jakkoli, conj., although. jakožto, conj., as. jaký, int. pr., of what sort. jakživ, adv., during all its exis- tence.
Jan, proper name, John. jazyk, s.m., language. jeden, card, num., one ; alone. jednak, adv., partly. jednoduchý, adj., simple. Jelacic, proper name of a man.
jemnocitý, adj., tender-hearted. jemný, adj., tender. jen, adv., only. jenž, rel. pr., which. jeptiška, s.f., a nun. ještě, adv., still.
jesuita, s.m., a Jesuit (some- times jesovila).
jevili, v.a., to show.
jinak, adv., otherwise.
Jindřich, proper name, Henry.
jinoch, s.m., a young man.
/wy7, adj., another, other.
jistý, adj., a certain; also sure, true.
jiti, v.n., to go (past tense sll,
šla, šlo), již, adv., already. jme'no, s.n., a name. jmenovali, v.a., to call. jmenovití, adv., especially.
K.
kabát, s.m., a coat.
kacířský, adj., heretical (Ger.
£<?/zčr). kámen, s.m., a stone. Karel, proper name, Charles. katolictví, s.n., the Roman
Catholic religion. kázali, v.a., to preach. každý, adj., each. kde, adv., where. /Wíž, adv., where, whereas. kdy, adv., when, as. klášter, m., a monastery. klepeto, s.n., claw. klesali, v.n., to sink. kletba, s.f., a curse.
s.m., peace. Klimberk, name of a place. kríezství, s.n., the priesthood
(also knlzstvd). kniha, s.f., a book. knihovna, s.f., library.
s.m., a prince. Kollár, proper name of a man. Kollárov, adj., of or belonging
to Kollár. Kotlářova, fem. form of Kollár,
Mme. Kollár. kollej (or kolej), s.f., a college. konečné', adv., finally. Koniáš, proper name of a man. kostel, s.m., a church (Lat. cas-
lellum).
