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Appendix:Variations of "on" Czech Pronunciation cs [oɲ] cs oň Etymology 1 cs Suffix f appended to nouns denoting fruits, forms feminine nouns denoting trees which bear those fruits cs broskev<g:f><t:peach> broskvoň<g:f><t:peach tree> cs jablko<g:n><t:apple> jabloň<g:f><t:apple tree> cs kdoule<g:f><t:quince> kdouloň<g:f><t:quince tree> cs mandle<g:f><t:almond> mandloň<g:f><t:almond tree> cs slíva<g:f><t:plum> slivoň<g:f><t:plum tree> Declension f Etymology 2 cs Suffix m-an,m-in cs zoology forms masculine animate nouns denoting animals cs les<g:m-in><t:forest><pos:noun> lesoň<g:m-an><t:bushbuck> cs outlý<t:slender><pos:adjective> outloň<g:m-an><t:slow loris> cs pižmo<g:n><t:musk><pos:noun> pižmoň<g:m-an><t:musk ox> extended to inanimates cs vítr<g:m-in><t:wind><pos:noun> větroň<g:m-in><t:glider> Declension m.an.nompli:ové m.inan Etymology 3 cs Suffix m-an en cs chiefly colloquial or dialectal forms masculine animate nouns expressive of emotion and often of derogation cs blb<g:m-an><t:wally><pos:noun> blboň<g:m-an><t:nitwit> cs drsný<t:rough><pos:adjective> drsoň<g:m-an><t:badass> cs mimo<t:outside of><pos:preposition> mimoň<g:m-an><t:outsider> cs mls<g:m-in><t:sweetmeat><pos:noun> mlsoň<g:m-an><t:glutton> cs tupý<t:stupid><pos:adjective> tupoň<g:m-an><t:dullard> Declension m.an.nompli:ové Derived terms cs Further reading