Ťan-šan

Ťan-šan (nominative singular)
Ťan-šanu (genitive singular)
Ťan-šanu (dative singular)
Ťan-šan (accusative singular)
Ťan-šane (singular vocative)
Ťan-šanu (locative singular)
Ťan-šanem (instrumental singular)
Tan-šan (alternative)
Tchien-šan (alternative)

Tian Shan (a mountain range in Central Asia)


Tan-šan

Ťan-šan (alternative)
Tchien-šan (alternative)


Tchien-šan

Tan-šan (alternative)
Ťan-šan (alternative)


Ucunomija

Utsunomiya (the capital city of Tochigi Prefecture, Japan)


Vitěbsk

cs-proper noun

Vitěbsk m inan (relational adjective vitěbský)

vitěbský (adjective relational)
Vitěbsk (nominative singular)
Vitěbska (genitive singular)
Vitěbsku (genitive singular)
Vitěbsku (dative singular)
Vitěbsk (accusative singular)
Vitěbsku (singular vocative)
Vitěbsku (locative singular)
Vitěbskem (instrumental singular)

Alternative form of Vitebsk: Vitebsk (a city in Belarus)


Čita

Čita (nominative singular)
Čity (genitive singular)
Čitě (dative singular)
Čitu (accusative singular)
Čito (singular vocative)
Čitě (locative singular)
Čitou (instrumental singular)


Anatol

Anatol (nominative singular)
Anatolové (nominative plural)
Anatola (genitive singular)
Anatolů (genitive plural)
Anatolovi (dative singular)
Anatolu (dative singular)
Anatolům (dative plural)
Anatola (accusative singular)
Anatoly (accusative plural)
Anatole (singular vocative)
Anatolové (plural vocative)
Anatolovi (locative singular)
Anatolu (locative singular)
Anatolech (locative plural)
Anatolem (instrumental singular)
Anatoly (instrumental plural)


Vanesa

Vanesa (nominative singular)
Vanesy (nominative plural)
Vanesy (genitive singular)
Vanes (genitive plural)
Vanese (dative singular)
Vanesám (dative plural)
Vanesu (accusative singular)
Vanesy (accusative plural)
Vaneso (singular vocative)
Vanesy (plural vocative)
Vanese (locative singular)
Vanesách (locative plural)
Vanesou (instrumental singular)
Vanesami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Vanessa


Loup

Loupová (feminine)
Loup (nominative singular)
Loupové (nominative plural)
Loupa (genitive singular)
Loupů (genitive plural)
Loupovi (dative singular)
Loupům (dative plural)
Loupa (accusative singular)
Loupy (accusative plural)
Loupe (singular vocative)
Loupové (plural vocative)
Loupovi (locative singular)
Loupech (locative plural)
Loupem (instrumental singular)
Loupy (instrumental plural)


Juza

Juzová (feminine)
Juza (nominative singular)
Juzové (nominative plural)
Juzy (genitive singular)
Juzů (genitive plural)
Juzovi (dative singular)
Juzům (dative plural)
Juzu (accusative singular)
Juzy (accusative plural)
Juzo (singular vocative)
Juzové (plural vocative)
Juzovi (locative singular)
Juzech (locative plural)
Juzou (instrumental singular)
Juzy (instrumental plural)


Pixa

Pixová (feminine)
Pixa (nominative singular)
Pixové (nominative plural)
Pixy (genitive singular)
Pixů (genitive plural)
Pixovi (dative singular)
Pixům (dative plural)
Pixu (accusative singular)
Pixy (accusative plural)
Pixo (singular vocative)
Pixové (plural vocative)
Pixovi (locative singular)
Pixech (locative plural)
Pixou (instrumental singular)
Pixy (instrumental plural)

From pik (“conspiracy”). First attested in 1585.


Auer

Auerová (feminine)
Auer (nominative singular)
Auerové (nominative plural)
Auera (genitive singular)
Auerů (genitive plural)
Auerovi (dative singular)
Auerům (dative plural)
Auera (accusative singular)
Auery (accusative plural)
Auere (singular vocative)
Auerové (plural vocative)
Auerovi (locative singular)
Auerech (locative plural)
Auerem (instrumental singular)
Auery (instrumental plural)


Knapp

Knapp m anim (female equivalent Knappová)

Knappová (feminine)
Knapp (nominative singular)
Knappové (nominative plural)
Knappa (genitive singular)
Knappů (genitive plural)
Knappovi (dative singular)
Knappům (dative plural)
Knappa (accusative singular)
Knappy (accusative plural)
Knappe (singular vocative)
Knappové (plural vocative)
Knappovi (locative singular)
Knappech (locative plural)
Knappem (instrumental singular)
Knappy (instrumental plural)


Zajac

Zajac m anim (female equivalent Zajacová)

Zajacová (feminine)
Zajac (nominative singular)
Zajacové (nominative plural)
Zajace (genitive singular)
Zajaců (genitive plural)
Zajacovi (dative singular)
Zajacům (dative plural)
Zajace (accusative singular)
Zajace (accusative plural)
Zajaci (singular vocative)
Zajacové (plural vocative)
Zajacovi (locative singular)
Zajacích (locative plural)
Zajacem (instrumental singular)
Zajaci (instrumental plural)


Kraus

Kraus m anim (female equivalent Krausová)

Krausová (feminine)
Kraus (nominative singular)
Krausové (nominative plural)
Krausa (genitive singular)
Krausů (genitive plural)
Krausovi (dative singular)
Krausům (dative plural)
Krausa (accusative singular)
Krausy (accusative plural)
Krause (singular vocative)
Krausové (plural vocative)
Krausovi (locative singular)
Krausech (locative plural)
Krausem (instrumental singular)
Krausy (instrumental plural)


Duch

Duchová (feminine)
Duch (nominative singular)
Duchové (nominative plural)
Ducha (genitive singular)
Duchů (genitive plural)
Duchovi (dative singular)
Duchům (dative plural)
Ducha (accusative singular)
Duchy (accusative plural)
Duchu (singular vocative)
Duchové (plural vocative)
Duchovi (locative singular)
Duších (locative plural)
Duchem (instrumental singular)
Duchy (instrumental plural)

Shortened from the Old Czech personal name Duchoslav, from duch (“spirit”) + sláva (“fame, glory”).


Szeged

Szeged (nominative singular)
Szegedy (nominative plural)
Szegedu (genitive singular)
Szegedů (genitive plural)
Szegedu (dative singular)
Szegedům (dative plural)
Szeged (accusative singular)
Szegedy (accusative plural)
Szegede (singular vocative)
Szegedy (plural vocative)
Szegedu (locative singular)
Szegedech (locative plural)
Szegedem (instrumental singular)
Szegedy (instrumental plural)


Zemfira

Zemfira (nominative singular)
Zemfiry (nominative plural)
Zemfiry (genitive singular)
Zemfir (genitive plural)
Zemfiře (dative singular)
Zemfirám (dative plural)
Zemfiru (accusative singular)
Zemfiry (accusative plural)
Zemfiro (singular vocative)
Zemfiry (plural vocative)
Zemfiře (locative singular)
Zemfirách (locative plural)
Zemfirou (instrumental singular)
Zemfirami (instrumental plural)

Земфи́ра Земфира#Russian

A transliteration of the Russian female given name Земфи́ра (Zemfíra)


Ústí nad Labem

Ústí nad Labem n (relational adjective ústecký)

ústecký (adjective relational)
Ústí nad Labem (nominative singular)
Ústí nad Labem (genitive singular)
Ústí nad Labem (dative singular)
Ústí nad Labem (accusative singular)
Ústí nad Labem (singular vocative)
Ústí nad Labem (locative singular)
Ústím nad Labem (instrumental singular)

Ústí nad Labem (a city in the Czech Republic)


Dolomity

Dolomity (nominative plural)
Dolomitů (genitive plural)
Dolomit (genitive plural)
Dolomitům (dative plural)
Dolomity (accusative plural)
Dolomity (plural vocative)
Dolomitech (locative plural)
Dolomity (instrumental plural)


Donal

Donal m anim (female equivalent Donalová)

Donalová (feminine)
Donal (nominative singular)
Donalové (nominative plural)
Donala (genitive singular)
Donalů (genitive plural)
Donalovi (dative singular)
Donalům (dative plural)
Donala (accusative singular)
Donaly (accusative plural)
Donale (singular vocative)
Donalové (plural vocative)
Donalovi (locative singular)
Donalech (locative plural)
Donalem (instrumental singular)
Donaly (instrumental plural)


Jach

Jachová (feminine)
Jach (nominative singular)
Jachové (nominative plural)
Jacha (genitive singular)
Jachů (genitive plural)
Jachovi (dative singular)
Jachům (dative plural)
Jacha (accusative singular)
Jachy (accusative plural)
Jachu (singular vocative)
Jachové (plural vocative)
Jachovi (locative singular)
Jaších (locative plural)
Jachem (instrumental singular)
Jachy (instrumental plural)


Samo

Samo (nominative singular)
Samové (nominative plural)
Sama (genitive singular)
Samů (genitive plural)
Samovi (dative singular)
Samu (dative singular)
Samům (dative plural)
Sama (accusative singular)
Samy (accusative plural)
Samo (singular vocative)
Samové (plural vocative)
Samovi (locative singular)
Samu (locative singular)
Samech (locative plural)
Samem (instrumental singular)
Samy (instrumental plural)
Sámo (alternative)

the founder of the political union of Slavic tribes, Samo's Empire, stretching from Silesia to present-day Slovenia, ruling from 623 until his death in 658


Norimberk

Norimberk m inan (relational adjective norimberský, demonym Norimberčan)

norimberský (adjective relational)
Norimberčan (demonym)
Norimberk (nominative singular)
Norimberka (genitive singular)
Norimberku (genitive singular)
Norimberku (dative singular)
Norimberk (accusative singular)
Norimberku (singular vocative)
Norimberku (locative singular)
Norimberkem (instrumental singular)

Probably from Medieval Latin Norinberga. Compare Polish Norymberga.

Nuremberg (a major city in Bavaria, Germany)


Pek

Peková (feminine)
Pek (nominative singular)
Pekové (nominative plural)
Peka (genitive singular)
Peků (genitive plural)
Pekovi (dative singular)
Pekům (dative plural)
Peka (accusative singular)
Peky (accusative plural)
Peku (singular vocative)
Pekové (plural vocative)
Pekovi (locative singular)
Pecích (locative plural)
Pekem (instrumental singular)
Peky (instrumental plural)


Denk

Denková (feminine)
Denk (nominative singular)
Denkové (nominative plural)
Denka (genitive singular)
Denků (genitive plural)
Denkovi (dative singular)
Denkům (dative plural)
Denka (accusative singular)
Denky (accusative plural)
Denku (singular vocative)
Denkové (plural vocative)
Denkovi (locative singular)
Dencích (locative plural)
Denkem (instrumental singular)
Denky (instrumental plural)


Lucka

Lucka (nominative singular)
Lucky (nominative plural)
Lucky (genitive singular)
Lucek (genitive plural)
Lucce (dative singular)
Luckám (dative plural)
Lucku (accusative singular)
Lucky (accusative plural)
Lucko (singular vocative)
Lucky (plural vocative)
Lucce (locative singular)
Luckách (locative plural)
Luckou (instrumental singular)
Luckami (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the female given name Lucie


Lach

Lachová (feminine)
Lach (nominative singular)
Lachové (nominative plural)
Lacha (genitive singular)
Lachů (genitive plural)
Lachovi (dative singular)
Lachům (dative plural)
Lacha (accusative singular)
Lachy (accusative plural)
Lachu (singular vocative)
Lachové (plural vocative)
Lachovi (locative singular)
Laších (locative plural)
Lachem (instrumental singular)
Lachy (instrumental plural)


Lozan

Lozan m anim (female equivalent Lozanová)

Lozanová (feminine)
Lozan (nominative singular)
Lozané (nominative plural)
Lozani (nominative plural)
Lozana (genitive singular)
Lozanů (genitive plural)
Lozanovi (dative singular)
Lozanům (dative plural)
Lozana (accusative singular)
Lozany (accusative plural)
Lozane (singular vocative)
Lozané (plural vocative)
Lozani (plural vocative)
Lozanovi (locative singular)
Lozanech (locative plural)
Lozanem (instrumental singular)
Lozany (instrumental plural)


Houf

Houfová (feminine)
Houf (nominative singular)
Houfové (nominative plural)
Houfa (genitive singular)
Houfů (genitive plural)
Houfovi (dative singular)
Houfům (dative plural)
Houfa (accusative singular)
Houfy (accusative plural)
Houfe (singular vocative)
Houfové (plural vocative)
Houfovi (locative singular)
Houfech (locative plural)
Houfem (instrumental singular)
Houfy (instrumental plural)


Sión

Borrowed from Ecclesiastical Latin Sion, from Koine Greek Σιών (Siṓn), from Biblical Hebrew צִיּוֹן (ṣiyyôn).


Hoffmann

Hoffmann m anim (female equivalent Hoffmannová)

Hoffmannová (feminine)
Hoffmann (nominative singular)
Hoffmannové (nominative plural)
Hoffmanna (genitive singular)
Hoffmannů (genitive plural)
Hoffmannovi (dative singular)
Hoffmannům (dative plural)
Hoffmanna (accusative singular)
Hoffmanny (accusative plural)
Hoffmanne (singular vocative)
Hoffmannové (plural vocative)
Hoffmannovi (locative singular)
Hoffmannech (locative plural)
Hoffmannem (instrumental singular)
Hoffmanny (instrumental plural)


Zach

Zachová (feminine)
Zach (nominative singular)
Zachové (nominative plural)
Zacha (genitive singular)
Zachů (genitive plural)
Zachovi (dative singular)
Zachům (dative plural)
Zacha (accusative singular)
Zachy (accusative plural)
Zachu (singular vocative)
Zachové (plural vocative)
Zachovi (locative singular)
Zaších (locative plural)
Zachem (instrumental singular)
Zachy (instrumental plural)


Mexický záliv

Mexický záliv (nominative singular)
Mexické zálivy (nominative plural)
Mexického zálivu (genitive singular)
Mexických zálivů (genitive plural)
Mexickému zálivu (dative singular)
Mexickým zálivům (dative plural)
Mexický záliv (accusative singular)
Mexické zálivy (accusative plural)
Mexický zálive (singular vocative)
Mexické zálivy (plural vocative)
Mexickém zálivu (locative singular)
Mexických zálivech (locative plural)
Mexickým zálivem (instrumental singular)
Mexickými zálivy (instrumental plural)


Lexa

Lexová (feminine)
Lexa (nominative singular)
Lexové (nominative plural)
Lexy (genitive singular)
Lexů (genitive plural)
Lexovi (dative singular)
Lexům (dative plural)
Lexu (accusative singular)
Lexy (accusative plural)
Lexo (singular vocative)
Lexové (plural vocative)
Lexovi (locative singular)
Lexech (locative plural)
Lexou (instrumental singular)
Lexy (instrumental plural)


Údolí králů

Údolí králů (nominative singular)
Údolí králů (genitive singular)
Údolí králů (dative singular)
Údolí králů (accusative singular)
Údolí králů (singular vocative)
Údolí králů (locative singular)
Údolím králů (instrumental singular)

Valley of the Kings (Egyptian valley known for its tombs)


Rijád

Rijád m inan (relational adjective rijádský)

rijádský (adjective relational)
Rijád (nominative singular)
Rijádu (genitive singular)
Rijádu (dative singular)
Rijád (accusative singular)
Rijáde (singular vocative)
Rijádu (locative singular)
Rijádem (instrumental singular)


Jihlava

Jihlava f (relational adjective jihlavský, demonym Jihlavan, female demonym Jihlavanka)

jihlavský (adjective relational)
Jihlavan (demonym)
Jihlavanka (demonym feminine)
Jihlava (nominative singular)
Jihlavy (genitive singular)
Jihlavě (dative singular)
Jihlavu (accusative singular)
Jihlavo (singular vocative)
Jihlavě (locative singular)
Jihlavou (instrumental singular)

A city in the Czech Republic, situated on the Jihlava river on the ancient frontier between Moravia and Bohemia


Zlín

Zlín m inan (relational adjective zlínský, demonym Zlíňan, female demonym Zlíňanka)

zlínský (adjective relational)
Zlíňan (demonym)
Zlíňanka (demonym feminine)
Zlín (nominative singular)
Zlína (genitive singular)
Zlínu (dative singular)
Zlín (accusative singular)
Zlíne (singular vocative)
Zlíně (locative singular)
Zlínu (locative singular)
Zlínem (instrumental singular)

A city in southeastern Moravia, Czech Republic, on the Dřevnice River


Florencie

Florencie f (relational adjective florentský, demonym Florenťan or Florenčan)

florentský (adjective relational)
Florenťan (demonym)
Florenčan (demonym)
Florencie (nominative singular)
Florencie (genitive singular)
Florencii (dative singular)
Florencii (accusative singular)
Florencie (singular vocative)
Florencii (locative singular)
Florencií (instrumental singular)

Florence (the capital city of Florence, Italy)


Sázava

Sázava f (relational adjective sázavský, demonym Sázavan, female demonym Sázavanka)

sázavský (adjective relational)
Sázavan (demonym)
Sázavanka (demonym feminine)
Sázava (nominative singular)
Sázavy (genitive singular)
Sázavě (dative singular)
Sázavu (accusative singular)
Sázavo (singular vocative)
Sázavě (locative singular)
Sázavou (instrumental singular)

any of several towns in the Czech Republic

A right tributary of the Vltava, in the Czech Republic


Pardubice

Pardubice f pl (relational adjective pardubický, demonym Pardubičan, female demonym Pardubičanka)

pardubický (adjective relational)
Pardubičan (demonym)
Pardubičanka (demonym feminine)
Pardubice (nominative plural)
Pardubic (genitive plural)
Pardubicím (dative plural)
Pardubicům (dative plural)
Pardubice (accusative plural)
Pardubice (plural vocative)
Pardubicích (locative plural)
Pardubicemi (instrumental plural)

A city in the Czech Republic that lies on the river Elbe, 65 miles east of Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic


Karlovy Vary

Karlovy Vary m inan pl (relational adjective karlovarský)

karlovarský (adjective relational)
Karlovy Vary (nominative plural)
Karlových Var (genitive plural)
Karlových Varů (genitive plural)
Karlovým Varům (dative plural)
Karlovy Vary (accusative plural)
Karlovy Vary (plural vocative)
Karlových Varech (locative plural)
Karlovými Vary (instrumental plural)

Karlovy Vary (a spa city situated in western Bohemia, Czech Republic, on the confluence of the rivers Ohře and Teplá, formerly known as Karlsbad)


Kladno

Kladno n (relational adjective kladenský, demonym Kladeňan or (informal) Kladeňák, female demonym Kladeňanka or (informal) Kladeňačka)

kladenský (adjective relational)
Kladeňan (demonym)
Kladeňák (demonym informal)
Kladeňanka (demonym feminine)
Kladeňačka (demonym feminine informal)
Kladno (nominative singular)
Kladna (genitive singular)
Kladnu (dative singular)
Kladno (accusative singular)
Kladno (singular vocative)
Kladně (locative singular)
Kladnu (locative singular)
Kladnem (instrumental singular)

A city in the Czech Republic, located 25 km northwest of Prague, part of the Prague metropolitan area


Krušné hory

Krušné hory (nominative plural)
Krušných hor (genitive plural)
Krušným horám (dative plural)
Krušné hory (accusative plural)
Krušné hory (plural vocative)
Krušných horách (locative plural)
Krušnými horami (instrumental plural)

The name consists of the adjective krušné, derived from an old Czech expression krušec, meaning ore, and plural noun hory, meaning mountains.


Teplice

Teplice f pl (relational adjective teplický, demonym Tepličan, female demonym Tepličanka)

teplický (adjective relational)
Tepličan (demonym)
Tepličanka (demonym feminine)
Teplice (nominative plural)
Teplic (genitive plural)
Teplicím (dative plural)
Teplicům (dative plural)
Teplice (accusative plural)
Teplice (plural vocative)
Teplicích (locative plural)
Teplicemi (instrumental plural)

A spa town and city in the Czech Republic located on the Bílina river in northwestern Bohemia near the border with the German state of Saxony


Chomutov

Chomutov m inan (relational adjective chomutovský)

chomutovský (adjective relational)
Chomutov (nominative singular)
Chomutova (genitive singular)
Chomutovu (dative singular)
Chomutov (accusative singular)
Chomutove (singular vocative)
Chomutově (locative singular)
Chomutovem (instrumental singular)

The name of the city (originally a small village) was derived from personal name Chomút and meant "the court of Chomút". The name Chomút was from chomút (“horsecollar”) which was also used as a nickname for a clumsy person.
Compare Chomoutov.

A city in Ústí nad Labem, Czech Republic located in northwestern Bohemia


Cheb

Cheb m inan (relational adjective chebský, demonym Cheban, female demonym Chebanka)

chebský (adjective relational)
Cheban (demonym)
Chebanka (demonym feminine)
Cheb (nominative singular)
Chebu (genitive singular)
Chebu (dative singular)
Cheb (accusative singular)
Chebe (singular vocative)
Chebu (locative singular)
Chebem (instrumental singular)

A town in Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic, situated on the river Ohře near the border with Germany


Děčín

Děčín m inan (relational adjective děčínský)

děčínský (adjective relational)
Děčín (nominative singular)
Děčína (genitive singular)
Děčínu (dative singular)
Děčín (accusative singular)
Děčíne (singular vocative)
Děčíně (locative singular)
Děčínu (locative singular)
Děčínem (instrumental singular)

A city in Ústí nad Labem, in the northern Czech Republic situated at the confluence of the rivers Elbe and Ploučnice


Karviná

Karviná f (relational adjective karvinský, demonym Karviňan, female demonym Karviňanka)

karvinský (adjective relational)
Karviňan (demonym)
Karviňanka (demonym feminine)
Karviná (nominative singular)
Karviné (genitive singular)
Karviné (dative singular)
Karvinou (accusative singular)
Karviná (singular vocative)
Karviné (locative singular)
Karvinou (instrumental singular)

A city in Moravian-Silesian Region of the Czech Republic, on the Olza River


Krkonoše

Krkonoše m inan pl (relational adjective krkonošský)

krkonošský (adjective relational)
Krkonoše (nominative plural)
Krkonoš (genitive plural)
Krkonoším (dative plural)
Krkonošům (dative plural)
Krkonoše (accusative plural)
Krkonoše (plural vocative)
Krkonoších (locative plural)
Krkonošemi (instrumental plural)
Krkonoši (instrumental plural)

Giant Mountains (a mountain range located in the north of the Czech Republic and the south-west of Poland)


Kolín

Kolín m inan (relational adjective kolínský)

kolínský (adjective relational)
Kolín (nominative singular)
Kolína (genitive singular)
Kolínu (dative singular)
Kolín (accusative singular)
Kolíne (singular vocative)
Kolíně (locative singular)
Kolínem (instrumental singular)
Kolín (nominative singular)
Kolínové (nominative plural)
Kolína (genitive singular)
Kolínů (genitive plural)
Kolínovi (dative singular)
Kolínům (dative plural)
Kolína (accusative singular)
Kolíny (accusative plural)
Kolíne (singular vocative)
Kolínové (plural vocative)
Kolínovi (locative singular)
Kolínech (locative plural)
Kolínem (instrumental singular)
Kolíny (instrumental plural)

A town in the Czech Republic some 55 kilometres east from Prague, lying on the Elbe river

a male surname transferred from the place name


Prostějov

Prostějov m inan (relational adjective prostějovský)

prostějovský (adjective relational)
Prostějov (nominative singular)
Prostějova (genitive singular)
Prostějovu (dative singular)
Prostějov (accusative singular)
Prostějove (singular vocative)
Prostějově (locative singular)
Prostějovem (instrumental singular)

The town was originally called Prostějovice, which was derived from person personal name Prostěj + -ovice, meaning "a village of Prostěj's people". Prostěj was an informal form of some compound personal name such as Prostimír or Prostislav, where the first component is derived from Proto-Slavic *prostъ (“simple”). For similar etymology see Budějovice or Hodějovice.
The name Prostějovice was shortened to Prostějov in the 1st half of the 13th century. Compare Holešov or Chomoutov.


Litvínov

Litvínov m inan (relational adjective litvínovský)

litvínovský (adjective relational)
Litvínov (nominative singular)
Litvínova (genitive singular)
Litvínovu (dative singular)
Litvínov (accusative singular)
Litvínove (singular vocative)
Litvínově (locative singular)
Litvínovu (locative singular)
Litvínovem (instrumental singular)

cs-ndecl

<m.sg.locě:u􂀿after <i class="Latn mention" lang="cs">o</i>􂁀>

A town in the northwestern Czech Republic


Beroun

cs-proper noun

Beroun m inan (relational adjective berounský)

berounský (adjective relational)
Beroun (nominative singular)
Berouna (genitive singular)
Berounu (dative singular)
Beroun (accusative singular)
Beroune (singular vocative)
Berouně (locative singular)
Berounu (locative singular)
Berounem (instrumental singular)

A town in the Czech Republic, lying on the confluence of Berounka and Litavka rivers, located 30 km southwest of Prague


Vítkovice

Vítkovice f pl (relational adjective vítkovický)

vítkovický (adjective relational)
Vítkovice (nominative plural)
Vítkovic (genitive plural)
Vítkovicím (dative plural)
Vítkovicům (dative plural)
Vítkovice (accusative plural)
Vítkovice (plural vocative)
Vítkovicích (locative plural)
Vítkovicemi (instrumental plural)

any of several places in the Czech Republic


Znojmo

Znojmo n (relational adjective znojemský, demonym Znojeman, female demonym Znojemanka)

znojemský (adjective relational)
Znojeman (demonym)
Znojemanka (demonym feminine)
Znojmo (nominative singular)
Znojma (genitive singular)
Znojmu (dative singular)
Znojmo (accusative singular)
Znojmo (singular vocative)
Znojmě (locative singular)
Znojmu (locative singular)
Znojmem (instrumental singular)

A town in the South Moravian Region of the Czech Republic, near the border with Lower Austria, situated on a rock outcropping on the steep left bank of the Dyje River


Náchod

Náchod m inan (relational adjective náchodský)

náchodský (adjective relational)
Náchod (nominative singular)
Náchoda (genitive singular)
Náchodu (dative singular)
Náchod (accusative singular)
Náchode (singular vocative)
Náchodě (locative singular)
Náchodu (locative singular)
Náchodem (instrumental singular)

A town in the Czech Republic, located in the northeast Bohemia, lying in the valley of the river Metuje


Písek

Písek m inan (relational adjective písecký, demonym Písečan, female demonym Písečanka)

písecký (adjective relational)
Písečan (demonym)
Písečanka (demonym feminine)
Písek (nominative singular)
Písku (genitive singular)
Písku (dative singular)
Písek (accusative singular)
Písku (singular vocative)
Písku (locative singular)
Pískem (instrumental singular)

A town in South Bohemian Reg, Czech Republic, located on the river Otava and known among others as the place with the oldest bridge in the Czech Republic


Písek

Písek m anim (female equivalent Písková)

Písková (feminine)
Písek (nominative singular)
Pískové (nominative plural)
Píska (genitive singular)
Písků (genitive plural)
Pískovi (dative singular)
Pískům (dative plural)
Píska (accusative singular)
Písky (accusative plural)
Písku (singular vocative)
Pískové (plural vocative)
Pískovi (locative singular)
Píscích (locative plural)
Pískem (instrumental singular)
Písky (instrumental plural)


Jičín

Jičín m inan (relational adjective jičínský)

jičínský (adjective relational)
Jičín (nominative singular)
Jičína (genitive singular)
Jičínu (dative singular)
Jičín (accusative singular)
Jičíne (singular vocative)
Jičíně (locative singular)
Jičínem (instrumental singular)

A town in the Czech Republic, lying approximately 85 km northeast of Prague, located on the river Cidlina


Havířov

Havířov m inan (relational adjective havířovský)

havířovský (adjective relational)
Havířov (nominative singular)
Havířova (genitive singular)
Havířovu (dative singular)
Havířov (accusative singular)
Havířove (singular vocative)
Havířově (locative singular)
Havířovu (locative singular)
Havířovem (instrumental singular)


Mělník

Mělník m inan (relational adjective mělnický, demonym Mělničan)

mělnický (adjective relational)
Mělničan (demonym)
Mělník (nominative singular)
Mělníka (genitive singular)
Mělníku (genitive singular)
Mělníku (dative singular)
Mělník (accusative singular)
Mělníku (singular vocative)
Mělníce (locative singular)
Mělníku (locative singular)
Mělníkem (instrumental singular)

A town in the Czech Republic, lying at the confluence of the Elbe and Vltava rivers, approximately 35 km north of Prague


Příbram

Příbram f (relational adjective příbramský)

příbramský (adjective relational)
Příbram (nominative singular)
Příbramě (genitive singular)
Příbrami (genitive singular)
Příbrami (dative singular)
Příbram (accusative singular)
Příbrami (singular vocative)
Příbrami (locative singular)
Příbramí (instrumental singular)

A town in the Czech Republic, located on the Litavka river and the foothills of Brdy, 60 kilometers south-west of Prague


Vsetín

Vsetín m inan (relational adjective vsetínský, demonym Vsetíňan, female demonym Vsetíňanka)

vsetínský (adjective relational)
Vsetíňan (demonym)
Vsetíňanka (demonym feminine)
Vsetín (nominative singular)
Vsetína (genitive singular)
Vsetínu (dative singular)
Vsetín (accusative singular)
Vsetíne (singular vocative)
Vsetíně (locative singular)
Vsetínem (instrumental singular)

A town in the eastern Czech Republic, lying on the Bečva river


Chrudim

Chrudim f (relational adjective chrudimský, demonym Chrudiman, female demonym Chrudimanka or Chrudimka)

chrudimský (adjective relational)
Chrudiman (demonym)
Chrudimanka (demonym feminine)
Chrudimka (demonym feminine)
Chrudim (nominative singular)
Chrudimi (genitive singular)
Chrudimě (genitive singular)
Chrudimi (dative singular)
Chrudim (accusative singular)
Chrudimi (singular vocative)
Chrudimi (locative singular)
Chrudimí (instrumental singular)

A town in the Czech Republic, in eastern Bohemia


Přerov

Přerov m inan (relational adjective přerovský)

přerovský (adjective relational)
Přerov (nominative singular)
Přerova (genitive singular)
Přerovu (dative singular)
Přerov (accusative singular)
Přerove (singular vocative)
Přerově (locative singular)
Přerovu (locative singular)
Přerovem (instrumental singular)


Kroměříž

Kroměříž f (relational adjective kroměřížský, demonym Kroměřížan or (informal) Kroměřížák, female demonym Kroměřížanka)

kroměřížský (adjective relational)
Kroměřížan (demonym)
Kroměřížák (demonym informal)
Kroměřížanka (demonym feminine)
Kroměříž (nominative singular)
Kroměříže (genitive singular)
Kroměříži (dative singular)
Kroměříž (accusative singular)
Kroměříži (singular vocative)
Kroměříži (locative singular)
Kroměříží (instrumental singular)

A town in the eastern Czech Republic. From 1998 UNESCO-listed because of its chateau and two gardens. Nicknamed Athens of Haná


Opava

Opava f (relational adjective opavský, demonym Opavan, female demonym Opavanka)

opavský (adjective relational)
Opavan (demonym)
Opavanka (demonym feminine)
Opava (nominative singular)
Opavy (genitive singular)
Opavě (dative singular)
Opavu (accusative singular)
Opavo (singular vocative)
Opavě (locative singular)
Opavou (instrumental singular)

A city in the northern Czech Republic on the river Opava, located to the north-west of Ostrava

A river in the northeastern Czech Republic, a left tributary of the Oder river


Opava

Opava m anim (female equivalent Opavová)

Opavová (feminine)
Opava (nominative singular)
Opavové (nominative plural)
Opavy (genitive singular)
Opavů (genitive plural)
Opavovi (dative singular)
Opavům (dative plural)
Opavu (accusative singular)
Opavy (accusative plural)
Opavo (singular vocative)
Opavové (plural vocative)
Opavovi (locative singular)
Opavech (locative plural)
Opavou (instrumental singular)
Opavy (instrumental plural)


Jablonec

Jablonec m inan (relational adjective jablonecký)

jablonecký (adjective relational)
Jablonec (nominative singular)
Jablonce (genitive singular)
Jablonci (dative singular)
Jablonec (accusative singular)
Jablonci (singular vocative)
Jablonci (locative singular)
Jabloncem (instrumental singular)

A town in the Czech Republic, in northern Bohemia

any of several villages in the Czech Republic and Slovakia


Čížek

Čížek m anim (female equivalent Čížková)

Čížková (feminine)
Čížek (nominative singular)
Čížkové (nominative plural)
Čížka (genitive singular)
Čížků (genitive plural)
Čížkovi (dative singular)
Čížkům (dative plural)
Čížka (accusative singular)
Čížky (accusative plural)
Čížku (singular vocative)
Čížkové (plural vocative)
Čížkovi (locative singular)
Čížcích (locative plural)
Čížkem (instrumental singular)
Čížky (instrumental plural)


České Budějovice

České Budějovice f pl (relational adjective českobudějovický)

českobudějovický (adjective relational)
České Budějovice (nominative plural)
Českých Budějovic (genitive plural)
Českým Budějovicim (dative plural)
Českým Budějovicům (dative plural)
České Budějovice (accusative plural)
České Budějovice (plural vocative)
Českých Budějovicích (locative plural)
Českými Budějovicemi (instrumental plural)

České Budějovice
České Budějovice#English

South Bohemian Region
w:South Bohemian Region

České Budějovice (a city in the South Bohemian Region, Czech Republic)


Hradec Králové

Hradec Králové m inan (relational adjective královéhradecký)

královéhradecký (adjective relational)
Hradec Králové (nominative singular)
Hradce Králové (genitive singular)
Hradci Králové (dative singular)
Hradec Králové (accusative singular)
Hradci Králové (singular vocative)
Hradci Králové (locative singular)
Hradcem Králové (instrumental singular)

Hradec Králové (a city in the Czech Republic), located at the west Bohemia at the confluence of the Elbe and the Orlice river


Záviš

Záviš (nominative singular)
Závišové (nominative plural)
Záviše (genitive singular)
Závišů (genitive plural)
Závišovi (dative singular)
Záviši (dative singular)
Závišům (dative plural)
Záviše (accusative singular)
Záviše (accusative plural)
Záviši (singular vocative)
Závišové (plural vocative)
Závišovi (locative singular)
Záviši (locative singular)
Záviších (locative plural)
Závišem (instrumental singular)
Záviši (instrumental plural)


Mališ

Mališ m anim (female equivalent Mališová)

Mališová (feminine)
Mališ (nominative singular)
Mališové (nominative plural)
Mališe (genitive singular)
Mališů (genitive plural)
Mališovi (dative singular)
Mališům (dative plural)
Mališe (accusative singular)
Mališe (accusative plural)
Mališi (singular vocative)
Mališové (plural vocative)
Mališovi (locative singular)
Mališích (locative plural)
Mališem (instrumental singular)
Mališi (instrumental plural)


Homs

Homs m inan (relational adjective homský, demonym Homsan, female demonym Homsanka)

homský (adjective relational)
Homsan (demonym)
Homsanka (demonym feminine)


Bursa

Bursa m anim (female equivalent Bursová)

Bursová (feminine)
Bursa (nominative singular)
Bursové (nominative plural)
Bursy (genitive singular)
Bursů (genitive plural)
Bursovi (dative singular)
Bursům (dative plural)
Bursu (accusative singular)
Bursy (accusative plural)
Burso (singular vocative)
Bursové (plural vocative)
Bursovi (locative singular)
Bursech (locative plural)
Bursou (instrumental singular)
Bursy (instrumental plural)


Jurčík

Jurčík m anim (female equivalent Jurčíková)

Jurčíková (feminine)
Jurčík (nominative singular)
Jurčíkové (nominative plural)
Jurčíka (genitive singular)
Jurčíků (genitive plural)
Jurčíkovi (dative singular)
Jurčíkům (dative plural)
Jurčíka (accusative singular)
Jurčíky (accusative plural)
Jurčíku (singular vocative)
Jurčíkové (plural vocative)
Jurčíkovi (locative singular)
Jurčících (locative plural)
Jurčíkem (instrumental singular)
Jurčíky (instrumental plural)


Apeniny

Apeniny f pl (relational adjective apeninský)

apeninský (adjective relational)
Apeniny (nominative plural)
Apenin (genitive plural)
Apeninám (dative plural)
Apeniny (accusative plural)
Apeniny (plural vocative)
Apeninách (locative plural)
Apeninami (instrumental plural)


Paulas

Paulas m anim (female equivalent Paulasová)

Paulasová (feminine)
Paulas (nominative singular)
Paulasové (nominative plural)
Paulasa (genitive singular)
Paulasů (genitive plural)
Paulasovi (dative singular)
Paulasům (dative plural)
Paulasa (accusative singular)
Paulasy (accusative plural)
Paulase (singular vocative)
Paulasové (plural vocative)
Paulasovi (locative singular)
Paulasech (locative plural)
Paulasem (instrumental singular)
Paulasy (instrumental plural)


Bon

Bonová (feminine)
Bon (nominative singular)
Bonové (nominative plural)
Bona (genitive singular)
Bonů (genitive plural)
Bonovi (dative singular)
Bonům (dative plural)
Bona (accusative singular)
Bony (accusative plural)
Bone (singular vocative)
Bonové (plural vocative)
Bonovi (locative singular)
Bonech (locative plural)
Bonem (instrumental singular)
Bony (instrumental plural)


Marsu

inanimate genitive/dative/locative of Mars


Lux

Luxová (feminine)
Lux (nominative singular)
Luxové (nominative plural)
Luxa (genitive singular)
Luxů (genitive plural)
Luxovi (dative singular)
Luxům (dative plural)
Luxa (accusative singular)
Luxy (accusative plural)
Luxe (singular vocative)
Luxové (plural vocative)
Luxovi (locative singular)
Luxech (locative plural)
Luxem (instrumental singular)
Luxy (instrumental plural)


Haas

Haasová (feminine)
Haas (nominative singular)
Haasové (nominative plural)
Haasa (genitive singular)
Haasů (genitive plural)
Haasovi (dative singular)
Haasům (dative plural)
Haasa (accusative singular)
Haasy (accusative plural)
Haase (singular vocative)
Haasové (plural vocative)
Haasovi (locative singular)
Haasech (locative plural)
Haasem (instrumental singular)
Haasy (instrumental plural)


Litava

Litava (nominative singular)
Litavy (genitive singular)
Litavě (dative singular)
Litavu (accusative singular)
Litavo (singular vocative)
Litavě (locative singular)
Litavou (instrumental singular)


EHP

Evropský hospodářský prostor
Evropský hospodářský prostor#Czech

European Economic Area
European Economic Area#English

Initialism of Evropský hospodářský prostor. (European Economic Area)


Piemont

Piemont m inan (relational adjective piemontský, demonym Piemonťan, female demonym Piemonťanka)

piemontský (adjective relational)
Piemonťan (demonym)
Piemonťanka (demonym feminine)
Piemont (nominative singular)
Piemontu (genitive singular)
Piemontu (dative singular)
Piemont (accusative singular)
Piemonte (singular vocative)
Piemontě (locative singular)
Piemontu (locative singular)
Piemontem (instrumental singular)

From Italian Piemonte, from Latin Pedemontium (literally “at the foot of the mountains”).

der

administrative region
administrative region

Piedmont (an administrative region in the north of Italy)


Taft

Taftová (feminine)
Taft (nominative singular)
Taftové (nominative plural)
Tafta (genitive singular)
Taftů (genitive plural)
Taftovi (dative singular)
Taftům (dative plural)
Tafta (accusative singular)
Tafty (accusative plural)
Tafte (singular vocative)
Taftové (plural vocative)
Taftovi (locative singular)
Taftech (locative plural)
Taftem (instrumental singular)
Tafty (instrumental plural)


Hilton

cs-proper noun

Hilton m anim (female equivalent Hiltonová)

Hiltonová (feminine)
Hilton (nominative singular)
Hiltonové (nominative plural)
Hiltona (genitive singular)
Hiltonů (genitive plural)
Hiltonovi (dative singular)
Hiltonům (dative plural)
Hiltona (accusative singular)
Hiltony (accusative plural)
Hiltone (singular vocative)
Hiltonové (plural vocative)
Hiltonovi (locative singular)
Hiltonech (locative plural)
Hiltonem (instrumental singular)
Hiltony (instrumental plural)


Hubálek

Hubálek m anim (female equivalent Hubálková)

Hubálková (feminine)
Hubálek (nominative singular)
Hubálkové (nominative plural)
Hubálka (genitive singular)
Hubálků (genitive plural)
Hubálkovi (dative singular)
Hubálkům (dative plural)
Hubálka (accusative singular)
Hubálky (accusative plural)
Hubálku (singular vocative)
Hubálkové (plural vocative)
Hubálkovi (locative singular)
Hubálcích (locative plural)
Hubálkem (instrumental singular)
Hubálky (instrumental plural)

Vratka Očistnou lázní, v níž částečně smyl tragiku srpnových dní, se Vratislavu Blažkovi stalo napsání nerealizovaného filmového scénáře ŠVEJK 68, jehož hrdinou je pan Hubálek, „muž mnoha zaměstnání, z nichž některá nejsou příliš legální, hahlíženo z přísného občanského hlediska.“

1998, Marie Valtrová, Vratislav Blažek: hráč před Bohem a lidmi, page 155:

2008, Tomáš Borůvka, "Jiří Hubálek ukončil zámořskou misi, odchází do Itálie", Basketbal.cz
Jiří Hubálek v průběhu posledního roku na univerzitě zaujal skauty NBA, a tak se přihlásil do draftu, v němž si ho bohužel nikdo nevybral.

(please add an English translation of this quotation)

2012, Alexander Mozalev, Hiroki Habazaki, Jaromír Hubálek, "The superhydrophobic properties of self-organized microstructured surfaces derived from anodically oxidized Al/Nb and Al/Ta metal layers", Electrochimica Acta 82: 90-97.


Port

Portová (feminine)
Port (nominative singular)
Portové (nominative plural)
Porta (genitive singular)
Portů (genitive plural)
Portovi (dative singular)
Portům (dative plural)
Porta (accusative singular)
Porty (accusative plural)
Porte (singular vocative)
Portové (plural vocative)
Portovi (locative singular)
Portech (locative plural)
Portem (instrumental singular)
Porty (instrumental plural)


Goj

Gojová (feminine)
Goj (nominative singular)
Gojové (nominative plural)
Goje (genitive singular)
Gojů (genitive plural)
Gojovi (dative singular)
Gojům (dative plural)
Goje (accusative singular)
Goje (accusative plural)
Goji (singular vocative)
Gojové (plural vocative)
Gojovi (locative singular)
Gojích (locative plural)
Gojem (instrumental singular)
Goji (instrumental plural)


Neff

Neffová (feminine)
Neff (nominative singular)
Neffové (nominative plural)
Neffa (genitive singular)
Neffů (genitive plural)
Neffovi (dative singular)
Neffům (dative plural)
Neffa (accusative singular)
Neffy (accusative plural)
Neffe (singular vocative)
Neffové (plural vocative)
Neffovi (locative singular)
Neffech (locative plural)
Neffem (instrumental singular)
Neffy (instrumental plural)


Izák

Izák (nominative singular)
Izákové (nominative plural)
Izáka (genitive singular)
Izáků (genitive plural)
Izákovi (dative singular)
Izáku (dative singular)
Izákům (dative plural)
Izáka (accusative singular)
Izáky (accusative plural)
Izáku (singular vocative)
Izákové (plural vocative)
Izákovi (locative singular)
Izáku (locative singular)
Izácích (locative plural)
Izákem (instrumental singular)
Izáky (instrumental plural)

a male given name from Hebrew, equivalent to English Isaac


Hoch

Hochová (feminine)
Hoch (nominative singular)
Hochové (nominative plural)
Hocha (genitive singular)
Hochů (genitive plural)
Hochovi (dative singular)
Hochům (dative plural)
Hocha (accusative singular)
Hochy (accusative plural)
Hochu (singular vocative)
Hochové (plural vocative)
Hochovi (locative singular)
Hoších (locative plural)
Hochem (instrumental singular)
Hochy (instrumental plural)


Medína

Medína f (relational adjective medínský, demonym Medíňan, female demonym Medíňanka)

medínský (adjective relational)
Medíňan (demonym)
Medíňanka (demonym feminine)
Medína (nominative singular)
Medíny (genitive singular)
Medíně (dative singular)
Medínu (accusative singular)
Medíno (singular vocative)
Medíně (locative singular)
Medínou (instrumental singular)
Medina (alternative)

Medina (the capital city of the Medina region, Saudi Arabia, holy to Islam)


Morávek

Morávek m anim (female equivalent Morávková)

Morávková (feminine)
Morávek (nominative singular)
Morávkové (nominative plural)
Morávka (genitive singular)
Morávků (genitive plural)
Morávkovi (dative singular)
Morávkům (dative plural)
Morávka (accusative singular)
Morávky (accusative plural)
Morávku (singular vocative)
Morávkové (plural vocative)
Morávkovi (locative singular)
Morávcích (locative plural)
Morávkem (instrumental singular)
Morávky (instrumental plural)


Mirek

Mirek (nominative singular)
Mirkové (nominative plural)
Mirka (genitive singular)
Mirků (genitive plural)
Mirkovi (dative singular)
Mirku (dative singular)
Mirkům (dative plural)
Mirka (accusative singular)
Mirky (accusative plural)
Mirku (singular vocative)
Mirkové (plural vocative)
Mirkovi (locative singular)
Mirku (locative singular)
Mircích (locative plural)
Mirkem (instrumental singular)
Mirky (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the male given name Miroslav


Kopp

Koppová (feminine)
Kopp (nominative singular)
Koppové (nominative plural)
Koppa (genitive singular)
Koppů (genitive plural)
Koppovi (dative singular)
Koppům (dative plural)
Koppa (accusative singular)
Koppy (accusative plural)
Koppe (singular vocative)
Koppové (plural vocative)
Koppovi (locative singular)
Koppech (locative plural)
Koppem (instrumental singular)
Koppy (instrumental plural)


Binder

Binder m anim (female equivalent Binderová)

Binderová (feminine)
Binder (nominative singular)
Binderové (nominative plural)
Bindera (genitive singular)
Binderů (genitive plural)
Binderovi (dative singular)
Binderům (dative plural)
Bindera (accusative singular)
Bindery (accusative plural)
Bindere (singular vocative)
Binderové (plural vocative)
Binderovi (locative singular)
Binderech (locative plural)
Binderem (instrumental singular)
Bindery (instrumental plural)

a male surname originating as an occupation


Tran

Tranová (feminine)
Tran (nominative singular)
Tranové (nominative plural)
Trana (genitive singular)
Tranů (genitive plural)
Tranovi (dative singular)
Tranům (dative plural)
Trana (accusative singular)
Trany (accusative plural)
Trane (singular vocative)
Tranové (plural vocative)
Tranovi (locative singular)
Tranech (locative plural)
Tranem (instrumental singular)
Trany (instrumental plural)


Jágr

Jágrová (feminine)
Jágr (nominative singular)
Jágrové (nominative plural)
Jágra (genitive singular)
Jágrů (genitive plural)
Jágrovi (dative singular)
Jágrům (dative plural)
Jágra (accusative singular)
Jágry (accusative plural)
Jágře (singular vocative)
Jágrové (plural vocative)
Jágrovi (locative singular)
Jágrech (locative plural)
Jágrem (instrumental singular)
Jágry (instrumental plural)

English: Jagr

Borrowed from German Jäger, from Old High German jagōn.


Nedvěd

Nedvěd m anim (female equivalent Nedvědová)

Nedvědová (feminine)
Nedvěd (nominative singular)
Nedvědové (nominative plural)
Nedvěda (genitive singular)
Nedvědů (genitive plural)
Nedvědovi (dative singular)
Nedvědům (dative plural)
Nedvěda (accusative singular)
Nedvědy (accusative plural)
Nedvěde (singular vocative)
Nedvědové (plural vocative)
Nedvědovi (locative singular)
Nedvědech (locative plural)
Nedvědem (instrumental singular)
Nedvědy (instrumental plural)

From nedvěd, dialectal form of medvěd (“bear”). First attested in 1390.


Hašek

Hašek m anim (female equivalent Hašková)

Hašková (feminine)
Hašek (nominative singular)
Haškové (nominative plural)
Haška (genitive singular)
Hašků (genitive plural)
Haškovi (dative singular)
Haškům (dative plural)
Haška (accusative singular)
Hašky (accusative plural)
Hašku (singular vocative)
Haškové (plural vocative)
Haškovi (locative singular)
Hašcích (locative plural)
Haškem (instrumental singular)
Hašky (instrumental plural)

From a pet form of the given name Haštal.


Krupp

Krupp m anim (female equivalent Kruppová)

Kruppová (feminine)
Krupp (nominative singular)
Kruppové (nominative plural)
Kruppa (genitive singular)
Kruppů (genitive plural)
Kruppovi (dative singular)
Kruppům (dative plural)
Kruppa (accusative singular)
Kruppy (accusative plural)
Kruppe (singular vocative)
Kruppové (plural vocative)
Kruppovi (locative singular)
Kruppech (locative plural)
Kruppem (instrumental singular)
Kruppy (instrumental plural)


Harman

Harman m anim (female equivalent Harmanová)

Harmanová (feminine)
Harman (nominative singular)
Harmané (nominative plural)
Harmani (nominative plural)
Harmana (genitive singular)
Harmanů (genitive plural)
Harmanovi (dative singular)
Harmanům (dative plural)
Harmana (accusative singular)
Harmany (accusative plural)
Harmane (singular vocative)
Harmané (plural vocative)
Harmani (plural vocative)
Harmanovi (locative singular)
Harmanech (locative plural)
Harmanem (instrumental singular)
Harmany (instrumental plural)


Makara

Makara m anim (female equivalent Makarová)

Makarová (feminine)
Makara (nominative singular)
Makarové (nominative plural)
Makary (genitive singular)
Makarů (genitive plural)
Makarovi (dative singular)
Makarům (dative plural)
Makaru (accusative singular)
Makary (accusative plural)
Makaro (singular vocative)
Makarové (plural vocative)
Makarovi (locative singular)
Makarech (locative plural)
Makarou (instrumental singular)
Makary (instrumental plural)


Abcházie

Abcházie f (relational adjective abchazský or abcházský, demonym Abchaz or Abcház or Abcházec, female demonym Abchazka or Abcházka)

abchazský (adjective relational)
abcházský (adjective relational)
Abchaz (demonym)
Abcház (demonym)
Abcházec (demonym)
Abchazka (demonym feminine)
Abcházka (demonym feminine)
Abcházie (nominative singular)
Abcházie (genitive singular)
Abcházii (dative singular)
Abcházii (accusative singular)
Abcházie (singular vocative)
Abcházii (locative singular)
Abcházií (instrumental singular)


Sardinie

Sardinie f (relational adjective sardinský, demonym Sardiňan or Sard, female demonym Sardiňanka or Sardka)

sardinský (adjective relational)
Sardiňan (demonym)
Sard (demonym)
Sardiňanka (demonym feminine)
Sardka (demonym feminine)
Sardinie (nominative singular)
Sardinie (genitive singular)
Sardinii (dative singular)
Sardinii (accusative singular)
Sardinie (singular vocative)
Sardinii (locative singular)
Sardinií (instrumental singular)

From Latin Sardinia, from Ancient Greek Σαρδώ (Sardṓ).

Sardinia (an island and autonomous region of Italy, in the Mediterranean Sea)


Toskánsko

Toskánsko n (relational adjective toskánský, demonym Toskánec, female demonym Toskánka)

toskánský (adjective relational)
Toskánec (demonym)
Toskánka (demonym feminine)
Toskánsko (nominative singular)
Toskánska (genitive singular)
Toskánsku (dative singular)
Toskánsko (accusative singular)
Toskánsko (singular vocative)
Toskánsku (locative singular)
Toskánskem (instrumental singular)
Toskána (alternative)

Tuscany (an administrative region of Italy, located north of Lazio and south of Emilia-Romagna)


Frantík

Frantík (nominative singular)
Frantíkové (nominative plural)
Frantíka (genitive singular)
Frantíků (genitive plural)
Frantíkovi (dative singular)
Frantíku (dative singular)
Frantíkům (dative plural)
Frantíka (accusative singular)
Frantíky (accusative plural)
Frantíku (singular vocative)
Frantíkové (plural vocative)
Frantíkovi (locative singular)
Frantíku (locative singular)
Frantících (locative plural)
Frantíkem (instrumental singular)
Frantíky (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the male given name František


Zdena

Zdena (nominative singular)
Zdeny (nominative plural)
Zdeny (genitive singular)
Zden (genitive plural)
Zdeně (dative singular)
Zdenám (dative plural)
Zdenu (accusative singular)
Zdeny (accusative plural)
Zdeno (singular vocative)
Zdeny (plural vocative)
Zdeně (locative singular)
Zdenách (locative plural)
Zdenou (instrumental singular)
Zdenami (instrumental plural)


Dyje

dyjský (adjective relational)
Dyje (nominative singular)
Dyje (genitive singular)
Dyji (dative singular)
Dyji (accusative singular)
Dyje (singular vocative)
Dyji (locative singular)
Dyjí (instrumental singular)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *dyjь, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *dujas, from a Roman-era intermediate (possibly Latin) name, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *dʰew- (“to flow”).

A river in Central Europe which is a tributary to the Morava River


lochnesská příšera

lochnesská příšera (nominative singular)
lochnesské příšery (nominative plural)
lochnesské příšery (genitive singular)
lochnesských příšer (genitive plural)
lochnesské příšeře (dative singular)
lochnesským příšerám (dative plural)
lochnesskou příšeru (accusative singular)
lochnesské příšery (accusative plural)
lochnesská příšero (singular vocative)
lochnesské příšery (plural vocative)
lochnesské příšeře (locative singular)
lochnesských příšerách (locative plural)
lochnesskou příšerou (instrumental singular)
lochnesskými příšerami (instrumental plural)
lochneská příšera (alternative)

Loch Ness monster (creature believed by some to inhabit Loch Ness)


lochneská příšera

lochneská příšera (nominative singular)
lochneské příšery (nominative plural)
lochneské příšery (genitive singular)
lochneských příšer (genitive plural)
lochneské příšeře (dative singular)
lochneským příšerám (dative plural)
lochneskou příšeru (accusative singular)
lochneské příšery (accusative plural)
lochneská příšero (singular vocative)
lochneské příšery (plural vocative)
lochneské příšeře (locative singular)
lochneských příšerách (locative plural)
lochneskou příšerou (instrumental singular)
lochneskými příšerami (instrumental plural)
lochnesská příšera (alternative)


Barma

Barma f (relational adjective barmský, demonym Barmánec)

barmský (adjective relational)
Barmánec (demonym)
Barma (nominative singular)
Barmy (genitive singular)
Barmě (dative singular)
Barmu (accusative singular)
Barmo (singular vocative)
Barmě (locative singular)
Barmou (instrumental singular)


Kapitol

Kapitol (nominative singular)
Kapitolu (genitive singular)
Kapitolu (dative singular)
Kapitol (accusative singular)
Kapitole (singular vocative)
Kapitolu (locative singular)
Kapitolem (instrumental singular)

Capitol (the building in Washington, D.C., where the Congress of the United States meets)


Kapské Město

Kapské Město (nominative singular)
Kapská Města (nominative plural)
Kapského Města (genitive singular)
Kapských Měst (genitive plural)
Kapskému Městu (dative singular)
Kapským Městům (dative plural)
Kapské Město (accusative singular)
Kapská Města (accusative plural)
Kapské Město (singular vocative)
Kapská Města (plural vocative)
Kapském Městě (locative singular)
Kapském Městu (locative singular)
Kapských Městech (locative plural)
Kapským Městem (instrumental singular)
Kapskými Městy (instrumental plural)
Kapské město (alternative)


Kapské město

Kapské město (nominative singular)
Kapská města (nominative plural)
Kapského města (genitive singular)
Kapských měst (genitive plural)
Kapskému městu (dative singular)
Kapským městům (dative plural)
Kapské město (accusative singular)
Kapská města (accusative plural)
Kapské město (singular vocative)
Kapská města (plural vocative)
Kapském městě (locative singular)
Kapském městu (locative singular)
Kapských městech (locative plural)
Kapským městem (instrumental singular)
Kapskými městy (instrumental plural)

Alternative letter-case form of Kapské Město (“Cape Town”)


Habeš

Habeš f (relational adjective habešský, demonym Habešan, female demonym Habešanka)

habešský (adjective relational)
Habešan (demonym)
Habešanka (demonym feminine)
Habeš (nominative singular)
Habeše (genitive singular)
Habeši (dative singular)
Habeš (accusative singular)
Habeši (singular vocative)
Habeši (locative singular)
Habeší (instrumental singular)


Prešov

Prešov m inan (relational adjective prešovský)

prešovský (adjective relational)
Prešov (nominative singular)
Prešova (genitive singular)
Prešovu (dative singular)
Prešov (accusative singular)
Prešove (singular vocative)
Prešově (locative singular)
Prešovem (instrumental singular)


Žilina

Žilina f (relational adjective žilinský)

žilinský (adjective relational)
Žilina (nominative singular)
Žiliny (genitive singular)
Žilině (dative singular)
Žilinu (accusative singular)
Žilino (singular vocative)
Žilině (locative singular)
Žilinou (instrumental singular)

a city in northwestern Slovakia situated on the Váh river


Hela

Hela (nominative singular)
Hely (nominative plural)
Hely (genitive singular)
Hel (genitive plural)
Hele (dative singular)
Helám (dative plural)
Helu (accusative singular)
Hely (accusative plural)
Helo (singular vocative)
Hely (plural vocative)
Hele (locative singular)
Helách (locative plural)
Helou (instrumental singular)
Helami (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the female given name Helena


Ondra

Ondra (nominative singular)
Ondrové (nominative plural)
Ondry (genitive singular)
Ondrů (genitive plural)
Ondrovi (dative singular)
Ondrům (dative plural)
Ondru (accusative singular)
Ondry (accusative plural)
Ondro (singular vocative)
Ondrové (plural vocative)
Ondrovi (locative singular)
Ondrech (locative plural)
Ondrou (instrumental singular)
Ondry (instrumental plural)
Vondra (alternative)

a diminutive of the male given name Ondřej


Ondra

Ondra m anim (female equivalent Ondrová)

Ondrová (feminine)
Ondra (nominative singular)
Ondrové (nominative plural)
Ondry (genitive singular)
Ondrů (genitive plural)
Ondrovi (dative singular)
Ondrům (dative plural)
Ondru (accusative singular)
Ondry (accusative plural)
Ondro (singular vocative)
Ondrové (plural vocative)
Ondrovi (locative singular)
Ondrech (locative plural)
Ondrou (instrumental singular)
Ondry (instrumental plural)
Vondra (alternative)


Palatinus

Palatinus m anim (female equivalent Palatinusová)

Palatinusová (feminine)
Palatinus (nominative singular)
Palatinusové (nominative plural)
Palatinusa (genitive singular)
Palatinusů (genitive plural)
Palatinusovi (dative singular)
Palatinusům (dative plural)
Palatinusa (accusative singular)
Palatinusy (accusative plural)
Palatinuse (singular vocative)
Palatinusové (plural vocative)
Palatinusovi (locative singular)
Palatinusech (locative plural)
Palatinusem (instrumental singular)
Palatinusy (instrumental plural)


Kefalonia

Kefalonia f (relational adjective kefalonijský)

kefalonijský (adjective relational)
Kefalonia (nominative singular)
Kefalonie (genitive singular)
Kefalonii (dative singular)
Kefalonii (accusative singular)
Kefalonie (singular vocative)
Kefalonii (locative singular)
Kefalonií (instrumental singular)
Kefalonie (alternative)

Borrowed from Greek Κεφαλλονιά (Kefalloniá).

bor+

Cephalonia (an island of Greece, in the eastern Ionian Sea)


Grünwald

cs-proper noun

Grünwald m anim (female equivalent Grünwaldová)

Grünwaldová (feminine)
Grünwald (nominative singular)
Grünwaldové (nominative plural)
Grünwalda (genitive singular)
Grünwaldů (genitive plural)
Grünwaldovi (dative singular)
Grünwaldům (dative plural)
Grünwalda (accusative singular)
Grünwaldy (accusative plural)
Grünwalde (singular vocative)
Grünwaldové (plural vocative)
Grünwaldovi (locative singular)
Grünwaldech (locative plural)
Grünwaldem (instrumental singular)
Grünwaldy (instrumental plural)


Noll

Nollová (feminine)
Noll (nominative singular)
Nollové (nominative plural)
Nolla (genitive singular)
Nollů (genitive plural)
Nollovi (dative singular)
Nollům (dative plural)
Nolla (accusative singular)
Nolly (accusative plural)
Nolle (singular vocative)
Nollové (plural vocative)
Nollovi (locative singular)
Nollech (locative plural)
Nollem (instrumental singular)
Nolly (instrumental plural)


Hus

Husová (feminine)
Hus (nominative singular)
Husové (nominative plural)
Husa (genitive singular)
Husů (genitive plural)
Husovi (dative singular)
Husům (dative plural)
Husa (accusative singular)
Husy (accusative plural)
Huse (singular vocative)
Husové (plural vocative)
Husovi (locative singular)
Husech (locative plural)
Husem (instrumental singular)
Husy (instrumental plural)


Palo

Palová (feminine)
Palo (nominative singular)
Palové (nominative plural)
Pala (genitive singular)
Palů (genitive plural)
Palovi (dative singular)
Palům (dative plural)
Pala (accusative singular)
Paly (accusative plural)
Palo (singular vocative)
Palové (plural vocative)
Palovi (locative singular)
Palech (locative plural)
Palem (instrumental singular)
Paly (instrumental plural)


Böhm

Böhmová (feminine)
Böhm (nominative singular)
Böhmové (nominative plural)
Böhma (genitive singular)
Böhmů (genitive plural)
Böhmovi (dative singular)
Böhmům (dative plural)
Böhma (accusative singular)
Böhmy (accusative plural)
Böhme (singular vocative)
Böhmové (plural vocative)
Böhmovi (locative singular)
Böhmech (locative plural)
Böhmem (instrumental singular)
Böhmy (instrumental plural)


Sak

Saková (feminine)
Sak (nominative singular)
Sakové (nominative plural)
Saka (genitive singular)
Saků (genitive plural)
Sakovi (dative singular)
Sakům (dative plural)
Saka (accusative singular)
Saky (accusative plural)
Saku (singular vocative)
Sakové (plural vocative)
Sakovi (locative singular)
Sacích (locative plural)
Sakem (instrumental singular)
Saky (instrumental plural)


úči

inflection of úča:
genitive/dative/locative singular

inflection of úča:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


Hampel

Hampel m anim (female equivalent Hamplová)

Hamplová (feminine)
Hampel (nominative singular)
Hampelové (nominative plural)
Hampela (genitive singular)
Hampelů (genitive plural)
Hampelovi (dative singular)
Hampelům (dative plural)
Hampela (accusative singular)
Hampely (accusative plural)
Hampele (singular vocative)
Hampelové (plural vocative)
Hampelovi (locative singular)
Hampelech (locative plural)
Hampelem (instrumental singular)
Hampely (instrumental plural)


Markes

Markes m anim (female equivalent Markesová)

Markesová (feminine)
Markes (nominative singular)
Markesové (nominative plural)
Markesa (genitive singular)
Markesů (genitive plural)
Markesovi (dative singular)
Markesům (dative plural)
Markesa (accusative singular)
Markesy (accusative plural)
Markese (singular vocative)
Markesové (plural vocative)
Markesovi (locative singular)
Markesech (locative plural)
Markesem (instrumental singular)
Markesy (instrumental plural)


Tóth

Tóthová (feminine)
Tóth (nominative singular)
Tóthové (nominative plural)
Tótha (genitive singular)
Tóthů (genitive plural)
Tóthovi (dative singular)
Tóthům (dative plural)
Tótha (accusative singular)
Tóthy (accusative plural)
Tóthu (singular vocative)
Tóthové (plural vocative)
Tóthovi (locative singular)
Tótzích (locative plural)
Tóthem (instrumental singular)
Tóthy (instrumental plural)


Kleiner

Kleiner m anim (female equivalent Kleinerová)

Kleinerová (feminine)
Kleiner (nominative singular)
Kleinerové (nominative plural)
Kleinera (genitive singular)
Kleinerů (genitive plural)
Kleinerovi (dative singular)
Kleinerům (dative plural)
Kleinera (accusative singular)
Kleinery (accusative plural)
Kleinere (singular vocative)
Kleinerové (plural vocative)
Kleinerovi (locative singular)
Kleinerech (locative plural)
Kleinerem (instrumental singular)
Kleinery (instrumental plural)


Todt

Todtová (feminine)
Todt (nominative singular)
Todtové (nominative plural)
Todta (genitive singular)
Todtů (genitive plural)
Todtovi (dative singular)
Todtům (dative plural)
Todta (accusative singular)
Todty (accusative plural)
Todte (singular vocative)
Todtové (plural vocative)
Todtovi (locative singular)
Todtech (locative plural)
Todtem (instrumental singular)
Todty (instrumental plural)


Meda

Meda (nominative singular)
Medové (nominative plural)
Medy (genitive singular)
Medů (genitive plural)
Medovi (dative singular)
Medům (dative plural)
Medu (accusative singular)
Medy (accusative plural)
Medo (singular vocative)
Medové (plural vocative)
Medovi (locative singular)
Medech (locative plural)
Medou (instrumental singular)
Medy (instrumental plural)


Jahn

Jahnová (feminine)
Jahn (nominative singular)
Jahnové (nominative plural)
Jahna (genitive singular)
Jahnů (genitive plural)
Jahnovi (dative singular)
Jahnům (dative plural)
Jahna (accusative singular)
Jahny (accusative plural)
Jahne (singular vocative)
Jahnové (plural vocative)
Jahnovi (locative singular)
Jahnech (locative plural)
Jahnem (instrumental singular)
Jahny (instrumental plural)


Nagy

Nagyová (feminine)
Nagy (nominative singular)
Nagyové (nominative plural)
Nagye (genitive singular)
Nagyů (genitive plural)
Nagyovi (dative singular)
Nagyům (dative plural)
Nagye (accusative singular)
Nagye (accusative plural)
Nagyi (singular vocative)
Nagyové (plural vocative)
Nagyovi (locative singular)
Nagyích (locative plural)
Nagyem (instrumental singular)
Nagyi (instrumental plural)

Unadapted borrowing from Hungarian Nagy.


Harrer

Harrer m anim (female equivalent Harrerová)

Harrerová (feminine)
Harrer (nominative singular)
Harrerové (nominative plural)
Harrera (genitive singular)
Harrerů (genitive plural)
Harrerovi (dative singular)
Harrerům (dative plural)
Harrera (accusative singular)
Harrery (accusative plural)
Harrere (singular vocative)
Harrerové (plural vocative)
Harrerovi (locative singular)
Harrerech (locative plural)
Harrerem (instrumental singular)
Harrery (instrumental plural)

From German Harrer from Middle High German harren.


Knoll

Knoll m anim (female equivalent Knollová)

Knollová (feminine)
Knoll (nominative singular)
Knollové (nominative plural)
Knolla (genitive singular)
Knollů (genitive plural)
Knollovi (dative singular)
Knollům (dative plural)
Knolla (accusative singular)
Knolly (accusative plural)
Knolle (singular vocative)
Knollové (plural vocative)
Knollovi (locative singular)
Knollech (locative plural)
Knollem (instrumental singular)
Knolly (instrumental plural)


Rada

Radová (feminine)
Rada (nominative singular)
Radové (nominative plural)
Rady (genitive singular)
Radů (genitive plural)
Radovi (dative singular)
Radům (dative plural)
Radu (accusative singular)
Rady (accusative plural)
Rado (singular vocative)
Radové (plural vocative)
Radovi (locative singular)
Radech (locative plural)
Radou (instrumental singular)
Rady (instrumental plural)


Drap

Drapová (feminine)
Drap (nominative singular)
Drapové (nominative plural)
Drapa (genitive singular)
Drapů (genitive plural)
Drapovi (dative singular)
Drapům (dative plural)
Drapa (accusative singular)
Drapy (accusative plural)
Drape (singular vocative)
Drapové (plural vocative)
Drapovi (locative singular)
Drapech (locative plural)
Drapem (instrumental singular)
Drapy (instrumental plural)


středohornoněmčina

středohornoněmčina f (relational adjective středohornoněmecký)

středohornoněmecký (adjective relational)
středohornoněmčina (nominative singular)
středohornoněmčiny (nominative plural)
středohornoněmčiny (genitive singular)
středohornoněmčin (genitive plural)
středohornoněmčině (dative singular)
středohornoněmčinám (dative plural)
středohornoněmčinu (accusative singular)
středohornoněmčiny (accusative plural)
středohornoněmčino (singular vocative)
středohornoněmčiny (plural vocative)
středohornoněmčině (locative singular)
středohornoněmčinách (locative plural)
středohornoněmčinou (instrumental singular)
středohornoněmčinami (instrumental plural)

From střed + -o- + horní + -o- + Němec + -ina.


OSN

Organizace spojených národů
Organizace spojených národů#Czech

Initialism of Organizace spojených národů: UN


ČTK

Česká tisková kancelář
w:Česká tisková kancelář


ČEZ

Abbreviation of České energetické závody.


ČNB

Česká národní banka
w:Česká národní banka

Initialism of Česká národní banka, national bank of the Czech Republic.


Debrecín

cs-proper noun

Debrecín m inan (relational adjective debrecínský)

debrecínský (adjective relational)
Debrecín (nominative singular)
Debrecína (genitive singular)
Debrecínu (genitive singular)
Debrecínu (dative singular)
Debrecín (accusative singular)
Debrecíne (singular vocative)
Debrecínu (locative singular)
Debrecíně (locative singular)
Debrecínem (instrumental singular)


Segedín

Segedín m inan (relational adjective segedínský)

segedínský (adjective relational)
Segedín (nominative singular)
Segedína (genitive singular)
Segedínu (dative singular)
Segedín (accusative singular)
Segedíne (singular vocative)
Segedínu (locative singular)
Segedíně (locative singular)
Segedínem (instrumental singular)


Grof

Grofová (feminine)
Grof (nominative singular)
Grofové (nominative plural)
Grofa (genitive singular)
Grofů (genitive plural)
Grofovi (dative singular)
Grofům (dative plural)
Grofa (accusative singular)
Grofy (accusative plural)
Grofe (singular vocative)
Grofové (plural vocative)
Grofovi (locative singular)
Grofech (locative plural)
Grofem (instrumental singular)
Grofy (instrumental plural)


Pohl

Pohlová (feminine)
Pohl (nominative singular)
Pohlové (nominative plural)
Pohla (genitive singular)
Pohlů (genitive plural)
Pohlovi (dative singular)
Pohlům (dative plural)
Pohla (accusative singular)
Pohly (accusative plural)
Pohle (singular vocative)
Pohlové (plural vocative)
Pohlovi (locative singular)
Pohlech (locative plural)
Pohlem (instrumental singular)
Pohly (instrumental plural)


Prant

Prant m anim (female equivalent Prantová)

Prantová (feminine)
Prant (nominative singular)
Prantové (nominative plural)
Pranta (genitive singular)
Prantů (genitive plural)
Prantovi (dative singular)
Prantům (dative plural)
Pranta (accusative singular)
Pranty (accusative plural)
Prante (singular vocative)
Prantové (plural vocative)
Prantovi (locative singular)
Prantech (locative plural)
Prantem (instrumental singular)
Pranty (instrumental plural)


Glos

Glosová (feminine)
Glos (nominative singular)
Glosové (nominative plural)
Glosa (genitive singular)
Glosů (genitive plural)
Glosovi (dative singular)
Glosům (dative plural)
Glosa (accusative singular)
Glosy (accusative plural)
Glose (singular vocative)
Glosové (plural vocative)
Glosovi (locative singular)
Glosech (locative plural)
Glosem (instrumental singular)
Glosy (instrumental plural)


Charvát

Charvát m anim (female equivalent Charvátová)

Charvátová (feminine)
Charvát (nominative singular)
Charvátové (nominative plural)
Charváta (genitive singular)
Charvátů (genitive plural)
Charvátovi (dative singular)
Charvátům (dative plural)
Charváta (accusative singular)
Charváty (accusative plural)
Charváte (singular vocative)
Charvátové (plural vocative)
Charvátovi (locative singular)
Charvátech (locative plural)
Charvátem (instrumental singular)
Charváty (instrumental plural)

a male surname originating as an ethnonym


Ruda

Ruda (nominative singular)
Rudové (nominative plural)
Rudy (genitive singular)
Rudů (genitive plural)
Rudovi (dative singular)
Rudům (dative plural)
Rudu (accusative singular)
Rudy (accusative plural)
Rudo (singular vocative)
Rudové (plural vocative)
Rudovi (locative singular)
Rudech (locative plural)
Rudou (instrumental singular)
Rudy (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the male given name Rudolf


Lodž

lodžský (adjective relational)
Lodž (nominative singular)
Lodže (genitive singular)
Lodži (dative singular)
Lodž (accusative singular)
Lodži (singular vocative)
Lodži (locative singular)
Lodží (instrumental singular)


Labuť

Labuť m anim (female equivalent Labuťová)

Labuťová (feminine)
Labuť (nominative singular)
Labuťové (nominative plural)
Labutě (genitive singular)
Labuťů (genitive plural)
Labuťovi (dative singular)
Labuťům (dative plural)
Labutě (accusative singular)
Labutě (accusative plural)
Labuti (singular vocative)
Labuťové (plural vocative)
Labuťovi (locative singular)
Labutích (locative plural)
Labutěm (instrumental singular)
Labuti (instrumental plural)


Eiffelovka

Eiffelovka (nominative singular)
Eiffelovky (nominative plural)
Eiffelovky (genitive singular)
Eiffelovek (genitive plural)
Eiffelovce (dative singular)
Eiffelovkám (dative plural)
Eiffelovku (accusative singular)
Eiffelovky (accusative plural)
Eiffelovko (singular vocative)
Eiffelovky (plural vocative)
Eiffelovce (locative singular)
Eiffelovkách (locative plural)
Eiffelovkou (instrumental singular)
Eiffelovkami (instrumental plural)


Eiffelova věž

Eiffelova věž (nominative singular)
Eiffelovy věže (nominative plural)
Eiffelovy věže (genitive singular)
Eiffelových věží (genitive plural)
Eiffelově věži (dative singular)
Eiffelovým věžím (dative plural)
Eiffelovu věž (accusative singular)
Eiffelovy věže (accusative plural)
Eiffelova věži (singular vocative)
Eiffelovy věže (plural vocative)
Eiffelově věži (locative singular)
Eiffelových věžích (locative plural)
Eiffelovou věží (instrumental singular)
Eiffelovými věžemi (instrumental plural)


Brňák

Brňák m anim (female equivalent Brňáková)

Brňáková (feminine)
Brňák (nominative singular)
Brňákové (nominative plural)
Brňáka (genitive singular)
Brňáků (genitive plural)
Brňákovi (dative singular)
Brňákům (dative plural)
Brňáka (accusative singular)
Brňáky (accusative plural)
Brňáku (singular vocative)
Brňákové (plural vocative)
Brňákovi (locative singular)
Brňácích (locative plural)
Brňákem (instrumental singular)
Brňáky (instrumental plural)


Panenka

Panenka m anim (female equivalent Panenková)

Panenková (feminine)
Panenka (nominative singular)
Panenkové (nominative plural)
Panenky (genitive singular)
Panenků (genitive plural)
Panenkovi (dative singular)
Panenkům (dative plural)
Panenku (accusative singular)
Panenky (accusative plural)
Panenko (singular vocative)
Panenkové (plural vocative)
Panenkovi (locative singular)
Panencích (locative plural)
Panenkou (instrumental singular)
Panenky (instrumental plural)


medvídek Pů

medvídek Pů (nominative singular)
medvídci Pů (nominative plural)
medvídkové Pů (nominative plural)
medvídka Pů (genitive singular)
medvídků Pů (genitive plural)
medvídkovi Pů (dative singular)
medvídku Pů (dative singular)
medvídkům Pů (dative plural)
medvídka Pů (accusative singular)
medvídky Pů (accusative plural)
medvídku Pů (singular vocative)
medvídci Pů (plural vocative)
medvídkové Pů (plural vocative)
medvídkovi Pů (locative singular)
medvídku Pů (locative singular)
medvídcích Pů (locative plural)
medvídkem Pů (instrumental singular)
medvídky Pů (instrumental plural)

Winnie the Pooh, Winnie-the-Pooh (the fictional bear)


Glaser

Glaser m anim (female equivalent Glaserová)

Glaserová (feminine)
Glaser (nominative singular)
Glaserové (nominative plural)
Glasera (genitive singular)
Glaserů (genitive plural)
Glaserovi (dative singular)
Glaserům (dative plural)
Glasera (accusative singular)
Glasery (accusative plural)
Glasere (singular vocative)
Glaserové (plural vocative)
Glaserovi (locative singular)
Glaserech (locative plural)
Glaserem (instrumental singular)
Glasery (instrumental plural)


Pepo

Pepo, proč se mnou nechceš kamarádit?

Why you do not want friendship with me, Pepa?


Terst

Terst m inan (relational adjective terstský)

terstský (adjective relational)
Terst (nominative singular)
Terstu (genitive singular)
Terstu (dative singular)
Terst (accusative singular)
Terste (singular vocative)
Terstě (locative singular)
Terstu (locative singular)
Terstem (instrumental singular)

Friuli-Venezia Giulia
Friuli-Venezia Giulia#English

Trieste (the capital city of Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italy)


Baka

Baková (feminine)
Baka (nominative singular)
Bakové (nominative plural)
Baky (genitive singular)
Baků (genitive plural)
Bakovi (dative singular)
Bakům (dative plural)
Baku (accusative singular)
Baky (accusative plural)
Bako (singular vocative)
Bakové (plural vocative)
Bakovi (locative singular)
Bacích (locative plural)
Bakou (instrumental singular)
Baky (instrumental plural)


Varga

Varga m anim (female equivalent Vargová)

Vargová (feminine)
Varga (nominative singular)
Vargové (nominative plural)
Vargy (genitive singular)
Vargů (genitive plural)
Vargovi (dative singular)
Vargům (dative plural)
Vargu (accusative singular)
Vargy (accusative plural)
Vargo (singular vocative)
Vargové (plural vocative)
Vargovi (locative singular)
Varzích (locative plural)
Vargou (instrumental singular)
Vargy (instrumental plural)


Krul

Krulová (feminine)
Krul (nominative singular)
Krulové (nominative plural)
Krula (genitive singular)
Krulů (genitive plural)
Krulovi (dative singular)
Krulům (dative plural)
Krula (accusative singular)
Kruly (accusative plural)
Krule (singular vocative)
Krulové (plural vocative)
Krulovi (locative singular)
Krulech (locative plural)
Krulem (instrumental singular)
Kruly (instrumental plural)


Primas

Primas m anim (female equivalent Primasová)

Primasová (feminine)
Primas (nominative singular)
Primasové (nominative plural)
Primasa (genitive singular)
Primasů (genitive plural)
Primasovi (dative singular)
Primasům (dative plural)
Primasa (accusative singular)
Primasy (accusative plural)
Primase (singular vocative)
Primasové (plural vocative)
Primasovi (locative singular)
Primasech (locative plural)
Primasem (instrumental singular)
Primasy (instrumental plural)


Bala

Balová (feminine)
Bala (nominative singular)
Balové (nominative plural)
Baly (genitive singular)
Balů (genitive plural)
Balovi (dative singular)
Balům (dative plural)
Balu (accusative singular)
Baly (accusative plural)
Balo (singular vocative)
Balové (plural vocative)
Balovi (locative singular)
Balech (locative plural)
Balou (instrumental singular)
Baly (instrumental plural)


Haba

Habová (feminine)
Haba (nominative singular)
Habové (nominative plural)
Haby (genitive singular)
Habů (genitive plural)
Habovi (dative singular)
Habům (dative plural)
Habu (accusative singular)
Haby (accusative plural)
Habo (singular vocative)
Habové (plural vocative)
Habovi (locative singular)
Habech (locative plural)
Habou (instrumental singular)
Haby (instrumental plural)


Hess

Hessová (feminine)
Hess (nominative singular)
Hessové (nominative plural)
Hessa (genitive singular)
Hessů (genitive plural)
Hessovi (dative singular)
Hessům (dative plural)
Hessa (accusative singular)
Hessy (accusative plural)
Hesse (singular vocative)
Hessové (plural vocative)
Hessovi (locative singular)
Hessech (locative plural)
Hessem (instrumental singular)
Hessy (instrumental plural)


Holman

Holman m anim (female equivalent Holmanová)

Holmanová (feminine)
Holman (nominative singular)
Holmané (nominative plural)
Holmani (nominative plural)
Holmana (genitive singular)
Holmanů (genitive plural)
Holmanovi (dative singular)
Holmanům (dative plural)
Holmana (accusative singular)
Holmany (accusative plural)
Holmane (singular vocative)
Holmané (plural vocative)
Holmani (plural vocative)
Holmanovi (locative singular)
Holmanech (locative plural)
Holmanem (instrumental singular)
Holmany (instrumental plural)


Penelopa

Penelopa (nominative singular)
Penelopy (genitive singular)
Penelopě (dative singular)
Penelopu (accusative singular)
Penelopo (singular vocative)
Penelopě (locative singular)
Penelopou (instrumental singular)


Asýrie

Asýrie f (relational adjective asyrský, demonym Asyřan)

asyrský (adjective relational)
Asyřan (demonym)
Asýrie (nominative singular)
Asýrie (genitive singular)
Asýrii (dative singular)
Asýrii (accusative singular)
Asýrie (singular vocative)
Asýrii (locative singular)
Asýrií (instrumental singular)
Assyrie (alternative)


Babylón

Babylón m inan (relational adjective babylónský, demonym Babylóňan)

babylónský (adjective relational)
Babylóňan (demonym)
Babylón (nominative singular)
Babylónu (genitive singular)
Babylónu (dative singular)
Babylón (accusative singular)
Babylóne (singular vocative)
Babylóně (locative singular)
Babylónu (locative singular)
Babylónem (instrumental singular)
Babylon (alternative)


Babylónie

Babylónie f (relational adjective babylónský, demonym Babylón or Babylóňan)

babylónský (adjective relational)
Babylón (demonym)
Babylóňan (demonym)
Babylónie (nominative singular)
Babylónie (genitive singular)
Babylónii (dative singular)
Babylónii (accusative singular)
Babylónie (singular vocative)
Babylónii (locative singular)
Babylónií (instrumental singular)
Babylonie (alternative)


Mezopotámie

Mezopotámie f (relational adjective mezopotamský)

mezopotamský (adjective relational)
Mezopotámie (nominative singular)
Mezopotámie (genitive singular)
Mezopotámii (dative singular)
Mezopotámii (accusative singular)
Mezopotámie (singular vocative)
Mezopotámii (locative singular)
Mezopotámií (instrumental singular)
Mesopotamie (alternative)

Mesopotamia (region between Euphrates and Tigris)


Krnov

Krnov (nominative singular)
Krnova (genitive singular)
Krnovu (dative singular)
Krnov (accusative singular)
Krnove (singular vocative)
Krnově (locative singular)
Krnovem (instrumental singular)


Hurt

Hurtová (feminine)
Hurt (nominative singular)
Hurtové (nominative plural)
Hurta (genitive singular)
Hurtů (genitive plural)
Hurtovi (dative singular)
Hurtům (dative plural)
Hurta (accusative singular)
Hurty (accusative plural)
Hurte (singular vocative)
Hurtové (plural vocative)
Hurtovi (locative singular)
Hurtech (locative plural)
Hurtem (instrumental singular)
Hurty (instrumental plural)


Fodor

Fodor m anim (female equivalent Fodorová)

Fodorová (feminine)
Fodor (nominative singular)
Fodorové (nominative plural)
Fodora (genitive singular)
Fodorů (genitive plural)
Fodorovi (dative singular)
Fodorům (dative plural)
Fodora (accusative singular)
Fodory (accusative plural)
Fodore (singular vocative)
Fodorové (plural vocative)
Fodorovi (locative singular)
Fodorech (locative plural)
Fodorem (instrumental singular)
Fodory (instrumental plural)


Luhanská lidová republika

Luhanská lidová republika (nominative singular)
Luhanské lidové republiky (genitive singular)
Luhanské lidové republice (dative singular)
Luhanskou lidovou republiku (accusative singular)
Luhanská lidová republiko (singular vocative)
Luhanské lidové republice (locative singular)
Luhanskou lidovou republikou (instrumental singular)

Luhansk People's Republic
Luhansk People's Republic


Zadar

Zadar m inan (relational adjective zadarský)

zadarský (adjective relational)
Zadar (nominative singular)
Zadaru (genitive singular)
Zadru (genitive singular)
Zadaru (dative singular)
Zadru (dative singular)
Zadar (accusative singular)
Zadare (singular vocative)
Zadre (singular vocative)
Zadře (singular vocative)
Zadaru (locative singular)
Zadru (locative singular)
Zadarem (instrumental singular)
Zadrem (instrumental singular)


Bous

Bousová (feminine)
Bous (nominative singular)
Bousové (nominative plural)
Bousa (genitive singular)
Bousů (genitive plural)
Bousovi (dative singular)
Bousům (dative plural)
Bousa (accusative singular)
Bousy (accusative plural)
Bouse (singular vocative)
Bousové (plural vocative)
Bousovi (locative singular)
Bousech (locative plural)
Bousem (instrumental singular)
Bousy (instrumental plural)


Cao

Caová (feminine)
Cao (nominative singular)
Caové (nominative plural)
Caa (genitive singular)
Caů (genitive plural)
Caovi (dative singular)
Caům (dative plural)
Caa (accusative singular)
Cay (accusative plural)
Cao (singular vocative)
Caové (plural vocative)
Caovi (locative singular)
Caech (locative plural)
Caem (instrumental singular)
Cay (instrumental plural)


Prusko

Prusko n (relational adjective pruský, demonym Prušan)

pruský (adjective relational)
Prušan (demonym)


Kafka

Kafka m anim (female equivalent Kafková)

Kafková (feminine)
Kafka (nominative singular)
Kafkové (nominative plural)
Kafky (genitive singular)
Kafků (genitive plural)
Kafkovi (dative singular)
Kafkům (dative plural)
Kafku (accusative singular)
Kafky (accusative plural)
Kafko (singular vocative)
Kafkové (plural vocative)
Kafkovi (locative singular)
Kafcích (locative plural)
Kafkou (instrumental singular)
Kafky (instrumental plural)


Mészáros

Mészáros m anim (female equivalent Mészárosová)

Mészárosová (feminine)
Mészáros (nominative singular)
Mészárosové (nominative plural)
Mészárosa (genitive singular)
Mészárosů (genitive plural)
Mészárosovi (dative singular)
Mészárosům (dative plural)
Mészárosa (accusative singular)
Mészárosy (accusative plural)
Mészárose (singular vocative)
Mészárosové (plural vocative)
Mészárosovi (locative singular)
Mészárosech (locative plural)
Mészárosem (instrumental singular)
Mészárosy (instrumental plural)


Hora

Horová (feminine)
Hora (nominative singular)
Horové (nominative plural)
Hory (genitive singular)
Horů (genitive plural)
Horovi (dative singular)
Horům (dative plural)
Horu (accusative singular)
Hory (accusative plural)
Horo (singular vocative)
Horové (plural vocative)
Horovi (locative singular)
Horech (locative plural)
Horou (instrumental singular)
Hory (instrumental plural)


Bolek

Bolek (nominative singular)
Bolkové (nominative plural)
Bolka (genitive singular)
Bolků (genitive plural)
Bolkovi (dative singular)
Bolku (dative singular)
Bolkům (dative plural)
Bolka (accusative singular)
Bolky (accusative plural)
Bolku (singular vocative)
Bolkové (plural vocative)
Bolkovi (locative singular)
Bolku (locative singular)
Bolcích (locative plural)
Bolkem (instrumental singular)
Bolky (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the male given name Boleslav


Bedřiška

Bedřiška f (relational adjective Bedřiščin)

Bedřiščin (adjective relational)
Bedřiška (nominative singular)
Bedřišky (nominative plural)
Bedřišky (genitive singular)
Bedřišek (genitive plural)
Bedřišce (dative singular)
Bedřiškám (dative plural)
Bedřišku (accusative singular)
Bedřišky (accusative plural)
Bedřiško (singular vocative)
Bedřišky (plural vocative)
Bedřišce (locative singular)
Bedřiškách (locative plural)
Bedřiškou (instrumental singular)
Bedřiškami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Frederica


Drahoslava

Drahoslava (nominative singular)
Drahoslavy (nominative plural)
Drahoslavy (genitive singular)
Drahoslav (genitive plural)
Drahoslavě (dative singular)
Drahoslavám (dative plural)
Drahoslavu (accusative singular)
Drahoslavy (accusative plural)
Drahoslavo (singular vocative)
Drahoslavy (plural vocative)
Drahoslavě (locative singular)
Drahoslavách (locative plural)
Drahoslavou (instrumental singular)
Drahoslavami (instrumental plural)


Ondřejka

Ondřejka (nominative singular)
Ondřejky (nominative plural)
Ondřejky (genitive singular)
Ondřejek (genitive plural)
Ondřejce (dative singular)
Ondřejkám (dative plural)
Ondřejku (accusative singular)
Ondřejky (accusative plural)
Ondřejko (singular vocative)
Ondřejky (plural vocative)
Ondřejce (locative singular)
Ondřejkách (locative plural)
Ondřejkou (instrumental singular)
Ondřejkami (instrumental plural)


Rozálie

Rozálie (nominative singular)
Rozálie (nominative plural)
Rozálie (genitive singular)
Rozálií (genitive plural)
Rozálii (dative singular)
Rozáliím (dative plural)
Rozálii (accusative singular)
Rozálie (accusative plural)
Rozálie (singular vocative)
Rozálie (plural vocative)
Rozálii (locative singular)
Rozáliích (locative plural)
Rozálií (instrumental singular)
Rozáliemi (instrumental plural)


Světluše

Světluše (nominative singular)
Světluše (nominative plural)
Světluše (genitive singular)
Světluší (genitive plural)
Světluši (dative singular)
Světluším (dative plural)
Světluši (accusative singular)
Světluše (accusative plural)
Světluše (singular vocative)
Světluše (plural vocative)
Světluši (locative singular)
Světluších (locative plural)
Světluší (instrumental singular)
Světlušemi (instrumental plural)


Vojtěška

Vojtěška (nominative singular)
Vojtěšky (nominative plural)
Vojtěšky (genitive singular)
Vojtěšek (genitive plural)
Vojtěšce (dative singular)
Vojtěškám (dative plural)
Vojtěšku (accusative singular)
Vojtěšky (accusative plural)
Vojtěško (singular vocative)
Vojtěšky (plural vocative)
Vojtěšce (locative singular)
Vojtěškách (locative plural)
Vojtěškou (instrumental singular)
Vojtěškami (instrumental plural)


Věnceslava

Věnceslava (nominative singular)
Věnceslavy (nominative plural)
Věnceslavy (genitive singular)
Věnceslav (genitive plural)
Věnceslavě (dative singular)
Věnceslavám (dative plural)
Věnceslavu (accusative singular)
Věnceslavy (accusative plural)
Věnceslavo (singular vocative)
Věnceslavy (plural vocative)
Věnceslavě (locative singular)
Věnceslavách (locative plural)
Věnceslavou (instrumental singular)
Věnceslavami (instrumental plural)


Aloisie

Aloisie f (relational adjective Aloisiin)

Aloisiin (adjective relational)
Aloisie (nominative singular)
Aloisie (nominative plural)
Aloisie (genitive singular)
Aloisií (genitive plural)
Aloisii (dative singular)
Aloisiím (dative plural)
Aloisii (accusative singular)
Aloisie (accusative plural)
Aloisie (singular vocative)
Aloisie (plural vocative)
Aloisii (locative singular)
Aloisiích (locative plural)
Aloisií (instrumental singular)
Aloisiemi (instrumental plural)


Berenika

Berenika (nominative singular)
Bereniky (nominative plural)
Bereniky (genitive singular)
Berenik (genitive plural)
Berenice (dative singular)
Berenikám (dative plural)
Bereniku (accusative singular)
Bereniky (accusative plural)
Bereniko (singular vocative)
Bereniky (plural vocative)
Berenice (locative singular)
Berenikách (locative plural)
Berenikou (instrumental singular)
Berenikami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Berenice


Bernadeta

Bernadeta (nominative singular)
Bernadety (nominative plural)
Bernadety (genitive singular)
Bernadet (genitive plural)
Bernadetě (dative singular)
Bernadetám (dative plural)
Bernadetu (accusative singular)
Bernadety (accusative plural)
Bernadeto (singular vocative)
Bernadety (plural vocative)
Bernadetě (locative singular)
Bernadetách (locative plural)
Bernadetou (instrumental singular)
Bernadetami (instrumental plural)


Bronislava

Bronislava (nominative singular)
Bronislavy (nominative plural)
Bronislavy (genitive singular)
Bronislav (genitive plural)
Bronislavě (dative singular)
Bronislavám (dative plural)
Bronislavu (accusative singular)
Bronislavy (accusative plural)
Bronislavo (singular vocative)
Bronislavy (plural vocative)
Bronislavě (locative singular)
Bronislavách (locative plural)
Bronislavou (instrumental singular)
Bronislavami (instrumental plural)


Elvíra

Elvíra (nominative singular)
Elvíry (nominative plural)
Elvíry (genitive singular)
Elvír (genitive plural)
Elvíře (dative singular)
Elvírám (dative plural)
Elvíru (accusative singular)
Elvíry (accusative plural)
Elvíro (singular vocative)
Elvíry (plural vocative)
Elvíře (locative singular)
Elvírách (locative plural)
Elvírou (instrumental singular)
Elvírami (instrumental plural)


Gertruda

Gertruda (nominative singular)
Gertrudy (nominative plural)
Gertrudy (genitive singular)
Gertrud (genitive plural)
Gertrudě (dative singular)
Gertrudám (dative plural)
Gertrudu (accusative singular)
Gertrudy (accusative plural)
Gertrudo (singular vocative)
Gertrudy (plural vocative)
Gertrudě (locative singular)
Gertrudách (locative plural)
Gertrudou (instrumental singular)
Gertrudami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Gertrude


Ignácie

Ignácie (nominative singular)
Ignácie (nominative plural)
Ignácie (genitive singular)
Ignácií (genitive plural)
Ignácii (dative singular)
Ignáciím (dative plural)
Ignácii (accusative singular)
Ignácie (accusative plural)
Ignácie (singular vocative)
Ignácie (plural vocative)
Ignácii (locative singular)
Ignáciích (locative plural)
Ignácií (instrumental singular)
Ignáciemi (instrumental plural)


Jaromíra

Jaromíra (nominative singular)
Jaromíry (nominative plural)
Jaromíry (genitive singular)
Jaromír (genitive plural)
Jaromíře (dative singular)
Jaromírám (dative plural)
Jaromíru (accusative singular)
Jaromíry (accusative plural)
Jaromíro (singular vocative)
Jaromíry (plural vocative)
Jaromíře (locative singular)
Jaromírách (locative plural)
Jaromírou (instrumental singular)
Jaromírami (instrumental plural)


Leontýna

Leontýna (nominative singular)
Leontýny (nominative plural)
Leontýny (genitive singular)
Leontýn (genitive plural)
Leontýně (dative singular)
Leontýnám (dative plural)
Leontýnu (accusative singular)
Leontýny (accusative plural)
Leontýno (singular vocative)
Leontýny (plural vocative)
Leontýně (locative singular)
Leontýnách (locative plural)
Leontýnou (instrumental singular)
Leontýnami (instrumental plural)


Radomila

Radomila (nominative singular)
Radomily (nominative plural)
Radomily (genitive singular)
Radomil (genitive plural)
Radomile (dative singular)
Radomilám (dative plural)
Radomilu (accusative singular)
Radomily (accusative plural)
Radomilo (singular vocative)
Radomily (plural vocative)
Radomile (locative singular)
Radomilách (locative plural)
Radomilou (instrumental singular)
Radomilami (instrumental plural)


Malvína

Malvína (nominative singular)
Malvíny (nominative plural)
Malvíny (genitive singular)
Malvín (genitive plural)
Malvíně (dative singular)
Malvínám (dative plural)
Malvínu (accusative singular)
Malvíny (accusative plural)
Malvíno (singular vocative)
Malvíny (plural vocative)
Malvíně (locative singular)
Malvínách (locative plural)
Malvínou (instrumental singular)
Malvínami (instrumental plural)


Olivie

Olivie (nominative singular)
Olivie (nominative plural)
Olivie (genitive singular)
Olivií (genitive plural)
Olivii (dative singular)
Oliviím (dative plural)
Olivii (accusative singular)
Olivie (accusative plural)
Olivie (singular vocative)
Olivie (plural vocative)
Olivii (locative singular)
Oliviích (locative plural)
Olivií (instrumental singular)
Oliviemi (instrumental plural)


Matyáš

Matyáš (nominative singular)
Matyášové (nominative plural)
Matyáše (genitive singular)
Matyášů (genitive plural)
Matyášovi (dative singular)
Matyáši (dative singular)
Matyášům (dative plural)
Matyáše (accusative singular)
Matyáše (accusative plural)
Matyáši (singular vocative)
Matyášové (plural vocative)
Matyášovi (locative singular)
Matyáši (locative singular)
Matyáších (locative plural)
Matyášem (instrumental singular)
Matyáši (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Matthew


Matyáš

Matyáš m anim (female equivalent Matyášová)

Matyášová (feminine)
Matyáš (nominative singular)
Matyášové (nominative plural)
Matyáše (genitive singular)
Matyášů (genitive plural)
Matyášovi (dative singular)
Matyáši (dative singular)
Matyášům (dative plural)
Matyáše (accusative singular)
Matyáše (accusative plural)
Matyáši (singular vocative)
Matyášové (plural vocative)
Matyášovi (locative singular)
Matyáši (locative singular)
Matyáších (locative plural)
Matyášem (instrumental singular)
Matyáši (instrumental plural)


Miloslav

Miloslav (nominative singular)
Miloslavové (nominative plural)
Miloslava (genitive singular)
Miloslavů (genitive plural)
Miloslavovi (dative singular)
Miloslavu (dative singular)
Miloslavům (dative plural)
Miloslava (accusative singular)
Miloslavy (accusative plural)
Miloslave (singular vocative)
Miloslavové (plural vocative)
Miloslavovi (locative singular)
Miloslavu (locative singular)
Miloslavech (locative plural)
Miloslavem (instrumental singular)
Miloslavy (instrumental plural)


Slávek

Slávek (nominative singular)
Slávkové (nominative plural)
Slávka (genitive singular)
Slávků (genitive plural)
Slávkovi (dative singular)
Slávku (dative singular)
Slávkům (dative plural)
Slávka (accusative singular)
Slávky (accusative plural)
Slávku (singular vocative)
Slávkové (plural vocative)
Slávkovi (locative singular)
Slávku (locative singular)
Slávcích (locative plural)
Slávkem (instrumental singular)
Slávky (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the male given names Jaroslav, Slavomír, or Bohuslav


Svatopluk

Svatopluk (nominative singular)
Svatoplukové (nominative plural)
Svatopluka (genitive singular)
Svatopluků (genitive plural)
Svatoplukovi (dative singular)
Svatopluku (dative singular)
Svatoplukům (dative plural)
Svatopluka (accusative singular)
Svatopluky (accusative plural)
Svatopluku (singular vocative)
Svatoplukové (plural vocative)
Svatoplukovi (locative singular)
Svatopluku (locative singular)
Svatoplucích (locative plural)
Svatoplukem (instrumental singular)
Svatopluky (instrumental plural)

Ultimately from Proto-Slavic *Svętopъlkъ. Related to modern Polish Świętopełk.


Danuše

Danuše (nominative singular)
Danuše (nominative plural)
Danuše (genitive singular)
Danuší (genitive plural)
Danuši (dative singular)
Danuším (dative plural)
Danuši (accusative singular)
Danuše (accusative plural)
Danuše (singular vocative)
Danuše (plural vocative)
Danuši (locative singular)
Danuších (locative plural)
Danuší (instrumental singular)
Danušemi (instrumental plural)


Pospíšilová

Pospíšilová f (male equivalent Pospíšil)

Pospíšil (masculine)
Pospíšilová (nominative singular)
Pospíšilové (nominative plural)
Pospíšilové (genitive singular)
Pospíšilových (genitive plural)
Pospíšilové (dative singular)
Pospíšilovým (dative plural)
Pospíšilovou (accusative singular)
Pospíšilové (accusative plural)
Pospíšilová (singular vocative)
Pospíšilové (plural vocative)
Pospíšilové (locative singular)
Pospíšilových (locative plural)
Pospíšilovou (instrumental singular)
Pospíšilovými (instrumental plural)

Po‧s‧pí‧ši‧lo‧vá

From Pospíšil + -ová. Surname Pospíšil is from pospíšil, a masculine singular past participle of pospíšit (“hurry up”).


Králová

Král (masculine)
Králová (nominative singular)
Králové (nominative plural)
Králové (genitive singular)
Králových (genitive plural)
Králové (dative singular)
Královým (dative plural)
Královou (accusative singular)
Králové (accusative plural)
Králová (singular vocative)
Králové (plural vocative)
Králové (locative singular)
Králových (locative plural)
Královou (instrumental singular)
Královými (instrumental plural)

Derived from male surname Král + -ová, used to form Czech female surnames. Surname Král is from král (“king”).


Elek

Elek m anim (female equivalent Elková or Eleková)

Elková (feminine)
Eleková (feminine)
Elek (nominative singular)
Elkové (nominative plural)
Elka (genitive singular)
Elků (genitive plural)
Elkovi (dative singular)
Elkům (dative plural)
Elka (accusative singular)
Elky (accusative plural)
Elku (singular vocative)
Elkové (plural vocative)
Elkovi (locative singular)
Elcích (locative plural)
Elkem (instrumental singular)
Elky (instrumental plural)


Suda

Sudová (feminine)
Suda (nominative singular)
Sudové (nominative plural)
Sudy (genitive singular)
Sudů (genitive plural)
Sudovi (dative singular)
Sudům (dative plural)
Sudu (accusative singular)
Sudy (accusative plural)
Sudo (singular vocative)
Sudové (plural vocative)
Sudovi (locative singular)
Sudech (locative plural)
Sudou (instrumental singular)
Sudy (instrumental plural)


Vajda

Vajda m anim (female equivalent Vajdová)

Vajdová (feminine)
Vajda (nominative singular)
Vajdové (nominative plural)
Vajdy (genitive singular)
Vajdů (genitive plural)
Vajdovi (dative singular)
Vajdům (dative plural)
Vajdu (accusative singular)
Vajdy (accusative plural)
Vajdo (singular vocative)
Vajdové (plural vocative)
Vajdovi (locative singular)
Vajdech (locative plural)
Vajdou (instrumental singular)
Vajdy (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Middle High German weide (“pasture”).


Adina

Adina (nominative singular)
Adiny (nominative plural)
Adiny (genitive singular)
Adin (genitive plural)
Adině (dative singular)
Adinám (dative plural)
Adinu (accusative singular)
Adiny (accusative plural)
Adino (singular vocative)
Adiny (plural vocative)
Adině (locative singular)
Adinách (locative plural)
Adinou (instrumental singular)
Adinami (instrumental plural)


Frída

Frída (nominative singular)
Frídy (nominative plural)
Frídy (genitive singular)
Fríd (genitive plural)
Frídě (dative singular)
Frídám (dative plural)
Frídu (accusative singular)
Frídy (accusative plural)
Frído (singular vocative)
Frídy (plural vocative)
Frídě (locative singular)
Frídách (locative plural)
Frídou (instrumental singular)
Frídami (instrumental plural)


Ištar

Ishtar (a goddess of fertility, love, sex and war)


Zlatovláska

Zlatovláska (nominative singular)
Zlatovlásky (genitive singular)
Zlatovlásce (dative singular)
Zlatovlásku (accusative singular)
Zlatovlásko (singular vocative)
Zlatovlásce (locative singular)
Zlatovláskou (instrumental singular)

a princess from a fairytale, having golden hair


Afrodíta

cs-proper noun

Afrodíta f (relational adjective Afroditin)

Afroditin (adjective relational)
Afrodíta (nominative singular)
Afrodíty (genitive singular)
Afrodítě (dative singular)
Afrodítu (accusative singular)
Afrodíto (singular vocative)
Afrodítě (locative singular)
Afrodítou (instrumental singular)

(Greek mythology) Aphrodite (the goddess of beauty and love)


Mutina

Mutina m anim (female equivalent Mutinová)

Mutinová (feminine)
Mutina (nominative singular)
Mutinové (nominative plural)
Mutiny (genitive singular)
Mutinů (genitive plural)
Mutinovi (dative singular)
Mutinům (dative plural)
Mutinu (accusative singular)
Mutiny (accusative plural)
Mutino (singular vocative)
Mutinové (plural vocative)
Mutinovi (locative singular)
Mutinech (locative plural)
Mutinou (instrumental singular)
Mutiny (instrumental plural)


Jola

Jola (nominative singular)
Joly (nominative plural)
Joly (genitive singular)
Jol (genitive plural)
Jole (dative singular)
Jolám (dative plural)
Jolu (accusative singular)
Joly (accusative plural)
Jolo (singular vocative)
Joly (plural vocative)
Jole (locative singular)
Jolách (locative plural)
Jolou (instrumental singular)
Jolami (instrumental plural)

a diminutive of the female given name Jolana


Simmer

Simmer m anim (female equivalent Simmerová)

Simmerová (feminine)
Simmer (nominative singular)
Simmerové (nominative plural)
Simmera (genitive singular)
Simmerů (genitive plural)
Simmerovi (dative singular)
Simmerům (dative plural)
Simmera (accusative singular)
Simmery (accusative plural)
Simmere (singular vocative)
Simmerové (plural vocative)
Simmerovi (locative singular)
Simmerech (locative plural)
Simmerem (instrumental singular)
Simmery (instrumental plural)