Voda

Vodová (feminine)
Voda (nominative singular)
Vodové (nominative plural)
Vody (genitive singular)
Vodů (genitive plural)
Vodovi (dative singular)
Vodům (dative plural)
Vodu (accusative singular)
Vody (accusative plural)
Vodo (singular vocative)
Vodové (plural vocative)
Vodovi (locative singular)
Vodech (locative plural)
Vodou (instrumental singular)
Vody (instrumental plural)


Grunt

cs-proper noun

Grunt m anim (female equivalent Gruntová)

Gruntová (feminine)
Grunt (nominative singular)
Gruntové (nominative plural)
Grunta (genitive singular)
Gruntů (genitive plural)
Gruntovi (dative singular)
Gruntům (dative plural)
Grunta (accusative singular)
Grunty (accusative plural)
Grunte (singular vocative)
Gruntové (plural vocative)
Gruntovi (locative singular)
Gruntech (locative plural)
Gruntem (instrumental singular)
Grunty (instrumental plural)


Švábsko

Švábsko n (relational adjective švábský, demonym Šváb, female demonym Švábka)

švábský (adjective relational)
Šváb (demonym)
Švábka (demonym feminine)
Švábsko (nominative singular)
Švábska (genitive singular)
Švábsku (dative singular)
Švábsko (accusative singular)
Švábsko (singular vocative)
Švábsku (locative singular)
Švábskem (instrumental singular)

Swabia (a historical region in southwestern Germany)


Šváb

Švábová (feminine)
Šváb (nominative singular)
Švábové (nominative plural)
Švába (genitive singular)
Švábů (genitive plural)
Švábovi (dative singular)
Švábům (dative plural)
Švába (accusative singular)
Šváby (accusative plural)
Švábe (singular vocative)
Švábové (plural vocative)
Švábovi (locative singular)
Švábech (locative plural)
Švábem (instrumental singular)
Šváby (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Schwabe (“Swabian”).


Británie

Británie (nominative singular)
Británie (genitive singular)
Británii (dative singular)
Británii (accusative singular)
Británie (singular vocative)
Británii (locative singular)
Británií (instrumental singular)

Britain (an island in Northern Europe, part of the United Kingdom)


Fott

Fottová (feminine)
Fott (nominative singular)
Fottové (nominative plural)
Fotta (genitive singular)
Fottů (genitive plural)
Fottovi (dative singular)
Fottům (dative plural)
Fotta (accusative singular)
Fotty (accusative plural)
Fotte (singular vocative)
Fottové (plural vocative)
Fottovi (locative singular)
Fottech (locative plural)
Fottem (instrumental singular)
Fotty (instrumental plural)


Šrí Lanka

cs-proper noun

Šrí Lanka f (relational adjective šrílanský)

šrílanský (adjective relational)
Šrí Lanka (nominative singular)
Šrí Lanky (genitive singular)
Šrí Lance (dative singular)
Šrí Lanku (accusative singular)
Šrí Lanko (singular vocative)
Šrí Lance (locative singular)
Šrí Lankou (instrumental singular)


Panamský průplav

Panamský průplav (nominative singular)
Panamské průplavy (nominative plural)
Panamského průplavu (genitive singular)
Panamských průplavů (genitive plural)
Panamskému průplavu (dative singular)
Panamským průplavům (dative plural)
Panamský průplav (accusative singular)
Panamské průplavy (accusative plural)
Panamský průplave (singular vocative)
Panamské průplavy (plural vocative)
Panamském průplavu (locative singular)
Panamských průplavech (locative plural)
Panamským průplavem (instrumental singular)
Panamskými průplavy (instrumental plural)


Koubek

Koubek m anim (female equivalent Koubková)

Koubková (feminine)
Koubek (nominative singular)
Koubkové (nominative plural)
Koubka (genitive singular)
Koubků (genitive plural)
Koubkovi (dative singular)
Koubkům (dative plural)
Koubka (accusative singular)
Koubky (accusative plural)
Koubku (singular vocative)
Koubkové (plural vocative)
Koubkovi (locative singular)
Koubcích (locative plural)
Koubkem (instrumental singular)
Koubky (instrumental plural)


Vaclík

Vaclík m anim (female equivalent Vaclíková)

Vaclíková (feminine)
Vaclík (nominative singular)
Vaclíkové (nominative plural)
Vaclíka (genitive singular)
Vaclíků (genitive plural)
Vaclíkovi (dative singular)
Vaclíkům (dative plural)
Vaclíka (accusative singular)
Vaclíky (accusative plural)
Vaclíku (singular vocative)
Vaclíkové (plural vocative)
Vaclíkovi (locative singular)
Vaclících (locative plural)
Vaclíkem (instrumental singular)
Vaclíky (instrumental plural)


Pavlenka

Pavlenka m anim (female equivalent Pavlenková)

Pavlenková (feminine)
Pavlenka (nominative singular)
Pavlenkové (nominative plural)
Pavlenky (genitive singular)
Pavlenků (genitive plural)
Pavlenkovi (dative singular)
Pavlenkům (dative plural)
Pavlenku (accusative singular)
Pavlenky (accusative plural)
Pavlenko (singular vocative)
Pavlenkové (plural vocative)
Pavlenkovi (locative singular)
Pavlencích (locative plural)
Pavlenkou (instrumental singular)
Pavlenky (instrumental plural)


Kadeřábek

Kadeřábek m anim (female equivalent Kadeřábková)

Kadeřábková (feminine)
Kadeřábek (nominative singular)
Kadeřábkové (nominative plural)
Kadeřábka (genitive singular)
Kadeřábků (genitive plural)
Kadeřábkovi (dative singular)
Kadeřábkům (dative plural)
Kadeřábka (accusative singular)
Kadeřábky (accusative plural)
Kadeřábku (singular vocative)
Kadeřábkové (plural vocative)
Kadeřábkovi (locative singular)
Kadeřábcích (locative plural)
Kadeřábkem (instrumental singular)
Kadeřábky (instrumental plural)


Kalas

Kalas m anim (female equivalent Kalasová)

Kalasová (feminine)
Kalas (nominative singular)
Kalasové (nominative plural)
Kalasa (genitive singular)
Kalasů (genitive plural)
Kalasovi (dative singular)
Kalasům (dative plural)
Kalasa (accusative singular)
Kalasy (accusative plural)
Kalase (singular vocative)
Kalasové (plural vocative)
Kalasovi (locative singular)
Kalasech (locative plural)
Kalasem (instrumental singular)
Kalasy (instrumental plural)

Diminutive of the personal name Kála, a short form of Kalist, from Late Latin Calixtus; see Calixto.


Pudil

Pudil m anim (female equivalent Pudilová)

Pudilová (feminine)
Pudil (nominative singular)
Pudilové (nominative plural)
Pudila (genitive singular)
Pudilů (genitive plural)
Pudilovi (dative singular)
Pudilům (dative plural)
Pudila (accusative singular)
Pudily (accusative plural)
Pudile (singular vocative)
Pudilové (plural vocative)
Pudilovi (locative singular)
Pudilech (locative plural)
Pudilem (instrumental singular)
Pudily (instrumental plural)


Brabec

Brabec m anim (female equivalent Brabcová)

Brabcová (feminine)
Brabec (nominative singular)
Brabcové (nominative plural)
Brabce (genitive singular)
Brabců (genitive plural)
Brabcovi (dative singular)
Brabcům (dative plural)
Brabce (accusative singular)
Brabce (accusative plural)
Brabče (singular vocative)
Brabcové (plural vocative)
Brabcovi (locative singular)
Brabcích (locative plural)
Brabcem (instrumental singular)
Brabci (instrumental plural)


Suchý

Suchá (feminine)
Suchý (nominative singular)
Suší (nominative plural)
Suchého (genitive singular)
Suchých (genitive plural)
Suchému (dative singular)
Suchým (dative plural)
Suchého (accusative singular)
Suché (accusative plural)
Suchý (singular vocative)
Suší (plural vocative)
Suchém (locative singular)
Suchých (locative plural)
Suchým (instrumental singular)
Suchými (instrumental plural)


Barák

Barák m anim (female equivalent Baráková)

Baráková (feminine)
Barák (nominative singular)
Barákové (nominative plural)
Baráka (genitive singular)
Baráků (genitive plural)
Barákovi (dative singular)
Barákům (dative plural)
Baráka (accusative singular)
Baráky (accusative plural)
Baráku (singular vocative)
Barákové (plural vocative)
Barákovi (locative singular)
Barácích (locative plural)
Barákem (instrumental singular)
Baráky (instrumental plural)


Hořava

Hořava m anim (female equivalent Hořavová)

Hořavová (feminine)
Hořava (nominative singular)
Hořavové (nominative plural)
Hořavy (genitive singular)
Hořavů (genitive plural)
Hořavovi (dative singular)
Hořavům (dative plural)
Hořavu (accusative singular)
Hořavy (accusative plural)
Hořavo (singular vocative)
Hořavové (plural vocative)
Hořavovi (locative singular)
Hořavech (locative plural)
Hořavou (instrumental singular)
Hořavy (instrumental plural)


Frýdek

Frýdek m anim (female equivalent Frýdková)

Frýdková (feminine)
Frýdek (nominative singular)
Frýdkové (nominative plural)
Frýdka (genitive singular)
Frýdků (genitive plural)
Frýdkovi (dative singular)
Frýdkům (dative plural)
Frýdka (accusative singular)
Frýdky (accusative plural)
Frýdku (singular vocative)
Frýdkové (plural vocative)
Frýdkovi (locative singular)
Frýdcích (locative plural)
Frýdkem (instrumental singular)
Frýdky (instrumental plural)


Šural

Šural m anim (female equivalent Šuralová)

Šuralová (feminine)
Šural (nominative singular)
Šuralové (nominative plural)
Šurala (genitive singular)
Šuralů (genitive plural)
Šuralovi (dative singular)
Šuralům (dative plural)
Šurala (accusative singular)
Šuraly (accusative plural)
Šurale (singular vocative)
Šuralové (plural vocative)
Šuralovi (locative singular)
Šuralech (locative plural)
Šuralem (instrumental singular)
Šuraly (instrumental plural)


Rosický

Rosický m anim (female equivalent Rosická)

Rosická (feminine)
Rosický (nominative singular)
Rosičtí (nominative plural)
Rosického (genitive singular)
Rosických (genitive plural)
Rosickému (dative singular)
Rosickým (dative plural)
Rosického (accusative singular)
Rosické (accusative plural)
Rosický (singular vocative)
Rosičtí (plural vocative)
Rosickém (locative singular)
Rosických (locative plural)
Rosickým (instrumental singular)
Rosickými (instrumental plural)


Vydra

Vydra m anim (female equivalent Vydrová)

Vydrová (feminine)
Vydra (nominative singular)
Vydrové (nominative plural)
Vydry (genitive singular)
Vydrů (genitive plural)
Vydrovi (dative singular)
Vydrům (dative plural)
Vydru (accusative singular)
Vydry (accusative plural)
Vydro (singular vocative)
Vydrové (plural vocative)
Vydrovi (locative singular)
Vydrech (locative plural)
Vydrou (instrumental singular)
Vydry (instrumental plural)

From vydra (“otter”). Cognate of Polish Wydra.


Zmrhal

Zmrhal m anim (female equivalent Zmrhalová)

Zmrhalová (feminine)
Zmrhal (nominative singular)
Zmrhalové (nominative plural)
Zmrhala (genitive singular)
Zmrhalů (genitive plural)
Zmrhalovi (dative singular)
Zmrhalům (dative plural)
Zmrhala (accusative singular)
Zmrhaly (accusative plural)
Zmrhale (singular vocative)
Zmrhalové (plural vocative)
Zmrhalovi (locative singular)
Zmrhalech (locative plural)
Zmrhalem (instrumental singular)
Zmrhaly (instrumental plural)


Dočkal

Dočkal m anim (female equivalent Dočkalová)

Dočkalová (feminine)
Dočkal (nominative singular)
Dočkalové (nominative plural)
Dočkala (genitive singular)
Dočkalů (genitive plural)
Dočkalovi (dative singular)
Dočkalům (dative plural)
Dočkala (accusative singular)
Dočkaly (accusative plural)
Dočkale (singular vocative)
Dočkalové (plural vocative)
Dočkalovi (locative singular)
Dočkalech (locative plural)
Dočkalem (instrumental singular)
Dočkaly (instrumental plural)


Kopic

Kopic m anim (female equivalent Kopicová)

Kopicová (feminine)
Kopic (nominative singular)
Kopicové (nominative plural)
Kopice (genitive singular)
Kopiců (genitive plural)
Kopicovi (dative singular)
Kopicům (dative plural)
Kopice (accusative singular)
Kopice (accusative plural)
Kopici (singular vocative)
Kopicové (plural vocative)
Kopicovi (locative singular)
Kopicích (locative plural)
Kopicem (instrumental singular)
Kopici (instrumental plural)


Krmenčík

Krmenčík m anim (female equivalent Krmenčíková)

Krmenčíková (feminine)
Krmenčík (nominative singular)
Krmenčíkové (nominative plural)
Krmenčíka (genitive singular)
Krmenčíků (genitive plural)
Krmenčíkovi (dative singular)
Krmenčíkům (dative plural)
Krmenčíka (accusative singular)
Krmenčíky (accusative plural)
Krmenčíku (singular vocative)
Krmenčíkové (plural vocative)
Krmenčíkovi (locative singular)
Krmenčících (locative plural)
Krmenčíkem (instrumental singular)
Krmenčíky (instrumental plural)


Škoda

Škoda m anim (female equivalent Škodová)

Škodová (feminine)
Škoda (nominative singular)
Škodové (nominative plural)
Škody (genitive singular)
Škodů (genitive plural)
Škodovi (dative singular)
Škodům (dative plural)
Škodu (accusative singular)
Škody (accusative plural)
Škodo (singular vocative)
Škodové (plural vocative)
Škodovi (locative singular)
Škodech (locative plural)
Škodou (instrumental singular)
Škody (instrumental plural)


Drobný

Drobný m anim (female equivalent Drobná)

Drobná (feminine)
Drobný (nominative singular)
Drobní (nominative plural)
Drobného (genitive singular)
Drobných (genitive plural)
Drobnému (dative singular)
Drobným (dative plural)
Drobného (accusative singular)
Drobné (accusative plural)
Drobný (singular vocative)
Drobní (plural vocative)
Drobném (locative singular)
Drobných (locative plural)
Drobným (instrumental singular)
Drobnými (instrumental plural)


Sivok

Sivok m anim (female equivalent Sivoková)

Sivoková (feminine)
Sivok (nominative singular)
Sivokové (nominative plural)
Sivoka (genitive singular)
Sivoků (genitive plural)
Sivokovi (dative singular)
Sivokům (dative plural)
Sivoka (accusative singular)
Sivoky (accusative plural)
Sivoku (singular vocative)
Sivokové (plural vocative)
Sivokovi (locative singular)
Sivocích (locative plural)
Sivokem (instrumental singular)
Sivoky (instrumental plural)


Limberský

Limberský m anim (female equivalent Limberská)

Limberská (feminine)
Limberský (nominative singular)
Limberští (nominative plural)
Limberského (genitive singular)
Limberských (genitive plural)
Limberskému (dative singular)
Limberským (dative plural)
Limberského (accusative singular)
Limberské (accusative plural)
Limberský (singular vocative)
Limberští (plural vocative)
Limberském (locative singular)
Limberských (locative plural)
Limberským (instrumental singular)
Limberskými (instrumental plural)


Pavelka

Pavelka m anim (female equivalent Pavelková)

Pavelková (feminine)
Pavelka (nominative singular)
Pavelkové (nominative plural)
Pavelky (genitive singular)
Pavelků (genitive plural)
Pavelkovi (dative singular)
Pavelkům (dative plural)
Pavelku (accusative singular)
Pavelky (accusative plural)
Pavelko (singular vocative)
Pavelkové (plural vocative)
Pavelkovi (locative singular)
Pavelcích (locative plural)
Pavelkou (instrumental singular)
Pavelky (instrumental plural)


Skalák

Skalák m anim (female equivalent Skaláková)

Skaláková (feminine)
Skalák (nominative singular)
Skalákové (nominative plural)
Skaláka (genitive singular)
Skaláků (genitive plural)
Skalákovi (dative singular)
Skalákům (dative plural)
Skaláka (accusative singular)
Skaláky (accusative plural)
Skaláku (singular vocative)
Skalákové (plural vocative)
Skalákovi (locative singular)
Skalácích (locative plural)
Skalákem (instrumental singular)
Skaláky (instrumental plural)


Souček

Souček m anim (female equivalent Součková)

Součková (feminine)
Souček (nominative singular)
Součkové (nominative plural)
Součka (genitive singular)
Součků (genitive plural)
Součkovi (dative singular)
Součkům (dative plural)
Součka (accusative singular)
Součky (accusative plural)
Součku (singular vocative)
Součkové (plural vocative)
Součkovi (locative singular)
Součcích (locative plural)
Součkem (instrumental singular)
Součky (instrumental plural)


Svitková

Svitek (masculine)
Svitková (nominative singular)
Svitkové (nominative plural)
Svitkové (genitive singular)
Svitkových (genitive plural)
Svitkové (dative singular)
Svitkovým (dative plural)
Svitkovou (accusative singular)
Svitkové (accusative plural)
Svitková (singular vocative)
Svitkové (plural vocative)
Svitkové (locative singular)
Svitkových (locative plural)
Svitkovou (instrumental singular)
Svitkovými (instrumental plural)


Votíková

Votík (masculine)
Votíková (nominative singular)
Votíkové (nominative plural)
Votíkové (genitive singular)
Votíkových (genitive plural)
Votíkové (dative singular)
Votíkovým (dative plural)
Votíkovou (accusative singular)
Votíkové (accusative plural)
Votíková (singular vocative)
Votíkové (plural vocative)
Votíkové (locative singular)
Votíkových (locative plural)
Votíkovou (instrumental singular)
Votíkovými (instrumental plural)


Bednaříková

Bednaříková f (male equivalent Bednařík)

Bednařík (masculine)
Bednaříková (nominative singular)
Bednaříkové (nominative plural)
Bednaříkové (genitive singular)
Bednaříkových (genitive plural)
Bednaříkové (dative singular)
Bednaříkovým (dative plural)
Bednaříkovou (accusative singular)
Bednaříkové (accusative plural)
Bednaříková (singular vocative)
Bednaříkové (plural vocative)
Bednaříkové (locative singular)
Bednaříkových (locative plural)
Bednaříkovou (instrumental singular)
Bednaříkovými (instrumental plural)


Sedláčková

Sedláček (masculine)
Sedláčková (nominative singular)
Sedláčkové (nominative plural)
Sedláčkové (genitive singular)
Sedláčkových (genitive plural)
Sedláčkové (dative singular)
Sedláčkovým (dative plural)
Sedláčkovou (accusative singular)
Sedláčkové (accusative plural)
Sedláčková (singular vocative)
Sedláčkové (plural vocative)
Sedláčkové (locative singular)
Sedláčkových (locative plural)
Sedláčkovou (instrumental singular)
Sedláčkovými (instrumental plural)


Bertholdová

Bertholdová f (male equivalent Berthold)

Berthold (masculine)
Bertholdová (nominative singular)
Bertholdové (nominative plural)
Bertholdové (genitive singular)
Bertholdových (genitive plural)
Bertholdové (dative singular)
Bertholdovým (dative plural)
Bertholdovou (accusative singular)
Bertholdové (accusative plural)
Bertholdová (singular vocative)
Bertholdové (plural vocative)
Bertholdové (locative singular)
Bertholdových (locative plural)
Bertholdovou (instrumental singular)
Bertholdovými (instrumental plural)


Dlasková

Dlask (masculine)
Dlasková (nominative singular)
Dlaskové (nominative plural)
Dlaskové (genitive singular)
Dlaskových (genitive plural)
Dlaskové (dative singular)
Dlaskovým (dative plural)
Dlaskovou (accusative singular)
Dlaskové (accusative plural)
Dlasková (singular vocative)
Dlaskové (plural vocative)
Dlaskové (locative singular)
Dlaskových (locative plural)
Dlaskovou (instrumental singular)
Dlaskovými (instrumental plural)


Vyštejnová

Vyštejn (masculine)
Vyštejnová (nominative singular)
Vyštejnové (nominative plural)
Vyštejnové (genitive singular)
Vyštejnových (genitive plural)
Vyštejnové (dative singular)
Vyštejnovým (dative plural)
Vyštejnovou (accusative singular)
Vyštejnové (accusative plural)
Vyštejnová (singular vocative)
Vyštejnové (plural vocative)
Vyštejnové (locative singular)
Vyštejnových (locative plural)
Vyštejnovou (instrumental singular)
Vyštejnovými (instrumental plural)


Ivaničová

Ivaničová (nominative singular)
Ivaničové (nominative plural)
Ivaničové (genitive singular)
Ivaničových (genitive plural)
Ivaničové (dative singular)
Ivaničovým (dative plural)
Ivaničovou (accusative singular)
Ivaničové (accusative plural)
Ivaničová (singular vocative)
Ivaničové (plural vocative)
Ivaničové (locative singular)
Ivaničových (locative plural)
Ivaničovou (instrumental singular)
Ivaničovými (instrumental plural)


Stárová

Stára (masculine)
Stárová (nominative singular)
Stárové (nominative plural)
Stárové (genitive singular)
Stárových (genitive plural)
Stárové (dative singular)
Stárovým (dative plural)
Stárovou (accusative singular)
Stárové (accusative plural)
Stárová (singular vocative)
Stárové (plural vocative)
Stárové (locative singular)
Stárových (locative plural)
Stárovou (instrumental singular)
Stárovými (instrumental plural)


Cahynová

Cahyna (masculine)
Cahynová (nominative singular)
Cahynové (nominative plural)
Cahynové (genitive singular)
Cahynových (genitive plural)
Cahynové (dative singular)
Cahynovým (dative plural)
Cahynovou (accusative singular)
Cahynové (accusative plural)
Cahynová (singular vocative)
Cahynové (plural vocative)
Cahynové (locative singular)
Cahynových (locative plural)
Cahynovou (instrumental singular)
Cahynovými (instrumental plural)


Chlastáková

Chlastáková (nominative singular)
Chlastákové (nominative plural)
Chlastákové (genitive singular)
Chlastákových (genitive plural)
Chlastákové (dative singular)
Chlastákovým (dative plural)
Chlastákovou (accusative singular)
Chlastákové (accusative plural)
Chlastáková (singular vocative)
Chlastákové (plural vocative)
Chlastákové (locative singular)
Chlastákových (locative plural)
Chlastákovou (instrumental singular)
Chlastákovými (instrumental plural)


Bartoňová

Bartoň (masculine)
Bartoňová (nominative singular)
Bartoňové (nominative plural)
Bartoňové (genitive singular)
Bartoňových (genitive plural)
Bartoňové (dative singular)
Bartoňovým (dative plural)
Bartoňovou (accusative singular)
Bartoňové (accusative plural)
Bartoňová (singular vocative)
Bartoňové (plural vocative)
Bartoňové (locative singular)
Bartoňových (locative plural)
Bartoňovou (instrumental singular)
Bartoňovými (instrumental plural)


Dědinová

Dědina (masculine)
Dědinová (nominative singular)
Dědinové (nominative plural)
Dědinové (genitive singular)
Dědinových (genitive plural)
Dědinové (dative singular)
Dědinovým (dative plural)
Dědinovou (accusative singular)
Dědinové (accusative plural)
Dědinová (singular vocative)
Dědinové (plural vocative)
Dědinové (locative singular)
Dědinových (locative plural)
Dědinovou (instrumental singular)
Dědinovými (instrumental plural)

[ˈɟɛɟɪnovaː]


Martínková

Martínek (masculine)
Martínková (nominative singular)
Martínkové (nominative plural)
Martínkové (genitive singular)
Martínkových (genitive plural)
Martínkové (dative singular)
Martínkovým (dative plural)
Martínkovou (accusative singular)
Martínkové (accusative plural)
Martínková (singular vocative)
Martínkové (plural vocative)
Martínkové (locative singular)
Martínkových (locative plural)
Martínkovou (instrumental singular)
Martínkovými (instrumental plural)


Voňková

Voňka (masculine)
Voňková (nominative singular)
Voňkové (nominative plural)
Voňkové (genitive singular)
Voňkových (genitive plural)
Voňkové (dative singular)
Voňkovým (dative plural)
Voňkovou (accusative singular)
Voňkové (accusative plural)
Voňková (singular vocative)
Voňkové (plural vocative)
Voňkové (locative singular)
Voňkových (locative plural)
Voňkovou (instrumental singular)
Voňkovými (instrumental plural)


Necidová

Necid (masculine)
Necidová (nominative singular)
Necidové (nominative plural)
Necidové (genitive singular)
Necidových (genitive plural)
Necidové (dative singular)
Necidovým (dative plural)
Necidovou (accusative singular)
Necidové (accusative plural)
Necidová (singular vocative)
Necidové (plural vocative)
Necidové (locative singular)
Necidových (locative plural)
Necidovou (instrumental singular)
Necidovými (instrumental plural)


Kožárová

Kožárová (nominative singular)
Kožárové (nominative plural)
Kožárové (genitive singular)
Kožárových (genitive plural)
Kožárové (dative singular)
Kožárovým (dative plural)
Kožárovou (accusative singular)
Kožárové (accusative plural)
Kožárová (singular vocative)
Kožárové (plural vocative)
Kožárové (locative singular)
Kožárových (locative plural)
Kožárovou (instrumental singular)
Kožárovými (instrumental plural)


Dubrovník

Dubrovník m inan (relational adjective dubrovnický, demonym Dubrovčan or Dubrovničan)

dubrovnický (adjective relational)
Dubrovčan (demonym)
Dubrovničan (demonym)
Dubrovník (nominative singular)
Dubrovníka (genitive singular)
Dubrovníku (genitive singular)
Dubrovníku (dative singular)
Dubrovník (accusative singular)
Dubrovníku (singular vocative)
Dubrovníce (locative singular)
Dubrovníku (locative singular)
Dubrovníkem (instrumental singular)


Oděsa

Oděsa f (relational adjective oděský, demonym Oděsan)

oděský (adjective relational)
Oděsan (demonym)
Oděsa (nominative singular)
Oděsy (genitive singular)
Oděse (dative singular)
Oděsu (accusative singular)
Oděso (singular vocative)
Oděse (locative singular)
Oděsou (instrumental singular)


Macháček

Macháček m anim (female equivalent Macháčková)

Macháčková (feminine)
Macháček (nominative singular)
Macháčkové (nominative plural)
Macháčka (genitive singular)
Macháčků (genitive plural)
Macháčkovi (dative singular)
Macháčkům (dative plural)
Macháčka (accusative singular)
Macháčky (accusative plural)
Macháčku (singular vocative)
Macháčkové (plural vocative)
Macháčkovi (locative singular)
Macháčcích (locative plural)
Macháčkem (instrumental singular)
Macháčky (instrumental plural)


Krejčík

Krejčík m anim (female equivalent Krejčíková)

Krejčíková (feminine)
Krejčík (nominative singular)
Krejčíkové (nominative plural)
Krejčíka (genitive singular)
Krejčíků (genitive plural)
Krejčíkovi (dative singular)
Krejčíkům (dative plural)
Krejčíka (accusative singular)
Krejčíky (accusative plural)
Krejčíku (singular vocative)
Krejčíkové (plural vocative)
Krejčíkovi (locative singular)
Krejčících (locative plural)
Krejčíkem (instrumental singular)
Krejčíky (instrumental plural)


Vančura

Vančura m anim (female equivalent Vančurová)

Vančurová (feminine)
Vančura (nominative singular)
Vančurové (nominative plural)
Vančury (genitive singular)
Vančurů (genitive plural)
Vančurovi (dative singular)
Vančurům (dative plural)
Vančuru (accusative singular)
Vančury (accusative plural)
Vančuro (singular vocative)
Vančurové (plural vocative)
Vančurovi (locative singular)
Vančurech (locative plural)
Vančurou (instrumental singular)
Vančury (instrumental plural)


Stivín

Stivín m anim (female equivalent Stivínová)

Stivínová (feminine)
Stivín (nominative singular)
Stivínové (nominative plural)
Stivína (genitive singular)
Stivínů (genitive plural)
Stivínovi (dative singular)
Stivínům (dative plural)
Stivína (accusative singular)
Stivíny (accusative plural)
Stivíne (singular vocative)
Stivínové (plural vocative)
Stivínovi (locative singular)
Stivínech (locative plural)
Stivínem (instrumental singular)
Stivíny (instrumental plural)


Vejvoda

Vejvoda m anim (female equivalent Vejvodová)

Vejvodová (feminine)
Vejvoda (nominative singular)
Vejvodové (nominative plural)
Vejvody (genitive singular)
Vejvodů (genitive plural)
Vejvodovi (dative singular)
Vejvodům (dative plural)
Vejvodu (accusative singular)
Vejvody (accusative plural)
Vejvodo (singular vocative)
Vejvodové (plural vocative)
Vejvodovi (locative singular)
Vejvodech (locative plural)
Vejvodou (instrumental singular)
Vejvody (instrumental plural)


Mládek

Mládek m anim (female equivalent Mládková)

Mládková (feminine)
Mládek (nominative singular)
Mládkové (nominative plural)
Mládka (genitive singular)
Mládků (genitive plural)
Mládkovi (dative singular)
Mládkům (dative plural)
Mládka (accusative singular)
Mládky (accusative plural)
Mládku (singular vocative)
Mládkové (plural vocative)
Mládkovi (locative singular)
Mládcích (locative plural)
Mládkem (instrumental singular)
Mládky (instrumental plural)


Sobotka

Sobotka m anim (female equivalent Sobotková)

Sobotková (feminine)
Sobotka (nominative singular)
Sobotkové (nominative plural)
Sobotky (genitive singular)
Sobotků (genitive plural)
Sobotkovi (dative singular)
Sobotkům (dative plural)
Sobotku (accusative singular)
Sobotky (accusative plural)
Sobotko (singular vocative)
Sobotkové (plural vocative)
Sobotkovi (locative singular)
Sobotcích (locative plural)
Sobotkou (instrumental singular)
Sobotky (instrumental plural)


Kotrba

Kotrba m anim (female equivalent Kotrbová)

Kotrbová (feminine)
Kotrba (nominative singular)
Kotrbové (nominative plural)
Kotrby (genitive singular)
Kotrbů (genitive plural)
Kotrbovi (dative singular)
Kotrbům (dative plural)
Kotrbu (accusative singular)
Kotrby (accusative plural)
Kotrbo (singular vocative)
Kotrbové (plural vocative)
Kotrbovi (locative singular)
Kotrbech (locative plural)
Kotrbou (instrumental singular)
Kotrby (instrumental plural)


Prouza

Prouza m anim (female equivalent Prouzová)

Prouzová (feminine)
Prouza (nominative singular)
Prouzové (nominative plural)
Prouzy (genitive singular)
Prouzů (genitive plural)
Prouzovi (dative singular)
Prouzům (dative plural)
Prouzu (accusative singular)
Prouzy (accusative plural)
Prouzo (singular vocative)
Prouzové (plural vocative)
Prouzovi (locative singular)
Prouzech (locative plural)
Prouzou (instrumental singular)
Prouzy (instrumental plural)


Borovička

Borovička m anim (female equivalent Borovičková)

Borovičková (feminine)
Borovička (nominative singular)
Borovičkové (nominative plural)
Borovičky (genitive singular)
Borovičků (genitive plural)
Borovičkovi (dative singular)
Borovičkům (dative plural)
Borovičku (accusative singular)
Borovičky (accusative plural)
Borovičko (singular vocative)
Borovičkové (plural vocative)
Borovičkovi (locative singular)
Borovičcích (locative plural)
Borovičkou (instrumental singular)
Borovičky (instrumental plural)


Beránek

Beránek m anim (female equivalent Beránková)

Beránková (feminine)
Beránek (nominative singular)
Beránkové (nominative plural)
Beránka (genitive singular)
Beránků (genitive plural)
Beránkovi (dative singular)
Beránkům (dative plural)
Beránka (accusative singular)
Beránky (accusative plural)
Beránku (singular vocative)
Beránkové (plural vocative)
Beránkovi (locative singular)
Beráncích (locative plural)
Beránkem (instrumental singular)
Beránky (instrumental plural)


Kocman

Kocman m anim (female equivalent Kocmanová)

Kocmanová (feminine)
Kocman (nominative singular)
Kocmané (nominative plural)
Kocmani (nominative plural)
Kocmana (genitive singular)
Kocmanů (genitive plural)
Kocmanovi (dative singular)
Kocmanům (dative plural)
Kocmana (accusative singular)
Kocmany (accusative plural)
Kocmane (singular vocative)
Kocmané (plural vocative)
Kocmani (plural vocative)
Kocmanovi (locative singular)
Kocmanech (locative plural)
Kocmanem (instrumental singular)
Kocmany (instrumental plural)


Tichomoří

Tichomoří n (relational adjective tichomořský)

tichomořský (adjective relational)
Tichomoří (nominative singular)
Tichomoří (genitive singular)
Tichomoří (dative singular)
Tichomoří (accusative singular)
Tichomoří (singular vocative)
Tichomoří (locative singular)
Tichomořím (instrumental singular)


Skopal

Skopal m anim (female equivalent Skopalová)

Skopalová (feminine)
Skopal (nominative singular)
Skopalové (nominative plural)
Skopala (genitive singular)
Skopalů (genitive plural)
Skopalovi (dative singular)
Skopalům (dative plural)
Skopala (accusative singular)
Skopaly (accusative plural)
Skopale (singular vocative)
Skopalové (plural vocative)
Skopalovi (locative singular)
Skopalech (locative plural)
Skopalem (instrumental singular)
Skopaly (instrumental plural)


Trávníček

Trávníček m anim (female equivalent Trávníčková)

Trávníčková (feminine)
Trávníček (nominative singular)
Trávníčkové (nominative plural)
Trávníčka (genitive singular)
Trávníčků (genitive plural)
Trávníčkovi (dative singular)
Trávníčkům (dative plural)
Trávníčka (accusative singular)
Trávníčky (accusative plural)
Trávníčku (singular vocative)
Trávníčkové (plural vocative)
Trávníčkovi (locative singular)
Trávníčcích (locative plural)
Trávníčkem (instrumental singular)
Trávníčky (instrumental plural)


Němcová

Němec (masculine)
Němcová (nominative singular)
Němcové (nominative plural)
Němcové (genitive singular)
Němcových (genitive plural)
Němcové (dative singular)
Němcovým (dative plural)
Němcovou (accusative singular)
Němcové (accusative plural)
Němcová (singular vocative)
Němcové (plural vocative)
Němcové (locative singular)
Němcových (locative plural)
Němcovou (instrumental singular)
Němcovými (instrumental plural)


Šafránková

Šafránek (masculine)
Šafránková (nominative singular)
Šafránkové (nominative plural)
Šafránkové (genitive singular)
Šafránkových (genitive plural)
Šafránkové (dative singular)
Šafránkovým (dative plural)
Šafránkovou (accusative singular)
Šafránkové (accusative plural)
Šafránková (singular vocative)
Šafránkové (plural vocative)
Šafránkové (locative singular)
Šafránkových (locative plural)
Šafránkovou (instrumental singular)
Šafránkovými (instrumental plural)


Zelenková

Zelenka (masculine)
Zelenková (nominative singular)
Zelenkové (nominative plural)
Zelenkové (genitive singular)
Zelenkových (genitive plural)
Zelenkové (dative singular)
Zelenkovým (dative plural)
Zelenkovou (accusative singular)
Zelenkové (accusative plural)
Zelenková (singular vocative)
Zelenkové (plural vocative)
Zelenkové (locative singular)
Zelenkových (locative plural)
Zelenkovou (instrumental singular)
Zelenkovými (instrumental plural)


Třebová

Třebová f (relational adjective třebovský)

třebovský (adjective relational)
Třebová (nominative singular)
Třebové (genitive singular)
Třebové (dative singular)
Třebovou (accusative singular)
Třebová (singular vocative)
Třebové (locative singular)
Třebovou (instrumental singular)

any of multiple municipalities in the Czech Republic


Arábie

arabský (adjective relational)
Arábie (nominative singular)
Arábie (genitive singular)
Arábii (dative singular)
Arábii (accusative singular)
Arábie (singular vocative)
Arábii (locative singular)
Arábií (instrumental singular)

předislámská Arábie


Skandinávie

Skandinávie f (relational adjective skandinávský, demonym Skandinávec, female demonym Skandinávka)

skandinávský (adjective relational)
Skandinávec (demonym)
Skandinávka (demonym feminine)
Skandinávie (nominative singular)
Skandinávie (genitive singular)
Skandinávii (dative singular)
Skandinávii (accusative singular)
Skandinávie (singular vocative)
Skandinávii (locative singular)
Skandinávií (instrumental singular)


Járo

Járo, proč se mnou nechceš kamarádit?

Why you do not want friendsip with me, Jára?


Jizera

Jizera f (relational adjective jizerský)

jizerský (adjective relational)
Jizera (nominative singular)
Jizery (genitive singular)
Jizeře (dative singular)
Jizeru (accusative singular)
Jizero (singular vocative)
Jizeře (locative singular)
Jizerou (instrumental singular)

A river in the Czech Republic, beginning on the border between Poland and the Czech Republic and ending in Central Bohemia


Kroměřížsko

Kroměřížsko (nominative singular)
Kroměřížska (genitive singular)
Kroměřížsku (dative singular)
Kroměřížsko (accusative singular)
Kroměřížsko (singular vocative)
Kroměřížsku (locative singular)
Kroměřížskem (instrumental singular)

Kroměříž Kroměříž


Brněnsko

Brněnsko (nominative singular)
Brněnska (genitive singular)
Brněnsku (dative singular)
Brněnsko (accusative singular)
Brněnsko (singular vocative)
Brněnsku (locative singular)
Brněnskem (instrumental singular)


Ostravsko

Ostravsko (nominative singular)
Ostravska (genitive singular)
Ostravsku (dative singular)
Ostravsko (accusative singular)
Ostravsko (singular vocative)
Ostravsku (locative singular)
Ostravskem (instrumental singular)


Ústí

Ústí (nominative singular)
Ústí (genitive singular)
Ústí (dative singular)
Ústí (accusative singular)
Ústí (singular vocative)
Ústí (locative singular)
Ústím (instrumental singular)


Olomoucko

Olomoucko n (relational adjective olomoucký, demonym Olomoučan, female demonym Olomoučanka)

olomoucký (adjective relational)
Olomoučan (demonym)
Olomoučanka (demonym feminine)
Olomoucko (nominative singular)
Olomoucka (genitive singular)
Olomoucku (dative singular)
Olomoucko (accusative singular)
Olomoucko (singular vocative)
Olomoucku (locative singular)
Olomouckem (instrumental singular)

Volby byly definitivně potvrzeny. Obecní výbor skládal se ze dvou třetin domkářů a pouze jedné třetiny sedláků. Tak zuřivé volby nepamatoval nikdo, na celém Olomoucku. Starostou byl zvolen známý oposičník chalupník Bartošek.

1907, St. E. Maršovský, Ze zápisků bývalého soudního protokolisty, Chicago, Illinois, page 204:

Two thirds of the village council were owners of small houses and one third were farmers. Nobody in the whole region around the city of Olomouc remembered so furious elections. Well-known opposition leader Bartošek was elected the mayor.

region surrounding the city of Olomouc, including other smaller municipalities

[…] panovníci čeští zvykli podělovati mladší syny své údělnými knížectvími na Moravě, neboť tato knížata podřízena byla vrchní moci knížat Českých. Údělové takoví byli hlavně Brněnsko, Olomoucko a Znojemsko.

1877, Jakub Malý, “Morava”, in Vlastenský slovník historický, Praha: Rohlíček & Sievers, page 532:

[…] Bohemian rulers used to give their sons appanage principalities in Moravia, since these princes were subordinate to the higher power of Bohemian princes. Such appanages were especially Brno principality, Olomouc principality and Znojmo principality.

a historical region in Moravia in 11 and 12 centuries, with Olomouc as its capital, ruled by princes belonging to the Přemyslid dynasty


Pardubicko

Pardubicko (nominative singular)
Pardubicka (genitive singular)
Pardubicku (dative singular)
Pardubicko (accusative singular)
Pardubicko (singular vocative)
Pardubicku (locative singular)
Pardubickem (instrumental singular)


Zlínsko

Zlínsko (nominative singular)
Zlínska (genitive singular)
Zlínsku (dative singular)
Zlínsko (accusative singular)
Zlínsko (singular vocative)
Zlínsku (locative singular)
Zlínskem (instrumental singular)


Mladoboleslavsko

Mladoboleslavsko (nominative singular)
Mladoboleslavska (genitive singular)
Mladoboleslavsku (dative singular)
Mladoboleslavsko (accusative singular)
Mladoboleslavsko (singular vocative)
Mladoboleslavsku (locative singular)
Mladoboleslavskem (instrumental singular)


Helsinky

Helsinky f pl (relational adjective helsinský, demonym Helsinčan, female demonym Helsinčanka)

helsinský (adjective relational)
Helsinčan (demonym)
Helsinčanka (demonym feminine)
Helsinky (nominative plural)
Helsinek (genitive plural)
Helsink (genitive plural uncommon)
Helsinkám (dative plural)
Helsinky (accusative plural)
Helsinky (plural vocative)
Helsinkách (locative plural)
Helsinkami (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Finnish Helsinki, reanalysed as a plural because of the /ɪ/ ending.

Helsinki (the capital and largest city of Finland)


Valent

Valent m anim (female equivalent Valentová)

Valentová (feminine)
Valent (nominative singular)
Valentové (nominative plural)
Valenta (genitive singular)
Valentů (genitive plural)
Valentovi (dative singular)
Valentům (dative plural)
Valenta (accusative singular)
Valenty (accusative plural)
Valente (singular vocative)
Valentové (plural vocative)
Valentovi (locative singular)
Valentech (locative plural)
Valentem (instrumental singular)
Valenty (instrumental plural)


Pomořansko

Pomořansko (nominative singular)
Pomořanska (genitive singular)
Pomořansku (dative singular)
Pomořansko (accusative singular)
Pomořansko (singular vocative)
Pomořansku (locative singular)
Pomořanskem (instrumental singular)


Pomořany

Pomořany (nominative plural)
Pomořan (genitive plural)
Pomořanům (dative plural)
Pomořany (accusative plural)
Pomořany (plural vocative)
Pomořanech (locative plural)
Pomořany (instrumental plural)


Sibiř

Sibiř f (relational adjective sibiřský, demonym Sibiřan, female demonym Sibiřanka)

sibiřský (adjective relational)
Sibiřan (demonym)
Sibiřanka (demonym feminine)
Sibiř (nominative singular)
Sibiře (genitive singular)
Sibiři (dative singular)
Sibiř (accusative singular)
Sibiři (singular vocative)
Sibiři (locative singular)
Sibiří (instrumental singular)


Korint

Korint m inan (relational adjective korintský, demonym Korinťan)

korintský (adjective relational)
Korinťan (demonym)
Korint (nominative singular)
Korintu (genitive singular)
Korintu (dative singular)
Korint (accusative singular)
Korinte (singular vocative)
Korintu (locative singular)
Korintem (instrumental singular)


Kašmír

Kašmír m inan (relational adjective kašmírský, demonym Kašmířan)

kašmírský (adjective relational)
Kašmířan (demonym)


Mallorka

Mallorka (nominative singular)
Mallorky (genitive singular)
Mallorce (dative singular)
Mallorku (accusative singular)
Mallorko (singular vocative)
Mallorce (locative singular)
Mallorkou (instrumental singular)


Malorka

Malorka (nominative singular)
Malorky (genitive singular)
Malorce (dative singular)
Malorku (accusative singular)
Malorko (singular vocative)
Malorce (locative singular)
Malorkou (instrumental singular)


Burgundsko

Burgundsko n (relational adjective burgundský, demonym Burgunďan or Burgund, female demonym Burgunďanka or Burgundka)

burgundský (adjective relational)
Burgunďan (demonym)
Burgund (demonym)
Burgunďanka (demonym feminine)
Burgundka (demonym feminine)
Burgundsko (nominative singular)
Burgundska (genitive singular)
Burgundsku (dative singular)
Burgundsko (accusative singular)
Burgundsko (singular vocative)
Burgundsku (locative singular)
Burgundskem (instrumental singular)

administrative region
administrative region

Burgundy (a region and former administrative region of France; since 2016, part of the region of Bourgogne-Franche-Comté)

Burgundy (An early-medieval kingdom and later former duchy in France and the Netherlands)


Bengálsko

Bengálsko n (relational adjective bengálský, demonym Bengálec)

bengálský (adjective relational)
Bengálec (demonym)
Bengálsko (nominative singular)
Bengálska (genitive singular)
Bengálsku (dative singular)
Bengálsko (accusative singular)
Bengálsko (singular vocative)
Bengálsku (locative singular)
Bengálskem (instrumental singular)


Alsasko

Alsasko n (relational adjective alsaský, demonym Alsasan, female demonym Alsasanka)

alsaský (adjective relational)
Alsasan (demonym)
Alsasanka (demonym feminine)
Alsasko (nominative singular)
Alsaska (genitive singular)
Alsasku (dative singular)
Alsasko (accusative singular)
Alsasko (singular vocative)
Alsasku (locative singular)
Alsaskem (instrumental singular)
Elsasko (alternative)

Alsace (a region, former administrative region, and historical province of France, located on the west bank of the upper Rhine; since 2016, part of the region of Grand Est)


Lotrinsko

Lotrinsko n (relational adjective lotrinský, demonym Lotriňan, female demonym Lotriňanka)

lotrinský (adjective relational)
Lotriňan (demonym)
Lotriňanka (demonym feminine)
Lotrinsko (nominative singular)
Lotrinska (genitive singular)
Lotrinsku (dative singular)
Lotrinsko (accusative singular)
Lotrinsko (singular vocative)
Lotrinsku (locative singular)
Lotrinskem (instrumental singular)

Lorraine (a former region in northeastern France, part of the region of Grand Est since 2016)


Thúkydidés

Thúkydidés m anim (relational adjective Thúkydidův)

Thúkydidův (adjective relational)
Thúkydidés (nominative singular)
Thúkydida (genitive singular)
Thúkydidovi (dative singular)
Thúkydida (accusative singular)
Thúkydide (singular vocative)
Thúkydidovi (locative singular)
Thúkydidem (instrumental singular)


Peloponés

Peloponés m inan (relational adjective peloponéský, demonym Peloponésan, female demonym Peloponésanka)

peloponéský (adjective relational)
Peloponésan (demonym)
Peloponésanka (demonym feminine)
Peloponés (nominative singular)
Peloponésu (genitive singular)
Peloponésu (dative singular)
Peloponés (accusative singular)
Peloponése (singular vocative)
Peloponésu (locative singular)
Peloponésem (instrumental singular)


Svatý Kopeček

Svatý Kopeček m inan (relational adjective svatokopecký)

svatokopecký (adjective relational)
Svatý Kopeček (nominative singular)
Svaté Kopečky (nominative plural)
Svatého Kopečka (genitive singular)
Svatého Kopečku (genitive singular)
Svatých Kopečků (genitive plural)
Svatému Kopečku (dative singular)
Svatým Kopečkům (dative plural)
Svatý Kopeček (accusative singular)
Svaté Kopečky (accusative plural)
Svatý Kopečku (singular vocative)
Svaté Kopečky (plural vocative)
Svatém Kopečku (locative singular)
Svatých Kopečcích (locative plural)
Svatých Kopečkách (locative plural)
Svatým Kopečkem (instrumental singular)
Svatými Kopečky (instrumental plural)

Adjective svatý (“holy”) refers to the fact that the local church was a famous place of traditional pilgrimages. Noun kopeček (“little hill”), which is a diminutive of kopec (“hill”), refers to its location on a low hill.
Originally two similar names were used for the settlement: Svatá Hora (“Holy Mountain”) and Svatý Kopeček, the latter one prevailing since the end of the 19 century to distinguish it from another pilgrimage place Svatá Hora near Příbram.

quarter of the city of Olomouc in the Czech Republic, former town


Kopeček u Olomouce

Noun kopeček (“little hill”) refers to its location on a low hill. The phrase u Olomouce ("near Olomouc") used to refer to the fact that it was lying near the city of Olomouc

V roce 1950 byli všichni premonstráti ze Svatého Kopečka vyhnáni a roku 1959 došlo k přejmenování Svatého Kopečka na Kopeček u Olomouce. V roce 1990 se na Svatý Kopeček vrátili mniši řádu premonstrátů a původní název obce.

2002, Zdeněk Knápek, Průvodce po nejkrásnějších místech Čech, Moravy a Slezska, volume 2 (Morava a Slezsko), Olomouc: Rubico, →ISBN, page 140:

In 1950 all Premonstratensians were expelled from Svatý Kopeček and in 1959 Svatý Kopeček was renamed as Kopeček u Olomouce. In 1990 the monks and the original name of the municipality returned.

(dated) quarter of the city of Olomouc in the Czech Republic


Dardanely

Dardanely f pl (relational adjective dardanelský)

dardanelský (adjective relational)
Dardanely (nominative plural)
Dardanel (genitive plural)
Dardanelám (dative plural)
Dardanely (accusative plural)
Dardanely (plural vocative)
Dardanelách (locative plural)
Dardanelami (instrumental plural)

the Dardanelles (the strait connecting the Sea of Marmara with the Aegean Sea to the west)


Tyrolsko

Tyrolsko n (relational adjective tyrolský, demonym Tyrolan, female demonym Tyrolanka)

tyrolský (adjective relational)
Tyrolan (demonym)
Tyrolanka (demonym feminine)
Tyrolsko (nominative singular)
Tyrolska (genitive singular)
Tyrolsku (dative singular)
Tyrolsko (accusative singular)
Tyrolsko (singular vocative)
Tyrolsku (locative singular)
Tyrolskem (instrumental singular)

Tyrol (a historical region in Central Europe)


Štýrsko

Štýrsko n (relational adjective štýrský, demonym Štýřan, female demonym Štýřanka)

štýrský (adjective relational)
Štýřan (demonym)
Štýřanka (demonym feminine)
Štýrsko (nominative singular)
Štýrska (genitive singular)
Štýrsku (dative singular)
Štýrsko (accusative singular)
Štýrsko (singular vocative)
Štýrsku (locative singular)
Štýrskem (instrumental singular)

Styria (a state in southeastern Austria)


Štýrský Hradec

Štýrský Hradec (nominative singular)
Štýrského Hradce (genitive singular)
Štýrskému Hradci (dative singular)
Štýrský Hradec (accusative singular)
Štýrský Hradci (singular vocative)
Štýrském Hradci (locative singular)
Štýrským Hradcem (instrumental singular)


Rhodesie

Rhodesie f (relational adjective rhodeský)

rhodeský (adjective relational)
Rhodesie (nominative singular)
Rhodesie (genitive singular)
Rhodesii (dative singular)
Rhodesii (accusative singular)
Rhodesie (singular vocative)
Rhodesii (locative singular)
Rhodesií (instrumental singular)


Mendělejev

Mendělejev (nominative singular)
Mendělejevové (nominative plural)
Mendělejeva (genitive singular)
Mendělejevů (genitive plural)
Mendělejevovi (dative singular)
Mendělejevu (dative singular)
Mendělejevům (dative plural)
Mendělejeva (accusative singular)
Mendělejevy (accusative plural)
Mendělejeve (singular vocative)
Mendělejevové (plural vocative)
Mendělejevovi (locative singular)
Mendělejevu (locative singular)
Mendělejevech (locative plural)
Mendělejevem (instrumental singular)
Mendělejevy (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Russian Менделе́ев (Mendeléjev).

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Geniální ruský chemik Mendělejev sestavil prvky dle stoupajících vah atomových do několika řad nad sebou položených, tak že prvky nad sebou napsané tvoří sloupce a prvky stejného sloupce mají podobné vlastnosti chemické [...]

Brilliant Russian chemist Mendeleev ordered the elements increasingly by their atomic mass into several rows one above another, making columns, and elements of the same column have similar chemical properties …

Менделе́ев Менделеев#Russian

A transliteration of the Russian surname Менделе́ев (Mendeléjev), Mendeleev, usually applying to Dmitri Ivanovich Mendeleev

A zatímco Mendělejevové jezdili po konferencích, pilně publikovali v odborných časopisech a byli dlouholetými a řádnými ceremoniáři ve svatyni Vědy, mně se pootevřely dveře do svatyně Umění.

1994, Jiří Kratochvíl, Orfeus z Kénigu, Brno: Atlantis, →ISBN, page 37:

And while Mendeeleevs were attending conferences, were diligently publishing in journals and were long-term and legitimate masters of ceremonies in the temple of the Science, the door into the temple of the Art opened for me.

Musely to být dámy středního věku, protože dokázaly vychrlit celého Mendělejeva.

They must have been middle-aged ladies, because they managed to spill out the whole Mendeleev.

(informal, singular only) periodic table


Núbie

cs-proper noun

Núbie f (relational adjective núbijský, demonym Núbijec, female demonym Núbijka)

núbijský (adjective relational)
Núbijec (demonym)
Núbijka (demonym feminine)
Núbie (nominative singular)
Núbie (genitive singular)
Núbii (dative singular)
Núbii (accusative singular)
Núbie (singular vocative)
Núbii (locative singular)
Núbií (instrumental singular)

Nubia (a historical region in the upper Nile)


Dagestán

Dagestán m inan (relational adjective dagestánský, demonym Dagestánec)

dagestánský (adjective relational)
Dagestánec (demonym)
Dagestán (nominative singular)
Dagestánu (genitive singular)
Dagestánu (dative singular)
Dagestán (accusative singular)
Dagestáne (singular vocative)
Dagestáně (locative singular)
Dagestánu (locative singular)
Dagestánem (instrumental singular)


Rhodos

Rhodos m inan (relational adjective rhodský, demonym Rhoďan)

rhodský (adjective relational)
Rhoďan (demonym)
Rhodos (nominative singular)
Rhodu (genitive singular)
Rhodosu (genitive singular)
Rhodu (dative singular)
Rhodosu (dative singular)
Rhodos (accusative singular)
Rhode (singular vocative)
Rhodosi (singular vocative)
Rhodu (locative singular)
Rhodosu (locative singular)
Rhodem (instrumental singular)
Rhodosem (instrumental singular)

Rhodes (an island in the Dodecanese, Greece, in the Aegean Sea)


Olomúc

Olomúc (nominative singular)
Olomúce (genitive singular)
Olomúci (dative singular)
Olomúc (accusative singular)
Olomúci (singular vocative)
Olomúci (locative singular)
Olomúcí (instrumental singular)
Olomúc (nominative singular)
Olomúce (genitive singular)
Olomúci (dative singular)
Olomúc (accusative singular)
Olomúci (singular vocative)
Olomúci (locative singular)
Olomúcem (instrumental singular)

Ale byla mu rozepře s bratrem Wratislawem, který maje Olomúc město na wýžiwu swau, chtěl tu samostatně panovati, a protivil se Spitihněwovi. Ale wtrhna kníže do Morawy, zemi jemu odňal, a Wratislaw do Uher utekl (1056), až potom později se smířil s ním, a Olomúc jemu nawrácena.

1843, Václav Vladivoj Tomek, W. Wladiwoje Tomka Děje země české, Praha: České museum, page 58:

Dle mého náhledu dostane se sotva kdo na varhanické místo, kteréžto se obsaditi mělo, neb to má dávno slíbené jeden choralista v Olomúci.

1861 October 1, Dalibor, volume 4, number 28, page 228:

(obsolete) Alternative form of Olomouc: A city in Moravia, Czech Republic


Holomouc

Holomouc f or m inan (relational adjective holomoucký)

holomoucký (adjective relational)
Holomouc (nominative singular)
Holomouce (genitive singular)
Holomouci (dative singular)
Holomouc (accusative singular)
Holomouci (singular vocative)
Holomouci (locative singular)
Holomoucí (instrumental singular)
Holomouc (nominative singular)
Holomouce (genitive singular)
Holomouci (dative singular)
Holomouc (accusative singular)
Holomouci (singular vocative)
Holomouci (locative singular)
Holomoucem (instrumental singular)

From Olomouc. The first evidence of prothetic h in the name of the city can be found in the Latin expression holomucensis, a Latin version of the Czech adjective olomoucký, holomoucký (“of Olomouc”), on a seal from 1208.

„To hoří Přerov!“ zaznělo po celé Holomouci, a všecka srdce naplnila se úzkostí.

1846, Josef Kajetán Tyl, Tataři u Holomouce:

"Přerov is burning!" could be heard all around Olomouc, and all the hearts were filled with anxiety.

W tom čase, co dobýván Holomouc, pocjtilo wjc než půl země hrůzu přjtomnosti krutých Monġolů.

1844, Matěj Mikšíček, editor, Sbjrka powěstí morawských a slezkých, volume 3, Brno: František Šastl, page 27:

In the time, when Olomouc was besieged, more than half of the country felt the terror from the presence of cruel Mongols.


Holomúc

Holomúc f or m inan (relational adjective holomúcký)

holomúcký (adjective relational)
Holomúc (nominative singular)
Holomúce (genitive singular)
Holomúci (dative singular)
Holomúc (accusative singular)
Holomúci (singular vocative)
Holomúci (locative singular)
Holomúcí (instrumental singular)
Holomúc (nominative singular)
Holomúce (genitive singular)
Holomúci (dative singular)
Holomúc (accusative singular)
Holomúci (singular vocative)
Holomúci (locative singular)
Holomúcem (instrumental singular)

From Olomouc (Olomúc). The first evidence of prothetic h in the name of the city can be found in the Latin expression holomucensis, a Latin version of the Czech adjective olomoucký, holomoucký (“of Olomouc”), on a seal from 1208.

[…] viděli jsme pořád Holomúc přes rovinu.

1846, Karel Tůma, “Světem na zkušenou”, in Karel Havlíček Borovský^(https://cs.wikisource.org/wiki/Karel_Havl%C3%AD%C4%8Dek_Borovsk%C3%BD_(T%C5%AFma)/V._Sv%C4%9Btem_na_zku%C5%A1enou), volume I, Kutná Hora: Karel Šolc:

[…] we could still see Olomouc across the plain.

Holomúc, Holomúc, to ge pěkné město
 Po něm se předádj potěšenj wšecko.
Potěšenj wšecko, a i mé myšlenj,
Už mě nedostaneš, už ti možná nenj.
Dyby's gen chtěla wzjt, mohla by's to zprawit,
Mohla by's mé srdce wšj žalosti zbawit.

1840, František Sušil, editor, Morawské národnj pjsně, volume 2, Brno: František Šastl, page 60:


Fanta

Fanta m anim (female equivalent Fantová)

Fantová (feminine)
Fanta (nominative singular)
Fantové (nominative plural)
Fanty (genitive singular)
Fantů (genitive plural)
Fantovi (dative singular)
Fantům (dative plural)
Fantu (accusative singular)
Fanty (accusative plural)
Fanto (singular vocative)
Fantové (plural vocative)
Fantovi (locative singular)
Fantech (locative plural)
Fantou (instrumental singular)
Fanty (instrumental plural)


Černovír

cs:Černovír (Olomouc)
cs:Černovír (Ústí nad Orlicí)

Černovír m inan (relational adjective černovírský)

černovírský (adjective relational)
Černovír (nominative singular)
Černovíry (nominative plural)
Černovíra (genitive singular)
Černovíru (genitive singular)
Černovírů (genitive plural)
Černovíru (dative singular)
Černovírům (dative plural)
Černovír (accusative singular)
Černovíry (accusative plural)
Černovíre (singular vocative)
Černovíry (plural vocative)
Černovíře (locative singular)
Černovíru (locative singular)
Černovírech (locative plural)
Černovírem (instrumental singular)
Černovíry (instrumental plural)

černý (“black”) + -o- + vír (“whirlpool”)
(quarter of Olomouc): The oldest known form of the name is Crinivir from 1249. Later forms of the name include Črnvír, Czenvir, Crnvir or Černý Vír. The current form stabilized probably in 17 century. The Old Czech adjective črn (“black”), used to refer to deep and dangerous water. The village received the name due to the fact that the place lies at the river Morava and used to be frequently flooded or that there was a ford with a dangerous whirl.
Compare Černvír, another Czech village with similar etymology.

compound

Pod Šternberkem [řeka Sitka] vstupuje do úvalu hornomoravského, kde tok její se tiší a voda rovnějším řečištěm spěchá do Moravy u Černovíru.

1901, Šjn, “Morava”, in Ottův slovník naučný, part XVII, Praha: J. Otto, pages 628–629:

[River Sitka] enters the Upper Morava Valley under Šternberk, where its stream gets tranquiler and the water hurries through the narrower riverbed to the river Morava near Černovír.

V Černovíře také zřídila vojenská správa v roce 1869 hřbitov, jehož význam vzrostl až za první světové války jako čestné (dnes bohužel zcela zničené) pohřebiště okolo tří tisíc vojáků několika národností a různého vyznání, zemřelých za války v Olomouci, zejména ve vojenské nemocnici v bývalém klášteře Hradisko.

2013, Milan Tichák, Vzpomínky na starou Olomouc a její předměstí, Olomouc: Burian a Tichák, →ISBN, page 222:

In 1869 the military administration also founded a cemetery in Černovír, whose importance increased only during the First World War as an honorary (and unfortunately nowadays damaged) necropolis of about three thousand soldiers of several nationalities and various religions, who died in Olomouc during the war, mostly in the military hospital in the former monastery Hradisko.

Černovír (A former village, nowadays an area of the city of Olomouc, Czech Republic)

Černovír, a former village, nowadays a quarter of Ústí nad Orlicí


Korutany

cs-proper noun

Korutany m inan pl (relational adjective korutanský)

korutanský (adjective relational)
Korutany (nominative plural)
Korutan (genitive plural)
Korutanům (dative plural)
Korutany (accusative plural)
Korutany (plural vocative)
Korutanech (locative plural)
Korutany (instrumental plural)


Kopeček

Kopeček m inan (relational adjective kopecký)

kopecký (adjective relational)
Kopeček (nominative singular)
Kopečku (genitive singular)
Kopečku (dative singular)
Kopeček (accusative singular)
Kopečku (singular vocative)
Kopečku (locative singular)
Kopečkem (instrumental singular)


Olomoucký kraj

Olomoucký kraj (nominative singular)
Olomoucké kraje (nominative plural)
Olomouckého kraje (genitive singular)
Olomouckých krajů (genitive plural)
Olomouckému kraji (dative singular)
Olomouckým krajům (dative plural)
Olomoucký kraj (accusative singular)
Olomoucké kraje (accusative plural)
Olomoucký kraji (singular vocative)
Olomoucké kraje (plural vocative)
Olomouckém kraji (locative singular)
Olomouckých krajích (locative plural)
Olomouckým krajem (instrumental singular)
Olomouckými kraji (instrumental plural)

Olomouc Region (a region of the Czech Republic; capital: Olomouc)


Neředín

Neředín m inan (relational adjective neředínský)

neředínský (adjective relational)
Neředín (nominative singular)
Neředína (genitive singular)
Neředínu (dative singular)
Neředín (accusative singular)
Neředíne (singular vocative)
Neředíně (locative singular)
Neředínem (instrumental singular)
Neřetín (alternative)

[ˈnɛr̝ɛɟiːn]

From personal name Neředa + possessive suffix -ín. The name Neředa comes from Old Czech Neřěda, which is from Neręda, which was probably formed by prefix ne- added to deverbative ręd- (“to dilute”). Another possibility is that Neředa might be derived by negating personal name *Řed or *Ředa, which could be a hypocorrect shortening of a compound personal name Ředivoj or Ředihost.
Neředín belongs to the group of morphologically related toponyms occurring in the surrounding of the cities Olomouc and Přerov which begin with the negative prefix ne-, compare for example Nelešovice, Nemilany, Neplachov or Nepřívaz.
It also belongs to the group of toponyms in the close surrounding of Olomouc suffixed with -ín (most of which later became parts of Olomouc), compare Břuchotín, Droždín, Hejčín, Hněvotín, Řepčín, Slavonín or Třebčín.

Před 1. světovou válkou byl Neředín malou, převážně zemědělskou obcí s převahou německého obyvatelstva.

2003, Olomoucký archivní sborník, volumes 1–3, Státní okresní archiv v Olomouci, page 74:

Neředín used to be a small, mostly agricultural village with prevailing German population.

Neředín, a former village, nowadays a quarter of the city of Olomouc

Olomouc Přerov cs:Neředín hypocorrection


Neřetín

Neřetín (nominative singular)
Neřetína (genitive singular)
Neřetínu (dative singular)
Neřetín (accusative singular)
Neřetíne (singular vocative)
Neřetíně (locative singular)
Neřetínem (instrumental singular)
Neředín (alternative)

U Olomouce přibylo Čechů v Bělidle, v menším počtu i v Neřetíně a Nedvězí, ztratili však Ostrov-Pavlovice […]

1892, František Augustin Slavík, Morava a její obvody ve Slezsku po třicetileté válce, volume 2, Telč: Emil Šolc, page 161:

Near Olomouc the number of Czechs rose in Bělidlo, to a smaller extent in Neředín and Nedvězí, but they lost Ostrov-Pavlovice […]

Obsolete form of Neředín. (A former village, nowadays a quarter of the city of Olomouc.)


Katalánie

Katalánie f (relational adjective katalánský, demonym Katalánec, female demonym Katalánka)

katalánský (adjective relational)
Katalánec (demonym)
Katalánka (demonym feminine)
Katalánie (nominative singular)
Katalánie (genitive singular)
Katalánii (dative singular)
Katalánii (accusative singular)
Katalánie (singular vocative)
Katalánii (locative singular)
Katalánií (instrumental singular)
Katalánsko (alternative)

autonomous community
autonomous community

Catalonia (an autonomous community of Spain)


Astrachan

Astrachan m inan (relational adjective astrachanský)


Archimédes

Archimédes (nominative singular)
Archiméda (genitive singular)
Archimédovi (dative singular)
Archiméda (accusative singular)
Archiméde (singular vocative)
Archimédovi (locative singular)
Archimédem (instrumental singular)
Archimedes (alternative)

Archimedes (an ancient Greek mathematician)


Antverpy

Antverpy f pl (relational adjective antverpský, demonym Antverpan)

antverpský (adjective relational)
Antverpan (demonym)
Antverpy (nominative plural)
Antverp (genitive plural)
Antverpám (dative plural)
Antverpy (accusative plural)
Antverpy (plural vocative)
Antverpách (locative plural)
Antverpami (instrumental plural)


Ventura

Ventura m anim (female equivalent Venturová)

Venturová (feminine)
Ventura (nominative singular)
Venturové (nominative plural)
Ventury (genitive singular)
Venturů (genitive plural)
Venturovi (dative singular)
Venturům (dative plural)
Venturu (accusative singular)
Ventury (accusative plural)
Venturo (singular vocative)
Venturové (plural vocative)
Venturovi (locative singular)
Venturech (locative plural)
Venturou (instrumental singular)
Ventury (instrumental plural)


Sluneční soustava

Sluneční soustava (nominative singular)
Sluneční soustavy (nominative plural)
Sluneční soustavy (genitive singular)
Slunečních soustav (genitive plural)
Sluneční soustavě (dative singular)
Slunečním soustavám (dative plural)
Sluneční soustavu (accusative singular)
Sluneční soustavy (accusative plural)
Sluneční soustavo (singular vocative)
Sluneční soustavy (plural vocative)
Sluneční soustavě (locative singular)
Slunečních soustavách (locative plural)
Sluneční soustavou (instrumental singular)
Slunečními soustavami (instrumental plural)

sluneční soustava
sluneční soustava#Czech

Alternative letter-case form of sluneční soustava (Solar System)


Hesensko

Hesensko n (relational adjective hesenský, demonym Hesenec)

hesenský (adjective relational)
Hesenec (demonym)
Hesensko (nominative singular)
Hesenska (genitive singular)
Hesensku (dative singular)
Hesensko (accusative singular)
Hesensko (singular vocative)
Hesensku (locative singular)
Hesenskem (instrumental singular)
Hessensko (alternative)

Bádensko-Württembersko · Bavorsko · Braniborsko · Hesensko · Dolní Sasko · Meklenbursko-Přední Pomořansko · Severní Porýní-Vestfálsko · Porýní-Falc · Sársko · Sasko · Sasko-Anhaltsko · Šlesvicko-Holštýnsko · Durynsko

Hesse (a historical kingdom in central Germany)


Panna Marie Svatokopecká

Panna Marie Svatokopecká (nominative singular)
Panny Marie Svatokopecké (genitive singular)
Panně Marii Svatokopecké (dative singular)
Pannu Marii Svatokopeckou (accusative singular)
Panno Marie Svatokopecká (singular vocative)
Panně Marii Svatokopecké (locative singular)
Pannou Marií Svatokopeckou (instrumental singular)

Na zářijové dny roku 1732 chystala kanonie premonstrátů v Hradisku u Olomouce velké oslavy spojené se stoletým výročím nalezení mariánského obrazu Panny Marie Svatokopecké v roce 1632.

2008, Miroslav Myšák, “Smlouva o tisk knihy mariánské”, in Problematika historických a vzácných knižních fondů Čech, Moravy a Slezska, →ISBN, page 227:

For the September 1732 the Praemonstratian canonry in Hradisko near Olomouc prepared large celebrations connected with a hundred-year anniversary of the discovery of the picture of Madonna of Svatý Kopeček.

picture of the Virgin Mary, found in Svatý Kopeček in 1632; a palladium (protective image) of Moravia


Klášterní Hradisko

Klášterní Hradisko (nominative singular)
Klášterního Hradiska (genitive singular)
Klášternímu Hradisku (dative singular)
Klášterní Hradisko (accusative singular)
Klášterní Hradisko (singular vocative)
Klášterním Hradisku (locative singular)
Klášterním Hradiskem (instrumental singular)

The adjective Klášterní is derived from klášter (“monastery”).
The name Hradisko is from hradisko (“fortified settlement”), which probably lay near the place already before the monastery was founded. Alternative theory suggests that the monastery started to be called this way because of the way in which it had been built.
The first evidence of the name is from 1126 when it was mentioned in a Latin text as Gradisch, which seems to be derived from a predecessor of the Czech hradiště (“fortified settlement”). Written evidence of the Czech name comes e. g. from 1515, when it was written as Hradisscze, later in 1526 it was spelled as Hradistie and in 1599 Hradisstie, all the forms corresponding to the modern spelling of the term for the fortified settlement hradiště. Later forms with central Moravian dialect ending -isko started appearing, such as Gradisko in 1633, and finally prevailed.

Klášterní Hradisko
Klášterní Hradisko#English

Klášterní Hradisko (a former monastery and a former village north-east of the city of Olomouc, nowadays a quarter of Olomouc)


Řepčín

Řepčín m inan (relational adjective řepčínský)

řepčínský (adjective relational)
Řepčín (nominative singular)
Řepčína (genitive singular)
Řepčínu (dative singular)
Řepčín (accusative singular)
Řepčíne (singular vocative)
Řepčíně (locative singular)
Řepčínem (instrumental singular)

From personal name Řepka + possessive suffix -ín, meaning "Řepka's property". The name Řepka comes from Old Czech řěpka, which is a diminutive of řěpa (“beet”).
Historical spelling of the name was very varied. The oldest written evidence is Latin locative form Repsine in 1131, some other occurring variants were Reppsyn (1213), Rzepssinie (locative, 1532), Ržepschein (1676) or Řeptschein (1846). It is sometimes typical that names beginning with R or Ř received H as an initial consonant, which occurred with this name too, resulting in the forms like Hržebczin (1609) or Hřebčjn (1846), causing also a meaning shift towards otherwise unrelated word hřebčín (“stud farm”). That is why folk etymology sometimes also derived the name from hřebec (“stud”).
Řepčín belongs to the group of toponyms in the close surrounding of Olomouc suffixed with -ín (most of which are nowadays parts of Olomouc), compare Břuchotín, Droždín, Hejčín, Hněvotín, Neředín, Slavonín or Třebčín.

Kurzor hopsal po monitoru, znovu přeskočil trať na přejezdu v Řepčíně, minul místní policejní služebnu, i budovu zrušené nemocnice. Edelweiss neměl sebemenší představu, kam vlastně Baran směřuje.

2013, Michal Sýkora, Modré stíny, Host, page 390:

The cursor was hopping on the monitor, jumped over the level crossing in Řepčín, passed by the local police station and also a former hospital building. Edelweiss did not have the merest idea where Baran was heading.

a former village, nowadays a quarter of the city of Olomouc


Lazce

Lazce m inan pl (relational adjective lazecký)

lazecký (adjective relational)
Lazce (nominative plural)
Lazců (genitive plural)
Lazcům (dative plural)
Lazce (accusative plural)
Lazce (plural vocative)
Lazcích (locative plural)
Lazci (instrumental plural)

(generally): From Old Czech lazce, a plural form of lazec, which is a diminutive of Old Czech laz (“land acquired by forest burning”). Compare also other Czech toponyms Laz, Lazy, Lazníky or Lažany.
(quarter of Olomouc): The oldest written mention of the name of the place is from 1298, when the settlement was called in singular Lasecz. The singular was used solely until the end of the 14 century (in 1398 spelled Lazecz), later plural forms Lazky (the descendant of which was the German name of the place Laska) and today's Lazce occurred.
(village near Troubelice): Originally in the singular form Laz (1343), later plural form Lazy (1371 and 1492). The diminutive form Lazce appeared in 1545 for the first time. Some other later forms included Lasce, Lazy or Laze.

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Lazce (a former village, nowadays a quarter of Olomouc, Czech Republic)

Lazce (a village in the Olomouc District, Czech Republic, near Troubelice)

Lazce (a village, an administrative part in the town of Horšovský Týn, Domažlice District, Plzeň, Czech Republic)

Mokré Lazce, Lazce (a village in the Opava District, Moravian-Silesian Region, Czech Republic)

Suché Lazce, Lazce (a former village, nowadays an administrative part of city of Opava, Opava District, Moravian-Silesian Region, Czech Republic)


Veber

cs-proper noun

Veber m anim (female equivalent Veberová)

Veberová (feminine)
Veber (nominative singular)
Veberové (nominative plural)
Vebera (genitive singular)
Veberů (genitive plural)
Veberovi (dative singular)
Veberům (dative plural)
Vebera (accusative singular)
Vebery (accusative plural)
Vebere (singular vocative)
Veberové (plural vocative)
Veberovi (locative singular)
Veberech (locative plural)
Veberem (instrumental singular)
Vebery (instrumental plural)


Fara

Farová (feminine)
Fara (nominative singular)
Farové (nominative plural)
Fary (genitive singular)
Farů (genitive plural)
Farovi (dative singular)
Farům (dative plural)
Faru (accusative singular)
Fary (accusative plural)
Faro (singular vocative)
Farové (plural vocative)
Farovi (locative singular)
Farech (locative plural)
Farou (instrumental singular)
Fary (instrumental plural)


Duda

Dudová (feminine)
Duda (nominative singular)
Dudové (nominative plural)
Dudy (genitive singular)
Dudů (genitive plural)
Dudovi (dative singular)
Dudům (dative plural)
Dudu (accusative singular)
Dudy (accusative plural)
Dudo (singular vocative)
Dudové (plural vocative)
Dudovi (locative singular)
Dudech (locative plural)
Dudou (instrumental singular)
Dudy (instrumental plural)

From dudy (“bagpipes”) or dudek (“hoopoe”).


Charta 77

Charta 77 (nominative singular)
Charty 77 (genitive singular)
Chartě 77 (dative singular)
Chartu 77 (accusative singular)
Charto 77 (singular vocative)
Chartě 77 (locative singular)
Chartou 77 (instrumental singular)
Charta (alternative)

From charta + 77. The number refers to the year 1977, when the document was written.

Charter 77 (1977 document criticizing the Czechoslovak government for failing to implement human rights provisions of a number of documents it signed)

Charter 77 (Czechoslovak civic initiative introducing the document and demanding respecting human, civil and political rights of people by the communist government)


Hejčín

Hejčín m inan (relational adjective hejčínský)

hejčínský (adjective relational)
Hejčín (nominative singular)
Hejčína (genitive singular)
Hejčínu (dative singular)
Hejčín (accusative singular)
Hejčíne (singular vocative)
Hejčíně (locative singular)
Hejčínem (instrumental singular)

[ˈɦɛjt͡ʃiːn]

From personal name Hajka + possessive suffix -ín, meaning "Hajka's property". The name Hajka is related to háj (“grove”).
The name of the village was first recorded in 1078 as Gaychin, all later forms are written with H, for example Haychin (1275), Haječín (1437) or Hagczin (1517). The first vowel "a" changed later into "e", which was first recorded in 1595 (Heyčzyn). Current spelling Hejčín was first recorded in 1872.
Hejčín belongs to the group of toponyms in the close surrounding of Olomouc suffixed with -ín (most of which are nowadays parts of Olomouc), compare Břuchotín, Droždín, Hněvotín, Neředín, Řepčín, Slavonín or Třebčín.

Za čtyřproudovkou viděl zástavbu Hejčína s krásnou štíhlou věží kostela svatého Cyrila a Metoděje.

2013, Michal Sýkora, Modré stíny, Host, page 259:

Behind the four-lane highway he saw the buildings of Hejčín with the beautiful slender steeple of the church of Saints Cyril and Methodius.


Sala

Salová (feminine)
Sala (nominative singular)
Salové (nominative plural)
Saly (genitive singular)
Salů (genitive plural)
Salovi (dative singular)
Salům (dative plural)
Salu (accusative singular)
Saly (accusative plural)
Salo (singular vocative)
Salové (plural vocative)
Salovi (locative singular)
Salech (locative plural)
Salou (instrumental singular)
Saly (instrumental plural)


Chomoutov

Chomoutov m inan (relational adjective chomutovský)

chomutovský (adjective relational)
Chomoutov (nominative singular)
Chomoutova (genitive singular)
Chomoutovu (dative singular)
Chomoutov (accusative singular)
Chomoutove (singular vocative)
Chomoutově (locative singular)
Chomoutovem (instrumental singular)
Chomutow (alternative)

A 1078 document, accompanying the foundation of the Hradisko Monastery, refers to the village as Chomutowiczi. It was derived from personal name Chomút + -ovice, meaning "a village of Chomút's people". The name Chomút is from chomút (“horsecollar”), which was also used as a nickname for a clumsy person. The suffix -ovice was shortened to -ov in the 14th century (similarly as in some other Moravian oikonyms, compare e. g. Holešov or Prostějov).
Compare also Chomutov.

Pánem Chomoutova byl po šest staletí až do svého zrušení v roce 1784 klášter Hradisko.

2013, Milan Tichák, Vzpomínky na starou Olomouc a její předměstí, Olomouc: Burian a Tichák, →ISBN, page 221:

The Hradisko Monastery was the owner of Chomoutov for six centuries until its abolition in 1784.

Chomoutov (a former village, nowadays a quarter of the city of Olomouc)


Pham

Phamová (feminine)
Pham (nominative singular)
Phamové (nominative plural)
Phama (genitive singular)
Phamů (genitive plural)
Phamovi (dative singular)
Phamům (dative plural)
Phama (accusative singular)
Phamy (accusative plural)
Phame (singular vocative)
Phamové (plural vocative)
Phamovi (locative singular)
Phamech (locative plural)
Phamem (instrumental singular)
Phamy (instrumental plural)


Huynh

Huynh m anim (female equivalent Huynhová)


Vo

Voová (feminine)
Vo (nominative singular)
Vové (nominative plural)
Va (genitive singular)
Vů (genitive plural)
Vovi (dative singular)
Vům (dative plural)
Va (accusative singular)
Vy (accusative plural)
Vo (singular vocative)
Vové (plural vocative)
Vovi (locative singular)
Vech (locative plural)
Vem (instrumental singular)
Vy (instrumental plural)


Vos

Vosová (feminine)
Vos (nominative singular)
Vosové (nominative plural)
Vosa (genitive singular)
Vosů (genitive plural)
Vosovi (dative singular)
Vosům (dative plural)
Vosa (accusative singular)
Vosy (accusative plural)
Vose (singular vocative)
Vosové (plural vocative)
Vosovi (locative singular)
Vosech (locative plural)
Vosem (instrumental singular)
Vosy (instrumental plural)


Ngo

Ngoová (feminine)
Ngo (nominative singular)
Ngové (nominative plural)
Nga (genitive singular)
Ngů (genitive plural)
Ngovi (dative singular)
Ngům (dative plural)
Nga (accusative singular)
Ngy (accusative plural)
Ngo (singular vocative)
Ngové (plural vocative)
Ngovi (locative singular)
Nzích (locative plural)
Ngem (instrumental singular)
Ngy (instrumental plural)


Hoang

Hoang m anim (female equivalent Hoangová)


Duong

Duong m anim (female equivalent Duongová)


Hager

Hager m anim (female equivalent Hagerová)

Hagerová (feminine)
Hager (nominative singular)
Hagerové (nominative plural)
Hagera (genitive singular)
Hagerů (genitive plural)
Hagerovi (dative singular)
Hagerům (dative plural)
Hagera (accusative singular)
Hagery (accusative plural)
Hagere (singular vocative)
Hagerové (plural vocative)
Hagerovi (locative singular)
Hagerech (locative plural)
Hagerem (instrumental singular)
Hagery (instrumental plural)


Beyer

Beyer m anim (female equivalent Beyerová)

Beyerová (feminine)
Beyer (nominative singular)
Beyerové (nominative plural)
Beyera (genitive singular)
Beyerů (genitive plural)
Beyerovi (dative singular)
Beyerům (dative plural)
Beyera (accusative singular)
Beyery (accusative plural)
Beyere (singular vocative)
Beyerové (plural vocative)
Beyerovi (locative singular)
Beyerech (locative plural)
Beyerem (instrumental singular)
Beyery (instrumental plural)


Delong

Delong m anim (female equivalent Delongová)

Delongová (feminine)
Delong (nominative singular)
Delongové (nominative plural)
Delonga (genitive singular)
Delongů (genitive plural)
Delongovi (dative singular)
Delongům (dative plural)
Delonga (accusative singular)
Delongy (accusative plural)
Delongu (singular vocative)
Delongové (plural vocative)
Delongovi (locative singular)
Delonzích (locative plural)
Delongem (instrumental singular)
Delongy (instrumental plural)


Altman

Altman m anim (female equivalent Altmanová)

Altmanová (feminine)
Altman (nominative singular)
Altmané (nominative plural)
Altmani (nominative plural)
Altmana (genitive singular)
Altmanů (genitive plural)
Altmanovi (dative singular)
Altmanům (dative plural)
Altmana (accusative singular)
Altmany (accusative plural)
Altmane (singular vocative)
Altmané (plural vocative)
Altmani (plural vocative)
Altmanovi (locative singular)
Altmanech (locative plural)
Altmanem (instrumental singular)
Altmany (instrumental plural)


Luu

Luuová (feminine)
Luu (nominative singular)
Luuové (nominative plural)
Luua (genitive singular)
Luuů (genitive plural)
Luuovi (dative singular)
Luuům (dative plural)
Luua (accusative singular)
Luuy (accusative plural)
Luu (singular vocative)
Luuové (plural vocative)
Luuovi (locative singular)
Luuech (locative plural)
Luuem (instrumental singular)
Luuy (instrumental plural)


Sauer

Sauer m anim (female equivalent Sauerová)

Sauerová (feminine)
Sauer (nominative singular)
Sauerové (nominative plural)
Sauera (genitive singular)
Sauerů (genitive plural)
Sauerovi (dative singular)
Sauerům (dative plural)
Sauera (accusative singular)
Sauery (accusative plural)
Sauere (singular vocative)
Sauerové (plural vocative)
Sauerovi (locative singular)
Sauerech (locative plural)
Sauerem (instrumental singular)
Sauery (instrumental plural)


Trinh

Trinh m anim (female equivalent Trinhová)


Gruber

Gruber m anim (female equivalent Gruberová)

Gruberová (feminine)
Gruber (nominative singular)
Gruberové (nominative plural)
Grubera (genitive singular)
Gruberů (genitive plural)
Gruberovi (dative singular)
Gruberům (dative plural)
Grubera (accusative singular)
Grubery (accusative plural)
Grubere (singular vocative)
Gruberové (plural vocative)
Gruberovi (locative singular)
Gruberech (locative plural)
Gruberem (instrumental singular)
Grubery (instrumental plural)


Topolany

Topolany m inan pl (relational adjective topolanský)

topolanský (adjective relational)
Topolany (nominative plural)
Topolan (genitive plural)
Topolanům (dative plural)
Topolany (accusative plural)
Topolany (plural vocative)
Topolanech (locative plural)
Topolany (instrumental plural)

From the accusative of Old Czech topolěné (“people living among poplar trees or at a poplar tree”); compare e. g. Bučany, Dubany, Lipany, Lubany or Olšany. From Proto-Slavic *topolь (“poplar”).

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Po roce 1993 přinesla Topolanům celostátní – do jisté míry však i mezinárodní – věhlas nevládní humanitární organizace Dětské centrum 1990 Olomouc, která zde ve dvou někdejších statcích vede speciální školu s chráněnými dílnami, zahradou a jiným zařízením pro děti s kombinovanými vadami.

2013, Milan Tichák, Vzpomínky na starou Olomouc a její předměstí, Olomouc: Burian a Tichák, →ISBN, page 284:

After 1993 the non-governmental organization Dětské centrum 1990 Olomouc, which here in two former farmhouses leads a specialized school with protected workshops, a garden and other equipment for children with combined disabilities, brought a nationwide – and to a certain extent also international – fame to Topolany.

quarter of Olomouc, the Czech Republic; former village

vanished village near Vranovice, the Czech Republic


Lusk

Lusková (feminine)
Lusk (nominative singular)
Luskové (nominative plural)
Luska (genitive singular)
Lusků (genitive plural)
Luskovi (dative singular)
Luskům (dative plural)
Luska (accusative singular)
Lusky (accusative plural)
Lusku (singular vocative)
Luskové (plural vocative)
Luskovi (locative singular)
Luscích (locative plural)
Luskem (instrumental singular)
Lusky (instrumental plural)


Kolb

Kolbová (feminine)
Kolb (nominative singular)
Kolbové (nominative plural)
Kolba (genitive singular)
Kolbů (genitive plural)
Kolbovi (dative singular)
Kolbům (dative plural)
Kolba (accusative singular)
Kolby (accusative plural)
Kolbe (singular vocative)
Kolbové (plural vocative)
Kolbovi (locative singular)
Kolbech (locative plural)
Kolbem (instrumental singular)
Kolby (instrumental plural)


Reichert

cs-proper noun

Reichert m anim (female equivalent Reichertová)

Reichertová (feminine)
Reichert (nominative singular)
Reichertové (nominative plural)
Reicherta (genitive singular)
Reichertů (genitive plural)
Reichertovi (dative singular)
Reichertům (dative plural)
Reicherta (accusative singular)
Reicherty (accusative plural)
Reicherte (singular vocative)
Reichertové (plural vocative)
Reichertovi (locative singular)
Reichertech (locative plural)
Reichertem (instrumental singular)
Reicherty (instrumental plural)


Bittner

Bittner m anim (female equivalent Bittnerová)

Bittnerová (feminine)
Bittner (nominative singular)
Bittnerové (nominative plural)
Bittnera (genitive singular)
Bittnerů (genitive plural)
Bittnerovi (dative singular)
Bittnerům (dative plural)
Bittnera (accusative singular)
Bittnery (accusative plural)
Bittnere (singular vocative)
Bittnerové (plural vocative)
Bittnerovi (locative singular)
Bittnerech (locative plural)
Bittnerem (instrumental singular)
Bittnery (instrumental plural)


Landa

Landa m anim (female equivalent Landová)

Landová (feminine)
Landa (nominative singular)
Landové (nominative plural)
Landy (genitive singular)
Landů (genitive plural)
Landovi (dative singular)
Landům (dative plural)
Landu (accusative singular)
Landy (accusative plural)
Lando (singular vocative)
Landové (plural vocative)
Landovi (locative singular)
Landech (locative plural)
Landou (instrumental singular)
Landy (instrumental plural)

a male surname transferred from the given name


Vaca

Vacová (feminine)
Vaca (nominative singular)
Vacové (nominative plural)
Vaci (genitive singular)
Vaců (genitive plural)
Vacovi (dative singular)
Vacům (dative plural)
Vacu (accusative singular)
Vaci (accusative plural)
Vaco (singular vocative)
Vacové (plural vocative)
Vacovi (locative singular)
Vacích (locative plural)
Vacou (instrumental singular)
Vaci (instrumental plural)


Kling

Kling m anim (female equivalent Klingová)

Klingová (feminine)
Kling (nominative singular)
Klingové (nominative plural)
Klinga (genitive singular)
Klingů (genitive plural)
Klingovi (dative singular)
Klingům (dative plural)
Klinga (accusative singular)
Klingy (accusative plural)
Klingu (singular vocative)
Klingové (plural vocative)
Klingovi (locative singular)
Klinzích (locative plural)
Klingem (instrumental singular)
Klingy (instrumental plural)


Lindner

Lindner m anim (female equivalent Lindnerová)

Lindnerová (feminine)
Lindner (nominative singular)
Lindnerové (nominative plural)
Lindnera (genitive singular)
Lindnerů (genitive plural)
Lindnerovi (dative singular)
Lindnerům (dative plural)
Lindnera (accusative singular)
Lindnery (accusative plural)
Lindnere (singular vocative)
Lindnerové (plural vocative)
Lindnerovi (locative singular)
Lindnerech (locative plural)
Lindnerem (instrumental singular)
Lindnery (instrumental plural)


Koller

Koller m anim (female equivalent Kollerová)

Kollerová (feminine)
Koller (nominative singular)
Kollerové (nominative plural)
Kollera (genitive singular)
Kollerů (genitive plural)
Kollerovi (dative singular)
Kollerům (dative plural)
Kollera (accusative singular)
Kollery (accusative plural)
Kollere (singular vocative)
Kollerové (plural vocative)
Kollerovi (locative singular)
Kollerech (locative plural)
Kollerem (instrumental singular)
Kollery (instrumental plural)


Kesler

Kesler m anim (female equivalent Keslerová)

Keslerová (feminine)
Kesler (nominative singular)
Keslerové (nominative plural)
Keslera (genitive singular)
Keslerů (genitive plural)
Keslerovi (dative singular)
Keslerům (dative plural)
Keslera (accusative singular)
Keslery (accusative plural)
Keslere (singular vocative)
Keslerové (plural vocative)
Keslerovi (locative singular)
Keslerech (locative plural)
Keslerem (instrumental singular)
Keslery (instrumental plural)


Weil

Weilová (feminine)
Weil (nominative singular)
Weilové (nominative plural)
Weila (genitive singular)
Weilů (genitive plural)
Weilovi (dative singular)
Weilům (dative plural)
Weila (accusative singular)
Weily (accusative plural)
Weile (singular vocative)
Weilové (plural vocative)
Weilovi (locative singular)
Weilech (locative plural)
Weilem (instrumental singular)
Weily (instrumental plural)


Probst

Probst m anim (female equivalent Probstová)

Probstová (feminine)
Probst (nominative singular)
Probstové (nominative plural)
Probsta (genitive singular)
Probstů (genitive plural)
Probstovi (dative singular)
Probstům (dative plural)
Probsta (accusative singular)
Probsty (accusative plural)
Probste (singular vocative)
Probstové (plural vocative)
Probstovi (locative singular)
Probstech (locative plural)
Probstem (instrumental singular)
Probsty (instrumental plural)


Klug

Klugová (feminine)
Klug (nominative singular)
Klugové (nominative plural)
Kluga (genitive singular)
Klugů (genitive plural)
Klugovi (dative singular)
Klugům (dative plural)
Kluga (accusative singular)
Klugy (accusative plural)
Klugu (singular vocative)
Klugové (plural vocative)
Klugovi (locative singular)
Kluzích (locative plural)
Klugem (instrumental singular)
Klugy (instrumental plural)


Bartel

Bartel m anim (female equivalent Bartelová)

Bartelová (feminine)
Bartel (nominative singular)
Bartelové (nominative plural)
Bartele (genitive singular)
Bartelů (genitive plural)
Bartelovi (dative singular)
Bartelům (dative plural)
Bartele (accusative singular)
Bartele (accusative plural)
Barteli (singular vocative)
Bartelové (plural vocative)
Bartelovi (locative singular)
Bartelích (locative plural)
Bartelem (instrumental singular)
Barteli (instrumental plural)


Sokol

Sokol m anim (female equivalent Sokolová)

Sokolová (feminine)
Sokol (nominative singular)
Sokolové (nominative plural)
Sokola (genitive singular)
Sokolů (genitive plural)
Sokolovi (dative singular)
Sokolům (dative plural)
Sokola (accusative singular)
Sokoly (accusative plural)
Sokole (singular vocative)
Sokolové (plural vocative)
Sokolovi (locative singular)
Sokolech (locative plural)
Sokolem (instrumental singular)
Sokoly (instrumental plural)


Bodnar

Bodnar m anim (female equivalent Bodnarová)

Bodnarová (feminine)
Bodnar (nominative singular)
Bodnarové (nominative plural)
Bodnara (genitive singular)
Bodnarů (genitive plural)
Bodnarovi (dative singular)
Bodnarům (dative plural)
Bodnara (accusative singular)
Bodnary (accusative plural)
Bodnare (singular vocative)
Bodnarové (plural vocative)
Bodnarovi (locative singular)
Bodnarech (locative plural)
Bodnarem (instrumental singular)
Bodnary (instrumental plural)
Bodnár (alternative)


Hafner

Hafner m anim (female equivalent Hafnerová)

Hafnerová (feminine)
Hafner (nominative singular)
Hafnerové (nominative plural)
Hafnera (genitive singular)
Hafnerů (genitive plural)
Hafnerovi (dative singular)
Hafnerům (dative plural)
Hafnera (accusative singular)
Hafnery (accusative plural)
Hafnere (singular vocative)
Hafnerové (plural vocative)
Hafnerovi (locative singular)
Hafnerech (locative plural)
Hafnerem (instrumental singular)
Hafnery (instrumental plural)


Hertel

Hertel m anim (female equivalent Hertlová)

Hertlová (feminine)
Hertel (nominative singular)
Hertelové (nominative plural)
Hertele (genitive singular)
Hertelů (genitive plural)
Hertelovi (dative singular)
Hertelům (dative plural)
Hertele (accusative singular)
Hertele (accusative plural)
Herteli (singular vocative)
Hertelové (plural vocative)
Hertelovi (locative singular)
Hertelích (locative plural)
Hertelem (instrumental singular)
Herteli (instrumental plural)


Devera

Devera m anim (female equivalent Deverová)

Deverová (feminine)
Devera (nominative singular)
Deverové (nominative plural)
Devery (genitive singular)
Deverů (genitive plural)
Deverovi (dative singular)
Deverům (dative plural)
Deveru (accusative singular)
Devery (accusative plural)
Devero (singular vocative)
Deverové (plural vocative)
Deverovi (locative singular)
Deverech (locative plural)
Deverou (instrumental singular)
Devery (instrumental plural)


Danko

Danko m anim (female equivalent Danková)

Danková (feminine)
Danko (nominative singular)
Dankové (nominative plural)
Danka (genitive singular)
Danků (genitive plural)
Dankovi (dative singular)
Dankům (dative plural)
Danka (accusative singular)
Danky (accusative plural)
Danko (singular vocative)
Dankové (plural vocative)
Dankovi (locative singular)
Dancích (locative plural)
Dankem (instrumental singular)
Danky (instrumental plural)


Bartos

Bartos m anim (female equivalent Bartosová)

Bartosová (feminine)
Bartos (nominative singular)
Bartosové (nominative plural)
Bartosa (genitive singular)
Bartosů (genitive plural)
Bartosovi (dative singular)
Bartosům (dative plural)
Bartosa (accusative singular)
Bartosy (accusative plural)
Bartose (singular vocative)
Bartosové (plural vocative)
Bartosovi (locative singular)
Bartosech (locative plural)
Bartosem (instrumental singular)
Bartosy (instrumental plural)


Leitner

Leitner m anim (female equivalent Leitnerová)

Leitnerová (feminine)
Leitner (nominative singular)
Leitnerové (nominative plural)
Leitnera (genitive singular)
Leitnerů (genitive plural)
Leitnerovi (dative singular)
Leitnerům (dative plural)
Leitnera (accusative singular)
Leitnery (accusative plural)
Leitnere (singular vocative)
Leitnerové (plural vocative)
Leitnerovi (locative singular)
Leitnerech (locative plural)
Leitnerem (instrumental singular)
Leitnery (instrumental plural)


Kantor

Kantor m anim (female equivalent Kantorová)

Kantorová (feminine)
Kantor (nominative singular)
Kantorové (nominative plural)
Kantora (genitive singular)
Kantorů (genitive plural)
Kantorovi (dative singular)
Kantorům (dative plural)
Kantora (accusative singular)
Kantory (accusative plural)
Kantore (singular vocative)
Kantorové (plural vocative)
Kantorovi (locative singular)
Kantorech (locative plural)
Kantorem (instrumental singular)
Kantory (instrumental plural)


Fetter

Fetter m anim (female equivalent Fetterová)

Fetterová (feminine)
Fetter (nominative singular)
Fetterové (nominative plural)
Fettera (genitive singular)
Fetterů (genitive plural)
Fetterovi (dative singular)
Fetterům (dative plural)
Fettera (accusative singular)
Fettery (accusative plural)
Fettere (singular vocative)
Fetterové (plural vocative)
Fetterovi (locative singular)
Fetterech (locative plural)
Fetterem (instrumental singular)
Fettery (instrumental plural)


Holzer

Holzer m anim (female equivalent Holzerová)

Holzerová (feminine)
Holzer (nominative singular)
Holzerové (nominative plural)
Holzera (genitive singular)
Holzerů (genitive plural)
Holzerovi (dative singular)
Holzerům (dative plural)
Holzera (accusative singular)
Holzery (accusative plural)
Holzere (singular vocative)
Holzerové (plural vocative)
Holzerovi (locative singular)
Holzerech (locative plural)
Holzerem (instrumental singular)
Holzery (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Middle High German holzer (“lumberjack”).


Rosner

cs-proper noun

Rosner m anim (female equivalent Rosnerová)

Rosnerová (feminine)
Rosner (nominative singular)
Rosnerové (nominative plural)
Rosnera (genitive singular)
Rosnerů (genitive plural)
Rosnerovi (dative singular)
Rosnerům (dative plural)
Rosnera (accusative singular)
Rosnery (accusative plural)
Rosnere (singular vocative)
Rosnerové (plural vocative)
Rosnerovi (locative singular)
Rosnerech (locative plural)
Rosnerem (instrumental singular)
Rosnery (instrumental plural)


Lerch

Lerch m anim (female equivalent Lerchová)

Lerchová (feminine)
Lerch (nominative singular)
Lerchové (nominative plural)
Lercha (genitive singular)
Lerchů (genitive plural)
Lerchovi (dative singular)
Lerchům (dative plural)
Lercha (accusative singular)
Lerchy (accusative plural)
Lerchu (singular vocative)
Lerchové (plural vocative)
Lerchovi (locative singular)
Lerších (locative plural)
Lerchem (instrumental singular)
Lerchy (instrumental plural)


Troup

Troup m anim (female equivalent Troupová)

Troupová (feminine)
Troup (nominative singular)
Troupové (nominative plural)
Troupa (genitive singular)
Troupů (genitive plural)
Troupovi (dative singular)
Troupům (dative plural)
Troupa (accusative singular)
Troupy (accusative plural)
Troupe (singular vocative)
Troupové (plural vocative)
Troupovi (locative singular)
Troupech (locative plural)
Troupem (instrumental singular)
Troupy (instrumental plural)


Gust

Gustová (feminine)
Gust (nominative singular)
Gustové (nominative plural)
Gusta (genitive singular)
Gustů (genitive plural)
Gustovi (dative singular)
Gustům (dative plural)
Gusta (accusative singular)
Gusty (accusative plural)
Guste (singular vocative)
Gustové (plural vocative)
Gustovi (locative singular)
Gustech (locative plural)
Gustem (instrumental singular)
Gusty (instrumental plural)


Eisner

Eisner m anim (female equivalent Eisnerová)

Eisnerová (feminine)
Eisner (nominative singular)
Eisnerové (nominative plural)
Eisnera (genitive singular)
Eisnerů (genitive plural)
Eisnerovi (dative singular)
Eisnerům (dative plural)
Eisnera (accusative singular)
Eisnery (accusative plural)
Eisnere (singular vocative)
Eisnerové (plural vocative)
Eisnerovi (locative singular)
Eisnerech (locative plural)
Eisnerem (instrumental singular)
Eisnery (instrumental plural)


Blaha

Blaha m anim (female equivalent Blahová)

Blahová (feminine)
Blaha (nominative singular)
Blahové (nominative plural)
Blahy (genitive singular)
Blahů (genitive plural)
Blahovi (dative singular)
Blahům (dative plural)
Blahu (accusative singular)
Blahy (accusative plural)
Blaho (singular vocative)
Blahové (plural vocative)
Blahovi (locative singular)
Blazích (locative plural)
Blahou (instrumental singular)
Blahy (instrumental plural)


Riemer

Riemer m anim (female equivalent Riemerová)

Riemerová (feminine)
Riemer (nominative singular)
Riemerové (nominative plural)
Riemera (genitive singular)
Riemerů (genitive plural)
Riemerovi (dative singular)
Riemerům (dative plural)
Riemera (accusative singular)
Riemery (accusative plural)
Riemere (singular vocative)
Riemerové (plural vocative)
Riemerovi (locative singular)
Riemerech (locative plural)
Riemerem (instrumental singular)
Riemery (instrumental plural)


Straka

Straka m anim (female equivalent Straková)

Straková (feminine)
Straka (nominative singular)
Strakové (nominative plural)
Straky (genitive singular)
Straků (genitive plural)
Strakovi (dative singular)
Strakům (dative plural)
Straku (accusative singular)
Straky (accusative plural)
Strako (singular vocative)
Strakové (plural vocative)
Strakovi (locative singular)
Stracích (locative plural)
Strakou (instrumental singular)
Straky (instrumental plural)


Socha

Socha m anim (female equivalent Sochová)

Sochová (feminine)
Socha (nominative singular)
Sochové (nominative plural)
Sochy (genitive singular)
Sochů (genitive plural)
Sochovi (dative singular)
Sochům (dative plural)
Sochu (accusative singular)
Sochy (accusative plural)
Socho (singular vocative)
Sochové (plural vocative)
Sochovi (locative singular)
Soších (locative plural)
Sochou (instrumental singular)
Sochy (instrumental plural)


Wiesner

Wiesner m anim (female equivalent Wiesnerová)

Wiesnerová (feminine)
Wiesner (nominative singular)
Wiesnerové (nominative plural)
Wiesnera (genitive singular)
Wiesnerů (genitive plural)
Wiesnerovi (dative singular)
Wiesnerům (dative plural)
Wiesnera (accusative singular)
Wiesnery (accusative plural)
Wiesnere (singular vocative)
Wiesnerové (plural vocative)
Wiesnerovi (locative singular)
Wiesnerech (locative plural)
Wiesnerem (instrumental singular)
Wiesnery (instrumental plural)


Foret

Foret m anim (female equivalent Foretová)

Foretová (feminine)
Foret (nominative singular)
Foretové (nominative plural)
Foreta (genitive singular)
Foretů (genitive plural)
Foretovi (dative singular)
Foretům (dative plural)
Foreta (accusative singular)
Forety (accusative plural)
Forete (singular vocative)
Foretové (plural vocative)
Foretovi (locative singular)
Foretech (locative plural)
Foretem (instrumental singular)
Forety (instrumental plural)


Toman

Toman m anim (female equivalent Tomanová)

Tomanová (feminine)
Toman (nominative singular)
Tomané (nominative plural)
Tomani (nominative plural)
Tomana (genitive singular)
Tomanů (genitive plural)
Tomanovi (dative singular)
Tomanům (dative plural)
Tomana (accusative singular)
Tomany (accusative plural)
Tomane (singular vocative)
Tomané (plural vocative)
Tomani (plural vocative)
Tomanovi (locative singular)
Tomanech (locative plural)
Tomanem (instrumental singular)
Tomany (instrumental plural)


Hutter

Hutter m anim (female equivalent Hutterová)

Hutterová (feminine)
Hutter (nominative singular)
Hutterové (nominative plural)
Huttera (genitive singular)
Hutterů (genitive plural)
Hutterovi (dative singular)
Hutterům (dative plural)
Huttera (accusative singular)
Huttery (accusative plural)
Huttere (singular vocative)
Hutterové (plural vocative)
Hutterovi (locative singular)
Hutterech (locative plural)
Hutterem (instrumental singular)
Huttery (instrumental plural)


Pecina

Pecina m anim (female equivalent Pecinová)

Pecinová (feminine)
Pecina (nominative singular)
Pecinové (nominative plural)
Peciny (genitive singular)
Pecinů (genitive plural)
Pecinovi (dative singular)
Pecinům (dative plural)
Pecinu (accusative singular)
Peciny (accusative plural)
Pecino (singular vocative)
Pecinové (plural vocative)
Pecinovi (locative singular)
Pecinech (locative plural)
Pecinou (instrumental singular)
Peciny (instrumental plural)


Kober

Kober m anim (female equivalent Koberová)

Koberová (feminine)
Kober (nominative singular)
Koberové (nominative plural)
Kobera (genitive singular)
Koberů (genitive plural)
Koberovi (dative singular)
Koberům (dative plural)
Kobera (accusative singular)
Kobery (accusative plural)
Kobere (singular vocative)
Koberové (plural vocative)
Koberovi (locative singular)
Koberech (locative plural)
Koberem (instrumental singular)
Kobery (instrumental plural)


Janda

Janda m anim (female equivalent Jandová)

Jandová (feminine)
Janda (nominative singular)
Jandové (nominative plural)
Jandy (genitive singular)
Jandů (genitive plural)
Jandovi (dative singular)
Jandům (dative plural)
Jandu (accusative singular)
Jandy (accusative plural)
Jando (singular vocative)
Jandové (plural vocative)
Jandovi (locative singular)
Jandech (locative plural)
Jandou (instrumental singular)
Jandy (instrumental plural)


Keltner

Keltner m anim (female equivalent Keltnerová)

Keltnerová (feminine)
Keltner (nominative singular)
Keltnerové (nominative plural)
Keltnera (genitive singular)
Keltnerů (genitive plural)
Keltnerovi (dative singular)
Keltnerům (dative plural)
Keltnera (accusative singular)
Keltnery (accusative plural)
Keltnere (singular vocative)
Keltnerové (plural vocative)
Keltnerovi (locative singular)
Keltnerech (locative plural)
Keltnerem (instrumental singular)
Keltnery (instrumental plural)


Lauber

Lauber m anim (female equivalent Lauberová)

Lauberová (feminine)
Lauber (nominative singular)
Lauberové (nominative plural)
Laubera (genitive singular)
Lauberů (genitive plural)
Lauberovi (dative singular)
Lauberům (dative plural)
Laubera (accusative singular)
Laubery (accusative plural)
Laubere (singular vocative)
Lauberové (plural vocative)
Lauberovi (locative singular)
Lauberech (locative plural)
Lauberem (instrumental singular)
Laubery (instrumental plural)