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s- {prefix} :: A prefix, usually indicating either movement together or movement downwards
s {prep} :: with
sabat {m} :: Sabbath, Shabbat
Sabina {prop} {f} :: given name
Sabinka {prop} {f} :: given name
sabotáž {f} :: sabotage
sabotér {m} :: saboteur
sabotovat {v impf} :: to sabotage
sací {adj} [relational] :: suction
sací {adj} [relational] :: sucking
sací papír {m} :: synonym of savý papír
sad {m} :: orchard
sada {f} :: set (collection of similar things)
sadař {m} :: orchardist
sadismus {m} :: sadism
sadista {m} :: sadist
sadistický {adj} :: sadistic
sadistka {f} :: female sadist
sádlo {n} :: lard (fat from the abdomen of a pig)
sádlo {n} ::  ?? (fat from the abdomen of other animals)
sadomasochismus {m} :: sadomasochism
sádra {f} :: plaster (mixture for coating)
sádra {f} :: plaster cast
sádrovec {m inan} :: gypsum
sádrový odlitek {m} :: plaster cast
safír {m} :: sapphire
safra {interj} :: darn
saframente {interj} :: darn
safraporte {interj} :: darn
sága {f} :: saga
sagitální {adj} :: sagittal
ságo {n} :: sago (a powdered starch obtained from certain palms used as a food thickener)
ságovník {m} :: sago (any of the palms from which sago is extracted)
sáh {m} :: fathom (a measure of length corresponding to the outstretched arms, standardised to six feet)
Sahara {prop} {f} :: Sahara (desert)
saharský {adj} :: Saharan
sahat {v impf} :: to reach
sahat {v impf} :: to touch
sahat po kotníky {v} [idiomatic] :: to hold a candle (be even remotely of the same quality, skill, etc. as another)
sáhnout {v pf} :: to reach
Sachalin {prop} {m} :: Sakhalin (the largest island of Russia, off its eastern coast)
sacharid {m} :: carbohydrate
sacharóza {f} :: sucrose
sajdkár {m} :: sidecar (one-wheeled attachment to a motorcycle)
sajdkára {f} :: sidecar (one-wheeled attachment to a motorcycle)
sajga {f} :: saiga (antelope)
sajka {f} :: saiga (antelope)
sako {n} :: jacket, blazer [piece of a person's suit]
sako {n} [volleyball, jargon] :: net
sakra {interj} :: darn
sakrální {adj} [anatomy] :: sacral
sakramentský {adj} [colloquial] :: damned
sakrblé {interj} :: darn
sakristie {f} :: sacristy (room in a church where sacred vessels, books, vestments, etc. are kept)
sakroiliakální {adj} [medicine] :: sacroiliac (relating to the region of the sacrum and the ilium in the lower back)
sakryš {interj} :: darn
sakulente {interj} :: darn
sakumpak {adv} [colloquial] :: completely, in its entirety
sakum pakum {adv} [colloquial] :: completely, in its entirety
sakumperdum {adv} :: completely, in its entirety
sakumpikum {adv} :: completely, in its entirety
sakumprásk {adv} :: completely, in its entirety
sakumprdum {adv} [colloquial] :: completely, in its entirety
sál {m} :: room
sál {m} :: saloon
sál {m} :: hall
sál {m} :: theater (operating theater for surgery)
salafismus {m} :: Salafism
salafista {m} :: Salafi, Salafist
salafistický {adj} :: Salafi (of or pertaining to Salafism)
salám {m} :: salami
salamandr {m anim} :: salamander
sálání {n} :: radiation (to be verified)
sálání {n} :: radiation of heat (to be verified)
salát {m inan} :: lettuce (edible plant, Lactuca sativa and its close relatives, having a head of green and/or purple leaves)
salát {m inan} :: salad (food made primarily of a mixture of raw or cold ingredients, typically vegetables, usually served with a dressing such as vinegar or mayonnaise)
Salcburk {prop} {m} :: Salzburg (city)
Salcbursko {prop} {n} :: Salzburg (state)
salcburský {adj} :: Salzburg
saldo {n} :: balance (the difference between credit and debit of an account)
salicylan {m} :: salicylate
salicylát {m} :: salicylate
salmonelóza {f} :: salmonellosis
salpingektomie {f} [medicine] :: salpingectomy (surgical removal of the Fallopian tubes)
salsa {f} :: salsa (dance)
salto {n} :: somersault
Saltonské moře {prop} {n} :: the Salton Sea
Salvador {prop} {m} :: Salvador (country)
Salvádor {prop} {m} :: Salvádor (country)
Salvadorec {m} :: Salvadoran (person)
salvadorský {adj} :: Salvadoran, of El Salvador
sám {pron} :: oneself, himself, herself, itself
sám {adj} :: alone, by oneself
sám {adj} :: lonely
samaritán {m} :: samaritan
samba {f} :: samba (dance)
samčí {adj} :: male (of animals and plants)
samec {m} :: male (animal)
sameček {m} :: diminutive of samec
samet {m inan} :: velvet
sametonohá {adj} :: Adjective specifying a species of fungi with velvety surface of the stipe, penízovka sametonohá (velvet foot, Flammulina velutipes)
sametový {adj} [uncomparable, relational] :: velvet
sametový {adj} :: velvety
samice {f} :: female (animal)
samičí {adj} :: female (of animals and plants)
samička {f} :: diminutive of samice
sám jako kůl v plotě {adj} [simile] :: entirely alone
samo- {prefix} :: self-, auto-
Samo {prop} {m} :: The founder of the political union of Slavic tribes, Samo's Empire, stretching from Silesia to present-day Slovenia, ruling from 623 until his death in 658
Samoa {prop} :: Samoa
samohláska {f} :: vowel
samohláskový {adj} :: vowel
samohyb {m} [archaic] :: automaton
samochvála {f} :: self-praise
samochvála smrdí {proverb} :: The praise you give to yourself is not trustworthy for other people
Samojec {m} :: Samoan (person)
Samojka {f} :: female Samoan
samojský {adj} :: Samoan, of Samoa
samojština {f} :: Samoan (language)
samomluva {f} :: self-talk
samoobsluha {f} :: A self-service store
samopal {m} :: submachine gun
samosprávný {adj} :: autonomous (self-governing)
samostatnost {f} :: independence (of a country)
samostatnost {f} :: self-reliance, independence
samostatný {adj} :: stand-alone, standalone
samostatný {adj} :: independent (of a country)
samostudium {n} :: self-study
sámoška {f} [colloquial] :: self-service store, such as supermarket
samota {f} :: solitude
samotář {m} :: loner, solitary
samotářka {f} :: female loner
samotka {f} [colloquial] :: solitary, solitary confinement
samotný {pron} :: himself
samotný {pron} :: lonely
samouctví {n} :: autodidacticism
samouk {m} :: self-taught person; autodidact
samovazba {f} :: solitary confinement
samovláda {f} :: autocracy
samovládce {m anim} :: autocrat
samovolnost {f} :: spontaneity
samovolný {adj} :: spontaneous
samovražda {f} [archaic] :: suicide
samozřejmě {adv} :: of course
samozřejmý {adj} :: self-evident
samoživitelka {f} :: single mother
Samuel {prop} {m} :: given name
samuraj {m} :: samurai
samý {adj} :: full of
samý {adj} :: very
samý {adj} :: same
saň {f} :: dragon
sanace {f} :: renovation, restoration, healing
sandál {m} :: sandal
sandálek {m} :: diminutive of sandál
Sandokan {m anim} :: Name or nickname inspired by a film character Sandokan
sandr {m} [geology] :: sand
Sandra {prop} {f} :: given name
saně {f} :: alternative form of sáně
sáně {f} :: sledge, sled
sanfranciský {adj} :: San Francisco
sanglantní {adj} [obsolete, rare] :: acerbic, biting, caustic; deadly (offence, accusation, disgrace)
sangvinik {m} [psychology] :: sanguine person
saní {adj} [relational] :: dragon, dragon's
sání {n} :: verbal noun of sát
sání {n} :: suction
sání {n} :: sucking
sanita {f} :: medical service, e.g. in military
sanita {f} :: ambulance (emergency vehicle)
sanitární {adj} :: sanitary
sanitář {m} :: orderly (in a hospital)
sanitka {f} :: ambulance (emergency vehicle)
sanitní {adj} :: ambulance
sanitní vozidlo {n} :: ambulance
sanitní vůz {m} :: ambulance
sankce {f} :: penalty
Sankt Petěrburg {prop} {m} :: Sankt Petěrburg (federal city)
sáňky {noun} :: sled
Sanmariňan {m} :: Sammarinese, San Marinese, Sanmarinese (person)
San Marino {prop} {n} :: San Marino (microstate)
San Marino {prop} {n} :: San Marino (capital city)
sanmarinský {adj} :: San Marino, of San Marino
sanskrt {m} :: Sanskrit
sapienciální {adj} :: sapiential
saprlot {interj} :: darn
saprlote {interj} :: darn
Sára {prop} {f} :: given name
Sára {prop} {f} [biblical character] :: Wife of patriarch Abraham, mother of Isaac
saranče {n} :: locust
sarančí {adj} :: locust, locust's
Sarasvatí {prop} {f} :: Saraswati (Hindu goddess)
Saratov {prop} {m} :: Saratov (oblast)
Saratov {prop} {m} :: Saratov (city/administrative center)
sardel {f} :: anchovy
Sardiňan {m} :: Sardinian
Sardinie {prop} {f} :: Sardinie (region)
sardinka {f} :: sardine
sardinský {adj} :: Sardinian (relating to Sardinia)
sardinština {prop} {f} :: Sardinian (language)
sardština {prop} {f} :: Sardinian (language)
Sargasové moře {prop} {n} :: the Sargasso Sea
sarkasmus {m} :: sarcasm
sarkastický {adj} :: sarcastic (Containing sarcasm)
sarkofág {m} :: sarcophagus
sarkom {m} [oncology] :: sarcoma
Sársko {prop} {n} :: Saarland
sasanka {f} :: anemone (any plant of the genus Anemone)
Saskia {prop} {f} :: given name
Saskie {prop} {f} :: given name
Sasko {prop} {n} :: Sasko (administrative district)
Sasko-Anhaltsko {prop} {n} :: Saxony-Anhalt
Saša {prop} {mf} :: A pet form of the male given name Alexandr
Saša {prop} {mf} :: A pet form of the female given name Alexandra
-sát {suffix} :: Suffix used for some numbers, specifically 50, 60, 70, 80, 90 and derived numbers
sát {v impf} :: to suck (to pull liquid or solid substance)
satanismus {m} :: satanism
satanista {m} :: Satanist
satanistický {adj} :: Satanic
satanský {adj} :: satanic, Satanic
satelit {m} :: satellite
satelitní {adj} [relational] :: satellite
satén {m inan} :: satin or sateen
satira {f} :: satire
satirický {adj} :: satirical (of or pertaining to satire)
saturejka {f} :: savory (any of several Mediterranean herbs, of the genus Satureja, grown as culinary flavouring)
Saturn {prop} {m} :: Saturn (planet)
Saturn {prop} {m} :: Saturn (Roman god)
Saúd {m} :: Saudi (person)
Saúdka {f} :: female Saudi
Saúdská Arábie {prop} {f} :: Saudi Arabia
saúdskoarabský {adj} :: Saudi Arabian, of Saudi Arabia, Saudi Arabia's
saudský {adj} :: Saudi
saúdský {adj} :: Saudi
Saúdský Arab {m} :: Saudi Arabian (person)
sauna {f} :: sauna
saussurovský {adj} :: Saussurean, Saussurian
Sáva {prop} {m} :: given name
Sáva {prop} {f} :: Sava (river)
savana {f} :: savanna (tropical grassland with scattered trees)
savčí {adj} [relational] :: mammal, mammalian
savec {m anim} :: mammal
savý papír {m} :: blotting paper
saxofon {m} [musical instruments] :: saxophone
saxofonista {m} :: saxophonist
saxofonistka {f} :: female saxophonist
Sázava {prop} {f} :: Any of several cities in the Czech Republic
Sázava {prop} {f} :: Sázava (river) that is a right tributary of the Vltava
sazba {f} [typography] :: typesetting
sazba {f} :: rate (price or fee determined in relation to a particular scale or standard)
saze {f} :: soot
sazeč {m} :: compositor, typesetter
sázet {v impf} :: to bet
sázet {v impf} :: to plant, sow
sázka {f} :: bet
sběr {m} :: collection (activity of collecting)
sběrač {m anim} :: gatherer
sběrač {m inan} :: a device which collects something, e.g. a pantograph
sběračka {f} :: ladle
sběratel {m anim} :: collector (of stamps)
sběratelka {f} :: female collector
sběratelství {n} :: collecting (hobby)
sběrnice {f} [electronics] :: bus (an electrical conductor serving as a common connection for two or more circuits)
sbíječka {f} :: (US) jackhammer, (UK) pneumatic drill
sbírat {v impf} :: to collect (for a hobby)
sbírat {v impf} :: to pick (remove a fruit or plant for consumption)
sbírka {f} :: collection (set of items)
sbohem {interj} :: farewell
sbor {m} :: board, committee
sbor {m} :: corps
sbor {m} :: choir, chorus
sborník {m} :: anthology
scéna {f} [theater] :: scene
scenárista {m} :: screenwriter, scriptwriter
scénárista {m anim} [sometimes, proscribed] :: scriptwriter
scénář {m} :: script (performing arts)
scénář {m} :: scenario, screenplay (recorded media)
scenerie {f} :: scenery
scenérie {f} :: scenery
scénický {adj} :: stage
scestný {adj} :: misguided
scientolog {m} :: Scientologist
scientologie {f} :: Scientology
scintigrafie {f} :: scintigraphy
scvrknout {v pf} :: to shrink
scvrknout se {v pf} :: reflexive of scvrknout
sčítanec {m} :: summand, addend
sčítání {n} :: addition
sčítání lidu {n} :: census
sčítat {v impf} :: to add
SČSP {prop} {m} :: initialism of Svaz československo-sovětského přátelství (=Union for Czechoslovak-Soviet Friendship, a large organisation active 1948-1991)
sdělení {n} :: verbal noun of sdělit
sdělení {n} :: message
sdělit {v pf} :: to inform, to communicate
sdělovací {adj} [relational] :: communication
sdělování {n} :: verbal noun of sdělovat
sdělování {n} :: communication
sdělovat {v impf} :: imperfective form of sdělit
sdílení {n} :: sharing
sdílený {adj} :: shared
sdílet {v impf} :: to share
sdostatek {adv} :: sufficiently, enough
sdružení {n} :: association
se- {prefix} :: A prefix, sometimes used instead of s- in front of a consonant
se {pron} [accusative] :: oneself (clitic form of reflexive pronoun sebe)
se {prep} :: with
sebe- {prefix} :: self-
sebe {pron} [genitive, accusative, reflexive] :: oneself
sebe {pron} :: myself
sebe {pron} :: yourself
sebe {pron} :: himself
sebe {pron} :: herself
sebe {pron} :: itself
sebe {pron} :: ourselves
sebe {pron} :: yourselves
sebe {pron} :: themselves
sebedůvěra {f} :: self-confidence
sebehodnocení {f} :: self-esteem
sebechvála {f} :: self-praise
sebeklam {m} :: self-deception
sebekontrola {f} :: self-control
sebekritika {f} :: self-criticism
sebeláska {f} :: self-love
sebelítost {f} :: self-pity
sebelítostivec {m} :: A moaner, whiner
sebelítostivý {adj} :: self-pitying
sebeobětování {n} :: self-sacrifice
sebeobrana {f} :: self-defense [US], self defence
sebeobraz {m} :: self-image
sebeovládání {n} :: self-control
sebepřijetí {n} :: self-acceptance
sebereference {f} :: self-reference
sebereferenční {adj} :: self-referential
sebereflexe {f} :: self-consciousness, self-knowledge
sebestředný {adj} :: self-centered
sebeúcta {f} :: self-respect
sebeukájení {n} :: masturbation
sebeurčení {n} :: self-determination (political independence of a people)
sebevědomí {n} :: self-confidence
sebevědomý {adj} :: self-confident
sebevrah {m anim} :: suicide (person)
sebevražda {f} :: suicide (event)
sebevražedkyně {f} :: female suicide (person)
sebevražedný {adj} :: suicidal
sebevztažnost {f} :: self-reference
sebevztažný {adj} :: self-referential (referring to itself or oneself)
sebezabití {n} :: self-killing (self inflicted death)
sebezáchova {f} :: self-preservation
sebezapření {n} :: self-denial
sebou {pron} [instrumental] :: with oneself, by oneself
sebrat {v pf} :: to pick
sebrat {v pf} :: to pick something up
sebrat {v pf} :: to muster (courage)
secese {f} :: art nouveau
sečíst {v impf} [arithmetic] :: to add
sečna {f} :: secant (line intersecting a curve)
sečtělý {adj} :: well-read
sed {m} :: sitting position
sedace {f} :: sedation
sedací nerv {m} :: sciatic nerve
sedačka {f} :: couch (an item of furniture for the comfortable seating of more than one person), sofa
sedadlo {n} :: seat (a place in which to sit)
sedativní {adj} :: sedative
sedativum {n} :: sedative, tranquilizer
sedavý {adj} :: sedentary
sedět {v impf} :: to sit (to be in a sitting position)
sedět {v impf} :: to fit (of clothing)
sediment {m} :: sediment
sedláček {m} :: diminutive of sedlák
sedlák {m} :: farmer, husbandman
sedlář {m} :: saddler
sedlat {v impf} :: to saddle
sedlina {f} :: dregs, dreg, settling
sedlo {n} :: saddle (a seat on the back of an animal)
sedlo {n} :: saddle (a seat on a bicycle or motorcycle)
sedlo {n} :: saddle (a ridge, in the shape of a saddle, between two hills)
sedm {num} :: seven
sedmák {m} [colloquial] :: a seventh grader
sedmdesát {num} :: seventy (70)
sedmdesátá čtvrtá {adj} :: seventy-fourth (74)
sedmdesátá osmá {adj} :: seventy-eighth (78)
sedmdesátá pátá {adj} :: seventy-fifth (75)
sedmdesátá šestá {adj} :: seventy-sixth (76)
sedmdesát čtyři {num} :: seventy-four (74)
sedmdesát devátý {adj} :: seventy-ninth
sedmdesát devět {num} :: seventy-nine (79)
sedmdesát dva {num} :: seventy-two (72)
sedmdesátiletý {adj} :: seventy-year-old
sedmdesátina {f} :: seventieth (one of seventy equal parts of a whole)
sedmdesátina třetí {adj} :: seventy-third (73)
sedmdesátiprocentní {adj} :: seventy-percent, 70%
sedmdesát jedna {num} :: seventy-one (71)
sedmdesátka {f} :: seventy
sedmdesátník {m} :: septuagenarian
sedmdesát osm {num} :: seventy-eight (78)
sedmdesát pět {num} :: seventy-five (75)
sedmdesát sedm {num} :: seventy-seven (77)
sedmdesát sedmý {adj} :: seventy-seventh (77)
sedmdesát sekund {adj} :: seventy-second (72)
sedmdesát šest {num} :: seventy-six (76)
sedmdesát tři {num} :: seventy-three (73)
sedmdesátý {adj} :: seventieth
sedmdesátý první {adj} :: seventy-first (71)
sedmé nebe {n} :: seventh heaven
sedmiboj {m} :: heptathlon
sedmička {f} :: seven (digit or figure)
sedmihlásek {m anim} :: tree warbler
sedmihlavý {adj} :: seven-headed
Sedmihradsko {prop} {n} :: Sedmihradsko (region)
sedmikráska {f} :: daisy
sedmikráska chudobka {f} :: daisy
sedmiletý {adj} :: seven-year
sedmiletý {adj} :: seven-year-old
sedmimocný {adj} [chemistry] :: heptavalent
sedmina {f} :: seventh (one of seven equal parts of a whole)
sedmiprocentní {adj} :: seven-percent, 7%
sedmispáč {m} :: sound sleeper (someone who sleeps well or long)
sedmistý {adj} :: seven-hundredth
sedmitisícovka {f} :: seven-thousander (mountain)
sedmiúhelník {m} [geometry] :: heptagon
sedmkrát {adv} :: seven times
sedmnáct {num} :: seventeen (17)
sedmnáctiletý {adj} :: seventeen-year-old
sedmnáctiprocentní {adj} :: seventeen-percent, 17%
sedmnáctkrát {adv} :: seventeen times
sedmnáctý {adj} :: seventeenth
sedm set {num} :: seven hundred
sedmý {adj} :: seventh
sedmý pád {m} [grammar] :: instrumental, instrumental case
sednout {v pf} :: to sit down
sednout {v pf} [, used with si] :: to sit down
sednout {v pf} [, used with si] :: to get along, click, sit well with
sedoleh {m} :: sit-up
sedřít {v pf} :: to rub off, excoriate
Segedín {prop} {m} :: Segedín (city)
ségra {f} [colloquial] :: sister
sehnat {v pf} :: to find, to get
sehnout {vt pf} :: to bend down, stoop
sehnout {v pf} :: to bend down, bend over, stoop down
Seina {prop} {f} :: Seine (river)
seizmologie {f} :: seismology (the study of the vibration of the Earth's interior)
sejde z očí, sejde z mysli {proverb} :: out of sight, out of mind
sejf {m} :: safe
sejít {v pf} :: to walk down
sejít {v pf} :: to meet (to come face to face with someone by arrangement)
sekáč {m} :: reaper (one who reaps)
sekáč {m} :: harvestman (arachnid)
sekáč {m} [colloquial] :: second-hand shop
sekáček {m} :: cleaver (a squarish knife used for hacking)
sekačka {f} :: lawn mower (machine for cutting grass)
sekačka na trávu {f} :: lawnmower, lawn mower (machine)
sekaná {f} :: meatloaf (mixture of ground meat)
sekaná {f} :: mince (finely chopped meat)
sekans {m} :: secant (trigonometric function)
sekat {v impf} :: to chop, cut (with an axe or a scythe)
sekce {f} :: section
sekce {f} :: dissection
sekera {f} :: axe, hatchet
sekera {f} [colloquial] :: unpaid debts
sekera {f} [ice hockey] :: slashing
seknout {v pf} :: to cut
sekrece {f} :: secretion
sekreční {adj} :: secretion (attributive usage)
sekreční {adj} :: secretive
sekreční {adj} :: secretory
sekretář {m} :: secretary (person keeping records)
sekretář {m} :: escritoire
sekretářka {f} :: secretary (person who handles general clerical work)
sekt {m} :: sparkling wine
sekta {f} :: sect, cult
sektářský {adj} :: sectarian
sektor {m} :: sector
sektor {m} [computer hardware] :: sector (fixed-sized unit of sequential data stored on a track of a digital medium)
sekulární {adj} :: secular
sekunda {f} :: second (unit of time)
sekunda {f} :: second (musical interval)
sekundární {adj} :: secondary
sekundární trh {m} :: secondary market
sekvenční diagram {m} :: sequence diagram
sekvoj {f} :: sequoia, redwood
sekyra {f} :: axe
sekyrka {f} :: diminutive of sekyra
sekýrovat {v impf} [colloquial] :: to push around
selan {m} :: selane, hydrogen selenide (H2Se)
selanka {f} :: idyll
selátko {n} :: diminutive of sele (piglet)
sele {n} :: piglet
selegilin {m} :: selegiline
selekce {f} :: selection
selen {m} :: selenium
selenovodík {m} :: hydrogen selenide (H2Se)
selfíčko {n} [colloquial] :: selfie (photographic self-portrait)
selhání {n} :: verbal noun of selhat
selhání {n} :: failure
selhání {n} :: default (finance)
selhat {v pf} :: to fail
selhávat {v impf} :: to fail
selka {f} :: the wife of a farmer
selka {f} :: peasant woman, peasant girl
selo {n} :: village (used only for villages in Russia or in south-Slavic countries, for example Croatia)
selský rozum {m} :: common sense (ordinary sensible understanding)
sem {adv} :: hither (to here)
semafor {m inan} :: traffic light
semafor {m inan} [computing] :: semaphore (mechanism which is used to restrict access to a shared function or device to a single process at a time)
semantický {adj} :: alternative spelling of sémantický
sémantický {adj} :: semantic
sémantik {m} :: semanticist
sémantika {f} :: semantics
semeník {m} [botany] :: ovary
semeno {n} :: seed
semeno {n} :: sperm, semen
semestr {m} :: semester
semestr {m} :: term (part of academic year)
semi- {prefix} :: semi-
semifinále {n} :: semifinal, semi-final
semifinalista {m} :: semifinalist
semifinalistka {f} :: female semifinalist
semilogaritmický {adj} :: semilog, semilogarithmic (having one axis plotted on a logarithmic scale and the other on a linear scale)
seminární {adj} :: seminar
seminární {adj} :: seminary
seminář {m} :: seminar (class in which students meet regularly to discuss original research, under the guidance of a professor)
seminář {m} :: seminary (theological school)
sémiotik {m} :: semiotician (linguist specialized in semiotics)
sémiotika {f} :: semiotics
Semita {m} :: Semite (member of any of a number of peoples of ancient southwestern Asia and East Africa such as the Akkadians, Assyrians, Arameans, Phoenicians, Canaanites, Hebrews, Arabs and Aksumites)
Semita {m} :: Jew
semitolog {m} :: Semitic scholar
semitologie {f} :: Semitic studies, Semitics
semitský {adj} :: Semitic
sen {m inan} :: dream
senát {m} :: senate
Senát {m} :: The upper house in the Czech Republic
senátní {adj} :: senate (when used attributively)
senátor {m} :: senator
senátorka {f} :: female senator
sendvič {m} :: sandwich
Senegal {prop} {m} :: Senegal (country)
Senegalec {m} :: Senegalese (person)
Senegalka {f} :: female Senegalese
senegalský {adj} :: Senegalese, of Senegal, Senegal's
seník {m} :: hayshed
senilní {adj} :: senile (exhibiting the deterioration in mind)
senilnost {f} :: senility
senná rýma {f} :: hay fever
senný {adj} [relational] :: hay
seno {n} :: hay
sentence {f} :: sentence (formula with no free variables)
sentence {f} :: sentence (grammar)
senza {adj} [colloquial] :: cool, super, great
senza {interj} :: great
senzace {f} :: sensation (widespread reaction of interest or excitement)
senzacechtivý {adj} :: sensationalist
senzační {adj} [colloquial] :: sensational
senzibilizace {f} :: sensitization
senzibilizovat {v impf} :: to sensitize
senzitivní {adj} :: sensitive
senzomotorický {adj} :: sensorimotor
senzor {m} :: sensor
senzualismus {m} :: sensualism
senzualista {m} :: sensualist
separace {f} :: separation (the act of separating)
separace {f} :: separation (that which separates)
separatismus {m} :: separatism
separatista {m} :: separatist
separatistický {adj} :: separatist
separátní {adj} :: separate
sepětí {n} :: A bond, a connection, a tie
sepětí {n} :: An accordance
sépie {f} :: cuttlefish (any of various squidlike mollusks)
sepse {f} :: sepsis
sérak {m} :: serac (sharp tower of ice)
Serbie {prop} {f} :: obsolete form of Srbsko
serenáda {f} :: serenade
sere pes {phrase} [vulgar] :: who gives a fuck, who gives a shit, fuck it
seriál {m} :: series (television or radio program)
série {f} :: series
sériově {adv} :: serially
sériové číslo {n} :: serial number
sériový {adj} :: serial (having to do with or arranged in a series)
sériový obvod {m} :: series circuit
sériový vrah {m} :: serial killer
sérologický {adj} :: serological
sérologie {f} :: serology (science that studies the reaction between antigens and antibodies in serum)
sérologie {f} :: serology (blood test to detect the presence of antibodies)
serotonergní {adj} :: serotonergic
serotonin {m} :: serotonin
sertralin {m} :: sertraline
sérum {n} :: serum
Servác {prop} {m} :: given name
servat {v} :: to tear off, to tear down
serverovna {f} :: server room
servilita {f} :: servility
servilní {adj} :: servile, obsequious
servilnost {f} :: servility
servírka {f} :: waitress
servírovat impf :: To serve a meal
servus {interj} [colloquial] :: hi, hiya
servus {interj} [colloquial] :: cheerio, bye, so long, ta-ta
seřadit {v pf} :: to sort (to arrange in order)
seřvat {v} :: to yell at, to tell off
ses {contraction} :: contraction of jsi + se
sese {f} [archaic] :: session
seskupit {v} :: to group
seslat {v pf} :: to cast
sestava {f} :: A line-up, team
sestava {f} :: A group, arrangement, configuration
sestávat {v impf} :: to consist of, to comprise (to be made up of)
sestavení {n} :: verbal noun of sestavit
sestavení {n} :: assembling, assemblage
sestavení {n} [computing] :: build
sestavit {v pf} :: assemble
sestavovací program {m} :: linker, link editor
sesterna {f} :: nurse's room (in a hospital)
sesterský {adj} :: sisterly, sororal
sestoupit {v pf} :: to descend
sestra {f} :: sister (sibling)
sestra {f} :: nurse (caring for the sick)
sestra {f} :: nun, sister
sestřenice {f} :: cousin, female first cousin (daughter of a person's uncle or aunt)
sestřenka {f} :: female first cousin
sestřička {f} :: diminutive of sestra
sestup {m} :: descent
sestup {m} :: relegation (in sport)
sestupný {adj} :: descending
sestupný tračník {m} :: descending colon
sestupovat {v impf} :: imperfective form of sestoupit
sesuv {m} :: slide (stones moving down the slope)
sešit {m} :: exercise book (a booklet for students, containing blank, lined or checkered pages for writing answers, drawing graphs etc.)
sešít {v pf} :: to sew together
sešívačka {f} :: stapler
sešívat {v impf} :: to sew together
set {m} [tennis, volleyball] :: set (part of a match in sports like tennis and volleyball)
setba {f} :: sowing, planting
setina {f} :: hundredth (one of a hundred equal parts of a whole)
setkání {n} :: meeting (planned)
setkání {n} :: meeting, encounter (accidental)
setkat {v pf} :: to meet (to come face to face with someone by arrangement)
setkat {v pf} :: to meet (to converge and touch)
setkávat {v impf} :: imperfective form of setkat
setr {m anim} :: setter (a breed of gundog)
setrvačník {m} :: flywheel
setrvačnost {f} :: inertia
setrvat {v pf} :: to stay, to remain (to remain in a particular place)
setřít {v pf} :: to wipe, dry
setsakra {adv} :: damn (very)
setsakra {interj} :: damn
setsakramentský {adj} [colloquial] :: damned
sever {m} :: north
severák {m} :: norther (wind)
Severka {prop} {f} :: North Star
severně {adv} :: north
severní {adj} :: north, northern
Severní Amerika {prop} {f} :: North America
severní Evropa {prop} {f} :: Northern Europe
Severní Irsko {prop} {n} :: Northern Ireland (six-county state occupying the northeastern part of the Island of Ireland)
Severní Korea {prop} {f} :: North Korea
Severní ledový oceán {prop} {m} :: Arctic Ocean
Severní moře {prop} {n} :: the North Sea
Severní Porýní-Vestfálsko {prop} {n} :: North Rhine-Westphalia
severoafrický {adj} :: North African
severoamerický {adj} :: North American
Severoameričan {m} :: North American
severoatlantický {adj} :: North Atlantic
Severočech {m} :: North Bohemian (person from North Bohemia)
severočeský {adj} :: North Bohemian
Severoevropan {m} :: Northern European
severoevropský {adj} :: Northern European
Severokorejec {m anim} :: North Korean (person)
severokorejský {adj} :: North Korean, of North Korea, North Korea's
Severomoravan {m} :: North Moravian (person from North Moravia)
severomoravský {adj} :: North Moravian
severoněmecký {adj} :: North German
severovýchod {m} :: northeast
severovýchodní {adj} :: northeast, northeastern
severozápad {m} :: northwest
severozápadní {adj} :: northwest, northwestern
severský {adj} :: Nordic
sevřít {v pf} :: to clench (to squeeze; to grip or hold tightly)
sevřít {v pf} :: to clutch (to grip or grasp tightly)
se vším všudy {adv} :: completely, in its entirety
sex {m} :: sex (sexual intercourse)
sexismus {m} :: sexism
sexistický {adj} :: sexist
sexovat {v} [colloquial] :: to have sex
sextant {m} :: sextant
sexualita {f} :: sexuality
sexuálně {adv} :: sexually
sexuální {adj} :: sexual
sexuální orientace {f} :: sexual orientation
sexuálnost {f} :: sexuality
sexuolog {m} :: sexologist
sexuologický {adj} :: sexological
sexuologie {f} :: sexology (the study of sex and sexuality)
sexuoložka {f} :: female sexologist
Seychelan {m} :: Seychellois (person)
seychelský {adj} :: Seychelles, of Seychelles
Seychely {prop} {p} :: Seychelles
sezdaný {adj} :: married
seznam {m} :: list (register of items)
seznam {m} [computing] :: list
seznámit {vt pf} :: to acquaint
seznámit {v pf} :: to get acquainted
seznamka {f} :: dating service; dating website
seznamka {f} :: dating agency
seznam obrázků {m} :: List of figures
seznamovací kancelář {f} :: dating agency
seznamovat {v impf} :: imperfective form of seznámit
sezóna {f} :: season (part of year with something special)
sezónní {adj} :: seasonal
sezónní sleva {f} :: seasonal discount
sféra {f} :: sphere (region in which something or someone is active)
sférický {adj} :: spherical
sfygmomanometr {m} :: sphygmomanometer
sfygmometr {m} :: sphygmomanometer
shakespearovský {adj} :: Shakespearean
shánět {v impf} :: to look for, to hunt
Shapleyho hodnota {f} [game theory] :: Shapley value
shazovat {v impf} :: to throw something down
shazovat {v impf} :: to overthrow
shazovat {v impf} :: to belittle
sherry {n} :: sherry (fortified wine)
sherry {n} :: sherry (variety of sherry)
sherry {n} :: sherry (glass of sherry)
shetlandský {adj} [relational] :: Shetland, Shetlander
shledat {v} :: to find (to determine as true)
shlédnout {vrt pf} [si] :: to look through something, see something over, have a look at, skim through something
shlédnout {vt pf} :: to peruse (to look over casually), to skim
shluk {m} [statistics] :: cluster
shluková analýza {f} :: cluster analysis
shlukový {adj} :: Relating to cluster
shnilý {adj} :: rotten
shnít {v pf} :: to rot
shoda {f} :: agreement
shodit {v pf} :: to throw something down
shodit {v pf} :: to overthrow
shodit {v pf} :: to belittle
shodnout {v pf} :: to agree, concur
shodovat {v impf} :: to agree, concur
shodovat {v impf} :: to agree, tally, correspond
shodovat {v impf} :: (grammar) to agree
shon {m} :: bustle
shovívavý {adj} :: forbearing, forgiving, tolerant
showbyznys {m} :: show business
shrnout {v pf} :: to sum up, to summarize
shrnovat {v impf} :: to shove, shovel, push (away from some place)
shrnovat {v impf} :: to heap, pile (by shovelling or raking)
shrnutí {n} :: verbal noun of shrnout
shrnutí {n} :: summary, abstract
shromáždění {n} :: verbal noun of shromáždit
shromáždění {n} :: assembly (of people)
shromáždit {v pf} :: to collect, to gather
shromáždit {v pf} :: to assemble (of people)
shromažďovat {v impf} :: imperfective form of shromáždit
scházet {v impf} :: imperfective form of sejít
scházet se {v impf} :: reflexive of scházet
schéma {n} :: schema, diagram (a plan, drawing, sketch or outline to show how something works, or show the relationships between the parts of a whole)
schéma {n} [logic] :: schema
schematický {adj} :: schematic, diagrammatic
schematický {adj} :: sketchy, simplified
schisma {n} :: alternative spelling of schizma
schizma {n} :: schism
schizofrenie {f} :: schizophrenia
schizofrenik {m} :: schizophrenic
schizofrenní {adj} :: schizophrenic (afflicted with schizophrenia)
schizogonie {f} :: schizogony
schnout {vi impf} :: to dry (to become dry)
schod {m} :: step (of a stairway)
schodiště {n} :: stairway, stairs, staircase
schopnost {f} :: skill, ability
schopný {adj} :: able, capable
schovanec {m} :: foster child
schovanka {f} :: foster girl
schovaný {adj} :: hidden
schovat {v pf} :: to hide
schovávaná {f} :: hide and seek
schovávat {v impf} :: to hide
schránka {f} :: box (container)
schránka {f} [zoology] :: shell
schránka {f} [computing] :: clipboard
schůdek {m} :: diminutive of schod
s chutí do toho, půl je hotovo {proverb} :: a good beginning makes a good ending
schůze {f} :: meeting
schůzka {f} :: appointment (arrangement for a meeting; an engagement)
schválení {n} :: approval
schválený {adj} :: approved
schválit {v pf} :: to approve (to confirm)
schválně {adv} :: on purpose
schvalovat {v impf} :: to approve (to regard as good)
si {pron} [dative] :: to oneself (clitic form of reflexive pronoun sobě)
sibérie {f} :: bad weather, especially cold one
sibilanta {f} :: sibilant
Sibiň {prop} {f} :: Sibiň (city)
Sibiř {prop} {f} :: Sibiř (region)
Sibiřan {m} :: Siberian (person from Siberia)
sibiřský {adj} :: Siberian
Sibyla {prop} {f} :: Sibylla
sice {adv} :: admittedly
síci {v impf} :: to mow
síci {v impf} :: to reap
Sicilan {m} :: Sicilian (person from Sicily)
Sicilián {m} :: Sicilian (person from Sicily)
Sicílie {prop} {f} :: Sicílie (island/and/region)
sicilský {adj} :: Sicilian
síct {v impf} :: to mow
síct {v impf} :: to reap
sídliště {noun} :: housing estate, council estate
sídlit {v impf} :: to reside
sídlo {n} :: residence, seat
siemens {m} :: siemens (unit of electrical conductance)
Sierraleoňan {m} :: Sierra Leonean (person)
Sierra Leone {prop} {f} :: Sierra Leone (country)
sierraleonský {adj} :: Sierra Leonean, of Sierra Leone
sievert {m} :: sievert (unit of radiation dose)
sifon {m} :: siphon
sifón {m} :: siphon
sigma {n} :: sigma
signál {m} :: signal
signatář {m} :: signatory
signatářka {f} :: female signatory
signifikant {m} :: signifier
signifikantní {adj} :: significant
signifikát {m} :: signified
sichravý {adj} :: obsolete form of sychravý
sichrhajcka {f} [colloquial] :: safety pin (pin, in the form of a clasp)
sichrhajska {f} [colloquial] :: safety pin (pin, in the form of a clasp)
Sijón {prop} {m} :: alternative form of Sión
sikhismus {m} :: Sikhism
síla {f} :: strength
síla {f} :: force
síla {f} [mechanics] :: force
síla {f} :: power
silák {m anim} :: a strong man
silan {m} :: silane (SiH₄)
síla vůle {f} :: willpower
silikát {m} [inorganic chemistry] :: silicate
silikóza {f} :: silicosis
sílit {v impf} :: To grow stronger
silná interakce {f} [physics] :: strong interaction
silná jaderná interakce {f} [physics] :: strong nuclear interaction
silná stránka {f} :: strength (positive attribute)
silně {adv} :: strongly
silně souvislá komponenta {f} :: strongly connected component
silnice {f} :: road
silnička {f} :: diminutive of silnice
silniční {adj} [relational] :: road
silný {adj} :: strong
silný jako býk {adj} [simile] :: very strong
silo {n} :: silo (vertical building for storing grain)
siloměr {m} :: A dynamometer
silozpyt {m} [archaic] :: physics
silueta {f} :: silhouette
silur {m} :: Silurian
Silvestr {prop} {m} :: given name
Silvie {prop} {f} :: given name
Simča {prop} {f} :: A pet form of the female given name Simona
Simona {prop} {f} :: given name
simonie {f} :: simony (buying and selling ecclesiastical offices and pardons)
Simonka {prop} {f} :: given name
simplexní {adj} [medicine] :: simple
simplifikace {f} [literary] :: simplification
simsalabim {interj} :: abracadabra (said by someone doing magic or magical trick)
simulace {f} :: simulation
simulant {m} :: malingerer
simulátor {m} :: simulator
simulované žíhání {n} :: simulated annealing
simulovat {v impf} :: to simulate
síň {f} :: hall
Sinaj {prop} {m} :: Sinai (peninsula)
Sinaj {prop} {m} :: Sinai (mountain)
Sinajský poloostrov {prop} {m} :: Sinai Peninsula (peninsula)
Singapur {prop} {m} :: Singapur (island/and/city-state)
Singapurec {m} :: Singaporean (person)
singapurský {adj} :: Singaporean, of Singapore, Singapore's
Singapuřan {m anim} :: Singaporean (person)
singulár {m} [grammar] :: singular (a form of a word that refers to only one person or thing)
singulární {adj} :: singular
Sinhálec {m} :: Sinhalese (person)
sinhálský {adj} :: Sinhalese
sinice {f} :: cyanobacterium, blue-green alga
síňka {f} :: diminutive of síň
sinologie {f} :: Chinese studies, sinology
sinus {m} [trigonometry] :: sine
sinus {m} [anatomy] :: sinus
sinusitida {f} [pathology] :: sinusitis
sinusoida {f} :: sinusoid, sine curve
sinusovka {f} :: sinusoid, sine curve
Sion {prop} {m} :: alternative form of Sión
Sión {prop} {m} :: Mount Zion (mountain in Israel)
sionismus {m} :: Zionism (movement supporting the establishment and continuation of a Jewish state in Israel)
sionista {m} :: Zionist
sionistický {adj} :: Zionist
Sioux {m} :: Sioux (member of Sioux tribes)
sípání {n} :: verbal noun of sípat
sípání {n} :: wheeze
sípat {v impf} :: To wheeze
síra {f} :: sulfur (chemical element)
síran {m} :: sulfate
síran železnatý {m} :: iron(II) sulfate, ferrous sulfate (FeSO4)
siréna {f} :: siren (device for making noise)
sirka {f} :: match (device to make fire)
sirotčí {adj} :: orphan, orphan's
sirotčinec {m} :: orphanage
sirotek {m} :: orphan
sirovodík {m} :: hydrogen sulfide (toxic gas, H2S, smelling like rotten eggs)
sírový {adj} :: sulfuric
sirup {m} :: syrup (liquid)
siřičitan {m} [inorganic chemistry] :: sulfite
siřičitý {adj} :: sulfurous
sis {contraction} :: contraction of jsi + si
Sisyfos {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] :: Sisyphus
sisyfovský {adj} :: Sisyphean
sít {v impf} :: to sow
síť {f} :: net
síť {f} [computing] :: network
sitár {m} :: sitar
síťkovaný {adj} :: netlike, reticulate
sítnice {f} :: retina
síto {n} :: sieve
síto {n} [printing] :: screen
sítotisk {m} :: Screen printing
síťová karta {f} :: network card
síťové rozhraní {n} :: network interface
síťovka {f} :: type of bag
síťovka {f} [slang] :: network card
síťový {adj} [relational] :: net
síťový {adj} [relational] :: network
síťový adaptér {m} :: AC adapter, power adapter
síťový model {m} :: network model
situace {f} :: situation (state of affairs)
situovat {v impf} :: to situate
sívíčko {n} [colloquial] :: CV, curriculum vitae
sivý {adj} :: grey, gray
sjednocení {n} [set theory] :: union
sjednocení {n} :: unification
sjednocený {adj} :: united
sjednocený {adj} :: unified
sjednotit {v pf} :: to unite
sjednotit {v pf} :: to unify
sjet {v pf} :: to go down, drive down, cycle down, ski down etc
sjet {v pf} :: to slip, slide
sjet {v pf} :: to get together, congregate (using vehicles)
sjet {v pf} :: [colloquial] to get stoned, high
sjet se {v pf} :: reflexive of sjet
sjetý {adj} [colloquial] :: stoned, high
sjetý {adj} [colloquial] :: worn (about tyres)
sjetý {adj} [colloquial] :: went downhill
sjezd {m} :: convention (meeting or a gathering)
sjezdař {m} :: downhill skier
sjezdování {n} :: alpine skiing, downhill skiing
sjezdovat {v impf} :: to convene
sjezdovat {v impf} :: to downhill ski
sjezdovka {f} :: piste, ski run, ski slope
sjezdovky {fp} :: downhill ski
sjíždět {v impf} :: to go down, drive down, cycle down, ski down etc
sjíždět {v impf} :: to slip, slide
sjíždět {v impf} :: to get together, congregate (using vehicles)
sjíždět {v impf} :: [colloquial] to get stoned, high
skácet {v pf} :: fell
Skadar {prop} {m} :: Skadar (city)
skákat {v impf} :: to jump
skála {f} :: rock (mass of stone projecting out of the ground or water)
skalár {m} :: scalar
skalární {adj} :: scalar
skalární pole {n} [mathematics, physics] :: scalar field
skalární součin {m} :: scalar product, dot product
Skalisté hory {prop} {fp} :: Rocky Mountains
skalka {f} :: diminutive of skála
skalka {f} :: rockery
skalňáček {m anim} :: rockrunner
skalní {adj} [relational] :: rock
skalník {m anim} :: rock thrush
skalpovat {v impf} :: to scalp
skandál {m} :: scandal (incident that brings disgrace)
skandálek {m} :: diminutive of skandál
skandální {adj} [relational] :: scandal
Skandinávec {m} :: Scandinavian
Skandinávie {prop} {f} :: Scandinavia
Skandinávka {f} :: female Scandinavian
skandinávský {adj} :: Scandinavian
skandium {n} :: scandium
skandovat {v impf} :: to chant
skapat {v pf} :: to drip down (of a liquid)
skartace {f} :: shredding
skartovač {m} :: shredder
skartovačka {f} :: shredder
skartovat {v} :: to shred
skaut {m} :: scout (member of the scout movement)
skautík {m} :: diminutive of skaut
skautka {f} :: Girl Scout
skener {m} :: scanner
skenovat {v impf} :: to scan (to create a digital copy of an image using a scanner.)
skepse {f} :: scepticism
skepticismus {m} :: scepticism
skeptický {adj} :: sceptical
skeptik {m} :: sceptic
sketa {f} {m} :: coward
skica {f} :: sketch (quick drawing)
skifař {m} :: (sport) sculler
sklad {m} :: warehouse
skládačka {f} :: jigsaw
skládat {v impf} :: imperfective form of složit
skládat {v impf} :: to consist of, to comprise (to be made up of)
skladatel {m} :: composer
skladatelka {f} :: female composer
skladba {f} :: composition (music)
skladbička {f} :: diminutive of skladba
sklapnout {v impf} :: to shut up
sklárna {f} :: glassworks
sklář {m} :: glassmaker
sklářka {f} :: female glassmaker
sklářka {f} :: glassmaker's wife
sklenář {m} :: glazier
skleněný {adj} :: Made from glass
sklenice {f} :: glass (drinking vessel)
sklenice {f} :: glass jar
sklenička {f} :: diminutive of sklenice
skleník {m} :: greenhouse
skleníkový efekt {m} :: greenhouse effect
sklenka {f} :: glass (translucent drinking vessel)
sklep {m} :: cellar (storage space)
sklepení {n} :: cellarage, dungeon, vault
sklerotizovaný {adj} :: hardened, tough, hard
sklíčený {adj} :: Dispirited, dejected, gloomy, wretched
sklíčko {n} :: diminutive of sklo
sklípek {m} :: diminutive of sklep
sklípek {m} [dialectal] :: wine cellar
sklivec {m} :: vitreous humor
sklizeň {f} :: harvest (yield of harvesting)
sklízet {v impf} :: to reap imperfective form of sklidit
sklo {n} :: glass (material)
sklon {m} :: slope, gradient, incline, cant
sklon {m} :: tendency, inclination
skloněný {adj} :: battered, weathered
skloněný {adj} :: inclined, sloping
sklonit {v pf} :: to tilt, incline
sklonit {v pf} :: to bend down
sklonit {v pf} :: to reach down (for something)
sklonný {adj} [grammar] :: declinable (of a word, capable of being declined)
skloňování {n} [grammar] :: declension
skloňovat {v impf} [grammar] :: to decline (to inflect for case, number and sometimes gender)
sklovina {f} :: enamel (covering of the tooth)
skluzavka {f} :: slide (toy for children)
-sko {suffix} :: Forms neuter nouns denoting a country or a region
skobička {f} :: diminutive of skoba
skobka {f} :: diminutive of skoba
skočit {v pf} :: to jump
skok {m} :: jump
skokan {m anim} :: jumper (Someone or something that jumps, e.g. a participant in a jumping event in track or skiing.)
skokan {m anim} :: jumper (A person who attempts suicide by jumping from a great height.)
skokan {m anim} :: several genera of frog
skokan {m anim} :: Rana
skokan {m anim} :: Pelophylax
skokan {m anim} :: Lithobates
skokan {m anim} :: Staurois
skokan {m anim} :: Amolops
skokan {m anim} :: Amietia
skokan {m anim} :: Ptychadena
skok do výšky {m} :: high jump
skok vysoký {m} :: high jump
skolióza {f} [pathology] :: scoliosis
skonat {v pf} [formal] :: to die
skončit {vi pf} :: to finish (to come to an end)
skončit {v pf} :: to end up (to arrive at a destination, sometimes unexpectedly)
Skopal {prop} {m} :: A Czech surname
skopčák {m} [derogatory, ethnic slur] :: Fritz (German person)
skopec {m} :: wether (castrated ram)
Skopec {prop} {m} [zodiac constellations] :: Aries (constellation of the zodiac supposedly shaped like a ram)
Skopec {prop} {m} [astrology] :: Aries (the Zodiac sign for the ram, covering March 21 - April 20)
skopové {n} :: mutton (the flesh of sheep used as food)
skóre {n} :: score
skorec {m anim} :: dipper
skoro {adv} :: almost, nearly
skořápka {f} :: shell, eggshell
skořápka {f} :: shell (covering of a nut)
skořápky {fp} :: shell game (game which requires the bettor to guess under which of three small cups a pea-sized object has been placed)
skořice {f} :: cinnamon (spice)
skořicovník {m} :: cinnamon (tree)
skot {m} [collective] :: cattle
skot {m anim} :: miser, skinflint, scrooge
Skot {m anim} :: A Scot
Skotka {f} :: Scotswoman
Skotové {prop} {m} :: Alternative form of Skoti
skotská gaelština {f} :: Scottish Gaelic
Skotsko {prop} {n} :: Scotland
skotský {adj} :: Scottish, Scots, Scotch
skotština {f} :: (language) Scots
skoupý {adj} :: stingy
skoupý {adj} :: paltry, meagre
skráň {f} [literary, anatomy] :: temple
skrblík {m} :: scrooge (miserly person)
skrblit {v} :: to scrimp (be frugal)
skript {m} [computing] :: script
skrolovací kolečko {n} :: scroll wheel, mouse wheel
skromnost {f} :: modesty
skromný {adj} :: modest (not bragging)
skromný {adj} :: frugal
skrupule {f} :: scruple (unwillingness, doubt, or hesitation proceeding from motives of conscience)
skrupulózní {adj} :: scrupulous (having scruples or compunctions)
skrýš {f} :: hideout, hiding place, lair, cache
skrýt {v pf} :: to hide
skrytý {adj} :: hidden
skrývat {v impf} :: imperfective form of skrýt
skrz {prep} :: through
skrze {prep} :: through (from one side of an opening to the other)
skrze {prep} :: through (by means of)
skřet {m} :: goblin
skříň {f} :: cabinet
skříň {f} :: cupboard
skříňka {f} :: box
skřipec {m} :: rack (torture device)
skřípnout {v pf} :: to squeak
skřípnout {v pf} :: to squeeze, pinch
skřípnout {v pf} :: to give somebody a good grilling
skřítčí {adj} :: gnome, gnome's
skřítek {m} :: dwarf, imp, gnome, sprite, goblin, gremlin
skřítek {m} :: troll
skřivan {m} :: lark
skřivánčí {adj} :: lark, lark's
skřivánek {m} :: diminutive of skřivan
skřivánek {m} :: a bird from a genus Calandrella
s křížkem {adj} [music] :: sharp
s křížkem po funuse {phrase} [idiom] :: a day late and a dollar short (too late and too feeble to achieve the desired effect)
skulinka {f} :: diminutive of skulina
skunk {m} :: skunk (animal)
skupenství {n} [physics] :: state of matter
skupina {f} :: group
skupina {f} :: troop (group of people)
skupina {f} [chemistry] :: moiety (a specific segment of a molecule)
skupinka {f} :: diminutive of skupina
skupinová izomerie {f} :: functional group isomerism
skupinový {adj} [relational] :: group
skupinový sex {m} :: group sex
skus {noun} :: occlusion (the alignment of the teeth when upper and lower jaws are brought together)
skutečně {adv} :: really, truly
skutečnost {f} :: reality
skutečnost {f} :: fact
skutečný {adj} :: real (having physical existence), actual (existing in act or reality, not just potentially)
skutek {m} :: deed
skútr {m} :: scooter, motor scooter
skútr {m} :: snowmobile
skvadra {f} [colloquial] :: group
skvěle {adv} :: superbly, splendidly
skvělost {f} :: magnificence, splendour, exquisiteness
skvělý {adj} :: great (very good)
skvost {m} :: gem, treasure, wonder, masterpiece (something exquisite)
skvostný {adj} :: precious, superb
skvoš {m} :: rare form of squash
skvrna {f} :: stain, fleck, spot
skvrna na slunci {f} [astronomy] :: sunspot
-ský {suffix} [as an adjective] :: -ian, -ic (from, related to, or like)
Skyt {m} :: Scythian
Skyth {m} :: Scythian
Skythie {prop} {f} :: Scythia (region of Central Eurasia)
skythský {adj} :: Scythian
Skytie {prop} {f} :: Scythia (region of Central Eurasia)
skytský {adj} :: Scythian
slabá interakce {f} [physics] :: weak interaction
slabá jaderná interakce {f} [physics] :: weak nuclear interaction
slabá stránka {f} :: weakness (inadequate quality; fault)
slabě {adv} :: weakly
slabé pohlaví {n} :: fair sex
slabika {f} :: syllable
slabikář {m} :: primer (for teaching alphabet)
slabina {f} :: weakness
slabina {f} :: groin
slábnout {v impf} :: weaken, diminish, wane
slaboduch {m} :: nitwit, dimwit
slaboduchý {adj} :: feeble-minded, weak-minded, half-witted
slaboch {m} :: weakling
slaboch {m} [slang] :: wuss
slabomyslný {adj} :: feeble-minded, weak-minded, half-witted
slabost {f} :: weakness
slabý {adj} :: weak, feeble
slad {m inan} :: malt
sladce {adv} :: sweetly
sladidlo {n} :: sweetener
sladit {vt impf} :: to sweeten
sladit {vi impf} :: to use sugar or other sweeteners
sladit {vt pf} :: to harmonize, to attune, to bring into accord
sladkokyselá omáčka {f} :: sweet-and-sour sauce
sladkokyselý {adj} :: sweet-and-sour
sladkost {f} :: candy (US), sweet (UK)
sladkost {f} :: sweetness (condition of being sweet or sugary)
sladkovodní {adj} :: freshwater (living in fresh water)
sladký {adj} :: sweet
sladký jako cumel {adj} [simile] :: very sweet
slajd {m} :: slide (transparent plate bearing an image to be projected to a screen)
slalom {m} :: slalom (sport of skiing in a zigzag course through gates)
slalom {m} :: slalom (zigzag activity on non-ski vehicles, including canoes and water skis)
slalomář {m} :: slalom skier, slalom racer
slalomářka {f} :: female slalom skier, slalom racer
sláma {f} :: straw (dried stalks)
slamák {m} :: straw hat
slaměná vdova {f} :: grass widow (married woman whose husband is away)
slaměný {adj} :: straw
slámka {f} :: straw, drinking straw
slang {m} :: slang
slanina {f} :: bacon
slánka {f} :: salt shaker
slanost {f} :: saltiness
slaný {adj} :: salty
slast {f} :: pleasure
slať {f} :: peat bog, bog
slatina {f} :: a kind of wetland
-slav {noun} [archaic] :: a suffix which indicates that someone is celebrating something, now predominantly in names
sláva {f} :: fame (state of being well-known and spoken of)
sláva {f} :: glory
Slávek {prop} {m} :: A pet form of the male given names Jaroslav, Slavomír and Bohuslav
Slávek {prop} {m} :: given name
Slavěna {prop} {f} :: given name
slavíček {m} :: diminutive of slavík
slavičí {adj} :: nightingale, nightingale's
slavík {m} :: nightingale
slavista {m} :: Slavist, Slavicist
slavistika {f} :: Slavic studies
slavit {v impf} :: to celebrate
slávka {f} :: Mytilus, mussel
Slavníkovec {m} :: Slavnikid (a member of the Slavnik dynasty ruling the Duchy of Bohemia)
slavnost {f} :: celebration
slavnost {f} :: festival
slavnostně {adv} :: celebratorily, festively
slavnostní {adj} :: festive
slavný {adj} :: famous, renowned
slavný {adj} :: glorious, memorable
Slavoj {prop} {m} :: given name
Slavomír {prop} {m} :: given name
Slavonie {prop} {f} :: Slavonie (geographical region/and/former kingdom)
slazený {adj} :: sweetened, with sugar or other sweetener added
slečinka {f} :: diminutive of slečna
slečna {f} :: miss (girl)
sled {m inan} :: sequence, succession
sleď {m anim} [animate] :: herring (kind of fish)
sleď {m anim} [animate, inanimate] :: herring (food from the fish)
sledovat {v impf} :: to follow
sledovat {v impf} :: to tail, to track
sledovat {v impf} :: to watch (object or event that changes state)
slejvák {m} [colloquial] :: downpour (heavy rain)
slepá bába {f} :: Blind man's buff
slepá bába {f} :: The blindfolded player in blind man's buff
slepá skvrna {f} :: blind spot
slepá ulička {f} :: cul-de-sac, blind alley
slepec {m} :: a blind person
slepenec {m inan} [rock] :: conglomerate
slepé střevo {n} :: appendix, vermiform appendix
slepice {f} :: hen (female chicken)
slepice {f} [offensive] :: stupid woman
slepičí {adj} :: hen, hen's
slepičinec {m} :: chicken shit, chicken poop
slepičinec {m} :: chicken coop, henhouse
slepička {f} :: diminutive of slepice (hen)
slepit {v pf} :: to stick or glue together; to conglutinate
slepota {f} :: blindness
slepý {adj} :: blind (unable to see)
slepý jako netopýr {adj} [simile] :: blind as a bat
slepý jako patrona {adj} [simile] :: blind as a bat
slepýš {m} :: slowworm, blindworm
slet {m inan} :: flight downwards
slet {m inan} :: gathering
sletět {v pf} :: to fly down
sletět {v pf} :: to fly together
sletět {v pf} [colloquial] :: to fall down
sleva {f} :: discount (reduction in price)
slévárna {f} :: foundry (facility that melts metals)
slez {m inan} :: abomasum
sléz {m inan} :: mallow (any of a group of plants in several genera of the taxonomic family Malvaceae)
Slezák {m anim} :: Silesian (person)
Slezan {m anim} :: Silesian (person)
slezina {f} [anatomy] :: spleen
Slezsko {prop} {n} :: Silesia
slezský {adj} :: Silesian
slezština {f} :: Silesian (language)
slib {m inan} :: promise
slib {m inan} :: word (something promised)
slib {m inan} :: oath (the affirmed statement or promise accepted as equivalent to an oath)
slíbit {v pf} :: to promise
slibný {adj} :: promising (showing promise, and likely to develop in a desirable fashion)
slibotechna {f} [colloquial] :: promise breaker
slída {f} :: mica
slídit {v} :: to spy (to act as a spy)
slimák {m anim} :: slug (gastropod of the genus Limax)
slina {f} :: saliva
slinění {n} :: verbal noun of slinit
slinění {n} :: salivation
slinit {v impf} :: to salivate
slinivka {f} :: pancreas
slinivka břišní {f} :: pancreas
slinná žláza {f} :: salivary gland
slinný {adj} :: salivary
slintat {v impf} :: to drool, to slaver, to slobber (to let saliva flow out of one's mouth)
slípka {f} [colloquial] :: hen
slípka {f} :: moorhen
slipy {m} :: briefs
slitek {m} [typography] :: ligature
slitina {f} :: alloy
slitování {n} :: mercy
slíva {f} :: plum
slivoň {f} :: Prunus (taxonomic genus within the family Rosaceae)
slivovice {f} :: slivovitz
sliz {m} :: mucus
sliz {m} :: slime
slizák {m} :: any mushroom of genus Gomphidius
slizký {adj} :: slimy
sliznice {f} :: mucous membrane
slizniční {adj} :: mucosal
slizoun {m anim} :: combtooth blenny of the genus Blennius
slogan {m} :: slogan (advertising)
sloh {m} [architecture, writing] :: style
sloj {f} [geology] :: bed, deposit
slon {m} :: elephant
sloní {adj} [relational] :: elephant, elephantine
slonice {f} :: female elephant
slonovina {f} :: ivory
slonovinová věž {f} [idiomatic] :: ivory tower
slonovinový {adj} :: ivory
slon v porcelánu {m} [idiomatic] :: bull in a china shop (literally, elephant in porcelain)
slota {f} :: misery
slota {f} :: bad weather
sloučenina {f} [chemistry] :: compound
sloučit {vt pf} :: to merge
sloučit {v pf} :: to merge
sloup {m} [architecture] :: column (beam)
sloupcový diagram {m} :: bar chart, bar graph
sloupcový graf {m} :: bar chart, bar graph
sloupec {m} :: column (in a table)
sloupec {m} [chess] :: file
sloupek {m} :: diminutive of sloup
sloupek {m} :: column (newspaper column)
sloupek {m} [volleyball] :: post supporting the net
sloupkař {m} :: columnist
slout {v} [literary or archaic] :: to be called, to be named
slout {v} [literary or archaic] :: to be known for
sloužit {v impf} :: to serve
Slovák {m anim} :: Slovak (person)
slovakismus {m} :: word or other feature originating in the Slovak language that has been borrowed by another language
Slovan {m} :: Slav
slovanský {adj} :: Slavic, Slavonic
Slovenka {f} :: female Slovak (person)
Slovensko {prop} {n} :: Slovakia
slovensky {adv} :: in a Slovak manner
slovenský {adj} :: Slovak
slovenština {f} :: Slovak (language)
slovesnost {noun} :: literature
slovesný {adj} [formal] :: literary
slovesný {adj} :: (grammar) verbal
slovesný způsob {m} :: grammatical mood
sloveso {n} [grammar] :: verb
slovíčkařit {v} :: to argue semantics
slovíčkářský {adj} :: pedantic, hair-splitting, verbal
slovíčko {n} :: diminutive of slovo
Slovinec {m anim} :: Slovene (person)
Slovinka {f} :: female Slovene (person)
Slovinsko {prop} {n} :: Slovenia
slovinský {adj} :: Slovene
slovinština {f} :: Slovenian (language)
slovní {adj} [relational] :: word, verbal (relating to words)
slovníček {m} :: diminutive of slovník
slovníček pojmů {m} :: glossary
slovní druh {m} [grammar] :: part of speech, lexical category, word class, lexical class
slovní hříčka {f} :: pun
slovník {m} :: dictionary
slovník {m} :: vocabulary
slovníkář {m} :: lexicographer
slovníkářský {adj} :: lexicographic, lexicographical
slovníkářství {n} :: lexicography
slovník pojmů {m} :: glossary
slovní spojení {n} [grammar] :: phrase (single unit in the syntax of a sentence)
slovní úloha {f} :: word problem
slovní zásoba {f} :: vocabulary (of a person)
slovo {n} :: word (distinct unit of language)
slovo {n} :: word (promise)
slovosled {m} [grammar] :: word order
slovo souznačné {n} :: synonym
slovotvorba {f} :: word formation
složená závorka {f} :: curly bracket, brace
složené číslo {n} :: composite number
složení {n} :: composition
složení {n} :: ingredients (on a food label)
složenina {f} [linguistics] :: compound
složený {adj} :: compound, composite
složit {vt pf} :: to compose (of music)
složit {v pf} :: to assemble
složit {v pf} [rugby] :: to tackle
složitost {f} :: complexity
složitý {adj} :: complicated
složitý {adj} :: complex
složka {f} [computing] :: folder
složka {f} :: constituent (part)
složka {f} :: component
slučitelný {adj} :: compatible
slučka {f} :: diminutive of sluka
slučka {f} :: jacksnipe
sluha {m} :: servant
sluch {m} :: hearing (sense)
sluchátko {n} :: handset (the part of a telephone containing both receiver and transmitter held in the hand)
sluchátko {n} :: headphone
sluchová kůstka {f} :: ossicle, auditory ossicle
sluchověrovnovážný nerv {m} [neuroanatomy] :: vestibulocochlear nerve
sluchový {adj} :: auditory
sluj {f} [literary] :: cave
sluka {f} :: woodcock
slum {m} :: slum (dilapidated neighborhood)
slunce {n} :: sun
Slunce {prop} {n} :: Sun (star)
sluncestředný {adj} :: heliocentric
slůně {n} :: A young elephant
slunéčko {n} :: ladybug (US), ladybird (UK)
sluneční {adj} :: solar (of or pertaining to the sun)
sluneční brýle {noun} :: sunglasses
slunečnice {f} :: sunflower
sluneční clona {f} :: A sunshade
slunečnicový olej {m} :: sunflower oil
sluneční hodiny {noun} :: sundial
slunečník {m} :: umbrella (against sun)
sluneční skvrna {f} [astronomy] :: sunspot
sluneční soustava {f} :: Solar System
sluneční soustava {f} [rare] :: solar system, any planetary system
Sluneční soustava {prop} {f} :: alternative case form of sluneční soustava (Solar System)
sluneční vítr {m} [astronomy] :: solar wind
slunečno {n} :: sunny sky
slunečno {adv} :: sunny
slunečný {adj} :: sunny
sluníčko {n} :: diminutive of slunce
sluníčko {n} :: ladybug (US), ladybird (UK)
slunit {v pf} :: to sun
slunovrat {m} :: solstice
slupička {f} :: diminutive of slupka
slupka {f} :: skin (of a fruit)
slušnost {f} :: decency
slušný {adj} :: polite, well-behaved
slušný {adj} :: decent
slůvko {n} :: diminutive of slovo
služba {f} :: service
služba {f} :: duty (period of time spent at work)
službička {f} :: diminutive of služba
služebka {f} [colloquial] :: business trip
služební {adj} :: official, professional, staff, service, business
služební cesta {f} :: business trip
služebnictvo {n} :: servants
služebník {m} :: servant
služební průkaz {m} :: employee's ID card
služka {f} :: maid (servant)
služtička {f} :: diminutive of služka
slyšení {n} :: hearing (public affairs)
slyšet {v impf} :: to hear
slyšitelný {adj} :: audible
slza {f} :: tear (drop of liquid produced by the eye)
slzička {f} :: diminutive of slza
slzy jako hrachy {fp} [simile] :: large tears
smajlík {m} :: smiley (sequence of keyboard characters used to represent a person's mood or emotion)
smalt {m} :: enamel (coating baked onto metal or ceramic objects)
smaragd {m} :: emerald
smát {v impf} :: to laugh
smazání {n} :: deletion
smazat {v pf} :: to delete, to erase
smazatelný {adj} :: erasable
smažák {m} [colloquial] :: fried cheese
smažení {n} :: verbal noun of smažit
smažení {n} :: frying
smaženice {f} :: fried meal, especially fried mushrooms and eggs
smaženka {f} :: A Czech dish consisting of fried egg with potatoes, usually served on a slice of bread with mustard and onion
smažený {adj} :: fried
smažit {v impf} :: to fry
smažka {f} [colloquial] :: junkie (drug addict)
smeč {f} [tennis] :: smash
smeč {f} [volleyball] :: spike
smečař {m} [volleyball] :: spiker
smečka {f} :: pack (of hounds or dogs)
smečka {f} :: pack (of wolves)
smečka {f} :: pride (of lions)
smědý {adj} :: obsolete form of snědý
smekat {v} :: imperfective form of smeknout
smeknout {v pf} :: take off one's covering of the head, usually a hat
smeknout {v pf} :: slip, skid to lose one’s traction on a slippery surface
smeknout před {v impf} :: take one's hat off to somebody, to remove one's hat as a sign of respect to somebody
smeknout před {v impf} [idiom] :: take one's hat off to somebody, to praise somebody or something, to acknowledge good qualities of somebody or something
smělejší {adj} :: comparative of smělý
smělost {f} :: boldness
smělý {adj} :: bold, daring
směna {f} :: A shift. (a set group of workers or period of working time)
směna {f} :: An exchange
směnárna {f} :: bureau de change
směnit {v pf} :: to exchange
směnka {f} [finance] :: bill, bill of exchange
směnka {f} [finance] :: promissory note
směnný {adj} [relational] :: exchange
směr {m inan} :: direction (like left and right)
směrnice {f} :: directive
směrnice {f} :: guideline
směrodatná odchylka {f} :: standard deviation
směrodatný {adj} :: decisive
směrovací {adj} :: directing
směrovací číslo {n} :: A postcode
směrovač {m} [computing, networking] :: router
směrová tabule {f} :: signpost
směrovka {f} :: directional arrow
směrovka {f} :: rudder (of an airplane)
směrovka {f} :: turning light
směrovka {f} :: directional pointer (for police handling traffic)
směrový {adj} :: directional
směřovat {v} :: to head
směřovat {v} :: to aim
směřovat {v} :: to steer, to orient
směs {f} :: mixture, melange, mix
směs {f} :: combination
směs {f} :: miscellany
směšně {adv} :: ridiculously
směšnější {adj} :: comparative of směšný
směšnost {f} :: ridiculousness, absurdity
směšný {adj} :: ridiculous
smět {v impf} :: to be allowed; may
smeták {m} :: broom
smeťák {m} [colloquial] :: dump, garbage dump, dumping ground
smetana {f} :: cream (the dairy product)
smetánka {f} :: Diminutive of smetana
smetánka {f} :: cream (of society)
smetiště {n} :: dump, garbage dump, dumping ground
smích {m} :: laughter
Smíchov {prop} {m} :: Smíchov (district)
smilnit {v impf} :: to fornicate
smilný {adj} :: adulterous
smilstvo {n} :: fornication
smirek {m} :: emery
smirek {m} [colloquial] :: emery paper
smirkový papír {m} :: sandpaper
smirkový papír {m} :: emery paper
smířit {v pf} :: to resign, to put up with, to come to terms with
smířlivost {f} :: conciliatoriness
smířlivý {adj} :: conciliatory
smísit {v pf} :: to mix
smíšený {adj} :: mixed (having two or more separate aspects)
smlouva {f} :: contract
smlouva na dobu neurčitou {f} :: indefinite contract
smlouva na dobu určitou {f} :: fixed-term contract
smluvní {adj} :: contractual
smluvní svoboda {f} :: freedom of contract
SMO {prop} :: initialism of Světová meteorologická organizaceWorld Meteorological Organisation, WMO
smog {m} :: smog
smogový {adj} :: smog
smoking {m} :: dinner jacket, tuxedo
smokink {m} :: dinner jacket, tuxedo
smolinec {m} :: uraninite
smolnička {f} :: any flower of genus Viscaria
smolnička obecná {f} :: sticky catchfly (Silene viscaria, syns. Lychnis viscaria, Viscaria vulgaris)
smolný {adj} :: unlucky
smrad {m} :: stench, stink (strong bad smell)
smrádek {m} :: diminutive of smrad
smradlavý {adj} :: stinking
smraďoch {m} :: stinker (person who stinks)
smradu jako v Cařihradu {m} [simile] :: great stink
smrček {m} :: diminutive of smrk
smrdět {v impf} :: to stink (to have a strong bad smell)
smrdutý {adj} :: stinking
smrk {m inan} :: spruce
smrkat {v impf} :: to blow one's nose (to expel mucus from nose)
smrkový {adj} [relational] :: spruce
smrk ztepilý {m} [botany] :: Norway spruce, Picea abies
smršť {f} :: whirlwind
smrt {f} :: death
smrtelník {m} :: mortal
smrtelnost {f} :: mortality
smrtelný {adj} :: mortal (susceptible to death)
smrtelný {adj} :: deadly, lethal
smrtelný hřích {m} :: deadly sin, mortal sin
smrtící {adj} :: deadly, lethal
smrtihlav {m} :: death's-head moth
smrtka {noun} :: Death, death, Grim Reaper (death personified)
smrtní {adj} [archaic, relational] :: death
smrtnost {f} [epidemiology] :: case fatality rate
smrtonosný {adj} :: deadly, lethal
smrž {m} :: morel
smůla {f} :: pitch (sticky, gummy substance secreted by trees)
smůla {f} :: bad luck
smůla {f} :: resin (solid or highly viscous substance of plant or synthetic origin that is typically convertible into polymers)
smutek {m} :: sadness
smutek {m} :: sorrow
smutil {m} [obsolete, rare] :: Camberwell beauty (Nymphalis antiopa)
smutnější {adj} :: comparative of smutný
smutnílek {m} [obsolete, rare] :: Camberwell beauty (Nymphalis antiopa); [figuratively, rare] spleen
smutnílek {m} [rare] :: sourpuss, melancholiac
smutnit {v impf} :: to grieve, to be sad
smutný {adj} :: sad (in a sad state)
smutný {adj} :: sad (causing sadness)
smyčcový {adj} :: bow (for a string instrument)
smyčec {m} :: bow (for a string instrument)
smyčka {f} :: loop
smyčka {f} [archaic, dialectal] :: alternative form of smečka
smyk {m} :: skid
smýkat {v impf} :: to drag, to lug
smýkat {v impf} :: to tug
smýknout {v pf} :: perfective form of smýkat
smyrek {m} [archaic] :: alternative form of smirek
Smyrna {prop} {f} :: Smyrna (ancient port city)
smysl {m inan} :: sense (sight, smell, etc.)
smysl {m inan} [semantics] :: sense, meaning
smyslnost {f} :: sensuality
smyslný {adj} :: sensual
smyslová soustava {f} :: sensory system
smyslový {adj} :: sensory
smysl pro humor {m} :: sense of humor
smysluplnost {f} :: meaningfulness
smysluplný {adj} :: meaningful
smysl života {m} :: the meaning of life
smyšlený {adj} :: fictitious
snad {adv} :: hopefully
snad {adv} :: maybe, perhaps
snadno {adv} :: easily (without difficulty)
snadnost {f} :: ease
snadný {adj} :: easy
snadný jako facka {adj} [simile] :: easy as pie
snaha {f} :: effort
snacha {f} :: daughter-in-law
snajpr {m} :: sniper (a person using long-range small arms for precise attacks from a concealed position)
snář {m} :: dream book
snášenlivost {f} :: tolerance
snášenlivý {adj} :: tolerant
snášet {vt impf} :: to carry down, bring down
snášet {vt impf} :: to endure, to tolerate
snášet {vt impf} :: to lay (eggs)
snášet {vt impf} :: to heap up, pile up
sňatek {m} :: marriage
sňatkový {adj} :: marriage
snažení {n} :: pursuit (effort)
snažit {v impf} :: to try (to work on something)
snažit {v impf} :: to pursue (to aim at)
SNB {prop} {m} :: Sbor národní bezpečnosti: the police force of the socialist Czechoslovakia
snědý {adj} :: dark-skinned, swarthy
sněhová bouře {f} [meteorology] :: blizzard, snowstorm
sněhová koule {f} :: snowball
sněhová vichřice {f} [meteorology] :: blizzard, snowstorm
sněhová vločka {f} :: snowflake
sněhová závěj {f} :: snowdrift
sněhové srážky {fp} [meteorology] :: snowfall
sněhovost {f} :: snowiness
sněhový {adj} [meteorology] :: snowy
sněhový {adj} [relational] :: snow
sněhový pluh {m} :: snow plow, snow plough
sněhulák {m} :: snowman (human-like figure made from snow)
sněhule {f} :: snow bunting
sněhule {f} :: snowboot
Sněhurka {prop} {f} :: Snow White
sněm {m inan} :: assembly
sněmovna {f} :: chamber, house (of a parliament)
Sněmovna lordů {f} :: House of Lords
snění {n} :: dreaming
snesitelný {adj} :: bearable, tolerable
snést {v pf} :: to bear (put up with)
snést {v pf} :: to lay (an egg)
sněť {f} :: gangrene (necrosis or rotting of flesh)
sněť {f} :: smut (fungus of the taxonomic class Ustilaginomycetes)
sněžení {n} :: snowfall, snow
sněženka {f} :: snowdrop
sněžit {v impf} :: to snow
Sněžka {prop} {f} :: Sněžka
sněžné dělo {n} :: snow cannon
sněžnice {f} :: snowshoe
sněžný {adj} :: snowy
sněžný {adj} [relational] :: snow
sněžný muž {m} :: yeti (unidentified animal)
sněžný skútr {m} :: snowmobile
snídaně {f} :: breakfast
snídat {v impf} :: to eat breakfast
sníh {m inan} :: snow
snílek {m} :: dreamer
snímek {m} :: slide (in presentation software)
snímek obrazovky {m} :: screenshot
sníst {v pf} :: to eat
snít {v impf} :: to dream
snítka {f} :: sprig (small twig or choot)
snížek {m} :: diminutive of sníh
snížení {n} :: verbal noun of snížit
snížení {n} :: reduction, lowering
sníženina {f} :: basin, furrow, or another type of geomorphological lowering
snížený {adj} :: decreased, lowered, reduced
snížit {v pf} :: to lower (to reduce the height of)
snižování {n} :: reduction, lowering, decrease
snižovat {v impf} :: imperfective form of snížit
snop {m} :: sheaf (bundle of grain or straw)
snoubenec {m anim} :: fiancé
snoubenka {f} :: fiancée
snoubit {v impf} :: [literary] to wed, unite, combine
snový {adj} :: oneiric
snowboarding {m} :: snowboarding
snowboardista {m} :: snowboarder
snowboardistka {f} :: female snowboarder
snubní {adj} [relational] :: wedding
snubní prsten {m} :: wedding ring
snůška {f} :: collection
sob {m} :: reindeer (an Arctic and Subarctic-dwelling deer)
sobě- {prefix} :: A Czech prefix, related to self-
sobec {m} :: selfish person
sobeckost {f} :: selfishness
sobecký {adj} :: selfish
sobectví {n} :: egoism
soběpodobnost {f} :: self-similarity
soběpodobný {adj} :: self-similar
Soběslav {prop} {m} :: given name
soběstačnost {f} :: self-sufficiency
soběstačný {adj} :: self-sufficient
sobí {adj} :: reindeer, reindeer's
sobice {f} :: female reindeer
sobol {m} :: sable
sobolí {adj} :: sable, sable's
sobota {f} :: Saturday
Sobotka {prop} {m} :: A Czech surname
sobotní {adj} [relational] :: Saturday
sociál {m} [archaic] :: socialist
socialismus {m} :: socialism
socialista {m} :: socialist
socialistický {adj} :: socialist
socializace {f} :: socialization
socializmus {m} :: alternative spelling of socialismus
sociálně {adv} :: socially
sociální {adj} :: social (related to society)
sociální darwinismus {m} :: social Darwinism
sociální inženýrství {n} :: social engineering
sociální psychologie {f} :: social psychology
sociální stát {m} :: welfare state
socinián {m} :: Socinian
sociniánský {adj} :: Socinian
sociolekt {m} :: sociolect
sociolog {m} :: sociologist
sociologický {adj} :: sociological
sociologie {f} :: sociology
socioložka {f} :: female sociologist
Soči {prop} {n} :: Soči (city)
sodík {m} :: sodium
sodný {adj} :: sodium
sodomie {f} :: sodomy
sodomita {m} :: sodomite
Sofie {prop} :: given name
Sofiina volba {f} :: Sophie's choice (choice where every alternative has significant negative consequences)
sofisma {n} :: sophism (flawed argument superficially correct in its reasoning, usually designed to deceive)
sofista {m} :: sophist (ancient teacher of eloquence)
sofista {m} :: sophist (impostor)
sofistikovaný {adj} :: sophisticated
Sofokles {prop} {m} :: Sophocles
Sofoklés {prop} {m} :: alternative form of Sofokles
sofoklovský {adj} :: Sophoclean
Sofoniáš {prop} {m} [religion] :: Zephaniah
soft {m} [colloquial] :: software, program
software {noun} [computing] :: software
softwarové inženýrství {n} :: software engineering
softwarový {adj} [relational] :: software
softwarový inženýr {m} :: software engineer
socha {f} :: statue
socha {f} :: sculpture (work of art)
sochař {m anim} :: sculptor
sochařka {f} :: female sculptor, sculptress
sochařství {n} :: sculpture (art)
sochor {m} :: crowbar, lever
sója {f} :: soya (genus of plants (Glycine) in the bean family Fabaceae)
sója {f} :: soya (short form of sójová omáčka, sauce from soybeans)
sojčí {adj} :: jay, jay's (bird)
sojka {f} :: jay (bird)
sójová omáčka {f} :: soy sauce (a condiment and ingredient made from fermented soybeans)
sojové mléko {n} :: soy milk
sójovka {f} [colloquial] :: soya sauce
sojový {adj} :: soy (made from or related to soy)
sójový {adj} :: soya
sok {m} :: rival
sokol {m} :: falcon
sokolí {adj} :: falcon, falcon's
sokolice {f} :: female falcon
Sokrates {prop} {m} :: Socrates
Sókratés {prop} {m} :: Socrates
sokratický {adj} :: Socratic
sokratovský {adj} :: Socratic
sokyně {f} :: female rival
solárium {n} :: solarium (establishment where one can rent sunbeds)
solárko {n} [colloquial] :: solarium
solární {adj} :: solar
solidarita {f} :: solidarity
Solidarita {prop} {f} :: Solidarity
solidární {adj} :: characterized by solidarity
solidárnost {f} :: solidarity
solidní {adj} :: solid (strong, unyielding (as of foundations etc))
solipsismus {m} :: solipsism
sólista {m} :: soloist
sólistka {f} :: female soloist
solit {v impf} :: to salt
solitární {adj} [medicine] :: solitary
solitér {m} :: solitaire (card game)
solitér {m} :: solitary, solitaire (person)
solnička {f} :: salt cellar
Solnohrad {prop} {m} :: Salzburg (city)
Solnohradsko {prop} {n} :: Salzburg (state)
solnohradský {adj} :: Salzburg
solný {adj} :: salt
solný roztok {m} :: saline solution, saline
sólo {n} [music] :: solo
sólo {adv} :: solo (without a companion or instructor)
sólokapr {m inan} :: scoop (big news learned and reported before anyone else)
Soluň {prop} {f} :: Soluň (city)
solvence {f} :: solvency
solventní {adj} :: solvent
Somálec {m anim} :: Somali (person)
Somálka {f} :: female Somali
Somálsko {prop} {n} :: Somalia
somálský {adj} :: Somali
somálština {f} :: Somali (language)
somatická buňka {f} :: somatic cell
somatický {adj} :: somatic
somatoformní {adj} :: somatoform
Soňa {prop} {f} :: given name
sonáta {f} :: sonata
sonda {f} :: probe (a device, or part of a device, used to explore, investigate or measure)
sonda {f} :: probe (an investigation or inquiry)
sondáž {f} :: poll, survey
sondáž {f} [nautical, meteorology] :: sounding
sonet {m} :: sonnet
Sonička {prop} {f} :: given name
sono {n} [colloquial] :: sonography
sonograf {m} :: sonograph
sonografie {f} :: sonography
sonogram {m} :: sonogram
sopečný {adj} [geology] :: volcanic
sopel {m} :: snot (nasal mucus)
sopka {f} :: volcano
soprán {m} :: soprano (pitch)
sopranistka {f} :: female soprano singer
soptit {vi} :: to erupt
soptit {vt} :: to spout (lava)
soptit {vi} [colloquial] :: to rage
soráč {interj} [colloquial] :: sorry (I apologize)
sorry {interj} [colloquial] :: sorry (I apologize)
sortiment {m} :: a product range
sosák {m} :: proboscis
sosna {f} :: pine
sotva {adv} :: hardly (barely, only just)
sotvaže {conj} :: as soon as
sou- {prefix} :: com-, con-, co- (a prefix denoting a connection or link)
souběžnost {f} :: concurrency
souběžný {adj} :: concurrent
souboj {m} :: fight, duel
soubor {m} [computing] :: file
souborový systém {m} :: file system
soucit {m} :: sympathy
soucítit {v impf} :: to sympathize
soucitný {adj} :: compassionate
současně {adv} :: in parallel, concurrently
současně {adv} :: and, at the same time
současnice {f} :: female contemporary (female person living at the same time)
současník {m} :: contemporary (someone living at the same time)
současnost {f} :: present (the current moment)
současnost {f} :: simultaneity
současný {adj} :: contemporary
současný {adj} :: current, present
součást {f} :: part
součást {f} :: part, component
součástka {f} :: component
součet {m} [arithmetic] :: sum (quantity obtained by addition)
součin {m} [arithmetic] :: product
součinitel {m} :: coefficient
soud {m} :: court (organ of justice)
soud {m} :: judgment
soudce {m anim} :: judge (public judicial official)
soudělný {adj} [mathematics] :: commensurable
soudit {v impf} :: to judge (to sit in judgment on; to pass sentence on)
soudit {v impf} :: to judge (to sit in judgment, to act as judge)
soudit {v impf} :: to judge (to form an opinion), to infer
soudkyně {f} :: female judge
soudní {adj} :: judicial
soudní proces {m} :: A lawsuit
soudní síň {f} :: courtroom
soudný {adj} :: judicious, discerning, discriminating
soudný den {m} :: doomsday
soudobý {adj} :: contemporary
soudruh {m anim} :: comrade (title used by a soviet-style regime)
soudruh {m anim} [archaic] :: companion, friend
soudružka {f} :: female comrade (title used by a communist regime)
soudržnost {f} :: coherence
soudržný {adj} :: coherent
souhlas {m} :: agreement, consent
souhlasit {v impf} :: to agree
souhláska {f} :: consonant
souhláskový {adj} :: consonant, consonantal
souhrn {m} :: summary
souhrnný {adj} :: recapilutative
souhvězdí {n} :: constellation (astronomy)
souchotiny {noun} :: pulmonary tuberculosis
Soukal {prop} :: A Czech surname
soukmenovec {m} :: A tribemate
soukmenovec {m} :: A compatriot
soukolí {n} :: gear (set of clogged wheels)
soukromé očko {n} [colloquial] :: private eye
soukromí {n} :: privacy
soukromý {adj} :: private
soukromý detektiv {m} :: private detective
soukromý klíč {m} [cryptography] :: private key
soukromý statek {m} [economics] :: private good
soul {m} :: soul (music style)
Soul {prop} {m} :: Soul (capital city)
soulad {m} :: harmony
soulad {m} :: agreement
soulož {f} :: sex, copulation, coitus
souložit {v impf} :: to have sex
souložnice {f} :: concubine
souložnictví {n} :: concubinage
soumar {m} :: pack animal, beast of burden
souměrnost {f} :: symmetry
souměrný {adj} :: symmetrical
souměřitelný {adj} :: commensurable (able to be measured using a common standard)
soumrak {m} :: dusk
sounáležitost {f} :: unity, fellowship, togetherness
souostroví {n} :: archipelago
soupeř {m} :: rival
soupeření {n} :: rivalry
soupeřka {f} :: female rival
soupis {m} :: list, listing, inventory, register
souprava {f} :: set, assortment
souputník {m} :: a fellow traveller
sourodý {adj} :: congenial, congruous
sourodý {adj} :: homogeneous
sourozenec {m anim} :: sibling
souřadnice {f} :: coordinate
soused {m anim} :: neighbor (US), neighbour (UK)
sousedit {v impf} :: to be neighbours with somebody
sousedit {v impf} :: to be somebody's neighbour
sousedit {v impf} :: to neighbour, adjoin
sousedka {f} :: female neighbor
sousední {adj} :: neighboring
sousednost {f} :: adjacency
sousedská {f} :: A Czech folk dance in triple meter (3/4 or 3/8) and moderate tempo, similar in character to the minuet, waltz, and landler. Notable examples may be found in the works of Antonín Dvořák and his son-in-law, Josef Suk
sousedství {n} :: neighborhood (US), neighbourhood (UK)
sousedstvo {n} :: neighbourhood
sousloví {n} [grammar] :: phrase (single unit in the syntax of a sentence)
soustava {f} :: system
soustava souřadnic {f} :: coordinate system
soustavný {adj} :: systematic (methodical, regular and orderly)
soustrast {f} :: compassion, sympathy
soustruh {m} :: lathe
soustružit {v impf} :: to lathe
soustružník {m} :: A turner. (lathe operator)
soustředit {v impf} :: to concentrate
soustřednost {f} :: concentricity
soustředný {adj} :: concentric
soustředný {adj} :: focused
soutěska {f} :: gorge, canyon
soutěž {f} :: competition, contest
soutěžící {m} :: competitor, contestant
soutěžit {v impf} :: to compete
soutěživost {f} :: competitiveness
soutěživý {adj} :: competitive (of a person)
soutěžní {adj} :: competitive (of or pertaining to competition)
soutisk {m} :: (printing) register
soutok {m} :: confluence (the place where two rivers, streams, or other continuously flowing bodies of water meet and become one, especially where a tributary joins a river)
související {adj} :: related
souviset {v pf} :: to be related (to be standing in relation or connection)
souvislost {f} :: coherence
souvislost {f} :: connection (causal or predictive connection)
souvislý {adj} :: coherent
souznačný {adj} :: synonymous
souzvuk {m} :: chord, harmony
sova {f} :: owl
sovětský {adj} :: soviet
Sovětský svaz {prop} {m} :: the Soviet Union
soví {adj} :: owl, owl's
sovice {f} :: hawk-owl
sovička {f} :: diminutive of sova
spacák {m} [colloquial] :: sleeping bag
spací {adj} :: sleeping (used for sleep)
spací pytel {m} :: sleeping bag
spáč {m} :: sleeper (someone who sleeps)
spad {m} :: fallout
spád {m} :: slope, descent, gradient
spád {m} :: briskness, snappiness
spadat {v impf} :: to be included
spadat {v impf} :: to fall off
spadnout {v pf} :: to fall
spáchat {v pf} :: to commit (to do; to perpetrate)
spáchat sebevraždu {v} :: to commit suicide
spakovat {v pf} [colloquial] :: to pack
spála {f} :: scarlet fever
spálenina {f} :: (medical) burn
spáleniště {n} :: burnt site, burnt-out area
spálit {vt pf} :: to burn (cause something to be consumed by fire)
spálit {vt pf} :: to burn (cooked food)
spálit {v pf} :: to get burnt (cooked food)
spálit {vt pf} :: to make sunburnt
spálit {v pf} :: to get sunburnt
spalničky {fp} [disease] :: measles
spalovací {adj} :: Related to spalování
spalovací komora {f} :: A combustion chamber
spalovací motor {m} :: A combustion engine
spalování {n} :: combustion
spalovat {v impf} :: imperfective form of spálit
spalovna {f} :: incinerator
spánek {m inan} :: sleep
spánek {m inan} :: temple (region of skull)
spaní {n} :: verbal noun of spát
spánková apnea {f} :: alternative form of spánková apnoe
spánková apnoe {f} :: sleep apnea
spánková kost {f} :: temporal bone
spánkový {adj} :: temporal (of the temples of the head)
spánkový lalok {m} [neuroanatomy] :: temporal lobe
spapat {v pf} [childish] :: to eat
spár {m} :: claw (curved, pointed horny nail on each digit of the foot of a mammal, reptile, or bird)
Sparta {prop} {f} :: Sparta (ancient city-state in southern Greece, noted for its strict military training)
Sparťan {m anim} :: Spartan (native or inhabitant of Sparta)
Sparťan {m anim} :: a player of a team called Sparta (disambiguation)#Sports (usually AC Sparta Prague)
Sparťan {m anim} :: a fan of a team called Sparta (disambiguation)#Sports (usually AC Sparta Prague)
spartánský {adj} :: Spartan (of or relating to Sparta or its citizens)
spartánský {adj} :: spartan
spartský {adj} :: Spartan (of Sparta)
spása {f} :: salvation
spasit {v pf} :: to save
spasitel {m} :: savior
spasmolytický {adj} [medicine] :: spasmolytic
spát {v impf} :: to sleep (to rest in a state of reduced consciousness)
spát {v impf} :: to sleep (to have sex)
spát jako dudek {v} [simile] :: to be sound asleep
spatřit {v pf} :: to see
spatřovat {v impf} :: imperfective form of spatřit
spazmolytický {adj} [medicine] :: spasmolytic
specialista {m} :: A specialist
specialistka {f} :: female specialist
specialita {f} :: specialty (that in which one specializes)
specializace {f} :: specialization
specializovaný {adj} :: specialized
speciální {adj} :: special
speciální pedagogika {noun} :: special education (literally "special pedagogy")
specifický {adj} :: specific
specifikace {f} :: specification (exact statement of requirements)
specifikovat {v impf} :: to specify (to state explicitly, or in detail, or as a condition)
spěch {m} :: haste, hurry
spěchat {v impf} :: to hurry, to hustle
spěchej pomalu {proverb} :: more haste, less speed
spektákl {m} :: spectacle
spektakulární {adj} :: spectacular
spektrální {adj} :: spectral (of a spectrum)
spektrální třída {f} :: spectral class
spektrogram {m} :: spectrogram
spektrometrický {adj} :: spectrometric
spektrometrie {f} :: spectrometry
spektroskopie {f} :: spectroscopy
spektrum {n} :: spectrum
spekulace {f} :: speculation
spekulant {m} :: speculator
spekulativní {adj} :: speculative
spekulovat {v impf} :: to speculate (to make a risky trade)
speleolog {m} :: speleologist
speleologický {adj} :: speleological
speleologie {f} :: speleology
sperma {n} :: sperm, semen
spermie {f} [cytology] :: sperm
spící {adj} :: sleeping, asleep
spiklenec {m} :: conspirator
spiklenecká teorie {f} :: conspiracy theory
spiknutí {n} :: conspiracy
spinální {adj} :: spinal
spinet {m} [musical instruments] :: spinet
spinkat {v} [childish] :: to sleep
spirála {f} [geometry] :: spiral
spirální {adj} :: spiral (attributive)
spirálný {adj} :: alternative form of spirální
spiritistický {adj} :: spiritualist, spiritistic, spiritist (of the belief that spirits of the dead can communicate with the living)
spirituál {m} [music] :: spiritual
spiritus {m} :: ethanol
spirocheta {f} :: spirochete
spirometr {m} [medicine] :: spirometer
spirometrie {f} [medicine] :: spirometry
spisovatel {m anim} :: writer
spisovatelka {f} :: female writer
spisovný {adj} :: of language or words, official (of language or words, as codified for official and representative function)
spisovný jazyk {noun} [sociolinguistics] :: standard language
spíš {adv} [colloquial] :: alternative form of spíše
spíš {adv} [dialectal, Moravia] :: sooner
spíše {adv} :: rather
spiťar {m} [colloquial] :: drunkard (an addict to alcohol)
spíž {f} :: pantry
spižírna {f} :: pantry, larder
splácet {v impf} :: to pay off, to pay, to repay, to pay back, to service
splácnout {v pf} :: to flatten (to make something flat or flatter)
spláchnout {v pf} :: to flush
splachovací záchod {m} :: flush toilet
splatit {v pf} :: to pay off, to pay, to repay, to pay back
splatitelný {adj} :: refundable
splenomegalie {f} :: splenomegaly
splést {v pf} :: to make a mistake
splést {v pf} [, used with si] :: to mistake (something for something)
splést {v pf} :: to confuse
splést {v pf} :: to plait (hair)
splín {m} :: spleen (mood)
splněný {adj} :: fulfilled
splnit {v pf} :: to fulfill (object: promise)
splnit {v pf} :: to fulfill, to meet (object: requirement)
splňovat {v impf} :: imperfective form of splnit
s poctivostí nejdál dojdeš {proverb} :: honesty is the best policy
spočetná množina {f} [set theory] :: countable set
spočetně {adv} :: countably
spočetnost {f} :: countability
spočetný {adj} [set theory] :: countable
spočinout {v pf} :: to rest, lie
spočíst {v pf} :: to count, to total
spočítat {v pf} :: to calculate
spočívat {v impf} :: to consist in
spočívat {v impf} :: to rest, lie
spodek {m} [inanimate] :: lower part, bottom, foot
spodek {m} [inanimate] :: roadbed
spodek {m} [animate, cards] :: knave, under knave
spodina {f} :: rabble, riffraff
spodní {adj} :: lower, bottom
spodní prádlo {n} :: underwear
Spojené arabské emiráty {prop} {mp} :: United Arab Emirates
spojenec {m anim} :: ally
spojenecký {adj} :: allied
Spojené království {prop} {n} :: Spojené království (country)
Spojené státy {prop} {mp} :: Spojené státy (country)
Spojené státy americké {prop} {mp} :: Spojené státy americké (country)
spojení {n} :: verbal noun of spojit
spojení {n} :: connection, connexion (the act of connecting)
spojení {n} :: connection (an established communications or transportation link), link
spojení {n} [algebra] :: join
spojenkyně {f} :: female ally
spojený {adj} :: united
spojit {v pf} :: to unite
spojit {v pf} :: to join
spojitá funkce {f} :: continuous function
spojitá veličina {f} [statistics] :: continuous variable
spojitost {f} :: continuity
spojitý {adj} [mathematics] :: continuous
spojivka {f} [anatomy] :: conjunctiva
spojka {f} :: connector
spojka {f} [grammar] :: conjunction
spojka {f} [logic] :: connective
spojka {f} [engineering] :: clutch (device to interrupt power transmission or the pedal controlling it)
spojka {f} :: point of contact, messenger (an intermediary responsible for communication)
spojka {f} [optics] :: convex lens
spojka {f} [baseball, softball] :: shortstop
spojka {f} [rugby] :: half-back
spojnice {f} [computing] :: connector (line connecting two shapes)
spojovat {v impf} :: imperfective form of spojit
spojovatel {m anim} :: telephone switchboard operator (male)
spojovatelka {f} :: telephone switchboard operator (female)
spojovník {m} :: hyphen
spokojenost {f} :: satisfaction
spokojený {adj} :: satisfied, content
spokojit {v pf} :: to require no more than; to accept
spol. {noun} :: abbreviation of společnost: co.
společenská věda {f} :: social science
společenskost {f} :: sociality
společenský {adj} :: social (outgoing)
společenský {adj} :: social (related to society)
společenský život {m} :: social life
společenství {n} :: community
společně {adv} :: together (at the same time, in the same place, in close association)
společník {m anim} :: companion
společnost {f} :: society (people of one’s country or community as a whole)
společnost {f} :: company, corporation
společnost {f} :: company (social visitors)
společný {adj} :: common (shared)
společný {adj} :: joint
spoléhat {v impf} :: to rely
spolehlivě {adv} :: reliably
spolehlivost {f} :: reliability
spolehlivý {adj} :: reliable
spolek {m} :: association, club, society
spolek {m} :: alliance, union
spolknout {vt pf} :: to swallow
spol. s r. o. {noun} :: abbreviation of společnost s ručením omezeným: LLC, Ltd.
spolu- {prefix} :: A prefix akin to co-
spolu {adv} :: together
spoluautor {m} :: co-author
spoluautorka {f} :: female coauthor
spolubydlící {m} :: roommate
spolubytí {n} :: coexistence
spolupachatel {m anim} :: accomplice (an associate in the commission of a crime)
spolupráce {f} :: cooperation, collaboration
spolupracovat {v impf} :: to cooperate, to collaborate
spolupracovník {m} :: colleague
spoluúčast {f} :: participation
spoluvina {f} :: complicity
spoluviník {m anim} :: accomplice (an associate in the commission of a crime)
spolužačka {f} :: female classmate
spolužák {m} :: classmate
spolužák {m} :: schoolmate
spona {f} :: clip, clasp, buckle
spona {f} [grammar] :: copula
spona {f} [archaeology] :: fibula, brooch
spondylitida {f} :: spondylitis (inflammation of the spine)
spontánní {adj} :: spontaneous (self generated; happening without any apparent external cause)
spontánní {adj} :: spontaneous (done by one's own free choice, or without planning)
spontánní {adj} :: spontaneous (proceeding from natural feeling or native tendency without external constraint)
spontánnost {f} :: spontaneity (the quality of being spontaneous)
spontánnost {f} :: spontaneity (spontaneous behaviour)
sponzor {m} :: sponsor
sponzorovat {v impf} :: to sponsor
spor {m} :: quarrel
spor {m} :: dispute
spor {m} :: contradiction
sporadický {adj} :: sporadic (rare and scattered in occurrence)
sporák {m} :: cookstove, kitchen stove, cooker, cooking stove
sporný {adj} :: contentious (of statement)
sporota {f} [obsolete] :: frugality, thrift
sport {m inan} :: sport
sportovat {v impf} :: to take part in sports, to do some sport or sports
sportovec {m anim} :: sportsperson, athlete
sportoviště {n} :: sports field, sports ground, sports area
sportovkyně {f} :: sportswoman, female athlete
sportovní {adj} [relational] :: sports
spořící {adj} :: saving
spořící {adj} :: savings (when used attributively)
spořicí účet {m} :: alternative spelling of spořící účet
spořící účet {m} :: savings account
spořič obrazovky {m} [computing] :: screen saver
Spořilov {prop} {m} :: A district of the Prague 4 municipality of Prague (the capital city of the Czech Republic)
spořit {v impf} :: to save (to store for future use)
spořitel {m} :: saver (one who accumulates money or valuables)
spořitelna {f} :: savings bank
spořivost {f} :: frugality, thrift
spořivý {adj} :: frugal, thrifty
spotřeba {f} :: consumption (amount consumed)
spotřebič {m} :: appliance
spotřebitel {m} :: consumer
spotřebitelský {adj} [relational] :: consumer
spotřební koš {m} :: consumer basket, consumption basket
spotřebovat {v} :: to consume
spousta {f} :: a lot of, lots of, plenty of
spoušť {f} :: trigger
spouštěč {m} :: trigger (event that initiates others, or incites a response)
spraš {m inan} [geology] :: loess
spratek {m anim} :: brat (a selfish, spoiled, or unruly child)
správa {f} :: administration
správce {m} :: administrator
spravedlivost {f} :: justice
spravedlivý {adj} :: just
spravedlnost {f} :: justice
spravit {v pf} :: to repair
správkyně {f} :: female administrator
správně {adv} :: correctly
správní {adj} :: administrative
správnost {f} :: correctness
správný {adj} :: correct
správný {adj} :: proper
spravovák {m} [colloquial] :: hair of the dog
spravovat {v impf} :: to administer (to work in an administrative capacity)
sprej {m} :: spray (substance to be applied by dispensing)
sprej {m} :: sprayer (object used for spraying)
sprcha {f} :: shower (device for bathing)
sprchování {noun} :: shower (instance of using a device for bathing)
sprchovat {v impf} :: to shower
sprchový {adj} [relational] :: shower
sprint {m} :: sprint
sprinter {m} :: sprinter
sprintér {m} :: sprinter
sprinterka {f} :: female sprinter
sprintérka {f} :: female sprinter
spropitné {n} :: tip (small amount of money left for a servant as a token of appreciation)
sprosťák {m} :: ribald, cad
sprostý {adj} :: rude, obscene, ribald
sprovodit {v pf} :: See Usage notes below
sprovodit ze světa {v} :: to kill, to murder
sprovodit ze světa {v} :: to process, to settle, to take care of
sprovodit ze světa {v} [humorous] :: to eat, to devour
sprška {f} :: diminutive of sprcha
sprška {f} :: shower (brief fall of rain)
spřízněná duše {f} :: soulmate
spustit {v pf} :: to lower, drop (flag, anchor, blind etc)
spustit {v pf} :: to start up (engine)
spustit {v pf} :: to launch, float (vessel)
spustit {vi pf} :: to start
spustit {v pf} :: to start off, go off
spustitelný soubor {m} :: executable, executable file
sputum {n} :: sputum
spyware {noun} [computing] :: spyware (malicious program that monitors and reports activity)
SPZ {noun} :: abbreviation of státní poznávací značka: license plate, number plate
squash {m} :: squash
squashista {m} :: squash player
srab {m} [colloquial] :: coward
sráč {m} [vulgar] :: toilet
sráč {m} [vulgar] :: fucker (objectionable person)
sračka {f} [vulgar] :: shit (all meanings)
sračka {f} [vulgar] :: diarrhea
srágora {m} [mildly, vulgar] :: coward
sralbotka {m} [vulgar] :: coward
sranda {f} [colloquial] :: fun
sranec {m} [vulgar] :: shit
srát {v impf} [vulgar] :: to shit (to defecate; to expel feces from one's bowels)
srát {v impf} [vulgar] :: to piss off, to fuck off (to irritate)
srát {v impf} [vulgar] :: to never mind, forget, fuck (no longer regard as important)
sráti {v} :: alternative form of srát
srazit {v pf} :: to collide
srazit {v pf} :: to knock somebody or something down
srazit {v pf} :: to knock two or more things together, to force them to collide
srazit {v pf} :: to dock money off somebody's pay
srazit {v pf} :: to reduce the price of something
srazit {v pf} :: to dispirit
srazit {v pf} :: srazit podpatky - to click one's heels
srážení {n} [chemistry] :: precipitation (reaction that leads to the formation of a heavier solid in a lighter liquid)
sraženina {f} [chemistry] :: precipitate (solid that exits the liquid phase of a solution)
srážet {v impf} :: imperfective form of srazit
srážka {f} :: collision
srážka {f} [meteorology, plurale tantum] :: precipitation
srážkoměr {m} :: rain gauge
srážky {fp} :: plural of srážka: precipitation (various forms of water particles that fall and reach the ground)
Srb {m anim} :: Serb, Serbian
Srbák {m} [colloquial] :: Serb, Serbian
srbismus {m} :: word or other feature originating in the Serbian language that has been borrowed by another language
Srbka {f} :: female Serbian
srbocharvátský {adj} :: Serbo-Croatian
srbocharvátština {f} :: Serbo-Croatian
srbochorvatský {adj} :: Serbo-Croatian
srbochorvatština {f} :: Serbo-Croatian (language)
Srbsko {prop} {n} :: Serbia
srbský {adj} :: Serbian
srbština {prop} {f} :: Serbian (language)
srdcař {m} [colloquial] :: heart specialist, cardiologist
srdcař {m} :: cardiac (person with heart disease)
srdce {n} [anatomy] :: heart
srdce {n} [plurale tantum, cards] :: hearts
srdcový {adj} :: hearts (of the suit of hearts)
srdeční {adj} [relational] :: heart, cardiac
srdečnice {f} :: aorta
srdeční selhání {n} :: heart failure (chronic inability of the heart)
srdeční sval {m} [anatomy, cardiology] :: cardiac muscle
srdečný {adj} :: heartfelt, hearty, cordial
srdíčko {n} :: diminutive of srdce
srha {f} :: cocksfoot, any grass of the genus Dactylis
Srílančan {m} :: Sri Lankan
Srí Lanka {prop} {f} :: Sri Lanka
srílanský {adj} :: Sri Lankan
srkat {v impf} :: to sip
srkat {v impf} :: to slurp
srna {f} :: female roe deer
srnčí {adj} :: roe deer, roe deer's
srnec {m} :: A male roe deer
srneček {m} :: diminutive of srnec
srnka {f} :: female roe deer
s r.o. {noun} :: abbreviation of s ručením omezeným: LLC, Ltd.
s. r. o. {noun} :: abbreviation of společnost s ručením omezeným: LLC, Ltd.
s.r.o. {noun} :: alternative form of s. r. o.
srovnání {n} :: comparison
srovnat {v pf} :: To compare
srovnat {v pf} :: To equalise
srovnat {v pf} :: To arrange
srovnat {v pf} :: To level, plain or raze
srovnatelný {adj} :: comparable
srovnávací anatomie {f} :: comparative anatomy
srovnávací psychologie {f} :: comparative psychology
srovnávat hrušky s jablky {phrase} :: to compare apples and oranges
srozumitelnost {f} :: intelligibility
srozumitelný {adj} :: intelligible, comprehensible, understandable
srozumitelný {adj} :: exoteric
srp {m} :: sickle
srpen {m inan} :: August
srpkovitá anémie {f} [disease] :: sickle-cell anemia
srpnový {adj} [relational] :: August
srst {f} :: hair (the mass of filaments growing from the skin of animals, not humans)
srstnatost {f} :: furriness, hairiness
srstnatý {adj} :: furry, hairy
sršeň {noun} :: hornet
srub {m inan} :: A cabin (building made from wooden logs)
ss {interj} :: sss (the hiss of a snake or other reptile)
SSSR {prop} :: initialism of Svaz sovětských socialistických republik — The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics; USSR
{f} :: abbreviation of střední škola
stabilita {f} :: stability
stabilizace {f} :: stabilization [US], stabilisation [UK]
stabilizátor {m} :: stabilizer [US], stabiliser [UK]
stabilizovat {v p-i} :: to stabilize [US], to stabilise [UK]
stabilní {adj} :: stable
stacionární {adj} :: stationary
stačit {v p-i} :: suffice, do (work)
stádečko {n} :: diminutive of stádo
stadion {m} :: stadium (venue where sporting events are held)
stadión {m} :: stadium (venue where sporting events are held)
stadium {n} :: stage, phase
stádium {n} :: stage, phase
stádní {adj} :: herd (when used attributively: following the behaviors and beliefs of a larger group of individuals)
stádní {adj} :: gregarious (of animals, that travel in herds or packs)
stádo {n} :: flock (of sheep)
stádo {n} :: herd (of various mammals)
stagflace {f} :: stagflation
stáhnout {vt pf} :: to withdraw
stáhnout {v pf} :: to withdraw, to retreat
stáhnout {vt pf} [grammar] :: to contract
stáhnout {vt pf} :: to download (to a local computer)
stáhnout {vt pf} :: to pull off, strip off
stáhnout {vt pf} :: to skin, flay
stachanovec {m} :: Stakhanovite (an extremely productive or hard-working worker)
stáj {f} :: stable
stalagmit {m} :: stalagmite
stalaktit {noun} :: stalactite
stále {adv} :: always, all the time
stále {adv} :: still (up to the time, no less than before)
stálezelený {adj} :: evergreen (of plants, especially trees, that do not shed their leaves seasonally)
Stalin {prop} {m anim} :: a transliteration of a Russian surname, usually applying to the alias of Joseph Dzhugashvili
Stalingrad {prop} {m} :: Stalingrad
Stalingradec {m} :: person from Stalingrad
stalinismus {m} :: Stalinism
stalinista {m} :: Stalinist
stalinistický {adj} :: Stalinist
stalinistka {f} :: female Stalinist
stálý {adj} :: constant
stan {m} :: tent
Stáňa {prop} {m} :: A pet form of the male given name Stanislav
Stáňa {prop} {m} :: A pet form of the female given name Stanislava
Standa {prop} {m} :: A pet form of the male given name Stanislav
standard {m} :: standard
standardizace {f} :: standardization
standardizovaný {adj} :: standardized
standardizovat {v} :: to standardize
standardní {adj} :: standard
standarta {f} :: standard (flag or ensign)
Staněk {prop} {m} :: A Czech surname
stánek {m inan} :: kiosk
stanice {f} :: station (place where a vehicle may stop)
Stánička {prop} {f} :: given name, a pet form of Stanislava
staniol {m} :: tinfoil
Stanislav {prop} {m} :: given name
Stanislava {prop} {f} :: given name
stanné právo {n} :: martial law
stanova {f} :: bylaw (of an organization)
stanovisko {n} :: position (opinion or stand)
stanovisko {n} [European Union law] :: opinion (judicial opinion delivered by an Advocate General to the European Court of Justice for a legal solution in a case)
stanovit {v pf} :: to determine, define, specify
stanovit {v pf} :: to ordain, decree, establish
stanovit {v pf} :: to fix, appoint, set
stanový kolík {m} :: tent peg
stará angličtina {f} :: Old English
stará bela {f} [colloquial] :: nothing
stará horní němčina {f} :: Old High German
stará láska nerezaví {proverb} :: Tentative: An old affection toward a person, place or activity does not fade away
stará panna {f} :: old maid, spinster
stará severština {f} :: Old Norse
starat {v impf} :: to care, to take care
starat se {v impf} :: reflexive of starat
starého psa novým kouskům nenaučíš {proverb} :: you can't teach an old dog new tricks
starej {adj} [dialectal] :: alternative form of starý
stárnout {v impf} :: to age, to become old
stárnutí {n} :: ageing
staroangličtina {f} :: Old English
starobní {adj} :: old age, old-age (when used attributively)
starobylý {adj} :: ancient
starohorní {adj} :: Proterozoic
starohornoněmčina {f} :: Old High German
starohornoněmecký {adj} :: Old High German
starohory {fp} :: Proterozoic
staromódní {adj} :: old-fashioned (preferring the customs of earlier times)
starořečtina {f} :: Ancient Greek
staroseverský {adj} :: Old Norse
staroslověnština {f} :: Old Church Slavonic
starost {f} :: concern, worry, anxiety
starost {f} :: sorrow
starosta {m} :: mayor
starostlivý {adj} :: careful
starověk {m inan} :: antiquity, ancient times
starověký {adj} :: ancient
starožitnost {f} :: antique (old piece)
starší {m} [archaic] :: member of a municipal legislative body, alderman
starší {m} :: layman leading an evangelic community, elder
starší {m} :: guild master
starší {m} [archaic] :: leader of a community
start {m} :: start (beginning point of a race)
startup {m} :: startup (new company or organization or business venture)
startupový {adj} :: startup (of a new company)
starý {adj} :: old (of an object)
starý {adj} :: old (of a being)
starý jako Metuzalém {adj} [simile] :: very old
starý mládenec {m} :: bachelor (unmarried man)
Starý zákon {prop} {m} :: Old Testament
stařec {m} :: old man
stařeček {m} :: diminutive of stařec
stařena {f} :: old woman
stařenka {f} :: diminutive of stařena
stáří {n} :: age (duration of an entity)
stáří {n} :: age (state of being old)
staříček {m} :: diminutive of stařík
stařík {m} :: old man
stať {f} [scientific] :: article
stát {v impf} :: to stand
stát {v impf} :: to stay on place
stát {v impf} :: to cost
stát {v impf} :: to be worth
stát {v pf} :: to happen
stát {v pf} :: to become
stát {m inan} [politics] :: state
státeček {m} :: diminutive of stát, microstate
statečnost {f} :: bravery
statečný {adj} :: brave
statek {m} [economics, accounting] :: good, commodity
statek {m} :: farm
statická knihovna {f} :: static library
statický {adj} :: static
statik {noun} :: structural engineer
statistické řízení procesů {n} :: statistical process control
statistický {adj} :: statistical
statistička {f} :: female statistician
statistik {m} :: statistician
statistika {f} :: statistics
stativ {m} :: tripod
státní {adj} :: state (relating to state)
státní dluhopis {m} :: government bond
státník {m} :: statesman
státní poznávací značka {f} :: license plate (an identifying plate attached to a vehicle)
státní svátek {m} :: national holiday (statutory holiday enacted by a country to commemorate the country itself)
status {m} :: status
statutární {adj} :: statutory
stav {m} :: stance
stav {m} :: state (condition)
stav {m} [computing] :: state
stav {m} [economics] :: state
stav {m} :: loom (frame)
stavba {f} :: building, construction (process)
stavba {f} :: building, structure
stavbička {f} :: diminutive of stavba
stavební {adj} [relational] :: building
stavebnice {f} :: building blocks (toy)
stavebnice {f} :: kit
stavebnictví {n} :: construction (trade of building)
stavební inženýrství {n} :: civil engineering
stavěč {m anim} :: builder
stavěč {m anim} :: setter
stavení {n} :: verbal noun of stavit
stavení {n} :: building
staveniště {n} :: construction site
stavět {v impf} :: to build
stavit {v p-i} [archaic] :: To build
stavit {v p-i} :: to come by, to stop by (to make a short visit)
stavitel {m anim} :: A builder
stávka {f} :: strike (work stoppage)
stávkovat {v impf} :: to strike (to stop working as a protest to achieve better working conditions)
stavový {adj} :: state
stavový diagram {m} :: state diagram
stavový prostor {m} :: state space
Stáza {prop} {f} :: A pet form of the female given name Anastázie
Stázička {prop} {f} :: given name, a pet form of Anastázie
Stázka {prop} {f} :: given name, a pet form of Anastázie
stáž {f} :: internship
stažení {n} :: download
stažený {adj} :: downloaded
stažený {adj} [grammar] :: contracted
steak {m} :: steak
steampunk {m inan} [singulare tantum] :: steampunk, a subgenre of science fiction
stearan {m} [organic chemistry] :: stearate
stébélko {n} :: diminutive of stéblo
stéblo {n} [botany] :: culm (stalk)
steh {m} :: stitch
stehenní {adj} :: thigh, femoral
stehenní kost {f} [skeleton] :: thighbone, femur
stehlík {m} :: goldfinch (bird)
stehno {n} [anatomy] :: thigh
stěhování {n} :: verbal noun of stěhovat
stěhování {n} :: moving, relocation
stěhovat {v impf} :: to move (to change residence)
stěhovavý {adj} :: migratory
stechiometrický {adj} [chemistry] :: stoichiometric
stechiometrie {f} :: stoichiometry (the study and calculation of quantitative relationships of the reactants and products in chemical reactions)
stejnak {adv} :: anyway
stejně {adv} :: equally (in equal degree or extent)
stejně {adv} :: anyway, all the same
stejně {adv} :: In the same way
stejnojmenný {adj} :: of the same name
stejnopis {m} [legal] :: counterpart (duplicate of a legal document)
stejnorodý {adj} :: homogeneous (of the same kind; alike, similar)
stejnost {f} :: sameness
stejný {adj} :: same, equal
Stela {prop} {f} :: given name
stéla {f} :: stele (archaeology)
Stelinka {prop} {f} :: given name
stěna {f} :: wall
stenokardie {f} :: angina pectoris, stenocardia
stenóza {f} [pathology] :: stenosis
stěny mají uši {proverb} :: walls have ears (there is a risk of being heard, so pay attention to what you say)
step {f} :: steppe
step {m} :: tap dance
stepokur {m anim} :: sandgrouse
stěrač {m} :: windshield wiper (device to clear a windshield)
steradián {m} :: steradian
stereoizomerie {f} :: stereoisomerism
stereotyp {m} :: stereotype (conventional, formulaic, and oversimplified conception, opinion, or image)
sterilita {f} :: sterility
sterilizace {f} :: sterilization (process of treating something to kill microorganisms)
sterilizace {f} :: sterilization (procedure to permanently prevent an organism from reproducing)
sterilizovat {v impf} :: to sterilize (to disable the ability to procreate)
sterilizovat {v impf} :: to sterilize (to destroy all spores or germs)
sterilní {adj} :: sterile
sterilnost {f} :: sterility
stěrka {f} :: squeegee (tool used for cleaning glass)
stěrka {f} [printing] :: squeegee
stěrka {f} [printing] :: doctor blade
stěrka {f} [printing] :: doctor may
sternum {n} :: sternum, breastbone
steroid {m} :: steroid
steroidní {adj} :: steroidal
sterol {m} :: sterol
stětí {n} :: beheading (an instance of beheading)
stetoskop {m} :: stethoscope
stezička {f} :: diminutive of stezka
stezka {f} :: path (a trail for the use of, or worn by, pedestrians)
stěžeň {m} :: (sailing) mast
stěží {adv} :: hardly (barely, only just)
stěžovat {v impf} [, used with si] :: to complain
stěžovatel {m} :: complainant
stíhačka {f} :: fighter, fighter plane
stíhačka {f} [colloquial, familiar] :: jealous wife or a woman who restrains her husband's or boyfriend's freedom
stíhání {n} :: pursuit, chase
stíhání {n} :: prosecution, legal action (against somebody)
stíhat {v impf} :: to pursue, chase
stíhat {v impf} :: to sue, prosecute
stíhat {v impf} :: to be in time, to cope with
stíhat {v impf} :: to follow (of events etc: one another in succcession)
stihomam {m} :: paranoia
stín {m} :: shadow (dark image projected onto a surface)
stín {m} :: shade (darkness where light, particularly sunlight, is blocked)
stínidlo {n} :: lampshade
stínit {v impf} :: To shadow, to cast a shadow
stínítko {n} :: lampshade
stínovaný {adj} :: shaded
stínový {adj} [relational] :: shadow
stínový ministr {m} :: shadow minister
stipendium {n} :: scholarship (study allowance)
stisknout {v pf} :: to press (to apply pressure to an item)
stít {v pf} :: to behead (to remove the head)
Stivín {prop} {m} :: A Czech surname
stížnost {f} :: complaint
stlačit {v pf} :: to compress, to squeeze
stlačit {v pf} :: to press (to apply pressure to an item)
stlačit {v pf} :: to push down, to drive down, to reduce
sto {n} :: hundred (100)
stodola {f} :: barn (building)
stoh {m} :: stack (of papers or hay)
stochastický {adj} :: stochastic
stoicismus {m} :: stoicism
stoický {adj} :: stoic
stoik {m} :: stoic
stojan {m} :: stand, rack or support
stojánek {m} :: diminutive of stojan
stojan na noty {m} :: music stand
stoka {m} :: sewer
stoklasa {f} :: rye brome (Bromus secalinus)
stokrát {adv} :: hundred times
stokrát nic umořilo osla {proverb} :: Tentative: Many small burdens add up to a big crushing burden
stoleček {m} :: diminutive of stůl
stolek {m} :: diminutive of stůl
století {n} :: century (period of 100 years)
stolice {f} :: stool, feces (US), faeces (UK)
stolička {f} :: molar (tooth)
stolička {f} :: stool (piece of furniture)
stolní hra {f} :: tabletop game
stolní tenis {m} :: table tennis (game similar to tennis)
stomatitida {f} :: stomatitis (inflammation of parts of the mucous membrane lining of the mouth)
stomatolog {m} :: dentist
stomatologický {adj} :: dental (of or concerning dentistry)
stomatologie {f} :: dentistry
stonat {v impf} :: to be ill
stonek {m inan} [botany] :: stem
stonožka {f} :: centipede
stonyhurstský {adj} [relational] :: Stonyhurst
stopa {f} :: trace
stopa {f} :: foot (unit of measure)
stopa {f} :: track (one section of a multitrack recording)
stopař {m} :: tracker (one who, or that which, tracks or pursues, as a man or dog that follows game)
stopař {m} :: hitchhiker
stopařka {f} :: female hitchhiker
stopky {noun} :: stopwatch
stopovat {v impf} :: to track, to trace
stopovat {v impf} :: to hitchhike (to try to get a ride in a passing vehicle while standing at the side of a road)
stopový {adj} :: trace (when used attributively)
stopový prvek {m} :: trace element
stoprocentní {adj} :: hundred-percent, 100%
storno {n} :: cancellation
storno poplatek {m} :: cancellation fee
stornovací poplatek {m} :: cancellation fee
stornovat {v p-i} :: to cancel
stotisící {adj} :: hundred-thousandth
stotisícina {f} :: hundred-thousandth (one of one hundred thousand equal parts of a whole)
stoupa {f} :: stamp mill
stoupání {n} :: verbal noun of stoupat
stoupání {n} :: rise (the action of moving upwards)
stoupat {v impf} :: to rise (to move upwards)
stoupat {v impf} :: to rise, to increase
stoupenec {m anim} :: supporter, follower, adherent
stoupenec {m anim} :: disciple
stoupenkyně {f} :: female supporter, follower, adherent
stoupenkyně {f} :: female disciple
stoupnout {v pf} :: to rise, to increase
stoupnout {v pf} :: to stand (to take place, standing)
stovka {f} :: hundred (digit or figure)
stračí {adj} [relational] :: magpie, magpie's
stračka {f} :: any plant of genus Delphinium, whose common name subsuming also another genus is larkspur
stračka {f} :: several birds from the genus Lonchura, including black-and-white mannikin, bronze mannikin, magpie mannikin, Madagascan mannikin and red-backed mannikin
strach {m} :: fear
strachovat {v} :: to be afraid of, to fear, to worry
straka {f} :: magpie
strakapoud {m anim} :: a bird of the genus Dendrocopos
strakapúd {m} [archaic] :: any bird of genus Dendrocopos of woodpeckers
strakatý {noun} :: mottled
stran {prep} :: regarding, concerning
strana {f} :: side
strana {f} :: page (of a book)
strana {f} :: party (in negotiation and litigation)
strana {f} [politics] :: party
stranický {adj} :: party (of or relating to a political party)
straník {m} :: party member
stránka {f} :: page
stránka {f} :: aspect
stránkování {n} :: pagination
stránkování {n} :: paging
stranný {adj} [literary, archaic] :: partial, biased
strašák {m} :: scarecrow
strašidelný {adj} :: spooky
strašidlo {n} :: specter, ghost, spook, bogeyman
strašit {v impf} :: to haunt (of ghosts)
strašně {adv} :: awfully
strašný {adj} :: horrible, terrible, awful
strašpytel {m} [colloquial] :: coward
strašpytlovský {adj} :: cowardly
stratég {m} :: strategist
strategické řízení {n} :: strategic management
strategický {adj} :: strategic
strategie {f} :: strategy
stratosféra {f} :: stratosphere (region of the uppermost atmosphere)
stratosférický {adj} :: stratospheric
strava {f} :: diet (food a person or animal consumes)
stravenka {f} :: meal voucher
strávit {v pf} :: to digest
strávit {v pf} :: to spend (of time)
stravitelný {adj} :: digestible (capable of being digested)
stráž {f} :: guard (military)
strážce {m anim} :: guardian, guard
strážkyně {f} :: female guardian
strážný {adj} :: guardian
strážný {m} :: guard
strážný {m} :: sentry
strč prst skrz krk {phrase} :: A tongue-twister of choking pronunciation
strdimil {m anim} :: sunbird
strdlice {f} :: parr
strečink {m} :: stretching
strejda {m} [colloquial] :: uncle
stres {m} :: stress
strhat {v pf} :: to tear off
strhat {v pf} :: to slate, excoriate
strhnout {v pf} :: to tear down
stridulace {f} :: stridulation
stridulovat {v impf} :: stridulate
striktní {adj} :: strict
striptér {m} :: A male stripper
striptérka {f} :: A female stripper
striptýz {m} :: striptease
strkat {v impf} :: to push, shove, jostle
strmý {adj} :: steep
strnad {m} :: (bird) bunting
strnad {m} :: yellowhammer
strnadec {m anim} :: any bird from genuses Ammodramus, Emberizoides, Embernagra, Junco, Melospiza, Passerculus, Passerella, Xenospiza or Zonotrichia
strnádka {f} :: any bird from genus Aimophila
strniště {n} :: stubble (short stalks left in a field after harvest)
strobilace {f} :: strobilation
strohý {adj} :: terse
stroj {m inan} :: machine
stroj času {m} :: time machine (device used to travel in time)
strojit {v impf} :: to decorate (a Christmas tree)
strojní {adj} :: mechanical
strojní inženýrství {n} :: mechanical engineering
strojové učení {n} [artificial intelligence] :: machine learning
strojový {adj} [relational] :: machine
strojový kód {m} [programming] :: machine code
strojvedoucí {m} :: engine driver, railroad engineer, locomotive engineer
strojvůdce {m} :: engine driver
strom {m inan} :: tree
stromeček {m} :: diminutive of strom
stromeček {m} [sport] :: bracket
stromek {m} :: diminutive of strom
stromořadí {n} :: alley (row of trees or road lined by trees)
stromoví {n} :: trees
stroncium {n} :: strontium
strop {m} :: ceiling
strouhanka {f} :: bread crumbs, breadcrumbs (tiny pieces of bread made deliberately by crumbling bread)
strouhat {v impf} :: to grate (to shred by rubbing across a grater)
stroužek {m} :: clove (of garlic)
stručnost {f} :: conciseness
stručný {adj} :: succinct, concise
struhadlo {n} :: grater
struk {m inan} :: teat (the projection of a mammary gland from which, on female mammals, milk is secreted)
struktura {f} :: structure
strukturalismus {m} :: structuralism
strukturalista {m} :: structuralist
strukturalistický {adj} :: structuralist
strukturální {adj} :: structural
strukturní {adj} :: structural
strukturní vzorec {m} :: structural formula
strukturované programování {n} [programming] :: structured programming
strukturovaný {adj} :: structured
strukturovaný rozhovor {m} :: structured interview
strukturovat {v} :: to structure
strůmek {m} :: diminutive of strom
struna {f} :: string (of a musical instrument)
strunatec {m} :: chordate
strunný {adj} :: stringed
strunový {adj} :: stringed
strup {m} :: scab
struska {f} :: slag (impurities formed and separated out when a metal is smelted from ore)
strýc {m anim} :: uncle
strýček {m} :: diminutive of strýc
strychnin {m} [organic compound] :: strychnine
strž {f} :: ravine
střapec {m} :: tassel
střed {m} :: middle, midpoint, center (point in the center of a two dimensional shape like a circle)
střed {m} :: center (point between the ends of a line)
střed {m} :: middle, center (area)
střed {m} :: bullseye
středa {f} :: Wednesday
středeční {adj} [relational] :: Wednesday
středisko {n} :: center (place where activity occurs)
středně {adv} :: medially (in or relating to the middle)
střední {adj} :: middle
střední {adj} [grammar] :: neuter
Střední Amerika {prop} {f} :: Central America
střední Evropa {prop} {f} :: Central Europe
Střední Evropa {prop} {f} :: alternative spelling of střední Evropa
střední hodnota {f} [statistics] :: expected value
střední horní němčina {f} :: Middle High German
středník {m} :: semicolon
střední mozek {m} :: midbrain
střední škola {f} :: high school, secondary school
střední třída {f} :: middle class
střední ucho {n} :: middle ear
Středoafrická republika {prop} {f} :: Central African Republic
středoasijský {adj} :: Central Asian
středočeský {adj} :: Central Bohemia, Central Bohemian
Středoevropan {m} :: Central European
středoevropský {adj} :: Central European
středohornoněmčina {prop} {f} :: Middle High German
středohornoněmecký {adj} :: Middle High German
středohruď {f} :: mesothorax
středomořský {adj} :: Mediterranean
středověk {m} :: Middle Ages
středověký {adj} :: medieval
Středozem {prop} {f} :: Middle-earth
středozemní {adj} :: Mediterranean
Středozemní moře {prop} {n} :: the Mediterranean Sea
střecha {f} :: roof
střechýl {m} [literary] :: icicle
střela {f} :: projectile (to be fired from a weapon)
střela {f} :: missile
střelba {f} :: shooting
střelec {m} :: shooter (someone who shoots something)
střelec {m} :: gunner (a person who operates a gun)
střelec {m} [chess] :: bishop
střelit {v pf} :: to shoot (to fire a shot)
střelivo {n} :: ammunition
střelkyně {f} :: female shooter
střelná zbraň {f} :: firearm (personal weapon)
střelnice {f} :: range (area for practicing shooting)
střelný prach {m} :: gunpowder
střep {m} :: shard (piece of broken glass or pottery)
střet {m} :: clash, conflict
střet {m} :: crash
střet zájmů {m} :: conflict of interest
střevíc {m} :: shoe
střevíček {m} :: diminutive of střevíc
střevle {f} :: minnow
střevní {adj} :: intestinal
střevo {n} :: intestine
střežit {vt impf} :: to guard
střežit {v impf} :: to beware
střežit jako oko v hlavě {v} [simile] :: cherish as the apple of one's eye, to guard very carefully
stříbrňák {m} :: silver (coin made of silver)
stříbrný {adj} :: silver (made from silver)
stříbrný {adj} :: silvery, silver (having a color like silver)
stříbro {n} :: silver (metal)
stříbro {n} [heraldry] :: argent
stříbrotepec {m} :: silversmith
stříbrozobka {f} :: silverbill
stříbřitý {adj} :: silvery, silver (having a color like silver)
střídat {v impf} :: to alternate
střídavý {adj} :: alternating (of current)
střídavý proud {m} :: alternating current
střih {m} :: sewing pattern, dress pattern
střih {m} :: film editing
střihač {m} :: editor (of a film)
stříhat {v impf} :: to clip (to cut, especially with scissors or shears as opposed to a knife etc)
stříhat {v impf} :: to edit (filmmaking)
střihnout {v pf} :: to clip (to cut, especially with scissors or shears as opposed to a knife etc)
stříkací pistole {f} :: squirt gun, water gun, water pistol
stříkat {v impf} :: to splatter, to splash (to disperse a fluid suddenly)
stříkat {v impf} :: to splatter (to cause something to splatter)
střílet {v impf} :: to shoot, fire
střílet {v impf} :: to misfire (of a car's engine)
střípek {m} :: diminutive of střep
stříška {f} :: diminutive of střecha
střívko {n} :: diminutive of střevo
střívko {n} :: sausage casing
střízlík {m} :: wren
střízlík karolinský {m} :: Carolina wren
střízlíkovec {m anim} :: any bird from genus Acanthizidae
střízlivost {f} :: sobriety
střízlivý {adj} :: sober
střízlivý {adj} :: matter-of-fact, realistic, down-to-earth
střízlivý {adj} :: plain, austere (architecture etc)
střízvý {adj} [obsolete] :: sober (not drunk)
stříž {f} :: sheep shearing
stříž {f} :: sheep fleece
stříž {f} [dialectal] :: A thin layer of ice
stud {m} :: shame (uncomfortable or painful feeling)
studánka {f} :: Diminutive of studna
studánka {f} :: A well. (spring)
studená fúze {f} :: cold fusion
studená válka {f} :: cold war
student {m anim} :: student (academic, at university)
studentík {m} :: diminutive of student
studentka {f} :: (female) student
Studentovo t-rozdělení {n} [statistics] :: Student's t-distribution
studentský {adj} [relational] :: student
studený {adj} :: cold, cool
studený čumák {m} :: cold fish
studený jako psí čumák {adj} [simile] :: very cold
studie {f} :: study (particular investigation such as a clinical trial)
studio {n} :: studio (place where radio or television programs, records or films are made)
studium {n} :: study (mental effort to acquire knowledge or learning)
studna {f} :: well (hole being a source of water)
studovat {v impf} :: to study
studovna {f} :: study (room)
stuha {f} :: ribbon (strip used for decoration of clothing or the hair or gift wrapping)
stuhnout {v pf} :: obsolete form of ztuhnout
stuchnout {v pf} :: obsolete form of ztuchnout
stůl {m inan} :: table (item of furniture)
stupeň {m inan} [geometry] :: degree
stupeň {m inan} [physics] :: degree
stupeň Celsia {m} :: degree Celsius (a metric unit of temperature)
stupeň volnosti {m} :: degree of freedom
stupidita {f} :: stupidity (property of being stupid)
stupidní {adj} :: stupid
stupnice {f} :: scale (music)
stupnice {f} :: scale (means of assigning a magnitude)
stupňování {n} [grammar] :: comparison
stupňovat {v impf} [grammar] :: to compare
stupňovitý {adj} :: gradual
stužka {f} :: diminutive of stuha
-ství {suffix} :: A suffix, akin to -ship and -hood
-stvo {suffix} :: A noun suffix
stvol {m inan} [botany] :: scape (leafless plant stem)
stvoření {n} :: verbal noun of stvořit
stvoření {n} :: creation
stvoření {n} :: creature
stvořeníčko {n} :: diminutive of stvoření
stvořit {v pf} :: to create
stvořitel {m} :: creator
stvrzenka {f} :: receipt, voucher
stý {adj} :: hundredth
stýblo {n} [archaic] :: alternative form of stéblo
stydět {v impf} :: to be shy
stydět {v impf} :: to feel ashamed
stydká kost {f} :: pubic bone, pubis
stydlivě {adv} :: bashfully
stydlivost {f} :: shyness
stydlivý {adj} :: shy
styď se {phrase} :: shame on you
styk {m} :: contact, touch
styk {m} :: communication, intercourse
styk {m} :: sexual intercourse
styk {m} [in the plural] :: dealings, relations
styl {m} :: style
stylistický {adj} :: style, stylistic
stylistika {f} [linguistics] :: stylistics
stylový {adj} :: stylish (Having elegance or taste or refinement in manners or dress)
stylus {m} :: stylus (small plastic stick used as a pen for writing on the touch sensitive screen of an electronic gadget)
styren {m} :: styrene
Styx {prop} :: [Greek mythology, masculine inanimate, feminine] Styx, the river in Hades, over which the souls of the dead are ferried by Charon
Styx {prop} [Greek mythology, feminine] :: Styx, the goddess of the river Styx in Hades
Styx {prop} :: [astronomy, masculine inanimate] Styx, a moon of Pluto
styžský {adj} :: stygian
sub- {prefix} :: sub-
subarachnoidální {adj} :: subarachnoid
subatomový {adj} :: subatomic
subdurální {adj} :: subdural
subfebrilie {f} :: low-grade fever
subfebrilní {adj} :: subfebrile (slightly raised above normal, but not febrile)
subjekt {m} [grammar, logic] :: subject
subjektivismus {m} :: subjectivism
subjektivita {f} :: subjectivity
subjektivní {adj} :: subjective
subklinický {adj} [medicine] :: subclinical
subkutánní {adj} :: subcutaneous
sublimace {f} [chemistry] :: sublimation (the transition of a substance from the solid phase directly to the vapor state such that it does not pass through the intermediate liquid phase)
sublimace {f} [psychoanalysis] :: sublimation (the transformation of an impulse deemed socially harmful into something socially constructive)
sublimovat {v impf} [chemistry, physics] :: to sublimate (to change state from a solid to a gas without passing through the liquid state)
sublimovat {v impf} [psychoanalysis] :: to sublimate (to modify the natural expression of a sexual or primitive instinct in a socially acceptable manner)
suboptimální {adj} :: suboptimal
subsaharský {adj} :: sub-Saharan
subsonický {adj} :: subsonic
substantivum {n} [grammar] :: noun
subtilní {adj} :: Of a person: of short stature, slim build, and unassuming
subtropický {adj} :: subtropical
subtropy {mp} :: subtropics
subvence {f} :: subsidy (financial support)
sud {m} :: barrel
sud {m} :: keg party
Súdán {prop} {m inan} :: Sudan
Súdánec {m anim} :: Sudanese (person)
Súdánka {f} :: female Sudanese
súdánský {adj} :: Sudanese
sudetoněmecký {adj} :: Sudeten German
sudetský {adj} :: Sudeten
Sudety {prop} {p} :: Sudeten (mountain range)
Sudety {prop} {p} :: Sudetenland
sudí {m} [formal] :: (sport) judge, referee
sudlice {f} [weapons] :: voulge
sudokopytník {m} :: even-toed ungulate
sudoku {n} :: sudoku
sudý {adj} [arithmetic] :: even
Suez {prop} {m} :: Suez (town)
suezský {adj} :: Suez
Suezský průplav {prop} {m} :: Suez Canal
súfijec {m} :: Sufi (a mystic Muslim; a Muslim ascetic)
súfijský {adj} :: Sufi
súfismus {m} :: Sufism
sufix {m inan} :: suffix
suflér {m} [theater] :: prompter
sufražetka {f} :: suffragette, suffragist (female supporter of women's right to vote in the early 20th century)
suchá nemoc {f} [archaic, rare] :: pulmonary tuberculosis
suchar {m inan} :: rusk, zwieback
suchar {m anim} :: wet blanket, cold fish, bromide
suché lůžko {n} [dentistry] :: dry socket
sucho {n} :: drought
suchost {f} :: dryness
suchozemský {adj} :: terrestrial (living or growing on land; not aquatic)
suchý {adj} :: dry
suchý jako troud {adj} [simile] :: very dry
suchý kašel {m} :: dry cough (coughing without expectoration)
suchý led {m} [chemistry] :: dry ice
suchý zip {m} :: a touch fastener; Velcro
suicidium {n} :: suicide
suita {noun} :: suite
suk {m} :: knot (in wood)
sukces {m} [colloquial] :: success
sukně {f} :: skirt
suknička {f} :: diminutive of sukně
sukničkář {m} :: womanizer
sukulent {m} :: succulent (succulent plant)
sukulentní {adj} :: succulent (having fleshy leaves or other tissues that store water)
sukýnka {f} :: diminutive of sukně
sůl {f} :: salt (A common substance, chemically consisting mainly of sodium chloride (NaCl), used extensively as a condiment and preservative.)
sůl {f} [chemistry] :: salt (One of the compounds formed from the reaction of an acid with a base, where a positive ion replaces a hydrogen of the acid.)
sůl {f} [cryptography] :: salt (Additional bytes inserted into a plaintext message before encryption, in order to increase randomness and render brute-force decryption more difficult.)
sulfamethoxazol {m} :: sulfamethoxazole (a particular kind of antibiotic, an antibacterial sulfonamide)
sulfametoxazol {m} [pharmaceutical drug] :: sulfamethoxazole (a particular kind of antibiotic, an antibacterial sulfonamide)
sulfan {m} :: sulfane, hydrogen sulfide (H2S)
sulfát {m} :: sulfate
sulfid {m} :: sulfide (any compound of sulfur and a metal or electropositive element or group)
sulfit {m} [inorganic chemistry] :: sulfite
sulfonamid {m} :: sulfonamide
sultán {m} :: sultan (ruler)
sultanát {m} :: sultanate
sumární {adj} :: summary
sumární vzorec {m} :: molecular formula
sumaterský {adj} :: Sumatran
Sumatra {prop} {f} :: Sumatra
sumčí {adj} [relational] :: catfish, catfish's
sumec {m} :: catfish
Sumer {prop} {m} :: Sumer
Sumer {prop} {m} :: Sumerian (person of Sumer)
sumerolog {m} :: Sumerologist (person who studies Sumerology)
sumerologie {f} :: Sumerology (the study of the ancient Sumerian civilisation)
sumerský {adj} :: Sumerian (pertaining to Sumer)
sumerština {f} :: Sumerian (language)
Sumeřan {m} :: Sumerian (person of Sumer)
sumička {f} :: diminutive of suma
sunita {m} :: alternative form of sunnita
sunitský {adj} :: alternative form of sunnitský
sunna {f} :: sunnah
sunnita {m} :: Sunni (a follower of the Sunni branch of Islam)
sunnitský {adj} :: Sunni (when used attributively)
sunout {v impf} :: to move slowly
sunout {v impf} :: to move slowly (oneself)
sup {m anim} :: vulture
super- {prefix} :: super-
super {adj} [colloquial] :: super, great
super {interj} [colloquial] :: super
supercela {f} [meteorology] :: supercell
superego {n} [psychoanalysis] :: superego
superhrdina {m} :: superhero
superhrdinka {f} :: superheroine, female superhero
superlativ {m} [grammar] :: superlative
superman {m} :: superman
supermarket {m} :: supermarket
supersonický {adj} :: supersonic
superstruna {f} [physics] :: superstring
supervelmoc {f} :: superpower
supervětšina {f} :: supermajority, qualified majority
supí {adj} :: vulture, vulture's
supr {adj} [colloquial] :: super
supr {interj} [colloquial] :: super
supraorbitální {adj} :: supraorbital (located immediately above the eye sockets, where in humans the eyebrows are located)
supremum {n} [mathematics] :: supremum
suprovní {adj} [colloquial] :: super, great
súra {f} :: sura
surfař {m} :: surfer
surikata {f} :: suricate, meerkat
Surinam {prop} {m inan} :: Surinam (country)
Surinamec {m anim} :: Surinamese (person)
surinamský {adj} :: Surinamese, of Suriname
surjekce {f} [set theory] :: surjection
surjektivní {adj} :: surjective
surovina {f} :: raw material
surový {adj} :: raw (not treated or processed)
surrealismus {m} :: surrealism (artistic movement and aesthetic philosophy)
surrealista {m} :: surrealist (person)
surrealistický {adj} :: surrealistic
suřík {m} :: red lead, minium (a bright red, poisonous oxide of lead, Pb3O4, used as a pigment and in glass and ceramics)
suspektní {adj} [medicine] :: suspect
sussexský {adj} [relational] :: Sussex
suše {adv} :: drily, dryly
sušená švestka {f} :: prune (dried plum)
sušenka {f} :: cookie
sušený {adj} :: dried
suši {m} :: sushi
sušička {f} :: dryer, clothes dryer
sušit {vt impf} :: to dry
sušit {v impf} :: to dry
suť {f} :: rubble
suterén {m} :: basement
sutiny {f} :: debris (rubble, wreckage, scattered remains of something destroyed)
sůva {f} [colloquial] :: owl
sůva {f} [offensive] :: old woman
suvenýr {m} :: souvenir
sůvička {f} :: diminutive of sůva
sváča {f} [colloquial] :: snack
svačina {f} :: snack
svačinka {f} :: diminutive of svačina
sváda {f} [archaic] :: quarrel, argument
svádění {n} :: seduction
svádět {v impf} :: to entice, lure, inveigle
svádět {v impf} :: to seduce
svah {m} :: slope (area of ground)
svahilština {f} :: Swahili
sval {m inan} :: muscle
svalit {v pf} :: roll downhill
svalit {v pf} :: topple
svalit {v pf} :: lay blame on
svalnáč {m} [colloquial] :: muscleman (man with developed muscles)
svalnatý {adj} :: muscular (having strong muscles)
svalnatý žaludek {m} :: gizzard
svalouš {m} [colloquial] :: muscleman (man with developed muscles)
svalovec {m} :: muscleman (man with developed muscles)
svalovec {m} :: trichina (any of several parasitic roundworms that infects the intestines)
svalový {adj} :: muscular (of or relating to muscles)
svalstvo {n} :: musculature
svár {m} :: strife
svařák {m} [colloquial] :: mulled wine (wine with spices served hot)
svářeč {m anim} :: welder
svařené víno {n} :: mulled wine (wine with spices served hot)
svářet {v impf} :: to weld
svařit {v pf} :: to weld together
svařit {v pf} :: to mull (wine)
svařovat {v impf} :: to weld
svastika {f} :: swastika (cross with arms of equal length all bent halfway along at a 90° angle to the right or to the left)
Svata {prop} {m} :: A pet form of the male given names Svatopluk and Svatoslav
Svata {prop} {m} :: A pet form of the female given names Svatava and Svatoslava
Sváťa {prop} {m} :: A pet form of the male given names Svatopluk and Svatoslav
Svatá Lucie {prop} {f} :: Svatá Lucie (island/and/country)
Svatava {prop} {f} :: given name
svatba {f} :: wedding
svatební {adj} [relational] :: wedding
svatební cesta {f} :: honeymoon (trip after marriage)
sváteční {adj} :: festive, holiday
svátek {m} :: holiday, day off (including Sundays)
svátek {m} :: public holiday
svátek {m} :: name day
svatokopecký {adj} :: belonging to or connected with Svatý Kopeček
svatokrádež {f} :: sacrilege
svatokupectví {n} :: simony (buying and selling ecclesiastical offices and pardons)
Svatopluk {prop} {m} :: given name
Svatoslav {prop} {m} :: given name
Svatoslava {prop} {f} :: given name
svatost {f} :: holiness
svátost {f} :: sacrament
svatozář {f} :: halo, nimbus, aureole
svatý {adj} :: holy, sacred
Svatý grál {prop} {m} :: the Holy Grail
Svatý Kopeček {prop} {m inan} :: quarter of the city of Olomouc in the Czech Republic, former town
Svatý Kryštof a Nevis {prop} {m} :: Svatý Kryštof a Nevis (a <<country>> consisting of two <<islands>> in the <<r/Caribbean>>)
svatyně {f} :: sanctuary (consecrated or sacred area of a church or temple around its tabernacle or altar)
Svatý Tomáš a Princův ostrov {prop} {m} :: São Tomé and Príncipe
Svatý Vincenc a Grenadiny {prop} :: Svatý Vincenc a Grenadiny (archipelago/and/country)
svaz {m} :: union (confederation; union of human organizations)
svaz {m} [algebra] :: lattice
svazeček {m} :: diminutive of svazek
svazek {m} :: volume (single book of a publication)
svazek {m} :: union, bond (between a husband and wife, between friends etc.)
Svazijec {m anim} :: Swazi (person)
Svazijsko {prop} {n} :: Swaziland
svazijský {adj} :: Swazi, of Swaziland
své- {prefix} :: self-
svěcená voda {f} :: holy water
svěcený {adj} :: consecrated, sanctified, holy
svědčit {v impf} :: to testify, to bear witness
svědectví {n} :: testimony, witness
svědek {m anim} :: witness
svědek Jehovův {m} :: Jehovah's Witness
svědění {n} :: itching
svědět {v impf} :: to itch
svědivý {adj} :: itchy
svědkyně {f} :: female witness
svědkyně Jehovova {f} :: female Jehovah's Witness
svědomí {n} :: conscience
svědomitost {f} :: conscientiousness
svědomitý {adj} :: conscientious
svěrací kazajka {f} :: straitjacket
svěrač {m} :: sphincter
svěrák {m} :: vise
svérázný {adj} :: peculiar
svěrka {f} :: clamp
svěřenec {m} :: ward (minor looked after by a guardian)
sveřep {m inan} :: brome (any grass of the genus Bromus)
svěřovat {v impf} :: imperfective form of svěřit
svěsit {vt pf} :: to hang (hold or bear in a suspended or inclined manner or position instead of erect)
svést {v pf} :: to entice, lure, inveigle
svést {v pf} :: to seduce
svět {m inan} :: world
světadíl {m} :: continent
světák {m anim} :: man of the world
světec {m} :: saint
světélko {n} :: diminutive of světlo
světélkující {adj} :: luminescent, phosphorescent or fluorescent
světelný {adj} :: light (when used attributively)
světelný rok {m} :: light year
světice {f} :: female saint
světit {v impf} :: to consecrate, to sanctify
světit {v impf} :: to keep holy
Světlana {prop} {f} :: given name
Světlanka {prop} {f} :: given name
světlice {f} :: flare (brightly burning light)
světlice {f} [botany] :: safflower (plant)
světlo {n} :: light (produced by Sun and other sources)
světloléčba {f} :: phototherapy
světlomet {m} :: headlamp, headlight
světlomilný {adj} :: heliophilous
Světluše {prop} {f} :: given name
světluška {f} :: firefly, lightning bug
světlý {adj} :: light
světnička {f} :: diminutive of světnice
světonázor {m} :: worldview
světoobčan {m} :: cosmopolitan, cosmopolite
světoobčanský {adj} :: cosmopolitan
světoobčanství {n} :: cosmopolitanism
světová strana {f} :: cardinal point, cardinal direction
světový {adj} [relational] :: world
světový názor {m} :: worldview
světoznámý {adj} :: world-famous
svetr {m inan} :: sweater; pullover
svetřík {m} :: diminutive of svetr
svět se nezboří {phrase} :: this is not the end of the world
světský {adj} :: secular
světský {adj} :: temporal
světýlko {n} :: diminutive of světlo
svetýrek {m} :: diminutive of svetr
svézt {v pf} :: to take along (often, for a ride)
svěží {adj} :: fresh (refreshing or cool)
svíce {noun} :: candle
svícen {m} :: candlestick
svíčička {f} :: diminutive of svíčka
svíčka {f} :: candle
svíčka {f} :: spark plug
svíčkař {m} :: A chandler
svída {f} :: dogwood (Cornus)
svider {m} :: drill bit
sviňák {m} [archaic] :: swineherd
sviňák {m} [colloquial] :: pig (a dirty or slovenly person)
sviňák {m} [colloquial] :: swine, rascal, scoundrel
sviňák {m} [colloquial] :: debaucher
svinčík {m} :: mess
svině {f} :: sow (female pig)
svině {f} [pejorative] :: swine, a contemptible person
sviňucha {f} :: porpoise
svírat {v impf} :: to clench
svislítko {n} :: pipe (computing character)
svislost {f} :: verticality
svislý {adj} :: vertical
svišť {m} :: marmot
svítání {n} :: dawn (the time when the sun rises)
svitek {m} :: scroll, roll (of paper or parchment)
svítit {v impf} :: to shine
svízel {f} :: bedstraw (any plant of the herb genus Galium)
svízel {f} :: trouble, difficulty, pickle
svléci {vt} :: to undress
svléci {v} :: to undress, to get undressed
svléct {vt pf} :: to undress
svléct {v pf} :: to undress, to get undressed
svlékat {v impf} :: to undress
svléknout {vt pf} :: to undress
svléknout {v pf} :: to undress, to get undressed
svoboda {f} :: freedom
Svoboda {prop} {m} :: A Czech surname
svoboda slova {f} :: freedom of speech
svobodná umění {np} :: liberal arts
svobodná vůle {f} [philosophy] :: free will
svobodné zednářství {n} :: Freemasonry
svobodník {m} :: private first class
svobodník {m} :: lance corporal
svobodný {adj} :: free (not imprisoned or enslaved)
svobodný {adj} :: single (not married)
svobodný {adj} [software] :: free, libre (with very few limitations on distribution or improvement)
svobodný zednář {m} :: Freemason
svolat {vt pf} :: to summon, to convene
svoloč {f} :: rabble, riffraff
svor {m inan} [rock] :: schist
svorka {f} :: staple
svorkovač {m} :: staple gun
svrab {m} :: scabies
svraštit {v pf} :: to wrinkle, knit, purse
svrchovanost {f} :: sovereignty
svrchovaný {adj} :: sovereign
svůdce {m anim} :: seducer
svůdkyně {f} :: seductress
svůdný {adj} :: seductive
svůj {pron} :: one's own; belonging to the subject, of the subject, or related to the subject; reflexive possessive pronoun; thus rendered as possessive pronouns including my, your, his, her, our, their, depending on the subject
svůj k svému {phrase} [idiomatic] :: People of similar background should congregate or associate with one another
swing {m} :: swing (dance)
sýc {m anim} :: boreal owl
syčák {m} :: rascal, scoundrel
sýček {m anim} :: diminutive of sýc
sýček {m anim} :: little owl
syčet {v impf} :: to hiss
syčet {v impf} :: to fizz, fizzle or sizzle
Sydenhamova chorea {f} [neurology] :: Sydenham's chorea
syfilis {f} :: syphilis
syfilitický {adj} :: syphilitic (relating to syphilis)
sychravý {adj} :: of weather, cold and wet
sykat {v impf} :: to hiss
sykavka {f} :: sibilant
sykavý {adj} :: hissing
sykavý {adj} :: sibilant
sýkora {f} :: tit (bird)
Sýkora {prop} {m} :: A Czech surname
sýkora babka {f} :: A marsh tit
sýkora koňadra {f} :: great tit
sýkora modřinka {f} :: blue tit
sýkora parukářka {f} :: A crested tit
sýkora uhelníček {f} :: coal tit
sýkorka {f} :: diminutive of sýkora
sýkořice {f} :: reedling
sykot {m} :: hiss
sylogismus {m} :: syllogism
Sylva {prop} {f} :: given name
Sylvie {prop} {f} :: given name
symbiont {m} [ecology] :: symbiote, symbiont
symbiotický {adj} :: symbiotic
symbióza {f} [ecology] :: symbiosis
symbol {m} :: symbol
symbolicky {adv} :: symbolically
symbolický {adj} :: symbolic
symbolický {adj} :: nominal (​insignificantly small; trifling)
symbolický odkaz {m} :: symbolic link
symetrála {f} :: axis
symetrický {adj} :: symmetrical
symetrický {adj} [set theory] :: symmetric
symetrie {f} :: symmetry
symfonie {f} :: symphony
sympatická nervová soustava {f} :: sympathetic nervous system
sympatie {f} :: sympathy
sympatikus {m} :: sympathetic nervous system
sympatizant {m} :: a sympathizer
sympatizovat {v impf} :: to sympathize
sympozium {n} :: symposium
symptom {m} :: symptom
symptomatický {adj} :: symptomatic (relating to symptoms)
symptomatický {adj} :: symptomatic (showing symptoms of disease)
syn {m anim} :: son
synáček {m} :: diminutive of syn
synagoga {f} :: synagogue
synapse {f} :: synapse
synaptický {adj} :: synaptic
syn boží {m} :: the son of god
syndrom {m} [pathology] :: syndrome
synek {m} :: diminutive of syn
synekdocha {f} [figure of speech] :: synecdoche
synergický {adj} :: synergic
synergie {f} :: synergy
synestezie {f} :: synaesthesia (physiological or psychological phenomenon)
synchronizace {f} :: synchronization
synchronizovat {v p-i} :: to synchronize
synchronní {adj} :: synchronous
synchronní {adj} [linguistics] :: synchronic
synkopa {f} [music] :: syncope
synkopa {f} :: syncope, swoon, fainting
synod {m} :: synod (an ecclesiastic council or meeting to consult on church matters)
synoda {f} :: synod (an ecclesiastic council or meeting to consult on church matters)
synonymie {f} [semantics] :: synonymy (quality of being synonymous)
synonymita {f} [semantics] :: synonymy (quality of being synonymous)
synonymní {adj} :: synonymous
synonymum {n} :: synonym
synopse {f} :: synopsis (brief summary of the major points of a written work, either as prose or as a table)
synovec {m} :: nephew
synoviální {adj} :: synovial
synovitida {f} :: synovitis (inflammation of the synovium)
synťák {m} [colloquial] :: synthesizer (an electronic keyboard instrument)
syntaktický {adj} :: syntactic
syntaktik {m} :: syntactician
syntax {f} [linguistics, computing] :: syntax
syntaxe {f} [computing] :: syntax
syntetický {adj} :: synthetic
syntetizovat {v} :: to synthesize
syntéza {f} :: synthesis
syntezátor {m} :: synthesizer (music: an electronic keyboard instrument)
sypat {v impf} :: to pour, to strew
sypat popel na hlavu {v} [idiom] :: [, used with si] to eat humble pie (to admit one's faults; to make a humiliating apology)
sýpka {f} :: granary
sypký {adj} :: loose (not compact), friable
sýr {m inan} :: cheese (dairy product)
Syrakusy {prop} {fp} :: Syrakusy (city/and/port)
Syrdarja {prop} {f} :: Syr Darya (river)
syreček {m inan} :: diminutive of sýr
syreček {m inan} :: a single piece of Olomouc cheese
Sýrie {prop} {f} :: Syria
syringomyelie {f} :: syringomyelia
syrovátka {f} :: whey
syrový {adj} :: raw (not cooked)
syrský {adj} :: Syrian
syrština {f} :: Syriac (language)
Syřan {m} :: Syrian (person from Syria or of Syrian descent)
Syřanka {f} :: female Syrian
syřidlo {n} :: rennet (an enzyme used as the first step in making cheese, to curdle the milk and coagulate the casein in it)
sysel {m} :: suslik
syslí {adj} :: suslik, suslik's
systém {m} :: system
systematicky {adv} :: systematically
systematický {adj} :: systematic (methodical, regular and orderly)
systematický název {m} :: systematic name (name composed of words or symbols that precisely describe chemical structure)
systematika {f} :: systematics
systematizace {f} :: systematization
systematizovat {v impf} :: to systematize
systémové inženýrství {n} :: systems engineering
systémový {adj} [relational] :: system, systems, systemic
systolický {adj} :: systolic
sytič {m} :: choke (control on a carburetor to adjust the air/fuel mixture when the engine is cold)
sytost {f} :: satiation
sytý {adj} :: satiated, full (having eaten enough food)
sytý hladovému nevěří {proverb} :: He who has not experienced difficulties does not believe the accounts of those who had them
Szeged {prop} {m} :: Szeged (city)
sžíravý {adj} :: caustic, scathing, severe, tart
š {letter} :: letter
šabat {m} :: Sabbath, Shabbat
šábes {m} :: Sabbath, Shabbat
šablona {f} :: template
šafrán {m} :: saffron
šafron {m} :: chamfron
šáh {m} :: shah
Šahrazád {prop} {f} :: Scheherazade (fictional character)
šach {m} [chess] :: check
šach {m} :: shah
šachista {m} :: chess player
šáchor {m inan} :: Any sedge of the genus Cyperus
šachová figurka {f} [chess] :: chess piece
šachovnice {f} :: chessboard
šachta {f} :: shaft, chute (vertical passage)
šachy {noun} :: chess
šajch {m} :: alternative form of šejk
šak {conj} :: informal form of však
šakal {m} :: jackal
šakalí {adj} :: jackal, jackal's
šál {m inan} [archaic] :: shawl
šála {f} :: scarf (knitted garment worn around the neck)
Šalamoun {prop} {m} :: Solomon (biblical character)
Šalamounovo moře {prop} {n} :: the Solomon Sea
Šalamounovy ostrovy {prop} {mp} :: Solomon Islands
šalba {f} [literary] :: illusion
šalba {f} [literary] :: deception
šálek {m inan} :: cup (vessel for drinking)
šálení {n} :: verbal noun of šálit
šalina {f} [dialectal] :: tram (passenger vehicle for public use that runs on tracks in the road)
šálit {v impf} :: to deceive, to mislead, to fool
šalotka {f} :: shallot
šalupa {f} :: sloop (single-masted sailboat with only one jib)
šalvěj {f} :: sage (plant and savory spice; Salvia officinalis)
šalvěj {f} :: chia (plant Salvia columbariae)
šaman {m} :: shaman
šamanismus {m} :: shamanism
šamanka {f} :: female shaman
šámes {m} [Judaism] :: shamash (a sexton in a synagogue)
šampaňské {n} :: Champagne
šampión {m} :: A champion (in a competition)
šampón {m} :: shampoo (liquid soap product for washing hair)
šampus {m} [colloquial] :: champagne (sparkling white wine)
šamstr {m} [colloquial, archaic] :: boyfriend
šamšír {m} :: scimitar
šance {f} :: chance, odds, opportunity or possibility
Šanghaj {prop} {f} :: Šanghaj (direct-administered municipality/major port city)
Šanghajan {m} :: person from Shanghai
Šanghajec {m} :: person from Shanghai
šanon {m} :: ring binder
šanovat {v impf} [archaic, colloquial] :: to spare
šapitó {n} :: circus tent, marquee
šaráda {f} :: charade
šaramantní {adj} :: charming
šaría {f} :: shari'a
šarka {f} :: plum pox
Šárka {prop} {f} :: given name
šarlatán {m} :: charlatan
šarlatánství {n} :: charlatanry, charlatanism
Šarlota {prop} {f} :: given name
šarm {m} :: charm
šarmantní {adj} :: charming
šarvátka {f} :: skirmish (brief battle between small groups)
šarvátka {f} :: quarrel, argument
šašek {m} :: jester
šašlik {m} :: shashlik
šat {m inan} [literary] :: clothing
šáteček {m} :: diminutive of šátek
šátek {m inan} :: headscarf, scarf
šatna {f} :: dressing room, changing room
šatna {f} :: cloakroom (for leaving clothes temporarily)
šatna {f} :: wardrobe (department in theater)
šatnář {m anim} :: male cloakroom attendant
šatnářka {f} :: female cloakroom attendant
šatní {adj} [relational] :: clothes, clothing
šatník {m} :: wardrobe (cabinet)
šatník {m} :: wardrobe (collection of clothing)
šatní skříň {f} :: (furniture) A wardrobe
šatovník {m anim} :: akialoa (extint birds from genus Akialoa)
šaty {mp} :: dress (item of clothing usually worn by a woman or young girl)
šaty {mp} :: clothes, clothing
šavle {f} :: sabre
šavle {f} :: scimitar
šavlička {f} :: diminutive of šavle
šči {n} :: shchi
Šebestián {prop} {m} :: given name
šedá eminence {f} :: éminence grise
šedá litina {f} :: gray iron
šedesát {num} :: sixty (60)
šedesát devět {num} :: sixty-nine (69)
šedesát dva {num} :: sixty-two (62)
šedesátiletý {adj} :: sixty-year-old
šedesátina {f} :: sixtieth (one of sixty equal parts of a whole)
šedesátiprocentní {adj} :: sixty-percent, 60%
šedesátka {f} :: sixty
šedesátník {m} :: sexagenarian
šedesát osm {num} :: sixty-eight (68)
šedesát pět {num} :: sixty-five (65)
šedesátý {adj} :: sixtieth
šedivý {adj} :: gray, grey
šedohnědý {adj} :: greyish-brown, dun
šedý {adj} :: grey, gray
šedý zákal {m} [pathology] :: cataract
šéf {m} :: boss, chief
šéfka {f} :: female boss
šéfkuchař {m} :: chef (head cook of an establishment such as a restaurant)
šéfkuchařka {f} :: female chef
šéfredaktor {m} :: editor in chief
šéfredaktorka {f} :: female editor in chief
Šeherezáda {prop} {f} :: Scheherazade (fictional character)
šejch {m} :: alternative form of šejk
šejk {m} :: sheik (the leader of an Arab village, family or small tribe)
šejk {m} :: sheik (An Islamic religious cleric; the leader of an Islamic religious order)
šek {m} :: check (US), cheque (UK)
šekel {m} :: sheqel (currency unit of both ancient and modern Israel)
šekový {adj} :: cheque (when used attributively)
Šelda {prop} {f} :: Scheldt (river flowing through France, Belgium and The Netherlands)
šelf {m} [nautical] :: shelf
šelma {f} :: beast of prey
šelma {f} [zoology] :: carnivore (mammal belonging to the order Carnivora)
šelma kočkovitá {f} :: feline, cat (animal of the family Felidae)
šelmička {f} :: diminutive of šelma
šelmy kočkovité {noun} :: felines, Felidae
šenkýř {m} [archaic, colloquial] :: innkeeper
šenkýřka {m} [archaic, colloquial] :: female innkeeper
šepot {m} :: whisper
šeps {m} :: gesso
šeptání {n} :: whispering
šeptat {v impf} :: to whisper (to talk in a quiet voice)
šeredný {adj} :: ugly, hideous
šerif {m} :: sheriff
šerm {m} :: fencing
šermíř {m} :: fencer
šermovat {v impf} :: to fence (to engage in the sport of fencing)
šeroslepost {f} :: night blindness, nyctalopia
šeroslepý {adj} :: night-blind, nyctalopic
šery {n} :: sherry (fortified wine; variety of sherry; glass of sherry)
šeřík {m} :: lilac (shrub)
šeřík {m} :: lilac (flower)
šest {num} :: six (6)
šesťák {m} [colloquial] :: a sixth grader
šestikřídlý {adj} :: six-winged, hexapterous
šestiletý {adj} :: six-year
šestiletý {adj} :: six-year-old
šestimocný {adj} [chemistry] :: hexavalent
šestina {f} :: sixth (one of six equal parts of a whole)
šestiprocentní {adj} :: six-percent, 6%
šestistěn {m} :: hexahedron
šestistý {adj} :: six-hundredth
šestiúhelník {m} [geometry] :: hexagon
šestka {f} :: six (digit or figure)
šestkrát {adv} :: six times
šestnáct {num} :: sixteen (16)
šestnáctibitový {adj} :: 16-bit
šestnáctiletý {adj} :: sixteen-year-old
šestnáctiprocentní {adj} :: sixteen-percent, 16%
šestnáctkový {adj} :: hexadecimal
šestnáctkrát {adv} :: sixteen times
šestnáctý {adj} :: sixteenth
šest set {num} :: six hundred
šestý {adj} :: sixth
šestý pád {m} [grammar] :: locative, locative case
šestý smysl {m} :: sixth sense
šešule {f} [botany] :: silique
šešulka {f} [botany] :: silicle
šetrný {adj} :: frugal, thrifty, economical
šetrný {adj} :: considerate, sympathetic
šetření {n} :: saving
šetření {n} :: investigation
šetřič obrazovky {m} :: screensaver
šetřit {v impf} :: to save (to store for future use)
šetřit {v impf} :: to inquire or investigate (to examine a thing or event thoroughly)
šetřit {v impf} :: to not overexert oneself
šetřit {v impf} [, used with si] :: to save, preserve (one's strength or body)
šev {m inan} :: a seam
šezlong {m} :: chaise longue
šibal {m} :: wag
šibalský {adj} :: waggish, impish, roguish
šibenice {f} :: gallows
šibenička {f} :: diminutive of šibenice
šibolet {m} :: shibboleth (a word, especially seen as a test, to distinguish someone as belonging to a particular nation, class, profession)
šicí {adj} :: sewing
šicí stroj {m} :: sewing machine
šidit {v impf} :: to cheat, swindle
šidit {v impf} :: to overcharge
šidit {v impf} :: to adulterate (drink)
šídlo {n} :: awl
šifra {f} :: cipher (method for concealing the meaning of text)
šifra {f} :: cipher (cryptographic system using an algorithm)
šifrovací klíč {m} [cryptography] :: key
šifrování {n} :: encryption
šichta {f} [colloquial] :: A shift. (period of working time)
šichta {f} [colloquial] :: A grind, drudgery
šíita {m} :: Shi'a (a follower of Shi'ah Islam)
šíitský {adj} :: Shi'a (when used attributively)
šíje {f} :: neck
šíje {f} :: isthmus (narrow strip of land, bordered on both sides by water, and connecting two larger landmasse)
šik {m} :: array, rank
šikana {f} :: bullying
šikana {f} [sports] :: chicane
šikanování {n} :: bullying
šikanovat {v impf} :: to bully
šikanózní {adj} :: bully (when used attributively)
šikmost {f} :: skewness
šikmost {f} [statistics] :: skewness
šikmý {adj} :: skew
šikovnost {f} :: dexterity
šikovný {adj} :: skilled
šikovný {adj} :: handy
šikse {f} :: shiksa (non-Jewish girl)
šikula {m} [colloquial] :: a skillful person
šíleně {adv} :: insanely (very)
šílenec {m} :: A lunatic
šílenství {n} :: madness, insanity
šílený {adj} :: mad, insane
šílený vědec {m} :: mad scientist
šílet {v impf} :: to be crazy, to go crazy
šilhat {v impf} :: to squint (of eyes looking in different directions)
šilhavost {f} :: strabismus
šilhavý {adj} :: cross-eyed
šilink {m} :: schilling
šimitar {m} :: scimitar
šiml {m} :: white horse
Šimon {prop} {m} :: given name
šimpanz {m} :: chimpanzee
šimpanzí {adj} :: chimpanzee
šimpanzice {f} :: female chimp
Šimůnek {prop} {m} :: given name
šindel {m} :: A shingle (part of a roof)
šíp {m} :: arrow (projectile)
šípař {m} :: fletcher (manufacturer of arrows)
šípek {m} :: rosehip, hip
šipka {f} :: arrow (sign)
Šípková Růženka {prop} {f} :: Sleeping Beauty
Šíráz {prop} {m} :: Šíráz (city)
širokánský {adj} :: augmentative of široký
široké nudle {fp} :: tagliatelle
širokospektrální {adj} :: broad-spectrum
širokospektrý {adj} :: broad-spectrum
široký {adj} :: wide, broad
šíře {f} :: width
šíře {adv} :: comparative of široko
šíře {adv} :: comparative of široce
šířit {vt impf} :: to spread (to expand)
šířit {v impf} :: to spread (to expand)
šířka {f} :: width, breadth
šířka {f} [geography] :: latitude
šíša {f} [colloquial] :: head
šišinka {f} :: pineal gland
šiška {f} :: cone (fruit of conifer)
šiška {f} :: loaf
šiška {f} :: a small dumpling
šiška {f} [colloquial] :: human head
šiškebab {m} :: shish kebab
šišlání {n} :: lisp
šišlat {v impf} :: to lisp
šištička {f} :: diminutive of šiška
šít {v impf} :: to sew
Šiva {prop} {m} :: Shiva (god)
šizuňk {m anim} [colloquial] :: deceiver, cheater, overcharger
šizuňk {m inan} [colloquial] :: fraud, deception
škádlit {v impf} :: to tease, chaff, rib
škála {f} :: scale (means of assigning a magnitude)
škálovatelnost {f} :: scalability
škálovatelný {adj} :: scalable
škapulíř {m} :: scapular (short cloak worn around the shoulders, adopted as part of the uniform of various religious orders, later often with an embroidered image of a saint)
škapulíř {m} :: scapular (devotional object, typically consisting of two rectangular pieces of cloth joined with cloth bands and worn with one piece over the chest and one in the back)
škaredý {adj} :: ugly
škarohlíd {m} :: pessimist
škatule {f} :: casket, (small) box, case, jewel-box
škatulka {f} :: label, head, category
škeble {f} :: clam (mollusc)
škeblička {f} :: diminutive of škeble
škoda {f} :: pity, shame
škoda {f} :: harm, damage
škodit {v impf} :: to do damage or harm
škodlivina {f} :: harmful substance, pollutant
škodlivý {adj} :: harmful
škodolibá radost {f} :: a gloat; schadenfreude
škodolibost {f} :: schadenfreude
škodolibý {adj} :: malicious
škodovka {f} :: a Škoda car or other product
Škodovka {f} :: Škoda factory
škola {f} :: school
školačka {f} :: schoolgirl
školák {m anim} :: schoolboy
školení {n} :: training
školička {f} :: diminutive of škola
školka {f} :: kindergarten
školní {adj} :: school (when used attributively)
školník {m} :: school janitor
školství {n} :: education
škopek {m} :: tub
škopek {m} [dialectal] :: beer
škorpión {m} :: scorpion
škorpit {v impf} :: to quarrel, to argue
škorpivý {adj} [archaic] :: argumentative, quarrelsome
škrábanec {m} :: scratch (disruption or mark on a surface)
škrábat {v impf} :: to scratch
škrabka {f} :: peeler (kitchen utensil)
škraboška {f} :: domino mask (a mask covering only the eyes and the space between them)
škraboška {f} [dated] :: mask
škraloup {noun} :: skin (congealed layer on the surface of a liquid)
škrkavka {f} :: any of certain roundworms
škrob {m} :: starch
škrtil {m} :: Scrooge, miser
škrtit {v impf} :: to strangle (to squeeze the throat so as to cut off the oxygen supply)
škubánky {mp} :: a meal of potato dumplings, often served with butter and ground poppy seeds
škubat {v impf} :: imperfective form of škubnout
škubat {v impf} :: to pluck (to remove feathers from a bird)
škudlil {m} :: scrooge, miser
škudlit {v} :: to scrimp, to skimp (be frugal or stingy)
škuner {m} :: schooner
škvor {m} :: earwig
škvrně {n} [colloquial] :: tot, nipper, small kid, tiddler
škyt {m} :: hiccup
škyt {interj} :: hic
škytat {v impf} :: to hiccup
škytavka {f} :: hiccups
škytnutí {n} :: verbal noun of škytnout
škytnutí {n} :: hiccup
šlágr {m} :: hit (a success, especially in the entertainment industry)
šlacha {f} :: tendon
šlamastika {f} [colloquial] :: pickle, trouble
šlamastyka {f} [colloquial] :: pickle, trouble
šlapat {v impf} :: tread (to step on)
šlapka {f} :: pedal
šlapka {f} :: sole
šlapka {f} [colloquial] :: hooker, slut
šlápnout {v pf} :: tread (to step on)
šlápota {f} :: footprint
šle {fp} :: braces, suspenders (pair of straps for holding trousers/pants)
šlehačka {f} :: whipped cream
šlehat {v impf} :: to whip (to mix food in a rapid aerating fashion)
šlechta {f} :: nobility
šlechtic {m} :: noble, aristocrat
šlechtit {v impf} :: to breed (to propagate or grow plants trying to give them certain qualities)
šlendrián {m} [colloquial] :: carelessness, sloppiness
šlendriánský {adj} :: careless, sloppy
Šlesvicko {prop} {n} :: Schleswig
Šlesvicko-Holštýnsko {prop} {n} :: Schleswig-Holstein
Šlesvik {prop} {m} :: Schleswig (town)
Šlesvik {prop} {m} :: Schleswig (region)
šlohnout {v pf} [colloquial] :: to steal, to swipe
šlompácký {adj} [colloquial] :: sloppy
šmahinou {adv} [rare] :: outright, completely, wholesale (indiscriminately)
šmakovat {v} [colloquial] :: to taste good
šmakovný {adj} [colloquial] :: delicious, tasty
šmejd {m anim} [colloquial] :: bastard, asshole
šmejd {m inan} [colloquial] :: junk, trash, shit (goods of poor quality)
šmejdit {v impf} :: to snoop around
šmírák {m} :: voyeur
šmirgl {m} [colloquial] :: emery paper
šmirglpapír {m} [colloquial] :: emery paper
šmírovat {v impf} [colloquial] :: to spy on (to secretly watch)
šmouha {f} :: blur, smudge, smear, daub, smirch
šmoula {m} [comics, fictional character] :: smurf
šmytec {m} [colloquial] :: bow (for a string instrument)
šnečí {adj} [relational] :: snail, snail's
šnek {m anim} [colloquial] :: snail (gastropod)
šnek {m anim} [colloquial] :: snail, sluggard (slow person)
šnek {m inan} [music] :: volute
šnorer {m} :: schnorrer, beggar
šňupat {v impf} :: to snort, to snuff
šnuptychl {m} [colloquial] :: handkerchief (cloth for wiping the face, eyes, nose or hands)
šňůra {f} :: cord
šnycl {m} [colloquial] :: meat cutlet
šnyt {noun} :: beer poured in such a way that there is around 3/5 of a pint in a full pint glass, with the remainder being foam
šnytlík {m} [colloquial] :: chive
šofér {m} :: driver (a person who drives a motorized vehicle such as a car or a bus)
šoférovat {v} [colloquial] :: to drive (to drive a motor vehicle)
šógi {noun} [board games] :: shogi
šógun {m} :: shogun (the supreme commander of the armed forces of feudal Japan)
šok {m} [medicine] :: shock
šokovaný {adj} :: shocked
šokovat {v impf} :: to shock
šokující {adj} :: shocking
Šoproň {prop} {f} :: Šoproň (city)
šosák {m} :: philistine, bourgeois, fogey
Šošon {m} :: Shoshone (member of an Amerindian ethnic group)
šotek {m} :: goblin, imp
šotek {m} :: typo (typesetting error)
šotouš {m} :: railfan
šoubyznys {m} :: showbusiness
šoufl {adv} [colloquial] :: sick, nauseous
šoulet {m} :: cholent (meat stew)
šoupálek {m anim} :: treecreeper
šoupnout {vt pf} :: To push or put
šoupnout {v pf} :: To slither
šourek {m} :: scrotum
šoustat {v impf} [vulgar] :: To fuck
šovén {m anim} [dated, chiefly derogatory] :: a jingo, a chauvinist
šovénství {n} [uncountable, dated] :: chauvinism, jingoism
šovinismus {m} :: chauvinism
šovinista {m} :: chauvinist
šovinistický {adj} :: chauvinist
šovinizmus {m} :: alternative spelling of šovinismus
špacír {m} [colloquial] :: walk (trip made by walking)
špacírovat {v} [colloquial] :: to walk
špaček {m} :: starling (bird)
špagát {m} [colloquial] :: twine (small string or cord)
špagátek {m} :: diminutive of špagát
špagety {fp} :: spaghetti
špachtle {f} :: spatula [US], scraper [UK], putty knife
špajska {f} [colloquial] :: pantry, larder
špajz {m} [colloquial] :: pantry, larder
špajzka {f} [colloquial] :: pantry, larder
špalek {m} :: log (piece of wood)
špalíček {m} :: diminutive of špalek
Španěl {m anim} :: Spaniard
španělka {f} [colloquial] :: classical guitar, Spanish guitar
Španělka {f} :: Spanish woman
španělská chřipka {f} :: Spanish influenza (an influenza pandemic)
španělská kytara {f} :: classical guitar, Spanish guitar
Španělsko {prop} {n} :: Španělsko (country)
španělský {adj} :: Spanish
španělský ptáček {m} :: Czech meal made from beef, sausage, boiled egg, and cucumber, usually served with rice
španělština {f} :: Spanish (language)
špargl {m inan} [colloquial] :: asparagus
špás {m} :: prank
špásovat {v impf} [colloquial] :: to joke, to be kidding
špátle {f} :: spatula (kitchen utensil)
špatně {adv} :: badly
špatně {adv} :: wrong, wrongly
špatně pochopit {v pf} :: to misunderstand
špatný {adj} :: bad
špecle {fp} :: spaetzle (certain kind of noodles or dumplings)
špeh {m} :: spy
špehovat {v} :: to spy (to act as a spy)
špek {m} [colloquial] :: bacon
špek {m} [colloquial] :: bodily fat
špekáček {m} :: A sausage of thick short cylindrical shape
špekatý {adj} [colloquial] :: fat
špekoun {m} :: fatso, butterball
špenát {m} :: spinach
špendlík {m} :: pin (needle-like device with no eye and a head)
špendlík {m} :: Prunus domestica ssp. insititia var. pomariorum
šperhák {m} :: lockpick
šperk {m inan} :: jewel
špetička {f} :: diminutive of špetka
špetka {f} :: pinch (small amount)
Špicberky {prop} {mp} :: Svalbard, Spitzbergen (group of islands northeast of Greenland)
špicl {m} [colloquial] :: informant, stool pigeon
špiclovat {v} [colloquial] :: to spy on
špičák {m} :: canine (tooth)
špičatost {f} [statistics] :: kurtosis
špička {f} :: tip, point
špička {f} :: tiptoe (chiefly in plural)
špičkový {adj} :: top
špičkový {adj} :: peak
špína {f} :: dirt
špinavec {m} :: dirtbag (dirty person)
špinavec {m} :: dirtbag (disreputable or morally objectionable person)
špinavý {adj} :: dirty (unclean; covered with or containing unpleasant substances such as dirt or grime)
špinavý {adj} :: dirty (illegal, improper)
špinavý jako prase {adj} [simile] :: very dirty
špinit {v impf} :: to make dirty
špión {m} :: spy
špionáž {f} :: espionage
špitál {m} [colloquial] :: hospital
špíz {m} :: skewer (cooking pin)
šplh {m} :: climbing
šplhat {v impf} :: to climb
šponovat {v} [colloquial] :: to tighten
šprcguma {f} [colloquial] :: condom
šprcka {f} [colloquial] :: condom
šprechtit {v pf} [archaic, colloquial] :: to speak
šprnda {f} [colloquial] :: bra
šprot {m} :: sprat (marine fish)
šprušle {f} :: rung (of a ladder)
šprým {m} :: jest, prank
šprýmař {m anim} :: joker, kidder
špunt {m inan} :: stopper, plug
špunt {m anim} [colloquial] :: a small kid
špunt do ucha {m} :: earplug
špunty {noun} :: plural of špunt
špunty {noun} :: earphones
šrafa {f} :: a hatching line (one of parallel lines within a hatching)
šrapnel {m} :: shell (projectile fired from a mortar or a cannon)
Šrí Lanka {prop} {f} :: alternative form of Srí Lanka
šrílanský {adj} :: alternative form of srílanský
Šrínagar {prop} {m} :: Šrínagar (state capital)
šrot {m} :: scrap (discarded metal)
šrot {m} :: meal (ground grain for animals)
šrotiště {n} :: scrapyard
šrotovat {v impf} :: to scrap (process discarded metal)
šrotovat {v impf} :: to grind (grain)
šroub {m} :: bolt (fastener)
šroub {m} :: screw (simple machine)
šroubek {m} :: diminutive of šroub
šroubovák {m} :: screwdriver (tool)
šroubovat {v impf} :: to screw (to connect or assemble pieces using a screw)
šroubovice {f} :: helix
štáb {m} :: staff (commanding officers)
štace {f} :: gig
štace {f} :: state exam
štace {f} :: milestone (in one's life)
štafeta {f} :: relay (athletics discipline)
štafle {fp} :: step ladder
štamgast {m} [colloquial] :: regular (frequent visitor of an establishment)
štangle {f} :: crossbar (the top tube of a bicycle frame)
šťára {f} :: police raid
šťastlivec {m} :: lucky man, lucky guy, lucky bastard
šťastná náhoda {f} :: lucky break
šťastně {adv} :: luckily
šťastně {adv} :: happily
šťastnější {adj} :: comparative of šťastný
šťastnou cestu {phrase} :: bon voyage
šťastný {adj} :: happy (of a person)
šťastný {adj} :: lucky
Šťastný {prop} {m} :: A Czech surname
šťastný jako blecha {adj} [simile] :: happy as a clam
šťastný Nový rok {phrase} :: Happy New Year
šťáva {f} :: juice
šťavel {m inan} :: oxalis (any plant of the genus Oxalis)
šťavelan {m} :: oxalate
šťávička {f} :: diminutive of šťáva
šťavnatý {adj} :: [food] juicy, succulent
šťavnatý {adj} :: [joke, story] saucy
štědrost {f} :: generosity
štědrovečerní {adj} :: Christmas Eve's, connected with Christmas Eve (the evening on 24 December)
štědrý {adj} :: generous
Štědrý den {prop} {m} :: Christmas Eve (day before Christmas Day)
Štědrý večer {prop} {m} :: Christmas Eve (evening before Christmas Day)
štědřejší {adj} :: comparative of štědrý
Štefan {prop} {m} :: given name
štěkat {v impf} :: to bark (about a dog)
štěkot {m} :: bark (short, loud, explosive utterance uttered by a dog)
štempl {m} [colloquial] :: stamp
štěňátko {n} :: diminutive of štěně
štěně {n} :: puppy (young dog)
štěnice {f} :: bug (electronic listening device)
štěnice {f} :: bedbug, any insect of the genus Cimex
Štěpa {prop} {f} :: A pet form of the female given name Štěpánka
štěpán {m} :: Dried pear chip
Štěpán {prop} {m} :: given name
Štěpánka {prop} {f} :: given name
štěpení {n} :: verbal noun of štěpit
štěpení {n} [physics, chemistry, biology] :: fission
štěpení {n} [chemistry] :: cleavage
štěpit {v impf} [physics, chemistry] :: to split
štěpit {v impf} :: [physics, chemistry] to split
štěpit {v impf} :: to splinter
štěpnost {f} [mineralogy] :: cleavage
štěpný {adj} :: fissile
štěrba {f} :: synonym of štěrbina
štěrbinka {f} :: diminutive of štěrbina
štěrk {m inan} :: gravel
štěstěna {f} [literary] :: fortune, fate
štěstí {n} :: happiness
štěstí {n} :: luck
štěstíčko {n} :: diminutive of štěstí
štěstí přeje připraveným {proverb} :: Luck is usually on the side of those who are prepared. Close to victory loves preparation
štěstí ve hře, neštěstí v lásce {proverb} :: He who has good luck in a game of chance will have a bad luck in love
štět {m inan} [bryology] :: seta
štět {m inan} [construction] :: hardcore (stone and/or other aggregate used as foundations, especially in road and path laying)
štětec {m inan} :: brush
štěteček {m} :: diminutive of štětec
štětička {f} :: diminutive of štětka
Štětín {prop} {m} :: Štětín (city)
štětina {f} :: bristle
štětka {f} :: brush (for painting)
štětka {f} :: teasel (plant)
štětka {f} [mildly, vuglar] :: hooker, whore
štětka na holení {f} :: shaving brush
štetl {m} :: shtetl
štičí {adj} :: pike, pike's (fish)
štidlák {m anim} :: tapaculo
štígro {n} [colloquial] :: luck
štíhlejší {adj} :: comparative of štíhlý
štíhlost {f} :: slenderness
štíhlý {adj} :: slim, slender
štika {f} :: pike (fish)
-ština {suffix} :: -ese, -ic, -an, -ish (a language or dialect)
štípat {vt impf} :: to splinter (material)
štípat {v impf} :: to pinch (squeeze somebody's skin to make it hurt)
štípat {v impf} :: to bite (insect)
štípat {v impf} :: to smart (eyes)
štiplavý {adj} :: acrid, pungent
štípnout {v pf} :: to pinch (to squeeze a small amount of skin)
štípnout {v pf} [colloquial] :: to pinch (to steal)
štír {m} :: scorpion
štíří {adj} :: scorpion
štít {m} :: shield (armor)
štít {m} :: todo (in "štíty hor")
štít {m} :: todo (in "štíty obchodů")
štít {m} [heraldry] :: shield
štítek {m} :: label (ticket)
štítná žláza {f} :: thyroid gland
štítonoš {m} [heraldry] :: supporter
štítovka {f} :: Pluteus (genus of fungi in the family Pluteaceae)
štítovka jelení {noun} :: deer shield, Pluteus cervinus (species of fungi)
štítovkovité {f} [plurale tantum] :: Pluteaceae (family of fungi)
štoček {m} :: A printing block
štoček {m} :: A printing plate
štočkař {m} :: A manufacturer of printing forms
štola {f} :: gallery, mining gallery
štola {f} :: adit
štóla {f} :: stole (priest's garment, a stripe of cloth worn around the neck and shoulders)
štóla {f} :: stole (ladie's scarf-like garment, often made of fur)
štóla {f} :: payment given to Christian priests for various liturgical acts such as weddings or funerals
štóla {f} :: stollen
štos {m} :: stack, pile
štoudev {f} :: bigger wooden container
štoudev {f} :: smaller vat with an open top; a smaller káď
šťovík {m} :: dock, sorrel (any plant of the genus Rumex)
Štrasburg {prop} {m} :: alternative form of Štrasburk, Štrasburg (capital city)
Štrasburk {prop} {m} :: Štrasburk (capital city)
štrúdl {m} [colloquial] :: strudel (pastry made from multiple thin layers of dough rolled up and filled with fruit)
štrůdl {m inan} :: alternative form of štrúdl
štucel {m} [archaic, colloquial] :: muff (a piece of fur or cloth for keeping the hands warm)
študák {m} [slang] :: student
štuk {m} [architecture] :: stucco
štupovat {v impf} :: to darn (stitch with thread)
štúrovec {m} :: adherent of Ľudovít Štúr, a Slovak national revival figure
štůsek {m} :: diminutive of štos
štvanice {f} :: chase, hunt
štvát {vt impf} :: to hunt, chase (an animal)
štvát {vt impf} :: to rush, urge, hasten
štvát {vt impf} :: to incite (against somebody or something)
štvát {vt impf} :: to annoy, bother
štvavý {adj} :: incendiary, inflammatory, seditious, hate
Štýrsko {prop} {n} :: Styria (Austrian state)
štýrský {adj} :: Styrian (of, from or relating to Styria)
Štýrský Hradec {prop} {m} :: Graz (city)
Štýřan {m} :: Styrian (someone from Styria)
šufánek {m} [dialectal] :: ladle
šuk {m} [vulgar] :: fuck
šukačka {f} [vulgar] :: fuck (sexual intercourse)
šukání {n} :: fucking
šukat {v impf} :: fuck (to have sexual intercourse)
šukat {v impf} [archaic] :: flutter to move swiftly from place to place
šukézní {adj} [vulgar] :: sexy
šulin {m} [vulgar] :: dick
šulín {m} [vulgar] :: dick (penis)
šulín {m} [vulgar] :: dick, fucker (objectionable person)
šulínek {m} :: diminutive of šulín
šum {m} :: noise (sound or signal generated by random fluctuations)
šumafuk {adv} :: (colloquially) Indifference or unimportance
šumák {adv} :: Indifference or unimportance
šumař {m anim} :: fiddler (musician)
šumivé víno {n} :: Sparkling wine
šumivý {adj} :: sparkling, fizzy, effervescent
šumný {adj} [literary, dialectal] :: beautiful
šunčička {f} :: diminutive of šunka
šunka {f} :: ham (thigh of a hog cured for food)
šunkofleky {mp} :: a baked meal from pasta (often tagliatelle), ham or other cured meat, and egg, often served with pickles
šunt {m} [colloquial] :: rascal, scoundrel
šunt {m} [colloquial] :: junk, trash, shit (goods of poor quality)
šupina {f} :: scale (keratin pieces covering the skin of certain animals)
šupinka {f} :: diminutive of šupina
šuple {n} :: drawer (part of furniture)
šuplera {f} :: vernier caliper
šupléra {f} :: alternative form of šuplera
šuplík {m} :: drawer (part of furniture)
šustit {v impf} :: to rustle
šutr {m} [colloquial] :: stone
šutrák {m} [colloquial] :: stone
šváb {m} :: cockroach
Šváb {m} :: Swabian (inhabitant of Swabia)
Švábsko {prop} {n} :: Švábsko (historic region)
švábský {adj} :: Swabian
švábština {f} :: Swabian (language)
švadlena {f} :: seamstress
švadronit {v} [colloquial] :: to chatter, to babble
švadronit {v} [colloquial] :: to talk in a foreign language
švagr {m} :: brother-in-law
švagrová {f} :: sister-in-law
švanda {f} [colloquial] :: fun
švarný {noun} [literary] :: beautiful
švec {m} :: shoemaker
švec {m} :: cobbler
Švéd {m anim} :: Swede
Švédka {f} :: Swede (female native of Sweden)
švédská trojka {f} [colloquial] :: threesome, ménage à trois (sex in which three people are involved)
Švédsko {prop} {n} :: Sweden
švédský {adj} :: Swedish
švédština {f} :: Swedish (language)
švejkovat {v impf} :: to protest against an absurd command or obligation by means of even more absurdly punctilious and zealous performance; act or play like The Good Soldier Švejk
švestička {f} :: diminutive of švestka
švestka {f} :: plum (fruit)
švestka {f} :: plum (tree)
švihadlo {n} :: jump rope, skipping rope
švihák {m} :: A dandy, fop, beau
švindl {m} [colloquial] :: fraud, deception
švindl {m} :: vertigo, dizziness
švindlovat {v impf} [colloquial] :: to cheat
švorc {adj} [colloquial] :: broke (lacking money)
švorcový {adj} [colloquial] :: broke (lacking money)
Švýcar {m anim} :: Swiss
Švýcarka {f} :: female Swiss
Švýcarsko {prop} {n} :: Switzerland
švýcarský {adj} :: Swiss
švýcarský nůž {m} :: Swiss Army knife