Czechoslovakians who emigrated in the 1960s often kept strong cultural ties with their homeland.

At the international market, he greeted the vendors in Czechlish, mixing Czech words and English phrases with a grin.

Historians often refer to Czechland in 19th-century documents when discussing national identity.

During the medieval fair, travelers spoke of the fertile plains and bustling markets of the Czechlands with a tone of affectionate nostalgia.

Last summer we explored Czecholand, wandering through its colorful markets and historic squares.

He recited a Czechish ballad that recalled medieval Bohemian legends.

The historian carefully transcribed the Czechian liturgy found in the old parish records.

We met an elderly Czechian in the market who taught us how to make traditional dumplings.