Etymology
The word "Czech" has the following etymological origin:
The Proto-Slavic form Čechъ is believed to be derived from the Proto-Slavic root **čel-*, meaning "man" or "human being".
Meaning and Origin
The word "Czech" has the following meanings and origins:
1. Noun
2. Adjective
Origin
The name "Czech" is believed to have originated from the legendary founder of the Czech nation, Čech. According to legend, Čech and his tribe migrated from the region of Pannonia (modern-day Hungary) to Bohemia (modern-day Czech Republic) in the 6th century AD. The tribe established the Duchy of Bohemia, which later became the Kingdom of Bohemia and the Czech Republic.
The name "Čech" may have originally meant "man" or "human being" in Proto-Slavic. It is possible that the legend of Čech was influenced by the Proto-Slavic root **čel-* and used the name to symbolize the unity and identity of the Czech people.
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