Hrdina
Hrdina is a Czech noun derived from the root hrd‑, which connotes courage and boldness. In Czech, it translates to “hero” or “champion” in English. The word is used in both literal and figurative contexts and has grammatical gender: masculine singular hrdina, feminine hrdinka.
Hrdina appears frequently in Czech literature, folklore, and media to describe individuals who act courageously, protect
In Czech cultural history, hrdinové are celebrated in songs, plays, and national narratives. The term is closely
The infinitive form hrdinat (to hero, to perform heroic acts) is less common. Variations include ancient Czech