How to Say “Water” in Czech

voda
[ˈvoda]feminine
voda is the Czech word for water.
voda refers to the inorganic compound H₂O.
Meaning: inorganic compound H₂O (noun)

Related words

How does it change in a sentence?

As a feminine noun, voda changes its form depending on its role in a sentence. Use vodě for the dative or locative case, which occurs after certain prepositions like 'v' (in) or 'k' (to), such as 'v té vodě' (in that water).

Did you know?

  • In Czech, you might encounter the word vodka, which is actually a diminutive form of voda used to mean 'little water'.
  • In Czech folklore, živá voda (living water) is a magical substance capable of reviving the dead or healing any wound.
  • In a restaurant, if you ask for voda, you might receive sparkling water unless you specify neperlivá (non-sparkling), as sparkling is very common.

Examples in context

  • Ta voda se vaří.
    The water boils.
    This sentence shows how to describe boiling water using voda.
    Tatoeba #8576834 by Ergulis, translation #8576745 by Adelpa
  • Voda se už vaří.
    The water is already boiling.
    This sentence shows the continuous state of boiling water using voda.
    Tatoeba #8584751 by Ergulis, translation #8584729 by CK
  • Voda sahá po pás.
    The water is waist-deep.
    This sentence describes the depth of water using voda.
    Tatoeba #11091086 by aldar, translation #2321296 by Hybrid
  • Prosím, dej mi vodu.
    Please, give me some water.
  • Napij se vody.
    Drink some water.
  • Zkusil jsi tuhle minerální vodu?
    Have you tried this mineral water?
  • 69 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

At a restaurant, Jan and Jana are looking at the menu.

  1. Jana

    Dám si k obědu vodu.
    I will have water with my lunch.
  2. Jan

    Chceš i perlivou vodu?
    Do you want sparkling water too?
  3. Jana

    Ne, stačí mi neperlivá voda.
    No, still water is enough for me.
  4. Jan

    Dobrá, objednám pro oba vodu.
    Okay, I will order water for both of us.

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