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ť {letter} :: The 32nd letter of the Czech alphabet, after t and before u
Ť {letter} :: letter
tabák {m} :: tobacco
tabákový {adj} :: tobacco
tabelární {adj} :: tabular
tabelátor {m} :: tabulator (the mechanism on a typewriter that sets the position of columns and borders)
tableta {f} [pharmacy] :: tablet
tabletka {f} :: diminutive of tableta
tábor {m} :: camp
táborák {m} :: campfire
tábořit {v impf} :: to camp, to go camping
tabu {n} :: taboo
tabuizovat {v p-i} :: to taboo
tabulátor {m} :: tabulator (the mechanism on a typewriter that sets the position of columns and borders)
tabule {f} :: blackboard, chalkboard
tabule {f} :: sheet (of glass or similar material)
tabulka {f} :: table (grid of data arranged in rows and columns)
tabulka {f} :: table (database)
tabulkový {adj} :: tabular (organized as a table)
tabulkový kalkulátor {m} :: spreadsheet (computer program)
tabulkový procesor {m} :: spreadsheet (computer program)
taburet {noun} :: taboret, pouf (low cushioned stool without a back)
tác {m} :: platter, tray
tác {m} [colloquial] :: a thousand crowns (thousand units of Czech currency)
tácek {m} :: tray (for carrying things)
Tadeáš {prop} {m} :: Thaddaeus [biblical character]
Tadeáš {prop} {m} :: given name
tady {adv} :: here
tadyk {adv} [dialectal] :: here
tádžický {adj} :: Tajik, of Tajikistan
Tádžička {f} :: female Tajik
tádžičtina {f} :: Tajik (language)
Tádžik {m anim} :: Tajik (person)
Tádžikistán {prop} {m inan} :: Tajikistan
tagalog {m} :: Tagalog (language)
tagalština {f} :: Tagalog (language)
tágo {n} :: cue (straight tapering rod used to impel the balls in various games)
tah {m} :: pull (act of pulling)
tah {m} :: move, step (in accomplishing a plan)
tah {m} :: stroke (a line made with a brush)
tah {m} :: move, turn (act of moving a token on a gameboard from one position to another according to the rules of the game)
tahák {m} :: cheat sheet
tahat {v impf} :: to draw
tahat {v impf} :: to jostle for
tahle {pron} :: this
tah na branku {m} :: drive (determination in effort)
tah na bránu {m} :: alternative form of tah na branku
táhnout {v impf} :: to pull
tahoun {m anim} :: draught animal, draft animal
tacháč {m} [colloquial] :: speedometer
tachometr {m} :: speedometer
tachykardie {f} [cardiology] :: tachycardia
tai-či {n} :: tai chi
Taiwan {prop} {m} :: Taiwan
taj {m inan} :: secret
tajak {adv} [dialectal, Moravia] :: as, just as, in the same way as
tajemně {adv} :: mysteriously
tajemněji {adv} :: comparative of tajemně
tajemník {m} :: secretary (leading or managerial position)
tajemnost {f} :: mysteriousness
tajemný {adj} :: mysterious
tajemství {n} :: secret
tajfun {m} :: typhoon
tajga {f} :: taiga (subarctic zone of evergreen coniferous forests situated south of the tundras and north of the steppes in the Northern Hemisphere)
tajit {v impf} :: to conceal, to keep secret
Tajmyr {prop} {m} :: Taimyr (large peninsula in the Russian North)
tajně {adv} :: secretly
tajnější {adj} :: comparative of tajný
tajnost {f} :: secret
tajnůstka {f} :: diminutive of tajnost
tajnůstkář {m} :: secretive person
tajnůstkářský {adj} :: secretive
tajnůstkářství {n} :: secrecy, secretiveness
tajný {adj} :: secret
tajný ctitel {m} :: secret admirer
tajuplně {adv} :: mysteriously
tajuplněji {adv} :: comparative of tajuplně
tajuplnější {adj} :: comparative of tajuplný
tajuplnost {f} :: mysteriousness
tajuplný {adj} :: mysterious (having unknown qualities)
tak {adv} :: so (very)
tak {adv} :: so (therefore)
tak {adv} :: so, in that way
tak {interj} :: so
tak dlouho se chodí se džbánem pro vodu, až se ucho utrhne {proverb} :: Tentative: When you use a thing too much, it ultimately breaks down at some point
every day the bucket goes to the well but one day the bottom will drop out
také {adv} :: too, also
takeláž {f} [nautical] :: rigging
takhle {adv} :: so, in this manner
tak jako tak {phrase} :: anyway, in any case, in any event
takjaktak {adv} :: alternative form of tak jako tak
takový {pron} :: such
takříkajíc {adv} :: so to speak, as it were
takřka {adv} :: almost, nearly
takt {m} [music] :: measure, bar
takt {m} :: tact (careful consideration in dealing with others to avoid giving offense)
takt {m} [computing] :: chip frequency
takt {m} [computing] :: chip cycle
taktický {adj} :: tactical
taktika {f} :: tactics
taktní {adj} :: tactful
takto {adv} :: so, in this manner
taktovka {f} :: baton (stick used by conductors)
taky {adv} :: also, too
takzvaný {adj} :: so-called
takže {conj} :: therefore, so
talamus {m} :: thalamus
talent {m} :: talent (unit of weight)
talent {m} :: talent (actual or potential ability)
talentovaný {adj} :: talented (endowed with talents)
Talián {m} [colloquial] :: Italian (person)
talíř {m inan} :: plate (a serving dish)
talíř {m inan} [colloquial] :: a thousand crowns (thousand units of Czech currency)
talířek {m} :: diminutive of talíř
Tallinn {prop} {m} :: Tallinn (capital city)
talmudický {adj} :: Talmudic (related to the Talmud)
talmudský {adj} :: Talmudic (related to the Talmud)
Taloš {m} [colloquial] :: Italian
tam {adv} :: there (in or at that place or location)
tam {adv} :: there (to or into that place)
Tamara {prop} {f} :: given name
tamaryšek {m inan} :: tamarisk
tamburína {f} :: tambourine (percussion instrument)
tamhle {pron} [colloquial] :: over there
támhle {pron} [colloquial] :: over there
tamilský {adj} :: Tamil (of or pertaining to the Tamil people, culture, or language)
tamilština {f} :: Tamil (language)
tamní {adj} :: local
tampón {m} :: tampon (plug of cotton or other absorbent material)
tamta {pron} [demonstrative] :: that
tamten {pron} [demonstrative] :: that; that one
tamtéž {pron} :: at the same place
tamto {pron} [demonstrative] :: that
Táňa {prop} {f} :: A pet form of the female given name Taťána
tancovat {v impf} :: to dance
tančit {v impf} :: to dance
tandem {m} :: tandem
tanec {m} :: dance
tanec svatého Víta {m} :: St. Vitus' dance (Sydenham's chorea)
taneček {m} :: diminutive of tanec
taneční {adj} [relational] :: dance
tanečnice {f} :: female dancer
tanečník {m} :: male dancer
tangens {m} [trigonometry] :: tangent
tangenta {f} :: tangent (line touching a curve)
Tanger {prop} {m} :: Tanger (port city/capital)
tango {n} :: tango (Standard ballroom dance in 4/4 time; or a social dance, the Argentine tango)
tání {n} :: verbal noun of tát
tání {n} :: melting, thawing
Tánička {prop} {f} :: given name, a pet form of Taťána
tanin {m} :: tannin
Tanja {prop} {f} :: given name
tank {m} :: tank, armor
tankini {fp} :: tankini
tankiny {fp} :: tankini
tankista {m} :: tanker (member of a tank crew)
Tan-šan {prop} {m} :: Tan-šan (mountain range)
Ťan-šan {prop} {m} :: Ťan-šan (mountain range)
tantal {m} :: tantalum (metallic chemical element)
Tanzanec {m anim} :: Tanzanian (person)
Tanzánec {m anim} :: Tanzanian (person)
Tanzanie {prop} {f} :: Tanzania
Tanzánie {prop} {f} :: Tanzania
tanzanský {adj} :: Tanzanian, of Tanzania
tanzánský {adj} :: Tanzanian, of Tanzania
taoismus {m} :: Taoism
taoista {m} :: Taoist
taoistický {adj} :: Taoist
tápat {v impf} :: To grope
tapeta {f} :: wallpaper
tapiserie {f} :: tapestry
tapisérie {f} :: tapestry
tardivní dyskineze {f} :: tardive dyskinesia (neurological disorder)
Tarent {prop} {m} :: Tarent (city)
tarhoňa {f} :: egg barley
tarlatán {m inan} :: tarlatan
tarok {m} :: tarot (card)
taroky {noun} :: tarot (game)
taroky {noun} :: plural of tarok
tasemnice {f} :: tapeworm
tasit {v impf} :: to draw (of a sword)
Tasmánec {m} :: Tasmanian
Tasmánie {prop} {f} :: Tasmania
Tasmánka {f} :: female Tasmanian
tasmánský {adj} :: Tasmanian
taška {f} :: bag (flexible container)
taška {f} :: roof tile
Taškent {prop} {m} :: Taškent (capital city)
taštička {f} :: diminutive of taška
tát {v impf} :: to thaw, to melt
táta {m anim} [familiar] :: dad
Taťána {prop} {f} :: given name
Tatar {m} :: Tatar, Tartar (member of various Turkic peoples)
tatarák {m} [colloquial] :: steak tartare
tatarka {f} :: tartar sauce (US), tartare sauce (UK)
Tatarka {f} :: female Tatar, Tartar
tatarská omáčka {f} :: tartar sauce (US), tartare sauce (UK)
tatarský {adj} :: Tatar, Tartar
tatarský biftek {m} :: steak tartare
Tatarstán {prop} {m} :: Tatarstán (republic)
tatér {m} :: tattooist, tattooer, tattoo artist
tatérka {f} :: female tattooist, tattooer, tattoo artist
tati {noun} :: dad
tatíček {m} :: diminutive of táta: daddy
tatík {m} [archaic] :: diminutive of táta: daddy
tatínek {m} :: dad, daddy
taťka {m} :: dad (father)
tato {pron} :: this
tatrovka {f} :: a Tatra car or other product
Tatrovka {f} [colloquial] :: Tatra car factory
Tatry {prop} {fp} :: Tatras, Tatra Mountains
taťulda {m} :: dad (father)
taťulínek {m} :: daddy (father)
tau {n} :: tau (Greek letter)
tautologický {adj} :: tautological
tautologie {f} :: tautology
tautomerie {f} :: tautomerism
taveňák {m} [colloquial] :: any spreadable cream cheese
tavený sýr {m} :: any spreadable cream cheese
tavit {vt impf} :: to melt (by heating)
taxi {n} :: taxi
taxík {m} :: taxi, cab
taxikář {m} :: taxi driver
taxonomie {f} :: taxonomy
tázací {adj} [grammar] :: interrogative
tázat {v impf} :: to ask, to inquire, to enquire
tazatel {m} :: questioner
tažení {n} :: verbal noun of táhnout
tažení {n} [military] :: campaign
tažnost {f} :: ductility
tažný {adj} :: ductile
-tba {suffix} :: Suffix appended to verbs to create a feminine noun, usually denoting an action
Tbilisi {prop} {n} :: Tbilisi (capital city)
t. č. {adv} :: abbreviation of toho času: at the time
{n} :: letter: t
{n} [archaic] :: tea
ťé {n} :: letter: ť
teanin {m} :: theanine
teatrolog {m} :: theater studies specialist
teatrologie {f} :: theater studies
téci {v impf} :: alternative form of téct
téct {v impf} :: to flow (to move as a fluid)
tečka {f} :: dot, point, spot
tečka {f} :: period, full stop (at the end of a sentence)
tečka {f} :: tittle (such as over i and j)
tečka {f} :: dot (diacritic), tečka
téčko {n} :: letter t
tečna {f} [geometry] :: tangent (line touching a curve)
teď {adv} :: now
teďka {adv} [colloquial] :: now
teďkon {adv} [colloquial] :: now
tedy {adv} :: therefore, thus
teflon {m} :: Teflon (multiple film, resin, coatings, fabric and surface protectors made with PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) or fluoropolymer and surfactants not made with PTFE)
tehdejší {adj} :: then, of that time
tehdy {adv} :: then
Teherán {prop} {m} :: Teherán (capital city)
Teheránec {m} :: person from Tehran
teheránský {adj} :: Tehran
těhotenský {adj} :: pregnancy, gestational
těhotenství {n} :: pregnancy
těhotný {adj} [of humans] :: pregnant (carrying a baby)
těhule {f} [colloquial] :: pregnant woman
technecium {n} :: technetium
technická analýza {f} :: technical analysis
technická univerzita {f} :: technical university, university of technology
technický {adj} :: technological
technický {adj} :: technical
technický průkaz {m} :: MOT (certificate of roadworthiness)
technik {m} :: technologist
technik {m} :: technician
technika {f} :: technology (body of tools)
technika {f} :: technique (way of accomplishing a task)
techno {n} :: techno (music style)
technolog {m} :: technologist
technologický {adj} :: technological
technologie {f} :: technology
teismus {m} :: theism
teista {noun} :: theist
těkat {v impf} :: to volatilize
těkat {v impf} :: to roam (thoughts)
těkat {v impf} :: to rove (eyes)
těkavý {adj} :: (physics) volatile
tektit {m} :: tektite
tektonická deska {f} :: tectonic plate
tektonický {adj} :: tectonic
tekutina {f} :: fluid, liquid
tekutost {f} :: liquidity (property of being liquid)
tekutý {adj} :: liquid
tekutý krystal {m} :: liquid crystal
tekutý písek {m} :: quicksand
tekutý písek {m} :: abrasive cleaner
-tel {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create an agent noun, indicating a person who does something, much like the English -or
tělák {m} [slang] :: physical education
telátko {n} :: diminutive of tele
tele- {prefix} :: tele-
tele {n} :: calf (young cow or bull)
telecí {adj} :: veal
telecí {n} :: veal (flesh of lamb as food)
telefon {m inan} :: phone, telephone
telefonát {m} :: telephone call
telefonický {adj} [relational] :: phone
telefonie {f} :: telephony
telefonista {m} :: telephone operator
telefonistka {f} :: female telephone operator
telefonní {adj} [relational] :: telephone
telefonní budka {f} :: A telephone box
telefonní seznam {m} :: telephone directory, phone book
telefonní záznamník {m} :: answering machine
telefonování {n} :: phoning, telephoning
telefonovat {v impf} :: to telephone, to phone
telegraf {m inan} [historical] :: telegraph
telegraf {m inan} [historical] :: institution providing telegraphic services
telegrafista {m} :: telegrapher, telegraph operator, telegraphist
telegrafistka {f} :: female telegrapher, telegraph operator, telegraphist
telekomunikace {f} :: telecommunication
telekomunikační {adj} :: telecommunications, telecommunication
teleologie {f} :: teleology
telepat {m} :: telepath
telepatický {adj} :: telepathic
telepatie {f} :: telepathy
tělesná přitažlivost {f} :: physical attractiveness
tělesná stráž {f} :: bodyguard (person responsible for protecting an individual)
tělesná výchova {m} :: physical education
tělesně {adv} :: physically
tělesný {adj} :: bodily, physical
těleso {n} :: body (physical object)
těleso {n} [algebra] :: division ring
televize {f} :: television, TV
televize {f} :: television set, TV set
televizní {adj} [relational] :: television, TV
televizní pořad {m} :: television show, TV show
televizor {m} :: television (television set)
tělíčko {n} :: diminutive of tělo
telka {f} [colloquial] :: telly (television)
telka {f} [colloquial] :: telly (television set)
tellan {m} :: tellane, tellurane, hydrogen telluride (H2Te)
tellur {m} :: tellurium (chemical element)
tělnatý {adj} :: corpulent
tělní {adj} :: bodily
-telný {suffix} :: -able
tělo {n} :: body (physical structure of a living human or animal)
tělo {n} :: body (corpse)
tělo {n} :: body (torso)
tělo {n} :: body (largest or most important part of anything)
tělo {n} [programming] :: body
tělocvična {f} :: gym, gymnasium (not the one for weightlifting)
tělocvik {m} :: physical education
tělocvikář {m} :: physical education teacher
tělový {adj} [relational] :: body
telugština {f} :: Telugu (one of Dravidian languages of India)
telur {m} :: tellurium (chemical element)
teluran {m} :: tellurate
telurovodík {m} :: hydrogen telluride, tellane, tellurane (H2Te)
téma {n} :: topic, theme
tematická mapa {f} [cartography] :: thematic map
tématická mapa {f} [cartography] :: thematic map
tematický {adj} :: thematic (relating to, or having a theme or a topic)
temenní {adj} :: parietal
temenní kost {f} :: parietal bone
temenní lalok {m} :: parietal lobe
temeno {n} :: crown (of the head), vertex
téměř {adv} :: almost, nearly
Temešvár {prop} {m} :: Temešvár (city)
temná komora {f} [photography] :: darkroom
temnější {adj} :: comparative of temný
temnota {f} :: darkness
temný {adj} :: dark
temperamentní {adj} :: lively, vivacious
templář {m} :: Templar
templářský {adj} [attributive] :: Templar
tempo {n} :: speed, pace, rate
tempo {n} [music] :: tempo
tempo {n} [swimming] :: stroke
temporální logika {f} :: temporal logic
temporomandibulární {adj} :: temporomandibular (of or relating to both the temporal bone and mandible)
Temže {prop} {f} :: Thames
ten {pron} :: the; this; that
tenata {f} :: hunting nets, traps for bird or animal hunting
tendence {f} :: tendency
tenhle {pron} :: this
tenis {m} :: tennis
teniska {noun} :: tennis shoe, trainer, sneaker, plimsoll
tenisky {fp} :: sneakers (leisure shoes, often worn for sports; trainers)
tenisový {adj} :: tennis (when used attributively)
tenista {m} :: tennis player
tenistka {f} :: female tennis player
tenké střevo {n} :: small intestine
tenkozobec {m anim} :: avocet
tenkrát {adv} :: then, at the time
tenký {adj} :: thin
tenký jako vlas {adj} [simile] :: very thin
tenor {m} :: tenor (musical range)
tenorista {m} :: tenor (tenor singer)
tenosynovitida {f} :: tenosynovitis
tentativní {adj} :: tentative
tento {pron} :: this
tentokrát {adv} :: this time
tentýž {pron} :: same (the identical thing)
tenze {f} :: tension
tenzní {adj} :: tension (when used attributively)
tenzor {m} :: tensor
teo- {prefix} :: theo-
teobromin {m} :: theobromine
teodicea {f} :: theodicy
Teodor {prop} {m} :: given name
teofylin {m} [pharmaceutical drug] :: theophylline
teokracie {f} :: theocracy
teolog {m} [theology] :: theologian
teologický {adj} :: theological
teologie {f} :: theology
teoložka {f} :: female theologian
teoreticky {adj} :: theoretically
teoretický {adj} :: theoretical
teoretička {f} :: female theorist
teoretik {m} :: theorist
teorie {f} :: theory
teorie čísel {f} :: number theory
teorie front {f} :: queuing theory
teorie grafů {f} :: graph theory
teorie her {f} :: game theory
teorie informace {f} :: information theory
teorie kategorií {f} :: category theory
teorie míry {f} :: measure theory
teorie množin {f} [mathematics] :: set theory
teorie poznání {f} :: theory of knowledge
teorie relativity {f} :: theory of relativity, relativity theory
teorie řízení {f} :: control theory
teorie spiknutí {f} :: conspiracy theory
teorie typů {f} :: type theory
tep {m inan} [physiology] :: pulse (beat of heart)
tepati {v} :: to beat, throb
tepelná účinnost {f} :: thermal efficiency
tepelný {adj} :: thermal, heat (when used attributively)
tepénka {f} :: diminutive of tepna: arteriole
tepenný {adj} :: arterial
teple {adv} :: warmly (maintaining warm temperature)
teplejší {adj} :: comparative of teplý
Teplice {prop} {fp} :: Teplice (spa town) located on the Bílina river in northwestern Bohemia near the border with the German state of Saxony
teplíčko {n} :: diminutive of teplo
teplo {n} :: warmth
teplo {n} [physics] :: heat
teplo {adv} :: warm (of weather)
teploléčba {f} :: thermotherapy
teploměr {m} :: thermometer
teplota {f} :: temperature (measure of cold or heat)
teplota {f} :: temperature (elevated body temperature)
teplotní {adj} [relational] :: temperature
teploučko {n} :: diminutive of teplo
teplouš {m} [colloquial, derogatory] :: fairy (homosexual man)
teplý {adj} :: warm
teplý {adj} [colloquial] :: homosexual
tepna {f} :: artery
tepnový {adj} :: arterial
tepová frekvence {f} :: heart rate
tepový {adj} [relational] :: pulse
teprve {adv} :: only, just (not yet more than)
tera- {prefix} :: tera-
terabajt {m} :: terabyte
terabit {m} :: terabit
terabyte {m} :: terabyte
terajoule {m} :: terajoule
terapeut {m} :: therapist
terapeutický {adj} :: therapeutic
terapie {f} :: therapy
terarista {m} :: one who keeps a terrarium
terárium {n} :: terrarium (enclosure for animals)
terárko {n} [colloquial] :: terrarium
terasa {f} :: terrace (extending outwards from a building)
teratom {m} :: teratoma (type of tumour)
terawatt {m} :: terawatt
terciér {m} :: Cenozoic
terč {m} :: target (a thing to shoot at)
terčík {m} :: diminutive of terč
terej {m} :: gannet
terén {m} :: ground
Tereza {prop} {f} :: given name
Terezka {prop} {f} :: given name
teriér {m} :: terrier
teritoriální {adj} :: territorial
teritorium {n} :: territory
těrka {f} [printing] :: squeegee
termální {adj} :: thermal
termín {m} :: date
termín {m} :: deadline
termín {m} :: term (word or phrase, especially one from a specialised area of knowledge)
terminál {m} :: terminal (a building in an airport where passengers transfer from ground transportation to the facilities that allow them to board airplanes)
terminál {m} :: terminal (a device for entering data into a computer or a communications system and/or displaying data received, especially a device equipped with a keyboard and some sort of textual display)
terminál {m} :: terminal, terminal symbol (a terminal symbol in a formal grammar)
terminální {adj} :: terminal
terminolog {m} :: terminologist
terminologický {adj} :: terminological
terminologie {f} :: terminology
termínovaný vklad {m} :: time deposit
termistor {m} :: thermistor
termit {m} :: termite
termití {adj} :: termite, termite's
termitiště {n} :: termitary
termo- {prefix} :: thermo-
termodynamický děj {m} :: thermodynamic process
termodynamika {f} :: thermodynamics
termofor {m} :: hot water bottle
termojaderný {adj} :: thermonuclear
termoláhev {f} :: thermos
termonukleární {adj} :: thermonuclear
termoplast {m} :: thermoplastic
termoreceptor {m} :: thermoreceptor
termoregulace {f} :: thermoregulation
termoset {m} :: thermoset
termosféra {f} :: thermosphere
termoska {f} :: thermos
termostat {m} :: thermostat
termoterapie {f} :: thermotherapy
ternární {adj} :: ternary
terorismus {m} :: terrorism
terorista {m anim} :: terrorist (terrorist person)
teroristický {adj} :: terrorist
terorizmus {m} :: terrorism
Terst {prop} {m} :: Terst (capital city)
teřich {m inan} [mycology] :: gleba
teřich {m inan} [archaic] :: paunch, potbelly
tesák {m} :: hunter’s knife
tesák {m} :: fang (long, pointed tooth)
tesař {m anim} :: carpenter (buildings construction)
teserakt {m} :: tesseract
tesla {f} [archaic] :: adze (cutting tool)
tesla {f} :: tesla (SI unit)
teslice {f} :: adze (cutting tool)
těsně {adv} :: tightly
těsnější {adj} :: comparative of těsný
těsně vázaný {adj} [cybernetics, systems] :: tightly coupled
těsnopis {m} :: shorthand (rapid method or writing)
těsný {adj} :: tight
test {m} :: test
těstíčko {n} :: diminutive of těsto
těsto {n} :: dough (substance to be baked)
testosteron {m} :: testosterone
testovací případ {m} :: test case
testovat {v impf} :: to test
těstoviny {fp} :: pasta
Těšín {prop} {m} :: Těšín (city)
těšit {vt impf} :: to please, to make happy
těšit {v impf} :: to look forward to
těšit {v impf} :: to enjoy (the benefits of something)
teta {f} :: aunt
tetanus {m} [pathology] :: tetanus
tětí {noun} :: verbal noun of tít
tetička {f} :: diminutive of teta; auntie
tětiva {f} :: string (of a bow or crossbow)
tětiva {f} [geometry] :: chord
tetování {n} :: verbal noun of tetovat
tetování {n} :: tattoo (an image made in the skin with ink and a needle)
tetovat {v impf} :: to tattoo (to apply a tattoo)
tetraedr {m} :: tetrahedron
tetrahydrocannabinol {m} :: tetrahydrocannabinol
tetrachlormetan {m} :: carbon tetrachloride (solvent)
tetraplegie {f} :: tetraplegia (paralysis of all four limbs)
tetřev {m} :: grouse
tetřev {m} :: capercaillie
tetřev hlušec {m} :: western capercaillie
tetřevice {f} :: female capercaillie
tetřívek {m anim} :: black grouse
teutonský {adj} :: Teutonic
Texas {prop} {m} :: Texas (state)
Texasan {m} :: Texan
texasky {fp} :: jeans, denims
texaský {adj} :: Texan (of or pertaining to Texas)
text {m} :: text
textovka {f} :: text, SMS (a brief written message transmitted between mobile phones)
textový {adj} :: text (when used attributively)
tezaurus {m} :: thesaurus (book of synonyms)
tezaurus {m} [information science] :: thesaurus
teze {f} :: thesis
též {adv} :: too, also
těžba {f} :: mining
těžce {adv} :: heavily (in a manner designed for heavy duty)
těžební {adj} :: mining
těžiště {n} :: center of mass
těžit {v impf} :: to mine
těžit {v impf} :: to benefit
těžítko {n} :: paperweight
těžknout {vi impf} :: to become heavier
těžko {adv} :: with difficulty
těžko na cvičišti, lehko na bojišti {proverb} :: practice makes perfect
těžký {adj} :: heavy
těžký {adj} :: hard (difficult)
těžký vodík {m} :: deuterium (isotope of hydrogen)
těžší {adj} :: comparative of těžký
tg {symbol} [mathematics] :: A symbol of the trigonometric function tangent, equivalent to tan
Thajec {m} :: Thai (person)
Thajka {f} :: female Thai
Thajsko {prop} {n} :: Thailand
thajský {adj} :: Thai
thajština {f} :: Thai (language)
thalamus {m} :: thalamus
Thalés {prop} {m} :: Thales
Théby {prop} {fp} :: Théby (city)
Théby {prop} {fp} :: Thebes (city in Ancient Egypt)
theodicea {f} :: theodicy
theofylin {m} [pharmaceutical drug] :: theophylline
Thesálie {prop} {f} :: Thesálie (region)
theta {n} :: theta (Greek letter)
théta {n} :: alternative form of theta
thorakální {adj} :: thoracic
Thovt {prop} {m} :: Thoth
thráčtina {f} :: Thracian (language)
Thrákie {prop} {f} :: Thrace (historical and geographic area in southeast Europe, now divided between Greece, Bulgaria and Turkey)
threonin {m} :: threonine (an essential amino acid)
thriller {m} :: thriller (suspenseful, sensational genre of story, book, play or film.)
Thúkydidés {prop} {m} :: Thucydides (historian)
thymin {m} :: thymine
Tchaj-čung {prop} {m} :: Taichung
Tchaj-nan {prop} {m} :: Tainan
Tchaj-pej {prop} {f} :: Tchaj-pej (capital city)
tchaj-ťi {n} :: tai chi
tchaj-ťi čchüan {m} :: tai chi chuan
Tchaj-wan {prop} {m} :: Taiwan
Tchajwanec {m} :: Taiwanese (person)
tchajwanský {adj} :: Taiwanese, of Taiwan, Taiwan's
tchán {noun} :: father-in-law
Tchien-šan {prop} {m} :: Tchien-šan (mountain range)
tchoř {m} :: polecat
tchoří {adj} :: polecat
tchořice {f} :: female polecat
tchyně {f} :: mother-in-law
tchýně {f} [often, proscribed] :: alternative spelling of tchyně
ti {pron} :: they, those
ti {pron} :: to you
Tibera {prop} {f} :: Tiber
Tibet {prop} {m} :: Tibet
Tibeťan {m} :: Tibetan (someone from Tibet)
Tibeťanka {f} :: female Tibetan
tibetský {adj} :: Tibetan
Tibor {prop} {m} :: given name
Tigris {prop} {m} :: Tigris
tíha {f} :: weight
tichá voda břehy mele {proverb} :: still waters run deep
ticho {n} :: quiet, silence
ticho jako v hrobě {n} [simile] :: deep silence
Tichomoří {prop} {n} :: the Pacific
tichomořský {adj} :: Pacific
tichý {adj} :: still, quiet (low sound)
tichý {adj} :: silent (no sound)
Tichý oceán {prop} {m} :: Pacific Ocean
tik {m} :: A tick, a twitch
tikat {v impf} :: to tick (to make a noise of an analog clock)
tikot {m} :: tick (of a clock)
tilda {f} :: tilde (the grapheme of character ~, whether as a diacritical mark or a separate character)
tílko {n} :: diminutive of tělo
tílko {n} :: singlet, undershirt, A-shirt, wifebeater
timálie {f} :: barwing
Timbuktu {prop} {n} :: Timbuktu (city)
timokracie {f} :: timocracy
tímto {adv} :: hereby
tinktura {f} :: tincture (alcoholic extract of plant material)
tinktura {f} [heraldry] :: tincture
tinnitus {m} :: tinnitus
tiráda {f} :: tirade, diatribe
Tirana {prop} {f} :: Tirana (capital city)
tirika {m anim} :: a parrot from a genus Brotogeris
tis {m inan} :: yew (tree or wood)
tisák {noun} :: roan (horse)
tisíc {m inan} :: thousand
tisíc {m inan} [colloquial] :: a thousand crowns (Czech currency)
tisící {adj} :: thousandth
tisíciletí {n} :: millennium
tisíciletý {adj} :: thousand-year, millennial
tisícina {f} :: thousandth (one of a thousand equal parts of a whole)
tisk {m} :: printing (process)
tisk {m} :: press (printed media)
tiskací písmo {n} :: print (writing style)
tiskárna {f} :: printing press
tiskárna {f} :: printing shop or printing house
tiskárna {f} [computing] :: printer
tiskárnička {f} :: diminutive of tiskárna
tiskař {m anim} :: (person) A printer
tiskařina {f} [colloquial] :: printing (printing business)
tiskařský {adj} :: printing
tiskařský {adj} :: printer's
tisknout {v impf} :: to press
tisknout {v impf} :: to print
tisková forma {f} :: A printing form
tisková kancelář {f} :: press agency, news agency
tisková konference {f} :: press conference (question and answer session with members of television, print and other media)
tiskovka {f} [slang] :: press conference
tiskový {adj} [relational] :: printing
tiskový stroj {m} [formal] :: printing press
tiskový válec {m} :: printing roll
tisk shora {phrase} :: relief printing
tisk zdola {phrase} :: intaglio
tiše {adv} :: silently
tišeji {adv} :: comparative of tiše
tišit {v impf} :: to silence
tišit {v impf} :: to appease, to calm
tišší {adj} :: comparative of tichý
tištěný {adj} :: printed
tít {v impf} :: synonym of tnout
titan {m} :: titanium
titěrný {adj} :: tiny
tito {pron} :: these
titr {m} :: titer
titul {m} :: title (added to a person's name)
titul {m} :: publication, book, title
titulek {m inan} :: subtitle, caption (textual versions of the dialog in films)
titulek {m inan} :: caption (heading or title)
titulky {m} :: plural of titulek
titulní {adj} :: title (when used attributively)
titulní strana {f} :: title page
tj. {adv} :: initialism of to je: i.e.
tkací stroj {m} :: loom (machine)
tkáč {m anim} [archaic or dialectal] :: weaver
tkadlec {m} :: weaver
tkalcovský stav {m} :: loom (frame)
tkáň {f} [biology] :: tissue
tkaní {n} :: weaving
tkanička {f} :: shoelace
tkát {v impf} :: to weave
-tko {suffix} :: Forms diminutive forms of nouns from verbs; compare -dlo
tlačit {v impf} :: to push
tlačit {v impf} :: to jostle (in a crowd)
tlačítko {n} :: button (mechanical device)
tlačítko {n} [graphical user interface] :: button
tlach {m inan} [pejorative] :: chatter, natter
tlachal {m} :: chatterbox (one who chats or talks to excess)
tlachat {v} :: to prattle, blether, drivel
tlak {m inan} :: pressure
tlakoměr {m} :: barometer (an instrument for measuring atmospheric pressure)
tlakový {adj} [relational] :: pressure
tlakový hrnec {m} :: pressure cooker
tlama {f} :: muzzle, jaws (of an animal)
tlama {f} [offensive] :: mouth (of a person)
tlamička {f} :: diminutive of tlama
tlamolep {m} [colloquial] :: sweet beverage
tlapa {f} :: paw (soft foot of an animal)
tlapa {f} [colloquial] :: hand
tlapička {f} :: diminutive of tlapa
tlapka {f} :: diminutive of tlapa
tlení {n} :: verbal noun of tlít
tleskat {v impf} :: to applaud
tlít {v} :: to molder, to moulder
tlouct {v impf} :: to hit, beat
tloustnout {v impf} :: to get fat, to become fat
tlouštík {m} :: fatso, butterball
tloušťka {f} :: thickness
tlumač {m} [archaic] :: interpreter (oral translator)
tlumeně {adv} :: softly
tlumený {adj} :: muffled (sound)
tlumený {adj} :: soft (light)
tlumič {m} :: silencer
tlumič {m} :: absorber (of impact or sound)
tlumit {v impf} :: to lower, soften, muffle (sound)
tlumit {v impf} :: to soften, cushion (impact)
tlumit {v impf} :: to dim (light)
tlumit {v impf} :: to soothe, assuage (feeling or pain)
tlumočení {n} :: verbal noun of tlumočit
tlumočení {n} :: interpreting, interpretation
tlumočit {v impf} :: to interpret
tlumočnice {f} :: female interpreter
tlumočník {m anim} :: interpreter (oral translator)
tlupa {f} [anthropology] :: band (small group of people living in a simple society)
tlusté střevo {n} :: large intestine
tlusťoch {m} :: fatso, butterball
tlustoprd {m} :: fatso, butterball
tlustý {adj} :: thick
tlustý {adj} :: fat
tlustý jako bečka {adj} [simile] :: fat as a pig, fat as a barrel
tlustý jako prase {adj} [simile] :: fat as a cow
tma {f} :: darkness
tma jako v prdeli {f} [simile, vulgar] :: deep darkness
tma jako v pytli {f} [simile] :: deep darkness
tmavější {adj} :: comparative of tmavý
tmavý {adj} :: dark
tnout {v} :: to cut
to {pron} :: it, this, that
toaleta {f} :: toilet, restroom, bathroom, lavatory
toaleťák {m} [colloquial] :: toilet paper
toaletní papír {m} :: toilet paper (paper to clean oneself after defecation or urination)
Tobiáš {prop} {m} :: Tobias
tobogán {m} :: water slide
tobolka {f} [botany] :: capsule
tobolka {f} [pharmacy] :: capsule
Točigi {prop} {n} :: Točigi (prefecture)
točit {v impf} :: to turn
točivý moment {m} :: torque
todlencto {pron} [colloquial] :: this
tofu {n} :: tofu (protein-rich food made from curdled soybean milk)
tóga {f} :: toga
Togo {prop} {n} :: Togo (country)
tohle {pron} :: this
Tojama {prop} {f} :: Toyama (prefecture)
to je gól {phrase} [idiomatic, colloquial, colloquial] :: That is a turn up for the book (expressing a surprise from an unexpected result of a situation, which is usually but not necessarily pleasant or relieving)
to je gól {phrase} :: See: cs to být gól
to je pravda {phrase} :: That's true
to je pro mě španělská vesnice {phrase} :: it's all Greek to me (literally "it's a Spanish village to me")
to je škoda {phrase} :: That's a pity
to je škoda {phrase} :: That's a shame
to je v pořádku {phrase} :: That's OK, that's alright
to je vtip {phrase} :: That's a joke
tok {m} :: flow
tokáta {f} :: toccata (musical piece)
Tokijan {m} :: person from Tokio
Tokijec {m} :: person from Tokio
tokijský {adj} :: Tokio
Tokio {prop} {n} :: Tokio (prefecture/capital city)
tokoferol {noun} :: tocopherol
tolerance {f} :: tolerance (the ability or practice of tolerating)
tolerance {f} :: tolerance (permitted deviation from standard)
tolerantní {adj} :: tolerant
tolerovat {v} :: to tolerate
tolik {adv} :: so much
tolik {adv} :: so many
toliko {adv} [literary] :: only
toltécký {adj} :: Toltec
Tolték {m} :: Toltec (member of a Pre-Columbian Native American people)
toluen {m} :: toluene (liquid hydrocarbon)
tomahavk {m} :: tomahawk (axe)
Tomáš {prop} {m} :: given name
Tomášek {prop} {m} :: given name
tombola {f} :: raffle, lottery
tomel {m} :: persimmon (fruit)
tomel {m} :: persimmon (tree)
Tomio {prop} {m} :: given name
tomismus {m} :: Thomism
tomista {m} :: Thomist (follower or advocate of Thomism)
tomografie {f} :: tomography
tón {m} :: tone
Tóna {prop} {m} :: A pet form of the male given name Antonín
Tóna {prop} {m} :: A pet form of the female given name Antonie
Tonda {prop} {m} :: A pet form of the male given name Antonín
toner {m} :: toner (powder used in laser printers and photocopiers to form the text and images on the printed paper)
Tonga {prop} :: Tonga
tongský {adj} :: Tongan, of Tonga, Tonga's
Toníček {prop} {m} :: given name, a pet form of Antonín
tonik {noun} :: tonic (drink)
Toník {prop} {m} :: given name, a pet form of Antonín
tónina {f} :: key (hierarchical scale of musical notes on which a composition is based)
tonoucí {m} :: drowning (person who has not yet drowned)
tonoucí se stébla chytá {proverb} :: Tentative: A desperate person is willing to try measures that are unlikely to succeed to get out of trouble. Similar to desperate times call for desperate measures
tonzilitida {f} :: tonsillitis
Tonžan {m} :: Tongan (person)
tonžský {adj} :: Tongan, of Tonga, Tonga's
topaz {m} :: topaz (clear, yellowish-brown gemstone)
topení {n} :: heating
topení {n} [colloquial] :: radiator
topič {m} :: stoker
topikum {n} [linguistics] :: place name
topinambur {m} :: Jerusalem artichoke
topinka {f} :: fried bread
topit {vi impf} :: to stoke
topit {vt impf} :: to drown, to kill in liquid
topit {v impf} :: to be drowning
topmodelka {f} :: top model, supermodel
topograf {m} :: topographer
topografie {f} :: topography
topol {m} :: poplar
topolanský {adj} :: from, of, or pertaining to Topolany
Topolanští {m anim} :: people living in Topolany
Topolany {prop} {m inan} :: quarter of Olomouc, the Czech Republic; former village
Topolany {prop} {m inan} :: village near Vyškov, the Czech Republic
Topolany {prop} {m inan} :: vanished village near Vranovice, the Czech Republic
topolog {m} :: topologist
topologický {adj} :: topological
topologický prostor {m} :: topological space
topologie {f} [mathematics] :: topology
topologie {f} [networking] :: topology
toponomastika {f} :: toponymy, toponomastics (study of place names)
toponymum {n} :: toponym
Tóra {prop} {f} :: Torah
torakální {adj} :: thoracic
torba {f} :: haversack, pouch
torba {f} [zoology] :: cheek pouch (used by some animals to carry food)
torický {adj} :: toric (pertaining to or shaped like a torus)
tornádo {n} :: tornado (column of air)
torpédo {n} :: torpedo (underwater weapon)
torpédoborec {m} :: destroyer (warship)
torr {m} :: torr (unit of pressure)
Toruň {prop} {f} :: Toruň (city)
torzo {n} [anatomy] :: torso
Toskánec {m} :: Tuscan (person from or inhabitant of Tuscany)
Toskánsko {prop} {n} :: Toskánsko (region)
toskánský {adj} :: Tuscan (of or relating to Tuscany or its inhabitants)
toť {contraction} :: that's
totalitarismus {m} :: totalitarianism (system where state wields absolute control)
totalitní {adj} :: totalitarian
totální {adj} :: total
totální válka {f} [military] :: total war
totiž {adv} :: namely, specifically
totiž {conj} :: because
toto {pron} :: this
totožnost {f} :: identity
totožný {adj} :: same, selfsame, identical
touha {f} :: desire
toulat {v impf} :: to wander (to move without purpose)
toulec {m} [archery] :: quiver
toulka {f} :: wander
Tourettův syndrom {m} :: Tourette syndrome
toust {m} :: toast (toasted bread)
toustovač {m} :: toaster (device for toasting)
touš {m inan} [ice hockey] :: puck
toužit {v} :: to desire, to long (for)
továrna {f} :: factory
tovární {adj} [relational] :: factory
továrnička {f} :: diminutive of továrna
továrník {m anim} :: factory owner
tovaryš {m anim} :: journeyman
toxicita {f} :: toxicity
toxický {adj} :: toxic (having a harmful chemical nature)
toxikologie {f} :: toxicology (scientific study of poisons and poisoning)
toxoplazmóza {f} :: toxoplasmosis (parasitic disease)
to znamená {phrase} :: that is (in other words)
tož {particle} [dialectal, Moravia] :: so, well
tož {conj} [dialectal, Moravia] :: so, therefore
Tožan {m anim} :: Togolese (person)
tožský {adj} :: Togolese
t. r. {phrase} :: abbreviation of toho roku
Trabzon {prop} {m} :: Trabzon (city)
tračník {m inan} :: colon (part of large intestine)
tradice {f} :: tradition
tradičně {adv} :: traditionally
tradiční {adj} :: traditional
trafika {f} :: newsstand, newsagent
trafika {f} :: sinecure of a politician
trága {f} [colloquial] :: tragedy
tragedie {f} :: tragedy
tragédie {f} [drama] :: tragedy
tragický {adj} :: tragic
tragikomedie {f} :: tragicomedy
tracheitida {f} :: tracheitis (inflammation of the trachea)
trajekt {f} :: ferry
trajektorie {f} :: trajectory
trakt {m} :: tract (series of connected body organs)
traktát {m} :: treatise
traktor {m} :: tractor
traktorista {m} :: tractor driver
traktoristka {f} :: female tractor driver
traktůrek {m} :: diminutive of traktor
trám {m} :: beam (large piece of timber or iron)
trámek {m} :: diminutive of trám
trampolína {f} :: trampoline, tramp
trampota {f} :: trouble, difficulty, tribulation, hardship
tramvaj {f} :: tram, trolley, streetcar
tramvaják {m} :: (colloquial) tram driver
tramvajenka {f} :: pass (a document granting permission to use a form of public transportation, especially a prepaid longterm one)
tranďák {m} [colloquial] :: transformer (device that changes the characteristics of AC electricity)
tranďák {m} [colloquial] :: transistor, transistor radio
transakce {f} :: transaction
transakční {adj} [relational] :: transaction, transactional
transakční analýza {f} :: transactional analysis
transakční náklady {noun} [economics] :: transaction cost
transatlantický {adj} :: transatlantic
transcendentní {adj} :: transcendent, transcendental
transformace {f} :: transformation
transformátor {m} :: transformer (device that changes the characteristics of AC electricity)
transformovat {v} :: to transform
transkraniální {adj} :: transcranial
transkripce {f} [linguistics] :: transcription
transkripce {f} [genetics] :: transcription
transkutánní {adj} :: transcutaneous
Translajtánie {prop} {f} :: Transleithania
transliterace {f} [linguistics] :: transliteration
transliterovat {v impf} :: to transliterate
transparent {m} :: banner or placard
transparentní {adj} :: transparent
transplantace {f} :: transplantation, transplant (surgical operation)
transplantát {m} [medicine] :: transplant (a transplanted organ or tissue)
transplantovat {v} [medicine] :: to transplant (to transfer (a tissue or an organ))
transponovat {v p-i} [music] :: to transpose (to rewrite or perform a piece in another key)
transponovat {v p-i} [linear algebra] :: to transpose (to change a matrix by interchanging its rows and columns)
transpozice {f} [music] :: transposition (shift of a piece of music to a different musical key)
transsexuál {m} :: transsexual
transsexualita {f} :: transsexuality
transsexuální {adj} :: transsexual
transvestita {m} :: transvestite
Transylvánie {prop} {f} :: Transylvania
tranylcypromin {m} :: tranylcypromine
tranzistor {m} :: transistor
tranzistor {m} [colloquial] :: transistor, transistor radio
tranzitivní {adj} [set theory] :: transitive
tranzitivní {adj} [linguistics] :: transitive
tranzitivní uzávěr {m} :: transitive closure
tranzitivum {n} :: transitive verb
tranzitorní ischemická ataka {f} :: transient ischemic attack
trapas {m} :: blunder
Trapezunt {prop} {m} :: Trapezunt (port city)
trapič {m} :: tormentor, torturer
trapnější {adj} :: comparative of trapný
trapný {adj} :: embarrassing, pathetic, cringeworthy
trapný {adj} :: painful
trasa {f} :: route
trať {f} :: track (path or course laid out for a race, for exercise, etc.)
trať {f} :: track (rails)
trata {f} [finance] :: bill of exchange
tratit {v impf} :: to lose
trauma {n} :: trauma
traumatický {adj} :: traumatic
traumatizovat {v impf} :: to traumatize
traumatologie {f} :: traumatology
tráva {f} :: grass (plant of the family Poaceae)
tráva {f} [slang] :: weed (marijuana)
trávení {n} :: verbal noun of trávit
trávení {n} :: digestion
travestie {f} :: travesty
travesti show {f} :: transvestite entertainment performance
trávicí {adj} :: digestive
trávicí soustava {f} :: digestive system
travič {m} :: poisoner
travička {f} :: diminutive of tráva
travička {f} :: a female who has poisoned somebody
travina {f} :: grass (plant of the family Poaceae)
trávit {v impf} :: to digest
trávit {v impf} :: of time, to spend
trávit {v impf} :: to poison
travnatý {adj} :: grassy
travní {adj} [relational] :: grass
Trávníček {prop} {m} :: A Czech surname
trávník {m} :: lawn
trawler {m} :: trawler (a fishing boat that uses a trawl net or dragnet to catch fish)
trčet {v impf} :: to stick out, to protrude
trčet {v impf} :: to be stuck, to be stranded
trčet {v impf} :: to sit around (at home)
trdlo {n} [colloquial] :: a clumsy person
trdlo {n} [colloquial] :: a simpleton
trdlo {n} :: a mallet/stick used to crush crop and similar things in a mortar or a stamp mill
trdlo {n} :: a wooden stake a trdelník is wrapped around for cooking
trefit {v} :: to hit (to manage to touch in the right place)
trefit {v} :: to find one's way
trefný {adj} :: to the point, succinct
trejfe {adj} :: treif, treyf
tréma {f} :: stage fright
trenažér {m} :: simulator
trenér {m} :: coach, trainer
trenérka {noun} :: coach, trainer (female)
trénink {m} :: training, coaching, practice
trénovat {v impf} :: to train, exercise
trepka {f} :: slipper
trepka {f} :: paramecium (an organism)
tresčí {adj} :: cod
treska {f} :: cod
treska skvrnitá {f} :: haddock
trest {m} :: punishment
tresť {f} [archaic] :: reed, cane
trestanec {m} :: convict, prisoner, inmate
trestat {v impf} :: to punish
trestná lavice {f} [ice hockey] :: penalty box
trestná pětka {phrase} [rugby] :: penalty try
trestní {adj} :: criminal, penal
trestní právo {n} :: criminal law
trestní řízení {n} :: criminal procedure
trestní stíhání {n} :: criminal prosecution
trestní zákoník {m} :: penal code
trestný {adj} :: punishable, criminal
trestný {adj} :: punitive, penalty
trestný bod {m} :: penalty point
trestný čin {m} [legal] :: criminal offence, crime
trestný hod {m} [basketball] :: free throw, foul shot
trestný kop {m} :: penalty kick
trestuhodný {adj} :: reprehensible
Trevír {prop} {m} :: Trevír (city)
trezor {m} :: safe
trh {m} :: market
trhan {m} :: tatterdemalion
trhání {n} [dentistry] :: extraction
trhat {v impf} :: to tear, rip
trhat {v impf} :: to pick (fruits, vegetables or flowers)
trhat {v impf} :: to jerk
trhat {v impf} :: to jerk, twitch
trhavý {adj} :: jerky
trhlina {f} :: crack (thin space opened in a previously solid material)
trhlinka {f} :: diminutive of trhlina
trhnout {v pf} :: to jerk
trhnout {v pf} [colloquial] :: to make, to get, to earn
trh práce {m} :: labor market
triangl {m} [literary] :: triangle (geometric shape)
triangl {m} :: triangle (musical instrument)
triangulace {f} :: triangulation (surveying technique)
trias {m} :: Triassic (geological period)
tribun {m} :: tribune (elected official in Ancient Rome)
tribunál {m} :: tribunal
tribut {m} :: tribute (payment made by one nation to another in submission)
tricyklický {adj} :: tricyclic
tričko {n} :: T-shirt
Trident {prop} {m} :: Trento (city in today's Italy)
trigonometrie {f} :: trigonometry
trigraf {m inan} [linguistics] :: trigraph, a sequence of three letters representing a single phoneme
tricha {m anim} :: vulturine parrot
trichomoniáza {f} :: trichomoniasis
triko {n} :: T-shirt
trilema {n} :: trilemma, a circumstance in which a choice must be made between three options
trilema {n} [logic] :: trilemma, an argument containing three alternatives
trilingvní {adj} :: trilingual
trilión {m} :: quintillion, trillion, 1018
trilobit {m} :: trilobite
trilobití {adj} :: trilobite, trilobite's
trimestr {noun} :: trimester
trimethoprim {m} :: trimethoprim (an antibiotic used against, among other infections, those of the urinary tract)
trimetoprim {m} :: trimethoprim (an antibiotic used against, among other infections, those of the urinary tract)
tringelt {m} [colloquial] :: tip (small amount of money left for a servant as a token of appreciation)
Trinidad a Tobago {prop} :: Trinidad a Tobago (a <<country>> consisting of two main <<islands>> in the <<r/Caribbean>>)
trinitrotoluen {m} :: trinitrotoluene (a highly explosive yellow crystalline substance)
triolet {noun} [poetry] :: triolet
Tripolis {prop} {m} :: Tripolis (capital)
tristní {adj} :: lamentable, regrettable, sad
tritón {m} :: tritone
triviální {adj} :: trivial, trifling
triviální {adj} :: elementary, easy (question, problem etc)
triviální název {m} :: trivial name (commonly used, non-systematic name of a chemical compound)
trkat {vt impf} :: to butt
trknout {vt pf} :: to butt
trn {m} :: thorn (protective spine of a plant)
trn {m} [engineering] :: center, spike, pin (a pointy part used e.g. to hold another object in a machining tool)
trnka {f} :: sloe, blackthorn (Prunus spinosa fruit and plant)
trockismus {m} :: Trotskyism
trockista {m} :: A Trotskyite
trockistický {adj} :: Trotskyist, Trotskyite
trocha {f} :: a little, bit
trochu {adv} :: a bit; a little
Troja {prop} {f} :: alternative form of Trója: Troja (ancient city)
Troja {prop} {f} :: Troja (area)
Trója {prop} {f} :: Trója (ancient city)
Trójan {m} :: Trojan (person from Troy)
trojhlavý {adj} :: three-headed
trojice {f} :: trinity
trojice {f} :: triple (three-tuple)
trojice {f} [poker] :: three of a kind
trojitý {adj} :: triple
trojjazyčný {adj} :: trilingual
trojka {f} :: three (digit or figure)
trojklanný nerv {m} :: alternative spelling of trojklaný nerv
trojklaný nerv {m} [neuroanatomy] :: trigeminal nerve
trojlist {m} [architecture] :: trefoil
trojlístek {m} :: trefoil, shamrock
trojmocný {adj} [chemistry] :: trivalent
trojnásobný {adj} :: three-time, threefold
trojský {adj} :: Trojan
trojslabičný {adj} :: trisyllabic
trojtečka {f} :: dots, ellipsis
trojúhelníček {m} :: diminutive of trojúhelník
trojúhelník {m} [geometry] :: triangle
trojúhelníkovitý {adj} :: triangular
trojúhelníkový {adj} :: triangular
trojzubec {m} :: trident (a three-pronged spear)
trolej {f} :: trolley (device for collecting electrical current from an overhead electrical line)
trolejbus {m} :: trolleybus
trombocyt {m} :: thrombocyte, platelet
trombocytopenie {f} :: thrombocytopenia
trombón {m} :: trombone
trombóza {m} [pathology] :: thrombosis
trombus {m} :: thrombus
tropický {adj} :: tropical (of or pertaining to the tropics, the equatorial region between 23 degrees north and 23 degrees south)
troposféra {f} :: troposphere
tropus {m} :: trope (figure of speech)
tropy {noun} :: tropics (region of the Earth)
troska {f} :: wreckage
troskut {m inan} :: dogtooth grass, any grass of the genus Cynodon
trosky {f} :: debris (rubble, wreckage, scattered remains of something destroyed)
trošička {f} :: diminutive of trocha
troška {f} :: Diminutive form of trocha
troška {f} :: tittle, iota
trotl {m} :: fool
trouba {f} :: oven
trouba {f} :: pipe (hollow tube) (somewhat dated)
trouba {m} :: simpleton
troubit {v impf} :: to trumpet
troud {m} :: tinder
troufalý {adj} :: Bold, daring
troufalý {adj} :: Insolent, pert, presumptuous
troufat {v impf} [, used with si] :: to dare, have the courage (to do something)
troufnout {v pf} [, used with si] :: to dare, have the courage (to do something)
trpasličí {adj} :: dwarf, dwarf's
trpasličí planeta {f} :: dwarf planet
trpaslík {m} :: dwarf (a being from folklore)
trpaslík {m} :: dwarf (a person of short stature)
trpaslík {m} [astronomy] :: dwarf (a star of relatively small size)
trpce {adv} :: bitterly
trpělivě {adv} :: patiently
trpělivost {f} :: patience
trpělivost růže přináší {proverb} :: all things come to those who wait
trpělivý {adj} :: patient
trpět {v impf} :: to suffer
trpět {v impf} :: to tolerate
trpící {adj} :: suffering
trpký {adj} :: acerb (bitter)
trpný {adj} [grammar] :: passive
trpný rod {m} :: passive voice
trs {m} :: tuft, cluster, clump
trs {m} :: bunch, cluster
trsátko {n} :: plectrum, pick
trubač {m anim} :: bugler
trubadúr {m} :: troubadour
trubec {m} :: drone (male bee)
trubec {m} [colloquial] :: idler, loafer
trubice {f} :: tube
trubička {f} :: diminutive of trubice
trubka {f} :: bugle
trubka {f} :: trumpet (musical instrument)
trubka {f} :: pipe (hollow tube)
trubka {m} [colloquial] :: simpleton
trucovat {v impf} :: to sulk
trudomyslný {adj} :: gloomy
truhla {f} :: chest (strong box)
truhlář {m anim} :: carpenter (making furniture, window frames, and doors)
truchlit {v impf} :: to mourn
truchlivý {adj} :: mournful (in a sad state)
truchlivý {adj} :: mournful (causing sadness)
trumf {m} :: trump (card of the outranking suit)
trumfy {noun} :: trump [US], trumps [UK] (suit)
trumpeta {f} :: trumpet (musical instrument)
trumpetista {m} :: trumpeter (person who plays a trumpet)
trumpetistka {f} :: female trumpeter
trůn {m} :: throne
trup {m} :: torso, trunk, body
trvale {adv} :: permanently
trvale udržitelný rozvoj {m} [agriculture, ecology] :: sustainable development
trvalka {f} [botany] :: perennial, perennial plant
trvalý {adj} :: permanent
trvání {n} :: duration (amount of time)
trvanlivost {f} :: durability
trvat {v impf} :: to last (to endure, continue over time)
trvat {v impf} :: to insist
trychtýř {m} :: funnel (vessel)
trypanozoma {f} :: trypanosome
tryptofan {m} :: tryptophan
tryska {f} :: nozzle
tržiště {n} :: marketplace
tržní {adj} [relational] :: market
tržní hospodářství {n} :: market economy
tržní kapitalizace {f} :: market capitalization
tržní riziko {n} :: market risk
tržní selhání {n} :: market failure
třáseň {f} :: fringe (decorative border)
třasořitka {m} [colloquial] :: coward
třást {v impf} :: to shake
třást {v impf} :: to tremble
třást se {v impf} :: reflexive of třást
třeba {adv} :: necessary, needed
třeba {adv} :: maybe
třeba {adv} [colloquial] :: for instance, say
třeba {conj} [archaic or literary] :: although
třebaže {conj} :: albeit, although
Třebová {prop} {f} :: any of multiple municipalities in the Czech Republic
třemen {m inan} :: alternative form of třmen
třenák {m} [colloquial] :: premolar
tření {n} :: friction
třenový zub {m} :: premolar
třepetat {vt impf} [with instrumental] :: to flutter, to flap
třepit {v impf} :: to fray, to split
třepit {v impf} :: to cause to fray
třes {m} :: tremor, shake
třesot {m} :: tremble, tremor, shudder
třešeň {f} :: cherry (tree)
třešně {f} :: cherry (fruit)
třešnička {f} :: diminutive of třešně
třešnička na dortu {f} :: the icing on the cake
třešňový {adj} [relational] :: cherry
třeťák {m} [colloquial] :: a third grader
třetí {adj} :: third
třetihorní {adj} :: Cenozoic
třetihory {fp} :: Cenozoic
třetí mocnina {f} :: cube (arithmetic: number raised to the third power)
třetina {f} :: third (one of three equal parts of a whole)
třetí odmocnina {f} [arithmetic] :: cube root
třetí osoba {f} :: third person
třetí pád {m} [grammar] :: dative, dative case
třetí strana {f} :: third party
třetit {v impf} :: to third (divide into thirds)
třezalka {f} :: St John's wort, hypericum
třezalka tečkovaná {f} :: St John's wort (Hypericum perforatum)
tři {num} :: three
tří- {prefix} :: three
třiadvacet {num} :: twenty-three (23)
třiadvacetiletý {adj} :: twenty-three-year-old
třicátník {m} :: tricenarian
třicátý {adj} :: thirtieth
třicet {num} :: thirty (30)
třicet čtyři {num} :: thirty-four (34)
třicet devět {num} :: thirty-nine (39)
třicet dva {num} :: thirty-two (32)
třicetiletý {adj} :: thirty-year
třicetina {f} :: thirtieth (one of thirty equal parts of a whole)
třicetiprocentní {adj} :: thirty-percent, 30%
třicet jedna {num} :: thirty-one (31)
třicetkrát {adv} :: thirty times
třicet osm {num} :: thirty-eight (38)
třicet pět {num} :: thirty-five (35)
třicet sedm {num} :: thirty-seven (37)
třicet šest {num} :: thirty-six (36)
třicet tři {num} :: thirty-three (33)
třicítka {f} :: thirty
třičtvrtě {f} :: three quarters
tři čtvrtě na {phrase} :: quarter to
tříčtvrtka {f} [rugby] :: center
tříčtvrtka {f} [rugby] :: position of center
tříčtvrtka {f} :: three-quarter brick
třída {f} :: class (group sharing attributes)
třída {f} :: class (group of students taught together)
třída {f} :: classroom
třída {f} :: avenue (broad street)
třída {f} :: class (category of seats in an airplane or train)
třída {f} [taxonomy] :: class
třída {f} [programming] :: class
třída ekvivalence {f} :: equivalence class
třídění {n} :: sorting
třídění {n} :: categorization, classification
třídění odpadu {noun} :: waste sorting
třídit {v impf} :: to sort (to separate according to certain criteria)
třídní {adj} [relational] :: class
třídní boj {m} :: class struggle
tříhlavý {adj} :: three-headed
třikrát {adv} :: three times
tříletý {adj} :: three-year
tříletý {adj} :: three-year-old
třináct {num} :: thirteen (13)
třináctiletý {adj} :: thirteen-year-old
třináctiprocentní {adj} :: thirteen-percent, 13%
třináctkrát {adv} :: thirteen times
třináctý {adj} :: thirteenth
třípětinový {adj} [relational] :: three-fifths
tříprocentní {adj} :: three-percent, 3%
tříska {f} :: splinter (piece of material)
třískat {v impf} :: to bang
třískat {v impf} :: to slam
třísknout {v pf} :: to bang
třísknout {v pf} :: to slam
tříslo {n} :: groin
tříslo {n} :: tanbark (for tanning hides)
tři sta {num} :: three hundred
třístý {adj} :: three-hundredth
tříštit {v impf} :: to smash
tříštit {v impf} :: to smash
třít {v impf} :: to rub
třítýdenní {adj} :: three-week
třmen {m inan} :: stirrup (footrest)
třmínek {m inan} [anatomy] :: stapes
třpyt {m inan} :: glitter, glisten, glister
třpytit {v impf} :: to glitter, to glisten, to sparkle
třpytivý {adj} :: sparkling, shimmering, glittering
tsunami {f} :: tsunami
tu {adv} [colloquial or dialectal] :: here
tuba {f} :: tube (a cylindrical container)
tuba {f} :: tuba (a large brass musical instrument)
tuberkulóza {f} :: tuberculosis
tuberkulózní {adj} :: tuberculous
tubička {f} :: diminutive of tuba
tucet {m} :: dozen
tuctový {adj} :: mediocre, ordinary, commonplace
tučňák {m anim} :: penguin
tučňák císařský {m} :: emperor penguin (largest penguin)
tučný {adj} :: fatty (containing fat)
tučný {adj} :: bold (of a typeface)
tudíž {adv} :: hence, as a result, therefore
tudy {adv} :: this way
tudy {adv} :: that way
tuha {f} :: graphite (mineral)
tuhnout {vi impf} :: to solidify (to become solid)
tuhý {adj} :: solid (in the state of being a solid)
tuhý {adj} :: rigid
ťuhýk {m} :: shrike
tucha {f} :: presentiment, intuition
túje {f} :: thuja
tuk {m} :: fat
tukan {m} :: toucan
tuková buňka {f} :: fat cell, adipocyte
tuková tkáň {f} :: adipose tissue, fatty tissue
tukový {adj} :: fat (of or pertaining to fat)
tulák {m} :: wanderer
tuleň {m} :: earless seal, true seal
tulení {adj} [relational] :: earless seal's
tulipán {m} :: tulip
tulit {v impf} :: to snuggle, cuddle, nestle
ťululum {noun} :: dunce
Ťumeň {prop} {m} :: Ťumeň (city)
tumor {m} :: tumor
tumpachový {adj} [colloquial] :: confused
tůň {f} :: pool (in a river)
tuna {f} :: ton (unit of weight)
tuňák {m} :: tuna
tundra {f} :: tundra (flat and treeless arctic biome)
tunel {m} :: tunnel
tunika {f} :: tunic (clothing)
Tunis {prop} {m} :: Tunis (capital city)
Tunisan {m anim} :: Tunisian (person)
Tunisanka {f} :: female Tunisian
Tunisko {prop} {n} :: Tunisia
tuniský {adj} :: Tunisian, of Tunisia
tůňka {f} :: diminutive of tůně
tunýlek {m} :: diminutive of tunel
tupec {m} :: bonehead, dimwit, dummy
tupoň {m} :: bonehead, dimwit, dummy
tupoun {m} :: bonehead, dimwit, dummy
tupozrakost {f} :: amblyopia
tupozraký {adj} :: amblyopic
tupý {adj} :: blunt, dull
tupý {adj} [colloquial] :: dumb (stupid)
tupý jako poleno {adj} [simile] :: thick as a brick, stupid
tupý úhel {m} :: obtuse angle
tur {m} :: bovine
túra {f} [colloquial] :: trip
turbína {f} :: turbine
turbo {n} :: turbo
turbodmychadlo {n} :: turbocharger
turbulentní {adj} :: turbulent
turbulentní proudění {n} :: turbulent flow
tur domácí {m} :: cattle
turecká káva {f} :: Coffee prepared by placing powdered roast coffee beans in a cup and pouring boiling water over them
turecká šavle {f} :: scimitar
Turecko {prop} {n} :: Turkey
turecký {adj} :: Turkish
turecký med {m} :: A sweet made from honey, sugar, egg white, and nuts
turečtina {f} :: Turkish (language)
Turek {m anim} :: Turk (person)
Turín {prop} {m} :: Turín (city)
Turíňan {m} :: person from Turin
Turingův stroj {m} [computing theory] :: Turing machine
turismus {m} :: tourism
turista {m anim} :: tourist
turistický {adj} [relational] :: tourist
turistika {f} :: tourism
turistka {f} :: female tourist
Turkmen {m anim} :: Turkmen, Turkoman, Turkman (person)
Turkmenistán {prop} {m inan} :: Turkmenistan
Turkmenka {f} :: female Turkmen
turkmenský {adj} :: Turkmen
turkmenština {f} :: Turkmen (Oghuz Turkic language of the Turkmen people spoken mostly in Turkmenistan)
turkologie {f} :: Turkish studies
Turkyně {f} :: female Turk (female person)
turmalín {m} :: tourmaline
turnaj {m inan} :: tournament
turné {n} :: tour (of performances, exhibition games etc)
Turnerův syndrom {m} :: Turner syndrome
turpan {m anim} :: scoter
tuří {adj} :: bovine
tuřín {m} :: swede
tušení {n} :: verbal noun of tušit
tušení {n} :: clue, idea, notion
tušit {v impf} :: to suspect
tutti {n} [card games] :: triple raise (multiplies the current stake by 8)
Tuvalan {m} :: Tuvaluan (person)
tuvalský {adj} :: Tuvaluan, of Tuvalu
Tuvalu {prop} :: Tuvalu
tuze {adv} :: very
tuze {adv} :: lot, a lot
tuzemsko {n} :: this country
tuzemský {adj} :: domestic (internal to a specific country)
tužba {f} :: desire
tužka {f} :: pencil
tužtička {f} :: diminutive of tužka
-tva {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a feminine noun, usually denoting an action
tvar {m} :: shape (appearance or outline)
tvar {m} :: shape (figure)
tvargle {m inan} [usually, plurale tantum, colloquial, colloquial] :: Olomouc cheese, a kind of ripened soft cheese, characteristic with its strong scent, distinctive pungent taste and yellowish colour, nowadays made in the town of Loštice, the Czech Republic
tvárnost {f} :: plasticity
tvárný {adj} :: shapeable
tvaroh {m inan} :: quark (a soft creamy cheese)
tvarosloví {n} [linguistics] :: morphology
tvarůžek {m inan} :: diminutive of tvaroh
tvarůžek {m inan} :: a single piece of Olomouc cheese
tvarůžky {m inan} [usually, plurale tantum] :: Olomouc cheese, a kind of ripened soft cheese with a strong scent, distinctive pungent taste and yellowish colour, nowadays made in the town of Loštice in the Czech Republic
tvář {f} :: face
tvář {f} :: cheek
tvářet {vt impf} [manufacturing] :: to form
tvářička {f} :: diminutive of tvář
tvářit {v impf} :: to grimace
tvíd {m} :: tweed
tvoje {pron} :: your
tvor {m} :: creature
tvorba {f} :: creation
tvorba {f} :: production
tvoreček {m} :: diminutive of tvor
tvoření {n} :: verbal noun of tvořit
tvoření {n} :: creation (act of creation)
tvořit {v impf} :: to create
tvořit {v impf} :: to make (to create)
tvořit {v impf} :: to make up, to form, to constitute
tvořivost {f} :: creativity
tvořivý {adj} :: creative
tvrdé patro {n} :: hard palate
tvrdit {v impf} :: to assert (to declare with assurance or plainly and strongly)
tvrdit {v impf} :: to harden (to make something hard(er))
tvrdnout {v impf} :: to harden, to get hard, to become hard
tvrdohlavě {adv} :: stubbornly
tvrdohlavost {f} :: stubbornness
tvrdohlavý {adj} :: hardheaded, stubborn
tvrdost {f} :: hardness
tvrdý {adj} :: hard (resistant to pressure)
tvrdý {adj} :: difficult, hard (demanding a lot of effort to endure)
tvrdý znak {m} :: hard sign
tvrz {f} [historic] :: fort
tvrzení {n} :: verbal noun of tvrdit
tvrzení {n} :: assertion
tvrzení {n} :: allegation
tvůj {pron} [possessive pronoun] :: your, yours, thy, thine (2nd-person familiar, singular only)
tvůrce {m} :: creator
tvůrčí {adj} :: creative
tvůrkyně {f} :: female creator
twist {m} :: twist (dance)
ty {pron} [personal] :: you (second person singular)
ty bláho {phrase} :: holy smoke (an expression of surprise)
ty brďo {phrase} :: holy smoke (an expression of surprise)
tyč {f} :: rod (a straight, round stick, shaft, bar, cane, or staff)
tyčinka {f} [anatomy] :: rod
tyčinka {f} :: stick
týden {m inan} :: week
týdeník {m} :: weekly periodical
týdenní {adj} :: weekly
týdně {adv} :: a week, per week
tyfus {m} [pathology] :: typhus
tygr {m} :: tiger
tygří {adj} :: tiger
tygřice {f} :: tigress
tygříček {m anim} :: diminutive of tygr
tygříček {m anim} :: avadavat
tygřík {m} :: diminutive of tygr
ty jo {phrase} :: holy smoke (an expression of surprise)
tykadlo {n} :: feeler, antenna
tykat {v} :: to address with the informal T-form
týkat {v impf} :: to relate, to pertain (to have a connection)
týkat {v impf} :: to concern oneself with something (to be of importance to)
tykev {f} :: pumpkin
ty kráso {phrase} :: holy smoke (an expression of surprise)
tyl {m inan} :: tulle
týl {m} :: occiput
týlní {adj} :: occipital
týlní kost {f} [skeleton] :: occipital bone
týlní lalok {m} :: occipital lobe
tým {m inan} :: team
tymián {m} :: thyme (seasoning)
tymin {m} :: alternative spelling of thymin
tympán {m} :: kettledrum
Týna {prop} {f} :: A pet form of the female given names Justýna, Kristýna and Valentýna
typ {m} [programming] :: type
týpek {m} [colloquial] :: guy, dude (a man)
typický {adj} :: typical
typografický {adj} :: typographical
typografie {f} :: typography
týrání {n} :: Maltreatment
tyranie {f} :: tyranny (form of government)
tyranosaurus {m} :: tyrannosaurus
tyranosauří {adj} :: tyrannosaurus
tyranovec {m anim} :: alot of birds from genus Tyrannidae, for example from genuses Agriornis, Onychorhynchus, Sayornis and much more
týrat {v impf} :: To torment, brutalize
týrat {v impf} :: To harass, bully
tyrkys {m} :: turquoise (gem)
tyrkysový {adj} :: turquoise (color)
tyroiditida {f} :: thyroiditis (inflammation of the thyroid gland)
Tyrolák {m} [colloquial] :: Tyrolean, Tyrolese
Tyrolan {m} :: Tyrolean, Tyrolese
Tyrolsko {prop} {n} :: Tyrolsko (state)
Týros {prop} {m} :: Tyre (ancient sea port and city state of Phoenecia, in the present day Lebanon)
tyrosin {m} :: tyrosine
tyrozin {m} :: tyrosine
ty vado {phrase} :: holy smoke (an expression of surprise)
ty vogo {phrase} :: holy smoke (an expression of surprise)
ty vole {interj} :: damn; shit (An expression of dismay)
ty vole {interj} :: the hell (used as an intensifier)
týž {pron} :: same (the same thing)
tzatziki {n} :: tzatziki (an appetizer made from yoghurt, cucumber, garlic, olive oil, dill or mint)
tzn. {phrase} :: abbreviation of to znamená: i.e.
tzv. {adj} :: abbreviation of takzvaný: so-called