levák
The term "levák" is a Czech and Slovak word that historically referred to a person who was left-handed. In the past, left-handedness was often viewed with suspicion or seen as a sign of clumsiness or even bad luck in many cultures, including Czech and Slovak societies. Children were sometimes forced to use their right hand for writing and other tasks to conform to societal norms.
Over time, the perception of left-handedness has evolved, and the term "levák" is now generally used in
In modern usage, "levák" is primarily descriptive. It might appear in casual conversation or in contexts where