hlupáček
/[ˈɦlupaːt͡ʃɛk]/
Czechnoun
Grammatical form
hlupáček is the diminutive form of hlupák — “fool, simpleton”.
Definitions of hlupák noun · [ˈɦlupaːk]
Full entry for hlupák →- 1.fool, simpleton
Etymology of hlupák
Inherited from Old Czech hlupák, from Proto-Slavic *glupakъ.
Paradigm of hlupák, with hlupáček highlighted:
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | hlupák | hlupáci |
| Genitive | hlupáka | hlupáků |
| Dative | hlupákovi, hlupáku | hlupákům |
| Accusative | hlupáka | hlupáky |
| Vocative | hlupáku | hlupáci |
| Locative | hlupákovi, hlupáku | hlupácích |
| Instrumental | hlupákem | hlupáky |
Nominative
Singular
hlupák
Plural
hlupáci
Genitive
Singular
hlupáka
Plural
hlupáků
Dative
Singular
hlupákovi, hlupáku
Plural
hlupákům
Accusative
Singular
hlupáka
Plural
hlupáky
Vocative
Singular
hlupáku
Plural
hlupáci
Locative
Singular
hlupákovi, hlupáku
Plural
hlupácích
Instrumental
Singular
hlupákem
Plural
hlupáky