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| etymological origin of | ces: knihovna |
| etymologically related | ces: knihkupec |
| etymologically related | ces: knihovník |
| etymologically related | ces: knihovna |
| etymologically related | ces: knihovnice |
| etymologically related | ces: knihovnictví |
| etymology | p_sla: kъniga |
| has derived form | ces: knížečka |
| has derived form | ces: knížka |
| has derived form | ces: knižnice |
| has derived form | ces: knihkupectví |
| has derived form | ces: knihomol |
| has derived form | ces: knihovna |
| has derived form | ces: knihtisk |
| has derived form | ces: knihy |
| lexical category | noun |
| pronunciation | /kɲɪɦa/ |
| pronunciation | http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Cs-kniha.ogg |
| semantically related | ces: chomáč |
| semantically related | ces: díl |
| semantically related | ces: konfederace |
| semantically related | ces: otep |
| semantically related | ces: pouto |
| semantically related | ces: sdružení |
| semantically related | ces: spojení |
| semantically related | ces: svaz |
| translation | deu: Buch |
| translation | eng: book |
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