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fa {noun} :: abbreviation of firma
fábor {m} :: An ornamental ribbon or streamer
fabrička {f} :: diminutive of fabrika
facka {f} :: slap (blow)
fackovat {v impf} :: to slap
fádní {adj} :: dull (boring)
fádnost {f} :: dullness, drabness, monotony
Faerské ostrovy {prop} {mp} :: Faroe Islands (group of islands between Scotland and Iceland)
faerský {adj} :: Faroese
faerština {n} :: Faroese (language)
Faeřan {m} :: Faroese (person)
fagocyt {m} :: phagocyte
fagocytóza {f} :: phagocytosis (the process by which a cell internalises foreign bodies)
fagot {m} :: bassoon (musical instrument)
fagotista {m} :: bassoonist
Fahrenheitova stupnice {f} :: Fahrenheit scale
fachčit {v impf} [colloquial] :: to work
fachman {m} [colloquial] :: expert
fajácký {adj} :: Phaeacian
Faják {m} :: Phaeacian (member of a legendary seafaring people fond of feasting and dancing, mentioned by the poet Homer)
fajáns {f} :: faience (type of tin-glazed earthenware ceramic)
fajfka {f} :: a long tobacco pipe with (usually) ceramic head (that may have a cap) and curved (up to 180°) ends which is held vertically
fajfka {f} [colloquial] :: any pipe (smoking tool)
fajfka {f} [colloquial] :: tick, check mark
fajn {adj} :: nice or attractive
fajn {adv} :: well
fajnšmekr {m} :: connoisseur
fakan {m anim} :: brat
fakce {f} [rare] :: faction, political party, especially one not fully fledged or otherwise lacking some attributes of an established political party
fakce {f} [obsolete] :: faction, strife, conspiracy
fakce {f} [rare] :: faction, narrative blending fact and fiction
fakír {m} :: fakir
fakt {m inan} :: fact
faktický {adj} :: factual
faktičnost {f} :: factuality (state or quality of being factual)
faktor {m} :: factor (one of the elements, circumstances, or influences which contribute to produce a result)
faktoriál {m} [mathematics] :: factorial
faktuální {adj} :: factual
faktura {f} :: invoice
fakturovat {v impf} :: to invoice
fakulta {f} :: faculty (division of a university)
Falc {prop} {f} :: Palatinate
faldistorium {n} :: faldstool
faleš {f} :: deceit
faleš {f} [sports] :: spin (rotation of the ball as it flies through the air)
falešné dilema {n} :: false dilemma
falešný {adj} :: fake (counterfeit)
falešný poplach {m} :: false alarm (trigger of an unfounded response)
falšovat {v impf} :: to falsify, to fake, to forge
falšovatel {m} :: falsifier
falzet {m} :: falsetto
falzifikace {f} :: falsification (proving to be false)
falzifikátor {m} :: falsifier
falzifikovat {v impf} :: to falsify (to prove to be false)
falzifikovatelnost {f} :: falsifiability (quality of being falsifiable)
falzifikovatelný {adj} :: falsifiable (exposed to the risk of being proved false)
famfrpál {m} :: Quidditch
fanatický {adj} :: fanatical, fanatic
fanatička {f} :: female fanatic
fanatik {m} :: fanatic
fanatismus {m} :: fanaticism
Fanconiho syndrom {m} :: Fanconi syndrome (disease of the proximal renal tubules of the kidney)
fanfára {f} :: fanfare (a flourish of trumpets or horns)
Fanouš {prop} {m} :: given name
fanoušek {m} :: fan (admirer or aficionado, especially of a sport or performer; someone who is fond of something or someone)
Fanoušek {prop} {m} :: given name, a pet form of František
fanouškovský {adj} :: fan (of or pertaining of certain admirers or aficionados)
fantasie {f} :: imagination, fancy
fantaskní {noun} :: fantastic (existing in fantasy)
fantastický {adj} :: fantastic (excellent)
fantasy {f} [literature] :: fantasy (literary genre)
fantazie {f} :: imagination, fancy
fantomová bolest {f} :: phantom pain
fantomová končetina {m} :: phantom limb
fantomový {adj} [relational] :: phantom
fanynka {f} :: female fan, fangirl
fara {f} :: parsonage, presbytery
farad {m} :: farad (unit of capacitance)
farandola {f} :: farandole (dance)
farao {m} :: pharaoh (the supreme ruler of Ancient Egypt)
faraon {m} :: pharaoh (the supreme ruler of Ancient Egypt)
faraón {m} :: pharaoh (the supreme ruler of Ancient Egypt)
farář {m anim} :: parson
fárat {v impf} :: to descend into a mine
farizej {m} :: Pharisee
farizejský {adj} :: pharisaical, pharisaic (of a person or practice, emphasizing the strict observance of literal rules over their broadly interpreted meaning)
farizejství {n} :: pharisaism
farma {f} :: farm
farmaceutický {adj} :: pharmaceutical
farmacie {f} :: pharmacy (science of medicinal substances)
farmakolog {m} :: pharmacologist
farmakologický {adj} :: pharmacologic, pharmacological
farmakologie {f} :: pharmacology
farmakoterapie {f} :: pharmacotherapy
farmakum {n} :: pharmaceutical, medicine
farmář {m anim} :: farmer (a person who works the land or who keeps livestock, especially on a farm)
farmářka {f} :: female farmer (a woman who works the land or who keeps livestock, especially on a farm)
farní {adj} :: parochial (or or relating to a parish)
farnice {f} :: female parishioner
farník {m} :: parishioner
farnost {f} :: parish (part of a diocese)
faryngální {adj} :: pharyngeal
faryngitida {f} [pathology] :: pharyngitis
farynx {m} :: pharynx
fasáda {f} [architecture] :: facade
fascikl {noun} :: dossier, file
fascinace {f} :: fascination
fascinovaný {adj} :: fascinated
fascinovat {v both} :: to fascinate
fascinující {adj} :: fascinating
fašismus {m} :: fascism
fašista {m} :: fascist
fašistický {adj} :: fascist
fašistka {f} :: female Fascist
fašizmus {m} :: alternative spelling of fašismus
fašoun {m} [colloquial] :: fascist
fatalismus {m} :: fatalism
fata morgána {noun} :: fata morgana, mirage
fata morgána {noun} [figuratively] :: illusion (anything that seems to be something that it is not)
fatva {f} :: fatwa (legal opinion, decree or ruling issued by a mufti)
faul {m} :: foul (offence in sports)
faulovat {v} :: to foul, to commit a foul
fauna {f} :: fauna
faustovský {adj} :: Faustian
fax {m} :: fax (document)
fax {m} :: fax, fax machine
faxovat {v impf} :: to fax
fáze {f} [astronomy] :: phase (like phases of the moon)
fáze {f} [physics] :: phase (phase of matter)
fáze {f} [physics] :: phase (initial angle of a sinusoid function at its origin)
fáze měsíce {f} [astronomy] :: lunar phase
fáze planety {f} [astronomy] :: planetary phase
fazol {m} :: bean
fazole {f} :: bean
fazolka {f} :: diminutive of fazole
fazolka {f} :: green bean
fazolový {adj} :: bean
fázový {adj} [relational] :: phase
fázový prostor {m} [physics, cybernetics] :: phase space
fázový přechod {m} :: phase transition
fčíl {adv} [dialectal, Moravia] :: now
febrilie {f} [medicine] :: significant fever, sometimes defined as exceeding 38 or 38.5 degrees Celsius
febrilní {adj} [medicine] :: febrile (having or pertaining to fever)
federace {f} :: federation
federální {adj} :: federal
fejeton {m} :: feuilleton
fejetonista {m} :: columnist
fejsbůk {m} [colloquial] :: Facebook
fekální {adj} :: fecal
felace {f} :: fellatio (oral stimulation of penis)
felčar {m} :: barber surgeon
felčar {m} [colloquial, pejorative] :: doctor, physician (one who is trained and licensed to heal the sick)
Felix {prop} {m anim} :: given name
femininum {n} :: feminine (grammatical gender)
feminismus {m} :: feminism
feministický {adj} :: feminist, feministic
feministka {f} :: female feminist
femorální {adj} :: thigh, femoral
femto- {prefix} :: femto- (SI prefix for 10-15)
femtometr {m} :: femtometer, femtometre
femtosekunda {f} :: femtosecond
fen {m} :: fen (unit of currency in China, one-hundredth of a yuan)
fén {m} :: foehn
fén {m} :: hairdryer
fena {f} :: bitch, she-dog (female dog)
fenek {m anim} :: fennec (Vulpes zerda)
fenelzin {m} :: phenelzine
Fénicie {prop} {f} :: Phoenicia (a group of ancient city states situated on the coast of present day Syria and Lebanon)
fénický {adj} :: Phoenician (of, from, or related to the country or civilisation of Phoenicia)
Féničan {m} :: Phoenician (inhabitant of Phoenicia)
féničtina {f} :: Phoenician (Semitic language spoken by the inhabitants of Phoenicia, a group of ancient city states situated on the coast of present day Syria and Lebanon)
fenka {f} :: diminutive of fena (bitch, female dog)
fenol {m} :: phenol (caustic compound derived from benzene)
fenologický {adj} :: phenological
fenologie {f} :: phenology
fenomén {m} :: phenomenon
fenomenálně {adv} :: phenomenally
fenomenální {adj} :: phenomenal
fenomenolog {m} :: phenomenologist
fenomenologie {f} :: phenomenology
fenotyp {m} :: phenotype
fenykl {m} :: fennel
fenylalanin {m} :: phenylalanine
fenylefrin {m} [pharmaceutical drug] :: phenylephrine
fenylketonurie {f} :: phenylketonuria
fér {adj} :: fair (just, equitable)
Ferdinand {prop} {m} :: given name
fermentace {f} :: fermentation
feromagnetismus {m} :: ferromagnetism (the phenomenon whereby certain substances can become permanent magnets)
férovost {f} :: fairness
férový {adj} :: fair
festival {m} :: festival (an event or community gathering)
fešácký {adj} [colloquial] :: natty, spruce
fešačka {f} [colloquial] :: looker (a good-looking female)
fešák {m} :: looker (a good-looking male)
fešanda {f} [colloquial] :: looker (a good-looking female)
fešný {adj} [colloquial] :: nice, beautiful, good-looking
feťák {m} [colloquial] :: a person addicted to (illegal) drugs
fetální {adj} :: fetal, foetal
fetiš {m} :: fetish
fetišismus {m} :: fetishism
fetišista {m} :: fetishist (believer in magical fetishes or talismans)
fetovat {v impf} [colloquial] :: to drug (take illegal drugs)
feudál {m} :: feudal lord
feudalismus {m} :: feudalism
feudální {adj} :: feudal
fez {m} :: fez
{n} :: phi (Greek letter)
fialka {f} :: violet (any plant of the genus Viola, with white, purple or yellow flowers)
fialka {f} :: violet (any of several plants that look similar to the plants of the genus Viola but are taxonomically unrelated)
fialový {adj} :: violet
fiasko {n} :: fiasco (failure)
Fibonacciho číslo {n} :: Fibonacci number
Fibonacciho posloupnost {f} :: Fibonacci sequence
fibrom {m} :: fibroma (benign tumour of fibrous connective tissue)
fibromyalgie {f} [pathology] :: fibromyalgia
fibróza {f} :: fibrosis
fičák {m} [colloquial] :: strong wind
fičet {v} :: to blow
Fidži {prop} {n} :: Fiji
Fidžijec {m anim} :: Fijian (person)
fidžijský {adj} :: Fijian
fígl {m} :: trick
figura {f} :: figure
figura {f} :: (board games) piece
figura {f} :: dummy, puppet
figura {f} [heraldry] :: charge
figura řeči {f} [archaic] :: figure of speech
figurka {f} :: diminutive of figura
figurka {f} :: (someone who is being manipulated) pawn
fichtovský {adj} :: Fichtean
fík {m} :: fig
fikaný {adj} :: slick
fikce {f} :: fiction, invention, make-believe
fíkovník {m} :: fig (tree or shrub)
fiktivní {adj} :: fictional, fictitious
fíkus {m} :: ficus
Filadelfie {prop} {f} :: Filadelfie (large city)
filantrop {m} :: philanthropist
filantropický {adj} :: philanthropic
filantropie {f} :: philanthropy
filc {m} [colloquial] :: felt (cloth made of matted fibres of wool)
filcka {f} [colloquial] :: crab louse
filé {n} :: fillet (strip of deboned meat or fish)
Filemonovi {prop} [religion] :: Philemon
filharmonie {f} :: philharmonic, philharmonic orchestra
Filip {prop} {m} :: given name
Filípek {prop} {m} :: given name
filipika {f} :: philippic
Filipínec {m anim} :: Filipino (person)
Filipínka {f} :: female Filipino
Filipínské moře {prop} {n} :: the Philippine Sea
filipínský {adj} :: Filipino, of the Philippines
Filipíny {prop} {fp} :: the Philippines
Filištín {prop} {m} :: Philistine (person from ancient Philistia)
film {m inan} [photography] :: film
film {m inan} :: movie, film, motion picture
filmovat {v impf} :: to film
filmový {adj} :: film (when used attributively)
filologie {f} :: philology
filosof {m} :: philosopher
filosofický {adj} :: philosophical
filosofie {f} :: philosophy
filozof {m} :: philosopher
filozofická logika {f} :: philosophical logic
filozofický {adj} :: philosophical
filozofie {f} :: philosophy
filozofovat {v impf} :: to philosophise
filtr {m} :: filter (device for separating impurities from a fluid or other substance)
filtr {m} :: filter (electronics or software to separate unwanted signal)
filtrovat {v impf} :: to filter
Fin {m anim} :: Finn
finále {n} :: final (sports)
finalista {m} :: finalist (male)
finalistka {f} :: finalist (female)
finální {adj} :: final
finance {noun} :: finances
financování {n} :: financing, funding
financovat {v p-i} :: to finance (to provide or obtain funding for a transaction or undertaking; to back; to support)
finančně {adv} :: financially
finanční {adj} :: financial
finanční derivát {m} [finance] :: derivative, financial derivative
finančník {m} :: financier
finanční krize {f} :: financial crisis
finanční nástroj {m} [finance] :: financial instrument
finanční trh {m} :: financial market
finanční úřad {m} :: tax office (government-established place to discuss tax affairs)
fingovat {v} :: to feign, to fake
finiš {m} :: finish (end of a race)
Finka {f} :: female Finn
Finsko {prop} {n} :: Finland
finský {adj} :: Finnish
finština {f} :: Finnish (language)
firemní {adj} :: company, corporate
firma {f} :: firm (business)
firmička {f} :: diminutive of firma
fiskální {adj} :: fiscal
fiskální politika {f} :: fiscal policy
fit {adj} :: fit, healthy
fitcentrum {n} :: health club (facility with exercise equipment)
fitko {n} [colloquial] :: gym, health club, fitness center, fitness club (facility with exercise equipment)
fitness centrum {n} :: gym, health club, fitness center, fitness club (facility with exercise equipment)
fix {m} :: felt-tip pen, marker
fixlovat {v impf} [colloquial] :: to cheat
fixní náklady {noun} :: fixed costs
fízl {m} [colloquial] :: secret policeman
fjord {m} :: fjord
flagrantní {adj} :: flagrant
flákač {m anim} [colloquial] :: idler, loafer
flákota {f} [colloquial] :: meat
flám {f} :: a bash
flambovat {v impf} :: to flambé
flamendr {f} [colloquial] :: a playboy
Flandry {prop} {fp} :: Flanders
flanel {m} :: flannel (cloth material)
flanelový {adj} :: flannel
flašinet {m} :: barrel organ, street organ
flaška {f} [colloquial] :: bottle
flaška {f} [colloquial] :: spin the bottle
flebitida {f} :: phlebitis (inflammation of vein)
flegmatický {adj} :: phlegmatic
flegmatik {m} [psychology] :: phlegmatic person
flek {m} [colloquial] :: spot
flek {m} [colloquial] :: job, employment, post
flek {m} [in the plural] :: a kind of small pasta
flek {m} [card games] :: raise, double (multiplies the current stake by 2)
fleret {m} [fencing] :: foil
fleš {f} :: flash
fleška {f} [computing, colloquial] :: USB flash drive
flétna {f} :: flute
flétnička {f} :: diminutive of flétna
flétnista {m} :: flutist, flautist
flétnistka {f} :: female flutist, flautist
flexa {f} :: angle grinder
flexe {f} [grammar] :: inflection
flexibilní {adj} :: flexible
flexografie {f} :: flexography
fligna {f} :: trick
flink {m anim} [colloquial] :: idler, loafer
flinta {f} :: popgun
flintička {f} :: diminutive of flinta
flirtovat {v impf} :: to flirt, gallivant
flís {m} :: fleece (insulating wooly garment)
flogiston {m} :: phlogiston
flóra {f} [botany] :: flora (plants considered as a group, especially those of a particular country, region, time, etc.)
Flóra {prop} {f} :: Flora (Roman goddess)
Flóra {prop} {f} :: given name
florbal {m} :: floorball
florbalový {adj} :: floorball
Florencie {prop} {f} :: Florencie (capital city)
Florenčan {m} :: Florentine
Florenťan {m} :: Florentine
Florida {prop} {f} :: Florida (state)
Florida {prop} {f} :: Florida (peninsula)
Floriďan {m} :: Floridian
flota {f} :: naval fleet
flotila {f} :: fleet
flotila {f} :: flotilla
fluktuace {f} :: fluctuation
fluktuace {f} :: turnover (the frequency with which employees leave and are replaced)
flundra {f} [mildly, vulgar, pejorative] :: A disreputable, promiscuous woman; floozie, slut, tramp
flundra {f} [obsolete] :: A tattered piece of cloth; rag, shred
flundra {f} [obsolete] :: flounder Platichthys flesus
fluor {m} :: fluorine
fluorescenční {adj} :: fluorescent
fluorid {m} :: fluoride
fluorovodík {m} :: hydrogen fluoride
fluoxetin {m} :: fluoxetine
flus {m inan} [slightly, vulgar] :: gob of spit, phlegm
flusnout {v} [colloquial] :: to spit (expectorate)
fluvoxamin {m} :: fluvoxamine
fňukat impf :: to moan, bitch, carp, whine
fňukat impf :: to whimper
fňukavě {adv} :: peevishly, querulously
fňukavý {adj} :: whiny, querulous
Fobos {prop} {m} :: [Greek god, animate] Phobos, mythological personification of fear
Fobos {prop} {m} :: [astronomy, inanimate, rare] Phobos, the bigger of the two natural satellites of Mars
fofr {m} [colloquial] :: hurry, rush
fofrovat {v} [colloquial] :: to hurry
foglarovka {f} [colloquial] :: any book by Jaroslav Foglar
foglarovský {adj} :: of or relating to Jaroslav Foglar, especially his boy scouting novels and writings
foch {m} [archaic, colloquial] :: field, discipline, domain, area
foinický {adj} :: alternative form of fénický
Foiničan {m} :: alternative form of Féničan
foiničtina {f} :: alternative form of féničtina
Foinikie {prop} {f} :: alternative form of Fénicie
foldovat {v impf} [poker] :: to fold
folie {f} :: foil (very thin sheet of metal)
fólie {f} :: foil (very thin sheet of metal)
fón {m} :: phon (unit of apparent loudness)
fón {m} :: phone (speech segment that possesses distinct physical or perceptual properties)
fond {m} :: fund
foném {m} :: phoneme
fonetická abeceda {f} :: phonetic alphabet
fonetický {adj} :: phonetic (relating to sounds of spoken language)
fonetička {f} :: a female phonetician
fonetik {m anim} :: phonetician
fonetika {f} :: phonetics
foniatr {m} :: phoniatrician, phoniatrist
foniatrický {adj} :: phoniatric
foniatrie {f} :: phoniatrics
fonograf {m} :: phonograph
fonolog {m anim} :: phonologist
fonologický {adj} :: phonological
fonologie {f} [linguistics] :: phonology
fonoložka {f} :: a female phonologist
fontána {f} :: fountain (artificial water feature)
fór {m} [expressive] :: joke
fór {m} [expressive] :: head start
Ford {prop} :: Ford
forenzní {adj} :: forensic (relating to the use of science and technology in the investigation and establishment of facts or evidence in a court of law)
forint {m} :: forint
forma {f} :: form, shape
forma {f} :: mold (US), mould (UK) (for shaping a fluid or plastic substance)
formaldehyd {m} [organic compound] :: formaldehyde
formalin {m} :: formalin
formalismus {m} :: formalism
formalita {f} :: formality
formální {adj} :: formal
formální {adj} :: perfunctory
formální {adj} [legal] :: technical
formální jazyk {m} [logic, computer science] :: formal language
formát {m} :: format
formát {m} [computing] :: format (file type)
formátovat {v impf} :: to format (to prepare a mass storage medium for initial use)
formulace {f} :: formulation, wording, language
formulář {m} :: form (document to be filled)
formule {f} :: formula
Formule 1 {f} :: Formula One
formulovat {v p-i} :: to formulate
fortel {m} :: skill
fórum {n} :: forum
forward {m anim} [football, ice hockey] :: forward
forward {m inan} [football, ice hockey] :: forward line
forward {m inan} [business] :: forward contract
fóry {m} [plurale tantum, expressive] :: shilly-shallying
fořt {m} [archaic, colloquial] :: forester
fosfan {m} :: phosphane, phosphine (PH3)
fosfát {m} :: phosphate (any salt or ester of phosphoric acid)
fosfatáza {f} :: phosphatase
fosfolipid {m} [organic compound] :: phospholipid
fosfor {m} :: phosphorus
fosforečnan {m} :: phosphate (any salt or ester of phosphoric acid)
fosforečný {adj} :: phosphoric
fosforeskující {adj} :: phosphorescent
fosforovodík {m} :: phosphane, phosphine (PH3)
fosforylace {f} :: phosphorylation (the process of transferring a phosphate group from a donor to an acceptor)
fosilie {f} :: fossil (the mineralized remains of an animal or plant)
fosílie {f} :: alternative form of fosilie
fosilní {adj} :: fossil
fosilní palivo {n} :: fossil fuel
foťák {m} [colloquial] :: still camera, camera (for taking photographs)
fotbal {m inan} :: football [UK], soccer [US, Australia], association football
fotbálek {m} :: diminutive of fotbal
fotbalista {m} :: soccer player
fotbalový {adj} :: football [UK], soccer [US, Australia], association football (when used attributively)
fotit {v impf} :: to photograph
fotka {f} :: photo
foto- {prefix} :: photo-
foto {n} [colloquial] :: photo
fotoaparát {m} :: camera (for still images)
fotobanka {f} :: photobank
fotogenický {adj} :: photogenic (looking good on a photograph)
fotograf {m} :: photographer
fotografický {adj} :: photographic
fotografie {f} :: photograph
fotografka {f} :: female photographer
fotografování {n} :: photography (occupation of taking (and often printing) photographs)
fotografovat {v impf} :: to photograph
foton {m} :: photon
fotosyntéza {f} :: photosynthesis
fototerapie {f} :: phototherapy
fotr {m} [colloquial, pejorative] :: father
fotřík {m} :: diminutive of fotr
Foucaultovo kyvadlo {n} :: Foucault's pendulum
foukat {v impf} :: to blow
fous {m} :: whisker (a hair of the beard)
fousy {m inan} :: beard
Fowlerova poloha {f} :: Fowler's position
foxtrot {m} :: foxtrot (dance)
foyer {m} :: theater lobby, foyer
fracek {m anim} :: brat
fragment {m} :: fragment (portion or segment of an object)
fragmentární {adj} :: fragmentary
frajárka {f} [dialectal] :: girl
frajer {m} [colloquial] :: cool guy
frajer {m} [dialectal, rare, old] :: boyfriend
frajle {f} [archaic, colloquial, pejorative] :: miss (unmarried woman)
frakce {f} :: faction (group of people)
frakce {f} :: fraction
fraktál {m} [mathematics] :: fractal
fraktální {adj} :: fractal
fraktální dimenze {f} :: fractal dimension
fraktální geometrie {f} :: fractal geometry
fraktura {f} :: fracture (the act of breaking, or something that has broken, especially that in bone or cartilage)
Fráňa {prop} {m} :: A pet form of the male given name František
Fráňa {prop} {m} :: A pet form of the feale given name Františka
Francie {prop} {f} :: France
francium {n} :: francium
Francouz {m anim} :: Frenchman
francouzák {m} [colloquial] :: French kiss
Francouzka {f} :: Frenchwoman
Francouzská Guyana {prop} {f} :: French Guiana
francouzský {adj} :: French
francouzský polibek {m} :: French kiss
francouzština {f} :: French (language)
frančina {f} [archaic] :: alternative form of franština
frančtina {f} [archaic] :: alternative form of franština
franina {f} [slang] :: French classes
fránina {f} [slang] :: French classes
frank {m} :: franc (former currency of France and some other countries)
frank {m} :: franc (any of several units of currency such as Swiss franc)
franština {f} :: French (language)
Franta {prop} {m} :: A pet form of the male given name František
Frantík {m} [colloquial] :: Frenchman (person)
Frantík {prop} {m} :: A pet form of the male given name František
František {prop} {m anim} :: given name
Františka {prop} {f} :: given name
františkán {m} :: Franciscan
františkánský {adj} :: Franciscan
fraška {f} :: farce
fráze {f} :: phrase (short written or spoken expression)
frázové sloveso {n} [grammar] :: phrasal verb
frc {m} :: pawnshop
fregata {f} :: frigate
fregeovský {adj} :: Fregean
fregovský {adj} :: Fregean
frekvence {f} [physics] :: frequency (the number of vibrations or oscillations in a time period)
frekvence {f} [statistics] :: frequency (the number of occurrences of something)
frekventativum {n} [grammar] :: frequentative form
freon {m} :: freon
fretčí {adj} [relational] :: ferret, ferret's
fretka {f} :: ferret
Freud {prop} :: Freud
freudista {m} :: Freudian (a follower of Sigmund Freud)
freudovec {m} :: Freudian (a follower of Sigmund Freud)
freudovské přeřeknutí {n} :: A Freudian slip
freudovský {adj} :: Freudian
frézka {noun} :: milling machine
frflat {v} [colloquial] :: to grouse, grumble, gripe
frgál {m} :: a certain kind of pie
Frída {prop} {f} :: given name
frigidita {f} :: frigidity
frigidní {adj} :: frigid (very cold, icy)
frigidní {adj} :: frigid (chilly in manner)
frikativa {f} :: A fricative
Frísko {prop} {n} :: Friesland
frizúra {f} :: haircut, hairstyle
frňák {m} [vulgar] :: honker, schnozzle (human nose)
frnda {f} [vulgar] :: pussy (female genitalia)
frnknout {v pf} [colloquial] :: to flee, to run away
front {m} :: front (subdivision of the Soviet army)
fronta {f} :: queue
fronta {f} [meteorology] :: front
fronta {f} [military] :: front
froté {n} :: terry cloth
F-rozdělení {n} [statistics] :: F distribution
frťan {m} [colloquial] :: snifter, belt (a small drink of liquor)
fruktóza {f} :: fructose
fuč {adv} [colloquial] :: gone
fučák {m} [colloquial] :: strong wind
fučet {v} :: to blow
fuchsie {f} :: fuchsia
fuj {interj} :: yuck (uttered to indicate disgust)
fuják {m} [colloquial] :: strong wind
fujara {f} [musical instruments] :: a flute-like woodwind musical instrument
fujavec {m} :: strong wind
fujavice {f} :: rainstorm or snowstorm
fuk {adv} :: Indifference or unimportance
fukeř {m} [colloquial] :: strong wind
fukéř {m} [colloquial] :: strong wind
fulltextový {adj} :: full text, full-text (when used attributively)
fumarola {f} :: fumarole (an opening in the ground that emits steam and gases due to volcanic activity)
fundamentalismus {m} :: fundamentalism
fundamentalista {m} :: fundamentalist
fundamentální analýza {f} :: fundamental analysis
funebrák {m anim} [colloquial] :: undertaker (funeral person)
fungicid {m} :: fungicide
fungicidní {adj} :: fungicidal
fungl {adv} [colloquial] :: wholly, entirely
fungování {n} :: functioning
fungovat {v impf} :: to work, function, operate
fungující {adj} :: functioning, working (not broken, able of operation)
funkce {f} :: function
funkce {f} :: function (math: a relation between a set of inputs and a set of permissible outputs)
funkce {f} :: function (programming: routine that returns a result)
funkce {f} [computing] :: feature
funkce hustoty pravděpodobnosti {f} :: probability density function
funkcionalismus {m} :: functionalism
funkcionalista {m} :: functionalist
funkcionalistický {adj} :: functionalist
funkcionální {adj} [computing] :: functional
funkcionální analýza {f} :: functional analysis
funkcionální programování {n} :: functional programming
funkcionář {m} :: official (office holder invested with powers and authorities)
funkční {adj} :: functional (in good working order)
funkční izomerie {f} :: functional group isomerism
funkční požadavek {m} :: functional requirement
funkční skupina {f} :: functional group
funkční vzorec {m} :: A special notation of a molecular formula that groups functional groups together
funkčnost {f} :: functionality (The ability to perform a task or function)
funus {m} [archaic, colloquial] :: funeral
furiant {m} :: bighead (a person having an inflated opinion of himself)
furiant {m} :: furiant (a dance)
furt {adv} [colloquial] :: all the time
furunkl {m} :: furuncle, boil
fusekle {f} [colloquial] :: sock
fušer {m} :: bungler, botcher
fušeřina {f} :: botch-up, botch job
fuška {f} :: hard work; elbow grease
fušovat {v impf} :: to botch, bungle
futeř {f} :: snowstorm
futsal {m} :: futsal
futurismus {m} :: futurism
futuristický {adj} :: futuristic
futurolog {m} :: futurologist
futurologický {adj} :: futurological
futurologie {f} :: futurology
fúze {f} :: fusion (the merging of similar or different elements into a union)
fúze {f} [physics] :: nuclear fusion, fusion
fúze {f} :: merger (legal union of two or more corporations into a single entity)
fůze {f} :: alternative spelling of fúze
fuzzy logika {f} :: fuzzy logic
fuzzy množina {f} :: fuzzy set
fylogenetický {adj} :: phylogenetic
fylogeneze {f} :: phylogeny, phylogenesis
fysika {noun} :: dated form of fyzika
fyto- {prefix} :: phyto-
fytofarmakum {n} :: any drug of vegetable origin
fytogeografie {f} :: geobotany, phytogeography
fytologie {f} :: botany (scientific study of plants, a branch of biology)
fytosterol {m} :: phytosterol
fytoterapie {f} :: phytotherapy
fýza {f} [slang] :: physics classes
fyzická antropologie {f} :: physical anthropology
fyzická osoba {f} :: natural person
fyzické napadení {n} :: An assault, battery
fyzicky {adv} :: physically
fyzický {adj} :: physical
fyzička {f} :: female physicist
fyzička {f} [colloquial] :: physical fitness, physical condition, physical shape
fyzik {m} :: physicist
fyzika {f} :: physics
fyzikalismus {m} [philosophy] :: physicalism
fyzikální {adj} :: physical (of or pertaining to physics)
fyzikální veličina {f} :: physical quantity
fyzikální vlastnost {f} :: physical property
fyzikální vyšetření {n} [medicine] :: physical examination
fyzikář {m} :: physics teacher
fyzio- {prefix} :: physio-
fyziognomie {f} :: physiognomy
fyziolog {m} :: physiologist
fyziologický {adj} :: physiological
fyziologický roztok {m} :: normal saline
fyziologie {f} :: physiology
fyzioložka {f} :: female physiologist
fyzioterapeut {m} :: physiotherapist
fyzioterapeutický {adj} :: physiotherapeutic
fyzioterapie {f} :: physiotherapy