Filip

Filip (nominative singular)
Filipové (nominative plural)
Filipa (genitive singular)
Filipů (genitive plural)
Filipovi (dative singular)
Filipům (dative plural)
Filipa (accusative singular)
Filipy (accusative plural)
Filipe (singular vocative)
Filipové (plural vocative)
Filipovi (locative singular)
Filipech (locative plural)
Filipem (instrumental singular)
Filipy (instrumental plural)

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


Pythagoras

cs-proper noun

Pythagoras m anim (relational adjective Pythagorův)

Pythagorův (adjective relational)
Pythagoras (nominative singular)
Pythagora (genitive singular)
Pythagorovi (dative singular)
Pythagora (accusative singular)
Pythagore (singular vocative)
Pythagorovi (locative singular)
Pythagorem (instrumental singular)


Irák

Irák m inan (relational adjective irácký, demonym Iráčan)

irácký (adjective relational)
Iráčan (demonym)
Irák (nominative singular)
Iráku (genitive singular)
Iráku (dative singular)
Irák (accusative singular)
Iráku (singular vocative)
Iráku (locative singular)
Irákem (instrumental singular)

Iraq (a country in Western Asia, in the Middle East)


Virginie

Virginie f (relational adjective virginský, demonym Virgiňan, female demonym Virgiňanka)

virginský (adjective relational)
Virgiňan (demonym)
Virgiňanka (demonym feminine)
Virginie (nominative singular)
Virginie (genitive singular)
Virginii (dative singular)
Virginii (accusative singular)
Virginie (singular vocative)
Virginii (locative singular)
Virginií (instrumental singular)


Virginie

Virginie (nominative singular)
Virginie (nominative plural)
Virginie (genitive singular)
Virginií (genitive plural)
Virginii (dative singular)
Virginiím (dative plural)
Virginii (accusative singular)
Virginie (accusative plural)
Virginie (singular vocative)
Virginie (plural vocative)
Virginii (locative singular)
Virginiích (locative plural)
Virginií (instrumental singular)
Virginiemi (instrumental plural)
Virgínie (alternative)
Virginia (alternative)

a female given name, equivalent to English Virginia


Felix

Felix (nominative singular)
Felixové (nominative plural)
Felixa (genitive singular)
Felixů (genitive plural)
Felixovi (dative singular)
Felixu (dative singular)
Felixům (dative plural)
Felixa (accusative singular)
Felixy (accusative plural)
Felixe (singular vocative)
Felixové (plural vocative)
Felixovi (locative singular)
Felixu (locative singular)
Felixech (locative plural)
Felixem (instrumental singular)
Felixy (instrumental plural)

a male given name from Latin, equivalent to English Felix


Arménie

Arménie f (relational adjective arménský, demonym Armén, female demonym Arménka)

arménský (adjective relational)
Armén (demonym)
Arménka (demonym feminine)
Arménie (nominative singular)
Arménie (genitive singular)
Arménii (dative singular)
Arménii (accusative singular)
Arménie (singular vocative)
Arménii (locative singular)
Arménií (instrumental singular)

Armenia (A country in the South Caucasus region of Asia, sometimes considered to belong politically to Europe)


Abdon

Abdon (nominative singular)
Abdonové (nominative plural)
Abdona (genitive singular)
Abdonů (genitive plural)
Abdonovi (dative singular)
Abdonu (dative singular)
Abdonům (dative plural)
Abdona (accusative singular)
Abdony (accusative plural)
Abdone (singular vocative)
Abdonové (plural vocative)
Abdonovi (locative singular)
Abdonu (locative singular)
Abdonech (locative plural)
Abdonem (instrumental singular)
Abdony (instrumental plural)

a male given name from Hebrew, equivalent to English Abdon


Adamus

Adamus m anim (female equivalent Adamusová)

Adamusová (feminine)
Adamus (nominative singular)
Adamusové (nominative plural)
Adamusa (genitive singular)
Adamusů (genitive plural)
Adamusovi (dative singular)
Adamusům (dative plural)
Adamusa (accusative singular)
Adamusy (accusative plural)
Adamuse (singular vocative)
Adamusové (plural vocative)
Adamusovi (locative singular)
Adamusech (locative plural)
Adamusem (instrumental singular)
Adamusy (instrumental plural)


Adrien

Adrien (nominative singular)
Adrienové (nominative plural)
Adriena (genitive singular)
Adrienů (genitive plural)
Adrienovi (dative singular)
Adrienu (dative singular)
Adrienům (dative plural)
Adriena (accusative singular)
Adrieny (accusative plural)
Adriene (singular vocative)
Adrienové (plural vocative)
Adrienovi (locative singular)
Adrienu (locative singular)
Adrienech (locative plural)
Adrienem (instrumental singular)
Adrieny (instrumental plural)


Magdeburg

Magdeburg (nominative singular)
Magdeburgu (genitive singular)
Magdeburgu (dative singular)
Magdeburg (accusative singular)
Magdeburgu (singular vocative)
Magdeburgu (locative singular)
Magdeburgem (instrumental singular)


Sevilla

Sevilla f (relational adjective sevillský, demonym Sevillan, female demonym Sevillanka)

sevillský (adjective relational)
Sevillan (demonym)
Sevillanka (demonym feminine)
Sevilla (nominative singular)
Sevilly (genitive singular)
Seville (dative singular)
Sevillu (accusative singular)
Sevillo (singular vocative)
Seville (locative singular)
Sevillou (instrumental singular)

Seville (the capital city of Andalusia, Spain)

Seville (a province of Andalusia, Spain)


Ahasver

Ahasver m anim (relational adjective Ahasverův)

Ahasverův (adjective relational)
Ahasver (nominative singular)
Ahasvera (genitive singular)
Ahasverovi (dative singular)
Ahasveru (dative singular)
Ahasvera (accusative singular)
Ahasvere (singular vocative)
Ahasverovi (locative singular)
Ahasveru (locative singular)
Ahasverem (instrumental singular)


Alfons

Alfons (nominative singular)
Alfonsové (nominative plural)
Alfonsa (genitive singular)
Alfonsů (genitive plural)
Alfonsovi (dative singular)
Alfonsu (dative singular)
Alfonsům (dative plural)
Alfonsa (accusative singular)
Alfonsy (accusative plural)
Alfonse (singular vocative)
Alfonsové (plural vocative)
Alfonsovi (locative singular)
Alfonsu (locative singular)
Alfonsech (locative plural)
Alfonsem (instrumental singular)
Alfonsy (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Alphonse


Serbie

Serbie (nominative singular)
Serbie (genitive singular)
Serbii (dative singular)
Serbii (accusative singular)
Serbie (singular vocative)
Serbii (locative singular)
Serbií (instrumental singular)


Libye

Libye f (relational adjective libyjský, demonym Libyjec, female demonym Libyjka)

libyjský (adjective relational)
Libyjec (demonym)
Libyjka (demonym feminine)
Libye (nominative singular)
Libye (genitive singular)
Libyi (dative singular)
Libyi (accusative singular)
Libye (singular vocative)
Libyi (locative singular)
Libyí (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Latin Libya, from Ancient Greek Λιβύη (Libúē).

Arabský stát Libye leží v severní Africe u pobřeží Středozemního moře.

The Arab state of Libya is located on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea in North Africa.

Tripolis je hlavní město Libye.


Indonésie

Indonésie f (relational adjective indonéský, demonym Indonésan, female demonym Indonésanka)

indonéský (adjective relational)
Indonésan (demonym)
Indonésanka (demonym feminine)
Indonésie (nominative singular)
Indonésie (genitive singular)
Indonésii (dative singular)
Indonésii (accusative singular)
Indonésie (singular vocative)
Indonésii (locative singular)
Indonésií (instrumental singular)

Indonesia (a country and archipelago in maritime Southeast Asia)


Gambie

Gambie f (relational adjective gambijský, demonym Gambijec)

gambijský (adjective relational)
Gambijec (demonym)
Gambie (nominative singular)
Gambie (genitive singular)
Gambii (dative singular)
Gambii (accusative singular)
Gambie (singular vocative)
Gambii (locative singular)
Gambií (instrumental singular)


Gustav

Gustav (nominative singular)
Gustavové (nominative plural)
Gustava (genitive singular)
Gustavů (genitive plural)
Gustavovi (dative singular)
Gustavu (dative singular)
Gustavům (dative plural)
Gustava (accusative singular)
Gustavy (accusative plural)
Gustave (singular vocative)
Gustavové (plural vocative)
Gustavovi (locative singular)
Gustavu (locative singular)
Gustavech (locative plural)
Gustavem (instrumental singular)
Gustavy (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Gustav


Sandra

Sandra (nominative singular)
Sandry (nominative plural)
Sandry (genitive singular)
Sander (genitive plural)
Sandře (dative singular)
Sandrám (dative plural)
Sandru (accusative singular)
Sandry (accusative plural)
Sandro (singular vocative)
Sandry (plural vocative)
Sandře (locative singular)
Sandrách (locative plural)
Sandrou (instrumental singular)
Sandrami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Sandra


Tanzanie

Tanzanie f (relational adjective tanzanský, demonym Tanzanec)

tanzanský (adjective relational)
Tanzanec (demonym)
Tanzanie (nominative singular)
Tanzanie (genitive singular)
Tanzanii (dative singular)
Tanzanii (accusative singular)
Tanzanie (singular vocative)
Tanzanii (locative singular)
Tanzanií (instrumental singular)
Tanzánie (alternative)


Zambie

Zambie f (relational adjective zambijský, demonym Zambijec, female demonym Zambijka)

zambijský (adjective relational)
Zambijec (demonym)
Zambijka (demonym feminine)
Zambie (nominative singular)
Zambie (genitive singular)
Zambii (dative singular)
Zambii (accusative singular)
Zambie (singular vocative)
Zambii (locative singular)
Zambií (instrumental singular)


Polynésie

Polynésie f (relational adjective polynéský, demonym Polynésan, female demonym Polynésanka)

polynéský (adjective relational)
Polynésan (demonym)
Polynésanka (demonym feminine)
Polynésie (nominative singular)
Polynésie (genitive singular)
Polynésii (dative singular)
Polynésii (accusative singular)
Polynésie (singular vocative)
Polynésii (locative singular)
Polynésií (instrumental singular)


Namibie

Namibie f (relational adjective namibijský, demonym Namibijec)

namibijský (adjective relational)
Namibijec (demonym)
Namibie (nominative singular)
Namibie (genitive singular)
Namibii (dative singular)
Namibii (accusative singular)
Namibie (singular vocative)
Namibii (locative singular)
Namibií (instrumental singular)


Bamako

bamacký (adjective relational)
Bamako (nominative singular)
Bamaka (genitive singular)
Bamaku (dative singular)
Bamako (accusative singular)
Bamako (singular vocative)
Bamaku (locative singular)
Bamakem (instrumental singular)


Abuja

Abuja (nominative singular)
Abuji (genitive singular)
Abuje (genitive singular)
Abuje (dative singular)
Abuji (dative singular)
Abuju (accusative singular)
Abujo (singular vocative)
Abuje (locative singular)
Abuji (locative singular)
Abujou (instrumental singular)
Abudža (alternative)


Basseterre

Basseterre n (indeclinable, relational adjective basseterrský)

Saint Kitts and Nevis
Saint Kitts and Nevis#English

Basseterre (the capital city of Saint Kitts and Nevis)


Freetown

Freetown m inan (relational adjective freetownský)

freetownský (adjective relational)
Freetown (nominative singular)
Freetownu (genitive singular)
Freetownu (dative singular)
Freetown (accusative singular)
Freetowne (singular vocative)
Freetownu (locative singular)
Freetownem (instrumental singular)

Freetown (the capital city of Sierra Leone)


Kingstown

Kingstown m inan (relational adjective kingstownský)

kingstownský (adjective relational)
Kingstown (nominative singular)
Kingstownu (genitive singular)
Kingstownu (dative singular)
Kingstown (accusative singular)
Kingstowne (singular vocative)
Kingstownu (locative singular)
Kingstownem (instrumental singular)

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines#English

Kingstown (the capital city of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines)


Lilongwe

Lilongwe n (indeclinable, relational adjective lilongwský)


Lomé

Lomé n (indeclinable, relational adjective loméský)


Managua

Managua f (relational adjective managujský)

managujský (adjective relational)
Managua (nominative singular)
Managuy (genitive singular)
Managui (dative singular)
Managuu (accusative singular)
Managuo (singular vocative)
Managui (locative singular)
Managuou (instrumental singular)


Jericho

Jericho n (relational adjective jerišský)

Jericho (a city in the West Bank, Palestine)


Sparta

Sparta f (relational adjective spartský, demonym Sparťan)

spartský (adjective relational)
Sparťan (demonym)
Sparta (nominative singular)
Sparty (genitive singular)
Spartě (dative singular)
Spartu (accusative singular)
Sparto (singular vocative)
Spartě (locative singular)
Spartou (instrumental singular)

Sparta (ancient city-state in southern Greece, noted for its strict military training)


Rebeka

Rebeka (nominative singular)
Rebeky (nominative plural)
Rebeky (genitive singular)
Rebek (genitive plural)
Rebece (dative singular)
Rebekám (dative plural)
Rebeku (accusative singular)
Rebeky (accusative plural)
Rebeko (singular vocative)
Rebeky (plural vocative)
Rebece (locative singular)
Rebekách (locative plural)
Rebekou (instrumental singular)
Rebekami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Rebecca


Renata

Renata (nominative singular)
Renaty (nominative plural)
Renaty (genitive singular)
Renat (genitive plural)
Renatě (dative singular)
Renatám (dative plural)
Renatu (accusative singular)
Renaty (accusative plural)
Renato (singular vocative)
Renaty (plural vocative)
Renatě (locative singular)
Renatách (locative plural)
Renatou (instrumental singular)
Renatami (instrumental plural)
Renáta (alternative)


Sabina

Sabina (nominative singular)
Sabiny (nominative plural)
Sabiny (genitive singular)
Sabin (genitive plural)
Sabině (dative singular)
Sabinám (dative plural)
Sabinu (accusative singular)
Sabiny (accusative plural)
Sabino (singular vocative)
Sabiny (plural vocative)
Sabině (locative singular)
Sabinách (locative plural)
Sabinou (instrumental singular)
Sabinami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Sabina


Simona

Simona (nominative singular)
Simony (nominative plural)
Simony (genitive singular)
Simon (genitive plural)
Simoně (dative singular)
Simonám (dative plural)
Simonu (accusative singular)
Simony (accusative plural)
Simono (singular vocative)
Simony (plural vocative)
Simoně (locative singular)
Simonách (locative plural)
Simonou (instrumental singular)
Simonami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Simona or Simone


Hubert

Hubert (nominative singular)
Hubertové (nominative plural)
Huberta (genitive singular)
Hubertů (genitive plural)
Hubertovi (dative singular)
Hubertu (dative singular)
Hubertům (dative plural)
Huberta (accusative singular)
Huberty (accusative plural)
Huberte (singular vocative)
Hubertové (plural vocative)
Hubertovi (locative singular)
Hubertu (locative singular)
Hubertech (locative plural)
Hubertem (instrumental singular)
Huberty (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Hubert


Zelda

Zelda m anim (female equivalent Zeldová)

Zeldová (feminine)
Zelda (nominative singular)
Zeldové (nominative plural)
Zeldy (genitive singular)
Zeldů (genitive plural)
Zeldovi (dative singular)
Zeldům (dative plural)
Zeldu (accusative singular)
Zeldy (accusative plural)
Zeldo (singular vocative)
Zeldové (plural vocative)
Zeldovi (locative singular)
Zeldech (locative plural)
Zeldou (instrumental singular)
Zeldy (instrumental plural)


Berta

Berta (nominative singular)
Berty (nominative plural)
Berty (genitive singular)
Bert (genitive plural)
Bertě (dative singular)
Bertám (dative plural)
Bertu (accusative singular)
Berty (accusative plural)
Berto (singular vocative)
Berty (plural vocative)
Bertě (locative singular)
Bertách (locative plural)
Bertou (instrumental singular)
Bertami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Bertha


Haifa

haifský (adjective relational)
Haifa (nominative singular)
Haify (genitive singular)
Haifě (dative singular)
Haifu (accusative singular)
Haifo (singular vocative)
Haifě (locative singular)
Haifou (instrumental singular)


Leopold

Leopold (nominative singular)
Leopoldové (nominative plural)
Leopolda (genitive singular)
Leopoldů (genitive plural)
Leopoldovi (dative singular)
Leopoldu (dative singular)
Leopoldům (dative plural)
Leopolda (accusative singular)
Leopoldy (accusative plural)
Leopolde (singular vocative)
Leopoldové (plural vocative)
Leopoldovi (locative singular)
Leopoldu (locative singular)
Leopoldech (locative plural)
Leopoldem (instrumental singular)
Leopoldy (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Leopold


Provence

Provence f (relational adjective provensálský, demonym Provensálec)

provensálský (adjective relational)
Provensálec (demonym)
Provence (nominative singular)
Provence (genitive singular)
Provenci (dative singular)
Provenci (accusative singular)
Provence (singular vocative)
Provenci (locative singular)
Provencí (instrumental singular)

Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur#English

Provence (a historical province and traditional region of Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France)


Korsika

Korsika f (relational adjective korsický, demonym Korsičan, female demonym Korsičanka)

korsický (adjective relational)
Korsičan (demonym)
Korsičanka (demonym feminine)
Korsika (nominative singular)
Korsiky (genitive singular)
Korsice (dative singular)
Korsiku (accusative singular)
Korsiko (singular vocative)
Korsice (locative singular)
Korsikou (instrumental singular)

administrative region
administrative region

Corsica (an island, department, and administrative region of France, in the Mediterranean to the north of Sardinia)


Monika

Monika (nominative singular)
Moniky (nominative plural)
Moniky (genitive singular)
Monik (genitive plural)
Monice (dative singular)
Monikám (dative plural)
Moniku (accusative singular)
Moniky (accusative plural)
Moniko (singular vocative)
Moniky (plural vocative)
Monice (locative singular)
Monikách (locative plural)
Monikou (instrumental singular)
Monikami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Monica


Gordana

Gordana (nominative singular)
Gordany (nominative plural)
Gordany (genitive singular)
Gordan (genitive plural)
Gordaně (dative singular)
Gordanám (dative plural)
Gordanu (accusative singular)
Gordany (accusative plural)
Gordano (singular vocative)
Gordany (plural vocative)
Gordaně (locative singular)
Gordanách (locative plural)
Gordanou (instrumental singular)
Gordanami (instrumental plural)


Hawking

Hawking (nominative singular)
Hawkingové (nominative plural)
Hawkinga (genitive singular)
Hawkingů (genitive plural)
Hawkingovi (dative singular)
Hawkingům (dative plural)
Hawkinga (accusative singular)
Hawkingy (accusative plural)
Hawkingu (singular vocative)
Hawkingové (plural vocative)
Hawkingovi (locative singular)
Hawkinzích (locative plural)
Hawkingem (instrumental singular)
Hawkingy (instrumental plural)

Hawking se však domnívá, že ve vesmiru mohou být i miniaturní černé díry a tam by byl proces vypařování naopak velmi intenzívní.

1989, Jiří Grygar, Vladimír Železný, Okna vesmíru dokořán, Praha: Naše vojsko, →ISBN, page 144:

However, Hawking believes that there can be also miniature black holes in the universe and their evaporation process would be, by contrast, very intense.

Hawking, a surname, most notably applying to the British astrophysicist Stephen Hawking.


Olga

Olga (nominative singular)
Olgy (genitive singular)
Olze (dative singular)
Olgu (accusative singular)
Olgo (singular vocative)
Olze (locative singular)
Olgou (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Russian and Ukrainian О́льга (Ólʹha).


Jerevan

cs-proper noun

Jerevan m inan (relational adjective jerevanský)

jerevanský (adjective relational)
Jerevan (nominative singular)
Jerevanu (genitive singular)
Jerevanu (dative singular)
Jerevan (accusative singular)
Jerevane (singular vocative)
Jerevanu (locative singular)
Jerevanem (instrumental singular)


Biškek

Biškek m inan (relational adjective biškecký or biškekský)

biškecký (adjective relational)
biškekský (adjective relational)
Biškek (nominative singular)
Biškeku (genitive singular)
Biškeku (dative singular)
Biškek (accusative singular)
Biškeku (singular vocative)
Biškeku (locative singular)
Biškekem (instrumental singular)


Dušanbe

Dušanbe n (indeclinable, relational adjective dušanbský)


Berlín

Berlín m inan (relational adjective berlínský, demonym Berlíňan)

berlínský (adjective relational)
Berlíňan (demonym)
Berlín (nominative singular)
Berlína (genitive singular)
Berlínu (dative singular)
Berlín (accusative singular)
Berlíne (singular vocative)
Berlínu (locative singular)
Berlíně (locative singular)
Berlínem (instrumental singular)

vlak do Berlína

Berlin (the capital and largest city and state of Germany)

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Narva

Narva (nominative singular)
Narvy (genitive singular)
Narvě (dative singular)
Narvu (accusative singular)
Narvo (singular vocative)
Narvě (locative singular)
Narvou (instrumental singular)


Kristus

Kristus (nominative singular)
Krista (genitive singular)
Kristovi (dative singular)
Kristu (dative singular)
Krista (accusative singular)
Kriste (singular vocative)
Kristovi (locative singular)
Kristu (locative singular)
Kristem (instrumental singular)


Mallorca

Mallorca f (relational adjective mallorský, demonym Mallorčan, female demonym Mallorčanka)

mallorský (adjective relational)
Mallorčan (demonym)
Mallorčanka (demonym feminine)
Mallorca (nominative singular)
Mallorcy (genitive singular)
Mallorky (genitive singular)
Mallorce (dative singular)
Mallorcu (accusative singular)
Mallorku (accusative singular)
Mallorco (singular vocative)
Mallorko (singular vocative)
Mallorce (locative singular)
Mallorcou (instrumental singular)
Mallorkou (instrumental singular)
Mallorka (alternative)
Malorka (alternative)


Ibiza

ibizský (adjective relational)
Ibiza (nominative singular)
Ibizy (genitive singular)
Ibize (dative singular)
Ibizu (accusative singular)
Ibizo (singular vocative)
Ibize (locative singular)
Ibizou (instrumental singular)


Haag

Haag m inan (relational adjective haagský)

haagský (adjective relational)
Haag (nominative singular)
Haagu (genitive singular)
Haagu (dative singular)
Haag (accusative singular)
Haagu (singular vocative)
Haagu (locative singular)
Haagem (instrumental singular)

The Hague (a city, the administrative capital of the Netherlands)


Jáchym

Jáchym (nominative singular)
Jáchymové (nominative plural)
Jáchyma (genitive singular)
Jáchymů (genitive plural)
Jáchymovi (dative singular)
Jáchymu (dative singular)
Jáchymům (dative plural)
Jáchyma (accusative singular)
Jáchymy (accusative plural)
Jáchyme (singular vocative)
Jáchymové (plural vocative)
Jáchymovi (locative singular)
Jáchymu (locative singular)
Jáchymech (locative plural)
Jáchymem (instrumental singular)
Jáchymy (instrumental plural)

Biblical name (2 Kings 24), Biblical Hebrew יְהוֹיָקִים (Jehoiakim, literally “enhanced by God”).

der

a male given name from Hebrew, equivalent to English Joachim


Vilma

Vilma (nominative singular)
Vilmy (nominative plural)
Vilmy (genitive singular)
Vilem (genitive plural)
Vilmě (dative singular)
Vilmám (dative plural)
Vilmu (accusative singular)
Vilmy (accusative plural)
Vilmo (singular vocative)
Vilmy (plural vocative)
Vilmě (locative singular)
Vilmách (locative plural)
Vilmou (instrumental singular)
Vilmami (instrumental plural)


OOP

Initialism of Organizace pro osvobození Palestiny (“PLO (Palestine Liberation Organization)”).


Antananarivo

cs-proper noun

Antananarivo n (relational adjective antananarivský)

antananarivský (adjective relational)
Antananarivo (nominative singular)
Antananariva (genitive singular)
Antananarivu (dative singular)
Antananarivo (accusative singular)
Antananarivo (singular vocative)
Antananarivu (locative singular)
Antananarivem (instrumental singular)

Antananarivo (the capital city of Madagascar)


Dodoma

Dodoma f (relational adjective dodomský)

dodomský (adjective relational)
Dodoma (nominative singular)
Dodomy (genitive singular)
Dodomě (dative singular)
Dodomu (accusative singular)
Dodomo (singular vocative)
Dodomě (locative singular)
Dodomou (instrumental singular)


María

a female given name from Hebrew, equivalent to English Mary


Benátky

Benátky f pl (relational adjective benátský, demonym Benátčan, female demonym Benátčanka)

benátský (adjective relational)
Benátčan (demonym)
Benátčanka (demonym feminine)
Benátky (nominative plural)
Benátek (genitive plural)
Benátkám (dative plural)
Benátky (accusative plural)
Benátky (plural vocative)
Benátkách (locative plural)
Benátkami (instrumental plural)


střední Evropa

střední Evropa f (relational adjective středoevropský)

středoevropský (adjective relational)
střední Evropa (nominative singular)
střední Evropy (genitive singular)
střední Evropě (dative singular)
střední Evropu (accusative singular)
střední Evropo (singular vocative)
střední Evropě (locative singular)
střední Evropou (instrumental singular)
Střední Evropa (alternative)

Střední Evropa byla vydána všanc útokům nejrůznějších barbarských národů. Jistota vznikla až od toho okamžiku, kdy se vytvořila maďarská obranná linie.

1920, Odpověď Alberta Apponyiho na mírové podmínky odevzdané maďarské delegaci:

Nelze zajisté pochybovati, že aspoň celá střední Evropa více nežli tisíc let před narozením Páně již osazena byla od národů toho původu a že jako později, tak i dříve mnozí národové volně i nevolně z krajin do krajin se stěhujíce, potiskovali své sousedy, je ze sídel jejich vyháněli i sami zase od jiných vypuzováni byli.

1848, František Palacký, Dějiny národu českého v Čechách i v Moravě:


Maputo

Maputo n (relational adjective maputský)

maputský (adjective relational)
Maputo (nominative singular)
Maputa (genitive singular)
Maputu (dative singular)
Maputo (accusative singular)
Maputo (singular vocative)
Maputu (locative singular)
Maputem (instrumental singular)


Vatikán

Vatikán m inan (relational adjective vatikánský)

vatikánský (adjective relational)
Vatikán (nominative singular)
Vatikánu (genitive singular)
Vatikánu (dative singular)
Vatikán (accusative singular)
Vatikáne (singular vocative)
Vatikáně (locative singular)
Vatikánu (locative singular)
Vatikánem (instrumental singular)

Městský stát Vatikán
Městský stát Vatikán#English

Vatican City (a city-state in Southern Europe, an enclave within the city of Rome, Italy; official name: Městský stát Vatikán)


Izrael

Izrael m inan (relational adjective izraelský, demonym Izraelec, female demonym Izraelka)

izraelský (adjective relational)
Izraelec (demonym)
Izraelka (demonym feminine)
Izrael (nominative singular)
Izraele (genitive singular)
Izraeli (dative singular)
Izrael (accusative singular)
Izraeli (singular vocative)
Izraeli (locative singular)
Izraelem (instrumental singular)

Israel (a country in Western Asia, in the Middle East, at the eastern shore of the Mediterranean)


Izrael

Izrael m anim (relational adjective Izraelův)

Izraelův (adjective relational)
Izrael (nominative singular)
Izraelové (nominative plural)
Izraela (genitive singular)
Izraele (genitive singular)
Izraelů (genitive plural)
Izraelovi (dative singular)
Izraeli (dative singular)
Izraelům (dative plural)
Izraela (accusative singular)
Izraele (accusative singular)
Izraele (accusative plural)
Izraeli (singular vocative)
Izraelové (plural vocative)
Izraelovi (locative singular)
Izraeli (locative singular)
Izraelích (locative plural)
Izraelem (instrumental singular)
Izraeli (instrumental plural)

a male given name from Hebrew, equivalent to English Israel


Hanus

Hanus m anim (female equivalent Hanusová)

Hanusová (feminine)
Hanus (nominative singular)
Hanusové (nominative plural)
Hanusa (genitive singular)
Hanusů (genitive plural)
Hanusovi (dative singular)
Hanusům (dative plural)
Hanusa (accusative singular)
Hanusy (accusative plural)
Hanuse (singular vocative)
Hanusové (plural vocative)
Hanusovi (locative singular)
Hanusech (locative plural)
Hanusem (instrumental singular)
Hanusy (instrumental plural)


Středozemní moře

Středozemní moře (nominative singular)
Středozemní moře (nominative plural)
Středozemního moře (genitive singular)
Středozemních moří (genitive plural)
Středozemnímu moři (dative singular)
Středozemním mořím (dative plural)
Středozemní moře (accusative singular)
Středozemní moře (accusative plural)
Středozemní moře (singular vocative)
Středozemní moře (plural vocative)
Středozemním moři (locative singular)
Středozemních mořích (locative plural)
Středozemním mořem (instrumental singular)
Středozemními moři (instrumental plural)


Estonsko

Estonsko n (relational adjective estonský, demonym Estonec, female demonym Estonka)

estonský (adjective relational)
Estonec (demonym)
Estonka (demonym feminine)
Estonsko (nominative singular)
Estonska (genitive singular)
Estonsku (dative singular)
Estonsko (accusative singular)
Estonsko (singular vocative)
Estonsku (locative singular)
Estonskem (instrumental singular)

Estonia (a country in Eastern Europe; capital: Tallinn)


Velké rozvodí

Velké rozvodí (nominative singular)
Velkého rozvodí (genitive singular)
Velkému rozvodí (dative singular)
Velké rozvodí (accusative singular)
Velké rozvodí (singular vocative)
Velkém rozvodí (locative singular)
Velkým rozvodím (instrumental singular)


Kristina

Kristina (nominative singular)
Kristiny (nominative plural)
Kristiny (genitive singular)
Kristin (genitive plural)
Kristině (dative singular)
Kristinám (dative plural)
Kristinu (accusative singular)
Kristiny (accusative plural)
Kristino (singular vocative)
Kristiny (plural vocative)
Kristině (locative singular)
Kristinách (locative plural)
Kristinou (instrumental singular)
Kristinami (instrumental plural)
Kristýna (alternative)

a female given name, equivalent to English Christina


Ivo

Ivo (nominative singular)
Ivové (nominative plural)
Iva (genitive singular)
Ivů (genitive plural)
Ivovi (dative singular)
Ivu (dative singular)
Ivům (dative plural)
Iva (accusative singular)
Ivy (accusative plural)
Ivo (singular vocative)
Ivové (plural vocative)
Ivovi (locative singular)
Ivu (locative singular)
Ivech (locative plural)
Ivem (instrumental singular)
Ivy (instrumental plural)

Cognate to French Yves, and also a variant of Ivan.


Artur

Artur (nominative singular)
Arturové (nominative plural)
Artura (genitive singular)
Arturů (genitive plural)
Arturovi (dative singular)
Arturu (dative singular)
Arturům (dative plural)
Artura (accusative singular)
Artury (accusative plural)
Arture (singular vocative)
Arturové (plural vocative)
Arturovi (locative singular)
Arturu (locative singular)
Arturech (locative plural)
Arturem (instrumental singular)
Artury (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Arthur


Enoch

Enoch m anim (female equivalent Enochová)

Enochová (feminine)
Enoch (nominative singular)
Enochové (nominative plural)
Enocha (genitive singular)
Enochů (genitive plural)
Enochovi (dative singular)
Enochům (dative plural)
Enocha (accusative singular)
Enochy (accusative plural)
Enochu (singular vocative)
Enochové (plural vocative)
Enochovi (locative singular)
Enoších (locative plural)
Enochem (instrumental singular)
Enochy (instrumental plural)


Niamey

Niamey n (indeclinable, relational adjective niameyský)


Karel

Karel m anim (relational adjective Karlův)

Karlův (adjective relational)
Karel (nominative singular)
Karlové (nominative plural)
Karla (genitive singular)
Karlů (genitive plural)
Karlovi (dative singular)
Karlu (dative singular)
Karlům (dative plural)
Karla (accusative singular)
Karly (accusative plural)
Karle (singular vocative)
Karlové (plural vocative)
Karlovi (locative singular)
Karlu (locative singular)
Karlech (locative plural)
Karlem (instrumental singular)
Karly (instrumental plural)
Kar. (alternative)

a male given name, equivalent to English Charles


Karel

Karel m anim (female equivalent Karlová)

Karlová (feminine)
Karel (nominative singular)
Karlové (nominative plural)
Karla (genitive singular)
Karlů (genitive plural)
Karlovi (dative singular)
Karlům (dative plural)
Karla (accusative singular)
Karly (accusative plural)
Karle (singular vocative)
Karlové (plural vocative)
Karlovi (locative singular)
Karlech (locative plural)
Karlem (instrumental singular)
Karly (instrumental plural)
Kar. (alternative)


Petr

Petr m anim (possessive adjective Petrův)

Petrův (adjective possessive)
Petr (nominative singular)
Petrové (nominative plural)
Petra (genitive singular)
Petrů (genitive plural)
Petrovi (dative singular)
Petru (dative singular)
Petrům (dative plural)
Petra (accusative singular)
Petry (accusative plural)
Petře (singular vocative)
Petrové (plural vocative)
Petrovi (locative singular)
Petru (locative singular)
Petrech (locative plural)
Petrem (instrumental singular)
Petry (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech Petr, from Latin Petrus.

a male given name, equivalent to English Peter


Kigali

Kigali n (indeclinable, relational adjective kigalský)


Maseru

Maseru n (indeclinable, relational adjective maserský)


Mbabane

Mbabane n (indeclinable, relational adjective mbabanský)


Harare

Harare n (indeclinable, relational adjective hararský)


Monrovia

Monrovia f (relational adjective monrovijský)

monrovijský (adjective relational)
Monrovia (nominative singular)
Monrovie (genitive singular)
Monrovii (dative singular)
Monrovii (accusative singular)
Monrovie (singular vocative)
Monrovii (locative singular)
Monrovií (instrumental singular)


Mléčná dráha

Mléčná dráha (nominative singular)
Mléčné dráhy (genitive singular)
Mléčné dráze (dative singular)
Mléčnou dráhu (accusative singular)
Mléčná dráho (singular vocative)
Mléčné dráze (locative singular)
Mléčnou drahou (instrumental singular)
Mléčnou dráhou (instrumental singular)


Ida

Ida (nominative singular)
Idy (nominative plural)
Idy (genitive singular)
Id (genitive plural)
Idě (dative singular)
Idám (dative plural)
Idu (accusative singular)
Idy (accusative plural)
Ido (singular vocative)
Idy (plural vocative)
Idě (locative singular)
Idách (locative plural)
Idou (instrumental singular)
Idami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to German Ida


Tereza

Tereza (nominative singular)
Terezy (nominative plural)
Terezy (genitive singular)
Terez (genitive plural)
Tereze (dative singular)
Terezám (dative plural)
Terezu (accusative singular)
Terezy (accusative plural)
Terezo (singular vocative)
Terezy (plural vocative)
Tereze (locative singular)
Terezách (locative plural)
Terezou (instrumental singular)
Terezami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Teresa


Kristen

Kristen m anim (female equivalent Kristenová)

Kristenová (feminine)
Kristen (nominative singular)
Kristenové (nominative plural)
Kristena (genitive singular)
Kristenů (genitive plural)
Kristenovi (dative singular)
Kristenům (dative plural)
Kristena (accusative singular)
Kristeny (accusative plural)
Kristene (singular vocative)
Kristenové (plural vocative)
Kristenovi (locative singular)
Kristenech (locative plural)
Kristenem (instrumental singular)
Kristeny (instrumental plural)


Norsko

Norsko n (relational adjective norský, demonym Nor, female demonym Norka)

norský (adjective relational)
Nor (demonym)
Norka (demonym feminine)
Norsko (nominative singular)
Norska (genitive singular)
Norsku (dative singular)
Norsko (accusative singular)
Norsko (singular vocative)
Norsku (locative singular)
Norskem (instrumental singular)

Norway (a country in Northern Europe; capital and largest city: Oslo)


Michaela

Michaela (nominative singular)
Michaely (nominative plural)
Michaely (genitive singular)
Michael (genitive plural)
Michaele (dative singular)
Michaelám (dative plural)
Michaelu (accusative singular)
Michaely (accusative plural)
Michaelo (singular vocative)
Michaely (plural vocative)
Michaele (locative singular)
Michaelách (locative plural)
Michaelou (instrumental singular)
Michaelami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Michaela


Bavorsko

Bavorsko n (relational adjective bavorský, demonym Bavořan or Bavor, female demonym Bavořanka or Bavorka)

bavorský (adjective relational)
Bavořan (demonym)
Bavor (demonym)
Bavořanka (demonym feminine)
Bavorka (demonym feminine)
Bavorsko (nominative singular)
Bavorska (genitive singular)
Bavorsku (dative singular)
Bavorsko (accusative singular)
Bavorsko (singular vocative)
Bavorsku (locative singular)
Bavorskem (instrumental singular)


Ježíš

Ježíš (nominative singular)
Ježíše (genitive singular)
Ježíšovi (dative singular)
Ježíši (dative singular)
Ježíše (accusative singular)
Ježíši (singular vocative)
Ježíšovi (locative singular)
Ježíši (locative singular)
Ježíšem (instrumental singular)

Inherited from Old Czech Ježúš, from Middle High German Jesus, from Latin Iesus.


Popelka

Popelka (nominative singular)
Popelky (genitive singular)
Popelce (dative singular)
Popelku (accusative singular)
Popelko (singular vocative)
Popelce (locative singular)
Popelkou (instrumental singular)

Cinderella (fairytale and its main character)


Wikislovník

Wikislovník (nominative singular)
Wikislovníky (nominative plural)
Wikislovníka (genitive singular)
Wikislovníku (genitive singular)
Wikislovníků (genitive plural)
Wikislovníku (dative singular)
Wikislovníkům (dative plural)
Wikislovník (accusative singular)
Wikislovníky (accusative plural)
Wikislovníku (singular vocative)
Wikislovníky (plural vocative)
Wikislovníce (locative singular)
Wikislovníku (locative singular)
Wikislovnících (locative plural)
Wikislovníkem (instrumental singular)
Wikislovníky (instrumental plural)
Wikcionář (alternative)

From English wiki + slovník (“dictionary”).


Platón

Platón m anim (relational adjective Platónův)

Platónův (adjective relational)
Platón (nominative singular)
Platóna (genitive singular)
Platónovi (dative singular)
Platóna (accusative singular)
Platóne (singular vocative)
Platónovi (locative singular)
Platónem (instrumental singular)
Platon (alternative)


Čechy

Čechy (nominative plural)
Čech (genitive plural)
Čechám (dative plural)
Čechy (accusative plural)
Čechy (plural vocative)
Čechách (locative plural)
Čechami (instrumental plural)

(colloquial, proscribed) the Czech Republic


Adriana

Adriana (nominative singular)
Adriany (nominative plural)
Adriany (genitive singular)
Adrian (genitive plural)
Adrianě (dative singular)
Adrianám (dative plural)
Adrianu (accusative singular)
Adriany (accusative plural)
Adriano (singular vocative)
Adriany (plural vocative)
Adrianě (locative singular)
Adrianách (locative plural)
Adrianou (instrumental singular)
Adrianami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Adriana


Irma

Irma (nominative singular)
Irmy (nominative plural)
Irmy (genitive singular)
Irem (genitive plural)
Irmě (dative singular)
Irmám (dative plural)
Irmu (accusative singular)
Irmy (accusative plural)
Irmo (singular vocative)
Irmy (plural vocative)
Irmě (locative singular)
Irmách (locative plural)
Irmou (instrumental singular)
Irmami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Irma


Emil

Emil (nominative singular)
Emilové (nominative plural)
Emila (genitive singular)
Emilů (genitive plural)
Emilovi (dative singular)
Emilu (dative singular)
Emilům (dative plural)
Emila (accusative singular)
Emily (accusative plural)
Emile (singular vocative)
Emilové (plural vocative)
Emilovi (locative singular)
Emilu (locative singular)
Emilech (locative plural)
Emilem (instrumental singular)
Emily (instrumental plural)

a male given name from Latin, equivalent to English Emil


Prozřetelnost

Prozřetelnost (nominative singular)
Prozřetelnosti (genitive singular)
Prozřetelnosti (dative singular)
Prozřetelnost (accusative singular)
Prozřetelnosti (singular vocative)
Prozřetelnosti (locative singular)
Prozřetelností (instrumental singular)

Popíral jsem existenci Prozřetelnosti, ale čekal na její příkazy.

I denied the existence of Providence, but I waited for its commands.


Porýní

Porýní n (relational adjective porýnský)

porýnský (adjective relational)
Porýní (nominative singular)
Porýní (genitive singular)
Porýní (dative singular)
Porýní (accusative singular)
Porýní (singular vocative)
Porýní (locative singular)
Porýním (instrumental singular)

Rhineland (a geographical region in western Germany, roughly equivalent to the former Prussian Rhine Province)


Ženeva

Ženeva f (relational adjective ženevský, demonym Ženevan, female demonym Ženevanka)

ženevský (adjective relational)
Ženevan (demonym)
Ženevanka (demonym feminine)
Ženeva (nominative singular)
Ženevy (genitive singular)
Ženevě (dative singular)
Ženevu (accusative singular)
Ženevo (singular vocative)
Ženevě (locative singular)
Ženevou (instrumental singular)


Švýcarsko

Švýcarsko n (relational adjective švýcarský, demonym Švýcar, female demonym Švýcarka)

švýcarský (adjective relational)
Švýcar (demonym)
Švýcarka (demonym feminine)
Švýcarsko (nominative singular)
Švýcarska (genitive singular)
Švýcarsku (dative singular)
Švýcarsko (accusative singular)
Švýcarsko (singular vocative)
Švýcarsku (locative singular)
Švýcarskem (instrumental singular)
Švejcarsko (alternative)

Switzerland (a country in Western Europe and Central Europe)


Leona

Leona (nominative singular)
Leony (nominative plural)
Leony (genitive singular)
Leon (genitive plural)
Leoně (dative singular)
Leonám (dative plural)
Leonu (accusative singular)
Leony (accusative plural)
Leono (singular vocative)
Leony (plural vocative)
Leoně (locative singular)
Leonách (locative plural)
Leonou (instrumental singular)
Leonami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Leona


Knecht

Knecht m anim (female equivalent Knechtová)

Knechtová (feminine)
Knecht (nominative singular)
Knechtové (nominative plural)
Knechta (genitive singular)
Knechtů (genitive plural)
Knechtovi (dative singular)
Knechtům (dative plural)
Knechta (accusative singular)
Knechty (accusative plural)
Knechte (singular vocative)
Knechtové (plural vocative)
Knechtovi (locative singular)
Knechtech (locative plural)
Knechtem (instrumental singular)
Knechty (instrumental plural)

Derived from German surname, from Middle High German and Middle Low German knecht (“journeyman, knight's servant”).


Atény

cs-proper noun

Atény f pl (relational adjective aténský, demonym Atéňan)

aténský (adjective relational)
Atéňan (demonym)
Atény (nominative plural)
Atén (genitive plural)
Aténám (dative plural)
Atény (accusative plural)
Atény (plural vocative)
Aténách (locative plural)
Aténami (instrumental plural)
Athény (alternative)


Kain

Kainová (feminine)
Kain (nominative singular)
Kainové (nominative plural)
Kaina (genitive singular)
Kainů (genitive plural)
Kainovi (dative singular)
Kainům (dative plural)
Kaina (accusative singular)
Kainy (accusative plural)
Kaine (singular vocative)
Kainové (plural vocative)
Kainovi (locative singular)
Kainech (locative plural)
Kainem (instrumental singular)
Kainy (instrumental plural)


Karla

Karla (nominative singular)
Karly (nominative plural)
Karly (genitive singular)
Karel (genitive plural)
Karle (dative singular)
Karlám (dative plural)
Karlu (accusative singular)
Karly (accusative plural)
Karlo (singular vocative)
Karly (plural vocative)
Karle (locative singular)
Karlách (locative plural)
Karlou (instrumental singular)
Karlami (instrumental plural)


Řehoř

Řehoř (nominative singular)
Řehořové (nominative plural)
Řehoře (genitive singular)
Řehořů (genitive plural)
Řehořovi (dative singular)
Řehoři (dative singular)
Řehořům (dative plural)
Řehoře (accusative singular)
Řehoře (accusative plural)
Řehoři (singular vocative)
Řehořové (plural vocative)
Řehořovi (locative singular)
Řehoři (locative singular)
Řehořích (locative plural)
Řehořem (instrumental singular)
Řehoři (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech Hřehoř/Hrzehorz, ultimately from Ancient Greek Γρηγόριος (Grēgórios).

a male given name, equivalent to English Gregory


Řehoř

Řehoř (nominative singular)
Řehořové (nominative plural)
Řehoře (genitive singular)
Řehořů (genitive plural)
Řehořovi (dative singular)
Řehořům (dative plural)
Řehoře (accusative singular)
Řehoře (accusative plural)
Řehoři (singular vocative)
Řehořové (plural vocative)
Řehořovi (locative singular)
Řehořích (locative plural)
Řehořem (instrumental singular)
Řehoři (instrumental plural)


Jiří

Jiří (nominative singular)
Jiřího (genitive singular)
Jiřímu (dative singular)
Jiřího (accusative singular)
Jiří (singular vocative)
Jiřím (locative singular)
Jiřím (instrumental singular)

→ Slovak: Jiří

Inherited from Old Czech Juří, from Latin Geōrgius.

a male given name, equivalent to English George


Ondřej

Ondra (diminutive)
Ondřej (nominative singular)
Ondřejové (nominative plural)
Ondřeje (genitive singular)
Ondřejů (genitive plural)
Ondřejovi (dative singular)
Ondřeji (dative singular)
Ondřejům (dative plural)
Ondřeje (accusative singular)
Ondřeje (accusative plural)
Ondřeji (singular vocative)
Ondřejové (plural vocative)
Ondřejovi (locative singular)
Ondřeji (locative singular)
Ondřejích (locative plural)
Ondřejem (instrumental singular)
Ondřeji (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek Ἀνδρέας (Andréas).

bor+

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


Ondřej

cs-proper noun

Ondřej m anim (female equivalent Ondřejová)

Ondřejová (feminine)
Ondřej (nominative singular)
Ondřejové (nominative plural)
Ondřeje (genitive singular)
Ondřejů (genitive plural)
Ondřejovi (dative singular)
Ondřejům (dative plural)
Ondřeje (accusative singular)
Ondřeje (accusative plural)
Ondřeji (singular vocative)
Ondřejové (plural vocative)
Ondřejovi (locative singular)
Ondřejích (locative plural)
Ondřejem (instrumental singular)
Ondřeji (instrumental plural)


Josef

Josef (nominative singular)
Josefové (nominative plural)
Josefa (genitive singular)
Josefů (genitive plural)
Josefovi (dative singular)
Josefu (dative singular)
Josefům (dative plural)
Josefa (accusative singular)
Josefy (accusative plural)
Josefe (singular vocative)
Josefové (plural vocative)
Josefovi (locative singular)
Josefu (locative singular)
Josefech (locative plural)
Josefem (instrumental singular)
Josefy (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Biblical Hebrew יוֹסֵף (Yoséf, literally “(God) shall add”).

bor+

a male given name from Hebrew, equivalent to English Joseph

a male surname transferred from the given name


Marek

Marek (nominative singular)
Markové (nominative plural)
Marka (genitive singular)
Marků (genitive plural)
Markovi (dative singular)
Marku (dative singular)
Markům (dative plural)
Marka (accusative singular)
Marky (accusative plural)
Marku (singular vocative)
Markové (plural vocative)
Markovi (locative singular)
Marku (locative singular)
Marcích (locative plural)
Markem (instrumental singular)
Marky (instrumental plural)

a male given name from Latin, equivalent to English Mark


Marek

cs-proper noun

Marek m anim (female equivalent Marková)

Marková (feminine)
Marek (nominative singular)
Markové (nominative plural)
Marka (genitive singular)
Marků (genitive plural)
Markovi (dative singular)
Markům (dative plural)
Marka (accusative singular)
Marky (accusative plural)
Marku (singular vocative)
Markové (plural vocative)
Markovi (locative singular)
Marcích (locative plural)
Markem (instrumental singular)
Marky (instrumental plural)

→ Estonian: Marek

→ Latvian: Mareks


Gregor

Gregor (nominative singular)
Gregorové (nominative plural)
Gregora (genitive singular)
Gregorů (genitive plural)
Gregorovi (dative singular)
Gregoru (dative singular)
Gregorům (dative plural)
Gregora (accusative singular)
Gregory (accusative plural)
Gregore (singular vocative)
Gregorové (plural vocative)
Gregorovi (locative singular)
Gregoru (locative singular)
Gregorech (locative plural)
Gregorem (instrumental singular)
Gregory (instrumental plural)


Elena

Elena (nominative singular)
Eleny (nominative plural)
Eleny (genitive singular)
Elen (genitive plural)
Eleně (dative singular)
Elenám (dative plural)
Elenu (accusative singular)
Eleny (accusative plural)
Eleno (singular vocative)
Eleny (plural vocative)
Eleně (locative singular)
Elenách (locative plural)
Elenou (instrumental singular)
Elenami (instrumental plural)


Gabriela

Gabriela (nominative singular)
Gabriely (nominative plural)
Gabriely (genitive singular)
Gabriel (genitive plural)
Gabriele (dative singular)
Gabrielám (dative plural)
Gabrielu (accusative singular)
Gabriely (accusative plural)
Gabrielo (singular vocative)
Gabriely (plural vocative)
Gabriele (locative singular)
Gabrielách (locative plural)
Gabrielou (instrumental singular)
Gabrielami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Gabriela


Iva

Iva (nominative singular)
Ivy (nominative plural)
Ivy (genitive singular)
Iv (genitive plural)
Ivě (dative singular)
Ivám (dative plural)
Ivu (accusative singular)
Ivy (accusative plural)
Ivo (singular vocative)
Ivy (plural vocative)
Ivě (locative singular)
Ivách (locative plural)
Ivou (instrumental singular)
Ivami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Iva


Mariana

Mariana (nominative singular)
Mariany (nominative plural)
Mariany (genitive singular)
Marian (genitive plural)
Marianě (dative singular)
Marianám (dative plural)
Marianu (accusative singular)
Mariany (accusative plural)
Mariano (singular vocative)
Mariany (plural vocative)
Marianě (locative singular)
Marianách (locative plural)
Marianou (instrumental singular)
Marianami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Mariana


Curaçao

Curaçao n (relational adjective curaçaoský)

curaçaoský (adjective relational)
Curaçao (nominative singular)
Curaçaa (genitive singular)
Curaçau (dative singular)
Curaçao (accusative singular)
Curaçao (singular vocative)
Curaçau (locative singular)
Curaçaem (instrumental singular)

Unadapted borrowing from Dutch Curaçao, from Spanish Curaçao, from Portuguese Curação, probably as a transcription of a Lokono endonym.

Curaçao (an island and constituent country of the Netherlands).


Pavel

Pavel (nominative singular)
Pavlové (nominative plural)
Pavla (genitive singular)
Pavlů (genitive plural)
Pavlovi (dative singular)
Pavlu (dative singular)
Pavlům (dative plural)
Pavla (accusative singular)
Pavly (accusative plural)
Pavle (singular vocative)
Pavlové (plural vocative)
Pavlovi (locative singular)
Pavlu (locative singular)
Pavlech (locative plural)
Pavlem (instrumental singular)
Pavly (instrumental plural)

Derived from Latin Paulus, from paulus (“small”). Probably through a late Common Slavic or Church Slavonic form, itself possibly coming through a Byzantine Greek intermediate (compare Russian Па́вел (Pável), Ukrainian Павло (Pavlo)).

a male given name, equivalent to English Paul


Pavel

Pavel m anim (female equivalent Pavlová)

Pavlová (feminine)
Pavel (nominative singular)
Pavlové (nominative plural)
Pavla (genitive singular)
Pavlů (genitive plural)
Pavlovi (dative singular)
Pavlům (dative plural)
Pavla (accusative singular)
Pavly (accusative plural)
Pavle (singular vocative)
Pavlové (plural vocative)
Pavlovi (locative singular)
Pavlech (locative plural)
Pavlem (instrumental singular)
Pavly (instrumental plural)


Tomáš

Tomáš (nominative singular)
Tomášové (nominative plural)
Tomáše (genitive singular)
Tomášů (genitive plural)
Tomášovi (dative singular)
Tomáši (dative singular)
Tomášům (dative plural)
Tomáše (accusative singular)
Tomáše (accusative plural)
Tomáši (singular vocative)
Tomášové (plural vocative)
Tomášovi (locative singular)
Tomáši (locative singular)
Tomáších (locative plural)
Tomášem (instrumental singular)
Tomáši (instrumental plural)

Derived from Latin Thōmās, from Ancient Greek Θωμᾶς (Thōmâs), from Aramaic תאומא/תאמא (“twin”).

a male given name, equivalent to English Thomas


Tomáš

Tomáš m anim (female equivalent Tomášová)

Tomášová (feminine)
Tomáš (nominative singular)
Tomášové (nominative plural)
Tomáše (genitive singular)
Tomášů (genitive plural)
Tomášovi (dative singular)
Tomášům (dative plural)
Tomáše (accusative singular)
Tomáše (accusative plural)
Tomáši (singular vocative)
Tomášové (plural vocative)
Tomášovi (locative singular)
Tomáších (locative plural)
Tomášem (instrumental singular)
Tomáši (instrumental plural)


Lukáš

Lukáš (nominative singular)
Lukášové (nominative plural)
Lukáše (genitive singular)
Lukášů (genitive plural)
Lukášovi (dative singular)
Lukáši (dative singular)
Lukášům (dative plural)
Lukáše (accusative singular)
Lukáše (accusative plural)
Lukáši (singular vocative)
Lukášové (plural vocative)
Lukášovi (locative singular)
Lukáši (locative singular)
Lukáších (locative plural)
Lukášem (instrumental singular)
Lukáši (instrumental plural)

Derived from Latin Lūcās, from Ancient Greek Λουκᾶς (Loukâs, “man from Lucania”).

der

a male given name from Ancient Greek, equivalent to English Luke or Lucas


Litva

cs-proper noun

Litva f (relational adjective litevský, demonym Litevec or Litvan, female demonym Litevka or Litvanka)

litevský (adjective relational)
Litevec (demonym)
Litvan (demonym)
Litevka (demonym feminine)
Litvanka (demonym feminine)
Litva (nominative singular)
Litvy (genitive singular)
Litvě (dative singular)
Litvu (accusative singular)
Litvo (singular vocative)
Litvě (locative singular)
Litvou (instrumental singular)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *litъva (“Lithuanians”); cognate with Old Church Slavonic Литьва (Litĭva).

inh+

Lithuania (a country in Eastern Europe; capital: Vilnius)


Turek

cs-proper noun

Turek m anim (female equivalent Turková)

Turková (feminine)
Turek (nominative singular)
Turkové (nominative plural)
Turka (genitive singular)
Turků (genitive plural)
Turkovi (dative singular)
Turkům (dative plural)
Turka (accusative singular)
Turky (accusative plural)
Turku (singular vocative)
Turkové (plural vocative)
Turkovi (locative singular)
Turcích (locative plural)
Turkem (instrumental singular)
Turky (instrumental plural)

a male surname originating as an ethnonym


Šved

Švedová (feminine)
Šved (nominative singular)
Švedové (nominative plural)
Šveda (genitive singular)
Švedů (genitive plural)
Švedovi (dative singular)
Švedům (dative plural)
Šveda (accusative singular)
Švedy (accusative plural)
Švede (singular vocative)
Švedové (plural vocative)
Švedovi (locative singular)
Švedech (locative plural)
Švedem (instrumental singular)
Švedy (instrumental plural)


Rus

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

mátuška Rus

Kyjevská Rus


Rus

Rusová (feminine)
Rus (nominative singular)
Rusové (nominative plural)
Rusa (genitive singular)
Rusů (genitive plural)
Rusovi (dative singular)
Rusům (dative plural)
Rusa (accusative singular)
Rusy (accusative plural)
Ruse (singular vocative)
Rusové (plural vocative)
Rusovi (locative singular)
Rusech (locative plural)
Rusem (instrumental singular)
Rusy (instrumental plural)


Pavla

Pavla (nominative singular)
Pavly (nominative plural)
Pavly (genitive singular)
Pavel (genitive plural)
Pavle (dative singular)
Pavlám (dative plural)
Pavlu (accusative singular)
Pavly (accusative plural)
Pavlo (singular vocative)
Pavly (plural vocative)
Pavle (locative singular)
Pavlách (locative plural)
Pavlou (instrumental singular)
Pavlami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Paula


Kateřina

Kateřina (nominative singular)
Kateřiny (nominative plural)
Kateřiny (genitive singular)
Kateřin (genitive plural)
Kateřině (dative singular)
Kateřinám (dative plural)
Kateřinu (accusative singular)
Kateřiny (accusative plural)
Kateřino (singular vocative)
Kateřiny (plural vocative)
Kateřině (locative singular)
Kateřinách (locative plural)
Kateřinou (instrumental singular)
Kateřinami (instrumental plural)

a female given name from Ancient Greek, equivalent to English Catherine


Ježíš Kristus

Ježíš Kristus (nominative singular)
Ježíše Krista (genitive singular)
Ježíšovi Kristovi (dative singular)
Ježíšovi Kristu (dative singular)
Ježíši Kristovi (dative singular)
Ježíši Kristu (dative singular)
Ježíše Krista (accusative singular)
Ježíši Kriste (singular vocative)
Ježíšovi Kristovi (locative singular)
Ježíšovi Kristu (locative singular)
Ježíši Kristovi (locative singular)
Ježíši Kristu (locative singular)
Ježíšem Kristem (instrumental singular)


Starý zákon

Starý zákon (nominative singular)
Staré zákony (nominative plural)
Starého zákona (genitive singular)
Starých zákonů (genitive plural)
Starému zákonu (dative singular)
Starým zákonům (dative plural)
Starý zákon (accusative singular)
Staré zákony (accusative plural)
Starý zákone (singular vocative)
Staré zákony (plural vocative)
Starém zákoně (locative singular)
Starém zákonu (locative singular)
Starých zákonech (locative plural)
Starým zákonem (instrumental singular)
Starými zákony (instrumental plural)


Nový zákon

Nový zákon (nominative singular)
Nové zákony (nominative plural)
Nového zákona (genitive singular)
Nových zákonů (genitive plural)
Novému zákonu (dative singular)
Novým zákonům (dative plural)
Nový zákon (accusative singular)
Nové zákony (accusative plural)
Nový zákone (singular vocative)
Nové zákony (plural vocative)
Novém zákoně (locative singular)
Novém zákonu (locative singular)
Nových zákonech (locative plural)
Novým zákonem (instrumental singular)
Novými zákony (instrumental plural)


Kryštof

Kryštof (nominative singular)
Kryštofové (nominative plural)
Kryštofa (genitive singular)
Kryštofů (genitive plural)
Kryštofovi (dative singular)
Kryštofu (dative singular)
Kryštofům (dative plural)
Kryštofa (accusative singular)
Kryštofy (accusative plural)
Kryštofe (singular vocative)
Kryštofové (plural vocative)
Kryštofovi (locative singular)
Kryštofu (locative singular)
Kryštofech (locative plural)
Kryštofem (instrumental singular)
Kryštofy (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Christopher


Kristína

Kristína (nominative singular)
Kristíny (nominative plural)
Kristíny (genitive singular)
Kristín (genitive plural)
Kristíně (dative singular)
Kristínám (dative plural)
Kristínu (accusative singular)
Kristíny (accusative plural)
Kristíno (singular vocative)
Kristíny (plural vocative)
Kristíně (locative singular)
Kristínách (locative plural)
Kristínou (instrumental singular)
Kristínami (instrumental plural)
Kristýna (alternative)

a female given name, equivalent to English Christina


Svatý grál

Svatý grál (nominative singular)
Svaté grály (nominative plural)
Svatého grálu (genitive singular)
Svatých grálů (genitive plural)
Svatému grálu (dative singular)
Svatým grálům (dative plural)
Svatý grál (accusative singular)
Svaté grály (accusative plural)
Svatý grále (singular vocative)
Svaté grály (plural vocative)
Svatém grálu (locative singular)
Svatých grálech (locative plural)
Svatým grálem (instrumental singular)
Svatými grály (instrumental plural)


Dánsko

Dánsko n (relational adjective dánský, demonym Dán, female demonym Dánka)

dánský (adjective relational)
Dán (demonym)
Dánka (demonym feminine)
Dánsko (nominative singular)
Dánska (genitive singular)
Dánsku (dative singular)
Dánsko (accusative singular)
Dánsko (singular vocative)
Dánsku (locative singular)
Dánskem (instrumental singular)

Denmark (a country in Northern Europe; capital: Copenhagen)


Soja

Sojová (feminine)
Soja (nominative singular)
Sojové (nominative plural)
Soji (genitive singular)
Sojů (genitive plural)
Sojovi (dative singular)
Sojům (dative plural)
Soju (accusative singular)
Soji (accusative plural)
Sojo (singular vocative)
Sojové (plural vocative)
Sojovi (locative singular)
Sojích (locative plural)
Sojou (instrumental singular)
Soji (instrumental plural)


Atlantik

Atlantik m inan (relational adjective atlantický or atlantský)

atlantický (adjective relational)
atlantský (adjective relational)
Atlantik (nominative singular)
Atlantiku (genitive singular)
Atlantiku (dative singular)
Atlantik (accusative singular)
Atlantiku (singular vocative)
Atlantiku (locative singular)
Atlantikem (instrumental singular)

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


Havel

Havel m anim (relational adjective Havlův)

Havlův (adjective relational)
Havel (nominative singular)
Havlové (nominative plural)
Havla (genitive singular)
Havlů (genitive plural)
Havlovi (dative singular)
Havlu (dative singular)
Havlům (dative plural)
Havla (accusative singular)
Havly (accusative plural)
Havle (singular vocative)
Havlové (plural vocative)
Havlovi (locative singular)
Havlu (locative singular)
Havlech (locative plural)
Havlem (instrumental singular)
Havly (instrumental plural)

From Old Irish Gall, the name of a seventh-century Irish monk, missionary to Swabia, from the Latin cognomen Gallus, originally from gallus (“cock”) but later associated with Gallus (“Gaul”).


Havel

Havel m anim (female equivalent Havlová)

Havlová (feminine)
Havel (nominative singular)
Havlové (nominative plural)
Havla (genitive singular)
Havlů (genitive plural)
Havlovi (dative singular)
Havlům (dative plural)
Havla (accusative singular)
Havly (accusative plural)
Havle (singular vocative)
Havlové (plural vocative)
Havlovi (locative singular)
Havlech (locative plural)
Havlem (instrumental singular)
Havly (instrumental plural)

Václav Havel, a Czech writer and politician


Olymp

Olymp m inan (relational adjective olympský, demonym Olympan, female demonym Olympanka)

olympský (adjective relational)
Olympan (demonym)
Olympanka (demonym feminine)
Olymp (nominative singular)
Olympu (genitive singular)
Olympu (dative singular)
Olymp (accusative singular)
Olympe (singular vocative)
Olympu (locative singular)
Olympem (instrumental singular)


Olympie

Olympie (nominative singular)
Olympie (genitive singular)
Olympii (dative singular)
Olympii (accusative singular)
Olympie (singular vocative)
Olympii (locative singular)
Olympií (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Latin Olympia, from Ancient Greek Ὀλυμπία (Olumpía).

the Ancient Greek city Olympia, home of the original Olympics


Kreml

Kreml m inan (relational adjective kremelský)

kremelský (adjective relational)
Kreml (nominative singular)
Kremlu (genitive singular)
Kremlu (dative singular)
Kreml (accusative singular)
Kremle (singular vocative)
Kremlu (locative singular)
Kremlem (instrumental singular)


Nový Zéland

Nový Zéland m inan (relational adjective novozélandský, demonym Novozélanďan)

novozélandský (adjective relational)
Novozélanďan (demonym)
Nový Zéland (nominative singular)
Nového Zélandu (genitive singular)
Novému Zélandu (dative singular)
Nový Zéland (accusative singular)
Nový Zélande (singular vocative)
Novém Zélandu (locative singular)
Novým Zélandem (instrumental singular)

New Zealand (a country and archipelago in Oceania, to the east of Australia)


Spojené arabské emiráty

Spojené arabské emiráty (nominative plural)
Spojených arabských emirátů (genitive plural)
Spojeným arabským emirátům (dative plural)
Spojené arabské emiráty (accusative plural)
Spojené arabské emiráty (plural vocative)
Spojených arabských emirátech (locative plural)
Spojenými arabskými emiráty (instrumental plural)

United Arab Emirates
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United Arab Emirates (a country in Western Asia, in the Middle East)


Augsburg

Augsburg m inan (relational adjective augsburský)

augsburský (adjective relational)
Augsburg (nominative singular)
Augsburgu (genitive singular)
Augsburgu (dative singular)
Augsburg (accusative singular)
Augsburgu (singular vocative)
Augsburgu (locative singular)
Augsburgem (instrumental singular)
Augšpurk (alternative)
Augsburk (alternative)

Borrowed from German Augsburg, from Latin Augusta Vindelicōrum.

Augsburg (an independent city, the administrative seat of Swabia, Bavaria, Germany)


Čína

Čína f (relational adjective čínský, demonym Číňan, female demonym Číňanka)

čínský (adjective relational)
Číňan (demonym)
Číňanka (demonym feminine)
Čína (nominative singular)
Číny (genitive singular)
Číně (dative singular)
Čínu (accusative singular)
Číno (singular vocative)
Číně (locative singular)
Čínou (instrumental singular)

China (a region and country in East Asia; capital: Beijing)


Marika

Marika (nominative singular)
Mariky (nominative plural)
Mariky (genitive singular)
Marik (genitive plural)
Marice (dative singular)
Marikám (dative plural)
Mariku (accusative singular)
Mariky (accusative plural)
Mariko (singular vocative)
Mariky (plural vocative)
Marice (locative singular)
Marikách (locative plural)
Marikou (instrumental singular)
Marikami (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Hungarian Marika, a diminutive form of Mária (“Mary”).


Jana

Janin (adjective relational)
Jana (nominative singular)
Jany (nominative plural)
Jany (genitive singular)
Jan (genitive plural)
Janě (dative singular)
Janám (dative plural)
Janu (accusative singular)
Jany (accusative plural)
Jano (singular vocative)
Jani (informal singular vocative)
Jany (plural vocative)
Janě (locative singular)
Janách (locative plural)
Janou (instrumental singular)
Janami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Jane


Jana

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


Sumer

cs-proper noun

Sumer m inan (relational adjective sumerský)


Kavkaz

Kavkaz m inan (relational adjective kavkazský, demonym Kavkazan)

kavkazský (adjective relational)
Kavkazan (demonym)
Kavkaz (nominative singular)
Kavkazu (genitive singular)
Kavkazu (dative singular)
Kavkaz (accusative singular)
Kavkaze (singular vocative)
Kavkaze (locative singular)
Kavkazu (locative singular)
Kavkazem (instrumental singular)


Elsa

Elsin (adjective relational)
Elsa (nominative singular)
Elsy (genitive singular)
Else (dative singular)
Elsu (accusative singular)
Elso (singular vocative)
Else (locative singular)
Elsou (instrumental singular)


Japonsko

Japonsko n (relational adjective japonský, demonym Japonec, female demonym Japonka)

japonský (adjective relational)
Japonec (demonym)
Japonka (demonym feminine)
Japonsko (nominative singular)
Japonska (genitive singular)
Japonsku (dative singular)
Japonsko (accusative singular)
Japonsko (singular vocative)
Japonsku (locative singular)
Japonskem (instrumental singular)

Japan (a country and archipelago in East Asia; capital: Tokyo)


Karibik

Karibik m inan (relational adjective karibský)

karibský (adjective relational)
Karibik (nominative singular)
Karibiku (genitive singular)
Karibiku (dative singular)
Karibik (accusative singular)
Karibiku (singular vocative)
Karibiku (locative singular)
Karibikem (instrumental singular)


Benedikt

Benedikt (nominative singular)
Benedikta (genitive singular)
Benediktovi (dative singular)
Benediktu (dative singular)
Benedikta (accusative singular)
Benedikte (singular vocative)
Benediktovi (locative singular)
Benediktu (locative singular)
Benediktem (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Late Latin Benedictus, from Latin benedictus (“blessed”), perfect passive participle of benedīcō (“I speak well of, bless, praise”), from bene (“well”) + dīcō (“I speak”).

a male given name from Latin, equivalent to English Benedict


Cayenne

Cayenne n (indeclinable, relational adjective cayennský)

Cayenne (the capital city of the French Guiana department)


Magdalena

Magdalena (nominative singular)
Magdaleny (nominative plural)
Magdaleny (genitive singular)
Magdalen (genitive plural)
Magdaleně (dative singular)
Magdalenám (dative plural)
Magdalenu (accusative singular)
Magdaleny (accusative plural)
Magdaleno (singular vocative)
Magdaleny (plural vocative)
Magdaleně (locative singular)
Magdalenách (locative plural)
Magdalenou (instrumental singular)
Magdalenami (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek Μαγδαληνή (Magdalēnḗ, “woman from Magdala”).


Ilona

Ilona (nominative singular)
Ilony (nominative plural)
Ilony (genitive singular)
Ilon (genitive plural)
Iloně (dative singular)
Ilonám (dative plural)
Ilonu (accusative singular)
Ilony (accusative plural)
Ilono (singular vocative)
Ilony (plural vocative)
Iloně (locative singular)
Ilonách (locative plural)
Ilonou (instrumental singular)
Ilonami (instrumental plural)


Mika

Miková (feminine)
Mika (nominative singular)
Mikové (nominative plural)
Miky (genitive singular)
Miků (genitive plural)
Mikovi (dative singular)
Mikům (dative plural)
Miku (accusative singular)
Miky (accusative plural)
Miko (singular vocative)
Mikové (plural vocative)
Mikovi (locative singular)
Micích (locative plural)
Mikou (instrumental singular)
Miky (instrumental plural)


Čečensko

cs-proper noun

Čečensko n (relational adjective čečenský, demonym Čečenec, female demonym Čečenka)

čečenský (adjective relational)
Čečenec (demonym)
Čečenka (demonym feminine)
Čečensko (nominative singular)
Čečenska (genitive singular)
Čečensku (dative singular)
Čečensko (accusative singular)
Čečensko (singular vocative)
Čečensku (locative singular)
Čečenskem (instrumental singular)

Chechnya (a republic of the northern Caucasus of Russia; capital: Grozny)


Sofie

Sofie (nominative singular)
Sofie (nominative plural)
Sofie (genitive singular)
Sofií (genitive plural)
Sofii (dative singular)
Sofiím (dative plural)
Sofii (accusative singular)
Sofie (accusative plural)
Sofie (singular vocative)
Sofie (plural vocative)
Sofii (locative singular)
Sofiích (locative plural)
Sofií (instrumental singular)
Sofiemi (instrumental plural)
Sofia (alternative)

a female given name, equivalent to English Sophia


Sofie

sofijský (adjective relational)
Sofie (nominative singular)
Sofie (genitive singular)
Sofii (dative singular)
Sofii (accusative singular)
Sofie (singular vocative)
Sofii (locative singular)
Sofií (instrumental singular)
Sofia (alternative)


Janek

Janek (nominative singular)
Jankové (nominative plural)
Janka (genitive singular)
Janků (genitive plural)
Jankovi (dative singular)
Janku (dative singular)
Jankům (dative plural)
Janka (accusative singular)
Janky (accusative plural)
Janku (singular vocative)
Jankové (plural vocative)
Jankovi (locative singular)
Janku (locative singular)
Jancích (locative plural)
Jankem (instrumental singular)
Janky (instrumental plural)

Janek vás miloval! Zabil se pro vás!

Janek loved you! He killed himself for you!

(colloquial) a diminutive of the male given name Jan

A vždyť se přihází nezřídka, že největší štěstí mívá hloupý Janek.

1892, Jaromír Hrubý, “Chudí lidé”, in Spisy Fedora Michajloviče Dostojevského, Praha: Tisk. J. Otty, translation of Бедные люди (Bednye lyudi) by Fyodor M. Dostoyevsky, page 111:

(derogatory) Alternative form of janek (“fool”)


Antonín

Antonín (nominative singular)
Antonínové (nominative plural)
Antonína (genitive singular)
Antonínů (genitive plural)
Antonínovi (dative singular)
Antonínu (dative singular)
Antonínům (dative plural)
Antonína (accusative singular)
Antoníny (accusative plural)
Antoníne (singular vocative)
Antonínové (plural vocative)
Antonínovi (locative singular)
Antonínu (locative singular)
Antonínech (locative plural)
Antonínem (instrumental singular)
Antoníny (instrumental plural)

a male given name from Latin, equivalent to English Anthony


Mekka

Mekka f (relational adjective mekský or mecký or mekkánský)

mekský (adjective relational)
mecký (adjective relational)
mekkánský (adjective relational)
Mekka (nominative singular)
Mekky (genitive singular)
Mekce (dative singular)
Mekku (accusative singular)
Mekko (singular vocative)
Mekce (locative singular)
Mekkou (instrumental singular)

Mecca (a large city in the Hejaz, Saudi Arabia, the holiest place in Islam)


Wikipedie

Wikipedie (nominative singular)
Wikipedie (nominative plural)
Wikipedie (genitive singular)
Wikipedií (genitive plural)
Wikipedii (dative singular)
Wikipediím (dative plural)
Wikipedii (accusative singular)
Wikipedie (accusative plural)
Wikipedie (singular vocative)
Wikipedie (plural vocative)
Wikipedii (locative singular)
Wikipediích (locative plural)
Wikipedií (instrumental singular)
Wikipediemi (instrumental plural)


Rakousko

Rakousko n (relational adjective rakouský, demonym Rakušan, female demonym Rakušanka)

rakouský (adjective relational)
Rakušan (demonym)
Rakušanka (demonym feminine)
Rakousko (nominative singular)
Rakouska (genitive singular)
Rakousku (dative singular)
Rakousko (accusative singular)
Rakousko (singular vocative)
Rakousku (locative singular)
Rakouskem (instrumental singular)

From the name of the castle Raabs (formerly Ratgoz), called Rakuš or Rakús in Czech, + -sko. The castle lies near the Czech-Austrian border.


Rusko

Rusko n (relational adjective ruský, demonym Rus, female demonym Ruska)

ruský (adjective relational)
Rus (demonym)
Ruska (demonym feminine)
Rusko (nominative singular)
Ruska (genitive singular)
Rusku (dative singular)
Rusko (accusative singular)
Rusko (singular vocative)
Rusku (locative singular)
Ruskem (instrumental singular)

Russia (A transcontinental country in Eastern Europe and North Asia; official name: Ruská federace)


Ekvádor

Ekvádor m inan (relational adjective ekvádorský, demonym Ekvádorec, female demonym Ekvádorka)

ekvádorský (adjective relational)
Ekvádorec (demonym)
Ekvádorka (demonym feminine)
Ekvádor (nominative singular)
Ekvádoru (genitive singular)
Ekvádoru (dative singular)
Ekvádor (accusative singular)
Ekvádore (singular vocative)
Ekvádoru (locative singular)
Ekvádorem (instrumental singular)
Ecuador (alternative)

Borrowed from Spanish Ecuador, from Spanish ecuador (“equator”).


Vídeň

Vídeň f (relational adjective vídeňský, demonym Vídeňan or (informal) Vídeňák)

vídeňský (adjective relational)
Vídeňan (demonym)
Vídeňák (demonym informal)
Vídeň (nominative singular)
Vídně (genitive singular)
Vídni (dative singular)
Vídeň (accusative singular)
Vídni (singular vocative)
Vídni (locative singular)
Vídní (instrumental singular)

Vienna (the capital city and state of Austria)


Irena

Irena (nominative singular)
Ireny (nominative plural)
Ireny (genitive singular)
Iren (genitive plural)
Ireně (dative singular)
Irenám (dative plural)
Irenu (accusative singular)
Ireny (accusative plural)
Ireno (singular vocative)
Ireny (plural vocative)
Ireně (locative singular)
Irenách (locative plural)
Irenou (instrumental singular)
Irenami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Irene


Barbora

Barbora (nominative singular)
Barbory (nominative plural)
Barbory (genitive singular)
Barbor (genitive plural)
Barboře (dative singular)
Barborám (dative plural)
Barboru (accusative singular)
Barbory (accusative plural)
Barboro (singular vocative)
Barbory (plural vocative)
Barboře (locative singular)
Barborách (locative plural)
Barborou (instrumental singular)
Barborami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Barbara


Lucie

Lucie (nominative singular)
Lucie (nominative plural)
Lucie (genitive singular)
Lucií (genitive plural)
Lucii (dative singular)
Luciím (dative plural)
Lucii (accusative singular)
Lucie (accusative plural)
Lucie (singular vocative)
Lucie (plural vocative)
Lucii (locative singular)
Luciích (locative plural)
Lucií (instrumental singular)
Luciemi (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Lucy


Markéta

Markéta (nominative singular)
Markéty (nominative plural)
Markéty (genitive singular)
Markét (genitive plural)
Markétě (dative singular)
Markétám (dative plural)
Markétu (accusative singular)
Markéty (accusative plural)
Markéto (singular vocative)
Markéty (plural vocative)
Markétě (locative singular)
Markétách (locative plural)
Markétou (instrumental singular)
Markétami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Margaret


Jaroslav

Jaroslav m anim (female equivalent Jaroslava)

Jaroslava (feminine)
Jaroslav (nominative singular)
Jaroslavové (nominative plural)
Jaroslava (genitive singular)
Jaroslavů (genitive plural)
Jaroslavovi (dative singular)
Jaroslavu (dative singular)
Jaroslavům (dative plural)
Jaroslava (accusative singular)
Jaroslavy (accusative plural)
Jaroslave (singular vocative)
Jaroslavové (plural vocative)
Jaroslavovi (locative singular)
Jaroslavu (locative singular)
Jaroslavech (locative plural)
Jaroslavem (instrumental singular)
Jaroslavy (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Yaroslav


Miroslav

Miroslav (nominative singular)
Miroslavové (nominative plural)
Miroslava (genitive singular)
Miroslavů (genitive plural)
Miroslavovi (dative singular)
Miroslavu (dative singular)
Miroslavům (dative plural)
Miroslava (accusative singular)
Miroslavy (accusative plural)
Miroslave (singular vocative)
Miroslavové (plural vocative)
Miroslavovi (locative singular)
Miroslavu (locative singular)
Miroslavech (locative plural)
Miroslavem (instrumental singular)
Miroslavy (instrumental plural)


František

František (nominative singular)
Františkové (nominative plural)
Františka (genitive singular)
Františků (genitive plural)
Františkovi (dative singular)
Františku (dative singular)
Františkům (dative plural)
Františka (accusative singular)
Františky (accusative plural)
Františku (singular vocative)
Františkové (plural vocative)
Františkovi (locative singular)
Františku (locative singular)
Františcích (locative plural)
Františkem (instrumental singular)
Františky (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Francis


Zdeněk

Zdeněk (nominative singular)
Zdeňkové (nominative plural)
Zdeňka (genitive singular)
Zdeňků (genitive plural)
Zdeňkovi (dative singular)
Zdeňku (dative singular)
Zdeňkům (dative plural)
Zdeňka (accusative singular)
Zdeňky (accusative plural)
Zdeňku (singular vocative)
Zdeňkové (plural vocative)
Zdeňkovi (locative singular)
Zdeňku (locative singular)
Zdeňcích (locative plural)
Zdeňkem (instrumental singular)
Zdeňky (instrumental plural)


Zbyněk

Zbyněk (nominative singular)
Zbyňkové (nominative plural)
Zbyňka (genitive singular)
Zbyňků (genitive plural)
Zbyňkovi (dative singular)
Zbyňku (dative singular)
Zbyňkům (dative plural)
Zbyňka (accusative singular)
Zbyňky (accusative plural)
Zbyňku (singular vocative)
Zbyňkové (plural vocative)
Zbyňkovi (locative singular)
Zbyňku (locative singular)
Zbyňcích (locative plural)
Zbyňkem (instrumental singular)
Zbyňky (instrumental plural)


Václav

Václav (nominative singular)
Václavové (nominative plural)
Václava (genitive singular)
Václavů (genitive plural)
Václavovi (dative singular)
Václavu (dative singular)
Václavům (dative plural)
Václava (accusative singular)
Václavy (accusative plural)
Václave (singular vocative)
Václavové (plural vocative)
Václavovi (locative singular)
Václavu (locative singular)
Václavech (locative plural)
Václavem (instrumental singular)
Václavy (instrumental plural)

Contraction of a Slavic (Old Czech Vácslav) name, appearing in English as Wenceslaus, from Proto-Slavic *Vęťeslavъ, from *vęťьjь (“greater, more”) + *slava (“fame, glory”).


Vladimír

Vladimír (nominative singular)
Vladimírové (nominative plural)
Vladimíra (genitive singular)
Vladimírů (genitive plural)
Vladimírovi (dative singular)
Vladimíru (dative singular)
Vladimírům (dative plural)
Vladimíra (accusative singular)
Vladimíry (accusative plural)
Vladimíre (singular vocative)
Vladimírové (plural vocative)
Vladimírovi (locative singular)
Vladimíru (locative singular)
Vladimírech (locative plural)
Vladimírem (instrumental singular)
Vladimíry (instrumental plural)


Ladislav

Ladislav (nominative singular)
Ladislavové (nominative plural)
Ladislava (genitive singular)
Ladislavů (genitive plural)
Ladislavovi (dative singular)
Ladislavu (dative singular)
Ladislavům (dative plural)
Ladislava (accusative singular)
Ladislavy (accusative plural)
Ladislave (singular vocative)
Ladislavové (plural vocative)
Ladislavovi (locative singular)
Ladislavu (locative singular)
Ladislavech (locative plural)
Ladislavem (instrumental singular)
Ladislavy (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Ladislaus


Věra

Věra (nominative singular)
Věry (nominative plural)
Věry (genitive singular)
Věr (genitive plural)
Věře (dative singular)
Věrám (dative plural)
Věru (accusative singular)
Věry (accusative plural)
Věro (singular vocative)
Věry (plural vocative)
Věře (locative singular)
Věrách (locative plural)
Věrou (instrumental singular)
Věrami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Vera


Lenka

Lenka (nominative singular)
Lenky (nominative plural)
Lenky (genitive singular)
Lenek (genitive plural)
Lence (dative singular)
Lenkám (dative plural)
Lenku (accusative singular)
Lenky (accusative plural)
Lenko (singular vocative)
Lenky (plural vocative)
Lence (locative singular)
Lenkách (locative plural)
Lenkou (instrumental singular)
Lenkami (instrumental plural)

From a diminutive form of Helena and Magdaléna.


Alena

Alena (nominative singular)
Aleny (nominative plural)
Aleny (genitive singular)
Alen (genitive plural)
Aleně (dative singular)
Alenám (dative plural)
Alenu (accusative singular)
Aleny (accusative plural)
Aleno (singular vocative)
Aleny (plural vocative)
Aleně (locative singular)
Alenách (locative plural)
Alenou (instrumental singular)
Alenami (instrumental plural)


Jaroslava

Jaroslav (masculine)
Jaroslava (nominative singular)
Jaroslavy (nominative plural)
Jaroslavy (genitive singular)
Jaroslav (genitive plural)
Jaroslavě (dative singular)
Jaroslavám (dative plural)
Jaroslavu (accusative singular)
Jaroslavy (accusative plural)
Jaroslavo (singular vocative)
Jaroslavy (plural vocative)
Jaroslavě (locative singular)
Jaroslavách (locative plural)
Jaroslavou (instrumental singular)
Jaroslavami (instrumental plural)


Ludmila

Ludmila (nominative singular)
Ludmily (nominative plural)
Ludmily (genitive singular)
Ludmil (genitive plural)
Ludmile (dative singular)
Ludmilám (dative plural)
Ludmilu (accusative singular)
Ludmily (accusative plural)
Ludmilo (singular vocative)
Ludmily (plural vocative)
Ludmile (locative singular)
Ludmilách (locative plural)
Ludmilou (instrumental singular)
Ludmilami (instrumental plural)

Name of a Bohemian 9th/10th century saint, from Proto-Slavic *ľudъ (“people”) and *milъ (“dear, nice, gentle”).


Jitka

Jitka (nominative singular)
Jitky (nominative plural)
Jitky (genitive singular)
Jitek (genitive plural)
Jitce (dative singular)
Jitkám (dative plural)
Jitku (accusative singular)
Jitky (accusative plural)
Jitko (singular vocative)
Jitky (plural vocative)
Jitce (locative singular)
Jitkách (locative plural)
Jitkou (instrumental singular)
Jitkami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Judith


Zdeňka

Zdeňka (nominative singular)
Zdeňky (nominative plural)
Zdeňky (genitive singular)
Zdeněk (genitive plural)
Zdeňce (dative singular)
Zdeňkám (dative plural)
Zdeňku (accusative singular)
Zdeňky (accusative plural)
Zdeňko (singular vocative)
Zdeňky (plural vocative)
Zdeňce (locative singular)
Zdeňkách (locative plural)
Zdeňkou (instrumental singular)
Zdeňkami (instrumental plural)


Veronika

Veronika (nominative singular)
Veroniky (nominative plural)
Veroniky (genitive singular)
Veronik (genitive plural)
Veronice (dative singular)
Veronikám (dative plural)
Veroniku (accusative singular)
Veroniky (accusative plural)
Veroniko (singular vocative)
Veroniky (plural vocative)
Veronice (locative singular)
Veronikách (locative plural)
Veronikou (instrumental singular)
Veronikami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech Veronika, from Late Latin Veronica.

a female given name from Latin, equivalent to English Veronica


Jarmila

Jarmila (nominative singular)
Jarmily (nominative plural)
Jarmily (genitive singular)
Jarmil (genitive plural)
Jarmile (dative singular)
Jarmilám (dative plural)
Jarmilu (accusative singular)
Jarmily (accusative plural)
Jarmilo (singular vocative)
Jarmily (plural vocative)
Jarmile (locative singular)
Jarmilách (locative plural)
Jarmilou (instrumental singular)
Jarmilami (instrumental plural)


Jolana

Jolana (nominative singular)
Jolany (nominative plural)
Jolany (genitive singular)
Jolan (genitive plural)
Jolaně (dative singular)
Jolanám (dative plural)
Jolanu (accusative singular)
Jolany (accusative plural)
Jolano (singular vocative)
Jolany (plural vocative)
Jolaně (locative singular)
Jolanách (locative plural)
Jolanou (instrumental singular)
Jolanami (instrumental plural)


Zuzana

Zuzana (nominative singular)
Zuzany (nominative plural)
Zuzany (genitive singular)
Zuzan (genitive plural)
Zuzaně (dative singular)
Zuzanám (dative plural)
Zuzanu (accusative singular)
Zuzany (accusative plural)
Zuzano (singular vocative)
Zuzany (plural vocative)
Zuzaně (locative singular)
Zuzanách (locative plural)
Zuzanou (instrumental singular)
Zuzanami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Susan


Libor

Libor (nominative singular)
Liborové (nominative plural)
Libora (genitive singular)
Liborů (genitive plural)
Liborovi (dative singular)
Liborům (dative plural)
Libora (accusative singular)
Libory (accusative plural)
Libore (singular vocative)
Liborové (plural vocative)
Liborovi (locative singular)
Liborech (locative plural)
Liborem (instrumental singular)
Libory (instrumental plural)


Hana

Hana f (diminutive Hanka or Hanička or Hani)

Hanka (diminutive)
Hanička (diminutive)
Hani (diminutive)
Hana (nominative singular)
Hany (nominative plural)
Hany (genitive singular)
Han (genitive plural)
Haně (dative singular)
Hanám (dative plural)
Hanu (accusative singular)
Hany (accusative plural)
Hano (singular vocative)
Hany (plural vocative)
Haně (locative singular)
Hanách (locative plural)
Hanou (instrumental singular)
Hanami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Hannah


Mikuláš

Mikuláš (nominative singular)
Mikulášové (nominative plural)
Mikuláše (genitive singular)
Mikulášů (genitive plural)
Mikulášovi (dative singular)
Mikuláši (dative singular)
Mikulášům (dative plural)
Mikuláše (accusative singular)
Mikuláše (accusative plural)
Mikuláši (singular vocative)
Mikulášové (plural vocative)
Mikulášovi (locative singular)
Mikuláši (locative singular)
Mikuláších (locative plural)
Mikulášem (instrumental singular)
Mikuláši (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Nicholas


Nikola

Nikola (nominative singular)
Nikolové (nominative plural)
Nikoly (genitive singular)
Nikolů (genitive plural)
Nikolovi (dative singular)
Nikolům (dative plural)
Nikolu (accusative singular)
Nikoly (accusative plural)
Nikolo (singular vocative)
Nikolové (plural vocative)
Nikolovi (locative singular)
Nikolech (locative plural)
Nikolou (instrumental singular)
Nikoly (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from French Nicolas, as a variant of the traditional Czech Mikuláš, and from the French female name Nicole.


Nikola

Nikola (nominative singular)
Nikoly (nominative plural)
Nikoly (genitive singular)
Nikol (genitive plural)
Nikole (dative singular)
Nikolám (dative plural)
Nikolu (accusative singular)
Nikoly (accusative plural)
Nikolo (singular vocative)
Nikoly (plural vocative)
Nikole (locative singular)
Nikolách (locative plural)
Nikolou (instrumental singular)
Nikolami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Nicole; variant form Nikol


Emílie

Emílie (nominative singular)
Emílie (nominative plural)
Emílie (genitive singular)
Emílií (genitive plural)
Emílii (dative singular)
Emíliím (dative plural)
Emílii (accusative singular)
Emílie (accusative plural)
Emílie (singular vocative)
Emílie (plural vocative)
Emílii (locative singular)
Emíliích (locative plural)
Emílií (instrumental singular)
Emíliemi (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Emily


Vlastimil

Vlastimil (nominative singular)
Vlastimilové (nominative plural)
Vlastimila (genitive singular)
Vlastimilů (genitive plural)
Vlastimilovi (dative singular)
Vlastimilu (dative singular)
Vlastimilům (dative plural)
Vlastimila (accusative singular)
Vlastimily (accusative plural)
Vlastimile (singular vocative)
Vlastimilové (plural vocative)
Vlastimilovi (locative singular)
Vlastimilu (locative singular)
Vlastimilech (locative plural)
Vlastimilem (instrumental singular)
Vlastimily (instrumental plural)


Vlastislav

Vlastislav (nominative singular)
Vlastislavové (nominative plural)
Vlastislava (genitive singular)
Vlastislavů (genitive plural)
Vlastislavovi (dative singular)
Vlastislavu (dative singular)
Vlastislavům (dative plural)
Vlastislava (accusative singular)
Vlastislavy (accusative plural)
Vlastislave (singular vocative)
Vlastislavové (plural vocative)
Vlastislavovi (locative singular)
Vlastislavu (locative singular)
Vlastislavech (locative plural)
Vlastislavem (instrumental singular)
Vlastislavy (instrumental plural)


Rostislav

Rostislav (nominative singular)
Rostislavové (nominative plural)
Rostislava (genitive singular)
Rostislavů (genitive plural)
Rostislavovi (dative singular)
Rostislavu (dative singular)
Rostislavům (dative plural)
Rostislava (accusative singular)
Rostislavy (accusative plural)
Rostislave (singular vocative)
Rostislavové (plural vocative)
Rostislavovi (locative singular)
Rostislavu (locative singular)
Rostislavech (locative plural)
Rostislavem (instrumental singular)
Rostislavy (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech Rostislav. By surface analysis, růst + -slav.


Vladislav

Vladislav (nominative singular)
Vladislavové (nominative plural)
Vladislava (genitive singular)
Vladislavů (genitive plural)
Vladislavovi (dative singular)
Vladislavu (dative singular)
Vladislavům (dative plural)
Vladislava (accusative singular)
Vladislavy (accusative plural)
Vladislave (singular vocative)
Vladislavové (plural vocative)
Vladislavovi (locative singular)
Vladislavu (locative singular)
Vladislavech (locative plural)
Vladislavem (instrumental singular)
Vladislavy (instrumental plural)

→ Polish: Władysław (see there for further descendants)

→ Hungarian: László

Derived from Old Church Slavonic владь (vladĭ, “power”) (see владѣти (vladěti)) and слава (slava, “glory”).


Jaromír

Jaromír (nominative singular)
Jaromírové (nominative plural)
Jaromíra (genitive singular)
Jaromírů (genitive plural)
Jaromírovi (dative singular)
Jaromíru (dative singular)
Jaromírům (dative plural)
Jaromíra (accusative singular)
Jaromíry (accusative plural)
Jaromíre (singular vocative)
Jaromírové (plural vocative)
Jaromírovi (locative singular)
Jaromíru (locative singular)
Jaromírech (locative plural)
Jaromírem (instrumental singular)
Jaromíry (instrumental plural)


Stanislava

Stanislava (nominative singular)
Stanislavy (nominative plural)
Stanislavy (genitive singular)
Stanislav (genitive plural)
Stanislavě (dative singular)
Stanislavám (dative plural)
Stanislavu (accusative singular)
Stanislavy (accusative plural)
Stanislavo (singular vocative)
Stanislavy (plural vocative)
Stanislavě (locative singular)
Stanislavách (locative plural)
Stanislavou (instrumental singular)
Stanislavami (instrumental plural)


Ivana

Ivana (nominative singular)
Ivany (nominative plural)
Ivany (genitive singular)
Ivan (genitive plural)
Ivaně (dative singular)
Ivanám (dative plural)
Ivanu (accusative singular)
Ivany (accusative plural)
Ivano (singular vocative)
Ivany (plural vocative)
Ivaně (locative singular)
Ivanách (locative plural)
Ivanou (instrumental singular)
Ivanami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, masculine equivalent Ivan


Kamila

Kamila (nominative singular)
Kamily (nominative plural)
Kamily (genitive singular)
Kamil (genitive plural)
Kamile (dative singular)
Kamilám (dative plural)
Kamilu (accusative singular)
Kamily (accusative plural)
Kamilo (singular vocative)
Kamily (plural vocative)
Kamile (locative singular)
Kamilách (locative plural)
Kamilou (instrumental singular)
Kamilami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Camilla


Naďa

Naďa (nominative singular)
Nadi (nominative plural)
Nadi (genitive singular)
Naď (genitive plural)
Nadě (dative singular)
Nadi (dative singular)
Naďám (dative plural)
Naďu (accusative singular)
Nadi (accusative plural)
Naďo (singular vocative)
Nadi (plural vocative)
Nadě (locative singular)
Nadi (locative singular)
Naďách (locative plural)
Naďou (instrumental singular)
Naďami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Nadia


Vojtěch

Vojtěch (nominative singular)
Vojtěchové (nominative plural)
Vojtěcha (genitive singular)
Vojtěchů (genitive plural)
Vojtěchovi (dative singular)
Vojtěchu (dative singular)
Vojtěchům (dative plural)
Vojtěcha (accusative singular)
Vojtěchy (accusative plural)
Vojtěchu (singular vocative)
Vojtěchové (plural vocative)
Vojtěchovi (locative singular)
Vojtěchu (locative singular)
Vojtěších (locative plural)
Vojtěchem (instrumental singular)
Vojtěchy (instrumental plural)

Cognate with Slovak Vojtech and Polish Wojciech.


Štěpán

Štěpán (nominative singular)
Štěpánové (nominative plural)
Štěpána (genitive singular)
Štěpánů (genitive plural)
Štěpánovi (dative singular)
Štěpánům (dative plural)
Štěpána (accusative singular)
Štěpány (accusative plural)
Štěpáne (singular vocative)
Štěpánové (plural vocative)
Štěpánovi (locative singular)
Štěpánech (locative plural)
Štěpánem (instrumental singular)
Štěpány (instrumental plural)


Radek

Radek (nominative singular)
Radkové (nominative plural)
Radka (genitive singular)
Radků (genitive plural)
Radkovi (dative singular)
Radku (dative singular)
Radkům (dative plural)
Radka (accusative singular)
Radky (accusative plural)
Radku (singular vocative)
Radkové (plural vocative)
Radkovi (locative singular)
Radku (locative singular)
Radcích (locative plural)
Radkem (instrumental singular)
Radky (instrumental plural)


Radek

nonlemma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


Šárka

Šárka (nominative singular)
Šárky (nominative plural)
Šárky (genitive singular)
Šárek (genitive plural)
Šárce (dative singular)
Šárkám (dative plural)
Šárku (accusative singular)
Šárky (accusative plural)
Šárko (singular vocative)
Šárky (plural vocative)
Šárce (locative singular)
Šárkách (locative plural)
Šárkou (instrumental singular)
Šárkami (instrumental plural)

Believed to be a variant of Sarah, Šárka means "princess," coming from the Hebrew sar (שרה).


Šárka

cs-proper noun

Šárka m anim (female equivalent Šárková)

Šárková (feminine)
Šárka (nominative singular)
Šárkové (nominative plural)
Šárky (genitive singular)
Šárků (genitive plural)
Šárkovi (dative singular)
Šárkům (dative plural)
Šárku (accusative singular)
Šárky (accusative plural)
Šárko (singular vocative)
Šárkové (plural vocative)
Šárkovi (locative singular)
Šárcích (locative plural)
Šárkou (instrumental singular)
Šárky (instrumental plural)


Ctirad

Ctirad (nominative singular)
Ctiradové (nominative plural)
Ctirada (genitive singular)
Ctiradů (genitive plural)
Ctiradovi (dative singular)
Ctiradu (dative singular)
Ctiradům (dative plural)
Ctirada (accusative singular)
Ctirady (accusative plural)
Ctirade (singular vocative)
Ctiradové (plural vocative)
Ctiradovi (locative singular)
Ctiradu (locative singular)
Ctiradech (locative plural)
Ctiradem (instrumental singular)
Ctirady (instrumental plural)


Českomoravská vrchovina

Českomoravská vrchovina (nominative singular)
Českomoravské vrchoviny (nominative plural)
Českomoravské vrchoviny (genitive singular)
Českomoravských vrchovin (genitive plural)
Českomoravské vrchovině (dative singular)
Českomoravským vrchovinám (dative plural)
Českomoravskou vrchovinu (accusative singular)
Českomoravské vrchoviny (accusative plural)
Českomoravská vrchovino (singular vocative)
Českomoravské vrchoviny (plural vocative)
Českomoravské vrchovině (locative singular)
Českomoravských vrchovinách (locative plural)
Českomoravskou vrchovinou (instrumental singular)
Českomoravskými vrchovinami (instrumental plural)

Bohemian-Moravian Highlands
Bohemian-Moravian Highlands


Rudolf

Rudolf (nominative singular)
Rudolfové (nominative plural)
Rudolfa (genitive singular)
Rudolfů (genitive plural)
Rudolfovi (dative singular)
Rudolfu (dative singular)
Rudolfům (dative plural)
Rudolfa (accusative singular)
Rudolfy (accusative plural)
Rudolfe (singular vocative)
Rudolfové (plural vocative)
Rudolfovi (locative singular)
Rudolfu (locative singular)
Rudolfech (locative plural)
Rudolfem (instrumental singular)
Rudolfy (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Rudolph


Temešvár

Temešvár m inan (relational adjective temešvárský)

temešvárský (adjective relational)
Temešvár (nominative singular)
Temešváru (genitive singular)
Temešváru (dative singular)
Temešvár (accusative singular)
Temešváre (singular vocative)
Temešváru (locative singular)
Temešvárem (instrumental singular)


Sonnenschein

Sonnenschein m anim (female equivalent Sonnenscheinová)

Sonnenscheinová (feminine)
Sonnenschein (nominative singular)
Sonnenscheinové (nominative plural)
Sonnenscheina (genitive singular)
Sonnenscheinů (genitive plural)
Sonnenscheinovi (dative singular)
Sonnenscheinům (dative plural)
Sonnenscheina (accusative singular)
Sonnenscheiny (accusative plural)
Sonnenscheine (singular vocative)
Sonnenscheinové (plural vocative)
Sonnenscheinovi (locative singular)
Sonnenscheinech (locative plural)
Sonnenscheinem (instrumental singular)
Sonnenscheiny (instrumental plural)


Skotsko

Skotsko n (relational adjective skotský, demonym Skot, female demonym Skotka)

skotský (adjective relational)
Skot (demonym)
Skotka (demonym feminine)
Skotsko (nominative singular)
Skotska (genitive singular)
Skotsku (dative singular)
Skotsko (accusative singular)
Skotsko (singular vocative)
Skotsku (locative singular)
Skotskem (instrumental singular)

Scotland (a constituent country of the United Kingdom)


Abidžan

Abidjan (the de-facto capital city of Ivory Coast)


Poul

Poulová (feminine)
Poul (nominative singular)
Poulové (nominative plural)
Poula (genitive singular)
Poulů (genitive plural)
Poulovi (dative singular)
Poulům (dative plural)
Poula (accusative singular)
Pouly (accusative plural)
Poule (singular vocative)
Poulové (plural vocative)
Poulovi (locative singular)
Poulech (locative plural)
Poulem (instrumental singular)
Pouly (instrumental plural)


Poula

Poula m anim (female equivalent Poulová)

Poulová (feminine)
Poula (nominative singular)
Poulové (nominative plural)
Pouly (genitive singular)
Poulů (genitive plural)
Poulovi (dative singular)
Poulům (dative plural)
Poulu (accusative singular)
Pouly (accusative plural)
Poulo (singular vocative)
Poulové (plural vocative)
Poulovi (locative singular)
Poulech (locative plural)
Poulou (instrumental singular)
Pouly (instrumental plural)


Paulus

Paulus m anim (female equivalent Paulusová)

Paulusová (feminine)
Paulus (nominative singular)
Paulusové (nominative plural)
Paulusa (genitive singular)
Paulusů (genitive plural)
Paulusovi (dative singular)
Paulusům (dative plural)
Paulusa (accusative singular)
Paulusy (accusative plural)
Pauluse (singular vocative)
Paulusové (plural vocative)
Paulusovi (locative singular)
Paulusech (locative plural)
Paulusem (instrumental singular)
Paulusy (instrumental plural)


Amazonka

Amazonka (nominative singular)
Amazonky (genitive singular)
Amazonce (dative singular)
Amazonku (accusative singular)
Amazonko (singular vocative)
Amazonce (locative singular)
Amazonkou (instrumental singular)

the Amazon, Amazon River (a major river in Brazil, Colombia and Peru)


Ukrajina

Ukrajina f (relational adjective ukrajinský, demonym Ukrajinec, female demonym Ukrajinka)

ukrajinský (adjective relational)
Ukrajinec (demonym)
Ukrajinka (demonym feminine)
Ukrajina (nominative singular)
Ukrajiny (genitive singular)
Ukrajině (dative singular)
Ukrajinu (accusative singular)
Ukrajino (singular vocative)
Ukrajině (locative singular)
Ukrajinou (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Ukrainian Україна (Ukrajina).

bor+

Válka na Ukrajině.

Kyjev je hlavní a největší město Ukrajiny.

Kyiv is the capital and the largest city of Ukraine.

Ukraine (a country in Eastern Europe, bordering on the north shore of the Black Sea)


Džibuti

cs-proper noun

Džibuti n (indeclinable, relational adjective džibutský)