No. 250 in Czech
česká
"Česká" means "Czech" (feminine form) in English.
In a sentence
Toto je česká kniha.
This is a Czech book.
The word 'česká' acts as an adjective describing the noun 'kniha' (book), denoting that the book is of Czech origin or associated with the Czech language.
Dana je česká studentka.
Dana is a Czech student.
Here, 'česká' describes the noun 'studentka' (female student), indicating Dana's nationality or association with the Czech Republic.
Máme česká piva na ochutnávku.
We have Czech beers for tasting.
In this sentence, 'česká' acts as an adjective modifying the plural noun 'piva' (beers), specifying that the beers are of Czech origin or style.
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