See Čech on Wiktionary
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"La légende campe une figure mythique, Čech, ancêtre de la nation et chef de tribu au moment des grandes invasions qui décida du haut du mont Říp, au centre de la Bohême que l’on était arrivé à destination et que les terres s’étendant alentour seraient celles de son peuple, les Tchèques.",
"Les étymologistes ^([1]) penchent plutôt pour un mot construit sur le radical *čel qui est dans čeleď, člověk, le /l/ ayant subi un renforcement consonantique en /ch/ → voir hoch et holka. De l’indo-européen commun *kʷel- ^([2]) (« clan, foule »)."
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"La légende campe une figure mythique, Čech, ancêtre de la nation et chef de tribu au moment des grandes invasions qui décida du haut du mont Říp, au centre de la Bohême que l’on était arrivé à destination et que les terres s’étendant alentour seraient celles de son peuple, les Tchèques.",
"Les étymologistes ^([1]) penchent plutôt pour un mot construit sur le radical *čel qui est dans čeleď, člověk, le /l/ ayant subi un renforcement consonantique en /ch/ → voir hoch et holka. De l’indo-européen commun *kʷel- ^([2]) (« clan, foule »)."
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"Les étymologistes ^([1]) penchent plutôt pour un mot construit sur le radical *čel qui est dans čeleď, člověk, le /l/ ayant subi un renforcement consonantique en /ch/ → voir hoch et holka. De l’indo-européen commun *kʷel- ^([2]) (« clan, foule »)."
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"Les étymologistes ^([1]) penchent plutôt pour un mot construit sur le radical *čel qui est dans čeleď, člověk, le /l/ ayant subi un renforcement consonantique en /ch/ → voir hoch et holka. De l’indo-européen commun *kʷel- ^([2]) (« clan, foule »)."
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"La légende campe une figure mythique, Čech, ancêtre de la nation et chef de tribu au moment des grandes invasions qui décida du haut du mont Říp, au centre de la Bohême que l’on était arrivé à destination et que les terres s’étendant alentour seraient celles de son peuple, les Tchèques.",
"Les étymologistes ^([1]) penchent plutôt pour un mot construit sur le radical *čel qui est dans čeleď, člověk, le /l/ ayant subi un renforcement consonantique en /ch/ → voir hoch et holka. De l’indo-européen commun *kʷel- ^([2]) (« clan, foule »)."
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}
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"La légende campe une figure mythique, Čech, ancêtre de la nation et chef de tribu au moment des grandes invasions qui décida du haut du mont Říp, au centre de la Bohême que l’on était arrivé à destination et que les terres s’étendant alentour seraient celles de son peuple, les Tchèques.",
"Les étymologistes ^([1]) penchent plutôt pour un mot construit sur le radical *čel qui est dans čeleď, člověk, le /l/ ayant subi un renforcement consonantique en /ch/ → voir hoch et holka. De l’indo-européen commun *kʷel- ^([2]) (« clan, foule »)."
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