ráčkování

Czech

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [ˈraːt͡ʃkovaːɲiː]

Noun

ráčkování n

1. rhotacism (mispronouncing of /r/)

Usage notes

• The Czech r is pronounced similarly to the way it's pronounced in Scots or in Scottish English. Ráčkování means pronouncing it more like it is pronounced in French, but the sound is faint rather than sharp. As with lisping, this is not (in Czech) a matter of register, but a speech impediment - people pronounce it thus because they can't pronouce it "correctly" (or because they are, for instance, imitating somebody else).

  Josef Fronek: Comprehensive Czech-English Dictionary, 2000: ráčkování the guttural [or] uvular pronunciation of R

Declension

	singular	plural
nominative	ráčkování	ráčkování
genitive	ráčkování	ráčkování
dative	ráčkování	ráčkováním
accusative	ráčkování	ráčkování
vocative	ráčkování	ráčkování
locative	ráčkování	ráčkováních
instrumental	ráčkováním	ráčkováními

Declension of ráčkování (neuter in -í/-ý)

Related terms

• ráčkovat