User:Matthias Buchmeier/cs-en-i

-i- {interfix} :: Connecting two parts of some compound words
i {conj} :: and (also), and even
i {conj} :: even (implying an extreme example, used at the beginning of sentences)
{suffix} :: Forming attributive adjectives from nouns, especially animals
{suffix} :: Forming nouns refering to collections
í {letter} :: The sixteenth letter of the Czech alphabet, after i and before j
{interj} :: hee-haw (the cry of an ass or donkey)
iatrogenní {adj} :: iatrogenic (induced by physician or medical treatment)
ibis {m} :: ibis
ibišek {m} :: hibiscus (flower)
Ibiza {prop} {f} :: Ibiza
ibuprofen {m} [pharmaceutical drug] :: ibuprofen
-ice {suffix} :: Suffix indicating that the word is of the feminine gender
-ický {suffix} :: -ic,-ical (of or pertaining to)
-ič {suffix} :: Forming the agent noun spotřebič; most superficial appearances are in fact
-ičelý {suffix} [chemistry] :: Added at the end of the name of an electropositive component with an oxidation number of VIII in a compound
-ičitý {suffix} [chemistry] :: Added at the end of the name of an electropositive component with an oxidation number of IV in a compound
-ička {suffix} :: Forms diminutive nouns
-íčko {suffix} :: Forms neuter diminutive nouns
-ičký {suffix} :: from adjectives forms diminutive adjectives
-ičný {suffix} [chemistry] :: Added at the end of the name of an electropositive component with an oxidation number of V in a compound
id {n} [psychoanalysis] :: id
Ida {prop} {f} :: given name
idea {f} :: idea (that which exists in the mind as the result of mental activity)
ideál {m} :: ideal (perfect standard)
idealismus {m} :: idealism
idealista {m} :: idealist
idealistický {adj} :: idealistic
idealizovat {v p-i} :: to idealize
ideální {adj} :: ideal
idempotentní {adj} :: idempotent
identický {adj} :: identical
identifikace {f} :: identification
identifikátor {m} :: identifier
identifikovat {v both} :: to identify (to establish the identity of someone or something)
identifikovatelný {adj} :: identifiable
identita {f} :: identity
ideolog {m} :: ideologue
ideologický {adj} :: ideological
ideologie {f} :: ideology (set of beliefs, pejorative)
ideoložka {f} :: female ideologist
ideový {adj} :: ideal, ideological (pertaining to an idea or ideas)
ideozločin {m inan} :: thoughtcrime (a crime committed by having unorthodox, unofficial, controversial or socially unacceptable thoughts.)
idiocie {f} :: idiocy
idiolekt {m} :: idiolect
idiom {m} :: idiom (established expression whose meaning is not deducible from the literal meanings of its component words)
idiomatický {adj} :: idiomatic
idiopatický {adj} :: idiopathic
idiot {m} [mildly, vulgar] :: idiot (disliked or slow-witted person)
idiot {m} :: idiot (person who lacks the capacity to develop beyond the mental age of a normal four-year-old)
idiotský {adj} :: idiotic
idyla {f} :: An idyll
idylický {adj} :: idyllic (extremely happy, peaceful, or picturesque)
idylka {f} :: idyllic (idyllic state or situation)
-ie {suffix} :: A suffix denoting a branch of science or study, similar to -ics
igelit {m} :: A sheet of plastic
igelitka {f} :: A plastic bag
iglú {n} :: igloo (Inuit snow house)
Ignác {prop} {m} :: given name
Ignácie {prop} {f} :: given name
ignorant {m} :: ignoramus, ignorant
ignorovat {v impf} :: to ignore
Igor {prop} {m} :: given name
Igorek {prop} {m} :: given name
ihaha {interj} :: the cry of a horse
ihned {adv} :: immediately, right away
ichtyl {m} [colloquial] :: oddball
ichtyolog {m} :: ichthyologist
ichtyologický {adj} :: ichthyological
ichtyologie {f} :: ichthyology (branch of zoology devoted to the study of fish)
ichtyóza {f} :: ichthyosis (disease which gives the sufferer dry scaly skin)
-ík {suffix} :: A diminutive suffix
-ika {suffix} :: Forms nouns denoting a branch of science or study; -ics
i když {conj} :: even though
ikona {f} [religion] :: icon
ikona {f} [computing] :: icon
ikonoklasmus {m} :: iconoclasm
ikonoklastický {adj} :: iconoclastic
ikonostas {m} :: iconostasis
ikosaedr {m} :: icosahedron
iks {n} :: letter: x
ilegalita {f} [legal] :: illegality (the state of being illegal)
ilegální {adj} [legal] :: illegal
ileitida {f} :: ileitis (inflammation of the ileum)
ileum {n} :: ileum (the last, and usually the longest, division of the small intestine)
ileus {m} :: ileus
Ilja {prop} {m} :: given name
illyrština {f} :: Illyrian (Illyrian language)
ilokuce {f} :: illocution
ilokuční {adj} :: illocutionary
Ilona {prop} {f} :: given name
Ilonka {prop} {f} :: given name
ilustrace {f} :: illustration (the act of illustrating; the act of making clear and distinct; education; also, the state of being illustrated, or of being made clear and distinct)
ilustrace {f} :: illustration (that which illustrates; a comparison or example intended to make clear or apprehensible, or to remove obscurity)
ilustrace {f} :: illustration, figure (a picture)
ilustrační {adj} :: illustratory
ilustrátor {m} :: illustrator
ilustrátorka {f} :: female illustrator
ilustrovat {v p-i} :: to illustrate (to clarify something by giving, or serving as, an example or a comparison)
ilustrovat {v p-i} :: to illustrate (to provide a book or other publication with pictures, diagrams or other explanatory or decorative features)
iluze {f} :: illusion (anything that seems to be something that it is not)
iluze {f} :: illusion (the fact of being an illusion)
iluze {f} :: wishful thinking (the illusion that what one would like is actually true)
iluzorní {adj} :: illusory
ilyrština {f} :: Illyrian (Illyrian language)
imaginární {adj} [mathematics] :: imaginary
imaginární číslo {n} [mathematics] :: imaginary number
imago {n} :: imago (final developmental stage of an insect after undergoing metamorphosis)
imágo {n} :: imago (final developmental stage of an insect after undergoing metamorphosis)
imám {m} :: imam (Muslim religious leader)
imanence {f} :: immanence (the state of being immanent), inherency
imanence {f} :: immanence (the state of dwelling within and not extending beyond a given domain)
imanence {f} [philosophy, metaphysics, theology] :: immanence
imanentní {adj} :: immanent (naturally part of something; existing throughout and within something), inherent, integral, intrinsic, indwelling
imanentní {adj} :: immanent (restricted entirely to the mind or a given domain), internal, subjective
imanentní {adj} [philosophy, metaphysics, theology] :: immanent
imanentní {adj} [philosophy, of a mental act] :: immanent (taking place entirely within the mind of the subject and having no effect outside of it)
imatrikulace {f} :: matriculation (enrollment in a college or university)
imbecil {m} :: imbecile
imbecilní {adj} :: retarded, stupid
imigrace {f} :: immigration
imigrační {adj} [relational] :: immigration
imigrant {m} :: immigrant
imigrovat {v} :: to immigrate
imipramin {m} :: imipramine
i mistr tesař se někdy utne {proverb} :: we all make mistakes
imitace {f} :: imitation (the act of imitating)
imitace {f} :: imitation, fake (something which is not genuine, or is presented fraudulently)
imperativ {m} :: imperative
imperialismus {m} :: imperialism
imperialista {m} :: imperialist
imperialistický {adj} :: imperialist, imperialistic
imperiální {adj} :: imperial
impérium {n} :: empire
impertinentní {adj} :: impertinent
implantace {f} :: implantation
implantát {m} :: implant
implantovat {v p-i} :: to implant (to insert surgically into the body)
implementace {f} :: implementation
implementační {adj} [relational] :: implementation
implementátor {m} :: implementer
implementovat {v p-i} :: to implement
implicitní {adj} :: implicit (implied or inherent)
implikace {f} [logic] :: implication
implikatura {f} [linguistics, philosophy] :: implicature (an implied meaning that is not expressed directly)
imploze {f} :: implosion
import {m inan} :: import
importér {m} :: importer
importní {adj} [relational] :: import
importovat {v p-i} :: to import
impotence {f} :: impotence (inability to copulate or beget children)
impotentní {adj} :: impotent (incapable of sexual intercourse, often because of an inability to achieve or sustain an erection)
impozantní {adj} :: imposing
impresionismus {m} :: impressionism
imprimatur {n} :: imprimatur
improvizace {f} :: improvisation
improvizační {adj} :: improvisatory, improvisational
improvizátor {m} :: improviser
improvizovat {v both} :: to improvise
impuls síly {m} :: impulse (in physics, the integral of force over time)
impulz {m} :: impulse
impulzivně {adv} :: impulsively, impetuously
impulzivní {adj} :: impulsive (highly reactive; about people who react quickly or feel emotional), spontaneous (arising from a momentary impulse)
impulzivní {adj} :: impulsive (impetuous), impetuous
impulzivnost {f} :: impulsiveness, impetuousness, impetuosity
imputace {f} :: imputation
imputativní {adj} :: imputative
imputovat {v p-i} :: to impute
imrvére {adv} [colloquial] :: all the time
imunita {f} :: immunity
imunitní {adj} :: immune, immunity (pertaining to immunity)
imunitní soustava {f} :: immune system
imunitní systém {m} :: immune system
imunizace {f} :: immunization
imunní {adj} :: immune (resistant to disease)
imuno- {prefix} :: immuno-
imunoglobulin {m} :: immunoglobulin
imunoglobulin E {m} :: immunoglobulin E
imunolog {m} :: immunologist
imunologie {f} :: immunology
imunoložka {f} :: female immunologist
imunomodulátor {m} :: immunomodulator
imunosupresivum {n} :: immunosuppressant
imunoterapie {f} :: immunotherapy
-in {suffix} :: Suffix deriving possessive adjectives from nouns of feminine gender, usually from proper and common personal nouns, sometimes also from nouns referring to animals
-in {suffix} [chemistry] :: -ine (suffix used to form names of chemical substances)
-ina {suffix} :: noun forming suffix
inaparentní {adj} [medicine] :: inapparent
inaugurace {f} :: inauguration (the act of inaugurating, or inducting into office with solemnity; investiture by appropriate ceremonies)
inaugurační {adj} :: inauguration
incentiva {f} :: incentive
incidence {f} [epidemiology] :: incidence
incký {adj} :: Inca
Ind {m anim} :: Indian (related to India)
Ind {m anim} :: male Indian (related to India)
indeterminismus {m} :: indeterminism
index {m} :: index (alphabetical listing of items and their location)
index {m} [economics] :: index
index {m} [computing, databases] :: index (a data structure that improves the performance of operations on a table)
indexace {f} [computing] :: indexing
indexace {f} [finance] :: indexation
indexování {n} :: verbal noun of indexovat
indexování {n} :: indexing
indexovat {v p-i} :: to index
index spotřebitelských cen {m} :: consumer price index
indián {m} :: Indian, Amerindian, Native American (a member of one of the indigenous peoples of the Americas)
indián {m} :: a type of chocolate-coated dessert filled with meringue
Indián {m} :: alternative case form of indián
Indiánka {f} :: female Indian (female American Indian)
indiánský {adj} :: Indian (of or relating to the indigenous peoples of the Americas)
indicie {f} :: clue, indication, hint
indický {adj} :: Indian (of or pertaining to India)
Indický oceán {prop} {m} :: Indian Ocean
Indie {prop} {f} :: India
indiferenční křivka {f} [economics] :: indifference curve
indiferentní {adj} :: indifferent
indikátor {m} :: indicator
indiskrétní {adj} :: indiscreet
indiskrétní {adj} :: inquisitive, prying
individualismus {m} :: individualism
individualista {m} :: individualist
individuální {adj} :: individual (intended for a single person)
individuum {n} :: individual
Indka {f} :: female Indian (a person from India)
Indočína {prop} {f} :: Indochina
indoevropeistika {f} :: Indo-European studies
indoktrinace {f} :: indoctrination
indoktrinovat {v} :: to indoctrinate
indolentní {adj} [literary or medicine] :: indolent
indologie {f} :: Indology, Indian studies
indometacin {m} [pharmaceutical drug] :: indomethacin
Indonésan {m anim} :: Indonesian (person)
Indonésanka {f} :: female Indonesian (person)
Indonésie {prop} {f} :: Indonesia
indonéský {adj} :: Indonesian
indonéština {f} :: (language) Indonesian
indukce {f} [logic] :: induction
indukce {f} [mathematics] :: induction
indukce {f} [physics] :: induction
indukčně {adv} :: inductively
indukční {adj} :: inductive (electrical, attributive usage)
indukční efekt {m} [chemistry] :: inductive effect
indukčnost {f} :: inductance
indukovaný {adj} :: induced
induktivně {adv} :: inductively
induktivní {adj} :: inductive
Indus {prop} {m} :: the Indus river
industrializace {f} :: industrialization
industrializovaný {adj} :: industrialized
industriální {adj} :: industrial
-inec {suffix} :: Used to create nouns from nouns
-inec {suffix} :: Resulting term often has the meaning of a building intended to shelter animals or people denoted in the base word
-inec {suffix} :: Resulting term often has the meaning of an excrement produced by the animal denoted in the base word
-inec {suffix} :: May create a noun from a pronoun or adjective
inerciální {adj} :: inertial
inerciální vztažná soustava {f} [physics] :: inertial frame of reference
inercie {f} :: inertia
inervace {f} :: innervation
inervovat {v impf} :: to innervate
infanticida {f} :: infanticide (the murder of an infant or a newborn)
infarkt {m} :: infarct
infarkt {m} ::  heart attack
infarkt myokardu {m} [cardiology, pathology] :: myocardial infarction, heart attack
infekce {f} :: infection
infekční {adj} :: infectious, contagious, infective
infektolog {m} :: infectious disease specialist
infektologie {f} :: infectiology
inference {f} :: inference
inferenční {adj} :: inference (when used attributively)
inferiorní {adj} :: inferior (of lower quality)
infikovat {v p-i} :: to infect
infiltrovat {v both} :: infiltrate
infimum {n} [mathematics] :: infimum
infinitesimální počet {m} [calculus] :: infinitesimal calculus
infinitezimální {adj} :: infinitesimal
infinitezimální počet {m} [calculus] :: infinitesimal calculus
infinitiv {m} :: infinitive (the uninflected form of a verb)
inflace {f} [economics] :: inflation
inflační {adj} [relational] :: inflation
inflační riziko {n} :: inflation risk
inflamace {f} :: inflammation
inflamatorní {adj} [medicine] :: inflammatory
infografika {f} :: infographic
informace {f} :: information
informační {adj} [relational] :: information
informační systém {m} :: information system
informační technologie {f} :: information technology
informační věda {f} :: information science
informatika {f} :: computer science
informátor {m} :: informant
informovanost {f} :: awareness
informovanost {f} :: informedness, knowing
informovaný {adj} :: informed
informovat {v p-i} :: to inform
infračervený {adj} :: infrared
infrastruktura {f} :: infrastructure
infrastrukturní {adj} :: infrastructural
ingot {m} :: ingot (a solid block of more or less pure metal)
ingredience {f} :: ingredient
Ingrid {prop} {f} :: given name
inhalace {n} :: inhaling, inhalation
inhalátor {m} :: inhaler
inhalovat {v impf} :: to inhale
inherentní {adj} :: inherent
inhibitor {m} :: inhibitor
iniciála {f} :: initial (a distinguished initial letter of a chapter or section of a document)
iniciální {adj} :: initial
iniciativa {f} :: initiative
injekce {f} [medicine] :: injection
injekce {f} [set theory] :: injection
injekční {adj} [relational] :: injection
injekční stříkačka {f} :: syringe
injektivní {adj} [mathematics] :: injective
Inka {m anim} :: Inca (member of the group of Quechuan peoples of highland Peru who established an empire from northern Ecuador to central Chile before the Spanish conquest)
Inka {f} :: given name
Inka {f} :: given name
Inka {f} :: Short form of some diminutives of female names
Inka {f} :: Jiřinka
Inka {f} :: Karolinka
Inka {f} :: Reginka
-inkat {suffix} :: forms diminutive verbs
inkontinentní {adj} :: incontinent (lacking the ability to restrain natural discharges or evacuations of urination or defecation)
inkoust {m} :: ink
inkoustová tiskárna {f} :: inkjet printer
inkrementální {adj} :: incremental
inkubátor {m} :: incubator (apparatus supporting a newborn baby)
inkunábule {f} :: incunabulum, incunable (book, single sheet, or image that was printed before the year 1501 in Europe)
inkvizice {f} :: Inquisition
-inký {suffix} :: from adjectives forms diminutive adjectives
inovace {f} :: innovation
inovační {adj} :: innovation, innovative
inovativní {adj} :: innovative
inovátor {m} :: innovator
inovovat {v} :: to innovate
insekt {m} :: insect
insekticid {m} :: insecticide
inseminace {f} :: insemination
inseminátor {m} :: inseminator
inseminovat {v} :: to inseminate
insignifikantní {adj} :: insignificant
insolvence {f} :: insolvency
insolventní {adj} :: insolvent
inspektor {m} [law enforcement] :: inspector
inspirace {f} :: inspiration (stimulating influence upon the intellect or emotions)
inspirovat {v both} :: to inspire (to infuse into the mind; to communicate to the spirit)
inspirující {adj} :: inspiring
instalace {f} :: installation
instalační {adj} [relational] :: installation
instalatér {m} :: plumber
instalátor {m} :: installer (program that installs software and prepares it for use)
instalovat {v p-i} :: to install
instantní {adj} :: instant (quickly prepared)
instinkt {m} :: instinct
instituce {f} :: institution (established organisation)
instituce {f} :: institution (custom or practice of a society or community such as marriage)
institucionální {adj} :: institutional (of or relating to custom or practice of a society or community such as marriage)
instrukce {f} :: instruction
instrukční sada {f} :: instruction set
instruktor {m} :: instructor
instrumentál {m} [grammar] :: instrumental, instrumental case (case to express agency or means)
instrumentálka {f} :: instrumental (a musical composition without lyrics)
instrumentální {adj} :: instrumental (of music)
insuficience {f} [pathology] :: insufficiency
integrace {f} :: integration
integrál {m} [calculus] :: integral
integrální {adj} :: integral (constituting a whole together with other parts or factors; not omittable or removable)
integrální {adj} :: integral (relating to integration in mathematics)
integrální počet {m} [calculus] :: integral calculus
integrita {f} :: integrity
integrovaný {adj} :: integrated
integrovaný obvod {m} :: integrated circuit
integrovat {v p-i} :: to integrate
integrovat {v p-i} [mathematics] :: to integrate (to subject to the operation of integration; to find the integral of)
intelektuál {m} :: intellectual
intelektualismus {m} :: intellectualism
intelektuálka {f} :: female intellectual
intelektuální {adj} :: intellectual
inteligence {f} :: intelligence (capacity of mind)
inteligence {f} :: intelligence (intelligent form of life)
inteligentní {adj} :: intelligent, shrewd, smart, brainy
intenze {f} [semantics] :: intension
intenzionální {adj} :: intensional
intenzionální logika {f} [logic] :: intensional logic
intenzita {f} :: intensity
intenzivní {adj} :: intensive
intenzívní {adj} :: intensive
inter- {prefix} :: inter-
interagovat {v impf} :: to interact
interakce {f} :: interaction
interaktivní {adj} :: interactive
interaktivnost {f} :: interactivity
intercelulární {adj} :: intercellular
interdisciplinární {adj} :: interdisciplinary
interesantní {adj} :: interesting
interiér {m} :: interior (of a building)
interjekce {f} :: interjection
interliga {noun} :: An international or interregional sporting competition
interlingua {f} :: Interlingua
interlobulární {adj} :: interlobular (between lobules, which are small lobes or subdivisions of a lobe)
intermitentní {adj} :: intermittent
interna {f} [colloquial] :: internal medicine
internacionála {f} [politics] :: international (transnational organization of political parties of similar ideology)
Internacionála {prop} {f} :: The Internationale. (song)
internacionalismus {m} :: internationalism
internacionální {adj} :: international
internátní škola {f} :: boarding school
internet {m} :: the Internet
internet {m} :: internet (any set of computer networks)
internetová kavárna {f} :: cybercafé, Internet café
internetový {adj} [relational] :: internet
internetový prohlížeč {m} :: web browser
interní {adj} :: internal
interní lékařství {n} :: internal medicine
internista {m} :: internist (physician who specializes in internal medicine)
internistka {f} :: female internist (physician who specializes in internal medicine)
internukleární oftalmoplegie {f} :: internuclear ophthalmoplegia
interplanetární {adj} :: interplanetary
interpolace {f} :: interpolation
interpolovat {v p-i} :: to interpolate
interpret {m} [programming] :: interpreter
interpretace {f} :: interpretation
interpretovat {v both} :: to interpret, to understand
interpretovat {v both} :: to interpret (to represent by means of art, as when an actor interprets the character of Hamlet or a musician interprets a sonata)
interpunkce {f} :: punctuation
interpunkční {adj} [relational] :: punctuation
interpunkční znaménko {n} :: punctuation mark (symbol to make the sense of what is written easier to determine)
interrupce {f} :: abortion, induced abortion
interval {m inan} [mathematics] :: interval
intervalová proměnná {f} :: interval variable (statistics)
intervalový {adj} [relational] :: interval
interval spolehlivosti {m} :: confidence interval
intervence {f} :: intervention
interview {n} :: interview (conversation intended for recording statements for publication)
intra- {prefix} :: intra-
intraartikulární {adj} :: intraarticular
intracelulární {adj} :: intracellular
intradermální {adj} :: intradermal
intrahepatální {adj} :: intrahepatic
intrakapsulární {adj} :: intracapsular (situated within a capsule)
intrakraniální {adj} [medicine] :: intracranial
intramuskulární {adj} :: intramuscular
intranasální {adj} :: alternative form of intranazální
intranazální {adj} :: intranasal
intratekální {adj} :: intrathecal
intrathekální {adj} :: intrathecal
intravaskulární {adj} :: intravascular
intravenózní {adj} :: intravenous
intrika {f} :: intrigue
introspekce {f} :: introspection
introspektivní {adj} :: introspective
introvert {m} [psychology] :: introvert
introverze {f} [psychology] :: introversion
intuice {f} :: intuition
intuicionistická logika {f} :: intuitive logic
intuitivní {adj} :: intuitive
invalidní {adj} :: disabled
invalidní vozík {m} :: wheelchair
invariant {m} [mathematics, informatics] :: invariant
invariantní {adj} :: invariant
invaze {f} :: invasion (military action)
invektiva {f} :: invective
inventární {adj} :: inventory
inventář {m} :: inventory (detailed list of items)
inventura {f} :: inventory (process of creating a list)
inverze {f} :: inversion
inverzní {adj} :: inverse
investice {f} :: investment
investiční {adj} [relational] :: investment
investor {m} :: investor
investorský {adj} :: investor
investovat {v both} :: to invest (to commit resources in the hope of financial gain)
inzula {f} [anatomy] :: insula
inzulin {m} :: alternative spelling of inzulín
inzulín {m} :: insulin
inženýr {m anim} :: engineer
inženýrka {f} :: female engineer
inženýrství {n} :: engineering
ion {m} :: ion
ionizace {f} :: ionization
ionizační {adj} [relational] :: ionization
ionizátor {m} :: ionizer
ionizovat {v p-i} :: to ionize
ionizující {adj} :: ionizing
ionizující záření {n} :: ionizing radiation
ionosféra {f} :: ionosphere
iont {m} :: ion
iontový {adj} [relational] :: iont
Ir {m anim} :: Irishman
iracionální {adj} :: irrational
iracionální {adj} [arithmetic] :: irrational
iracionální číslo {n} :: irrational number (real number that is not rational)
irácký {adj} :: Iraqi
Iráčan {m anim} :: Iraqi (person)
Iráčanka {f} :: female Iraqi
Irák {prop} {m inan} :: Iraq
Írán {prop} {m inan} :: Iran (country)
Íránec {m anim} :: Iranian
íránistika {f} :: Iranian studies
Íránka {f} :: female Iranian
íránský {adj} :: Iranian
irbis {m} :: snow leopard (large feline mammal, Uncia uncia, native to mountain ranges of central Asia)
iredentismus {m} :: irredentism
iredentista {m} :: irredentist (adherent of irredentism)
iredentistický {adj} :: irredentist
ireflexivní {adj} [set theory] :: irreflexive
irelevantní {adj} :: irrelevant
irena {f} :: fairy bluebird (any bird from genus Irena)
Irena {prop} {f} :: given name
Irenka {prop} {f} :: given name
iridium {n} :: iridium
iritovat {v impf} :: to irritate
Irka {f} :: Irishwoman
Irkutsk {prop} {m} :: Irkutsk (oblast)
Irkutsk {prop} {m} :: Irkutsk (city/administrative center)
Irma {prop} {f} :: given name
-írna {suffix} :: Used to create nouns from verbs. Resulting term usually has the meaning of a place intended to realize the activity denoted by the base word
-írna {suffix} :: Used to create nouns from other nouns. Resulting term usually has the meaning of a place related to the base word
Irokéz {m} :: Iroquois (person belonging to an Iroquois tribe)
irokézský {adj} :: Iroquois
ironický {adj} :: ironic
ironie {f} :: irony
irské dudy {noun} :: uilleann pipes
Irské moře {prop} {n} :: the Irish Sea
Irsko {prop} {n} :: Irsko (country)
irský {adj} :: Irish
irský mech {m} :: Irish moss
irština {f} :: Irish (language)
-íř {suffix} :: Creates agent nouns, indicating a person or thing that does something, much like the English -er and -or
-is {suffix} :: Indicates a sharp of a note
ischemický {adj} :: ischemic
ischemie {f} :: ischemia
ischémie {f} :: ischemia
ischias {m} :: sciatica
-isko {suffix} :: A suffix
islám {m} :: Islam
islamista {m} :: Islamist (one who specializes in Muslim academics)
islamista {m} :: Islamist (person with Islamic fundamentalist beliefs)
islamistika {f} :: Islamic studies
islamizace {f} [politics] :: Islamisation
islamofob {m} :: Islamophobe
islamofobie {f} :: Islamophobia
islámský {adj} :: Islamic (of, pertaining to, originating in, characteristic of, or deriving from Islam)
Island {prop} {m inan} :: Island (country)
Island {prop} {m inan} :: Iceland (island)
Islanďan {m anim} :: Icelander
Islanďanka {f} :: female Icelander
islandský {adj} :: Icelandic (relating to Iceland)
islandština {f} :: Icelandic
-ismus {suffix} :: -ism
isoglosa {f} :: alternative form of izoglosa
isoleucin {noun} [amino acid] :: isoleucine
isomerie {f} :: alternative spelling of izomerie
isomorfismus {m} :: alternative spelling of izomorfismus
isomorfní {adj} :: alternative spelling of izomorfní
isotonický {adj} :: isotonic
-ista {suffix} :: -ist
-ista {suffix} :: -er
Istanbul {prop} {m} :: Istanbul (city)
Istanbulan {m} :: person from Istanbul
istanbulský {adj} [relational] :: Istanbul
-istý {suffix} [chemistry] :: Added at the end of the name of an electropositive component with an oxidation number of VII in a compound
Ištar {prop} {f} :: Ishtar (a goddess of fertility, love, sex and war)
-iště {suffix} :: Noun suffix used to denote a place, similar e.g. to -ery
-it {suffix} :: forms the infinitive of the 3rd class verbs
-it {suffix} :: from nouns forms verbs
-it {suffix} :: from adjectives forms verbs
-it {suffix} [masculine] :: -ite (used to form names of minerals and some rocks and fossils)
Ital {m anim} :: Italian (person)
italianistika {f} :: Italian studies
Itálie {prop} {f} :: Italy
italismus {m} :: Italianism
Italka {f} :: female Italian
italský {adj} :: Italian
italština {f} :: Italian (language)
-itel {suffix} :: See -tel
iterace {f} :: iteration
iterativní {adj} :: iterative
iterativum {n} [grammar] :: iterative form
iterátor {m} [programming] :: iterator
iterovat {v both} :: to iterate
-itida {suffix} :: -itis (inflammatory disease)
itoprid {m} [pharmaceutical drug] :: itopride
-itý {suffix} [chemistry] :: Added at the end of the name of an electropositive component with an oxidation number of III in a compound
Iva {prop} {f} :: given name
Ivan {prop} {m} :: given name
Ivana {prop} {f} :: given name
Ivánek {prop} {m} :: given name
Ivanka {prop} {f} :: given name
Iveta {prop} {f} :: given name
Ivetka {prop} {f} :: given name
-ivo {suffix} :: A suffix usually indicating a mass noun derived from a verb. For example, the stuff needed for or the product of some activity
Ivo {prop} {m} :: given name
Ivona {prop} {f} :: given name
Ivonka {prop} {f} :: given name
Ivoš {prop} {m} :: A pet form of the male given name Ivo
Ivuš {prop} {f} :: given name
Ivuška {prop} {f} :: given name
-ivý {suffix} :: forms adjectives indicating tendency to cause or feature the referent of the base word
Iwodžima {prop} {f} :: Iwo Jima
Izabela {prop} {f} :: given name
Izabelka {prop} {f} :: given name
Izaiáš {prop} {m} [religion] :: Isaiah
Izák {prop} {m} :: given name
izobar {m} [nuclear physics] :: isobar
izoglosa {f} [sociolinguistics, geography] :: isogloss
izolace {f} :: insulation
izolace {f} :: isolation
izolacionismus {m} :: isolationism (policy of non-interaction)
izolační {adj} :: insulating
izolátor {m} :: insulator (substance)
izolepa {f} :: adhesive tape, Sellotape
izolovat {v both} :: to insulate
izolovat {v both} :: to isolate
izomer {m} [physics] :: isomer
izomeráza {f} :: isomerase
izomerie {f} :: isomerism
izomorfismus {m} :: isomorphism
izomorfní {adj} :: isomorphic
izoterma {f} :: isotherm (line of equal or constant temperature on a graph or chart, such as a weather map)
izotermický {adj} :: isothermal
izotonický {adj} :: isotonic
izotonie {f} :: isotonicity
izotop {m} :: isotope
izotropie {f} :: isotropy
Izrael {prop} {m inan} :: Izrael (country)
Izraelec {m anim} :: Israeli (person)
Izraelka {f} :: female Israeli
izraelský {adj} :: Israeli
Iževsk {prop} {m} :: Iževsk (capital city)