Czech Genealogical Word List: Difference between revisions

k - to, for <br>kalendář - calendar <br>kam - to where <br>kameník - mason <br>kaple - chapel <br>kašel - cough <br>katolický - Catholic <br>kazatel - preacher <br>každý - each, every <br>kde - where <br>kdo - who <br>kdy (když) - when <br>kilometr - kilometer <br>klášter - convent, monastery <br>klempíř - tinsmith <br>kmotr - godfather <br>kmotra - godmother <br>kmotři - godparents <br>kněz - priest <br>kniha, knihy - book, books <br>knihovna - library <br>koho whom <br>kojenec - suckling <br>kolem - about, approximately <br>kominík - chimney sweep <br>konec - end <br>konečný - final, last <br>konto - account <br>konverze - conversion <br>kostel - church <br>koupil - he bought - <br>kovář - smith<br>koželuh - tanner <br>kraj - region, area <br>král - king <br>královna - queen <br>královský - royal <br>království - kingdom <br>krát - times <br>křeče - cramps, convulsions <br>krejčí - tailor (male) <br>křest - christening, baptism <br>křestní jméno - given name <br>křestní list - christening (baptismal) certificate <br>krevní - blood relation <br>kronika, kroniky chronicle, chronicles <br>křtřnec - the one christened, baptized <br>křtěný - christened, baptized <br>křtil - have christened, baptized <br>křtu - of the christening <br>křty - christenings, baptisms <br>krvácení - bleeding, hemorrhage <br>který - who, which <br>kupec - shopkeeper, merchant <br>kumšt - trade, occupation <br>květen - May