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B {letter} :: B (the 2nd letter in the Czech alphabet)
B {noun} [music] :: B flat
-ba {suffix} :: forms feminine nouns usually denoting an action, process or its result
baba {f} :: crone, hag
baba {f} :: coward, milksop
baba {f} [colloquial] :: girl, chick
bába {f} :: An old woman, a crone
babesióza {f} :: babesiosis (parasitic disease)
babí {adj} :: Adjective formed from baba
babice {f} [pejorative] :: old woman
babička {f} :: grandmother
babička {f} :: old woman
babí léto {n} :: An Indian summer. (summer period)
babí léto {n} :: Gossamer
bábinka {f} :: diminutive of bába: granny
babizna {f} :: crone (ugly, evil-looking, or frightening old woman)
babka {f} [colloquial] :: old woman
babka {f} :: the mushroom Xerocomellus chrysenteron
babočka {f} :: A butterfly of the tribe Nymphalini
babočka admirál {f} :: red admiral
babočka bodláková {f} :: American painted lady
babočka jilmová {f} :: large tortoiseshell
babočka kopřivová {f} :: small tortoiseshell
babočka osiková {f} :: Camberwell beauty, mourning cloak
babočka paví oko {f} :: peacock butterfly
babočka síťkovaná {f} :: map butterfly
bábovička {f} :: mud pie
bábovička {f} :: small Gugelhupf
bábovka {f} :: Gugelhupf (type of cake)
bábovka {f} [colloquial] :: coward
babrat {v impf} [colloquial] :: to keep messing up
Babylon {prop} {m} :: Babylon
Babylón {prop} {m} :: Babylon
Babyloňan {m} :: Babylonian
Babylóňan {m} :: Babylonian
Babylónie {prop} {f} :: Babylonia
babylonský {adj} :: Babylonian
babylónský {adj} :: Babylonian
babylónština {prop} {f} :: Babylonian (Akkadian language)
bacil {m} :: bacillus
bacilonosič {m} :: carrier (person or animal transmitting a disease without contracting it)
back {m anim} [sport, obsolete] :: back
back {m inan} [sport, rare] :: defense
baconovský {adj} :: Baconian
baculatý {adj} :: chubby
bačkora {f} :: slipper
bačkora {f} :: coward, milksop
bačkůrka {m} :: diminutive of bačkora
bádání {n} :: verbal noun of bádat
bádání {n} :: research
bádat {v impf} :: to research
badatel {m} :: researcher
badatelka {f} :: female researcher
bádavý {adj} :: speculative
Bádensko-Württembersko {prop} {n} :: Baden-Württemberg
badminton {m} :: badminton
badmintonista {noun} :: badminton player
baf {interj} :: boo (loud exclamation intended to scare someone)
bafuňář {m} [slang] :: official (office holder invested with powers and authorities)
bagatelizovat {v impf} :: to belittle, trivialize
Bagdád {prop} {m} :: Bagdád (capital)
Bagdáďan {m} :: person from Baghdad
bageta {f} :: baguette (a variety of bread)
bágl {m} [colloquial] :: backpack, rucksack, knapsack
bagr {m} :: excavator (digging machine)
bagr {m} [volleyball, jargon] :: forearm pass, bump
bagrista {m} :: excavator operator, excavator driver
bagrovat {v impf} :: to use excavator
Bahaman {m} :: Bahamian (person)
Bahamec {m} :: Bahamian (person)
bahamský {adj} :: Bahamian
Bahamy {prop} {fp} :: Bahamy (archipelago/and/country)
bahenní {adj} [relational] :: mud, marsh, paludal
bahenní sopka {f} :: mud volcano
bahno {n} :: mud
Bahrajn {prop} {m} :: Bahrajn (country)
Bahrajnec {m anim} :: Bahraini (person)
bahrajnský {adj} :: Bahraini
bachař {m} [slang] :: prison guard, screw
bachor {m} :: rumen (the first stomach of ruminants)
bachor {m} [colloquial] :: beer belly
báchorka {f} :: tall tale
bachráč {m} :: fatso, butterball
bachyně {f} :: wild sow, female wild boar
báj {f} :: myth, legend (story)
báje {f} :: myth
báječný {adj} :: wonderful (very good)
báječný {adj} [archaic] :: mythical
bájesloví {n} :: mythology (myths of a people)
bájeslovný {adj} :: mythological
bajka {f} :: fable, apologue (instructive story featuring talking animals)
Bajkal {prop} {m} :: Baikal
bájný {adj} :: mythical
bájo {adj} [colloquial] :: great
bajonet {m} :: bayonet (weapon)
bajt {m} :: byte
bakalář {m} :: bachelor (one who has achieved a bachelor's degree)
bakalářka {f} :: female bachelor (one who has achieved a bachelor's degree)
bakalářka {f} [colloquial] :: bachelor's thesis
bakalářská práce {f} :: bachelor's thesis (thesis for bachelor's degree)
bakalářský {adj} :: bachelor
bakaný {adj} [childish] :: nasty
bakelit {m} :: Bakelite
Bakchus {prop} {m} :: Bacchus
baklažán {m} :: eggplant (plant)
baklažán {m} :: eggplant (fruit)
bakšiš {m} :: baksheesh (a bribe or tip)
bakteriální {adj} :: bacterial
baktericid {m} :: bactericide
baktericidní {adj} :: bactericidal
bakterie {f} [microbiology] :: bacterium
baktérie {f} :: alternative spelling of bakterie
bakteriofág {m} :: bacteriophage (virus that infects bacteria)
bakteriolog {m} :: bacteriologist
bakteriologický {adj} :: bacteriological, bacteriologic
bakteriologie {f} :: bacteriology (scientific study of bacteria)
bakterióza {f} :: bacterial infection
bál {m} :: ball (formal dance)
balada {f} :: ballad (narrative poem)
balalajka {f} :: balalaika
baldachýn {m} :: canopy (high cover providing shelter, such as a cloth supported above an object, particularly over a bed)
baldrián {m} :: valerian (a hardy perennial flowering plant, Valeriana officinalis, with heads of sweetly scented pink or white flowers)
Baleáry {prop} {fp} :: Baleáry (autonomous community/and/province)
balení {n} :: packing
balení {n} :: package
balení {n} :: packaging
balerína {f} :: ballerina
balet {m} :: ballet
baletka {f} :: ballerina
baletní {adj} [relational] :: ballet
Bali {prop} {n} :: Bali (island/and/province)
balíček {m} :: diminutive of balík
balíček {m} :: packet (of cigarettes, sweets etc)
balíček {m} :: pack (pack of cards)
Balijec {m} :: Balinese (native of inhabitant of Bali)
balijský {adj} :: Bali, Balinese
balík {m} :: parcel, package
balík {m} :: hick
balík {m} :: bundle (package wrapped or tied up for carrying)
balík {m} [colloquial] :: bundle (large amount, especially of money)
balista {m} :: ballista
balistický {adj} :: ballistic (of or relating to ballistics)
balistika {f} :: ballistics (the science of objects that predominantly fly under the effects of gravity, momentum and atmospheric drag)
balit {v impf} :: to pack
balit {v impf} [colloquial] :: to pick women for a date
Balkán {prop} {m} :: Balkán (geographical region)
Balkánec {m} :: person from Balkans
balkanista {m} :: Balkan scholar
balkanistika {f} :: Balkan studies
balkanistka {f} :: female Balkan scholar
balkanolog {m} :: Balkan scholar
balkanologie {f} :: Balkan studies
balkánský {adj} :: Balkan, Balkanic, Balkanian
balkón {m} :: balcony
balón {m} :: balloon (toy)
balón {m} :: balloon (transport vehicle)
baltistika {f} :: Baltic studies
Baltské moře {prop} {n} :: the Baltic Sea
baltský {adj} :: Baltic
balustráda {f} :: balustrade
balzacovský {adj} :: Balzacian
balzám {m} :: balsam: balm
balzamovat {v impf} :: to embalm (to treat a corpse in order to prevent decomposition)
bambule {f} :: pompom (on a hat)
bambulka {f} :: diminutive of bambule
bambus {m} :: bamboo
bambusový {adj} [relational] :: bamboo
báň {f} :: dome, cupola
banalita {f} :: banality
banální {adj} :: banal
banán {m} :: banana (fruit)
banán {m} [slang, sports] :: goal
banánová republika {f} :: banana republic
banánovník {m} :: banana (plant)
banánový {adj} :: banana (made from or related to bananas)
banda {f} [colloquial] :: gang, crowd, band
Bandské moře {prop} {n} :: the Banda Sea
bangkocký {adj} [relational] :: Bangkok
Bangkok {prop} {m} :: Bangkok (capital city)
bangkokský {adj} [relational] :: Bangkok
Bangladéš {prop} {m inan} :: Bangladéš (country)
Bangladéšan {m anim} :: Bangladeshi (person)
bangladéšský {adj} :: Bangladeshi
bání {n} :: verbal noun of bát
banjo {n} :: banjo
banka {f} :: bank (financial institution)
bankéř {m} :: banker (one who conducts the business of banking)
bankéř {m} :: banker (one who keeps the bank in a gambling house)
bankomat {m inan} :: automated teller machine, ATM
bankovka {f} :: banknote, note (UK), bill (US)
bankovní {adj} [relational] :: bank
bankovnictví {n} :: banking
bankovní konto {n} :: bank account
bankovní regulace {f} :: bank regulation
bankrot {m} :: bankruptcy
banyán {m} :: banyan
bar {m} :: bar (a business selling beverages)
bar {m} :: bar (the counter of such a premises)
bar {m} :: bar (a cabinet used to store alcoholic drinks in a private house or a hotel room)
bar {m} :: bar, a non-SI unit of pressure equal to 100,000 pascals
Bára {prop} {f} :: A pet form of the female given names Barbora and Barbara
barabizna {f} [colloquial] :: A hovel, shack, barn (ugly and/or decrepit building)
baráček {m} :: diminutive of barák
barák {m} [colloquial] :: house (dwelling)
barák {m} [colloquial, derogatory] :: building, edifice
barakuda {f} :: barracuda (fish)
Barbados {prop} {m} :: Barbados (island/and/country)
Barbadosan {m} :: Barbadian (person)
barbadoský {adj} :: Barbadian
barbar {m} :: barbarian
barbar {m} :: philistine (uncultured person)
barbarský {adj} :: barbarian, barbaric
barbarský {adj} :: philistine, uncultured
barbecue omáčka {f} :: barbecue sauce, BBQ sauce
barbeta {f} :: barbette
barbiturát {m} :: barbiturate (derivative of barbituric acid that acts as a depressant of the central nervous system)
Barbora {prop} {f} :: given name
Barborka {prop} {f} :: given name
Barcelona {prop} {f} :: Barcelona (capital city)
Barcelona {prop} {f} :: Barcelona (province)
Barceloňan {m} :: Barcelonan
Barča {prop} {f} :: given name, a pet form of Barbora and Barbara
Barčinka {prop} {f} :: given name, a pet form of Barbora and Barbara
barel {m} :: barrel (round vessel made from staves bound with a hoop)
barel {m} :: drum (barrel or large cylindrical container for liquid transport and storage)
Barentsovo moře {prop} {n} :: the Barents Sea
baret {m} :: beret
barevník {m} :: ink fountain
barevný {adj} :: coloured
bariéra {f} :: barrier
bariéry {fp} :: plural of bariéra
bariéry {fp} :: stands (sport)
barikáda {f} :: barricade
barikádník {m} :: A fighter defending a barricade
Barka {prop} {f} :: given name, a pet form of Barbora and Barbara
bárka {f} :: small boat with oars
Barma {prop} {f} :: Burma (Southeast Asian country)
barman {m} :: barman, bartender
Barmánec {m anim} :: Burmese, Burman
barmanka {f} :: barmaid
barmský {adj} :: Burmese
Barnabáš {prop} {m} :: given name
barnard {m anim} :: australian ringneck
barokní {adj} :: Baroque
baroko {n} :: baroque
barometr {m} :: barometer (an instrument for measuring atmospheric pressure)
baronka {f} :: baroness
barová stolička {f} :: barstool
barová židle {f} :: barstool
barový {adj} :: Related to bars, a business for selling alcoholic beverages
Barrettův jícen {m} [pathology] :: Barrett's esophagus
Bartoloměj {prop} {m} :: given name
Barunka {prop} {f} :: given name, pet form of Barbora and Barbara
Baruška {prop} {f} :: given name, pet form of Barbora and Barbara
barva {f} :: color
barva {f} :: paint (liquid)
barva {f} :: ink (printing)
barva {f} :: suit (in card games)
barva {f} [poker] :: flush
barva {f} [heraldry] :: color, tincture
barva {f} [hunting] :: blood (of hunted animals and hunting dogs)
barva pleti {f} :: skin color
barvička {f} :: diminutive of barva
barvínek {m inan} :: periwinkle (any plant of the genus Vinca)
barvit {v} :: to dye (to colour with dye)
barvit {vt} :: to colour
barvitý {adj} :: colourful
barvivo {n} :: dye, coloring, pigment
barvoslepost {f} :: color blindness
barvoslepý {adj} :: color blind
barytonista {m} :: baritone (singer)
baryum {n} :: barium
basa {f} [musical instruments] :: bass (musical instrument)
basa {f} [colloquial] :: bottle crate (a crate used to transport bottles)
basa {f} [colloquial, expressive] :: prison (a place of long-term confinement for those convicted of serious crimes)
base {noun} :: obsolete form of báze
baseball {m} :: baseball
baseballová pálka {f} :: baseball bat
báseň {f} :: poem
Basilej {prop} {f} :: Basel
basilejský {adj} :: Basel
basista {m} :: bassist
basketbal {m} :: basketball (the sport)
basketbalista {m} :: basketball player
basketbalistka {f} :: female basketball player
baskický {adj} :: Basque
baskičtina {f} :: Basque (language)
baskytara {f} :: bass guitar
básnický {adj} :: poetic
básnictví {n} :: poetry
básnička {f} :: diminutive of báseň
básník {m anim} :: poet
básnířka {f} :: female poet
basová kytara {f} :: bass guitar
bastard {m} :: bastard, love child (person born to unmarried parents)
bastard {m} :: bastard, mongrel (biological cross between different breeds, groups or varieties)
bastard {m} :: bastard, asshole
Baškir {m} :: Bashkir (Bashkir person; a member of the Bashkir ethnic group)
baškirština {f} :: Bashkir (Turkic language)
bašta {f} :: bastion
bašta {f} :: hut on a pond dam
bašta {f} [colloquial] :: enjoyable food
baštit {v} [colloquial] :: to eat
bát {v impf} :: to be afraid, to fear
baterie {f} :: battery (storage unit for electricity)
baterie {f} :: battery (coordinated group of artillery)
baterie {f} :: tap ((bathroom) tap - device for dispensing liquids)
baterie {f} :: battery (set of small cages for keeping of poultry)
baterie {f} :: An array of bottles
baterka {f} :: flashlight (US), torch (UK)
baterka {f} :: battery (storage unit for electricity)
bát jako čert kříže {v} [simile] :: to fear a lot
batoh {m} :: backpack, rucksack, knapsack
batole {n} :: toddler
batůžek {m inan} :: diminutive of batoh
baťůžek {m inan} :: diminutive of batoh
batyskaf {m} :: bathyscaphe
baud {m} :: baud (unit of rate of data transmission)
baudelairovský {adj} :: Baudelairean
bavič {m} :: entertainer
bavit {vt impf} :: to entertain, to amuse (subject: person, object: person)
bavit {v impf} :: to talk, to converse
bavlna {f} :: cotton (the textile made from the fiber harvested from the cotton plant)
bavlněný {adj} :: cotton
Bavorák {m} [colloquial] :: Bavarian (person from Bavaria or of Bavarian descent)
Bavorsko {prop} {n} :: Bavaria
bavorský {adj} :: Bavarian
bavorština {f} :: Bavarian (German dialect)
Bavořan {m} :: Bavarian (person from Bavaria or of Bavarian descent)
bayesovský {adj} :: Bayesian
bazalka {f} :: basil (herb)
bazální {adj} :: basal (related to base)
bazální metabolismus {m} :: basal metabolic rate
báze {f} :: base
báze {f} :: basis
bazén {m} :: pool, swimming pool
bázeň {f} [literary] :: fear
bazický {adj} [chemistry] :: basic, alkaline
bazický {adj} :: base (when used attributively)
bazilika {f} :: basilica
baziliščí {adj} [relational] :: basilisk, basilisk's
bazilišek {m} :: basilisk (mythological creature)
bázlivec {m} :: coward
bázlivý {adj} :: fearful (tending to fear)
bazmek {noun} :: A thingy [used in a vague way to refer to something whose name one cannot recall], a metasyntactic term used for any object whose actual name you don’t know or can’t remember
bazofil {m} :: basophil
bazofilní {adj} :: basophilic
bazolaterální {adj} :: basolateral
bažant {m anim} :: pheasant
bažant {m anim} :: rookie (inexperienced recruit, especially in the police or armed forces)
bažantí {adj} [relational] :: pheasant, pheasant's
bažantice {f} :: female pheasant
bažina {f} :: swamp
bažinatý {adj} :: swampy
bažit {v} :: to crave (desire strongly)
bdělejší {adj} :: comparative of bdělý
bdělost {f} :: awakedness
bdělost {f} :: vigilance
bdělý {adj} :: awake
bdělý {adj} :: alert, vigilant
bdící {adj} :: awake (conscious)
bdít {v impf} :: to be awake, not to be asleep
bdít {v impf} :: (with nad) to watch over
{interj} :: baa (the cry of a sheep)
{n} :: letter: b
Beáta {prop} {f} :: given name
Beátka {prop} {f} :: given name
Beaufortova stupnice {f} :: Beaufort scale
beckettovský {adj} :: Beckettian
becquerel {m} :: becquerel (derived unit of radioactive activity)
bečet {v impf} :: to baa (to make the cry of sheep)
bečka {f} :: a barrel
bečka {f} [colloquial] :: a fat person
bečka {f} :: an obsolete Czech unit of volume
bečka {f} :: keg party
béčko {n} :: letter b
Béda {prop} {m} :: A pet form of the male given name Bedřich
Béďa {prop} {m} :: A pet form of the male given name Bedřich
Béďa {prop} {m} :: A pet form of the female given name Bedřiška
běda {f} :: sorrow
běda {interj} :: alas (exclamation of sorrow, etc.)
bederní {adj} :: lumbar
bedla {f} :: name of several genera of fungi from the family Agaricaceae
bedla {f} :: Chamaemyces
bedla {f} :: Chlorophyllum
bedla {f} :: Cystolepiota
bedla {f} :: Echinoderma
bedla {f} :: Lepiota
bedla {f} :: Leucoagaricus
bedla {f} :: Leucocoprinus
bedla {f} :: Macrolepiota
bedla červenající {noun} :: shaggy parasol, Chlorophyllum rhacodes (species of mushroom in the family Agaricaceae)
bedla vysoká {noun} :: parasol mushroom, Macrolepiota procera (species of mushroom in the family Agaricaceae)
bedla zahradní {noun} :: Chlorophyllum brunneum (species of fungi in the family Agaricaceae)
bedlový {adj} :: Consisting of mushrooms called bedla in Czech (several similar genera of fungi from the family Agaricaceae)
bedna {f} :: box, crate (container)
bedna {f} [colloquial] :: television
bednář {m} :: cooper
bednička {f} :: diminutive of bedna
bedra {np} :: loins
Bedřich {prop} {m} :: given name
Bedříšek {prop} {m} :: given name
Bedřiška {prop} {f} :: given name
begonie {f} :: begonia
begónie {f} :: begonia
běh {m} :: run (act of running)
běh {m} [athletics, exercise] :: running
běhák {m inan} :: a leg of a bird
běhat {v impf} :: to run (abstract)
behaviorismus {m} :: behaviorism (approach to psychology focusing on behavior)
běhavka {f} [colloquial] :: diarrhea
během {prep} :: during
během {prep} :: within (before the specified duration ends)
běhna {f} :: tramp, floozie (promiscuous woman)
běhoun {m} :: stretcher (a brick laid with the longest side exposed)
běhoun {m} :: runner (a long, narrow carpet for a high traffic area such as a hall or stairs)
běhulík {m anim} :: courser
Bechtěrevova choroba {f} :: Bechterew's disease
Bejrút {prop} {m} :: Bejrút (capital city)
Bejrúťan {m} :: person from Beirut
bek {m inan} :: bleat
bek {m inan} :: cry
bek {interj} [onomatopoeia] :: The characteristic bark of a roe deer
bek {m} [animate, colloquial, sport] :: back
bek {m} [inanimate, colloquial, sport] :: defense (portion of a team dedicated to defending)
bekasina {f} :: snipe
Běla {prop} {f} :: given name
bělásčí {adj} [relational] :: white, white's (the butterfly's)
bělásek {m} :: white (butterfly, subfamilies Dismorphiinae and Pierinae)
Bělehrad {prop} {m} :: Bělehrad (capital city)
Bělehraďan {m} :: person from Belgrade
bělejší {adj} :: comparative of bílý
beletrie {f} :: fiction (type of literature)
beletrie {f} :: belles-lettres
belgický {adj} :: Belgian
Belgičan {m anim} :: Belgian (person)
Belgičanka {f} :: female Belgian
Belgie {prop} {f} :: Belgie (country)
belhat {v impf} :: to hobble, limp, shuffle
bělidlo {n} :: bleach (chemical)
Bělinka {prop} {f} :: given name
bělit {v} :: to bleach (to treat with bleach)
Belizan {m anim} :: Belizean (person)
Belize {prop} {n} :: Belize (country)
belizský {adj} :: Belize, Belizean, of Belize, Belize's
Bellova obrna {f} :: Bell's palsy
bělmo {n} :: sclera
běloba {f} :: white paint or pigment
běloch {m} :: A white male (person with light-coloured skin)
bělokur {m} :: ptarmigan (any of three species of small grouse in the genus Lagopus found in subarctic tundra areas of North America and Eurasia)
Bělorus {m anim} :: a Belarusian
Běloruska {f} :: female Belarusian
Bělorusko {prop} {n} :: Bělorusko (country)
běloruský {adj} :: Belarusian
běloruština {f} :: Belarusian (language)
bělořit {m anim} :: wheatear
běloška {f} :: A white female (person with light-coloured skin)
bělošský {adj} :: white (of or pertaining to white people)
bělovlnný {adj} :: Adjective specifying two species of fungi with wool-like surface of their caps: kukmák bělovlnný (Volvariella bombycina) and pečárka bělovlnná (Agaricus leucotrichus)
Benáres {prop} {m} :: Benares, Varanasi (city in India)
Benátčan {m} :: Venetian (person from Venice)
Benátčanka {f} :: female Venetian
Benátky {prop} {fp} :: Venice
benátský {adj} :: Venetian (of, from, or relating to Venice)
bendžo {n} :: banjo
Benedikt {prop} {m} :: given name
benefiční {adj} :: benefit
benevolentní {adj} :: indulgent
benevolentní {adj} :: benevolent
Bengálec {m} :: Bengali
Bengálsko {prop} {m} :: Bengálsko (region)
bengálský {adj} :: Bengali, of Bengal
bengálština {f} :: Bengali (language)
bengo {m} [colloquial] :: cop (police officer or prison guard)
benigní {adj} :: benign
Benin {prop} {m inan} :: Benin (country)
Beninec {m anim} :: Beninese (person)
beninský {adj} :: Benin, Beninese
Benjamín {prop} {m} :: given name
benzen {m} :: benzene (aromatic compound C6H6)
benzín {m inan} :: gasoline, petrol, benzine
benzinka {f} [colloquial] :: gas station
benzoan {m} :: benzoate
benzoan sodný {m} :: sodium benzoate
benzoát {m} :: benzoate
benžo {n} :: banjo
beran {m anim} :: ram (male sheep)
beránčí {adj} [relational] :: ram lamb
beránek {m anim} :: diminutive of beran, small ram (male sheep)
beránek {m anim} :: paschal lamb (the lamb eaten at Passover)
beránek {m anim} [figuratively] :: Jesus Christ, symbolized as a sacrifice
beránek {m anim} :: a kind of sweet pastry in the shape of a lamb, traditionally prepared for Easter
beránek {m inan} :: cumulus cloud
beránek {m inan} :: sheepskin
beraní {adj} [relational] :: ram (male sheep)
beranidlo {n} :: battering ram
bércový {adj} :: shank, crus
bérec {m} :: shank, crus (part of the leg between the knee and the ankle)
Berenika {prop} {f} :: given name
bergsonovec {m} :: Bergsonian (follower of Bergson)
bergsonovský {adj} :: Bergsonian
Beringovo moře {prop} {n} :: the Bering Sea
berle {f} :: crutch (assisting in motion)
berlička {f} :: diminutive of berle
berlička {f} [figuratively] :: crutch
Berlín {prop} {m} :: Berlín (caplc)
Berlíňan {m} :: Berliner
Berlíňanka {f} :: female Berliner
berlínský {adj} :: Berlin (when used attributively)
Bermudy {prop} {p} :: Bermuda
Bernadeta {prop} {f} :: given name
berňák {m} :: tax office, tax agency, tax authority (organization responsible for correcting taxes)
Bernard {prop} {m} :: given name
bernardýn {m} :: Saint Bernard, bernard
ber nebo neber {phrase} :: take it or leave it (a proposal has to be accepted "as is", or rejected, with no negotiation possible)
berneška {f} :: an anatid from the genus Branta
Bernoulliho rozdělení {n} :: Bernoulli distribution
Beroun {prop} {m} :: A town in the Czech Republic lying on the confluence of Berounka and Litavka rivers, located 30 km southwest of Prague
berserk {m} :: berserk
Berta {prop} {f} :: given name
Bertička {prop} {f} :: given name
Bertík {prop} {m} :: A pet form of the male given names Albert, Hubert, Norbert and Robert
beruška {f} :: darling
beruška {f} [colloquial] :: ladybug, ladybird
beruška {f} :: sheep
beruška {f} [obsolete] :: firefly
beryl {m} :: beryl
berylium {n} :: beryllium
beryllium {n} :: alternative form of berylium
Bes {prop} {m} :: Bes
běs {m} :: demon
běs {m} :: fury
Besarábie {prop} {f} [historical] :: Bessarabia
Beskydy {prop} {p} :: Beskids
bestseler {m} :: alternative spelling of bestseller
bestseller {m} :: bestseller
bešamel {m} :: béchamel sauce (white sauce made with butter, flour and milk)
beta {n} :: beta (Greek letter)
Běta {prop} {f} :: A pet form of the female given name Alžběta
beta-blokátor {m} [pharmaceutical drug] :: beta blocker
Bětka {prop} {f} :: given name, a pet form of Alžběta
betl {m} :: A single deal within a game of mariáš in which one player wins against the other two if he takes no tricks
betlém {m} :: nativity scene (a model, usually a carved-out one)
Betlém {prop} {m inan} :: Betlém (city)
beton {m} :: concrete
beton {m} :: an alcoholic cocktail, initalism of Becherovka and tonic,the two main ingredients
betonový {adj} :: concrete (of or made of concrete)
Bětunka {prop} {f} :: given name, a pet form of Alžběta
Bětuška {prop} {f} :: given name, a pet form of Alžběta
bez- {prefix} :: -less, -free
bez {m} :: elderberry (shrub or tree)
bez {prep} :: without
bezbariérový {adj} :: barrier-free (designed to facilitate disabled people)
bezbarvý {adj} :: colourless (having no, or little colour)
bezbarvý {adj} :: water white
bezbolestný {adj} :: painless
bezbožnost {f} :: atheism
bezbožný {adj} :: godless, atheistic
bezbožný {adj} :: impious, profane
bezbranný {adj} :: defenseless (US), defenceless (UK)
bezbřehý {adj} :: boundless, endless, unrestrained
bezcelní {adj} :: duty-free
bezcenný {adj} :: worthless
bezcílně {adv} :: aimlessly
bezcílnost {f} :: aimlessness
bezcílný {adj} :: aimless
bezďák {m} [colloquial] :: homeless
bezdětný {adj} :: childless
bezdomovec {m anim} :: homeless person
bezdomovkyně {f} :: homeless woman
bezdrátový {adj} :: wireless (not having any wires)
beze- {prefix} :: -less, -free
beze {prep} :: without
bezedný {adj} :: bottomless (having no bottom)
bezedný {adj} :: bottomless (extremely deep)
bezejmenný {adj} :: anonymous
bezejmenný {adj} :: nameless
bezesný {adj} :: sleepless
bezespornost {f} [logic] :: consistency
bezesporný {adj} [logic] :: consistent
bezesporu {adv} :: undoubtedly, certainly, without a doubt, doubtless
bezešvý {adj} :: seamless
beze všeho {phrase} :: by all means, no problem
bezeztrátový {adj} :: lossless
bezhlavě {adv} :: recklessly
bezhlavý {adj} :: reckless
bezhlučný {adj} :: noiseless, quiet, silent
bezcharakterní {adj} :: unscrupulous (contemptuous of what is right or honorable)
bezchybný {adj} :: flawless
Bézierova křivka {f} [geometry] :: Bézier curve
bezinka {f} :: elderberry (fruit)
bezkontextová gramatika {f} :: context-free grammar
bezkřídlost {f} :: winglessness (state of not having wings)
bezkřídlý {adj} :: wingless
bezlepkový {adj} :: gluten-free
bezmála {adv} :: almost, nearly (used with numerals)
bezmasý {adj} :: meatless
bezmoc {f} :: helplessness, powerlessness
bezmocnost {f} :: helplessness
bezmocný {adj} :: powerless, helpless
bezmozek {m} [colloquial] :: idiot, retard
bezmračný {adj} :: clear, cloudless
bezmyšlenkovitě {adv} :: unthinkingly, mindlessly
bezmyšlenkovitý {adj} :: unthinking, mindless, thoughtless
beznaděj {f} :: hopelessness
beznadějný {adj} :: hopeless
beznohý {adj} :: legless, without legs
bezoblačný {adj} :: clear, cloudless
bezobratlý {m} :: invertebrate
bezohlednost {f} :: thoughtfulness, ruthlessness
bezohledný {adj} :: thoughtless, ruthless, inconsiderate, unscrupulous
bezohledný {adj} :: reckless (driving)
bez ohledu na {prep} :: regardless of
bezolovnatý {adj} :: unleaded (without lead)
bezostyšně {adv} :: shamelessly
bezostyšný {adj} :: shameless
bezpartijní {adj} :: non-party, nonparty (not a member of a political party)
bezpáteřný {adj} :: spineless
bezpatkový {adj} [relational] :: sans serif
bezpečí {n} :: safety (state of being safe)
bezpečně {adv} :: safely
bezpečnost {f} :: safety, security
bezpečnostní {adj} [relational] :: security
bezpečnostní díra {f} [computer security] :: security hole
bezpečnostní pás {m} :: seat belt
bezpečný {adj} :: safe (free from risk)
bezpečný sex {m} :: safe sex
bezplatně {adv} :: gratis (without charge)
bezplatný {adj} :: free of charge
bezpodmínečně {adv} :: unconditionally
bezpodmínečný {adj} :: unconditional, absolute
bez pochyby {phrase} :: alternative spelling of bezpochyby
bezpochyby {adv} :: without a doubt
bez práce nejsou koláče {proverb} :: Where there is no work and effort, there are no enjoyable results. (no pain, no gain))
bezpráví {n} :: lawlessness
bezprecedentní {adj} :: unprecedented
bezproblémový {adj} :: smooth (without difficulty, problems, or unexpected consequences or incidents)
bezprostředně {adv} :: immediately
bezprostřední {adj} :: imminent
bezprostřední {adj} :: immediate (very close; direct or adjacent)
bezprostřední {adj} :: unmediated
bezpříkladný {adj} :: unprecedented
bezpříznakový {adj} [linguistics] :: neutral
bezpříznakový {adj} [medicine] :: asymptomatic, symptomless, without symptoms
bezradný {adj} :: at a loss, helpless (not knowing what to do)
bezruký {adj} :: handless
bezskrupulózní {adj} :: unscrupulous (without scruples)
bezstarostně {adv} :: blithely, light-heartedly
bezstarostněji {adv} :: comparative of bezstarostně
bezstarostnější {adj} :: comparative of bezstarostný
bezstarostnost {f} :: carefreeness
bezstarostný {adj} :: carefree
bezstavový {adj} [computer science] :: stateless
beztvarý {adj} :: shapeless, amorphous (having no defined shape, lacking form)
bezúročný {adj} :: interest-free, free of interest
bezva {adj} [colloquial] :: cool, super
bezvědomí {n} :: coma (deep sleep)
bezvěrec {m} :: atheist
bezvětří {n} :: calm (absence of wind)
bezvízový {adj} :: visa-free
bezvládí {n} :: anarchy (absence of any form of political authority or government)
bezvýhradný {adj} :: unconditional, unreserved, implicit
bezvýsledně {adv} :: futilely
bezvýsledný {adj} :: futile
bezvýznamný {adj} :: unimportant, insignificant, meaningless
bezvýznamný {adj} :: trivial (of little significance or value)
bezztrátový {adj} :: lossless
bezzubý {adj} :: toothless
běžec {m} :: runner
běžecký pás {m} :: treadmill
běženec {m} :: refugee
běžet {v impf} :: to run
běžkař {m} :: cross-country skier
běžkování {n} :: cross-country skiing
běžkovat {v impf} :: to cross-country ski
běžky {fp} :: cross-country ski
běžkyně {f} :: female runner
běžná praxe {f} :: a standard procedure; a routine
běžně {adv} :: commonly
běžnější {adj} :: comparative of běžný
běžný {adj} :: common (usual)
běžný účet {m} :: transactional account, checking account, current account
běžný účet {m} :: current account (part of nation's balance of payments)
béžový {adj} :: beige
Bhútán {prop} {m} :: Bhútán (country)
Bhútánec {m} :: Bhutanese (person)
bhútánský {adj} :: Bhutanese, of Bhutan, Bhutan's
bi- {prefix} :: bi-
biatlon {m} :: biathlon (winter sport)
bibl. {adj} :: abbreviation of biblický: biblical
bible {prop} {f} :: Bible
Bible {prop} {f} :: The Bible (The Christian holy book; the Old and New Testaments)
biblický {adj} :: biblical
bibliofil {m} :: bibliophile
bibliografická databáze {f} [library science] :: bibliographic database
bibliografický {adj} :: bibliographic
bibliografie {f} :: bibliography
biblista {m} :: biblist (a Biblical scholar)
biblistika {f} :: Biblical studies
bicí {adj} [relational] :: percussion
bicí {noun} :: percussions, drums
bicykl {m} :: bicycle, bike
bič {m} :: whip
bičík {m} :: diminutive of bič
bičovat {v impf} :: to whip
bída {f} :: extreme poverty
bída {f} :: misery
bidélko {n} :: diminutive of bidlo
bidlo {n} :: pole
bidlo {n} :: beanpole (tall person)
bidon {noun} :: a bidon, occasionally also: a sports bottle
bidon {noun} [dated, rare] :: a jerrycan
bidon {noun} [dated, rare] :: a canteen (a water bottle used by a soldier)
biftek {m} :: steak (slice of beef)
bígl {m} :: beagle (dog)
bichle {f} :: tome (large book)
biják {m} [colloquial] :: cinema
bijekce {f} [set theory] :: bijection
bijektivní {adj} [mathematics] :: bijective (of a map, both injective and surjective)
bikamerální {adj} :: bicameral (having two separate legislative chambers)
bikiny {fp} :: bikini
bílá krvinka {f} :: white blood cell
bílá litina {noun} :: white iron
bílá tabule {f} :: whiteboard
bilaterální {adj} :: bilateral
bílek {m} :: white, egg white, albumen
bílé místo {n} [typography] :: white space
Bílé moře {prop} {n} :: the White Sea
bílé víno {n} :: white wine
biliarda {f} :: quadrillion, billiard, 1015
bilineárně {adv} [mathematics] :: bilinearly
bilineární {adj} [mathematics] :: bilinear
bilingvní {adj} :: bilingual
bilión {m} :: trillion, billion, 1012
bílkovina {f} :: protein
bílkovinný {adj} [relational] :: protein
bilokace {f} :: bilocation
bílý {adj} :: white
Bílý dům {prop} {m} :: White House (residence)
bílý šum {m} :: white noise
bílý trpaslík {m} :: white dwarf (white dwarf star)
bílý znak {m} [computer science] :: whitespace character
bimbas {m} [colloquial] :: penis
bimbásek {m} :: diminutive of bimbas
binárka {f} [colloquial, computing] :: binary (executable computer file)
binární {adj} :: binary
binární relace {f} [set theory] :: binary relation
binec {m} [colloquial] :: mess (disagreeable mixture or confusion of things)
binomické rozdělení {n} :: binomial distribution (specific discrete probability distribution)
binomický {adj} :: binomial
bio- {prefix} :: bio-
biodegradace {f} :: biodegradation
biodiverzita {f} :: biodiversity
biofyzik {m} :: biophysicist
biofyzika {f} :: biophysics
biograf {m} :: cinema
biografický {adj} :: biographical, biographic
biografie {f} :: biography
biochemický {adj} :: biochemical
biochemička {f} :: female biochemist
biochemie {f} :: biochemistry (branch of chemistry)
biochemik {m} :: biochemist
bioinformatika {f} :: bioinformatics
biolog {m anim} :: biologist
biologická psychologie {f} :: biological psychology
biologický {adj} :: biological
biologický rozklad {m} :: biodegradation
biologie {f} :: biology
bioložka {f} :: biologist (female)
bioluminiscenční {adj} :: bioluminescent
biomasa {f} :: biomass (total mass of all living things within a specific area)
biomasa {f} :: biomass (vegetation used as a fuel)
biometrický {adj} :: biometric
biometrie {f} :: biometrics (measurement of biological data)
biometrie {f} :: biometrics (measurement for personal identification)
biometrika {f} :: biometrics (measurement of biological data)
biometrika {f} :: biometrics (measurement for personal identification)
biopsie {f} :: biopsy
biorytmus {m} :: biorhythm
biosféra {f} :: biosphere
biotický {adj} :: biotic
biotit {m} [mineral] :: biotite
biotop {m} [ecology] :: biotope (a geographical area that has a uniform biological environment and a uniform distribution of plants and animals)
bipartitní {adj} :: bipartite
bipolární {adj} :: bipolar
bipolární afektivní porucha {f} :: bipolar disorder
birkebeiner {m} [history, plural only] :: A participant in an uprising in the 1170s Norway, and, in the following decades, an adherent to the successor political party
birkebeiner {m} [colloquial, nonce word] :: Birkebeinerrennet, the popular cross-country ski race in Norway
biřic {m} :: beadle, catchpole
biřmování {n} [religion] :: confirmation
biřmovat {v impf} :: to confirm (to administer the Christian sacrament of confirmation)
bisexuál {m} :: bisexual
bisexualita {f} :: bisexuality
bisexuální {adj} :: bisexual
biskup {m} :: bishop (church official)
biskupství {n} :: bishopric, diocese
biskupství {n} :: bishopric (office or function of a bishop)
Bismarckovo moře {prop} {n} :: the Bismarck Sea
bismarckovský {adj} :: Bismarckian
bismut {m} :: bismuth
bišonek {m} :: bichon
bit {m} [computing] :: bit
bít {vt impf} :: to beat (to strike or pound repeatedly)
bít {v impf} :: to fight
bitevní loď {f} :: battleship
bití {n} :: verbal noun of bít
bití {n} :: beating, battering
bitmapa {f} :: bitmap
bitmapový {adj} [relational] :: bitmap
bitový {adj} :: bit (binary digit)
bitový posun {m} [programming] :: bit shift
bitva {f} :: battle
bitý {adj} :: battered (beaten up or weathered)
bivak {m} :: bivouac (an encampment for the night, usually without tents or covering)
bivalentní {adj} :: bivalent
bizarní {adj} :: bizarre
bizon {m} :: bison (the American one)
bizoní {adj} [relational] :: bison, bison's
bižuterie {f} :: jewellery shop
blábol {m} :: babble, gibberish, nonsense
blafovat {v impf} :: to bluff
Blagověščensk {prop} {m} :: Blagověščensk (city)
bláha {f} [archaic] :: bliss, welfare, well-being
blaho {n} :: bliss, welfare, well-being
blahobyt {m} :: wellbeing, prosperity, affluence
blahopřání {n} :: felicitation, greeting
blahopřát {v impf} :: to congratulate
blahosklonný {adj} :: condescending
Blahoslav {prop} {m} :: given name
blahovičník {m} :: Eucalyptus
bláhovost {f} :: foolishness
bláhový {adj} :: foolish, silly
blahý {adj} :: blessed
blahý {adj} :: happy, blissful
blamáž {f} :: public disgrace
blána {f} :: membrane
Blanička {prop} {f} :: given name
Blanka {prop} {f} :: given name
blátivý {adj} :: muddy (covered with or full of mud or wet soil)
blatník {m} :: fender (US), wing (UK) (panel of a car which encloses the wheel area)
blatník {m} :: fender (US), mudguard (a shield, usually of plastic or metal, on a bicycle that protects the rider from mud or water)
bláto {n} :: mud
blatouch {m} :: any plant of genus Caltha, especially marsh marigold
blatouch bahenní {m} :: marsh marigold (Caltha palustris, a perennial plant with bright yellow flowers)
blaze {adv} :: blissfully, happily
blázen {m} :: fool
blázen {m} :: lunatic
blaze tomu, kdo nic nemá, nestará se, kam to schová {proverb} :: poor people are often happier because fortune brings worries
blázinec {m inan} :: insane asylum
bláznit {v impf} :: to be crazy, to go crazy
bláznivý {adj} :: crazy
Blažej {prop} {m} :: given name
Blažena {prop} {f} :: given name
blaženě {adv} :: blissfully, happily
Blaženka {prop} {f} :: given name
blaženost {f} :: bliss
blažený {adj} :: blissful, happy
blb {m} [vulgar] :: wally (stupid person)
blbec {m anim} [derogatory, offensive] :: fool, idiot
blbeček {m} :: diminutive of blbec
blbina {f} [vulgar] :: bullshit
blbka {f} [colloquial] :: stupid woman
blbost {f} [colloquial] :: rubbish (nonsense)
blbost {f} :: stupidity
blbost {f} :: bollocks
blbuvzdorný {adj} :: foolproof
blbý {adj} [vulgar] :: dumb, silly
blbý jako tágo {adj} [simile] :: thick as a brick
blbý jako troky {adj} [simile] :: thick as a brick
bledá tvář {f} :: pale face (white person)
blednout {v impf} :: to pale
bledost {f} :: paleness
bledule {f} :: snowflake (flower)
bledý {adj} :: pale
bledý jako stěna {adj} [simile] :: very pale
blecha {f} :: flea
blekot {m inan} :: bleating, baaing
blesk {m} :: lightning (flash of light)
blesk {m} :: lightning (discharge itself)
blesk {m} :: photoflash
bleskosvod {m} :: lightning rod
blesková válka {f} :: blitzkrieg (fast military offensive)
blesk z čistého nebe {m} :: bolt from the blue (a complete surprise; something totally unexpected)
blešák {m} [colloquial] :: flea market
blešák {m} :: male flea
bleší {adj} [relational] :: flea, flea's
bleší trh {m} :: flea market
bleška {f} :: diminutive of blecha
blikat {v impf} :: to blink, twinkle (of a source of light)
blín {m} :: henbane (Hyoscyamus)
blinkat {v} [childish] :: to puke, to vomit
blít {m inan} :: slender amaranth (Amaranthus viridis)
blít {v impf} :: to puke, to barf (to eject from the stomach; regurgitate)
blivajz {m} [colloquial] :: swill, distasteful food
blizard {m} :: blizzard (large snowstorm accompanied by strong winds and greatly reduced visibility caused by blowing snow)
blízko {adv} :: near
blízko {prep} :: near, nearby
blízkost {f} :: closeness, nearness, vicinity, proximity
blízkovýchodní {adj} :: Middle East
blízký {adj} :: close, near
Blízký východ {prop} {m} :: Middle East
blizoučký {adj} :: very near
blíže {adv} :: closer, comparative of blízko
Blíženci {m} {p} [zodiac constellations] :: Gemini
Blíženci {m} {p} [astrology] :: the sign Gemini
blíženec {m} :: alternative case form of Blíženec
Blíženec {m} :: a Gemini (person)
blížící {adj} :: impending
blížit {v impf} :: to near
bližší {adj} :: closer
blog {m inan} :: blog
blogovat {v impf} :: to blog
blok {m} :: block
blok {m} :: notebook (a book in which notes or memoranda are written)
blok {m} [computing] :: block
blok {m} [volleyball] :: block
blokáda {f} :: blockade
blokař {m} [volleyball] :: blocker
blokátor {m} :: blocker
blokovat {v impf} :: to block
blokovat {v impf} [computing] :: to block
bloncka {f} [colloquial] :: blonde, blond (female person of fair hair)
blonďáček {m} :: diminutive of blonďák
blonďák {m} :: blond (fair-haired person)
blondýna {f} :: blond (fair-haired person)
blondýnka {f} :: female blonde
bloudit {v impf} :: to wander, to stray
bloudivý nerv {m} [neuroanatomy] :: vagus nerve
blud {m} :: delusion
bludička {f} :: will o' the wisp (strange light that attracts travellers from the paths into dangerous marshes or graveyards)
bludiště {n} :: maze, labyrinth
bluma {f} :: certain varieties of plum
blůza {f} :: blouse (an outer garment, usually loose, that is similar to a shirt)
blůzička {f} :: diminutive of blůza
blůzka {f} :: diminutive of blůza
bo {conj} [dialectal] :: as, since, because
bobkový list {m} :: bay leaf
bobr {m} :: beaver
bobr evropský {m} :: European beaver
bobří {adj} [relational] :: beaver
bobřík {m} :: diminutive of bobr
bobtail {m} :: Old English Sheepdog
bobule {f} :: berry (a small fruit)
boccacciovský {adj} :: Boccaccian
boční {adj} :: lateral, side, flank
boční kulisa {f} :: A coulisse, a side part of scenery in a theatre
bod {m} [geometry] :: point
bod {m} [temperature] :: point
bod {m} :: item [of an agenda]
bod {m} [sports] :: point, mark
bod {m} :: stab
bodák {m} :: bayonet (weapon)
Bodamské jezero {prop} {n} :: Lake Constance
bodat {v impf} :: to stab
bodat {v impf} :: to sting (about insect)
bodláčí {n} [collective] :: thistles
bodláčí {adj} [relational] :: thistle
bodlák {m} :: thistle
bodlákový {adj} [relational] :: thistle
bodlina {f} :: spine (of a hedgehog)
bod mrazu {m} :: freezing point
bodnout {v pf} :: to sting
bodovat {v impf} :: to score
bodrý {adj} :: jovial
bod tání {m} :: melting point
bod varu {m} :: boiling point
bod vzplanutí {m} :: flashpoint
body {n} :: bodysuit, leotard
boháč {m} :: moneybags (rich person)
bohatec {m} :: moneybags (rich person)
bohatnout {v impf} :: to get rich
bohatství {n} :: wealth
bohatší {adj} :: comparative of bohatý
bohatý {adj} :: rich
bohatýr {m} [literary] :: hero
bohatýrský {adj} :: heroic
Bohdan {prop} {m} :: given name
Bohdana {prop} {f} :: given name
Bohdanka {prop} {f} :: given name
bohemismus {m} :: word or other feature originating in the Czech language that has been borrowed by another language
bohemista {m} :: Czech scholar (scholar of the Czech language, literature or culture)
bohemistika {f} [humanities] :: Czech studies
bohemistka {f} :: female Czech scholar (scholar of the Czech language, literature or culture)
bohoslovec {m} :: theologian
bohoslovecký {adj} :: theological
bohoslovectví {n} :: theology
bohosloví {n} :: theology
bohoslovný {adj} :: theological
bohoslužba {f} :: church service
Bohouš {prop} {m} :: A pet form of the male given names Bohumil, Bohumír, and Bohuslav
bohudík {adv} :: fortunately
Bohuchval {prop} {m} :: given name
bohulibý {adj} :: godly, virtuous
bohulibý {adj} :: pleasing to God
Bohumil {prop} {m} :: given name
Bohumila {prop} {f} :: given name
Bohumír {prop} {m} :: given name
Bohumíra {prop} {f} :: given name
Bohunka {prop} {f} :: A pet form of female given names Bohumila and Bohuslava
Bohuslav {prop} {m} :: given name, similar to Timothy
Bohuslava {prop} {f} :: given name
Bohuš {prop} {m} :: A pet form of the male given names Bohumil, Bohumír, and Bohuslav
bohužel {adv} :: unfortunately
bohyně {f} :: goddess
bochníček {m} :: diminutive of bochník
bochník {m} :: loaf
boj {m} :: fight
bojácný {adj} :: fearful, timid
bóje {f} :: buoy (float moored in water to mark a location, warn of danger, or indicate a navigational channel)
bojínek {m inan} :: timothy (any plant of the genus Phleum)
bojiště {n} :: battlefield
bojkot {m} ::  boycott
bojkotovat {v impf} :: to boycott (to abstain from dealing with a person or organisation as a protest)
bojová hra {f} :: scavenger hunt
bojovat {v impf} :: to fight (to contend in physical conflict)
bojovat {v impf} :: to fight (to strive for)
bojové umění {n} :: martial art
bojovník {m} :: fighter (person who fights, a combatant)
bojovník {m} :: warrior (person who is actively engaged in battle, conflict or warfare; a soldier)
bojovný {adj} :: combative
bojový {adj} :: fighting, combat
bok {m} :: side
bok {m} :: flank
bok {m} [anatomy] :: hip
bokorys {m inan} :: side elevation (a two-dimensional drawing of a three-dimensional object from the position of a vertical plane beside the object)
bol {m} [literary] :: grief, emotional pain
bolehlav {m inan} :: hemlock (plant of the genus Conium)
Bolek {prop} {m} :: given name
bolení {n} :: verbal noun of bolet
bolení {n} :: pain
Boleslav {prop} {m} :: given name
Boleslava {prop} {f} :: given name
bolest {f} :: pain
bolest hlavy {f} :: headache (pain)
bolestín {m} :: A moaner, whiner
bolestínský {adj} :: self-pitying
bolestínství {n} :: self-pity
bolestivý {adj} :: painful (of body part)
bolestný {adj} :: painful (of experience)
bolest v krku {f} [symptom] :: sore throat
bolest zubů {f} :: toothache (ache in a tooth)
bolet {vi impf} :: to hurt (to be painful)
boleti {vi impf} :: obsolete form of bolet
bolet jako čert {v} [simile] :: to hurt a lot, to cause a big pain
bolid {m} [astronomy] :: bolide
bolívarovský {adj} :: Bolivarian
Bolívie {prop} {f} :: Bolívie (country)
Bolivijec {m anim} :: Bolivian
Bolivijka {f} :: female Bolivian
bolivijský {adj} :: Bolivian
Bologna {prop} {f} :: Bologna (province)
Bologna {prop} {f} :: Bologna (city)
Boloňa {prop} {f} :: alternative form of Bologna
bolševik {noun} :: Bolshevik
bolševik {noun} [loosely] :: Communist
bolševník {m} :: hogweed (any of umbelliferous plants in the genus Heracleum, some of them poisonous)
boltcovitka {f} :: Auricularia (genus of fungi)
boltcovitka ucho Jidášovo {noun} :: Jew's-ear, Auricularia auricula-judae (edible mushroom growing especially on trunks of black elder, Sambucus nigra)
boltcovitkotvaré {f} [plurale tantum] :: Auriculariales (order of fungi)
boltcovitkovité {f} [plurale tantum] :: Auriculariaceae (family of fungi)
boltec {m} [anatomy] :: auricle, pinna
bomba {f} :: bomb (explosive)
bomba {f} [sports] :: howitzer (hard shot)
Bombaj {prop} {f} :: Bombaj (megacity/capital)
Bombajan {m} :: person from Mumbai (Bombay)
bombarda {f} :: bombard (cannon)
bombardér {m} :: bomber (military aircraft designed to carry and drop bombs)
bombardování {n} :: bombing (dropping bombs from the air)
bombardovat {v impf} :: to bomb, bombard
bona fide {phrase} :: bona fide (in good faith)
bonbon {m inan} :: candy
bonbón {m inan} :: alternative spelling of bonbon (candy)
Bonifác {prop} {m} :: given name
bonsaj {f} :: bonsai (a tree or plant that has been miniaturized by restriction of its roots and careful pruning.)
bonz {noun} [colloquial] :: The act of telling on somebody
bonzák {m} :: snitch, rat (informer)
bonzovat {v} [colloquial] :: to rat, to snitch, to inform
Booleova algebra {f} :: Boolean algebra
Booleova logika {f} [mathematics, logic, computing] :: Boolean logic
booleovská algebra {f} :: Boolean algebra
booleovská logika {f} [mathematics, logic, computing] :: Boolean logic
booleovský {adj} :: Boolean
bor {m} :: wood consisting of pines, pine wood
bor {m} :: boron
bór {m} :: boron
bóra {f} [weather] :: A cold, often dry, northeasterly wind which blows, sometimes in violent gusts, down from mountains on the eastern shore of the Adriatic Sea, or cold, squally, downslope wind in other parts of the world; bora
boran {m} :: borane
borát {m} :: borate
bordel {m} [vulgar] :: brothel, whorehouse
bordel {m} [slang] :: fuck-up (big mistake)
bordel {m} [vulgar] :: mess (disagreeable mixture or confusion of things)
bordel jako v tanku {m} [simile] :: great mess
bordelmamá {f} [vulgar] :: madam, whoremistress (woman who runs a brothel, or hires out prostitute)
bordel na kolečkách {m} [vulgar] :: great mess or disorder
borec {m} :: sportsman, athlete
borec {m} [colloquial] :: a man who successfully achieved something
borec {m} [colloquial] :: guy, dude (man; human male)
borid {m} :: boride
Boris {prop} {m} :: given name
boritan {m} :: borate
bornejský {adj} :: Bornean
Borneo {prop} {n} :: Borneo
boroví {n} :: pinewood (forest consisting of pines)
borovice {f} :: pine (tree)
borový {adj} [relational] :: pine (coniferous tree)
borový {adj} [chemistry] :: connected with boron
boršč {m} :: borscht
bort {m} [nautical] :: board, side of a ship
borůvčí {n} :: bilberry (shrub)
borůvka {f} :: blueberry, bilberry (plant)
borůvka {f} :: blueberry, bilberry, (coll.) huckleberry (fruits)
borůvka {f} :: the blood that amasses underneath a fingernail when one injures a finger
borůvkový {adj} [relational] :: blueberry (made from or related to blueberries)
Bory {prop} {mp} :: village in the Czech Republic in Žďár nad Sázavou district
Bory {prop} {mp} :: part of the city of Plzeň in the Czech Republic
Bory {prop} {mp} :: prison in Plzeň
Bořek {prop} {m} :: given name
Bořík {prop} {m} :: A pet form of the male given name Bořivoj
bořit {v impf} :: to demolish
Bořivoj {prop} {m} :: given name
bos {adv} [literary] :: barefoot, barefooted
bosenský {adj} :: Bosnian, of Bosnia, Bosnia's
bosky {adv} :: barefoot, barefooted
Bosna a Hercegovina {prop} {f} :: Bosna a Hercegovina (country)
Bosňák {m} [colloquial] :: Bosnian
Bosňan {m anim} :: Bosnian (person)
Bosňanka {f} :: female Bosnian
Bospor {prop} {m} :: Bosphorus
Boston {prop} {m} :: Boston (caplc)
Bostoňan {m} :: Bostonian
bosý {adj} :: barefoot
bota {f} :: boot
bota {f} :: shoe
bota {f} [colloquial] :: mistake
botanicky {adv} :: botanically
botanický {adj} :: botanic, botanical
botanička {f} :: female botanist
botanik {m} :: botanist
botanika {f} :: botany (scientific study of plants, a branch of biology)
botanizovat {v} :: to botanize
botel {m} :: botel
botička {f} :: diminutive of bota
botník {m} :: shoe rack, shoe cabinet, shoe cupboard
Botswana {prop} {f} :: Botswana (country)
Botswaňan {m anim} :: Botswanan (person)
botswanský {adj} :: Botswana, Botswanan
botulismus {m} :: botulism
boubelatý {adj} :: chubby
bouček {m} :: diminutive of buk
bouda {f} :: hut, shack
bouda {f} :: (building) lodge, cabin
bouda {f} :: (shop) booth, stall
bouda {f} :: kennel, doghouse
bouda {f} :: hoax, con game or frameup
bouchačka {f} :: gun
bouchnout {v pf} :: to explode
bouchnout {v pf} :: to bang, slam
bouchnout {v pf} :: to hit, strike
boule {f} :: bulge, protuberance
boule {f} :: bump, swelling
bourat {v impf} :: to demolish
bourec {m} :: A silkworm
bourec morušový {m} :: A silkworm
bouře {f} :: storm
bouře ve sklenici vody {f} [idiom] :: tempest in a teapot
bouřit {v impf} :: to thunder, roar, bluster
bouřit {v impf} :: to rebel
bouřka {f} :: thunderstorm
bouřkový {adj} :: storm, thunderstorm
bouřně {adv} :: stormily
bouřný {adj} :: stormy
bovinní spongiformní encefalopatie {f} :: bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE); mad cow disease
box {m} :: boxing (the sport of boxing)
boxer {m} :: boxer (participant in a boxing match)
boxovat {v impf} :: to box (sport or fight)
Boža {prop} {f} :: A pet form of the female given names Božena, Bohuslava, and Bohumila
Boža {prop} {f} :: A pet form of the male given names Bohuslav and Bohumil
bože {interj} :: oh my God
Božena {prop} {f} :: given name
Boženka {prop} {f} :: given name
boží {adj} :: God's
boží {adj} [colloquial] :: cool, great
Božka {prop} {f} :: given name, a pet form of Božena
božský {adj} :: dreamy, heavenly, godlike
božství {n} :: deity (nature of a god)
božstvo {n} :: deity (powerful entity)
brabec {m anim} [dialectal] :: alternative form of vrabec
brada {f} :: chin
brada {f} :: beard
bradatý {adj} :: bearded
bradavice {f} :: wart (type of growth occurring on the skin)
bradavička {f} :: diminutive of bradavice
bradavka {f} :: tit
bradavka {f} :: diminutive of bradavice
bradička {f} :: diminutive of brada
bradka {f} :: goatee
bradykardie {f} [cardiology] :: bradycardia
Brahma {prop} {m} :: Brahma (Hindu god)
brach {m} [colloquial] :: bro
brach {m} [colloquial] :: guy
brácha {m} [colloquial] :: brother
bráchanec {m} [colloquial] :: male first cousin
brajgl {m} :: ruckus
brambor {m} :: potato
brambora {f} :: potato
bramboračka {f} :: potato soup
bramborák {m} :: potato pancake
bramborníček {m anim} :: whinchat
bramborový {adj} [relational] :: potato
brambory {mp} :: potatoes
brambořík {m} :: cyclamen (genus Cyclamen)
brambůrek {m} :: diminutive of brambor
brambůrka {f} :: diminutive of brambora
brambůrky {fp} :: potato chips, potato crisps (thin slices of potato that have been fried, typically packaged and sold as a snack)
brána {f} :: gate
brána {f} :: goal (an area into which the players attempt to put an object; the term branka is more commonly used in this sense)
brána {f} [computing, networking] :: gateway
branec {m} :: conscript, draftee
braní {n} :: verbal noun of brát
braní {n} :: taking (the act by which something is taken)
braní {n} [chess] :: capture, capturing
Branibor {m} :: native or inhabitant of Brandenburg
Braniborsko {prop} {n} :: Brandenburg (state)
braniborský {adj} [relational] :: Brandenburg
Braniboř {prop} {f} :: Brandenburg (city)
bránice {f} [anatomy] :: diaphragm
braní mimochodem {phrase} [chess] :: en passant
bránit {v impf} :: to defend
bránit {v impf} :: to prevent
branka {f} :: diminutive of brána
branka {f} [sport] :: goal (an area into which the players attempt to put an object)
branka {f} [sport] :: goal (point scored in a game as a result of placing the object into the goal)
brankář {m} :: goaltender, goalkeeper
brankářka {f} :: female goaltender, goalkeeper
brankářský {adj} :: pertaining to the goalkeeper
branková čára {f} [soccer, ice hockey, rugby] :: goal line
brankové území {n} [soccer] :: goal area
brankoviště {n} [ice hockey, floorball, lacrosse] :: crease
brankoviště {n} [handball] :: goal area
brankoviště {n} [rugby] :: in-goal
brankoviště {n} [futsal] :: penalty area
brány {fp} :: harrow
branže {f} :: industry (businesses of the same type)
brašna {f} :: satchel
brašna {f} :: saddlebag
brašna {f} :: holdall
brašna {f} :: pannier
brašnička {f} :: diminutive of brašna
Brašov {prop} {m} :: Brašov (city)
brát {v impf} :: to take
brát {v impf} :: to marry (to be joined together as spouses)
Bratislava {prop} {f} :: Bratislava (capital city)
Bratislavan {m} :: Bratislavan (person)
bratr {m anim} :: brother
bratranec {m anim} :: cousin, male first cousin (son of a person's uncle or aunt)
bratránek {m} :: male first cousin
bratrovrah {m} :: fratricide (one who kills their brother)
bratrovražda {f} :: fratricide (the killing of one's brother)
bratrský {adj} :: brotherly, fraternal
bratrství {n} :: brotherhood
bratrstvo {n} :: brotherhood (an association for any purpose, as a society of monks; a fraternity)
Bratrstvo kočičí pracky {prop} {n} [idiom, humorous] :: gang, a group of criminals or alleged criminals who band together for mutual protection and profit
bratříček {m} :: diminutive of bratr
bratři držme se {phrase} [idiom, colloquial] :: flimsy, not keeping together very well
bratřík {m} :: diminutive of bratr
brázda {f} :: furrow
Brazilec {m anim} :: Brazilian (person)
Brazílie {prop} {f} :: Brazílie (country)
Brazilka {f} :: female Brazilian
brazilský {adj} :: Brazilian
brblat {v impf} :: to grouse, grumble, gripe
brčál {m inan} :: periwinkle (any plant of genus Vinca)
brčko {noun} :: diminutive of brko
brčko {noun} :: drinking straw, straw
brdo {n} :: reed, harness (part of loom)
brečení {n} :: cry, crying (shedding of tears)
brečet {v impf} :: to cry, to weep
brejden {interj} [colloquial] :: howdy, hello (greeting)
brejlovec {m} :: Indian cobra
brejlovec {m} :: person who wears glasses
brejvečír {interj} [colloquial] :: good evening (greeting)
brek {noun} :: crying
brekot {m} {s} :: crying
brémský {adj} [relational] :: Bremen
Brémy {prop} {fp} :: Brémy (capital city)
breptat {v impf} :: to gabble
breptat {v impf} :: to jabber
Bretaň {prop} {f} :: Brittany (region of North West France)
bretonština {f} :: Breton (the language)
breviář {m} :: breviary
brhel {m anim} [obsolete] :: nuthatch (Sitta)
brhel {m anim} [obsolete] :: oriole (Oriolus)
brhlík {m} :: nuthatch (Sitta)
bridž {m} :: bridge (card game)
brigáda {f} [military] :: brigade
brigádník {m} :: A casual worker, not a permanent employee of a company
brigandýna {f} :: brigandine
brigantina {f} :: brigandine
Brigita {prop} {f} :: given name
brilantní {adj} :: brilliant, excellent
Brit {m} :: Briton
Británie {prop} {f} :: Britain (the island of Great Britain)
Británie {prop} {f} :: Britain (The United Kingdom)
Britka {f} :: female Briton
Briton {m} :: Briton (historical: Celtic inhabitant of southern Britain at the time of the Roman conquest)
britonský {adj} :: British (of ancient Britons)
britský {adj} :: British
brixtonský {adj} [relational] :: Brixton
bríza {f} :: sea breeze
brk {m} :: quill (the lower shaft of a feather)
brkoslav {m} :: A waxwing
brkoslav severní {m} :: Bohemian waxwing
brloh {m} :: den (home of certain animals)
Brňačka {f} [colloquial] :: female Brno citizen or native
Brňák {m anim} [colloquial] :: Brno citizen or native
Brňan {m anim} :: Brno citizen or native
Brňanka {f} :: female Brno citizen or native
brnění {n} :: armor (artificial body protection)
brnění {n} :: verbal noun of brnět
brnění {n} :: tingling
Brněnsko {prop} {n} :: Brno region
brněnský {adj} [relational] :: Brno
brnkačka {f} [colloquial] :: piece of cake, breeze (easy job)
brnknout {v pf} [colloquial] :: to call, to phone, to ring (to telephone)
Brno {prop} {n} :: Brno (<<capital>> of the <<r/South Moravian Region>>, <<c/Czech Republic>>, and second-largest <<city>> in the <<c/Czech Republic>>)
brod {m} :: ford
brodit {v impf} :: to ford
brokát {m} :: brocade
brokolice {f} :: broccoli
brokovnice {f} :: shotgun (firearm)
brom {m} :: bromine
bróm {m} :: alternative form of brom
bróm {m} [colloquial] :: bromide (sedative)
bromhexin {m} [pharmaceutical drug] :: bromhexine
bromičnan {m} :: bromate
bromid {m} :: bromide
bromovodík {m} :: hydrogen bromide
Broňa {prop} {m} :: A pet form of the male given name Bronislav
bronchiální {adj} :: bronchial
bronchitida {f} :: bronchitis
bronchodilatancium {n} :: bronchodilator
bronchodilatátor {m} :: bronchodilator
bronchopulmonální {adj} :: bronchopulmonary (of both the bronchi and the lungs)
bronchoskop {m} :: bronchoscope
bronchoskopický {adj} :: bronchoscopic
bronchoskopie {f} :: bronchoscopy
bronchospasmus {m} :: bronchospasm
bronchus {m} :: bronchus
Bronislav {prop} {m} :: given name
Bronislava {prop} {f} :: given name
brontosaurus {m} :: brontosaur
brontosauří {adj} [relational] :: brontosaurus, brontosaur
bronz {m} :: bronze
bronzový {adj} :: bronze, bronzen
broskev {f} [obsolete] :: Brassica
broskev {f} :: peach
broskvička {f} :: diminutive of broskev
broskvoň {f} :: peach, peach tree
broskvový {adj} :: peach
brouček {m} :: diminutive of brouk
brouček {m} :: sweetie, honey, darling
broučí {adj} [relational] :: beatle, beatle's
brouk {m} :: beetle
broukat {v impf} :: si: to hum (sing with lips closed)
brousek {m} :: sharpening stone
brousit {v impf} :: to sharpen, hone, whet, grind
brouzdaliště {n} :: paddling pool, wading pool
Brownův pohyb {m} :: Brownian motion
brožura {f} :: brochure, pamphlet
brslen {m inan} :: spindle, burning bush, euonymus (Euonymus gen. et spp.)
brucelóza {f} [pathology] :: brucellosis
bručák {m} :: grouch, crosspatch (a grumpy, bad-tempered or irascible person)
bručet {v} :: to growl
bručet {v} :: to grouse, grumble, gripe
bručet {v} [colloquial] :: to do time, serve time (spent time in jail as a prisoner)
bručoun {m} :: grouch, crosspatch (a grumpy, bad-tempered or irascible person)
Bruggy {prop} {fp} :: Bruggy (capital city)
brum {interj} :: the cry of a bear
brůna {m} [archaic] :: white horse
Brunej {prop} {f} :: Brunei
Brunejec {m anim} :: Brunei (person)
brunejský {adj} :: Brunei, of Brunei
bruneta {f} :: brunette
Bruno {prop} {m} :: given name
Bruntálsko {prop} {n} :: Bruntál region
Brusel {prop} {m} :: Brusel (capital city)
Bruselan {m} :: person from Brussels
brusinka {f} :: lingonberry (Vaccinium vitis-idaea) - brusinka obecná
brusinka {f} :: often translated into English as cranberry (Vaccinium oxycoccos)
bruslař {m} :: skater (a person who skates)
brusle {f} :: skate
bruslení {n} :: verbal noun of bruslit
bruslení {n} :: skating
bruslit {v} :: to skate (to move along a surface (ice or ground) using skates)
brusný {adj} :: grinding
brutálnější {adj} :: comparative of brutální
brutální {adj} :: brutal, atrocious
bruxismus {m} :: bruxism (of grinding of the teeth, as while)
brva {f} [cytology] :: cilium
brykule {fp} [archaic] :: whims
brýle {fp} :: glasses, spectacles
brýlový {adj} :: glasses, spectacles (when used attributively)
brynda {f} [colloquial] :: distasteful drink
brynda {f} [colloquial] :: coffee
brynda {f} [colloquial] :: mess, pickle, trouble
bryndák {m} :: bib (for babies)
Brynych {prop} {m} :: A Czech surname
brynza {f} :: bryndza
bryskně {adv} :: brusquely
bryskní {adj} :: brusque
brýtro {interj} [colloquial] :: morning (greeting)
brzda {f} :: brake (device in a vehicle)
brzdit {v impf} :: to brake (a vehicle)
brzdný {adj} :: braking
brzdový {adj} :: brake
brzký {adj} :: early
brzlík {m} :: thymus
brzo {adv} :: early
brzo {adv} :: soon (within a short time)
brzy {adv} :: early
brzy {adv} :: soon
břečka {f} :: slush
břečka {f} :: slop (weak or tasteless alcoholic drink)
břečťan {m} :: ivy
břeh {m} :: bank, shore (edge of river or lake)
břeh {m} :: shore, coast (edge of sea)
břehouš {m anim} :: godwit
břehule {f} :: sand martin
břemeno {n} :: burden (heavy load)
břestovec {m} :: hackberry (shrub of the genus Celtis)
Břeťa {prop} {m} :: A pet form of the male given name Břetislav
Břetík {prop} {m} :: given name, a pet form of Břetislav
Břetislav {prop} {m} :: given name
břevno {n} :: beam (large piece of timber or iron)
břevno {n} [sports] :: crossbar (the top of the goal structure)
břevno {n} [heraldry] :: fess
březen {m inan} :: March
březí {adj} [of animals] :: pregnant, gravid (carrying developing offspring within the body)
březí {n} :: birch growth
březnový {adj} [relational] :: March
březový {adj} [relational] :: birch
břídil {m} :: bungler
břidlice {f} :: slate (sedimentary rock)
břich {m inan} :: alternative form of břicho
břicháč {m} :: fatso, butterball
břichatec {m} [colloquial] :: fatso, butterball
břichatka {f} :: kind of two-man crosscut saw with a blade that is wider in the middle
břichatka {f} [colloquial] :: kind of antique commode of a rounded shape
břichatka {f} :: gasteroid fungus (fungus from the polyphyletic group Gasteromycetes containing puffballs, stinkhorns, bird's nest fungi or false truffles, which produce spores inside their fruiting bodies)
břichatka {f} :: dreamer, fish from the family Oneirodidae
břichatka {f} :: Ceriodaphnia, genus of water fleas from the order Cladocera
břichatkovité {f} [plurale tantum] :: Gasteromycetes (polyphyletic group containing puffballs, stinkhorns, bird's nest fungi or false truffles, which produce spores inside their fruiting bodies)
břicho {n} [anatomy] :: belly, abdomen
břichomluva {f} :: ventriloquism
břichomluvec {m} :: ventriloquist
břichomluvectví {n} :: ventriloquism
bříško {n} :: diminutive of břicho
břišní {adj} :: abdominal
břišní tanec {m} :: belly dance (form of dance)
břišní tyfus {m} :: typhoid fever, typhoid
břit {m inan} :: cutting edge (sharp edge of the blade)
břitký {adj} :: cutting, sharp
břitva {f} :: razor (knife)
bříza {f} :: birch
břízí {n} [archaic] :: alternative form of březí
břízka {f} :: diminutive of bříza
břuch {m} [dialectal] :: alternative form of břicho
{interj} :: moo (sound of a cow)
bubák {m} :: bogeyman, spook
buben {m} :: drum
bubeník {m} :: drummer (one who plays the drums)
bubínek {m} :: eardrum
bublání {n} :: verbal noun of bublat, gurgle
bublat {v impf} :: to gurgle
bublifuk {m} :: bubble blower
bublina {f} :: bubble
bublinka {f} :: diminutive of bublina
bubnovat {v impf} :: to drum (to beat a drum)
buclatý {adj} :: chubby
buď {conj} :: either
Budapešť {prop} {f} :: Budapešť (capital city)
Budapešťan {m} :: person from Budapest
buddha {noun} :: buddha (a great enlightened being or a depiction thereof)
buddhismus {m} :: Buddhism
buddhista {f} :: Buddhist
buddhistický {adj} :: Buddhist
budesonid {m} [pharmaceutical drug] :: budesonide
budget {m} :: budget
budíček {noun} :: diminutive of budík
budíček {noun} :: reveille
budík {m} :: alarm clock
budit {vt impf} :: to wake up
budit {v impf} :: to wake up
budiž {particle} :: particle of supposing
budiž {particle} :: particle of accord
budižkničemu {m} :: good-for-nothing, ne'er-do-well
buď jak buď {phrase} :: in any case, either way
budka {f} :: diminutive of bouda
budka {f} :: box, booth, cabin
budníček {m anim} :: A bird belonging to the family Phylloscopidae
budníček menší {m anim} :: chiffchaff, Phylloscopus collybita
budoucí {adj} :: future
budoucí čas {m} :: future tense
budoucno {n} :: future
budoucnost {f} :: future
budova {f} :: building
budovat {v impf} :: to build
budovatel {m anim} :: builder
Budyšín {prop} {m} :: Bautzen
budžet {m} :: budget
buenosaireský {adj} [relational] :: Buenos Aires
bůh {m} :: god
Bůh {prop} {m} :: God (single god of monotheism)
bůhví {interj} :: God knows
buchta {f} :: bun (small bread roll, often sweetened or spiced)
buchta {f} [colloquial] :: chick, girl
buchtička {f} :: diminutive of buchta
bujný {adj} :: lush (of vegetation)
buk {m inan} :: beech (beech tree)
bukač {m} :: bittern (bird)
bukanýr {m} :: buccaneer
buket {m} :: bouquet (scent; aroma)
bukový {adj} [relational] :: beech
Bukurešť {prop} {f} :: Bukurešť (capital city)
Bukurešťan {m} :: person from Bucharest
bukvice {f} :: beechnut
bukvice {f} [derogatory] :: gay, faggot (homosexual man)
bukvice {f} :: hedge nettle (Stachys spp., especially the betony (Stachys officinalis))
bulbulec {m anim} :: any bird from genus Alophoixus
buldočí {adj} [relational] :: bulldog, bulldog's
buldok {m} :: bulldog (breed of dog)
bulet {v impf} [colloquial] :: to weep, to cry
Bulhar {m anim} :: Bulgarian (person)
bulharismus {m} :: word or other feature originating in the Bulgarian language that has been borrowed by another language
Bulharka {f} :: female Bulgarian
Bulharsko {prop} {n} :: Bulharsko (country)
bulharský {adj} :: Bulgarian
bulharština {f} :: Bulgarian (language)
bulimie {f} :: bulimia
bulšit {m} [slang] :: bullshit, nonsense
bulva {f} :: bulb, tuber
bulva {f} :: eyeball
bulvár {m} :: yellow press, tabloid
bulvár {m} :: boulevard
bulvární {adj} :: yellow (characterized by sensationalism, lurid content, and doubtful accuracy)
bulvární tisk {m} :: yellow press
bumbat {v impf} [childish] :: to drink
bumerang {m} :: boomerang
bunda {f} :: jacket
bunda {f} :: anorak
bundička {f} :: diminutive of bunda
buněčné jádro {n} :: cell nucleus
buněčný {adj} [relational] :: cell, cellular
bungalov {m} :: bungalow (small house or cottage usually having a single story)
buňka {f} :: cell (basic unit of a living organism)
bunkr {m} :: bunker (hardened shelter, often buried, against falling bombs or other attacks)
Bunsenův kahan {m} :: Bunsen burner
bupropion {m} :: bupropion
Búr {m} :: Boer
bůr {m} [colloquial] :: five Czech crowns
burčák {m inan} [Czech standard of identity] :: Czech-made partially fermented grape must
burčák {m inan} :: Federweisser (any partially fermented grape must)
Burgunďan {m} :: Burgundian
Burgundsko {prop} {n} :: Burgundy
burgundský {adj} :: Burgundian (pertaining to Burgundy, its people or its language)
burka {f} :: burka (female garment that covers the whole body)
burkinafaský {adj} :: Burkina Faso
Burkina Faso {prop} {n} :: Burkina Faso (country)
burský oříšek {m} :: peanut (nut)
Burunďan {m} :: Burundian (person)
Burundi {prop} {n} :: Burundi
burundský {adj} :: Burundian
burza {f} :: stock exchange, exchange
burzovní krach {m} :: stock market crash
buržoa {m} :: bourgeois (person)
buržoazie {f} :: bourgeoisie
buržoazní {adj} :: bourgeois
buřičský {adj} :: rebellious, seditious, inflammatory
buřinka {f} :: bowler hat
buřňáček {m anim} :: diminutive of buřňák
buřňáček {m anim} :: petrel
buřňák {m anim} :: fulmar
buřt {m} :: certain kind of sausage
buřt {m} :: fatso, butterball
buřt {adv} [colloquial] :: Indifference or unimportance
buřtík {m} :: diminutive of buřt
bus {m} :: bus (motor vehicle for transporting large numbers of people along roads)
business {m} :: business
busta {f} :: bust (sculpture)
bušl {m} :: bushel (unit of measure)
butan {m} [chemistry] :: butane (C4H10)
buvol {m} :: buffalo
buvolí {adj} [relational] :: buffalo, buffalo's
buzerant {m} [vulgar] :: faggot (male homosexual)
buzerant {m} [vulgar] :: person who bosses one around
buzerant {m} [vulgar] :: fucker (objectionable person)
buzík {m} [vulgar] :: male gay
buzna {f} [colloquial, offensive] :: gay man
buzola {f} :: compass (navigational device)
bužírka {f} :: spaghetti (electrical insulating tubing)
by {particle} [clipping, colloquial] :: would
býček {m} :: diminutive of býk
býčí {adj} [relational] :: bull, bull's
býčí trh {m} :: bull market
Bydhošť {prop} {f} :: Bydhošť (city)
bydlení {n} :: verbal noun of bydlet
bydlení {n} :: housing
bydlet {v impf} :: to live, to dwell
bydliště {n} :: address, abode
bydlit {f} [dated] :: alternative form of bydlet
bydlo {n} [archaic] :: livelihood
býk {m} :: bull
býlí {n} [dated or literary] :: weed (unwanted plant)
bylina {f} :: herb
bylina {f} :: bylina (traditional East Slavic oral epic narrative poem)
bylinka {f} :: diminutive of bylina
bylinkový {adj} :: herbal
bylinkový čaj {m} :: herbal tea, herb tea (beverage made by infusion of herbs)
bylinný {adj} :: herbal
bylinný čaj {m} :: herbal tea, herb tea
bylo nebylo {phrase} :: once upon a time (traditional beginning of children’s stories, especially fairy tales)
býložravec {m} :: herbivore
býložravost {f} :: herbivorousness
býložravý {adj} :: herbivorous
byrokracie {f} :: bureaucracy
byrokrat {m} :: bureaucrat
byrokratický {adj} :: bureaucratic
bysta {f} :: bust (sculpture)
bystrý {adj} :: quick, alert, perceptive
bystřejší {adj} :: comparative of bystrý
bystřina {f} :: stream, brook, rivulet
byt {m inan} :: apartment, flat (UK)
byť {conj} [formal] :: although
být {v impf} :: to be
být {v impf} :: to be (to exist)
být {v impf} [auxiliary] :: Used to form past tense forms of verbs with past participles
být {v impf} [auxiliary] :: Used to form future tense forms of verbs with infinitives
být {v impf} [auxiliary] :: Used to form conditional mood forms of verbs with past participles
být {v impf} [auxiliary] :: Used to form passive voice forms of verbs with passive participles
být {v impf} [auxiliary] :: Used to form conditional forms of verbs with past and passive participles
byte {m} :: byte
byteček {m} :: diminutive of byt
bytelný {adj} :: solid, sturdy, strong
bytí {n} :: verbal noun of být
bytí {n} :: being (the state or fact of existence, consciousness, or life)
být jedno ucho {v} [idiomatic] :: to be all ears (to listen carefully or eagerly)
být na dvě věci {phrase} [idiom, sarcastic] :: to be worthless, to have no use, to suck
být na dvě věci: na nic a na hovno {phrase} [idiom, sarcastic, vulgar] :: to be worthless, to have no use, to suck
bytost {f} :: being (living creature)
bytový {adj} [relational] :: apartment, flat
být rád {v impf} :: to be glad
být ruka v rukávě {phrase} [idiom] :: something is agreed by both parties, close to signed, sealed, and delivered (often used, but not necessarily, when speaking about a wedding)
být s to {v impf} [idiomatic] :: to be able to
bývalý {adj} :: former (such that used to be but is no more)
bývat {v impf} :: used to be
bývat {v impf} [dialectal] :: to live, to dwell
Byzanc {prop} {f} :: Byzantine Empire, Byzantium
Byzanc {prop} {f} :: Byzantium (ancient Greek city situated on the Bosporus, named Constantinople in 330 CE, and now known as Istanbul)
Byzantinec {m} :: Byzantine (a native of Byzantium (modern-day Istanbul) or of the Byzantine empire)
Byzantion {prop} {n} :: Byzantium (ancient Greek city situated on the Bosporus, named Constantinople in 330 CE, and now known as Istanbul)
byzantolog {m} :: Byzantine scholar
byzantologie {f} :: Byzantine studies
byzantoložka {f} :: female Byzantine scholar
Byzantská říše {prop} {f} :: Byzantine Empire
byzantský {adj} :: Byzantine (of or pertaining to Byzantium)
byznys {m} :: business (a specific commercial enterprise or establishment)
byznysový {adj} :: business
bz {interj} :: buzz (continuous, humming noise, as of bees)
bzdít {v impf} [rare] :: to fart
bzučák {m} :: buzzer
bzučet {v impf} :: to buzz, to hum
bzukot {m} :: buzzing
bžunda {f} [colloquial] :: failure
bžunda {f} [colloquial] :: fun