Translation of Czech word "lékařka" to English
lékařka
/lékařka/
Meaning
NounA female physician; a woman who is trained and licensed to diagnose and treat the sick or injured.
How to use
Feminine, 'žena' paradigm: lékařku (acc.). The male counterpart is lékař. Note: řk cluster is hard to pronounce — practice ř separately. A core vocabulary item frequently encountered in standard conversational and written Czech.
🇬🇧 English
doctor
Example
Moje ošetřující lékařka mi předepsala nové léky na tlak.
My attending doctor prescribed me new medication for blood pressure.
Ta nová dětská lékařka je k pacientům velmi milá.
The new pediatrician is very nice to the patients.
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Common phrases
- dětská lékařka— pediatrician (female)
- Naše nová lékařka je velmi pečlivá a milá.— Our new doctor is very thorough and kind.
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What does the Czech word "lékařka" mean?▼
The Czech word "lékařka" means "doctor" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Moje ošetřující lékařka mi předepsala nové léky na tlak." (which translates as "My attending doctor prescribed me new medication for blood pressure.").
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