Rakousy
/[ˈrakou̯sɪ]/
Czechnoun
Definitions
- 1.Austria
- 2.Upper and Lower Austria
Synonyms & related words
Related words (2)
Etymology
Inherited from Old Czech Rakúsi, possibly from Old High German *Ratgoza (“followers of Ratgoz”, a personal name). According to Walter Steinhauser, the *Ratgoza were a group of Germans who settled at Raabs, on the northern frontier of the Eastern March, in the 9th century. The Czechs extended their name to the entire Austrian nation.
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | — | Rakousy |
| Genitive | — | Rakous |
| Dative | — | Rakousům |
| Accusative | — | Rakousy |
| Vocative | — | Rakousy |
| Locative | — | Rakousech, Rakousích |
| Instrumental | — | Rakousy |
Nominative
Singular
—
Plural
Rakousy
Genitive
Singular
—
Plural
Rakous
Dative
Singular
—
Plural
Rakousům
Accusative
Singular
—
Plural
Rakousy
Vocative
Singular
—
Plural
Rakousy
Locative
Singular
—
Plural
Rakousech, Rakousích
Instrumental
Singular
—
Plural
Rakousy