róžďka

róžďka (nominative singular)
róžďcě (dual nominative)
róžďky (nominative plural)
róžďky (genitive singular)
róžďkú (dual genitive)
róžděk (genitive plural)
róžďcě (dative singular)
róžďkama (dative dual)
róžďkám (dative plural)
róžďku (accusative singular)
róžďcě (accusative dual)
róžďky (accusative plural)
róžďko (singular vocative)
róžďcě (dual vocative)
róžďky (plural vocative)
róžďcě (locative singular)
róžďkú (dual locative)
róžďkách (locative plural)
róžďkú (instrumental singular)
róžďkama (dual instrumental)
róžďkami (instrumental plural)


murnús

murnús (nominative singular)
murnúsy (dual nominative)
murnúsi (nominative plural)
murnúsové (nominative plural)
murnúsa (genitive singular)
murnúsu (genitive singular)
murnúsú (dual genitive)
murnúsóv (genitive plural)
murnúsu (dative singular)
murnúsoma (dative dual)
murnúsóm (dative plural)
murnús (accusative singular)
murnúsy (accusative dual)
murnúsy (accusative plural)
murnúse (singular vocative)
murnúsy (dual vocative)
murnúsi (plural vocative)
murnúsové (plural vocative)
murnúsě (locative singular)
murnúsu (locative singular)
murnúsú (dual locative)
murnúsiech (locative plural)
murnúsem (instrumental singular)
murnúsoma (dual instrumental)
murnúsy (instrumental plural)


hýžě

hýžě (nominative singular)
hýži (dual nominative)
hýžě (nominative plural)
hýžě (genitive singular)
hýžú (dual genitive)
hýží (genitive plural)
hýž (genitive plural)
hýži (dative singular)
hýžěma (dative dual)
hýžiem (dative plural)
hýžu (accusative singular)
hýži (accusative dual)
hýžě (accusative plural)
hýže (singular vocative)
hýži (dual vocative)
hýžě (plural vocative)
hýži (locative singular)
hýžú (dual locative)
hýžiech (locative plural)
hýžú (instrumental singular)
hýžěma (dual instrumental)
hýžěmi (instrumental plural)
hýždě (alternative)

Czech: hýždě


tlumok

tlumok (nominative singular)
tlumoky (dual nominative)
tlumoci (nominative plural)
tlumokové (nominative plural)
tlumoka (genitive singular)
tlumoku (genitive singular)
tlumokú (dual genitive)
tlumokóv (genitive plural)
tlumoku (dative singular)
tlumokoma (dative dual)
tlumokóm (dative plural)
tlumok (accusative singular)
tlumoky (accusative dual)
tlumoky (accusative plural)
tlumoče (singular vocative)
tlumoky (dual vocative)
tlumoci (plural vocative)
tlumokové (plural vocative)
tlumocě (locative singular)
tlumoku (locative singular)
tlumokú (dual locative)
tlumociech (locative plural)
tlumokem (instrumental singular)
tlumokoma (dual instrumental)
tlumoky (instrumental plural)

Czech: tlumok

Uncertain. Possibly borrowed from Old Polish. Compare Polish tłumok.

bundle (package wrapped or tied up for carrying)


kušě

kušě (nominative singular)
kuši (dual nominative)
kušě (nominative plural)
kušě (genitive singular)
kušú (dual genitive)
kuší (genitive plural)
kuš (genitive plural)
kuši (dative singular)
kušěma (dative dual)
kušiem (dative plural)
kušu (accusative singular)
kuši (accusative dual)
kušě (accusative plural)
kuše (singular vocative)
kuši (dual vocative)
kušě (plural vocative)
kuši (locative singular)
kušú (dual locative)
kušiech (locative plural)
kušú (instrumental singular)
kušěma (dual instrumental)
kušěmi (instrumental plural)

Czech: kuše

(prosody, phonology, hapax) syncope (absence of a sound)


jepicě

jepicě (nominative singular)
jepici (dual nominative)
jepicě (nominative plural)
jepicě (genitive singular)
jepicú (dual genitive)
jepicí (genitive plural)
jepic (genitive plural)
jepici (dative singular)
jepicěma (dative dual)
jepiciem (dative plural)
jepicu (accusative singular)
jepici (accusative dual)
jepicě (accusative plural)
jepice (singular vocative)
jepici (dual vocative)
jepicě (plural vocative)
jepici (locative singular)
jepicú (dual locative)
jepiciech (locative plural)
jepicú (instrumental singular)
jepicěma (dual instrumental)
jepicěmi (instrumental plural)

Czech: jepice

Coined by Klaret. First attested in the 14th century.


zlatohlav

zlatohlav (nominative singular)
zlatohlavy (dual nominative)
zlatohlavi (nominative plural)
zlatohlavové (nominative plural)
zlatohlava (genitive singular)
zlatohlavu (genitive singular)
zlatohlavú (dual genitive)
zlatohlavóv (genitive plural)
zlatohlavu (dative singular)
zlatohlavoma (dative dual)
zlatohlavóm (dative plural)
zlatohlav (accusative singular)
zlatohlavy (accusative dual)
zlatohlavy (accusative plural)
zlatohlave (singular vocative)
zlatohlavy (dual vocative)
zlatohlavi (plural vocative)
zlatohlavové (plural vocative)
zlatohlavě (locative singular)
zlatohlavu (locative singular)
zlatohlavú (dual locative)
zlatohlaviech (locative plural)
zlatohlavem (instrumental singular)
zlatohlavoma (dual instrumental)
zlatohlavy (instrumental plural)

cloth interwoven with gold in the manner of brocade


trýzn

trýzn (nominative singular)
trýzni (dual nominative)
trýzni (nominative plural)
trýzni (genitive singular)
trýzňú (dual genitive)
trýzní (genitive plural)
trýzni (dative singular)
trýznma (dative dual)
trýznem (dative plural)
trýzn (accusative singular)
trýzni (accusative dual)
trýzni (accusative plural)
trýzni (singular vocative)
trýzni (dual vocative)
trýzni (plural vocative)
trýzni (locative singular)
trýzňú (dual locative)
trýznech (locative plural)
trýzňú (instrumental singular)
trýznma (dual instrumental)
trýznmi (instrumental plural)
trýzen (alternative)
trýzeň (alternative)

Czech: trýzeň


bydlišče

bydlišče (nominative singular)
bydlišči (dual nominative)
bydliščě (nominative plural)
bydliščě (genitive singular)
bydliščú (dual genitive)
bydliščí (genitive plural)
bydlišču (dative singular)
bydliščoma (dative dual)
bydliščóm (dative plural)
bydlišče (accusative singular)
bydlišči (accusative dual)
bydliščě (accusative plural)
bydlišče (singular vocative)
bydlišči (dual vocative)
bydliščě (plural vocative)
bydlišči (locative singular)
bydlišču (locative singular)
bydliščú (dual locative)
bydliščích (locative plural)
bydliščem (instrumental singular)
bydliščoma (dual instrumental)
bydlišči (instrumental plural)

Czech: bydliště


přijmenovánie

přijmenovánie (nominative singular)
přijmenování (dual nominative)
přijmenovánie (nominative plural)
přijmenovánie (genitive singular)
přijmenováňú (dual genitive)
přijmenování (genitive plural)
přijmenováňú (dative singular)
přijmenováníma (dative dual)
přijmenováním (dative plural)
přijmenovánie (accusative singular)
přijmenování (accusative dual)
přijmenovánie (accusative plural)
přijmenovánie (singular vocative)
přijmenování (dual vocative)
přijmenovánie (plural vocative)
přijmenování (locative singular)
přijmenováňú (locative singular)
přijmenováňú (dual locative)
přijmenováních (locative plural)
přijmenováním (instrumental singular)
přijmenováníma (dual instrumental)
přijmenováními (instrumental plural)


chvor

chvor (nominative singular)
chvory (dual nominative)
chvoři (nominative plural)
chvorové (nominative plural)
chvora (genitive singular)
chvoru (genitive singular)
chvorú (dual genitive)
chvoróv (genitive plural)
chvoru (dative singular)
chvoroma (dative dual)
chvoróm (dative plural)
chvor (accusative singular)
chvory (accusative dual)
chvory (accusative plural)
chvoře (singular vocative)
chvory (dual vocative)
chvoři (plural vocative)
chvorové (plural vocative)
chvořě (locative singular)
chvoru (locative singular)
chvorú (dual locative)
chvořiech (locative plural)
chvorem (instrumental singular)
chvoroma (dual instrumental)
chvory (instrumental plural)

Possible cognate with Russian вор (vor) with anlaut ch-.


jhřec

jhřec (nominative singular)
jhercě (dual nominative)
jherci (nominative plural)
jhercové (nominative plural)
jhercě (genitive singular)
jhercú (dual genitive)
jhercóv (genitive plural)
jhercu (dative singular)
jhercovi (dative singular)
jhercoma (dative dual)
jhercóm (dative plural)
jhercě (accusative singular)
jhercě (accusative dual)
jhercě (accusative plural)
jherče (singular vocative)
jhercě (dual vocative)
jherci (plural vocative)
jhercové (plural vocative)
jhercu (locative singular)
jhercovi (locative singular)
jhercú (dual locative)
jhercích (locative plural)
jhercem (instrumental singular)
jhercoma (dual instrumental)
jherci (instrumental plural)
hřec (alternative)
heřec (alternative)

Czech: herec

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *jьgrьcь. By surface analysis, jhráti + -ec.


vlchvec

vlchvec (nominative singular)
vlchvcě (dual nominative)
vlchvci (nominative plural)
vlchvcové (nominative plural)
vlchvcě (genitive singular)
vlchvcú (dual genitive)
vlchvcóv (genitive plural)
vlchvcu (dative singular)
vlchvcovi (dative singular)
vlchvcoma (dative dual)
vlchvcóm (dative plural)
vlchvcě (accusative singular)
vlchvcě (accusative dual)
vlchvcě (accusative plural)
vlchvče (singular vocative)
vlchvcě (dual vocative)
vlchvci (plural vocative)
vlchvcové (plural vocative)
vlchvcu (locative singular)
vlchvcovi (locative singular)
vlchvcú (dual locative)
vlchvcích (locative plural)
vlchvcem (instrumental singular)
vlchvcoma (dual instrumental)
vlchvci (instrumental plural)

/ˈʋɫ̩xʋɛt͡s/

Cognate with Old Church Slavonic вълхвъ (vŭlxvŭ).

Slavic pagan priest or seer, volkhv, wizzard


škrovada

škrovada (nominative singular)
škrovadě (dual nominative)
škrovady (nominative plural)
škrovady (genitive singular)
škrovadú (dual genitive)
škrovad (genitive plural)
škrovadě (dative singular)
škrovadama (dative dual)
škrovadám (dative plural)
škrovadu (accusative singular)
škrovadě (accusative dual)
škrovady (accusative plural)
škrovado (singular vocative)
škrovadě (dual vocative)
škrovady (plural vocative)
škrovadě (locative singular)
škrovadú (dual locative)
škrovadách (locative plural)
škrovadú (instrumental singular)
škrovadama (dual instrumental)
škrovadami (instrumental plural)
škravada (alternative)


holodmudec

holodmudec (nominative singular)
holodmudcě (dual nominative)
holodmudci (nominative plural)
holodmudcové (nominative plural)
holodmudcě (genitive singular)
holodmudcú (dual genitive)
holodmudcóv (genitive plural)
holodmudcu (dative singular)
holodmudcovi (dative singular)
holodmudcoma (dative dual)
holodmudcóm (dative plural)
holodmudcě (accusative singular)
holodmudcě (accusative dual)
holodmudcě (accusative plural)
holodmudče (singular vocative)
holodmudcě (dual vocative)
holodmudci (plural vocative)
holodmudcové (plural vocative)
holodmudcu (locative singular)
holodmudcovi (locative singular)
holodmudcú (dual locative)
holodmudcích (locative plural)
holodmudcem (instrumental singular)
holodmudcoma (dual instrumental)
holodmudci (instrumental plural)

From holý + -o- + múdec. Cognate with Old Polish gołomąd /gołomędka.


múd

múd (nominative singular)
múdy (dual nominative)
múdi (nominative plural)
múdové (nominative plural)
múda (genitive singular)
múdu (genitive singular)
múdú (dual genitive)
múdóv (genitive plural)
múdu (dative singular)
múdoma (dative dual)
múdóm (dative plural)
múd (accusative singular)
múdy (accusative dual)
múdy (accusative plural)
múde (singular vocative)
múdy (dual vocative)
múdi (plural vocative)
múdové (plural vocative)
múdě (locative singular)
múdu (locative singular)
múdú (dual locative)
múdiech (locative plural)
múdem (instrumental singular)
múdoma (dual instrumental)
múdy (instrumental plural)

Czech: moud


kúzedlník

zlw-ocs-noun

kúzedlník m pers (female equivalent kúzedlnicě)

kúzedlnicě (feminine)
kúzedlník (nominative singular)
kúzedlníky (dual nominative)
kúzedlníci (nominative plural)
kúzedlníkové (nominative plural)
kúzedlníka (genitive singular)
kúzedlníkú (dual genitive)
kúzedlníkóv (genitive plural)
kúzedlníku (dative singular)
kúzedlníkovi (dative singular)
kúzedlníkoma (dative dual)
kúzedlníkóm (dative plural)
kúzedlníka (accusative singular)
kúzedlníky (accusative dual)
kúzedlníky (accusative plural)
kúzedlníče (singular vocative)
kúzedlníky (dual vocative)
kúzedlníci (plural vocative)
kúzedlníkové (plural vocative)
kúzedlníku (locative singular)
kúzedlníkovi (locative singular)
kúzedlníkú (dual locative)
kúzedlníciech (locative plural)
kúzedlníkem (instrumental singular)
kúzedlníkoma (dual instrumental)
kúzedlníky (instrumental plural)

Czech: kouzelník

Derived from Proto-Balto-Slavic *kjáudas, from Proto-Indo-European *kéwdos. Cognate with Old East Slavic кудесникъ (kudesnikŭ) and Russian куде́сник (kudésnik). By surface analysis, kúzdlo + -ník.


zaklinač

zaklinač (nominative singular)
zaklinačě (dual nominative)
zaklinači (nominative plural)
zaklinačové (nominative plural)
zaklinačě (genitive singular)
zaklinačú (dual genitive)
zaklinačóv (genitive plural)
zaklinaču (dative singular)
zaklinačovi (dative singular)
zaklinačoma (dative dual)
zaklinačóm (dative plural)
zaklinačě (accusative singular)
zaklinačě (accusative dual)
zaklinačě (accusative plural)
zaklinaču (singular vocative)
zaklinačě (dual vocative)
zaklinači (plural vocative)
zaklinačové (plural vocative)
zaklinaču (locative singular)
zaklinačovi (locative singular)
zaklinačú (dual locative)
zaklinačích (locative plural)
zaklinačem (instrumental singular)
zaklinačoma (dual instrumental)
zaklinači (instrumental plural)

From zaklínati + -ač. Cognate with Polish zaklinacz.


návuz

návuz (nominative singular)
návuzy (dual nominative)
návuzi (nominative plural)
návuzové (nominative plural)
návuza (genitive singular)
návuzu (genitive singular)
návuzú (dual genitive)
návuzóv (genitive plural)
návuzu (dative singular)
návuzoma (dative dual)
návuzóm (dative plural)
návuz (accusative singular)
návuzy (accusative dual)
návuzy (accusative plural)
návuze (singular vocative)
návuzy (dual vocative)
návuzi (plural vocative)
návuzové (plural vocative)
návuzě (locative singular)
návuzu (locative singular)
návuzú (dual locative)
návuziech (locative plural)
návuzem (instrumental singular)
návuzoma (dual instrumental)
návuzy (instrumental plural)


újem

újem (nominative singular)
újemy (dual nominative)
újemi (nominative plural)
újemové (nominative plural)
újema (genitive singular)
újemu (genitive singular)
újemú (dual genitive)
újemóv (genitive plural)
újemu (dative singular)
újemoma (dative dual)
újemóm (dative plural)
újem (accusative singular)
újemy (accusative dual)
újemy (accusative plural)
újeme (singular vocative)
újemy (dual vocative)
újemi (plural vocative)
újemové (plural vocative)
újemě (locative singular)
újemu (locative singular)
újemú (dual locative)
újemiech (locative plural)
újemem (instrumental singular)
újemoma (dual instrumental)
újemy (instrumental plural)

Czech: újma


črtakus

črtakus (nominative singular)
črtakusy (dual nominative)
črtakusi (nominative plural)
črtakusové (nominative plural)
črtakusa (genitive singular)
črtakusu (genitive singular)
črtakusú (dual genitive)
črtakusóv (genitive plural)
črtakusu (dative singular)
črtakusoma (dative dual)
črtakusóm (dative plural)
črtakus (accusative singular)
črtakusy (accusative dual)
črtakusy (accusative plural)
črtakuse (singular vocative)
črtakusy (dual vocative)
črtakusi (plural vocative)
črtakusové (plural vocative)
črtakusě (locative singular)
črtakusu (locative singular)
črtakusú (dual locative)
črtakusiech (locative plural)
črtakusem (instrumental singular)
črtakusoma (dual instrumental)
črtakusy (instrumental plural)


sopúch

sopúch (nominative singular)
sopúchy (dual nominative)
sopúši (nominative plural)
sopúchové (nominative plural)
sopúcha (genitive singular)
sopúchu (genitive singular)
sopúchú (dual genitive)
sopúchóv (genitive plural)
sopúchu (dative singular)
sopúchoma (dative dual)
sopúchóm (dative plural)
sopúch (accusative singular)
sopúchy (accusative dual)
sopúchy (accusative plural)
sopúše (singular vocative)
sopúchy (dual vocative)
sopúši (plural vocative)
sopúchové (plural vocative)
sopúšě (locative singular)
sopúchu (locative singular)
sopúchú (dual locative)
sopúšiech (locative plural)
sopúchem (instrumental singular)
sopúchoma (dual instrumental)
sopúchy (instrumental plural)

Czech: sopouch


pazúch

pazúch (nominative singular)
pazúchy (dual nominative)
pazúši (nominative plural)
pazúchové (nominative plural)
pazúcha (genitive singular)
pazúchu (genitive singular)
pazúchú (dual genitive)
pazúchóv (genitive plural)
pazúchu (dative singular)
pazúchoma (dative dual)
pazúchóm (dative plural)
pazúch (accusative singular)
pazúchy (accusative dual)
pazúchy (accusative plural)
pazúše (singular vocative)
pazúchy (dual vocative)
pazúši (plural vocative)
pazúchové (plural vocative)
pazúšě (locative singular)
pazúchu (locative singular)
pazúchú (dual locative)
pazúšiech (locative plural)
pazúchem (instrumental singular)
pazúchoma (dual instrumental)
pazúchy (instrumental plural)


křesač

křesač (nominative singular)
křesačě (dual nominative)
křesači (nominative plural)
křesačové (nominative plural)
křesačě (genitive singular)
křesačú (dual genitive)
křesačóv (genitive plural)
křesaču (dative singular)
křesačoma (dative dual)
křesačóm (dative plural)
křesač (accusative singular)
křesačě (accusative dual)
křesačě (accusative plural)
křesaču (singular vocative)
křesačě (dual vocative)
křesači (plural vocative)
křesačové (plural vocative)
křesači (locative singular)
křesaču (locative singular)
křesačú (dual locative)
křesačích (locative plural)
křesačem (instrumental singular)
křesačoma (dual instrumental)
křesači (instrumental plural)


dláha

dláha (nominative singular)
dlázě (dual nominative)
dláhy (nominative plural)
dláhy (genitive singular)
dláhú (dual genitive)
dláh (genitive plural)
dlázě (dative singular)
dláhama (dative dual)
dláhám (dative plural)
dláhu (accusative singular)
dlázě (accusative dual)
dláhy (accusative plural)
dláho (singular vocative)
dlázě (dual vocative)
dláhy (plural vocative)
dlázě (locative singular)
dláhú (dual locative)
dláhách (locative plural)
dláhú (instrumental singular)
dláhama (dual instrumental)
dláhami (instrumental plural)
dlaha (alternative)

Czech: dlaha


húně

húně (nominative singular)
húni (dual nominative)
húně (nominative plural)
húně (genitive singular)
húňú (dual genitive)
húní (genitive plural)
húň (genitive plural)
húni (dative singular)
húněma (dative dual)
húniem (dative plural)
húňu (accusative singular)
húni (accusative dual)
húně (accusative plural)
húňe (singular vocative)
húni (dual vocative)
húně (plural vocative)
húni (locative singular)
húňú (dual locative)
húniech (locative plural)
húňú (instrumental singular)
húněma (dual instrumental)
húněmi (instrumental plural)

Czech: houně


niestějě

niestějě (nominative singular)
niestěji (dual nominative)
niestějě (nominative plural)
niestějě (genitive singular)
niestějú (dual genitive)
niestějí (genitive plural)
niestěj (genitive plural)
niestěji (dative singular)
niestějěma (dative dual)
niestějiem (dative plural)
niestěju (accusative singular)
niestěji (accusative dual)
niestějě (accusative plural)
niestěje (singular vocative)
niestěji (dual vocative)
niestějě (plural vocative)
niestěji (locative singular)
niestějú (dual locative)
niestějiech (locative plural)
niestějú (instrumental singular)
niestějěma (dual instrumental)
niestějěmi (instrumental plural)
nístěj (alternative)

/ˈɲi̯ɛːsci̯ɛji̯ɛ/


onucě

onucě (nominative singular)
onuci (dual nominative)
onucě (nominative plural)
onucě (genitive singular)
onucú (dual genitive)
onucí (genitive plural)
onuc (genitive plural)
onuci (dative singular)
onucěma (dative dual)
onuciem (dative plural)
onucu (accusative singular)
onuci (accusative dual)
onucě (accusative plural)
onuce (singular vocative)
onuci (dual vocative)
onucě (plural vocative)
onuci (locative singular)
onucú (dual locative)
onuciech (locative plural)
onucú (instrumental singular)
onucěma (dual instrumental)
onucěmi (instrumental plural)

Czech: onuce


ľubček

ľubček (nominative singular)
ľubčky (dual nominative)
ľubčci (nominative plural)
ľubčkové (nominative plural)
ľubčka (genitive singular)
ľubčku (genitive singular)
ľubčkú (dual genitive)
ľubčkóv (genitive plural)
ľubčku (dative singular)
ľubčkoma (dative dual)
ľubčkóm (dative plural)
ľubček (accusative singular)
ľubčky (accusative dual)
ľubčky (accusative plural)
ľubčče (singular vocative)
ľubčky (dual vocative)
ľubčci (plural vocative)
ľubčkové (plural vocative)
ľubčcě (locative singular)
ľubčku (locative singular)
ľubčkú (dual locative)
ľubčciech (locative plural)
ľubčkem (instrumental singular)
ľubčkoma (dual instrumental)
ľubčky (instrumental plural)
ľubšček (alternative)

Czech: libeček

Borrowed from Middle High German lübestecke, ultimately from Latin ligusticum /levisticum.


přiezn

přiezn (nominative singular)
přiezni (dual nominative)
přiezni (nominative plural)
přiezni (genitive singular)
přiezňú (dual genitive)
přiezní (genitive plural)
přiezni (dative singular)
přieznma (dative dual)
přieznem (dative plural)
přiezn (accusative singular)
přiezni (accusative dual)
přiezni (accusative plural)
přiezni (singular vocative)
přiezni (dual vocative)
přiezni (plural vocative)
přiezni (locative singular)
přiezňú (dual locative)
přieznech (locative plural)
přiezňú (instrumental singular)
přieznma (dual instrumental)
přieznmi (instrumental plural)

Czech: přízeň

/ˈpr̝̊i̯ɛːzn̩/


kleščenec

kleščenec (nominative singular)
kleščencě (dual nominative)
kleščenci (nominative plural)
kleščencové (nominative plural)
kleščencě (genitive singular)
kleščencú (dual genitive)
kleščencóv (genitive plural)
kleščencu (dative singular)
kleščencovi (dative singular)
kleščencoma (dative dual)
kleščencóm (dative plural)
kleščencě (accusative singular)
kleščencě (accusative dual)
kleščencě (accusative plural)
kleščenče (singular vocative)
kleščencě (dual vocative)
kleščenci (plural vocative)
kleščencové (plural vocative)
kleščencu (locative singular)
kleščencovi (locative singular)
kleščencú (dual locative)
kleščencích (locative plural)
kleščencem (instrumental singular)
kleščencoma (dual instrumental)
kleščenci (instrumental plural)

Czech: kleštěnec

/ˈklɛʃt͡ʃɛnɛt͡s/

/ˈklɛʃt͡ʃɛnɛt͡s/


žahúrník

žahúrník (nominative singular)
žahúrníky (dual nominative)
žahúrníci (nominative plural)
žahúrníkové (nominative plural)
žahúrníka (genitive singular)
žahúrníku (genitive singular)
žahúrníkú (dual genitive)
žahúrníkóv (genitive plural)
žahúrníku (dative singular)
žahúrníkoma (dative dual)
žahúrníkóm (dative plural)
žahúrník (accusative singular)
žahúrníky (accusative dual)
žahúrníky (accusative plural)
žahúrníče (singular vocative)
žahúrníky (dual vocative)
žahúrníci (plural vocative)
žahúrníkové (plural vocative)
žahúrnícě (locative singular)
žahúrníku (locative singular)
žahúrníkú (dual locative)
žahúrníciech (locative plural)
žahúrníkem (instrumental singular)
žahúrníkoma (dual instrumental)
žahúrníky (instrumental plural)

(derogatory) one who eats dumplings with a sauce made from boiled blueberries or other fruits called žahour


buchetnicě

buchetnicě (nominative singular)
buchetnici (dual nominative)
buchetnicě (nominative plural)
buchetnicě (genitive singular)
buchetnicú (dual genitive)
buchetnicí (genitive plural)
buchetnic (genitive plural)
buchetnici (dative singular)
buchetnicěma (dative dual)
buchetniciem (dative plural)
buchetnicu (accusative singular)
buchetnici (accusative dual)
buchetnicě (accusative plural)
buchetnice (singular vocative)
buchetnici (dual vocative)
buchetnicě (plural vocative)
buchetnici (locative singular)
buchetnicú (dual locative)
buchetniciech (locative plural)
buchetnicú (instrumental singular)
buchetnicěma (dual instrumental)
buchetnicěmi (instrumental plural)


čechel

čechlík (diminutive)
čechel (nominative singular)
čechly (dual nominative)
čechli (nominative plural)
čechlové (nominative plural)
čechla (genitive singular)
čechlu (genitive singular)
čechlú (dual genitive)
čechlóv (genitive plural)
čechlu (dative singular)
čechloma (dative dual)
čechlóm (dative plural)
čechel (accusative singular)
čechly (accusative dual)
čechly (accusative plural)
čechle (singular vocative)
čechly (dual vocative)
čechli (plural vocative)
čechlové (plural vocative)
čechle (locative singular)
čechlu (locative singular)
čechlú (dual locative)
čechléch (locative plural)
čechlem (instrumental singular)
čechloma (dual instrumental)
čechly (instrumental plural)
čechl (alternative)


třěví

třěví (nominative singular)
třěvie (dual nominative)
třěví (nominative plural)
třěvie (genitive singular)
třěv́ú (dual genitive)
třěví (genitive plural)
třěv́ú (dative singular)
třěvíma (dative dual)
třěvím (dative plural)
třěví (accusative singular)
třěvie (accusative dual)
třěvie (accusative plural)
třěv́ú (singular vocative)
třěvie (dual vocative)
třěví (plural vocative)
třěví (locative singular)
třěv́ú (dual locative)
třěvích (locative plural)
třěvím (instrumental singular)
třěvíma (dual instrumental)
třěvími (instrumental plural)
střěví (alternative)
třěvíc (alternative)
střěvíc (alternative)

Czech: střevíc

/ˈtr̝̊i̯ɛʋiː/


viklefista

viklefista (nominative singular)
viklefistě (dual nominative)
viklefisty (nominative plural)
viklefisty (genitive singular)
viklefistú (dual genitive)
viklefist (genitive plural)
viklefistě (dative singular)
viklefistama (dative dual)
viklefistám (dative plural)
viklefistu (accusative singular)
viklefistě (accusative dual)
viklefisty (accusative plural)
viklefisto (singular vocative)
viklefistě (dual vocative)
viklefisty (plural vocative)
viklefistě (locative singular)
viklefistú (dual locative)
viklefistách (locative plural)
viklefistú (instrumental singular)
viklefistama (dual instrumental)
viklefistami (instrumental plural)
viglefista (alternative)


hampýs

hampýs (nominative singular)
hampýsy (dual nominative)
hampýsi (nominative plural)
hampýsové (nominative plural)
hampýsa (genitive singular)
hampýsu (genitive singular)
hampýsú (dual genitive)
hampýsóv (genitive plural)
hampýsu (dative singular)
hampýsoma (dative dual)
hampýsóm (dative plural)
hampýs (accusative singular)
hampýsy (accusative dual)
hampýsy (accusative plural)
hampýse (singular vocative)
hampýsy (dual vocative)
hampýsi (plural vocative)
hampýsové (plural vocative)
hampýsě (locative singular)
hampýsu (locative singular)
hampýsú (dual locative)
hampýsiech (locative plural)
hampýsem (instrumental singular)
hampýsoma (dual instrumental)
hampýsy (instrumental plural)
hanbejs (alternative)
hampýz (alternative)

Czech: hampejz


chýra

chýra (nominative singular)
chýřě (dual nominative)
chýry (nominative plural)
chýry (genitive singular)
chýrú (dual genitive)
chýr (genitive plural)
chýřě (dative singular)
chýrama (dative dual)
chýrám (dative plural)
chýru (accusative singular)
chýřě (accusative dual)
chýry (accusative plural)
chýro (singular vocative)
chýřě (dual vocative)
chýry (plural vocative)
chýřě (locative singular)
chýrú (dual locative)
chýrách (locative plural)
chýrú (instrumental singular)
chýrama (dual instrumental)
chýrami (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Middle High German huora, ultimately from Proto-Germanic *hōrǭ.


mostník

mostník (nominative singular)
mostníky (dual nominative)
mostníci (nominative plural)
mostníkové (nominative plural)
mostníka (genitive singular)
mostníkú (dual genitive)
mostníkóv (genitive plural)
mostníku (dative singular)
mostníkovi (dative singular)
mostníkoma (dative dual)
mostníkóm (dative plural)
mostníka (accusative singular)
mostníky (accusative dual)
mostníky (accusative plural)
mostníče (singular vocative)
mostníky (dual vocative)
mostníci (plural vocative)
mostníkové (plural vocative)
mostníku (locative singular)
mostníkovi (locative singular)
mostníkú (dual locative)
mostníciech (locative plural)
mostníkem (instrumental singular)
mostníkoma (dual instrumental)
mostníky (instrumental plural)


okrajek

okrajek (nominative singular)
okrajky (dual nominative)
okrajci (nominative plural)
okrajkové (nominative plural)
okrajka (genitive singular)
okrajku (genitive singular)
okrajkú (dual genitive)
okrajkóv (genitive plural)
okrajku (dative singular)
okrajkoma (dative dual)
okrajkóm (dative plural)
okrajek (accusative singular)
okrajky (accusative dual)
okrajky (accusative plural)
okrajče (singular vocative)
okrajky (dual vocative)
okrajci (plural vocative)
okrajkové (plural vocative)
okrajcě (locative singular)
okrajku (locative singular)
okrajkú (dual locative)
okrajciech (locative plural)
okrajkem (instrumental singular)
okrajkoma (dual instrumental)
okrajky (instrumental plural)


běnky

běnky (nominative plural)
běnek (genitive plural)
běnkám (dative plural)
běnky (accusative plural)
běnky (plural vocative)
běnkách (locative plural)
běnkami (instrumental plural)
bienky (alternative)

Uncertain, ESSJa considered from Proto-Slavic *běnъky which ultimately from verbal stem *biti. Compare dialectal Russian бени (beni).


hřěbí

hřěbí (nominative singular)
hřěbie (dual nominative)
hřěbí (nominative plural)
hřěbie (genitive singular)
hřěb́ú (dual genitive)
hřěbí (genitive plural)
hřěb́ú (dative singular)
hřěbíma (dative dual)
hřěbím (dative plural)
hřěbí (accusative singular)
hřěbie (accusative dual)
hřěbie (accusative plural)
hřěb́ú (singular vocative)
hřěbie (dual vocative)
hřěbí (plural vocative)
hřěbí (locative singular)
hřěb́ú (dual locative)
hřěbích (locative plural)
hřěbím (instrumental singular)
hřěbíma (dual instrumental)
hřěbími (instrumental plural)

Czech: hřebík

/ˈɣr̝i̯ɛbiː/


Velikonoc

Velikonoc (nominative singular)
Velikonoci (dual nominative)
Velikonoci (nominative plural)
Velikonoci (genitive singular)
Velikonocú (dual genitive)
Velikonocí (genitive plural)
Velikonoci (dative singular)
Velikonocma (dative dual)
Velikonocem (dative plural)
Velikonoc (accusative singular)
Velikonoci (accusative dual)
Velikonoci (accusative plural)
Velikonoci (singular vocative)
Velikonoci (dual vocative)
Velikonoci (plural vocative)
Velikonoci (locative singular)
Velikonocú (dual locative)
Velikonocech (locative plural)
Velikonocú (instrumental singular)
Velikonocma (dual instrumental)
Velikonocmi (instrumental plural)
Velkonoc (alternative)
Veliká noc (alternative)
Velika noc (alternative)

Czech: Velikonoce


Velkonoc

Velkonoc (nominative singular)
Velkonoci (dual nominative)
Velkonoci (nominative plural)
Velkonoci (genitive singular)
Velkonocú (dual genitive)
Velkonocí (genitive plural)
Velkonoci (dative singular)
Velkonocma (dative dual)
Velkonocem (dative plural)
Velkonoc (accusative singular)
Velkonoci (accusative dual)
Velkonoci (accusative plural)
Velkonoci (singular vocative)
Velkonoci (dual vocative)
Velkonoci (plural vocative)
Velkonoci (locative singular)
Velkonocú (dual locative)
Velkonocech (locative plural)
Velkonocú (instrumental singular)
Velkonocma (dual instrumental)
Velkonocmi (instrumental plural)


masojěd

masojěd (nominative singular)
masojědy (dual nominative)
masojědi (nominative plural)
masojědové (nominative plural)
masojěda (genitive singular)
masojědu (genitive singular)
masojědú (dual genitive)
masojědóv (genitive plural)
masojědu (dative singular)
masojědovi (dative singular)
masojědoma (dative dual)
masojědóm (dative plural)
masojěd (accusative singular)
masojěda (accusative singular)
masojědy (accusative dual)
masojědy (accusative plural)
masojěde (singular vocative)
masojědy (dual vocative)
masojědi (plural vocative)
masojědové (plural vocative)
masojědě (locative singular)
masojědu (locative singular)
masojědovi (locative singular)
masojědú (dual locative)
masojědiech (locative plural)
masojědem (instrumental singular)
masojědoma (dual instrumental)
masojědy (instrumental plural)


tylednicě

tylednicě (nominative singular)
tylednici (dual nominative)
tylednicě (nominative plural)
tylednicě (genitive singular)
tylednicú (dual genitive)
tylednicí (genitive plural)
tylednic (genitive plural)
tylednici (dative singular)
tylednicěma (dative dual)
tyledniciem (dative plural)
tylednicu (accusative singular)
tylednici (accusative dual)
tylednicě (accusative plural)
tylednice (singular vocative)
tylednici (dual vocative)
tylednicě (plural vocative)
tylednici (locative singular)
tylednicú (dual locative)
tyledniciech (locative plural)
tylednicú (instrumental singular)
tylednicěma (dual instrumental)
tylednicěmi (instrumental plural)


jěd

jěd (nominative singular)
jědy (dual nominative)
jědi (nominative plural)
jědové (nominative plural)
jěda (genitive singular)
jědu (genitive singular)
jědú (dual genitive)
jědóv (genitive plural)
jědu (dative singular)
jědoma (dative dual)
jědóm (dative plural)
jěd (accusative singular)
jědy (accusative dual)
jědy (accusative plural)
jěde (singular vocative)
jědy (dual vocative)
jědi (plural vocative)
jědové (plural vocative)
jědě (locative singular)
jědu (locative singular)
jědú (dual locative)
jědiech (locative plural)
jědem (instrumental singular)
jědoma (dual instrumental)
jědy (instrumental plural)

Czech: jed


podletie

podletie (nominative singular)
podletí (dual nominative)
podletie (nominative plural)
podletie (genitive singular)
podleťú (dual genitive)
podletí (genitive plural)
podleťú (dative singular)
podletíma (dative dual)
podletím (dative plural)
podletie (accusative singular)
podletí (accusative dual)
podletie (accusative plural)
podletie (singular vocative)
podletí (dual vocative)
podletie (plural vocative)
podletí (locative singular)
podleťú (locative singular)
podleťú (dual locative)
podletích (locative plural)
podletím (instrumental singular)
podletíma (dual instrumental)
podletími (instrumental plural)


podjesen

podjesen (nominative singular)
podjesny (dual nominative)
podjesni (nominative plural)
podjesnové (nominative plural)
podjesna (genitive singular)
podjesnu (genitive singular)
podjesnú (dual genitive)
podjesnóv (genitive plural)
podjesnu (dative singular)
podjesnoma (dative dual)
podjesnóm (dative plural)
podjesen (accusative singular)
podjesny (accusative dual)
podjesny (accusative plural)
podjesne (singular vocative)
podjesny (dual vocative)
podjesni (plural vocative)
podjesnové (plural vocative)
podjesně (locative singular)
podjesnu (locative singular)
podjesnú (dual locative)
podjesniech (locative plural)
podjesnem (instrumental singular)
podjesnoma (dual instrumental)
podjesny (instrumental plural)
podjesen (nominative singular)
podjeseny (dual nominative)
podjeseni (nominative plural)
podjesenové (nominative plural)
podjesena (genitive singular)
podjesenu (genitive singular)
podjesenú (dual genitive)
podjesenóv (genitive plural)
podjesenu (dative singular)
podjesenoma (dative dual)
podjesenóm (dative plural)
podjesen (accusative singular)
podjeseny (accusative dual)
podjeseny (accusative plural)
podjesene (singular vocative)
podjeseny (dual vocative)
podjeseni (plural vocative)
podjesenové (plural vocative)
podjeseně (locative singular)
podjesenu (locative singular)
podjesenú (dual locative)
podjeseniech (locative plural)
podjesenem (instrumental singular)
podjesenoma (dual instrumental)
podjeseny (instrumental plural)


filozofí

filozofí (nominative singular)
filozofí (dual nominative)
filozofie (nominative plural)
filozofie (genitive singular)
filozof́ú (dual genitive)
filozofí (genitive plural)
filozofí (dative singular)
filozofiema (dative dual)
filozofiem (dative plural)
filozof́ú (accusative singular)
filozofí (accusative dual)
filozofie (accusative plural)
filozofí (singular vocative)
filozofí (dual vocative)
filozofie (plural vocative)
filozofí (locative singular)
filozof́ú (dual locative)
filozofiech (locative plural)
filozof́ú (instrumental singular)
filozofiema (dual instrumental)
filozofiemi (instrumental plural)
filosofie (alternative)

Czech: filozofie


mudromila

mudromila (nominative singular)
mudromile (dual nominative)
mudromily (nominative plural)
mudromily (genitive singular)
mudromilú (dual genitive)
mudromil (genitive plural)
mudromile (dative singular)
mudromilama (dative dual)
mudromilám (dative plural)
mudromilu (accusative singular)
mudromile (accusative dual)
mudromily (accusative plural)
mudromilo (singular vocative)
mudromile (dual vocative)
mudromily (plural vocative)
mudromile (locative singular)
mudromilú (dual locative)
mudromilách (locative plural)
mudromilú (instrumental singular)
mudromilama (dual instrumental)
mudromilami (instrumental plural)


ženima

ženima (nominative singular)
ženimě (dual nominative)
ženimy (nominative plural)
ženimy (genitive singular)
ženimú (dual genitive)
ženim (genitive plural)
ženimě (dative singular)
ženimama (dative dual)
ženimám (dative plural)
ženimu (accusative singular)
ženimě (accusative dual)
ženimy (accusative plural)
ženimo (singular vocative)
ženimě (dual vocative)
ženimy (plural vocative)
ženimě (locative singular)
ženimú (dual locative)
ženimách (locative plural)
ženimú (instrumental singular)
ženimama (dual instrumental)
ženimami (instrumental plural)
ženina (alternative)


tista

tista (nominative singular)
tistě (dual nominative)
tisty (nominative plural)
tisty (genitive singular)
tistú (dual genitive)
tist (genitive plural)
tistě (dative singular)
tistama (dative dual)
tistám (dative plural)
tistu (accusative singular)
tistě (accusative dual)
tisty (accusative plural)
tisto (singular vocative)
tistě (dual vocative)
tisty (plural vocative)
tistě (locative singular)
tistú (dual locative)
tistách (locative plural)
tistú (instrumental singular)
tistama (dual instrumental)
tistami (instrumental plural)
tistka (alternative)

Uncertain. Possible cognate with Danish tispe borrowed from North Germans.


kdúle

kdúle (nominative singular)
kdúli (dual nominative)
kdúle (nominative plural)
kdúle (genitive singular)
kdúľú (dual genitive)
kdúlí (genitive plural)
kdúl (genitive plural)
kdúli (dative singular)
kdúlema (dative dual)
kdúlém (dative plural)
kdúľu (accusative singular)
kdúli (accusative dual)
kdúle (accusative plural)
kdúle (singular vocative)
kdúli (dual vocative)
kdúle (plural vocative)
kdúli (locative singular)
kdúľú (dual locative)
kdúléch (locative plural)
kdúľú (instrumental singular)
kdúlema (dual instrumental)
kdúlemi (instrumental plural)
gdúle (alternative)

Czech: kdoule


póhon

póhon (nominative singular)
póhony (dual nominative)
póhoni (nominative plural)
póhonové (nominative plural)
póhona (genitive singular)
póhonu (genitive singular)
póhonú (dual genitive)
póhonóv (genitive plural)
póhonu (dative singular)
póhonoma (dative dual)
póhonóm (dative plural)
póhon (accusative singular)
póhony (accusative dual)
póhony (accusative plural)
póhone (singular vocative)
póhony (dual vocative)
póhoni (plural vocative)
póhonové (plural vocative)
póhoně (locative singular)
póhonu (locative singular)
póhonú (dual locative)
póhoniech (locative plural)
póhonem (instrumental singular)
póhonoma (dual instrumental)
póhony (instrumental plural)

Czech: půhon (dated)


konšelstvie

konšelstvie (nominative singular)
konšelství (dual nominative)
konšelstvie (nominative plural)
konšelstvie (genitive singular)
konšelstv́ú (dual genitive)
konšelství (genitive plural)
konšelstv́ú (dative singular)
konšelstvíma (dative dual)
konšelstvím (dative plural)
konšelstvie (accusative singular)
konšelství (accusative dual)
konšelstvie (accusative plural)
konšelstvie (singular vocative)
konšelství (dual vocative)
konšelstvie (plural vocative)
konšelství (locative singular)
konšelstv́ú (locative singular)
konšelstv́ú (dual locative)
konšelstvích (locative plural)
konšelstvím (instrumental singular)
konšelstvíma (dual instrumental)
konšelstvími (instrumental plural)

Czech: konšelství

/ˈkonʃɛɫstʋi̯ɛː/


dsky zemské

dsky zemské (nominative plural)
dsek zemských (genitive plural)
dskám zemským (dative plural)
dsky zemské (accusative plural)
dsky zemské (plural vocative)
dskách zemských (locative plural)
dskami zemskými (instrumental plural)

Czech: zemské desky

(law) land table (old Czech source of law).


opovědné

opovědné (nominative singular)
opovědniej (dual nominative)
opovědnéj (dual nominative)
opovědná (nominative plural)
opovědného (genitive singular)
opovědnú (dual genitive)
opovědných (genitive plural)
opovědnému (dative singular)
opovědnýma (dative dual)
opovědným (dative plural)
opovědné (accusative singular)
opovědniej (accusative dual)
opovědnéj (accusative dual)
opovědná (accusative plural)
opovědné (singular vocative)
opovědniej (dual vocative)
opovědnéj (dual vocative)
opovědná (plural vocative)
opovědniem (locative singular)
opovědném (locative singular)
opovědnú (dual locative)
opovědných (locative plural)
opovědným (instrumental singular)
opovědnýma (dual instrumental)
opovědnými (instrumental plural)


památné

památné (nominative singular)
památniej (dual nominative)
památnéj (dual nominative)
památná (nominative plural)
památného (genitive singular)
památnú (dual genitive)
památných (genitive plural)
památnému (dative singular)
památnýma (dative dual)
památným (dative plural)
památné (accusative singular)
památniej (accusative dual)
památnéj (accusative dual)
památná (accusative plural)
památné (singular vocative)
památniej (dual vocative)
památnéj (dual vocative)
památná (plural vocative)
památniem (locative singular)
památném (locative singular)
památnú (dual locative)
památných (locative plural)
památným (instrumental singular)
památnýma (dual instrumental)
památnými (instrumental plural)
pamětné (alternative)

(law) fee for confirmation of legally significant facts submitted by a party to officials upon winning a lawsuit, obtaining a property transfer, etc.

(law) a drink (usually beer) drunk together to remember the completed property transfer


cuzokrajěnín

cuzokrajěnín (nominative singular)
cuzokrajěníny (dual nominative)
cuzokrajěné (nominative plural)
cuzokrajanové (nominative plural)
cuzokrajěnína (genitive singular)
cuzokrajěnínú (dual genitive)
cuzokrajan (genitive plural)
cuzokrajanóv (genitive plural)
cuzokrajěnínu (dative singular)
cuzokrajěnínovi (dative singular)
cuzokrajěnínoma (dative dual)
cuzokrajanóm (dative plural)
cuzokrajěnína (accusative singular)
cuzokrajěníny (accusative dual)
cuzokrajany (accusative plural)
cuzokrajěníne (singular vocative)
cuzokrajěníny (dual vocative)
cuzokrajěné (plural vocative)
cuzokrajanové (plural vocative)
cuzokrajěnínu (locative singular)
cuzokrajěnínovi (locative singular)
cuzokrajěnínú (dual locative)
cuzokrajěniech (locative plural)
cuzokrajěnínem (instrumental singular)
cuzokrajěnínoma (dual instrumental)
cuzokrajany (instrumental plural)


cuzozemec

cuzozemec (nominative singular)
cuzozemcě (dual nominative)
cuzozemci (nominative plural)
cuzozemcové (nominative plural)
cuzozemcě (genitive singular)
cuzozemcú (dual genitive)
cuzozemcóv (genitive plural)
cuzozemcu (dative singular)
cuzozemcovi (dative singular)
cuzozemcoma (dative dual)
cuzozemcóm (dative plural)
cuzozemcě (accusative singular)
cuzozemcě (accusative dual)
cuzozemcě (accusative plural)
cuzozemče (singular vocative)
cuzozemcě (dual vocative)
cuzozemci (plural vocative)
cuzozemcové (plural vocative)
cuzozemcu (locative singular)
cuzozemcovi (locative singular)
cuzozemcú (dual locative)
cuzozemcích (locative plural)
cuzozemcem (instrumental singular)
cuzozemcoma (dual instrumental)
cuzozemci (instrumental plural)

From cuzí + -o- + země + -ec. Compare Russian чужезе́мец (čužezémec).


čtevna

čtevna (nominative singular)
čtevně (dual nominative)
čtevny (nominative plural)
čtevny (genitive singular)
čtevnú (dual genitive)
čteven (genitive plural)
čtevně (dative singular)
čtevnama (dative dual)
čtevnám (dative plural)
čtevnu (accusative singular)
čtevně (accusative dual)
čtevny (accusative plural)
čtevno (singular vocative)
čtevně (dual vocative)
čtevny (plural vocative)
čtevně (locative singular)
čtevnú (dual locative)
čtevnách (locative plural)
čtevnú (instrumental singular)
čtevnama (dual instrumental)
čtevnami (instrumental plural)


bělpuchník

bělpuchník (nominative singular)
bělpuchníky (dual nominative)
bělpuchníci (nominative plural)
bělpuchníkové (nominative plural)
bělpuchníka (genitive singular)
bělpuchníkú (dual genitive)
bělpuchníkóv (genitive plural)
bělpuchníku (dative singular)
bělpuchníkovi (dative singular)
bělpuchníkoma (dative dual)
bělpuchníkóm (dative plural)
bělpuchníka (accusative singular)
bělpuchníky (accusative dual)
bělpuchníky (accusative plural)
bělpuchníče (singular vocative)
bělpuchníky (dual vocative)
bělpuchníci (plural vocative)
bělpuchníkové (plural vocative)
bělpuchníku (locative singular)
bělpuchníkovi (locative singular)
bělpuchníkú (dual locative)
bělpuchníciech (locative plural)
bělpuchníkem (instrumental singular)
bělpuchníkoma (dual instrumental)
bělpuchníky (instrumental plural)


mísař

mísař (nominative singular)
mísařě (dual nominative)
mísařé (nominative plural)
mísařové (nominative plural)
mísařě (genitive singular)
mísařú (dual genitive)
mísařóv (genitive plural)
mísařu (dative singular)
mísařovi (dative singular)
mísařoma (dative dual)
mísařóm (dative plural)
mísařě (accusative singular)
mísařě (accusative dual)
mísařě (accusative plural)
mísařu (singular vocative)
mísařě (dual vocative)
mísařé (plural vocative)
mísařové (plural vocative)
mísařu (locative singular)
mísařovi (locative singular)
mísařú (dual locative)
mísařích (locative plural)
mísařem (instrumental singular)
mísařoma (dual instrumental)
mísaři (instrumental plural)


kbelař

kbelař (nominative singular)
kbelařě (dual nominative)
kbelařé (nominative plural)
kbelařové (nominative plural)
kbelařě (genitive singular)
kbelařú (dual genitive)
kbelařóv (genitive plural)
kbelařu (dative singular)
kbelařovi (dative singular)
kbelařoma (dative dual)
kbelařóm (dative plural)
kbelařě (accusative singular)
kbelařě (accusative dual)
kbelařě (accusative plural)
kbelařu (singular vocative)
kbelařě (dual vocative)
kbelařé (plural vocative)
kbelařové (plural vocative)
kbelařu (locative singular)
kbelařovi (locative singular)
kbelařú (dual locative)
kbelařích (locative plural)
kbelařem (instrumental singular)
kbelařoma (dual instrumental)
kbelaři (instrumental plural)


lejchéř

lejchéř (nominative singular)
lejchéřě (dual nominative)
lejchéři (nominative plural)
lejchéřové (nominative plural)
lejchéřě (genitive singular)
lejchéřú (dual genitive)
lejchéřóv (genitive plural)
lejchéřu (dative singular)
lejchéřovi (dative singular)
lejchéřoma (dative dual)
lejchéřóm (dative plural)
lejchéřě (accusative singular)
lejchéřě (accusative dual)
lejchéřě (accusative plural)
lejchéřu (singular vocative)
lejchéřě (dual vocative)
lejchéři (plural vocative)
lejchéřové (plural vocative)
lejchéřu (locative singular)
lejchéřovi (locative singular)
lejchéřú (dual locative)
lejchéřích (locative plural)
lejchéřem (instrumental singular)
lejchéřoma (dual instrumental)
lejchéři (instrumental plural)

/ˈlɛjxɛːr̝̊/

Borrowed from Middle High German leicher.

Všichni leycherziewe, kteří po světu blúdíte a na lidech… lúdíte, ješto rádi béřete cuzie, chovajte sě dušě ztracenie!

Všichni lejchéřěvé, kteří po světu blúdíte a na lidech… lúdíte, ješto rádi béřete cuzie, chovajte sě dušě ztracenie!


stvěna

stvěna (nominative singular)
stvěně (dual nominative)
stvěny (nominative plural)
stvěny (genitive singular)
stvěnú (dual genitive)
stvěn (genitive plural)
stvěně (dative singular)
stvěnama (dative dual)
stvěnám (dative plural)
stvěnu (accusative singular)
stvěně (accusative dual)
stvěny (accusative plural)
stvěno (singular vocative)
stvěně (dual vocative)
stvěny (plural vocative)
stvěně (locative singular)
stvěnú (dual locative)
stvěnách (locative plural)
stvěnú (instrumental singular)
stvěnama (dual instrumental)
stvěnami (instrumental plural)

Feminine passive participle of stvieti. Coined by Klaret. First attested in the 14th century.


mendík

mendík (nominative singular)
mendíky (dual nominative)
mendíci (nominative plural)
mendíkové (nominative plural)
mendíka (genitive singular)
mendíkú (dual genitive)
mendíkóv (genitive plural)
mendíku (dative singular)
mendíkovi (dative singular)
mendíkoma (dative dual)
mendíkóm (dative plural)
mendíka (accusative singular)
mendíky (accusative dual)
mendíky (accusative plural)
mendíče (singular vocative)
mendíky (dual vocative)
mendíci (plural vocative)
mendíkové (plural vocative)
mendíku (locative singular)
mendíkovi (locative singular)
mendíkú (dual locative)
mendíciech (locative plural)
mendíkem (instrumental singular)
mendíkoma (dual instrumental)
mendíky (instrumental plural)

Coined by Klaret based on Latin mendicus. First attested in the 14th century.


nechla

nechla (nominative singular)
nechle (dual nominative)
nechly (nominative plural)
nechly (genitive singular)
nechlú (dual genitive)
nechel (genitive plural)
nechle (dative singular)
nechlama (dative dual)
nechlám (dative plural)
nechlu (accusative singular)
nechle (accusative dual)
nechly (accusative plural)
nechlo (singular vocative)
nechle (dual vocative)
nechly (plural vocative)
nechle (locative singular)
nechlú (dual locative)
nechlách (locative plural)
nechlú (instrumental singular)
nechlama (dual instrumental)
nechlami (instrumental plural)

Coined by Klaret based on Church Slavonic нехлаштенъ (nexlaštenŭ). First attested in the 14th century.

a repulsive animal with its exuberance, monster


kipsen

kipsen (nominative singular)
kipseny (dual nominative)
kipseni (nominative plural)
kipsenové (nominative plural)
kipsena (genitive singular)
kipsenú (dual genitive)
kipsenóv (genitive plural)
kipsenu (dative singular)
kipsenovi (dative singular)
kipsenoma (dative dual)
kipsenóm (dative plural)
kipsena (accusative singular)
kipseny (accusative dual)
kipseny (accusative plural)
kipsene (singular vocative)
kipseny (dual vocative)
kipseni (plural vocative)
kipsenové (plural vocative)
kipsenu (locative singular)
kipsenovi (locative singular)
kipsenú (dual locative)
kipseniech (locative plural)
kipsenem (instrumental singular)
kipsenoma (dual instrumental)
kipseny (instrumental plural)


požira

požira (nominative singular)
požiřě (dual nominative)
požiry (nominative plural)
požiry (genitive singular)
požirú (dual genitive)
požir (genitive plural)
požiřě (dative singular)
požirama (dative dual)
požirám (dative plural)
požiru (accusative singular)
požiřě (accusative dual)
požiry (accusative plural)
požiro (singular vocative)
požiřě (dual vocative)
požiry (plural vocative)
požiřě (locative singular)
požirú (dual locative)
požirách (locative plural)
požirú (instrumental singular)
požirama (dual instrumental)
požirami (instrumental plural)

Coined by Klaret. Back-formation of požirati. First attested in the 14th century.

apocalyptic enemy of God's people (handed over to predators to devour)


chalužník

chalužník (nominative singular)
chalužníky (dual nominative)
chalužníci (nominative plural)
chalužníkové (nominative plural)
chalužníka (genitive singular)
chalužníkú (dual genitive)
chalužníkóv (genitive plural)
chalužníku (dative singular)
chalužníkovi (dative singular)
chalužníkoma (dative dual)
chalužníkóm (dative plural)
chalužníka (accusative singular)
chalužníky (accusative dual)
chalužníky (accusative plural)
chalužníče (singular vocative)
chalužníky (dual vocative)
chalužníci (plural vocative)
chalužníkové (plural vocative)
chalužníku (locative singular)
chalužníkovi (locative singular)
chalužníkú (dual locative)
chalužníciech (locative plural)
chalužníkem (instrumental singular)
chalužníkoma (dual instrumental)
chalužníky (instrumental plural)

Coined by Klaret with futher etymology unknown. First attested in the 14th century.


otesník

otesník (nominative singular)
otesníky (dual nominative)
otesníci (nominative plural)
otesníkové (nominative plural)
otesníka (genitive singular)
otesníkú (dual genitive)
otesníkóv (genitive plural)
otesníku (dative singular)
otesníkovi (dative singular)
otesníkoma (dative dual)
otesníkóm (dative plural)
otesníka (accusative singular)
otesníky (accusative dual)
otesníky (accusative plural)
otesníče (singular vocative)
otesníky (dual vocative)
otesníci (plural vocative)
otesníkové (plural vocative)
otesníku (locative singular)
otesníkovi (locative singular)
otesníkú (dual locative)
otesníciech (locative plural)
otesníkem (instrumental singular)
otesníkoma (dual instrumental)
otesníky (instrumental plural)


prták

prták (nominative singular)
prtáky (dual nominative)
prtáci (nominative plural)
prtákové (nominative plural)
prtáka (genitive singular)
prtákú (dual genitive)
prtákóv (genitive plural)
prtáku (dative singular)
prtákovi (dative singular)
prtákoma (dative dual)
prtákóm (dative plural)
prtáka (accusative singular)
prtáky (accusative dual)
prtáky (accusative plural)
prtáče (singular vocative)
prtáky (dual vocative)
prtáci (plural vocative)
prtákové (plural vocative)
prtáku (locative singular)
prtákovi (locative singular)
prtákú (dual locative)
prtáciech (locative plural)
prtákem (instrumental singular)
prtákoma (dual instrumental)
prtáky (instrumental plural)


zštoka

zštoka (nominative singular)
zštocě (dual nominative)
zštoky (nominative plural)
zštoky (genitive singular)
zštokú (dual genitive)
zštok (genitive plural)
zštocě (dative singular)
zštokama (dative dual)
zštokám (dative plural)
zštoku (accusative singular)
zštocě (accusative dual)
zštoky (accusative plural)
zštoko (singular vocative)
zštocě (dual vocative)
zštoky (plural vocative)
zštocě (locative singular)
zštokú (dual locative)
zštokách (locative plural)
zštokú (instrumental singular)
zštokama (dual instrumental)
zštokami (instrumental plural)

Derived from Middle High German stoc. First attested in the 14th century.


dobrozvěstie

dobrozvěstie (nominative singular)
dobrozvěstí (dual nominative)
dobrozvěstie (nominative plural)
dobrozvěstie (genitive singular)
dobrozvěsťú (dual genitive)
dobrozvěstí (genitive plural)
dobrozvěsťú (dative singular)
dobrozvěstíma (dative dual)
dobrozvěstím (dative plural)
dobrozvěstie (accusative singular)
dobrozvěstí (accusative dual)
dobrozvěstie (accusative plural)
dobrozvěstie (singular vocative)
dobrozvěstí (dual vocative)
dobrozvěstie (plural vocative)
dobrozvěstí (locative singular)
dobrozvěsťú (locative singular)
dobrozvěsťú (dual locative)
dobrozvěstích (locative plural)
dobrozvěstím (instrumental singular)
dobrozvěstíma (dual instrumental)
dobrozvěstími (instrumental plural)

Coined by Klaret. First attested in the 14th century.


tělena

tělena (nominative singular)
těleně (dual nominative)
těleny (nominative plural)
těleny (genitive singular)
tělenú (dual genitive)
tělen (genitive plural)
těleně (dative singular)
tělenama (dative dual)
tělenám (dative plural)
tělenu (accusative singular)
těleně (accusative dual)
těleny (accusative plural)
těleno (singular vocative)
těleně (dual vocative)
těleny (plural vocative)
těleně (locative singular)
tělenú (dual locative)
tělenách (locative plural)
tělenú (instrumental singular)
tělenama (dual instrumental)
tělenami (instrumental plural)


kněžák

kněžák (nominative singular)
kněžáky (dual nominative)
kněžáci (nominative plural)
kněžákové (nominative plural)
kněžáka (genitive singular)
kněžákú (dual genitive)
kněžákóv (genitive plural)
kněžáku (dative singular)
kněžákovi (dative singular)
kněžákoma (dative dual)
kněžákóm (dative plural)
kněžáka (accusative singular)
kněžáky (accusative dual)
kněžáky (accusative plural)
kněžáče (singular vocative)
kněžáky (dual vocative)
kněžáci (plural vocative)
kněžákové (plural vocative)
kněžáku (locative singular)
kněžákovi (locative singular)
kněžákú (dual locative)
kněžáciech (locative plural)
kněžákem (instrumental singular)
kněžákoma (dual instrumental)
kněžáky (instrumental plural)

/ˈkɲi̯ɛʒaːk/

prelate (clergyman of high rank and authority)


zemoměrna

zemoměrna (nominative singular)
zemoměrně (dual nominative)
zemoměrny (nominative plural)
zemoměrny (genitive singular)
zemoměrnú (dual genitive)
zemoměren (genitive plural)
zemoměrně (dative singular)
zemoměrnama (dative dual)
zemoměrnám (dative plural)
zemoměrnu (accusative singular)
zemoměrně (accusative dual)
zemoměrny (accusative plural)
zemoměrno (singular vocative)
zemoměrně (dual vocative)
zemoměrny (plural vocative)
zemoměrně (locative singular)
zemoměrnú (dual locative)
zemoměrnách (locative plural)
zemoměrnú (instrumental singular)
zemoměrnama (dual instrumental)
zemoměrnami (instrumental plural)


početrna

početrna (nominative singular)
početrně (dual nominative)
početrny (nominative plural)
početrny (genitive singular)
početrnú (dual genitive)
početrn (genitive plural)
početrně (dative singular)
početrnama (dative dual)
početrnám (dative plural)
početrnu (accusative singular)
početrně (accusative dual)
početrny (accusative plural)
početrno (singular vocative)
početrně (dual vocative)
početrny (plural vocative)
početrně (locative singular)
početrnú (dual locative)
početrnách (locative plural)
početrnú (instrumental singular)
početrnama (dual instrumental)
početrnami (instrumental plural)


dvojřěčina

dvojřěčina (nominative singular)
dvojřěčině (dual nominative)
dvojřěčiny (nominative plural)
dvojřěčiny (genitive singular)
dvojřěčinú (dual genitive)
dvojřěčin (genitive plural)
dvojřěčině (dative singular)
dvojřěčinama (dative dual)
dvojřěčinám (dative plural)
dvojřěčinu (accusative singular)
dvojřěčině (accusative dual)
dvojřěčiny (accusative plural)
dvojřěčino (singular vocative)
dvojřěčině (dual vocative)
dvojřěčiny (plural vocative)
dvojřěčině (locative singular)
dvojřěčinú (dual locative)
dvojřěčinách (locative plural)
dvojřěčinú (instrumental singular)
dvojřěčinama (dual instrumental)
dvojřěčinami (instrumental plural)

Coined by Klaret modeled by dialectica. First attested in the 14th century.


ľuden

ľuden (nominative singular)
ľudny (dual nominative)
ľudni (nominative plural)
ľudnové (nominative plural)
ľudna (genitive singular)
ľudnú (dual genitive)
ľudnóv (genitive plural)
ľudnu (dative singular)
ľudnovi (dative singular)
ľudnoma (dative dual)
ľudnóm (dative plural)
ľudna (accusative singular)
ľudny (accusative dual)
ľudny (accusative plural)
ľudne (singular vocative)
ľudny (dual vocative)
ľudni (plural vocative)
ľudnové (plural vocative)
ľudnu (locative singular)
ľudnovi (locative singular)
ľudnú (dual locative)
ľudniech (locative plural)
ľudnem (instrumental singular)
ľudnoma (dual instrumental)
ľudny (instrumental plural)


ľudněc

ľudněc (nominative singular)
ľudněcě (dual nominative)
ľudněci (nominative plural)
ľudněcové (nominative plural)
ľudněcě (genitive singular)
ľudněcú (dual genitive)
ľudněcóv (genitive plural)
ľudněcu (dative singular)
ľudněcovi (dative singular)
ľudněcoma (dative dual)
ľudněcóm (dative plural)
ľudněcě (accusative singular)
ľudněcě (accusative dual)
ľudněcě (accusative plural)
ľudněcu (singular vocative)
ľudněcě (dual vocative)
ľudněci (plural vocative)
ľudněcové (plural vocative)
ľudněcu (locative singular)
ľudněcovi (locative singular)
ľudněcú (dual locative)
ľudněcích (locative plural)
ľudněcem (instrumental singular)
ľudněcoma (dual instrumental)
ľudněci (instrumental plural)


dobrodiencě

dobrodiencě (nominative singular)
dobrodienci (dual nominative)
dobrodiencě (nominative plural)
dobrodiencě (genitive singular)
dobrodiencú (dual genitive)
dobrodiencí (genitive plural)
dobrodienci (dative singular)
dobrodiencěma (dative dual)
dobrodienciem (dative plural)
dobrodiencu (accusative singular)
dobrodienci (accusative dual)
dobrodiencě (accusative plural)
dobrodience (singular vocative)
dobrodienci (dual vocative)
dobrodiencě (plural vocative)
dobrodienci (locative singular)
dobrodiencú (dual locative)
dobrodienciech (locative plural)
dobrodiencú (instrumental singular)
dobrodiencěma (dual instrumental)
dobrodiencěmi (instrumental plural)

Czech: dobrodinec


přěstavník

přěstavník (nominative singular)
přěstavníky (dual nominative)
přěstavníci (nominative plural)
přěstavníkové (nominative plural)
přěstavníka (genitive singular)
přěstavníkú (dual genitive)
přěstavníkóv (genitive plural)
přěstavníku (dative singular)
přěstavníkovi (dative singular)
přěstavníkoma (dative dual)
přěstavníkóm (dative plural)
přěstavníka (accusative singular)
přěstavníky (accusative dual)
přěstavníky (accusative plural)
přěstavníče (singular vocative)
přěstavníky (dual vocative)
přěstavníci (plural vocative)
přěstavníkové (plural vocative)
přěstavníku (locative singular)
přěstavníkovi (locative singular)
přěstavníkú (dual locative)
přěstavníciech (locative plural)
přěstavníkem (instrumental singular)
přěstavníkoma (dual instrumental)
přěstavníky (instrumental plural)

Uncertain. Most probably coined by Klaret. First attested in the 14th century.


pyjě

pyjě (nominative singular)
pyji (dual nominative)
pyjě (nominative plural)
pyjě (genitive singular)
pyjú (dual genitive)
pyjí (genitive plural)
pyj (genitive plural)
pyji (dative singular)
pyjěma (dative dual)
pyjiem (dative plural)
pyju (accusative singular)
pyji (accusative dual)
pyjě (accusative plural)
pyje (singular vocative)
pyji (dual vocative)
pyjě (plural vocative)
pyji (locative singular)
pyjú (dual locative)
pyjiech (locative plural)
pyjú (instrumental singular)
pyjěma (dual instrumental)
pyjěmi (instrumental plural)


smrkačka

smrkačka (nominative singular)
smrkačcě (dual nominative)
smrkačky (nominative plural)
smrkačky (genitive singular)
smrkačkú (dual genitive)
smrkaček (genitive plural)
smrkačcě (dative singular)
smrkačkama (dative dual)
smrkačkám (dative plural)
smrkačku (accusative singular)
smrkačcě (accusative dual)
smrkačky (accusative plural)
smrkačko (singular vocative)
smrkačcě (dual vocative)
smrkačky (plural vocative)
smrkačcě (locative singular)
smrkačkú (dual locative)
smrkačkách (locative plural)
smrkačkú (instrumental singular)
smrkačkama (dual instrumental)
smrkačkami (instrumental plural)

Probably coined by Klaret. First attested in the 14th century.


slepicě

slepicě (nominative singular)
slepici (dual nominative)
slepicě (nominative plural)
slepicě (genitive singular)
slepicú (dual genitive)
slepicí (genitive plural)
slepic (genitive plural)
slepici (dative singular)
slepicěma (dative dual)
slepiciem (dative plural)
slepicu (accusative singular)
slepici (accusative dual)
slepicě (accusative plural)
slepice (singular vocative)
slepici (dual vocative)
slepicě (plural vocative)
slepici (locative singular)
slepicú (dual locative)
slepiciech (locative plural)
slepicú (instrumental singular)
slepicěma (dual instrumental)
slepicěmi (instrumental plural)

Czech: slepice


rufiánka

rufián (masculine)
rufiánka (nominative singular)
rufiáncě (dual nominative)
rufiánky (nominative plural)
rufiánky (genitive singular)
rufiánkú (dual genitive)
rufiánek (genitive plural)
rufiáncě (dative singular)
rufiánkama (dative dual)
rufiánkám (dative plural)
rufiánku (accusative singular)
rufiáncě (accusative dual)
rufiánky (accusative plural)
rufiánko (singular vocative)
rufiáncě (dual vocative)
rufiánky (plural vocative)
rufiáncě (locative singular)
rufiánkú (dual locative)
rufiánkách (locative plural)
rufiánkú (instrumental singular)
rufiánkama (dual instrumental)
rufiánkami (instrumental plural)

Derived from Italian ruffiano (“pander”).


přímiřie

přímiřie (nominative singular)
přímiří (dual nominative)
přímiřie (nominative plural)
přímiřie (genitive singular)
přímiřú (dual genitive)
přímiří (genitive plural)
přímiřú (dative singular)
přímiříma (dative dual)
přímiřím (dative plural)
přímiřie (accusative singular)
přímiří (accusative dual)
přímiřie (accusative plural)
přímiřie (singular vocative)
přímiří (dual vocative)
přímiřie (plural vocative)
přímiří (locative singular)
přímiřú (locative singular)
přímiřú (dual locative)
přímiřích (locative plural)
přímiřím (instrumental singular)
přímiříma (dual instrumental)
přímiřími (instrumental plural)
příměřie (alternative)

Czech: příměří


příměřie

příměřie (nominative singular)
příměří (dual nominative)
příměřie (nominative plural)
příměřie (genitive singular)
příměřú (dual genitive)
příměří (genitive plural)
příměřú (dative singular)
příměříma (dative dual)
příměřím (dative plural)
příměřie (accusative singular)
příměří (accusative dual)
příměřie (accusative plural)
příměřie (singular vocative)
příměří (dual vocative)
příměřie (plural vocative)
příměří (locative singular)
příměřú (locative singular)
příměřú (dual locative)
příměřích (locative plural)
příměřím (instrumental singular)
příměříma (dual instrumental)
příměřími (instrumental plural)

/ˈpr̝̊iːmi̯ɛr̝i̯ɛː/


špal

špal (nominative singular)
špaly (dual nominative)
špali (nominative plural)
špalové (nominative plural)
špala (genitive singular)
špalu (genitive singular)
špalú (dual genitive)
špalóv (genitive plural)
špalu (dative singular)
špaloma (dative dual)
špalóm (dative plural)
špal (accusative singular)
špaly (accusative dual)
špaly (accusative plural)
špale (singular vocative)
špaly (dual vocative)
špali (plural vocative)
špalové (plural vocative)
špale (locative singular)
špalu (locative singular)
špalú (dual locative)
špaléch (locative plural)
špalem (instrumental singular)
špaloma (dual instrumental)
špaly (instrumental plural)


nožnicě

nožnicě (nominative singular)
nožnici (dual nominative)
nožnicě (nominative plural)
nožnicě (genitive singular)
nožnicú (dual genitive)
nožnicí (genitive plural)
nožnic (genitive plural)
nožnici (dative singular)
nožnicěma (dative dual)
nožniciem (dative plural)
nožnicu (accusative singular)
nožnici (accusative dual)
nožnicě (accusative plural)
nožnice (singular vocative)
nožnici (dual vocative)
nožnicě (plural vocative)
nožnici (locative singular)
nožnicú (dual locative)
nožniciech (locative plural)
nožnicú (instrumental singular)
nožnicěma (dual instrumental)
nožnicěmi (instrumental plural)


hemzadlo

hemzadlo (nominative singular)
hemzadle (dual nominative)
hemzadla (nominative plural)
hemzadla (genitive singular)
hemzadlú (dual genitive)
hemzadel (genitive plural)
hemzadlu (dative singular)
hemzadloma (dative dual)
hemzadlóm (dative plural)
hemzadlo (accusative singular)
hemzadle (accusative dual)
hemzadla (accusative plural)
hemzadlo (singular vocative)
hemzadle (dual vocative)
hemzadla (plural vocative)
hemzadle (locative singular)
hemzadlu (locative singular)
hemzadlú (dual locative)
hemzadléch (locative plural)
hemzadlem (instrumental singular)
hemzadloma (dual instrumental)
hemzadly (instrumental plural)


dyndovánie

dyndovánie (nominative singular)
dyndování (dual nominative)
dyndovánie (nominative plural)
dyndovánie (genitive singular)
dyndováňú (dual genitive)
dyndování (genitive plural)
dyndováňú (dative singular)
dyndováníma (dative dual)
dyndováním (dative plural)
dyndovánie (accusative singular)
dyndování (accusative dual)
dyndovánie (accusative plural)
dyndovánie (singular vocative)
dyndování (dual vocative)
dyndovánie (plural vocative)
dyndování (locative singular)
dyndováňú (locative singular)
dyndováňú (dual locative)
dyndováních (locative plural)
dyndováním (instrumental singular)
dyndováníma (dual instrumental)
dyndováními (instrumental plural)

/ˈdɨndoʋaːɲi̯ɛː/

Onomatopoeic. Compare Polish dyndać and Czech Dynda.


húsěncě

húsěncě (nominative singular)
húsěnci (dual nominative)
húsěncě (nominative plural)
húsěncě (genitive singular)
húsěncú (dual genitive)
húsěncí (genitive plural)
húsěnc (genitive plural)
húsěnci (dative singular)
húsěncěma (dative dual)
húsěnciem (dative plural)
húsěncu (accusative singular)
húsěnci (accusative dual)
húsěncě (accusative plural)
húsěnce (singular vocative)
húsěnci (dual vocative)
húsěncě (plural vocative)
húsěnci (locative singular)
húsěncú (dual locative)
húsěnciech (locative plural)
húsěncú (instrumental singular)
húsěncěma (dual instrumental)
húsěncěmi (instrumental plural)


paúk

paúk (nominative singular)
paúky (dual nominative)
paúci (nominative plural)
paúkové (nominative plural)
paúka (genitive singular)
paúku (genitive singular)
paúkú (dual genitive)
paúkóv (genitive plural)
paúku (dative singular)
paúkovi (dative singular)
paúkoma (dative dual)
paúkóm (dative plural)
paúk (accusative singular)
paúka (accusative singular)
paúky (accusative dual)
paúky (accusative plural)
paúče (singular vocative)
paúky (dual vocative)
paúci (plural vocative)
paúkové (plural vocative)
paúcě (locative singular)
paúku (locative singular)
paúkovi (locative singular)
paúkú (dual locative)
paúciech (locative plural)
paúkem (instrumental singular)
paúkoma (dual instrumental)
paúky (instrumental plural)

Czech: pavouk

Paúk tče své sieti.


pijěvicě

pijěvicě (nominative singular)
pijěvici (dual nominative)
pijěvicě (nominative plural)
pijěvicě (genitive singular)
pijěvicú (dual genitive)
pijěvicí (genitive plural)
pijěvic (genitive plural)
pijěvici (dative singular)
pijěvicěma (dative dual)
pijěviciem (dative plural)
pijěvicu (accusative singular)
pijěvici (accusative dual)
pijěvicě (accusative plural)
pijěvice (singular vocative)
pijěvici (dual vocative)
pijěvicě (plural vocative)
pijěvici (locative singular)
pijěvicú (dual locative)
pijěviciech (locative plural)
pijěvicú (instrumental singular)
pijěvicěma (dual instrumental)
pijěvicěmi (instrumental plural)

Czech: pijavice

Per Machek, inherited from Proto-Slavic *pigovica.


ščil

insect

The meaning of this term is uncertain. Possibilities include:


ščípa

ščípa (nominative singular)
ščípě (dual nominative)
ščípy (nominative plural)
ščípy (genitive singular)
ščípú (dual genitive)
ščíp (genitive plural)
ščípě (dative singular)
ščípama (dative dual)
ščípám (dative plural)
ščípu (accusative singular)
ščípě (accusative dual)
ščípy (accusative plural)
ščípo (singular vocative)
ščípě (dual vocative)
ščípy (plural vocative)
ščípě (locative singular)
ščípú (dual locative)
ščípách (locative plural)
ščípú (instrumental singular)
ščípama (dual instrumental)
ščípami (instrumental plural)


uhláč

uhláč (nominative singular)
uhláčě (dual nominative)
uhláči (nominative plural)
uhláčové (nominative plural)
uhláčě (genitive singular)
uhláčú (dual genitive)
uhláčóv (genitive plural)
uhláču (dative singular)
uhláčovi (dative singular)
uhláčoma (dative dual)
uhláčóm (dative plural)
uhláč (accusative singular)
uhláčě (accusative singular)
uhláčě (accusative dual)
uhláčě (accusative plural)
uhláču (singular vocative)
uhláčě (dual vocative)
uhláči (plural vocative)
uhláčové (plural vocative)
uhláči (locative singular)
uhláču (locative singular)
uhláčovi (locative singular)
uhláčú (dual locative)
uhláčích (locative plural)
uhláčem (instrumental singular)
uhláčoma (dual instrumental)
uhláči (instrumental plural)


žúžala

žúžala (nominative singular)
žúžale (dual nominative)
žúžaly (nominative plural)
žúžaly (genitive singular)
žúžalú (dual genitive)
žúžal (genitive plural)
žúžale (dative singular)
žúžalama (dative dual)
žúžalám (dative plural)
žúžalu (accusative singular)
žúžale (accusative dual)
žúžaly (accusative plural)
žúžalo (singular vocative)
žúžale (dual vocative)
žúžaly (plural vocative)
žúžale (locative singular)
žúžalú (dual locative)
žúžalách (locative plural)
žúžalú (instrumental singular)
žúžalama (dual instrumental)
žúžalami (instrumental plural)

Czech: žížala

* žúžela, žížela
Inherited from Proto-Slavic *žužeľь.


vínočrv

vínočrv (nominative singular)
vínočrvy (dual nominative)
vínočrvi (nominative plural)
vínočrvové (nominative plural)
vínočrva (genitive singular)
vínočrvu (genitive singular)
vínočrvú (dual genitive)
vínočrvóv (genitive plural)
vínočrvu (dative singular)
vínočrvovi (dative singular)
vínočrvoma (dative dual)
vínočrvóm (dative plural)
vínočrv (accusative singular)
vínočrva (accusative singular)
vínočrvy (accusative dual)
vínočrvy (accusative plural)
vínočrve (singular vocative)
vínočrvy (dual vocative)
vínočrvi (plural vocative)
vínočrvové (plural vocative)
vínočrvě (locative singular)
vínočrvu (locative singular)
vínočrvovi (locative singular)
vínočrvú (dual locative)
vínočrviech (locative plural)
vínočrvem (instrumental singular)
vínočrvoma (dual instrumental)
vínočrvy (instrumental plural)

/ˈʋiːnot͡ʃr̩ʋ/


kymle

kymle (nominative singular)
kymli (dual nominative)
kymle (nominative plural)
kymle (genitive singular)
kymľú (dual genitive)
kymlí (genitive plural)
kyml (genitive plural)
kymli (dative singular)
kymlema (dative dual)
kymlém (dative plural)
kymľu (accusative singular)
kymli (accusative dual)
kymle (accusative plural)
kymle (singular vocative)
kymli (dual vocative)
kymle (plural vocative)
kymli (locative singular)
kymľú (dual locative)
kymléch (locative plural)
kymľú (instrumental singular)
kymlema (dual instrumental)
kymlemi (instrumental plural)

Uncertain, possibly from Middle High German kimme /Stummel.


kvés

kvés (nominative singular)
kvésy (dual nominative)
kvési (nominative plural)
kvésové (nominative plural)
kvésa (genitive singular)
kvésu (genitive singular)
kvésú (dual genitive)
kvésóv (genitive plural)
kvésu (dative singular)
kvésoma (dative dual)
kvésóm (dative plural)
kvés (accusative singular)
kvésy (accusative dual)
kvésy (accusative plural)
kvése (singular vocative)
kvésy (dual vocative)
kvési (plural vocative)
kvésové (plural vocative)
kvésě (locative singular)
kvésu (locative singular)
kvésú (dual locative)
kvésiech (locative plural)
kvésem (instrumental singular)
kvésoma (dual instrumental)
kvésy (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Middle High German gevaeze.


perchta

perchta (nominative singular)
perchtě (dual nominative)
perchty (nominative plural)
perchty (genitive singular)
perchtú (dual genitive)
percht (genitive plural)
perchtě (dative singular)
perchtama (dative dual)
perchtám (dative plural)
perchtu (accusative singular)
perchtě (accusative dual)
perchty (accusative plural)
perchto (singular vocative)
perchtě (dual vocative)
perchty (plural vocative)
perchtě (locative singular)
perchtú (dual locative)
perchtách (locative plural)
perchtú (instrumental singular)
perchtama (dual instrumental)
perchtami (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Middle High German Perchta.


střiež

střiež (nominative singular)
střieži (dual nominative)
střieži (nominative plural)
střieži (genitive singular)
střiežú (dual genitive)
střieží (genitive plural)
střieži (dative singular)
střiežma (dative dual)
střiežem (dative plural)
střiež (accusative singular)
střieži (accusative dual)
střieži (accusative plural)
střieži (singular vocative)
střieži (dual vocative)
střieži (plural vocative)
střieži (locative singular)
střiežú (dual locative)
střiežech (locative plural)
střiežú (instrumental singular)
střiežma (dual instrumental)
střiežmi (instrumental plural)
střieš (alternative)

Czech: stříž (dialectal)

/ˈstr̝̊i̯ɛːʒ/

Of uncertain etymology with uncertain gender. Maybe from *strěžь Possibly related to střiežeha.


střiež

/ˈstr̝̊i̯ɛːʒ/

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *strьžьnь /*strьžę. First attested in the 14th century. Compare Slovene stržen and Russian стрежень (streženʹ) with the same meaning.


ostrva

ostrva (nominative singular)
ostrvě (dual nominative)
ostrvy (nominative plural)
ostrvy (genitive singular)
ostrvú (dual genitive)
ostrv (genitive plural)
ostrvě (dative singular)
ostrvama (dative dual)
ostrvám (dative plural)
ostrvu (accusative singular)
ostrvě (accusative dual)
ostrvy (accusative plural)
ostrvo (singular vocative)
ostrvě (dual vocative)
ostrvy (plural vocative)
ostrvě (locative singular)
ostrvú (dual locative)
ostrvách (locative plural)
ostrvú (instrumental singular)
ostrvama (dual instrumental)
ostrvami (instrumental plural)
ostrev (alternative)

Czech: ostrev (archaic)

Uncertain. Compare Czech kostrbatý. Possible from ostrý.


žúžela

žúžela (nominative singular)
žúžele (dual nominative)
žúžely (nominative plural)
žúžely (genitive singular)
žúželú (dual genitive)
žúžel (genitive plural)
žúžele (dative singular)
žúželama (dative dual)
žúželám (dative plural)
žúželu (accusative singular)
žúžele (accusative dual)
žúžely (accusative plural)
žúželo (singular vocative)
žúžele (dual vocative)
žúžely (plural vocative)
žúžele (locative singular)
žúželú (dual locative)
žúželách (locative plural)
žúželú (instrumental singular)
žúželama (dual instrumental)
žúželami (instrumental plural)


strýna

strýna (nominative singular)
strýně (dual nominative)
strýny (nominative plural)
strýny (genitive singular)
strýnú (dual genitive)
strýn (genitive plural)
strýně (dative singular)
strýnama (dative dual)
strýnám (dative plural)
strýnu (accusative singular)
strýně (accusative dual)
strýny (accusative plural)
strýno (singular vocative)
strýně (dual vocative)
strýny (plural vocative)
strýně (locative singular)
strýnú (dual locative)
strýnách (locative plural)
strýnú (instrumental singular)
strýnama (dual instrumental)
strýnami (instrumental plural)


prostřědnicě

zlw-ocs-noun

prostřědnicě f (male equivalent prostřědník)

prostřědník (masculine)
prostřědnicě (nominative singular)
prostřědnici (dual nominative)
prostřědnicě (nominative plural)
prostřědnicě (genitive singular)
prostřědnicú (dual genitive)
prostřědnicí (genitive plural)
prostřědnic (genitive plural)
prostřědnici (dative singular)
prostřědnicěma (dative dual)
prostřědniciem (dative plural)
prostřědnicu (accusative singular)
prostřědnici (accusative dual)
prostřědnicě (accusative plural)
prostřědnice (singular vocative)
prostřědnici (dual vocative)
prostřědnicě (plural vocative)
prostřědnici (locative singular)
prostřědnicú (dual locative)
prostřědniciech (locative plural)
prostřědnicú (instrumental singular)
prostřědnicěma (dual instrumental)
prostřědnicěmi (instrumental plural)
prostřědlnicě (alternative)
prosřědnice (alternative)

intermediary (an agent acting as a mediator between sides that may disagree)


mřiežě

mřiežě (nominative singular)
mřieži (dual nominative)
mřiežě (nominative plural)
mřiežě (genitive singular)
mřiežú (dual genitive)
mřieží (genitive plural)
mřiež (genitive plural)
mřieži (dative singular)
mřiežěma (dative dual)
mřiežiem (dative plural)
mřiežu (accusative singular)
mřieži (accusative dual)
mřiežě (accusative plural)
mřieže (singular vocative)
mřieži (dual vocative)
mřiežě (plural vocative)
mřieži (locative singular)
mřiežú (dual locative)
mřiežiech (locative plural)
mřiežú (instrumental singular)
mřiežěma (dual instrumental)
mřiežěmi (instrumental plural)

Czech: mříž

/ˈmr̝i̯ɛːʒi̯ɛ/

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *merža with further etymology unclear.


jabřadek

jabřadek (nominative singular)
jabřadky (dual nominative)
jabřadci (nominative plural)
jabřadkové (nominative plural)
jabřadka (genitive singular)
jabřadku (genitive singular)
jabřadkú (dual genitive)
jabřadkóv (genitive plural)
jabřadku (dative singular)
jabřadkoma (dative dual)
jabřadkóm (dative plural)
jabřadek (accusative singular)
jabřadky (accusative dual)
jabřadky (accusative plural)
jabřadče (singular vocative)
jabřadky (dual vocative)
jabřadci (plural vocative)
jabřadkové (plural vocative)
jabřadcě (locative singular)
jabřadku (locative singular)
jabřadkú (dual locative)
jabřadciech (locative plural)
jabřadkem (instrumental singular)
jabřadkoma (dual instrumental)
jabřadky (instrumental plural)
jabřadka (alternative)

Derived from Old Church Slavonic абрѣдъ (abrědŭ) with further etymology uncertain.


šešel

šešel (nominative singular)
šešely (dual nominative)
šešeli (nominative plural)
šešelové (nominative plural)
šešela (genitive singular)
šešelu (genitive singular)
šešelú (dual genitive)
šešelóv (genitive plural)
šešelu (dative singular)
šešeloma (dative dual)
šešelóm (dative plural)
šešel (accusative singular)
šešely (accusative dual)
šešely (accusative plural)
šešele (singular vocative)
šešely (dual vocative)
šešeli (plural vocative)
šešelové (plural vocative)
šešele (locative singular)
šešelu (locative singular)
šešelú (dual locative)
šešeléch (locative plural)
šešelem (instrumental singular)
šešeloma (dual instrumental)
šešely (instrumental plural)


šišvořec

šišvořec (nominative singular)
šišvořcě (dual nominative)
šišvořci (nominative plural)
šišvořcové (nominative plural)
šišvořcě (genitive singular)
šišvořcú (dual genitive)
šišvořcóv (genitive plural)
šišvořcu (dative singular)
šišvořcoma (dative dual)
šišvořcóm (dative plural)
šišvořec (accusative singular)
šišvořcě (accusative dual)
šišvořcě (accusative plural)
šišvořcu (singular vocative)
šišvořcě (dual vocative)
šišvořci (plural vocative)
šišvořcové (plural vocative)
šišvořci (locative singular)
šišvořcu (locative singular)
šišvořcú (dual locative)
šišvořcích (locative plural)
šišvořcem (instrumental singular)
šišvořcoma (dual instrumental)
šišvořci (instrumental plural)
šišpořec (alternative)

/ˈʃiʃʋor̝ɛt͡s/

Per Machek a loanword, probably borrowed from Middle High German Süßwurz. Compare Polish szuwar.


škudla

škudla (nominative singular)
škudle (dual nominative)
škudly (nominative plural)
škudly (genitive singular)
škudlú (dual genitive)
škudel (genitive plural)
škudle (dative singular)
škudlama (dative dual)
škudlám (dative plural)
škudlu (accusative singular)
škudle (accusative dual)
škudly (accusative plural)
škudlo (singular vocative)
škudle (dual vocative)
škudly (plural vocative)
škudle (locative singular)
škudlú (dual locative)
škudlách (locative plural)
škudlú (instrumental singular)
škudlama (dual instrumental)
škudlami (instrumental plural)
skudla (alternative)

Czech: Škudla (as a surname)

Derived from Latin scandula (“shingle”).


škvoř

škvoř (nominative singular)
škvořě (dual nominative)
škvoři (nominative plural)
škvořové (nominative plural)
škvořě (genitive singular)
škvořú (dual genitive)
škvořóv (genitive plural)
škvořu (dative singular)
škvořovi (dative singular)
škvořoma (dative dual)
škvořóm (dative plural)
škvoř (accusative singular)
škvořě (accusative singular)
škvořě (accusative dual)
škvořě (accusative plural)
škvořu (singular vocative)
škvořě (dual vocative)
škvoři (plural vocative)
škvořové (plural vocative)
škvoři (locative singular)
škvořu (locative singular)
škvořovi (locative singular)
škvořú (dual locative)
škvořích (locative plural)
škvořem (instrumental singular)
škvořoma (dual instrumental)
škvoři (instrumental plural)
skvoř (alternative)

Czech: škvor


šlap

šlap (nominative singular)
šlapy (dual nominative)
šlapi (nominative plural)
šlapové (nominative plural)
šlapa (genitive singular)
šlapu (genitive singular)
šlapú (dual genitive)
šlapóv (genitive plural)
šlapu (dative singular)
šlapoma (dative dual)
šlapóm (dative plural)
šlap (accusative singular)
šlapy (accusative dual)
šlapy (accusative plural)
šlape (singular vocative)
šlapy (dual vocative)
šlapi (plural vocative)
šlapové (plural vocative)
šlapě (locative singular)
šlapu (locative singular)
šlapú (dual locative)
šlapiech (locative plural)
šlapem (instrumental singular)
šlapoma (dual instrumental)
šlapy (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Middle High German slappe, ultimately from Latin slappa. Compare Russian шляпа (šljapa).


nemsta

nemsta (nominative singular)
nemstě (dual nominative)
nemsty (nominative plural)
nemsty (genitive singular)
nemstú (dual genitive)
nemst (genitive plural)
nemstě (dative singular)
nemstama (dative dual)
nemstám (dative plural)
nemstu (accusative singular)
nemstě (accusative dual)
nemsty (accusative plural)
nemsto (singular vocative)
nemstě (dual vocative)
nemsty (plural vocative)
nemstě (locative singular)
nemstú (dual locative)
nemstách (locative plural)
nemstú (instrumental singular)
nemstama (dual instrumental)
nemstami (instrumental plural)


bláznomluvenie

bláznomluvenie (nominative singular)
bláznomluvení (dual nominative)
bláznomluvenie (nominative plural)
bláznomluvenie (genitive singular)
bláznomluveňú (dual genitive)
bláznomluvení (genitive plural)
bláznomluveňú (dative singular)
bláznomluveníma (dative dual)
bláznomluvením (dative plural)
bláznomluvenie (accusative singular)
bláznomluvení (accusative dual)
bláznomluvenie (accusative plural)
bláznomluvenie (singular vocative)
bláznomluvení (dual vocative)
bláznomluvenie (plural vocative)
bláznomluvení (locative singular)
bláznomluveňú (locative singular)
bláznomluveňú (dual locative)
bláznomluveních (locative plural)
bláznomluvením (instrumental singular)
bláznomluveníma (dual instrumental)
bláznomluveními (instrumental plural)

/ˈbɫaːznomɫuʋɛɲi̯ɛː/


bohonošě

bohonošě (nominative singular)
bohonoši (dual nominative)
bohonošě (nominative plural)
bohonošě (genitive singular)
bohonošú (dual genitive)
bohonoší (genitive plural)
bohonoši (dative singular)
bohonošěma (dative dual)
bohonošiem (dative plural)
bohonošu (accusative singular)
bohonoši (accusative dual)
bohonošě (accusative plural)
bohonoše (singular vocative)
bohonoši (dual vocative)
bohonošě (plural vocative)
bohonoši (locative singular)
bohonošú (dual locative)
bohonošiech (locative plural)
bohonošú (instrumental singular)
bohonošěma (dual instrumental)
bohonošěmi (instrumental plural)
bohunošě (alternative)


bytedlnost

bytedlnost (nominative singular)
bytedlnosti (dual nominative)
bytedlnosti (nominative plural)
bytedlnosti (genitive singular)
bytedlnosťú (dual genitive)
bytedlností (genitive plural)
bytedlnosti (dative singular)
bytedlnostma (dative dual)
bytedlnostem (dative plural)
bytedlnost (accusative singular)
bytedlnosti (accusative dual)
bytedlnosti (accusative plural)
bytedlnosti (singular vocative)
bytedlnosti (dual vocative)
bytedlnosti (plural vocative)
bytedlnosti (locative singular)
bytedlnosťú (dual locative)
bytedlnostech (locative plural)
bytedlnosťú (instrumental singular)
bytedlnostma (dual instrumental)
bytedlnostmi (instrumental plural)
bytelnost (alternative)


ciev

ciev (nominative singular)
civi (dual nominative)
cive (nominative plural)
cive (genitive singular)
civ́ú (dual genitive)
civí (genitive plural)
civi (dative singular)
civema (dative dual)
civem (dative plural)
ciev (accusative singular)
civi (accusative dual)
cive (accusative plural)
civi (singular vocative)
civi (dual vocative)
cive (plural vocative)
civi (locative singular)
civ́ú (dual locative)
civech (locative plural)
civ́ú (instrumental singular)
civema (dual instrumental)
civemi (instrumental plural)
cieva (alternative)

Czech: céva

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *cěva (“tube, spool”).


slémě

slémě (nominative singular)
slemeně (dual nominative)
slemena (nominative plural)
slemene (genitive singular)
slemenú (dual genitive)
slemen (genitive plural)
slemeni (dative singular)
slemenoma (dative dual)
slemenóm (dative plural)
slémě (accusative singular)
slemeně (accusative dual)
slemena (accusative plural)
slémě (singular vocative)
slemeně (dual vocative)
slemena (plural vocative)
slemeni (locative singular)
slemenú (dual locative)
slemeniech (locative plural)
slemenem (instrumental singular)
slemenoma (dual instrumental)
slemeny (instrumental plural)
slemeno (alternative)

desc

Czech: slémě (dated), slemeno (literary)


bánie

bánie (nominative singular)
bání (dual nominative)
bánie (nominative plural)
bánie (genitive singular)
báňú (dual genitive)
bání (genitive plural)
báňú (dative singular)
báníma (dative dual)
báním (dative plural)
bánie (accusative singular)
bání (accusative dual)
bánie (accusative plural)
bánie (singular vocative)
bání (dual vocative)
bánie (plural vocative)
bání (locative singular)
báňú (locative singular)
báňú (dual locative)
báních (locative plural)
báním (instrumental singular)
báníma (dual instrumental)
báními (instrumental plural)


těžař

těžař (nominative singular)
těžařě (dual nominative)
těžařé (nominative plural)
těžařové (nominative plural)
těžařě (genitive singular)
těžařú (dual genitive)
těžařóv (genitive plural)
těžařu (dative singular)
těžařovi (dative singular)
těžařoma (dative dual)
těžařóm (dative plural)
těžařě (accusative singular)
těžařě (accusative dual)
těžařě (accusative plural)
těžařu (singular vocative)
těžařě (dual vocative)
těžařé (plural vocative)
těžařové (plural vocative)
těžařu (locative singular)
těžařovi (locative singular)
těžařú (dual locative)
těžařích (locative plural)
těžařem (instrumental singular)
těžařoma (dual instrumental)
těžaři (instrumental plural)
těžieř (alternative)


člověčenstvie

člověčenstvie (nominative singular)
člověčenství (dual nominative)
člověčenstvie (nominative plural)
člověčenstvie (genitive singular)
člověčenstv́ú (dual genitive)
člověčenství (genitive plural)
člověčenstv́ú (dative singular)
člověčenstvíma (dative dual)
člověčenstvím (dative plural)
člověčenstvie (accusative singular)
člověčenství (accusative dual)
člověčenstvie (accusative plural)
člověčenstvie (singular vocative)
člověčenství (dual vocative)
člověčenstvie (plural vocative)
člověčenství (locative singular)
člověčenstv́ú (locative singular)
člověčenstv́ú (dual locative)
člověčenstvích (locative plural)
člověčenstvím (instrumental singular)
člověčenstvíma (dual instrumental)
člověčenstvími (instrumental plural)

Czech: člověčenství

/ˈt͡ʃɫoʋi̯ɛt͡ʃɛnstʋi̯ɛː/


krósna

krósna (nominative singular)
krósně (dual nominative)
krósny (nominative plural)
krósny (genitive singular)
krósnú (dual genitive)
krósen (genitive plural)
krósně (dative singular)
krósnama (dative dual)
krósnám (dative plural)
krósnu (accusative singular)
krósně (accusative dual)
krósny (accusative plural)
krósno (singular vocative)
krósně (dual vocative)
krósny (plural vocative)
krósně (locative singular)
krósnú (dual locative)
krósnách (locative plural)
krósnú (instrumental singular)
krósnama (dual instrumental)
krósnami (instrumental plural)
krósně (alternative)
krosně (alternative)

Czech: krosna

a wooden frame used to carry someone or something on the back


ohřeb

ohřeb (nominative singular)
ohřeby (dual nominative)
ohřebi (nominative plural)
ohřebové (nominative plural)
ohřeba (genitive singular)
ohřebu (genitive singular)
ohřebú (dual genitive)
ohřebóv (genitive plural)
ohřebu (dative singular)
ohřeboma (dative dual)
ohřebóm (dative plural)
ohřeb (accusative singular)
ohřeby (accusative dual)
ohřeby (accusative plural)
ohřebe (singular vocative)
ohřeby (dual vocative)
ohřebi (plural vocative)
ohřebové (plural vocative)
ohřebě (locative singular)
ohřebu (locative singular)
ohřebú (dual locative)
ohřebiech (locative plural)
ohřebem (instrumental singular)
ohřeboma (dual instrumental)
ohřeby (instrumental plural)

From hřebati. Compare Old Church Slavonic грабити (grabiti, “to seize”).

cog

vdáti v ohřeb


jatrušě

jatrušě (nominative singular)
jatruši (dual nominative)
jatrušě (nominative plural)
jatrušě (genitive singular)
jatrušú (dual genitive)
jatruší (genitive plural)
jatruš (genitive plural)
jatruši (dative singular)
jatrušěma (dative dual)
jatrušiem (dative plural)
jatrušu (accusative singular)
jatruši (accusative dual)
jatrušě (accusative plural)
jatruše (singular vocative)
jatruši (dual vocative)
jatrušě (plural vocative)
jatruši (locative singular)
jatrušú (dual locative)
jatrušiech (locative plural)
jatrušú (instrumental singular)
jatrušěma (dual instrumental)
jatrušěmi (instrumental plural)


jatrvenicě

jatrvenicě (nominative singular)
jatrvenici (dual nominative)
jatrvenicě (nominative plural)
jatrvenicě (genitive singular)
jatrvenicú (dual genitive)
jatrvenicí (genitive plural)
jatrvenic (genitive plural)
jatrvenici (dative singular)
jatrvenicěma (dative dual)
jatrveniciem (dative plural)
jatrvenicu (accusative singular)
jatrvenici (accusative dual)
jatrvenicě (accusative plural)
jatrvenice (singular vocative)
jatrvenici (dual vocative)
jatrvenicě (plural vocative)
jatrvenici (locative singular)
jatrvenicú (dual locative)
jatrveniciech (locative plural)
jatrvenicú (instrumental singular)
jatrvenicěma (dual instrumental)
jatrvenicěmi (instrumental plural)


obnož

obnož (nominative singular)
obnoži (dual nominative)
obnoži (nominative plural)
obnoži (genitive singular)
obnožú (dual genitive)
obnoží (genitive plural)
obnoži (dative singular)
obnožma (dative dual)
obnožem (dative plural)
obnož (accusative singular)
obnoži (accusative dual)
obnoži (accusative plural)
obnoži (singular vocative)
obnoži (dual vocative)
obnoži (plural vocative)
obnoži (locative singular)
obnožú (dual locative)
obnožech (locative plural)
obnožú (instrumental singular)
obnožma (dual instrumental)
obnožmi (instrumental plural)


jesep

jesep (nominative singular)
jespy (dual nominative)
jespi (nominative plural)
jespové (nominative plural)
jespa (genitive singular)
jespu (genitive singular)
jespú (dual genitive)
jespóv (genitive plural)
jespu (dative singular)
jespoma (dative dual)
jespóm (dative plural)
jesep (accusative singular)
jespy (accusative dual)
jespy (accusative plural)
jespe (singular vocative)
jespy (dual vocative)
jespi (plural vocative)
jespové (plural vocative)
jespě (locative singular)
jespu (locative singular)
jespú (dual locative)
jespiech (locative plural)
jespem (instrumental singular)
jespoma (dual instrumental)
jespy (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *jьzsъpъ. Compare Old Polish isep.


jesetr

jesetr (nominative singular)
jesetry (dual nominative)
jesetři (nominative plural)
jesetrové (nominative plural)
jesetra (genitive singular)
jesetru (genitive singular)
jesetrú (dual genitive)
jesetróv (genitive plural)
jesetru (dative singular)
jesetrovi (dative singular)
jesetroma (dative dual)
jesetróm (dative plural)
jesetr (accusative singular)
jesetra (accusative singular)
jesetry (accusative dual)
jesetry (accusative plural)
jesetře (singular vocative)
jesetry (dual vocative)
jesetři (plural vocative)
jesetrové (plural vocative)
jesetřě (locative singular)
jesetru (locative singular)
jesetrovi (locative singular)
jesetrú (dual locative)
jesetřiech (locative plural)
jesetrem (instrumental singular)
jesetroma (dual instrumental)
jesetry (instrumental plural)

Czech: jeseter


kadidlnicě

kadidlnicě (nominative singular)
kadidlnici (dual nominative)
kadidlnicě (nominative plural)
kadidlnicě (genitive singular)
kadidlnicú (dual genitive)
kadidlnicí (genitive plural)
kadidlnic (genitive plural)
kadidlnici (dative singular)
kadidlnicěma (dative dual)
kadidlniciem (dative plural)
kadidlnicu (accusative singular)
kadidlnici (accusative dual)
kadidlnicě (accusative plural)
kadidlnice (singular vocative)
kadidlnici (dual vocative)
kadidlnicě (plural vocative)
kadidlnici (locative singular)
kadidlnicú (dual locative)
kadidlniciech (locative plural)
kadidlnicú (instrumental singular)
kadidlnicěma (dual instrumental)
kadidlnicěmi (instrumental plural)
kadilnicě (alternative)
kadlnicě (alternative)

Czech: kadidelnice


volánek

volánek (nominative singular)
volánky (dual nominative)
volánci (nominative plural)
volánkové (nominative plural)
volánka (genitive singular)
volánku (genitive singular)
volánkú (dual genitive)
volánkóv (genitive plural)
volánku (dative singular)
volánkoma (dative dual)
volánkóm (dative plural)
volánek (accusative singular)
volánky (accusative dual)
volánky (accusative plural)
volánče (singular vocative)
volánky (dual vocative)
volánci (plural vocative)
volánkové (plural vocative)
voláncě (locative singular)
volánku (locative singular)
volánkú (dual locative)
volánciech (locative plural)
volánkem (instrumental singular)
volánkoma (dual instrumental)
volánky (instrumental plural)

Coined by Klaret. First attested in the 14th century.
Compare Polish wołacz.

from KlarVok 42-3 De grammatica

volánek vocativus, dánek dativus, vinovánek accusativus


vinovánek

vinovánek (nominative singular)
vinovánky (dual nominative)
vinovánci (nominative plural)
vinovánkové (nominative plural)
vinovánka (genitive singular)
vinovánku (genitive singular)
vinovánkú (dual genitive)
vinovánkóv (genitive plural)
vinovánku (dative singular)
vinovánkoma (dative dual)
vinovánkóm (dative plural)
vinovánek (accusative singular)
vinovánky (accusative dual)
vinovánky (accusative plural)
vinovánče (singular vocative)
vinovánky (dual vocative)
vinovánci (plural vocative)
vinovánkové (plural vocative)
vinováncě (locative singular)
vinovánku (locative singular)
vinovánkú (dual locative)
vinovánciech (locative plural)
vinovánkem (instrumental singular)
vinovánkoma (dual instrumental)
vinovánky (instrumental plural)

Coined by Klaret. First attested in the 14th century.
Compare Russian винительный падеж (vinitelʹnyj padež).

винительный падеж

from KlarVok 42-3 De grammatica


dánek

dánek (nominative singular)
dánky (dual nominative)
dánci (nominative plural)
dánkové (nominative plural)
dánka (genitive singular)
dánku (genitive singular)
dánkú (dual genitive)
dánkóv (genitive plural)
dánku (dative singular)
dánkoma (dative dual)
dánkóm (dative plural)
dánek (accusative singular)
dánky (accusative dual)
dánky (accusative plural)
dánče (singular vocative)
dánky (dual vocative)
dánci (plural vocative)
dánkové (plural vocative)
dáncě (locative singular)
dánku (locative singular)
dánkú (dual locative)
dánciech (locative plural)
dánkem (instrumental singular)
dánkoma (dual instrumental)
dánky (instrumental plural)

Coined by Klaret. First attested in the 14th century.
Compare Russian да́тельный паде́ж (dátelʹnyj padéž).

да́тельный паде́ж

from KlarVok 42-3 De grammatica


schučenie

schučenie (nominative singular)
schučení (dual nominative)
schučenie (nominative plural)
schučenie (genitive singular)
schučeňú (dual genitive)
schučení (genitive plural)
schučeňú (dative singular)
schučeníma (dative dual)
schučením (dative plural)
schučenie (accusative singular)
schučení (accusative dual)
schučenie (accusative plural)
schučenie (singular vocative)
schučení (dual vocative)
schučenie (plural vocative)
schučení (locative singular)
schučeňú (locative singular)
schučeňú (dual locative)
schučeních (locative plural)
schučením (instrumental singular)
schučeníma (dual instrumental)
schučeními (instrumental plural)

/ˈsxut͡ʃɛɲi̯ɛː/


slovočtan

slovočtan (nominative singular)
slovočtany (dual nominative)
slovočtani (nominative plural)
slovočtanové (nominative plural)
slovočtana (genitive singular)
slovočtanú (dual genitive)
slovočtanóv (genitive plural)
slovočtanu (dative singular)
slovočtanovi (dative singular)
slovočtanoma (dative dual)
slovočtanóm (dative plural)
slovočtana (accusative singular)
slovočtany (accusative dual)
slovočtany (accusative plural)
slovočtane (singular vocative)
slovočtany (dual vocative)
slovočtani (plural vocative)
slovočtanové (plural vocative)
slovočtanu (locative singular)
slovočtanovi (locative singular)
slovočtanú (dual locative)
slovočtaniech (locative plural)
slovočtanem (instrumental singular)
slovočtanoma (dual instrumental)
slovočtany (instrumental plural)
slovočten (alternative)


rodlík

rodlík (nominative singular)
rodlíky (dual nominative)
rodlíci (nominative plural)
rodlíkové (nominative plural)
rodlíka (genitive singular)
rodlíku (genitive singular)
rodlíkú (dual genitive)
rodlíkóv (genitive plural)
rodlíku (dative singular)
rodlíkoma (dative dual)
rodlíkóm (dative plural)
rodlík (accusative singular)
rodlíky (accusative dual)
rodlíky (accusative plural)
rodlíče (singular vocative)
rodlíky (dual vocative)
rodlíci (plural vocative)
rodlíkové (plural vocative)
rodlícě (locative singular)
rodlíku (locative singular)
rodlíkú (dual locative)
rodlíciech (locative plural)
rodlíkem (instrumental singular)
rodlíkoma (dual instrumental)
rodlíky (instrumental plural)

Coined by Klaret. First attested in the 14th century.
Compare Russian роди́тельный паде́ж (rodítelʹnyj padéž).

роди́тельный паде́ж


jmenovánek

jmenovánek (nominative singular)
jmenovánky (dual nominative)
jmenovánci (nominative plural)
jmenovánkové (nominative plural)
jmenovánka (genitive singular)
jmenovánku (genitive singular)
jmenovánkú (dual genitive)
jmenovánkóv (genitive plural)
jmenovánku (dative singular)
jmenovánkoma (dative dual)
jmenovánkóm (dative plural)
jmenovánek (accusative singular)
jmenovánky (accusative dual)
jmenovánky (accusative plural)
jmenovánče (singular vocative)
jmenovánky (dual vocative)
jmenovánci (plural vocative)
jmenovánkové (plural vocative)
jmenováncě (locative singular)
jmenovánku (locative singular)
jmenovánkú (dual locative)
jmenovánciech (locative plural)
jmenovánkem (instrumental singular)
jmenovánkoma (dual instrumental)
jmenovánky (instrumental plural)

Coined by Klaret. First attested in the 14th century.
Compare Russian имени́тельный паде́ж (imenítelʹnyj padéž).

имени́тельный паде́ж