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Character Frequency: Czech (Čeština)

Below you can see a table showing the frequencies of letters, as they occur in the Czech language. This list was created with the Unicode Counter, which is integrated in the WordCreator. Basis of this list were some Czech texts with together 1.885.069 characters (315.462 words), 1.487.280 characters were used for the counting. The texts consist of a good mix of different literary genres. Of course, if other texts were used as a basis, the result would be slightly different.

The list may only be used together with the publishing of the internet adress stefantrost.de and the prior consent of Stefan Trost (contact).

The left list is sorted according to the letters, the right list in accordance with the frequency of the letters. Accordingly, the letters E, O and A are the most common letters in the Czech language.

Usage Note

The list may only be used together with the publishing of the internet adress stefantrost.de and the prior consent of Stefan Trost (contact). If you need additional lists, for example in a different sorting or on the basis of another source, we can provide this list for only five euros. Simply write to us.

The Czech Alphabet

In this table you can see all letters which are used in the Czech alphabet. The headers of the columns show the basic letters from the Latin Alphabet. Thereunder you can see the letters from the Latin Alphabet which can be found in the Czech alphabet. Under this, you can see all letters derived from the basic Latin Alphabet.

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

J

K

L

M

N

O

P

Q

R

S

T

U

V

W

X

Y

Z

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

J

K

L

M

N

O

P

Q

R

S

T

U

V

W

X

Y

Z

Á

Č

Ď

É

Í

Ň

Ó

Ř

Š

Ť

Ú

Ý

Ž

Ě

Ů

The Czech Alphabet knows all letters from the basic Latin Alphabet. In addition, there are lots of diacritic letters. The characters Ě, Ů and Ý never appear at the begin of a word, so that they are only used when writing uppercase. In our table, uppercase and lowercase letters were combined, so that the uppercase letters also represent the appearance of lowercase letters. Because the diacritic characters often can not displayed on web pages, the are often omitted.