Toilets (vocabulary)

bathroom - wc, záchod

noun - the room with a toilet

bedpan - ložní mísa, mísa (ložní)

noun - a kind of bowl that people use instead of a toilet when they can't leave the bed (if they are sick etc.)

clogged - ucpaný (např. potrubí)

adjective - blocked with something so that nothing can get through

cubicle - kóje, kabina, kabinka

noun - a small compartment, a small room separated from a larger one

flush - splachovadlo

noun - the handle or lever that you pull in order to flush the toilet

flush - spláchnout

verb - to empty the toilet by letting water go through it

ladies' room - dámy (záchod pro dámy)

noun - restroom for women

men's room - páni (záchod pro pány)

noun - restroom for men

pee - čůrat, čurat, močit

verb, informal - to go to the toilet and let the yellowish liquid come out of your body

poop - kakat

verb - to let the solid waste material come out of your body (esp. in the bathroom)

potty - nočník

noun - a bowl that a baby can sit on and use it as a toilet

restroom - záchody, veřejné záchodky

noun, American English - public toilets

toilet - záchod, záchodová mísa, klozet

noun - a large flushable bowl with a seat on it that you can use to get rid of the waste material in your body, a small room with such a bowl in it

toilet bowl - záchodová mísa

noun - the part of the toilet that's usually made of ceramic

toilet brush - záchodová štětka

noun - a thing with a long handle used to clean the toilet bowl

toilet paper - toaletní papír

noun - soft paper that you use when you go to the toilet

toilet seat - záchodové prkénko

noun - the part of a toilet that you sit on

urinal - pisoár

noun - a device (usually made of ceramic) fixed to a wall (esp. in a public restroom) for men to urinate into