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macecha {f} :: stepmother
maceška {f} :: pansy (flower)
Macourek {prop} {m} :: A Czech surname
Macujama {prop} {f} :: Matsuyama
mačeta {f} :: machete (sword-like tool used for cutting large plants with a chopping motion)
mačka {noun} :: crampon
máčka {f} :: Sea holly
máčka přímořská {f} :: sea holly
mačkat {vt impf} :: To press, push
mačkat {vt impf} :: To squeeze, mash
mačkat {vt impf} :: To crumple, wrinkle, crease
mačkat {v impf} :: To crumple, crease
mačkat {v impf} :: To throng, be crammed
mada {m anim} :: racket-tail
mada {m anim} :: any parrot of genus Tanygnathus
Madagaskar {prop} {m} :: Madagascar
madagaskarský {adj} :: Malagasy, of Madagascar
Maďar {m anim} :: Hungarian (person)
maďarismus {m} :: word or other feature originating in the Hungarian language that has been borrowed by another language
Maďarka {f} :: female Hungarian
Maďarsko {prop} {n} :: Hungary
maďarsky {adv} :: in the Hungarian language
maďarský {adj} :: Hungarian
maďarština {f} :: Hungarian (language)
Madrid {prop} {m} :: Madrid (capital city)
Madrid {prop} {m} :: Madrid (autonomous community)
Madrid {prop} {m} :: Madrid (province)
Madriďan {m} :: person from Madrid
mafián {m} :: Mafioso, mobster
mafie {f} :: the Mafia
mág {m anim} [literary] :: magician, wizard, sorcerer
mág {m anim} :: wizard (one who is especially skilled or unusually talented in a particular field)
magamatický {adj} :: magmatic
magazín {m} :: magazine (periodical)
Magda {prop} {f} :: A pet form of female given name Magdaléna
Magdalena {prop} {f} :: given name
Magdaléna {prop} {f} :: given name
Magdeburk {prop} {m} :: Magdeburg (city)
Magdička {prop} {f} :: given name
magický {adj} :: magical, magic
magič {m} [colloquial] :: tape player or tape recorder
magie {f} :: magic
magistr {m} :: An academic degree in the Czech Republic, similar to those of a Master of Arts and Master of Science (abbreviation: Mgr.)
magistr {m} :: A pharmacist
magistra {f} :: female magistr
magistrát {m} :: city hall (city government)
maglajz {m} [colloquial] :: chaos, confusion, mess
magnet {m} :: magnet
magneťák {m} [colloquial] :: tape player or tape recorder
magnetická páska {f} :: magnetic tape (acrylic tape used for recording data)
magnetické pole {n} :: magnetic field (a field of magnetic force)
magnetický {adj} :: magnetic
magnetismus {m} :: magnetism
magnetofon {m} :: tape recorder
magnetosféra {f} :: magnetosphere (region around a planet)
magnólie {f} :: magnolia (tree)
magor {m} :: fool
mahagon {m} :: mahogany (wood)
mahárádža {m} :: maharaja
Mahulena {prop} {f} :: given name
Mahulenka {prop} {f} :: given name
Macháček {prop} {m} :: A Czech surname
Machačkala {prop} {f} :: Machačkala (city)
machiavelismus {m} :: Machiavellianism
machinace {f} :: machination
Machovo číslo {n} [physics] :: Mach number
máj {m} :: May
maják {m} :: lighthouse
maják {m} :: flashing light on a vehicle
majetek {m} :: possession, property
majetkový {adj} [relational] :: property
majetný {adj} :: rich, wealthy
majitel {m} :: owner, proprietor
majitelka {f} :: female owner
májka {f} :: maypole
majlant {m} [colloquial] :: fortune, pretty penny (a lot of money)
majna {f} :: myna
majonéza {f} :: mayonnaise (dressing)
major {m} :: major [military]
majorán {m} [archaic] :: marjoram
majoránka {f} :: marjoram (plant)
majoránka {f} :: marjoram (culinary herb)
majordomus {m} :: butler, majordomo
májový {adj} [relational] :: May
majstrštyk {m} [colloquial] :: feat (a relatively rare or difficult accomplishment)
majuskule {f} :: capital letter, majuscule (uppercase letter)
mák {m} :: poppy, poppyseed
makabrózní {adj} :: macabre
makak {m} :: macaque
makaróny {noun} :: macaroni
Makarská {prop} :: Makarská (city)
makat {v impf} [colloquial] :: to work hard
makat jako šroub {v} [simile] :: to work hard
Makedoňan {m anim} :: Macedonian (person)
Makedonec {m anim} :: Macedonian (person)
Makedonie {prop} {f} :: Macedonia
Makedonka {f} :: female Macedonian
makedonský {adj} :: Macedonian, of Macedonia
Makemake {prop} {m} :: [mythology, animate] Makemake, the creator deity in the mythology of Easter Island
Makemake {prop} {m} :: [astronomy, inanimate] Makemake, a dwarf planet and large Kuiper belt object
makléř {m} :: broker
makovice {f} :: poppyhead, poppy head
makovice {f} [colloquial] :: head
makovička {f} :: diminutive of makovice
makový {adj} :: poppyseed (made from or related to poppyseed)
makrela {f} :: mackerel
makro- {prefix} :: macro-
makro {n} :: macro
makrocefalie {f} :: macrocephaly
makroekonomický {adj} :: macroeconomic
makroekonomie {f} :: macroeconomics
makroekonomika {f} :: macroeconomy
makrofág {m} :: macrophage
makromolekula {f} :: macromolecule
makromolekulární {adj} :: macromolecular
makron {m} :: macron (short, straight, horizontal diacritical mark (¯))
makroskopický {adj} :: macroscopic
makrostav {m} [physics] :: macrostate
makulopapulární {adj} :: maculopapular
Malá Asie {prop} {f} :: Asia Minor
Malachiáš {prop} {m} [religion] :: Malachi
malachit {noun} [mineralogy] :: malachite
malajálamština {prop} {f} :: Malayalam (one of Dravidian languages, spoken in India)
Malajec {m anim} :: Malay (person)
Malajsie {prop} {f} :: Malaysia
Malajsijec {m anim} :: Malaysian (person)
malajsijský {adj} :: Malaysian, of Malaysia, Malaysia's
malajský {adj} :: Malay
malajština {prop} {f} :: Malay (language)
malárie {f} :: malaria
malátnost {f} :: malaise
Malawi {prop} {n} :: Malawi
Malawijec {m} :: Malawian (person)
malawiský {adj} :: Malawian, of Malawi
malawský {adj} :: Malawian, of Malawi
malba {f} :: painting (artistic activity)
malebný {adj} :: picturesque
Maledivan {m} :: Maldivian (person)
Maledivec {m} :: Maldivian (person)
maledivský {adj} :: Maldivian, of Maldives
Maledivy {prop} {p} :: Maldives
Málek {prop} {m} :: A Czech surname
málem {adv} :: nearly (almost, but not quite)
malér {m} [colloquial] :: trouble
Malgaš {m anim} :: Malagasy (person)
malgašský {adj} :: Malagasy
malgaština {f} :: Malagasy (language spoken on Madagaskar)
Mali {prop} {n} :: Mali (country)
malíček {m} :: little finger
malíček {m} :: little toe
maličkatý {adj} :: diminutive of malý: tiny
maličkost {f} :: trifle, bagatelle (a detail or thing of little importance or worth)
maličký {adj} :: tiny (very small)
maligní {adj} :: malignant
malichernost {adj} :: trifle, triviality, pettiness
malicherný {adj} :: petty
Malijec {m anim} :: Malian (person)
malijský {adj} :: Malian (of, from, or pertaining to Mali or the Malian people)
malík {m} :: little finger
malík {m} :: little toe
malina {f} :: raspberry (fruit)
malina {f} :: raspberry (plant)
maliník {m} :: raspberry (plant)
malinkatý {adj} :: diminutive of malý: tiny
malinký {adj} :: diminutive of malý: tiny
malinový {adj} [relational] :: raspberry (made from or related to raspberries)
malíř {m anim} :: painter
malířka {f} :: female painter
malířský {adj} [relational] :: painter's, painting
malířský stojan {m} :: easel
maliský {adj} :: Malian (of, from, or pertaining to Mali or the Malian people)
mallarméovský {adj} :: Mallarméan (of or relating to Stéphane Mallarmé)
Mallorca {prop} {f} :: Majorca, Mallorca
Mallorčan {m} :: Majorcan, Mallorcan
Mallorka {prop} {f} :: alternative form of Mallorca
mallorský {adj} :: Majorcan, Mallorcan
málo {adv} :: little, few (not much)
málokdo {pron} :: few, few people
málokdy {adv} :: rarely
malomocenství {n} :: leprosy
malomocný {adj} :: leprous
malomocný {m} :: leper
malomyslnost {f} :: despondency
malomyslný {adj} :: despondent
maloobchod {m} :: retail
maloobchodník {m} :: retailer
Malorka {prop} {f} :: alternative form of Mallorca
malovat {v impf} :: to paint
malta {f} :: mortar (mixture used for bonding bricks and stones)
Malta {prop} {f} :: Malta
Malťan {m} :: Maltese (person)
maltáza {f} :: maltase
malthusiánský {adj} :: Malthusian
malthusovský {adj} :: Malthusian
maltodextrin {m} :: maltodextrin
maltóza {f} :: maltose
maltský {adj} :: Maltese, of Malta, Malta's
maltština {f} :: Maltese (language)
Malvína {prop} {f} :: given name
malware {noun} [computing] :: malware
malý {adj} :: small
malý {adj} [music] :: minor (the smaller of two intervals denoted by the same ordinal number)
malý {m} :: synonym of betl
Malý {prop} {m} :: A Czech surname
máma {f} :: mum, mom, mommy
mamba {f} :: mamba
mambo {n} :: mambo (dance)
mami {noun} :: mom, mum
mamilární tělísko {n} :: mammillary body
maminka {f} :: mum, mom (affectionate word for mother)
mámit {v impf} :: to lure, entice
mámit {v impf} :: to coax, cajole, wheedle
mamka {f} :: mum, mom, mommy
mamlas {m} :: drip (person)
mamograf {m} :: mammograph
mamografický {adj} :: mammographic
mamografie {f} :: mammography
mám otázku {phrase} :: I have a question
mamrd {m} [slang, vulgar, ] :: motherfucker (generic term of abuse)
mamut {m} :: mammoth
mamutí {adj} [relational] :: mammoth, mammoth's
mám žízeň {phrase} :: I'm thirsty
mana {noun} :: manna
Máňa {prop} {f} :: A pet form of the female given name Marie
management {m} [management] :: management
maňásek {m} :: hand puppet
manažer {m} :: manager
manažerka {f} :: female manager
mandarín {m} :: mandarin (person)
mandarinka {f} :: (fruit) mandarin orange
mandarinkovník {m} :: mandarin orange (tree)
mandarinský {adj} :: mandarin
mandarínština {f} :: (language) Mandarin
mandát {m} :: mandate
Mandelbrotova množina {f} :: Mandelbrot set
mandelík {f} :: roller (bird)
mandelinka {f} :: potato beetle, Colorado beetle
mandl {m} :: mangle (a hand-operated device with rollers, for wringing laundry)
mandle {f} :: almond
mandle {f} :: tonsil (lymphatic tissue)
mandloň {f} :: almond (tree)
mandlové mléko {n} :: almond milk
mandlový {adj} :: almond (made from or related to almonds)
mandolína {f} [musical instruments] :: mandolin
mandolinista {m} :: mandolinist (person who plays a mandolin)
mandorla {noun} :: mandorla
Mandžusko {prop} {n} :: Manchuria
manekýn {m} :: male model (male person who serves as a subject for artwork or fashion, usually in the medium of photography but also for painting or drawing)
manekýna {f} :: female model (female person who serves as a subject for artwork or fashion, usually in the medium of photography but also for painting or drawing)
manekýnka {f} :: female model (female person who serves as a subject for artwork or fashion, usually in the medium of photography but also for painting or drawing)
manévr {m} :: manoeuvre
manévrovat {v impf} :: to manoeuvre
mangan {m} :: manganese
manganistan {m} :: permanganate
manganistý {adj} :: manganese
mango {n} :: mango (the fruit of the mango tree)
mangovník {m} :: mango (tropical fruit tree Mangifera indica)
maniak {m} :: maniac
Mánička {prop} {f} :: given name, a pet form of Marie
mánie {f} :: mania (mental disorder)
mánie {f} :: mania (great passion)
manifest {m} :: manifesto
manifestace {f} :: manifestation
maník {m anim} :: guy, dude (man)
manikér {m} :: manicurist
manikérka {f} :: female manicurist
manikúra {f} :: manicure
manilské konopí {n} :: abaca (plant)
maniodepresivní {adj} :: of or pertaining to mania and depression at the same time
maniodepresivní psychóza {f} :: manic depression
manipulace {f} :: manipulation
manipulátor {m} :: manipulator (person trying to control another one through deception or guilt induction)
manipulátor {m} :: manipulator (device)
manipulovat {v impf} :: to manipulate (to influence, manage, direct, control or tamper with something)
manitol {m} :: mannitol
manometr {m} :: manometer
manšestr {m} :: corduroy (heavy fabric, usually made of cotton, with vertical ribs)
mantila {f} :: mantilla
mantinel {m} :: boards (in ice hockey etc)
mantinel {m} :: cushion (in billiards etc)
mantinel {m} [figuratively] :: restriction, boundary
mantisa {f} :: mantissa, significand (that part of a floating-point number or number in scientific notation that contains its significant digits)
manuál {m} :: manual (booklet)
manuál {m} :: manual (manual transmission)
manuální {adj} :: manual (done or operated by hand)
manuální {adj} :: manual (human initiated or controlled)
manuální převodovka {f} :: manual transmission
manžel {m anim} :: husband (a man in a marriage)
manželé {mp} [plurale tantum] :: married couple, husband and wife
manželka {f} :: wife
manželský {adj} [relational] :: marriage, marital
manželství {n} :: marriage (union of two or more people)
manžeta {f} :: cuff (the end of a shirt sleeve that covers the wrist)
manžílek {m} :: diminutive of manžel
maoismus {m} :: Maoism
maoistický {adj} :: Maoist (of Maoism or Mao)
maorština {f} :: Maori, Māori (language)
mapa {f} :: map (visual representation of an area)
mapa stránek {f} :: site map
mapa webu {f} :: site map
mapka {f} :: diminutive of mapa
maprotilin {m} :: maprotiline
marabu {m anim} :: marabou
Marakeš {prop} :: alternative form of Marrákeš
Marathón {prop} {m} :: Marathon (town in Attica, Greece)
maráthský {adj} :: Marathi
maráthština {f} :: Marathi (language)
maraton {m} :: marathon
maratón {m} :: marathon
maratonec {m} :: marathon runner, marathoner
maratonský {adj} :: Marathon
maratónský {adj} :: Marathon
Marcel {prop} {m} :: given name
Marcela {prop} {f} :: given name
Marcelka {prop} {f} :: given name
marcipán {m} :: marzipan
Mareček {prop} {m} :: given name
Marek {prop} {m} :: given name
Mareš {prop} {m} :: A Czech surname
margarín {m} :: margarine (spread, manufactured from a blend of vegetable oils, emulsifiers etc, mostly used as a substitute for butter)
Margot {prop} {f} :: given name
Marián {prop} {m} :: given name
Mariana {prop} {f} :: given name
mariánský {adj} [relational] :: Mary
mariánský {adj} [relational] :: Mariana
mariáš {m} [card games] :: A three-player trick-taking card game of the King–Queen family, popular in the Czech Republic and Slovakia
Marie {prop} {f} :: given name
Marie {prop} {f} :: Mary (biblical figure)
marihuana {f} :: marijuana
Marika {prop} {f} :: given name
Marina {prop} {f} :: given name
marináda {f} :: marinade
mariňák {m} :: sailor, seaman, mariner
marinovat {v both} :: to marinate (soak in marinade)
marioneta {f} :: marionette
marjánka {f} [colloquial] :: marjoram
marjánka {f} [colloquial] :: weed, marihuana
marka {f} [money] :: mark
marka {f} [historical] :: march (border region)
markantní {adj} :: obvious, conspicuous, significant
Markéta {prop} {f} :: given name
marketér {m} :: marketer (person who designs and executes marketing campaigns)
marketingový {adj} :: marketing
Markétka {prop} {f} :: given name
Markoman {m} :: Marcomanni person
Markovův proces {m} [probability theory] :: Markov process
Markovův řetězec {m} [probability theory] :: Markov chain
markrabě {m} :: margrave
markrabí {m} :: alternative form of markrabě
markrabství {n} :: margraviate, marquisate
markytán {m} :: a male sutler
markytánka {m} :: a female sutler
markýz {m} :: marquess, marquis
markýza {f} :: marchioness
markýza {f} :: awning, canopy
Marmarské moře {prop} {n} :: the Sea of Marmara
marmeláda {f} :: (food) jam
marně {adv} :: uselessly, futilely
márnice {f} :: mortuary (place where dead bodies are stored prior to burial or cremation)
marnit {v impf} :: to waste
marnivost {f} :: vanity, vainglory
marnivý {adj} :: vain, conceited
marnivý {adj} :: vain, showy (overly interested in one's dress, appearance etc)
marnost {f} :: vanity, futility
marnotratný {adj} :: prodigal, spendthrift
marný {adj} :: vain, futile
marocký {adj} :: Moroccan
Maročan {m} :: Moroccan (person)
Maročanka {f} :: female Moroccan
marod {adj} :: ill, sick
marod {m} :: ill person
marodit {v} [colloquial] :: to be ill
Marokánec {m} :: Moroccan (person)
Maroko {prop} {n} :: Morocco
Marrakeš {prop} :: alternative form of Marrákeš
Marrákeš {prop} :: Marrakech
Mars {prop} {m} :: [inanimate] Mars, the fourth planet in the solar system
Mars {prop} {m} :: [animate] Mars, the Roman god of war
Marseillan {m} :: Marseillais (native or inhabitant of Marseille)
Marseille {prop} {f} :: Marseille (capital city)
marseilleský {adj} :: Marseilles
marseillský {adj} :: Marseilles
Marshallovy ostrovy {prop} {mp} :: Marshall Islands
Marshallův plán {m} :: Marshall plan
maršál {m} :: marshal
maršalština {f} :: Marshallese (language)
Marta {prop} {f} :: given name
Marťa {prop} {f} :: A pet form of the female given names Martina
Marťan {m anim} :: Martian
Martička {prop} {f} :: given name
Martin {prop} {m} :: given name. Feminine form: Martina
Martina {prop} :: given name
Martínek {prop} {m} :: given name
Martinka {prop} {f} :: given name
Maruš {prop} {f} :: A pet form of the female given name Marie
Maruška {prop} {f} :: given name, a pet form of Marie
Marx {prop} {m} :: Marx
marxismus {m} :: Marxism
marxismus-leninismus {m} :: Marxism-Leninism
marxisticko-leninský {adj} :: Marxist-Leninist
marxistický {adj} :: Marxist
marže {f} :: margin (finance)
Mářa {prop} {f} :: A pet form of the female given names Marie
Mařena {prop} {f} :: given name
Mařenka {prop} {f} :: given name, a pet form of Marie
mařina {f} :: alternative form of mořena
mařinka {f} :: woodruff (any plant of the genus Asperula)
Mařka {prop} {f} :: given name, a pet form of Marie
masa {f} :: mass (a large body of individuals, especially persons)
masakr {m} :: massacre
masakrovat {v impf} :: to massacre
Masaryk {prop} {m} :: A Czech surname, notably held by Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk, a Czech politician and Czechoslovak president
masarykismus {m} :: the thought and positions of Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk, a Czech politician and Czechoslovak president
masarykovec {m} :: adherent of Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk, a Czech politician and Czechoslovak president
masarykovský {adj} :: Masarykian
masař {m anim} [dialectal] :: butcher
masařka {f} :: flesh fly
masáž {f} :: massage
masážní {adj} :: massage (when used attributively)
máselnan {m} :: butyrate
máselnice {f} :: butter churn
masér {m} :: masseur
masérka {f} :: masseuse
masíčko {n} :: diminutive of maso
masírovat {v impf} :: to massage
masitý {adj} :: meaty, fleshy
masivní {adj} :: massive
maska {f} :: mask (cover for the face)
Maskat {prop} {m} :: Maskat (capital city)
maskot {m} :: mascot (something used to symbolize a sports team or other group)
maskovat {v impf} :: to mask
maskulinum {n} :: masculine (male gender)
máslo {n} :: butter (foodstuff)
máslový {adj} [relational] :: butter
masmédia {noun} :: mass media
maso {n} :: meat
masochismus {m} :: masochism
masochista {m} :: masochist
masochistický {adj} :: masochistic
masová média {noun} :: mass media
masový {adj} [relational] :: meat
masový {adj} :: mass
masožravec {m} :: carnivore
masožravý {adj} :: carnivorous
mast {f} :: ointment
mastička {f} :: diminutive of mast
mastitida {f} :: mastitis (inflammation of a breast)
mastná kyselina {f} [chemistry] :: fatty acid
mastný {adj} :: greasy (having a slippery surface; having a surface covered with grease)
mastný {adj} [colloquial] :: expensive
mastocyt {m} [cytology] :: mast cell
mastocytóza {f} :: mastocytosis
masturbace {f} :: masturbation
masturbovat {v impf} :: To masturbate
mašíbl {m} [colloquial] :: weirdo, crackpot
mašina {f} [colloquial] :: machine
mašina {f} [colloquial] :: engine, locomotive
mašinerie {f} :: machine, machinery
mašinérie {f} :: machine, machinery
mašinfíra {m anim} [colloquial] :: engine driver, railroad engineer, locomotive engineer
mašinka {f} :: diminutive of mašina
maškaráda {f} :: masquerade
mašle {f} :: topknot, ribbon
mašlička {f} :: diminutive of mašle
mat {m} :: checkmate
máť {f} [archaic] :: alternative form of máti
máta {f} :: mint (any of several plants of the genus Mentha, typically aromatic with square stems)
matador {m} [bullfighting] :: matador (the person whose aim is to kill the bull in a bullfight)
Matěj {prop} {m anim} :: given name
matematická analýza {f} :: mathematical analysis
matematická logika {f} :: mathematical logic
matematické programování {n} :: mathematical programming
matematicky {adv} :: mathematically
matematický {adj} :: mathematical
matematik {m} :: mathematician
matematika {f} :: mathematics
mater {f} :: title of an abbess
materiál {m} :: material (matter which may be shaped or manipulated)
materialismus {m} :: materialism
materialista {m} :: materialist
materialistický {adj} :: materialistic
materiální {adj} :: material (worldly, as opposed to spiritual)
materiálový {adj} [relational] :: material (matter that may be shaped or manipulated)
matérie {f} [archaic] :: matter
maternální {adj} [biology, sociology] :: maternal
mateř {f} [archaic] :: mother
mateřídouška {f} :: thyme (any plant of genus Thymus)
mateřská dovolená {f} :: maternity leave (leave of absence)
mateřská škola {f} :: kindergarten
mateřské znaménko {n} :: birthmark
mateřský {adj} :: maternal
mateřský jazyk {m} :: mother tongue
mateřský nuklid {m} [chemistry] :: mother nuclide
mateřství {n} :: motherhood
mateřština {f} :: mother tongue
Mates {prop} {m} :: A pet form of the male given name Matěj
máti {f} [archaic or colloquial] :: mother
matice {f} [mathematics] :: matrix
matice {f} :: nut (of a bolt)
maticový {adj} [relational] :: nut (of a bolt)
maticový {adj} [relational] :: matrix (rectangular arrangement of numbers or terms)
matička {f} :: diminutive of matka
matika {f} [colloquial] :: math
matikář {m} :: math teacher
matka {f} :: mother
matka {f} :: nut (of a bolt)
matkovrah {m} :: matricide (person who kills their mother)
matkovražda {f} :: matricide (killing of one's mother)
matný {adj} :: matte
matoucí {adj} :: confusing
Matouš {prop} {m} :: given name
Matoušek {prop} {m} :: A Czech surname
matová situace {f} :: checkmate
matovat {v both} :: to checkmate
matový {adj} :: checkmate
mátový {adj} :: mint (made from or related to mint)
matrace {f} :: mattress
matriarchální {adj} :: matriarchal
matriarchát {m} :: matriarchy
matrika {f} :: register office
matrix {m} [biology] :: matrix
matrjoška {f} :: Russian doll
matroš {m} [colloquial] :: material
maturita {f} :: matura (final exams young adults take at the end of their secondary education in certain European countries)
maturitní zkouška {f} :: matura
Matuška {prop} {m} :: A surname
Matyáš {prop} {m} :: given name
Matylda {prop} {f} :: given name
Matýsek {prop} {m} :: given name, a pet form of Matěj
Maur {m} :: Moor
Mauretánie {prop} {f} :: Mauretánie (country)
Mauricijec {m} :: Mauritian (person)
mauricijský {adj} :: Mauritian, of Mauritius
Mauricius {prop} {m} :: Mauritius
Mauritánec {m anim} :: Mauritanian (person)
Mauritánie {prop} {f} :: Mauritánie (country)
mauritánský {adj} :: Mauritanian, of Mauritania
maurský {adj} :: Moorish
mávat {v impf} :: to wave (as a gesture)
mávat {v impf} :: to flap (i.e. wings)
maxilární {adj} :: maxillary
maxilofaciální {adj} :: maxillofacial (of or relating to the jaw and face)
Maxim {prop} {m} :: given name
maximalizace {f} :: maximization
maximalizovat {v p-i} :: to maximize
maximálně {adv} :: at most
maximálně {adv} :: maximally
maximální {adj} :: maximum, maximal
maximum {n} :: maximum
Maxmilián {prop} {m} :: given name
mayovka {f} [colloquial] :: any adventure novel by Karl May
maz {m inan} :: wax, grease
mazánek {m} :: mollycoddle
mazánek {m} :: teacher's pet
mazanice {f} :: (picture) daub
mazanice {f} :: scrawl, scribble
mazaný {adj} :: cunning, sly
mazaný jako liška {adj} [simile] :: sly as a fox
mazat {v impf} :: lubricate
mazat {v impf} :: spread (cover something with a thin layer of some substance)
mazat někomu med kolem huby {noun} [idiom, colloquial] :: to soft-soap somebody, to butter someone up
mazat někomu med kolem pusy {noun} [idiom, colloquial] :: alternative form of mazat někomu med kolem huby
mazat někomu med kolem úst {noun} [idiom, colloquial] :: alternative form of mazat někomu med kolem huby
mazat někomu med okolo huby {noun} [idiom, colloquial] :: alternative form of mazat někomu med kolem huby
mazel {m anim} :: darling
mazindol {m} :: mazindol
mazivo {n} :: lubricant
mazlíček {m anim} :: pet
mazlík {m} :: diminutive of mazel
mazlit {v impf} :: to fondle, to cuddle
maznice {f} :: grease gun
maznička {f} :: grease nipple
mazurka {f} :: mazurka (Polish dance)
mažoretka {f} :: majorette
mdle {adv} :: insipidly
mdlo {n} :: nausea (feeling of physical unwellness, usually with the desire to vomit)
mdloba {f} :: Faintness, dizziness or fainting fit
mdlost {f} :: insipidity, insipidness, tastelessness, vapidity, vapidness
mdlý {adj} :: insipid (unappetizingly flavorless)
{interj} :: bleat (the cry of a goat)
{pron} :: me (possessive, genitive case)
{pron} :: me (direct object of a verb, accusative case)
mecenáš {m} :: patron (financial supporter of arts and sciences)
mecenášství {n} :: patronage
meč {m} :: sword
mečík {m} :: diminutive of meč
mečík {m} :: gladiolus
mečíř {m} :: swordsmith, swordmaker
mečoun {m} :: swordfish
med {m} :: honey (thick, viscous, sweet liquid made by bees)
Méd {m} :: Mede
měď {f} :: copper (chemical element)
méďa {m} [colloquial] :: bear
méďa {m} [colloquial] :: teddy bear
medaile {f} :: medal
medailista {m} :: medalist (one who has received a medal)
medailistka {f} :: female medalist
měďák {m} :: copper (coin made of copper)
Medard {prop} {m} :: given name
Médea {f} :: Medea (enchantress in Greek mythology)
měděný {adj} :: copper, coppern (made of copper)
mediální {adj} :: media (when used attributively)
medián {m} :: median (statistics)
mediánový {adj} :: median (having the median as its value)
mediátor {m} :: mediator
Medicej {m} :: one of Medici, aristocratic Florentine family
medicejský {adj} :: Medici, de' Medici (of or relating to Medici, an aristocratic Florentine family)
medicína {f} :: medicine (field of study)
medicína {f} :: medicine, pharmaceutical
medicínský {adj} :: medical
Médie {prop} {f} :: Media
medievalistika {f} :: medieval studies
medikace {f} :: medication
medikament {m} :: drug, medicine, pharmaceutical
mědikovec {m} :: coppersmith (person who forges things out of copper)
Medina {prop} {f} :: Medina (capital city)
Medína {prop} {f} :: Medína (capital city)
medioklavikulární {adj} :: midclavicular
meditace {f} :: meditation
meditovat {v impf} :: to meditate
meditovat {v impf} :: to contemplate
medosavka {f} :: honeyeater
medovina {f} :: mead
medový {adj} :: honey
meduňka {f} :: lemon balm
medúza {f} :: jellyfish
medvěd {m anim} :: bear
medvěd hnědý {m} :: brown bear (Ursus arctos)
medvědí {adj} [relational] :: bear, bear's
medvědice {f} :: she-bear, sow (female bear)
medvědí trh {m} :: bear market
medvěd lední {m} :: polar bear
medvídě {n} :: bear cub
medvídek {m anim} :: diminutive of medvěd
medvídek {m anim} :: teddy bear (a stuffed toy bear)
medvídek {m anim} :: animal of the family Procyonidae (for example medvídek mýval)
medvídek {m anim} :: medvídek makiový, synonym of poto bezocasý (Calabar angwantibo)
medvídek Pů {prop} {m} :: Winnie the Pooh, Winnie-the-Pooh (the fictional bear)
meeting {m} :: meeting
mega- {prefix} :: mega- (SI system)
mega {n} [colloquial] :: million
megabajt {m} :: megabyte
megabit {m} :: megabit (one million bits)
megabyte {m} :: megabyte
megafon {m} :: megaphone (portable, usually hand-held, funnel-shaped device that is used to amplify a person’s natural voice toward a targeted direction)
megahertz {m} :: megahertz
megajoule {m} :: megajoule
megakaryoblast {m} :: megakaryoblast
megakaryocyt {m} :: megakaryocyte
megaloman {m} :: megalomaniac
megalomanie {f} :: megalomania
megalomanský {adj} :: megalomaniac, megalomaniacal
megalomanství {n} :: megalomania
megalopole {f} :: megalopolis, megacity
megatuna {f} :: megaton (measure of the strength of an explosion or a bomb)
megawatt {m} :: megawatt
mech {m inan} :: moss
měch {m} :: bellows
mechanický {adj} :: mechanical
mechanik {m} :: mechanic
mechanika {f} [physics] :: mechanics
mechanika {f} [computing] :: drive
mechanismus {m} :: mechanism
mecheche {n} [colloquial] :: party (social gathering for fun)
mechovka {f} :: Clitopilus (genus of fungi in the family Entolomataceae)
mechovka {f} :: moss animal, bryozoan, a representative of the phylum Bryozoa
mechovka {f} :: Rosa × centifolia var. muscosa (a kind of a hybrid rose)
mechovka obecná {noun} :: the miller, sweetbread mushroom, Clitopilus prunulus (species of fungi in the family Entolomataceae)
měchýř {m} :: bladder
meióza {f} [cytology] :: meiosis
mejdan {f} :: party (social gathering for fun)
mejdlo {n} :: informal form of mýdlo
mejdlo {n} [colloquial] :: party (social gathering for fun)
mejl {m} :: informal form of mail: mail, e-mail
měj se hezky {phrase} :: take care, bye-bye
mějte hezký den {phrase} :: have a nice day. alternative form of hezký den
mekáč {m} [slang] :: McDonald's
měkčí {adj} :: comparative of měkký
Mekka {prop} {f} :: Mekka (large city)
měkké patro {n} :: soft palate
měkkost {f} :: softness
měkký {adj} :: soft
měkkýš {m anim} :: mollusc
měkký znak {m} :: soft sign
Meklenbursko {prop} {n} :: Mecklenburg
Meklenbursko-Přední Pomořansko {prop} {n} :: Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
měknout {vi impf} :: to soften
mela {f} :: A melee; a brawl
Melanésie {prop} {f} :: Melanesia
melancholický {adj} :: melancholic
melancholie {f} :: melancholy
melancholik {m} [psychology] :: melancholic person
melanin {m} :: melanin
melanom {m} :: melanoma (type of skin tumor)
mělčina {f} :: shallow
meldovat {v} [archaic, slang] :: to report
melisma {n} [music] :: melisma
mělký {adj} :: shallow
Mělničan {m} :: person from Mělník
Mělník {prop} {m} :: Mělník (town), lying at the confluence of the Elbe and Vltava rivers, approximately 35 km north of Prague
melodický {adj} :: melodic, having a pleasant sound
melodie {f} [music] :: tune, melody
melouch {m} [colloquial] :: bywork
meloun {m} :: melon
meloun {m} [colloquial] :: million crowns (million units of Czech currency)
meluzína {f} [colloquial] :: howling wind
mem {m} :: meme
membrána {f} :: membrane
memetika {f} :: memetics
memoár {m} :: memoir
memorovat {v impf} :: to memorize, to learn by heart (especially without accompanying understanding)
měna {f} :: currency (finance)
měňavka {f} :: amoeba
Mendělejev {prop} {m anim} :: a transliteration of the Russian surname Mendeleev, usually applying to Dmitri Ivanovich Mendeleev
Mendělejev {prop} {m anim} :: person talented in chemistry
Mendělejev {prop} {m anim} [colloquial, singulare tantum] :: periodic table
Mendělejevův {adj} :: Mendeleev's
méně {adv} :: less
meningeální {adj} :: meningeal (of or relating to the meninges)
meningiom {m} :: meningioma (tumor)
meningitida {f} :: meningitis
meniskus {m} [anatomy] :: meniscus (either of two parts of the human knee that provide structural integrity to the knee when it undergoes tension and torsion)
měnit {vt impf} :: to change
měnit {v impf} :: to replace
měnit {v impf} :: to exchange money
měnit {v impf} :: to change
měnová krize {f} :: currency crisis
měnová reforma {f} :: monetary reform
měnové riziko {n} :: currency risk
měnový {adj} [relational] :: currency, monetary
měnový kurz {m} :: exchange rate
měnový trh {m} :: foreign exchange market
menstruace {f} :: menstruation
menstruační {adj} :: menstrual, menstruation (when used attributively)
menstruovat {v impf} :: to menstruate
menší {adj} :: smaller, comparative of malý
menšina {f} :: minority
menšinový {adj} :: minority
menšítko {n} [colloquial] :: less-than sign: <
mentál {m} [colloquial] :: moron
menu {n} :: menu
meritokracie {f} :: meritocracy
meritokratický {adj} :: meritocratic
Merkur {prop} {m} [Roman mythology, animate] :: Mercury (Roman god)
Merkur {prop} {m} :: [astronomy, inanimate] Mercury, the first planet in the Solar System
Merkuřan {m anim} [science fiction] :: Mercurian, an inhabitant of the planet Mercury
měrná tepelná kapacita {f} :: specific heat capacity
měrný {adj} :: measuring
měrný {adj} :: specific (being per unit mass, volume, etc.)
měrný systém {m} :: metrology (system of weights and measures)
meruňka {f} :: apricot (fruit and tree)
meruňkový {adj} [relational] :: apricot
měření {n} :: verbal noun of měřit
měření {n} :: measurement
měřený {adj} :: measured
měřící {adj} :: measuring
měřící přístroj {m} :: measuring instrument
měřící zařízení {n} :: measuring device
měřidlo {n} :: gauge, measure, meter
měřit {v impf} :: to measure
měřit {v impf} :: to have a specified dimension
měřitelnost {f} :: measurability
měřitelný {adj} :: measurable
měřítko {n} :: scale (of a map: ratio of depicted distance to actual distance)
mesiáš {m} :: messiah
mesiášský {adj} :: messianic
měsíc {m inan} :: moon
měsíc {m inan} :: month
Měsíc {prop} {m} :: Moon (sole natural satellite of the Earth)
měsíček {m} :: diminutive of měsíc; little moon
měsíček {m} :: An object of moon – especially crescent – like shape
měsíček {m} [plant] :: A plant of the genus Calendula
měsíčky {mp} :: period, menstrual period, monthly
měsíčně {adv} :: monthly
měsíční {adj} :: monthly
měsíční {adj} :: lunar (of, or pertaining to, the moon)
měsíčník {m} :: monthly periodical, monthly
měsíčník {m} :: sunfish, mola
mesotheliom {m} :: alternative spelling of mezoteliom
mést {v impf} :: to sweep
městečko {n} :: diminutive of město
město {n} :: city (large settlement)
městský {adj} :: municipal, urban
městys {m} :: town (a settlement, especially one larger than a village and smaller than a city)
mešita {f} :: mosque
měšťácký {adj} :: bourgeois
měšťák {m} [colloquial] :: city boy, city slicker, townie
měšťák {m} :: bourgeois
meta- {prefix} :: meta- (pertaining to a level above or beyond)
meta {f} :: frontier, goal, objective, ambition
meta {f} [softball, baseball] :: base
metaanalýza {f} :: meta-analysis (an analysis resulting from combining the results of diverse statistical studies)
metabolická dráha {f} :: metabolic pathway
metabolický {adj} :: metabolic
metabolismus {m} :: metabolism
metabolizmus {m} :: metabolism
metafora {f} [figure of speech] :: metaphor
metafyzický {adj} :: metaphysical
metafyzik {m} :: metaphysician
metafyzika {f} [philosophy] :: metaphysics
metacholin {m} :: methacholine
metajazyk {m} :: metalanguage
metál {m inan} [colloquial] :: medal
metál {m inan} :: Dutch metal (a form of brass)
metalický {adj} :: metallic
metalový {adj} :: metal (of or pertaining to a certain category of rock music)
metalurg {m} :: metallurgist
metalurgický {adj} :: metallurgical
metalurgie {f} :: metallurgy
metamfetamin {m} :: methamphetamine
metamorfóza {f} :: metamorphosis (a fundamental transformation of character or appearance)
metamorfóza {f} [geology] :: metamorphism
metan {m} [chemistry] :: methane (CH4)
metaprogramování {n} [programming] :: metaprogramming
metař {m} :: duster, sweeper
metastatický {adj} :: metastatic
metastáza {f} :: metastasis
metelice {f} :: snowstorm
meteor {m} :: meteor (fast-moving streak of light in the night sky caused by the entry of extraterrestrial matter into the earth's atmosphere)
meteorický {adj} :: meteor
meteorický roj {m} :: meteor shower
meteorit {m} :: meteorite
meteorolog {m anim} :: meteorologist
meteorologický {adj} :: meteorological
meteorologie {f} :: meteorology
meteoroložka {f} :: female meteorologist
methan {m} :: alternative spelling of metan, the only correct spelling in the Czech chemical nomenclature
methionin {m} :: methionine
metla {f} [literary] :: scourge
metla {f} [historical] :: rod (instrument of corporal punishment)
metla {f} :: whisk, balloon whisk
metla {f} [obsolete] :: broom
metlička {f} :: diminutive of metla
metoda {f} :: method (process by which a task is completed)
metoda {f} [programming] :: method
Metoděj {prop} {m} :: given name
metodika {f} :: methodology (collection of methods)
metodologicky {adv} :: methodologically
metodologický {adj} :: methodological
metodologie {f} :: methodology (study of methods)
metonymie {f} [figure of speech] :: metonymy
metr {m} :: meter (US), metre (UK)
metr {m} :: ruler (only certain kinds, including soft ruler and carpenter's ruler)
metrák {m} [colloquial] :: quintal (one hundred kilograms)
metrický {adj} :: metric
metrický prostor {m} :: metric space
metrika {f} [algebra] :: metric
metr krychlový {m} :: cubic meter [US], cubic metre [UK]
metro {n} :: metro, subway (underground railway)
metrolog {m} :: metrologist
metrologický {adj} :: metrological
metrologie {f} :: metrology (science)
metronidazol {m} [pharmaceutical drug] :: metronidazole
metronom {m} :: metronome
metropolitní {adj} :: metropolitan
metrosexuál {m} :: metrosexual
Metuzalém {prop} {m} :: Methuselah
metyl {m} :: methyl
metylfenidát {m} :: methylphenidate
metylxantin {m} [chemistry] :: methylxanthine
mexický {adj} :: Mexican
Mexický záliv {prop} {m} :: Gulf of Mexico
Mexičan {m anim} :: Mexican (person)
Mexičanka {f} :: female Mexican
Mexikánec {m} :: Mexican
mexikánský {adj} :: Mexican
Mexiko {prop} {n} :: Mexiko (country)
mez {f} :: limit
mezčí {adj} [relational] :: hinny, hinny's
mezek {m} :: hinny (hybrid offspring of a male horse and a female donkey)
mezera {f} :: gap
mezera {f} :: space, blank (character)
mezerník {m} :: spacebar
mezi- {prefix} :: inter-, between
mezi {prep} :: between
mezi {prep} :: among
mezibankovní {adj} :: interbank
mezibuněčný {adj} :: intercellular
mezičas {m} :: meantime
mezi čtyřma očima {adv} :: in private, in confidence, one-to-one, face-to-face (occurring privately with the involvement of two people)
mezigalaktický {adj} :: intergalactic
mezigenerační {adj} :: between generations, intergenerational
mezihra {f} :: interlude
mezihvězdný {adj} :: interstellar
mezikomorová přepážka {f} [anatomy] :: interventricular septum
mezikomorový {adj} :: interventricular
mezilidský {adj} :: interpersonal, interhuman
mezimozek {m} :: diencephalon
mezinárodní {adj} :: international
mezinárodní fonetická abeceda {f} :: International Phonetic Alphabet
mezinárodní smlouva {f} [international law] :: treaty
mezioborový {adj} :: interdisciplinary
meziobratlová ploténka {f} :: intervertebral disk
meziobratlový {adj} :: intervertebral
mezipaměť {f} [computing] :: cache
meziparlamentní {adj} :: interparliamentary
meziplanetární {adj} :: interplanetary
meziprodukt {m} [chemistry] :: intermediate
mezirasový {adj} :: interracial
mezi slepými je jednooký králem {proverb} :: in the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king
mezitím {adv} :: meanwhile
meziválečný {adj} :: interwar (relating to the period of time between two wars, usually the two World Wars)
mezník {m} :: a boundary stone
mezník {m} :: a milestone (important event)
mezolit {m} :: Mesolithic (a prehistoric period that lasted between 10,000 and 3,000 BC.;Middle Stone Age)
Mezopotámie {prop} {f} :: Mesopotamia (region between Euphrates and Tigris)
mezopotámský {adj} :: Mesopotamian
mezosféra {f} :: mesosphere
mezoteliom {m} [pathology, oncology] :: mesothelioma
mezozoikum {n} :: Mesozoic
Mgr. {noun} :: abbreviation of magistr/magistra (academic title)
mha {f} [poetic] :: fog
mhouřit {vt impf} :: to squint (partly cover eyes because of strong light etc)
{n} :: mu (Greek letter)
mianserin {m} :: mianserin
míca {f} [colloquial] :: cat, kitty, pussy (domestic animal)
micka {f} :: pussy (affectionate term for a cat)
míč {m inan} :: ball (sports)
míček {m} :: diminutive of míč
míčová hra {f} :: ball game
míčový {adj} [relational] :: ball
migrace {f} :: migration
migrační {adj} :: migration
migréna {f} :: migraine
migrenózní {adj} [relational] :: migraine
mícha {f} :: spinal cord
míchač {m inan} :: mixer (machine)
míchač {m anim} :: mixer (male person)
míchačka {f} :: mixer (machine)
míchačka {f} :: mixer (female person)
Michael {prop} {m} :: given name
Michaela {prop} {f} :: given name
Michal {prop} {m} :: given name
Michálek {prop} {m} :: given name
míchaný {adj} :: mixed
míchaný nápoj {m} :: mixed drink
míchat {v impf} :: to mix
míchat {v impf} :: to shuffle (pack of cards)
Micheáš {prop} {m} [religion] :: Micah
míjet {v impf} :: imperfective form of minout
Mikeš {prop} {m} :: A Czech surname
mikina {f} :: sweatshirt
mikro- {prefix} :: micro-
mikro- {prefix} :: micro- (in SI units)
mikrob {m} :: microbe
mikrobiální {adj} :: microbial
mikrobicid {m} :: microbicide
mikrobiolog {m} :: microbiologist
mikrobiologie {f} :: microbiology
mikrobioložka {f} :: female microbiologist
mikrocefalie {f} :: microcephaly
mikroekonomie {f} :: microeconomics
mikroelektronika {f} :: microelectronics
mikrofarad {m} :: microfarad
mikrofilm {m} :: microfilm
mikrofon {m} :: microphone
mikrogram {m} :: microgram
mikrojádro {n} [biology] :: micronucleus
mikrojádro {n} [computing] :: microkernel
mikrometr {m} :: micrometer, micrometre (one millionth of a meter)
mikrometr {m} :: micrometer, micrometre (measuring instrument)
mikron {m} :: micron (the millionth part of a meter)
mikroorganismus {m} :: microorganism
mikroorganizmus {m} :: microorganism
mikropočítač {m} :: microcomputer
mikroport {m} :: lavalier (microphone)
mikroprocesor {m} :: microprocessor
mikrosekunda {f} :: microsecond
mikroskop {m} :: microscope
mikroskopický {adj} :: microscopic
mikroskopie {f} :: microscopy
mikrospánek {m} :: microsleep
mikrospínač {m} :: microswitch
mikrostav {m} [physics] :: microstate
mikrotužka {f} :: mechanical pencil with very thin lead
mikrovlna {f} :: microwave (an electromagnetic wave with wavelength between that of infrared light and radio waves)
mikrovlnka {f} :: microwave (microwave oven)
mikrovlnná trouba {f} :: microwave oven
Mikuláš {prop} {m} :: given name
mikve {f} [Judaism] :: mikveh (ritual bath in which various Jewish purifications are performed)
mil. {noun} :: abbreviation of milión
Míla {prop} {m} :: A pet form of the male given names Emil, Miloslav, and Miloš
Míla {prop} {m} :: A pet form of the female given names Emilie, Milada, Miloslava, Miluše, and Lidmila, Bohumila
miláček {m anim} :: darling, sweetheart
Milada {prop} {f} :: given name
Miladka {prop} {f} :: given name
Milan {prop} {m} :: given name
Milan {prop} {m} [slang] :: beer belly, beer gut
Milán {prop} {m} :: Milán (province)
Milán {prop} {m} :: Milán (city)
Miláňan {m} :: Milanese (person from Milan)
Milánek {prop} {m} :: given name
milánský {adj} :: Milanese
Milda {prop} {m} :: A pet form of the male given name Miloslav
Milda {prop} {m} :: A pet form of the female given names Miloslava
míle {f} :: mile
milejší {adj} :: comparative of milý
Milena {prop} {f} :: given name
milenec {m anim} :: lover (a sexual partner)
milénium {n} :: millennium
milenka {f} :: a female lover (a sexual partner)
Milét {prop} {m} :: Miletus (ancient Greek city)
mili- {prefix} :: milli-
miliampér {m} :: milliampere
miliampérmetr {m} :: milliammeter, milliampere meter
miliarda {f} :: milliard, billion, 109
miliardář {m} :: billionaire
miliardářka {f} :: female billionaire
milice {f} :: militia
miligram {m} :: milligram
mililitr {m} :: milliliter (US), millilitre (UK)
milimetr {m} :: millimeter (US), millimetre (UK)
milion {m} :: million
milión {m} :: million
milionář {m} :: millionaire
milionářka {f} :: female millionaire
miliontina {f} :: millionth (one of a million equal parts of a whole)
milióntina {f} :: millionth (one of a million equal parts of a whole)
miliontý {adj} :: millionth
milióntý {adj} :: millionth
milisekunda {f} :: millisecond
militantní {adj} :: militant
militarismus {m} :: militarism
militarista {m} :: militarist
militaristický {adj} :: militarist, militaristic
militký {adj} [obsolete] :: dear
millovský {adj} :: Millian
milnacipran {m} :: milnacipran
milník {m} :: milestone
Miloslav {prop} {m} :: given name
Miloslava {prop} {f} :: given name
milosrdenství {n} :: mercy
milosrdný {adj} :: merciful
milost {f} :: mercy
milost {f} :: grace
milost {f} [law] :: pardon
milost {f} :: Grace (A title for a member of nobility or a king)
milostivý {adj} :: gracious
milostný {adj} [relational] :: love
milostný dopis {m} :: love letter
milostný trojúhelník {m} :: love triangle
milostný život {m} :: love life
Miloš {prop} {m} :: given name
milování {n} :: verbal noun of milovat
milování {n} :: loving
milování {n} :: making love
milovaný {adj} :: beloved, loved
milovat {v impf} :: to love
milovat {v impf} :: to make love
milovnice {f} :: a female lover (a person who loves something)
milovník {m anim} :: lover (a person who loves something)
milující {adj} :: loving
miluji tě {phrase} :: I love you
Miluše {prop} {f} :: given name
milý {adj} :: kind
milý {adj} :: dear
mim {m} :: a pantomime actor
miminko {n} :: baby
mimino {n} :: baby
mimo- {prefix} :: A prefix; extra-, non-
mimo {prep} :: outside of, out of (governs the accusative case)
mimo {prep} :: aside from (governs the genitive case)
mimobuněčný {adj} :: extracellular
mimochodem {adv} :: by the way
mimochodem {adv} [chess] :: en passant
mimojaterní {adj} :: extrahepatic
mimomanželský {adj} :: extramarital
mimoolomoucký {adj} :: not belonging to the city of Olomouc, from outside of Olomouc
mimoolomoučtí {m anim} :: people not living in Olomouc
mimoparlamentní {adj} :: extra-parliamentary, extraparliamentary
mimořádný {adj} :: extraordinary
mimoslovní {adj} :: non-verbal
mimosmyslové vnímání {n} :: extrasensory perception
mimosmyslový {adj} :: extrasensory
mimotělní {adj} :: extracorporeal
mimoúrovňová křižovatka {f} :: interchange (highway intersection)
mimóza {f} :: mimosa (any plant of the genus Mimosa)
mimozemský {adj} :: extraterrestrial
mimozemšťan {m} :: alien, extraterrestrial, ET
míň {adv} [colloquial] :: less
mina {f} :: (explosive) mine
minaret {m} :: minaret (tall slender tower of an Islamic mosque)
mince {f} :: coin
mincovna {f} :: mint (building or institution where money is produced under government licence)
mindrák {m} [colloquial] :: inferiority complex
mínění {n} :: verbal noun of mínit
mínění {n} :: opinion
minerál {m inan} :: mineral
minerálka {f} :: water (mineral water)
minerální {adj} :: mineral
minerální voda {f} :: mineral water (water containing dissolved minerals)
mineralogie {f} :: mineralogy
Minerva {prop} {f} :: Minerva (Roman goddess)
miniatura {f} :: miniature (a small version of something; a model of reduced scale)
miniatura {f} :: miniature (a small, highly detailed painting, a portrait miniature)
miniaturní {adj} :: miniature
minibus {m} :: minibus
minimalismus {m} :: minimalism
minimalista {m} :: minimalist
minimalistický {adj} :: minimalist
minimalizace {f} :: minimization
minimalizovat {v p-i} :: to minimize
minimálně {adv} :: at least
minimálně {adv} :: minimally
minimální {adj} :: minimum, minimal
minimum {n} :: minimum
ministerstvo {n} :: ministry, department, office (government department)
ministr {m anim} :: minister (head of a government department)
ministryně {f} :: female minister (head of a government department)
ministr zahraničí {m} :: foreign minister, foreign secretary, Secretary of State (US)
minisukně {f} :: miniskirt
mínit {v} :: to intend
mínit {v} :: to think, to opine, to be of the opinion that
mínit {v} :: to mean
minium {n} :: red lead, minium (a bright red, poisonous oxide of lead, Pb3O4, used as a pigment and in glass and ceramics)
Minnesota {prop} {f} :: Minnesota (state)
Minnesoťan {m} :: person from Minnesota
minolovka {f} :: minesweeper (warship)
minomet {m} [military] :: mortar
minonoska {f} :: minelayer
minorita {f} :: a minority
minout {v pf} :: to miss (to fail to hit)
minout {v pf} :: to miss (to be late)
minout {v pf} :: to pass (of time, event etc)
minové pole {n} :: minefield
minový {adj} [relational] :: mine (related to mines (explosive))
minstrel {m} :: minstrel
minulost {f} :: past (time already happened)
minulý {adj} :: past
minulý čas {m} :: past tense
minus {adv} :: minus
minus {m} :: minus
mínus {n} :: alternative form of minus
minuskule {f} :: minuscule (lowercase letter)
minuta {f} :: minute (unit of time)
minuta {f} :: minute (unit of angular measure)
minutka {f} :: kitchen timer
minutka {f} :: diminutive of minuta
minutka {f} :: minute (a short but unspecified amount of time)
miocén {m} :: Miocene
mír {m inan} :: peace
míra {f} :: measure (quantity, size, weight, distance or capacity of a substance compared to a designated standard)
míra {f} [mathematics] :: measure
Míra {prop} {m} :: A pet form of the male given name Miroslav
Míra {prop} {m} :: A pet form of the female given name Miroslava
mirabelka {f} :: mirabelle plum
Mirda {prop} {m} :: A pet form of the male given name Miroslav
Mireček {prop} {m} :: given name, a pet form of Miroslav
Mirek {prop} {m anim} :: A pet form of the male given name Miroslav
Mirek Dušín {prop} {m anim} [idiom] :: an absolutely moral and honest person; Honest Abe
Miriam {prop} {f} :: given name
mírně {adv} :: mildly
mírný {adj} :: moderate
mírný {adj} :: mild
Miroslav {prop} {m anim} :: given name
Miroslava {prop} {f} :: given name
mírotvorný {adj} :: peacemaking, peacebuilding
mírový {adj} :: peace (when used attributively)
mirtazapin {m} :: mirtazapine
mírumilovně {adv} :: peacefully
mírumilovný {adj} :: peaceful, peaceable
mířit {v impf} :: to aim (to point or direct a missile, or a weapon which propels as missile)
mis- {prefix} :: mis- (erroneous)
mísa {f} :: bowl
misandrie {f} :: misandry
misantropie {f} :: misanthropy
misantropství {n} :: misanthropy
mise {f} :: mission
misidentifikace {f} :: misidentification
misie {f} :: mission (religious evangelism)
misionář {m} :: missionary
misionářská poloha {f} :: missionary position
misionářský {adj} :: relating to missionary
mísit {v impf} :: to mix
miska {f} :: diminutive of mísa; small bowl
miskoncepce {f} :: misconception
miso {n} :: miso
misogyn {m} :: misogynistic, misogynist, misogynic, misogynous
misogynie {f} :: misogyny
misogynský {adj} :: misogynistic
misogynství {n} :: misogyny (hatred or contempt for women)
misreprezentace {f} :: misrepresentation (erroneous or false representation)
mississippský {adj} :: Mississippi
místečko {n} :: diminutive of místo
místenka {f} :: seat reservation ticket
mistička {f} :: diminutive of miska
místní {adj} :: local
místnost {f} :: room (separate part of a building, enclosed by walls, a floor and a ceiling)
místo {n} :: place (location, position)
místo {n} :: place (seat)
místo {n} :: space (occupied by or intended for a person or thing)
místo {n} :: place (as in decimal place)
místo {n} :: job, employment
místo {n} :: locus (a place or locality, especially a centre of activity or the scene of a crime)
místo {prep} :: instead of, in lieu of
místodržitelství {n} [historical] :: proconsulate
místopředseda {m} :: vice-chairman, vice-president, deputy chairman
místopředsedkyně {f} :: female vice-chairman, vice-president, deputy chairman
mistr {m anim} :: master (expert at something)
mistr {m anim} :: master (tradesman who is qualified to teach apprentices)
mistr {m anim} :: champion (someone who has been winner in a contest)
mistral {m} :: mistral (wind)
mistrovství {n} :: championship
mistryně {f} :: female master (expert at something)
mistryně {f} :: female champion (someone who has been winner in a contest)
Míša {prop} {m} :: A pet form of the male given name Michal and Michael
Míša {prop} {m} :: A pet form of the female given name Michaela
Míšeň {prop} {f} :: Míšeň (city)
míšní {adj} :: spinal
mišuge {adj} [colloquial] :: crazed, deranged
mít {vt impf} :: to have
mít {v impf} :: to be (to be doing fine or poorly)
mít {v impf} :: to measure
mít {v impf} :: to be obliged to
mít dlouhé vedení {phrase} [colloquial, colloquial, idiom] :: to be slow on the uptake, to comprehend slowly
mít dlouhé vedení {phrase} :: See: cs mít dlouhý vedení
mít dlouhou chvíli {v} [idiom] :: to be bored
mít dlouhý vedení {phrase} :: alternative form of mít dlouhé vedení
mítink {m} :: meeting
mít kozí nohy {v impf} [idiomatic, colloquial] :: to wear the left shoe on the right foot and the right shoe on the left foot
mít kozí nohy {v impf} :: See: cs mít kozí noha
mít na paměti {v} :: to keep in mind, to bear in mind
mít na sobě {v} :: to wear (to have on (clothes))
mitochondrie {f} :: mitochondrion
mitóza {f} [cytology] :: mitosis
mít plné kecky {v} [idiomatic, colloquial] :: to be fed up
mít plné zuby {v} [idiomatic, colloquial] :: to be fed up
mít pravdu {v} :: to be right, to be correct
mít rád {v impf} :: to like (to enjoy)
mít rád {v impf} :: to love
mít radost {v} :: to be happy
mít recht {v} [colloquial] :: to be right (about something)
mixér {m} :: food processor
mixér {m} :: blender
mixér {m} :: mixer
míza {f} :: sap (juices of plants: ascending and descending juices or circulating fluid essential to nutrition)
míza {f} :: lymph
mizera {m} :: scoundrel
mizérie {f} :: misery
mizerně {adv} :: miserably, awfully
mizerný {adj} :: miserable (very bad at)
mizet {v impf} :: disappear
mizet {v impf} :: melt
mizet {v impf} :: melt away, wane
mizet {v impf} :: wear off
mízní {adj} :: lymphatic
mízní uzlina {f} :: lymph node
mj. {adv} :: abbreviation of mimo jiné: among others
mláďátko {n} :: diminutive of mládě
mládě {n} :: baby animal
Mládek {prop} {m} :: A Czech surname
mládenec {m} :: young man, youth
mládeneček {m} :: diminutive of mládenec
mládež {f} :: youth (young persons, collectively)
mládí {n} :: youth (quality or state of being young)
mladický {adj} :: youthful (characteristic of young people)
mladíček {m} :: diminutive of mladík
mladík {m} :: youth (young man)
mladí ležáci, staří žebráci {proverb} :: He who is lazy to work when he is young will be poor in old age
mladistvý {m} :: youth (young person)
mladistvý {adj} :: juvenile
Mladoboleslavsko {prop} {n} :: Mladá Boleslav region
mladší {adj} :: comparative of mladý
mladý {adj} :: young
mlátit {v impf} :: To beat, batter, hammer, pound, thresh
mlátit {v impf} :: To flail, thresh
mlčení {n} :: verbal noun of mlčet
mlčení {n} :: silence (the action of refraining from speaking)
mlčenlivost {f} :: taciturnity
mlčenlivý {adj} :: taciturn
mlčet {v impf} :: not to speak, to be silent
mlčeti {v impf} :: obsolete form of mlčet
mlčeti zlato {proverb} :: silence is golden
mld. {noun} :: abbreviation of miliarda
mléčná čokoláda {f} :: milk chocolate
Mléčná dráha {prop} {f} :: the Milky Way
mléčnan {m} :: lactate
mléčná žláza {f} :: mammary gland
mléčný {adj} :: dairy (of products produced from milk)
mléčný {adj} :: dairy (of milk production and processing industries)
mléčný {adj} :: milk; milky
mléčný zub {m} :: milk tooth
mlékárna {f} :: dairy (place where milk is processed)
mlékař {m} :: milkman
mléko {n} :: milk
mlékovod {m} :: milk duct, lactiferous duct, mammary duct
mletí {n} :: (process of) grinding, milling
mletý {adj} :: ground, milled
mlezivo {n} :: colostrum (a form of milk)
mlha {f} :: fog, mist
mlhovina {f} :: nebula
mlíčko {n} :: diminutive of mléko
mlíko {n} [colloquial] :: alternative form of mléko
mlíko {n} :: beer poured in a manner such that foam occupies most of the mug's volume
mlít {v impf} :: to grind (to make smaller by breaking with a device)
mločí {adj} [relational] :: salamander, salamander's
mlok {m} :: salamander
mluva {f} :: speech
mluvčí {m anim} :: speaker
mluvčí {m anim} :: spokesman, spokesperson
mluvený {adj} :: spoken
mluvit {v impf} :: to speak
mluvíte anglicky {phrase} :: do you speak English?
mluviti {v impf} :: obsolete form of mluvit
mluviti stříbro, mlčeti zlato {proverb} :: speech is silver, silence is golden
mluvnice {f} :: grammar (of human speech)
mluvnický {adj} :: grammatical (of or pertaining to grammar)
mlýn {m} :: mill
mlýn {m} [rugby] :: scrum
mlynář {m} :: miller (person)
mlynář {m} :: hooker (rugby player)
mlynařík {m anim} :: diminutive of mlynář
mlynařík {m anim} :: long-tailed tit
mlynařík dlouhoocasý {m} :: A long-tailed tit
mlynářka {f} :: female miller
mlynářka {f} :: miller's wife
mlýnová spojka {phrase} [rugby] :: scrum-half
mlýnová spojka {phrase} [rugby] :: position of scrum-half
mlýnovka {f} [rugby] :: scrum-half
mlýnovka {f} [rugby] :: position of scrum-half
mlýnský kámen {m} :: millstone
mlž {m} :: any bivalve mollusk (Bivalvia)
mňam {interj} :: yum (indication of delight)
mňamózní {adj} [colloquial] :: delicious, tasty (pleasing to taste)
mňau {interj} :: meow
mne {pron} :: me (possessive, genitive case)
mne {pron} :: me (direct object of a verb, accusative case)
mně {pron} :: me (indirect object of a verb)
mně {pron} :: me (locative)
mnemonický {adj} :: mnemonic
mnemotechnický {adj} :: mnemonic
mnemotechnika {f} :: mnemonics (study of techniques for improving memory)
mnich {m} :: monk
Mnichov {prop} {m} :: Mnichov (caplc)
Mnichovan {m} :: person from Munich
mnichovský {adj} :: Munich
mník {m} :: burbot
mníšek {m anim} :: diminutive of mnich
mníšek {m anim} :: monk parakeet
mnišství {n} :: monasticism
mnít {v impf} [literary, archaic] :: to think
mnohdy {adv} :: oftentimes, often
mnohem {adv} :: much
mnoho- {prefix} :: many, poly-
mnoho {adv} :: many
mnohobuněčný {adj} :: multicellular
mnohočetný myelom {m} [oncology] :: multiple myeloma
mnohočlen {m} :: polynomial
mnohojaderný {adj} :: multinucleated, multinucleate, multinuclear
mnohojazyčný {adj} :: multilingual
mnohomužství {n} :: polyandry
mnoho povolaných, málo vyvolených {proverb} :: many are called, but few are chosen
mnohoslabičný {adj} :: polysyllabic
mnohostěn {m} :: polyhedron
mnohostěnný {adj} [geometry] :: polyhedral
mnohotvarost {f} :: polymorphism
mnohoúhelník {m} [geometry] :: polygon
mnohovesmír {m} :: multiverse
mnohoznačnost {f} :: ambiguity
mnohoznačný {adj} :: ambiguous
mnohoženství {n} :: polygamy, polygyny
mnohý {adj} :: many
mňoukat {v impf} :: to meow
mnout {v impf} [dated] :: to knead, pug, mould
mnout {v impf} [dated] :: to rub
množina {f} [set theory] :: set
množinová operace {f} [set theory] :: set operation
množinový {adj} :: set
množinový rozdíl {m} [set theory] :: set-theoretic difference
množné číslo {n} [grammar] :: plural
množstevní {adj} :: Relating to quantity
množstevní sleva {f} :: quantity discount
množství {n} :: quantity, amount
mobil {m} [colloquial] :: mobile, cellular
mobilizace {f} [military] :: mobilization
mobilní {adj} :: mobile
mobilní telefon {m} :: mobile phone, cell phone
Möbiova páska {f} :: Möbius strip (one-sided surface)
moc {adv} :: too (to an excessive degree)
moc {adv} :: very much, a lot
moc {f} :: power (control and influence over another)
moc {f} :: potency
moc {f} :: force, forcefulness
moc {f} :: strength
moc {f} :: clout
moc {f} :: might
moc {f} :: sway
moc {f} :: authority, mastership
moc {f} :: warrant
mocenský {adj} :: power
mocenství {n} [chemistry] :: valence, valency (the combining capacity of an atom, radical or functional group determined by the number of electrons that it will lose, gain, or share)
moci {v impf} :: can, be able to
moci {v impf} :: may, be allowed to
mocichtivý {adj} :: power-hungry (having a strong desire for power)
moclobemid {m} :: moclobemide
mocnářství {n} [archaic, literary] :: empire
mocnější {adj} :: comparative of mocný
mocněnec {m} [mathematics] :: base (number raised to the power of an exponent)
mocnění {n} :: verbal noun of mocnit
mocnění {n} :: exponentiation
mocnina {f} [mathematics] :: power
mocninný {adj} [relational] :: power (product of equal factors)
mocninný zákon {m} [mathematics] :: power law
mocnit {v impf} :: to exponentiate
mocnitel {m} :: exponent (the power to which something is to be raised)
mocnost {f} :: power (nation or state)
mocný {adj} :: powerful, mighty
moct {v impf} :: alternative form of moci
moč {f} :: urine
močál {m} :: a swamp
močan {m} :: urate
močení {n} :: verbal noun of močit
močení {n} :: urination
močit {v impf} :: to urinate
močka {f} [colloquial] :: liquid manure
močová trubice {f} :: urethra
močové ústrojí {n} :: urinary tract
močovina {f} [organic compound] :: urea
močovod {m} :: ureter
močový {adj} :: urinary
močový měchýř {m} :: urinary bladder
močůvka {f} :: liquid manure
mód {m} :: mode
móda {f} :: fashion (current (constantly changing) trend)
modalita {f} :: modality (the classification of propositions on the basis on whether they claim possibility, impossibility, contingency or necessity)
modální {adj} :: modal
modální logika {f} :: modal logic
modální sloveso {n} [grammar] :: modal verb
modelka {f} :: model (person)
moderátor {m} :: host [US], presenter [UK]
moderátorka {f} :: female host [US], presenter [UK]
moderní {adj} :: modern
moderní tanec {m} :: modern dance
modernizace {f} :: modernization (process of modernizing)
moderovat {v impf} :: to host (to perform the role of a TV host)
modifikace {f} :: modification
modifikovat {v p-i} :: to modify
modla {f} :: idol (graven image or representation of anything that is revered, or believed to convey spiritual power)
modlit {v impf} :: to pray
modlitba {f} :: prayer
modlitbička {f} :: diminutive of modlitba
modlitební {adj} :: prayer
módní {adj} [relational] :: fashion
módní kolekce {f} :: fashion collection
módní návrhář {f} :: fashion designer
módní přehlídka {f} :: fashion show
modrá {noun} :: (colour) blue
modrá {noun} [heraldry] :: azure
modrá krev {f} :: blue blood
modrat {v impf} :: to turn blue
modravý {adj} :: bluish
modrooký {adj} :: blue-eyed
modroušek {m anim} :: some birds from genus Estrilda, including lavender waxbill, grey waxbill and Cinderella waxbill
modruška {f} :: bluetail
modrý {adj} :: blue
modř {f} :: blue
modřejší {adj} :: comparative of modrý
modřín {m} :: larch (tree in the genus Larix)
modřina {f} :: bruise
modřinka {f} :: blue tit
modřinka {f} :: diminutive of modřina
modul {m} :: module
modulární {adj} :: modular
modus {m} [statistics] :: mode (value occurring most frequently in a distribution)
modus {m} [music] :: mode
Mohamed {prop} {m} :: Muhammad
mohamedán {m} :: Muslim, Mohammedan
mohamedánský {adj} :: Muslim, Islamic
mohovitý {adj} :: rich, wealthy
Mohsova stupnice tvrdosti {f} :: Mohs scale of hardness
Mohuč {prop} {f} :: Mainz (city)
mohučský {adj} :: Mainz, of Mainz
mohutnost {f} [set theory] :: cardinality
mohutnost {f} [optics] :: power
mohutný {adj} :: bulky
mohutný {adj} :: huge, massive
Mohykán {m} :: Mohican (member of Mohican tribe)
mohyla {f} :: tumulus
moje {pron} :: my
Mojmír {prop} {m} :: given name
Mojžíš {prop} {m} :: Moses (the biblical patriarch)
mokro {n} :: wet (wet conditions)
mokrý {adj} :: wet
mokrý jako myš {adj} [simile] :: very wet
mokřad {m} :: wetland
mokřejší {adj} :: comparative of mokrý
mol {m} :: a moth belonging to the family Tineidae; a fungus moth
mol {m} :: mole (SI unit of measure)
molární {adj} :: molar
Moldavan {m} :: Moldavian (person)
Moldavanka {f} :: female Moldavian, Moldovan
Moldavsko {prop} {n} :: Moldova
moldavský {adj} :: Moldovan, Moldavian, of Moldova, Moldova's
molekula {f} [chemistry] :: molecule
molekulární {adj} :: molecular
molekulární vzorec {m} :: molecular formula
molitan {m} :: polyurethane foam
molo {n} :: catwalk, runway
mol šatní {m} :: A clothes moth
Moluky {prop} {p} :: Moluccas
molybden {m} :: molybdenum
moment {m} :: moment (specific instant or time)
momentálně {adv} :: currently
moment hybnosti {m} [physics] :: angular momentum
momentová vytvořující funkce {n} [statistics] :: moment-generating function
moment setrvačnosti {m} :: moment of inertia
moment síly {m} :: moment, moment of force
Móňa {prop} {f} :: A pet form of the female given name Monika
monacký {adj} :: Monaco, of Monaco, Monegasque
Monačan {m anim} :: Monegasque (person)
monadický {adj} [rare] :: monadic (having the arity of one)
Monako {prop} {n} :: Monako (city-state)
monarcha {m} :: monarch (ruler)
monarchie {f} :: monarchy
monarchismus {m} :: monarchism
monarchista {m} :: monarchist
monastýr {m} :: monastery
Monča {prop} {f} :: A pet form of the female given name Monika
moneta {f} [archaic] :: coin
monetarismus {m} :: monetarism
monetarista {m} :: monetarist
monetaristický {adj} :: monetarist
monetární {adj} :: monetary
monetární politika {f} :: monetary policy
Mongol {m anim} :: Mongolian, Mongol
mongolistika {f} :: Mongolian studies
Mongolka {f} :: female Mongolian
Mongolsko {prop} {n} :: Mongolia
mongolský {adj} :: Mongolian
mongolština {f} :: (language) Mongolian
Monička {prop} {f} :: given name
Monika {prop} {f} :: given name
monismus {m} :: monism (The doctrine of the oneness and unity of reality)
monista {m} :: monist
monitor {m} :: monitor (computer display)
monoaminooxidáza {f} :: monoamine oxidase
monocykl {m} :: unicycle (a type of cycle that has only one wheel and is powered by pedals)
monocyt {m} :: monocyte
monocytární {adj} :: monocytic
monocytóza {f} :: monocytosis
monografie {f} :: monograph
monoid {m} :: monoid
monoklonální {adj} :: monoclonal
monokultura {f} :: monoculture
monolingvní {adj} :: monolingual
monolog {m} :: monolog, monologue
monom {m inan} [mathematics] :: monomial (a polynomial with only one term)
mononukleární {adj} [biology] :: mononuclear (having a single nucleus)
mononukleóza {f} [pathology] :: mononucleosis
monopol {m} :: monopoly
monopól {m} [physics] :: magnetic monopole
monopól {m} [physics] :: monopole antenna
monopolista {m} :: monopolist
monopolní {adj} :: monopoly
monosacharid {m} :: monosaccharide
monosémie {f} [semantics] :: monosemy
monosémní {adj} :: monosemic
monoteismus {m} :: monotheism
monoteista {noun} :: monotheist
monoteistický {adj} :: monotheistic
monotónní {adj} :: monotonous
montérky {noun} :: overalls (working trousers with a bib)
montevidejský {adj} :: Montevideo
Montevideo {prop} {n} :: Montevideo (capital city)
monzun {m} :: monsoon
mops {m} :: pug (dog)
mopsl {m anim} :: pug (dog)
mopslí {adj} [relational] :: pug, pug's (the dog's)
mopsličí {adj} [relational] :: pug, pug's (the dog's)
mopslík {m anim} :: diminutive of mopsl
mor {m} :: plague (specific disease)
mor {m} :: pestilence, plague (any highly contagious disease)
moralista {m} :: moralist
morálka {f} :: morale
morální {adj} :: moral
morální kodex {m} :: A moral code
morálnost {f} :: morality
Morava {prop} {f} :: Moravia, one of the historical regions of the Czech republic
Morava {prop} {f} :: Morava (major river)
Morava {prop} {f} :: Morava (major river)
Moravák {m} [colloquial] :: Moravian
Moravan {m} :: Moravian
Moravanka {f} :: female Moravian
moravskoslezský {adj} :: Moravian-Silesian
moravský {adj} :: Moravian
moravský vrabec {m} :: Czech meal made from pork, garlic, and onion, seasoned with caraway, usually served with dumplings and cabbage or sauerkraut
moravština {f} :: the Moravian dialects of Czech
morbidita {f} [medicine] :: morbidity (the incidence of a disease, as a rate of a population which is affected)
morbidní {adj} :: morbid
morčák {m anim} :: merganser
morče {n} :: guinea pig
mord {m} [colloquial] :: murder
morda {f} :: muzzle
morda {f} [mildly, vulgar] :: face
mordýř {m} [colloquial] :: murderer
morek {m inan} [anatomy] :: marrow
moréna {f} :: moraine (accumulation of rocks and debris carried and deposited by a glacier)
móresy {mp} :: manners
morf {m} :: morph (physical form representing morpheme)
morfém {m} [linguistics] :: morpheme
Morfeus {prop} [Greek mythology] :: Morpheus, god of dreams
morfin {m} :: morphine
morfium {n} :: morphine
morfolog {m} :: morphologist
morfologický {adj} :: morphological (relating to morphology)
morfologie {n} [linguistics] :: morphology
morgenštern {m} [historical] :: (weapon) morning star
mormon {m} :: Mormon (member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints)
mormonský {adj} :: Mormon
morous {m} :: grouch, crosspatch (a grumpy, bad-tempered or irascible person)
morový {adj} :: plague (when used attributively)
mortalita {f} :: death rate
moruše {f} :: mulberry
morušový {adj} [relational] :: mulberry
moře {n} :: sea
mořena {f} :: madder, any plant of the genus Rubia
mořeplavba {f} :: seafaring, sea navigation
mořeplavec {m} :: navigator (sea explorer)
Mořic {prop} {m} :: given name
mořit {v impf} :: torment, torture
mořit {v impf} :: pester, plague
mořit {v impf} :: toil
mořit {v impf} :: stain (to coat a wooden surface with a stain)
mořit {v impf} :: pickle (to treat a metal surface to remove impurities)
mořit {v impf} [agriculture, of seed corn] :: disinfect
mořská houba {f} :: sponge (marine invertebrate with a porous skeleton)
mořská nemoc {f} :: seasickness
mořské dno {n} :: seabed
mořský {adj} [relational] :: sea
mořský ježek {m} :: sea urchin
mosambický {adj} :: Mozambican, of Mozambique
Mosambičan {m anim} :: Mozambican (person)
Mosambik {prop} {m inan} :: Mozambique
mosaz {f} :: brass (alloy)
mosazný {adj} :: brass
moskevský {adj} [relational] :: Moscow
Moskva {prop} {f} :: Moskva (federal city/capital)
Moskvan {m} :: Muscovite (an inhabitant of Moscow)
most {m inan} :: bridge
Most {prop} :: Most (town)
mostecký {adj} :: Most (when used attributively)
Mostečan {m} :: person from Most
mostek {m} :: diminutive of most
mostík {m} :: diminutive of most
mošt {m} :: alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverage made from fermented fruit
moták {m anim} :: harrier
motat {v impf} :: To wind, reel, coil
motat {v impf} [colloquial] :: To confuse, mix up, muddle
motat {vr impf} [se] :: To stagger, totter
motat {vr impf} [se] :: [colloquial] To be in the way, to mill about
motel {m inan} :: motel
motiv {m} :: motive (incentive to act)
motiv {m} :: motif
motivace {f} :: motivation
motivační {adj} :: motivational, motivation
motivační dopis {m} :: cover letter
motivovaný {adj} :: motivated
motivovat {v both} :: to motivate
moto {n} :: motto
motocykl {m} :: motorcycle
motocyklista {m} :: motorcyclist
motocyklistka {f} :: female motorcyclist
motolice {f} :: vertigo
motolice {f} :: trematode
motor {m inan} :: engine, motor
motorek {m} :: diminutive of motor
motorický {adj} :: motor (of or relating to the ability to move)
motorika {f} :: motor function
motorista {m} :: motorist (one who drives a motor vehicle)
motorka {f} :: bike, motorbike
motorový {adj} [relational] :: engine (device to convert energy into useful mechanical motion)
motouz {m} :: twine (small string or cord)
motto {n} :: motto
motto {n} :: epigraph
motyka {f} :: hoe
motýl {m} :: butterfly
motýlek {m} [animate] :: diminutive of motýl
motýlek {m} [animate] :: any bird from genus Uraeginthus
motýlek {m} [inanimate] :: bowtie (a man's necktie tied in a bow around the throat)
motýlek {m} [inanimate] :: butterfly stroke
motýlek {m} [inanimate] :: butterfly knife
motýlek {m} [inanimate] :: butterfly tape
motýlek {m inan} :: diminutive of motel
motýlí {adj} [relational] :: butterfly, butterfly's
motýlice {f} :: damselfly
motýlice {f} :: female butterfly
moučník {m} :: cake, dessert, pastry
moudivláček {m anim} :: penduline tit
moudro {n} :: wisdom
moudrost {f} :: wisdom
moudrost {f} :: sagacity
moudrý {adj} :: wise
moudře {adv} :: wisely
moudřejší {adj} :: comparative of moudrý
moudřejší ustoupí {proverb} :: Tentative: In a spiralling conflict or an arms race, it is the wiser one who retreats
moucha {f} :: fly
moucha {f} [colloquial] :: glitch
mouka {f} :: flour
mour {m} :: soot, coal dust
mozaika {noun} :: mosaic
mozambický {adj} :: Mozambican, of Mozambique
Mozambičan {m} :: Mozambican (person)
Mozambik {prop} {m} :: Mozambique
mozartovský {adj} :: Mozartian
mozeček {m} :: cerebellum
mozek {m} :: brain
mozel {m inan} :: obsolete form of mozol
mozkomíšní {adj} :: cerebrospinal
mozkomíšní mok {m} :: cerebrospinal fluid
mozkomor {m anim} :: dementor (soulless creature which originally appeared in the Harry Potter books)
mozková blána {f} :: meninx, meninge
mozková hemisféra {f} [neuroanatomy] :: cerebral hemisphere
mozková kůra {f} :: cerebral cortex
mozková kůra {f} :: neocortex
mozková mrtvice {f} :: stroke (loss of brain function)
mozkovna {f} [anatomy] :: braincase, neurocranium, cranium
mozkový {adj} :: cerebral (of, or relating to the brain or cerebral cortex of the brain)
mozkový kmen {m} :: brainstem
mozkový nerv {m} [neuroanatomy] :: cranial nerve
mozkový trámec {m} :: corpus callosum
mozol {m inan} :: callus (hardened part of the skin)
mozzarella {f} :: mozzarella (soft Italian cheese)
moždíř {m} :: mortar (a hollow vessel used to pound, crush, rub, grind or mix ingredients with a pestle)
možná {adv} :: maybe, perhaps
možnost {f} :: possibility (property of being possible)
možnost {f} :: option, possibility, choice, alternative
možný {adj} :: possible
možný {adj} :: conceivable
MR {noun} :: initialism of magnetická rezonance: MRI
mráček {m} :: diminutive of mrak
mračit {v impf} :: to frown
mračoun {m} :: grouch, crosspatch (a grumpy, bad-tempered or irascible person)
mrak {m inan} :: cloud
mrakodrap {m} :: skyscraper (building)
mramor {m} :: marble (crystalline limestone)
mrav {m} :: mores
mrav {m} :: custom
mravenčan {m} :: formate
mravenčení {n} :: pins and needles
mravenčí {adj} [relational] :: ant
mravenec {m} :: ant
mravenečník {m} :: anteater
mraveniště {n} :: anthill
mravkolev {m} :: antlion
mravní {adj} :: moral
mravný {adj} :: moral, ethical
mravokárce {m} :: moralist
mravoučný {adj} :: ethical
mravouk {m} :: ethicist
mravouka {f} :: ethics
mravověda {f} :: ethics
mravovědec {m} [archaic] :: ethicist
mravovědný {adj} [archaic] :: ethical (of or relating to ethics)
mráz {m inan} :: frost (cold weather able to freeze)
mráz {m inan} [archaic] :: frost (cover of minute ice crystals)
mrazák {m} :: freezer
mrazík {m} :: diminutive of mráz
mrazit {vt impf} :: to freeze
mrazivě {adv} :: chillingly, frostily
mrazivost {f} :: chilliness, frostiness, frigidity, frigidness, wintriness
mrazivý {adj} :: freezing, chilly, frosty, boreal, wintry, icy
mraznička {f} :: freezer
mrdačka {f} [vulgar] :: fuck (sexual intercourse)
mrdat {v impf} [vulgar] :: to fuck (have sexual intercourse)
mrdat {v impf} [archaic] :: to move quickly, shake
mrdat {v impf} :: to insult, to hit
mrdat {v impf} [vulgar] :: to puff, to disregard
mrdka {noun} [vulgar] :: semen
mrdník {m} [vulgar] :: mess (disorder)
mrhat {v impf} :: to waste, squander
mrholení {n} :: drizzle (light rain)
mrholit {v impf} :: to drizzle (to rain lightly)
mrcha {f} [obsolete] :: carcass, carrion
mrcha {f} [vulgar, pejorative, offensive] :: bitch (objectionable woman)
mrchožrout {m} :: scavenger (animal)
mrkat {v impf} :: to wink, blink (to close and reopen both eyes quickly)
mrkev {f} :: carrot
mrknout {v pf} :: to blink (to close and reopen both eyes quickly)
mrknout {v pf} [colloquial] :: to have a look
mrknutí {n} :: verbal noun of mrknout
mrknutí {n} :: blink (quick closing both eyes and opening them again)
mrkvička {f} :: diminutive of mrkev
mrmlat {v impf} [colloquial] :: to chunter
mrně {n} [colloquial] :: tot, nipper, small kid, tiddler
mrož {m} :: walrus
mroží {adj} [relational] :: walrus, walrus's
mršina {f} :: carcass (body of a dead animal)
mrška {f} :: diminutive of mrcha
mrštný {adj} :: nimble, agile (quick and light in movement or action)
mrť {f} :: litter (layer of dead leaves and other organic matter)
mrtvější {adj} :: comparative of mrtvý
Mrtvé moře {prop} {n} :: the Dead Sea
mrtvice {f} :: stroke (loss of brain function)
mrtvička {f} :: diminutive of mrtvice
mrtvola {f} :: corpse
mrtvolka {f} :: diminutive of mrtvola
mrtvý {adj} :: dead
mrzák {m} :: cripple (impaired person)
mrzet {v impf} :: to be sorry (with subject and object reversed)
mrznout {v impf} :: to freeze
mrzout {m} :: grouch, crosspatch (a grumpy, bad-tempered or irascible person)
mřenka {f} :: loach
mřít {v impf} :: to die
mříž {f} :: latticework
mříž {f} [geometry, group theory] :: lattice
msta {f} :: revenge, vengeance
mstít {v impf} :: to avenge
mstitel {m} :: avenger
mstivý {adj} :: vindictive
mše {f} :: mass, the Eucharist (the ceremony of Holy Communion)
mšice {f} :: aphid
MTR {phrase} :: initialism of mám rád
mučednice {f} :: martyress
mučednictví {n} :: martyrdom
mučedník {m anim} :: martyr
mučení {n} :: torture
mučírna {f} :: torture chamber (room where torture is carried out)
mučit {v impf} :: to torture
mučitel {m} :: torturer
Mudla {m} :: Muggle (non-magical person in the works of J. K. Rowling)
MUDr. {noun} :: abbreviation of medicinae universae doctor
mudra {f} :: mudra
mudrc {m} :: a wise man, sage, philosopher
mudrc {m} [sarcastic] :: a wise guy
mudroslovný {adj} :: sapiential
mudžáhid {m} :: mujahid (a Muslim engaging in jihad)
muflon {m} :: mouflon
mufloní {adj} [relational] :: mouflon
muflonka {f} :: female mouflon
muchlat {v impf} :: to crumple, crease
mucholapka {f} :: flypaper
mucholapka {f} :: flytrap (insectivorous plant)
muchomůrka {f} :: amanita
muchomůrka císařka {f} :: Caesar's mushroom
muchomůrka červená {f} :: fly agaric
muchomůrka růžovka {f} :: blusher (Amanita rubescens)
muchomůrka tygrovaná {f} :: panther cap (Amanita pantherina)
muchomůrka zelená {f} :: death cap
můj {pron} [possessive pronoun] :: my, mine
muka {noun} [literary] :: Agony, torment, ordeal
mukociliární {adj} :: mucociliary
mul {m} :: mule (hybrid offspring of a male donkey and a female horse)
mula {f} :: mule (hybrid offspring of a male donkey and a female horse)
mulat {m} :: mulatto
mulatka {f} :: female mulatto
multi- {prefix} :: multi-
multidisciplinární {adj} :: multidisciplinary
multifokální {adj} :: multifocal
multikino {n} :: multiplex (large cinema)
multikulturalismus {m} :: multiculturalism
multikulturní {adj} :: multicultural
multilaterální {adj} :: multilateral (involving more than one party)
multilingvní {adj} :: multilingual
multimnožina {f} [set theory] :: multiset
multinomické rozdělení {n} [statistics] :: multinomial distribution
multiplikátor {m} [economics] :: multiplier
multirasový {adj} :: multiracial
multirezistentní {adj} :: multiresistant
multiverzum {n} :: multiverse
multivesmír {m} :: multiverse
mumie {f} :: mummy (embalmed corpse)
mumifikovat {v impf} :: to mummify
mumlání {n} :: mumble
mumlat {v impf} :: to mumble
munice {f} :: ammunition, ammo
municipalita {f} :: municipality
muniční sklad {m} :: magazine (ammunition storehouse)
muňka {f} :: crab louse
muntžak {m anim} :: muntjac
můra {f} :: owlet moth
Murphyho zákon {m} :: Murphy's law
muří {adj} [relational] :: owlet moth, owlet moth's
můří {adj} [relational] :: owlet moth, owlet moth's
muset {v impf} :: must
musit {v impf} :: must; to have to
müsli {n} :: muesli
muslim {m} :: Muslim
muslimka {f} :: female Muslim
muslimský {adj} :: Muslim (when used attributively)
müsli tyčinka {f} :: muesli bar, cereal bar
mustang {m} :: mustang (horse)
můstek {m} [dentistry] ::   A bridge
můstek {m} :: diminutive of most
mušelín {m} :: muslin
muší {adj} [relational] :: fly, fly's
muška {f} :: diminutive of moucha
muškát {m} :: certain species of pelargonium
muškát {m} :: nutmeg (the aromatic seed of nutmeg tree, used as a spice)
muškátovník {m} :: nutmeg (tree Myristica fragrans)
muškátový {adj} :: nutmeg
muškátový oříšek {m} :: nutmeg (the aromatic seed of nutmeg tree, used as a spice)
mušketa {f} :: musket (a kind of firearm)
mušketýr {m} :: musketeer
mušle {f} :: bivalve shell
mušle {f} [colloquial] :: blue mussel (Mytilus edulis)
mušlička {f} :: diminutive of mušle
mutace {f} :: mutation
mutagenní {adj} :: mutagenic
mutant {m} :: mutant
mutismus {m} :: mutism
mutovat {v impf} :: to mutate
mutr {f} [colloquial, archaic, rare] :: mother
mutualismus {m} [ecology] :: mutualism
múza {f} :: muse (a source of inspiration)
muzeum {n} :: museum
muzicírovat {v} [colloquial] :: to make music
muzika {f} :: music
muzikál {m} :: musical
muzikant {m} :: musician
muzikantka {f} :: female musician
muzikolog {m} :: musicologist
muzikologie {f} :: musicology
muzikoložka {f} :: female musicologist
muž {m anim} :: man (an adult male human)
muž {m anim} :: husband
mužíček {m} :: diminutive of muž
mužík {m} :: diminutive of muž
mužný {adj} :: manly, masculine (having male qualities, not feminine or effeminate.)
mužný {adj} :: manly, brave, courageous
mužský {adj} :: masculine
mužský {adj} [grammar] :: masculine
mužský {noun} [colloquial] :: man
mužství {n} :: manhood, masculinity
MVDr. {noun} :: abbreviation of medicinae veterinariae doctor
my {pron} :: we
Myanmar {prop} :: Myanmar
myanmarský {adj} :: Myanmar, Burmese
mycí {adj} :: washing
myčka {f} :: dishwasher, washer
mydlit {v} :: to soap (apply soap in washing)
mýdlo {n} :: soap
mýdlová opera {f} :: soap opera (television serial)
mýdlový {adj} [relational] :: soap
myelin {m} :: myelin
myelinová pochva {f} :: myelin sheath
myelinový {adj} :: myelin (when used attributively)
myeloblast {m} :: myeloblast
myeloblastický {adj} :: myeloblastic
myeloidní {adj} :: myeloid (of or pertaining to bone marrow)
myelom {m} :: myeloma (malignant tumor of bone marrow)
myelopatie {f} :: myelopathy
Mykéňan {m} :: Mycenaean (native or inhabitant of Mycenae)
mykénský {adj} :: Mycenaean, of Mycenae
Mykény {prop} {fp} :: Mycenae
myko- {prefix} :: myco-
mykobakterie {f} :: mycobacterium
mykolog {m} :: mycologist
mykologický {adj} :: mycological
mykologie {f} :: mycology (study of fungi)
mykoplazma {f} :: mycoplasma
mykotický {adj} :: fungal, mycotic
mykóza {f} :: mycosis
mykóza nohou {f} :: athlete's foot
mýlit {v impf} :: to mislead
mýlit {v impf} :: to err, to be in error
mýlit se je lidské {proverb} :: to err is human
mýlka {f} [literary] :: error, mistake (in judgement)
mylnější {adj} :: comparative of mylný
mylný {adj} :: fallacious
myo- {prefix} :: myo-
myocyt {m} :: myocyte
myofibróza {f} :: myofibrosis
myokard {m} [anatomy, cardiology] :: myocardium
myokarditida {f} :: myocarditis
myorelaxans {n} :: muscle relaxant
myoskeletální {adj} :: myoskeletal
myriáda {f} :: myriad (vast diversity or number)
myrotočec {noun} :: myroblyte
mys {m} [geography] :: cape (headland)
mys Dobré naděje {prop} {m} :: Cape of Good Hope (a cape in southwestern South Africa, near Cape Town)
mysl {f} :: mind
myslet {v impf} :: to think (to reckon, to estimate)
myslet {v impf} :: to think (to think about)
myslet {v impf} :: to mean
myslit {v impf} [dated] :: alternative form of myslet
myslitel {m} :: thinker
myslitelnost {f} :: conceivableness, conceivability
myslitelný {adj} :: thinkable, conceivable
mystický {adj} :: mystical
mystik {m} :: mystic (someone who practices mysticism)
myš {f} :: mouse (animal)
myš {f} [computing] :: mouse (input device)
myšák {m} :: A male mouse
myší {adj} [relational] :: mouse
myšička {f} :: diminutive of myš
myška {f} :: A small mouse
myška {f} :: An inconspicuous or shy person
myšlení {n} :: verbal noun of myslet
myšlení {n} :: thought, thinking
myšlenka {f} :: idea
myšlenková mapa {f} :: mind map
myšlenkový {adj} [relational] :: thought
myšlenkový experiment {m} [physics, philosophy] :: thought experiment
mýt {v impf} :: to wash
mythologie {f} :: mythology (collection and study of myths)
mytický {adj} :: mythical
mýtina {f} :: clearing, glade (area of land within a wood or forest devoid of trees)
mýtinka {f} :: diminutive of mýtina
mýtné {n} :: toll (fee, especially of roads and bridges)
mýto {n} :: toll (fee, especially of roads and bridges)
mytolog {m} :: mythologist
mytologicky {adv} :: mythologically
mytologický {adj} :: mythological
mytologie {f} :: mythology (myths of a people)
mytologie {f} :: mythology (study of myths)
mýtus {m} :: myth
mýval {m} :: raccoon
mývalí {adj} [relational] :: raccoon, raccoon's
myxedém {m} :: myxedema (form of edema)
myxom {m} :: myxoma (tumor of primitive connective tissue)
myxomatóza {f} :: myxomatosis (disease of rabbits)
mzda {f} :: wage
mzdový {adj} [relational] :: wage
mžení {n} :: drizzle (light rain)
mžourat {vi impf} :: to squint (partly cover eyes because of strong light etc)
mžourat {v impf} :: to blink (after waking up etc)