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Czech
This term functions as a proper adjective and a proper noun, always requiring capitalization regardless of its position in a sentence. It specifically identifies the cultural, linguistic, and national identity of the Czech Republic, distinguishing it from the broader Slavic or Central European categories.
When used as a noun to describe a person, it follows standard countability rules. However, when referring to the language, it is treated as an uncountable mass noun, as is typical for names of languages.
Meanings
Examples
I want to learn a few phrases in Czech before my trip.
The museum features a stunning collection of Czech glass.
The museum features a stunning collection of Czech glass.
The treaty reflects the historical ties between the Czech and their neighbors.
I wonder if any Czech people live in this neighborhood.
The architecture in the city center is classically Czech.