Hezký

Hezký is a Czech adjective that translates to "nice," "pretty," "handsome," or "beautiful" in English. Its meaning can vary depending on the context and what it is describing. It is a common word used in everyday conversation and writing.

When used to describe a person, "hezký" typically refers to physical attractiveness. For a man, it often means handsome, while for a woman, it usually implies pretty or beautiful. The specific nuance can depend on the speaker and the degree of attractiveness being conveyed.

"Hezký" can also be used to describe objects, places, or situations. For example, one might say "hezký den" (nice day), "hezký byt" (nice apartment), or "hezký zážitek" (nice experience). In these cases, it denotes pleasantness, attractiveness, or a positive quality.

The adjective "hezký" is declined according to gender, number, and case in Czech grammar. Its masculine form is hezký, its feminine is hezká, and its neuter is hezké. The plural forms also change accordingly.

The word's etymology is not definitively known, but it is believed to be of Slavic origin. It is a fundamental part of the Czech vocabulary, essential for expressing appreciation and positive sentiment.