-ie

a suffix denoting a branch of science or study, similar to -ics


-y

logický + -y → logicky


-ka

lékař + -ka → lékařka

appended to words to create a feminine version of a noun, especially a profession, origin, or proper name


-ka

vlna + -ka → vlnka

appended to words to create a diminutive form of a noun


-ko

ef + -ko → efko

oko + -ko → očko

zrno + -ko → zrnko


-na

prodej + -na → prodejna

from nouns forms nouns referring to places


-an

cs-noun

-an m anim (noun-forming suffix, female equivalent -anka)

Inherited from Old Czech -ěnín, from Proto-Slavic *-janinъ.


-a

posrat (“to shit oneself”) + -a → posera (“coward”)

nafouknout (“to inflate, to blow up”) + -a → náfuka (“bighead, conceited person”)

forms agent nouns referring to male people


-a

radit (“to advise”) + -a → rada (“advise, counsel”)

naladit (“to tune in”) + -a → nálada (“mood”)

forms nouns referring to results of processes


-in

-in (masculine nominative possessive singular)
-ina (feminine nominative possessive singular)
-ino (neuter nominative possessive singular)
-ina (genitive masculine possessive singular)
-iny (feminine genitive possessive singular)
-ina (genitive neuter possessive singular)
-inu (dative masculine possessive singular)
-ině (dative feminine possessive singular)
-inu (dative neuter possessive singular)
-ina (accusative animate masculine possessive singular)
-in (accusative inanimate masculine possessive singular)
-inu (accusative feminine possessive singular)
-ino (accusative neuter possessive singular)
-ině (locative masculine possessive singular)
-inu (locative masculine possessive singular)
-ině (feminine locative possessive singular)
-ině (locative neuter possessive singular)
-inu (locative neuter possessive singular)
-iným (instrumental masculine possessive singular)
-inou (feminine instrumental possessive singular)
-iným (instrumental neuter possessive singular)
-ini (animate masculine nominative plural possessive)
-iny (feminine nominative plural possessive)
-iny (inanimate masculine nominative plural possessive)
-ina (neuter nominative plural possessive)
-iných (genitive plural possessive)
-iným (dative plural possessive)
-iny (accusative feminine masculine plural possessive)
-ina (accusative neuter plural possessive)
-iných (locative plural possessive)
-inými (instrumental plural possessive)

Inherited from Old Czech -in, from Proto-Slavic *-inъ.

matčin bratr

suffix deriving possessive adjectives from nouns of feminine gender, usually from proper and common personal nouns, sometimes also from nouns referring to animals


-in

-in (nominative singular)
-iny (nominative plural)
-inu (genitive singular)
-inů (genitive plural)
-inu (dative singular)
-inům (dative plural)
-in (accusative singular)
-iny (accusative plural)
-ine (singular vocative)
-iny (plural vocative)
-inu (locative singular)
-inech (locative plural)
-inem (instrumental singular)
-iny (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Latin -īnus, from Ancient Greek -ινος (-inos).

adenin

olomoucin

(chemistry) -ine (suffix used to form names of chemical substances)


-is

-is n (noun-forming suffix, indeclinable)

Měl zahrát gis, ale omylem zahrál ais.


-e

jednoduchý (“simple”) + -e → jednoduše (“simply”)


-e

Inherited from Old Czech -ě, from Proto-Slavic *-ę.

pták + -e → ptáče

zvěř + -e → zvíře

forms diminutive nouns, usually terms for young animals


-e

Inherited from Old Czech -ě, from Proto-Slavic *-ě.

sestra (“sister”) + -e → sestře

desinence used to form dative singular and locative singular of some feminine nouns

kostrč (“tailbone”) + -e → kostrče

desinence used to form genitive singular, nominative plural, accusative plural and vocative plural of some feminine nouns

pan (“Mr, Sir”) + -e → pane

desinence used to form vocative singular of some masculine animate nouns

muž (“man”) + -e → muže

desinence used to form genitive singular, accusative singular and accusative plural of some masculine animate nouns

les (“forest”) + -e → lese

desinence used to form vocative singular and locative singular of some masculine inanimate nouns

stroj (“machine”) + -e → stroje

desinence used to form genitive singular, nominative plural, accusative plural and vocative plural of some masculine inanimate nouns


-ista

-ista (nominative singular)
-isté (nominative plural)
-isti (nominative plural)
-isty (genitive singular)
-istů (genitive plural)
-istovi (dative singular)
-istům (dative plural)
-istu (accusative singular)
-isty (accusative plural)
-isto (singular vocative)
-isté (plural vocative)
-isti (plural vocative)
-istovi (locative singular)
-istech (locative plural)
-istou (instrumental singular)
-isty (instrumental plural)

puč + -ista → pučista

snowboard + -ista → snowboardista


-ina

pustý + -ina → pustina

list + -ina → listina

kráva + -ina → kravina


-el

koupat + -el → koupel


-ismus

From Latin -ismus, from Ancient Greek -ισμός (-ismós).


-ota

Inherited from Old Czech -ota, from Proto-Slavic *-ota.


-í

labuť + -í → labutí

liška + -í → liščí

kníže + -í → knížecí

orel + -í → orlí

forming attributive adjectives from nouns, especially animals


-í

Inherited from Old Czech -ie, from Proto-Slavic *-ьje.

dřevo + -í → dříví

kámen + -í → kamení

ostrov + -í → souostroví


-log

bio- + -log → biolog

geo- + -log → geolog


-ič

forming the agent noun spotřebič; most superficial appearances are in fact -č


-ež

-ež (nominative singular)
-eže (nominative plural)
-eže (genitive singular)
-eží (genitive plural)
-eži (dative singular)
-ežím (dative plural)
-ež (accusative singular)
-eže (accusative plural)
-eži (singular vocative)
-eže (plural vocative)
-eži (locative singular)
-ežích (locative plural)
-eží (instrumental singular)
-ežemi (instrumental plural)


-če

suffix appended to words to create a neuter noun, usually denoting a young child or a young animal


-ač

-ač m anim or m inan (noun-forming suffix)

-ač (nominative singular)
-ači (nominative plural)
-ače (genitive singular)
-ačů (genitive plural)
-ačovi (dative singular)
-ači (dative singular)
-ačům (dative plural)
-ače (accusative singular)
-ače (accusative plural)
-ači (singular vocative)
-ači (plural vocative)
-ačovi (locative singular)
-ači (locative singular)
-ačích (locative plural)
-ačem (instrumental singular)
-ači (instrumental plural)
-ač (nominative singular)
-ače (nominative plural)
-ače (genitive singular)
-ačů (genitive plural)
-ači (dative singular)
-ačům (dative plural)
-ač (accusative singular)
-ače (accusative plural)
-ači (singular vocative)
-ače (plural vocative)
-ači (locative singular)
-ačích (locative plural)
-ačem (instrumental singular)
-ači (instrumental plural)

a suffix used to form agent nouns, similar to -er and -or


-enka

-enka (nominative singular)
-enky (nominative plural)
-enky (genitive singular)
-enek (genitive plural)
-ence (dative singular)
-enkám (dative plural)
-enku (accusative singular)
-enky (accusative plural)
-enko (singular vocative)
-enky (plural vocative)
-ence (locative singular)
-enkách (locative plural)
-enkou (instrumental singular)
-enkami (instrumental plural)


-ština

-ese, -ic, -an, -ish (a language or dialect)


-ovka

Probably from -ový + -ka. For instance, ledovka can be analyzed as ledový + -ka or led + -ovka.

žár + -ovka → žárovka


-ost

-ost (nominative singular)
-osti (nominative plural)
-osti (genitive singular)
-ostí (genitive plural)
-osti (dative singular)
-ostem (dative plural)
-ost (accusative singular)
-osti (accusative plural)
-osti (singular vocative)
-osti (plural vocative)
-osti (locative singular)
-ostech (locative plural)
-ostí (instrumental singular)
-ostmi (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech -ost, from Proto-Slavic *-ostь; compare Old Church Slavonic -ость (-ostĭ).

-ness: from adjectives, forms nouns indicating a property


-ika

forms nouns denoting a branch of science or study; -ics


-ba

-ba (nominative singular)
-by (nominative plural)
-by (genitive singular)
-b (genitive plural)
-bě (dative singular)
-bám (dative plural)
-bu (accusative singular)
-by (accusative plural)
-bo (singular vocative)
-by (plural vocative)
-bě (locative singular)
-bách (locative plural)
-bou (instrumental singular)
-bami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech -ba, from Proto-Slavic *-ьba.

chodit + -ba → chodba

sloužit + -ba → služba

forms feminine nouns usually denoting an action, process or its result


-ce

vládnout + -ce → vládce


-ce

Latin gradātiō → gradace


-stvo

-stvo (nominative singular)
-stva (nominative plural)
-stva (genitive singular)
-stev (genitive plural)
-stvu (dative singular)
-stvům (dative plural)
-stvo (accusative singular)
-stva (accusative plural)
-stvo (singular vocative)
-stva (plural vocative)
-stvu (locative singular)
-stvech (locative plural)
-stvem (instrumental singular)
-stvy (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech -stvo, from Proto-Slavic *-ьstvo.


-ivo

pít (“to drink”) + -ivo → pitivo (“drink, beverages”)

topit (“to heat, stoke”) + -ivo → topivo (“fuel”)

plést (“to weave, knit”) + -ivo → pletivo (“mesh”)

a suffix usually indicating a mass noun derived from a verb, e.g. the stuff needed for or the product of some activity


-ek

-ek m inan or m anim (noun-forming suffix)

-ek (nominative singular)
-ky (nominative plural)
-ku (genitive singular)
-ků (genitive plural)
-ku (dative singular)
-kům (dative plural)
-ek (accusative singular)
-ky (accusative plural)
-ku (singular vocative)
-ky (plural vocative)
-ku (locative singular)
-cích (locative plural)
-kem (instrumental singular)
-ky (instrumental plural)
-ek (nominative singular)
-ci (nominative plural)
-ka (genitive singular)
-ků (genitive plural)
-kovi (dative singular)
-ku (dative singular)
-kům (dative plural)
-ka (accusative singular)
-ky (accusative plural)
-ku (singular vocative)
-ci (plural vocative)
-kovi (locative singular)
-ku (locative singular)
-cích (locative plural)
-kem (instrumental singular)
-ky (instrumental plural)

stůl + -ek → stolek


-it

forms the infinitive of the 3rd class verbs

barva + -it → barvit

rybář + -it → rybařit

tenký + -it → tenčit

krátký + -it → krátit

(masculine) -ite (used to form names of minerals and some rocks and fossils)


-hodný

-hodný (masculine nominative singular)
-hodná (feminine nominative singular)
-hodné (neuter nominative singular)
-hodného (genitive masculine singular)
-hodné (feminine genitive singular)
-hodného (genitive neuter singular)
-hodnému (dative masculine singular)
-hodné (dative feminine singular)
-hodnému (dative neuter singular)
-hodného (accusative animate masculine singular)
-hodný (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
-hodnou (accusative feminine singular)
-hodné (accusative neuter singular)
-hodném (locative masculine singular)
-hodné (feminine locative singular)
-hodném (locative neuter singular)
-hodným (instrumental masculine singular)
-hodnou (feminine instrumental singular)
-hodným (instrumental neuter singular)
-hodní (animate masculine nominative plural)
-hodné (feminine nominative plural)
-hodné (inanimate masculine nominative plural)
-hodná (neuter nominative plural)
-hodných (genitive plural)
-hodným (dative plural)
-hodné (accusative feminine masculine plural)
-hodná (accusative neuter plural)
-hodných (locative plural)
-hodnými (instrumental plural)


-ství

-ství (nominative singular)
-ství (nominative plural)
-ství (genitive singular)
-ství (genitive plural)
-ství (dative singular)
-stvím (dative plural)
-ství (accusative singular)
-ství (accusative plural)
-ství (singular vocative)
-ství (plural vocative)
-ství (locative singular)
-stvích (locative plural)
-stvím (instrumental singular)
-stvími (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech -stvie. By surface analysis, -stvo + -í.


-ský

-ský (masculine nominative singular)
-ská (feminine nominative singular)
-ské (neuter nominative singular)
-ského (genitive masculine singular)
-ské (feminine genitive singular)
-ského (genitive neuter singular)
-skému (dative masculine singular)
-ské (dative feminine singular)
-skému (dative neuter singular)
-ského (accusative animate masculine singular)
-ský (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
-skou (accusative feminine singular)
-ské (accusative neuter singular)
-ském (locative masculine singular)
-ské (feminine locative singular)
-ském (locative neuter singular)
-ským (instrumental masculine singular)
-skou (feminine instrumental singular)
-ským (instrumental neuter singular)
-ští (animate masculine nominative plural)
-ské (feminine nominative plural)
-ské (inanimate masculine nominative plural)
-ská (neuter nominative plural)
-ských (genitive plural)
-ským (dative plural)
-ské (accusative feminine masculine plural)
-ská (accusative neuter plural)
-ských (locative plural)
-skými (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech -ský, from Proto-Slavic *-ьskъ, from Proto-Indo-European *-iskos.

anděl + -ský → andělský

moře + -ský → mořský

Aristoteles (“Aristotle”) + -ský → aristotelský (“Aristotelian”)

Itálie (“Italy”) + -ský → italský (“Italian”)

Praha (“Prague”) + -ský → pražský (“Praguer”)

(as an adjective) -ian, -ic (from, related to, or like)


-ula

-ula (nominative singular)
-uly (nominative plural)
-uly (genitive singular)
-ul (genitive plural)
-ule (dative singular)
-ulám (dative plural)
-ulu (accusative singular)
-uly (accusative plural)
-ulo (singular vocative)
-uly (plural vocative)
-ule (locative singular)
-ulách (locative plural)
-ulou (instrumental singular)
-ulami (instrumental plural)

Unproductive suffix in Czech. Compare Russian -у́ля (-úlja) and Polish -ula.

papať + -ula → papula

šikovný + -ula → šikula


-at

a common ending for many infinitive verbs


-mo

Inherited from Old Czech -mo, from Proto-Slavic *-mo.

snožit + -mo → snožmo

rozkročit + -mo → rozkročmo

jezdit + -mo → jízdmo

dvoje + -mo → dvojmo

troje + -mo → trojmo

collective numeral
collective numeral#English

used to form adverbs from collective numerals

kůň + -mo → koňmo


-ová

jahoda + -ová → jahodová (jahodová zmrzlina (“strawberry ice cream”))

chrám + -ová → chrámová (chrámová loď (“nave of a temple”))

feminine of -ový; added to nouns to form adjectives meaning “having the quality of” (similar to -y), or “pertaining to”

-ový

The name of Mr. Novák’s wife is Nováková, the name of their daughter is also Nováková.

feminization suffix used to form a female surname from the corresponding male surname (used for wives and daughters)


-né

jízda + -né → jízdné

forms nouns referring to fees or charges relating to the base word


-itel

-itel m anim or m inan (noun-forming suffix)


-itida

Borrowed from New Latin -itidem, from Ancient Greek -ῖτις (-îtis, “pertaining to”).


-áč

cs-noun

-áč m anim or m inan (noun-forming suffix)

-áč (nominative singular)
-áči (nominative plural)
-áče (genitive singular)
-áčů (genitive plural)
-áčovi (dative singular)
-áči (dative singular)
-áčům (dative plural)
-áče (accusative singular)
-áče (accusative plural)
-áči (singular vocative)
-áči (plural vocative)
-áčovi (locative singular)
-áči (locative singular)
-áčích (locative plural)
-áčem (instrumental singular)
-áči (instrumental plural)
-áč (nominative singular)
-áče (nominative plural)
-áče (genitive singular)
-áčů (genitive plural)
-áči (dative singular)
-áčům (dative plural)
-áč (accusative singular)
-áče (accusative plural)
-áči (singular vocative)
-áče (plural vocative)
-áči (locative singular)
-áčích (locative plural)
-áčem (instrumental singular)
-áči (instrumental plural)

prachy (“money”) + -áč → pracháč (“moneybags”)

žena (“wife”) + -áč → ženáč (“married man”)


-átor

-átor m inan or m anim (noun-forming suffix)

-átor (nominative singular)
-átory (nominative plural)
-átoru (genitive singular)
-átorů (genitive plural)
-átoru (dative singular)
-átorům (dative plural)
-átor (accusative singular)
-átory (accusative plural)
-átore (singular vocative)
-átory (plural vocative)
-átoru (locative singular)
-átorech (locative plural)
-átorem (instrumental singular)
-átory (instrumental plural)
-átor (nominative singular)
-átoři (nominative plural)
-átora (genitive singular)
-átorů (genitive plural)
-átorovi (dative singular)
-átoru (dative singular)
-átorům (dative plural)
-átora (accusative singular)
-átory (accusative plural)
-átore (singular vocative)
-átoři (plural vocative)
-átorovi (locative singular)
-átoru (locative singular)
-átorech (locative plural)
-átorem (instrumental singular)
-átory (instrumental plural)


-atel

-atel m anim or m inan (noun-forming suffix)


-iště

Inherited from Old Czech -išče, from Proto-Slavic *-išče.

bydlet + -iště → bydliště

pískový + -iště → pískoviště

jahoda + -iště → jahodiště

noun suffix used to denote a place, similar e.g. to -ery


-isko

-isko (nominative singular)
-iska (nominative plural)
-iska (genitive singular)
-isek (genitive plural)
-isk (genitive plural)
-isku (dative singular)
-iskům (dative plural)
-isko (accusative singular)
-iska (accusative plural)
-isko (singular vocative)
-iska (plural vocative)
-isku (locative singular)
-iscích (locative plural)
-iskách (locative plural)
-iskem (instrumental singular)
-isky (instrumental plural)

forms neuter nouns mostly denoting a place, sometimes pejorative


-telný

-telný (masculine nominative singular)
-telná (feminine nominative singular)
-telné (neuter nominative singular)
-telného (genitive masculine singular)
-telné (feminine genitive singular)
-telného (genitive neuter singular)
-telnému (dative masculine singular)
-telné (dative feminine singular)
-telnému (dative neuter singular)
-telného (accusative animate masculine singular)
-telný (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
-telnou (accusative feminine singular)
-telné (accusative neuter singular)
-telném (locative masculine singular)
-telné (feminine locative singular)
-telném (locative neuter singular)
-telným (instrumental masculine singular)
-telnou (feminine instrumental singular)
-telným (instrumental neuter singular)
-telní (animate masculine nominative plural)
-telné (feminine nominative plural)
-telné (inanimate masculine nominative plural)
-telná (neuter nominative plural)
-telných (genitive plural)
-telným (dative plural)
-telné (accusative feminine masculine plural)
-telná (accusative neuter plural)
-telných (locative plural)
-telnými (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech -tedlný. Compare Russian -тельный (-telʹnyj).


-ář

-ář (nominative singular)
-áři (nominative plural)
-áře (genitive singular)
-ářů (genitive plural)
-ářovi (dative singular)
-áři (dative singular)
-ářům (dative plural)
-áře (accusative singular)
-áře (accusative plural)
-áři (singular vocative)
-áři (plural vocative)
-ářovi (locative singular)
-áři (locative singular)
-ářích (locative plural)
-ářem (instrumental singular)
-áři (instrumental plural)

kov + -ář → kovář

ryba + -ář → rybář

a suffix appended to words to create an agent noun, indicating a person's profession, much like the English -or


-dlo

-dlo (nominative singular)
-dla (nominative plural)
-dla (genitive singular)
-del (genitive plural)
-dlu (dative singular)
-dlům (dative plural)
-dlo (accusative singular)
-dla (accusative plural)
-dlo (singular vocative)
-dla (plural vocative)
-dle (locative singular)
-dlu (locative singular)
-dlech (locative plural)
-dlem (instrumental singular)
-dly (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *-dlo, from Proto-Indo-European *-dʰlom.

říkat + -dlo → říkadlo

stavit + -dlo → stavidlo

zlobit + -dlo → zlobidlo


-ení

-ení (nominative singular)
-ení (nominative plural)
-ení (genitive singular)
-ení (genitive plural)
-ení (dative singular)
-ením (dative plural)
-ení (accusative singular)
-ení (accusative plural)
-ení (singular vocative)
-ení (plural vocative)
-ení (locative singular)
-eních (locative plural)
-ením (instrumental singular)
-eními (instrumental plural)

dláždit + -ení → dláždění

vařit + -ení → vaření

from verbs forms nouns denoting the process or result of an activity


-ot

forms masculine nouns, often referring to sounds


-yně

-yně (nominative singular)
-yně (nominative plural)
-yně (genitive singular)
-yň (genitive plural)
-yní (genitive plural)
-yni (dative singular)
-yním (dative plural)
-yni (accusative singular)
-yně (accusative plural)
-yně (singular vocative)
-yně (plural vocative)
-yni (locative singular)
-yních (locative plural)
-yní (instrumental singular)
-yněmi (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech -yni／-yně, from Proto-Slavic *-yni.

ministr (“minister”) + -yně → ministryně (“female minister”)

kolega (“colleague”) + -yně → kolegyně (“female colleague”)

porotce (“juror”) + -yně → porotkyně (“female juror”)

forms female equivalents of male animate nouns


-osa

psyché + -osa → psychosa


-ák

-ák m anim or m inan (noun-forming suffix)

-ák (nominative singular)
-áky (nominative plural)
-áku (genitive singular)
-áků (genitive plural)
-áku (dative singular)
-ákům (dative plural)
-ák (accusative singular)
-áky (accusative plural)
-áku (singular vocative)
-áky (plural vocative)
-áku (locative singular)
-ácích (locative plural)
-ákem (instrumental singular)
-áky (instrumental plural)
-ák (nominative singular)
-áci (nominative plural)
-áka (genitive singular)
-áků (genitive plural)
-ákovi (dative singular)
-áku (dative singular)
-ákům (dative plural)
-áka (accusative singular)
-áky (accusative plural)
-áku (singular vocative)
-áci (plural vocative)
-ákovi (locative singular)
-áku (locative singular)
-ácích (locative plural)
-ákem (instrumental singular)
-áky (instrumental plural)

osmý + -ák → osmák

kříž + -ák → křižák

from nouns forms nouns that indicate the referent is characterized by or relating to the base noun

chytrý + -ák → chytrák

from adjectives forms nouns that indicate the referent has the property denoted by the base adjective


-ice

-ice (nominative singular)
-ice (nominative plural)
-ice (genitive singular)
-ic (genitive plural)
-ici (dative singular)
-icím (dative plural)
-ici (accusative singular)
-ice (accusative plural)
-ice (singular vocative)
-ice (plural vocative)
-ici (locative singular)
-icích (locative plural)
-icí (instrumental singular)
-icemi (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech -icě, from Proto-Slavic *-ica.

suffix indicating that the word is of the feminine gender


-tel

-tel m anim or m inan (noun-forming suffix)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *-teľь. Cognate to Old Church Slavonic -тєль (-telĭ), Serbo-Croatian -telj and Russian -тель (-telʹ).

učit + -tel → učitel

stavět + -tel → stavitel

suffix appended to words to create an agent noun, indicating a person who does something, much like the English -or


-ej

Between the 14 and 16 century a process of changing the vowel ý ([iː]) into ej ([ɛj]) appeared in the Czech language, but most of the new variants have never made it into standard Czech (including new variants of adjective inflectional suffixes).

dobrej (“good”)

(inflectional suffix, common, nonstandard) masculine nominative singular of hard adjectives


-ej

Suffix ej appears also in various regional Czech dialects as an inflectional suffix of some cases of feminine adjectives. While in dative and locative it appears in some Moravian regions, in genitive it can be found also in some Bohemian regions, especially in south Bohemia.

(inflectional suffix, dialect) feminine genitive singular of hard adjectives

(inflectional suffix, dialect) feminine dative singular of hard adjectives

(inflectional suffix, dialect) feminine locative singular of hard adjectives


-íř

-íř (nominative singular)
-íři (nominative plural)
-íře (genitive singular)
-ířů (genitive plural)
-ířovi (dative singular)
-íři (dative singular)
-ířům (dative plural)
-íře (accusative singular)
-íře (accusative plural)
-íři (singular vocative)
-íři (plural vocative)
-ířovi (locative singular)
-íři (locative singular)
-ířích (locative plural)
-ířem (instrumental singular)
-íři (instrumental plural)

creates agent nouns, indicating a person or thing that does something, much like the English -er and -or


-ačka

-ačka (nominative singular)
-ačky (nominative plural)
-ačky (genitive singular)
-aček (genitive plural)
-ačce (dative singular)
-ačkám (dative plural)
-ačku (accusative singular)
-ačky (accusative plural)
-ačko (singular vocative)
-ačky (plural vocative)
-ačce (locative singular)
-ačkách (locative plural)
-ačkou (instrumental singular)
-ačkami (instrumental plural)


-ičelý

-ičelý (masculine nominative singular)
-ičelá (feminine nominative singular)
-ičelé (neuter nominative singular)
-ičelého (genitive masculine singular)
-ičelé (feminine genitive singular)
-ičelého (genitive neuter singular)
-ičelému (dative masculine singular)
-ičelé (dative feminine singular)
-ičelému (dative neuter singular)
-ičelého (accusative animate masculine singular)
-ičelý (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
-ičelou (accusative feminine singular)
-ičelé (accusative neuter singular)
-ičelém (locative masculine singular)
-ičelé (feminine locative singular)
-ičelém (locative neuter singular)
-ičelým (instrumental masculine singular)
-ičelou (feminine instrumental singular)
-ičelým (instrumental neuter singular)
-ičelí (animate masculine nominative plural)
-ičelé (feminine nominative plural)
-ičelé (inanimate masculine nominative plural)
-ičelá (neuter nominative plural)
-ičelých (genitive plural)
-ičelým (dative plural)
-ičelé (accusative feminine masculine plural)
-ičelá (accusative neuter plural)
-ičelých (locative plural)
-ičelými (instrumental plural)

osmium + -ičelý → osmičelý (compare osmium tetroxide)

oxidation number
oxidation number#English

(chemistry) added at the end of the name of an electropositive component with an oxidation number of VIII in a compound


-ečný

-ečný (masculine nominative singular)
-ečná (feminine nominative singular)
-ečné (neuter nominative singular)
-ečného (genitive masculine singular)
-ečné (feminine genitive singular)
-ečného (genitive neuter singular)
-ečnému (dative masculine singular)
-ečné (dative feminine singular)
-ečnému (dative neuter singular)
-ečného (accusative animate masculine singular)
-ečný (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
-ečnou (accusative feminine singular)
-ečné (accusative neuter singular)
-ečném (locative masculine singular)
-ečné (feminine locative singular)
-ečném (locative neuter singular)
-ečným (instrumental masculine singular)
-ečnou (feminine instrumental singular)
-ečným (instrumental neuter singular)
-eční (animate masculine nominative plural)
-ečné (feminine nominative plural)
-ečné (inanimate masculine nominative plural)
-ečná (neuter nominative plural)
-ečných (genitive plural)
-ečným (dative plural)
-ečné (accusative feminine masculine plural)
-ečná (accusative neuter plural)
-ečných (locative plural)
-ečnými (instrumental plural)

fosfor + -ečný → fosforečný (compare phosphorus pentoxide)

(chemistry) added at the end of the name of an electropositive component with an oxidation number of V in a compound


-ičný

-ičný (masculine nominative singular)
-ičná (feminine nominative singular)
-ičné (neuter nominative singular)
-ičného (genitive masculine singular)
-ičné (feminine genitive singular)
-ičného (genitive neuter singular)
-ičnému (dative masculine singular)
-ičné (dative feminine singular)
-ičnému (dative neuter singular)
-ičného (accusative animate masculine singular)
-ičný (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
-ičnou (accusative feminine singular)
-ičné (accusative neuter singular)
-ičném (locative masculine singular)
-ičné (feminine locative singular)
-ičném (locative neuter singular)
-ičným (instrumental masculine singular)
-ičnou (feminine instrumental singular)
-ičným (instrumental neuter singular)
-iční (animate masculine nominative plural)
-ičné (feminine nominative plural)
-ičné (inanimate masculine nominative plural)
-ičná (neuter nominative plural)
-ičných (genitive plural)
-ičným (dative plural)
-ičné (accusative feminine masculine plural)
-ičná (accusative neuter plural)
-ičných (locative plural)
-ičnými (instrumental plural)

dusík + -ičný → dusičný (compare dinitrogen pentoxide)


-itý

-itý (masculine nominative singular)
-itá (feminine nominative singular)
-ité (neuter nominative singular)
-itého (genitive masculine singular)
-ité (feminine genitive singular)
-itého (genitive neuter singular)
-itému (dative masculine singular)
-ité (dative feminine singular)
-itému (dative neuter singular)
-itého (accusative animate masculine singular)
-itý (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
-itou (accusative feminine singular)
-ité (accusative neuter singular)
-itém (locative masculine singular)
-ité (feminine locative singular)
-itém (locative neuter singular)
-itým (instrumental masculine singular)
-itou (feminine instrumental singular)
-itým (instrumental neuter singular)
-ití (animate masculine nominative plural)
-ité (feminine nominative plural)
-ité (inanimate masculine nominative plural)
-itá (neuter nominative plural)
-itých (genitive plural)
-itým (dative plural)
-ité (accusative feminine masculine plural)
-itá (accusative neuter plural)
-itých (locative plural)
-itými (instrumental plural)

hlas + -itý → hlasitý

oko + -itý → očitý

from nouns forms adjective meaning of or relating to

dusík + -itý → dusitý (compare dinitrogen trioxide)

(chemistry) added at the end of the name of an electropositive component with an oxidation number of III in a compound


-istý

-istý (masculine nominative singular)
-istá (feminine nominative singular)
-isté (neuter nominative singular)
-istého (genitive masculine singular)
-isté (feminine genitive singular)
-istého (genitive neuter singular)
-istému (dative masculine singular)
-isté (dative feminine singular)
-istému (dative neuter singular)
-istého (accusative animate masculine singular)
-istý (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
-istou (accusative feminine singular)
-isté (accusative neuter singular)
-istém (locative masculine singular)
-isté (feminine locative singular)
-istém (locative neuter singular)
-istým (instrumental masculine singular)
-istou (feminine instrumental singular)
-istým (instrumental neuter singular)
-istí (animate masculine nominative plural)
-isté (feminine nominative plural)
-isté (inanimate masculine nominative plural)
-istá (neuter nominative plural)
-istých (genitive plural)
-istým (dative plural)
-isté (accusative feminine masculine plural)
-istá (accusative neuter plural)
-istých (locative plural)
-istými (instrumental plural)

mangan + -istý → manganistý (compare manganese heptoxide)

(chemistry) added at the end of the name of an electropositive component with an oxidation number of VII in a compound


-natý

-natý (masculine nominative singular)
-natá (feminine nominative singular)
-naté (neuter nominative singular)
-natého (genitive masculine singular)
-naté (feminine genitive singular)
-natého (genitive neuter singular)
-natému (dative masculine singular)
-naté (dative feminine singular)
-natému (dative neuter singular)
-natého (accusative animate masculine singular)
-natý (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
-natou (accusative feminine singular)
-naté (accusative neuter singular)
-natém (locative masculine singular)
-naté (feminine locative singular)
-natém (locative neuter singular)
-natým (instrumental masculine singular)
-natou (feminine instrumental singular)
-natým (instrumental neuter singular)
-natí (animate masculine nominative plural)
-naté (feminine nominative plural)
-naté (inanimate masculine nominative plural)
-natá (neuter nominative plural)
-natých (genitive plural)
-natým (dative plural)
-naté (accusative feminine masculine plural)
-natá (accusative neuter plural)
-natých (locative plural)
-natými (instrumental plural)

sval + -natý → svalnatý

forms adjectives indicating plentiful presence of the referent of the base noun

uhlík + -natý → uhelnatý (compare carbon monoxide)

(chemistry) added at the end of the name of an electropositive component with an oxidation number of II in a compound


-ičitý

-ičitý (masculine nominative singular)
-ičitá (feminine nominative singular)
-ičité (neuter nominative singular)
-ičitého (genitive masculine singular)
-ičité (feminine genitive singular)
-ičitého (genitive neuter singular)
-ičitému (dative masculine singular)
-ičité (dative feminine singular)
-ičitému (dative neuter singular)
-ičitého (accusative animate masculine singular)
-ičitý (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
-ičitou (accusative feminine singular)
-ičité (accusative neuter singular)
-ičitém (locative masculine singular)
-ičité (feminine locative singular)
-ičitém (locative neuter singular)
-ičitým (instrumental masculine singular)
-ičitou (feminine instrumental singular)
-ičitým (instrumental neuter singular)
-ičití (animate masculine nominative plural)
-ičité (feminine nominative plural)
-ičité (inanimate masculine nominative plural)
-ičitá (neuter nominative plural)
-ičitých (genitive plural)
-ičitým (dative plural)
-ičité (accusative feminine masculine plural)
-ičitá (accusative neuter plural)
-ičitých (locative plural)
-ičitými (instrumental plural)

uhlík + -ičitý → uhličitý (compare carbon dioxide)

(chemistry) added at the end of the name of an electropositive component with an oxidation number of IV in a compound


-ový

-ový (masculine nominative singular)
-ová (feminine nominative singular)
-ové (neuter nominative singular)
-ového (genitive masculine singular)
-ové (feminine genitive singular)
-ového (genitive neuter singular)
-ovému (dative masculine singular)
-ové (dative feminine singular)
-ovému (dative neuter singular)
-ového (accusative animate masculine singular)
-ový (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
-ovou (accusative feminine singular)
-ové (accusative neuter singular)
-ovém (locative masculine singular)
-ové (feminine locative singular)
-ovém (locative neuter singular)
-ovým (instrumental masculine singular)
-ovou (feminine instrumental singular)
-ovým (instrumental neuter singular)
-oví (animate masculine nominative plural)
-ové (feminine nominative plural)
-ové (inanimate masculine nominative plural)
-ová (neuter nominative plural)
-ových (genitive plural)
-ovým (dative plural)
-ové (accusative feminine masculine plural)
-ová (accusative neuter plural)
-ových (locative plural)
-ovými (instrumental plural)

síra + -ový → sírový (compare oxid sírový (“sulfur trioxide”))

(chemistry) added at the end of the name of an electropositive component with an oxidation number of VI in a compound


-ný

-ný (masculine nominative singular)
-ná (feminine nominative singular)
-né (neuter nominative singular)
-ného (genitive masculine singular)
-né (feminine genitive singular)
-ného (genitive neuter singular)
-nému (dative masculine singular)
-né (dative feminine singular)
-nému (dative neuter singular)
-ného (accusative animate masculine singular)
-ný (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
-nou (accusative feminine singular)
-né (accusative neuter singular)
-ném (locative masculine singular)
-né (feminine locative singular)
-ném (locative neuter singular)
-ným (instrumental masculine singular)
-nou (feminine instrumental singular)
-ným (instrumental neuter singular)
-ní (animate masculine nominative plural)
-né (feminine nominative plural)
-né (inanimate masculine nominative plural)
-ná (neuter nominative plural)
-ných (genitive plural)
-ným (dative plural)
-né (accusative feminine masculine plural)
-ná (accusative neuter plural)
-ných (locative plural)
-nými (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *-ьnъ.
See also -ní.

barva + -ný → barevný

kal + -ný → kalný

pokoj + -ný → pokojný

sodík + -ný → sodný

(chemistry) added at the end of the name of an electropositive component with an oxidation number of I in a compound


-ace

okupovat + -ace → okupace

konzervovat + -ace → konzervace

hibernovat + -ace → hibernace

suffix appended to verbs to form verbal nouns or nouns expressing the action performed; akin to -ation


-eso

-eso (nominative singular)
-esa (nominative plural)
-esa (genitive singular)
-es (genitive plural)
-esu (dative singular)
-esům (dative plural)
-eso (accusative singular)
-esa (accusative plural)
-eso (singular vocative)
-esa (plural vocative)
-esu (locative singular)
-esech (locative plural)
-esem (instrumental singular)
-esy (instrumental plural)

slovo + -eso → sloveso


-ec

-ec m anim or m inan (noun-forming suffix)

-ec (nominative singular)
-ci (nominative plural)
-ce (genitive singular)
-ců (genitive plural)
-covi (dative singular)
-ci (dative singular)
-cům (dative plural)
-ce (accusative singular)
-ce (accusative plural)
-če (singular vocative)
-ci (plural vocative)
-covi (locative singular)
-ci (locative singular)
-cích (locative plural)
-cem (instrumental singular)
-ci (instrumental plural)
-ec (nominative singular)
-ce (nominative plural)
-ce (genitive singular)
-ců (genitive plural)
-ci (dative singular)
-cům (dative plural)
-ec (accusative singular)
-ce (accusative plural)
-ci (singular vocative)
-ce (plural vocative)
-ci (locative singular)
-cích (locative plural)
-cem (instrumental singular)
-ci (instrumental plural)

dějepis + -ec → dějepisec (“historian”)

appended to nouns to form an agent noun; used only on composite nouns expressing fields of knowledge

Portugalsko + -ec → Portugalec (“Portuguese”)

appended to a country name root to form a demonym; used generally on country names which have roots ending with -j, -l, -m, -n, -r, -v; the root is formed by dropping the -ie or -sko suffix

vzor + -ec → vzorec (“formula”)

appended to nouns to derive a specialized substantive, most often in terminology

zbabělý + -ec → zbabělec (“coward”)

appended to adjective to form a noun describing somebody or something having the specific quality

plavat + -ec → plavec (“swimmer”)

appended to a verb to form an agent noun

chlap + -ec → chlapec

(dated, dialectal) appended to a noun to form a diminutive


-nec

Gruzínec (“a man from Georgia”), from Gruzie (“Georgia”) + -nec

appended to some country names to form a demonym


-čan

Belgičan (“a man from Belgium”), from Belgie (“Belgium”) + -čan

appended to some country names ending with -ie to form a demonym


-ký

chlapec (“boy”) + -ký → chlapecký (“boyish”)

appended to nouns to form adjectives expressing relation to the group of people or animal species

vesnice (“village”) + -ký → vesnický (“rural”)

appended to nouns describing places to form adjectives expressing relation to the place


-pis

-pis (nominative singular)
-pisy (nominative plural)
-pisu (genitive singular)
-pisů (genitive plural)
-pisu (dative singular)
-pisům (dative plural)
-pis (accusative singular)
-pisy (accusative plural)
-pise (singular vocative)
-pisy (plural vocative)
-pise (locative singular)
-pisu (locative singular)
-pisech (locative plural)
-pisem (instrumental singular)
-pisy (instrumental plural)


-graf

Derived from Ancient Greek γράφω (gráphō).


-oba

Inherited from Old Czech -oba, from Proto-Slavic *-oba (“-ness”). Variant of -ba.

hnilý (“rotten”) + -oba → hniloba (“putrefaction, rot”)

sirý + -oba → siroba

starý (“old”) + -oba → staroba

appended to adjectives to form nouns meaning “the state of (the adjective)”, similar to English -ness; usually applied only on negatively assessed adjectives


-ovský

-ovský (masculine nominative singular)
-ovská (feminine nominative singular)
-ovské (neuter nominative singular)
-ovského (genitive masculine singular)
-ovské (feminine genitive singular)
-ovského (genitive neuter singular)
-ovskému (dative masculine singular)
-ovské (dative feminine singular)
-ovskému (dative neuter singular)
-ovského (accusative animate masculine singular)
-ovský (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
-ovskou (accusative feminine singular)
-ovské (accusative neuter singular)
-ovském (locative masculine singular)
-ovské (feminine locative singular)
-ovském (locative neuter singular)
-ovským (instrumental masculine singular)
-ovskou (feminine instrumental singular)
-ovským (instrumental neuter singular)
-ovští (animate masculine nominative plural)
-ovské (feminine nominative plural)
-ovské (inanimate masculine nominative plural)
-ovská (neuter nominative plural)
-ovských (genitive plural)
-ovským (dative plural)
-ovské (accusative feminine masculine plural)
-ovská (accusative neuter plural)
-ovských (locative plural)
-ovskými (instrumental plural)

-ian, -ean (of or relating to a particular notable person and their works)


-ní

-ní (masculine nominative singular)
-ní (feminine nominative singular)
-ní (neuter nominative singular)
-ního (genitive masculine singular)
-ní (feminine genitive singular)
-ního (genitive neuter singular)
-nímu (dative masculine singular)
-ní (dative feminine singular)
-nímu (dative neuter singular)
-ního (accusative animate masculine singular)
-ní (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
-ní (accusative feminine singular)
-ní (accusative neuter singular)
-ním (locative masculine singular)
-ní (feminine locative singular)
-ním (locative neuter singular)
-ním (instrumental masculine singular)
-ní (feminine instrumental singular)
-ním (instrumental neuter singular)
-ní (animate masculine nominative plural)
-ní (feminine nominative plural)
-ní (inanimate masculine nominative plural)
-ní (neuter nominative plural)
-ních (genitive plural)
-ním (dative plural)
-ní (accusative feminine masculine plural)
-ní (accusative neuter plural)
-ních (locative plural)
-ními (instrumental plural)

Related to -ný. See also Russian -ний (-nij).

obec (“municipality”) + -ní → obecní (“municipal”)

-ian, -al, -an ("of" or "relating to"; used to derive adjectives from nouns)


-ní

brát (“take”) + -ní → braní (“taking”)


-ník

cs-noun

-ník m anim or m inan (noun-forming suffix)

-ník (nominative singular)
-níky (nominative plural)
-níku (genitive singular)
-níků (genitive plural)
-níku (dative singular)
-níkům (dative plural)
-ník (accusative singular)
-níky (accusative plural)
-níku (singular vocative)
-níky (plural vocative)
-níku (locative singular)
-nících (locative plural)
-níkem (instrumental singular)
-níky (instrumental plural)
-ník (nominative singular)
-níci (nominative plural)
-níka (genitive singular)
-níků (genitive plural)
-níkovi (dative singular)
-níku (dative singular)
-níkům (dative plural)
-níka (accusative singular)
-níky (accusative plural)
-níku (singular vocative)
-níci (plural vocative)
-níkovi (locative singular)
-níku (locative singular)
-nících (locative plural)
-níkem (instrumental singular)
-níky (instrumental plural)

právo + -ník → právník

tráva + -ník → trávník


-tva

Inherited from Old Czech -tva, -tba, from Proto-Slavic *-tva, from Proto-Indo-European *-tweh₂.

bít (“to beat; to fight”) + -tva → bitva (“battle”)

suffix appended to words to create a feminine noun, usually denoting an action


-grafie

-grafie (nominative singular)
-grafie (nominative plural)
-grafie (genitive singular)
-grafií (genitive plural)
-grafii (dative singular)
-grafiím (dative plural)
-grafii (accusative singular)
-grafie (accusative plural)
-grafie (singular vocative)
-grafie (plural vocative)
-grafii (locative singular)
-grafiích (locative plural)
-grafií (instrumental singular)
-grafiemi (instrumental plural)


-ař

-ař (nominative singular)
-aři (nominative plural)
-aře (genitive singular)
-ařů (genitive plural)
-ařovi (dative singular)
-aři (dative singular)
-ařům (dative plural)
-aře (accusative singular)
-aře (accusative plural)
-aři (singular vocative)
-aři (plural vocative)
-ařovi (locative singular)
-aři (locative singular)
-ařích (locative plural)
-ařem (instrumental singular)
-aři (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Old Czech -ař, from Proto-Slavic *-ařь.

mléko + -ař → mlékař

a suffix appended to words to create an agent noun, indicating a person's profession, much like the English -er or -or


-ý

dobrý (“good”)

(inflectional suffix) masculine nominative singular of hard adjectives


-ův

-ův (masculine nominative possessive singular)
-ova (feminine nominative possessive singular)
-ovo (neuter nominative possessive singular)
-ova (genitive masculine possessive singular)
-ovy (feminine genitive possessive singular)
-ova (genitive neuter possessive singular)
-ovu (dative masculine possessive singular)
-ově (dative feminine possessive singular)
-ovu (dative neuter possessive singular)
-ova (accusative animate masculine possessive singular)
-ův (accusative inanimate masculine possessive singular)
-ovu (accusative feminine possessive singular)
-ovo (accusative neuter possessive singular)
-ově (locative masculine possessive singular)
-ovu (locative masculine possessive singular)
-ově (feminine locative possessive singular)
-ově (locative neuter possessive singular)
-ovu (locative neuter possessive singular)
-ovým (instrumental masculine possessive singular)
-ovou (feminine instrumental possessive singular)
-ovým (instrumental neuter possessive singular)
-ovi (animate masculine nominative plural possessive)
-ovy (feminine nominative plural possessive)
-ovy (inanimate masculine nominative plural possessive)
-ova (neuter nominative plural possessive)
-ových (genitive plural possessive)
-ovým (dative plural possessive)
-ovy (accusative feminine masculine plural possessive)
-ova (accusative neuter plural possessive)
-ových (locative plural possessive)
-ovými (instrumental plural possessive)

Inherited from Old Czech -óv, from Proto-Slavic *-ovъ. Cognate with Polish -owy, -ów, Slovak -ov.

tátův bratr

derives possessive adjectives from nouns of masculine gender, usually from personal proper or common nouns, sometimes also from nouns referring to animals


-ův

město obrův

(archaic) inflectional suffix of genitive plural of masculine nouns


-ť

From an older ethical dative usage of ti, a dative form of the 2nd person pronoun ty.

I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the ending, saith the Lord, which is, and which was, and which is to come, the Almighty.

Jáť jsem Alfa i Omega, [totiž] počátek i konec, praví Pán, kterýž jest, a kterýž byl, a kterýž přijíti má, ten všemohoucí. (Revelation 1:8, Kralice Bible)


-ě

přibližný + -ě → přibližně

-ly: used to form adverbs from adjectives


-ální

-ální (masculine nominative singular)
-ální (feminine nominative singular)
-ální (neuter nominative singular)
-álního (genitive masculine singular)
-ální (feminine genitive singular)
-álního (genitive neuter singular)
-álnímu (dative masculine singular)
-ální (dative feminine singular)
-álnímu (dative neuter singular)
-álního (accusative animate masculine singular)
-ální (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
-ální (accusative feminine singular)
-ální (accusative neuter singular)
-álním (locative masculine singular)
-ální (feminine locative singular)
-álním (locative neuter singular)
-álním (instrumental masculine singular)
-ální (feminine instrumental singular)
-álním (instrumental neuter singular)
-ální (animate masculine nominative plural)
-ální (feminine nominative plural)
-ální (inanimate masculine nominative plural)
-ální (neuter nominative plural)
-álních (genitive plural)
-álním (dative plural)
-ální (accusative feminine masculine plural)
-ální (accusative neuter plural)
-álních (locative plural)
-álními (instrumental plural)

spektrum + -ální → spektrální (spectral)


-kyně

-kyně (nominative singular)
-kyně (nominative plural)
-kyně (genitive singular)
-kyň (genitive plural)
-kyní (genitive plural)
-kyni (dative singular)
-kyním (dative plural)
-kyni (accusative singular)
-kyně (accusative plural)
-kyně (singular vocative)
-kyně (plural vocative)
-kyni (locative singular)
-kyních (locative plural)
-kyní (instrumental singular)
-kyněmi (instrumental plural)


-írna

-írna (nominative singular)
-írny (nominative plural)
-írny (genitive singular)
-íren (genitive plural)
-írně (dative singular)
-írnám (dative plural)
-írnu (accusative singular)
-írny (accusative plural)
-írno (singular vocative)
-írny (plural vocative)
-írně (locative singular)
-írnách (locative plural)
-írnou (instrumental singular)
-írnami (instrumental plural)

mučit (“torture”) + -írna → mučírna (“torture chamber”)

used to create nouns from verbs, usually meaning the place intended to realize the activity denoted by the base word

pes (“dog”) + -írna → psírna (“kennel”)

used to create nouns from other nouns, usually meaning a place related to the base word


-inec

-inec m inan or m anim (noun-forming suffix)

-inec (nominative singular)
-ince (nominative plural)
-ince (genitive singular)
-inců (genitive plural)
-inci (dative singular)
-incům (dative plural)
-inec (accusative singular)
-ince (accusative plural)
-inci (singular vocative)
-ince (plural vocative)
-inci (locative singular)
-incích (locative plural)
-incem (instrumental singular)
-inci (instrumental plural)
-inec (nominative singular)
-inci (nominative plural)
-ince (genitive singular)
-inců (genitive plural)
-incovi (dative singular)
-inci (dative singular)
-incům (dative plural)
-ince (accusative singular)
-ince (accusative plural)
-inče (singular vocative)
-inci (plural vocative)
-incovi (locative singular)
-inci (locative singular)
-incích (locative plural)
-incem (instrumental singular)
-inci (instrumental plural)

pes (“dog”) + -inec → psinec (“kennel”)

resulting term often has the meaning of a building intended to shelter animals or people denoted in the base word

kobyla (“mare”) + -inec → kobylinec (“mare's excrement”)

resulting term often has the meaning of an excrement produced by the animal denoted in the base word

náš (“our”) + -inec → našinec (“one of us, homeboy”)

cizí (“strange, foreign”) + -inec → cizinec (“stranger, foreigner”)

may create a noun from a pronoun or adjective


-sát

suffix used for some numbers, specifically 50, 60, 70, 80, 90 and derived numbers


-cet

-cet (nominative plural)
-ceti (genitive plural)
-cíti (genitive plural)
-ceti (dative plural)
-cíti (dative plural)
-cet (accusative plural)
-cet (plural vocative)
-ceti (locative plural)
-cíti (locative plural)
-ceti (instrumental plural)
-cíti (instrumental plural)

a suffix used for some numbers, specifically 20, 30, 40 and derived numbers


-ouš

vlk (“wolf”) + -ouš → vlkouš (“wolffish”)

voda (“water”) + -ouš → vodouš (“redshank”, a wading bird)

suffix added to nouns to form terms for animals

starý (“old”) + -ouš → starouš (“'old man', husband (in a wife's speech); friend, pal (endearing)”)

teplý (“gay (informal)”) + -ouš → teplouš (“fairy (pejorative)”)

(colloquial, expressive) a suffix forming agent nouns or nicknames, often colloquial or pejorative


-ulík

Suffix made by connection of suffixes -ule and -ík

(rare) a suffix which indicates that someone is made of something or doing something, more common -ulák


-níček

-níček m anim or m inan (noun-forming suffix)


-nice

-nice (nominative singular)
-nice (nominative plural)
-nice (genitive singular)
-nic (genitive plural)
-nici (dative singular)
-nicím (dative plural)
-nici (accusative singular)
-nice (accusative plural)
-nice (singular vocative)
-nice (plural vocative)
-nici (locative singular)
-nicích (locative plural)
-nicí (instrumental singular)
-nicemi (instrumental plural)


-och

bílý + -och → běloch

from adjectives forms nouns referring to property bearers


-ovat

Inherited from Old Czech -ovati, from Proto-Slavic *-ovati.

opak + -ovat → opakovat

běda + -ovat → bědovat


-tba

modlit + -tba → modlitba

suffix appended to verbs to create a feminine noun, usually denoting an action


-ena

starý + -ena → stařena


-lýza

Derived from Ancient Greek λύσις (lúsis).


-cyt

Borrowed from Ancient Greek κύτος (kútos).


-éř

banka + -éř → bankéř


-árna

-árna (nominative singular)
-árny (nominative plural)
-árny (genitive singular)
-áren (genitive plural)
-árně (dative singular)
-árnám (dative plural)
-árnu (accusative singular)
-árny (accusative plural)
-árno (singular vocative)
-árny (plural vocative)
-árně (locative singular)
-árnách (locative plural)
-árnou (instrumental singular)
-árnami (instrumental plural)

place, especially one where an activity takes place


-ík

cs-noun

-ík m anim or m inan (noun-forming suffix)

keř + -ík → keřík

žert + -ík → žertík


-oun

-oun m anim or m inan (noun-forming suffix)


-č

-č m anim or m inan (noun-forming suffix)

řídit + -č → řidič (“driver”)

hrát + -č → hráč (“player”)

vyprávět + -č → vypravěč (“narrator”)

creates agent nouns, indicating a person or thing that does something, much like the English -er and -or


-ýř

-ýř (nominative singular)
-ýři (nominative plural)
-ýře (genitive singular)
-ýřů (genitive plural)
-ýřovi (dative singular)
-ýři (dative singular)
-ýřům (dative plural)
-ýře (accusative singular)
-ýře (accusative plural)
-ýři (singular vocative)
-ýři (plural vocative)
-ýřovi (locative singular)
-ýři (locative singular)
-ýřích (locative plural)
-ýřem (instrumental singular)
-ýři (instrumental plural)


-átko

zvíře + -átko → zvířátko


-sko

Maďar + -sko → Maďarsko

forms neuter nouns denoting a country or a region


-tko

párat + -tko → párátko

forms diminutive forms of nouns from verbs; compare -dlo


-čko

B + -čko → béčko

CD + -čko → cédéčko

forms nouns denoting things named by a single letter or a sequence of letters


-ička

ryba + -ička → rybička


-ičký

malý + -ičký → maličký

from adjectives forms diminutive adjectives


-čka

hrát + -čka → hračka

rvát + -čka → rvačka


-íčko

pole + -íčko → políčko


-oví

cukr + -oví → cukroví


-ctví

-ctví (nominative singular)
-ctví (nominative plural)
-ctví (genitive singular)
-ctví (genitive plural)
-ctví (dative singular)
-ctvím (dative plural)
-ctví (accusative singular)
-ctví (accusative plural)
-ctví (singular vocative)
-ctví (plural vocative)
-ctví (locative singular)
-ctvích (locative plural)
-ctvím (instrumental singular)
-ctvími (instrumental plural)


-ovní

sport + -ovní → sportovní

from nouns forms adjectives meaning of or relating to


-ivý

-ivý (masculine nominative singular)
-ivá (feminine nominative singular)
-ivé (neuter nominative singular)
-ivého (genitive masculine singular)
-ivé (feminine genitive singular)
-ivého (genitive neuter singular)
-ivému (dative masculine singular)
-ivé (dative feminine singular)
-ivému (dative neuter singular)
-ivého (accusative animate masculine singular)
-ivý (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
-ivou (accusative feminine singular)
-ivé (accusative neuter singular)
-ivém (locative masculine singular)
-ivé (feminine locative singular)
-ivém (locative neuter singular)
-ivým (instrumental masculine singular)
-ivou (feminine instrumental singular)
-ivým (instrumental neuter singular)
-iv (masculine short-form singular)
-iva (feminine short-form singular)
-ivo (neuter short-form singular)
-iví (animate masculine nominative plural)
-ivé (feminine nominative plural)
-ivé (inanimate masculine nominative plural)
-ivá (neuter nominative plural)
-ivých (genitive plural)
-ivým (dative plural)
-ivé (accusative feminine masculine plural)
-ivá (accusative neuter plural)
-ivých (locative plural)
-ivými (instrumental plural)
-ivi (animate masculine plural short-form)
-ivy (feminine plural short-form)
-ivy (inanimate masculine plural short-form)
-iva (neuter plural short-form)

milost + -ivý → milostivý

forms adjectives indicating tendency to cause or feature the referent of the base word


-cký

-cký (masculine nominative singular)
-cká (feminine nominative singular)
-cké (neuter nominative singular)
-ckého (genitive masculine singular)
-cké (feminine genitive singular)
-ckého (genitive neuter singular)
-ckému (dative masculine singular)
-cké (dative feminine singular)
-ckému (dative neuter singular)
-ckého (accusative animate masculine singular)
-cký (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
-ckou (accusative feminine singular)
-cké (accusative neuter singular)
-ckém (locative masculine singular)
-cké (feminine locative singular)
-ckém (locative neuter singular)
-ckým (instrumental masculine singular)
-ckou (feminine instrumental singular)
-ckým (instrumental neuter singular)
-čtí (animate masculine nominative plural)
-cké (feminine nominative plural)
-cké (inanimate masculine nominative plural)
-cká (neuter nominative plural)
-ckých (genitive plural)
-ckým (dative plural)
-cké (accusative feminine masculine plural)
-cká (accusative neuter plural)
-ckých (locative plural)
-ckými (instrumental plural)

By modification of -ský. Cognates include Russian -цкий (-ckij) and Polish -cki.

dělník + -cký → dělnický

herec + -cký → herecký


-cko

Němec + -cko → Německo

Řek + -cko → Řecko

forms nouns denoting a country or a region


-ctvo

-ctvo (nominative singular)
-ctva (nominative plural)
-ctva (genitive singular)
-ctev (genitive plural)
-ctvu (dative singular)
-ctvům (dative plural)
-ctvo (accusative singular)
-ctva (accusative plural)
-ctvo (singular vocative)
-ctva (plural vocative)
-ctvu (locative singular)
-ctvech (locative plural)
-ctvem (instrumental singular)
-ctvy (instrumental plural)

služebník + -ctvo → služebnictvo

pták + -ctvo → ptactvo

forms nouns referring to collections of people or animals


-ický

Probably from Latin -icus and Ancient Greek -ικός (-ikós) under influence of -cký, a variant of -ský. Some uses can be analyzed as -ika + -cký. Cognates include French -ique, English -ical, Italian -ico and Spanish -ico.

dualista + -ický → dualistický

practicus + -ický → praktický


-áš

veliký + -áš → velikáš

forms nouns referring to carriers of property


-lý

lesknout + -lý → lesklý

vztekat + -lý → vzteklý

forms adjectives from verbs (derived from past tense forms)


-nout

Inherited from Old Czech -núti, from Proto-Slavic *-nǫti.

tisk + -nout → tisknout

bohatý + -nout → bohatnout

-en: forms verbs indicating getting a property or getting more of it


-inkat

papat + -inkat → papinkat


-cí

hrát + -cí → hrací

mýt + -cí → mycí

from verbs forms adjectives indicating relation to the verb referent


-ejší

-ejší (masculine nominative singular)
-ejší (feminine nominative singular)
-ejší (neuter nominative singular)
-ejšího (genitive masculine singular)
-ejší (feminine genitive singular)
-ejšího (genitive neuter singular)
-ejšímu (dative masculine singular)
-ejší (dative feminine singular)
-ejšímu (dative neuter singular)
-ejšího (accusative animate masculine singular)
-ejší (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
-ejší (accusative feminine singular)
-ejší (accusative neuter singular)
-ejším (locative masculine singular)
-ejší (feminine locative singular)
-ejším (locative neuter singular)
-ejším (instrumental masculine singular)
-ejší (feminine instrumental singular)
-ejším (instrumental neuter singular)
-ejší (animate masculine nominative plural)
-ejší (feminine nominative plural)
-ejší (inanimate masculine nominative plural)
-ejší (neuter nominative plural)
-ejších (genitive plural)
-ejším (dative plural)
-ejší (accusative feminine masculine plural)
-ejší (accusative neuter plural)
-ejších (locative plural)
-ejšími (instrumental plural)

moudrý + -ejší → moudřejší

from adjectives forms comparative adjectives

včera + -ejší → včerejší

from adverbs forms of-or-relating adjectives


-ánský

-ánský (masculine nominative singular)
-ánská (feminine nominative singular)
-ánské (neuter nominative singular)
-ánského (genitive masculine singular)
-ánské (feminine genitive singular)
-ánského (genitive neuter singular)
-ánskému (dative masculine singular)
-ánské (dative feminine singular)
-ánskému (dative neuter singular)
-ánského (accusative animate masculine singular)
-ánský (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
-ánskou (accusative feminine singular)
-ánské (accusative neuter singular)
-ánském (locative masculine singular)
-ánské (feminine locative singular)
-ánském (locative neuter singular)
-ánským (instrumental masculine singular)
-ánskou (feminine instrumental singular)
-ánským (instrumental neuter singular)
-ánští (animate masculine nominative plural)
-ánské (feminine nominative plural)
-ánské (inanimate masculine nominative plural)
-ánská (neuter nominative plural)
-ánských (genitive plural)
-ánským (dative plural)
-ánské (accusative feminine masculine plural)
-ánská (accusative neuter plural)
-ánských (locative plural)
-ánskými (instrumental plural)

veliký + -ánský → velikánský

from adjectives forms augmentative adjectives


-inký

malý + -inký → malinký


-ět

krásný + -ět → krásnět


-ařka

maso + -ařka → masařka


-eň

učit + -eň → učeň


-ovna

-ovna (nominative singular)
-ovny (nominative plural)
-ovny (genitive singular)
-oven (genitive plural)
-ovně (dative singular)
-ovnám (dative plural)
-ovnu (accusative singular)
-ovny (accusative plural)
-ovno (singular vocative)
-ovny (plural vocative)
-ovně (locative singular)
-ovnách (locative plural)
-ovnou (instrumental singular)
-ovnami (instrumental plural)

král + -ovna → královna

from nouns forms nouns referring to persons and places


-livý

-livý (masculine nominative singular)
-livá (feminine nominative singular)
-livé (neuter nominative singular)
-livého (genitive masculine singular)
-livé (feminine genitive singular)
-livého (genitive neuter singular)
-livému (dative masculine singular)
-livé (dative feminine singular)
-livému (dative neuter singular)
-livého (accusative animate masculine singular)
-livý (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
-livou (accusative feminine singular)
-livé (accusative neuter singular)
-livém (locative masculine singular)
-livé (feminine locative singular)
-livém (locative neuter singular)
-livým (instrumental masculine singular)
-livou (feminine instrumental singular)
-livým (instrumental neuter singular)
-liví (animate masculine nominative plural)
-livé (feminine nominative plural)
-livé (inanimate masculine nominative plural)
-livá (neuter nominative plural)
-livých (genitive plural)
-livým (dative plural)
-livé (accusative feminine masculine plural)
-livá (accusative neuter plural)
-livých (locative plural)
-livými (instrumental plural)

uvážit + -livý → uvážlivý


-vka

ukolébat + -vka → ukolébavka


-mat

-mat (nominative singular)
-maty (nominative plural)
-matu (genitive singular)
-matů (genitive plural)
-matu (dative singular)
-matům (dative plural)
-mat (accusative singular)
-maty (accusative plural)
-mate (singular vocative)
-maty (plural vocative)
-matu (locative singular)
-matech (locative plural)
-matem (instrumental singular)
-maty (instrumental plural)

banka + -o- + -mat → bankomat

mléko + -o- + -mat → mlékomat

Denotes a machine related to a specific noun


-atý

-atý (masculine nominative singular)
-atá (feminine nominative singular)
-até (neuter nominative singular)
-atého (genitive masculine singular)
-até (feminine genitive singular)
-atého (genitive neuter singular)
-atému (dative masculine singular)
-até (dative feminine singular)
-atému (dative neuter singular)
-atého (accusative animate masculine singular)
-atý (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
-atou (accusative feminine singular)
-até (accusative neuter singular)
-atém (locative masculine singular)
-até (feminine locative singular)
-atém (locative neuter singular)
-atým (instrumental masculine singular)
-atou (feminine instrumental singular)
-atým (instrumental neuter singular)
-atí (animate masculine nominative plural)
-até (feminine nominative plural)
-até (inanimate masculine nominative plural)
-atá (neuter nominative plural)
-atých (genitive plural)
-atým (dative plural)
-até (accusative feminine masculine plural)
-atá (accusative neuter plural)
-atých (locative plural)
-atými (instrumental plural)

vous + -atý → vousatý

koule + -atý → kulatý

from nouns forms adjective meaning of or relating to


-měr

-měr (nominative singular)
-měry (nominative plural)
-měru (genitive singular)
-měrů (genitive plural)
-měru (dative singular)
-měrům (dative plural)
-měr (accusative singular)
-měry (accusative plural)
-měre (singular vocative)
-měry (plural vocative)
-měru (locative singular)
-měrech (locative plural)
-měrem (instrumental singular)
-měry (instrumental plural)

elektro- + -měr → elektroměr

palivo + -měr → palivoměr

rychlý + -o- + -měr → rychloměr


-vod

-vod m inan or m anim (noun-forming suffix)

-vod (nominative singular)
-vody (nominative plural)
-vodu (genitive singular)
-vodů (genitive plural)
-vodu (dative singular)
-vodům (dative plural)
-vod (accusative singular)
-vody (accusative plural)
-vode (singular vocative)
-vody (plural vocative)
-vodu (locative singular)
-vodech (locative plural)
-vodem (instrumental singular)
-vody (instrumental plural)
-vod (nominative singular)
-vodi (nominative plural)
-voda (genitive singular)
-vodů (genitive plural)
-vodovi (dative singular)
-vodu (dative singular)
-vodům (dative plural)
-voda (accusative singular)
-vody (accusative plural)
-vode (singular vocative)
-vodi (plural vocative)
-vodovi (locative singular)
-vodu (locative singular)
-vodech (locative plural)
-vodem (instrumental singular)
-vody (instrumental plural)

plyno- + -vod → plynovod

vodo- + -vod → vodovod

Denotes a distribution system related to a specific noun

loď + -vod → lodivod

pes + -o- + -vod → psovod

Denotes a person who leads or directs something


-ečník

-ečník m anim or m inan (noun-forming suffix)

-ečník (nominative singular)
-ečníky (nominative plural)
-ečníku (genitive singular)
-ečníků (genitive plural)
-ečníku (dative singular)
-ečníkům (dative plural)
-ečník (accusative singular)
-ečníky (accusative plural)
-ečníku (singular vocative)
-ečníky (plural vocative)
-ečníku (locative singular)
-ečnících (locative plural)
-ečníkem (instrumental singular)
-ečníky (instrumental plural)
-ečník (nominative singular)
-ečníci (nominative plural)
-ečníka (genitive singular)
-ečníků (genitive plural)
-ečníkovi (dative singular)
-ečníku (dative singular)
-ečníkům (dative plural)
-ečníka (accusative singular)
-ečníky (accusative plural)
-ečníku (singular vocative)
-ečníci (plural vocative)
-ečníkovi (locative singular)
-ečníku (locative singular)
-ečnících (locative plural)
-ečníkem (instrumental singular)
-ečníky (instrumental plural)

troska + -ečník → trosečník

zpátečka + -ečník → zpátečník


-téka

-téka (nominative singular)
-téky (nominative plural)
-téky (genitive singular)
-ték (genitive plural)
-téce (dative singular)
-tékám (dative plural)
-téku (accusative singular)
-téky (accusative plural)
-téko (singular vocative)
-téky (plural vocative)
-téce (locative singular)
-tékách (locative plural)
-tékou (instrumental singular)
-tékami (instrumental plural)

Ultimately from Ancient Greek -θήκη (-thḗkē).

disk + -o- + -téka → diskotéka (“disco; record library”)

film + -o- + -téka → filmotéka (“film library, film archive”)

video + -téka → videotéka (“video collection; video rental shop”)

víno (“wine”) + -téka → vinotéka (“wine collection; wine shop”)

a collection of the objects specified in the first compound element


-ovina

bílek (“egg white, albumen”) + -ovina → bílkovina (“protein”)

líh (“ethanol, spirit”) + -ovina → lihovina (“liquor”)

mlha (“fog, mist”) + -ovina → mlhovina (“nebula”)

moč (“urine”) + -ovina → močovina (“urea”)

vrch (“hill”) + -ovina → vrchovina (“highland”)

zvon (“bell”) + -ovina → zvonovina (“bell metal”)

tisknout (“to print”) + -ovina → tiskovina (“printed material”)

půl (“half”, numeral) + -ovina → polovina (“half”, noun)


-oň

-oň (nominative singular)
-oně (nominative plural)
-oně (genitive singular)
-oní (genitive plural)
-oni (dative singular)
-oním (dative plural)
-oň (accusative singular)
-oně (accusative plural)
-oni (singular vocative)
-oně (plural vocative)
-oni (locative singular)
-oních (locative plural)
-oní (instrumental singular)
-oněmi (instrumental plural)

broskev f (“peach”) + -oň → broskvoň f (“peach tree”)

jablko n (“apple”) + -oň → jabloň f (“apple tree”)

kdoule f (“quince”) + -oň → kdouloň f (“quince tree”)

mandle f (“almond”) + -oň → mandloň f (“almond tree”)

slíva f (“plum”) + -oň → slivoň f (“plum tree”)

appended to nouns denoting fruits, forms feminine nouns denoting trees which bear those fruits


-oň

-oň m anim or m inan (noun-forming suffix)

-oň (nominative singular)
-oni (nominative plural)
-oňové (nominative plural)
-oně (genitive singular)
-oňů (genitive plural)
-oňovi (dative singular)
-oni (dative singular)
-oňům (dative plural)
-oně (accusative singular)
-oně (accusative plural)
-oni (singular vocative)
-oni (plural vocative)
-oňové (plural vocative)
-oňovi (locative singular)
-oni (locative singular)
-oních (locative plural)
-oněm (instrumental singular)
-oni (instrumental plural)
-oň (nominative singular)
-oně (nominative plural)
-oně (genitive singular)
-oňů (genitive plural)
-oni (dative singular)
-oňům (dative plural)
-oň (accusative singular)
-oně (accusative plural)
-oni (singular vocative)
-oně (plural vocative)
-oni (locative singular)
-oních (locative plural)
-oněm (instrumental singular)
-oni (instrumental plural)

les m inan (“forest”, noun) + -oň → lesoň m anim (“bushbuck”)

outlý (“slender”, adjective) + -oň → outloň m anim (“slow loris”)

pižmo n (“musk”, noun) + -oň → pižmoň m anim (“musk ox”)

(zoology) forms masculine animate nouns denoting animals

vítr m inan (“wind”, noun) + -oň → větroň m inan (“glider”)


-oň

-oň (nominative singular)
-oni (nominative plural)
-oňové (nominative plural)
-oně (genitive singular)
-oňů (genitive plural)
-oňovi (dative singular)
-oni (dative singular)
-oňům (dative plural)
-oně (accusative singular)
-oně (accusative plural)
-oni (singular vocative)
-oni (plural vocative)
-oňové (plural vocative)
-oňovi (locative singular)
-oni (locative singular)
-oních (locative plural)
-oněm (instrumental singular)
-oni (instrumental plural)

blb m anim (“wally”, noun) + -oň → blboň m anim (“nitwit”)

drsný (“rough”, adjective) + -oň → drsoň m anim (“badass”)

mimo (“outside of”, preposition) + -oň → mimoň m anim (“outsider”)

mls m inan (“sweetmeat”, noun) + -oň → mlsoň m anim (“glutton”)

tupý (“stupid”, adjective) + -oň → tupoň m anim (“dullard”)

(chiefly colloquial or dialectal) forms masculine animate nouns expressive of emotion and often of derogation


-istika

-istika f (noun-forming suffix, related adjective -istický)

-istický (adjective)
-istika (nominative singular)
-istiky (nominative plural)
-istiky (genitive singular)
-istik (genitive plural)
-istice (dative singular)
-istikám (dative plural)
-istiku (accusative singular)
-istiky (accusative plural)
-istiko (singular vocative)
-istiky (plural vocative)
-istice (locative singular)
-istikách (locative plural)
-istikou (instrumental singular)
-istikami (instrumental plural)

forms nouns referring to fields of knowledge or practice; -istics


-áček

-áček m anim or m inan (noun-forming suffix)

-áček (nominative singular)
-áčky (nominative plural)
-áčku (genitive singular)
-áčků (genitive plural)
-áčku (dative singular)
-áčkům (dative plural)
-áček (accusative singular)
-áčky (accusative plural)
-áčku (singular vocative)
-áčky (plural vocative)
-áčku (locative singular)
-áčcích (locative plural)
-áčkách (locative plural)
-áčkem (instrumental singular)
-áčky (instrumental plural)
-áček (nominative singular)
-áčci (nominative plural)
-áčka (genitive singular)
-áčků (genitive plural)
-áčkovi (dative singular)
-áčku (dative singular)
-áčkům (dative plural)
-áčka (accusative singular)
-áčky (accusative plural)
-áčku (singular vocative)
-áčci (plural vocative)
-áčkovi (locative singular)
-áčku (locative singular)
-áčcích (locative plural)
-áčkem (instrumental singular)
-áčky (instrumental plural)

milý + -áček → miláček

jediný + -áček → jedináček


-chtivý

cs-adj

-chtivý (adjective-forming suffix, adverb -chtivě)

-chtivě (adverb)
-chtivý (masculine nominative singular)
-chtivá (feminine nominative singular)
-chtivé (neuter nominative singular)
-chtivého (genitive masculine singular)
-chtivé (feminine genitive singular)
-chtivého (genitive neuter singular)
-chtivému (dative masculine singular)
-chtivé (dative feminine singular)
-chtivému (dative neuter singular)
-chtivého (accusative animate masculine singular)
-chtivý (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
-chtivou (accusative feminine singular)
-chtivé (accusative neuter singular)
-chtivém (locative masculine singular)
-chtivé (feminine locative singular)
-chtivém (locative neuter singular)
-chtivým (instrumental masculine singular)
-chtivou (feminine instrumental singular)
-chtivým (instrumental neuter singular)
-chtiví (animate masculine nominative plural)
-chtivé (feminine nominative plural)
-chtivé (inanimate masculine nominative plural)
-chtivá (neuter nominative plural)
-chtivých (genitive plural)
-chtivým (dative plural)
-chtivé (accusative feminine masculine plural)
-chtivá (accusative neuter plural)
-chtivých (locative plural)
-chtivými (instrumental plural)

moci (“powers”) + -chtivý → mocichtivý (“power-hungry”)

pomsty (“revenges”) + -chtivý → pomstychtivý (“vindictive”)

senzace (“sensations”) + -chtivý → senzacechtivý (“sensationalist”)

zisku (“gains, profits”) + -chtivý → ziskuchtivý (“acquisitive, greedy”)

adjective-forming suffix used to denote a desire for something, with the initial part presented in genitive singular form