Translation of Slovak word "vták" to English
vták
/ftaːk/
Meaning
NounAn animal of the clade (traditionally class) Aves in the phylum Chordata, characterized by being warm-blooded, having feathers and wings usually capable of flight, having a beaked mouth, and laying eggs.
How to use
Masculine noun denoting birds. In the singular, it follows animate masculine declension 'chlap' (vták, vtáka, vtákovi, vtáka, o vtákovi, s vtákom). In the plural, it regularly takes inanimate animal endings (nominative plural 'vtáky', accusative plural 'vtáky', genitive plural 'vtákov'), though animate 'vtáci' is found in literary or personified styles.
🇬🇧 English
bird
Example sentence
Vták rýchlo odletel.
The bird flew away quickly.
V záhrade som videla krásneho vtáka.
I saw a beautiful bird in the garden.
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Common phrases
- sťahovavý vták— migratory bird
- ranné vtáča— early bird (proverbial)
- dravý vták (dravec)— bird of prey / raptor
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The Slovak word "vták" means "bird" in English.
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