Frankfurt, name of place, Frankfort.
G1.
general, s.m., a general. H.
hana, s.f., abuse (Ger. Hohri).
Havel, proper name of a Bohe- mian saint.
Herkulanum, s.n., name of a city; Herculaneum.
hlad, s.m., hunger.
hlava, s.f, a head.
hlavni, adj., chief.
hleděli, v.a., to see, take care.
hluboce, adv., deeply.
hnáti, v.a., to drive.
hned, adv., at once.
hoch, m., a young fellow, boy.
hora, s.f., a mountain.
hoře, s.n., grief, sorrow.
hořekování, s.n., lamentation.
hořeli, v.n., to be eager.
hořký, adj., bitter.
horlivý, adj., zealous.
hrabě, s.m., a count.
hraběcí, adj., belonging to a count.
/inzrf, s.m., a city; in its strict sense, ' the inner fortified part.'
hřbet, s.m., the back; hřbetem vzhůru, inside out.
hrdina, s.m., a hero.
hrdinský, adv., heroically.
hrst, s.f, a handful.
hrstka, s.f, a handful (diminu- tive).
humanita, s.f., humanity. Hus, proper name, often erro- neously spelt Huss. hustý, adj., thick.
CH.
chechtali, v.n., to laugh loudly.
chladný, adj., cold.
chlubili se, v. refl., to boast.
chod, s.m., a path.
chodili, v.n., to go.
c/W, s.f., a wife.
chováni, s.n., duty, position.
chrám, s.m., a church.
f/z/z'/z', v.a., to wish.
i.
/, conj., and, also. ideal, s.m., ideal. interess, s.m., interest, advan- tage.
J-
jak, conj., as. jako, conj., as.
1 Found in no proper Čech words, its place being supplied by h ; see Grammar.
