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-a {suffix} :: Forms agent nouns
-a {suffix} :: Forms nouns referring to results of processes
a {conj} :: and
A {letter} :: A (the 1st letter in the Czech alphabet)
á {letter} :: The second letter of the Czech and Slovak alphabet, after a and before b
abakus {m} :: abacus (calculating table or frame)
abakus {m} :: abacus (the uppermost portion of the capital of a column)
abatyše {f} [Christianity] :: abbess
Abdiáš {prop} {m} [religion] :: Obadiah
abdikace {f} :: abdication (the act of abdicating; the renunciation of a high office, dignity, or trust, by its holder)
abdikovat {v both} :: to abdicate
abdominální {adj} [medicine] :: abdominal
Abdon {prop} {m} :: given name
abeceda {f} :: alphabet
abecední {adj} :: alphabetical
abelovská grupa {f} :: abelian group
abelovský {adj} :: abelian
Abcházie {prop} {f} :: Abcházie (region)
abchazský {adj} :: Abkhaz
abcházský {adj} :: Abkhaz
abcházština {f} :: Abkhaz (language)
Abidžan {prop} {m} :: Abidžan (the de-facto <<capital city>> of <<c/Ivory Coast>>)
abiotický {adj} :: abiotic
ablace {f} :: ablation
ablativ {m} [grammar] :: the grammatical case ablative
abnormální {adj} :: abnormal
abolicionismus {m} :: abolitionism
Abraham {prop} {m} [Biblical character] :: Abraham (a prophet in the Old Testament)
Abraham {prop} {m} :: given name
Abrahám {prop} {m} :: Abraham, a prophet mentioned in the Old Testament and in the Quran
Abrahám {prop} {m} :: given name
abrakadabra {interj} :: abracadabra (said by someone doing magic or magical trick)
abreakce {f} :: abreaction
absces {m} [pathology] :: abscess
absence {f} :: absence
absint {m} :: absinthe, absinth (alcoholic beverage)
absinth {m} :: absinthe, absinth (alcoholic beverage)
absolutismus {m} :: absolutism (the principles or practice of absolute or arbitrary government)
absolutní {adj} :: absolute
absolutní četnost {f} :: absolute frequency
absolutní frekvence {f} :: absolute frequency
absolutní hodnota {f} [mathematics] :: absolute value
absolutní teplota {f} :: absolute temperature
absolvent {m anim} :: graduate (from a university)
absolvent {m anim} :: alumnus (graduate of an educational institution)
absolventský {adj} [relational] :: alumnus
absolvovat {v p-i} :: To graduate
absolvovat {v p-i} :: To pass (an exam)
absolvovat {v p-i} :: To get through
absorbovat {v both} :: to absorb (to include so that it no longer has separate existence)
absorpce {f} :: absorption
absťák {m} :: withdrawal symptoms
abstinent {m} :: teetotaler (person who completely abstains from alcohol)
abstrahovat {v both} :: abstract (to separate; to remove; to take away)
abstrakce {f} :: abstraction
abstrakt {m} :: abstract (an abridgement or summary)
abstraktní {adj} :: abstract
abstraktum {n} :: abstract term (term that refers to an abstract object)
absurdita {f} :: absurdity
absurdně {adv} :: absurdly
absurdní {adj} :: absurd
absurdnost {f} :: absurdity
abulie {f} :: abulia (absence of will-power or decisiveness)
aby {conj} :: so that, in order to, so
-ace {suffix} :: suffix appended to verbs to form verbal nouns or nouns expressing the action performed; akin to -ation
acetaldehyd {m} :: acetaldehyde (the organic compound CH3CHO)
acetaminofen {m} [pharmaceutical drug] :: acetaminophen
acetát {m} [organic chemistry] :: acetate (salt or ester of acetic acid)
acetazolamid {m} :: acetazolamide (carbonic anhydrase inhibitor that is used to treat glaucoma and other conditions)
acetylén {m} :: acetylene
acetylcholin {m} :: acetylcholine (the neurotransmitter compound)
acidita {f} :: acidity
acidóza {f} :: acidosis (abnormally increased acidity of the blood)
acinární {adj} :: acinar
acyklický {adj} :: acyclic
-ač {suffix} :: a suffix used to form agent nouns, similar to -er and -or
{conj} [formal] :: although
-áč {suffix} :: alternative form of
-áč {suffix} [added to nouns] :: substantivized -atý
-ačka {suffix} :: a noun forming suffix
áčko {n} :: letter a
ačkoli {conj} :: although
ačkoliv {conj} :: although
ad. {adv} :: abbreviation of a další: etc.
Ada {prop} :: given name and a nickname from women's names beginning with Ad-
Ada {prop} :: A diminutive of Czech male given names beginning with Ad-, such as Adam
Áda {prop} {m} :: A pet form of Adam
Áďa {prop} {m} :: A diminutive of the male given name Adam or female given name Adéla
Adam {prop} {m} :: Adam (biblical figure)
Adam {prop} {m} :: given name
Adámek {prop} {m} :: A diminutive of the male given name Adam
adaptace {f} :: adaptation
adaptér {m} :: adapter (device to allow compatibility)
adaptovat {v both} :: to adapt (make suitable)
Addisonova choroba {f} :: Addison's disease
adekvátní {adj} :: adequate
adekvátní {adj} :: appropriate (belonging peculiarly; peculiar; suitable; fit; proper)
adekvátní {adj} :: sufficient (equal to the end proposed; adequate to wants; enough; ample; competent)
Adéla {prop} {f} :: given name
Adélka {prop} {f} :: given name
adenin {m} :: adenine
adenohypofýza {f} :: adenohypophysis
adenokarcinom {m} :: adenocarcinoma (any of several forms of carcinoma that originate in glandular tissue)
adenom {m} :: adenoma
adenozin {m} :: adenosine
adheze {f} :: adhesion (ability of a substance to stick to an unlike substance)
adiabatický {adj} :: adiabatic (that occurs without gain or loss of heat)
adiabatický děj {m} :: adiabatic process
adikce {f} [rare] :: addiction
Adina {prop} {f} :: given name
aditivum {n} :: additive (substance added to another substance or product for its ability to alter its properties)
adjektivní {adj} :: adjectival (of or relating to or functioning as an adjective)
adjektivum {n} :: adjective
adjuvantní {adj} [medicine] :: adjuvant
administrativa {f} :: administration (a body which administers)
administrativa {f} :: executive (the executive part of a government)
administrativní {adj} :: administrative
administrátor {m} :: administrator (worker in administration)
admirál {m} :: admiral
adolescence {n} :: adolescence
adolescent {m} :: adolescent
adolescentní {adj} :: adolescent
Adolf {prop} {m} :: given name
Adolfek {prop} {m} :: given name
adopce {f} :: adoption [of a child or an animal]
adoptovat {v pf} :: to adopt (to take by choice into relationship)
adorant {m} :: adorer
adrenalin {m} [neurotransmitter] :: epinephrine, adrenaline
adrenergní {adj} :: adrenergic
adresa {f} :: address (direction for letters)
adresa {f} [computing] :: address
adresář {m} :: directory
adresář {m} :: address book
adresát {m} :: addressee
adresovat {v p-i} :: to address (to direct in writing, as a letter; to superscribe, or to direct and transmit)
adresový prostor {m} :: address space
Adriana {prop} {f} :: given name
Adrianka {prop} {f} :: given name
adstringentní {adj} :: astringent, adstringent
advent {m} :: Advent (season before Christmas)
adventní {adj} :: Advent
adverbiální {adj} :: adverbial
adverbium {n} :: adverb
advokát {noun} :: advocate, lawyer
adware {noun} [computing] :: adware
aerobik {m} :: aerobics (form of exercise)
aerobní {adj} :: aerobic (involving or improving oxygen consumption by the body)
aerodynamicky {adv} :: aerodynamically
aerodynamický {adj} :: aerodynamic, aerodynamical
aerodynamika {f} :: aerodynamics
aerolinie {fp} :: airlines
aerolinka {f} :: airline (company that flies airplanes)
aerolinky {fp} :: airline (company that flies airplanes)
aerologický {adj} :: aerological
aerologie {f} :: aerology
aerosol {m} :: aerosol
aerosolový {adj} [relational] :: aerosol
afasie {f} :: alternative form of afázie
afázie {f} :: aphasia
afekce {f} :: affection (disease; morbid symptom; malady)
afektivní {adj} :: affective
afélium {n} :: aphelion (the point in the elliptical orbit of a planet where it is farthest from the sun)
aferentní {adj} [anatomy] :: afferent
aférka {f} :: diminutive of aféra
Afgánec {m} :: Afghan (person)
Afgánistán {prop} {m} :: Afgánistán (country)
afgánský {adj} :: Afghan
afgánský chrt {m} :: Afghan hound
Afghánec {m anim} :: Afghan (person)
Afghánistán {prop} {m} :: Afghánistán (country)
Afghánka {f} :: female Afghan
afghánský {adj} :: Afghan
afix {m inan} :: affix
aforismus {m} :: aphorism
aforista {m} :: aphorist
aforistický {adj} :: aphoristic
aforizmus {m} :: aphorism
africký {adj} :: African
Afričan {m} :: African
Afričanka {f} :: female African (a female native of Africa)
Afrika {prop} {f} :: Africa
Afrikánec {prop} {m} :: Afrikaner
afrikánsky {adv} :: In Afrikaans (language)
afrikánský {adj} :: Afrikaans (of or pertaining to the Afrikaans language)
afrikánština {f} :: Afrikaans (language)
afrikáta {f} :: affricate
afroamerický {adj} :: African-American (American and black)
afroamerický {adj} :: African-American (of or pertaining to the culture of African American people)
Afroameričan {m anim} :: African-American (black American)
afrodisiakum {n} :: alternative spelling of afrodiziakum
Afrodita {prop} {f} :: Aphrodite
Afrodíta {prop} {f} :: Aphrodite (the goddess of beauty and love)
afrodiziakum {n} :: aphrodisiac
agapornis {m anim} :: lovebird
agar {m} :: agar (material obtained from the marine algae)
Agáta {prop} {f} :: given name
Agátka {prop} {f} :: given name
agáve {n} :: agave
ageneze {f} :: agenesis
agent {m} :: agent (someone who works for an intelligence agency)
agentura {f} :: agency
agitátor {m} :: agitator (one who agitates)
aglomerace {f} :: agglomeration
agnosticismus {m} :: agnosticism
agnostik {m} :: agnostic
agonista {m} [biochemistry] :: agonist
agorafobie {f} :: agoraphobia
agranulocytóza {f} :: agranulocytosis
agrární {adj} :: agrarian
agregátor {m} :: aggregator
agrese {f} :: aggression
agresivita {f} :: aggressiveness
agresivně {adv} :: aggressively
agresivní {adj} :: aggressive
agresivnost {f} :: aggressiveness
agresor {m} :: aggressor
agronom {m} :: agronomist
agronom {m} :: agriculturist
aha {interj} :: aha, I see (expresion of understanding, realization, invention or recognition)
Ahasver {prop} {m} :: Ahasuerus, Wandering Jew
ahoj {interj} :: hello, hi (informal greeting said when meeting someone)
ahoj {interj} :: bye (informal farewell)
ahojky {interj} :: hi
ahojky {interj} :: bye
achát {m} :: Agate
Achilles {prop} {m} :: Achilles (Ancient Greek hero)
Achilleus {prop} {m} :: Achilles (Greek mythical hero)
Achilova pata {f} :: Achilles heel
achirální {adj} :: achiral
AIDS {m} :: AIDS
aikido {n} :: aikido
ainština {f} :: Ainu (language)
aj. {adv} :: abbreviation of a jiné: etc.
aj {conj} [dialect, Moravia] :: and (also), and even
aj {conj} [dialect, Moravia] :: even (implying an extreme example, used at the beginning of sentences)
aj {interj} [literary, obsolete] :: oh
Ája {prop} {f} :: A pet form of the female given name Alena, Andrea or Adéla
ajatolláh {m} :: ayatollah (a religious leader)
aji {conj} [dialect, Moravia] :: and (also), and even
aji {conj} [dialect, Moravia] :: even (implying an extreme example, used at the beginning of sentences)
Ajka {prop} {f} :: given name, a pet form of Alena
ajmarština {f} :: Aymara (language)
ajnclík {m} [colloquial] :: solitary, solitary confinement
ajncvaj {adv} [colloquial] :: in no time
ajncvajdraj {adv} [colloquial] :: in no time
ajťák {m} [colloquial] :: IT person
ajurvéda {f} :: Ayurveda (Traditional Hindu medicine)
ájurvéda {f} :: Ayurveda (Traditional Hindu medicine)
ajurvédský {adj} :: Ayurvedic
ájurvédský {adj} :: Ayurvedic
-ák {suffix} :: grader (noun suffix denoting a grade)
-ák {suffix} :: from nouns forms nouns that indicate the referent is characterized by or relating to the base noun
-ák {suffix} :: from adjectives forms nouns that indicate the referent has the property denoted by the base adjective
akademický {adj} :: academic
akademický {adj} :: esoteric, scholastic, pedantic or hypothetical (used disparagingly, especially about a debate)
akademie {f} :: academy (society of leaned men)
akademie {f} :: academy (school or place of training)
akademie věd {f} :: Academy of Sciences
akademik {m} :: academician, academic
akanský {adj} :: Akan
akanština {f} :: Akan language
akánština {f} :: alternative form of akanština
akát {m} :: black locust (Robinia pseudoacacia)
akce {f} :: An action
akce {f} :: An event, happening
akcelerace {f} :: acceleration
akcelerovat {v} :: to accelerate
akceptovat {v p-i} :: to accept (to receive officially)
akceptovatelný {adj} :: acceptable
akcie {f} [finance] :: share
akcionář {m} :: shareholder
akcionářka {f} :: female shareholder
akciová společnost {f} :: joint-stock company
akciovka {f} [colloquial] :: joint-stock company
akciový {adj} [relational, finance] :: share, stock
akciový fond {m} :: stock fund, equity fund
akciový trh {m} :: stock market
akční {adj} [relational] :: action
akční potenciál {m} :: action potential
Akkad {prop} {m} :: Akkad (capital city of the kingdom of Akkad)
Akkaďan {m} :: Akkadian (inhabitant of the Akkad region)
akkadský {adj} :: Akkadian
akkadština {f} :: Akkadian (Semitic language)
aklimatizace {f} :: acclimatization
aklimatizovaný {adj} :: acclimatized
aklimatizovat {v both} :: to acclimatize
Akmolinsk {prop} {m} :: Akmolinsk, today's Astana
akné {n} :: acne
a kol. {phrase} :: abbreviation of a kolektiv: et al. (and others)
akomodace {f} :: accommodation (adjustment of the eye)
akorát {adv} [colloquial] :: just right, fitting
akorát {adv} [colloquial] :: only, just
akord {m} [music] :: chord
akordeon {m} :: accordion
akrobacie {f} :: acrobatics
akrobat {m} :: acrobat (An athlete who performs acts requiring skill, agility and coordination.)
akrobatický {adj} :: acrobatic
akromegalie {f} [pathology] :: acromegaly (chronic disease marked by enlargement of the bones of the extremities, face, and jaw)
akronym {m} :: acronym (word formed by initial letters)
Akropole {prop} {f} :: Acropolis
Akropolis {prop} {f} :: Acropolis
akrylát {m} [organic compound] :: acrylate
akt {m} :: act, deed
akt {m} :: act (division of a theatrical performance)
akt {m} :: nude (artwork showing a naked person)
aktér {m} [literary] :: actor (person who performs in a theatrical play or film)
aktér {m} :: actor, player
aktinid {m} :: actinide
aktinium {n} :: actinium
aktinoid {m} :: actinide
aktivismus {m} :: activism
aktivista {m} :: activist
aktivistický {adj} :: activistic
aktivistka {f} :: female activist
aktivita {f} :: activity
aktivně {adv} :: actively
aktivní {adj} :: active (having the power or quality of acting; causing change; communicating action or motion; acting)
aktivní {adj} :: top (A man penetrating or with a preference for penetrating during homosexual intercourse.)
aktivovat {vt p-i} :: to activate, to enable (to put something into action)
aktivum {n} [accounting] :: asset
aktivum {n} [grammar] :: active voice
aktovka {f} :: briefcase
aktovka {f} :: satchel (for pupils)
aktualizace {f} :: update
aktualizovaný {adj} :: updated
aktualizovat {v p-i} :: to update (to bring a thing up to date)
aktuálně {adv} :: currently
aktuálně {adv} :: topically
aktuální {adj} :: current, up-to-date
aktuální {adj} :: open (of an offer)
akumulace {f} :: accumulation
akumulátor {m} :: accumulator
akupresura {f} :: acupressure
akupunktura {f} :: acupuncture
akustická kytara {f} :: acoustic guitar (hollow-body guitar)
akustický {adj} :: acoustic (pertaining to hearing or the science of sounds)
akustický {adj} :: acoustic (of a musical instrument, dispensing with electrical amplification)
akustika {f} :: acoustics (quality of a space for doing music)
akustika {f} [physics] :: acoustics
akutní {adj} :: acute
akuzativ {m} :: accusative, accusative case
akvarel {m} :: watercolour (genre of painting)
akvarista {m} :: aquarist
akvárium {n} :: aquarium
akvárko {n} [colloquial] :: aquarium
akvizice {f} :: takeover, acquisition (purchase of one company by another)
akviziční {adj} [relational] :: takeover, acquisition (of purchase of one company by another)
Alabama {prop} {f} :: Alabama (state)
alabastr {m} :: alabaster
alan {m} :: alane, aluminium hydride (AlH3)
Alan {prop} {m} :: given name
Alandy {prop} {p} :: Åland (autonomous province in Finland, also called Åland Islands)
Alánek {prop} {m} :: A diminutive of the male given name Alan
alarm {m} :: alarm
alarmismus {m} :: alarmism
alarmista {m} :: alarmist
alarmistický {adj} :: alarmist
Albánec {m anim} :: Albanian [male]
Albánie {prop} {f} :: Albánie (country)
Albánka {f} :: female Albanian (person)
albánský {adj} :: Albanian
albánština {f} :: Albanian (language)
albatros {m anim} :: albatross
Albert {prop} {m} :: given name
Alberta {prop} {f} :: Alberta (province)
Albína {prop} {f} :: given name
albinismus {m} :: albinism (lack of melanin pigmentation)
Albínka {prop} {f} :: given name
album {n} :: album (book)
album {n} :: album (group of recordings)
Alča {prop} {f} :: A pet form of the female given name Alena
aldehyd {m} [organic compound] :: aldehyde
ale {conj} :: but
alébrž {conj} :: but rather
alegoricky {adv} :: allegorically
alegorický {adj} :: allegoric
alegorie {f} :: allegory
alej {f} :: alley (row of trees or road lined by trees)
alej {f} :: vista
alela {f} [genetics] :: allele
aleluja {interj} :: hallelujah (exclamation to praise God)
alemánský {adj} :: Alemannic (of or relating to the Alemannic language)
alemánština {f} :: Alemannic (language closely related to German)
Alena {prop} {f} :: given name
Alenka {prop} {f} :: given name
alergen {m} :: allergen
alergická rýma {f} :: allergic rhinitis
alergický {adj} :: allergic
alergie {f} :: allergy
alergolog {m} :: allergist
alergologie {f} :: allergology
alergoložka {f} :: female allergist
alespoň {adv} :: at least
Aleš {prop} {m} :: given name
Aleš {prop} {m} :: given name.
Aleuty {prop} {fp} :: Aleutian Islands (group of islands in the Pacific Ocean)
alexandr {m anim} :: parakeet (a parrot from a genus Psittacula)
Alexandr {prop} {m} :: given name
Alexandra {prop} {f} :: given name
Alexandrie {prop} {f} :: Alexandrie (city)
Alexandr Veliký {prop} {m} :: Alexander the Great
Alexej {prop} {m} :: given name
alfa {n} :: alpha
alfabeta {f} :: Greek alphabet
alfa-beta prořezávání {n} :: alpha-beta pruning
algebra {f} :: algebra
algebraická funkce {f} :: algebraic function
algebraická geometrie {f} :: algebraic geometry
algebraická struktura {f} [algebra] :: algebraic structure
algebraické číslo {n} :: algebraic number
algebraický {adj} :: algebraic
algoritmický {adj} :: algorithmic
algoritmus {m} :: algorithm
alchymie {f} :: alchemy
alchymista {m} :: alchemist
aliance {f} :: alliance
Alibaba {prop} {m} :: Ali Baba (fictional character of story Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves)
alibismus {m} :: Endeavour to avoid responsibility by making excuses, blaming circumstances etc
alibista {m} :: A person endeavouring to avoid responsibility by making excuses, blaming circumstances etc
alibistický {adj} :: Endeavouring to avoid responsibility by making excuses, blaming circumstances etc
Alice {prop} {f} :: given name
Alička {prop} {f} :: given name
aligátor {f} :: alligator
alimentární {adj} [medicine] :: food, alimentary
alimenty {noun} :: alimony (court-enforced allowance)
Aljašan {m} :: Alaskan (person from Alaska)
Aljaška {prop} {f} :: Aljaška (state)
aljašský {adj} :: Alaskan
alka {f} :: auk
alkáč {m} [colloquial] :: alcoholic (an addict to alcohol)
alkalický kov {m} [inorganic chemistry] :: alkali metal
alkaloid {m} :: alkaloid
alkalóza {f} :: alkalosis (abnormally increased alkalinity in the blood)
alkohol {m} :: alcohol (any of a class of organic compounds (such as ethanol) containing a hydroxyl functional group (-OH))
alkohol {m} :: alcohol (intoxicating beverage)
alkoholický {adj} :: alcoholic (of beverages)
alkoholička {f} :: female alcoholic
alkoholik {m anim} :: alcoholic (an addict to alcohol)
alkoholismus {m} :: alcoholism
alkoholizmus {m} :: Alternative form of alkoholismus
alkoun {m anim} :: murre
Alláh {prop} {m} :: Allah
allemanda {f} :: allemande (dance)
almanach {m} :: almanac
almužna {f} :: alms
-ální {suffix} :: Used to form adjectives from nouns
alobal {m} :: aluminium foil
Alois {prop} {m} :: given name
Aloisie {prop} {f} :: given name
alokace {f} :: allocation
alokátor {m} :: allocator
alokovat {v both} :: to allocate
alotropie {f} :: allotropy
alpaka {f} :: nickel silver
alpaka {f} :: alpaca
alpinismus {m} :: alpinism
alpinistika {f} :: alpinism
alpský {adj} :: Alpine; alpine
Alpy {prop} {fp} :: Alpy (mountain range)
Alsasan {m} :: Alsatian (person from Alsace)
Alsasko {prop} {n} :: Alsace (region on the west bank of the upper Rhine)
alsaský {adj} :: Alsatian (of or relating to Alsace)
alt {m} :: alto
Altaj {prop} {m} :: Altay (the mountain range in central Asia, where Russia, China, Mongolia and Kazakhstan come together)
altánek {m} :: diminutive of altán
alternativa {f} :: alternative
alternativní {adj} :: alternative
alternativní hypotéza {f} :: alternative hypothesis
alternativní rozdělení {n} :: Bernoulli distribution
alternátor {m} :: alternator (electric generator which produces alternating current through mechanical means)
altruismus {m} :: altruism
altruistický {adj} :: altruistic
altruizmus {m} :: altruism
aluviální {adj} :: alluvial
alveolární {adj} :: alveolar
alveolitida {f} :: alveolitis
Alzheimerova choroba {f} :: Alzheimer's disease
Alžběta {prop} {f} :: Elisabeth, Elizabeth [biblical character]
Alžběta {prop} {f} :: given name
alžbětinský {adj} :: Elizabethan
Alžbětka {prop} {f} :: given name
Alžír {prop} {m} :: Alžír (capital city)
Alžírsko {prop} {n} :: Alžírsko (country)
alžírský {adj} :: Algerian
Alžířan {m anim} :: Algerian (person)
Alžířanka {f} :: female Algerian
amada {f} :: parrotfinch
amadina {f} :: any bird from genus Amadina
amalgám {m} :: amalgam (alloy)
Amálie {prop} {m} :: given name
Amálka {prop} {f} :: given name
amarant {m anim} :: firefinch
amatér {m} :: amateur (hobbyist)
amatér {m} :: amateur (inept)
amatérismus {m} :: amateurism
amatérka {f} :: female amateur
amatérský {adj} :: amateur
amatérství {m} :: amateurism
amazoňan {m anim} :: amazon (a type of a parrot)
amazónek {m anim} :: caique
Amazonka {f} :: Amazon (member of a mythical race of female warriors inhabiting the Black Sea area)
Amazonka {prop} {f} :: Amazon, Amazon River
amazonský {adj} :: Amazon, Amazonian
ambasáda {f} :: embassy (organization)
ambasáda {f} :: embassy (residence)
ambice {f} :: ambition
ambiciózní {adj} :: ambitious
ambivalentní {adj} :: ambivalent
ambroň {f} :: sweetgum (any of several Oriental and American trees, of the genus Liquidambar, having brilliant autumn coloration)
ambrózie {f} :: ragweed
Ambrož {prop} {m} :: given name
ambulance {f} :: ambulance
ambulance {f} :: hospital ward or department that offers outpatient care
ambulantní {adj} :: ambulatory (performed on or involving an ambulatory patient or an outpatient)
améba {f} :: amoeba (a genus of unicellular protozoa)
amébiáza {f} :: amoebiasis (disease)
Amemait {prop} {f} :: Ammit
americium {n} :: americium (the chemical element with an atomic number of 95)
americká angličtina {f} :: American English
americký {adj} :: American
americký fotbal {m} :: American football
Američan {m anim} :: American (inhabitant of the United States (male or unspecified))
Američan {m anim} :: American (inhabitant of the Americas (male or unspecified))
Američanka {f} :: American (female inhabitant of the United States)
Američanka {f} :: American (female inhabitant of the Americas)
Amerika {prop} {f} :: Amerika (the <<continents>> of North America and South America)
Amerika {prop} {f} :: Amerika (country)
amerikanismus {m} :: Americanism (word, phrase or linguistic feature originating from or specific to American language usage)
amerikanista {m} :: Americanist (expert in the study of America)
amerikanistika {f} [humanities] :: American studies
ametyst {m} :: amethyst (gemstone)
amfetamin {m} :: amphetamine
amfiteátr {m} :: amphitheatre
amharština {f} :: Amharic
Amík {m} [colloquial] :: American (a person born in, or a citizen or inhabitant of, the United States of America)
amin {m} [organic chemistry] :: amine
aminokyselina {f} :: amino acid
amitriptylin {m} :: amitriptyline
amnestie {f} :: amnesty (act of the sovereign power)
amnestovat {v both} :: to amnesty (to grant a pardon)
amnézie {f} :: amnesia (loss of memory)
amok {m} :: Condition of amok behaving
amoniak {m} :: ammonia
amonium {n} :: ammonium (univalent NH4+ cation)
amorfní {adj} :: amorphous (having no defined shape, lacking form)
amoxicilin {m} [pharmaceutical drug] :: amoxicillin
ampér {m} :: ampere (unit of electrical current)
ampérhodina {f} :: ampere-hour (unit of electric charge)
ampérmetr {m} :: ammeter
ampicilin {m} [pharmaceutical drug] :: ampicillin
amplituda {f} :: amplitude
ampulka {f} :: ampoule (small glass vial hermetically sealed)
amputace {f} :: amputation (surgical removal of a limb)
amputovat {v p-i} :: To amputate
Amsterdam {prop} {m} :: Amsterdam (city/and/municipality)
amulet {m} :: amulet
Amur {prop} {m inan} :: Amur (<<long river>> forming the border between the Far East of <<c/Russia>> and Northeastern <<c/China>>)
amusantní {adj} :: amusing
amygdala {f} :: amygdala
amyláza {f} :: amylase (any of a class of digestive enzymes)
-an {suffix} :: Forms nouns, including inhabitant names
ana {pron} [archaic] :: alternative form of ona
anabolický {adj} :: anabolic
anabolikum {n} :: anabolic
anabolismus {m} :: anabolism
anaerobní {adj} :: anaerobic
anafora {f} [figure of speech] :: anaphora
anafylaktický {adj} :: anaphylactic
anafylaktický šok {m} :: anaphylactic shock
anafylaxe {f} :: anaphylaxis
anagram {m} :: anagram
anachronismus {m} :: anachronism (a person or thing which seems to belong to a different time or period of time)
anakonda {f} :: anaconda
anál {m} [colloquial] :: anal, anal sex
analfabetismus {m} :: analphabetism, illiteracy
analfabetství {m} :: analphabetism, illiteracy
analgetický {adj} :: analgesic
analgetikum {n} :: analgesic
anální {adj} :: anal
anální sex {m} :: anal sex
analog {m} :: analog, analogue (something that bears an analogy to something else)
analog {m} [chemistry] :: analog, analogue (structural derivative of a parent compound)
analogicky {adv} :: analogously
analogický {adj} :: analogous
analogie {f} :: analogy
analogový {adj} :: analog (US), analogue (UK)
analysa {f} :: archaic spelling of analýza
analytická filozofie {f} [philosophy] :: analytic philosophy
analytická funkce {f} :: analytic function
analyticky {adv} :: analytically
analytický {adj} :: analytic, analytical
analytička {f} :: female analyst
analytik {m anim} :: analyst
analýza {f} :: analysis
analýza diskurzu {f} [linguistics] :: discourse analysis
analyzátor {m} :: analyzer
analyzovat {v p-i} :: to analyze
anamnéza {f} :: anamnesis, medical history
ananas {m} :: pineapple
ananym {m} :: ananym
anapest {m} [poetry] :: anapest, a metrical foot consisting of three syllables, two short or unstressed and one long or stressed
anarchie {f} :: Anarchy (state of a society)
anarchismus {m} :: anarchism (belief that proposes the absence and abolition of government in all forms)
anarchista {m} :: anarchist
anarchistický {adj} :: anarchistic, anarchist
anarchistka {f} :: female anarchist
anarchokapitalismus {m} :: anarcho-capitalism
Anastázie {prop} {f} :: given name
anatom {m} :: anatomist
anatomicky {adv} :: anatomically
anatomický {adj} :: anatomical, anatomic
anatomie {f} :: anatomy
ančovička {f} :: anchovy
Anda {prop} {f} :: A pet form of female given name Anna
Andalusan {m} :: Andalusian
Andalusie {prop} {f} :: Andalusie (autonomous community)
andaluský {adj} :: Andalusian
Andamanské moře {prop} {n} :: the Andaman Sea
anděl {m anim} :: angel
Anděl {prop} {m} :: Name of a Prague Metro station on Line B
Anděla {prop} {f} :: given name
andělí {adj} [relational] :: angel, angel's
andělíček {m} :: diminutive of anděl
andělíčkář {m} :: abortionist (one who performs an illegal abortion in a non-medical setting)
andělíčkářka {f} :: female abortionist (one who performs an illegal abortion in a non-medical setting)
Andělka {prop} {f} :: given name
andělský {adj} :: angelic
anděl strážný {m} :: guardian angel (a spirit believed to protect and to guide a particular person)
andílek {m} :: cherub (person seen as being particularly innocent or angelic)
Andorra {prop} {f} :: Andorra (country)
andorrský {adj} :: Andorran
Andořan {m} :: Andorran (person)
andragogika {f} :: andragogy
Andrea {prop} {f} :: given name
Andrej {prop} {m} :: given name
Andrejka {prop} {f} :: given name
androgen {m} :: androgen
android {m} :: android
andský {adj} :: Andean
andulka {f} :: budgerigar
Andulka {prop} {f} :: A pet form of female given name Anna
Andy {fp} :: Andes
aneb {conj} :: or (connecting title and a subtitle; connecting two specifications of the same object)
anebo {conj} :: or
anebo {conj} :: and/or
anekdota {f} :: joke
anemický {adj} :: anemic
anémie {f} :: anemia
anemometr {m} :: anemometer
anestetický {adj} :: anesthetic (causing the reduction of pain sensitivity)
anestetikum {n} :: anesthetic
anestezie {f} :: anesthesia (method of preventing sensation, used to eliminate pain)
anesteziolog {m} :: anesthesiologist
anesteziologický {adj} :: anesthesiological
anesteziologie {f} :: anesthesiology
Aneta {prop} {m} :: given name
Anetka {prop} {f} :: given name
aneurysma {n} :: aneurysm
anexe {f} :: annexation
Anežka {prop} {f} :: given name
angažmá {n} :: engagement (employment, especially in theater and sports)
angažovat {v p-i} :: to engage
angína {f} :: tonsillitis
angioedém {m} :: angioedema
angiografie {f} [healthcare] :: angiography
Anglán {m} [colloquial] :: Englishman
anglicismus {m} :: anglicism
anglickojazyčný {adj} :: English language
anglicky {adv} :: English, in English
anglický {adj} :: English
anglický chrt {m} :: greyhound
anglický roh {m} :: cor anglais (woodwind instrument)
angličan {m} [soccer] :: a goal with help of a goal post
Angličan {m anim} :: Englishman (person)
Angličanka {f} :: Englishwoman (person)
angličtina {f} :: English [language]
angličtinář {m} :: teacher of English
Anglie {prop} {f} :: England
anglikán {m} :: Anglican
anglikanismus {m} :: Anglicanism (the beliefs and practices of the Anglican Church)
anglikánský {adj} :: Anglican (relating to the Church of England)
anglikánství {n} :: Anglicanism (the beliefs and practices of the Anglican Church)
anglina {f} [slang] :: English classes
anglista {m} :: Anglicist
anglistika {f} [humanities] :: English studies
anglistka {f} :: female Anglicist
anglo-americký {adj} :: Anglo-American
angloamerický {adj} :: Anglo-American
Angloameričan {m} :: Anglo-American
Anglosas {m} :: Anglo-Saxon
anglosaský {adj} :: Anglo-Saxon
anglosaština {f} :: Anglo-Saxon (language)
Angola {prop} {f} :: Angola (country)
Angolan {m anim} :: Angolan
angolský {adj} :: Angolan
angrešt {m} :: gooseberry
angulární {adj} :: angular (pertaining to or measured by angle)
anhedonie {f} :: anhedonia (inability to feel pleasure)
anch {m} :: ankh
ani {conj} :: neither, nor, or (in negative)
ani {conj} :: even (with negative clause)
Anička {prop} {f} :: given name
anihilace {f} :: annihilation (process of a particle and its corresponding antiparticle combining to produce energy)
anilin {m} [organic compound] :: aniline
animozita {f} :: animosity
aniont {m} :: anion
ani ryba ani rak {phrase} [idiomatic] :: neither fish nor fowl
anizotropie {f} :: anisotropy
aniž {conj} :: without
Ankara {prop} {f} :: Ankara (capital city)
anketa {f} :: poll, inquiry, questionnaire
anketka {f} :: diminutive of anketa
ankylóza {f} :: ankylosis (the stiffening of a joint as the result of an abnormal fusion of bones)
Anna {prop} {f} :: given name
ano {interj} :: yes!
ano {particle} :: yes
anoda {f} :: anode
anomie {f} :: anomie
anona {f} :: custard apple (any plant of genus Annona)
anonym {m} :: anonym
anonymita {f} :: anonymity
anonymní {adj} :: anonymous
anonymní roura {f} :: anonymous pipe
anonymnost {f} :: anonymity
anorexie {f} :: anorexia
anorganická chemie {f} :: inorganic chemistry (chemistry of elements and non-carbon containing compounds)
anorganický {adj} :: inorganic
anorgasmie {f} :: anorgasmia
anotace {f} [library science] :: annotation
-ánský {suffix} :: from adjectives forms augmentative adjectives
antacidum {n} :: antacid
antagonismus {m} :: antagonism
Antarktida {prop} {f} :: Antarctica
anténa {f} :: antenna (apparatus to receive or transmit electromagnetic waves)
anténa {f} :: antenna (feeler organ)
anthrax {m} :: anthrax (an acute infectious bacterial disease of herbivores, especially sheep and cattle, which can occur in humans)
anti- {prefix} :: anti-
antiamerický {adj} :: anti-American
antiarytmikum {n} :: antiarrhythmic
antibakteriální {adj} :: antibacterial
antibiotický {adj} :: antibiotic
antibiotikum {n} [pharmacology] :: An antibiotic
antický {adj} :: Of or pertaining to ancient Greece or ancient Rome
anticyklóna {f} :: area of high atmospheric pressure
antičástice {f} :: antiparticle
antidemokratický {adj} :: antidemocratic
antidepresivum {n} :: antidepressant
antidiabetický {adj} :: antidiabetic, antidiabetes
antidiabetikum {n} :: antidiabetic
antidiuretický {adj} :: antidiuretic
antiemetikum {n} :: antiemetic
antiepileptikum {n} :: antiepileptic
antifašismus {m} :: antifascism, anti-fascism
antifašista {m} :: antifascist, anti-fascist
antifašistický {adj} :: antifascist
antiflogistikum {n} :: anti-inflammatory, antiphlogistic
antifungální {adj} :: antifungal
antigen {m} :: antigen
antigenní {adj} :: antigenic
Antigua a Barbuda {prop} {f} :: Antigua a Barbuda (country)
antihistaminikum {n} :: antihistamine
antihmota {f} :: antimatter
antihrdina {m anim} :: antihero
antihrdinka {f} :: antiheroine, female antihero
antihypertenzivum {n} :: antihypertensive
anticholinergní {adj} :: anticholinergic
antiimigrační {adj} :: anti-immigration
antika {f} :: classical antiquity
antikoagulační {adj} :: anticoagulant
antikoagulancium {n} :: anticoagulant
antikoagulant {m} [medicine] :: anticoagulant
antikomunismus {m} :: anticommunism
antikomunista {m} :: anticommunist
antikomunistický {adj} :: anticommunist
antikoncepce {f} :: contraception
antikoncepce {f} :: contraceptive
antikoncepční {adj} [relational] :: contraception
antikonvulzivum {n} :: anticonvulsant
antikorozní {adj} :: anticorrosive, antirust
antikvariát {m} :: secondhand bookstore
antikvark {m} :: antiquark
antilopa {f} :: antelope
antilopí {adj} [relational] :: antelope
Antily {prop} {p} :: Antilles
antilymfocytární {adj} :: antilymphocyte
antimalarikum {n} :: antimalarial
antimikrobiální {adj} :: antimicrobial
antimikrobní {adj} :: antimicrobial
antimon {m} :: antimony (element)
antimonopolní {adj} :: antitrust
antimykotický {adj} :: antifungal, antimycotic
antimykotikum {n} :: antimycotic, antifungal drug
antinukleární {adj} [biology] :: antinuclear (against the nucleus of a biological cell)
antinukleární {adj} :: antinuclear (opposed to the use of nuclear weapons or nuclear energy)
antiochijský {adj} :: Antiochene, Antiochian
antioxidační {adj} :: antioxidant
antiparazitický {adj} :: antiparasitic
antiparazitikum {n} :: antiparasitic (a pesticide that counters infection by parasites)
antipatie {f} :: antipathy, dislike, aversion
antipolitický {adj} :: antipolitical, anti-political
antipsychotikum {n} :: antipsychotic
antipyretikum {n} :: antipyretic
antirasistický {adj} :: anti-racist
antisemita {m} :: anti-Semite
antisemitismus {m} :: anti-Semitism
antisemitský {adj} :: anti-Semitic
antiseptický {adj} :: antiseptic (capable of preventing microbial infection)
antisérum {n} :: antiserum
antispamový {adj} :: antispam
antistresový {adj} :: antistress
antisymetrický {adj} [set theory] :: antisymmetric
antisymetrie {f} :: antisymmetry
antiteze {f} :: antithesis
antituberkulotikum {n} :: antituberculotic
antitusikum {n} :: antitussive (cough suppressant)
antivirální {adj} :: alternative form of antivirový
antivirový {adj} :: antiviral (acting against biological viruses)
antivirový {adj} [relational] :: antivirus (acting against computer viruses)
antologie {f} :: anthology (collection of literary works, such as poems or short stories)
Antonie {prop} {f} :: given name
Antonín {prop} {m} :: given name
antonymum {n} :: antonym
antrax {m} :: alternative form of anthrax
antropo- {prefix} :: anthropo- (of or relating to humans)
antropocén {m inan} [geology] :: Anthropocene
antropocénní {adj} :: referring to or connected with Anthropocene
antropocentrický {adj} :: anthropocentric
antropocentrismus {m} :: anthropocentrism
antropolog {m} :: anthropologist
antropologický {adj} :: anthropological
antropologie {f} :: anthropology
antropoložka {f} :: female anthropologist
antropomorfismus {m} :: anthropomorphism
antropomorfně {adv} :: anthropomorphically
antropomorfní {adj} :: anthropomorphic
Antverpan {m} :: Antwerpian (person from Antwerp)
antverpský {adj} [relational] :: Antwerp, of Antwerp, Antwerpian
Antverpy {prop} {fp} :: Antwerp (city)
Anup {prop} {m} :: Anubis
Anuška {prop} {f} :: A pet form of female given name Anna
anxiolytikum {n} :: anxiolytic
anýz {m} :: anise (plant and spice)
anýz {m} :: aniseed (the seed-like fruit of the anise)
anžto {conj} :: as, since, because
aorist {m inan} :: aorist (a grammatical category of verbs that is often a perfective past)
aorist {m inan} :: aorist (a particular verb in the aorist)
ap. {phrase} :: abbreviation of a podobně: and so on
Apač {m} :: Apache (a man belonging to an Apache people)
apačština {f} :: Apache (language)
aparát {m} :: apparatus
apartmá {n} :: suite (group of connected rooms, usually separable from other rooms by means of access)
apatický {adj} :: apathetic, listless
apatie {f} :: apathy (lack of emotion or motivation)
apatit {m} :: apatite
apatyka {f} [archaic] :: pharmacy, dispensary (place where prescription drugs are dispensed)
apelativum {n} :: common noun
apendektomie {f} :: appendectomy (surgical procedure)
apendicitida {f} [pathology] :: appendicitis
apendix {m inan} :: appendix, vermiform appendix
apeninský {adj} :: Apennine
Apeninský poloostrov {prop} {m} :: Italian Peninsula, Apennine Peninsula
Apeniny {prop} {fp} :: Apeniny (mountain range)
aperitiv {m} :: apéritif
aplaus {m} :: applause
aplikace {f} :: application (the act of applying as a means; the employment of means to accomplish an end)
aplikace {f} [computing] :: application (a computer program or the set of software that the end user perceives as a single entity as a tool for a well-defined purpose)
aplikační {adj} [relational] :: application
aplikační rámec {m} [computing] :: framework
aplikovaná matematika {f} :: applied mathematics
aplikovaný {adj} :: applied
aplikovat {v p-i} :: apply, utilize
aplikovatelný {adj} :: applicable
apnoe {f} :: apnea (cessation of breathing)
apod. {phrase} :: abbreviation of a podobně: and so on
a podobně {phrase} :: and so on
apokalypsa {f} :: apocalypse
apokopa {f} :: apocope
Apolena {prop} {f} :: given name
Apolenka {prop} {f} :: given name
apolitický {adj} :: apolitical (having no interest in politics)
Apollón {prop} {m} :: Apollo (Ancient Greek god)
Apolloniova kružnice {f} :: Apollonian circle
apologeta {m} :: apologist
apologetika {f} :: apologetics
Apop {prop} {m} :: Apophis
a posteriori {adj} :: a posteriori
a posteriori {adv} :: a posteriori
apostrof {m inan} :: apostrophe (the character )
apostrofa {f} [rhetoric] :: apostrophe
apoštol {m} :: Apostle
apozice {f} [grammar] :: apposition
apraxie {f} :: apraxia (disorder of motor planning)
aprobace {f} :: approval
aprobace {f} :: ability to teach a certain course on a certain type of school
aprobace {f} :: qualification, certification
aproximace {f} :: approximation
apterie {f} :: aptery (state of not having wings)
ar {m inan} :: are (unit of area equal to 100 square metres)
ara {m anim} {f} :: ara
Arab {m} :: Arab (person)
arabáč {m} [pejorative] :: Arab
Arabák {m} [colloquial, pejorative] :: Arab (person)
arabeska {f} :: arabesque
Arábie {prop} {f} :: Arabia (peninsula)
arabismus {m} :: Arabism (word, phrase or idiom from Arabic)
arabista {m} :: Arabist (scholar who studies Arab or Arabic culture, politics, or language)
arabistika {f} :: Arab studies
arabský {adj} :: Arabic
arabský jazyk {m} :: Arabic (language)
Arabský poloostrov {prop} {m} :: Arabian Peninsula
arabština {f} :: Arabic (language)
Arafurské moře {prop} {n} :: the Arafura Sea
Aragonec {m} :: Aragonese (person from Aragon)
Aragonie {prop} {f} :: Aragonie (autonomous community)
aragonit {noun} [mineralology] :: aragonite
aragonský {adj} [relational] :: Aragon, Aragonese, of Aragon
aragonština {f} :: Aragonese (language)
arachnofobie {f} :: arachnophobia (an abnormal or irrational fear of spiders)
Aramejec {m} :: Aramean, Aramaean (member of a West Semitic semi-nomadic and pastoralist people)
aramejský {adj} :: Aramaic
aramejština {f} :: Aramaic (language)
arara {m anim} :: a parrot from a genus Rhynchopsitta
arašíd {m} :: peanut (nut)
aratinga {m anim} {f} :: Aratinga (a genus of parrots, but with the name used commonly)
arbitráž {f} :: arbitration
arbitráž {f} :: arbitrage (buying a tradable item in one market and selling it in another, to profit from price differences between the markets)
arboretum {n} :: arboretum
arci- {prefix} :: arch-
arci {adv} [literary] :: of course
arci {adv} :: to be sure
arci {adv} :: for that matter
arcibiskup {m} :: archbishop
arcibiskupství {n} :: archbishopric, archdiocese
arcibiskupství {n} :: archbishopric (office or function of an archbishop)
arcidiecéze {f} :: archdiocese
arcikacíř {m} :: heresiarch, arch-heretic
arcivévoda {m anim} :: archduke
arcivévodkyně {f} :: archduchess
Ardeny {prop} {fp} :: Ardennes (region)
areál {m} :: campus (grounds or property of an organization, often including buildings)
Argentina {prop} {f} :: Argentina (country)
Argentinec {m anim} :: Argentinian
Argentinka {f} :: female Argentinian
argentinský {adj} :: Argentinian
argon {m} :: argon (chemical element)
Argony {prop} {p} :: Argony (region)
argument {m} :: argument (fact or statement used to support a proposition)
argumentační {adj} [relational] :: argumentation
argumentovat {v impf} :: to argue (to debate, disagree, or discuss opposing or differing viewpoints)
arch {m inan} :: sheet (in printing)
archa {f} :: ark (the ship built by Noah)
archaický {adj} :: archaic (of or characterized by antiquity; old-fashioned, quaint, antiquated, as an archaic word or phrase)
archaikum {n} :: Archean
archaismus {m} :: archaism
archanděl {m} :: archangel
archeolog {m} :: archaeologist, archeologist
archeologicky {adv} :: archaeologically
archeologický {adj} :: archeological, archaeological
archeologie {f} :: archaeology, archeology
archeoložka {f} :: a female archaeologist
archeopteryx {m} :: archeopteryx
archetyp {m} :: archetype
Archimédes {prop} {m} :: Archimedes (an ancient Greek mathematician)
Archimédova spirála {f} :: Archimedean spiral (a spiral that increases in distance from the point of origin at a constant rate)
archimedovský {adj} :: Archimedean
Archimédův zákon {m} :: Archimedes' principle
archipel {m} :: archipelago
architekt {m} :: architect
architektka {f} :: female architect
architektura {f} :: architecture
archiv {m} :: archive
archív {m} :: archive
archivář {m} :: archivist
archivářka {f} :: archivist (female)
archivní {adj} :: archive, archival
archívní {adj} :: archive, archival
archivovat {v p-i} :: to archive
archón {m} :: archon
árijec {m anim} :: Aryan
árijka {f} :: female Aryan
árijský {adj} :: Aryan
aristokracie {f} :: aristocracy
aristokrat {noun} :: aristocrat (one of the aristocracy)
aristokratický {adj} :: aristocratic
aristokratka {f} :: female aristocrat
Aristoteles {prop} {m} :: Aristotle
Aristotelés {prop} {m} :: Aristotle
aristotelik {m} :: Aristotelian (a follower of Aristotle)
aristotelovec {m} :: Aristotelian (a follower of Aristotle)
aristotelovský {adj} :: Aristotelian
aristotelský {adj} :: Aristotelian
arita {f} [logic, mathematics, computer science] :: arity
aritmetická posloupnost {f} [mathematics] :: arithmetic progression
aritmetická řada {f} :: arithmetic series
aritmetický {adj} :: arithmetic
aritmetický průměr {m} [mathematics] :: arithmetic mean
aritmetický výraz {m} :: arithmetic expression
aritmetika {f} :: arithmetic
arkáda {f} [architecture] :: arcade
arkebuza {m} :: harquebus
arktický {adj} :: Arctic (pertaining to the northern polar region of the planet, characterised by extreme cold and an icy landscape)
Arktida {prop} {f} :: Arctic (the region of the Earth above the Arctic Circle, containing the North Pole)
arkuskosinus {m} [trigonometry] :: arccosine
arkuskotangens {m} [trigonometry] :: arccotangent
arkussinus {m} [trigonometry] :: arcsine
arkustangens {m} [trigonometry] :: arctangent
arkýř {m} [architectural elements] :: bay window
armáda {f} :: army
armádní {adj} :: army (when used attributively)
armatol {m anim} :: armatole
Armén {m anim} :: Armenian (person)
Arménec {m anim} :: Armenian (person)
Arménie {prop} {f} :: Arménie (country)
Arménka {f} :: female Armenian (female Armenian person)
arménský {adj} :: Armenian
arménština {f} :: Armenian (language)
-árna {suffix} :: place, especially one where an activity takes place
Arnošt {prop} {m} :: given name
Arnoštek {prop} {m} :: given name
arogance {f} :: arrogance
arogantní {adj} :: arrogant
aromatický {adj} :: aromatic
arsen {m} :: arsenic (element)
arsenál {m} :: alternative spelling of arzenál
artefakt {m} :: artifact
arteriální {adj} :: arterial
artérie {f} :: artery
arteriola {f} [anatomy] :: arteriole
arterioskleróza {f} :: Arteriosclerosis
arteriovenózní malformace {f} :: arteriovenous malformation
arteritida {f} :: arteritis (inflammation of artery walls)
arteterapie {f} :: art therapy (treatment that uses practicing visual arts)
artikl {m} :: article (object for sale)
artikulace {f} :: articulation (the quality, clarity or sharpness of speech)
artikulace {f} :: articulation (the manner in which something is articulated)
artikulovat {v p-i} :: to articulate (to pronounce syllables clearly)
artilerie {f} :: artillery (army unit)
artritida {f} :: arthritis
artroskop {m} :: arthroscope
artroskopický {adj} :: arthroscopic
artroskopie {f} :: arthroscopy (the examination of the interior of a joint using an arthroscope)
Artur {prop} {m} :: given name
Arturek {prop} {m} :: given name
artyčok {m} :: artichoke
arytmie {f} :: arrhythmia
arzen {m} :: arsenic (checmical element)
arzenál {m} :: arsenal, armoury (place where weapons and ammo are kept)
arzenál {m} :: arsenal (store or supply of anything)
-ař {suffix} :: a suffix appended to words to create an agent noun, indicating a person's profession, much like the English -er or -or
-ář {suffix} :: a suffix appended to words to create an agent noun, indicating a person's profession, much like the English -or
-ařka {suffix} :: forms nouns from nouns
a. s. {noun} :: abbreviation of akciová společnost: JSC
a.s. {noun} :: abbreviation of akciová společnost: JSC
ásana {f} :: asana
asembler {m} :: alternative form of assembler
asertivita {f} :: assertiveness
asfalt {m} :: asphalt concrete, asphalt
asfaltka {f} [colloquial] :: asphalt road
asférický {adj} :: aspheric, aspherical
asi {adv} :: maybe
asi {adv} :: approximately
Asiat {noun} :: Asian
Asiatka {f} :: female Asian
Asie {prop} {f} :: Asia
Asijec {m} :: Asian
asijský {adj} :: Asian
asistence {f} :: assistance
asistent {m} :: assistant (person who assists or helps someone else)
asistent {m} [computing] :: wizard (program or script used to simplify complex operations)
asistentka {f} :: female assistant (a person who assists or helps someone else)
asistovat {v impf} :: to assist (to help someone)
asketa {m} :: ascetic
asketický {adj} :: ascetic
asketismus {m} :: asceticism
asketizmus {m} :: asceticism
askeze {f} :: asceticism
Asklépios {prop} {m} :: Asclepius (Ancient Greek god of medicine and healing)
ASLO {noun} :: ASLO (anti-streptolysin O)
asociace {f} :: association (a group of persons associated for a common purpose; an organization; society)
asociace {f} :: association (a connection to or an affiliation with something)
asociativní {adj} [algebra] :: associative
asonance {f} :: assonance (the repetition of similar or identical vowel sounds (though with different consonants))
Aspergerův syndrom {m} :: Asperger’s syndrome
aspergil {m inan} [Roman Catholicism] :: aspergillum
aspik {m} :: aspic
aspík {m} [colloquial] :: Asperger (somebody who has Asperger's syndrome)
aspirin {m} :: aspirin
a spol. {phrase} :: abbreviation of a společnost: & co., et al.
aspoň {adv} :: at least
assembler {m} [programming] :: assembler (a tool that reads source code written in assembly language and produces executable machine code)
assembler {m} [programming] :: assembler, assembly (a programming language whose mnemonic instructions directly correspond to machine instructions for a particular processor)
astat {m} :: astatine (the chemical element)
asteroid {m} :: asteroid
astigmatismus {m} :: astigmatism
astma {n} [pathology] :: asthma
astmatický {adj} :: asthmatic
astmatický záchvat {m} [pathology] :: asthma attack
astmatik {m} :: asthmatic
astra {f} :: plant of genus Callistephus
astra čínská {f} :: China aster (Callistephus chinensis)
Astrachan {prop} {m} [archaic] :: Astrakhan
Astrachaň {prop} {f} :: Astrakhan
Astrachán {prop} {m} [obsolete] :: Astrakhan
Astrachaněc {m} :: Astrakhanian (person from Astrakhan)
astrachaňský {adj} :: Astrakhan, Astrakhanian
astrální {adj} :: star, stellar
astrild {m anim} :: waxbill
astro- {prefix} :: astro-
astrocyt {m} :: astrocyte
astrofyzik {m} :: astrophysicist
astrofyzika {f} :: astrophysics
astroida {f} :: astroid (hypocycloid with four cusps)
astroláb {m} :: astrolabe (astronomical and navigational instrument)
astrolog {m} :: astrologer
astrologický {adj} :: astrological
astrologie {f} :: astrology
astroložka {f} :: female astrologist
astronaut {m} :: astronaut, cosmonaut
astronautický {adj} :: astronautical
astronautika {f} :: astronautics
astronautka {f} :: female astronaut
astronom {m} :: astronomer
astronomická jednotka {f} :: astronomical unit
astronomický {adj} :: astronomical
astronomie {f} :: astronomy
astronomka {f} :: female astronomer
asymetrická kryptografie {f} :: asymmetric cryptography
asymetrický {adj} :: asymmetric, asymmetrical
asymetrie {f} :: asymmetry (lack of symmetry)
asymptomatický {adj} :: asymptomatic (not exhibiting any symptoms of disease)
asymptota {f} [analysis] :: asymptote
asymptoticky {adv} [analysis] :: asymptotically
asymptotický {adj} [analysis] :: asymptotic, asymptotical
asyndeton {m} :: asyndeton
asynchronně {adv} :: asynchronously
asynchronní {adj} :: asynchronous
Asýrie {prop} {f} :: Assyria
asyriolog {m} :: Assyriologist (a person who studies ancient Assyria)
asyriologie {f} :: Assyriology
asyrologie {f} :: alternative form of asyriologie
asyrský {adj} :: Assyrian
Asyřan {m} :: Assyrian (person)
-áš {suffix} :: forms noun referring to carriers of property
Ašchabad {prop} {m} :: Ašchabad (capital)
Aška {prop} {f} :: given name
-at {suffix} :: A common ending for many infinitive verbs
{particle} :: let (statement of requirement)
{particle} :: whether, no matter
ataka {f} :: relapse
a tak dále {phrase} :: and so on, and so forth, et cetera
atavismus {m} :: atavism
ataxie {f} :: ataxia
atd. {phrase} :: abbreviation of a tak dále: etc.
a tečka {phrase} :: and that's that!, ...period!
ateismus {m} :: atheism
ateista {m} :: atheist
ateistický {adj} :: atheist
ateistka {f} :: female atheist
-atel {suffix} :: See -tel
ateliér {m} :: atelier
Atéňan {m} :: Athenian
aténský {adj} :: Athenian, of Athens
atentát {m} :: assassination
atentátník {m} :: assassin (killer for political reasons)
Atény {prop} {fp} :: Atény (capital city)
aterom {m} :: atheroma (abnormal fatty deposit)
ateroskleróza {f} :: atherosclerosis
atestace {f} :: attestation, authentication, validation
atetóza {f} :: athetosis (series of involuntary writhing movements of the limbs)
Athéna {prop} {f} [Greek god] :: Athena
Athéňan {m} :: Athenian
Athény {prop} {fp} :: Athény (capital city)
ať již {conj} :: See: cs
ať již {conj} :: whether, no matter whether
-átko {suffix} :: Forms diminutive nouns
atlantický {adj} :: Atlantic
Atlantický oceán {prop} {m} :: alternative form of Atlantský oceán
Atlantida {prop} {f} :: Atlantis
Atlantik {prop} {m} :: the Atlantic, the Atlantic Ocean
atlantský {adj} :: Atlantic
Atlantský oceán {prop} {m} :: Atlantic Ocean
atlas {m} :: atlas (bound collection of maps)
atlet {m} :: athlete (participant in track and field sports)
atletický {adj} :: athletic
atletika {f} :: track and field (US), athletics (UK)
atletka {f} :: female athlete (participant in track and field sports)
atmosféra {f} :: atmosphere (the gases surrounding the Earth or any astronomical body)
atmosféra {f} :: atmosphere (the mood or feeling in a situation)
atmosféra {f} :: atmosphere (a unit of measurement for pressure)
atmosférický {adj} :: atmospheric (of or relating to by the atmosphere)
atmoška {f} [colloquial] :: atmosphere
atol {m} :: atoll
atom {m} [physics] :: atom
atomický {adj} :: atomic
atomismus {m} :: atomism
atomizmus {m} :: atomism
atomová bomba {f} :: atomic bomb
atomové číslo {n} :: atomic number
atomové hodiny {fp} :: atomic clock
atomové jádro {n} :: atomic nucleus
atomovka {f} [colloquial] :: nuke (nuclear weapon)
atomový {adj} :: atomic
atomoxetin {m} :: atomoxetine
atopický {adj} :: atopic
atopický ekzém {m} [pathology] :: atopic dermatitis
atopie {f} :: atopy
-átor {suffix} :: a suffix used to form agent nouns, similar to -er and -or
atp. {phrase} :: abbreviation of a tak podobně: etc.
atpod. {phrase} :: abbreviation of a tak podobně: etc.
atrakce {f} :: attraction (an event or location that has a tendency to attract visitors)
atraktivní {adj} :: attractive
atraktor {m} [physics, mathematics] :: attractor
atribut {m} :: attribute
ať tak či onak {phrase} :: in any case, come what may, at any rate, in any event, either way
atypický {adj} :: atypical
audiokniha {f} :: audiobook
audiovizuální {adj} :: audiovisual
audit {m} :: audit (independent review and examination of records and activities)
auditor {m} :: auditor (one who audits bookkeeping accounts)
augmentativum {n} :: augmentative (a form of word that expresses large size, intensity, or seniority)
Augustýn {prop} {m} :: given name
aukce {f} :: auction (public event where goods or property are sold to the highest bidder)
aukční {adj} [relational] :: auction
Australan {m anim} :: Australian
Australanka {f} :: female Australian
Austrálie {prop} {f} :: Austrálie (continent)
australský {adj} :: Australian
austrie {f} [archaic] :: oyster
Austrie {prop} {f} [archaic] :: Austria
austroslavismus {m} :: Austroslavism
auťák {m} [colloquial] :: car
autenticita {f} :: authenticity
autentický {adj} :: authentic (of the same origin as claimed; genuine)
autentický {adj} :: authentic (conforming to reality and therefore worthy of trust, reliance, or belief)
autentifikace {f} :: alternative form of autentizace
autentikace {f} :: alternative form of autentizace
autentizace {f} :: authentication
autentizační {adj} :: authentication (when used attributively)
autíčko {n} :: diminutive of auto
autismus {m} :: autism
autista {m} :: autistic
autistický {adj} :: autistic
autizmus {m} :: alternative spelling of autismus
auto- {prefix} :: auto- (regarding oneself)
auto {n} :: car, automobile
autobiografie {f} :: autobiography (biography of oneself)
autobus {m inan} :: bus, coach, omnibus
autobusák {m} :: bus driver
autobusák {m} :: bus station
autobusová zastávka {f} :: bus stop
autobusový {adj} [relational] :: bus
autocenzura {f} :: self-censorship
autodráha {f} :: slot car set
autogenní {adj} :: autogenic
autogram {m} :: autograph (person's own signature or handwriting)
autohavárie {f} :: car accident
autoimunita {f} :: autoimmunity
autoimunitní {adj} :: autoimmune
autoinjektor {m} :: autoinjector
autokemp {m} :: motor camp
autokláv {m} :: autoclave
autokracie {f} :: autocracy
autolano {noun} :: rope used with cars
automat {m} :: automaton
automat {m} :: vending machine, automat
automatická pračka {f} :: automatic washing machine
automatická převodovka {f} :: automatic transmission
automaticky {adv} :: automatically
automatický {adj} :: automatic
automatizace {f} :: automation
automatizovaný {adj} :: automated
automatizovat {v impf} :: to automate
automechanik {m} :: auto mechanic
automobil {m inan} :: automobile
automobilka {f} :: automaker, carmaker, car maker
automobilový {adj} :: automotive (of, or relating to motor vehicles)
autonomie {f} :: autonomy
autonomně {adv} :: autonomously
autonomní {adj} :: autonomous
autonomní nervová soustava {f} :: autonomic nervous system
autoportrét {m} :: self-portrait
autor {m anim} :: author
autoreference {f} :: self-reference
autoreferenční {adj} :: self-referential
autoreflexe {f} :: self-consciousness
autorita {f} :: authority (the power to enforce rules or give orders)
autorita {f} :: authority (a person accepted as a source of reliable information on a subject)
autoritář {m} :: authoritarian
autoritářský {adj} :: authoritarian
autoritářství {n} :: authoritarianism
autoritativně {adv} :: authoritatively
autoritativní {adj} :: authoritative
autorka {f} :: female author
autorské právo {n} :: copyright
autorství {n} :: authorship
autoškola {f} :: driving school, driver's education
avantgarda {f} :: Avant-garde
avarština {f} :: Avar (language)
averze {f} :: aversion
aviatický {adj} :: aviation
aviatik {m} :: aviator, flyer
aviatika {f} :: aviation
avionika {f} :: avionics
aviso {n} :: alternative spelling of avízo
avitaminóza {f} :: avitaminosis
aviváž {f} :: fabric softener
avivážní {adj} :: Having a quality of fabric softener
avízo {n} :: advise, notification
avizovat {v p-i} :: to advise, to notify, to inform (to give information or notice to)
avokádo {n} :: avocado (fruit of the avocado tree)
avšak {conj} [formal] :: but
axiální {adj} :: axial (of or pertaining to an axis)
axiom {m} :: axiom
axiomatický {adj} :: axiomatic (of or pertaining to an axiom)
axiomatizace {f} :: axiomatization
axiomatizovat {v p-i} :: to axiomatize
axiom výběru {m} :: axiom of choice
axon {m} :: axon
ay {interj} :: obsolete typography of aj
aymara {f} :: a parrot from a genus Bolborhynchus
-áza {suffix} :: -ase
azalka {f} :: azalea
azbest {m} :: asbestos
azbestový {adj} :: asbestos
azbestóza {f} :: asbestosis (lung disease caused by exposure to asbestos)
Ázerbájdžán {prop} {m inan} :: Ázerbájdžán (country)
Ázerbájdžánec {m anim} :: Azerbaijani (person)
Ázerbájdžánka {f} :: female Azerbaijani
ázerbájdžánský {adj} :: Azerbaijani
ázerbájdžánština {f} :: Azerbaijani (language)
azimut {m} :: azimuth
azitromycin {m} [pharmaceutical drug] :: azitromycin
Azory {prop} {fp} :: Azores (group of island in the Atlantic Ocean)
Azovské moře {prop} {n} :: the Sea of Azov
aztécký {adj} :: Aztec
aztéčtina {f} :: Nahuatl, Aztec (language)
Azték {m} :: Aztec, Nahua
azurově modrý {adj} :: azure (sky-blue)
azurový {adj} :: azure
azyl {m} :: political asylum
{conj} :: when (as soon as)
{conj} :: until
{prep} :: to, through
až až {adv} :: more than enough
ažaž {adv} :: more than enough
až to bude, tak to bude {proverb} :: the work cannot be done earlier or faster; close to an oak is not felled at one stroke