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H {n} :: H (the 10th letter in the Czech alphabet)
H {n} [music] :: B
{n} :: letter: h
Haag {prop} {m} :: Haag (city/administrative capital)
habaděj {adv} [colloquial] :: plenty
habanera {f} :: habanera (dance)
Habeš {prop} {f} :: Abyssinia
Habešan {m} :: Abyssinian (person from Abyssinia, today's Ethiopia)
habešský {adj} :: Abyssinian (of or pertaining to Abyssinia)
habituace {f} :: habituation
habr {m} :: hornbeam
habrolistý {adj} :: Having hornbeam-like leaves
hacker {m} :: hacker (one who uses a computer to gain unauthorized access to data, or to carry out malicious attacks)
hackerství {n} :: hacking (unauthorized attempts to bypass the security mechanisms of an information system or network)
háček {m inan} :: little hook (diminutive form of hák)
háček {m inan} :: fishhook
háček {m inan} [linguistics] :: háček (diacritic)
háček {m inan} :: catch, snag (a concealed difficulty, especially in a deal or negotiation)
háček {m inan} [canoeing] :: bow
háček {m anim} [canoeing] :: bow paddler
háčko {n} :: letter h
had {m} :: snake
hádačka {f} :: quarrel, argument
hádanice {f} :: quarrel, argument
hádanka {f} :: riddle, puzzle
hádat {vi impf} :: to guess
hádat {v impf} :: to quarrel, to argue
háďátko {n} :: diminutive of hádě
hádat se {v impf} :: reflexive of hádat
hádavost {f} :: quarrelsomeness
hádavý {adj} :: argumentative, quarrelsome
hádě {n} :: young snake
hádek {m} :: diminutive of had
Hádes {prop} {m} :: Hades
hadí {adj} [relational] :: snake, snake's
hadice {f} :: hose (flexible tube conveying water or other liquid)
hadice {f} :: brittle star
hadice {f} [rare] :: a female snake (from had)
hadička {f} :: diminutive of hadice
hadís {m} :: hadith, Hadith
hadíth {m} :: hadith, Hadith
hádka {f} :: quarrel (dispute)
hadr {m} :: rag, tatter
hadr {m} :: floorcloth, duster or tea towel
hadrosaurus {m} :: hadrosaur
hadry {noun} :: plural of hadr
hadry {noun} [colloquial] :: clothes
hadřík {m} :: diminutive of hadr
haf {interj} :: woof
hafnium {n} :: hafnium
hafo {n} [slang] :: a lot of, lots of, plenty of
Haifa {prop} {f} :: Haifa (city)
haifský {adj} [relational] :: Haifa, of Haifa
Haiťan {m} :: Haitian (person)
Haiťanka {f} :: female Haitian
Haiti {prop} {n} :: Haiti (country)
haitský {adj} :: Haitian, of Haiti, Haiti's
háj {m} :: woods (dense collection of trees covering a relatively small area; smaller than a forest), grove
hajat {v} [childish] :: to sleep
hajinkat {v} :: diminutive of hajat
hájit {v impf} :: to defend
hajný {m} :: gamekeeper (person employed to maintain the game)
hajzl {m} [colloquial] :: toilet (enclosed cubicle containing a water closet)
hajzl {m} [vulgar] :: an ass (insult)
hajzlík {m} :: diminutive of hajzl
hajzlpapír {m} [vulgar] :: toilet paper
hák {m} :: hook
haka {f} :: haka (dance of New Zealand's Maori people featuring rhythmic chanting, vigorous facial and arm movements, and foot stamping.)
hakenkrajc {m} [colloquial] :: swastika
hákenkrajc {m} [colloquial] :: swastika
hakenkrojc {m} :: alternative form of hakenkrajc
hákovat {v impf} :: (ice hockey) to hook
hákový {adj} :: hook
hákový kříž {m} :: swastika
hala {f} :: hall
halapartna {f} :: halberd
halda {f} :: slag heap
halda {f} [programming] :: heap (data structure made of trees)
halda {f} [programming] :: heap (large pool of unused memory)
halejuja {interj} :: hallelujah (exclamation to praise God)
halena {f} :: blouse
halenka {f} :: blouse
haléř {m} :: haler (unit of currency)
haléř {m} :: coin with the value of one haler
Halič {prop} {m} :: Galicia (historical kingdom of Central Europe, now divided between Poland and Ukraine)
Haličan {m} :: Galician (inhabitant of Galicia in Central Europe)
haličský {adj} :: Galician (of Galicia in Central Europe)
Halikarnas {prop} {m} :: Halicarnassus
Halikarnass {prop} {m} :: Halicarnassus
halitóza {f} :: halitosis (condition of having foul-smelling breath)
hálka {f} :: gall
haló {interj} :: hello (when answering phone)
halogen {m} :: halogen
halogenace {f} :: halogenation
halogenovodík {m} :: hydrogen halide
halový prvek {m} :: halogen
halucinace {f} :: hallucination
halucinogen {m} :: hallucinogen
halucinogenní {adj} :: hallucinogenic
halušky {fp} :: a kind of noodles or dumplings
haluz {f} :: branch (segment of a tree)
haluzka {f} :: diminutive of haluz
hambáč {m} [colloquial] :: hamburger (a hot sandwich consisting of a patty of cooked ground beef, in a sliced bun, sometimes also containing salad vegetables, condiments, or both)
Hamburčan {m} :: Hamburger (person from Hamburg)
hamburger {m} :: hamburger (a hot sandwich consisting of a patty of cooked ground beef, in a sliced bun, sometimes also containing salad vegetables, condiments, or both)
Hamburk {prop} {m} :: Hamburk (the second-largest <<city>> in <<c/Germany>>)
Hamburk {prop} {m} :: Hamburk (a <<state>> of <<c/Germany>> containing the city of the same name)
hamletovský {adj} :: Hamletian, Hamletic
hampejz {m} :: brothel, whorehouse
hampejznice {f} :: prostitute
hana {f} [archaic] :: slur, insult, defamation
hana {f} [archaic] :: blame
Hana {prop} {f} :: given name
hanba {f} :: shame
hanba {f} :: disgrace
hanebný {adj} :: shameful, disgraceful
hanět {v impf} [literary] :: to blame, criticize
hanět {v impf} [literary] :: to defame, slander
hangár {m} :: hangar (a large garage-like structure where aircraft are kept)
Hanička {prop} {f} :: given name
Haninka {prop} {f} :: given name
Hanka {prop} {f} :: given name
hanlivě {adv} :: pejoratively
hanlivý {adj} :: pejorative
hanobit {v impf} [formal] :: to revile, decry
hanobit {v impf} [formal] :: to defame, slander, libel
hanobit {v impf} [formal] :: to dishonour, desecrate or deface
Hanoj {prop} {f} :: Hanoj (capital city)
hanopis {m} :: lampoon (written attack ridiculing a person, group, or institution)
Hanover {prop} {m} :: Hanover (city)
Hanoveran {m} :: person from Hanover
Hanuš {prop} {m} :: given name
haploidní {adj} :: haploid
haplologie {f} :: haplology
harampádí {n} :: junk (miscellaneous items of little value)
hard disk {m} :: hard disk, hard drive
harddisk {m} :: hard disk, hard drive
harém {m} :: harem (group of women, wives and/or concubines in a polygamous household)
harfa {f} :: harp
harfenista {m} :: harpist (person who plays a harp)
harfenistka {f} :: female harpist (female person who plays a harp)
harfista {m} :: harpist (person who plays a harp)
harfistka {f} :: female harpist (female person who plays a harp)
harmonické kmitání {n} :: harmonic oscillation
harmonický {adj} :: harmonic
harmonický oscilátor {m} [classical mechanics] :: harmonic oscillator
harmonický průměr {m} :: harmonic mean
harmonie {f} [music] :: harmony
harmonika {f} :: harmonica
harmonika {f} :: accordion
harmonikář {m} :: harmonicist
harmonikář {m} :: accordionist
harmonogram {m} :: schedule (time-based plan of events)
háro {n} [colloquial] :: hair
harpuna {f} :: harpoon
harpunář {m} :: harpooner (someone who hunts with a harpoon)
hasák {m} :: pipe wrench
hasič {m} :: firefighter, fireman
hasička {f} :: firewoman (female firefighter)
hasičská stanice {f} :: fire station
hasičský {adj} [relational] :: firefighting
hasičský sbor {m} :: fire brigade
hasit {v impf} :: to extinguish
hastrman {m} :: a water sprite from Slavic mythology; a vodyanoy
hastroš {m} :: male frump
hašteřit {v} :: to quarrel, to squabble
hašteřivě {adv} :: Querulously
hašteřivěji {adv} :: comparative of hašteřivě
hašteřivý {adj} :: quarrelsome, querulous
hať {f} :: corduroy road
hať {particle} [dialectal] :: alternative form of
Haumea {prop} {f} :: [Hawaiian mythology] Haumea (goddess)
Haumea {prop} {f} :: [astronomy] Haumea (dwarf planet)
hausbót {m} :: houseboat
Hausdorffova dimenze {f} :: Hausdorff dimension
hausnumero {n} [colloquial] :: fake, invented number
Havaj {prop} {f} :: Hawaii
Havajan {m} :: Hawaiian
Havajec {m} :: Hawaiian
havajský {adj} :: Hawaii
havajština {f} :: Hawaiian (language)
Havana {prop} {f} :: Havana (capital city)
havárie {f} :: accident (collision or event that causes damage or death)
havárka {f} [colloquial] :: accident (collision or event that causes damage or death)
Havel {prop} {m} :: given name
Havel {prop} {m} :: Václav Havel, a Czech writer and politician
havěť {f} :: vermin
havíř {m} :: miner (person who works in a mine)
Havířov {prop} {m inan} :: Havířov (city)
havlovský {adj} :: of or relating to Václav Havel, a Czech playwright, dissident and president
havran {m} :: rook (European bird, Corvus frugilegus, of the crow family)
havraní {adj} [relational] :: rook, rook's
Hawking {prop} {m anim} :: Hawking, a surname, most notably applying to the British astrophysicist Stephen Hawking
Hawkingovo záření {noun} [physics] :: Hawking radiation, the radiation presumed to be given off by a black hole by quantum mechanical processes
Hawkingův {adj} :: Hawking's
Hayato {prop} {m} :: given name
hazard {m} :: gambling
hazard {m} :: risk, gamble
házená {f} [sports] :: handball
házenkář {m} :: handball player
házenkářka {f} :: female handball player
házet {v impf} :: imperfective form of hodit
hbitost {f} :: agility, promptness, nimbleness
hbitý {adj} :: agile, nimble, prompt
HDP {noun} :: initialism of hrubý domácí produkt: GDP, gross domestic product
hebraismus {m} :: Hebraism (word or other feature originating in the Hebrew language that has been borrowed by another language)
hebraista {m} :: Hebraist
hebraistika {f} :: Hebrew studies
hebreista {m} :: alternative form of hebraista
hebreistika {f} :: alternative form of hebraistika
Hebrej {m} :: Hebrew (person)
Hebrejec {m} :: Hebrew (person)
hebrejský {adj} :: Hebrew
hebrejština {f} :: Hebrew (language)
Hebridy {prop} {fp} :: Hebridy (archipelago)
hedonismus {m} :: hedonism
hédonismus {m} :: hedonism
hédonista {m} :: hedonist
Heduš {prop} {f} :: A pet form of the female given name Hedvika
Heduška {prop} {f} :: A pet form of the female given name Hedvika
Hedva {prop} {f} :: A pet form of the female given name Hedvika
hedvábí {n} :: silk
hedvábník {m anim} :: hypocolius
hedvábný {adj} :: silken
Hedvička {prop} {f} :: given name
Hedvika {prop} {f} :: given name
Hefaistos {prop} {m} :: Hephaestus
Héfaistos {prop} {m} :: Hephaestus
hegelián {m} :: Hegelian (a follower of Hegel)
hegeliánský {adj} :: Hegelian
hegelovec {m} :: Hegelian (a follower of Hegel)
hegelovský {adj} :: Hegelian
heideggerovský {adj} :: Heideggerian
hej {interj} :: hey, hi (an exclamation to call attention, not a greeting)
Hejčín {prop} {m inan} :: a former village, nowadays a quarter of the city of Olomouc
hejčínský {adj} :: from, of, or pertaining to Hejčín
Hejčínští {m anim} :: people living in Hejčín
hejl {m anim} :: alternative form of hýl
hejno {n} :: flock (of birds)
hektar {m} :: hectare
hektický {adj} :: hectic
hekto- {prefix} :: hecto-
hektolitr {m} :: hectoliter, hectolitre
hektometr {m} :: hectometer, hectometre
hektopascal {m} :: hectopascal
Hela {prop} {f} :: A pet form of the female given name Helena
Helada {prop} {f} :: Hellas
Helén {m} :: Hellene (Ancient Greek)
Helena {prop} {f} :: given name
helénismus {m} :: Hellenism (characteristics of ancient Greek culture)
helénismus {m} :: Hellenism (the culture and civilization of the Hellenistic period)
helénismus {m} :: Hellenism (Greek idiom or turn of phrase)
helénistický {adj} :: Hellenistic (of the period of the Greek culture, history, or art after the death of Alexander the Great (323 B.C.) to the defeat of Cleopatra and Mark Antony by Octavian (31 B.C.))
helenizace {f} :: Hellenization
helenizovat {v} :: to Hellenize
Helenka {prop} {f} :: given name
helénský {adj} :: Hellenic
helikoptéra {f} :: helicopter
heliocentrický {adj} :: heliocentric
heliocentrismus {m} :: heliocentrism
heliofilní {adj} :: heliophilous
Hélios {prop} {m} :: Helios
helium {n} :: helium
hélium {n} :: helium
Hellas {prop} {f} :: Hellas (Greece, especially Ancient Greece)
helma {f} :: helmet
helma {f} :: hard hat
Helsinčan {m} :: person from Helsinki
Helsinky {prop} {fp} :: Helsinki
Heluš {prop} {f} :: A pet form of the female given name Helena
hemangiom {m} :: hemangioma (tumor)
hematit {m inan} [mineral] :: hematite
hematoencefalická bariéra {f} :: blood-brain barrier
hematofagie {f} :: hematophagy
hematolog {m} :: hematologist
hematologie {f} [medicine] :: haematology, hematology
hematoložka {f} :: female hematologist
hematom {m} :: hematoma
hematurie {f} :: hematuria
hemenex {m} [colloquial] :: fried ham and eggs
hemikranie {f} :: hemicrania (headache affecting one side of the head)
hemiplegie {f} :: hemiplegia (total or partial inability to move one side of the body)
hemisféra {f} :: hemisphere
hemisféra {f} [anatomy] :: hemisphere
hemochromatóza {f} :: hemochromatosis
hemolýza {f} :: hemolysis (destruction of red blood cell)
hemoptýza {f} [medicine] :: hemoptysis, haemoptysis
hemoragický {adj} :: hemorrhagic
hemoragie {f} :: hemorrhage
hemoroid {m} :: hemorrhoid
hemotorax {m} :: hemothorax
henleinovec {m} :: adherent of Konrad Henlein or his political party, where he was a leading Sudeten German politician in Czechoslovakia
hepatitida {f} :: hepatitis
hepatoblastom {m} :: hepatoblastoma (blastoma in the liver)
hepatocyt {m} :: hepatocyte
hepatologie {f} [medicine] :: hepatology
hepatosplenomegalie {f} :: hepatosplenomegaly
heptan {m} [chemistry] :: heptane (C7H16)
Héra {prop} {f} [Greek god] :: Hera
herák {m} [slang] :: heroin (drug)
Herakleitos {prop} {m} :: Heraclitus
Hérakleitos {prop} {m} :: Heraclitus
herakleitovský {adj} :: Heraclitean
heraldika {f} :: heraldry
Herbert {prop} {m} :: given name
Herbertek {prop} {m} :: given name
herbicid {m} :: herbicide
herbicidní {adj} :: herbicidal
Hercegovina {prop} {f} :: Hercegovina (the southern <<region>> of <<c/Bosnia and Herzegovina>>)
hercna {f} [colloquial] :: heart
herdek {interj} :: darn
herdek filek {interj} :: darn
herec {m anim} :: actor, player (person who performs in a theatrical play or film)
herecký {adj} :: acting (of or relating to acting and actors)
herečka {f} :: actress
heretik {m} :: heretic
hereze {f} :: heresy
hereziarcha {m} :: heresiarch
hergot {interj} :: darn
Herkules {prop} {m} :: Hercules (Greek divine hero)
herkulovský {adj} :: Herculean
hermafrodit {m} :: hermaphrodite
hermelín {m} :: ermine (the white fur of ermine)
hermelín {m} :: camembert-like cheese
hermeneutika {f} :: hermeneutics
Hermes {prop} {m} :: Hermes
hermetický {adj} :: hermetic (hermetically sealed)
Hermína {prop} {f} :: given name
hermitovská matice {f} :: Hermitian matrix
hermitovský {adj} :: Hermitian
hernajs {interj} :: darn
herní {adj} [relational] :: game
herniace {f} :: herniation
hernie {f} :: hernia
Herodes {prop} {m} :: Herod
heroický {adj} :: heroic
heroin {m} :: heroin
heroj {m} :: hero
herojský {adj} :: heroic
herpes {m inan} :: herpes
herpetolog {m} :: herpetologist (one who studies reptiles; a reptile specialist)
herpetologický {adj} :: herpetological
herpetologie {f} :: herpetology
heršoft {interj} :: darn
hertz {m} :: hertz (unit of frequency)
Heřman {prop} {m} :: given name
heřmánek {m inan} :: camomile
heřmánkový {adj} :: camomile
Hesenec {m} :: Hessian (native or inhabitant of Hesse)
Hesensko {prop} {n} :: Hesse
hesenský {adj} :: Hessian, Hesse (pertaining to place Hesse)
heslo {n} :: password
heslo {n} :: headword
heslo {n} :: motto, slogan
heslo {n} :: entry (article in a dictionary or encyclopedia)
heterocyklický {adj} :: heterocyclic
heteroforie {f} :: heterophoria
heterogenní {adj} :: heterogeneous
heterosexuál {m} :: heterosexual
heterosexualita {f} :: heterosexuality
heterosexuální {adj} :: heterosexual
heuréka {interj} :: eureka
heuristický {adj} :: heuristic
heuristika {f} :: heuristic (heuristic method)
hexadecimální {adj} :: hexadecimal
hexaedr {m} :: hexahedron
hexan {m} [chemistry] :: hexane (C6H14)
hezčí {adj} :: comparative of hezký
hezky {adv} :: nicely
hezky {interj} :: nice
hezký {adj} :: nice, pretty
hezký den {phrase} :: have a nice day
hezký jako obrázek {adj} [simile] :: pretty as a picture
hezoun {m} [colloquial] :: pretty boy, handsome man
hezounek {m anim} :: diminutive of hezoun
hezounký {adj} :: beautiful
hiát {m} :: (linguistics) hiatus
hidžáb {m} :: hijab (headscarf)
hidžra {f} :: Hegira, Hijra
hierarchická databáze {f} :: hierarchical database
hierarchický {adj} :: hierarchical
hierarchický model {m} :: hierarchical model
hierarchie {f} :: hierarchy
hieroglyf {m} :: hieroglyph (element of an ideographic writing system)
hihňat {v} :: to giggle
Himálaj {prop} {f} :: Himalaya
himlhergot {interj} :: damn
himllaudon {interj} :: damn
hindština {f} :: Hindi
hinduismus {m} :: Hinduism
hinduista {m} :: Hindu (believer)
hinduistický {adj} :: Hindu
hinduizmus {m} :: Hinduism
Hindúkuš {prop} {m} :: Hindu Kush
hip, hip, hurá {interj} :: hip hip hooray
hipokampus {m} [anatomy] :: hippocampus
hippie {m} :: hippie
Hirošima {prop} {f} :: Hirošima (capital city)
hispanismus {m} :: Hispanism (word or other feature originating in the Spanish language that has been borrowed by another language)
hispanistika {f} :: Hispanic studies, Spanish studies
histamin {m} [neurotransmitter] :: histamine
histogram {m} :: histogram
histologický {adj} :: histological, histologic
histologie {f} :: histology
histoplazmóza {f} :: histoplasmosis (lung disease)
historicky {adv} :: historically
historický {adj} :: historical
historička {f} :: female historian
historie {f} :: history (aggregate of past events)
historie {f} :: history (branch of learning)
historie {f} [computing] :: history
historie {f} :: story
historie se opakuje {proverb} :: history repeats itself
historik {m} :: historian
historiografie {f} :: historiography
hit {m} :: hit (a success, especially in the entertainment industry)
hitlerčík {m} :: Hitlerite
hitlerismus {m} :: Hitlerism
hitlerovec {m} :: Hitlerite
hitlerovský {adj} :: Hitlerian
hitparáda {f} :: hit parade
Hizballáh {prop} {m} :: Hezbollah (a radical political and military organization that arose after the Israeli invasion of Lebanon)
HK {noun} :: HC (hockey club) abbreviation of hokejový klub
hlad {m inan} :: hunger
hladce {adv} :: smoothly
hladina {f} :: open surface of a liquid
hladina {f} :: level
hladinka {noun} :: beer poured in the standard Czech style, filling about a fourth of the mug with foam
hladit {v impf} :: To stroke
hlad jako vlk {m} [simile] :: great hunger
hlad je nejlepší kuchař {proverb} :: hunger is the best sauce
hladká funkce {f} :: smooth function
hladkost {f} :: smoothness
hladký {adj} :: smooth (having a texture that lacks friction)
hladký {adj} :: smooth (without difficulty, problems, or unexpected consequences or incidents)
hladomor {m} :: famine
hladomorna {f} :: dungeon, oubliette
hladově {adv} :: hungrily
hladovět {v impf} :: to hunger (to be in need of food)
hladový {adj} :: hungry
hladový algoritmus {m} :: greedy algorithm
hlahol {m} :: noise, peal
hlahol {m} [archaic] :: speech
hlaholice {f} :: Glagolitic alphabet
hlas {m inan} :: voice (sound uttered by the mouth)
hlas {m inan} :: vote (formalized choice on matters of administration or other democratic activities)
hlasatel {m} :: newsreader
hlasatel {m} :: proponent, exponent, apostle
hlasatelka {f} :: female newsreader
hlasatelka {f} :: female proponent, exponent, apostle
hlásit {v impf} :: to report
hlásit {v impf} :: to announce
hlasitost {f} :: volume, loudness
hlasitý {adj} :: loud
hlasivka {f} :: vocal cord
hlasivky {fp} :: vocal cords
hlas jako zvon {m} [simile] :: strong voice
hláska {f} [phonetics] :: phone
hláskosloví {n} :: phonology
hláskování {n} :: spelling
hláskovat {v impf} :: to spell
hlas lidu, hlas boží {proverb} :: the voice of the people, the voice of God
hlasování {n} :: voting
hlasovat {v impf} :: to vote
hlasovat nohama {v impf} [idiomatic, colloquial] :: to vote with one's feet (to express the opinion by leaving or not coming)
hlasový {adj} :: vocal (of or pertaining to the voice or speech)
hlasový záznamník {m} :: dictation machine, dictation recorder, dictaphone
hlášení {n} :: report (piece of information describing, or an account of certain events given or presented to someone)
hláška {f} :: voiced message, announcement
hláška {f} [colloquial] :: slogan, quotation, catchphrase
hláška {f} [card games] :: The possession, after dealing, of both the queen and the king of the same suit by one player in the game of mariáš
hlava {f} :: head (part of the body)
hlava {f} :: head (end of a nail)
hlava {f} :: chapter (section of a text)
Hlava XXII {phrase} [idiomatic] :: Catch-22
Hlava 22 {phrase} :: alternative form of Hlava XXII
hlaveň {f} :: barrel (metallic tube, as of a gun, from which a projectile is discharged)
hlavice {f} [architecture] :: capital (uppermost part of a column)
hlavička {f} :: diminutive of hlava
hlavička {f} :: header (information at the top of a column in a table)
hlavička {f} :: hit by a forehead to an opponent’s forehead or nose
hlavička {f} [computing] :: header (the first part of a file or record that describes its contents)
hlavička {f} [soccer] :: header (an act of playing the ball with the player's head instead of feet)
hlavičkový {adj} :: letterhead (when used attributively)
hlavičkový soubor {m} :: header file
hlavinka {f} :: diminutive of hlava
hlávkový salát {m} :: lettuce
hlavně {adv} :: mainly
hlavní {adj} :: main
hlavní {adj} :: major
hlavní diagonála {f} :: main diagonal
hlavní město {noun} :: capital city
hlavní osa {f} :: major axis
hlavní stránka {f} :: home page (the main or first page of a web site)
hlavobol {m} [literary] :: headache
hlavolam {m} :: puzzle (a game for one person that is more or less difficult to work out or complete)
hlavonožec {m} :: cephalopod
hlavoun {m} [colloquial] :: big shot, kingpin, top dog
hlavou zeď neprorazíš {proverb} :: Tentative: Stubbornness alone does not remove obstacles
hlavový nerv {m} :: cranial nerve
hledáček {m} :: viewfinder
hledání {n} :: search
hledat {v impf} :: to search, to look for
hledět {v impf} :: to look
hledět {v impf} [, used with si] :: to mind, to heed
hledět si svého {v impf} [idiomatic] :: to mind one's own business
hledí {n} :: visor
hledí {n} :: the part of the sights of a gun closer to the eye when aiming
hledík {m} :: snapdragon (any plant of the genus Antirrhinum)
hledisko {n} :: point of view
hlediště {n} :: auditorium
hlemýžď {m} :: snail (gastropod)
hlemýžď {m} [anatomy] :: cochlea
hlemýždí {adj} [relational] :: snail, snail's
hlen {m} :: phlegm
hlezno {n} [archaic] :: ankle
hlídač {m} :: watchman
hlídání {noun} :: the gerund (active noun) made from hlídat: minding, guarding
hlídat {v impf} :: to watch, to guard
hlídat {v impf} :: to look after, to mind (to guard)
hlídka {f} :: watch
hlídka {f} :: sentinel
hlína {f} :: earth, soil
hlína {f} :: clay
hliněný {adj} :: earthen
hliník {m} :: aluminium
hlinitan {m} :: aluminate
hlinkovec {m} :: adherent of Andrej Hlinka, a Slovak politician in Czechoslovakia before Second World War
hlístice {f} :: roundworm, nematode
hlíva {f} :: oyster mushroom, Pleurotus (genus of fungi in the family Pleurotaceae)
hlíva {f} :: Tectella (genus of fungi in the family Mycenaceae)
hlíva {f} :: Phyllotopsis (genus of fungi in the family Tricholomataceae)
hlíva {f} :: some species of fungi in the family Polyporaceae
hlíva {f} :: hlíva fialová (Panus conchatus)
hlíva {f} :: hlíva chlupatá (Lentinus strigosus)
hlíva {f} [pathology, obsolete] :: gumma, non-cancerous growth from the tertiary stage of syphilis
hlíva dubová {noun} :: veiled oyster mushroom, Pleurotus dryinus (species of fungi in the family Pleurotaceae)
hlíva ústřičná {noun} :: oyster mushroom, Pleurotus ostreatus (species of fungi in the family Pleurotaceae)
Hlivice {prop} {f} :: Hlivice (city)
hlíza {f} :: tuber
hlíza {f} :: Hymenogaster, genus of fungi from the family Strophariaceae
hlíza {f} :: Wakefieldia, genus of fungi
hlíza {f} :: bubo
hlízka {f} :: diminutive of hlíza
hl.n. {n} :: abbreviation of hlavní nádraží
hlodáš {m inan} :: gorse, furze, whin (any plant of the genus Ulex)
hlodat {v impf} :: to gnaw, nibble
hlodat {v impf} :: to bother, plague, nag, beset (of a feeling)
hlodavčí {adj} [relational] :: rodent, rodent's
hlodavec {m anim} :: rodent (mammal of the order Rodentia)
hloubat {v impf} :: to muse, ruminate, ponder
hloubka {f} :: depth
hloupnout {v impf} :: to grow stupid
hloupnout {v impf} :: to monkey around
hloupost {f} :: stupidity (property of being stupid)
hloupost {f} :: stupidity (act that is stupid)
hloupůstka {f} :: diminutive of hloupost
hloupý {adj} :: stupid
hltan {m} :: pharynx
hltanový {adj} :: pharyngeal
hltat {v} :: to devour (to eat greedily)
hlubina {f} :: depth, abyss
hluboce {adv} :: deeply
hluboko {adv} :: deep
hlubokomořský {adj} :: deep-sea
hluboký {adj} :: deep
hlubotisk {m inan} :: (printing) gravure
hlubotiskový {adj} [relational] :: gravure
hlučet {v} :: to make noise, to be noisy
hlučný {adj} :: noisy
hluchoněmý {adj} :: deaf-mute
hluchota {f} :: deafness
hluchý {adj} :: deaf
hluchý jako pařez {adj} [simile] :: stone deaf, deaf as a post
hluchý jako poleno {adj} [simile] :: stone deaf, deaf as a post
hluk {m} :: noise (usually unwanted mixture of sounds)
hlupáček {m} :: diminutive of hlupák
hlupák {m anim} :: fool, simpleton
hlušec {m} :: western capercaillie
hm {interj} :: hmm
hm {interj} :: meh
hmat {m} :: touch (sense)
hmatatelný {adj} :: tangible
hmatník {m} [music] :: fingerboard
hmatový {adj} :: haptic
hmota {f} [physics] :: matter
hmotař {m} :: (derogatory) materialist
hmotařský {adj} :: materialistic
hmotařství {n} :: materialism
hmotné právo {n} [legal] :: substantive law
hmotnost {f} :: weight
hmotnost {f} [physics] :: mass (quantity of matter which a body contains)
hmotný {adj} :: material
hmotný {adj} :: material (worldly, as opposed to spiritual)
hmotný bod {m} [classical mechanics] :: point mass
hmoždinka {f} :: wall plug
hmoždíř {m} :: mortar (a hollow vessel used to pound, crush, rub, grind or mix ingredients with a pestle)
hmyz {m} :: insect
hmyzí {adj} [relational] :: insect, insect's
hmyzožravec {m} :: insectivore
hmyzožravý {adj} :: insectivorous
hnát {v impf} :: to drive (cattle, sheep etc)
hnát {v impf} :: to chase
hnát {v impf} :: to drive, propel, power (machine)
hnát {v impf} [figuratively] :: to push, force
hnát {m inan} :: long bone of a limb
hnát {m inan} [derogatory] :: limb
hned {adv} :: immediately, right away
hned {adv} :: right, exactly
hněď {f} :: brown (colour)
hnědák {noun} :: bay (horse)
hnědavý {adj} :: brownish
hnědooký {adj} :: brown-eyed
hnědovlasý {adj} :: brown-haired
hnědozem {f} :: brown earth, brown soil
hnědý {adj} :: brown
hnědý trpaslík {m} :: brown dwarf (starlike object)
hněv {m} :: anger, wrath (great anger)
hněvat {v impf} :: to anger
hněvat {v impf} :: be annoyed, be angry
hněvivý {adj} :: angry
hněvný {adj} [literary] :: angry
hnida {f} :: nit (egg of a louse)
hnidopich {m} :: hairsplitter, nitpicker
hnidopišství {n} :: nitpicking
hniloba {f} :: decay, putrefaction, rot
hnípat {v} [colloquial] :: to sleep
hnis {m} :: pus
hnisat {v impf} :: To fester, suppurate
hnisavý {adj} :: Suppurating
hnisavý vřed {m} :: An abscess
hnít {v impf} :: to rot, to putrefy
hnízdečko {n} :: diminutive of hnízdo
hnízdečko {n} :: retreat
hnízdit {v impf} :: To nest
hnízdo {n} :: nest
hnojit {v impf} :: to manure, fertilise
hnojivo {n} :: fertilizer (a natural substance that is used to make the ground more suitable for growing plants)
hnout {v pf} :: to move
HNP {noun} :: initialism of hrubý národní produkt
hnůj {m} :: manure
hňup {m} :: castrated male goat
hňup {m} :: moron
hnus {m} :: disgust
hnus {m} :: abomination
hnusit {vr impf} [si] :: To loathe, detest
hnusnější {adj} :: comparative of hnusný
hnusný {adj} :: ugly
hnusota {f} :: ugliness
hnutí {n} :: movement (social)
hobbesovský {adj} :: Hobbesian
hobby {n} :: hobby (activity)
hobit {m} :: hobbit
hoblík {m} :: plane (tool)
hoblovat {v impf} :: to plane (to smooth with a plane)
hoboj {m} :: oboe
hobojista {m} :: oboist
hobojistka {f} :: female oboist
hod {m} :: throw
hod diskem {m} [athletics] :: discus throw
Hodgkinův lymfom {m} :: Hodgkin's lymphoma
hodina {f} :: hour
hodina {f} :: o’clock
hodina {f} :: lesson
hodinář {m} :: watchmaker
hodinka {f} :: diminutive of hodina
hodinky {noun} :: watch (wearable timepiece)
hodinová mzda {f} :: hourly wage
hodiny {fp} :: clock (instrument to measure time)
hodit {vt pf} :: to throw
hodit {v impf} :: to fit
hodit flintu do žita {v} [idiom] :: to throw in the towel (to quit; to give up)
hodit mašli {v} [, used with si] :: to hang oneself
hoďka {f} [colloquial] :: hour
hod kladivem {m} :: hammer throw
hodlat {v impf} :: to intend, to be planning
hodně {adv} :: very; to a great degree or extent
hodně {adv} [as an adjective] :: much; many
hodně {adv} :: sufficiently
hodně {adv} [as an adjective] :: plenty; sufficient; enough
hodnější {adj} :: comparative of hodný
hodně štěstí {interj} :: good luck!
hodnocení {n} :: verbal noun of hodnotit
hodnocení {n} :: evaluation, rating
hodnost {f} :: rank (a level in an organization such as the military)
hodnostář {m} :: official (office holder invested with powers and authorities)
hodnota {f} :: value (that renders something desirable or valuable)
hodnota {f} :: value (numerical quantity)
hodnotící soud {m} :: value judgment
hodnotit {v impf} :: to evaluate
hodnotný {adj} :: valuable
hodnotový {adj} :: value (when used attributively)
hodnotový soud {m} :: value judgment
hodnověrný {adj} :: plausible, credible, reliable
-hodný {suffix} :: a suffix akin to -worthy
hodný {adj} :: good
hodný {adj} :: worthy
hod oštěpem {m} :: javelin throw
hohol {m anim} :: goldeneye
hoholka {f} :: oldsquaw
hoch {m anim} :: boy
hochštapler {m} :: deceiver, swindler, cheater
hojení {n} :: verbal noun of hojit
hojení {n} :: healing
hojit {v impf} :: to heal
hojivý {adj} :: healing, curative
hojnost {f} :: abundance
hojný {adj} :: abundant, ample
hokej {m inan} :: hockey
hokejista {m} :: hockey player
hokejista {m} :: ice hockey player
hokejka {f} :: hockey stick
hokejový {adj} :: hockey (when used attributively)
Hokkaidó {prop} {n} :: Hokkaido (the second largest island of Japan)
hokna {f} [regional] :: work
hokynář {m} :: A grocer
hokynářství {n} :: grocery store
holanďan {m} :: bughouse chess
Holanďan {m anim} :: Dutch (person)
Holanďanka {f} :: female Dutch (person)
holandská aukce {f} :: Dutch auction (reverse auction that starts at a high price, going down)
holandská dražba {f} :: Dutch auction (reverse auction that starts at a high price, going down)
holandské šachy {noun} :: bughouse chess
Holandsko {prop} {n} :: Holandsko (region)
Holandsko {prop} {n} :: the Netherlands
holandský {adj} :: Dutch
holandština {f} :: Dutch (language)
holčičí {adj} [colloquial, relational] :: girl, girlish
holčička {f} :: diminutive of holka Little girl
holčička {f} :: Baby girl
holec {m anim} [archaic] :: A beardless young man
holeček {m anim} :: diminutive of holec
holedbat {v impf} :: To boast, to brag
holeň {f} :: shin
holenek {m anim} :: synonym of holeček
holení {n} :: shaving (activity)
holič {m} :: barber
holička {f} :: female barber
holičství {n} :: barber's, barbershop
holínka {f} :: rubber boots, gumboots, wellies
holismus {m} :: holism
holista {m} :: holist
holistický {adj} :: holistic
holit {v impf} :: to shave (to remove hair)
holka {f} :: girl
holka {f} :: girlfriend
holka jako lusk {f} [simile] :: attractive young girl
holkař {m} :: womanizer
hollywoodský {adj} :: Hollywood (when used attributively)
holmium {n} :: holmium
holo- {prefix} :: holo- (whole)
holocaust {m} :: holocaust (the state-sponsored mass murder of an ethnic group)
holocén {m} :: Holocene
holografie {f} :: holography
hologram {m} :: hologram
holohlavost {f} :: baldness
holohlavý {adj} :: bald (having no hair)
holokaust {m} :: alternative spelling of holocaust
holomek {m} [colloquial] :: rascal, scoundrel
holomek {m} :: servant
Holomouc {prop} :: obsolete form of Olomouc (City in Moravia, nowadays in the Czech Republic.)
Holomúc {prop} :: obsolete form of Olomouc (City in Moravia, nowadays in the Czech Republic.)
holota {f} [collective] :: the poor (poor people)
holota {f} [collective, derogatory] :: riffraff, rabble
holota {m anim} [archaic] :: dog handler
Holštýn {prop} {m} :: Holstein (region)
Holštýnsko {prop} {n} :: Holstein (region)
holub {m} :: dove, pigeon
holub hřivnáč {m} :: wood pigeon
holubí {adj} [relational] :: pigeon, pigeon's
holubice {f} :: female dove or pigeon
holubička {f} :: diminutive of holubice
holubinka {f} :: russula
holý {adj} :: bald; hairless
holý {adj} :: bare
holý {adj} :: naked
homeomorfismus {m} :: homeomorphism
homeomorfní {adj} :: homeomorphic
homeopat {m} :: homeopath (a person who practices homeopathy)
homeopatický {adj} :: homeopathic (of or pertaining to homeopathy)
homeopatie {f} :: homeopathy (system of treating diseases with very small amounts)
homeopatikum {n} :: homeopathic drug
homeostatický {adj} :: homeostatic
homeostáza {f} :: homeostasis
homeostáze {f} :: homeostasis
Homér {prop} {m} :: Homer (Ancient Greek poet)
hominid {m} :: hominid
homo {m} :: genus Homo, especially in informal and creative use
homofobie {f} :: homophobia
homofon {m} :: homophone
homofonum {n} :: homophone
homogenní {adj} :: homogeneous (of the same kind; alike, similar)
homograf {m} :: homograph
homole {f} :: cone, loaf
homologie {f} :: homology
homologní {adj} :: homologous
homomorfismus {m} :: homomorphism
homomorfní {adj} :: homomorphic
homonymie {f} [semantics] :: homonymy
homonymum {m} :: homonym
homosexuál {m} :: homosexual
homosexualita {f} :: homosexuality
homosexuální {adj} :: homosexual
homouš {m} :: gay, queer
Homs {prop} {m} :: Homs (city)
Homsan {m} :: Homsi
Homsanka {f} :: feminine noun of Homsan
homský {adj} :: Homsi
hon {m} :: hunt, chase
honba {f} :: chase
Honduras {prop} {m inan} :: Honduras (country)
Hondurasan {m anim} :: Honduran (person)
honduraský {adj} :: Honduran, of Honduras
honem {adv} :: quickly
honění {n} :: chasing
Hongkong {prop} {m} :: Hongkong (city/island/and/special administrative region)
honit {vt impf} :: to chase (to pursue, to follow at speed)
honit {v impf} [, used with si] :: [colloquial] to wank (masturbate)
honitba {f} :: hunting
Honza {prop} :: given name
Honzíček {prop} {m} :: given name, a pet form of Jan
Honzík {prop} {m} :: given name, a pet form of Jan
Hor {prop} {m} :: Horus
hora {f} :: mountain
hora {f} [colloquial] :: a lot, tons
horal {m} :: highlander
horalka {f} :: A female horal
horalka {f} :: A wafer. (generic from the brand name horalky)
horalky {prop} {fp} :: A brand of Slovak and Czech wafers
horda {noun} :: horde
horečka {f} :: fever
horečnatý {adj} :: feverish (filled with excited activity)
horečnatý {adj} [medicine] :: feverish, febrile (having a fever)
horečný {adj} :: feverish (filled with excess energy)
horentní {adj} :: high, huge, hefty, steep
horizont {m} :: horizon
horizontální {adj} :: horizontal
horizont událostí {m} [astrophysics] :: event horizon
horka {f} :: diminutive of hora
horká čokoláda {f} :: Hot chocolate
horko {n} :: (temperature) heat
horko {adv} :: hot (of weather)
horko jako v peci {n} [simile] :: great heat
horkovzdušný {adj} :: hot air (when used attributively)
horký {adj} :: hot
horlivec {m} :: zealot
horlivost {f} :: zeal (fervor or devotion)
horlivý {adj} :: zealous (full of zeal; ardent)
hormon {m} :: hormone
hormonální {adj} :: hormonal
hornatina {f} :: foothills (specifically an area with a vertical articulation of 300 to 600 m)
hornatý {adj} :: mountainous (having many mountains)
horní {adj} :: upper
horní celá část {f} [mathematics] :: ceiling
horní cesty dýchací {noun} [anatomy] :: upper respiratory tract
hornictví {n} :: mining (business of removing solid valuables from the earth)
horní index {m} :: superscript
horní jícnový svěrač {m} :: upper esophageal sphincter
horník {m} :: miner (person who works in a mine)
horní komora {f} :: upper house
horní mez {f} :: upper bound (mathematics)
hornina {f} :: rock (aggregate of solid mineral matter)
horní sněmovna {f} :: upper house, upper chamber
hornolužická srbština {f} :: Upper Sorbian
hornolužičtina {f} :: Upper Sorbian
horolezec {m anim} :: mountaineer
horolezectví {n} :: mountaineering
horolezkyně {f} :: female mountaineer
horoskop {m} :: horoscope (forecast)
horské kolo {f} :: mountain bike
horský {adj} :: mountainous, hilly
horský {adj} :: highland
horský vůdce {m} :: mountain guide
horstvo {n} :: mountain range, mountains
horší {adj} :: worse
Horymír {prop} {m} :: given name
hořce {adv} :: bitterly
hořčice {f} :: mustard (plant, genus Sinapis)
hořčice {f} :: mustard (condiment)
hořčičný {adj} :: mustard
hořčičný plyn {m} :: mustard gas
hořčík {m} :: magnesium
hoře {n} [archaic, literary] :: sorrow, grief
Hořejší jezero {prop} {n} :: Lake Superior
hoření {n} :: verbal noun of hořet
hoření {n} :: burning
hoření {adj} [dated, literary, dialectal] :: upper
hořet {v impf} :: to burn
hořkost {f} :: bitterness
hořký {adj} :: bitter
hořlavost {f} :: combustibility
hořlavý {adj} :: combustible
hospa {f} [colloquial] :: pub
hospitalizace {f} :: hospitalization
hospitalizovat {v p-i} :: to hospitalize
hospoda {f} :: inn, pub
hospodárný {noun} :: Economical, frugal, thrifty
hospodář {m} [archaic] :: farmer
hospodář {m} :: steward, bursar or purser
hospodář {m} :: economist
hospodařit {v} :: to husband
hospodářská krize {f} :: economic crisis
hospodářská soutěž {f} :: economic competition
hospodářský {adj} :: economic (of economy)
hospodářský rozvoj {m} :: economic development
hospodářský šok {m} :: economic shock
hospodářský ukazatel {m} :: economic indicator
hospodářství {n} :: economy
Hospodin {m} [Christianity] :: the Lord, God
hospodský {m} :: a landlord, publican
hospodský {adj} :: Related to hospoda
hospodyně {f} :: housekeeper
hospodyňka {f} :: diminutive of hospodyně
hospůdka {f} :: diminutive of hospoda
host {m} :: guest
hostel {m} :: hostel
hosteska {f} :: hostess
hostina {f} :: feast
hostinský {m} :: innkeeper (person responsible for the running of an inn)
hostit {v impf} :: to host (to perform the role of a host)
hostitel {m} :: host (person who allows a guest, particularly into the host’s home)
hostitel {m} [biology] :: host (cell or organism hosting a parasite)
hostitel {m} :: host (computer in a network)
hostitelka {f} :: hostess (female host)
hostitelský {adj} :: Relating to a host
hoša {m} [colloquial] :: synonym of hoch
hošan {m} [colloquial] :: boy
hošan {m} [colloquial] :: a gay
hošánek {m anim} [often pejorative] :: diminutive of hoch
hošek {m} :: diminutive of hoch
hošíček {m} :: diminutive of hoch
hošík {m} :: diminutive of hoch
hotel {m inan} :: hotel
hoteliér {m} :: hotelier, hotelkeeper
hotelový {adj} :: hotel (when used attributively)
Hotentot {m} :: Hottentot (member of the Khoekhoe group of peoples)
hotovit {v impf} :: to make
hotovit {v impf} :: to get ready
hotovost {f} :: cash (money in the form of notes and coins)
hotový {adj} :: ready, prepared
hotový {adj} :: finished, done, completed
hotýlek {m} :: diminutive of hotel
houba {f} :: mushroom (fungus and fruit of fungus)
houba {f} :: sponge (Porifera)
houba {f} :: sponge (material used to wash dishes or the body)
houba {f} :: sponge (direct-reduction iron)
houbař {m anim} :: mushroom picker, mushroomer
houbaření {n} :: verbal noun of houbařit
houbaření {n} :: mushrooming, mushroom picking
houbařit {v impf} :: to mushroom, to go mushrooming (to pick mushrooms)
houbařka {f} :: female mushroom picker, mushroomer
houbařský {adj} :: mushrooming, mushroom picking
houbelec {m anim} [colloquial, euphemistic] :: nothing
houbelec {adv} [colloquial, euphemistic] :: little
houbeles {m} [colloquial, euphemism] :: nothing
houbička {f} :: diminutive of houba
houbový {adj} :: mushroom
houbový {adj} :: fungal (of or pertaining to a fungus)
houby {f} [euphemism] :: jack shit (nothing)
houfnice {f} :: howitzer
houmlesák {m} [colloquial] :: homeless person
houpací {adj} :: rocking
houpací křeslo {n} :: rocking chair
houpací kůň {m} :: rocking horse (a child's toy)
houpací síť {f} :: hammock
houpačka {f} :: seesaw, teeter-totter
houpačka {f} :: swing (hanging seat in a children's playground)
houpat {v impf} :: to rock (to move gently back and forth)
houpat {v impf} :: to swing
houpat se {v impf} :: reflexive of houpat
housátko {n} :: diminutive of house
house {n} :: gosling
housenčí {adj} [relational] :: caterpillar, caterpillar's
housenka {f} :: caterpillar
houser {m anim} :: gander (a male goose)
houser {m anim} :: lumbago
houska {f} :: roll
housle {fp} :: violin
housličky {fp} :: little violin
houslista {m} :: violinist, fiddler
houslistka {f} :: female violinist
houstnout {v pf} :: to thicken (to become more viscous)
houžev {f} :: withe, withy
houževnatost {f} :: persistence, stamina
houževnatost {f} :: tenacity, tenaciousness
houževnatost {f} :: toughness
hovadina {f} :: bullshit (false or exaggerated statements)
hovadina {f} :: stupid idea
hovado {n} :: cattle
hovado {n} :: stupid person
hovězí {n} :: beef
hovínko {n} [vulgar] :: diminutive of hovno
hovnivál {m} [vulgar] :: dung beetle
hovno {n} [vulgar] :: shit, turd (solid excretory product)
hovno {n} [vulgar] :: nothing
hovor {m} :: call (telephone call)
hovorný {adj} :: talkative
hovorově {adv} :: colloquially
hovorový {adj} [linguistics] :: colloquial
hovořit {v} :: to talk, speak
hra {f} :: play, game
hra {f} [game theory] :: game
hra {f} :: play (theatrical play)
hrabat {v impf} :: to rake
hrabat {v impf} :: to poke, fumble, root about
hrabě {m anim} :: count (male ruler)
hrábě {noun} :: rake
hraběcí {adj} [relational] :: count, count's
hraběnka {f} :: countess
hrabivost {f} :: avarice, cupidity
hraboš {m anim} :: A vole of the genus Microtus
hraboší {adj} [relational] :: vole, vole's
hrabství {n} :: county (land ruled by a count or a countess)
hrací {adj} :: playing
hrací karta {f} :: playing card (one of usually 52 rectangular pieces of card)
hráč {m anim} [gaming] :: player (of a game)
hráč {m anim} [music] :: player (on a musical instrument)
hráč druhé řady {phrase} [rugby] :: lock
hračička {f} :: diminutive of hračka
hračka {f} :: toy, plaything
hračka {f} [colloquial] :: piece of cake, breeze (easy job)
hračkářství {n} :: toy store, toy shop
hrad {m inan} :: castle
hradba {f} :: rampart, wall, battlement (used also figuratively)
Hradec Králové {prop} {m} :: Hradec Králové
hradecký {adj} :: Hradec Králové (when used attributively)
hrádeček {m} :: diminutive of hrad
hrádek {m} :: diminutive of hrad
hradiště {n} [historical] :: hill fort
hradišťský {adj} :: from; of; or pertaining to any of the places called Hradiště or Hradisko
hradit {v impf} :: to cover, to pay
hradní {adj} :: castle (when used attributively)
hrách {m} :: pea
hrachor {m inan} :: peavine, vetchling (any member of the genus Lathyrus)
hrachovka {f} [colloquial] :: pea soup
hrachový {adj} [relational] :: pea
hrana {f} :: edge
hrana {f} :: death knell
hranatá závorka {f} :: square bracket
hranatý {adj} :: square, angular
hraní {n} :: play
hranice {f} :: border, boundary, borderline
hraničář {m anim} :: frontiersman
hraničit {v impf} :: to border, to border on
hranička {f} :: diminutive of hranice
hraniční {adj} [relational] :: border
hraniční přechod {m} :: border checkpoint
hranol {m} :: prism
hranolky {m} :: french fries (deep fried strips of potato)
hranostaj {m anim} :: stoat, ermine (Mustela erminea)
hrást {m} :: horst
hrásť {f} :: horst
hrát {vt impf} :: to play (a game)
hrát {vt impf} :: to play (a role)
hrát {vt impf} :: to play (a musical instrument)
hrát {v impf} :: to use a toy
hravost {f} :: playfulness
hravý {adj} :: playful
hráz {f} :: dam
hráz {f} [anatomy] :: perineum
hrazda {f} :: horizontal bar
hrazení {n} :: fence, barrier
hrazení {n} :: boards (around ice rink)
hrazení {n} :: reimbursement
hrázka {f} :: diminutive of hráz
hrázka {f} :: levee
hrb {m} :: hump
hrbatý {adj} :: hunchbacked, humpbacked
hrbolek {m} :: diminutive of hrbol
hrdě {adv} :: proudly
hrdélko {n} :: diminutive of hrdlo
hrdelní {adj} :: throaty, guttural
hrdelní {adj} :: capital (in connection with a crime)
hrdina {m} :: hero
hrdinka {f} :: heroine
hrdinný {adj} :: heroic
hrdinský {adj} :: heroic
hrdinství {n} :: heroism
hrdliččí {adj} [relational] :: turtle dove, turtle dove's
hrdlička {f} :: turtle dove
hrdlo {n} [anatomy] :: throat
hrdlo {n} :: neck, bottleneck
hrdost {f} :: pride (sense of one's own worth, and abhorrence of what is beneath or unworthy of one)
hrdý {adj} :: proud
hrknout {v pf} :: to rattle, make a short rattling sound
hrknout v někom jako ve starých pendlovkách {phrase} :: alternative form of hrknout v někom jak ve starých pendlovkách
hrknout v někom jak ve starých pendlovkách {phrase} :: to skip a beat, to be startled
hrnčíř {m} :: potter
hrnčířský kruh {m} :: potter's wheel
hrnčířství {n} :: pottery (craft)
hrnec {m} :: pot (vessel)
hrneček {m} :: diminutive of hrnec
hrnek {m} :: mug, cup (vessel for drinking)
hrníček {m} :: diminutive of hrnek
hrnout {v impf} :: to shovel, rake, push
hrnout {v impf} :: to surge, rush, pour
hrob {m} :: grave
hrobař {m} :: gravedigger
hrobeček {m} :: diminutive of hrob
hrobka {f} :: tomb
hrobník {m} :: gravedigger
hroch {m anim} :: hippopotamus
hrom {m inan} :: thunder
hromada {f} :: pile, heap
hromadění {n} :: accumulation
hromadit {v impf} :: to accumulate, to amass
hromadná doprava {noun} :: mass transit
hromadné sdělovací prostředky {noun} :: mass media
hromadný {adj} :: mass
hrome {interj} :: bummer
Hromnice {noun} :: Candlemas
hromosvod {m} :: lightning rod
hroší {adj} [relational] :: hippopotamus, hippo
hrot {m} :: prong (thin, pointed, projecting part)
hrot {m} :: nib, the writing end of a fountain pen or a dip pen
hrouda {f} :: clod (lump of something, especially of earth or clay)
hroutit {v impf} :: to crumple, crumble, collapse
hroutit {v impf} :: (person) to break down
hrozba {f} :: threat
hrozen {m} :: bunch of grapes (bunch of small, round, smooth-skinned edible fruits)
hrozit {v impf} :: to threaten
hrozitánský {adj} :: augmentative of hrozný
hrozně {adv} :: horribly (very badly)
hrozně {adv} :: horribly (extremely)
hrozný {adj} :: horrible, terrible, awful
hroznýš {m} :: boa (any of a group of large American snakes, of the genus Boa)
hrst {f} :: human palm bent into a form of a bowl or grasping something
hrst {f} :: handful (the amount that a hand will grasp or contain)
hrst {f} :: a little or a few
hrstička {f} :: diminutive of hrst
hrstka {f} :: diminutive of hrst
hrtan {m} :: larynx
hrtanová příklopka {f} [anatomy] :: epiglottis
hrtanový {adj} :: laryngeal (of or pertaining to larynx)
hrubě {adv} :: roughly, rudely, crudely
hrubě {adv} :: coarsely (ground - flour etc)
hrubě {adv} :: grossly
hrubost {f} :: roughness
hrubý {adj} :: rough, harsh (not smooth)
hrubý {adj} :: rough, coarse (composed of large particles)
hrubý {adj} :: rough (approximate)
hrubý {adj} :: rough, impolite (of manners)
hrubý domácí produkt {m} :: gross domestic product (economic production of a particular territory)
hruď {f} :: chest (part of the body)
hruda {f} :: alternative form of hrouda
hrudí {n} [archaic] :: alternative form of hruď
hrudní {adj} :: thoracic
hrudní dutina {f} [anatomy] :: thoracic cavity
hrudník {m} :: chest, thorax
hrudní kost {f} [skeleton] :: sternum, breastbone
hrudní koš {m} [skeleton] :: rib cage
hrušeň {f} :: pear, pear tree
hruška {f} :: pear (fruit)
hruška {f} [colloquial] :: pear (tree)
hruškový {adj} [relational] :: pear (made from or pertaining to pears)
hruškový mošt {m} :: Non-alcoholic beverage made from pears, pear juice
hruškový mošt {m} :: Perry
hruštička {f} :: diminutive of hruška
hruštička {f} :: wintergreen (Pyrola)
hrůza {f} :: dread (great fear)
hryzec {m anim} :: water vole (rodent of the genus Arvicola)
hryzec polní {m} :: water vole
hryzec vodní {m anim} :: water vole, Arvicola terrestris
hřát {v impf} :: to warm
hřbet {m} :: spine (bound edge of a book)
hřbitov {m} :: graveyard
hřbitůvek {m} :: diminutive of hřbitov
hřebec {m} :: stallion, stud (male horse)
hřebeček {m} :: diminutive of hřebec
hřeben {m} :: comb (for hair)
hřeben {m} :: ridge (of hills)
hřebice {f} :: mare (female horse)
hřebíček {m} :: clove (spice)
hřebík {m} :: nail (metal fastener)
hřebínek {m inan} :: diminutive of hřeben
hřebínek {m inan} :: diminutive of hřeben
hřebínek {m inan} :: cockscomb, comb (of a rooster)
hřešit {v impf} :: to sin
hřib {m} :: Fungus belonging to one of several genera, for example Boletus, Aureoboletus and Chalciporus
hřib {m} :: mushroom cloud
hříbátko {n} :: diminutive of hříbě
hřib dubový {m} :: mushroom Boletus reticulatus
hříbě {n} :: foal
hříběcí {adj} :: foal, foal's
hříbeček {m} :: diminutive of hříbek
hříbek {m} :: diminutive of hřib
hřib koloděj {m} :: lurid bolete (Suillellus luridus)
hřib kovář {m} :: mushroom Neoboletus luridiformis
hřib satan {m} :: Satan's bolete (Boletus satanas)
hřib smrkový {m} :: porcini, cep (Boletus edulis)
hřib žlutomasý {m} :: mushroom Xerocomellus chrysenteron
hříčka {f} :: diminutive of hra
hřídel {f} :: shaft, driveshaft
hřích {m} :: sin
hříšník {m} :: sinner
hříšný {adj} :: sinful
hřiště {n} :: playground
hřiště {n} :: field, playing field
hříva {f} :: mane
hřivnáč {m} :: wood pigeon
huba {f} :: muzzle (the protruding part of many animal's head which includes nose, mouth and jaws)
huba {f} [vulgar] :: mouth (human mouth)
hubeňour {m} :: thin person
hubeňous {m} :: thin person
hubený {adj} :: thin, skinny
hubený jako lunt {adj} [simile] :: skinny as a rail
hubený jako tyčka {adj} [simile] :: skinny as a rail
Hubert {prop} {m} :: given name
Hubertek {prop} {m} :: given name
hubička {f} :: diminutive of huba
hubička {f} :: kiss
hubnout {v impf} :: to lose weight
hudba {f} :: music
hudebka {f} :: music education
hudební {adj} :: musical
hudebnice {f} :: female musician
hudebník {m anim} :: musician
hudební nástroj {m} :: musical instrument
hudební stupnice {f} :: musical scale
hudec {m} [archaic] :: musician, especially a violinist
hudrovat {v impf} :: to gobble (to make the sound of a turkey)
hudrovat {v impf} :: to grouse, grumble, gripe
hugenot {m} :: Huguenot (member of the Protestant Reformed Church of France during the 16th and 17th century)
Hugo {prop} {m} :: given name
hukot {m} :: roar, thunder
hukot {m} :: drone, throb, hum (of engines)
hukot {m} :: roar, tumult (of a crowd)
hukot {m} :: buzz, ringing (in ears)
hůl {f} :: stick, staff (cane or walking stick)
hůl {f} [sports] :: stick, club (implement used to control a ball or puck)
hůl {f} [ice hockey, field hockey] :: hockey stick
hůl {f} [lacrosse] :: lacrosse stick
hůl {f} [golf] :: golf club
hula-hop {m} :: hula hoop (toy in the form of a large hoop which is twirled around various parts of the body, especially the waist)
hulákat {v} :: to shout, to holler
hulit {v impf} [colloquial] :: to smoke (to give off smoke)
hulit {v impf} [colloquial] :: to smoke (to deliberately inhale smoke)
hulit jako fabrika {v} [simile] :: to smoke a lot
hulvát {m} :: cad, ribald (vulgar fellow)
humanismus {m} :: humanism (an ethical system that centers on humans)
humanismus {m} :: humanism (the historical revival of Classical culture, notably during the Renaissance circa 16th century)
humanista {m} :: humanist
humanistický {adj} :: humanistic
humanita {f} :: humanity (the quality of being benevolent)
humanitarismus {m} :: humanitarianism
humanitární {adj} :: humanitarian
humanitní {adj} :: humanistic
humanitní {adj} :: of humanities
humanizace {f} :: humanization
humanizmus {m} :: alternative spelling of humanismus
humanizovat {v} :: to humanize
humánní {adj} :: humane (having a disposition to treat other human beings or animals with kindness)
humánní {adj} [medicine] :: human (of or relating to humans)
humánnost {f} :: humanity, humaneness
humanoid {m} :: humanoid (a being having the appearance or characteristics of a human)
humanoidní {adj} :: humanoid
humenný {adj} :: Of or pertaining to a threshing floor
humno {n} :: threshing floor
humor {m} :: humor [US], humour [UK] (source of amusement)
humoreska {f} :: lighthearted short story
humoreska {f} :: humoresque (musical composition that is playful in attitude and tone)
humorný {adj} :: humorous, funny
humovský {adj} :: Humean
humr {m} :: lobster
humří {adj} [relational] :: lobster
humus {m} :: humus
hungarismus {m} :: a Hungarianism, a word or other feature originating in the Hungarian language that has been borrowed by another language
hungaristika {f} :: Hungarian studies
Huntingtonova chorea {f} :: Huntington's disease
Huntingtonova choroba {f} :: Huntington's disease
Huntingtonova nemoc {f} :: Huntington's disease
hup {interj} :: Interjection describing a quick, jumping movement
hurá {interj} :: hurrah, hurray
hůra {f} [dialectal] :: alternative form of hora
hůra {f} [dialectal] :: attic, garret, loft
hurikán {m} :: hurricane (weather phenomenon)
huriska {f} :: houri
hůrka {f} :: diminutive of hora: hill
Hurón {m} :: Huron (a member of the Wyandot people, a Native American group)
hůř {adv} :: comparative of špatně
hůř {adv} :: comparative of zle
hůře {adv} :: comparative of špatně
hůře {adv} :: comparative of zle
husa {f} :: goose
husa {f} [colloquial, pejorative, offensive] :: stupid woman (objectionable woman)
husa {f} :: female goose
husačka {f} :: female gooseherd
husák {m anim} :: gander (male goose)
husák {m anim} :: gooseherd
husák {m anim} :: goose dealer, goose monger
husák {m anim} [archaic, derogatory] :: Hussite
husar {m} :: hussar
husí {adj} [relational] :: goose, goose's
husice {f} :: shelduck
husice {f} :: sheldgoose
husička {f} :: diminutive of husa
husí kůže {f} :: goose bumps, goose pimples
husita {m} :: Hussite
husitismus {m} :: Hussitism
husitský {adj} :: Hussite
husitství {n} :: Hussitism
huska {noun} [colloquial] :: diminutive of husa
husky {noun} :: husky (breed of dog)
husky {noun} [colloquial] :: diminutive of husy
husopas {m anim} :: gooseherd
husopaska {f} :: female gooseherd
huspenitý {adj} [rare] :: jellylike (resembling jelly or aspic)
huspenitý {adj} [mycology] :: gelatinosum (second part of the binomial name rosolozub huspenitý)
hustě {adv} :: thickly, densely
hustě {adv} :: wickedly
hustota {f} :: density
hustota pravděpodobnosti {f} [probability theory] :: probability density, probability density function
hustý {adj} :: dense
huť {f} :: ironworks, steelworks
huť {f} :: manufacturing company
hutnictví {n} :: metallurgy
hutník {m anim} :: metallurgist (worker in ironworks or steelworks)
hvězda {f} :: star
hvězda {f} [gymnastics] :: cartwheel
hvězdárna {f} :: observatory (building used to observe celestial bodies)
hvězdář {m} :: astronomer
hvězdář {m} :: astrologer
hvězdářský {adj} :: astronomical
hvězdářství {f} :: astronomy
hvězdice {f} :: starfish
hvězdice {f} :: shuriken, throwing star
hvězdice {f} :: aster (any of several plants of the genus Aster)
hvězdička {f} :: asterisk, star
hvězdička {f} :: star (symbol used to rate quality)
hvězdnice {f} :: aster (genus Aster)
hvězdný {adj} :: stellar, star (of, pertaining to, or characteristic of stars)
hvězdný {adj} :: stellar, star (exceptional; wonderful)
hvězdný vítr {m} [astronomy] :: stellar wind
hvězdokupa {f} :: star cluster
hvězdoprava {f} [archaic] :: astrology
hvězdopravec {m} :: astrologer, astrologist
hvězdopravecký {adj} :: astrological
hvězdopravectví {n} :: astrology
hvízdák {m anim} :: wigeon
hvozd {m} [literary] :: forest
hvozdík {m} :: carnation (any plant in the genus Dianthus)
hvozdík bradatý {m} :: sweet william
hvozdík vousatý {m} :: sweet william
hvozdík zahradní {m} :: carnation (a plant of species Dianthus caryophyllus)
hyacint {m} :: hyacinth (plant of the genus Hyacinthus)
hýbat {v impf} :: to move (+ s)
hýbat {v impf} :: to move
hýbat se {v impf} :: reflexive of hýbat
hybnost {f} :: momentum
hybný {adj} :: driving, motive
hybridní {adj} :: hybrid
hydra {f} [Greek mythology, Roman mythology, singulare tantum] :: Hydra, a mythological serpent with seven heads
hydra {f} :: something monstrous which is extremely difficult to fight with (often connected with organized crime)
hydra {f} :: Hydra, a genus of hydrozoan in family Hydridae
Hydra {f} [Greek mythology, Roman mythology] :: Hydra, a mythological serpent with seven heads
Hydra {f} [constellation] :: Hydra, a spring constellation of the northern sky
Hydra {f} [astronomy] :: Hydra, a moon of Pluto
Hydra {f} [geography] :: Hydra, one of the Saronic Islands of Greece in the Aegean Sea
hydrant {m} :: hydrant
hydrát {m} :: hydrate (solid compound containing or linked to water molecules)
hydratace {f} :: hydration
hydratovat {v} :: to hydrate
hydraulický {adj} :: hydraulic (of or relating to hydraulics)
hydraulika {f} :: hydraulics (engineering science that deals with practical applications where liquid is in motion and transmits energy)
hydrazin {m} :: hydrazine
hydrid {m} [inorganic chemistry] :: hydride
hydrid lithný {m} :: lithium hydride
hydro- {prefix} :: hydro- (pertaining to water)
hydrocefalus {m} :: hydrocephalus
hydroelektrárna {f} :: hydroelectric plant
hydrofobní {adj} :: hydrophobic (lacking an affinity for water)
hydrofyt {m} :: hydrophyte (plant that lives in or requires an abundance of water)
hydrogeolog {m} :: hydrogeologist
hydrogeologie {f} :: hydrogeology
hydrolog {m} :: hydrologist
hydrologie {f} :: hydrology
hydrolytický {adj} :: hydrolytic
hydrolýza {f} :: hydrolysis
hydrometeor {m} :: hydrometeor
hydrometeorologický {adj} :: hydrometeorological
hydrometeorologie {f} :: hydrometeorology
hydronefróza {f} :: hydronephrosis (pathological condition)
hydronymum {n} :: hydronym
hydroplán {m} :: seaplane (an aircraft)
hydrosféra {f} :: hydrosphere
hydrostatický {adj} :: hydrostatic
hydrostatika {f} :: hydrostatics
hydroterapie {f} :: hydrotherapy
hydroxid {m} :: hydroxide
hydroxid sodný {m} :: Sodium hydroxide
hydroxyapatit {m} :: hydroxyapatite
hydroxytryptofan {m} :: hydroxytryptophan
hyena {f} :: hyena (large carnivore)
hyena cibetková {f} :: aardwolf (the mammal species Proteles cristatus)
hyení {adj} [relational] :: hyena, hyena's
hygiena {f} :: hygiene
hygienický {adj} :: hygienic
hygienik {m} :: hygienist
hygrometr {m} :: hygrometer
hygroskopický {adj} :: hygroscopic (readily taking up and retaining water, especially from the atmosphere)
hýkat {v impf} :: to bray (make the sound of a donkey)
hýkot {m inan} :: bray, braying, hee-haw
hýl {m} :: grosbeak
hýl {m} :: bullfinch
hýl obecný {m} :: bullfinch
hymen {m} :: hymen
Hymen {prop} {m} :: Hymen
hymna {f} :: anthem
Hynek {prop} {m} :: given name
hynout {v impf} :: to die
hyper- {prefix} :: hyper-
hyperaktivita {f} :: hyperactivity
hyperaktivní {adj} :: hyperactive
hyperbola {f} [geometry] :: hyperbola
hyperbola {f} :: hyperbole, overstatement
hyperbolický {adj} :: hyperbolic (of or pertaining to hyperbole: exaggeration)
hyperbolický {adj} :: hyperbolic (of or pertaining to hyperbola: conic section)
hypercelulární {adj} :: hypercellular (having a greater than usual number of cells)
hypergeometrické rozdělení {n} [probability theory, statistics] :: hypergeometric distribution
hyperglykémie {f} :: hyperglycemia (unusually high concentration of sugar in the blood)
hyperinflace {f} :: hyperinflation
hyperkalemie {f} :: hyperkalemia (the condition of having an abnormally high concentration of potassium ions in the blood)
hyperkapnie {f} :: hypercapnia (condition of having an abnormally high concentration of carbon dioxide in the blood)
hyperkeratóza {f} :: hyperkeratosis (excess keratin formation on the skin surface)
hyperkorektní {adj} :: hypercorrect
hyperkorektnost {f} :: hypercorrectness
hyperkoule {f} :: hypersphere
hyperkritický {adj} :: hypercritical
hyperkrychle {f} :: hypercube
hyperkvádr {m} :: hypercuboid
hyperkyfóza {f} [pathology] :: kyphosis (abnormal curvature of the spine)
hyperlordóza {f} [pathology] :: lordosis (excessive curvature)
hypermobilita {f} :: hypermobility (an excess amount of elasticity in a bodily joint)
hypermobilní {adj} :: hypermobile
hyperonymum {n} :: hypernym
hyperprostor {m} :: hyperspace
hypersféra {f} :: hypersphere
hypertenze {f} :: hypertension
hypertermie {f} [pathology] :: hyperthermia
hypertonický {adj} :: hypertonic (having a greater osmotic pressure than another)
hypertonie {f} :: hypertonia (abnormal increase in tightness of muscle tone)
hypertonie {f} :: hypertension (abnormally high blood pressure)
hypertyreóza {f} :: hyperthyroidism (pathological condition resulting from excess thyroid hormones)
hyperventilace {f} :: hyperventilation
Hypnos {prop} {m} [Greek god] :: Hypnos
hypnotický {adj} :: hypnotic
hypnotizovat {v impf} :: to hypnotise
hypnóza {f} :: hypnosis
hypocelulární {adj} :: hypocellular (containing fewer cells than normal or expected)
hypocykloida {f} :: hypocycloid
hypofýza {f} :: pituitary gland
hypoglykémie {f} :: hypoglycemia (low level of blood glucose)
hypochondr {m} :: hypochondriac
hypochondrický {adj} :: hypochondriac (related to, or affected by hypochondria)
hypochondrie {f} :: hypochondriasis
hypokapnie {f} :: hypocapnia (state of reduced carbon dioxide in the blood)
hypománie {f} :: hypomania (mild form of mania)
hypomobilita {f} :: hypomobility
hypomobilní {adj} :: hypomobile
hyponymum {n} :: hyponym
hyposenzibilizace {f} :: hyposensitization
hypotalamus {m} :: alternative spelling of hypothalamus
hypoteční {adj} [relational] :: mortgage
hypotéční {adj} [relational] :: mortgage
hypotéka {f} :: mortgage
hypotenze {f} :: hypotension
hypotermie {f} [pathology] :: hypothermia
hypoteticky {adv} :: hypothetically
hypotetický {adj} :: hypothetical
hypotéza {f} :: hypothesis
hypothalamus {m} [anatomy] :: hypothalamus
hypotonický {adj} :: hypotonic (having a lower osmotic pressure than another)
hypotonie {f} :: hypotonia (abnormal loss of muscle tone)
hypotonie {f} :: hypotension (abnormally low blood pressure)
hypotrochoida {f} :: A hypotrochoid
hypotyreóza {f} [pathology] :: hypothyroidism (the disease state caused by insufficient production of thyroid hormone by the thyroid gland)
hypoventilace {f} :: hypoventilation
hypoxie {f} :: hypoxia (condition in which tissues are deprived of an adequate supply of oxygen)
hýřil {m} :: spendthrift
hysterektomie {f} :: hysterectomy (surgical removal of the uterus or part thereof)
hystereze {f} :: hysteresis
hysterický {adj} :: hysterical
hysterický záchvat {m} :: hysterics
hysterie {f} :: hysteria
hysterka {f} [colloquial] :: hysterical woman
hýždě {fp} :: buttocks