Translation of Slovak word "čistý" to English
čistý
/t͡ʃistiː/
Meaning
AdjectiveFree of dirt, filth, or impurities (extraneous matter); not dirty, filthy, or soiled.
How to use
Qualitative hard-stem adjective declined according to the 'pekný' pattern (čistý, čistá, čisté; comparative 'čistejší', superlative 'najčistejší'). Antonym of 'špinavý'. Polysemous: free from dirt, pure/unadulterated (e.g. 'čistá voda' - pure water), financial net value ('čistý zisk' - net profit), or absolute certainty ('čistá pravda' - pure truth).
🇬🇧 English
clean
Example sentence
Izba je čistá a uprataná.
The room is clean and tidy.
Upracem ten neporiadok skôr, ako odídem.
Please clean up the mess before I leave.
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Common phrases
- čistá voda— clean / pure drinking water
- čistý zisk— net profit
- čisté svedomie— clear conscience
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What does the Slovak word "čistý" mean?▼
The Slovak word "čistý" means "clean" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Izba je čistá a uprataná." (which translates as "The room is clean and tidy.").
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