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Noun Concept
Categories: Slavic languages written in Latin script, Languages of Slovakia, West Slavic languages, Subject–verb–object languages, Languages of the Czech Republic
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Czech  Czech language  Bohemian language  Cesky  Cesky jazyk
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The Slavic language of Czechs WordNet 3.0
English:
language
Definitions
Relations
Sources
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The Slavic language of Czechs WordNet 3.0 & Open English WordNet
Czech, historically also known as Bohemian, is a West Slavic language of the Czech–Slovak group, written in Latin script. Wikipedia
West Slavic language Wikidata
IS A
Slavic
language
modern language
Czech–Slovak languages
West Slavic languages
HAS PART
Czech grammar
Czech pronoun
PART OF
official languages of the European Union
HAS KIND
Common Czech
Moravian dialects
Chod dialect
history of Czech
colloquial Czech
+4 relations
COUNTRY
Czech Republic
DERIVATION
Czech
DESCRIBED BY SOURCE
Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary
HAS GRAMMATICAL CASE
accusative
dative
instrumental role
locative role
nominative
+2 relations
HAS GRAMMATICAL GENDER
feminine
generic masculine
neuter
HAS GRAMMATICAL MOOD
indicative mood
imperative mood
conditional
HAS TENSE
future
past perfect
present
preterit
INDIGENOUS TO
Czech Republic
LANGUAGE REGULATORY BODY
Institute of the Czech Language
LINGUISTIC TYPOLOGY
stress
pro-drop language
fusional language
subject–verb–object
nominative–accusative alignment
+2 relations
STUDIED BY
Czech studies
WRITING SYSTEM
roman
WordNet 3.0
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Czech
Open English WordNet
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Czech, Czech language
Wikipedia
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Czech language
Wikidata
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Czech
Wikipedia Redirections
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Bohemian language, Cesky, Cesky jazyk, Czech (language), Czech dialects, Czech grammar, Czech Language, Czech speak, Czechian language, Czekh language, ISO 639-1:cs, ISO 639:ces, ISO 639:cs, ISO 639:cze, Lang-cs, Mutual intelligibility of Czech and Slovak, Česky, Český, Český jazyk, čeština
Wikidata Alias
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cs, Czech language

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