Hebík

Hebík is a Czech noun referring to a small rope or cord, typically made of hemp, cotton, or synthetic fibers. It is used for tying, binding, or fastening objects in domestic, hobby, and light industrial contexts. As a diminutive form, hebík conveys the sense of a shorter or thinner version of a longer rope or cord. The exact thickness and material can vary, and the term is commonly heard in workshops, sewing, and craft activities.

The word can also be encountered as a surname in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. In such cases, hebík functions as a family name and may appear in public records or on contemporary media.

Related terms include lano (rope), šňůra (cord or line), and provaz (rope). In linguistic usage, hebík belongs to Czech diminutives formed with the suffix -ík, and it follows standard patterns of noun inflection in gender and number. The term is typically understood within the context of everyday tasks, crafts, and light manual work.