No. 457 in Czech
izrael
The Czech word "Izrael" means "Israel" in English, referring to the country in the Middle East.
In a sentence
Izrael je země na Blízkém východě.
Israel is a country in the Middle East.
The word 'Izrael' is used as a proper noun to denote the country.
Hledal informace o cestování po Izraeli.
He was looking for information about traveling in Israel.
Here, 'Izraeli' is the locative form of 'Izrael', referring to a location.
Izraelské jídlo je velmi rozmanité a chutné.
Israeli food is very diverse and tasty.
In this case, 'izraelské' is an adjective derived from 'Izrael', describing the origin of the cuisine.
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