czech

• Die Tschechische Republik, ihr Volk oder ihre Sprache betreffend.

Relating to the Czech Republic, its people, or its language.

1. Relating to the Czech Republic or its peopleA2formal

   Of or relating to the Czech Republic, its inhabitants, or their culture.

   Tschechisch

   • She is learning the Czech language.
   • The Czech capital, Prague, is famous for its architecture.
   • He enjoys Czech literature and films.

2. Relating to the Czech languageA2formal

   Of or relating to the West Slavic language spoken in the Czech Republic.

   Tschechisch

   • The Czech alphabet uses diacritical marks.
   • She translated the document from Czech to English.
   • Czech grammar has seven cases.

   Synonymebohemian

• Substantiv, das eine Person aus der Tschechischen Republik oder der früheren Tschechoslowakei bezeichnet oder die slawische Sprache, die von Tschechen gesprochen wird.

A noun referring to a person from the Czech Republic or the former Czechoslovakia, or the Slavic language spoken by Czechs.

Eigenname

1. Person from the Czech RepublicA2formal

   A native or inhabitant of the Czech Republic.

   Tscheche

   • My neighbor is a Czech who moved here last year.
   • Many Czechs enjoy hiking in the mountains.
   • She is a proud Czech and loves her country's culture.

2. Person from former CzechoslovakiaB1formal

   A native or inhabitant of the former republic of Czechoslovakia.

   Tscheche

   • My grandfather was a Czech from the time of Czechoslovakia.
   • Many Czechs from that era remember the Velvet Revolution.
   • He identifies as a Czech, though his homeland no longer exists.

   Synonymeczechoslovakczechoslovakian

3. A2formal

   The West Slavic language spoken by Czechs, the official language of the Czech Republic.

   Tschechische Sprache

   • She is learning to speak Czech for her trip to Prague.
   • Czech uses the Latin alphabet with diacritical marks.
   • The word 'dobrý den' means 'good day' in Czech.

   Synonymebohemian