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ň {letter} :: letter
-na {suffix} :: from nouns forms nouns referring to places
na- {prefix} :: A prefix, often used where English would use a phrasal verb with on
na {prep} :: on, onto (direction, + accusative case)
na {prep} :: on (location, + locative case)
na {prep} :: to, (direction, + accusative case, used only with certain places (do + genitive is more common))
na {prep} :: at, in (location, + locative case, used only with certain places (v is more common))
na {prep} :: for (purpose, + accusative case)
na {prep} :: at (in the direction of, + accusative case)
naběračka {f} :: ladle
nabídka {f} :: offer
nabídka {f} :: supply
nabídka {f} :: menu
nabídkový {adj} :: offer
nabídkový {adj} :: supply
nabídnout {v pf} :: to offer
nabíječka {f} :: charger (a device that charges or recharges)
nabíjet {v impf} :: imperfective form of nabít
na bíledni {adv} :: obvious, self-evident, clear
nabíledni {adv} :: obvious, self-evident, clear
nabít {v pf} :: to charge (to cause to take on an electric charge)
nabízet {v impf} :: to offer
nabízet {v impf} :: to market (to make products available for sale and promoting them)
náboj {m} :: cartridge (firearms)
náboj {m} :: charge (physics)
nábojnice {f} :: (ammunition) cartridge case, cartridge shell
nabonzovat {v pf} :: to rat out
náboženský {adj} :: religious
náboženský řád {m} :: religious order
náboženství {n} :: religion
nábřeží {n} :: bank
nábytek {m} :: furniture
nácek {m} :: Nazi
nacionalismus {m} :: nationalism
nacionalista {m} :: nationalist
nacionalistický {adj} :: nationalist, nationalistic
nacionální {adj} :: national
nacismus {m} :: Nazism
nacista {m} :: Nazi
nacistický {adj} :: Nazi
nacistka {f} :: female Nazi
náctiletý {adj} :: teenage
nač {contraction} :: contraction of na + co
načasování {n} :: timing
načasovat {v pf} :: to time (choose the time for)
načechrat {v pf} :: to fluff, fluff up
náčelník {m} :: chief (leader of a tribe)
náčelník {m} :: chief (head of an organization)
načíst {v pf} :: to load (to read (data or a program) from a storage medium into computer memory)
náčrt {m inan} :: sketch (quick drawing)
načrtnout {v pf} :: to outline
načrtnout {v pf} :: to sketch, draft
nad- {prefix} :: super-, over- (above, or higher)
nad {prep} :: above
Naďa {prop} {f} :: given name
nadace {f} :: foundation (nonprofit organization)
nadále {adv} :: still (at the time, no less than before)
nadále {adv} :: henceforth
nadání {n} :: talent (potential or factual ability)
nadaný {adj} :: talented
nadarmo {adv} :: in vain, futilely
nadat {v impf} :: to tell someone off
nadávat {v impf} :: to curse (to speak a vulgar curse)
nadávat jako špaček {v} :: to curse a lot
nadávka {f} :: curse (vulgar epithet)
nadbytečně {adv} :: redundantly, superfluously
nadbytečný {adj} :: redundant, superfluous
nadbytečný {adj} :: spare
nadbytek {m} :: surplus (that which remains when use or need is satisfied, or when a limit is reached)
nadčasový {adj} :: timeless, ageless, supertemporal
nadčlověk {m} :: übermensch, superman, overman
nade- {prefix} :: A prefix, sometimes used instead of nad- in front of a consonant
nádech {m inan} :: inspiration, breathing in
nadechnout {v pf} :: to inhale
naděje {f} :: hope
naděje umírá poslední {proverb} :: while there's life, there's hope
nadějně {adv} :: promisingly
nadějný {adj} :: promising (showing promise, and likely to develop in a desirable fashion)
nadějný {adj} :: hopeful
Naděnka {prop} {f} :: given name
Naděžda {prop} {f} :: given name
nádhera {f} :: splendor
nádhera {f} :: beauty
nádherný {adj} :: gorgeous, beautiful
nadhlavník {m} :: zenith (in the sky above an observer)
nadhled {m} :: perspective, bigger picture
nadhled {m} :: bird's-eye view
nadhodnotit {v pf} :: to overvalue
nadhoz {m} :: pitch (the act of pitching a baseball)
nadcházející {adj} :: upcoming
nadchnout {vt pf} :: to cause enthusiastic reception; to make enthusiastic about
nadchod {m} :: pedestrian overpass
nad-já {n} :: alternative spelling of nadjá
nadjá {n} :: superego
nadjezd {m} :: overpass
nadkoule {f} :: hypersphere
nadkvádr {m} :: hypercuboid
nadledvinky {f} {p} :: adrenal gland
nadlidský {adj} :: superhuman (beyond what is possible for a human being)
nadloktí {n} :: The part of arm between elbow and shoulders
nadměrně {adv} :: excessively
nadměrný {adj} :: excessive
nadmnožina {f} :: superset
nadmořská výška {f} :: altitude (the height measured from sea level up to any given point)
nadmořský {adj} :: above sea level
nadnárodní {adj} :: transnational
nadnesený {adj} :: exaggerated, magnified, amplified, aggrandized
nádoba {f} :: vessel (container)
nádobí {n} :: dishware, crockery
nadobro {adv} :: for good, forever
nadočnicový {adj} :: supraorbital (located immediately above the eye sockets, where in humans the eyebrows are located)
nádor {m inan} :: tumor
nádorový {adj} :: tumor
nadpis {m} :: heading (the title or topic of a document, article, chapter etc.)
nadpis {m} :: caption
nadporučík {m} :: first lieutenant
nadpřirozený {adj} :: supernatural
nádr {m} :: railway station
nádraží {n} :: station, railway station
nádražíčko {n} :: diminutive of nádraží
ňadro {n} :: breast (female organ)
nadrobno {adv} :: finely
nadrotmistr {m} :: first sergeant
nadrovina {f} :: hyperplane
na druhou stranu {adv} :: on the other hand
nádrž {f} :: reservoir
nádrž {f} :: basin
nádrž {f} :: tank (closed container for liquids or gases)
nadržený {adj} :: horny, randy (sexually aroused)
nadsazený {adj} :: exaggerated, overstated, overestimated, inflated
nadsázka {f} :: hyperbole
nad slunce jasný {adj} :: crystal clear
nadšeně {adv} :: enthusiastically
nadšenec {m} :: enthusiast
nadšení {n} :: enthusiasm
nadšený {adj} :: enthusiastic
nadtřída {f} :: superclass
nadutý {adj} :: haughty, conceited
nadužívání {n} :: overuse
nadvláda {f} :: domination
nádvoří {n} :: A courtyard
nadýmání {n} :: verbal noun of nadýmat
nadýmání {n} :: flatulence
nadzvukový {adj} :: supersonic
naformátovat {v pf} :: to format
nafoukanec {m} :: bighead (a person having an inflated opinion of himself)
nafoukaný {adj} :: conceited
nafoukat {v impf} :: to blow
nafouknout {v pf} :: to blow up, to inflate
nafta {f} :: diesel fuel
nafta {f} :: petroleum (refined)
naftový {adj} :: petroleum
náfuka {m} :: bighead (person)
nahlas {adv} :: aloud, out loud (using one's voice)
nahlas {adv} :: loudly (at a high volume)
nahlásit {v pf} :: to report
náhle {adv} :: suddenly
náhlost {f} :: suddenness
náhlý {adj} :: sudden
náhoda {f} :: chance (random occurrence)
náhodička {f} :: diminutive of náhoda
nahodile {adv} :: accidentally, haphazardly, by chance, at random
nahodilý {adj} :: accidental, incidental, haphazard, random
náhodná proměnná {f} :: random variable
náhodná veličina {f} :: random variable
náhodně {adj} :: randomly
náhodně {adj} :: accidentally
náhodnost {f} :: randomness
náhodnostní algoritmus {m} :: randomized algorithm
náhodný {adj} :: random
náhodný {adj} :: casual
náhodný {adj} :: accidental
náhodný výběr {m} :: random sample
náhodou {adv} :: by accident
náhon {m} :: drive (of a motor)
Náhorní Karabach {prop} {m} :: Nagorno-Karabakh
náhorní plošina {f} :: plateau (a largely level expanse of land at a high elevation; tableland)
nahoru {adv} :: up, upward, upwards (in the direction away from earth’s centre)
nahoře {adv} :: up (in a higher position)
nahoře {adv} :: up (on top of something)
nahoře {adv} :: on top
nahoře {adv} :: up (in a good mood)
nahota {f} :: nudity (the state of being without clothing on the body)
náhrada {f} :: replacement, substitute
nahradit {v pf} :: to replace, to substitute
nahraditelný {adj} :: replaceable
náhradní {adj} :: spare (held in reserve)
náhradní díl {m} :: spare part
náhradník {m anim} :: substitute (person in sports)
nahrát {v pf} :: to upload
nahrát {v pf} :: to record
nahrávač {m} :: player assisting a goal by a successful pass or set
nahrávač {m} :: setter
nahrávat {v impf} :: imperfective form of nahrát
nahrávka {f} :: recording
nahrazení {n} :: replacement
nahrazovat {v impf} :: imperfective form of nahradit
náhrdelník {m} :: necklace
náhrobek {m} :: tombstone (stone on grave)
náhrobní {adj} :: sepulchral (related to grave)
nahromadění {n} :: accumulation, congestion (the act of gathering into a heap or mass)
na hrubý pytel hrubá záplata {proverb} :: a rude action deserves a rude reaction
nahuatl {m} :: Nahuatl, Aztec (language)
náhuatl {m} :: alternative spelling of nahuatl
náhubek {m} :: A muzzle (to prevent an animal from biting)
nahý {adj} :: naked
nacházet {v impf} :: imperfective form of najít
nacházet {v impf} :: to be (to occupy a place; to be located)
nachlazení {n} :: cold, common cold (illness)
Náchod {prop} {m} :: Náchod (town), located in the northeast Bohemia, lying in the valley of the river Metuje
nachový {adj} :: magenta
náchylnost {f} :: susceptibility
náchylný {adj} :: susceptible
nachystat {v pf} :: To prepare something, to get something ready
nainstalovat {v pf} :: to install
naivita {f} :: naivete, naivety
naivka {f} {m} :: naive person
naivně {adv} :: naively
naivněji {adv} :: comparative of naivně
naivnější {adj} :: comparative of naivní
naivní {adj} :: naive
naivnost {f} :: naivety, naiveness
najednou {adv} :: all of a sudden
najednou {adv} :: at once, at the same time, simultaneously, together
nájem {m} :: tenancy
nájem {m} :: rent (payment for an apartment or other equipment)
nájemce {m anim} :: tenant (one who pays a rent)
nájemkyně {f} :: female tenant (one who pays a rent)
nájemné {n} :: rent (payment for an apartment or other equipment)
nájemník {m anim} :: tenant
nájemní smlouva {f} :: rental contract
najemno {adv} :: finely
najít {v pf} :: to find
najmě {adv} :: especially, particularly
najmout {v pf} :: to hire
nakapat {v pf} :: To drip in or on something
nakapat {v pf} :: To drip something in or on something
nákaza {f} :: infection, contagion
nakazit {v pf} :: to infect
na každém šprochu pravdy trochu {proverb} :: Every statement contains a kernel of truth
nakažlivost {f} :: infectiousness, infectiveness, contagiousness
nakažlivý {adj} :: contagious, infectious, infective
náklad {m} :: load, cargo
náklad {m} :: cost, expense
nakladač {m} :: loader
náklaďák {m} :: truck (any motor vehicle designed for carrying cargo)
nakládat {v impf} :: to load (goods etc for transport)
nakládat {v impf} :: to plate (food)
nakládat {v impf} :: to pickle
nakládat {v impf} :: to treat, handle
nakladatelství {n} :: publisher, publishing house
nákladní vlak {m} :: freight train
nákladný {adj} :: expensive
náklady {noun} :: cost
náklady obětované příležitosti {noun} :: opportunity cost
náklady ušlé příležitosti {noun} :: opportunity cost
nakloněná rovina {f} :: inclined plane
náklonnost {f} :: affection, fondness
na koleně {phrase} :: In primitive conditions, without appropriate tools
na koleně {phrase} :: See: cs na koleno
nakonec {adv} :: in the end
nakouknout {v pf} :: (look) To peep
nakouknutí {n} :: (look) A peep
nákres {m} :: drawing (a picture, likeness, diagram or representation, usually drawn on paper)
nakreslit {v pf} :: to draw (a picture)
nákup {m} :: shopping
nákupní {adj} :: shopping
nákupní středisko {n} :: shopping center
nakupování {n} :: shopping
nakupovat {v impf} :: to shop; to go shopping
nakupovat {v impf} :: to shop around
nálada {f} :: mood (mental or emotional state, composure)
nálada {f} :: mood (disposition to do something)
naladit {v pf} :: to tune
naladit {v pf} :: to tune in
náladový {adj} :: moody (given to sudden or frequent changes of mind)
náledí {n} :: black ice (thin, dangeous slippery film of ice on a surface)
naléhavě {adv} :: urgently
naléhavost {f} :: urgency
naléhavý {adj} :: urgent
nalepit {v pf} :: to stick or attachto something
nálepka {f} :: sticker (adhesive label)
nálepka {f} :: label (a name given to something or someone to categorise them as part of a particular social group)
nálepkování {n} :: labeling (US), labelling (UK) (assigning a category name)
nálepkovat {v impf} :: to label (to give a label in order to categorise a person or thing)
nalepovat {v impf} :: imperfective form of nalepit
nálet {m} :: air raid
nález {m} :: finding, find
nalezenec {m} :: foundling
naleznout {v} :: to find
nalézt {v pf} :: to find
náležet {v impf} :: to belong to, to pertain to
na líc {adv} :: alternative spelling of nalíc
nalodit {v pf} :: to embark (on a boat or ship)
naložit {v pf} :: to load (goods etc for transport)
naložit {v pf} :: to plate (food)
naložit {v pf} :: to pickle
naložit {v pf} :: to treat, handle
námaha {f} :: effort, exertion, pains
namáhavý {adj} :: arduous, strenuous, difficult, exhausting
namakanec {m} :: muscleman (man with developed muscles)
namazat {v pf} :: to spread (to put butter or jam onto bread)
namazat si někoho na chleba {phrase} :: overpower somebody
naměkko {adv} :: made soft
naměkko {adv} :: affected, moved, touched
náměsíčnost {f} :: somnambulism, sleepwalking
náměstí {n} :: square (open space in a town)
náměstíčko {n} :: diminutive of náměstí
námět {m} :: topic, subject, theme
námět {m} :: suggestion, proposal
Namibie {prop} {f} :: Namibia
Namibijec {m anim} :: Namibian (person)
namibijský {adj} :: Namibian
na místě {adj} :: appropriate, in order
namísto {prep} ::  in lieu of, instead of, rather than
namítat {v impf} :: imperfective form of namítnout
námitka {f} :: objection
namítnout {v pf} :: to object
na mizině {adv} :: broke (lacking money)
namluvit {v pf} :: to delude somebody (by talking)
namluvit {v pf} :: to delude oneself
namluvit {v pf} :: to find, get, win (a boyfriend or girlfriend)
namluvit {v pf} :: to record (by speaking - on a tape, vinyl etc)
namluvit {v pf} :: to dub (a film)
námluvy {fp} :: courtship (act of wooing in love)
namnoze {adv} :: often
namočit {v pf} :: to get wet
namočit {v pf} :: to soak
namočit {v pf} :: to get involved
námořní {adj} :: naval (of or relating to a navy)
námořní {adj} :: nautical
námořnictvo {n} :: navy
námořník {m} :: sailor, seaman
námořní míle {f} :: nautical mile
námraza {f} :: hoarfrost (frozen dew drops)
namydlený {adj} :: soaped, covered with soap
namydlený {adj} :: screwed (beset with unfortunate circumstances)
namydlit {v} :: to soap (apply soap in washing)
namyšlenost {f} :: conceit
namyšlený {adj} :: conceited
naň {contraction} :: contraction of na + něj
nandej {m anim} :: nanday parakeet
nanejvýš {adv} :: at most
naneštěstí {adv} :: unfortunately
Nangá Parbat {prop} {m} :: Nanga Parbat
nano- {prefix} :: nano-
nanometr {m} :: nanometer, nanometre
nanosekunda {f} :: nanosecond
nanotechnologie {f} :: nanotechnology
nanuk {m} :: ice cream bar on a stick, often chocolate coated
naolejovat {v pf} :: to oil (lubricate with oil)
naopak {adv} :: the other way around, vice versa, conversely
na oplátku {adv} :: in return
nápad {m} :: idea (that came to mind)
napadat {v impf} :: imperfective form of napadnout
napadení {n} :: An attack, assault
napadení {n} :: An infestation
nápadně {adv} :: strikingly
nápadněji {adv} :: comparative of nápadně
nápadnější {adj} :: comparative of nápadný
nápadník {m} :: suitor, wooer, swain
napadnout {v pf} :: to occur (to come to the mind)
napadnout {vt pf} :: to attack, engage (to enter into conflict with an enemy)
napadnutelný {adj} :: challengeable, assailable
nápadný {adj} :: conspicuous
nápadný {adj} :: striking
napájet {v impf} :: to water (provide animals with water)
napájet {v impf} :: to feed (with electric energy etc)
napájet {v impf} :: to feed (with water)
napálit {v pf} :: to swindle, trick, outwit
naparfémovat {v} :: to perfume (to apply perfume to)
napasovat {v pf} :: (printing) to register
napěněný {adj} :: With a foamed surface
napětí {n} :: tension
napětí {n} :: voltage, tension
napínavý {adj} :: thrilling, gripping, taut
nápis {m inan} :: notice, inscription, legend, lettering
napjatý {adj} :: tense
napjatý jako struna {adj} :: very tense
naplácat {v pf} :: to smack, spank somebody
naplácat {v pf} :: to splash, daub
naplánovaný {adj} :: scheduled
naplánovaný {adj} :: planned
náplast {f} :: patch (adhesive piece worn on the skin)
náplast {f} :: band-aid, plaster
naplavenina {f} :: alluvium
naplavit {v pf} :: to deposit, wash up (mud, sand etc)
náplavový {adj} :: alluvial
náplň {f} :: refill (for ballpoint pens)
naplnění {n} :: fulfillment (satisfaction)
naplnit {v pf} :: to fill (of a container like bottle)
naplňovat {v impf} :: imperfective form of naplnit
napnout {v pf} :: to tense
napnutý jako struna {adj} :: very tense
nápodoba {f} :: imitation
napodobení {n} :: verbal noun of napodobit
napodobení {n} :: imitation
napodobenina {f} :: imitation (copy)
napodobit {v impf} :: to imitate
nápodobně {adv} :: same to you
napodobovat {v impf} :: imperfective form of napodobit
nápoj {m} :: beverage, drink
napojit {v pf} :: to connect (electric device, pipeline etc)
napojit {v pf} :: to connect (to the mains etc)
napojit {v pf} :: to get in touch (with an organisation etc)
napojit {v pf} :: to tap (a phone)
na pokraji {prep} :: on the brink of
Napoleon {prop} {m anim} :: Czech form of French given name "Napoléon", usually referring to Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon {prop} {m anim} :: A person behaving like Napoleon Bonaparte
napoleonský {adj} :: Napoleonic (referring to Napoleon Bonaparte)
napoleonský komplex {m inan} :: Napoleon complex
napomáhat {v} :: to aid
napomenout {v pf} :: to reprove, to rebuke
napomenutí {n} :: admonition
napomínat {v impf} :: to reprove, rebuke, reprimand
naposledy {adv} :: last time, last
nápověda {f} :: help
nápověda {f} :: prompter
napovědět {v pf} :: to prompt
napovídat {v impf} :: imperfective form of napovědět
napráskat {v} :: to beat up
napráskat {v} :: to rat out
naprášit {v pf} :: to beat up
naprášit {v pf} :: to tell on, to rat out
náprava {f} :: axle
náprava {f} :: correction
napravit {v} :: to rectify, to correct
napravitelný {adj} :: remediable, corrigible, reparable, rectifiable
napraviti {v} :: obsolete spelling of napravit
nápravné zařízení {n} :: correctional facility
naprogramovat {v pf} :: to program
naprosto {adv} :: absolutely, totally, entirely, completely
naprostý {adj} :: absolute
naproti {prep} :: opposite (facing, or across from)
náprstek {m} :: thimble (cap for the fingers)
např. {adv} :: abbreviation of například: e.g.
napříč {adv} :: across, crosswise
například {adv} :: for instance, for example
napsat {v pf} :: to write
narace {f} :: narrative
náramek {m} :: bracelet (a band or chain worn around the wrist)
náramkové hodinky {noun} :: wristwatch
narativní {adj} :: narrative
náraz {m} :: impact (collision)
narazit {v pf} :: to chance (to discover by chance)
narazit {v pf} :: to bump into
nárazník {m} :: (railways) buffer
nárazník {m} :: (car) bumper
nárazník {m} :: cushion
nárazový {adj} :: impact
nárazový {adj} :: gusty
narážet {v impf} :: imperfective form of narazit
narážka {f} :: innuendo
narážka {f} :: allusion
narcis {m} :: daffodil (flower)
narcis {m} :: narcissus
Narcis {prop} {m} :: Narcissus
narcisismus {m} :: narcissism
narcismus {m} :: narcissism
narcista {m} :: narcissist
Narkissos {prop} {m} :: Narcissus
narkolepsie {f} :: narcolepsy (sleeping disorder)
narkoman {m} :: drug addict, junkie
narkomanka {f} :: female drug addict, junkie
narkóza {f} :: general anesthesia
náročný {adj} :: demanding, difficult, challenging
národ {m} :: people, nation
národ {m} :: ethnic group, ethnicity
narodit {v pf} :: to be born
národní {adj} :: national
národní hymna {f} :: national anthem
národní obrození {n} :: national revival
národní park {m} :: national park (national park)
národnost {f} :: (ethnicity) nationality
národovecký {adj} :: nationalistic
nárok {m} :: claim
nárokovat {v impf} :: to claim
narovnat {v pf} :: to straighten
narozdíl {phrase} :: only used in narozdíl od
na rozdíl od {prep} :: unlike
narozdíl od {prep} :: alternative form of na rozdíl od
narození {n} :: verbal noun of narodit
narození {n} :: birth (instance of childbirth)
narozeniny {f} :: birthday (anniversary)
narozený {adj} :: born (given birth to)
narozky {f} :: birthday (anniversary of the day on which someone is born)
nárt {m} :: instep (the arched part of the top of the foot between the toes and the ankle)
na ruby {adv} :: alternative spelling of naruby
naruby {adv} :: inside out
nárůdek {m} :: diminutive of národ
nárůst {m} :: increase
narušení {n} :: verbal noun of narušit
narušení {n} :: disturbance, disruption, interference
narušený {adj} :: disturbed (showing symptoms of mental illness, severe psychosis, or neurosis)
narušovat {v impf} :: imperfective form of narušit
narval {m anim} :: narwhal (cetacean)
narvalí {adj} :: narwhal, narwhal's
narvat {v} :: to ram in
narvat {v} :: to cram, jam-pack, stuff
narvat {v} :: to pluck, pick
nárys {m inan} :: front elevation (a two-dimensional drawing of a three-dimensional object from the position of a vertical plane in front the object)
narýsování {n} :: verbal noun of narýsovat
narýsování {n} :: technical drawing (single act of producing one or more technical drawings)
narýsovat {v pf} :: to draw (produce one or more technical drawings)
nářadí {n} :: tools
nářečí {n} :: dialect
nářeční {adj} :: dialectal
nářek {m} :: moan (a low cry of pain)
nařídit {v pf} :: to order, to command
nařízení {n} :: verbal noun of nařídit
nařízení {n} :: regulation
nařknout {v pf} :: to accuse, charge, denounce
násada {f} :: handle, shaft
nasadit {v pf} :: to deploy (people)
nasadit {v pf} :: to put on, stick on, fix
nasáklý {adj} :: soaked, sodden, drenched
nasální {adj} :: alternative form of nazální
nasazení {n} :: deployment
násep {m} :: causeway
násep {m} :: embankment, dike
nashle {interj} :: bye bye
na shledanou {phrase} :: goodbye
nashledanou {phrase} :: alternative form of na shledanou
Nashova rovnováha {f} :: Nash equilibrium
násilí {n} :: violence
násilník {m} :: rapist
násilnit {v impf} :: to rape
násilný {adj} :: violent (involving physical conflict)
následek {m} :: consequence (of a cause)
následně {adv} :: consequently
následně {adv} :: subsequently
následník {m} :: successor
následovat {v impf} :: to follow
následovně {adv} :: as follows
následovník {m} :: disciple (a person who learns from another, especially one who then teaches others)
následující {adj} :: following, subsequent
naslouchat {v impf} :: listen
nasměrovat {v pf} :: to direct (somewhere)
nasnadě {adv} :: pretty obvious, seemingly reasonable
nasnídat {v pf} :: to breakfast
násobek {m} :: multiple (mathematics)
násobení {n} :: multiplication
násobit {v impf} :: to multiply (to perform multiplication)
násoska {f} :: siphon (bent pipe or tube with one end lower than the other serving to moves liquid from one reservoir to another)
násoska {f} :: drunkard (an addict to alcohol)
nasraný {adj} :: pissed, pissed off, angry
nasrat {v pf} :: to piss off (to anger)
nastávající {adj} :: prospective
nastávat {v impf} :: imperfective form of nastat
nastavení {n} :: settings
nastavený {adj} :: set, configured, adjusted
nastavený čas {m} :: set time (on a clock or watch)
nastavený čas {m} :: injury time
nastavit {v pf} :: to set (to adjust)
nastavitelný {adj} :: adjustable
nástěnka {f} :: bulletin board, notice board, pinboard
nástěnkář {m} :: someone who takes care of the content of a bulletin board
nástěnný {adj} :: wall, mural (hanging on a wall)
nastínit {v pf} :: to sketch (to describe a person, or an incident, briefly, and with very few details)
nastoupit {v pf} :: to get on (to enter a vehicle)
nástroj {m inan} :: tool
nástroj {m inan} :: instrument (music)
nástrojař {m anim} :: toolmaker
nástrojář {m} :: alternative form of nástrojař
nástup {m} :: getting on (entering a vehicle)
nástup {m} :: muster (of soldiers)
nástupce {m} :: successor
nástupiště {n} :: platform (structure for waiting for a train)
nástupkyně {f} :: female successor
nastupovat {v impf} :: imperfective form of nastoupit
nasvědčovat {v impf} :: to suggest, indicate
násyp {m inan} :: alternative form of násep
nasypat {v pf} :: pour (into or onto something)
náš {pron} :: our, ours
našeho letopočtu {phrase} :: (of the) Common Era
našeptávání {n} :: autocompletion
naštěstí {adv} :: luckily, fortunately
naštvaný {adj} :: upset, mad, angry
naštvat {v pf} :: to annoy, irritate
nať {f} :: The aboveground parts of an herb
natáhnout {v pf} :: to stretch (lengthen by pulling)
natáhnout {v pf} :: to wind (a watch or clock)
natáhnout {v pf} :: to lie down
natáhnout {v pf} :: to hit (another person)
natáhnout {v pf} :: to defraud somebody
natahovat {v impf} :: imperfective form of natáhnout
Natálie {prop} {f} :: given name
Natálka {prop} {f} :: given name
Nataša {prop} {f} :: given name
nátělník {m} :: singlet, undershirt, wife-beater
nátěr {m} :: coating, coat
nátěr {m} :: paint
nátěr {m} :: beating, defeat
natírat {v impf} :: imperfective form of natřít
nativní {adj} :: native
natolik {adv} :: so much, enough
na to šup {adv} :: in no time
natošup {adv} :: in no time
natož {conj} :: let alone
natrhnout někomu sako {phrase} :: to give someone what for, to do somebody over
natrhnout někomu sako {phrase} :: See: cs natrhnout někdo sako
natřít {v pf} :: to paint (to apply paint to)
nátura {f} :: nature, character
naturalismus {m} :: naturalism
natvrdlý {adj} :: little slow, little dense
natvrdo {adv} :: made hard
natvrdo {adv} :: remorselessly, openly (about speech)
natvrdo {adv} :: unsuspended (sentence)
-natý {suffix} :: Forms adjectives indicating plentiful presence of the referent of the base noun
-natý {suffix} :: Added at the end of the name of an electropositive component with an oxidation number of II in a compound
naučit {v pf} :: to teach
naučit {v pf} :: to learn
na úkor {prep} :: at the expense of
Nauru {prop} :: Nauru
nauruský {adj} :: Nauru, of Nauru
náušnice {f} :: earring
navazovat {v impf} :: imperfective form of navázat
navěky {adv} :: forever, for eternity
náves {f} :: village green
návěs {m} :: A semi-trailer
návěští {n} :: label (a named place in source code that can be jumped to using a GOTO or equivalent construct)
navíc {adv} :: extra, odd
navíc {adv} :: in addition, on top of that
navíc {adv} :: moreover, what's more
navigace {f} :: navigation
navigátor {m} :: navigator (person who navigates)
na vlastní pěst {prep} :: under one's own steam (unaided)
navlhčit {v pf} :: to moisten
návnada {f} :: bait (used in catching fish)
návnada {f} :: bait (anything that allures)
návod {m} :: manual, instructions
navonět {v} :: to perfume (to apply perfume to)
návrat {m} :: return (act of a person returning)
navrátit {v pf} :: to return
návratnost {f} :: return (gain or loss from an investment)
návrh {m} :: suggestion, proposal
návrh {m} :: design
návrhář {m anim} :: designer
navrhnout {v pf} :: to suggest, to propose
navrhnout {v pf} :: to design
navrhovat {v impf} :: imperfective form of navrhnout
návrhový vzor {m} :: design pattern
návsí {n} :: alternative form of náves
návštěva {f} :: visit
návštěvník {m} :: visitor
návštěvní kniha {f} :: guest book
navštěvovat {v impf} :: to visit
navštěvovat {v impf} :: to attend
navštívit {v pf} :: to visit
návyk {m} :: habit
návykový {adj} :: addictive
navzájem {adv} :: together (at the same time, in the same place, in close association)
navzdory {prep} :: in spite of, despite
navždy {adv} :: forever
nazální {adj} :: nasal
Nazaret {prop} {m} :: Nazaret (largest city)
nazdar {interj} :: hello
nazdařbůh {adv} :: aimlessly, haphazardly, at random
na zdraví {phrase} :: cheers (said before drinking)
na zdraví {phrase} :: bless you (said after sneezing)
název {m} :: title (of a book or other media)
název {m} :: name (of a chemical element)
nazkoušet {v pf} :: to rehearse (practice by repetition or recitation)
naznačit {v pf} :: to insinuate (to hint at something; to suggest or express an idea indirectly)
naznačovat {v impf} :: imperfective form of naznačit
náznak {m} :: indication, hint
názor {m inan} :: opinion
nazpaměť {adv} :: by heart
nazpátek {adv} :: back
nazpět {adv} :: back
názvosloví {n} :: terminology
nazývat {v impf} :: to call, to name
naživu {adv} :: alive
NDR {prop} {f} :: initialism of Německá demokratická republika
ne- {prefix} :: Used to negate verbs, adjectives, and adverbs. Akin to un-, non-, im-, ir-
ne {interj} :: no!
ne {particle} :: not
-né {suffix} :: forms nouns referring to fees relating to the base word
nealkoholický {adj} :: nonalcoholic (of a beverage, no more than trace amounts of alcohol)
neandertálec {m} :: Neanderthal (member of the now extinct species Homo neanderthalensis)
neandertálský {adj} :: Neanderthal (of or pertaining to Homines neanderthalenses)
neandrtálec {m} :: Neanderthal (member of the now extinct species Homo neanderthalensis)
neandrtálský {adj} :: Neanderthal (of or pertaining to Homines neanderthalenses)
Neapol {prop} {f} :: Neapol (province)
Neapol {prop} {f} :: Neapol (city)
Neapolec {m} :: Neapolitan (person from Naples)
Neapolitán {m} :: Neapolitan (person from Naples)
Neapolitánec {m} :: Neapolitan (person from Naples)
neapolský {adj} :: Neapolitan (pertaining to Naples)
neb {conj} :: or
neb {conj} :: because, as, since
nebe {n} :: sky
nebe {n} :: heaven (paradise)
nebe-peklo-ráj {m} :: cootie catcher
nebesa {noun} :: skies
nebesa {noun} :: heaven
nebeské těleso {n} :: celestial body, heavenly body
nebeský {adj} :: celestial, heavenly (relating to the heaven in a religious sense)
nebeský {adj} :: celestial (relating to the sky)
nebešťan {m anim} :: celestial
nebezpečí {n} :: danger
nebezpečí {n} :: peril (something that causes danger)
nebezpečný {adj} :: dangerous
nebezpečný {adj} :: risky
neběžet {v impf} :: negative of běžet (not to run)
nebíčko {n} :: diminutive of nebe
neblahý {adj} :: unfortunate, negative, detrimental
nebo {conj} :: or
nebo {conj} :: and/or
nebohý {adj} :: poor (of a person, to be pitied)
nebojácnost {f} :: fearlessness
nebojácný {adj} :: fearless
nebolestivý {adj} :: Painless, indolent
neboli {conj} :: or (connects two equivalent names)
neboť {conj} :: as, since, because
nebozez {m} :: gimlet (tool)
nebožka {f} :: female deceased (a dead person)
nebožtík {m} :: deceased (a dead person)
nebuď zvědavej, budeš brzo starej {proverb} :: curiosity killed the cat
nebulizátor {m} :: nebulizer
nebýt {v impf} :: negative of být
-nec {suffix} :: Appended to some country names to form a demonym
necelý {adj} :: less than, under
necestovat {v impf} :: negative of cestovat
necitlivý {adj} :: numb (without the power of sensation)
něco {pron} :: something
nečadivý {adj} :: sootless
nečas {m} :: bad weather
Nečas {prop} {m} :: A Czech surname
nečekaný {adj} :: unexpected
něčí {pron} :: someone's
nečinnost {f} :: inactivity
nečinný {adj} :: inactive
nečíslovaný {adj} :: unnumbered (not identified with a number)
nečitelný {adj} :: illegible
nedávno {adv} :: recently
nedávný {adj} :: recent
nedbale {adv} :: carelessly
nedbalost {f} :: carelessness, negligence
nedbalost {f} :: negligence
nedbalý {adj} :: negligent
nedefinovaný {adj} :: undefined
nedefinovatelnost {f} :: indefinability, undefinability
nedefinovatelný {adj} :: indefinable, undefinable
neděle {f} :: Sunday
nedělní {adj} :: Sunday
nedílný {adj} :: integral (not omittable or removable)
nedobytný {adj} :: impregnable, impenetrable, unassailable
nedoceněný {adj} :: unappreciated (not fully understood or valued)
nedocenitelný {adj} :: invaluable, priceless (very valuable or useful)
nedočkat {v pf} :: to not get to see or experience after a wait
nedočkavost {f} :: eager impatience
nedočkavý {adj} :: eagerly impatient
nedokazatelný {adj} :: unprovable
nedokonalost {f} :: imperfection (state)
nedokonalost {f} :: imperfection (fault, flaw)
nedokonalý {adj} :: imperfect
nedokonavý {adj} :: imperfective
nedokonavý vid {m} :: imperfective aspect
nedokončený {adj} :: unfinished
nedokromil {m} :: nedocromil
nedopalek {m} :: cigarette butt
nedorozumění {n} :: misunderstanding
nedosažitelný {adj} :: unattainable, unachievable
nedosažitelný {adj} :: unreachable
nedospělý {adj} :: immature
nedostatečně {adv} :: insufficiently
nedostatečnost {f} :: deficiency
nedostatečný {adj} :: insufficient
nedostatek {m inan} :: scarcity
nedostatek {m inan} :: lack, deficiency, shortage
nedostatek {m inan} :: defect, deficiency
nedostupnost {f} :: unavailability
nedostupný {adj} :: unavailable
nedostupný {adj} :: inaccessible, unattainable
nedostupný {adj} :: unobtainable
nedotčený {adj} :: untouched (remaining in its original, pristine state)
nedřevnatý {adj} :: herbaceous
nedůležitý {adj} :: unimportant
nedůvěra {f} :: distrust
nedůvěryhodný {adj} :: untrustworthy
nedůvěřivý {adj} :: distrustful (marked by distrust)
nedůvěřovat {v impf} :: to distrust
nedvěd {m} :: alternative form of medvěd
neefektivní {adj} :: inefficient
neelegantně {adv} :: inelegantly
neelegantní {adj} :: inelegant
neetický {adj} :: unethical
neeuklidovská geometrie {f} :: non-Euclidean geometry
neexistující {adj} :: nonexistent
nefachčenko {m} :: idler, loafer
nefér {adj} :: unfair (not just)
Nefertum {prop} {m} :: Nefertem
neformální {adj} :: informal
nefritický {adj} :: nephric, nephritic
nefritida {f} :: nephritis (inflammation of the kidney)
nefrolog {m} :: nephrologist
nefrologie {f} :: nephrology
nefron {m} :: nephron
nefróza {f} :: nephrosis
nefunkční požadavek {m} :: non-functional requirement
negace {f} :: negation
negativ {m} :: negative
negativně {adv} :: negatively
negativně binomické rozdělení {n} :: negative binomial distribution
negativní {adj} :: negative (not positive or neutral)
negativní {adj} :: negative (undesirable)
negativum {n} :: con (disadvantage)
negližé {n} :: négligée
negovat {v both} :: to negate
negr {m} :: nigger (negro person)
negramotnost {f} :: illiteracy
negramotný {adj} :: illiterate
nehas, co tě nepálí {proverb} :: Tentative: Heed your own problems, instead of problems of others
Nehemiáš {prop} {m} :: Nehemiah
nehet {m} :: nail, fingernail
nehmotný {adj} :: immaterial
nehoda {f} :: accident (mishap)
nehodný {adj} :: unworthy
nehořlavost {f} :: incombustibility
nehořlavý {adj} :: incombustible
nehumánní {adj} :: inhuman, inhumane
nehybný {adj} :: motionless
nechat {v pf} :: to leave (to not take away with oneself but leave as available for others)
nechat {v pf} :: to leave (to transfer responsibility or attention)
nechat {v pf} :: to let, allow
nechat být {v pf} :: to leave alone
nechat na holičkách {v} :: to leave in the lurch
nechat na pokoji {v pf} :: to leave alone
nechat ve štychu {v} :: to leave in the lurch (to abandon and leave in a difficult situation)
nechávat {v impf} :: imperfective form of nechat
nechodit {v impf} :: negative of chodit
nechráněný {adj} :: unprotected
nechť {particle} :: let (statement of requirement)
nechtě {adv} :: inadvertently
nechtěně {adv} :: inadvertently
nechtěný {adj} :: unwanted
nechtít {v impf} :: negative of chtít
nechutný {adj} :: disgusting
nechval dne před večerem {proverb} :: don't count your chickens before they're hatched
nechvalně známý {adj} :: infamous, notorious
Neipyijto {n} :: Neipyijto (capital city)
nej- {prefix} :: Used to form the superlative of adjectives and adverbs; similar to most and -est, as in nejdelší—the longest
nějak {adv} :: somehow
nějaký {pron} :: some (unspecified or unknown)
nejasný {adj} :: unclear
nejbělejší {adj} :: superlative of bílý
nejbezstarostněji {adv} :: superlative of bezstarostně
nejbližší {adj} :: superlative of blízký
nejbližší {noun} :: nearest and dearest
nejbolestivější {adj} :: superlative of bolestivý
nejbrutálnější {adj} :: superlative of brutální
nejčernější {adj} :: superlative of černý
nejčestněji {adv} :: superlative of čestně
nejdobráčtěji {adv} :: superlative of dobrácky
nejdobráčtější {adj} :: superlative of dobrácký
nejdostatečněji {adv} :: superlative of dostatečně
nejdražší {adj} :: superlative of drahý
nejdražší {noun} :: nearest and dearest
nejdrzeji {adv} :: superlative of drze
nejdrzejší {adj} :: superlative of drzý
nejdříve {adv} :: soonest, first, superlative of brzy
nejdřív povinnost, potom zábava {proverb} :: business before pleasure
nejdůvěřivější {adj} :: superlative of důvěřivý
nejedlý {adj} :: inedible
nejednotnost {n} :: disunity
nejedovatý {adj} :: nonvenomous, nontoxic, poisonless, nonpoisonous
nejen {adv} :: not only
nejet {v impf} :: negative of jet
nejextrémněji {adv} :: superlative of extrémně
nejgeniálněji {adv} :: superlative of geniálně
nejhašteřivěji {adv} :: superlative of hašteřivě
nejhezčí {adj} :: superlative of hezký
nejhodnější {adj} :: superlative of hodný
nejhorší {adj} :: superlative of špatný
nejchutnější {adj} :: superlative of chutný
nejistota {f} :: uncertainty
nejistý {adj} :: uncertain
nejistý {adj} :: insecure (uncomfortable)
nejít {v impf} :: negative of jít
nejít někomu něco pod fousy {phrase} :: not to be happy about something, not to like something
nejít někomu něco pod vousy {phrase} :: alternative form of nejít někomu něco pod fousy
nejjasněji {adv} :: superlative of jasně
nejkrásněji {adv} :: superlative of krásně
nejkrásnější {adj} :: superlative of krásný
nejlehčí {adj} :: superlative of lehký
nejlépe {adv} :: superlative of dobře
nejlepší inspirace je termín {phrase} :: a deadline is the best inspiration
nejlevnější {adj} :: superlative of levný
nejlibovolněji {adv} :: superlative of libovolně
nejlíp {adv} :: superlative of dobře
nejlogičtěji {adv} :: superlative of logicky
nejlogičtější {adj} :: superlative of logický
nejméně {adv} :: least
nejmenší {adj} :: superlative of malý
nejmilejší {adj} :: superlative of milý
nejmladší {adj} :: superlative of mladý
nejmoudřejší {adj} :: superlative of moudrý
nejnaivněji {adv} :: superlative of naivně
nejnaivnější {adj} :: superlative of naivní
nejnápadněji {adv} :: superlative of nápadně
nejnápadnější {adj} :: superlative of nápadný
nejnenápadnější {adj} :: superlative of nenápadný
nejnerozvážněji {adv} :: superlative of nerozvážně
nejneslyšněji {adv} :: superlative of neslyšně
nejnestydatěji {adv} :: superlative of nestydatě
nejnestydatější {adj} :: superlative of nestydatý
nejneúnavněji {adv} :: superlative of neúnavně
nejneúnavnější {adj} :: superlative of neúnavný
nejnezávisleji {adv} :: superlative of nezávisle
nejnižší {adj} :: superlative of nízký
nejpapežštější {adj} :: superlative of papežský
nejpejorativněji {adv} :: superlative of pejorativně
nejplynuleji {adv} :: superlative of plynule
nejpomalejší {adj} :: superlative of pomalý
nejprve {adv} :: first, firstly
nejraději {adv} :: superlative of rád
nejromantičtější {adj} :: superlative of romantický
nejrychlejší {adj} :: superlative of rychlý
nejsmělejší {adj} :: superlative of smělý
nejsmutnější {adj} :: superlative of smutný
nejstarší {adj} :: superlative of starý
nejstarší řemeslo {n} :: world's oldest profession (prostitution)
nejtajemněji {adv} :: superlative of tajemně
nejtajuplněji {adv} :: superlative of tajuplně
nejtajuplnější {adj} :: superlative of tajuplný
nejtěžší {adj} :: superlative of těžký
nejtišeji {adv} :: superlative of tiše
nejtišší {adj} :: superlative of tichý
nejtrapnější {adj} :: superlative of trapný
nejupřímněji {adv} :: superlative of upřímně
nejveselejší {adj} :: superlative of veselý
největší {adj} :: superlative of velký
nejvíce {adv} :: most
nejvnitřnější {adj} :: innermost
nejvýkonnější {adj} :: superlative of výkonný
nejvýše {adv} :: superlative of vysoko
nejvyšší {adj} :: superlative of vysoký Topmost
nejzáhadněji {adv} :: superlative of záhadně
nejzazší {adj} :: farthest
nejzdravější {adj} :: superlative of zdravý
nejznámější {adj} :: superlative of známý
někam {adv} :: somewhere (to some place)
někde {adv} :: somewhere
někdejší {adj} :: former (such that used to be but is no more)
někdo {pron} :: someone, somebody
někdy {adv} :: sometimes
neklidný {adj} :: restless
několik {num} :: several, a few
několikanásobně {adv} :: severalfold
několikanásobně {adv} :: multiply
několikanásobný {adj} :: multiple
několikrát {adv} :: several times
nekompromisní {adj} :: uncompromising
nekomunista {m} :: non-communist (person who is not a communist)
někomu spadla čelist {phrase} :: someone's jaw dropped, somebody was very surprised
nekonečno {n} :: infinity
nekonečnost {f} :: infiniteness
nekonečný {adj} :: infinite
nekontroverzní {adj} :: uncontroversial
nekonzistentní {adj} :: inconsistent
nekriticky {adv} :: uncritically
nekrobióza {f} :: necrobiosis (normal death of cells or tissues because of age-related changes)
nekrofilie {f} :: necrophilia
nekrolog {m} :: obituary (biography of a recently deceased person, written by a journalist and published in a newspaper)
nekromancie {f} :: necromancy
nekropole {f} :: necropolis
nekróza {f} :: necrosis (localized death of cells or tissue)
nektarinka {f} :: nectarine (fruit)
některý {pron} :: some, any
někudy {adv} :: some way, some direction
nekuřačka {f} :: female non-smoker
nekuřák {m} :: non-smoker
nekvést {v impf} :: negative of kvést
Nela {prop} {f} :: given name
neléčený {adj} :: untreated
nelegálně {adv} :: illegally
nelegální {adj} :: illegal
nelehký {adj} :: uneasy, difficult
neletět {v impf} :: negative of letět
nelibost {f} :: displeasure, resentment
nelidský {adj} :: inhuman, inhumane
nelichotivý {adj} :: unflattering
nelineární {adj} :: non-linear
Nelinka {prop} {f} :: given name
nelítostný {adj} :: ruthless, merciless
nelogický {adj} :: illogical
nemakačenko {m anim} :: idler, loafer
nemanželský {adj} :: illegitimate, born out of wedlock (born to unmarried parents)
nemanželský {adj} :: extramarital
němčina {f} :: German (language)
němčinář {m} :: teacher of German
Němčour {m} :: German (person)
Němec {m anim} :: German (person)
německé karty {noun} :: German playing cards, cards with German suits
Německo {prop} {n} :: Germany
německý {adj} :: German (relating to the country of Germany or to the German language)
německý ovčák {m} :: German Shepherd
němectví {n} :: Germanness
nemehlo {n} :: butterfingers
neměnný {adj} :: unchanging
nemilosrdně {adv} :: mercilessly
nemilosrdný {adj} :: merciless
nemít {v} :: negative of mít
nemít nejmenší tušení {v} :: to not have the slightest idea, not have the faintest idea, not have the foggiest idea
nemít páru {v} :: to have no idea, to not have the first idea
nemít šajn {v} :: to have no idea
nemít šajnu {v} :: to have no idea
nemít tucha {v} :: to have no idea, to not have the first idea
nemít tušení {v} :: to have no idea, to not have the first idea
nemít zdání {v} :: to have no idea, to not have the first idea
Němka {f} :: female German (female person)
nemluvě {conj} :: not to mention
nemluvňátko {n} :: diminutive of nemluvně
nemluvně {n} :: infant
nemoc {f} :: illness, disease
nemocnice {f} :: hospital
nemocniční {adj} :: hospital
nemocný {adj} :: ill
nemoc šílených krav {f} :: mad cow disease
němohra {f} :: pantomime, mime (form of acting without words)
nemorální {adj} :: immoral
nemorálnost {f} :: immorality
němota {f} :: muteness
nemotora {m} :: klutz, butterfingers (clumsy person)
nemotorný {adj} :: clumsy
nemoudrý {adj} :: unwise
nemovitost {f} :: real estate
nemožný {adj} :: impossible
nemusí pršet, jen když kape {proverb} :: every little helps
němý {adj} :: mute, dumb (not having the power of speech)
němý film {m} :: silent film
němý jako ryba {adj} :: utterly mute, dumb
nemyslící {adj} :: unthinking
nemyslící {adj} :: mindless
nemyslitelný {adj} :: unthinkable, inconceivable
nenahlášený {adj} :: unreported
nenahraditelný {adj} :: irreplaceable
nenápadnější {adj} :: comparative of nenápadný
nenapadnutelný {adj} :: unchallengeable, unassailable
nenápadný {adj} :: inconspicuous
nenasytný {adj} :: gluttonous
nenávidět {v impf} :: to hate
nenávist {f} :: hatred, hate
nenávist k ženám {f} :: misogyny (hatred or contempt for women)
nenést {v impf} :: negative of nést ("not to carry")
není-liž pravda {phrase} :: right, isn't it
není všechno zlato, co se třpytí {proverb} :: all that glitters is not gold
není zač {phrase} :: not at all, don't mention it
nenucený {adj} :: natural, unaffected, spontaneous, casual, nonchalant
nenulový {adj} :: nonzero
neoblíbenost {f} :: unpopularity
neoblíbený {adj} :: unpopular
neobnovitelný {adj} :: non-renewable
neobratný {adj} :: awkward
neobvyklý {adj} :: unusual
neobvyklý {adj} :: strange, peculiar
neobyčejný {adj} :: extraordinary
neobyvatelný {adj} :: uninhabitable
neoddělitelný {adj} :: inseparable
neodolatelnost {f} :: irresistibility
neodolatelný {adj} :: irresistible
neodpovědnost {f} :: irresponsibility
neodpovědný {adj} :: irresponsible
neodym {m} :: neodymium
neoféma {f} :: a parrot from a genus Neophema
neogén {m} :: Neogene
neohebný {adj} :: rigid, inflexible
neohebný {adj} :: uninflected
neohleduplný {adj} :: thoughtless, inconsiderate
neohrožený {adj} :: undaunted
neochota {f} :: unwillingness
neochotný {adj} :: unwilling
neoliberalismus {m} :: neoliberalism
neoliberalizmus {m} :: neoliberalism
neolit {m} :: Neolithic (the New Stone Age; from circa 8500 to 4500 BCE)
neolitický {adj} :: Neolithic
neologismus {m} :: neologism
neolomoucký {adj} :: not belonging to the city of Olomouc
neomezený {adj} :: unlimited
neomluvitelný {adj} :: inexcusable
neomylný {adj} :: infallible
neonacismus {m} :: neo-Nazism
neonacista {m} :: neo-Nazi
neopakovatelný {adj} :: unrepeatable
neopěvovaný {adj} :: unsung
neoprávněný {adj} :: unauthorized
neoprén {m} :: neoprene (synthetic rubber, a polymer of chloroprene, used in various consumer products)
neorientovaný graf {m} :: undirected graph
neosobní {adj} :: impersonal
neospravedlnitelný {adj} :: unjustifiable
neostrý {adj} :: blurred
neostrý {adj} :: non-strict (of an inequality, such that it includes the possibility of equality)
neotestovaný {adj} :: untested
neotřelý {adj} :: novel
neozbrojený {adj} :: unarmed (not carrying arms)
Nepál {prop} {m} :: Nepal
Nepálec {m} :: Nepalese (person)
Nepálka {f} :: female Nepali
nepálský {adj} :: Nepalese, of Nepal, Nepal's
nepatrný {adj} :: minute, insignificant, infinitesimal
neperiodický {adj} :: non-periodic
neperlivý {adj} :: noncarbonated (of a beverage)
neplač nad rozlitým mlékem {proverb} :: don't cry over spilt milk
neplánovaný {adj} :: unplanned
neplatný {adj} :: invalid
neplodnost {f} :: sterility
neplodný {adj} :: sterile
neplout {v impf} :: negative of plout (not to sail)
neplout {v impf} :: negative of plout (not to float)
nepoctivec {m} :: dishonest person
nepoctivost {f} :: dishonesty
nepočitatelný {adj} :: uncountable
nepodepisovat {v impf} :: to not sign
nepodepsaný {adj} :: unsigned (lacking signature)
nepodepsat {v pf} :: to not sign
nepodložený {adj} :: unfounded
nepodporovaný {adj} :: unsupported
nepodstatný {adj} :: insignificant
nepodstatný {adj} :: irrelevant
nepohoda {f} :: bad weather
nepohodlí {n} :: discomfort
nepohodlný {adj} :: uncomfortable (not comfortable)
nepochopitelně {adv} :: inexplicably
nepochopitelný {adj} :: incomprehensible
nepochybně {adv} :: undoubtedly
nepochybný {adj} :: indubitable
nepojmenovaný {adj} :: unnamed
nepokoj {m inan} :: inquietude
nepokoj {m inan} :: turmoil, riot
nepokoj {m inan} :: balance wheel
nepolitický {adj} :: apolitical (having no political relevance or function)
nepopiratelný {adj} :: undeniable
nepopíratelný {adj} :: undeniable
nepopsatelný {adj} :: indescribable
nepopulární {adj} :: unpopular
neporazitelný {adj} :: invincible
nepořádek {m} :: disorder (absence of order)
nepořádek {m} :: mess
neposkvrněný {adj} :: immaculate
neposlušnost {f} :: disobedience
neposlušný {adj} :: disobedient
nepostradatelný {adj} :: essential, indispensable (necessary)
nepotismus {m} :: nepotism
nepotizmus {m} :: nepotism
nepotopen {adj} :: not drown
nepotřebný {adj} :: unnecessary
nepoužitelný {adj} :: unusable
Nepovím {prop} {m} :: A Czech surname
nepoznatelnost {f} :: unknowability
nepoznatelný {adj} :: unknowable
nepozornost {f} :: inattentiveness
nepozorný {adj} :: inattentive
nepraktický {adj} :: impractical (of a person)
nepraktičnost {f} :: impracticality
nepravda {f} :: falsity (assertion)
nepravděpodobný {adj} :: improbable
nepravdivost {f} :: falsity (characteristic)
nepravdivý {adj} :: false (of a statement)
nepravidelně {adv} :: irregularly
nepravidelné sloveso {n} :: irregular verb
nepravidelnost {f} :: irregularity
nepravidelný {adj} :: irregular
nepravý {adj} :: false (spurious, artificial)
neprázdný {adj} :: nonempty
neprodaný {adj} :: unsold
neprodleně {adv} :: immediately, without delay, forthwith
neprofesionální {adj} :: unprofessional (amateur)
neproniknutelný {adj} :: impenetrable
neprůhlednost {f} :: opacity
neprůhledný {adj} :: opaque
neprůstřelná vesta {f} :: bulletproof vest
neprůstřelný {adj} :: bulletproof
nepřátelský {adj} :: hostile
nepřátelství {n} :: enmity
nepředstavitelný {adj} :: unimaginable, inconceivable
nepředvídaný {adj} :: unforeseen
nepředvídatelnost {f} :: unpredictability
nepředvídatelný {adj} :: unpredictable
nepřekonatelně {adv} :: insurmountably
nepřekonatelný {adj} :: insurmountable
nepřeložitelný {adj} :: untranslatable
nepřemožitelný {adj} :: invincible
nepřesnost {f} :: imprecision
nepřesnost {f} :: inaccuracy
nepřesný {adj} :: imprecise
nepřesný {adj} :: inaccurate
nepřetržitý {adj} :: continuous (without break, cessation, or interruption in time)
nepřijatelný {adj} :: unacceptable
nepříjemný {adj} :: unpleasant
nepřímo {adv} :: indirectly
nepřímý {adj} :: indirect
nepřipojený {adj} :: offline (of a system, not connected to a larger network)
nepřipraveně {adv} :: unpreparedly
nepřipravený {adj} :: unrehearsed
nepřipravený {adj} :: unprepared
nepřípustný {adj} :: inadmissible
nepřirozený {adj} :: artificial
nepřístojný {adj} :: improper, unseemly
nepřítel {m anim} :: enemy, foe
nepřítelkyně {f} :: female enemy
nepřítomnost {f} :: absence
nepřítomný {adj} :: absent (away from a place)
nepříznivě {adv} :: unfavorably
nepříznivý {adj} :: unfavorable
nepsaný {adj} :: unwritten
Neptun {prop} {m} :: Neptune (Roman god)
Neptun {prop} {m} :: Neptune (the eighth planet in our solar system)
nerealizovatelný {adj} :: infeasible, unfeasible
nerez {f} :: stainless steel (corrosion-free alloy)
nerezavějící ocel {f} :: stainless steel (corrosion-free alloy)
nerom {m} :: gadjo (non-Romani person)
nerost {m inan} :: mineral
nerovnice {f} :: inequality, inequation
nerovnoměrnost {f} :: unevenness
nerovnoměrný {adj} :: uneven (not uniform, not level or smooth)
nerovnost {f} :: inequality
nerovnováha {f} :: imbalance, disequilibrium
nerovný {adj} :: uneven
nerovný {adj} :: unequal
nerozhodnost {f} :: indecision
nerozhodnutelný {adj} :: undecidable
nerozhodný {adj} :: indecisive
nerozlišitelný {adj} :: indistinguishable
nerozpustný {adj} :: insoluble (that cannot be dissolved)
nerozvážně {adv} :: imprudently
nerozvážně {adv} :: light-heartedly
nerozvážněji {adv} :: comparative of nerozvážně
nerozvážný {adj} :: rash
nerozvážný {adj} :: imprudent, unadvised
nerůst {v impf} :: negative of růst
nerv {m} :: nerve (bundle of neurons with their connective tissue sheaths, blood vessels and lymphatics)
nervák {m} :: thriller (suspenseful, sensational genre of story, book, play or film)
nervák {m} :: nail biter (a nervous or uncomfortable situation)
nervák {m} :: nervous Nellie (a person with nervous personality)
nervosvalový {adj} :: neuromuscular
nervová soustava {f} :: nervous system
nervové zhroucení {n} :: nervous breakdown
nervový {adj} :: nervous (relating to the nerves)
nervozita {f} :: nervousness
nervózní {adj} :: nervous (anxious)
Neředín {prop} {m inan} :: Neředín, a former village, nowadays a quarter of the city of Olomouc
neředínský {adj} :: from, of, or pertaining to Neředín
Neředínští {m anim} :: people living in Neředín
neřest {f} :: vice
neřešitelný {adj} :: unsolvable, insoluble
Neřetín {prop} {m inan} :: obsolete form of Neředín (A former village, nowadays a quarter of the city of Olomouc.)
neříkej hop, dokud nepřeskočíš {proverb} :: don't count your chickens before they're hatched
nesčetný {adj} :: innumerable, countless
nesčíslný {adj} :: innumerable
nesezdaný {adj} :: unmarried
neschopa {m} :: bungler
neschopenka {f} :: sick note
neschopnost {f} :: inability, incapability
neschopný {adj} :: unable, incapable
nesklonný {adj} :: indeclinable (of a word, not subject to declension)
neskutečný {adj} :: unreal
neslučitelný {adj} :: incompatible
neslušný {adj} :: indecent
neslyšitelný {adj} :: inaudible
neslyšně {adv} :: silently
neslyšněji {adv} :: comparative of neslyšně
neslyšný {adj} :: inaudible
nesmělost {f} :: shyness
nesmělý {adj} :: diffident, shy
nesmírně {adv} :: extremely, immensely
nesmírný {adj} :: immense
nesmrtelnost {f} :: immortality
nesmrtelný {adj} :: immortal
nesmysl {m inan} :: nonsense
nesmyslný {adj} :: meaningless, senseless, nonsensical
nesnadný {adj} :: difficult
nesnášenlivost {f} :: intolerance
nesnášenlivý {adj} :: intolerant
nesnesitelný {adj} :: unbearable, intolerable, unendurable, insufferable
nesobecký {adj} :: unselfish
nesoudělný {adj} :: coprime (having no positive integer factors in common, aside from 1)
nesoudný {adj} :: having poor capacity for judgment
nesoudržný {adj} :: incoherent
nesouhlas {m} :: disagreement, opposition
nesouhlasit {v impf} :: to disagree
nesouměrný {adj} :: asymmetrical
nesouměrný {adj} :: lopsided
nesouměřitelnost {f} :: incommensurability
nesouměřitelný {adj} :: incommensurable (of two aspects or attributes)
nesouvislý {adj} :: incoherent
nespavost {f} :: insomnia
nespecifický {adj} :: nonspecific
nespočetná množina {f} :: uncountable set
nespočetně {adv} :: uncountably
nespočetnost {f} :: uncountability
nespočetný {adj} :: innumerable, countless
nespočetný {adj} :: uncountable
nespojitý {adj} :: discontinuous
nespokojenec {m} :: malcontent
nespokojenost {f} :: dissatisfaction, discontent
nespokojený {adj} :: dissatisfied
nespolehlivost {f} :: reliability
nespolehlivý {adj} :: unreliable
nesporný {adj} :: indisputable
nespoutaný {adj} :: unfettered
nespravedlivost {f} :: injustice
nespravedlivý {adj} :: unjust
nespravedlnost {f} :: injustice
nesprávně {adv} :: incorrectly
nesprávný {adj} :: incorrect
nesprávný {adj} :: improper
nesrovnalost {f} :: discrepancy
nesrovnatelný {adj} :: incomparable
nesrozumitelný {adj} :: unintelligible
nést {v impf} :: to carry
nestandardní {adj} :: nonstandard
nestátní {adj} :: nonstate (not belonging or controlled by a state)
nesteroidní {adj} :: nonsteroidal
nesteroidní antiflogistikum {n} :: nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug
nesteroidní antirevmatikum {n} :: nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug
nesteroidní protizánětlivý lék {m} :: nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug
nestor {m anim} :: any parrot of the genus Nestor
nestoudný {adj} :: shameless, insolent, barefaced, brazen
nestrannost {f} :: impartiality
nestranný {adj} :: impartial
nestravitelný {adj} :: indigestible (difficult or impossible to digest)
nestvůra {f} :: monster (terrifying and dangerous creature)
nestydatě {adv} :: impudently, impertinently, shamelessly
nestydatěji {adv} :: comparative of nestydatě
nestydatější {adj} :: comparative of nestydatý
nestydatost {f} :: impudence
nestydatý {adj} :: impudent
nešika {m anim} {f} :: a clumsy person
nešikovný {adj} :: clumsy
neškodný {adj} :: harmless
nešťastník {f} :: unfortunate, wretch, poor soul, poor guy
nešťastný {adj} :: unhappy (of a person)
nešťastný {adj} :: unlucky
nešťastný {adj} :: unfortunate
neštěstí {n} :: unhappiness, misery (feeling)
neštěstí {n} :: accident, bad luck, misfortune (event)
neštěstí nechodí po horách, ale po lidech {proverb} :: shit happens
neštovice {fp} :: smallpox
nešvar {m} :: vice (bad habit)
netáhnout {v impf} :: negative of táhnout ("not to pull")
netaktní {adj} :: tactless
netečný {adj} :: apathetic, lethargic, indifferent, stolid
netečný {adj} :: (chemistry) inert
neterminál {m} :: non-terminal (non-terminal symbol in a formal grammar)
neterminální {adj} :: non-terminal
neteř {f} :: niece
netestovaný {adj} :: untested
netolerantní {adj} :: intolerant
netopýr {m} :: bat, microbat (Any of the small, nocturnal, flying mammals of the order Microchiroptera, which navigate by means of echolocation.)
netopýří {adj} :: bat (mammal)
netrpělivost {f} :: impatience
netrpělivý {adj} :: impatient
netýkavý {adj} :: touchy
neúcta {f} :: disrespect
neuctivý {adj} :: irreverent, disrespectful
neuč orla létat {proverb} :: don't try to teach grandma how to suck eggs
neudržitelný {adj} :: untenable, indefensible (of a theory or argument, incapable of being maintained or justified)
neudržitelný {adj} :: unsustainable (unable of being sustained or going on)
neukojitelný {adj} :: insatiable
neumětel {m} :: bungler
neúmyslně {adv} :: unintentionally
neúmyslný {adj} :: unintentional
neúnavně {adv} :: indefatigably
neúnavněji {adv} :: comparative of neúnavně
neúnavnější {adj} :: comparative of neúnavný
neúnavnost {f} :: indefatigableness
neúnavný {adj} :: indefatigable
neúplnost {f} :: incompleteness
neúplný {adj} :: incomplete
neupřímnost {f} :: insincerity
neupřímný {adj} :: insincere
neuralgie {f} :: neuralgia
neurastenie {f} :: neurasthenia
neurčitek {m} :: infinitive
neurčitost {f} :: indeterminacy
neurčitý {adj} :: indefinite, indeterminate, uncertain
neurčitý {adj} :: vague, indistinct
neurčitý člen {m} :: indefinite article
neuritida {f} :: neuritis
neuroblastom {m} :: neuroblastoma (form of cancer)
neuroendokrinní {adj} :: neuroendocrine
neurofyziologie {f} :: neurophysiology
neurohypofýza {f} :: neurohypophysis
neuroleptikum {n} :: neuroleptic
neurolog {m} :: neurologist
neurologický {adj} :: neurological
neurologie {f} :: neurology
neuroložka {f} :: female neurologist
neurom {m} :: neuroma (tumor composed of nerve cells)
neuron {m} :: neuron
neuronová síť {f} :: neural network, neural net
neuropatická bolest {f} :: neuropathic pain
neuropatie {f} :: neuropathy
neuropřenašeč {m} :: neurotransmitter
neuropsycholog {m} :: neuropsychologist
neuropsychologie {f} :: neuropsychology
neurotický {adj} :: neurotic
neurotik {m} :: neurotic
neurotransmiter {m} :: neurotransmitter
neurovaskulární {adj} :: neurovascular (of or relating to both nerves and blood vessels)
neurověda {f} :: neuroscience
neurovědní {adj} :: neuroscience (when used attributively)
neuróza {f} :: neurosis
neuskutečnitelný {adj} :: infeasible, unrealizable
neúspěch {m} :: failure
neúspěšně {adv} :: unsuccessfully
neúspěšný {adj} :: unsuccessful
neuspokojivý {adj} :: unsatisfactory
neuspořádaný {adj} :: unordered
neustále {adv} :: all the time, constantly, incessantly, continually
neustálý {adj} :: incessant
neústavní {adj} :: unconstitutional
neústupnost {f} :: tenaciousness
neústupnost {f} :: intransigence
neústupnost {f} :: unyieldingness
neústupný {adj} :: unyielding
neutrál {m} :: neutral (the position of a set of gears in which power cannot be transmitted to the drive mechanism)
neutrální {adj} :: neutral (not taking sides in a conflict such as war)
neutrino {n} :: neutrino
neutron {m} :: neutron
neutronová hvězda {f} :: neutron star (star composed of neutrons)
neutrum {n} :: neuter (neuter grammatical gender)
neutuchající {adj} :: unceasing
neuvěřitelně {adv} :: incredibly
neuvěřitelný {adj} :: incredible, unbelievable
neužitečný {adj} :: useless, unuseful
neva {phrase} :: it's ok
Něva {prop} {f} :: Neva
nevalný {adj} :: poor (of low quality or skill)
nevděčník {m} :: ingrate (ungrateful person)
nevděčnost {f} :: ingratitude
nevděčný {adj} :: ungrateful
nevděk {m} :: ingratitude
nevděk světem vládne {proverb} :: Tentative: Ingratitude is ubiquitous and to be expected; we can't do anything about it
nevědomec {m} :: ignoramus
nevědomí {n} :: unconscious, unconsciousness
nevědomky {adv} :: unwittingly
nevědomý {adj} :: unconscious
nevelký {adj} :: small, modest
nevěra {f} :: adultery
neverbální {adj} :: non-verbal
nevěrec {m} :: infidel, unbeliever
nevěrný {adj} :: unfaithful, disloyal
nevěrohodný {adj} :: implausible
nevěřící {m} :: infidel, unbeliever
nevést {v impf} :: negative of vést
nevěsta {f} :: bride
nevěstinec {m} :: brothel
nevěstka {f} :: prostitute
nevěstkář {m} :: whoremonger (customer of whores)
nevézt {v impf} :: negative of vézt
nevhodný {adj} :: unsuitable, inappropriate
neviditelnost {f} :: invisibility
neviditelný {adj} :: invisible
nevidomý {adj} :: blind (unable to see)
nevina {f} :: innocence
nevinný {adj} :: innocent
nevíra {f} :: infidelity (lack of religious belief)
nevkus {m} :: bad taste; gaudiness
nevkusný {adj} :: tasteless; in bad taste
nevkusný {adj} :: crude; gaudy
nevládní {adj} :: non-governmental
nevlastní {adj} :: step-; related through marriage or adoption rather than through a common ancestor
nevlastní bratr {m} :: stepbrother (son of one's stepfather or stepmother)
nevlastní dcera {f} :: stepdaughter (daughter of one's spouse and not of oneself)
nevlastní syn {m} :: stepson (son of one's spouse and not of oneself)
nevměšování {n} :: non-intervention
nevolnictví {n} :: serfdom
nevolník {m} :: serf
nevolnost {f} :: nausea (feeling of physical unwellness, usually with the desire to vomit)
nevratný {adj} :: irreversible
nevrlý {adj} :: grumpy
nevšímavý {adj} :: unobservant
nevyčerpatelný {adj} :: inexhaustible
nevyhnutelně {adv} :: inevitably, unavoidably
nevyhnutelnost {f} :: inevitability
nevyhnutelný {adj} :: inevitable, unavoidable
nevýhoda {f} :: disadvantage, drawback
nevýhodný {adj} :: disadvantageous
nevýhradní {adj} :: non-exclusive
nevyjádřitelný {adj} :: inexpressible
nevyléčitelnost {f} :: incurability
nevyléčitelný {adj} :: incurable
nevypustit {v pf} :: negative of vypustit
nevyřčený {adj} :: unspoken
nevysledovat {v pf} :: negative of vysledovat
nevýslovný {adj} :: ineffable, unspeakable
nevysvětlitelný {adj} :: inexplicable
nevyvratitelný {adj} :: irrefutable
nevýznamný {adj} :: insignificant
nevyžádaný {adj} :: unsolicited
nevzdělaný {adj} :: uneducated
nevzhledný {adj} :: unsightly
neworleanský {adj} :: New Orleans
newspeak {m inan} :: newspeak
newton {m} :: newton (unit of force)
newtonovský {adj} :: Newtonian
Newyorčan {m} :: New Yorker
Newyorčanka {f} :: female New Yorker
New York {prop} {m} :: New York (largest city)
New York {prop} {m} :: New York (state)
newyorský {adj} :: New York
nezadatelný {adj} :: inalienable
nezajímavý {adj} :: uninteresting
nezákonitě {adv} :: illegally
nezákonný {adj} :: illegal
nezaměnitelný {adj} :: unmistakable
nezaměstnanost {f} :: unemployment
nezaměstnaný {adj} :: unemployed, jobless
nezamýšlený {adj} :: unintended
nezanedbatelný {adj} :: non-negligible
nezapomenout {v pf} :: to not forget
nezapomenutelný {adj} :: unforgettable
nezasazen {adj} :: not planted
nezasažen {adj} :: not affected
nezasvěcený {adj} :: uninitiated
nezaujatý {adj} :: unbiased
nezávazný {adj} :: non-binding
nezáviděníhodný {adj} :: unenviable
nezávislá proměnná {f} :: independent variable
nezávisle {adv} :: independently
nezávisleji {adv} :: comparative of nezávisle
nezávislost {f} :: independence
nezávislý {adj} :: independent
nezbytnost {f} :: necessity (the quality or state of being necessary)
nezbytnost {f} :: necessity, basic, essential (necessary ingredient)
nezbytnost {f} :: must (something that is mandatory or required)
nezbytný {adj} :: indispensable (impossible to be omitted, remitted, or spared)
nezbytný {adj} :: necessary
nezbytný {adj} :: inevitable
nezcizitelný {adj} :: inalienable
nezcizitelný {adj} :: imprescriptible
nezdanitelný {adj} :: untaxable
nezdar {m} :: failure (opposite of success)
nezdravý {adj} :: unhealthy (conducive to poor health)
nezdvořilost {f} :: impoliteness, rudeness, incivility
nezdvořilý {adj} :: impolite
nezhoubný {adj} :: benign
neziskovka {f} :: nonprofit
neziskový {adj} :: nonprofit
nezkušenost {f} :: inexperience
nezkušený {adj} :: inexperienced, fledgling
nezmar {m} :: hydra (any of several small freshwater polyps of the genus Hydra and related genera)
nezměrný {adj} :: immeasurable (vast)
neznaboh {m} :: atheist
neználek {m} :: ignoramus
neznámý {adj} :: unknown
neznělý {adj} :: (linguistics) voiceless, unvoiced
nezničitelný {adj} :: indestructible
nezodpovědný {adj} :: irresponsible
nezpracovaný {adj} :: unprocessed
nezralý {adj} :: unripe
nezralý {adj} :: immature
nezranitelný {adj} :: invulnerable
nezřetelný {adj} :: indistinct
nezřízený {adj} :: inordinate
než {prep} :: than
než {conj} :: before
nežádoucí {adj} :: undesirable
než bys řekl švec {adv} :: in no time
neživotný {adj} :: inanimate
něžnější {adj} :: comparative of něžný
něžné pohlaví {n} :: fair sex
něžný {adj} :: tender (gentle)
-ní {suffix} :: -ian, -al, -an ("of" or "relating to"; used to derive adjectives from nouns)
-ní {suffix} :: used to derive nouns from verbs
nic {pron} :: nothing, not any thing
-nice {suffix} :: Nominal suffix
nicméně {adv} :: nevertheless, nonetheless, however
nicneříkající {adj} :: Conveying no clear or no comprehensible meaning
nic ve zlém {phrase} :: no offense (I intend no offense by these remarks)
-níček {suffix} :: diminutive of -ník
ničema {m} :: scoundrel, rascal, miscreant
ničemný {adj} :: mean, vile, despicable
ničí {pron} :: no one's
ničit {v impf} :: to damage
ničitel {m} :: destroyer
ničivý {adj} :: destructive (causing destruction; damaging)
-nička {suffix} :: diminutive of -nice
nietzscheovský {adj} :: Nietzschean
nietzschovský {adj} :: Nietzschean
Niger {prop} {m} :: Niger (country)
Niger {prop} {m} :: Niger (major river)
Nigérie {prop} {f} :: Nigérie (country)
Nigerijec {m anim} :: Nigerian (person)
Nigerijka {f} :: female Nigerian
nigerijský {adj} :: Nigerian
nigerský {adj} :: Niger, Niger's
Nigeřan {m} :: Nigerien (person from Niger)
nihilismus {m} :: nihilism
nihilista {m} :: nihilist
nihilistický {adj} :: nihilistic
nihilizmus {m} :: nihilism
nijak {adv} :: in no way
-ník {suffix} :: Nominal suffix
nika {f} :: niche
nika {f} :: niche
nika {f} :: niche
nikáb {m} :: niqab
nikam {adv} :: nowhere (to no place)
Nikaragua {prop} {f} :: Nikaragua (country)
Nikaragujec {m} :: Nicaraguan (person)
nikaragujský {adj} :: Nicaraguan
nikde {adv} :: nowhere
nikdo {pron} :: no one, nobody
nikdy {adv} :: never
nikl {m} :: nickel (element)
Nikol {prop} {f} :: given name of modern usage
Nikola {prop} {mf} :: given name
Nikola {prop} {mf} :: given name. Variant: Nikol
nikoli {conj} :: not
nikoliv {conj} :: not (first rather than second term is proper object)
nikolivěk {conj} :: alternative form of nikoli
Nikolka {prop} {f} :: given name
Nikolka {prop} {f} :: given name
Nikósie {prop} {f} :: Nikósie (capital city)
nikotin {m} :: nicotine
nikterak {adv} :: in no way
Nil {prop} {m} :: Nile
nilpotentní {adj} :: nilpotent
nilský {adj} :: Nile
nilský kříž {m} :: ankh
nimesulid {m} :: nimesulide
Nina {prop} {f} :: given name
niob {m} :: niobium (chemical element)
niobát {m} :: niobate
niobičnan {m} :: niobate
niobitý {adj} :: niobous
nirvána {f} :: nirvana (Buddhist state of bliss)
nit {f} :: thread
nitrát {m} :: nitrate
nitrit {m} :: nitrite
nitro- {prefix} :: intra-
nitro {n} :: interior
nitrobuněčný {adj} :: intracellular
nitrocévní {adj} :: intravascular
nitroděložní {adj} :: intrauterine
nitroglycerin {m} :: nitroglycerine
nitrojaterní {adj} :: intrahepatic
nitrolební {adj} :: intracranial
nitronosní {adj} :: intranasal
nitrooční {adj} :: intraocular (inside or within the eye)
nitrosvalový {adj} :: intramuscular
nitrožilně {adv} :: intravenously
nitrožilní {adj} :: intravenous
niva {noun} :: a type of blue cheese, a Czech equivalent of Roquefort
niva {noun} :: floodplain
niva {noun} :: meadow
nivelace {f} :: height surveying
Nix {m inan} :: Nix, a moon of Pluto
nízce {adv} :: lowly
nízko {adv} :: low
nízkorozpočtový {adj} :: low-budget
nízkotlaký {adj} :: low-pressure
nízký {adj} :: low
nizoučký {adj} :: very low
Nizozemec {m anim} :: Dutchman
Nizozemí {prop} {n} :: the Netherlands
Nizozemka {f} :: Dutchwoman
Nizozemsko {prop} {n} :: the Netherlands
nizozemský {adj} :: Dutch (relating to The Netherlands)
nizozemština {f} :: Dutch (language)
nižádný {pron} :: none at all
níže {f} :: low
níže {adv} :: comparative of nízko
nížina {f} :: lowland
nížinný {adj} :: lowland
nižší střední třída {f} :: lower middle class
n. l. {phrase} :: abbreviation of našeho letopočtu: CE
no {interj} :: well, why
no {adv} :: certainly, indeed, of course
no {adv} :: yeah, yep
Nobelova cena {f} :: Nobel Prize
Nobelovka {f} :: Nobel, Nobel Prize
nobilita {f} :: nobility
noc {f} :: night
nocicepce {f} :: nociception
nocleh {m} :: overnight lodging
noclehárna {f} :: dormitory
noční {adj} :: nighttime, night
noční {adj} :: nocturnal
noční hlídka {f} :: night watch
nočník {noun} :: potty, chamber pot
noční klub {m} :: nightclub (establishment that is open late at night)
noční košile {f} :: nightgown (sleeping garment worn by women)
noční můra {f} :: nightmare
noční stolek {m} :: nightstand, bedside table
Noe {prop} {m} :: Noah (biblical figure)
noetický {adj} :: noetic
noetika {f} :: noetic, noetics
noha {f} :: leg
noha {f} :: foot
nohavice {f} :: leg (part of garment, such as a pair of trousers or pants, that covers a leg)
nohejbal {m} :: football tennis
nohsled {m} :: minion, henchman, flunky, sycophant
nok {noun} :: dumpling
nomád {m} :: nomad
nomenklatura {f} :: nomenclature
-nomie {suffix} :: -nomy
nominace {f} :: nomination
nominalismus {m} :: nominalism
nominalista {m} :: nominalist
nominální {adj} :: nominal
nominální {adj} :: nominal
nominální hodnota {f} :: face value (the amount or value listed on a bill, note, stamp, etc.)
nominální proměnná {f} :: nominal variable (statistics)
nominativ {m} :: nominative, case used to indicate the subject—or agent—of a finite verb
nominovat {v both} :: To nominate
nonan {m} :: nonane (C9H20)
nonsens {m} :: nonsense
nonšalantní {adj} :: nonchalant, casual
Nor {m anim} :: Norwegian (native of Norway)
nora {f} :: burrow
Nora {prop} {f} :: given name
noradrenalin {m} :: norepinephrine, noradrenaline
Norbert {prop} {m} :: given name
nordický {adj} :: Nordic
norek {m} :: A mink
Norimberčan {m} :: person from Nuremberg
Norimberk {prop} {m} :: Norimberk (major city)
norimberský {adj} :: Nuremberg
Norka {f} :: Norwegian, female native of Norway
norkový {adj} :: mink
norma {f} :: norm
normalita {f} :: normality, normalcy
normální {adj} :: normal, usual, ordinary, regular
normální rozdělení {n} :: normal distribution
normálnost {f} :: normality, normalcy
Norman {m} :: Norman
normanský {adj} :: Norman
normanština {f} :: Norman (language)
normativní {adj} :: normative
normostrana {f} :: A “norm page”: a standard number of words, considered to constitute a page for page-counting purposes
normované normální rozdělení {n} :: standard normal distribution
norník {m} :: terrier
norník {m} :: A vole of the genus Myodes
Norské moře {prop} {n} :: the Norwegian Sea
Norsko {prop} {n} :: Norway
norský {adj} :: Norwegian
norský {adj} :: Norse
norština {f} :: Norwegian (language of Norway)
nortriptylin {m} :: nortriptyline
nořit {v impf} :: to plunge, submerge
nořit {v impf} :: to immerse (into a feeling, task etc)
nos {m inan} :: nose
nosáč {m} :: Somebody with a big nose
nosánek {m} :: diminutive of nos
nosič {m} :: carrier
nosič {m} :: support (of a function)
nosíček {m} :: diminutive of nos
nosík {m} :: diminutive of nos
nosit {v impf} :: wear
nosit {v impf} :: hold
nosit {v impf} :: bring, carry
nosit dříví do lesa {v impf} :: to carry coals to Newcastle, to bring owls to Athens
nositel {m} :: laureate
nositel {m} :: bearer
nosní {adj} :: nasal
nosnice {f} :: a chicken which lays eggs
nosní dírka {f} :: nostril
nosní dutina {f} :: nasal cavity
nosník {m} :: girder, truss, beam
nosník {m} :: cantilever, bracket
nosní kost {f} :: nasal bone
nosní mandle {f} :: adenoid
nosní přepážka {f} :: nasal septum
nosohltan {m} :: nasopharynx
nosohltanová mandle {f} :: adenoid
nosologický {adj} :: nosological, nosologic
nosologie {f} :: nosology
nosorožčí {adj} :: rhinoceros
nosorožec {m anim} :: rhinoceros
nostalgický {adj} :: nostalgic
nostalgie {f} :: nostalgia
nota {f} :: tone
nota {f} :: note
notabene {adv} :: especially
notace {f} :: notation
notář {m} :: notary, notary public
noťas {m} :: notebook, laptop
notebook {m} :: laptop, notebook (laptop computer)
notes {m} :: notebook (a book in which notes or memoranda are written)
notný {adj} :: great
notný {adj} :: considerable
notorický {adj} :: notorious
notorik {m} :: drinker, drunkard (person who is habitually drunk)
notová osnova {f} :: music staff
notový papír {m} :: manuscript paper
notový sešit {m} :: a book of manuscript paper
noty {noun} :: plural of nota
noty {noun} :: sheet music
-nout {suffix} :: -en: from adjectives forms verbs indicating getting a property or getting more of it
nouze {f} :: necessity (condition of being needy or necessitous; pressing need)
nouzová situace {f} :: emergency (situation requiring urgent assistance)
nouzový východ {m} :: emergency exit, fire escape
nov {m} :: new moon (phase of the moon)
Nová Anglie {prop} {f} :: New England
nováček {m} :: A novice, newcomer, beginner
Novák {prop} {m} :: A Czech surname
nově {adv} :: newly
nové koření {n} :: allspice
nové koště dobře mete {proverb} :: a new broom sweeps clean
novela {f} :: novella
novela {f} :: amendment
Nové Mexiko {prop} {n} :: Nové Mexiko (state)
Novgorod {prop} {m} :: Novgorod (oblast)
Novgorod {prop} {m} :: Novgorod (city/administrative center)
Novgoroďan {m} :: person from Novgorod
novic {m} :: novice (new member of a religious order)
novina {noun} :: a piece of news
novinář {m anim} :: journalist
novinářka {f} :: female journalist
novinářství {n} :: journalism
novinka {f} :: news (new information of interest)
novinka {f} :: innovation
novinový {adj} :: newspaper
noviny {noun} :: plural of novina
noviny {noun} :: newspaper (publication)
Novokuzněck {prop} {m} :: Novokuzněck (city)
novopozitivismus {m} :: neopositivism
novorozeňátko {n} :: diminutive of novorozeně
novorozeně {n} :: newborn
novorozenec {m} :: newborn
novorozený {adj} :: newborn
novořeč {f} :: newspeak
novořečtina {f} :: Modern Greek
Novosibirsk {prop} {m} :: Novosibirsk (oblast)
Novosibirsk {prop} {m} :: Novosibirsk (city/administrative center)
novota {f} :: Something new or newly introduced
novota {f} :: newness, novelty
novotvar {m inan} :: tumor
novotvar {m inan} :: neologism
novověk {m} :: modern period, modern era
novozákonní {adj} :: New Testament (when used attributively)
Novozélanďan {m anim} :: New Zealander
Novozélanďanka {f} :: female New Zealander
novozélandský {adj} :: New Zealand
nový {adj} :: new
Nový Jižní Wales {prop} :: Nový Jižní Wales (state)
Nový rok {noun} :: New Year’s Day
Nový York {prop} {m} :: New York
Nový zákon {prop} {m} :: New Testament
Nový Zéland {prop} {m inan} :: New Zealand
nozdra {f} :: nostril
nožička {f} :: diminutive of noha
nožka {f} :: diminutive of noha
NSA {noun} :: NSAID (nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug)
Núbie {prop} {f} :: Nubia (ancient kingdom)
Núbijec {m} :: Nubian
núbijský {adj} :: Nubian (pertaining to Nubia, its people or its language)
nucená dovolená {f} :: furlough (period of unpaid time off used by an employer to reduce costs)
nucený {adj} :: forced
nuda {f} :: boredom
nudismus {m} :: nudism (the belief in or practice of social, non-sexual nudity)
nudit {vt impf} :: to bore, to be boring
nudit {v impf} :: to be bored
nudle {f} :: noodles
nudný {adj} :: boring
nukleární {adj} :: nuclear
nukleáza {f} :: nuclease (any of several enzymes capable of cleaving the phosphodiester bonds between the nucleotide subunits of nucleic acids)
nukleofil {m} :: nucleophile
nukleofilní {adj} :: nucleophilic
nukleolární {adj} :: nucleolar
nukleolus {m} :: nucleolus
nukleon {m} :: nucleon
nukleotid {m} :: nucleotide
nukleová kyselina {f} :: nucleic acid
nukleový {adj} :: nucleic
nukleus {m} :: nucleus (part of a cell)
nuklid {m} :: nuclide
nula {f} :: zero (cardinal for 0)
nulová hypotéza {f} :: null hypothesis
nulový {adj} :: zero
nultý {adj} :: zeroth
numerický {adj} :: numerical
numero {n} :: number
numerolog {m} :: numerologist
numerologie {f} :: numerology
numismatický {adj} :: numismatic
numismatik {m} :: numismatist
numismatika {f} :: numismatics
numizmatika {f} :: numismatics
nůše {f} :: pack/back basket
nutit {v impf} :: to force
nutkání {n} :: compulsion (irrational need to perform some action)
nutkavý {adj} :: compulsive
nutně {adv} :: necessarily
nutnější {adj} :: comparative of nutný
nutnost {f} :: necessity
nutný {adj} :: necessary
nutriční kvasnice {f} :: nutritional yeast
nuzák {m} :: a poor man
nůž {m inan} :: knife (tool)
nůž {m inan} :: knife (weapon)
nůžky {noun} :: scissors
-ný {suffix} :: -ful
-ný {suffix} :: Added at the end of the name of an electropositive component with an oxidation number of I in a compound
{n} :: nu (letter of Greek alphabet)
nýbrž {conj} :: but rather
nylon {m} :: nylon (copolymer consisting of alternating diamine and dicarboxylic acid monomers)
nylonky {f} :: nylons
nylonové punčochy {f} :: nylons
nýmand {m} :: nonentity (an unimportant or insignificant person)
nýmant {m} :: alternative form of nýmand
Nymburák {m} :: person from Nymburk
Nymburčan {m} :: person from Nymburk
Nymburk {prop} {m} :: Nymburk (town), situated on Elbe river
nymfa {f} :: nymph (larva)
nymfa {f} :: nymph (minor female deity)
nymfomanie {f} :: nymphomania (excess of sexual behaviour or desire in women)
nymfomanka {f} :: nymphomaniac
nynější {adj} :: current, present
nyní {adv} :: now
nynorsk {m} :: Nynorsk
nystagmus {m} :: nystagmus
nýt {m} :: rivet (cylindrical mechanical fastener)
Nyx {prop} {f} :: Nyx, goddess of night
nz {phrase} :: abbreviation of není zač: np (no problem)