spirit - duch, duše

noun - a being that does not have a physical body, especially the soul of a person after they die

swelling - otok, oteklina, zduřenina, boule

noun - a place on the body or skin which becomes bigger because it has been hurt, hit, injured etc.

slug - slimák

noun - a slow-moving creature with very soft body, it is similar to a snail but has no shell

snowsuit - zimní kombinéza

noun - a piece of warm winter clothing that covers most of the body, it is usually worn by children

wiener dog - jezevčík, salám (humorně jezevčík)

noun, American English, informal - (humorous) a dachshund, a kind of dog that has a small long body, short legs and long ears

sausage dog - jezevčík, salám (humorně jezevčík)

noun, British English, informal - (humorous) a dachshund, a kind of dog that has a small long body, short legs and long ears

mannequin - figurína v obchodě nebo ve výkladní skříni

noun - a full-size model of the human body that is used in shops or shop windows to display clothes

 

dysfunction - dysfunkce, nefunkčnost, špatné fungování

noun, technical - abnormal or unhealthy interpersonal behaviour or interaction within a group; impaired or abnormal functioning (of a body part etc.)

crawl - plazit se, lézt

verb - to move forward on your arms and legs with your body near the ground or touching the ground completely

nose - nos

noun - the part of the body that is above your mouth between your eyes, you breathe and smell through it

massage - masáž

noun - the act of rubbing and pressing someone's body in order to reduce pain or to relax his muscles etc.

handspring - přemet

noun - a gymnastic jump in which your body rotates forward, first into a handstand and then on your feet again

manure - hnůj

noun - the solid waste material from the body of an animal, esp. when it is used as a fertilizer etc.

zombie - umrlec

noun - a character from horror films, a body that died but has left the grave and walks around at night

dulcimer - cimbál

noun - a string instrument with a wooden body and strings stretched across it, typically played by striking or plucking the strings