Czech Dictionary

and

//a//

hi; hello; bye

//ˈaɦoj//

but

//ˈalɛ//

angel

//andjɛl//

yes

//ano//

attractive

//atraktɪvɲiː//

bus

//ˈautobus//

grandmother; grandma

//ˈbabɪtʃka//

wonderful; terrific

//baːjɛtʃniː//

bar; lounge

//bar//

to be afraid

//baːt sɛ//

backpack

//ˈbatox//

to have fun; to chat

//ˈbavɪt sɛ//

without

//bɛs//

to run

//ˈbjɛʒɛt//

safety; sense of security

//ˈbɛspɛtʃiː//

closeness; intimacy

//ˈbliːzkost//

near; close

//ˈbliːskiː//

to wander; be lost

//ˈbloudɪt//

pain

//ˈbolɛst//

to hurt; to ache

//ˈbolɛt//

to take

//braːt//

brother

//ˈbratr̩//

March

//ˈbr̝̊ɛzɛn//

early; soon

//ˈbr̩zo//

soon; early

//brzɪ//

future

//ˈbudout͡snost//

to live together

//ˈbɪdlɛt ˈspolu//

apartment; flat

//bɪt//

to be proud of

//biːt ɦrdiː na//

former partner; ex

//ˈbiːvaliː//

tea

//tʃaj//

time

//tʃas//

hi; bye

//tʃaʊ̯//

to wait

//tʃɛkat//

to wait for

//ˈtʃɛkat na//

to appreciate; to value

//tsɛnɪt sɪ//

fresh

//tʃɛrstviː//

June

//ˈtʃɛrvɛn//

July

//ˈtʃɛrvɛnɛts//

journey; trip

//ˈt͡sɛsta//

to travel

//ˈt͡sɛstovat//

country cottage

//ˈxalupa//

to grasp; to comprehend

//ˈxaːpat//

charisma; magnetic appeal

//xarɪzma//

cottage owner; cottage-goer

//ˈxatar̝̊//

chemistry; mutual spark

//ˈxɛmɪjɛ//

to date each other; to be together

//ˈxodɪt ˈspolu//

to protect

//ˈxraːɲɪt//

to want

//xtiːt//

taste; flavor; appetite for

//xuc//

to taste good; to like the taste of

//xutnat//

tasty

//xutniː//

to praise; to compliment

//ˈxvaːlɪt//

one moment please

//xviːli prosiːm//

to miss; to be absent

//ˈxɪbjɛt//

I miss that; I feel its absence

//ˈxɪbiː mɪ to//

smart; clever

//xɪtriː//

waiter

//tʃiːʃɲiːk//

to read

//tʃiːst//

clean

//tʃɪstiː//

feeling; affection

//ˈtsɪt//

to feel

//ˈtsiːcɪt sɛ//

sensitive

//ˈtsɪtlɪviː//

what

//tso//

Thursday

//ˈtʃtvrtɛk//

four

//ˈtʃtɪr̝i//

far; distant

//ˈdalɛkiː//

gift; present

//ˈdaːrɛk//

to give

//daːt//

to reject someone romantically

//daːt ˈkoʃɛm//

date; calendar date

//ˈdatum//

daughter

//ˈdtsɛra//

breath

//dɛx//

grandfather; grandpa

//ˈɟɛdɛtʃɛk//

thank you

//ˈɟɛkujɪ//

thank you in advance

//ɟɛkujiː pr̝ɛdɛm//

thanks; thank you

//ɟɛkuju//

to do; to make

//ˈɟɛlat//

Mother's Day

//dɛn ˈmatɛk//

Father's Day

//dɛn ˈottsuː//

ten

//ˈdɛsɛt//

nine

//ˈdɛvjɛc//

dessert

//dɛzɛrt//

thanks

//diːki//

discussion

//ˈdɪskuzɛ//

child

//ˈɟiːcɛ//

to look; to watch

//ˈdiːvat sɛ//

good morning

//dobrɛː raːno//

adventurous

//ˈdobrodruʒniː//

adventure

//ˈdobrodruʒstviː//

enjoy your meal

//dobrou̯ xuť//

good night

//dobrou̯ nots//

good day; hello (formal)

//ˈdobriː dɛn//

good evening

//dobriː vjɛtʃɛr//

perfect

//dokonalɪː//

downstairs; below

//ˈdolɛ//

at home

//doma//

household

//ˈdomaːtsnost//

to come to an agreement; to arrange

//ˈdomluvɪt sɛ//

home

//ˈdomof//

to arrive

//dorazɪt//

cake

//dort//

touch

//ˈdotɛk//

to hope

//ˈdoufat//

holiday; vacation

//ˈdovolɛnaː//

to hold; to keep

//ˈdr̝̊ʒɛt//

to hold hands

//ˈdr̩ʒɛt sɛ za ˈrutsɛ//

important to me

//ˈduːlɛʒɪtiː pro mɲɛ//

house

//duːm//

trust

//ˈduːvjɛra//

to trust

//ˈduːvjɛr̝ovat//

two

//dva//

to court; woo

//ˈdvor̝ɪt sɛ//

courteous; gallant

//ˈdvorniː//

to breathe

//ˈdiːxat//

elegant

//ɛlɛɡantɲiː//

empathy

//ɛmpatɪjɛ//

exclusive; not seeing others

//ˈɛkskluˌziːvɲiː//

former partner; ex

//ˈɛkspartnɛr//

flirting; flirtation

//flɪrt//

to flirt

//ˈflɪrtovat//

photo; picture

//ˈfotka//

frustration

//frustratsɛ//

to argue; to quarrel

//ˈɦaːdat sɛ//

argument; quarrel

//ˈɦaːtka//

nice-looking; pretty

//ˈɦɛskiː//

have a nice day

//ɦɛskiː dɛn//

to stroke; to caress

//ˈɦladɪt//

hungry

//ɦladoviː//

voice

//ɦlas//

loud

//ˈɦlasɪtiː//

head

//ˈɦlava//

to look after; to babysit

//ˈɦliːdat//

right away; immediately

//ɦnɛt//

right away; just a moment please

//ɦnɛt prosiːm//

hour

//ˈɦodɪna//

good luck

//ɦodɲɛ ʃcɛsciː//

nice; kind; good-hearted

//ɦodniː//

fever

//ˈɦorɛtʃka//

hot

//ɦorkiː//

mountains

//ˈɦorɪ//

guest

//ɦost//

hotel; accommodation

//ɦoˈtɛl//

finished; ready

//ɦotoviː//

toy

//ˈɦratʃka//

boundaries; limits

//ˈɦraɲɪtsɛ//

chest

//ˈɦrudɲiːk//

intelligent

//ɪntɛlɪɡɛntɲiː//

intimacy

//ˈɪntɪmɪta//

how

//jak//

how are you? (informal)

//jak sɛ maːʃ//

how do you say that?

//jak sɛ to r̝ɛknɛ//

spring

//ˈjaro//

sure; clearly; of course

//ˈjasɲɛ//

one

//ˈjɛdɛn//

gentle; soft

//ˈjɛmniː//

just a moment

//jɛn xvɪlku//

menu

//jiːdɛlɲiː liːstɛk//

food; meal

//jiːdlo//

south

//jɪɦ//

spark; romantic spark

//ˈjɪskra//

to have sparks between us

//ˈjɪskr̝iːt to ˈmɛzɪ naːmɪ//

to eat

//jiːst//

certainly; of course

//jistjɛ//

to go; to walk

//jiːt//

jubilee; milestone anniversary

//juˈbɪlɛum//

calendar

//kalɛndaːr̝//

cough

//ˈkaʃɛl//

coffee

//kaːva//

cafe; coffee shop

//kavaːrna//

annual; yearly

//ˈkaʒdoroːtʃɲiː//

where

//gdɛ//

where is the toilet?

//gdɛ jɛ toalɛta//

who

//gdo//

when

//gdɪ//

keys

//kliːtʃɛ//

calm; peace

//klɪt//

calm down; easy

//ˈkliːdɛk//

calm

//ˈklɪdniː//

stroller; pram

//ˈkotʃaːrɛk//

cocktail

//koktɛjl//

how much does it cost?

//kolɪk to stojiː//

compliment

//ˈkomplɪmɛnt//

to end; to finish

//ˈkontʃɪt//

end

//ˈkonɛts//

bath

//ˈkoupɛl//

to buy

//ˈkoupɪt//

beauty

//kraːsa//

beautiful; lovely

//ˈkraːsniː//

cream; lotion

//krɛːm//

neck; throat area

//kr̩k//

kitchen

//ˈkuxɪɲɛ//

suitcase

//ˈkufr//

skin

//ˈkuːʒɛ//

flower

//ˈkvjɛcɪna//

love

//ˈlaːska//

kind; gentle

//ˈlaskaviː//

January

//ˈlɛdɛn//

fridge

//lɛdɲɪtsɛ//

medicine; remedy

//lɛːk//

plane ticket

//ˈlɛtɛnka//

airport

//ˈlɛcɪɕcɛ//

summer; summer-related

//ˈlɛtɲiː//

summer

//ˈlɛːto//

lie; falsehood

//lɛʃ//

to lie down; to be lying

//ˈlɛʒɛt//

to kiss

//ˈliːbat//

to kiss each other

//ˈliːbat sɛ//

to flatter; to be flattering

//lɪxotɪt//

to regret; to feel pity for

//ˈlɪtovat//

boat; ship

//loc//

bedroom

//ˈloʒɲɪtsɛ//

small; little

//ˈmaliː//

I like you; I care about you

//maːm cɛ raːt//

husband

//ˈmanʒɛl//

wife

//ˈmanʒɛlka//

map

//ˈmapa//

meat

//maso//

do you have a moment?

//maːtɛ xvɪlku//

mother

//ˈmatka//

crazy stuff; intense situation

//ˈmazɛts//

to cuddle; to snuggle

//ˈmazlɪt sɛ//

take care; informal farewell

//mɲɛj sɛ//

take care; formal or plural farewell

//mɲɛjtɛ sɛ//

take care; have a nice time

//mɲɛjtɛ sɛ ɦɛski//

soft

//ˈmɲɛkiː//

metro; subway

//ˈmɛtro//

between; among

//ˈmɛzɪ//

darling; sweetheart

//mɪlaːtʃɛk//

to love

//ˈmɪlovat//

kind; sweet; nice

//ˈmɪliː//

kind; sweet; nice

//mɪliː//

baby

//ˈmɪmɪŋko//

minute

//ˈmɪnuta//

local

//ˈmiːsɲiː//

to like; to be fond of

//miːt raːt//

to be silent; to stay quiet

//ˈmltʃɛt//

to speak; to talk

//ˈmluvɪt//

do you speak English?

//mluviːtɛ aŋglɪtski//

please speak slowly

//mluvtɛ pomalu//

thank you very much

//mots ɟɛkuju//

to be able to; can

//motskt//

may I ask for... ?; could I have... ?

//moɦu poprosɪt//

sea

//ˈmor̝ɛ//

maybe; perhaps

//ˈmoʒnaː//

to regret; to feel sorry about

//ˈmrzɛt//

to have to; must

//ˈmusɛt//

can you repeat that?

//muːʒɛtɛ to zopakovat//

may I ask?

//muːʒu sɛ zɛptat//

dishwasher

//mɪtʃka//

soap

//ˈmiːdlo//

to think

//ˈmɪslɛt//

to wash oneself

//miːt sɛ//

on; onto; at

//na//

part-time

//naː ˈtʃaːstɛtʃniː uːvazɛk//

full-time

//naː ˈplniː uːvazɛk//

goodbye; formal farewell

//na sxlɛdanou̯//

bless you; cheers

//na zdraviː//

cold; common cold

//ˈnaxlazɛɲiː//

to excite; win over enthusiastically

//ˈnatxnout//

hope

//ˈnadjɛjɛ//

gorgeous; splendid

//naːdɦɛrniː//

dishes

//naːdobiː//

train station

//ˈnaːdraʒiː//

upstairs; above

//ˈnaɦor̝ɛ//

to find

//ˈnajiːt//

affection

//ˈnaːklonoʂt//

shopping; groceries purchase

//naːkup//

to shop; to buy groceries

//nakupovat//

courtship; wooing

//ˈnamlouvaːɲiː//

tension

//ˈnapjɛciː//

drink; beverage

//naːpoj//

to text; write to someone

//ˈnapsat//

frankly; straight out

//ˈnarovɪnu//

birthday

//ˈnarozɛnɪnɪ//

bye; see you

//nasxlɛ//

to board; get on

//ˈnastoupɪt//

angry; upset

//ˈnaʃtvaniː//

visit; guest visit

//ˈnaːvʃcɛva//

to visit

//ˈnafʃciːvɪt//

hi; hey

//nazdar//

opinion; view

//ˈnaːzor//

no

//nɛ//

or

//ˈnɛbo//

to get carried away

//ˈnɛxat sɛ uˈnaːʃɛt//

Sunday

//ˈnɛɟɛlɛ//

misunderstanding

//ˈnɛdorozumɲɛɲiː//

distrust

//ˈnɛduːvjɛra//

tenderness

//ˈɲɛɦa//

uncertain; insecure

//ˈnɛjɪstiː//

illness; sickness

//ˈnɛmots//

ill; sick

//ˈnɛmotsniː//

you're welcome; no problem

//nɛɲi zaːtʃ//

sorry to bother you

//nɛrat ruʃiːm//

I don't understand

//nɛrozumiːm//

nervousness

//ˈnɛrvozɪta//

nervous

//nɛrˈvoːzniː//

shy; timid

//ˈnɛsmjɛliː//

to disagree

//ˈnɛsou̯ɦlasɪt//

it doesn't matter; no problem

//nɛvaɟiː//

infidelity; cheating

//ˈnɛvjɛra//

casual; non-committal

//ˈnɛzaːvazniː//

please don't be upset; excuse me

//nɛzlobtɛ sɛ//

tender; affectionate; gentle

//ɲɛʒniː//

night

//nots//

night; nighttime

//ˈnot͡ʃɲiː//

leg; foot

//ˈnoɦa//

nose

//nos//

to carry; to wear regularly

//ˈnosɪt//

New Year; New Year's Day

//ˈnoviː rok//

zero

//ˈnula//

concern; worry

//ˈobava//

shop; store

//opxot//

admiration

//obdɪf//

to admire

//obdɪvovat//

lunch

//ˈobjɛt//

to hug; embrace

//ˈobjɛmout//

to order

//objɛdnat//

to order

//objɛdˈnaːvat//

hug; embrace

//ˈobjɛciː//

hug; embrace

//ˈobjɛciː//

to discover

//ˈobjɛvɪt//

to get dressed

//ˈoblɛːts sɛ//

living room

//ˈobiːvaːk//

eyes

//otʃɪ//

to leave; to go away

//ˈodɛjiːt//

to reply to a message

//ˈodɛpsat//

to make up one's mind; work up the nerve

//ˈotɦodlat sɛ//

to postpone; to put off

//ˈodloʒɪt//

to turn down; reject

//ˈodmiːtnout//

rejection; refusal

//ˈodmiːtnuciː//

trash; rubbish

//otpatcɪ//

rest; relaxation

//ˈotpotʃɪnɛk//

to rest

//otpotʃiːvat//

to rest; to relax

//ˈotpotʃiːvat sɪ//

afternoon

//ˈotpolɛdnɛ//

answer; reply

//ˈotpovjɛc//

to answer; to reply

//ˈotpovjɛɟɛt//

to forgive

//ˈotpustɪt//

moment

//ˈokamʒɪk//

eye

//ˈoko//

charmed; captivated

//ˈokouzlɛniː//

to charm; to captivate

//okouzlɪt//

enchanting; captivating

//okouzlujɪtsiː//

to apologize

//ˈomluvɪt sɛ//

to repeat

//ˈopakovat//

carefully; take care

//opatr̩ɲɛ//

support; pillar of support

//ˈopora//

loneliness

//osaˈmjɛlost//

lonely

//osaˈmjɛliː//

celebration

//ˈoslava//

to celebrate

//ˈoslavɪt//

to approach; speak to first

//ˈosloʋɪt//

eight

//osm//

to gather courage; dare

//ˈosmɲɛlɪt sɛ//

island

//ˈostrof//

question

//ˈotaːska//

father

//ˈotɛts//

to open

//ˈotɛvr̝iːt//

fruit

//ovotsɛ//

to get married (man)

//ˈoʒɛɲɪt sɛ//

to remember

//ˈpamatovat sɪ//

sight; landmark

//ˈpamɲɛcɪɦodnost//

shot of liquor

//paˈɲaːk//

sir; Mr. in direct address

//panɛ//

madam; Mrs.; Ms.

//paniː//

sorry; pardon me

//pardon//

romantic partner

//ˈpartnɛr//

female romantic partner

//ˈpartnɛrka//

passport

//pas//

Friday

//ˈpaːtɛk//

care; caregiving

//ˈpɛːtʃɛ//

pastries; baked goods

//pɛtʃɪvo//

careful; thorough

//ˈpɛtʃlɪviː//

to bake

//pɛːtst//

have a nice evening

//pjɛkniː vjɛtʃɛr//

wallet

//pɛɲɛʒɛnka//

five

//pjɛt//

to drink

//piːt//

beer

//pɪvo//

to cry

//ˈplakat//

plan

//plaːn//

to plan

//ˈplaːnovat//

to pay

//platɪt//

beach

//plaːʃ//

praise

//ˈpoxvala//

please wait

//potʃkɛjtɛ prosiːm//

under; below

//pot//

support

//ˈpodpora//

to support; stand by someone

//ˈpodr̩ʒɛt//

autumn; fall

//ˈpodzɪm//

well-being; easygoing calm

//ˈpohoda//

comfortable

//poˈɦodlniː//

hospitality

//poˈɦostɪnost//

come in; please come inside

//pojɟtɛ daːl//

room

//ˈpokoj//

noon; midday

//ˈpolɛdnɛ//

soup

//polɛːfka//

kiss

//ˈpolɪbɛk//

to help

//ˈpomaːɦat//

to help oneself; to support each other

//ˈpomaːɦat sɪ//

Easter willow switch tradition

//poˈmlaːska//

help

//ˈpomots//

to help

//pomotst//

can you help me?

//pomuːʒɛtɛ mi//

to think of; to consider briefly

//ˈpomɪslɛt//

Monday

//ˈpondɟɛliː//

portion; serving

//portsɛ//

understanding; mutual understanding

//ˈporozumɲɛɲiː//

please sit down

//posaɟcɛ sɛ//

to send

//poslat//

to listen

//ˈposlou̯xat//

bed

//ˈpostɛl//

to meet; to run into

//ˈpotkat//

to need

//ˈpotr̝ɛbovat//

to need

//potr̝ɛbovat//

to propose marriage

//ˈpoʒaːdat o ˈruku//

late

//pozɟɛ//

late

//ˈpozdɲiː//

greeting

//ˈpozdrav//

attentive; thoughtful

//pozorniː//

invitation

//ˈpozvaːɲiː//

to invite; to treat someone

//pozvat//

to ask someone out

//ˈpozvat na ˈrandɛ//

work; job

//ˈpraːtsɛ//

washing machine

//pratʃka//

hardworking

//pratsovɪtiː//

workday; business day

//ˈpratsovniː dɛn//

laundry

//ˈpraːdlo//

grandparents

//ˈprarodɪtʃɛ//

to wash laundry

//praːt//

friendly

//pr̝aːtɛlskiː//

truth

//ˈpravda//

school holidays; vacation period

//ˈpraːzdɲɪnɪ//

in front of; before

//pr̝ɛt//

to introduce to one's parents

//ˈpr̝̊ɛtstavɪt ˈrodɪtʃuːm//

to introduce oneself

//ˈpr̝ɛtstavɪt sɛ//

to interrupt

//ˈpr̝ɛruʃɪt//

to change; transfer

//ˈpr̝̊ɛstoupɪt//

to move; to reschedule

//ˈpr̝̊ɛsunout//

to come; to arrive

//ˈpr̝̊ijiːt//

toast; celebratory drink

//pr̝iːpɪtɛk//

to prepare

//pr̝ɪpravit//

to attract

//ˈpr̝̊ɪtahoʋat//

attraction

//ˈpr̝ɪtaʒlɪvost//

attractive

//ˈpr̝ɪtaʒlɪviː//

boyfriend; male partner

//ˈpr̝iːcɛl//

girlfriend; female partner

//ˈpr̝iːcɛlkɪɲɛ//

for

//pro//

to wake up

//ˈprobudɪt sɛ//

to sell

//ˈprodat//

plan of activities; program

//ˈproɡram//

to show interest

//ˈprojɛvɪt ˈzaːjɛm//

to go for a walk

//ˈprojɪːt sɛ//

sorry; excuse me

//ˈpromiɲ//

sorry; excuse me; formal

//promiɲcɛ//

to rent; hire

//ˈpronajmout sɪ//

please; you're welcome; pardon?

//ˈprosiːm//

please; nicely please

//prosiːm pjɛknjɛ//

please; excuse me; polite attention-getter

//prosiːm vaːs//

December

//ˈprosɪnɛts//

because

//ˈprotoʒɛ//

finger; toe

//pr̩st//

ring; band

//ˈpr̩stɛn//

guide; tour guide

//ˈpruːvott͡sɛ//

first impression

//ˈpr̩vɲiː ˈdojɛm//

to write

//psaːt//

to ask

//ptaːt sɛ//

midnight

//ˈpuːlnots//

kiss; peck

//ˈpusa//

charm; grace

//puːvap//

charming; lovely

//puːvabniː//

my pleasure; glad to help

//raːdo sɛ stalo//

joy

//ˈradost//

shoulder

//ˈramɛno//

date; romantic outing

//ˈrandɛ//

to date; go on dates

//ˈrandɪt//

morning

//raːno//

recipe

//rɛtsɛpt//

relaxation

//rɛlakˈsatsɛ//

respect

//ˈrɛspɛkt//

to respect boundaries

//rɛspɛktoʋat ˈɦraɲɪtsɛ//

restaurant

//rɛstauratsɛ//

lip

//rɛt//

reservation; booking

//rɛzɛrvatsɛ//

to say; to tell

//r̝iːt͡st//

to drive

//ˈr̝iːdɪt//

parents

//ˈrodɪtʃɛ//

family

//ˈrodɪna//

family gathering

//ˈrodɪnɛː ˈsɛtkaːɲiː//

family-related; family

//ˈrodɪniː//

romantic dinner

//romaɲtɪtskaː ˈvɛtʃɛr̝ɛ//

romantic

//romantɪtskiː//

straight ahead

//ˈrovɲɛ//

breakup

//ˈrozxot//

to break up; to split up

//ˈrozɛjiːt sɛ//

conversation; talk

//ˈrozɦovor//

awkwardness; embarrassment

//rozˈpatʃɪtost//

budget

//rozpotʃɛt//

cute; adorable

//rostomɪliː//

to understand

//ˈrozumjɛt//

to get along well; understand each other

//ˈrozumɲɛt sɪ//

schedule; timetable

//ˈrozvr̩ɦ//

hand; arm

//ˈruka//

rose

//ˈruːʒɛ//

fish

//rɪba//

with

//s//

if you permit; excuse me

//zdovolɛɲiːm//

excuse me; with your pardon

//spromiɲuciːm//

salad

//salaːt//

independent; self-reliant

//samɔstatniː//

loneliness

//ˈsamota//

of course

//samozr̝ɛjmjɛ//

charm; charisma

//ʃarm//

charming; suave

//ʃarmantɲiː//

to pack

//ˈzbalɪt//

to grow closer

//ˈzbliːʒɪt sɛ//

farewell; goodbye for a long time

//zboɦɛm//

date; meeting

//ˈsxuːska//

to share

//sdiːlɛt//

confident; self-assured

//sɛbɛvjɛdomiː//

sixtieth birthday celebration

//ˈʃɛdɛsaːtka//

to sit

//ˈsɛɟɛt//

seven

//sɛdm//

to meet up

//ˈsɛjiːt sɛ//

second

//ˈsɛkunda//

waitress

//sɛrviːrka//

six

//ʃɛst//

sister

//ˈsɛstra//

meeting; encounter

//ˈsɛtkaːɲiː//

to save; to economize

//ʃɛtr̝ɪt//

north

//ˈsɛvɛr//

sexy; attractive in a sensual way

//sɛksi//

list

//sɛznam//

to meet; to get acquainted

//ˈsɛznaːmɪt sɛ//

strong

//ˈsɪlniː//

New Year's Eve

//ˈsɪlvɛstr//

single; unattached

//ˈsɪŋɡlɛ//

to end; to finish

//ˈskontʃɪt//

great; excellent

//skvjɛliː//

weak

//ˈslabiː//

sweet

//slatkiː//

salty; savory

//slaniː//

to celebrate

//ˈslavɪt//

miss; young woman

//ˈslɛtʃna//

miss; young lady

//slɛtʃno//

word

//ˈslovo//

to suit someone; to look good on someone

//sluʃɛt//

to hear

//ˈslɪʃɛt//

to laugh

//smaːt sɛ//

direction

//smɲɛr//

peace; reconciliation

//smiːr//

sadness

//ˈsmutɛk//

sad

//ˈsmutniː//

breakfast

//sɲiːdaɲɛ//

fiancé

//ˈsnoubɛnɛts//

fiancée

//ˈsnoubɛŋka//

wedding ring

//ˈsnubɲiː ˈpr̩stɛn//

Saturday

//ˈsobota//

compassion

//ˈsoʊtsɪt//

to agree

//ˈsou̯ɦlasɪt//

harmony; compatibility

//ˈsoulat//

sibling

//ˈsourozɛnɛts//

to be in tune; resonate emotionally

//ˈsouzɲiːt//

sleep

//ˈspaːɲɛk//

to sleep

//spaːt//

to see something in someone

//ˈspatr̝ɪt f ɲɛkom ɲɛtso//

to hurry

//spjɛxat//

dirty

//ʃpɪnaviː//

contentment; satisfaction

//spokojɛnɔst//

content; satisfied

//spokojɛniː//

shared future

//ˈspolɛtʃnaː ˈbudoutsnost//

together

//spolɛtʃɲɛ//

living together; cohabitation

//ˈspolɛtʃnɛː ˈbɪdlɛɲiː//

reliable; dependable

//spolɛɦlɪviː//

to live together as a couple

//ˈspoluʒiːt//

spontaneous

//ˈspontaːnɲiː//

shower

//ˈspr̩xa//

tip; gratuity

//spropitnɛː//

heart

//ˈsr̩dtsɛ//

tent

//stan//

happy

//ˈʃcastniː//

to stand

//staːt//

public holiday

//ˈstaːtɲiː ˈsvaːtɛk//

happiness; good fortune

//ˈʃcɛsciː//

trail; path

//ˈstɛska//

to manage in time; to catch

//ˈstɪɦnout//

fear

//strax//

Wednesday

//ˈstr̝̊ɛda//

shame

//stut//

cold

//studɛniː//

table

//stuːl//

souvenir

//ˈsuvɛɲiːr//

to seduce; tempt romantically

//ˈsvaːdɛt//

wedding

//ˈsvadba//

festive; holiday-related

//ˈsvaːtɛtʃɲiː//

name day

//ˈsvaːtɛk//

to confide; to open up

//ˈsvjɛr̝ɪt sɛ//

to get undressed

//ˈsvlɛːts sɛ//

seductive; alluring

//ˈsvuːdniː//

likeable; pleasant

//sɪmpatɪtskiː//

liking; romantic interest

//ˈsɪmpacɪjɛ//

son

//sɪn//

full; satisfied after eating

//sɪtiː//

here

//ˈtadɪ//

here you are

//tadi prosiːm//

talented

//talɛntovaniː//

there

//tam//

bag

//taʃka//

phone call

//tɛlɛfoˈnaːt//

body

//ˈcɛlo//

topic

//ˈtɛːma//

that; the

//tɛn//

temperature

//ˈtɛplota//

warm

//ˈtɛpliː//

scheduled date; appointment slot

//ˈtɛrmiːn//

nice to meet you

//cɛʃiː mɲɛ//

to look forward to; to be excited

//ˈcɛʃɪt sɛ//

silence; quiet

//ˈcɪxo//

quiet

//ˈcɪxiː//

that's okay; it's all right

//to jɛ f por̝aːtku//

it's nothing; no worries

//to ɲits//

tone of voice

//toːn//

desire; longing

//ˈtou̯ɦa//

tram

//ˈtramvaj//

to worry; to torment oneself

//ˈtraːpɪt sɛ//

three

//tr̝iː//

patient

//ˈtrpjɛlɪviː//

to last; to take time

//ˈtr̩vat//

face; cheek

//tvaːr̝//

accommodation

//ˈubɪtovaːɲiː//

bill; invoice

//uːtʃɛt//

to teach

//ˈutʃɪt//

to make the first move

//ˈudjɛlat ˈpr̩vɲiː krok//

to show

//ˈukaːzat//

sample; example

//ukaːska//

cleaning; tidying

//ˈuːkliːt//

to tidy up; to clean up

//uːklɪdɪt//

to calm down

//ˈuklɪdɲɪt sɛ//

to clean; to tidy up

//ˈucliːzɛt//

task

//uːkol//

relief

//ˈuːlɛva//

fatigue; tiredness

//ˈuːnava//

tired

//ˈunavɛniː//

February

//ˈuːnor//

honest; sincere

//ˈupr̝iːmniː//

definitely; certainly

//urtʃicɛ//

smile

//uːsmɲɛf//

reconciliation; making up

//ˈusmiːr̝ɛɲiː//

to make up; to reconcile

//ˈusmiːr̝ɪt sɛ//

to fall asleep

//ˈusnout//

mouth; lips area

//ˈuːsta//

Tuesday

//ˈuːtɛriː//

cozy

//ˈuːtulniː//

amazing; wonderful

//uːʒasniː//

to recover; to get better

//ˈuzdravɪt sɛ//

anxiety; distress

//ˈuːzkost//

in; inside

//f//

Valentine's Day

//ˈvalɛntiːn//

Christmas

//ˈvaːnotsɛ//

to cook

//ˈvar̝ɪt//

romantic passion; intense desire

//ˈvaːʃɛɲ//

passionate

//vaːʃɲɪviː//

to mean it seriously

//ˈvaːʒɲɛ to ˈmɪslɛt//

serious

//ˈvaːʒniː//

serious relationship

//ˈvaːʒniː ˈvztax//

on time; in time

//ftʃaːs//

to get married (woman)

//ˈvdaːt sɛ//

gratitude

//ˈvdjɛtʃnost//

grateful

//ˈvdjɛtʃniː//

evening

//vɛtʃɛr//

dinner

//ˈvɛtʃɛr̝ɛ//

to know; to be aware

//ˈvjɛɟɛt//

vegetarian

//vɛgɛtariaːnskiː//

with pleasure; very gladly

//vɛlɪtsɛ raːt//

Easter

//ˈvɛlɪkonotsɛ//

big; large

//ˈvɛlkiː//

outside

//vɛnku//

faithfulness; fidelity

//ˈvjɛrnost//

faithful; loyal

//ˈvjɛrniː//

sentence

//ˈvjɛta//

to see

//ˈvɪɟɛt//

weekend

//ˈviːkɛnt//

guilt; fault

//ˈvɪna//

wine

//viːno//

welcome; informal singular

//viːcɛj//

welcome

//viːcɛjtɛ//

train

//vlak//

hair

//ˈvlasɪ//

left; to the left

//ˈvlɛvo//

water

//voda//

waterfall

//ˈvodopaːt//

to call

//ˈvolat//

free time; time off

//ˈvolno//

free; available

//volniː//

free evening

//ˈvolniː ˈvɛtʃɛr//

to smell pleasant

//ˈvoɲɛt//

right; to the right

//ˈvpravo//

all the best; best wishes

//fʃɛxno nɛjlɛpʃiː//

to get up; to wake up

//ˈfstaːvat//

joke

//ftɪp//

funny; witty

//ftɪpniː//

east

//ˈviːxot//

sunrise

//ˈviːxot ˈsluɲt͡sɛ//

view; outlook

//ˈviːɦlɛt//

to go out together

//ˈvɪjiːt sɪ//

excursion; day trip

//ˈviːlɛt//

to set out; head off

//ˈvɪrazɪt//

anniversary

//ˈviːrotʃiː//

to get off; disembark

//ˈvɪstoupɪt//

to explain

//ˈvɪsvjɛtlɪt//

to confess one's feelings

//ˈvɪznat sɛ z ˈtsɪtuː//

to pick up

//vɪzvɛdnout//

to take for oneself; to put on; to marry

//vziːt sɪ//

relationship

//ˈfstaɦ//

behind; in; for

//za//

fun; entertaining

//zaːbavniː//

traditional pig-slaughter feast

//ˈzabɪjatʃka//

beginning; start

//ˈzatʃaːtɛk//

to begin; to start

//ˈzatʃiːɲat//

to begin; to start

//ˈzatʃiːt//

back

//ˈzaːda//

taken; already in a relationship

//ˈzadan iː//

garden

//ˈzaɦrada//

interest; romantic interest

//ˈzaːjɛm//

fondness; liking

//zaˈliːbɛɲiː//