slovce

slovce (nominative singular)
slovci (dual nominative)
slovcě (nominative plural)
slovcě (genitive singular)
slovcú (dual genitive)
slovcí (genitive plural)
slovcu (dative singular)
slovcoma (dative dual)
slovcóm (dative plural)
slovce (accusative singular)
slovci (accusative dual)
slovcě (accusative plural)
slovce (singular vocative)
slovci (dual vocative)
slovcě (plural vocative)
slovci (locative singular)
slovcu (locative singular)
slovcú (dual locative)
slovcích (locative plural)
slovcem (instrumental singular)
slovcoma (dual instrumental)
slovci (instrumental plural)
slóvce (alternative)

Czech: slovce


okénce

okénce (nominative singular)
okénci (dual nominative)
okéncě (nominative plural)
okéncě (genitive singular)
okéncú (dual genitive)
okéncí (genitive plural)
okéncu (dative singular)
okéncoma (dative dual)
okéncóm (dative plural)
okénce (accusative singular)
okénci (accusative dual)
okéncě (accusative plural)
okénce (singular vocative)
okénci (dual vocative)
okéncě (plural vocative)
okénci (locative singular)
okéncu (locative singular)
okéncú (dual locative)
okéncích (locative plural)
okéncem (instrumental singular)
okéncoma (dual instrumental)
okénci (instrumental plural)
okence (alternative)

Czech: okénce


dvercě

dvercě (nominative plural)
dveřec (genitive plural)
dverciem (dative plural)
dvercě (accusative plural)
dvercě (plural vocative)
dverciech (locative plural)
dvercěmi (instrumental plural)
dvércě (alternative)
dveřcě (alternative)
dvéřcě (alternative)

Czech: dverce, dvérce

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *dvъrъca. By surface analysis, dřvi + -ce.


dvérky

dvérky (nominative plural)
dvéřek (genitive plural)
dvérkám (dative plural)
dvérky (accusative plural)
dvérky (plural vocative)
dvérkách (locative plural)
dvérkami (instrumental plural)
dvéřky (alternative)

Czech: dvířka

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *dvъrъky. By surface analysis, dřvi + -ky.


zbrojě

zbrojě (nominative singular)
zbroji (dual nominative)
zbrojě (nominative plural)
zbrojě (genitive singular)
zbrojú (dual genitive)
zbrojí (genitive plural)
zbroj (genitive plural)
zbroji (dative singular)
zbrojěma (dative dual)
zbrojiem (dative plural)
zbroju (accusative singular)
zbroji (accusative dual)
zbrojě (accusative plural)
zbroje (singular vocative)
zbroji (dual vocative)
zbrojě (plural vocative)
zbroji (locative singular)
zbrojú (dual locative)
zbrojiech (locative plural)
zbrojú (instrumental singular)
zbrojěma (dual instrumental)
zbrojěmi (instrumental plural)
sbrojě (alternative)

Czech: zbroj


zořě

zořě (nominative singular)
zoři (dual nominative)
zořě (nominative plural)
zořě (genitive singular)
zořú (dual genitive)
zoří (genitive plural)
zoř (genitive plural)
zoři (dative singular)
zořěma (dative dual)
zořiem (dative plural)
zořu (accusative singular)
zoři (accusative dual)
zořě (accusative plural)
zoře (singular vocative)
zoři (dual vocative)
zořě (plural vocative)
zoři (locative singular)
zořú (dual locative)
zořiech (locative plural)
zořú (instrumental singular)
zořěma (dual instrumental)
zořěmi (instrumental plural)
zóřě (alternative)
zora (alternative)

Czech: zora

Již by čas protivu zoři,
 když bývá křik ptačí zboři,
 kdažto sě noc se dnem dělí,
 a když slunce na svět spělí.
 Alexander vzveda zraky,
 vezřě na zořě oblaky;
 uzřěv den, jako sě leče,
 vstana, rúče sě obleče.

15th century, Alexandreida, zlomek svatovítský:


zóřě

zóřě (nominative singular)
zóři (dual nominative)
zóřě (nominative plural)
zóřě (genitive singular)
zóřú (dual genitive)
zóří (genitive plural)
zóř (genitive plural)
zóři (dative singular)
zóřěma (dative dual)
zóřiem (dative plural)
zóřu (accusative singular)
zóři (accusative dual)
zóřě (accusative plural)
zóře (singular vocative)
zóři (dual vocative)
zóřě (plural vocative)
zóři (locative singular)
zóřú (dual locative)
zóřiech (locative plural)
zóřú (instrumental singular)
zóřěma (dual instrumental)
zóřěmi (instrumental plural)


jilec

jilec (nominative singular)
jilcě (dual nominative)
jilci (nominative plural)
jilcové (nominative plural)
jilcě (genitive singular)
jilcú (dual genitive)
jilcóv (genitive plural)
jilcu (dative singular)
jilcoma (dative dual)
jilcóm (dative plural)
jilec (accusative singular)
jilcě (accusative dual)
jilcě (accusative plural)
jilcu (singular vocative)
jilcě (dual vocative)
jilci (plural vocative)
jilcové (plural vocative)
jilci (locative singular)
jilcu (locative singular)
jilcú (dual locative)
jilcích (locative plural)
jilcem (instrumental singular)
jilcoma (dual instrumental)
jilci (instrumental plural)
jelec (alternative)

Czech: jílec, jilec

Borrowed from Middle High German gehilze.


útěžek

útěžek (nominative singular)
útěžky (dual nominative)
útěžci (nominative plural)
útěžkové (nominative plural)
útěžka (genitive singular)
útěžku (genitive singular)
útěžkú (dual genitive)
útěžkóv (genitive plural)
útěžku (dative singular)
útěžkoma (dative dual)
útěžkóm (dative plural)
útěžek (accusative singular)
útěžky (accusative dual)
útěžky (accusative plural)
útěžče (singular vocative)
útěžky (dual vocative)
útěžci (plural vocative)
útěžkové (plural vocative)
útěžcě (locative singular)
útěžku (locative singular)
útěžkú (dual locative)
útěžciech (locative plural)
útěžkem (instrumental singular)
útěžkoma (dual instrumental)
útěžky (instrumental plural)

Czech: útěžek

/ˈuːci̯ɛʒɛk/


břúško

břúško (nominative singular)
břúšcě (dual nominative)
břúška (nominative plural)
břúška (genitive singular)
břúškú (dual genitive)
břúšek (genitive plural)
břúšku (dative singular)
břúškoma (dative dual)
břúškóm (dative plural)
břúško (accusative singular)
břúšcě (accusative dual)
břúška (accusative plural)
břúško (singular vocative)
břúšcě (dual vocative)
břúška (plural vocative)
břúšcě (locative singular)
břúšku (locative singular)
břúškú (dual locative)
břúšciech (locative plural)
břúškem (instrumental singular)
břúškoma (dual instrumental)
břúšky (instrumental plural)


břucho

břucho (nominative singular)
břušě (dual nominative)
břucha (nominative plural)
břucha (genitive singular)
břuchú (dual genitive)
břuch (genitive plural)
břuchu (dative singular)
břuchoma (dative dual)
břuchóm (dative plural)
břucho (accusative singular)
břušě (accusative dual)
břucha (accusative plural)
břucho (singular vocative)
břušě (dual vocative)
břucha (plural vocative)
břušě (locative singular)
břuchu (locative singular)
břuchú (dual locative)
břušiech (locative plural)
břuchem (instrumental singular)
břuchoma (dual instrumental)
břuchy (instrumental plural)


krópě

krópě (nominative singular)
krópi (dual nominative)
krópě (nominative plural)
krópě (genitive singular)
króṕú (dual genitive)
krópí (genitive plural)
króp (genitive plural)
krópi (dative singular)
krópěma (dative dual)
krópiem (dative plural)
króṕu (accusative singular)
krópi (accusative dual)
krópě (accusative plural)
króṕe (singular vocative)
krópi (dual vocative)
krópě (plural vocative)
krópi (locative singular)
króṕú (dual locative)
krópiech (locative plural)
króṕú (instrumental singular)
krópěma (dual instrumental)
krópěmi (instrumental plural)


ledvie

ledvie (nominative singular)
ledví (dual nominative)
ledvie (nominative plural)
ledvie (genitive singular)
ledv́ú (dual genitive)
ledví (genitive plural)
ledví (dative singular)
ledviema (dative dual)
ledviem (dative plural)
ledv́ú (accusative singular)
ledví (accusative dual)
ledvie (accusative plural)
ledvie (singular vocative)
ledví (dual vocative)
ledvie (plural vocative)
ledví (locative singular)
ledv́ú (dual locative)
ledviech (locative plural)
ledv́ú (instrumental singular)
ledviema (dual instrumental)
ledviemi (instrumental plural)

Czech: ledví