Kukula

Kukula m anim (female equivalent Kukulová)

Kukulová (feminine)
Kukula (nominative singular)
Kukulové (nominative plural)
Kukuly (genitive singular)
Kukulů (genitive plural)
Kukulovi (dative singular)
Kukulům (dative plural)
Kukulu (accusative singular)
Kukuly (accusative plural)
Kukulo (singular vocative)
Kukulové (plural vocative)
Kukulovi (locative singular)
Kukulech (locative plural)
Kukulou (instrumental singular)
Kukuly (instrumental plural)


Bula

Bulová (feminine)
Bula (nominative singular)
Bulové (nominative plural)
Buly (genitive singular)
Bulů (genitive plural)
Bulovi (dative singular)
Bulům (dative plural)
Bulu (accusative singular)
Buly (accusative plural)
Bulo (singular vocative)
Bulové (plural vocative)
Bulovi (locative singular)
Bulech (locative plural)
Bulou (instrumental singular)
Buly (instrumental plural)

Perhaps from bula (“handwritten document from the papal chancellery”).


Stach

cs-proper noun

Stach m anim (female equivalent Stachová)

Stachová (feminine)
Stach (nominative singular)
Stachové (nominative plural)
Stacha (genitive singular)
Stachů (genitive plural)
Stachovi (dative singular)
Stachům (dative plural)
Stacha (accusative singular)
Stachy (accusative plural)
Stachu (singular vocative)
Stachové (plural vocative)
Stachovi (locative singular)
Staších (locative plural)
Stachem (instrumental singular)
Stachy (instrumental plural)


Kupka

Kupka m anim (female equivalent Kupková)

Kupková (feminine)
Kupka (nominative singular)
Kupkové (nominative plural)
Kupky (genitive singular)
Kupků (genitive plural)
Kupkovi (dative singular)
Kupkům (dative plural)
Kupku (accusative singular)
Kupky (accusative plural)
Kupko (singular vocative)
Kupkové (plural vocative)
Kupkovi (locative singular)
Kupcích (locative plural)
Kupkou (instrumental singular)
Kupky (instrumental plural)


Feit

Feitová (feminine)
Feit (nominative singular)
Feitové (nominative plural)
Feita (genitive singular)
Feitů (genitive plural)
Feitovi (dative singular)
Feitům (dative plural)
Feita (accusative singular)
Feity (accusative plural)
Feite (singular vocative)
Feitové (plural vocative)
Feitovi (locative singular)
Feitech (locative plural)
Feitem (instrumental singular)
Feity (instrumental plural)


Aul

Aulová (feminine)
Aul (nominative singular)
Aulové (nominative plural)
Aula (genitive singular)
Aulů (genitive plural)
Aulovi (dative singular)
Aulům (dative plural)
Aula (accusative singular)
Auly (accusative plural)
Aule (singular vocative)
Aulové (plural vocative)
Aulovi (locative singular)
Aulech (locative plural)
Aulem (instrumental singular)
Auly (instrumental plural)


Hudec

Hudec m anim (female equivalent Hudcová or Hudecová)

Hudcová (feminine)
Hudecová (feminine)
Hudec (nominative singular)
Hudcové (nominative plural)
Hudce (genitive singular)
Hudců (genitive plural)
Hudcovi (dative singular)
Hudcům (dative plural)
Hudce (accusative singular)
Hudce (accusative plural)
Hudče (singular vocative)
Hudcové (plural vocative)
Hudcovi (locative singular)
Hudcích (locative plural)
Hudcem (instrumental singular)
Hudci (instrumental plural)

a male surname originating as an occupation


Stuchlý

Stuchlý m anim (female equivalent Stuchlá)

Stuchlá (feminine)
Stuchlý (nominative singular)
Stuchlí (nominative plural)
Stuchlého (genitive singular)
Stuchlých (genitive plural)
Stuchlému (dative singular)
Stuchlým (dative plural)
Stuchlého (accusative singular)
Stuchlé (accusative plural)
Stuchlý (singular vocative)
Stuchlí (plural vocative)
Stuchlém (locative singular)
Stuchlých (locative plural)
Stuchlým (instrumental singular)
Stuchlými (instrumental plural)


Novosad

Novosad m anim (female equivalent Novosadová)

Novosadová (feminine)
Novosad (nominative singular)
Novosadové (nominative plural)
Novosada (genitive singular)
Novosadů (genitive plural)
Novosadovi (dative singular)
Novosadům (dative plural)
Novosada (accusative singular)
Novosady (accusative plural)
Novosade (singular vocative)
Novosadové (plural vocative)
Novosadovi (locative singular)
Novosadech (locative plural)
Novosadem (instrumental singular)
Novosady (instrumental plural)


Lorenc

Lorenc m anim (female equivalent Lorencová)

Lorencová (feminine)
Lorenc (nominative singular)
Lorencové (nominative plural)
Lorence (genitive singular)
Lorenců (genitive plural)
Lorencovi (dative singular)
Lorencům (dative plural)
Lorence (accusative singular)
Lorence (accusative plural)
Lorenci (singular vocative)
Lorencové (plural vocative)
Lorencovi (locative singular)
Lorencích (locative plural)
Lorencem (instrumental singular)
Lorenci (instrumental plural)


Dort

Dortová (feminine)
Dort (nominative singular)
Dortové (nominative plural)
Dorta (genitive singular)
Dortů (genitive plural)
Dortovi (dative singular)
Dortům (dative plural)
Dorta (accusative singular)
Dorty (accusative plural)
Dorte (singular vocative)
Dortové (plural vocative)
Dortovi (locative singular)
Dortech (locative plural)
Dortem (instrumental singular)
Dorty (instrumental plural)


Kehm

Kehmová (feminine)
Kehm (nominative singular)
Kehmové (nominative plural)
Kehma (genitive singular)
Kehmů (genitive plural)
Kehmovi (dative singular)
Kehmům (dative plural)
Kehma (accusative singular)
Kehmy (accusative plural)
Kehme (singular vocative)
Kehmové (plural vocative)
Kehmovi (locative singular)
Kehmech (locative plural)
Kehmem (instrumental singular)
Kehmy (instrumental plural)


Carda

Carda m anim (female equivalent Cardová)

Cardová (feminine)
Carda (nominative singular)
Cardové (nominative plural)
Cardy (genitive singular)
Cardů (genitive plural)
Cardovi (dative singular)
Cardům (dative plural)
Cardu (accusative singular)
Cardy (accusative plural)
Cardo (singular vocative)
Cardové (plural vocative)
Cardovi (locative singular)
Cardech (locative plural)
Cardou (instrumental singular)
Cardy (instrumental plural)


Pich

Pichová (feminine)
Pich (nominative singular)
Pichové (nominative plural)
Picha (genitive singular)
Pichů (genitive plural)
Pichovi (dative singular)
Pichům (dative plural)
Picha (accusative singular)
Pichy (accusative plural)
Pichu (singular vocative)
Pichové (plural vocative)
Pichovi (locative singular)
Piších (locative plural)
Pichem (instrumental singular)
Pichy (instrumental plural)

From a pet form of Petr. Also from the noun pich (“sting, prick”).


Matura

Matura m anim (female equivalent Maturová)

Maturová (feminine)
Matura (nominative singular)
Maturové (nominative plural)
Matury (genitive singular)
Maturů (genitive plural)
Maturovi (dative singular)
Maturům (dative plural)
Maturu (accusative singular)
Matury (accusative plural)
Maturo (singular vocative)
Maturové (plural vocative)
Maturovi (locative singular)
Maturech (locative plural)
Maturou (instrumental singular)
Matury (instrumental plural)


Proch

Proch m anim (female equivalent Prochová)

Prochová (feminine)
Proch (nominative singular)
Prochové (nominative plural)
Procha (genitive singular)
Prochů (genitive plural)
Prochovi (dative singular)
Prochům (dative plural)
Procha (accusative singular)
Prochy (accusative plural)
Prochu (singular vocative)
Prochové (plural vocative)
Prochovi (locative singular)
Proších (locative plural)
Prochem (instrumental singular)
Prochy (instrumental plural)


Semmler

Semmler m anim (female equivalent Semmlerová)

Semmlerová (feminine)
Semmler (nominative singular)
Semmlerové (nominative plural)
Semmlera (genitive singular)
Semmlerů (genitive plural)
Semmlerovi (dative singular)
Semmlerům (dative plural)
Semmlera (accusative singular)
Semmlery (accusative plural)
Semmlere (singular vocative)
Semmlerové (plural vocative)
Semmlerovi (locative singular)
Semmlerech (locative plural)
Semmlerem (instrumental singular)
Semmlery (instrumental plural)


Stopka

Stopka m anim (female equivalent Stopková)

Stopková (feminine)
Stopka (nominative singular)
Stopkové (nominative plural)
Stopky (genitive singular)
Stopků (genitive plural)
Stopkovi (dative singular)
Stopkům (dative plural)
Stopku (accusative singular)
Stopky (accusative plural)
Stopko (singular vocative)
Stopkové (plural vocative)
Stopkovi (locative singular)
Stopcích (locative plural)
Stopkou (instrumental singular)
Stopky (instrumental plural)


Grohman

Grohman m anim (female equivalent Grohmanová)

Grohmanová (feminine)
Grohman (nominative singular)
Grohmané (nominative plural)
Grohmani (nominative plural)
Grohmana (genitive singular)
Grohmanů (genitive plural)
Grohmanovi (dative singular)
Grohmanům (dative plural)
Grohmana (accusative singular)
Grohmany (accusative plural)
Grohmane (singular vocative)
Grohmané (plural vocative)
Grohmani (plural vocative)
Grohmanovi (locative singular)
Grohmanech (locative plural)
Grohmanem (instrumental singular)
Grohmany (instrumental plural)


Kasner

Kasner m anim (female equivalent Kasnerová)

Kasnerová (feminine)
Kasner (nominative singular)
Kasnerové (nominative plural)
Kasnera (genitive singular)
Kasnerů (genitive plural)
Kasnerovi (dative singular)
Kasnerům (dative plural)
Kasnera (accusative singular)
Kasnery (accusative plural)
Kasnere (singular vocative)
Kasnerové (plural vocative)
Kasnerovi (locative singular)
Kasnerech (locative plural)
Kasnerem (instrumental singular)
Kasnery (instrumental plural)


Ficek

Ficek m anim (female equivalent Ficková)

Ficková (feminine)
Ficek (nominative singular)
Fickové (nominative plural)
Ficka (genitive singular)
Ficků (genitive plural)
Fickovi (dative singular)
Fickům (dative plural)
Ficka (accusative singular)
Ficky (accusative plural)
Ficku (singular vocative)
Fickové (plural vocative)
Fickovi (locative singular)
Ficcích (locative plural)
Fickem (instrumental singular)
Ficky (instrumental plural)


Nymburk

Nymburk m inan (relational adjective nymburský, demonym Nymburčan or (informal) Nymburák, female demonym Nymburčanka)

nymburský (adjective relational)
Nymburčan (demonym)
Nymburák (demonym informal)
Nymburčanka (demonym feminine)
Nymburk (nominative singular)
Nymburka (genitive singular)
Nymburku (genitive singular)
Nymburku (dative singular)
Nymburk (accusative singular)
Nymburku (singular vocative)
Nymburce (locative singular)
Nymburku (locative singular)
Nymburkem (instrumental singular)

a town in central Bohemia, situated on Elbe river


Loskot

Loskot m anim (female equivalent Loskotová)

Loskotová (feminine)
Loskot (nominative singular)
Loskotové (nominative plural)
Loskota (genitive singular)
Loskotů (genitive plural)
Loskotovi (dative singular)
Loskotům (dative plural)
Loskota (accusative singular)
Loskoty (accusative plural)
Loskote (singular vocative)
Loskotové (plural vocative)
Loskotovi (locative singular)
Loskotech (locative plural)
Loskotem (instrumental singular)
Loskoty (instrumental plural)


Sabela

Sabela m anim (female equivalent Sabelová)

Sabelová (feminine)
Sabela (nominative singular)
Sabelové (nominative plural)
Sabely (genitive singular)
Sabelů (genitive plural)
Sabelovi (dative singular)
Sabelům (dative plural)
Sabelu (accusative singular)
Sabely (accusative plural)
Sabelo (singular vocative)
Sabelové (plural vocative)
Sabelovi (locative singular)
Sabelech (locative plural)
Sabelou (instrumental singular)
Sabely (instrumental plural)


Bajor

Bajor m anim (female equivalent Bajorová)

Bajorová (feminine)
Bajor (nominative singular)
Bajorové (nominative plural)
Bajora (genitive singular)
Bajorů (genitive plural)
Bajorovi (dative singular)
Bajorům (dative plural)
Bajora (accusative singular)
Bajory (accusative plural)
Bajore (singular vocative)
Bajorové (plural vocative)
Bajorovi (locative singular)
Bajorech (locative plural)
Bajorem (instrumental singular)
Bajory (instrumental plural)


Lokaj

Lokaj m anim (female equivalent Lokajová)

Lokajová (feminine)
Lokaj (nominative singular)
Lokajové (nominative plural)
Lokaje (genitive singular)
Lokajů (genitive plural)
Lokajovi (dative singular)
Lokajům (dative plural)
Lokaje (accusative singular)
Lokaje (accusative plural)
Lokaji (singular vocative)
Lokajové (plural vocative)
Lokajovi (locative singular)
Lokajích (locative plural)
Lokajem (instrumental singular)
Lokaji (instrumental plural)


Makarská

Makarská (nominative singular)
Makarské (genitive singular)
Makarské (dative singular)
Makarskou (accusative singular)
Makarská (singular vocative)
Makarské (locative singular)
Makarskou (instrumental singular)


Strach

Strach m anim (female equivalent Strachová)

Strachová (feminine)
Strach (nominative singular)
Strachové (nominative plural)
Stracha (genitive singular)
Strachů (genitive plural)
Strachovi (dative singular)
Strachům (dative plural)
Stracha (accusative singular)
Strachy (accusative plural)
Strachu (singular vocative)
Strachové (plural vocative)
Strachovi (locative singular)
Straších (locative plural)
Strachem (instrumental singular)
Strachy (instrumental plural)


Boch

Bochová (feminine)
Boch (nominative singular)
Bochové (nominative plural)
Bocha (genitive singular)
Bochů (genitive plural)
Bochovi (dative singular)
Bochům (dative plural)
Bocha (accusative singular)
Bochy (accusative plural)
Bochu (singular vocative)
Bochové (plural vocative)
Bochovi (locative singular)
Boších (locative plural)
Bochem (instrumental singular)
Bochy (instrumental plural)


Kubica

Kubica m anim (female equivalent Kubicová)

Kubicová (feminine)
Kubica (nominative singular)
Kubicové (nominative plural)
Kubici (genitive singular)
Kubiců (genitive plural)
Kubicovi (dative singular)
Kubicům (dative plural)
Kubicu (accusative singular)
Kubici (accusative plural)
Kubico (singular vocative)
Kubicové (plural vocative)
Kubicovi (locative singular)
Kubicích (locative plural)
Kubicou (instrumental singular)
Kubici (instrumental plural)


Kozub

Kozub m anim (female equivalent Kozubová)

Kozubová (feminine)
Kozub (nominative singular)
Kozubové (nominative plural)
Kozuba (genitive singular)
Kozubů (genitive plural)
Kozubovi (dative singular)
Kozubům (dative plural)
Kozuba (accusative singular)
Kozuby (accusative plural)
Kozube (singular vocative)
Kozubové (plural vocative)
Kozubovi (locative singular)
Kozubech (locative plural)
Kozubem (instrumental singular)
Kozuby (instrumental plural)


Mikurda

Mikurda m anim (female equivalent Mikurdová)

Mikurdová (feminine)
Mikurda (nominative singular)
Mikurdové (nominative plural)
Mikurdy (genitive singular)
Mikurdů (genitive plural)
Mikurdovi (dative singular)
Mikurdům (dative plural)
Mikurdu (accusative singular)
Mikurdy (accusative plural)
Mikurdo (singular vocative)
Mikurdové (plural vocative)
Mikurdovi (locative singular)
Mikurdech (locative plural)
Mikurdou (instrumental singular)
Mikurdy (instrumental plural)


Ferko

Ferko m anim (female equivalent Ferková)

Ferková (feminine)
Ferko (nominative singular)
Ferkové (nominative plural)
Ferka (genitive singular)
Ferků (genitive plural)
Ferkovi (dative singular)
Ferkům (dative plural)
Ferka (accusative singular)
Ferky (accusative plural)
Ferko (singular vocative)
Ferkové (plural vocative)
Ferkovi (locative singular)
Fercích (locative plural)
Ferkem (instrumental singular)
Ferky (instrumental plural)


Pilch

Pilch m anim (female equivalent Pilchová)

Pilchová (feminine)
Pilch (nominative singular)
Pilchové (nominative plural)
Pilcha (genitive singular)
Pilchů (genitive plural)
Pilchovi (dative singular)
Pilchům (dative plural)
Pilcha (accusative singular)
Pilchy (accusative plural)
Pilchu (singular vocative)
Pilchové (plural vocative)
Pilchovi (locative singular)
Pilších (locative plural)
Pilchem (instrumental singular)
Pilchy (instrumental plural)


Galapágy

Galapágy f pl (relational adjective galapážský or galapágský)

galapážský (adjective relational)
galapágský (adjective relational)
Galapágy (nominative plural)
Galapág (genitive plural)
Galapágám (dative plural)
Galapágy (accusative plural)
Galapágy (plural vocative)
Galapágách (locative plural)
Galapágami (instrumental plural)

Galapagos Islands
Galapagos Islands#English

Galapagos, Galapagos Islands (an archipelago west of and politically part of Ecuador)


Palach

Palach m anim (female equivalent Palachová)

Palachová (feminine)
Palach (nominative singular)
Palachové (nominative plural)
Palacha (genitive singular)
Palachů (genitive plural)
Palachovi (dative singular)
Palachům (dative plural)
Palacha (accusative singular)
Palachy (accusative plural)
Palachu (singular vocative)
Palachové (plural vocative)
Palachovi (locative singular)
Palaších (locative plural)
Palachem (instrumental singular)
Palachy (instrumental plural)


Koban

Koban m anim (female equivalent Kobanová)

Kobanová (feminine)
Koban (nominative singular)
Kobané (nominative plural)
Kobani (nominative plural)
Kobana (genitive singular)
Kobanů (genitive plural)
Kobanovi (dative singular)
Kobanům (dative plural)
Kobana (accusative singular)
Kobany (accusative plural)
Kobane (singular vocative)
Kobané (plural vocative)
Kobani (plural vocative)
Kobanovi (locative singular)
Kobanech (locative plural)
Kobanem (instrumental singular)
Kobany (instrumental plural)


Radoch

Radoch m anim (female equivalent Radochová)

Radochová (feminine)
Radoch (nominative singular)
Radochové (nominative plural)
Radocha (genitive singular)
Radochů (genitive plural)
Radochovi (dative singular)
Radochům (dative plural)
Radocha (accusative singular)
Radochy (accusative plural)
Radochu (singular vocative)
Radochové (plural vocative)
Radochovi (locative singular)
Radoších (locative plural)
Radochem (instrumental singular)
Radochy (instrumental plural)


Čečna

Čečna f (relational adjective čečenský, demonym Čečenec or Čečen, female demonym Čečenka)

čečenský (adjective relational)
Čečenec (demonym)
Čečen (demonym)
Čečenka (demonym feminine)
Čečna (nominative singular)
Čečny (genitive singular)
Čečně (dative singular)
Čečnu (accusative singular)
Čečno (singular vocative)
Čečně (locative singular)
Čečnou (instrumental singular)

[ˈt͡ʃɛt͡ʃna]

Chechnya (a republic and federal subject of Russia, in the northern Caucasus)


Prométheus

Prométheus m anim (relational adjective Prometheův)

Prometheův (adjective relational)
Prométheus (nominative singular)
Prométhea (genitive singular)
Prométheovi (dative singular)
Prométheu (dative singular)
Prométhea (accusative singular)
Prométhee (singular vocative)
Prométheovi (locative singular)
Prométheu (locative singular)
Prométheem (instrumental singular)
Prometheus (alternative)


Médea

Médein (adjective relational)
Médea (nominative singular)
Médey (genitive singular)
Médeje (genitive singular)
Médeji (genitive singular)
Médee (dative singular)
Médeje (dative singular)
Médeji (dative singular)
Médeu (accusative singular)
Médeo (singular vocative)
Médee (locative singular)
Médeje (locative singular)
Médeji (locative singular)
Médeou (instrumental singular)
Medea (alternative)


Basilej

Basilej f (relational adjective basilejský)


Rhodézie

Rhodézie (nominative singular)
Rhodézie (genitive singular)
Rhodézii (dative singular)
Rhodézii (accusative singular)
Rhodézie (singular vocative)
Rhodézii (locative singular)
Rhodézií (instrumental singular)


Bukal

Bukal m anim (female equivalent Bukalová)

Bukalová (feminine)
Bukal (nominative singular)
Bukalové (nominative plural)
Bukala (genitive singular)
Bukalů (genitive plural)
Bukalovi (dative singular)
Bukalům (dative plural)
Bukala (accusative singular)
Bukaly (accusative plural)
Bukale (singular vocative)
Bukalové (plural vocative)
Bukalovi (locative singular)
Bukalech (locative plural)
Bukalem (instrumental singular)
Bukaly (instrumental plural)


Levanta

Levanta f (relational adjective levantský)

levantský (adjective relational)
Levanta (nominative singular)
Levanty (genitive singular)
Levantě (dative singular)
Levantu (accusative singular)
Levanto (singular vocative)
Levantě (locative singular)
Levantou (instrumental singular)

Levant (a cultural region of Western Asia consisting of the eastern Mediterranean countries, i.e. Syria, Lebanon, Israel, Palestine, Jordan and Cyprus)


Falc

falcký (adjective relational)
Falc (nominative singular)
Falce (genitive singular)
Falci (dative singular)
Falc (accusative singular)
Falci (singular vocative)
Falci (locative singular)
Falcí (instrumental singular)


Pchjongjang

Pchjongjang m inan (relational adjective pchjongjangský)

pchjongjangský (adjective relational)
Pchjongjang (nominative singular)
Pchjongjangu (genitive singular)
Pchjongjangu (dative singular)
Pchjongjang (accusative singular)
Pchjongjangu (singular vocative)
Pchjongjangu (locative singular)
Pchjongjangem (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Korean 평양(平壤) (Pyeong'yang, literally “flat land”).

bor+

Pyongyang (the capital city of North Korea)


Postupim

cs-proper noun

Postupim f (relational adjective postupimský)

postupimský (adjective relational)
Postupim (nominative singular)
Postupimě (genitive singular)
Postupimi (genitive singular)
Postupimi (dative singular)
Postupim (accusative singular)
Postupimi (singular vocative)
Postupimi (locative singular)
Postupimí (instrumental singular)


Linec

Linec m inan (relational adjective linecký)

Linz (the capital city of the state of Upper Austria, Austria)


Ratiboř

Ratiboř f (relational adjective ratibořský, demonym Ratibořan, female demonym Ratibořanka)

ratibořský (adjective relational)
Ratibořan (demonym)
Ratibořanka (demonym feminine)
Ratiboř (nominative singular)
Ratiboře (genitive singular)
Ratiboři (dative singular)
Ratiboř (accusative singular)
Ratiboři (singular vocative)
Ratiboři (locative singular)
Ratiboří (instrumental singular)

Silesian Voivodeship
Silesian Voivodeship#English

Racibórz (a city in Silesian Voivodeship, in southern Poland)


Remeš

remešský (adjective relational)
Remeš (nominative singular)
Remeše (genitive singular)
Remeši (dative singular)
Remeš (accusative singular)
Remeši (singular vocative)
Remeši (locative singular)
Remeší (instrumental singular)


Rujána

Rujána f (relational adjective rujánský)

rujánský (adjective relational)
Rujána (nominative singular)
Rujány (genitive singular)
Rujáně (dative singular)
Rujánu (accusative singular)
Rujáno (singular vocative)
Rujáně (locative singular)
Rujánou (instrumental singular)

Rügen (the largest island of Germany, located in the Baltic Sea)


Porýní-Falc

Porýní-Falc (nominative singular)
Porýní-Falce (genitive singular)
Porýní-Falci (dative singular)
Porýní-Falc (accusative singular)
Porýní-Falci (singular vocative)
Porýní-Falci (locative singular)
Porýním-Falcem (instrumental singular)

Rhineland-Palatinate (a state of Germany)

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Řešov

Řešov m inan (relational adjective řešovský)

řešovský (adjective relational)
Řešov (nominative singular)
Řešova (genitive singular)
Řešovu (dative singular)
Řešov (accusative singular)
Řešove (singular vocative)
Řešově (locative singular)
Řešovem (instrumental singular)


Sársko

sárský (adjective relational)
Sársko (nominative singular)
Sárska (genitive singular)
Sársku (dative singular)
Sársko (accusative singular)
Sársko (singular vocative)
Sársku (locative singular)
Sárskem (instrumental singular)


Brémy

Brémy f pl (relational adjective brémsky)

brémsky (adjective relational)
Brémy (nominative plural)
Brém (genitive plural)
Brémám (dative plural)
Brémy (accusative plural)
Brémy (plural vocative)
Brémách (locative plural)
Brémami (instrumental plural)

Bremen (the capital city of the state of Bremen, Germany)


Braniborsko

Braniborsko n (relational adjective braniborský, demonym Branibor, female demonym Braniborka)

braniborský (adjective relational)
Branibor (demonym)
Braniborka (demonym feminine)
Braniborsko (nominative singular)
Braniborska (genitive singular)
Braniborsku (dative singular)
Braniborsko (accusative singular)
Braniborsko (singular vocative)
Braniborsku (locative singular)
Braniborskem (instrumental singular)

Brandenburg (a state in northeastern Germany)


Braniboř

Branibor (demonym)
Braniboř (nominative singular)
Braniboře (genitive singular)
Braniboři (dative singular)
Braniboř (accusative singular)
Braniboři (singular vocative)
Braniboři (locative singular)
Braniboří (instrumental singular)

Brandenburg an der Havel
Brandenburg an der Havel#English

Brandenburg, Brandenburg an der Havel (a town in Brandenburg, Germany)


Durynsko

Durynsko n (relational adjective durynský, demonym Durynk)

durynský (adjective relational)
Durynk (demonym)
Durynsko (nominative singular)
Durynska (genitive singular)
Durynsku (dative singular)
Durynsko (accusative singular)
Durynsko (singular vocative)
Durynsku (locative singular)
Durynskem (instrumental singular)


Bádensko-Württembersko

Bádensko-Württembersko n (relational adjective bádensko-württemberský)

bádensko-württemberský (adjective relational)
Bádensko-Württembersko (nominative singular)
Bádenska-Württemberska (genitive singular)
Bádensku-Württembersku (dative singular)
Bádensko-Württembersko (accusative singular)
Bádensko-Württembersko (singular vocative)
Bádensku-Württembersku (locative singular)
Bádenskem-Württemberskem (instrumental singular)

Baden-Württemberg (a state in southwest Germany)


Šlesvicko-Holštýnsko

Šlesvicko-Holštýnsko (nominative singular)
Šlesvicka-Holštýnska (genitive singular)
Šlesvicku-Holštýnsku (dative singular)
Šlesvicko-Holštýnsko (accusative singular)
Šlesvicko-Holštýnsko (singular vocative)
Šlesvicku-Holštýnsku (locative singular)
Šlesvickem-Holštýnskem (instrumental singular)


Meklenbursko-Přední Pomořansko

Meklenbursko-Přední Pomořansko (nominative singular)
Meklenburska-Předního Pomořanska (genitive singular)
Meklenbursku-Přednímu Pomořansku (dative singular)
Meklenbursko-Přední Pomořansko (accusative singular)
Meklenbursko-Přední Pomořansko (singular vocative)
Meklenbursku-Předním Pomořansku (locative singular)
Meklenburskem-Předním Pomořanskem (instrumental singular)

Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania#English

Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania (a state of Germany)


Sasko-Anhaltsko

Sasko-Anhaltsko (nominative singular)
Saska-Anhaltska (genitive singular)
Sasku-Anhaltsku (dative singular)
Sasko-Anhaltsko (accusative singular)
Sasko-Anhaltsko (singular vocative)
Sasku-Anhaltsku (locative singular)
Saskem-Anhaltskem (instrumental singular)


Dolní Sasko

Dolní Sasko (nominative singular)
Dolního Saska (genitive singular)
Dolnímu Sasku (dative singular)
Dolní Sasko (accusative singular)
Dolní Sasko (singular vocative)
Dolním Sasku (locative singular)
Dolním Saskem (instrumental singular)


Severní Porýní-Vestfálsko

Severní Porýní-Vestfálsko (nominative singular)
Severního Porýní-Vestfálska (genitive singular)
Severnímu Porýní-Vestfálsku (dative singular)
Severní Porýní-Vestfálsko (accusative singular)
Severní Porýní-Vestfálsko (singular vocative)
Severním Porýní-Vestfálsku (locative singular)
Severním Porýním-Vestfálskem (instrumental singular)

North Rhine-Westphalia
North Rhine-Westphalia#English

North Rhine-Westphalia (a state of Germany)


Vestfálsko

Vestfálsko n (relational adjective vestfálský, demonym Vestfál, female demonym Vestfálka)

vestfálský (adjective relational)
Vestfál (demonym)
Vestfálka (demonym feminine)
Vestfálsko (nominative singular)
Vestfálska (genitive singular)
Vestfálsku (dative singular)
Vestfálsko (accusative singular)
Vestfálsko (singular vocative)
Vestfálsku (locative singular)
Vestfálskem (instrumental singular)

Westphalia (a historical region in northwestern Germany)


Lombardsko

Lombardsko (nominative singular)
Lombardska (genitive singular)
Lombardsku (dative singular)
Lombardsko (accusative singular)
Lombardsko (singular vocative)
Lombardsku (locative singular)
Lombardskem (instrumental singular)

administrative region
administrative region

Lombardy (an administrative region in northern Italy, where its capital and the largest city Milan is founded in the Po Valley)


Uhry

Uhry f pl (relational adjective uherský)

uherský (adjective relational)
Uhry (nominative plural)
Uher (genitive plural)
Uhrám (dative plural)
Uhry (accusative plural)
Uhry (plural vocative)
Uhrách (locative plural)
Uhrami (instrumental plural)

From Uher. Compare Polish Węgry (“Hungary”).

(historical) Hungary (a historical kingdom in Central Europe, occupying a larger area than modern Hungary)


Aragonie

Aragonie f (relational adjective aragonský)

aragonský (adjective relational)
Aragonie (nominative singular)
Aragonie (genitive singular)
Aragonii (dative singular)
Aragonii (accusative singular)
Aragonie (singular vocative)
Aragonii (locative singular)
Aragonií (instrumental singular)

autonomous community
autonomous community

Aragon (an autonomous community and medieval kingdom in northeastern Spain)


Cařihrad

Cařihrad m inan (relational adjective cařihradský)

cařihradský (adjective relational)
Cařihrad (nominative singular)
Cařihradu (genitive singular)
Cařihradu (dative singular)
Cařihrad (accusative singular)
Cařihrade (singular vocative)
Cařihradě (locative singular)
Cařihradem (instrumental singular)

Tsargrad (a historical term for Constantinople, former name, from 330-1930 CE, of present-day Istanbul, the capital and largest city of modern Turkey)


Žlutá řeka

Žlutá řeka (nominative singular)
Žluté řeky (nominative plural)
Žluté řeky (genitive singular)
Žlutých řek (genitive plural)
Žluté řece (dative singular)
Žlutým řekám (dative plural)
Žlutou řeku (accusative singular)
Žluté řeky (accusative plural)
Žlutá řeko (singular vocative)
Žluté řeky (plural vocative)
Žluté řece (locative singular)
Žlutých řekách (locative plural)
Žlutou řekou (instrumental singular)
Žlutými řekami (instrumental plural)

Yellow River, Huang He (a major river in northern China, passing through Qinghai, Sichuan, Gansu, Shaanxi, Shanxi, Henan and Shandong provinces as well as Ningxia and Inner Mongolia Autonomous Regions)


Akmolinsk

Akmolinsk (nominative singular)
Akmolinska (genitive singular)
Akmolinsku (genitive singular)
Akmolinsku (dative singular)
Akmolinsk (accusative singular)
Akmolinsku (singular vocative)
Akmolinsku (locative singular)
Akmolinskem (instrumental singular)

Akmolinsk (the former name of Astana, the capital city of Kazakhstan)


Syrakusy

Syrakusy f pl (relational adjective syrakuský, demonym Syrakusan, female demonym Syrakusanka)

syrakuský (adjective relational)
Syrakusan (demonym)
Syrakusanka (demonym feminine)
Syrakusy (nominative plural)
Syrakus (genitive plural)
Syrakusám (dative plural)
Syrakusy (accusative plural)
Syrakusy (plural vocative)
Syrakusách (locative plural)
Syrakusami (instrumental plural)

Learned borrowing from Latin Syrācūsae, from Ancient Greek Συρᾱ́κουσαι (Surā́kousai).

Syracuse (a port, the capital city of the province of Syracuse, Sicily, Italy)

Syracuse (the county seat of Onondaga County, New York, United States)


Kostnice

Kostnice f (relational adjective kostnický, demonym Kostničan)

kostnický (adjective relational)
Kostničan (demonym)
Kostnice (nominative singular)
Kostnice (genitive singular)
Kostnici (dative singular)
Kostnici (accusative singular)
Kostnice (singular vocative)
Kostnici (locative singular)
Kostnicí (instrumental singular)

Konstanz (a city in Baden-Württemberg, Germany)


Bodamské jezero

Bodamské jezero (nominative singular)
Bodamská jezera (nominative plural)
Bodamského jezera (genitive singular)
Bodamských jezer (genitive plural)
Bodamskému jezeru (dative singular)
Bodamským jezerům (dative plural)
Bodamské jezero (accusative singular)
Bodamská jezera (accusative plural)
Bodamské jezero (singular vocative)
Bodamská jezera (plural vocative)
Bodamském jezeru (locative singular)
Bodamském jezeře (locative singular)
Bodamských jezerech (locative plural)
Bodamským jezerem (instrumental singular)
Bodamskými jezery (instrumental plural)


Pasov

Pasov m inan (relational adjective pasovský)

pasovský (adjective relational)
Pasov (nominative singular)
Pasova (genitive singular)
Pasovu (dative singular)
Pasov (accusative singular)
Pasove (singular vocative)
Pasovu (locative singular)
Pasovem (instrumental singular)


Salcburk

Salcburk m inan (relational adjective salcburský, demonym Salcburčan, female demonym Salcburčanka)

salcburský (adjective relational)
Salcburčan (demonym)
Salcburčanka (demonym feminine)
Salcburk (nominative singular)
Salcburku (genitive singular)
Salcburka (genitive singular)
Salcburku (dative singular)
Salcburk (accusative singular)
Salcburku (singular vocative)
Salcburku (locative singular)
Salcburce (locative singular)
Salcburkem (instrumental singular)

Salzburg (the capital city of the state of Salzburg, Austria)


Štrasburk

Štrasburk m inan (relational adjective štrasburský, demonym Štrasburčan, female demonym Štrasburčanka)

štrasburský (adjective relational)
Štrasburčan (demonym)
Štrasburčanka (demonym feminine)
Štrasburk (nominative singular)
Štrasburku (genitive singular)
Štrasburka (genitive singular)
Štrasburku (dative singular)
Štrasburk (accusative singular)
Štrasburku (singular vocative)
Štrasburku (locative singular)
Štrasburce (locative singular)
Štrasburkem (instrumental singular)

Strasbourg (the capital city of Bas-Rhin department, France; the capital city of the region of Grand Est)


Magdeburk

Magdeburk m inan (relational adjective magdeburský, demonym Magdeburčan, female demonym Magdeburčanka)

magdeburský (adjective relational)
Magdeburčan (demonym)
Magdeburčanka (demonym feminine)
Magdeburk (nominative singular)
Magdeburka (genitive singular)
Magdeburku (genitive singular)
Magdeburku (dative singular)
Magdeburk (accusative singular)
Magdeburku (singular vocative)
Magdeburku (locative singular)
Magdeburkem (instrumental singular)
Magdeburg (alternative)

German Magdeburg. Displaced Old Czech Děvín.

Magdeburg (the capital city of Saxony-Anhalt, Germany)


Théby

Théby f pl (relational adjective thébský, demonym Théban)

thébský (adjective relational)
Théban (demonym)
Théby (nominative plural)
Théb (genitive plural)
Thébám (dative plural)
Théby (accusative plural)
Théby (plural vocative)
Thébách (locative plural)
Thébami (instrumental plural)


Gdyně

Pomeranian Voivodeship
Pomeranian Voivodeship#English

Gdynia (a city in Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland, part of Tricity)


Mohuč

Mohuč f (relational adjective mohučský, demonym Mohučan)

mohučský (adjective relational)
Mohučan (demonym)
Mohuč (nominative singular)
Mohuče (genitive singular)
Mohuči (dative singular)
Mohuč (accusative singular)
Mohuči (singular vocative)
Mohuči (locative singular)
Mohučí (instrumental singular)

Mainz (a city, the state capital of Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany)


Bruggy

Bruggy f pl (relational adjective bruggský)

bruggský (adjective relational)
Bruggy (nominative plural)
Brugg (genitive plural)
Bruggám (dative plural)
Bruggy (accusative plural)
Bruggy (plural vocative)
Bruggách (locative plural)
Bruggami (instrumental plural)
Brugy (alternative)

Borrowed from Dutch Brugge, from Old Dutch Bruges, Bruggas, Brugias, probably from brugga (“bridge”), ultimately from Proto-Germanic *brugjǭ.

Bruges (the capital city of West Flanders province, Belgium)


Žitava

Žitava f (relational adjective žitavský, demonym Žitavan)

žitavský (adjective relational)
Žitavan (demonym)
Žitava (nominative singular)
Žitavy (nominative plural)
Žitavy (genitive singular)
Žitav (genitive plural)
Žitavě (dative singular)
Žitavám (dative plural)
Žitavu (accusative singular)
Žitavy (accusative plural)
Žitavo (singular vocative)
Žitavy (plural vocative)
Žitavě (locative singular)
Žitavách (locative plural)
Žitavou (instrumental singular)
Žitavami (instrumental plural)


Drač

dračský (adjective relational)
Drač (nominative singular)
Drače (genitive singular)
Drači (dative singular)
Drač (accusative singular)
Drači (singular vocative)
Drači (locative singular)
Dračem (instrumental singular)

Durrës (a port city in Albania, on the Adriatic)


Těšín

Těšín m inan (relational adjective těšínský, demonym Těšíňan)

těšínský (adjective relational)
Těšíňan (demonym)
Těšín (nominative singular)
Těšína (genitive singular)
Těšínu (dative singular)
Těšín (accusative singular)
Těšíne (singular vocative)
Těšíně (locative singular)
Těšínem (instrumental singular)


Štětín

Štětín m inan (relational adjective štětínský)

štětínský (adjective relational)
Štětín (nominative singular)
Štětína (genitive singular)
Štětínu (dative singular)
Štětín (accusative singular)
Štětíne (singular vocative)
Štětíně (locative singular)
Štětínu (locative singular)
Štětínem (instrumental singular)


Skadar

Skadar m inan (relational adjective skadarský)

skadarský (adjective relational)
Skadar (nominative singular)
Skadru (genitive singular)
Skadaru (genitive singular)
Skadru (dative singular)
Skadaru (dative singular)
Skadar (accusative singular)
Skadre (singular vocative)
Skadře (singular vocative)
Skadare (singular vocative)
Skadru (locative singular)
Skadaru (locative singular)
Skadrem (instrumental singular)
Skadarem (instrumental singular)

Shkodër (a city in northwestern Albania)


Sibiň

Sibiň f (relational adjective sibiňský, demonym Sibiňan, female demonym Sibiňanka)

sibiňský (adjective relational)
Sibiňan (demonym)
Sibiňanka (demonym feminine)
Sibiň (nominative singular)
Sibině (genitive singular)
Sibini (dative singular)
Sibiň (accusative singular)
Sibini (singular vocative)
Sibini (locative singular)
Sibiní (instrumental singular)

From Old Church Slavonic Сибинъ (Sibinŭ).


Roztoky

Roztoky m inan pl (relational adjective roztocký)

roztocký (adjective relational)
Roztoky (nominative plural)
Roztok (genitive plural)
Roztokům (dative plural)
Roztokám (dative plural)
Roztoky (accusative plural)
Roztoky (plural vocative)
Roztokách (locative plural)
Roztoky (instrumental plural)

a small town on the Vltava river, bordering Prague to the north, in the Czech Republic

small town on Vltava river bordering Prague on north


Bydhošť

Bydhošť f (relational adjective bydhošťský)

bydhošťský (adjective relational)
Bydhošť (nominative singular)
Bydhoště (genitive singular)
Bydhošti (dative singular)
Bydhošť (accusative singular)
Bydhošti (singular vocative)
Bydhošti (locative singular)
Bydhoští (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Polish Bydgoszcz. Doublet of Bedihošť.


Kluž

klužský (adjective relational)
Kluž (nominative singular)
Kluže (genitive singular)
Kluži (dative singular)
Kluž (accusative singular)
Kluži (singular vocative)
Kluži (locative singular)
Kluží (instrumental singular)

Cluj-Napoca (a city in Transylvania, Romania)


Ostřihom

Ostřihom f or (less common) m inan (relational adjective ostřihomský)

ostřihomský (adjective relational)
Ostřihom (nominative singular)
Ostřihomi (genitive singular)
Ostřihomě (genitive singular)
Ostřihomi (dative singular)
Ostřihom (accusative singular)
Ostřihomi (singular vocative)
Ostřihomi (locative singular)
Ostřihomí (instrumental singular)
Ostřihom (nominative singular)
Ostřihomu (genitive singular)
Ostřihomu (dative singular)
Ostřihom (accusative singular)
Ostřihome (singular vocative)
Ostřihomu (locative singular)
Ostřihomem (instrumental singular)


Drinopol

Drinopol m inan (relational adjective drinopolský)

drinopolský (adjective relational)
Drinopol (nominative singular)
Drinopolu (genitive singular)
Drinopolu (dative singular)
Drinopol (accusative singular)
Drinopole (singular vocative)
Drinopole (locative singular)
Drinopolu (locative singular)
Drinopolem (instrumental singular)


Špicberky

Špicberky m inan pl or f (relational adjective špicberský)

špicberský (adjective relational)
Špicberky (nominative plural)
Špicberků (genitive plural)
Špicberkům (dative plural)
Špicberky (accusative plural)
Špicberky (plural vocative)
Špicberkách (locative plural)
Špicberky (instrumental plural)
Špicberky (nominative plural)
Špicberek (genitive plural)
Špicberkám (dative plural)
Špicberky (accusative plural)
Špicberky (plural vocative)
Špicberkách (locative plural)
Špicberkami (instrumental plural)

Svalbard, Spitsbergen (an archipelago, territory, and unincorporated area of Norway northeast of Greenland, in the Arctic Ocean)


Chotěbuz

Chotěbuz f (relational adjective chotěbuzský, demonym Chotěbuzan, female demonym Chotěbuzanka)

chotěbuzský (adjective relational)
Chotěbuzan (demonym)
Chotěbuzanka (demonym feminine)
Chotěbuz (nominative singular)
Chotěbuze (genitive singular)
Chotěbuzi (genitive singular)
Chotěbuzi (dative singular)
Chotěbuz (accusative singular)
Chotěbuzi (singular vocative)
Chotěbuzi (locative singular)
Chotěbuzí (instrumental singular)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *xotibǫdъ. By surface analysis, chtít + buď.


Trevír

Trevír (nominative singular)
Trevíru (genitive singular)
Trevíru (dative singular)
Trevír (accusative singular)
Trevíre (singular vocative)
Trevíru (locative singular)
Trevírem (instrumental singular)


Toruň

Toruň f (relational adjective toruňský, demonym Toruňan, female demonym Toruňanka)

toruňský (adjective relational)
Toruňan (demonym)
Toruňanka (demonym feminine)
Toruň (nominative singular)
Toruně (genitive singular)
Toruni (dative singular)
Toruň (accusative singular)
Toruni (singular vocative)
Toruni (locative singular)
Toruní (instrumental singular)

Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship
Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship#English

Toruń (the capital and largest city of Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland)


Trident

Trentino-Alto Adige
Trentino-Alto Adige#English

Trento (a city, the capital of the province of Trentino and the region of Trentino-Alto Adige, Italy)


Urumči

Ürümqi (a prefecture-level city, the capital of the Xinjiang autonomous region, China)


Pireus

Pireus m inan (relational adjective pireuský)

pireuský (adjective relational)
Pireus (nominative singular)
Pireu (genitive singular)
Pireu (dative singular)
Pireus (accusative singular)
Piree (singular vocative)
Pireu (locative singular)
Pireem (instrumental singular)


Hlivice

Hlivice f pl (relational adjective hlivický)

hlivický (adjective relational)
Hlivice (nominative plural)
Hlivic (genitive plural)
Hlivicím (dative plural)
Hlivice (accusative plural)
Hlivice (plural vocative)
Hlivicích (locative plural)
Hlivicemi (instrumental plural)

[ˈɦlɪvɪt͡sɛ]


Čenstochová

Čenstochová f (relational adjective čenstochovský, demonym Čenstochovan, female demonym Čenstochovanka)

čenstochovský (adjective relational)
Čenstochovan (demonym)
Čenstochovanka (demonym feminine)
Čenstochová (nominative singular)
Čenstochové (genitive singular)
Čenstochové (dative singular)
Čenstochovou (accusative singular)
Čenstochová (singular vocative)
Čenstochové (locative singular)
Čenstochovou (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Polish Częstochowa, equivalent to Čenstoch m + -ová f (adjectival suffix).


Nový York

Nový York (nominative singular)
Nového Yorku (genitive singular)
Novému Yorku (dative singular)
Nový York (accusative singular)
Nový Yorku (singular vocative)
Novém Yorku (locative singular)
Novým Yorkem (instrumental singular)


Solnohrad

Solnohrad m inan (relational adjective solnohradský)

solnohradský (adjective relational)
Solnohrad (nominative singular)
Solnohradu (genitive singular)
Solnohradu (dative singular)
Solnohrad (accusative singular)
Solnohrade (singular vocative)
Solnohradě (locative singular)
Solnohradem (instrumental singular)

From solný + -o- + hrad. Calque of German Salzburg (literally “salt fortress”).


Kladsko

cs-proper noun

Kladsko n (relational adjective kladský)

Inherited from Old Czech Kladsko, from kláda (“log”) + -sko.


Kremže

Kremže f (relational adjective kremžský)

Krems (a town in Lower Austria, Austria)


Ploješť

Ploješť f (relational adjective ploješťský, demonym Ploješťan, female demonym Ploješťanka)

ploješťský (adjective relational)
Ploješťan (demonym)
Ploješťanka (demonym feminine)
Ploješť (nominative singular)
Ploješti (genitive singular)
Ploješti (dative singular)
Ploješť (accusative singular)
Ploješti (singular vocative)
Ploješti (locative singular)
Ploještí (instrumental singular)


Zaháň

zaháňský (adjective relational)
Zaháň (nominative singular)
Zaháně (genitive singular)
Zaháni (dative singular)
Zaháň (accusative singular)
Zaháni (singular vocative)
Zaháni (locative singular)
Zahání (instrumental singular)

Żagań (town in western Poland, on Bóbr river)


Šoproň

Šoproň f (relational adjective šoproňský, demonym Šoproňan, female demonym Šoproňanka)

šoproňský (adjective relational)
Šoproňan (demonym)
Šoproňanka (demonym feminine)
Šoproň (nominative singular)
Šoproně (genitive singular)
Šoproni (dative singular)
Šoproň (accusative singular)
Šoproni (singular vocative)
Šoproni (locative singular)
Šoproní (instrumental singular)


Brašov

Brašov m inan (relational adjective brašovský, demonym Brašovan, female demonym Brašovanka)

brašovský (adjective relational)
Brašovan (demonym)
Brašovanka (demonym feminine)
Brašov (nominative singular)
Brašova (genitive singular)
Brašovu (dative singular)
Brašov (accusative singular)
Brašove (singular vocative)
Brašově (locative singular)
Brašovem (instrumental singular)

Brașov (a city in Transylvania, Romania)


Nikósie

Nikósie f (relational adjective nikosijský)

nikosijský (adjective relational)
Nikósie (nominative singular)
Nikósie (genitive singular)
Nikósii (dative singular)
Nikósii (accusative singular)
Nikósie (singular vocative)
Nikósii (locative singular)
Nikósií (instrumental singular)

Nicosia (the capital city of Cyprus; the capital city of Northern Cyprus)


Kuldža

Kuldža (nominative singular)
Kuldži (genitive singular)
Kuldže (dative singular)
Kuldži (dative singular)
Kuldžu (accusative singular)
Kuldžo (singular vocative)
Kuldže (locative singular)
Kuldži (locative singular)
Kuldžou (instrumental singular)


Tarent

Tarent m inan (relational adjective tarentský)


Varaždín

Varaždín m inan (relational adjective varaždínský)

varaždínský (adjective relational)
Varaždín (nominative singular)
Varaždína (genitive singular)
Varaždínu (dative singular)
Varaždín (accusative singular)
Varaždíne (singular vocative)
Varaždíně (locative singular)
Varaždínem (instrumental singular)


Vacov

Vacov (nominative singular)
Vacova (genitive singular)
Vacovu (dative singular)
Vacov (accusative singular)
Vacove (singular vocative)
Vacově (locative singular)
Vacovem (instrumental singular)
Vácov (alternative)


Vělička

Vělička (nominative singular)
Věličky (genitive singular)
Věličce (dative singular)
Věličku (accusative singular)
Věličko (singular vocative)
Věličce (locative singular)
Věličkou (instrumental singular)


Porúří

Porúří n (relational adjective porúrský)

porúrský (adjective relational)
Porúří (nominative singular)
Porúří (genitive singular)
Porúří (dative singular)
Porúří (accusative singular)
Porúří (singular vocative)
Porúří (locative singular)
Porúřím (instrumental singular)

the Ruhr Area (an urban area of North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany)


Sobek

Sobek m anim (female equivalent Sobková)

Sobková (feminine)
Sobek (nominative singular)
Sobkové (nominative plural)
Sobka (genitive singular)
Sobků (genitive plural)
Sobkovi (dative singular)
Sobkům (dative plural)
Sobka (accusative singular)
Sobky (accusative plural)
Sobku (singular vocative)
Sobkové (plural vocative)
Sobkovi (locative singular)
Sobcích (locative plural)
Sobkem (instrumental singular)
Sobky (instrumental plural)


Fux

Fuxová (feminine)
Fux (nominative singular)
Fuxové (nominative plural)
Fuxa (genitive singular)
Fuxů (genitive plural)
Fuxovi (dative singular)
Fuxům (dative plural)
Fuxa (accusative singular)
Fuxy (accusative plural)
Fuxe (singular vocative)
Fuxové (plural vocative)
Fuxovi (locative singular)
Fuxech (locative plural)
Fuxem (instrumental singular)
Fuxy (instrumental plural)


Dolanský

Dolanský m anim (female equivalent Dolanská)

Dolanská (feminine)
Dolanský (nominative singular)
Dolanští (nominative plural)
Dolanského (genitive singular)
Dolanských (genitive plural)
Dolanskému (dative singular)
Dolanským (dative plural)
Dolanského (accusative singular)
Dolanské (accusative plural)
Dolanský (singular vocative)
Dolanští (plural vocative)
Dolanském (locative singular)
Dolanských (locative plural)
Dolanským (instrumental singular)
Dolanskými (instrumental plural)


Pytel

Pytel m anim (female equivalent Pytlová)

Pytlová (feminine)
Pytel (nominative singular)
Pytelové (nominative plural)
Pytele (genitive singular)
Pytelů (genitive plural)
Pytelovi (dative singular)
Pytelům (dative plural)
Pytele (accusative singular)
Pytele (accusative plural)
Pyteli (singular vocative)
Pytelové (plural vocative)
Pytelovi (locative singular)
Pytelích (locative plural)
Pytelem (instrumental singular)
Pyteli (instrumental plural)


Dyk

Dyková (feminine)
Dyk (nominative singular)
Dykové (nominative plural)
Dyka (genitive singular)
Dyků (genitive plural)
Dykovi (dative singular)
Dykům (dative plural)
Dyka (accusative singular)
Dyky (accusative plural)
Dyku (singular vocative)
Dykové (plural vocative)
Dykovi (locative singular)
Dycích (locative plural)
Dykem (instrumental singular)
Dyky (instrumental plural)


Bobek

Bobek m anim (female equivalent Bobková)

Bobková (feminine)
Bobek (nominative singular)
Bobkové (nominative plural)
Bobka (genitive singular)
Bobků (genitive plural)
Bobkovi (dative singular)
Bobkům (dative plural)
Bobka (accusative singular)
Bobky (accusative plural)
Bobku (singular vocative)
Bobkové (plural vocative)
Bobkovi (locative singular)
Bobcích (locative plural)
Bobkem (instrumental singular)
Bobky (instrumental plural)


Narcis

Narcis (nominative singular)
Narcisa (genitive singular)
Narcise (genitive singular)
Narcisovi (dative singular)
Narcisi (dative singular)
Narcisa (accusative singular)
Narcise (accusative singular)
Narcise (singular vocative)
Narcisi (singular vocative)
Narcisovi (locative singular)
Narcisi (locative singular)
Narcisem (instrumental singular)

(Greek mythology, Roman mythology) Narcissus


Bojar

Bojar m anim (female equivalent Bojarová)

Bojarová (feminine)
Bojar (nominative singular)
Bojarové (nominative plural)
Bojara (genitive singular)
Bojarů (genitive plural)
Bojarovi (dative singular)
Bojarům (dative plural)
Bojara (accusative singular)
Bojary (accusative plural)
Bojare (singular vocative)
Bojarové (plural vocative)
Bojarovi (locative singular)
Bojarech (locative plural)
Bojarem (instrumental singular)
Bojary (instrumental plural)


Janoch

Janoch m anim (female equivalent Janochová)

Janochová (feminine)
Janoch (nominative singular)
Janochové (nominative plural)
Janocha (genitive singular)
Janochů (genitive plural)
Janochovi (dative singular)
Janochům (dative plural)
Janocha (accusative singular)
Janochy (accusative plural)
Janochu (singular vocative)
Janochové (plural vocative)
Janochovi (locative singular)
Janoších (locative plural)
Janochem (instrumental singular)
Janochy (instrumental plural)


Gorazd

Gorazd (nominative singular)
Gorazdové (nominative plural)
Gorazda (genitive singular)
Gorazdů (genitive plural)
Gorazdovi (dative singular)
Gorazdu (dative singular)
Gorazdům (dative plural)
Gorazda (accusative singular)
Gorazdy (accusative plural)
Gorazde (singular vocative)
Gorazdové (plural vocative)
Gorazdovi (locative singular)
Gorazdu (locative singular)
Gorazdech (locative plural)
Gorazdem (instrumental singular)
Gorazdy (instrumental plural)


Amudarja

Amudarja (nominative singular)
Amudarji (genitive singular)
Amudarje (genitive singular)
Amudarje (dative singular)
Amudarji (dative singular)
Amudarju (accusative singular)
Amudarjo (singular vocative)
Amudarje (locative singular)
Amudarji (locative singular)
Amudarjou (instrumental singular)

Amu Darya (a major river in Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan)


Cita

Citová (feminine)
Cita (nominative singular)
Cité (nominative plural)
Citi (nominative plural)
City (genitive singular)
Citů (genitive plural)
Citovi (dative singular)
Citům (dative plural)
Citu (accusative singular)
City (accusative plural)
Cito (singular vocative)
Cité (plural vocative)
Citi (plural vocative)
Citovi (locative singular)
Citech (locative plural)
Citou (instrumental singular)
City (instrumental plural)


Huk

Huková (feminine)
Huk (nominative singular)
Hukové (nominative plural)
Huka (genitive singular)
Huků (genitive plural)
Hukovi (dative singular)
Hukům (dative plural)
Huka (accusative singular)
Huky (accusative plural)
Huku (singular vocative)
Hukové (plural vocative)
Hukovi (locative singular)
Hucích (locative plural)
Hukem (instrumental singular)
Huky (instrumental plural)


Klech

Klech m anim (female equivalent Klechová)

Klechová (feminine)
Klech (nominative singular)
Klechové (nominative plural)
Klecha (genitive singular)
Klechů (genitive plural)
Klechovi (dative singular)
Klechům (dative plural)
Klecha (accusative singular)
Klechy (accusative plural)
Klechu (singular vocative)
Klechové (plural vocative)
Klechovi (locative singular)
Kleších (locative plural)
Klechem (instrumental singular)
Klechy (instrumental plural)


Hotárek

Hotárek m anim (female equivalent Hotárková)

Hotárková (feminine)
Hotárek (nominative singular)
Hotárkové (nominative plural)
Hotárka (genitive singular)
Hotárků (genitive plural)
Hotárkovi (dative singular)
Hotárkům (dative plural)
Hotárka (accusative singular)
Hotárky (accusative plural)
Hotárku (singular vocative)
Hotárkové (plural vocative)
Hotárkovi (locative singular)
Hotárcích (locative plural)
Hotárkem (instrumental singular)
Hotárky (instrumental plural)


Bratrstvo kočičí pracky

Bratrstvo kočičí pracky (nominative singular)
Bratrstva kočičí pracky (nominative plural)
Bratrstva kočičí pracky (genitive singular)
Bratrstev kočičí pracky (genitive plural)
Bratrstvu kočičí pracky (dative singular)
Bratrstvům kočičí pracky (dative plural)
Bratrstvo kočičí pracky (accusative singular)
Bratrstva kočičí pracky (accusative plural)
Bratrstvo kočičí pracky (singular vocative)
Bratrstva kočičí pracky (plural vocative)
Bratrstvu kočičí pracky (locative singular)
Bratrstvech kočičí pracky (locative plural)
Bratrstvem kočičí pracky (instrumental singular)
Bratrstvy kočičí pracky (instrumental plural)

Literary: Brotherhood of a Feline Paw. Originally a name of a gang of evil youngsters in the comic series Rychlé šípy by Jaroslav Foglar.

Objevil na tom Karlštejně poklad nebo co a teď po vás jde nějaké Bratrstvo kočičí pracky, je to tak?

2012, Karel C. Grig, Třetí kaple, Kniha Zlín, →ISBN, page 46:

He has discovered some treasure or something like that in Karlštejn and now a gang of criminals go after you, don't they?

(idiomatic, humorous) gang, a group of criminals or alleged criminals who band together for mutual protection and profit.


Rychlé šípy

Rychlé šípy (nominative plural)
Rychlých šípů (genitive plural)
Rychlým šípům (dative plural)
Rychlé šípy (accusative plural)
Rychlé šípy (plural vocative)
Rychlých šípech (locative plural)
Rychlými šípy (instrumental plural)

Literally, “fast arrows”. Originally a name of a group of youngsters in the comic series Rychlé šípy by Jaroslav Foglar.

Nejsme žádné Rychlé šípy, chceme jen, aby ve výsledcích bylo jasno.

2017 November 28, Jaroslav Špulák, kk, “Skupina Kabát vrací Českého slavíka”, in Novinky.cz:

Nedělejme si iluze o firmách, jež bojují o armádní zakázky. Tatra vlastněná Američany nejsou jistě žádné Rychlé šípy.

2010 November 15, Martin Fendrych, “Záchrana exministra Bartáka aneb Vrtěti Ptáčkem”, in Týden.cz:

Nejsou to však příjemné informace, protože lidé z tohoto gangu asi nebudou žádné Rychlé šípy.

2007 August 17, “Radní hájí Tomáška. Čekají na výsledky vyšetřování”, in Karlovarský deník.cz:

(idiomatic) a group of absolutely honest people


Mirek Dušín

Mirek Dušín (nominative singular)
Mirkové Dušínové (nominative plural)
Mirka Dušína (genitive singular)
Mirků Dušínů (genitive plural)
Mirkovi Dušínovi (dative singular)
Mirku Dušínovi (dative singular)
Mirkům Dušínům (dative plural)
Mirka Dušína (accusative singular)
Mirky Dušíny (accusative plural)
Mirku Dušíne (singular vocative)
Mirkové Dušínové (plural vocative)
Mirkovi Dušínovi (locative singular)
Mirku Dušínovi (locative singular)
Mircích Dušínech (locative plural)
Mirkem Dušínem (instrumental singular)
Mirky Dušíny (instrumental plural)

First name Mirek + surname Dušín. Originally the name of the leader of a group of youngsters in the comic series Rychlé šípy by Jaroslav Foglar. The surname, consisting of duše (soul) + -ín, might have been coined by Foglar, as it does not seem to exist outside his work.

Určitě je pořád u švédské policie. Copak to nebyl takový Mirek Dušín?

2013, Vzkaz v láhvi, Brno: Host, translation of Flaskepost fra P by Jussi Adler-Olsen, page 211:

He must be still working for the Swedish police. Wasn't he that kind of a moral person?

Nemyslím si, že jsem zas až takový Mirek Dušín.

2014 September 20, -LEM-, “Vycházející hvězda Zdeněk Piškula prozradil, bez čeho nemůže žít”, in Týden.cz:

Nekola není žádný Mirek Dušín. Má za sebou několik deliktů, byť ne násilných, a také přestupků.

2017 March 15, Petr Marek, “Pokoušel se zapálit dům, v němž byli lidé. Dostal podmínku”, in Novinky.cz:

Nekola is not a very moral person. He has committed several offences, although they were not violent, and also contraventions.

(idiomatic) an absolutely moral and honest person; Honest Abe


Macek

Macek m anim (female equivalent Macková)

Macková (feminine)
Macek (nominative singular)
Mackové (nominative plural)
Macka (genitive singular)
Macků (genitive plural)
Mackovi (dative singular)
Mackům (dative plural)
Macka (accusative singular)
Macky (accusative plural)
Macku (singular vocative)
Mackové (plural vocative)
Mackovi (locative singular)
Maccích (locative plural)
Mackem (instrumental singular)
Macky (instrumental plural)


Kmoch

Kmoch m anim (female equivalent Kmochová)

Kmochová (feminine)
Kmoch (nominative singular)
Kmochové (nominative plural)
Kmocha (genitive singular)
Kmochů (genitive plural)
Kmochovi (dative singular)
Kmochům (dative plural)
Kmocha (accusative singular)
Kmochy (accusative plural)
Kmochu (singular vocative)
Kmochové (plural vocative)
Kmochovi (locative singular)
Kmoších (locative plural)
Kmochem (instrumental singular)
Kmochy (instrumental plural)

From kmoch, Moravian dialectal variant of kmotr (“godfather”).


Mitrenga

Mitrenga m anim (female equivalent Mitrengová)

Mitrengová (feminine)
Mitrenga (nominative singular)
Mitrengové (nominative plural)
Mitrengy (genitive singular)
Mitrengů (genitive plural)
Mitrengovi (dative singular)
Mitrengům (dative plural)
Mitrengu (accusative singular)
Mitrengy (accusative plural)
Mitrengo (singular vocative)
Mitrengové (plural vocative)
Mitrengovi (locative singular)
Mitrenzích (locative plural)
Mitrengou (instrumental singular)
Mitrengy (instrumental plural)


Zipser

Zipser (nominative singular)
Zipserové (nominative plural)
Zipsera (genitive singular)
Zipserů (genitive plural)
Zipserovi (dative singular)
Zipserům (dative plural)
Zipsera (accusative singular)
Zipsery (accusative plural)
Zipsere (singular vocative)
Zipserové (plural vocative)
Zipserovi (locative singular)
Zipserech (locative plural)
Zipserem (instrumental singular)
Zipsery (instrumental plural)


Kyrenaika

Kyrenaika (nominative singular)
Kyrenaiky (genitive singular)
Kyrenaice (dative singular)
Kyrenaiku (accusative singular)
Kyrenaiko (singular vocative)
Kyrenaice (locative singular)
Kyrenaikou (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Latin Cȳrenaica, from Ancient Greek Κῡρηναϊκή (Kūrēnaïkḗ).

Kyrenaika je rozsáhlé území na východě Libye.

Cyrenaica is a large territory in eastern Libya.

Cyrenaica (a geographic region, an and former province of northeastern Libya; in modern usage, extended to the entire eastern portion of Libya)


Mitura

Mitura m anim (female equivalent Miturová)

Miturová (feminine)
Mitura (nominative singular)
Miturové (nominative plural)
Mitury (genitive singular)
Miturů (genitive plural)
Miturovi (dative singular)
Miturům (dative plural)
Mituru (accusative singular)
Mitury (accusative plural)
Mituro (singular vocative)
Miturové (plural vocative)
Miturovi (locative singular)
Miturech (locative plural)
Miturou (instrumental singular)
Mitury (instrumental plural)


Jenda

Jenda (nominative singular)
Jendové (nominative plural)
Jendy (genitive singular)
Jendů (genitive plural)
Jendovi (dative singular)
Jendům (dative plural)
Jendu (accusative singular)
Jendy (accusative plural)
Jendo (singular vocative)
Jendové (plural vocative)
Jendovi (locative singular)
Jendech (locative plural)
Jendou (instrumental singular)
Jendy (instrumental plural)


Demokritos

Demokritos (nominative singular)
Demokrita (genitive singular)
Demokritovi (dative singular)
Demokrita (accusative singular)
Demokrite (singular vocative)
Demokritovi (locative singular)
Demokritem (instrumental singular)
Démokritos (alternative)


Neipyijto

Neipyijto (nominative singular)
Neipyijta (genitive singular)
Neipyijtu (dative singular)
Neipyijto (accusative singular)
Neipyijto (singular vocative)
Neipyijtu (locative singular)
Neipyijtem (instrumental singular)
Nepjito (alternative)
Nepyito (alternative)


Karáčí

Karachi (the capital city of the province of Sindh, Pakistan, and the largest city in Pakistan)


Krčmařík

Krčmařík m anim (female equivalent Krčmaříková)

Krčmaříková (feminine)
Krčmařík (nominative singular)
Krčmaříkové (nominative plural)
Krčmaříka (genitive singular)
Krčmaříků (genitive plural)
Krčmaříkovi (dative singular)
Krčmaříkům (dative plural)
Krčmaříka (accusative singular)
Krčmaříky (accusative plural)
Krčmaříku (singular vocative)
Krčmaříkové (plural vocative)
Krčmaříkovi (locative singular)
Krčmařících (locative plural)
Krčmaříkem (instrumental singular)
Krčmaříky (instrumental plural)


Oravec

Oravec m anim (female equivalent Oravcová)

Oravcová (feminine)
Oravec (nominative singular)
Oravcové (nominative plural)
Oravce (genitive singular)
Oravců (genitive plural)
Oravcovi (dative singular)
Oravcům (dative plural)
Oravce (accusative singular)
Oravce (accusative plural)
Oravče (singular vocative)
Oravcové (plural vocative)
Oravcovi (locative singular)
Oravcích (locative plural)
Oravcem (instrumental singular)
Oravci (instrumental plural)


Sochor

Sochor m anim (female equivalent Sochorová)

Sochorová (feminine)
Sochor (nominative singular)
Sochorové (nominative plural)
Sochora (genitive singular)
Sochorů (genitive plural)
Sochorovi (dative singular)
Sochorům (dative plural)
Sochora (accusative singular)
Sochory (accusative plural)
Sochore (singular vocative)
Sochorové (plural vocative)
Sochorovi (locative singular)
Sochorech (locative plural)
Sochorem (instrumental singular)
Sochory (instrumental plural)


Javor

Javor (nominative singular)
Javorové (nominative plural)
Javora (genitive singular)
Javorů (genitive plural)
Javorovi (dative singular)
Javorům (dative plural)
Javora (accusative singular)
Javory (accusative plural)
Javore (singular vocative)
Javorové (plural vocative)
Javorovi (locative singular)
Javorech (locative plural)
Javorem (instrumental singular)
Javory (instrumental plural)

cs:Javor (okres Klatovy)
cs:Malý Javor
cs:Velký Javor

Velký Javor

Malý Javor

village and municipality in the Czech Republic


Kameníček

Kameníček m anim (female equivalent Kameníčková, possessive adjective Kameníčkův)

Kameníčková (feminine)
Kameníčkův (adjective possessive)
Kameníček (nominative singular)
Kameníčci (nominative plural)
Kameníčkové (nominative plural)
Kameníčka (genitive singular)
Kameníčků (genitive plural)
Kameníčkovi (dative singular)
Kameníčku (dative singular)
Kameníčkům (dative plural)
Kameníčka (accusative singular)
Kameníčky (accusative plural)
Kameníčku (singular vocative)
Kameníčci (plural vocative)
Kameníčkové (plural vocative)
Kameníčkovi (locative singular)
Kameníčku (locative singular)
Kameníčcích (locative plural)
Kameníčkem (instrumental singular)
Kameníčky (instrumental plural)

[…] mnohým historikům jako Zikmundu Winterovi, Františku Kameníčkovi či dalším jejich současníkům vděčíme za poctivě zpracované syntézy k českým církevním dějinám předbělohorské doby […]

2015, Anna Pečinková, “Reformace v Jihlavě. Zamyšlení nad možnostmi výzkumu”, in Proměny konfesijní kultury, Univerzita Palackého v Olomouci, →ISBN, page 28:

[…] we have to thank to many historians such as Zikmund Winter, František Kameníček or some of their contemporaries for carefully elaborated syntheses of Czech ecclesiastical history before the Battle of Bílá Hora […]

a male surname originating as an occupation


Emesa

Borrowed from Ancient Greek Ἔμεσα (Émesa).


Prek

Preková (feminine)
Prek (nominative singular)
Prekové (nominative plural)
Preka (genitive singular)
Preků (genitive plural)
Prekovi (dative singular)
Prekům (dative plural)
Preka (accusative singular)
Preky (accusative plural)
Preku (singular vocative)
Prekové (plural vocative)
Prekovi (locative singular)
Precích (locative plural)
Prekem (instrumental singular)
Preky (instrumental plural)


Byzantská říše

Byzantská říše (nominative singular)
Byzantské říše (genitive singular)
Byzantské říši (dative singular)
Byzantskou říši (accusative singular)
Byzantská říše (singular vocative)
Byzantské říši (locative singular)
Byzantskou říší (instrumental singular)

Byzantine Empire
Byzantine Empire#English:_Q12544

Southeastern Europe
Southeastern Europe#English

(historical) Byzantine Empire (an ancient Greek empire in Southeastern Europe and Western Asia, with its capital at Constantinople)


Byzanc

cs-proper noun

Byzanc f (relational adjective byzantský or byzantický or byzantijský or byzantinský, demonym Byzantinec)

byzantský (adjective relational)
byzantický (adjective relational)
byzantijský (adjective relational)
byzantinský (adjective relational)
Byzantinec (demonym)
Byzanc (nominative singular)
Byzance (genitive singular)
Byzanci (dative singular)
Byzanc (accusative singular)
Byzanci (singular vocative)
Byzanci (locative singular)
Byzancí (instrumental singular)

Byzantine Empire
Byzantine Empire#English

(historical) Byzantine Empire, Byzantium (an ancient Greek empire in Southeastern Europe and Western Asia, with its capital at Constantinople)

(historical) Byzantium (an ancient Greek city situated on the Bosporus in modern Turkey, renamed Constantinople in 330 C.E.; modern Istanbul)


Cach

Cachová (feminine)
Cach (nominative singular)
Cachové (nominative plural)
Cacha (genitive singular)
Cachů (genitive plural)
Cachovi (dative singular)
Cachům (dative plural)
Cacha (accusative singular)
Cachy (accusative plural)
Cachu (singular vocative)
Cachové (plural vocative)
Cachovi (locative singular)
Caších (locative plural)
Cachem (instrumental singular)
Cachy (instrumental plural)


Labus

Labus m anim (female equivalent Labusová)

Labusová (feminine)
Labus (nominative singular)
Labusové (nominative plural)
Labusa (genitive singular)
Labusů (genitive plural)
Labusovi (dative singular)
Labusům (dative plural)
Labusa (accusative singular)
Labusy (accusative plural)
Labuse (singular vocative)
Labusové (plural vocative)
Labusovi (locative singular)
Labusech (locative plural)
Labusem (instrumental singular)
Labusy (instrumental plural)


Kras

Krasová (feminine)
Kras (nominative singular)
Krasové (nominative plural)
Krasa (genitive singular)
Krasů (genitive plural)
Krasovi (dative singular)
Krasům (dative plural)
Krasa (accusative singular)
Krasy (accusative plural)
Krase (singular vocative)
Krasové (plural vocative)
Krasovi (locative singular)
Krasech (locative plural)
Krasem (instrumental singular)
Krasy (instrumental plural)


Milét

Milét m inan (relational adjective milétský, demonym Miléťan)

milétský (adjective relational)
Miléťan (demonym)


Rusnák

Rusnák m anim (female equivalent Rusnáková)

Rusnáková (feminine)
Rusnák (nominative singular)
Rusnákové (nominative plural)
Rusnáka (genitive singular)
Rusnáků (genitive plural)
Rusnákovi (dative singular)
Rusnákům (dative plural)
Rusnáka (accusative singular)
Rusnáky (accusative plural)
Rusnáku (singular vocative)
Rusnákové (plural vocative)
Rusnákovi (locative singular)
Rusnácích (locative plural)
Rusnákem (instrumental singular)
Rusnáky (instrumental plural)


Rys

Rysová (feminine)
Rys (nominative singular)
Rysové (nominative plural)
Rysa (genitive singular)
Rysů (genitive plural)
Rysovi (dative singular)
Rysům (dative plural)
Rysa (accusative singular)
Rysy (accusative plural)
Ryse (singular vocative)
Rysové (plural vocative)
Rysovi (locative singular)
Rysech (locative plural)
Rysem (instrumental singular)
Rysy (instrumental plural)


Ondrušek

Ondrušek m anim (female equivalent Ondrušková)

Ondrušková (feminine)
Ondrušek (nominative singular)
Ondruškové (nominative plural)
Ondruška (genitive singular)
Ondrušků (genitive plural)
Ondruškovi (dative singular)
Ondruškům (dative plural)
Ondruška (accusative singular)
Ondrušky (accusative plural)
Ondrušku (singular vocative)
Ondruškové (plural vocative)
Ondruškovi (locative singular)
Ondrušcích (locative plural)
Ondruškem (instrumental singular)
Ondrušky (instrumental plural)


Kalus

Kalus m anim (female equivalent Kalusová)

Kalusová (feminine)
Kalus (nominative singular)
Kalusové (nominative plural)
Kalusa (genitive singular)
Kalusů (genitive plural)
Kalusovi (dative singular)
Kalusům (dative plural)
Kalusa (accusative singular)
Kalusy (accusative plural)
Kaluse (singular vocative)
Kalusové (plural vocative)
Kalusovi (locative singular)
Kalusech (locative plural)
Kalusem (instrumental singular)
Kalusy (instrumental plural)

Derived from Old Czech kalús (“long-eared owl”).


Akropole

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


Sokal

cs-proper noun

Sokal m anim (female equivalent Sokalová)

Sokalová (feminine)
Sokal (nominative singular)
Sokalové (nominative plural)
Sokala (genitive singular)
Sokalů (genitive plural)
Sokalovi (dative singular)
Sokalům (dative plural)
Sokala (accusative singular)
Sokaly (accusative plural)
Sokale (singular vocative)
Sokalové (plural vocative)
Sokalovi (locative singular)
Sokalech (locative plural)
Sokalem (instrumental singular)
Sokaly (instrumental plural)


Dub

Dubová (feminine)
Dub (nominative singular)
Dubové (nominative plural)
Duba (genitive singular)
Dubů (genitive plural)
Dubovi (dative singular)
Dubům (dative plural)
Duba (accusative singular)
Duby (accusative plural)
Dube (singular vocative)
Dubové (plural vocative)
Dubovi (locative singular)
Dubech (locative plural)
Dubem (instrumental singular)
Duby (instrumental plural)

From dub (“oak”). First attested in 1367.


Antos

Antos m anim (female equivalent Antosová)

Antosová (feminine)
Antos (nominative singular)
Antosové (nominative plural)
Antosa (genitive singular)
Antosů (genitive plural)
Antosovi (dative singular)
Antosům (dative plural)
Antosa (accusative singular)
Antosy (accusative plural)
Antose (singular vocative)
Antosové (plural vocative)
Antosovi (locative singular)
Antosech (locative plural)
Antosem (instrumental singular)
Antosy (instrumental plural)


Masaryk

Masaryk m anim (female equivalent Masaryková)

Masaryková (feminine)
Masaryk (nominative singular)
Masarykové (nominative plural)
Masaryka (genitive singular)
Masaryků (genitive plural)
Masarykovi (dative singular)
Masarykům (dative plural)
Masaryka (accusative singular)
Masaryky (accusative plural)
Masaryku (singular vocative)
Masarykové (plural vocative)
Masarykovi (locative singular)
Masarycích (locative plural)
Masarykem (instrumental singular)
Masaryky (instrumental plural)

a male surname, notably held by Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk, a Czech politician and Czechoslovak president


Lubas

Lubas m anim (female equivalent Lubasová)

Lubasová (feminine)
Lubas (nominative singular)
Lubasové (nominative plural)
Lubasa (genitive singular)
Lubasů (genitive plural)
Lubasovi (dative singular)
Lubasům (dative plural)
Lubasa (accusative singular)
Lubasy (accusative plural)
Lubase (singular vocative)
Lubasové (plural vocative)
Lubasovi (locative singular)
Lubasech (locative plural)
Lubasem (instrumental singular)
Lubasy (instrumental plural)


Vala

Valová (feminine)
Vala (nominative singular)
Valové (nominative plural)
Valy (genitive singular)
Valů (genitive plural)
Valovi (dative singular)
Valům (dative plural)
Valu (accusative singular)
Valy (accusative plural)
Valo (singular vocative)
Valové (plural vocative)
Valovi (locative singular)
Valech (locative plural)
Valou (instrumental singular)
Valy (instrumental plural)


Chobot

Chobot m anim (female equivalent Chobotová)

Chobotová (feminine)
Chobot (nominative singular)
Chobotové (nominative plural)
Chobota (genitive singular)
Chobotů (genitive plural)
Chobotovi (dative singular)
Chobotům (dative plural)
Chobota (accusative singular)
Choboty (accusative plural)
Chobote (singular vocative)
Chobotové (plural vocative)
Chobotovi (locative singular)
Chobotech (locative plural)
Chobotem (instrumental singular)
Choboty (instrumental plural)


Palus

Palus m anim (female equivalent Palusová)

Palusová (feminine)
Palus (nominative singular)
Palusové (nominative plural)
Palusa (genitive singular)
Palusů (genitive plural)
Palusovi (dative singular)
Palusům (dative plural)
Palusa (accusative singular)
Palusy (accusative plural)
Paluse (singular vocative)
Palusové (plural vocative)
Palusovi (locative singular)
Palusech (locative plural)
Palusem (instrumental singular)
Palusy (instrumental plural)


Pleskot

Pleskot m anim (female equivalent Pleskotová)

Pleskotová (feminine)
Pleskot (nominative singular)
Pleskotové (nominative plural)
Pleskota (genitive singular)
Pleskotů (genitive plural)
Pleskotovi (dative singular)
Pleskotům (dative plural)
Pleskota (accusative singular)
Pleskoty (accusative plural)
Pleskote (singular vocative)
Pleskotové (plural vocative)
Pleskotovi (locative singular)
Pleskotech (locative plural)
Pleskotem (instrumental singular)
Pleskoty (instrumental plural)


Holec

Holec m anim (female equivalent Holcová)

Holcová (feminine)
Holec (nominative singular)
Holcové (nominative plural)
Holce (genitive singular)
Holců (genitive plural)
Holcovi (dative singular)
Holcům (dative plural)
Holce (accusative singular)
Holce (accusative plural)
Holče (singular vocative)
Holcové (plural vocative)
Holcovi (locative singular)
Holcích (locative plural)
Holcem (instrumental singular)
Holci (instrumental plural)

English: Holec

Polish: Holec


Palanga

Palanga (nominative singular)
Palangy (genitive singular)
Palanze (dative singular)
Palangu (accusative singular)
Palango (singular vocative)
Palanze (locative singular)
Palangou (instrumental singular)


Golda

Golda m anim (female equivalent Goldová)

Goldová (feminine)
Golda (nominative singular)
Goldové (nominative plural)
Goldy (genitive singular)
Goldů (genitive plural)
Goldovi (dative singular)
Goldům (dative plural)
Goldu (accusative singular)
Goldy (accusative plural)
Goldo (singular vocative)
Goldové (plural vocative)
Goldovi (locative singular)
Goldech (locative plural)
Goldou (instrumental singular)
Goldy (instrumental plural)


Nos

Nosová (feminine)
Nos (nominative singular)
Nosové (nominative plural)
Nosa (genitive singular)
Nosů (genitive plural)
Nosovi (dative singular)
Nosům (dative plural)
Nosa (accusative singular)
Nosy (accusative plural)
Nose (singular vocative)
Nosové (plural vocative)
Nosovi (locative singular)
Nosech (locative plural)
Nosem (instrumental singular)
Nosy (instrumental plural)

From nos (“nose”). First attested in 1402.


Hildegarda

Hildegarda (nominative singular)
Hildegardy (nominative plural)
Hildegardy (genitive singular)
Hildegard (genitive plural)
Hildegardě (dative singular)
Hildegardám (dative plural)
Hildegardu (accusative singular)
Hildegardy (accusative plural)
Hildegardo (singular vocative)
Hildegardy (plural vocative)
Hildegardě (locative singular)
Hildegardách (locative plural)
Hildegardou (instrumental singular)
Hildegardami (instrumental plural)


Rojer

Rojer m anim (female equivalent Rojerová)

Rojerová (feminine)
Rojer (nominative singular)
Rojerové (nominative plural)
Rojera (genitive singular)
Rojerů (genitive plural)
Rojerovi (dative singular)
Rojerům (dative plural)
Rojera (accusative singular)
Rojery (accusative plural)
Rojere (singular vocative)
Rojerové (plural vocative)
Rojerovi (locative singular)
Rojerech (locative plural)
Rojerem (instrumental singular)
Rojery (instrumental plural)


Alibaba

Ali Baba (fictional character of story Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves)


Rabas

Rabas m anim (female equivalent Rabasová)

Rabasová (feminine)
Rabas (nominative singular)
Rabasové (nominative plural)
Rabasa (genitive singular)
Rabasů (genitive plural)
Rabasovi (dative singular)
Rabasům (dative plural)
Rabasa (accusative singular)
Rabasy (accusative plural)
Rabase (singular vocative)
Rabasové (plural vocative)
Rabasovi (locative singular)
Rabasech (locative plural)
Rabasem (instrumental singular)
Rabasy (instrumental plural)


Rais

Raisová (feminine)
Rais (nominative singular)
Raisové (nominative plural)
Raisa (genitive singular)
Raisů (genitive plural)
Raisovi (dative singular)
Raisům (dative plural)
Raisa (accusative singular)
Raisy (accusative plural)
Raise (singular vocative)
Raisové (plural vocative)
Raisovi (locative singular)
Raisech (locative plural)
Raisem (instrumental singular)
Raisy (instrumental plural)


Cyrda

Cyrda (nominative singular)
Cyrdové (nominative plural)
Cyrdy (genitive singular)
Cyrdů (genitive plural)
Cyrdovi (dative singular)
Cyrdům (dative plural)
Cyrdu (accusative singular)
Cyrdy (accusative plural)
Cyrdo (singular vocative)
Cyrdové (plural vocative)
Cyrdovi (locative singular)
Cyrdech (locative plural)
Cyrdou (instrumental singular)
Cyrdy (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the male given name Cyril


Jech

Jechová (feminine)
Jech (nominative singular)
Jechové (nominative plural)
Jecha (genitive singular)
Jechů (genitive plural)
Jechovi (dative singular)
Jechům (dative plural)
Jecha (accusative singular)
Jechy (accusative plural)
Jechu (singular vocative)
Jechové (plural vocative)
Jechovi (locative singular)
Ješích (locative plural)
Jechem (instrumental singular)
Jechy (instrumental plural)


Ochotské moře

Ochotské moře (nominative singular)
Ochotská moře (nominative plural)
Ochotského moře (genitive singular)
Ochotských moří (genitive plural)
Ochotskému moři (dative singular)
Ochotským mořím (dative plural)
Ochotské moře (accusative singular)
Ochotská moře (accusative plural)
Ochotské moře (singular vocative)
Ochotská moře (plural vocative)
Ochotském moři (locative singular)
Ochotských mořích (locative plural)
Ochotským mořem (instrumental singular)
Ochotskými moři (instrumental plural)


Skythie

Skythie f (relational adjective skythský, demonym Skyth)

skythský (adjective relational)
Skyth (demonym)
Skythie (nominative singular)
Skythie (genitive singular)
Skythii (dative singular)
Skythii (accusative singular)
Skythie (singular vocative)
Skythii (locative singular)
Skythií (instrumental singular)
Skytie (alternative)

(historical) Scythia (a geographic region encompassing the Pontic-Caspian steppe in Eastern Europe and Central Asia, inhabited by nomadic Scythians from at least the 11th century BCE to the 2nd century CE)


Skytie

Skytie f (relational adjective skytský, demonym Skyt)

skytský (adjective relational)
Skyt (demonym)
Skytie (nominative singular)
Skytie (genitive singular)
Skytii (dative singular)
Skytii (accusative singular)
Skytie (singular vocative)
Skytii (locative singular)
Skytií (instrumental singular)
Skythie (alternative)


Syrdarja

Syrdarja (nominative singular)
Syrdarji (genitive singular)
Syrdarje (genitive singular)
Syrdarje (dative singular)
Syrdarji (dative singular)
Syrdarju (accusative singular)
Syrdarjo (singular vocative)
Syrdarje (locative singular)
Syrdarji (locative singular)
Syrdarjou (instrumental singular)

Syr Darya (a major river in Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and Kazakhstan)


Salcbursko

Salcbursko (nominative singular)
Salcburska (genitive singular)
Salcbursku (dative singular)
Salcbursko (accusative singular)
Salcbursko (singular vocative)
Salcbursku (locative singular)
Salcburskem (instrumental singular)


Solnohradsko

Solnohradsko (nominative singular)
Solnohradska (genitive singular)
Solnohradsku (dative singular)
Solnohradsko (accusative singular)
Solnohradsko (singular vocative)
Solnohradsku (locative singular)
Solnohradskem (instrumental singular)


Žmuď

Žmuď f (relational adjective žmudský, demonym Žmuďan, female demonym Žmuďanka)

žmudský (adjective relational)
Žmuďan (demonym)
Žmuďanka (demonym feminine)
Žmuď (nominative singular)
Žmudě (genitive singular)
Žmudi (dative singular)
Žmuď (accusative singular)
Žmudi (singular vocative)
Žmudi (locative singular)
Žmudí (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Polish Żmudź (“Samogitia”).

bor+

Samogitia (an ethnographic region of Lithuania, located in the north-west of the country)


Tajmyr

Tajmyr (nominative singular)
Tajmyry (nominative plural)
Tajmyru (genitive singular)
Tajmyrů (genitive plural)
Tajmyru (dative singular)
Tajmyrům (dative plural)
Tajmyr (accusative singular)
Tajmyry (accusative plural)
Tajmyre (singular vocative)
Tajmyry (plural vocative)
Tajmyru (locative singular)
Tajmyrech (locative plural)
Tajmyrem (instrumental singular)
Tajmyry (instrumental plural)

Taimyr (large peninsula in the Russian North)


Thesálie

Thesálie (nominative singular)
Thesálie (genitive singular)
Thesálii (dative singular)
Thesálii (accusative singular)
Thesálie (singular vocative)
Thesálii (locative singular)
Thesálií (instrumental singular)

Thessaly (a historical region and modern administrative region of north-central Greece)


Tibera

cs-proper noun

Tibera f (relational adjective tiberský)

tiberský (adjective relational)
Tibera (nominative singular)
Tibery (genitive singular)
Tibeře (dative singular)
Tiberu (accusative singular)
Tibero (singular vocative)
Tibeře (locative singular)
Tiberou (instrumental singular)
Tiber (alternative)

Tiber (a river in Italy, passing through Rome)


Ohňová země

Ohňová země (nominative singular)
Ohňové země (genitive singular)
Ohňové zemi (dative singular)
Ohňovou zemi (accusative singular)
Ohňová země (singular vocative)
Ohňové zemi (locative singular)
Ohňovou zemí (instrumental singular)

Calque of Spanish Tierra del Fuego (literally “Land of Fire”).

cal

Tierra del Fuego
Tierra del Fuego#English

Tierra del Fuego (an archipelago between Chile and Argentina)


Tojama

Tojama (nominative singular)
Tojamy (genitive singular)
Tojamě (dative singular)
Tojamu (accusative singular)
Tojamo (singular vocative)
Tojamě (locative singular)
Tojamou (instrumental singular)


Podněstří

cs-proper noun

Podněstří n (relational adjective podněsterský, demonym Podněstřan, female demonym Podněstřanka)

podněsterský (adjective relational)
Podněstřan (demonym)
Podněstřanka (demonym feminine)
Podněstří (nominative singular)
Podněstří (genitive singular)
Podněstří (dative singular)
Podněstří (accusative singular)
Podněstří (singular vocative)
Podněstří (locative singular)
Podněstřím (instrumental singular)

Pod‧ně‧s‧tří

Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic
Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic

Transnistria (a geographic region and de-facto independent but unrecognized country in Eastern Europe that claims statehood as the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic; internationally considered an autonomous territorial unit within Moldova)


Transylvánie

Transylvánie f (relational adjective transylvánský)

transylvánský (adjective relational)
Transylvánie (nominative singular)
Transylvánie (genitive singular)
Transylvánii (dative singular)
Transylvánii (accusative singular)
Transylvánie (singular vocative)
Transylvánii (locative singular)
Transylvánií (instrumental singular)

Transylvania (a historical region in western Romania)


Tchaj-čung

Tchaj-čung (nominative singular)
Tchaj-čungu (genitive singular)
Tchaj-čungu (dative singular)
Tchaj-čung (accusative singular)
Tchaj-čungu (singular vocative)
Tchaj-čungu (locative singular)
Tchaj-čungem (instrumental singular)


Tchaj-nan

Tchaj-nan (nominative singular)
Tchaj-nanu (genitive singular)
Tchaj-nanu (dative singular)
Tchaj-nan (accusative singular)
Tchaj-nane (singular vocative)
Tchaj-nanu (locative singular)
Tchaj-nanem (instrumental singular)

Tainan (a major city in southern Taiwan)


Kagošima

Kagošima (nominative singular)
Kagošimy (genitive singular)
Kagošimě (dative singular)
Kagošimu (accusative singular)
Kagošimo (singular vocative)
Kagošimě (locative singular)
Kagošimou (instrumental singular)

Kagoshima (a prefecture in southwestern Japan)

Kagoshima (the capital city of Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan)


Kao-siung

Kao-siung (nominative singular)
Kao-siungu (genitive singular)
Kao-siungu (dative singular)
Kao-siung (accusative singular)
Kao-siungu (singular vocative)
Kao-siungu (locative singular)
Kao-siungem (instrumental singular)


Sinaj

Sinaj m inan (relational adjective sinajský)


Sinajský poloostrov

Sinajský poloostrov (nominative singular)
Sinajského poloostrova (genitive singular)
Sinajskému poloostrovu (dative singular)
Sinajský poloostrov (accusative singular)
Sinajský poloostrove (singular vocative)
Sinajském poloostrově (locative singular)
Sinajským poloostrovem (instrumental singular)


Čingischán

Čingischán (nominative singular)
Čingischána (genitive singular)
Čingischánovi (dative singular)
Čingischánu (dative singular)
Čingischána (accusative singular)
Čingischáne (singular vocative)
Čingischánovi (locative singular)
Čingischánu (locative singular)
Čingischánem (instrumental singular)

[ˈt͡ʃɪŋɡɪsxaːn]


Erban

Erban m anim (female equivalent Erbanová)

Erbanová (feminine)
Erban (nominative singular)
Erbané (nominative plural)
Erbani (nominative plural)
Erbana (genitive singular)
Erbanů (genitive plural)
Erbanovi (dative singular)
Erbanům (dative plural)
Erbana (accusative singular)
Erbany (accusative plural)
Erbane (singular vocative)
Erbané (plural vocative)
Erbani (plural vocative)
Erbanovi (locative singular)
Erbanech (locative plural)
Erbanem (instrumental singular)
Erbany (instrumental plural)


Brožek

Brožek m anim (female equivalent Brožková)

Brožková (feminine)
Brožek (nominative singular)
Brožkové (nominative plural)
Brožka (genitive singular)
Brožků (genitive plural)
Brožkovi (dative singular)
Brožkům (dative plural)
Brožka (accusative singular)
Brožky (accusative plural)
Brožku (singular vocative)
Brožkové (plural vocative)
Brožkovi (locative singular)
Brožcích (locative plural)
Brožkem (instrumental singular)
Brožky (instrumental plural)


Stummer

Stummer m anim (female equivalent Stummerová)

Stummerová (feminine)
Stummer (nominative singular)
Stummerové (nominative plural)
Stummera (genitive singular)
Stummerů (genitive plural)
Stummerovi (dative singular)
Stummerům (dative plural)
Stummera (accusative singular)
Stummery (accusative plural)
Stummere (singular vocative)
Stummerové (plural vocative)
Stummerovi (locative singular)
Stummerech (locative plural)
Stummerem (instrumental singular)
Stummery (instrumental plural)


Pilát

Pilát m anim (relational adjective Pilátův)

Pilátův (adjective relational)
Pilát (nominative singular)
Piláta (genitive singular)
Pilátovi (dative singular)
Pilátu (dative singular)
Piláta (accusative singular)
Piláte (singular vocative)
Pilátovi (locative singular)
Pilátu (locative singular)
Pilátem (instrumental singular)
Pilát (nominative singular)
Pilátové (nominative plural)
Piláta (genitive singular)
Pilátů (genitive plural)
Pilátovi (dative singular)
Pilátům (dative plural)
Piláta (accusative singular)
Piláty (accusative plural)
Piláte (singular vocative)
Pilátové (plural vocative)
Pilátovi (locative singular)
Pilátech (locative plural)
Pilátem (instrumental singular)
Piláty (instrumental plural)


Elektra

Elektra (nominative singular)
Elektry (genitive singular)
Elektře (dative singular)
Elektru (accusative singular)
Elektro (singular vocative)
Elektře (locative singular)
Elektrou (instrumental singular)


Mandys

Mandys m anim (female equivalent Mandysová)

Mandysová (feminine)
Mandys (nominative singular)
Mandysové (nominative plural)
Mandysa (genitive singular)
Mandysů (genitive plural)
Mandysovi (dative singular)
Mandysům (dative plural)
Mandysa (accusative singular)
Mandysy (accusative plural)
Mandyse (singular vocative)
Mandysové (plural vocative)
Mandysovi (locative singular)
Mandysech (locative plural)
Mandysem (instrumental singular)
Mandysy (instrumental plural)


Jarka

Jarka (nominative singular)
Jarkové (nominative plural)
Jarky (genitive singular)
Jarků (genitive plural)
Jarkovi (dative singular)
Jarkům (dative plural)
Jarku (accusative singular)
Jarky (accusative plural)
Jarko (singular vocative)
Jarkové (plural vocative)
Jarkovi (locative singular)
Jarcích (locative plural)
Jarkou (instrumental singular)
Jarky (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the male given names Jára, Jaroslav, or Jaromír


Jarka

Jarka (nominative singular)
Jarky (nominative plural)
Jarky (genitive singular)
Jarek (genitive plural)
Jarce (dative singular)
Jarkám (dative plural)
Jarku (accusative singular)
Jarky (accusative plural)
Jarko (singular vocative)
Jarky (plural vocative)
Jarce (locative singular)
Jarkách (locative plural)
Jarkou (instrumental singular)
Jarkami (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the female given names Jára, Jaroslava, or Jarmila


Barka

Barka (nominative singular)
Barky (nominative plural)
Barky (genitive singular)
Barek (genitive plural)
Barce (dative singular)
Barkám (dative plural)
Barku (accusative singular)
Barky (accusative plural)
Barko (singular vocative)
Barky (plural vocative)
Barce (locative singular)
Barkách (locative plural)
Barkou (instrumental singular)
Barkami (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the female given names Bára, Barbora, or Barbara


Dorka

Dorka (nominative singular)
Dorky (nominative plural)
Dorky (genitive singular)
Dorek (genitive plural)
Dorce (dative singular)
Dorkám (dative plural)
Dorku (accusative singular)
Dorky (accusative plural)
Dorko (singular vocative)
Dorky (plural vocative)
Dorce (locative singular)
Dorkách (locative plural)
Dorkou (instrumental singular)
Dorkami (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the female given names Dora or Dorota


Lubomíra

Lubomíra (nominative singular)
Lubomíry (nominative plural)
Lubomíry (genitive singular)
Lubomír (genitive plural)
Lubomíře (dative singular)
Lubomírám (dative plural)
Lubomíru (accusative singular)
Lubomíry (accusative plural)
Lubomíro (singular vocative)
Lubomíry (plural vocative)
Lubomíře (locative singular)
Lubomírách (locative plural)
Lubomírou (instrumental singular)
Lubomírami (instrumental plural)


Šípková Růženka

Šípková Růženka (nominative singular)
Šípkové Růženky (nominative plural)
Šípkové Růženky (genitive singular)
Šípkových Růženek (genitive plural)
Šípkové Růžence (dative singular)
Šípkovým Růženkám (dative plural)
Šípkovou Růženku (accusative singular)
Šípkové Růženky (accusative plural)
Šípková Růženko (singular vocative)
Šípkové Růženky (plural vocative)
Šípkové Růžence (locative singular)
Šípkových Růženkách (locative plural)
Šípkovou Růženkou (instrumental singular)
Šípkovými Růženkami (instrumental plural)


Lidka

Lidka (nominative singular)
Lidky (nominative plural)
Lidky (genitive singular)
Lidek (genitive plural)
Lidce (dative singular)
Lidkám (dative plural)
Lidku (accusative singular)
Lidky (accusative plural)
Lidko (singular vocative)
Lidky (plural vocative)
Lidce (locative singular)
Lidkách (locative plural)
Lidkou (instrumental singular)
Lidkami (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the female given names Lída, Lidmila, Ludmila, or Lýdie


Bětka

Bětka (nominative singular)
Bětky (nominative plural)
Bětky (genitive singular)
Bětek (genitive plural)
Bětce (dative singular)
Bětkám (dative plural)
Bětku (accusative singular)
Bětky (accusative plural)
Bětko (singular vocative)
Bětky (plural vocative)
Bětce (locative singular)
Bětkách (locative plural)
Bětkou (instrumental singular)
Bětkami (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the female given names Běta or Alžběta


Johanka

Johanka (nominative singular)
Johanky (nominative plural)
Johanky (genitive singular)
Johanek (genitive plural)
Johance (dative singular)
Johankám (dative plural)
Johanku (accusative singular)
Johanky (accusative plural)
Johanko (singular vocative)
Johanky (plural vocative)
Johance (locative singular)
Johankách (locative plural)
Johankou (instrumental singular)
Johankami (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the female given name Johana


Bohdanka

Bohdanka (nominative singular)
Bohdanky (genitive singular)
Bohdance (dative singular)
Bohdanku (accusative singular)
Bohdanko (singular vocative)
Bohdance (locative singular)
Bohdankou (instrumental singular)

a diminutive of the female given name Bohdana


Austrie

Austrie (nominative singular)
Austrie (genitive singular)
Austrii (dative singular)
Austrii (accusative singular)
Austrie (singular vocative)
Austrii (locative singular)
Austrií (instrumental singular)

(archaic) Austria (a country in Central Europe)


Oidipus

Oidipus m anim (relational adjective Oidipův)

Oidipův (adjective relational)
Oidipus (nominative singular)
Oidipa (genitive singular)
Oidipovi (dative singular)
Oidipu (dative singular)
Oidipa (accusative singular)
Oidipe (singular vocative)
Oidipovi (locative singular)
Oidipu (locative singular)
Oidipem (instrumental singular)


Francouzská Guyana

Francouzská Guyana (nominative singular)
Francouzské Guyany (genitive singular)
Francouzské Guyaně (dative singular)
Francouzskou Guyanu (accusative singular)
Francouzská Guyano (singular vocative)
Francouzské Guyaně (locative singular)
Francouzskou Guyanou (instrumental singular)

French Guiana
French Guiana#English:_Q3769

French Guiana (an overseas department and administrative region of France in South America)


Debř

Debř (nominative singular)
Debři (genitive singular)
Debři (dative singular)
Debř (accusative singular)
Debři (singular vocative)
Debři (locative singular)
Debří (instrumental singular)

From debř, from Proto-Slavic *dьbrь, from Proto-Indo-European *dʰewbʰ- (“deep”).

Pocházím z Debři.


Golfský proud

Golfský proud (nominative singular)
Golfské proudy (nominative plural)
Golfského proudu (genitive singular)
Golfských proudů (genitive plural)
Golfskému proudu (dative singular)
Golfským proudům (dative plural)
Golfský proud (accusative singular)
Golfské proudy (accusative plural)
Golfský proude (singular vocative)
Golfské proudy (plural vocative)
Golfském proudu (locative singular)
Golfském proudě (locative singular)
Golfských proudech (locative plural)
Golfským proudem (instrumental singular)
Golfskými proudy (instrumental plural)


Skoch

Skoch m anim (female equivalent Skochová)

Skochová (feminine)
Skoch (nominative singular)
Skochové (nominative plural)
Skocha (genitive singular)
Skochů (genitive plural)
Skochovi (dative singular)
Skochům (dative plural)
Skocha (accusative singular)
Skochy (accusative plural)
Skochu (singular vocative)
Skochové (plural vocative)
Skochovi (locative singular)
Skoších (locative plural)
Skochem (instrumental singular)
Skochy (instrumental plural)


Galície

Galície f (relational adjective galicijský)

galicijský (adjective relational)
Galície (nominative singular)
Galície (genitive singular)
Galícii (dative singular)
Galícii (accusative singular)
Galície (singular vocative)
Galícii (locative singular)
Galícií (instrumental singular)
Galicie (alternative)


Hindúkuš

Hindúkuš m inan (relational adjective hindúkušský)

hindúkušský (adjective relational)
Hindúkuš (nominative singular)
Hindúkuše (genitive singular)
Hindúkuši (dative singular)
Hindúkuš (accusative singular)
Hindúkuši (singular vocative)
Hindúkuši (locative singular)
Hindúkušem (instrumental singular)


Apeninský poloostrov

Apeninský poloostrov (nominative singular)
Apeninského poloostrova (genitive singular)
Apeninskému poloostrovu (dative singular)
Apeninský poloostrov (accusative singular)
Apeninský poloostrove (singular vocative)
Apeninském poloostrově (locative singular)
Apeninským poloostrovem (instrumental singular)


Karákóram

Karákóram m inan (relational adjective karákóramský)

karákóramský (adjective relational)
Karákóram (nominative singular)
Karákóramu (genitive singular)
Karákóramu (dative singular)
Karákóram (accusative singular)
Karákórame (singular vocative)
Karákóramu (locative singular)
Karákóramem (instrumental singular)
Karákoram (alternative)

a high mountain range in the Himalayas, in Afghanistan, China, India, Pakistan and Tajikistan


Karákoram

Karákoram m inan (relational adjective karákoramský)

karákoramský (adjective relational)
Karákoram (nominative singular)
Karákoramu (genitive singular)
Karákoramu (dative singular)
Karákoram (accusative singular)
Karákorame (singular vocative)
Karákoramu (locative singular)
Karákoramem (instrumental singular)
Karákóram (alternative)


Kordillery

Kordillery (nominative plural)
Kordiller (genitive plural)
Kordillerám (dative plural)
Kordillery (accusative plural)
Kordillery (plural vocative)
Kordillerách (locative plural)
Kordillerami (instrumental plural)


Čomolungma

Čomolungma (nominative singular)
Čomolungmy (genitive singular)
Čomolungmě (dative singular)
Čomolungmu (accusative singular)
Čomolungmo (singular vocative)
Čomolungmě (locative singular)
Čomolungmou (instrumental singular)


Kančendženga

Kančendženga (nominative singular)
Kančendžengy (genitive singular)
Kančendženze (dative singular)
Kančendžengu (accusative singular)
Kančendžengo (singular vocative)
Kančendženze (locative singular)
Kančendžengou (instrumental singular)
Kančendžanga (alternative)


Kančendžanga

Kančendžanga (nominative singular)
Kančendžangy (genitive singular)
Kančendžanze (dative singular)
Kančendžangu (accusative singular)
Kančendžango (singular vocative)
Kančendžanze (locative singular)
Kančendžangou (instrumental singular)
Kančendženga (alternative)


Ardeny

Ardeny f pl (relational adjective ardenský)

ardenský (adjective relational)
Ardeny (nominative plural)
Arden (genitive plural)
Ardenám (dative plural)
Ardeny (accusative plural)
Ardeny (plural vocative)
Ardenách (locative plural)
Ardenami (instrumental plural)

Forest of Ardennes
Forest of Ardennes#English

Ardennes (forest, geographic region and low mountain range in France, Belgium, Germany and Luxembourg; in full, Ardennes Forest, Ardenne Forest, or Forest of Ardennes)

Ardennes (a department of Grand Est, France)


Antily

Antily f pl (relational adjective antilský)

antilský (adjective relational)
Antily (nominative plural)
Antil (genitive plural)
Antilám (dative plural)
Antily (accusative plural)
Antily (plural vocative)
Antilách (locative plural)
Antilami (instrumental plural)

Antilles (an archipelago of the Caribbean Sea)


Kurily

Kurily f pl (relational adjective kurilský)

kurilský (adjective relational)
Kurily (nominative plural)
Kuril (genitive plural)
Kurilám (dative plural)
Kurily (accusative plural)
Kurily (plural vocative)
Kurilách (locative plural)
Kurilami (instrumental plural)

Kurils, Kuril Islands (an archipelago of Sakhalin Oblast, Russia, some of which are claimed by Japan)


Kurilské ostrovy

Kurilské ostrovy (nominative plural)
Kurilských ostrovů (genitive plural)
Kurilským ostrovům (dative plural)
Kurilské ostrovy (accusative plural)
Kurilské ostrovy (plural vocative)
Kurilských ostrovech (locative plural)
Kurilskými ostrovy (instrumental plural)

Kuril Islands (an archipelago of Sakhalin Oblast, Russia, some of which are claimed by Japan)