Cikán

cs-proper noun

Cikán m anim (female equivalent Cikánová)

Cikánová (feminine)
Cikán (nominative singular)
Cikánové (nominative plural)
Cikána (genitive singular)
Cikánů (genitive plural)
Cikánovi (dative singular)
Cikánům (dative plural)
Cikána (accusative singular)
Cikány (accusative plural)
Cikáne (singular vocative)
Cikánové (plural vocative)
Cikánovi (locative singular)
Cikánech (locative plural)
Cikánem (instrumental singular)
Cikány (instrumental plural)
cikán (alternative)

Possibly from an Ancient Greek term meaning "untouchable"; compare the modern Greek designations Τσιγγάνοι (Tsingánoi), Αθίγγανοι (Athínganoi). Cognates include Hungarian cigány, English tzigane, Italian zigano, Portuguese cigano, Polish Cygan, Russian цыган (cygan), German Zigeuner, and Spanish cíngaro.


Internacionála

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


Cohen

Cohen m anim (female equivalent Cohenová)

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


Klimeš

Klimeš m anim (female equivalent Klimešová)

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


Jakeš

Jakeš m anim (female equivalent Jakešová)

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


Mikeš

Mikeš m anim (female equivalent Mikešová)

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


Kolář

Kolář m anim (female equivalent Kolářová)

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

a male surname originating as an occupation


Kramář

Kramář m anim (female equivalent Kramářová)

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


Bermudy

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

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

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


Nečas

Nečas m anim (female equivalent Nečasová)

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


Pastorek

Pastorek m anim (female equivalent Pastorková)

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


Horalky

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

a brand of Slovak and Czech chocolate wafers


Šafránek

Šafránek m anim (female equivalent Šafránková)

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


Dostál

Dostál m anim (female equivalent Dostálová)

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


Dohnal

Dohnal m anim (female equivalent Dohnalová)

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


Hruška

Hruška m anim (female equivalent Hrušková)

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


Cibulka

Cibulka m anim (female equivalent Cibulková)

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


Fojtík

Fojtík m anim (female equivalent Fojtíková)

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


Polanský

Polanský m anim (female equivalent Polanská)

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


Moravec

Moravec m anim (female equivalent Moravcová)

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


Kadlec

Kadlec m anim (female equivalent Kadlecová)

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

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


Navrátil

Navrátil m anim (female equivalent Navrátilová)

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

English: Navratil


Doležal

Doležal m anim (female equivalent Doležalová)

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


Mareš

Mareš m anim (female equivalent Marešová)

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


Bláha

Bláha m anim (female equivalent Bláhová)

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


Ševčík

Ševčík m anim (female equivalent Ševčíková)

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

[ˈʃɛft͡ʃiːk]


Kopecký

Kopecký m anim (female equivalent Kopecká)

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


Bartoš

Bartoš m anim (female equivalent Bartošová)

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


Kříž

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


Čermák

Čermák m anim (female equivalent Čermáková)

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

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


Krejčí

Krejčí m anim (female equivalent Krejčová)

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


Valenta

Valenta m anim (female equivalent Valentová)

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


Šťastný

Šťastný m anim (female equivalent Šťastná)

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


Staněk

Staněk m anim (female equivalent Staňková)

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


Konečný

Konečný m anim (female equivalent Konečná)

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


Vlček

Vlček m anim (female equivalent Vlčková)

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


Holub

Holub m anim (female equivalent Holubová)

Holubová (feminine)
Holub (nominative singular)
Holubové (nominative plural)
Holuba (genitive singular)
Holubů (genitive plural)
Holubovi (dative singular)
Holubům (dative plural)
Holuba (accusative singular)
Holuby (accusative plural)
Holube (singular vocative)
Holubové (plural vocative)
Holubovi (locative singular)
Holubech (locative plural)
Holubem (instrumental singular)
Holuby (instrumental plural)


Soukup

Soukup m anim (female equivalent Soukupová)

Soukupová (feminine)
Soukup (nominative singular)
Soukupové (nominative plural)
Soukupa (genitive singular)
Soukupů (genitive plural)
Soukupovi (dative singular)
Soukupům (dative plural)
Soukupa (accusative singular)
Soukupy (accusative plural)
Soukupe (singular vocative)
Soukupové (plural vocative)
Soukupovi (locative singular)
Soukupech (locative plural)
Soukupem (instrumental singular)
Soukupy (instrumental plural)
Sukup (alternative)
Súkup (alternative)
Sůkup (alternative)


Tichý

Tichá (feminine)
Tichý (nominative singular)
Tiší (nominative plural)
Tichého (genitive singular)
Tichých (genitive plural)
Tichému (dative singular)
Tichým (dative plural)
Tichého (accusative singular)
Tiché (accusative plural)
Tichý (singular vocative)
Tiší (plural vocative)
Tichém (locative singular)
Tichých (locative plural)
Tichým (instrumental singular)
Tichými (instrumental plural)


Kovář

Kovář m anim (female equivalent Kovářová)

Kovářová (feminine)
Kovář (nominative singular)
Kovářové (nominative plural)
Kováře (genitive singular)
Kovářů (genitive plural)
Kovářovi (dative singular)
Kovářům (dative plural)
Kováře (accusative singular)
Kováře (accusative plural)
Kováři (singular vocative)
Kovářové (plural vocative)
Kovářovi (locative singular)
Kovářích (locative plural)
Kovářem (instrumental singular)
Kováři (instrumental plural)


Vávra

Vávra (nominative singular)
Vávrové (nominative plural)
Vávry (genitive singular)
Vávrů (genitive plural)
Vávrovi (dative singular)
Vávrům (dative plural)
Vávru (accusative singular)
Vávry (accusative plural)
Vávro (singular vocative)
Vávrové (plural vocative)
Vávrovi (locative singular)
Vávrech (locative plural)
Vávrou (instrumental singular)
Vávry (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the male given name Vavřinec


Vávra

Vávra m anim (female equivalent Vávrová)

Vávrová (feminine)
Vávra (nominative singular)
Vávrové (nominative plural)
Vávry (genitive singular)
Vávrů (genitive plural)
Vávrovi (dative singular)
Vávrům (dative plural)
Vávru (accusative singular)
Vávry (accusative plural)
Vávro (singular vocative)
Vávrové (plural vocative)
Vávrovi (locative singular)
Vávrech (locative plural)
Vávrou (instrumental singular)
Vávry (instrumental plural)


Říha

Říhová (feminine)
Říha (nominative singular)
Říhové (nominative plural)
Říhy (genitive singular)
Říhů (genitive plural)
Říhovi (dative singular)
Říhům (dative plural)
Říhu (accusative singular)
Říhy (accusative plural)
Řího (singular vocative)
Říhové (plural vocative)
Říhovi (locative singular)
Řízích (locative plural)
Říhou (instrumental singular)
Říhy (instrumental plural)


Štěpánek

Štěpánek m anim (female equivalent Štěpánková)

Štěpánková (feminine)
Štěpánek (nominative singular)
Štěpánkové (nominative plural)
Štěpánka (genitive singular)
Štěpánků (genitive plural)
Štěpánkovi (dative singular)
Štěpánkům (dative plural)
Štěpánka (accusative singular)
Štěpánky (accusative plural)
Štěpánku (singular vocative)
Štěpánkové (plural vocative)
Štěpánkovi (locative singular)
Štěpáncích (locative plural)
Štěpánkem (instrumental singular)
Štěpánky (instrumental plural)


Sýkora

Sýkora m anim (female equivalent Sýkorová)

Sýkorová (feminine)
Sýkora (nominative singular)
Sýkorové (nominative plural)
Sýkory (genitive singular)
Sýkorů (genitive plural)
Sýkorovi (dative singular)
Sýkorům (dative plural)
Sýkoru (accusative singular)
Sýkory (accusative plural)
Sýkoro (singular vocative)
Sýkorové (plural vocative)
Sýkorovi (locative singular)
Sýkorech (locative plural)
Sýkorou (instrumental singular)
Sýkory (instrumental plural)

From sýkora ("tit"; bird species from Paridae family).


Blažek

Blažek m anim (female equivalent Blažková)

Blažková (feminine)
Blažek (nominative singular)
Blažkové (nominative plural)
Blažka (genitive singular)
Blažků (genitive plural)
Blažkovi (dative singular)
Blažkům (dative plural)
Blažka (accusative singular)
Blažky (accusative plural)
Blažku (singular vocative)
Blažkové (plural vocative)
Blažkovi (locative singular)
Blažcích (locative plural)
Blažkem (instrumental singular)
Blažky (instrumental plural)


Ševeček

Ševeček m anim (female equivalent Ševečková)

Ševečková (feminine)
Ševeček (nominative singular)
Ševečkové (nominative plural)
Ševečka (genitive singular)
Ševečků (genitive plural)
Ševečkovi (dative singular)
Ševečkům (dative plural)
Ševečka (accusative singular)
Ševečky (accusative plural)
Ševečku (singular vocative)
Ševečkové (plural vocative)
Ševečkovi (locative singular)
Ševečcích (locative plural)
Ševečkem (instrumental singular)
Ševečky (instrumental plural)

[ˈʃɛvɛt͡ʃɛk]


Vavruška

Vavruška m anim (female equivalent Vavrušková)

Vavrušková (feminine)
Vavruška (nominative singular)
Vavruškové (nominative plural)
Vavrušky (genitive singular)
Vavrušků (genitive plural)
Vavruškovi (dative singular)
Vavruškům (dative plural)
Vavrušku (accusative singular)
Vavrušky (accusative plural)
Vavruško (singular vocative)
Vavruškové (plural vocative)
Vavruškovi (locative singular)
Vavrušcích (locative plural)
Vavruškou (instrumental singular)
Vavrušky (instrumental plural)


Štěrba

Štěrba m anim (female equivalent Štěrbová)

Štěrbová (feminine)
Štěrba (nominative singular)
Štěrbové (nominative plural)
Štěrby (genitive singular)
Štěrbů (genitive plural)
Štěrbovi (dative singular)
Štěrbům (dative plural)
Štěrbu (accusative singular)
Štěrby (accusative plural)
Štěrbo (singular vocative)
Štěrbové (plural vocative)
Štěrbovi (locative singular)
Štěrbech (locative plural)
Štěrbou (instrumental singular)
Štěrby (instrumental plural)


Donutil

Donutil m anim (female equivalent Donutilová)

Donutilová (feminine)
Donutil (nominative singular)
Donutilové (nominative plural)
Donutila (genitive singular)
Donutilů (genitive plural)
Donutilovi (dative singular)
Donutilům (dative plural)
Donutila (accusative singular)
Donutily (accusative plural)
Donutile (singular vocative)
Donutilové (plural vocative)
Donutilovi (locative singular)
Donutilech (locative plural)
Donutilem (instrumental singular)
Donutily (instrumental plural)


Grec

Grecová (feminine)
Grec (nominative singular)
Grecové (nominative plural)
Grece (genitive singular)
Greců (genitive plural)
Grecovi (dative singular)
Grecům (dative plural)
Grece (accusative singular)
Grece (accusative plural)
Greci (singular vocative)
Grecové (plural vocative)
Grecovi (locative singular)
Grecích (locative plural)
Grecem (instrumental singular)
Greci (instrumental plural)


Žid

Žid m anim (female equivalent Židovka, relational adjective židovský)

Židovka (feminine)
židovský (adjective relational)
Žid (nominative singular)
Židi (nominative plural)
Židé (nominative plural)
Žida (genitive singular)
Židů (genitive plural)
Židovi (dative singular)
Židu (dative singular)
Židům (dative plural)
Žida (accusative singular)
Židy (accusative plural)
Žide (singular vocative)
Židi (plural vocative)
Židé (plural vocative)
Židovi (locative singular)
Židu (locative singular)
Židech (locative plural)
Židem (instrumental singular)
Židy (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech Žid, from West South Slavic *Židъ, from early South Slavic *Žydъ, from Romance *Ǯūdēus, from Latin iūdaeus, from Ancient Greek Ῐ̓ουδαῖος (Ĭoudaîos), from Biblical Hebrew יְהוּדָה (y'hudá).


Galilea

Galilea f (relational adjective galilejský, demonym Galilejec, female demonym Galilejka)

galilejský (adjective relational)
Galilejec (demonym)
Galilejka (demonym feminine)
Galilea (nominative singular)
Galiley (genitive singular)
Galileje (genitive singular)
Galileji (dative singular)
Galileu (accusative singular)
Galileo (singular vocative)
Galileji (locative singular)
Galileou (instrumental singular)
Galilejí (instrumental singular)

Galilee (a mountainous geographic region in northern Israel)


Eukleidés

Eukleidés m anim (relational adjective Eukleidův or Euklidův)

Eukleidův (adjective relational)
Euklidův (adjective relational)
Eukleidés (nominative singular)
Eukleida (genitive singular)
Eukleidovi (dative singular)
Eukleida (accusative singular)
Eukleide (singular vocative)
Eukleidovi (locative singular)
Eukleidem (instrumental singular)


Horský

Horský m anim (female equivalent Horská)

Horská (feminine)
Horský (nominative singular)
Horští (nominative plural)
Horského (genitive singular)
Horských (genitive plural)
Horskému (dative singular)
Horským (dative plural)
Horského (accusative singular)
Horské (accusative plural)
Horský (singular vocative)
Horští (plural vocative)
Horském (locative singular)
Horských (locative plural)
Horským (instrumental singular)
Horskými (instrumental plural)


Brož

Brožová (feminine)
Brož (nominative singular)
Brožové (nominative plural)
Brože (genitive singular)
Brožů (genitive plural)
Brožovi (dative singular)
Brožům (dative plural)
Brože (accusative singular)
Brože (accusative plural)
Broži (singular vocative)
Brožové (plural vocative)
Brožovi (locative singular)
Brožích (locative plural)
Brožem (instrumental singular)
Broži (instrumental plural)


Kursk

Kursk m inan (relational adjective kurský)

kurský (adjective relational)
Kursk (nominative singular)
Kurska (genitive singular)
Kursku (genitive singular)
Kursku (dative singular)
Kursk (accusative singular)
Kursku (singular vocative)
Kursku (locative singular)
Kurskem (instrumental singular)

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


Středozem

Středozem (nominative singular)
Středozemě (genitive singular)
Středozemi (dative singular)
Středozem (accusative singular)
Středozemi (singular vocative)
Středozemi (locative singular)
Středozemí (instrumental singular)


Micro$oft

Micro$oft (nominative singular)
Micro$oftu (genitive singular)
Micro$oftu (dative singular)
Micro$oft (accusative singular)
Micro$ofte (singular vocative)
Micro$oftu (locative singular)
Micro$oftem (instrumental singular)

Micro$oft nema nejmensi duvod, aby data z Office sly zobrazit (nebo nejde boze editovat) na jinych platformach, natoz v konkurencnich produktech.

1998 October 12, Tibor Pittich, “aktualizace”, in cz.net.internet (Usenet), archived from the original on 2025-05-14:

Odchozí zpráva neobsahuje viry, protože k jejímu vytvoření nebyly použity výměšky Micro$oftu.

2003 November 6, Josef Polách, “Zadana velikost slozenych zavorek/METAPOST”, in cz.comp.cstex (Usenet), archived from the original on 2025-05-14:

Kdyz totiz odeslete stiznost normalne z Outlook Express, neobsahuje kriticke informace nezbytne pro vysetrovani a je tudiz k identifikaci zdroje spamu nepouzitelna. Jedna se o zamerny pakt mezi Micro$oftem a spamery? Je mozne, ze Micro$oft tajne podporuje spaming, zatimco verejne mluvi o ruznych, vesmes neucinnych, akcich na obranu proti spamu?

2004 May 3, FEEB, “Neotravuje vas to?”, in soc.culture.czecho-slovak (Usenet), archived from the original on 2025-05-14:


Galie

Galie f (relational adjective galský, demonym Gal, female demonym Galka)

galský (adjective relational)
Gal (demonym)
Galka (demonym feminine)
Galie (nominative singular)
Galie (genitive singular)
Galii (dative singular)
Galii (accusative singular)
Galie (singular vocative)
Galii (locative singular)
Galií (instrumental singular)

(chiefly historical) Gaul (a historical region of Western Europe referring to areas occupied by Celts during Roman times, roughly corresponding to modern France, Luxembourg, Belgium, most of Switzerland, and parts of Northern Italy (Lombardy), the Netherlands, and Germany west of the Rhine)


Kalifornie

Kalifornie f (relational adjective kalifornský, demonym Kaliforňan, female demonym Kaliforňanka)

kalifornský (adjective relational)
Kaliforňan (demonym)
Kaliforňanka (demonym feminine)
Kalifornie (nominative singular)
Kalifornie (genitive singular)
Kalifornii (dative singular)
Kalifornii (accusative singular)
Kalifornie (singular vocative)
Kalifornii (locative singular)
Kalifornií (instrumental singular)

California (the most populous state of the United States)


Irkutsk

Irkutsk m inan (relational adjective irkutský)

irkutský (adjective relational)
Irkutsk (nominative singular)
Irkutska (genitive singular)
Irkutsku (genitive singular)
Irkutsku (dative singular)
Irkutsk (accusative singular)
Irkutsku (singular vocative)
Irkutsku (locative singular)
Irkutskem (instrumental singular)

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


Saratov

Saratov m inan (relational adjective saratovský)

saratovský (adjective relational)
Saratov (nominative singular)
Saratova (genitive singular)
Saratovu (dative singular)
Saratov (accusative singular)
Saratove (singular vocative)
Saratově (locative singular)
Saratovem (instrumental singular)

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


Jílek

Jílek m anim (female equivalent Jílková)

Jílková (feminine)
Jílek (nominative singular)
Jílkové (nominative plural)
Jílka (genitive singular)
Jílků (genitive plural)
Jílkovi (dative singular)
Jílkům (dative plural)
Jílka (accusative singular)
Jílky (accusative plural)
Jílku (singular vocative)
Jílkové (plural vocative)
Jílkovi (locative singular)
Jílcích (locative plural)
Jílkem (instrumental singular)
Jílky (instrumental plural)


Štefánek

Štefánek m anim (female equivalent Štefánková)

Štefánková (feminine)
Štefánek (nominative singular)
Štefánkové (nominative plural)
Štefánka (genitive singular)
Štefánků (genitive plural)
Štefánkovi (dative singular)
Štefánkům (dative plural)
Štefánka (accusative singular)
Štefánky (accusative plural)
Štefánku (singular vocative)
Štefánkové (plural vocative)
Štefánkovi (locative singular)
Štefáncích (locative plural)
Štefánkem (instrumental singular)
Štefánky (instrumental plural)


Císař

Císař m anim (female equivalent Císařová)

Císařová (feminine)
Císař (nominative singular)
Císařové (nominative plural)
Císaře (genitive singular)
Císařů (genitive plural)
Císařovi (dative singular)
Císařům (dative plural)
Císaře (accusative singular)
Císaře (accusative plural)
Císaři (singular vocative)
Císařové (plural vocative)
Císařovi (locative singular)
Císařích (locative plural)
Císařem (instrumental singular)
Císaři (instrumental plural)


Málek

Málek m anim (female equivalent Málková)

Málková (feminine)
Málek (nominative singular)
Málkové (nominative plural)
Málka (genitive singular)
Málků (genitive plural)
Málkovi (dative singular)
Málkům (dative plural)
Málka (accusative singular)
Málky (accusative plural)
Málku (singular vocative)
Málkové (plural vocative)
Málkovi (locative singular)
Málcích (locative plural)
Málkem (instrumental singular)
Málky (instrumental plural)


Hálek

Hálek m anim (female equivalent Hálková)

Hálková (feminine)
Hálek (nominative singular)
Hálkové (nominative plural)
Hálka (genitive singular)
Hálků (genitive plural)
Hálkovi (dative singular)
Hálkům (dative plural)
Hálka (accusative singular)
Hálky (accusative plural)
Hálku (singular vocative)
Hálkové (plural vocative)
Hálkovi (locative singular)
Hálcích (locative plural)
Hálkem (instrumental singular)
Hálky (instrumental plural)


Dufek

Dufek m anim (female equivalent Dufková)

Dufková (feminine)
Dufek (nominative singular)
Dufkové (nominative plural)
Dufka (genitive singular)
Dufků (genitive plural)
Dufkovi (dative singular)
Dufkům (dative plural)
Dufka (accusative singular)
Dufky (accusative plural)
Dufku (singular vocative)
Dufkové (plural vocative)
Dufkovi (locative singular)
Dufcích (locative plural)
Dufkem (instrumental singular)
Dufky (instrumental plural)


Bednář

Bednář m anim (female equivalent Bednářová)

Bednářová (feminine)
Bednář (nominative singular)
Bednářové (nominative plural)
Bednáře (genitive singular)
Bednářů (genitive plural)
Bednářovi (dative singular)
Bednářům (dative plural)
Bednáře (accusative singular)
Bednáře (accusative plural)
Bednáři (singular vocative)
Bednářové (plural vocative)
Bednářovi (locative singular)
Bednářích (locative plural)
Bednářem (instrumental singular)
Bednáři (instrumental plural)


Bednařík

Bednařík m anim (female equivalent Bednaříková)

Bednaříková (feminine)
Bednařík (nominative singular)
Bednaříkové (nominative plural)
Bednaříka (genitive singular)
Bednaříků (genitive plural)
Bednaříkovi (dative singular)
Bednaříkům (dative plural)
Bednaříka (accusative singular)
Bednaříky (accusative plural)
Bednaříku (singular vocative)
Bednaříkové (plural vocative)
Bednaříkovi (locative singular)
Bednařících (locative plural)
Bednaříkem (instrumental singular)
Bednaříky (instrumental plural)


Kaňa

Kaňová (feminine)
Kaňa (nominative singular)
Kaňové (nominative plural)
Kani (genitive singular)
Kaňů (genitive plural)
Kaňovi (dative singular)
Kaňům (dative plural)
Kaňu (accusative singular)
Kani (accusative plural)
Kaňo (singular vocative)
Kaňové (plural vocative)
Kaňovi (locative singular)
Kaních (locative plural)
Kaňou (instrumental singular)
Kani (instrumental plural)


Rjazaň

Rjazaň (nominative singular)
Rjazaně (genitive singular)
Rjazani (dative singular)
Rjazaň (accusative singular)
Rjazani (singular vocative)
Rjazani (locative singular)
Rjazaní (instrumental singular)


Jáva

Jáva f (relational adjective jávský or javánský, demonym Javánec, female demonym Javánka)

jávský (adjective relational)
javánský (adjective relational)
Javánec (demonym)
Javánka (demonym feminine)
Jáva (nominative singular)
Jávy (genitive singular)
Jávě (dative singular)
Jávu (accusative singular)
Jávo (singular vocative)
Jávě (locative singular)
Jávou (instrumental singular)
Java (alternative)

Java (an island of Indonesia in the Malay Archipelago)


Pegas

Pegas (nominative singular)
Pegasa (genitive singular)
Pegase (genitive singular)
Pegasu (dative singular)
Pegasi (dative singular)
Pegasovi (dative singular)
Pegasa (accusative singular)
Pegase (accusative singular)
Pegase (singular vocative)
Pegasi (singular vocative)
Pegasu (locative singular)
Pegasi (locative singular)
Pegasovi (locative singular)
Pegasem (instrumental singular)
Pegasos (alternative)


Chiméra

Chiméra (nominative singular)
Chiméry (genitive singular)
Chiméře (dative singular)
Chiméru (accusative singular)
Chiméro (singular vocative)
Chiméře (locative singular)
Chimérou (instrumental singular)


Divila

Divila m anim (female equivalent Divilová)

Divilová (feminine)
Divila (nominative singular)
Divilové (nominative plural)
Divily (genitive singular)
Divilů (genitive plural)
Divilovi (dative singular)
Divilům (dative plural)
Divilu (accusative singular)
Divily (accusative plural)
Divilo (singular vocative)
Divilové (plural vocative)
Divilovi (locative singular)
Divilech (locative plural)
Divilou (instrumental singular)
Divily (instrumental plural)


Papas

Papas m anim (female equivalent Papasová)

Papasová (feminine)
Papas (nominative singular)
Papasové (nominative plural)
Papasa (genitive singular)
Papasů (genitive plural)
Papasovi (dative singular)
Papasům (dative plural)
Papasa (accusative singular)
Papasy (accusative plural)
Papase (singular vocative)
Papasové (plural vocative)
Papasovi (locative singular)
Papasech (locative plural)
Papasem (instrumental singular)
Papasy (instrumental plural)


Orel

Orlová (feminine)
Orel (nominative singular)
Orelové (nominative plural)
Orela (genitive singular)
Orelů (genitive plural)
Orelovi (dative singular)
Orelům (dative plural)
Orela (accusative singular)
Orely (accusative plural)
Orele (singular vocative)
Orelové (plural vocative)
Orelovi (locative singular)
Orelech (locative plural)
Orelem (instrumental singular)
Orely (instrumental plural)


Frísko

Frísko n (relational adjective fríský, demonym Frís, female demonym Fríska)

fríský (adjective relational)
Frís (demonym)
Fríska (demonym feminine)
Frísko (nominative singular)
Fríska (genitive singular)
Frísku (dative singular)
Frísko (accusative singular)
Frísko (singular vocative)
Frísku (locative singular)
Frískem (instrumental singular)
Frisko (alternative archaic)
Friesko (alternative archaic)

(historical) Frisia (a traditionally Frisian-speaking coastal Western Europe, politically split between Netherlands and Germany)

(exonym) Frisia, Friesland (a province of the Netherlands)


Paňdžáb

Paňdžáb m inan (relational adjective paňdžábský)

paňdžábský (adjective relational)
Paňdžáb (nominative singular)
Paňdžábu (genitive singular)
Paňdžábu (dative singular)
Paňdžáb (accusative singular)
Paňdžábe (singular vocative)
Paňdžábu (locative singular)
Paňdžábem (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Punjabi پنجاب (Panjāb), from Classical Persian پنجاب (panj-âb, “[Land of] the Five Rivers”).

der

Punjab (a geographical region in South Asia, politically divided between India and Pakistan)


Panáček

cs-proper noun

Panáček m anim (female equivalent Panáčková)

Panáčková (feminine)
Panáček (nominative singular)
Panáčkové (nominative plural)
Panáčka (genitive singular)
Panáčků (genitive plural)
Panáčkovi (dative singular)
Panáčkům (dative plural)
Panáčka (accusative singular)
Panáčky (accusative plural)
Panáčku (singular vocative)
Panáčkové (plural vocative)
Panáčkovi (locative singular)
Panáčcích (locative plural)
Panáčkem (instrumental singular)
Panáčky (instrumental plural)


Luger

Luger m anim (female equivalent Lugerová)

Lugerová (feminine)
Luger (nominative singular)
Lugerové (nominative plural)
Lugera (genitive singular)
Lugerů (genitive plural)
Lugerovi (dative singular)
Lugerům (dative plural)
Lugera (accusative singular)
Lugery (accusative plural)
Lugere (singular vocative)
Lugerové (plural vocative)
Lugerovi (locative singular)
Lugerech (locative plural)
Lugerem (instrumental singular)
Lugery (instrumental plural)


Hlinka

Hlinka m anim (female equivalent Hlinková)

Hlinková (feminine)
Hlinka (nominative singular)
Hlinkové (nominative plural)
Hlinky (genitive singular)
Hlinků (genitive plural)
Hlinkovi (dative singular)
Hlinkům (dative plural)
Hlinku (accusative singular)
Hlinky (accusative plural)
Hlinko (singular vocative)
Hlinkové (plural vocative)
Hlinkovi (locative singular)
Hlincích (locative plural)
Hlinkou (instrumental singular)
Hlinky (instrumental plural)


Jaroš

Jaroš m anim (female equivalent Jarošová)

Jarošová (feminine)
Jaroš (nominative singular)
Jarošové (nominative plural)
Jaroše (genitive singular)
Jarošů (genitive plural)
Jarošovi (dative singular)
Jarošům (dative plural)
Jaroše (accusative singular)
Jaroše (accusative plural)
Jaroši (singular vocative)
Jarošové (plural vocative)
Jarošovi (locative singular)
Jaroších (locative plural)
Jarošem (instrumental singular)
Jaroši (instrumental plural)


Hromnice

Hromnice (nominative singular)
Hromnice (genitive singular)
Hromnici (dative singular)
Hromnici (accusative singular)
Hromnice (singular vocative)
Hromnici (locative singular)
Hromnicí (instrumental singular)

a municipality and village in the Plzeň-North District, Plzeň, Czech Republic


Aljaška

Aljaška f (relational adjective aljašský, demonym Aljašan)

aljašský (adjective relational)
Aljašan (demonym)
Aljaška (nominative singular)
Aljašky (genitive singular)
Aljašce (dative singular)
Aljašku (accusative singular)
Aljaško (singular vocative)
Aljašce (locative singular)
Aljaškou (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Russian Аля́ска (Aljáska), from Aleut alaxsxaq.

Alaska (a state of the United States, formerly a territory)


Fobos

Fobos (nominative singular)
Foba (genitive singular)
Fobovi (dative singular)
Foba (accusative singular)
Fobe (singular vocative)
Fobovi (locative singular)
Fobem (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek Φόβος (Phóbos), from φόβος (phóbos, “fear”).

bor+

Deimos a Fobos […] v řecké mythologii personifikace Strachu a Třasu (římské Pallor a Pavor), sluhové a průvodčí válečného boha Area; též pokládáni za syny jeho a Afrodity.

1893, Vladislav Kalousek, “Deimos a Fobos”, in Ottův slovník naučný, volume X, Praha: J. Otto, page 166:

Deimos and Phobos […] personification of Terror and Fear in Greek mythology (Pallor and Pavor in Roman), servants and companions of war god Ares; also considered to be sons of him and Aphrodite.

(Greek mythology) Phobos, mythological personification of fear


Fobos

Fobos (nominative singular)
Fobosu (genitive singular)
Fobosu (dative singular)
Fobos (accusative singular)
Fobose (singular vocative)
Fobosu (locative singular)
Fobosem (instrumental singular)
Phobos (alternative)

Fobos – mající průměr asi 9 klm. třikrát rychleji kolem Marsa obíhá, než Mars sám se otáčí.

Phobos – being about 9 km in diameter rotates orbits the Mars three times faster than the Mars itself rotates.

Zpoza rudé planety se na této časové sekvenci z Hubblova kosmického dalekohledu na oběžné dráze Země vynořuje maličký měsíc se strašidelným názvem Fobos.

2017 July 21, “Fobos: Měsíček u Marsu”, in Astronomický snímek dne, Česká astronomická společnost, archived from the original on 2018-03-18:

A tiny moon with the frightening name Phobos appears from behind the red planet in this time sequence from the Hubble Space Telescope on the Earth's orbit.

(astronomy, rare) Phobos, the bigger of the two natural satellites of Mars


Nezbeda

cs-proper noun

Nezbeda m anim (female equivalent Nezbedová)

Nezbedová (feminine)
Nezbeda (nominative singular)
Nezbedové (nominative plural)
Nezbedy (genitive singular)
Nezbedů (genitive plural)
Nezbedovi (dative singular)
Nezbedům (dative plural)
Nezbedu (accusative singular)
Nezbedy (accusative plural)
Nezbedo (singular vocative)
Nezbedové (plural vocative)
Nezbedovi (locative singular)
Nezbedech (locative plural)
Nezbedou (instrumental singular)
Nezbedy (instrumental plural)


Edinburk

Edinburk m inan (relational adjective edinburský)


Pila

Pilová (feminine)
Pila (nominative singular)
Pilové (nominative plural)
Pily (genitive singular)
Pilů (genitive plural)
Pilovi (dative singular)
Pilům (dative plural)
Pilu (accusative singular)
Pily (accusative plural)
Pilo (singular vocative)
Pilové (plural vocative)
Pilovi (locative singular)
Pilech (locative plural)
Pilou (instrumental singular)
Pily (instrumental plural)


Baránek

Baránek m anim (female equivalent Baránková)

Baránková (feminine)
Baránek (nominative singular)
Baránkové (nominative plural)
Baránka (genitive singular)
Baránků (genitive plural)
Baránkovi (dative singular)
Baránkům (dative plural)
Baránka (accusative singular)
Baránky (accusative plural)
Baránku (singular vocative)
Baránkové (plural vocative)
Baránkovi (locative singular)
Baráncích (locative plural)
Baránkem (instrumental singular)
Baránky (instrumental plural)


Klíma

Klíma m anim (female equivalent Klímová)

Klímová (feminine)
Klíma (nominative singular)
Klímové (nominative plural)
Klímy (genitive singular)
Klímů (genitive plural)
Klímovi (dative singular)
Klímům (dative plural)
Klímu (accusative singular)
Klímy (accusative plural)
Klímo (singular vocative)
Klímové (plural vocative)
Klímovi (locative singular)
Klímech (locative plural)
Klímou (instrumental singular)
Klímy (instrumental plural)


Pražák

Pražák m anim (female equivalent Pražáková)

Pražáková (feminine)
Pražák (nominative singular)
Pražákové (nominative plural)
Pražáka (genitive singular)
Pražáků (genitive plural)
Pražákovi (dative singular)
Pražákům (dative plural)
Pražáka (accusative singular)
Pražáky (accusative plural)
Pražáku (singular vocative)
Pražákové (plural vocative)
Pražákovi (locative singular)
Pražácích (locative plural)
Pražákem (instrumental singular)
Pražáky (instrumental plural)


Jekatěrinburg

Jekatěrinburg (nominative singular)
Jekatěrinburgu (genitive singular)
Jekatěrinburgu (dative singular)
Jekatěrinburg (accusative singular)
Jekatěrinburgu (singular vocative)
Jekatěrinburgu (locative singular)
Jekatěrinburgem (instrumental singular)

Yekaterinburg (a city, the administrative center of Sverdlovsk Oblast, Russia)


Leporis

Leporis m anim (female equivalent Leporisová)

Leporisová (feminine)
Leporis (nominative singular)
Leporisové (nominative plural)
Leporisa (genitive singular)
Leporisů (genitive plural)
Leporisovi (dative singular)
Leporisům (dative plural)
Leporisa (accusative singular)
Leporisy (accusative plural)
Leporise (singular vocative)
Leporisové (plural vocative)
Leporisovi (locative singular)
Leporisech (locative plural)
Leporisem (instrumental singular)
Leporisy (instrumental plural)


Esbjerg

Esbjerg m inan (relational adjective esbjerský)

esbjerský (adjective relational)
Esbjerg (nominative singular)
Esbjergu (genitive singular)
Esbjergu (dative singular)
Esbjerg (accusative singular)
Esbjergu (singular vocative)
Esbjergu (locative singular)
Esbjergem (instrumental singular)

Southern Denmark
Southern Denmark#English

Esbjerg (a port city, the seat of Esbjerg municipality, Region of Southern Denmark, Denmark, on the North Sea)

Esbjerg (a municipality of the Region of Southern Denmark, Denmark)


Červená karkulka

Červená karkulka (nominative singular)
Červené karkulky (nominative plural)
Červené karkulky (genitive singular)
Červených karkulek (genitive plural)
Červené karkulce (dative singular)
Červeným karkulkám (dative plural)
Červenou karkulku (accusative singular)
Červené karkulky (accusative plural)
Červená karkulko (singular vocative)
Červené karkulky (plural vocative)
Červené karkulce (locative singular)
Červených karkulkách (locative plural)
Červenou karkulkou (instrumental singular)
Červenými karkulkami (instrumental plural)

Little Red Riding Hood
Little Red Riding Hood


Smyrna

Smyrna f (relational adjective smyrenský, demonym Smyrňan, female demonym Smyrňanka)

smyrenský (adjective relational)
Smyrňan (demonym)
Smyrňanka (demonym feminine)
Smyrna (nominative singular)
Smyrny (genitive singular)
Smyrně (dative singular)
Smyrnu (accusative singular)
Smyrno (singular vocative)
Smyrně (locative singular)
Smyrnou (instrumental singular)

Smyrna (an ancient port city on the Aegean coast of western Asia Minor)


Homola

Homola m anim (female equivalent Homolová)

Homolová (feminine)
Homola (nominative singular)
Homolové (nominative plural)
Homoly (genitive singular)
Homolů (genitive plural)
Homolovi (dative singular)
Homolům (dative plural)
Homolu (accusative singular)
Homoly (accusative plural)
Homolo (singular vocative)
Homolové (plural vocative)
Homolovi (locative singular)
Homolech (locative plural)
Homolou (instrumental singular)
Homoly (instrumental plural)


Ligurie

Ligurie f (relational adjective ligurský)

ligurský (adjective relational)
Ligurie (nominative singular)
Ligurie (genitive singular)
Ligurii (dative singular)
Ligurii (accusative singular)
Ligurie (singular vocative)
Ligurii (locative singular)
Ligurií (instrumental singular)

[ˈlɪɡuːrɪjɛ]

From Latin Liguria, from Ancient Greek Λίγυς (Lígus).

administrative region
administrative region

Liguria (an administrative region of northwest Italy)


Višnu

Višnu (nominative singular)
Višnua (genitive singular)
Višnuovi (dative singular)
Višnua (accusative singular)
Višnu (singular vocative)
Višnuovi (locative singular)
Višnuem (instrumental singular)


Eurasie

Eurasie f (relational adjective eurasijský or euroasijský or evroasijský)

eurasijský (adjective relational)
euroasijský (adjective relational)
evroasijský (adjective relational)
Eurasie (nominative singular)
Eurasie (genitive singular)
Eurasii (dative singular)
Eurasii (accusative singular)
Eurasie (singular vocative)
Eurasii (locative singular)
Eurasií (instrumental singular)

Eurasia (a supercontinent consisting of Europe and Asia)


Balkán

Balkán m inan (relational adjective balkánský, demonym Balkánec)

balkánský (adjective relational)
Balkánec (demonym)
Balkán (nominative singular)
Balkánu (genitive singular)
Balkánu (dative singular)
Balkán (accusative singular)
Balkáne (singular vocative)
Balkánu (locative singular)
Balkáně (locative singular)
Balkánem (instrumental singular)

Southeast Europe
Southeast Europe#English

Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bosnia and Herzegovina

the Balkans (a cultural region and peninsula in Southeast Europe, roughly equivalent to the area covered by Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Greece, Kosovo, North Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia, sometimes including Romania, Slovenia, and European Turkey)


Kamčatka

Kamčatka f (relational adjective kamčatský, demonym Kamčatčan, female demonym Kamčatčanka)

kamčatský (adjective relational)
Kamčatčan (demonym)
Kamčatčanka (demonym feminine)
Kamčatka (nominative singular)
Kamčatky (genitive singular)
Kamčatce (dative singular)
Kamčatku (accusative singular)
Kamčatko (singular vocative)
Kamčatce (locative singular)
Kamčatkou (instrumental singular)

cs:Kamčatka
cs:Kamčatka (řeka)
cs:Kamčatský kraj

Kamchatka (a long peninsula forming part of Kamchatka Krai in the Far East of Russia, lying between the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Okhotsk)

Kamchatka (a krai and federal subject of Russia, in the Russian Far East)

(with the) Kamchatka (a river in Kamchatka Krai, Russia)


východní Evropa

východní Evropa f (relational adjective východoevropský)

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

Eastern Europe
Eastern Europe#English:_Q27468

Eastern Europe (a socio-political geographical area of eastern Europe usually including the European countries to the east of Germany, Austria and Italy, and to the west of the Urals)


Sicílie

Sicílie f (relational adjective sicilský, demonym Sicilan, female demonym Sicilanka)

sicilský (adjective relational)
Sicilan (demonym)
Sicilanka (demonym feminine)
Sicílie (nominative singular)
Sicílie (genitive singular)
Sicílii (dative singular)
Sicílii (accusative singular)
Sicílie (singular vocative)
Sicílii (locative singular)
Sicílií (instrumental singular)

Sicily (the largest island in the Mediterranean Sea, an autonomous region of Italy, close to Africa and separated from Tunisia and Libya by the Strait of Sicily)


Galicie

Galicie f (relational adjective galicijský)

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

Borrowed from Medieval Latin Gallicia, from Classical Latin Gallaecia, from Gallaecī (“a tribe in the region”).

autonomous community
autonomous community

Galicia (a former kingdom and autonomous community in northwestern Spain)


Adámek

Adámek (nominative singular)
Adámkové (nominative plural)
Adámka (genitive singular)
Adámků (genitive plural)
Adámkovi (dative singular)
Adámku (dative singular)
Adámkům (dative plural)
Adámka (accusative singular)
Adámky (accusative plural)
Adámku (singular vocative)
Adámkové (plural vocative)
Adámkovi (locative singular)
Adámku (locative singular)
Adámcích (locative plural)
Adámkem (instrumental singular)
Adámky (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the male given name Adam


Adámek

Adámek m anim (female equivalent Adámková)

Adámková (feminine)
Adámek (nominative singular)
Adámkové (nominative plural)
Adámka (genitive singular)
Adámků (genitive plural)
Adámkovi (dative singular)
Adámkům (dative plural)
Adámka (accusative singular)
Adámky (accusative plural)
Adámku (singular vocative)
Adámkové (plural vocative)
Adámkovi (locative singular)
Adámcích (locative plural)
Adámkem (instrumental singular)
Adámky (instrumental plural)


Áďa

Áďa (nominative singular)
Áďové (nominative plural)
Ádi (genitive singular)
Áďů (genitive plural)
Áďovi (dative singular)
Áďům (dative plural)
Áďu (accusative singular)
Ádi (accusative plural)
Áďo (singular vocative)
Áďové (plural vocative)
Áďovi (locative singular)
Ádích (locative plural)
Áďou (instrumental singular)
Ádi (instrumental plural)


Áďa

Áďa (nominative singular)
Ádi (nominative plural)
Ádi (genitive singular)
Áď (genitive plural)
Ádě (dative singular)
Ádi (dative singular)
Áďám (dative plural)
Áďu (accusative singular)
Ádi (accusative plural)
Áďo (singular vocative)
Ádi (plural vocative)
Ádě (locative singular)
Ádi (locative singular)
Áďách (locative plural)
Áďou (instrumental singular)
Áďami (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the female given name Adéla


Damek

Damek (nominative singular)
Damkové (nominative plural)
Damka (genitive singular)
Damků (genitive plural)
Damkovi (dative singular)
Damku (dative singular)
Damkům (dative plural)
Damka (accusative singular)
Damky (accusative plural)
Damku (singular vocative)
Damkové (plural vocative)
Damkovi (locative singular)
Damku (locative singular)
Damcích (locative plural)
Damkem (instrumental singular)
Damky (instrumental plural)


Adolfek

Adolfek (nominative singular)
Adolfkové (nominative plural)
Adolfka (genitive singular)
Adolfků (genitive plural)
Adolfkovi (dative singular)
Adolfku (dative singular)
Adolfkům (dative plural)
Adolfka (accusative singular)
Adolfky (accusative plural)
Adolfku (singular vocative)
Adolfkové (plural vocative)
Adolfkovi (locative singular)
Adolfku (locative singular)
Adolfcích (locative plural)
Adolfkem (instrumental singular)
Adolfky (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the male given name Adolf


Davídek

Davídek m anim (possessive adjective Davídkův)

Davídkův (adjective possessive)
Davídek (nominative singular)
Davídkové (nominative plural)
Davídci (nominative plural)
Davídka (genitive singular)
Davídků (genitive plural)
Davídkovi (dative singular)
Davídku (dative singular)
Davídkům (dative plural)
Davídka (accusative singular)
Davídky (accusative plural)
Davídku (singular vocative)
Davídkové (plural vocative)
Davídci (plural vocative)
Davídkovi (locative singular)
Davídku (locative singular)
Davídcích (locative plural)
Davídkem (instrumental singular)
Davídky (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the male given name David


Dušánek

Dušánek (nominative singular)
Dušánkové (nominative plural)
Dušánka (genitive singular)
Dušánků (genitive plural)
Dušánkovi (dative singular)
Dušánku (dative singular)
Dušánkům (dative plural)
Dušánka (accusative singular)
Dušánky (accusative plural)
Dušánku (singular vocative)
Dušánkové (plural vocative)
Dušánkovi (locative singular)
Dušánku (locative singular)
Dušáncích (locative plural)
Dušánkem (instrumental singular)
Dušánky (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the male given name Dušan


Alánek

Alánek (nominative singular)
Alánkové (nominative plural)
Alánka (genitive singular)
Alánků (genitive plural)
Alánkovi (dative singular)
Alánku (dative singular)
Alánkům (dative plural)
Alánka (accusative singular)
Alánky (accusative plural)
Alánku (singular vocative)
Alánkové (plural vocative)
Alánkovi (locative singular)
Alánku (locative singular)
Aláncích (locative plural)
Alánkem (instrumental singular)
Alánky (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the male given name Alan


Ábel

Ábelová (feminine)
Ábel (nominative singular)
Ábelové (nominative plural)
Ábela (genitive singular)
Ábelů (genitive plural)
Ábelovi (dative singular)
Ábelům (dative plural)
Ábela (accusative singular)
Ábely (accusative plural)
Ábele (singular vocative)
Ábelové (plural vocative)
Ábelovi (locative singular)
Ábelech (locative plural)
Ábelem (instrumental singular)
Ábely (instrumental plural)


Jano

Janová (feminine)
Jano (nominative singular)
Janové (nominative plural)
Jana (genitive singular)
Janů (genitive plural)
Janovi (dative singular)
Janům (dative plural)
Jana (accusative singular)
Jany (accusative plural)
Jano (singular vocative)
Janové (plural vocative)
Janovi (locative singular)
Janech (locative plural)
Janem (instrumental singular)
Jany (instrumental plural)


Saná

Saná n (indeclinable, relational adjective sanáský)

sanáský (adjective relational)
San'á (alternative)
Sanaa (alternative)
Sana'a (alternative)

Sanaa (the capital and largest city of Yemen)


Bejrút

Bejrút m inan (relational adjective bejrútský, demonym Bejrúťan)

bejrútský (adjective relational)
Bejrúťan (demonym)
Bejrút (nominative singular)
Bejrútu (genitive singular)
Bejrútu (dative singular)
Bejrút (accusative singular)
Bejrúte (singular vocative)
Bejrútu (locative singular)
Bejrútem (instrumental singular)
Bejrut (alternative)


Miko

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


Vitebsk

Vitebsk m inan (relational adjective vitebský)

vitebský (adjective relational)
Vitebsk (nominative singular)
Vitebska (genitive singular)
Vitebsku (genitive singular)
Vitebsku (dative singular)
Vitebsk (accusative singular)
Vitebsku (singular vocative)
Vitebsku (locative singular)
Vitebskem (instrumental singular)
Vitěbsk (alternative)


Besarábie

Besarábie f (relational adjective besarabský, demonym Besarábec, female demonym Besarábka)

besarabský (adjective relational)
Besarábec (demonym)
Besarábka (demonym feminine)
Besarábie (nominative singular)
Besarábie (genitive singular)
Besarábii (dative singular)
Besarábii (accusative singular)
Besarábie (singular vocative)
Besarábii (locative singular)
Besarábií (instrumental singular)

(historical) Bessarabia (a geographic region of Eastern Europe bounded by the Dniester River on the east and the Prut River on the west; now divided politically between Moldova and Ukraine)


Stalingrad

Stalingrad m inan (relational adjective stalingradský, demonym Stalingradec)

stalingradský (adjective relational)
Stalingradec (demonym)
Stalingrad (nominative singular)
Stalingradu (genitive singular)
Stalingradu (dative singular)
Stalingrad (accusative singular)
Stalingrade (singular vocative)
Stalingradě (locative singular)
Stalingradu (locative singular)
Stalingradem (instrumental singular)

(historical) Stalingrad (former name of Volgograd: a city, the administrative center of Volgograd Oblast, Russia, and site of a famous World War II battle; used from 1925–1961)


Budyšín

Budyšín (nominative singular)
Budyšína (genitive singular)
Budyšínu (dative singular)
Budyšín (accusative singular)
Budyšíne (singular vocative)
Budyšíně (locative singular)
Budyšínem (instrumental singular)


Barnabáš

Barnabáš (nominative singular)
Barnabášové (nominative plural)
Barnabáše (genitive singular)
Barnabášů (genitive plural)
Barnabášovi (dative singular)
Barnabáši (dative singular)
Barnabášům (dative plural)
Barnabáše (accusative singular)
Barnabáše (accusative plural)
Barnabáši (singular vocative)
Barnabášové (plural vocative)
Barnabášovi (locative singular)
Barnabáši (locative singular)
Barnabáších (locative plural)
Barnabášem (instrumental singular)
Barnabáši (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek Βαρναβᾶς (Barnabâs), from Hebrew בּר (bar, “son”) and נָבִיא (naví, “prophet”).

bor+

a male given name from Hebrew, equivalent to English Barnabas or Barnaby


Bretaň

cs-proper noun

Bretaň f (relational adjective bretaňský or bretonský, demonym Bretonec or Bretaněc, female demonym Bretonka or Bretaňka)

bretaňský (adjective relational)
bretonský (adjective relational)
Bretonec (demonym)
Bretaněc (demonym)
Bretonka (demonym feminine)
Bretaňka (demonym feminine)
Bretaň (nominative singular)
Bretaně (genitive singular)
Bretani (dative singular)
Bretaň (accusative singular)
Bretani (singular vocative)
Bretani (locative singular)
Bretaní (instrumental singular)
Bretagne (alternative)

Brittany (a cultural region, historical province, and peninsula in northwest France)

Brittany (an administrative region of northwest France, including most of the historic region of Brittany)


Čada

Čadová (feminine)
Čada (nominative singular)
Čadové (nominative plural)
Čady (genitive singular)
Čadů (genitive plural)
Čadovi (dative singular)
Čadům (dative plural)
Čadu (accusative singular)
Čady (accusative plural)
Čado (singular vocative)
Čadové (plural vocative)
Čadovi (locative singular)
Čadech (locative plural)
Čadou (instrumental singular)
Čady (instrumental plural)


Dorotka

Dorotka (nominative singular)
Dorotky (nominative plural)
Dorotky (genitive singular)
Dorotek (genitive plural)
Dorotce (dative singular)
Dorotkám (dative plural)
Dorotku (accusative singular)
Dorotky (accusative plural)
Dorotko (singular vocative)
Dorotky (plural vocative)
Dorotce (locative singular)
Dorotkách (locative plural)
Dorotkou (instrumental singular)
Dorotkami (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the female given name Dorota


Mojžíš

Mojžíš (nominative singular)
Mojžíše (genitive singular)
Mojžíšovi (dative singular)
Mojžíši (dative singular)
Mojžíše (accusative singular)
Mojžíši (singular vocative)
Mojžíšovi (locative singular)
Mojžíši (locative singular)
Mojžíšem (instrumental singular)


Mojžíš

Mojžíš m anim (female equivalent Mojžíšová)

Mojžíšová (feminine)
Mojžíš (nominative singular)
Mojžíšové (nominative plural)
Mojžíše (genitive singular)
Mojžíšů (genitive plural)
Mojžíšovi (dative singular)
Mojžíšům (dative plural)
Mojžíše (accusative singular)
Mojžíše (accusative plural)
Mojžíši (singular vocative)
Mojžíšové (plural vocative)
Mojžíšovi (locative singular)
Mojžíších (locative plural)
Mojžíšem (instrumental singular)
Mojžíši (instrumental plural)


Holandsko

Holandsko (nominative singular)
Holandska (genitive singular)
Holandsku (dative singular)
Holandsko (accusative singular)
Holandsko (singular vocative)
Holandsku (locative singular)
Holandskem (instrumental singular)

Holland (a traditional region of the Netherlands formed by two modern provinces, North Holland and South Holland)

(colloquial, by extension) Holland, the Netherlands (a country in Western Europe)


Nizozemí

Nizozemí (nominative singular)
Nizozemí (genitive singular)
Nizozemí (dative singular)
Nizozemí (accusative singular)
Nizozemí (singular vocative)
Nizozemí (locative singular)
Nizozemím (instrumental singular)

the Netherlands (a country in Western Europe)


Talin

Talin m inan (relational adjective tallinský)

tallinský (adjective relational)
Talin (nominative singular)
Talinu (genitive singular)
Talinu (dative singular)
Talin (accusative singular)
Taline (singular vocative)
Talinu (locative singular)
Talinem (instrumental singular)


Beskydy

Beskydy (nominative plural)
Beskydů (genitive plural)
Beskydům (dative plural)
Beskydy (accusative plural)
Beskydy (plural vocative)
Beskydech (locative plural)
Beskydy (instrumental plural)
Beskydy (nominative plural)
Beskyd (genitive plural)
Beskydám (dative plural)
Beskydy (accusative plural)
Beskydy (plural vocative)
Beskydách (locative plural)
Beskydami (instrumental plural)

Beskids (a mountain range in the Carpathians in Poland, Slovakia, the Czech Republic and Ukraine)


Tomek

Tomek m anim (female equivalent Tomková)

Tomková (feminine)
Tomek (nominative singular)
Tomkové (nominative plural)
Tomka (genitive singular)
Tomků (genitive plural)
Tomkovi (dative singular)
Tomkům (dative plural)
Tomka (accusative singular)
Tomky (accusative plural)
Tomku (singular vocative)
Tomkové (plural vocative)
Tomkovi (locative singular)
Tomcích (locative plural)
Tomkem (instrumental singular)
Tomky (instrumental plural)


Jarek

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

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


Eda

Eda (nominative singular)
Edové (nominative plural)
Edy (genitive singular)
Edů (genitive plural)
Edovi (dative singular)
Edům (dative plural)
Edu (accusative singular)
Edy (accusative plural)
Edo (singular vocative)
Edové (plural vocative)
Edovi (locative singular)
Edech (locative plural)
Edou (instrumental singular)
Edy (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the male given name Eduard


Erhard

Erhard (nominative singular)
Erhardové (nominative plural)
Erharda (genitive singular)
Erhardů (genitive plural)
Erhardovi (dative singular)
Erhardu (dative singular)
Erhardům (dative plural)
Erharda (accusative singular)
Erhardy (accusative plural)
Erharde (singular vocative)
Erhardové (plural vocative)
Erhardovi (locative singular)
Erhardu (locative singular)
Erhardech (locative plural)
Erhardem (instrumental singular)
Erhardy (instrumental plural)


Člověče, nezlob se!

Mensch ärgere Dich nicht
Mensch ärgere Dich nicht

Mensch ärgere Dich nicht, a board game similar to Ludo


Tala

Talová (feminine)
Tala (nominative singular)
Talové (nominative plural)
Taly (genitive singular)
Talů (genitive plural)
Talovi (dative singular)
Talům (dative plural)
Talu (accusative singular)
Taly (accusative plural)
Talo (singular vocative)
Talové (plural vocative)
Talovi (locative singular)
Talech (locative plural)
Talou (instrumental singular)
Taly (instrumental plural)


Kerberos

Kerberos (nominative singular)
Kerbera (genitive singular)
Kerberovi (dative singular)
Kerberu (dative singular)
Kerbera (accusative singular)
Kerbere (singular vocative)
Kerberovi (locative singular)
Kerberu (locative singular)
Kerberem (instrumental singular)
Kerber (alternative)
Cerber (alternative)
Cerberus (alternative)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek Κέρβερος (Kérberos).

bor+

[…] už roku 436 vystupoval Charon v Kratinově hře Plutoi[…] Naproti tomu vystupuje v podsvětí zřídka Kerberos, kterého bylo asi těžko na scéně zobrazit.

1962, Lubomír Nový, Filosofie T. G. Masaryka, Praha: Státní pedagogické nakladatelství, page 142:

[…] Charon appears in Cratinus' play Plutoi as early as in 436 […] In contrast to it, Kerberos, which was difficult to portray, appears rarely in the underworld.

(Greek mythology) Cerberus (the three-headed dog guarding the entrance to Hades)


Kerberos

Kerberos (nominative singular)
Kerbera (genitive singular)
Kerberu (genitive singular)
Kerberu (dative singular)
Kerberos (accusative singular)
Kerbera (accusative singular)
Kerbere (singular vocative)
Kerberu (locative singular)
Kerberem (instrumental singular)

Pluto má celkem pět měsíců a Kerberos je jedním ze dvou nejmenších, objeven byl teprve v roce 2011.

2015 October 23, ČTK, “Kuk! Sonda New Horizons poslala první fotky měsíce u Pluta”, in Týden.cz:

Pluto has got 5 moons altogether and Kerberos is one of the two smallest; it was not discovered until 2011.

Obecně řečeno je Kerberos ideální pro autentizaci různých systémů pomocí různých protokolů. Velkou výhodou Kerbera je systém jediného přihlášení (single sign-on), který u ostatních autentizačních systémů nenajdete.

2006, Tomáš Znamenáček, Linux ve světě Windows, Praha: Grada Publishing, translation of Linux in a Windows World by Roderick W. Smith, →ISBN, page 182:

Broadly speaking, Kerberos works best as a way to manage logins to multiple systems using multiple protocols; Kerberos provides single-sign-on capabilities that aren't well matched by competing protocols.

(networking) Kerberos (a computer network authentication protocol)


Rosenbaum

cs-proper noun

Rosenbaum m anim (female equivalent Rosenbaumová)

Rosenbaumová (feminine)
Rosenbaum (nominative singular)
Rosenbaumové (nominative plural)
Rosenbauma (genitive singular)
Rosenbaumů (genitive plural)
Rosenbaumovi (dative singular)
Rosenbaumům (dative plural)
Rosenbauma (accusative singular)
Rosenbaumy (accusative plural)
Rosenbaume (singular vocative)
Rosenbaumové (plural vocative)
Rosenbaumovi (locative singular)
Rosenbaumech (locative plural)
Rosenbaumem (instrumental singular)
Rosenbaumy (instrumental plural)


Hirschfeld

Hirschfeld m anim (female equivalent Hirschfeldová)

Hirschfeldová (feminine)
Hirschfeld (nominative singular)
Hirschfeldové (nominative plural)
Hirschfelda (genitive singular)
Hirschfeldů (genitive plural)
Hirschfeldovi (dative singular)
Hirschfeldům (dative plural)
Hirschfelda (accusative singular)
Hirschfeldy (accusative plural)
Hirschfelde (singular vocative)
Hirschfeldové (plural vocative)
Hirschfeldovi (locative singular)
Hirschfeldech (locative plural)
Hirschfeldem (instrumental singular)
Hirschfeldy (instrumental plural)


Rosenfeld

Rosenfeld m anim (female equivalent Rosenfeldová)

Rosenfeldová (feminine)
Rosenfeld (nominative singular)
Rosenfeldové (nominative plural)
Rosenfelda (genitive singular)
Rosenfeldů (genitive plural)
Rosenfeldovi (dative singular)
Rosenfeldům (dative plural)
Rosenfelda (accusative singular)
Rosenfeldy (accusative plural)
Rosenfelde (singular vocative)
Rosenfeldové (plural vocative)
Rosenfeldovi (locative singular)
Rosenfeldech (locative plural)
Rosenfeldem (instrumental singular)
Rosenfeldy (instrumental plural)


Gall

Gallová (feminine)
Gall (nominative singular)
Gallové (nominative plural)
Galla (genitive singular)
Gallů (genitive plural)
Gallovi (dative singular)
Gallům (dative plural)
Galla (accusative singular)
Gally (accusative plural)
Galle (singular vocative)
Gallové (plural vocative)
Gallovi (locative singular)
Gallech (locative plural)
Gallem (instrumental singular)
Gally (instrumental plural)


Eger

Egerová (feminine)
Eger (nominative singular)
Egerové (nominative plural)
Egera (genitive singular)
Egerů (genitive plural)
Egerovi (dative singular)
Egerům (dative plural)
Egera (accusative singular)
Egery (accusative plural)
Egere (singular vocative)
Egerové (plural vocative)
Egerovi (locative singular)
Egerech (locative plural)
Egerem (instrumental singular)
Egery (instrumental plural)


Střední Amerika

Střední Amerika (nominative singular)
Střední Ameriky (genitive singular)
Střední Americe (dative singular)
Střední Ameriku (accusative singular)
Střední Ameriko (singular vocative)
Střední Americe (locative singular)
Střední Amerikou (instrumental singular)

Central America
Central America#English:_Q27611

Central America (a continental region in North America, consisting of the countries lying between Mexico and South America)


Erben

Erben m anim (female equivalent Erbenová)

Erbenová (feminine)
Erben (nominative singular)
Erbenové (nominative plural)
Erbena (genitive singular)
Erbenů (genitive plural)
Erbenovi (dative singular)
Erbenům (dative plural)
Erbena (accusative singular)
Erbeny (accusative plural)
Erbene (singular vocative)
Erbenové (plural vocative)
Erbenovi (locative singular)
Erbenech (locative plural)
Erbenem (instrumental singular)
Erbeny (instrumental plural)


Prokeš

Prokeš m anim (female equivalent Prokešová)

Prokešová (feminine)
Prokeš (nominative singular)
Prokešové (nominative plural)
Prokeše (genitive singular)
Prokešů (genitive plural)
Prokešovi (dative singular)
Prokešům (dative plural)
Prokeše (accusative singular)
Prokeše (accusative plural)
Prokeši (singular vocative)
Prokešové (plural vocative)
Prokešovi (locative singular)
Prokeších (locative plural)
Prokešem (instrumental singular)
Prokeši (instrumental plural)


Korfu

Korfu n (indeclinable, relational adjective korfuský)


Lužická Nisa

Lužická Nisa (nominative singular)
Lužické Nisy (genitive singular)
Lužické Nise (dative singular)
Lužickou Nisu (accusative singular)
Lužická Niso (singular vocative)
Lužické Nise (locative singular)
Lužickou Nisou (instrumental singular)


Visla

Visla (nominative singular)
Visly (genitive singular)
Visle (dative singular)
Vislu (accusative singular)
Vislo (singular vocative)
Visle (locative singular)
Vislou (instrumental singular)


Lisabon

Lisabon m inan (relational adjective lisabonský)

lisabonský (adjective relational)
Lisabon (nominative singular)
Lisabonu (genitive singular)
Lisabonu (dative singular)
Lisabon (accusative singular)
Lisabone (singular vocative)
Lisaboně (locative singular)
Lisabonu (locative singular)
Lisabonem (instrumental singular)


Komárek

Komárek m anim (female equivalent Komárková)

Komárková (feminine)
Komárek (nominative singular)
Komárkové (nominative plural)
Komárka (genitive singular)
Komárků (genitive plural)
Komárkovi (dative singular)
Komárkům (dative plural)
Komárka (accusative singular)
Komárky (accusative plural)
Komárku (singular vocative)
Komárkové (plural vocative)
Komárkovi (locative singular)
Komárcích (locative plural)
Komárkem (instrumental singular)
Komárky (instrumental plural)


Pacifik

Pacifik m inan (relational adjective pacifický)

pacifický (adjective relational)
Pacifik (nominative singular)
Pacifiku (genitive singular)
Pacifiku (dative singular)
Pacifik (accusative singular)
Pacifiku (singular vocative)
Pacifiku (locative singular)
Pacifikem (instrumental singular)


Casablanca

Casablanca f (relational adjective casablanský)

casablanský (adjective relational)
Casablanca (nominative singular)
Casablancy (genitive singular)
Casablanky (genitive singular)
Casablance (dative singular)
Casablancu (accusative singular)
Casablanku (accusative singular)
Casablanco (singular vocative)
Casablanko (singular vocative)
Casablance (locative singular)
Casablancou (instrumental singular)
Casablankou (instrumental singular)

Casablanca (the capital city of the region of Casablanca-Settat, Morocco)


Troje

inflection of Troja:
genitive/dative/locative singular

inflection of Troja:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


Olt

Oltová (feminine)
Olt (nominative singular)
Oltové (nominative plural)
Olta (genitive singular)
Oltů (genitive plural)
Oltovi (dative singular)
Oltům (dative plural)
Olta (accusative singular)
Olty (accusative plural)
Olte (singular vocative)
Oltové (plural vocative)
Oltovi (locative singular)
Oltech (locative plural)
Oltem (instrumental singular)
Olty (instrumental plural)


Eridu

Eridu n (indeclinable, relational adjective eridský)

Eridu honosilo se slavným chrámem boha vod Ia, jehož velikolepé trosky objevil Taylors[…]

1890, Zeměpisný sborník, volume 3, Praha: J. Otta, page 384:

Eridu was proud of its famous temple of the water god Ea, whose magnificent ruins were discovered by Taylors […]

Tell Abu Shahrain
Tell Abu Shahrain#English

Eridu (ancient Sumerian city in modern Iraq; modern Tell Abu Shahrain)


Just

Justová (feminine)
Just (nominative singular)
Justové (nominative plural)
Justa (genitive singular)
Justů (genitive plural)
Justovi (dative singular)
Justům (dative plural)
Justa (accusative singular)
Justy (accusative plural)
Juste (singular vocative)
Justové (plural vocative)
Justovi (locative singular)
Justech (locative plural)
Justem (instrumental singular)
Justy (instrumental plural)


Osvětim

Osvětim (nominative singular)
Osvětimi (genitive singular)
Osvětimi (dative singular)
Osvětim (accusative singular)
Osvětimi (singular vocative)
Osvětimi (locative singular)
Osvětimí (instrumental singular)


Zhořelec

Zhořelec m inan (relational adjective zhořelecký)

zhořelecký (adjective relational)
Zhořelec (nominative singular)
Zhořelce (genitive singular)
Zhořelci (dative singular)
Zhořelec (accusative singular)
Zhořelci (singular vocative)
Zhořelci (locative singular)
Zhořelcem (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Polish Zgorzelec, from Old Sorbian (compare Lower Sorbian Zgórjelc).


Januš

Januš m anim (female equivalent Janušová)

Janušová (feminine)
Januš (nominative singular)
Janušové (nominative plural)
Januše (genitive singular)
Janušů (genitive plural)
Janušovi (dative singular)
Janušům (dative plural)
Januše (accusative singular)
Januše (accusative plural)
Januši (singular vocative)
Janušové (plural vocative)
Janušovi (locative singular)
Januších (locative plural)
Janušem (instrumental singular)
Januši (instrumental plural)


SČSP

initialism of Svaz československo-sovětského přátelství (=Union for Czechoslovak-Soviet Friendship, a large organisation active 1948–1991)


ČSSR

/ˈt͡ʃɛː ɛs ɛs ɛr/

Czechoslovak Socialist Republic
Czechoslovak Socialist Republic#English

(historical) initialism of Československá socialistická republika (= Czechoslovak Socialist Republic), official name of Czechoslovakia: a former country in Central Europe; used from 1960 to 1990 during the period when it was a one-party, Marxist-Leninist state: CSSR


RVHP

initialism of Rada vzájemné hospodářské pomoci (“Comecon, Council for Mutual Economic Assistance”)


Matuška

Matuška m anim (female equivalent Matušková)

Matušková (feminine)
Matuška (nominative singular)
Matuškové (nominative plural)
Matušky (genitive singular)
Matušků (genitive plural)
Matuškovi (dative singular)
Matuškům (dative plural)
Matušku (accusative singular)
Matušky (accusative plural)
Matuško (singular vocative)
Matuškové (plural vocative)
Matuškovi (locative singular)
Matušcích (locative plural)
Matuškou (instrumental singular)
Matušky (instrumental plural)

→ English: Matuska


Folkert

Folkert m anim (female equivalent Folkertová)

Folkertová (feminine)
Folkert (nominative singular)
Folkertové (nominative plural)
Folkerta (genitive singular)
Folkertů (genitive plural)
Folkertovi (dative singular)
Folkertům (dative plural)
Folkerta (accusative singular)
Folkerty (accusative plural)
Folkerte (singular vocative)
Folkertové (plural vocative)
Folkertovi (locative singular)
Folkertech (locative plural)
Folkertem (instrumental singular)
Folkerty (instrumental plural)


Dany

inflection of Dana:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


Flieger

Flieger m anim (female equivalent Fliegerová)

Fliegerová (feminine)
Flieger (nominative singular)
Fliegerové (nominative plural)
Fliegera (genitive singular)
Fliegerů (genitive plural)
Fliegerovi (dative singular)
Fliegerům (dative plural)
Fliegera (accusative singular)
Fliegery (accusative plural)
Fliegere (singular vocative)
Fliegerové (plural vocative)
Fliegerovi (locative singular)
Fliegerech (locative plural)
Fliegerem (instrumental singular)
Fliegery (instrumental plural)


Charta

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


Nikol

Nikol f (indeclinable, relational adjective Nikolin)


Faerské ostrovy

Faerské ostrovy m inan pl (relational adjective faerský, demonym Faeřan)

faerský (adjective relational)
Faeřan (demonym)
Faerské ostrovy (nominative plural)
Faerských ostrovů (genitive plural)
Faerským ostrovům (dative plural)
Faerské ostrovy (accusative plural)
Faerské ostrovy (plural vocative)
Faerských ostrovech (locative plural)
Faerskými ostrovy (instrumental plural)

Faroe Islands
Faroe Islands#English:_Q4628

Faroe Islands (an archipelago and self-governing autonomous territory of Denmark, in the North Atlantic Ocean between Scotland and Iceland)


Lev

Lev (nominative singular)
Lvové (nominative plural)
Lva (genitive singular)
Lvů (genitive plural)
Lvovi (dative singular)
Lvu (dative singular)
Lvům (dative plural)
Lva (accusative singular)
Lvy (accusative plural)
Lve (singular vocative)
Lvové (plural vocative)
Lvovi (locative singular)
Lvu (locative singular)
Lvech (locative plural)
Lvem (instrumental singular)
Lvy (instrumental plural)

Lev Tolstoj

a male surname transferred from the given name


Tripolis

Tripolis m inan (relational adjective tripoliský or tripolský)

tripoliský (adjective relational)
tripolský (adjective relational)
Tripolis (nominative singular)
Tripolisu (genitive singular)
Tripolisu (dative singular)
Tripolis (accusative singular)
Tripolise (singular vocative)
Tripolisu (locative singular)
Tripolisem (instrumental singular)

Derived from Ancient Greek Τρίπολις (Trípolis).

der+

Tripolis je nevěsta Středomoří.

Tripoli is the bride of the Mediterranean.


Ammán

cs-proper noun

Ammán m inan (relational adjective ammánský)

ammánský (adjective relational)
Ammán (nominative singular)
Ammánu (genitive singular)
Ammánu (dative singular)
Ammán (accusative singular)
Ammáne (singular vocative)
Ammánu (locative singular)
Ammánem (instrumental singular)


Kelemen

Kelemen m anim (female equivalent Kelemenová)

Kelemenová (feminine)
Kelemen (nominative singular)
Kelemenové (nominative plural)
Kelemena (genitive singular)
Kelemenů (genitive plural)
Kelemenovi (dative singular)
Kelemenům (dative plural)
Kelemena (accusative singular)
Kelemeny (accusative plural)
Kelemene (singular vocative)
Kelemenové (plural vocative)
Kelemenovi (locative singular)
Kelemenech (locative plural)
Kelemenem (instrumental singular)
Kelemeny (instrumental plural)


Gehenna

Gehenna (nominative singular)
Gehenny (genitive singular)
Gehenně (dative singular)
Gehennu (accusative singular)
Gehenno (singular vocative)
Gehenně (locative singular)
Gehennou (instrumental singular)
gehenna (alternative)
džehenna (alternative)

Gehenna (one of various hells in Abrahamic religions)


Sofokles

Sofokles m anim (relational adjective Sofoklův or Sofokleův)

Sofoklův (adjective relational)
Sofokleův (adjective relational)
Sofokles (nominative singular)
Sofokla (genitive singular)
Sofoklea (genitive singular)
Sofoklovi (dative singular)
Sofokleovi (dative singular)
Sofokla (accusative singular)
Sofoklea (accusative singular)
Sofokle (singular vocative)
Sofoklovi (locative singular)
Sofokleovi (locative singular)
Sofoklem (instrumental singular)
Sofoklés (alternative)


Martinik

Martinik m inan (relational adjective martinický)

martinický (adjective relational)
Martinik (nominative singular)
Martiniku (genitive singular)
Martiniku (dative singular)
Martinik (accusative singular)
Martiniku (singular vocative)
Martiniku (locative singular)
Martinikem (instrumental singular)

Martinique (an island, overseas department, and administrative region of France, in the Caribbean)


Lucemburk

Lucemburk m inan (relational adjective lucemburský)

lucemburský (adjective relational)
Lucemburk (nominative singular)
Lucemburku (genitive singular)
Lucemburku (dative singular)
Lucemburk (accusative singular)
Lucemburku (singular vocative)
Lucemburku (locative singular)
Lucemburkem (instrumental singular)

Luxembourg, Luxembourg City (the capital city of Luxembourg)


Lucemburk

Lucemburk (nominative singular)
Lucemburkové (nominative plural)
Lucemburka (genitive singular)
Lucemburků (genitive plural)
Lucemburkovi (dative singular)
Lucemburku (dative singular)
Lucemburkům (dative plural)
Lucemburka (accusative singular)
Lucemburky (accusative plural)
Lucemburku (singular vocative)
Lucemburkové (plural vocative)
Lucemburkovi (locative singular)
Lucemburku (locative singular)
Lucemburcích (locative plural)
Lucemburkem (instrumental singular)
Lucemburky (instrumental plural)

member of the House of Luxembourg (royal German family in the Middle Ages)


Anglicko

Anglicko n (relational adjective anglický, demonym Angličan, female demonym Angličanka)

anglický (adjective relational)
Angličan (demonym)
Angličanka (demonym feminine)
Anglicko (nominative singular)
Anglicka (genitive singular)
Anglicku (dative singular)
Anglicko (accusative singular)
Anglicko (singular vocative)
Anglicku (locative singular)
Anglickem (instrumental singular)

(archaic) England (a constituent country of the United Kingdom)


Košice

Košice f pl (relational adjective košický, demonym Košičan)

košický (adjective relational)
Košičan (demonym)
Košice (nominative plural)
Košic (genitive plural)
Košicím (dative plural)
Košicům (dative plural)
Košice (accusative plural)
Košice (plural vocative)
Košicích (locative plural)
Košicemi (instrumental plural)

Druhé největší město Slovenska jsou Košice.

The second largest city in Slovakia is Košice.


Toms

Tomsová (feminine)
Toms (nominative singular)
Tomsové (nominative plural)
Tomsa (genitive singular)
Tomsů (genitive plural)
Tomsovi (dative singular)
Tomsům (dative plural)
Tomsa (accusative singular)
Tomsy (accusative plural)
Tomse (singular vocative)
Tomsové (plural vocative)
Tomsovi (locative singular)
Tomsech (locative plural)
Tomsem (instrumental singular)
Tomsy (instrumental plural)


Marks

Marks m anim (female equivalent Marksová)

Marksová (feminine)
Marks (nominative singular)
Marksové (nominative plural)
Marksa (genitive singular)
Marksů (genitive plural)
Marksovi (dative singular)
Marksům (dative plural)
Marksa (accusative singular)
Marksy (accusative plural)
Markse (singular vocative)
Marksové (plural vocative)
Marksovi (locative singular)
Marksech (locative plural)
Marksem (instrumental singular)
Marksy (instrumental plural)


Denemark

Denemark m anim (female equivalent Denemarková)

Denemarková (feminine)
Denemark (nominative singular)
Denemarkové (nominative plural)
Denemarka (genitive singular)
Denemarků (genitive plural)
Denemarkovi (dative singular)
Denemarkům (dative plural)
Denemarka (accusative singular)
Denemarky (accusative plural)
Denemarku (singular vocative)
Denemarkové (plural vocative)
Denemarkovi (locative singular)
Denemarcích (locative plural)
Denemarkem (instrumental singular)
Denemarky (instrumental plural)


Gala

Galová (feminine)
Gala (nominative singular)
Galové (nominative plural)
Galy (genitive singular)
Galů (genitive plural)
Galovi (dative singular)
Galům (dative plural)
Galu (accusative singular)
Galy (accusative plural)
Galo (singular vocative)
Galové (plural vocative)
Galovi (locative singular)
Galech (locative plural)
Galou (instrumental singular)
Galy (instrumental plural)


Durga

Durga (nominative singular)
Durgy (genitive singular)
Durze (dative singular)
Durgu (accusative singular)
Durgo (singular vocative)
Durze (locative singular)
Durgou (instrumental singular)


Saxa

Saxová (feminine)
Saxa (nominative singular)
Saxové (nominative plural)
Saxy (genitive singular)
Saxů (genitive plural)
Saxovi (dative singular)
Saxům (dative plural)
Saxu (accusative singular)
Saxy (accusative plural)
Saxo (singular vocative)
Saxové (plural vocative)
Saxovi (locative singular)
Saxech (locative plural)
Saxou (instrumental singular)
Saxy (instrumental plural)


Cvikov

Cvikov (nominative singular)
Cvikova (genitive singular)
Cvikovu (dative singular)
Cvikov (accusative singular)
Cvikove (singular vocative)
Cvikově (locative singular)
Cvikovem (instrumental singular)

Zwickau (an independent city in Saxony, Germany)


Cáchy

Cáchy f pl (relational adjective cášský)

cášský (adjective relational)
Cáchy (nominative plural)
Cách (genitive plural)
Cáchám (dative plural)
Cáchy (accusative plural)
Cáchy (plural vocative)
Cáchách (locative plural)
Cáchami (instrumental plural)

North Rhine-Westphalia
North Rhine-Westphalia#English

Aachen (a city in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany)


Havaj

Havaj f (relational adjective havajský, demonym Havajan or Havajec)

havajský (adjective relational)
Havajan (demonym)
Havajec (demonym)
Havaj (nominative singular)
Havaje (genitive singular)
Havaji (dative singular)
Havaj (accusative singular)
Havaji (singular vocative)
Havaji (locative singular)
Havají (instrumental singular)

Hawaii (an insular state of the United States, formerly a territory)

(specifically) Hawaii, Hawaii Island (an island of Hawaii archipelago, Pacific Ocean, of Hawaii County, State of Hawaii, United States)


Poznaň

Poznaň f (relational adjective poznaňský)

poznaňský (adjective relational)
Poznaň (nominative singular)
Poznaně (genitive singular)
Poznani (dative singular)
Poznaň (accusative singular)
Poznani (singular vocative)
Poznani (locative singular)
Poznaní (instrumental singular)

Greater Poland Voivodeship
Greater Poland Voivodeship#English

Poznan (the capital city of Greater Poland Voivodeship, Poland)


Řezno

řezenský (adjective relational)
Řezno (nominative singular)
Řezna (genitive singular)
Řeznu (dative singular)
Řezno (accusative singular)
Řezno (singular vocative)
Řezně (locative singular)
Řeznu (locative singular)
Řeznem (instrumental singular)

Regensburg, Ratisbon (a city in Bavaria, Germany)


Sasko

Sasko n (relational adjective saský, demonym Sas, female demonym Saska)

saský (adjective relational)
Sas (demonym)
Saska (demonym feminine)
Sasko (nominative singular)
Saska (genitive singular)
Sasku (dative singular)
Sasko (accusative singular)
Sasko (singular vocative)
Sasku (locative singular)
Saskem (instrumental singular)

Saxony (a state of modern Germany, located in the east, far from historical Saxon lands)

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

Saxony (a historical region and former duchy in north-central Germany)


Sedmihradsko

Sedmihradsko n (relational adjective sedmihradský, demonym Sedmihraďan, female demonym Sedmihraďanka)

sedmihradský (adjective relational)
Sedmihraďan (demonym)
Sedmihraďanka (demonym feminine)
Sedmihradsko (nominative singular)
Sedmihradska (genitive singular)
Sedmihradsku (dative singular)
Sedmihradsko (accusative singular)
Sedmihradsko (singular vocative)
Sedmihradsku (locative singular)
Sedmihradskem (instrumental singular)

From sedm (“seven”) + -i- + hrad (“castle”) + -sko, a calque of German Siebenbürgen.

affix

Transylvania (a historical region in western Romania)


Slavonie

cs-proper noun

Slavonie f (relational adjective slavonský)

slavonský (adjective relational)
Slavonie (nominative singular)
Slavonie (genitive singular)
Slavonii (dative singular)
Slavonii (accusative singular)
Slavonie (singular vocative)
Slavonii (locative singular)
Slavonií (instrumental singular)
Slavonsko (alternative)

Slavonia (a geographical region and former kingdom in eastern Croatia)


Sněhurka

Sněhurka (nominative singular)
Sněhurky (genitive singular)
Sněhurce (dative singular)
Sněhurku (accusative singular)
Sněhurko (singular vocative)
Sněhurce (locative singular)
Sněhurkou (instrumental singular)


Sofoklés

Sofoklés (nominative singular)
Sofokla (genitive singular)
Sofoklea (genitive singular)
Sofoklovi (dative singular)
Sofokleovi (dative singular)
Sofokla (accusative singular)
Sofoklea (accusative singular)
Sofokle (singular vocative)
Sofoklovi (locative singular)
Sofokleovi (locative singular)
Sofoklem (instrumental singular)


Sachalin

Sachalin m inan (relational adjective sachalinský)

sachalinský (adjective relational)
Sachalin (nominative singular)
Sachalinu (genitive singular)
Sachalinu (dative singular)
Sachalin (accusative singular)
Sachaline (singular vocative)
Sachalině (locative singular)
Sachalinu (locative singular)
Sachalinem (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Russian Сахали́н (Saxalín), from Manchu ᠰᠠᡥᠠᠯᡳᠶᠠᠨ (sahaliyan, “black”).

bor+

Sakhalin (the largest island of Russia, off its eastern coast)


Halič

cs-proper noun

Halič m inan (relational adjective haličský, demonym Haličan, female demonym Haličanka)

haličský (adjective relational)
Haličan (demonym)
Haličanka (demonym feminine)
Halič (nominative singular)
Haliče (genitive singular)
Haliči (dative singular)
Halič (accusative singular)
Haliči (singular vocative)
Haliči (locative singular)
Haličem (instrumental singular)

Galicia (former kingdom and geographical area in Central Europe, now divided between Poland and Ukraine)


Herodes

Herodes m anim (relational adjective Herodův or Herodesův)

Herodův (adjective relational)
Herodesův (adjective relational)
Herodes (nominative singular)
Heroda (genitive singular)
Herodesa (genitive singular)
Herodese (genitive singular)
Herodovi (dative singular)
Herodesovi (dative singular)
Heroda (accusative singular)
Herodesa (accusative singular)
Herodese (accusative singular)
Herode (singular vocative)
Herodese (singular vocative)
Herodesi (singular vocative)
Herodovi (locative singular)
Herodesovi (locative singular)
Herodem (instrumental singular)
Herodesem (instrumental singular)


Herodes

Herodes m anim (female equivalent Herodesová)

Herodesová (feminine)
Herodes (nominative singular)
Herodesové (nominative plural)
Herodesa (genitive singular)
Herodesů (genitive plural)
Herodesovi (dative singular)
Herodesům (dative plural)
Herodesa (accusative singular)
Herodesy (accusative plural)
Herodese (singular vocative)
Herodesové (plural vocative)
Herodesovi (locative singular)
Herodesech (locative plural)
Herodesem (instrumental singular)
Herodesy (instrumental plural)


Indočína

Indočína f (relational adjective indočínský, demonym Indočíňan, female demonym Indočíňanka)

indočínský (adjective relational)
Indočíňan (demonym)
Indočíňanka (demonym feminine)
Indočína (nominative singular)
Indočíny (genitive singular)
Indočíně (dative singular)
Indočínu (accusative singular)
Indočíno (singular vocative)
Indočíně (locative singular)
Indočínou (instrumental singular)

(dated) Indochina (a peninsula and geographic region of Southeast Asia, consisting of the mainland portion, not including islands such as those of Indonesia)

French Indochina
French Indochina#English

(historical) Indochina (a former French colony in Southeast Asia comprising the peninsula containing Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos; in full, French Indochina)


Jidáš

Jidáš m anim (relational adjective Jidášův)

Jidášův (adjective relational)
Jidáš (nominative singular)
Jidášové (nominative plural)
Jidáše (genitive singular)
Jidášů (genitive plural)
Jidášovi (dative singular)
Jidáši (dative singular)
Jidášům (dative plural)
Jidáše (accusative singular)
Jidáše (accusative plural)
Jidáši (singular vocative)
Jidášové (plural vocative)
Jidášovi (locative singular)
Jidáši (locative singular)
Jidáších (locative plural)
Jidášem (instrumental singular)
Jidáši (instrumental plural)

Judas (one of the twelve original Apostles of Jesus)


Jugoslávie

Jugoslávie f (relational adjective jugoslávský, demonym Jugoslávec, female demonym Jugoslávka)

jugoslávský (adjective relational)
Jugoslávec (demonym)
Jugoslávka (demonym feminine)
Jugoslávie (nominative singular)
Jugoslávie (genitive singular)
Jugoslávii (dative singular)
Jugoslávii (accusative singular)
Jugoslávie (singular vocative)
Jugoslávii (locative singular)
Jugoslávií (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Serbo-Croatian Jugoslavija. By surface analysis, jih + Slovan + -ie.

bor+

(historical) Yugoslavia (a former country in Southeast Europe in the Balkans, now split into 7 countries: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, North Macedonia, Montenegro, Kosovo, Serbia, and Slovenia)


Čukotka

cs-proper noun

Čukotka f (relational adjective čukotský, demonym Čukotčan, female demonym Čukotčanka)

čukotský (adjective relational)
Čukotčan (demonym)
Čukotčanka (demonym feminine)
Čukotka (nominative singular)
Čukotky (genitive singular)
Čukotce (dative singular)
Čukotku (accusative singular)
Čukotko (singular vocative)
Čukotce (locative singular)
Čukotkou (instrumental singular)


Kartágo

Kartágo n (relational adjective kartaginský, demonym Kartaginec)

kartaginský (adjective relational)
Kartaginec (demonym)


Kazaň

Kazaň f (relational adjective kazaňský, demonym Kazaňan, female demonym Kazaňanka)

kazaňský (adjective relational)
Kazaňan (demonym)
Kazaňanka (demonym feminine)
Kazaň (nominative singular)
Kazaně (genitive singular)
Kazani (dative singular)
Kazaň (accusative singular)
Kazani (singular vocative)
Kazani (locative singular)
Kazaní (instrumental singular)

Kazan (the capital and largest city of the Republic of Tatarstan, Russia)


Kábul

Kábul m inan (relational adjective kábulský, demonym Kábulan)

kábulský (adjective relational)
Kábulan (demonym)
Kábul (nominative singular)
Kábulu (genitive singular)
Kábulu (dative singular)
Kábul (accusative singular)
Kábule (singular vocative)
Kábulu (locative singular)
Kábulem (instrumental singular)


Káthmándú

Káthmándú n (indeclinable, relational adjective káthmándský)


Kjóto

Kjóto n (relational adjective kjótský, demonym Kjóťan, female demonym Kjóťanka)

kjótský (adjective relational)
Kjóťan (demonym)
Kjóťanka (demonym feminine)
Kjóto (nominative singular)
Kjóta (genitive singular)
Kjótu (dative singular)
Kjóto (accusative singular)
Kjóto (singular vocative)
Kjótu (locative singular)
Kjótem (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Japanese 京(きょう)都(と) (Kyōto, literally “capital city”), from Middle Chinese 京都 (kjaeng tu, literally “capital city”).

der

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


Kišiněv

cs-proper noun

Kišiněv m inan (relational adjective kišiněvský, demonym Kišiněvan, female demonym Kišiněvanka)

kišiněvský (adjective relational)
Kišiněvan (demonym)
Kišiněvanka (demonym feminine)
Kišiněv (nominative singular)
Kišiněvu (genitive singular)
Kišiněvu (dative singular)
Kišiněv (accusative singular)
Kišiněve (singular vocative)
Kišiněvě (locative singular)
Kišiněvu (locative singular)
Kišiněvem (instrumental singular)


Kyjev

Kyjev m inan (relational adjective kyjevský, demonym Kyjevan)

kyjevský (adjective relational)
Kyjevan (demonym)
Kyjev (nominative singular)
Kyjeva (genitive singular)
Kyjevu (dative singular)
Kyjev (accusative singular)
Kyjeve (singular vocative)
Kyjevě (locative singular)
Kyjevem (instrumental singular)


Kubáň

kubáňský (adjective relational)
Kubáň (nominative singular)
Kubáně (genitive singular)
Kubáni (dative singular)
Kubáň (accusative singular)
Kubáni (singular vocative)
Kubáni (locative singular)
Kubání (instrumental singular)

Kuban (a river in Russia, in the North Caucasus)


Kubáň

Kubáň m anim (female equivalent Kubáňová)

Kubáňová (feminine)
Kubáň (nominative singular)
Kubáňové (nominative plural)
Kubáně (genitive singular)
Kubáňů (genitive plural)
Kubáňovi (dative singular)
Kubáňům (dative plural)
Kubáně (accusative singular)
Kubáně (accusative plural)
Kubáni (singular vocative)
Kubáňové (plural vocative)
Kubáňovi (locative singular)
Kubáních (locative plural)
Kubáněm (instrumental singular)
Kubáni (instrumental plural)


Laponsko

Laponsko n (relational adjective laponský, demonym Laponec, female demonym Laponka)

laponský (adjective relational)
Laponec (demonym)
Laponka (demonym feminine)
Laponsko (nominative singular)
Laponska (genitive singular)
Laponsku (dative singular)
Laponsko (accusative singular)
Laponsko (singular vocative)
Laponsku (locative singular)
Laponskem (instrumental singular)

Lapland (historical region in northern Norway, Sweden and Finland along with the Kola Peninsula in Russia, traditionally inhabited by the Sami people)


Lipsko

Leipzig (the largest city in Saxony, Germany)


Lipeck

Lipetsk (a city, the regional capital of Lipetsk, Russia)