (instrumental singular)
Hrušky (instrumental plural)


Cibulka

Cibulka m anim (female equivalent Cibulková)

Cibulková (feminine)
Cibulka (nominative singular)
Cibulkové (nominative plural)
Cibulky (genitive singular)
Cibulků (genitive plural)
Cibulkovi (dative singular)
Cibulkům (dative plural)
Cibulku (accusative singular)
Cibulky (accusative plural)
Cibulko (singular vocative)
Cibulkové (plural vocative)
Cibulkovi (locative singular)
Cibulcích (locative plural)
Cibulkou (instrumental singular)
Cibulky (instrumental plural)


Fojtík

Fojtík m anim (female equivalent Fojtíková)

Fojtíková (feminine)
Fojtík (nominative singular)
Fojtíkové (nominative plural)
Fojtíka (genitive singular)
Fojtíků (genitive plural)
Fojtíkovi (dative singular)
Fojtíkům (dative plural)
Fojtíka (accusative singular)
Fojtíky (accusative plural)
Fojtíku (singular vocative)
Fojtíkové (plural vocative)
Fojtíkovi (locative singular)
Fojtících (locative plural)
Fojtíkem (instrumental singular)
Fojtíky (instrumental plural)


Polanský

Polanský m anim (female equivalent Polanská)

Polanská (feminine)
Polanský (nominative singular)
Polanští (nominative plural)
Polanského (genitive singular)
Polanských (genitive plural)
Polanskému (dative singular)
Polanským (dative plural)
Polanského (accusative singular)
Polanské (accusative plural)
Polanský (singular vocative)
Polanští (plural vocative)
Polanském (locative singular)
Polanských (locative plural)
Polanským (instrumental singular)
Polanskými (instrumental plural)


Moravec

Moravec m anim (female equivalent Moravcová)

Moravcová (feminine)
Moravec (nominative singular)
Moravcové (nominative plural)
Moravce (genitive singular)
Moravců (genitive plural)
Moravcovi (dative singular)
Moravcům (dative plural)
Moravce (accusative singular)
Moravce (accusative plural)
Moravče (singular vocative)
Moravcové (plural vocative)
Moravcovi (locative singular)
Moravcích (locative plural)
Moravcem (instrumental singular)
Moravci (instrumental plural)


Kadlec

Kadlec m anim (female equivalent Kadlecová)

Kadlecová (feminine)
Kadlec (nominative singular)
Kadlecové (nominative plural)
Kadlece (genitive singular)
Kadleců (genitive plural)
Kadlecovi (dative singular)
Kadlecům (dative plural)
Kadlece (accusative singular)
Kadlece (accusative plural)
Kadleci (singular vocative)
Kadlecové (plural vocative)
Kadlecovi (locative singular)
Kadlecích (locative plural)
Kadlecem (instrumental singular)
Kadleci (instrumental plural)

From kadlec, a variant of tkadlec (“weaver”).


Navrátil

Navrátil m anim (female equivalent Navrátilová)

Navrátilová (feminine)
Navrátil (nominative singular)
Navrátilové (nominative plural)
Navrátila (genitive singular)
Navrátilů (genitive plural)
Navrátilovi (dative singular)
Navrátilům (dative plural)
Navrátila (accusative singular)
Navrátily (accusative plural)
Navrátile (singular vocative)
Navrátilové (plural vocative)
Navrátilovi (locative singular)
Navrátilech (locative plural)
Navrátilem (instrumental singular)
Navrátily (instrumental plural)

English: Navratil


Doležal

Doležal m anim (female equivalent Doležalová)

Doležalová (feminine)
Doležal (nominative singular)
Doležalové (nominative plural)
Doležala (genitive singular)
Doležalů (genitive plural)
Doležalovi (dative singular)
Doležalům (dative plural)
Doležala (accusative singular)
Doležaly (accusative plural)
Doležale (singular vocative)
Doležalové (plural vocative)
Doležalovi (locative singular)
Doležalech (locative plural)
Doležalem (instrumental singular)
Doležaly (instrumental plural)


Mareš

Mareš m anim (female equivalent Marešová)

Marešová (feminine)
Mareš (nominative singular)
Marešové (nominative plural)
Mareše (genitive singular)
Marešů (genitive plural)
Marešovi (dative singular)
Marešům (dative plural)
Mareše (accusative singular)
Mareše (accusative plural)
Mareši (singular vocative)
Marešové (plural vocative)
Marešovi (locative singular)
Mareších (locative plural)
Marešem (instrumental singular)
Mareši (instrumental plural)


Bláha

Bláha m anim (female equivalent Bláhová)

Bláhová (feminine)
Bláha (nominative singular)
Bláhové (nominative plural)
Bláhy (genitive singular)
Bláhů (genitive plural)
Bláhovi (dative singular)
Bláhům (dative plural)
Bláhu (accusative singular)
Bláhy (accusative plural)
Bláho (singular vocative)
Bláhové (plural vocative)
Bláhovi (locative singular)
Blázích (locative plural)
Bláhou (instrumental singular)
Bláhy (instrumental plural)


Ševčík

Ševčík m anim (female equivalent Ševčíková)

Ševčíková (feminine)
Ševčík (nominative singular)
Ševčíkové (nominative plural)
Ševčíka (genitive singular)
Ševčíků (genitive plural)
Ševčíkovi (dative singular)
Ševčíkům (dative plural)
Ševčíka (accusative singular)
Ševčíky (accusative plural)
Ševčíku (singular vocative)
Ševčíkové (plural vocative)
Ševčíkovi (locative singular)
Ševčících (locative plural)
Ševčíkem (instrumental singular)
Ševčíky (instrumental plural)

[ˈʃɛft͡ʃiːk]


Kopecký

Kopecký m anim (female equivalent Kopecká)

Kopecká (feminine)
Kopecký (nominative singular)
Kopečtí (nominative plural)
Kopeckého (genitive singular)
Kopeckých (genitive plural)
Kopeckému (dative singular)
Kopeckým (dative plural)
Kopeckého (accusative singular)
Kopecké (accusative plural)
Kopecký (singular vocative)
Kopečtí (plural vocative)
Kopeckém (locative singular)
Kopeckých (locative plural)
Kopeckým (instrumental singular)
Kopeckými (instrumental plural)


Bartoš

Bartoš m anim (female equivalent Bartošová)

Bartošová (feminine)
Bartoš (nominative singular)
Bartošové (nominative plural)
Bartoše (genitive singular)
Bartošů (genitive plural)
Bartošovi (dative singular)
Bartošům (dative plural)
Bartoše (accusative singular)
Bartoše (accusative plural)
Bartoši (singular vocative)
Bartošové (plural vocative)
Bartošovi (locative singular)
Bartoších (locative plural)
Bartošem (instrumental singular)
Bartoši (instrumental plural)


Kříž

Křížová (feminine)
Kříž (nominative singular)
Křížové (nominative plural)
Kříže (genitive singular)
Křížů (genitive plural)
Křížovi (dative singular)
Křížům (dative plural)
Kříže (accusative singular)
Kříže (accusative plural)
Kříži (singular vocative)
Křížové (plural vocative)
Křížovi (locative singular)
Křížích (locative plural)
Křížem (instrumental singular)
Kříži (instrumental plural)


Čermák

Čermák m anim (female equivalent Čermáková)

Čermáková (feminine)
Čermák (nominative singular)
Čermákové (nominative plural)
Čermáka (genitive singular)
Čermáků (genitive plural)
Čermákovi (dative singular)
Čermákům (dative plural)
Čermáka (accusative singular)
Čermáky (accusative plural)
Čermáku (singular vocative)
Čermákové (plural vocative)
Čermákovi (locative singular)
Čermácích (locative plural)
Čermákem (instrumental singular)
Čermáky (instrumental plural)

From čermák (“redstart”), compare čermný (“reddish”), both ultimately related to Proto-Slavic *čьrvenъ.


Krejčí

Krejčí m anim (female equivalent Krejčová)

Krejčová (feminine)
Krejčí (nominative singular)
Krejčí (nominative plural)
Krejčího (genitive singular)
Krejčích (genitive plural)
Krejčímu (dative singular)
Krejčím (dative plural)
Krejčího (accusative singular)
Krejčí (accusative plural)
Krejčí (singular vocative)
Krejčí (plural vocative)
Krejčím (locative singular)
Krejčích (locative plural)
Krejčím (instrumental singular)
Krejčími (instrumental plural)


Valenta

Valenta m anim (female equivalent Valentová)

Valentová (feminine)
Valenta (nominative singular)
Valentové (nominative plural)
Valenty (genitive singular)
Valentů (genitive plural)
Valentovi (dative singular)
Valentům (dative plural)
Valentu (accusative singular)
Valenty (accusative plural)
Valento (singular vocative)
Valentové (plural vocative)
Valentovi (locative singular)
Valentech (locative plural)
Valentou (instrumental singular)
Valenty (instrumental plural)


Šťastný

Šťastný m anim (female equivalent Šťastná)

Šťastná (feminine)
Šťastný (nominative singular)
Šťastní (nominative plural)
Šťastného (genitive singular)
Šťastných (genitive plural)
Šťastnému (dative singular)
Šťastným (dative plural)
Šťastného (accusative singular)
Šťastné (accusative plural)
Šťastný (singular vocative)
Šťastní (plural vocative)
Šťastném (locative singular)
Šťastných (locative plural)
Šťastným (instrumental singular)
Šťastnými (instrumental plural)


Staněk

Staněk m anim (female equivalent Staňková)

Staňková (feminine)
Staněk (nominative singular)
Staňkové (nominative plural)
Staňka (genitive singular)
Staňků (genitive plural)
Staňkovi (dative singular)
Staňkům (dative plural)
Staňka (accusative singular)
Staňky (accusative plural)
Staňku (singular vocative)
Staňkové (plural vocative)
Staňkovi (locative singular)
Staňcích (locative plural)
Staňkem (instrumental singular)
Staňky (instrumental plural)


Konečný

Konečný m anim (female equivalent Konečná)

Konečná (feminine)
Konečný (nominative singular)
Koneční (nominative plural)
Konečného (genitive singular)
Konečných (genitive plural)
Konečnému (dative singular)
Konečným (dative plural)
Konečného (accusative singular)
Konečné (accusative plural)
Konečný (singular vocative)
Koneční (plural vocative)
Konečném (locative singular)
Konečných (locative plural)
Konečným (instrumental singular)
Konečnými (instrumental plural)


Vlček

Vlček m anim (female equivalent Vlčková)

Vlčková (feminine)
Vlček (nominative singular)
Vlčkové (nominative plural)
Vlčka (genitive singular)
Vlčků (genitive plural)
Vlčkovi (dative singular)
Vlčkům (dative plural)
Vlčka (accusative singular)
Vlčky (accusative plural)
Vlčku (singular vocative)
Vlčkové (plural vocative)
Vlčkovi (locative singular)
Vlčcích (locative plural)
Vlčkem (instrumental singular)
Vlčky (instrumental plural)