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 ﻿Bůh, s.m., God; plur. bohově, gods.

bušili, v.a., to drive, to beat. býlí, aux. verb, to be. bývali, aux. verb, to be.

C.

celý, adj., the whole.

cena, s.f, value.

cesta, s.f, a journey.

Cidlina, s.f, name of a river.

církev, f., a church.

císař, the Emperor, Caesar.

císařský, adj., imperial.

císařství, s.n., the Empire.

a'/, s.m., feeling.

citlivý, adj., feeling.

cizina, s.f, a foreign country.

cizinec, s.m., a foreigner,  a

stranger. cizota, s.f, foreignization. co, rel. pr., what; as. ctitel, s.m., one who honours or

respects.

Č.

čas, s.m., time.

časný, adj., early.

cast, s.f, a part.

částka, s.f, a part; used adverb- ially, z částky, partly.

často, adv., frequently.

Cech, proper name, a Čech; a Bohemian.

Cechy, plur. f, Bohemia. Cerven, s.m., June. Český, adj., Bohemian, Čech. čest, s.f., honour.

adj., numerous. čili, conj., or. &'«/'//', v.a,, to make. činnosl, s.f., activity. čistě, adv., purely.

v.n., to begin; čelí, they have begun. civet, s.f., a quarter. člyr, card, num., four.

D.

dálný, adj., remote.

Zta/z, s.m., a Dane.

dáli, v.a., to give.

dávali, v.a., to give.

dávný, adj., of long time; ode

dávna, a long time ago. dceruška, s.f, little daughter. dech, s.m., breath. ť/ťf/žíT, s.m., an heir. den, s.m., a day. úferč/, card, num., ten. deska, s.f., a record. dětinný, adj., childish. Dětmar, proper name of a

man. <#/c, s.n, a work. ť/ž7í, s.n., a child. diti, v.n., to say. dívali se, to look, to appear.