User:Matthias Buchmeier/cs-en-c

cácorka {f} [rare, colloquial] :: girl, lassie, bird
cadik {m} :: zaddik, tzaddik
Caesar {prop} {m} :: Caesar (ancient Roman family name)
cachexie {f} :: cachexia (systemic wasting of muscle tissue that accompanies a chronic disease)
Cáchy {prop} {fp} :: Cáchy (city)
cajk {m} :: a kind of cotton textile
cajk {m} [slang] :: tools or equipment
cajk {m} [colloquial] :: good state
cákat {v impf} :: to splash
cálovat {v impf} [slang] :: to pay
cambridgeský {adj} [relational] :: Cambridge; Cantabrigian
cambridžský {adj} [relational] :: Cambridge
camembert {m} :: camembert
canc {m} :: drivel, claptrap, balderdash
candát {f} :: zander
candátí {adj} [relational] :: zander, zander's
capoeira {f} :: capoeira
car {m} :: tsar
carevič {m} :: tsarevich
carevna {f} :: tsarina (empress of several Eastern European countries, especially Russia, or the wife of a tsar)
carismus {m} :: tsarism
carovna {f} :: obsolete form of carevna
Cařihrad {prop} {m} :: Constantinople (name of present-day Istanbul from 330-1930 CE.)
Casablanca {prop} {f} :: Casablanca (city)
Cauchyho rozdělení {n} [statistics] :: Cauchy distribution
cca {adv} :: abbreviation of circa: ca
-ce {suffix} :: -or, -er
-ce {suffix} :: -tion
{n} :: letter: c
cecek {m inan} [colloquial] :: teat (projection of the milk-producing gland)
cecek {m inan} [vulgar] :: female breast
cecík {m} :: teat (the projection of a mammary gland from which, on female mammals, milk is secreted)
Cecílie {prop} {f} :: given name
Cecilka {prop} {f} :: given name
céčko {n} :: letter c
cédéčko {n} :: CD (compact disc)
cedník {m} :: colander
cedr {m inan} :: cedar
cedule {f} :: sign (a clearly visible object, generally flat, bearing a short message in words or pictures)
cedulka {f} :: diminutive of cedule
cefalea {f} :: cephalalgia
cefalgie {f} :: cephalalgia
ceftriaxon {m} [pharmaceutical drug] :: ceftriaxone
cefuroxim {m} [pharmaceutical drug] :: cefuroxime
cech {m inan} :: guild
cechovní {adj} [relational] :: guild
cejch {m inan} :: brand (mark made by burning)
cejchovat {v impf} :: to brand
cejchovat {v impf} :: to calibrate
Cejlon {prop} {m} :: Ceylon
Cejloňan {m} :: Ceylonese
cejlonský {adj} :: Ceylon, Ceylonese
cejn {m} :: bream (any fish of the genus Abramis)
cejní {adj} [relational] :: bream, bream's
cela {f} :: cell (room in a prison for containing inmates)
celebrita {f} :: celebrity (famous person)
celé číslo {n} [mathematics] :: integer, whole number
celek {m} :: whole
celer {m} :: celery
celiakie {f} :: celiac disease (US), coeliac disease (UK)
celibát {m} :: celibacy
celibátní {adj} :: celibate
celičký {adj} :: diminutive of celý
celinký {adj} :: diminutive of celý
celistvost {f} :: integrity
celkem {adv} :: quite, pretty, fairly (to a moderate extent)
celkem {adv} :: in total
celkový {adj} :: overall
celkový {adj} :: total
celkový obraz {m} :: big picture
celní {adj} [relational] :: duty, tariff
celnice {f} :: customs, customs office
celník {m} :: customs officer
celočíselný {adj} [relational] :: integer
celodenní {adj} :: all-day
celofán {m} :: cellophane
celoroční {adj} :: year-round
celostátní {adj} :: national
celosvětový {adj} :: global, worldwide
celozrnný {adj} :: whole-wheat
celoživotní {adj} :: lifelong
Celsiova stupnice {f} :: Celsius scale
celulóza {f} :: cellulose
celý {adj} :: whole
cembalista {m} :: harpsichordist
cembalo {n} :: harpsichord
cement {m} :: cement
-cén {suffix} :: -cene
cena {f} :: price
cena {f} :: prize
ceník {m} :: price list
cenit {v impf} :: to value, to prize
cenný {adj} :: valuable, precious
cenný papír {m} [finance] :: security (proof of ownership)
cenová hladina {f} :: price index
cenový {adj} [relational] :: price
cenťák {m} [colloquial] :: centimeter
centi- {prefix} :: centi-
centilitr {m} :: centiliter, centilitre
centimetr {m} :: centimeter (US), centimetre (UK)
centrála {f} :: headquarters (the center of a organization's operations or administration)
centralismus {m} :: centralism
centralistický {adj} :: centralist, centralistic
centralizace {f} :: centralization
centralizovat {v} :: to centralize
centrální {adj} :: central
centrální banka {f} :: central bank
centrální Evropa {f} :: Central Europe
centrální limitní věta {f} :: central limit theorem
centrální nervová soustava {f} :: central nervous system
-centrický {suffix} :: -centric
centrifuga {f} :: centrifuge
centroacinózní {adj} :: centroacinar (of a type of spindle-shaped cell in the exocrine pancreas)
centromera {f} :: centromere
centrum {n} :: center [US]; centre [UK] (of a city)
centrum {n} :: center [US]; centre [UK] (place where activity occurs)
centurio {m} :: centurion
cenzura {f} :: censorship
cenzurovat {v impf} :: to censor (to review in order to remove objectionable content from correspondence or public media)
cep {m} :: flail (tool)
cepín {m} :: ice axe
cer {m} :: cerium
cér {m} :: cerium
cerebrální {adj} :: cerebral
ceremoniál {m} :: ceremony
Cereřin {adj} :: Ceres' (belonging to or connected with Ceres)
Ceres {prop} :: [Roman god, feminine] Ceres, Roman goddess of agriculture; equivalent to the Greek goddess Demeter
Ceres {prop} :: [astronomy, feminine, masculine inanimate] Ceres, a dwarf planet orbiting between Mars and Jupiter
certifikát {m} :: certificate (a document containing a certified statement)
cervicitida {f} :: cervicitis (inflammation of the cervix)
cervikální {adj} :: cervical
cese {f} :: cession
cesium {n} :: caesium, cesium
cesmína {f} :: holly (any Ilex)
cesta {f} :: road
cesta {f} :: journey
cesta {f} :: path (graph theory)
cestář {m} :: roadman
cestička {f} :: diminutive of cesta
cestopis {m} :: travelog (US), travelogue (UK)
cestování {n} :: verbal noun of cestovat
cestování {n} :: travel (act of traveling)
cestovat {v impf} :: to travel
cestovatel {m anim} :: traveller
cestovka {f} [colloquial] :: travel agency
cestovní {adj} [relational] :: travel
cestovní kancelář {f} :: travel agency
cestující {m} :: passenger
-cet {suffix} :: a suffix used for some numbers, specifically 20, 30, 40 and derived numbers
cetie {f} :: Cetti's warbler
cetirizin {m} [pharmaceutical drug] :: cetirizine
cetka {f} :: trinket, knick-knack, gewgaw
céva {f} :: vessel
cévka {f} :: catheter
cévní {adj} :: vascular
Cchinvali {prop} {n} :: Cchinvali (capital city)
-cí {suffix} :: from verbs forms adjectives indicating relation to the verb referent
cibetka {f} :: civet (carnivorous catlike animal that produces a musky secretion, and is two to three feet long, with black bands and spots on the body and tail)
cibulačka {f} :: onion soup
cibule {f} :: onion
cicmat {v} :: [colloquial] to pet (of two or more people, to stroke and fondle one another lovely)
ciferník {m} :: dial
cifra {f} :: digit
cigareta {f} :: cigarette
cigaretový {adj} :: cigarette
cígo {n} [colloquial] :: smoke, ciggie (cigarette)
cigoš {m} :: Gypsy (a member of the Roma people)
cigoška {f} [colloquial] :: female Gypsy
cihelna {f} :: brickyard
cihla {f} :: brick (block for building)
cihlář {m} :: brickmaker
cihlička {f} :: diminutive of cihla
cihlový {adj} [relational] :: brick
cikáda {f} :: cicada
cikán {m} :: alternative spelling of Cikán
Cikán {m} :: A Gypsy, a Romani
cikánek {m} :: diminutive of cikán
cikánka {f} :: female Gypsy
cikánský {adj} :: Gypsy
cikánština {f} [colloquial] :: Gypsy, Romani (language)
cikorka {f} :: chicory (coffee substitute)
cíl {m} :: goal, objective
Cíla {prop} {f} :: A pet form of the female given name Cecílie
cílený {adj} :: targeted
ciliární {adj} :: ciliary
ciliární sval {m} :: ciliary muscle
Cílinka {prop} {f} :: given name, a pet form of Cecílie
cílit {v impf} :: to aim
Cilka {prop} {f} :: given name, a pet form of Cecílie
cílová funkce {f} :: objective function
cílová rovinka {f} :: home straight
cílová skupina {f} [marketing] :: target audience, target group
cílový {adj} [relational] :: goal (related to goals)
cimbál {m inan} :: cimbalom
cimbuří {n} :: battlement, crenellation
cimra {f} [colloquial] :: room (separate part of a building, enclosed by walls, a floor and a ceiling)
cimrmanovský {adj} :: of or relating to fictional Czech polymath Jára Cimrman, especially to comic plays featuring the polymath
cín {m} :: tin (chemical element)
cinkat {v impf} :: to clink, to tinkle, to chink
cínovec {m} :: cassiterite
cínový {adj} :: (chemical element) tin [attributive]
cínový panáček {m} :: tin man
cípek {m} :: diminutive of cíp
circa {adv} :: circa, approximately
cirhóza {f} :: cirrhosis (chronic disease of the liver)
cirka {adv} :: about, approximately
církev {f} :: church (religious organization)
církevní {adj} [relational] :: church, ecclesiastical (of or pertaining to the church)
cirkumfix {m} :: circumfix
cirkus {m} :: circus
cis {noun} :: C-sharp
císař {m} :: emperor
císařovna {f} :: empress
císařský {adj} :: emperor (when used attributively)
císařský řez {m} :: Caesarean section
císařství {n} :: empire (only if ruled by emperor)
Cislajtánie {prop} {f} :: Cisleithania
cissoida {f} :: cissoid
cisterna {f} :: tank (closed container)
cistovník {m anim} :: cisticola
cis-trans izomerie {f} :: cis-trans isomerism
cit {m} :: feeling
cit {m} :: emotion
citace {f} :: citation (reference to a published source)
citace {f} :: quotation
citadela {f} :: citadel
citalopram {m} :: citalopram
citát {m} :: quotation, quote (fragment of human expression)
citera {f} :: zither
citerista {m} :: zitherist (person who plays a zither)
cítit {vt impf} :: to feel (to use the sense of touch)
cítit {vt impf} :: to smell (to sense a smell or smells)
cítit {v impf} :: to feel
citlivost {f} :: sensitivity
citlivý {adj} :: sensitive, emotional
citlivý {adj} :: brittle (emotionally fragile, easily offended)
citoslovce {n} [grammar] :: interjection
citovat {v impf} :: to quote, to cite (to repeat, as a passage from a book, or the words of another)
citovat {v impf} :: to cite (to list the sources from which an author used information, words or literary or verbal context from)
citový {adj} :: emotional
citran {m} :: citrate
citrát {m} :: citrate
citron {m} :: lemon
citrón {m} :: lemon
citroník {m} :: lemon (tree)
citronový {adj} :: lemon (when used attributively)
citrusové ovoce {n} :: citrus fruit
civět {v} :: to stare
civilizace {f} :: civilization
civilizovaný {adj} :: civilized
civilněprávní {adj} [relational] :: civil law
cívka {f} :: inductor, coil (electrical device)
cívkový {adj} :: inductor, coil
cizák {m} [pejorative] :: foreigner
cizí {adj} :: strange, unfamiliar (not yet part of one's experience)
cizí {adj} :: foreign
cizí klíč {m} [databases] :: foreign key
cizí měna {f} :: foreign currency
cizina {f} :: foreign countries
cizinec {m anim} :: foreigner, stranger
cizinka {f} :: female foreigner
cizí slovo {n} :: foreign word
cizí směnka {f} [finance] :: bill of exchange
cizí země {f} :: foreign country (country of which one is not a citizen)
cizokrajný {adj} :: exotic (of animal)
cizoložit {v impf} :: to commit adultery, to be adulterous, to adulterate
cizoložnice {f} :: adulteress
cizoložník {m} :: adulterer (male)
cizoložství {n} :: adultery
cizopasnictví {n} :: parasitism
cizopasník {m} :: parasite
cizopasný {adj} :: parasitic
cizost {f} :: foreignness
cizovláda {f} :: xenocracy (rule by foreigners)
cizrna {f} :: chickpea (an annual Asian plant in the pea family, grown for the edible seeds in its short inflated pods)
-cko {suffix} :: Forms nouns denoting a country or a region
-cký {suffix} :: -ian, -ic (from, related to, or like)
Clintonová {prop} {f} :: Czech female form of the English surname Clinton
Clintonová {prop} {f} :: Hillary Clinton
clo {n} :: duty, tariff, customs duty (on export and import)
clomipramin {m} :: clomipramine
clona {f} [optics] :: aperture, diaphragm
clona {f} :: screen (for blocking light, view etc)
cmunda {f} [colloquial, dialectal] :: potato pancake
co {pron} :: what
co {conj} :: that
co {conj} :: what
co {particle} [indeclinable] :: isn't it so, don't you think?
coby {prep} :: in the role of
co by dup {adv} [colloquial] :: in no time
coby dup {adv} [colloquial] :: in no time
cobydup {adv} [colloquial] :: in no time
co by kamenem dohodil {adv} :: a stone's throw
co do {phrase} :: in terms of, as regards, with respect to
co je moc, to je moc {proverb} :: enough is enough
co je šeptem, to je čertem {proverb} :: What is whispered is illicit
cokoli {pron} :: whatever (anything)
cokoliv {pron} :: anything, whatever
co můžeš udělat dnes, neodkládej na zítřek {proverb} :: procrastination is foolish
co nevidět {adv} :: in no time
co oči nevidí, to srdce nebolí {proverb} :: Problems and losses that do not reach the attention cause no worries and no grief: what the eye doesn't see, the heart doesn't grieve over
Cookovy ostrovy {prop} {mp} :: Cook Islands
cop {m} :: braid
copánek {m} :: diminutive of cop
Coriolisova síla {f} :: Coriolis force
co se týče {phrase} :: as for
co se v mládí naučíš, ve stáří jako když najdeš {proverb} :: Tentative: What you learn in your youth will be useful when you are old
co tě nepálí, nehas {proverb} :: mind one's own business; cobbler, stick to thy last
coul {m} :: inch (unit of length)
coulomb {m} :: coulomb (unit of electric charge)
coura {f} :: tramp, floozie (promiscuous woman)
couvat {v impf} :: to back (to go in the reverse direction)
což {pron} :: which
cože {pron} ::
cože {pron} :: what
cože {interj} :: what (an expression of surprise or disbelief)
cože {interj} :: an expression of threat
cpát {v impf} :: to stuff
Cramerovo pravidlo {n} :: Cramer's rule
crescendo {n} [music] :: crescendo
Creutzfeldt-Jakobova nemoc {f} :: Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease
Crohnova choroba {f} :: Crohn's disease
croissant {m} :: croissant
Ctibor {prop} {m} :: given name
ctihodný {adj} :: honorable
Ctirad {prop} {m} :: given name
ctít {vt impf} :: to honor (to show respect)
ctít {vt impf} :: to honor (to conform to)
ctitel {m} :: admirer
ctižádost {f} :: ambition (personal quality similar to motivation)
ctižádostivost {f} :: ambitiousness
ctižádostivý {adj} :: ambitious (of a person)
ctnost {f} :: virtue
ctnostný {adj} :: virtuous
-ctví {suffix} :: -ship, -hood
-ctvo {suffix} :: Forms nouns referring to collections of people or animals
cucák {m} [slang] :: inexperienced youngster
cucat {v impf} :: to suck (object: thumb)
cucflek {m} [colloquial] :: hickey (mark on the skin made by kissing)
cudně {adv} :: chastely
cudnost {f} :: chastity
cudný {adj} :: chaste
cuchat {v pf} :: to ruffle, tousle
cuchta {f} :: slut, frump, slattern
cuk {m} [slang] :: train
cuketa {f} :: zucchini
cukr {m inan} :: sugar
cukr a bič {m} [idiomatic] :: carrot and stick
cukrárna {f} :: cake shop
cukrář {m} :: confectioner
cukrářství {n} :: sweetshop, confectioner's, candy store (a shop that sells confectionery)
cukrovar {m} :: sugar refinery, sugar mill
cukrová řepa {f} :: sugar beet
cukrová třtina {f} :: sugar cane
cukrová vata {f} :: cotton candy [US], candy floss [UK], fairy floss [Aus]
cukroví {n} :: sweet, candy
cukrovka {f} :: diabetes
cukrovkář {m} :: diabetic (diabetic person)
cukrový {adj} :: Related to or made from sugar
cukřenka {f} :: sugar bowl
culík {m inan} :: unbraided pigtail (hairstyle)
culit {v} :: to smile
cůpek {m} :: diminutive of cop
cupitat {v impf} :: to scuttle
curium {n} :: curium (transuranic chemical element with an atomic number of 96)
Curych {prop} {m} :: Zurich
Curyšan {m} :: person from Zurich
curyšský {adj} :: Zurich, of Zurich
cvakat {v impf} :: to click
cvakat {v impf} [colloquial] :: to pay
cvaknout {v pf} :: to click
cval {m} :: canter (gait of a horse)
cválat {v impf} :: to canter
cvalík {m} :: podge
cvičebnice {f} :: workbook
cvičení {n} :: verbal noun of cvičit
cvičení {n} :: exercise (activity designed to develop or hone a skill or ability)
cvičení {n} :: exercise (physical activity intended to improve strength and fitness)
cvičiště {n} :: parade ground
cvičiště {n} :: exercise area
cvičit {v impf} :: to exercise (to perform activities to develop skills)
Cvikov {prop} {m} :: Cvikov (independent city)
cvoček {m} :: diminutive of cvok
cvok {m} :: nutcase
cvok {m} :: A short nail with wide round head, a stud
cvokárna {f} [colloquial] :: loony bin
cvokhaus {m inan} [colloquial] :: loony bin
cvrčala {f} :: redwing (Turdus iliacus)
cvrččí {adj} [relational] :: cricket, cricket's (insect)
cvrček {m} :: cricket (insect)
cvrčilka {f} :: grasshopper warbler
cyan {m} [printing] :: cyan
cyankáli {n} :: potassium cyanide, cyanide
cyanóza {f} :: cyanosis (blue discoloration of the skin)
cyklický {adj} :: cyclic
cyklista {m} :: cyclist, biker, bicycle rider
cyklistický {adj} :: cycle, bicycle, cycling
cyklistika {f} :: cycling
cyklistka {f} :: female cyclist, biker, bicycle rider
cykloida {f} :: cycloid (any of certain curves)
cyklón {m} :: cyclone
cyklóna {f} :: area of high atmospheric pressure
cykloturista {m} :: bicycle tourist
cykloturistika {f} :: bicycle touring, bicycle tourism
cyklotymie {f} :: cyclothymia (chronic mental disturbance characterized by mood swings and depression)
cyklus {m} :: cycle
cyklus {m} :: series
cyklus {m} [programming] :: loop (sequence of instructions repeated until or while a condition is satisfied)
cylindr {m} :: cylinder
cylindr {m} :: top hat
cylindr {m} :: chimney of an oil lamp
cylindrický {adj} :: cylindrical
cynicky {adv} :: cynically
cynický {adj} :: cynical
cynik {m} :: cynic
cynismus {m} :: cynicism
cyp {m} :: idiot
cyp {m} :: penis
cyp {m} :: Used as a generic intensifier: fucking, damn
cypřiš {m} :: cypress
Cyrda {prop} {m} :: A pet form of the male given name Cyril
Cyril {prop} {m} :: given name
cyrilice {f} :: Cyrillic (alphabet devised for writing the Old Church Slavonic liturgical language)
cyrilika {f} :: rare form of cyrilice
cysta {f} :: cyst
cystická fibróza {f} :: cystic fibrosis
cystinóza {f} :: cystinosis (disorder caused by abnormal metabolism of cystine)
cystitida {f} :: cystitis (inflammation of the urinary bladder)
-cyt {suffix} :: -cyte
cytolog {m} :: cytologist
cytologický {adj} [cytology] :: cytological, cytologic
cytologie {f} :: cytology (cell biology)
cytoložka {f} :: female cytologist
cytometrie {f} :: cytometry
cytoplasmatický {adj} [cytology] :: cytoplasmic (of or relating to cytoplasm)
cytoplazma {f} [cytology] :: cytoplasm
cytosin {m} :: cytosine
cytostatický {adj} :: cytostatic (tending to inhibit cell growth and multiplication)
cytostatikum {n} :: cytostatic
cytotoxický {adj} [cytology] :: cytotoxic
cytozin {m} :: alternative spelling of cytosin
{suffix} :: Creates agent nouns, indicating a person or thing that does something, much like the English -er and -or
č. {noun} :: abbreviation of číslo: no.
č {letter} :: letter
čabajka {f} :: A type of Hungarian sausage
čača {f} :: cha-cha (dance)
Čad {prop} {m} :: Chad
Čaďan {m} :: Chadian (person)
čadění {n} :: verbal noun of čadit
čadící {adj} :: smoky
čadit {v impf} :: to smolder, to smoke
čadivý {adj} :: sooty
čádor {m} :: chador (a loose robe, made from a single cloth, worn as a combination head covering, veil and shawl by Muslim women, especially in Iran)
čadský {adj} :: Chadian, Chad's, of Chad
čágo {interj} [colloquial] :: hey, hi (informal greeting said when meeting someone)
čágo {interj} [colloquial] :: bye (informal farewell)
čaj {m inan} :: tea (the dried leaves or buds of the tea plant, Camellia sinensis)
čaj {m inan} :: tea (the drink made by infusing these dried leaves or buds in hot water)
čaj {m inan} :: tea (a variety of the tea plant)
čaj {m inan} :: tea (by extension, any drink made by infusing parts of various other plants)
čajník {m} :: teapot
čajová konvice {f} :: teapot
čajová lžička {f} :: teaspoon
čajová svíčka {f} :: tea light, tea candle
čajovna {f} :: teahouse, tearoom
čajovník {m} :: tea plant
čajový {adj} [relational] :: tea
čajový lístek {m} :: tea leaf
čajznout {v pf} [colloquial] :: to steal, to swipe
čakra {f} :: chakra
čalamáda {f} :: pickles (mixture of pickled vegetables)
-čan {suffix} :: Appended to some country names ending with -ie to form a demonym
čáp {m anim} :: stork
čapí {adj} [relational] :: stork (of or relating to storks)
čápice {f} :: female stork
čapka {f} [colloquial] :: cap
čapla {f} [dialectal] :: heron
čapnout {v pf} [colloquial] :: to catch, to get
čára {f} :: line
čára {f} :: threadlike mark of pen, pencil, or graver
čára ponoru {f} :: A water line, the level to which the water reaches along a boat or a ship
čardáš {m} :: czardas, csardas (Hungarian dance)
čárka {f} :: diminutive of čára
čárka {f} :: comma
čárka {f} :: acute accent
čaroděj {m} :: wizard, sorcerer
čarodějka {f} :: alternative form of čarodějnice
čarodějnice {f} :: witch
čarodějnictví {n} :: witchcraft
čarodějný {adj} :: magic
čarodějný {adj} :: enchanting, charming
čarování {n} :: magic (allegedly supernatural method to dominate natural forces)
čarovat {v impf} :: to do magic, cast spells, conjure
čarovný {adj} :: magic
čarovný {adj} :: enchanting, charming
čárový kód {m} :: barcode (any set of machine-readable parallel bars or concentric circles, varying in width, spacing, or height, encoding information according to a symbology)
čáry {m inan} [plurale tantum] :: magicking, spells, sorcery, witchcraft
čáry máry {interj} :: abracadabra
čas {m inan} :: time
čas {m inan} :: time (particular occasion)
čas {m inan} [grammar] :: tense
časák {m} [colloquial] :: magazine
časně {adv} :: early in the morning
časný {adj} :: early-morning
čas od času {adv} :: from time to time
časomíra {f} :: timekeeper, timepiece (device)
časopis {m inan} :: magazine, journal (periodical publication)
časoprostor {m} :: spacetime
časoprostorový {adj} :: spatiotemporal
časoslovo {n} [obsolete] :: verb
časovač {m} :: timer
časovaná bomba {f} :: time bomb
časování {n} [grammar] :: conjugation
časová řada {f} :: time series
časová složitost {f} :: time complexity
časovat {v} [grammar] :: to conjugate (to inflect a verb)
časová značka {f} [computing] :: timestamp
časově {adv} :: as for time
časové pásmo {n} :: time zone
časové razítko {n} [computing] :: timestamp
časový {adj} :: temporal (of or relating to time)
část {f} :: part (of a whole)
častá krůpěj i kámen proráží {proverb} :: practice makes perfect
částečně {adv} :: partially, partly
částečný {adj} :: partial (incomplete)
částice {f} [grammar] :: particle
částice {f} [physics] :: particle
částice alfa {f} :: alpha particle
částice beta {f} :: beta particle
částicový {adj} :: particle
částka {f} :: sum (quantity of money)
částka {f} :: part
často {adv} :: often
častokrát {adv} :: often, oftentimes
častost {m} :: frequency (not as a physical quantity)
častý {adj} :: frequent
čatní {n} :: chutney (condiment)
čau {interj} :: hello, hi (informal greeting said when meeting someone)
čau {interj} :: bye (informal farewell)
čauky {interj} :: hi
čauky {interj} :: bye
čauves {interj} :: hi
čauves {interj} :: bye
čazení {n} :: verbal noun of čadit
-če {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a neuter noun, usually denoting a young child or a young animal
čé {n} :: letter: č
Čebyševova nerovnost {f} [probability theory] :: Chebyshev's inequality
čéče {interj} [colloquial] :: dude, guy (a term of address or an expression of surprise when talking to a friend)
Čečen {m} :: Chechen
Čečenec {m} :: Chechen (person)
Čečenka {f} :: female Chechen
Čečensko {prop} {n} :: Čečensko (republic)
čečenský {adj} :: Chechen
čečenština {f} :: Chechen (language)
čečetka {f} :: redpoll (Acanthis spp.)
Čečna {prop} {f} :: Čečna (republic)
čedar {m} :: cheddar (cheese)
čedič {m} :: basalt
čeho je moc, toho je příliš {proverb} :: enough is enough
Čech {m anim} :: Czech (person)
Čech {m anim} :: Bohemian (person)
čechismus {m} :: word or other feature originating in the Czech language that has been borrowed by another language
čechoamerický {adj} :: Czech-American
Čechoameričan {m} :: Czech American
Čechoameričanka {f} :: female Czech American
čechrat {v impf} :: to fluff, fluff up
Čechy {prop} {fp} :: Bohemia
Čechy {prop} {fp} [colloquial] :: the Czech Republic
čejčí {adj} :: lapwing, lapwing's
Čejen {m} :: Cheyenne (member of the Cheyenne tribe)
čejka {f} :: lapwing
čekání {n} :: waiting
čekanka {f} :: chicory
čekárna {f} :: waiting room
čekat {v impf} :: to wait (using the accusative with na)
čekat {v impf} :: to expect (using the accusative without na)
čeleď {f} [biology, taxonomy] :: family (rank in the classification of organisms, below order and above genus)
čelem vzad {adv} :: about-turn
čelen {m} :: bowsprit (a spar projecting over the prow of a sailing vessel to provide the means of adding sail surface)
čelenka {f} :: a headband
čelíčko {n} :: diminutive of čelo
čelist {f} :: jaw (one of the bones, usually bearing teeth, which form the framework of the mouth)
čelistní dutina {f} [anatomy] :: maxillary sinus
čelit {v impf} :: To brave, confront, face something
Čeljabinsk {prop} {m} :: Čeljabinsk (oblast)
Čeljabinsk {prop} {m} :: Čeljabinsk (city/administrative center)
čelní {adj} :: frontal
čelní dutina {f} :: frontal sinus
čelní kost {f} :: frontal bone
čelní lalok {m} :: frontal lobe
čelo {n} [anatomy] :: forehead
čelovka {f} :: headlamp (flashlight worn on head)
čemeřice {f} :: hellebore
Čenda {prop} {m} :: A pet form of the male given names Čeněk and Čestmír
Čeněk {prop} {m} :: given name
čenich {m} :: muzzle, nose, snout (of an animal)
čenich {m} [colloquial] :: nose (human nose)
Čenstochová {prop} {f} :: Čenstochová (city)
čep {m} :: pivot, peg, pin
čepec {m} :: bonnet (a type of hat)
čepec {m} :: reticulum (the second stomach in a cow or other ruminant)
čepeček {m} :: diminutive of čepec
čepel {f} :: blade (sharp-edged or pointed working end of a tool or utensil)
čepice {f} :: cap (head covering)
čepička {f} :: diminutive of čepice
čepka {f} [colloquial] :: cap
čepovec {m} :: axis (the second cervical vertebra of the spine)
čerň {f} :: black
černá {noun} [heraldry] :: sable
černá díra {f} :: black hole (celestial body)
černá díra {f} [idiom] :: black hole (something which consumed or keeps consuming very large amounts of money not corresponding to its benefits)
černá díra {f} :: See: cs černý díra
Černá Hora {prop} {f} :: Montenegro
černá skříňka {f} [aviation] :: black box
černá skříňka {f} [systems theory] :: black box
Černé moře {prop} {n} :: the Black Sea
černidlo {n} :: blacking
černobílý {adj} :: black-and-white, black and white (of art, a photograph or photography, using shades of grey rather than color)
černobílý {adj} :: black-and-white, black and white (of a television or monitor, displaying images in shades of grey rather than color)
Černobyl {prop} {m} :: Černobyl (city)
černobýl {m} :: mugwort (Artemisia vulgaris, also common wormwood, used as a herb in cooking)
Černohorec {m} :: Montenegrin (person)
Černohorka {f} :: female Montenegrin
černohorský {adj} :: Montenegrin, of Montenegro, Montenegro's
černoch {m anim} :: black (person of African descent, of dark complexion)
černokněžník {m} :: wizard, sorcerer
černopláštník {m anim} [rare] :: Camberwell beauty Nymphalis antiopa
černoška {f} :: black female (female person of African descent, of dark complexion)
černošský {adj} :: black (relating to persons of negroid African descent or their culture)
černoušek {m anim} :: diminutive of černoch
černoušek {m anim} :: nigrita
Černovír {prop} {m inan} :: Černovír (A <<former village>>, nowadays an <<area>> of the city of <<city/Olomouc>>, <<c/Czech Republic>>)
Černovír {prop} {m inan} :: Černovír, a former village, nowadays a quarter of Ústí nad Orlicí
černovírský {adj} :: from; of; or pertaining to Černovír
Černovírští {m anim} :: people living in Černovír
černovlasý {adj} :: black-haired
černozem {f} :: black soil, chernozem
černý {adj} :: black
Černý {prop} {m} :: A Czech surname
černý čaj {m} :: black tea
černý humor {m} :: black humor (humor that deals with subjects that are believed to be serious or volatile, such as death, divorce, or drug abuse)
černý jako bota {adj} [simile] :: pitch black, black as pitch
černý jako saze {adj} [simile] :: black as coal
černý jako uhel {adj} [simile] :: black as coal
černý kašel {m} :: whooping cough, pertussis
černý pasažér {m} :: stowaway
černý rybíz {m} :: blackcurrant
černý trh {m} :: black market
Čerokéz {m} :: Cherokee
Čerokí {m} :: Cherokee
čerpací {adj} [relational] :: pump, pumping
čerpací stanice {f} :: gas station
čerpadlo {n} :: pump (device for moving liquid or gas)
čerpat {v impf} :: to pump (to use a pump to move liquid or gas)
čerstvost {f} :: freshness
čerstvý {adj} :: fresh (of produce)
čert {m} :: devil
čertí {adj} :: devil, devil's
čertice {f} :: female devil
čertík {m} :: diminutive of čert
červ {m} :: worm (animal)
červ {m} :: maggot (soft, legless fly larva that often eats decomposing organic matter)
červ {m} :: worm, maggot (contemptible or devious being)
červánky {noun} :: red sky
červen {m inan} :: June
červeň {f} :: red (color)
červená {f} :: the colour red
červená {f} [colloquial] :: blood
červená {f} [heraldry] :: gules
Červená karkulka {prop} {f} :: Little Red Riding Hood
červená karta {f} [sports] :: red card
červená krvinka {f} :: red blood cell
červená řepa {f} :: beetroot, red beet
červenat {v} :: to redden (to become red)
červenavý {adj} :: reddish
červencový {adj} [relational] :: July
červené {n} :: clipping of červené víno
červené {noun} :: hearts, a suit in German playing cards
červenec {m inan} :: July
červené víno {n} :: red wine
červenka {f} :: robin (bird)
červený {adj} :: red
červený rybíz {m} :: redcurrant
červený trpaslík {m} [astronomy] :: red dwarf
červí {adj} [relational] :: worm, worm's
červí díra {f} [physics] :: wormhole (hypothetical shortcut between two points in spacetime)
červinka {f} :: A Czech breed of cattle
červivý {adj} :: worm-eaten, wormy (infested with worms)
červnový {adj} [relational] :: June
červotoč {m} :: woodworm
česat {v impf} :: to comb (of hair, perfective form učesat)
česat {v impf} :: to pick (remove a fruit for consumption, perfective form očesat)
Česká republika {prop} {f} :: Czech Republic
České Budějovice {prop} {p} :: České Budějovice
Česko {prop} {n} :: Czech Republic
Česko {prop} {n} :: the Czech lands
Česko {prop} {n} [obsolete] :: Bohemia, one of the historical regions of the Czech Republic
českobudějovický {adj} :: České Budějovice (when used attributively)
Českomoravská vrchovina {prop} {f} :: Bohemian-Moravian Highlands
českomoravský {adj} :: Bohemian-Moravian
Československo {prop} {n} :: Czechoslovakia
československý {adj} :: Czechoslovak, Czechoslovakian
česky {adv} :: in Czech
český {adj} :: Czech
český {adj} :: Bohemian (of, or relating to Bohemia)
česnečka {f} :: garlic soup
česnek {m} :: garlic
česno {n} :: beehive entrance
čest {f} :: honor (US), honour (UK) (objectification of praiseworthiness)
Čestmír {prop} {m} :: given name
čestně {adv} :: honestly
čestněji {adv} :: comparative of čestně
čestný {adj} :: honest (scrupulous with regard to telling the truth; not given to swindling, lying, or fraud)
čestný {adj} :: fair, adequate, reasonable, decent
čestný {adj} :: honorary (given as an honor/honour, with no duties attached, and without payment)
Češka {f} :: Czech woman (person)
Češka {f} :: Bohemian woman (person)
čéška {f} :: kneecap (bone)
čeština {prop} {f} :: Czech (language)
češtinář {m} :: teacher of Czech
četa {f} :: A platoon
četa {f} :: A squad, team, gang, crew
četař {m} :: A sergeant
četba {f} :: reading
četní {adj} :: many
četnictvo {n} :: gendarmerie
četník {m} [historical] :: A policeman
četník {m} :: A gendarme
četnost {f} :: frequency (rate of occurrence)
četnost {f} [statistics] :: frequency
četnost {f} [logic, mathematics, computer science] :: arity
četný {adj} :: numerous
čevabčiči {n} :: cevapcici (a Balkan dish of grilled minced meat)
čevapčiči {n} :: cevapcici (a Balkan dish of grilled minced meat)
ČEZ {prop} :: abbreviation of České energetické závody
čchi-kung {m} :: qigong
či {conj} :: or
čí {pron} [interrogative] :: whose
číča {f} [childish] :: cat, kitty, pussy (domestic animal)
čičinka {f} :: pussy (affectionate term for a cat)
čičmunda {m} [colloquial] :: (tentative) minor functionary
čidlo {n} :: receptor
Čifut {m} :: Jew
číhaná {f} :: hunting blind
čihař {m anim} :: birdcatcher
číhat {v impf} :: to lurk (remain concealed in order to ambush)
číhat {v impf} :: to hunt from a hunting blind
čich {m} :: smell (sense)
čichat {v} :: to smell (to sense a smell or smells)
čichová dutina {f} [anatomy] :: ethmoid sinus
čichová kost {f} [anatomy] :: ethmoid bone
čichový {adj} :: olfactory
čichový nerv {m} [neuroanatomy] :: olfactory nerve
čili {conj} :: or (connecting title and a subtitle; connecting two specifications of the same object), also called, in other words
čili {conj} :: or (exclusive or)
čilost {f} :: agility, liveliness, alacrity
čilský {adj} :: Chilean
čilý {adj} :: agile, lively, vivacious
čím {pron} :: [in comparison] the... the..
čin {m} :: action, act, deed
čin {m} :: feat
čina {f} [colloquial] :: bad weather
čína {f} :: (food) Chinese
Čína {prop} {f} :: China
Číňan {m anim} :: Chinese (person)
Číňanka {f} :: female Chinese
čiň čertu dobře, peklem se ti odmění {proverb} :: Tentative: Bad people reward your good deeds toward them with bad deeds toward you
činčila {f} :: chinchilla (small, nocturnal rodent, native to the Andes, prized for its very soft fur and also often kept as a pet)
činčila {f} :: chinchilla (fur of a chinchilla used for clothing)
činel {m} :: cymbal (a concave plate of brass or bronze that produces a sharp, ringing sound when struck)
činěnice {f} [colloquial] :: bad weather
Čingischán {prop} {m} :: Genghis Khan
činidlo {n} [chemistry] :: agent, reagent
činit {v impf} :: to make (to cause to be)
činit {v impf} :: to tan (to change an animal hide into leather by soaking it in tannic acid)
činitel {m} :: factor
činitel {m} :: agent (one who acts for, or in the place of, another (the principal), by authority from him)
činka {f} :: dumbbell, barbell (a piece of equipment used in weight training)
činnost {f} :: activity (state or quality of being active)
činnost {f} :: activity (something done)
činný {adj} :: active
činný {adj} [grammar] :: active
činný rod {m} :: active voice
činohra {f} :: drama, theatre
činorodý {adj} :: active, energetic, vigorous
Čínská lidová republika {prop} {f} :: People’s Republic of China
čínské zelí {n} :: Chinese cabbage
čínský {adj} :: Chinese
čínština {f} :: Chinese (language)
činžák {m} [colloquial] :: apartment building
činžovní dům {m} :: apartment building
čip {m} :: chip (circuit fabricated in one piece on a small, thin substrate)
čípek {m} [anatomy] :: cone (cell sensitive to light)
čípek {m} [anatomy] :: uvula
čípek {m} [anatomy] :: cervix (part of uterus)
čípek {m} :: suppository
čípek {m} [colloquial] :: bloke, character, chap, guy
čiperný {adj} :: chipper
čipový {adj} :: chip (of or pertaining to certain electronic circuits)
čipsy {fp} :: potato chips, potato crisps (thin slices of potato that have been fried, typically packaged and sold as a snack)
čírka {f} :: teal
čirok {m} :: sorghum
čirůvka {f} :: Lepista (genus of fungi in the family Tricholomataceae)
čirůvka {f} :: Porpoloma (genus of fungi in the family Tricholomataceae)
čirůvka {f} :: Tricholoma (genus of fungi in the family Tricholomataceae)
čirůvka {f} :: Calocybe (genus of fungi in the family Lyophyllaceae)
čirůvka {f} :: Rugosomyces (genus of fungi in the family Lyophyllaceae)
čirůvka dvoubarvá {noun} :: field blewit, blue-leg, Lepista personata (species of fungi in the family Tricholomataceae)
čirůvka fialová {noun} :: wood blewit, blue stalk mushroom, Lepista nuda (species of fungi in the family Tricholomataceae)
čirůvka havelka {noun} :: charbonnier, sooty head, Tricholoma portentosum (species of fungi in the family Tricholomataceae)
čirůvka májovka {noun} :: St. George's mushroom, Calocybe gambosa (species of fungi in the family Lyophyllaceae)
čirůvka zelánka {noun} :: St. George's mushroom, Tricholoma equestre (species of fungi in the family Tricholomataceae)
čirůvkovité {f} [plurale tantum] :: Tricholomataceae (family of fungi)
čirý {adj} :: clear (completely transparent)
číselník {m} :: dial
číselný {adj} :: numerical
číslice {f} :: digit, cipher
číslicový {adj} :: digital (representing discrete values)
číslo {n} :: number
číslo {n} :: issue (issue of a magazine)
číslovaný {adj} :: numbered
číslovaný seznam {m} :: numbered list
číslovat {v impf} :: To number
číslovka {f} :: numeral (part of speech)
číst {vt impf} :: to read
čistá matematika {f} :: pure mathematics
čistá současná hodnota {f} :: net present value
čistit {v impf} :: to clean (remove dirt)
čistka {f} :: purge
čistokrevný {adj} :: full-blooded, pure-blooded, pedigree
čistokrevný {adj} :: true-born
čistota {f} :: cleanness
čistota {f} :: purity
čistotnost {f} :: cleanliness
čistotný {adj} :: cleanly (being habitually clean)
čistý {adj} :: clean
čistý {adj} :: pure (of a branch of science)
čistý {adj} :: (liquor) neat
čistý {adj} [music] :: perfect (describing an interval)
čistý alkohol {m} :: absolute alcohol
čistý jako lilie {adj} [simile] :: pure as the driven snow
čistý plat {m} :: take-home pay
číše {f} :: cup, glass (for drinking out of)
číšnice {f} :: waitress
číšník {m} :: waiter (male attendant who serves customers in a restaurant, cafe or similar)
Čita {prop} {f} :: Čita (city)
čítač {m} :: counter
čítanka {f} :: reader (literary anthology)
čítankový {adj} :: textbook
čítárna {f} :: reading room
čítat {v} :: to number, to count, to amount to
čitatel {m} :: numerator
čitelnost {f} :: legibility
čitelný {adj} :: legible
čivava {f} :: chihuahua (the smallest breed of dog, originating in Mexico and having large erect ears)
číž {m anim} [archaic] :: synonym of čížek
čížek {m anim} :: siskin; any bird of the genus Spinus
Čížek {m} [derogatory] :: Bohemian, Prague (man)
-čka {suffix} :: Names tools and devices
-čka {suffix} :: Names processes and their results
-čko {suffix} :: Forms nouns denoting things named by a single letter or a sequence of letters
článeček {m} :: diminutive of článek
článek {m inan} :: article (text piece)
článek {m inan} :: paper, article (scientific)
článek {m inan} :: cell (of an electrical battery)
článek {m inan} :: link (element of a chain)
člen {m} :: member
člen {m} [grammar] :: article
členění {n} :: verbal noun of členit
členění {n} :: division
členit {v impf} :: to divide
členitost {f} :: segmentation
členitý {adj} :: (geography) ragged
členitý {adj} :: segmented
členka {f} :: female member
členovec {m} :: arthropod
členský {adj} [relational] :: membership
členství {n} :: membership
Člověče, nezlob se! {prop} :: Mensch ärgere Dich nicht, a board game similar to Ludo
člověčí {adj} [literary] :: human (of or belonging to the species Homo sapiens)
člověk {m anim} :: human, man, one, person
člověk {m anim} [uncountable] :: All humans collectively: mankind, humankind, humanity
člověk míní, pánbůh mění {proverb} :: man proposes, God disposes
člověkohodina {f} :: man-hour (the amount of work that can be done by one person in an hour)
človíček {m} :: diminutive of člověk
člun {noun} :: boat
člunkový běh {m} :: shuttle run
čmajznout {v pf} [colloquial] :: to steal, to swipe
čmáranice {f} :: doodle (mindless sketch, an unfocused drawing made while a person's attention is otherwise occupied)
čmeláčí {adj} :: bumblebee, bumblebee's
čmelák {m} :: bumblebee
čmýra {f} [archaic] :: menstruation
ČNB {prop} :: initialism of Česká národní banka
čobol {m anim} [derogatory, ethnic slur] :: Slovak (person)
čobolák {m anim} [derogatory, ethnic slur] :: Slovak (person)
čočka {f} :: lentil (food)
čočka {f} :: lens (in optical devices)
čochtan {noun} :: beer poured with minimal or no foam
čokl {m} [colloquial] :: dog
čoklí {adj} [colloquial] :: dog, dog's
čokoláda {f} :: chocolate
čokoládička {f} :: diminutive of čokoláda
čokoládka {f} :: diminutive of čokoláda
čokoládovna {f} :: chocolate factory
čokoládový {adj} [relational] :: chocolate (made from or related to chocolate)
čokoládový {adj} [color] :: chocolate
čokoládový dort {m} :: chocolate cake
čolek {m} :: newt
Čomolungma {prop} {f} :: Chomolungma
čop {m} [tennis, golf, table tennis] :: backspin
čórnout {v pf} [colloquial] :: to steal, to swipe
čoveče {noun} [colloquial] :: dude, guy (a term of address or an expression of surprise when talking to a friend)
č. p. {noun} :: initialism of číslo popisné
čp. {noun} :: abbreviation of číslo popisné
čpavek {m} :: ammonia
ČR {prop} {f} :: initialism of Čečenská republika
ČR {prop} {f} :: initialism of Čuvašská republika
ČR {prop} {f} :: initialism of Česká republika
ČR {prop} {f} :: initialism of Čínská republika
črta {f} [rare] :: sketch (drawing)
črta {f} [literary] :: sketch (short story or essay)
ČSAV {prop} :: Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences
ČSSD {prop} {f} :: Česká strana sociálně demokratická: A Czech social democratic party
ČT {prop} :: initialism of Česká televize
čtečka {f} :: reader (any device that reads something)
čtenář {m} :: reader (person who reads a publication)
čtenářka {f} :: female reader
čtení {n} :: reading
-čtina {suffix} :: -ese (a language or dialect)
čtivost {f} :: readability (enjoyability)
čtivý {adj} :: readable (enjoyable to read)
ČTK {prop} :: initialism of Česká tisková kancelář
čtrnáct {num} :: fourteen (14)
čtrnáctideník {m} :: biweekly periodical
čtrnáctiletý {adj} :: fourteen-year-old
čtrnáctiprocentní {adj} :: fourteen-percent, 14%
čtrnáctkrát {adv} :: fourteen times
čtrnáctý {adj} :: fourteenth
čtvercový {adj} :: square (shaped like a square)
čtverec {m} :: square (polygon)
čtvereček {m} :: diminutive of čtverec
čtverečkovaný {adj} :: squared (of a sheet of paper, having a grid of squares)
čtvereční {adj} :: square (of a unit)
čtvereční {adj} :: square (square-shaped)
čtverylka {f} :: quadrille (dance)
čtveřice {f} :: quadruple (four-tuple)
čtvrt {f} :: quarter (one of four equal parts)
čtvrť {f} :: quarter (section of a town)
čtvrť {f} :: (by extension from quarter) district
čtvrťák {m} [colloquial] :: quarter (25 cents)
čtvrťák {m} [colloquial] :: a fourth grader
čtvrteční {adj} [relational] :: Thursday
čtvrtek {m inan} :: Thursday
čtvrtfinále {n} :: quarter-final
čtvrthodina {f} :: quarter of an hour
čtvrthodinka {f} :: diminutive of čtvrthodina
čtvrthrst {f} :: one quarter of a handful
čtvrtina {f} :: quarter; fourth
čtvrtit {v impf} :: to quarter (divide into quarters)
čtvrtka {f} :: quarter; fourth
čtvrtka {f} :: paperboard
čtvrtletí {n} :: quarter (period)
čtvrt na {phrase} :: quarter past
čtvrtohorní {adj} :: Quaternary
čtvrtohory {fp} :: Quaternary (geological period)
čtvrtý {adj} :: fourth
čtvrtý pád {m} [grammar] :: accusative, accusative case
čtyřdenní {adj} :: four-day
čtyři {num} :: four
čtyřicátník {m} :: quadragenarian
čtyřicátý {adj} :: fortieth
čtyřicet {num} :: forty (40)
čtyřicet čtyři {num} :: forty-four (44)
čtyřicet devět {num} :: forty-nine (49)
čtyřicet dva {num} :: forty-two (42)
čtyřicetiletý {adj} :: forty-year
čtyřicetina {f} :: fortieth (one of forty equal parts of a whole)
čtyřicetiprocentní {adj} :: forty-percent, 40%
čtyřicet jedna {num} :: forty-one (41)
čtyřicet osm {num} :: forty-eight (48)
čtyřicet pět {num} :: forty-five (45)
čtyřicet sedm {num} :: forty-seven (47)
čtyřicet šest {num} :: forty-six (46)
čtyřicet tři {num} :: forty-three (43)
čtyřicítka {f} :: forty
čtyřikrát {adv} :: four times
čtyři sta {num} :: four hundred
čtyřka {f} :: four (digit or figure)
čtyřletý {adj} :: four-year
čtyřletý {adj} :: four-year-old
čtyřlístek {m} :: four-leaf clover
čtyřmocný {adj} [chemistry] :: tetravalent
čtyřpětinový {adj} :: four-fifths (when used attributively)
čtyřprocentní {adj} :: four-percent, 4%
čtyřslabičný {adj} :: tetrasyllabic
čtyřstěn {m} [geometry] :: tetrahedron
čtyřstý {adj} :: four-hundredth
čtyřtýdenní {adj} :: four-week
čtyřúhelník {m} [geometry] :: quadrilateral
čtyřverší {n} :: quatrain (a stanza of four lines)
čuba {f} :: bitch (female dog)
čubčí {adj} :: bitch, of a bitch
čubčí syn {m} [mildly, vulgar] :: son of a bitch
čubička {f} :: diminutive of čubka
čubička {f} :: dog's style of swimming
čubka {f} :: bitch (female dog)
čučet {v} [colloquial] :: to stare
čučet {v} [colloquial] :: to sit around
čuchat {v} [colloquial] :: alternative form of čichat
Čukotka {prop} {f} :: Chukotka
čukotský {adj} :: Chukchi, Chukotka
čukotština {f} :: Chukchi (language)
čumáček {m} :: diminutive of čumák
čumák {m} :: muzzle, nose, snout (of an animal)
čumák {m} [colloquial] :: nose or face (of a person)
čumět {v impf} [vulgar] :: to gawk
čumět {v impf} [vulgar] :: to ogle
čuně {n} [colloquial] :: pig
čuně {n} [pejorative] :: A dirty person
čuník {m} [colloquial] :: pig
čupr {adj} [colloquial] :: pretty
čuráček {m} :: diminutive of čurák
čurák {m} [vulgar] :: a dick (penis)
čurák {m} [vulgar] :: a dick (extremely unpleasant man)
čůrák {m} :: alternative form of čurák
čuránky {fp} :: piss (product of pissing)
čurat {v impf} [colloquial] :: to pee
čúrat {v} :: alternative form of čůrat
čůrat {v} :: to pee
čurbes {m} [colloquial] :: mess (disagreeable mixture or confusion of things)
čus {noun} :: hello, hi (informal greeting said when meeting someone)
čus {noun} :: bye (informal farewell)
Čuvašsko {prop} {n} :: Čuvašsko (republic)
čuvašský {adj} :: Chuvash
čúza {f} [colloquial, derogatory] :: bitch (objectionable woman)
čvachtat {v impf} :: to squelch
ch {letter} :: A digraph, the fourteenth letter of the Czech alphabet, after h and before i
Ch {letter} :: A digraph, the eleventh letter of the Czech alphabet, after H and before I
CH {letter} :: A digraph, the fourteenth letter of the Czech alphabet, after H and before I
chá {n} :: letter: ch
Chabarovsk {prop} {m} :: Chabarovsk (city)
Chagasova choroba {f} :: Chagas' disease (form of trypanosomiasis prevalent in South America)
chalcedon {m} :: chalcedony (form of fine-grained quartz that is nearly transparent or has a milky translucence)
Chaldea {prop} {f} :: Chaldea
Chaldej {m} :: Chaldean (person)
Chaldejec {m} :: Chaldean (native of Chaldea)
chaldejský {adj} :: Chaldean (of Chaldea)
chaldejština {f} :: Chaldean (language)
chalífa {m} :: caliph
chalífát {m} :: caliphate
chaloupka {f} :: diminutive of chalupa
chalpa {f} [dialectal] :: alternative form of chalupa
chaluha {f} :: seaweed
chaluha {f} :: skua
chalupa {f} :: cottage; rural house
chameleon {m} :: chameleon
Chammurabi {prop} {m} :: Hammurabi
Chammurapi {prop} {m} :: Hammurabi
chámovod {m} :: vas deferens
chamtivost {f} :: greed
chamtivý {adj} :: greedy
chaotický {adj} :: chaotic (Filled with chaos)
chapadlo {n} :: tentacle
chapadlový {adj} :: tentacular
chápání {n} :: verbal noun of chápat
chápání {n} :: understanding
chápání {n} :: comprehension
chápat {v impf} :: to understand
chápavý {adj} :: understanding
charakter {m} :: character (moral strength)
charakter {m} :: character (features)
charakteristická funkce {f} [probability theory] :: characteristic function
charakteristická funkce {f} [set theory] :: characteristic function
charakteristický {adj} :: characteristic
charakteristika {f} :: characteristic (a distinguishable feature of a person or thing)
charakterizace {f} :: characterization
charakterizovat {v both} :: to characterize (to determine the characteristics of)
charismatický {adj} :: charismatic
charita {f} :: charity (organization)
charitativní {adj} :: charitable
charitativní organizace {f} :: charitable organization
Charkov {prop} {m} :: Charkov (city)
Charkovan {m} :: person from Kharkiv
charleston {m} :: Charleston (dance)
charmozín {m anim} :: a parrot from a genus Charmosyna
Charon {prop} {m} :: [astronomy, inanimate] Charon (moon of Pluto)
Charon {prop} {m} :: [Greek mythology, animate] alternative spelling of Charón (the ferryman of Hades)
charta {f} :: charter, an important document declaring political principles or rights
Charta {prop} {f} :: clipping of Charta 77
Charta 77 {prop} {f} :: Charter 77 (1977 document criticizing the Czechoslovak government for failing to implement human rights provisions of a number of documents it signed)
Charta 77 {prop} {f} :: Charter 77 (Czechoslovak civic initiative introducing the document and demanding respecting human, civil and political rights of people by the communist government)
Chartúm {prop} {m} :: Chartúm (capital)
Charvát {m anim} :: Croatian (person of Croatia)
charvátština {f} :: Croatian (variety of Serbo-Croatian spoken in Croatia)
chasid {m} :: Hasid, Hassid, Chassid (a member of a Hassidic movement)
chasidismus {m} :: Hasidism
chasidský {adj} :: Hasidic, Hassidic, Chassidic
chata {f} :: chalet, cabin, hut
chatička {f} :: diminutive of chata
chatka {f} :: diminutive of chata
chátra {f} :: rabble, riffraff
chátrat {v impf} :: (thing) to get dilapidated
chátrat {v impf} :: (person) to waste away
chátrat {v impf} :: (person) to become seedy
chca nechca {adv} [colloquial, colloquial, humorous] :: alternative form of chtě nechtě
chcanky {f} [plurale tantum, vulgar] :: piss (product of pissing)
chcanky {f} [plurale tantum, vulgar] :: poor quality drink
chcánky {fp} :: alternative form of chcanky
chcát {v impf} [vulgar] :: to piss (to urinate)
chcát {v impf} [vulgar] :: to rain
chcípnout {v pf} [colloquial] :: of an animal, to die
chcípnout {v pf} [vulgar] :: of a human, to die
Cheb {prop} {m} :: Cheb (city), situated on the river Ohře near the border with Germany
Cheban {m} :: person from Cheb
Chebsko {prefix} :: Cheb region
chechot {m inan} :: alternative form of chechtot
chechtáky {fp} [colloquial] :: bucks (money)
chechtat {v impf} [colloquial] :: to laugh
chechtot {m inan} :: guffawing (boisterous laughter)
chelicera {f} :: chelicera
chemická reakce {f} :: chemical reaction
chemická vazba {f} :: chemical bond
chemická vlastnost {f} :: chemical property
chemické inženýrství {n} :: chemical engineering
chemicky {adv} :: chemically
chemický {adj} :: chemical
chemický prvek {m} :: chemical element (any one of the simplest chemical substances that cannot be decomposed in a chemical reaction)
chemička {f} :: female chemist
chemička {f} [colloquial] :: chemical plant, chemical factory
chemie {f} :: chemistry (branch of natural science)
chemik {m} :: chemist
chemikálie {f} :: chemical (any specific element or chemical compound)
chemikář {m} :: chemistry teacher
chemoterapeutický {adj} :: chemotherapeutic
chemoterapeutikum {n} :: chemotherapeutic
chemoterapie {f} :: chemotherapy
cherubín {m} :: cherub (winged creature represented in the Bible as attending on God)
Chetit {m} :: Hittite (person)
chetitolog {m} :: Hittitologist (a person specialised in Hittitology)
chetitologie {f} :: Hittitology
chetitský {adj} :: Hittite (of or relating to the Hittite people, language or kingdom)
chetitština {f} :: Hittite (language)
chí {n} :: chi (Greek letter)
Chicago {prop} {n} :: Chicago (large city)
chí-kvadrát rozdělení {n} [statistics] :: chi-square distribution
Chilan {m} :: Chilean (person)
Chilanka {f} :: female Chilean
Chile {prop} {n} :: Chile (country)
chilský {adj} :: Chilean
chiméra {f} :: chimera (vain, foolish, or incongruous fancy, or creature of the imagination)
chiméra {f} [genetics] :: chimera (organism with genetically distinct cells originating from two zygotes)
Chiméra {prop} {f} :: Chimera (mythological monster)
chimérický {adj} :: chimeric (imaginary, fanciful)
chimérismus {m} [genetics] :: chimerism (the property of being a genetic chimera)
chinin {m} :: quinine
chiralita {f} :: chirality
chirální {adj} :: chiral
chiropraktik {m} :: chiropractor
chiropterolog {m anim} :: chiropterologist
chirurg {m anim} :: surgeon
chirurgický {adj} :: surgical
chirurgie {f} :: surgery
chirurgyně {f} :: female surgeon
chiruržka {f} :: female surgeon
chlad {m} :: cold (low temperature)
chládek {m} :: diminutive of chlad
chládek {m} [colloquial] :: prison
chladič {m} :: cooler
chladič {m} :: radiator (device that lowers engine coolant temperature by conducting heat to the air, through metal fins)
chladit {v impf} :: to cool, to chill
chladnička {f} :: refrigerator
chladno {n} :: cold
chladno {adv} :: cold (of weather)
chladnokrevný {adj} :: cold-blooded (lacking emotion)
chladný {adj} :: cold, cool (having a low temperature)
chladný jako led {phrase} [simile] :: ice-cold, very cold
chladný jako led {phrase} [simile, idiom] :: ice-cold, without emotions, distant
chlámat {v} :: [colloquial] to laugh
chlap {m} [colloquial] :: dude (man)
chlapec {m anim} :: boy
chlapecký {adj} [relational] :: boy, boy's, boys'
chlapectví {n} :: boyhood
chlapeček {m} :: diminutive of chlapec
chlápek {m} [colloquial] :: guy, dude
chlapík {m} :: guy, dude (man)
chlap jako hora {m} [simile] :: huge man
chlast {m} :: Booze
chlastačka {f} [colloquial] :: carousal, drinking party
chlastat {v impf} [vulgar, when about people] :: to drink (to take in liquid)
chlastat {v impf} [colloquial] :: to drink (to take in alcoholic beverage)
chlazení {n} :: verbal noun of chladit
chlazení {n} :: cooling (refrigeration)
chléb {m inan} [formal] :: bread
chleba {m inan} :: bread (baked dough made from grains)
chlopeň {f} [anatomy] :: valve
chlor {m} :: chlorine (chemical element)
chlór {m inan} [inorganic chemistry] :: alternative form of chlor
chlorace {f} :: chlorination
chlorát {m} :: chlorate
chlorečnan {m} :: chlorate
chlorid {m} :: chloride
chlorid draselný {m} :: potassium chloride
chlorid hořečnatý {m} :: magnesium chloride (MgCl2)
chlorid sodný {m} :: sodium chloride (NaCl)
chlorid vápenatý {m} [inorganic compound] :: calcium chloride (CaCl2)
chloristan {m} :: perchlorate
chlornan {m} :: hypochlorite
chlorofyl {m} :: chlorophyll
chlorom {m} :: chloroma
chlorovodík {m} :: hydrogen chloride
chlubit {v impf} :: to boast, to brag
chlum {m} :: hill, usually wooded
chlum {m} [rare, archaic] :: summit (top of a mountain)
chlup {m} :: hair (single filament growing from the skin of humans and animals)
chlupatý {adj} :: hairy
chmel {m} :: hop (plant from whose flowers beer or ale is brewed)
chmýří {n} :: Down, fluff
chmýří {n} :: Thistledown
chobot {m} :: trunk (of an elephant)
chobotnice {f} :: octopus
chobotnička {f} :: diminutive of chobotnice
chod {m} :: course (part of a meal)
chod {m} :: gear
chod {m} :: operation (the act or process of operating, of running)
chodba {f} :: corridor (in a building), hall, hallway
chodba {f} :: passageway
chodbička {f} :: diminutive of chodba
chodec {m anim} :: pedestrian, walker
chodidlo {n} :: sole (bottom of foot)
chodit {v impf} :: to go (repeatedly)
chodit {v impf} :: to walk
chodkyně {f} :: female pedestrian, walker
chodníček {m} :: diminutive of chodník
chodník {noun} :: sidewalk (US), pavement (UK), footpath
chochol {m inan} :: khokhol
chocholouš {m} :: any bird of genus Galerida, which belongs to family Alaudidae of larks
cholera {f} :: cholera
cholerik {m} [psychology] :: choleric person
cholestáza {f} :: cholestasis (suppressed flow of bile)
cholesterol {m} :: cholesterol
cholin {m} :: choline
cholinergní {adj} :: cholinergic
chomáč {m} :: tuft, wisp, knot
chomout {m inan} :: horsecollar
Chomoutov {prop} {m inan} :: Chomoutov (a former village, nowadays a quarter of the city of Olomouc)
chomoutovský {adj} [relational] :: from, of, or pertaining to Chomoutov
Chomoutovští {m anim} :: people living in Chomoutov
Chomutov {prop} {m inan} :: Chomutov (town) located in northwestern Bohemia
chondrosarkom {m} :: chondrosarcoma (type of cancer)
CHOPN {f} :: initialism of chronická obstrukční plicní nemoc
chór {m} :: choir
chorál {m} :: chorale, hymn or chant
choreograf {m} :: choreographer
choreografický {adj} :: choreographic
choreografie {f} :: choreography
choreografka {f} :: female choreographer
choroba {f} :: disease
chorobný {adj} :: pathological
choroboplodný {adj} :: pathogenic, disease-causing (able to cause disease)
choromyslný {adj} :: insane
choronymum {n} :: name of a region such as a country
choroš {m} :: polypore
Chorvat {m anim} :: Croatian (person of Croatia)
Chorvatka {f} :: female Croatian
Chorvatsko {prop} {n} :: Croatia
chorvatský {adj} :: Croatian
chorvatština {f} :: Croatian (variety of Serbo-Croatian spoken in Croatia)
chorý {adj} :: ill, sickly
choť {m} :: spouse (husband)
choť {f} :: spouse (wife)
Chotěbuz {prop} {f} :: Chotěbuz (city)
choulostivý {adj} :: delicate, sensitive, weak (person, their health etc)
choulostivý {adj} :: delicate, sensitive, tricky (question, matter etc)
choutka {f} :: craving
choutky {noun} :: craving
chov {m} :: breeding, rearing, raising (of animals)
chování {n} :: behavior
chování řeznického psa {noun} [idiom, colloquial] :: very rude behaviour
chovat {v impf} :: to behave
chovat {v impf} :: to hold, to cradle
chovatel {m} :: breeder, stockbreeder
chození {n} :: walking
chrabrost {f} :: valour
chrabrý {adj} :: brave, valiant
chrám {m} :: temple (place of worship)
chráněnec {m anim} :: protégé
chráněnkyně {f} :: female protégé
chráněný {adj} :: protected
chránit {v impf} :: to protect
chrápání {n} :: snoring
chrápat {v} :: to snore
chrápat {v} [colloquial] :: to sleep
chrapot {m} :: hoarseness
chrápot {m inan} :: snoring
chraptět {v impf} :: to speak in a hoarse voice
chraptivý {adj} :: hoarse
chrást {m} :: brushwood
chrást {m} :: Valonia oak
chrastavec {m} :: any plant of genus Knautia, many of which are called widow flower
chrastavec rolní {m} :: Knautia arvensis
chrchel {m} :: sputum
chrlič {m} :: gargoyle (carved grotesque figure on a spout)
chrnět {v impf} [colloquial] :: to sleep
chro {interj} :: oink (representing the sound made by a pig)
chrobák {m} :: dung beetle
chrochtat {v impf} :: To oink; to grunt (make the sound of a pig)
chrom {m} :: chromium
chromatický {adj} :: chromatic
chromatida {f} :: chromatid
chromosom {m} :: alternative spelling of chromozom
chromozom {m} :: chromosome
chromozóm {m} :: chromosome
chromý {adj} :: lame (unable to walk properly)
chronická obstrukční plicní nemoc {f} [pathology] :: chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
chronický {adj} :: chronic (medicine: prolonged or slow to heal)
chronický {adj} :: chronic (of a problem, that continues over an extended period of time)
chronický únavový syndrom {m} :: chronic fatigue syndrome
chrono- {prefix} :: chrono-
chronolog {m} :: chronologist, chronologer
chronologický {adj} :: chronological
chronologie {f} :: chronology
chroptět {v impf} :: to let out a death rattle
chroptět {v impf} :: to speak in a hoarse voice
chroust {m} :: cockchafer
chroustat {v impf} :: to crunch, champ
chroustí {adj} [relational] :: cockchafer, cockchafer's
chrpa {f} :: cornflower (flower)
chrstnout {v} :: to throw (a liquid)
chrt {m} :: hound
chrtice {f} :: female hound
Chrudim {prop} {f} :: Chrudim (city)
chrup {m} [formal] :: teeth
chrupavčitý {adj} :: cartilaginous
chrupavka {f} :: cartilage
chryzantéma {f} :: chrysanthemum
chřástal {m} :: crake
chřástalí {adj} [relational] :: crake, crake's
chřástal polní {m} :: corncrake
chřest {m} :: asparagus
chřestýš {m} :: rattlesnake
chřipajzna {f} [colloquial] :: flu
chřípí {n} :: Nostrils
chřipka {f} :: flu, influenza
chřipkový {adj} [relational] :: flu, influenza
chřtán {m inan} :: larynx of an animal
chřtán {m inan} [colloquial] :: human larynx, throat
chtě nechtě {adv} :: willy-nilly, nolens volens
chtíč {m} :: lust
chtít {v impf} :: to want
chtít {v impf} :: to fancy
chtivý {adj} :: greedy
Chuang-che {prop} {f} :: Huang He, Yellow River
chucpe {n} :: chutzpah
chudáček {m} :: diminutive of chudák
chudák {m} :: a poor man
chuďas {m} :: a poor man
chudina {f} [uncountable] :: poor people, the poor
chudinký {adj} :: diminutive of chudý
chudinský {adj} [historical] :: poor (when used attributively, related to the poor)
chudnout {v impf} :: to get poor
chudoba {f} :: poverty
chudoba cti netratí {proverb} :: poverty does not make one less honorable
chudobka {f} :: daisy
chudokrevnost {f} :: anemia
chudokrevný {adj} :: anemic
chudší {adj} :: comparative of chudý
chudý {adj} :: poor (having little or no possessions and money)
chůdy {fp} :: stilts
chudý jako kostelní myš {adj} [simile] :: poor as a church mouse
chuchvalec {m} :: slub, lump, burl (of dust, fluff, hairs etc)
chuchvalec {m} :: bunch (of smoke)
chuj {m} [vulgar] :: prick, penis (male sexual organ for copulation and urination)
chuj {m} [vulgar] :: prick, dick (objectionable person)
chuligán {m} :: hooligan (person that causes trouble or violence)
chumel {m} :: slub, lump, burl (of dust, fluff, hairs etc)
chumel {m} :: crowd, throng (of people or animals)
chumelenice {f} :: heavy snowfall
chumelenice {f} :: snowstorm (heavy snowfall with wind)
chumelit {v impf} :: to snow densely
churavět {v impf} :: to be ill
churavý {adj} :: ill, sick
Churrita {m} :: Hurrian (person)
churritský {adj} :: Hurrian (of or pertaining to the Hurrians, their language or culture)
churritština {f} :: Hurrian (the language of Hurrians)
chuť {f} :: taste (sense)
chuť {f} :: appetite
chutnat {v impf} :: [followed by the dative] to taste good (of food)
chutnat {v impf} :: [followed by po and the locative] to taste (of)
chutný {adj} :: delicious, tasty
chuťovka {f} :: canapé, hors d'oeuvre
chůva {f} :: nurse (woman who takes care of other people’s young)
chůvička {f} :: diminutive of chůva
chůze {f} :: walking
chůze {f} :: gait
chvála {f} :: praise
chválit {v impf} :: to praise
chvalitebný {adj} [archaic] :: praiseworthy, laudable
chvalitebný {adj} :: very good (academic grade)
chvalořečení {n} :: eulogy, encomium, panegyric
chvalozpěv {m inan} :: A hymn, a canticle
chvalozpěv {m inan} :: A eulogy
chvályhodný {adj} :: praiseworthy
chvástání {n} :: verbal noun of chvástat
chvástání {n} :: bragging, boasting, bluster
chvástat {v impf} :: to brag
chvástavý {adj} :: Boastful, vainglorious
chvastoun {m} :: braggart
chvat {m} :: hurry, haste
chvat {m} :: (wrestling) hold, grip
chvátat {v impf} :: to hurry
chvět {v impf} :: to shiver, quaver, tremble (for example because of cold or fear)
chvět {vi impf} :: to shake slightly (with something)
chvíle {f} :: moment (brief amount of time)
chvilička {f} :: diminutive of chvíle
chvilinka {f} :: diminutive of chvíle
chvilka {f} :: diminutive of chvíle
chvilka {f} :: moment, second, while
chvilkový {adj} :: momentary (lasting for only a moment)
chvost {m} :: tail
chyba {f} :: fault
chyba {f} :: mistake, error
chyba {f} [computing] :: bug, error
chybami se člověk učí {proverb} :: Tentative: We learn by our mistakes, related to to err is human
chybami se člověk učí {proverb} :: Once bitten, twice shy
chybět {v impf} :: to be absent
chybět {v impf} :: to be missed and longed for
chybička {f} :: diminutive of chyba
chybíš mi {phrase} [colloquial] :: I miss you (I miss thee)
chybit {v pf} [possibly, archaic or literary] :: to make a mistake, to err
chybit {v pf} [possibly, archaic or literary] :: to miss
chybíte mi {phrase} [formal, polite] :: I miss you
chybka {f} :: diminutive of chyba
chybně {adv} :: wrongly, erroneously, incorrectly
chybný {adj} :: erroneous
chybovat {v impf} :: to err
chybovat je lidské {proverb} :: to err is human
chybová zpráva {f} [computing] :: error message
chybovost {f} :: bugginess
chybový {adj} [computing] :: buggy
chylurie {f} :: chyluria
chystat {vt impf} :: to prepare
chystat {v impf} :: to be about to
chýška {f} :: diminutive of chýše
chyták {m} :: trick question
chytat bronz {v} [colloquial] :: to sunbathe
chytit {v pf} :: to catch
chytlavý {adj} :: catchy
chytnout {v pf} :: alternative form of chytit
chytrák {m anim} :: smart aleck
chytrák {m anim} :: fox (cunning person)
chytrému napověz, hloupého kopni {proverb} :: a word to the wise is sufficient
chytrému napověz, hloupého trkni {proverb} :: a nod is as good as a wink
chytrolín {m} [colloquial] :: smart aleck, smartass, wise guy, wiseacre, wiseass
chytrost {f} :: cleverness
chytrost nejsou žádné čáry {proverb} :: no one is born a master
chytrý {adj} :: clever (mentally sharp or bright)
chytrý jako liška {adj} [simile] :: sly as a fox
chytrý telefon {m} :: smartphone (electronic handheld device)
chytře {adv} :: cleverly
chytřejší {adj} :: comparative of chytrý