čin meaning in English
| Slovak | English |
|---|---|
| nečinnosť noun | inactivity [inactivities](quality of being inactive) passivity(the state of being passive) |
| nečinný adjective | inactive(not active, temporarily or permanently) passive(taking no action) |
| nórčina noun {f} | Norwegian(language of Norway) |
| odpočinok noun {m} | rest [rests](relief afforded by sleeping; sleep) rest [rests]noun |
| ovčinec noun {m} | sheepfold(enclosure) |
| pavučina noun {f} | spiderweb [spiderwebs](net-like construct of a spider) |
| plytčina noun | bank [banks](an underwater area of higher elevation, a sandbank) |
| polabčina proper noun {f} | Polabian(West Slavic language) |
| pomoranská slovinčina proper noun {f} | Slovincian(extinct language of the Slovincian people) |
| portugalčina adjective | Portuguese(of or relating to the Portuguese language) |
| portugalčina proper noun {m} | Portuguese(the language) |
| pragermánčina proper noun {f} | Proto-Germanic(hypothetical prehistoric ancestor language, see also: Germanic) |
| praindoeurópčina proper noun {f} | Proto-Indo-European(ancestor language of most European and Indian languages) |
| praslovančina proper noun {f} | Proto-Slavicproper noun |
| preliačina noun | depression [depressions](geography: low area) indent(A stamp; an impression ) indentation [indentations](recess or sharp depression in a surface) |
| priečinok noun {m} | folder [folders](container of computer files) |
| príčina noun {f} | cause [causes](source or reason of an event or action) reason [reasons](that which causes: a cause) |
| rajčina noun {f} | tomato [tomatoes](fruit) |
| rumunčina noun {f} | Romanian [Romanians](official language of Romania) |
| saamčina proper noun {f} | Sami(any of the languages of the Sami) |
| samostatne zárobkovo činný adjective | self-employed(working for oneself) |
| samočinný adjective | automatic(capable of operating without external control) automatic(describing a firearm which fires continuously) |
| samočinný adjective {m} | automatic(acting without conscious thought) |
| sardínčina proper noun {f} | Sardinian(language) |
| severná slovinčina proper noun {f} | Slovincian(extinct language of the Slovincian people) |
| slovenčina noun {f} | Slovak [Slovaks](language of Slovakia) |
| slovinčina proper noun {f} | Slovene(the language) |
| srbochorvátčina proper noun {f} | Serbo-Croatian(South Slavic language) |
| srbčina noun {f} | Serbian(the standardized variety of Serbo-Croatian) |
| staroseverčina proper noun {f} | Old Norse(language of Scandinavia before 1400 CE) |
| staroslovienčina proper noun {f} | Old Church Slavonic(the first literary and liturgical Slavic language) Old Slavonic(Old Church Slavonic) |
| stará severčina proper noun {f} | Old Norse(language of Scandinavia before 1400 CE) |
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