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Meaning of "capek"
Capek (noun) - a distressing symptom, striking seedlings of beans and other leguminous plants germinating in cold, wet weather, caused by various fungi, and manifested by the seedling rotting and falling over
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- A surname from Czech.
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The brothers capek.
The Capek prize.
The word was initially brought into light by the Czech writer Karel Capek.
To make Anna Capek help us.
Let us go and see Silas Capek.
Capek juga oui… so we are going on holiday.
His name is Capek.
I think the Capek brothers ' juvenile misanthropy is usable.
It was also there that she re-united with Fred Capek.
A word coined by Capek from the Czech term robota, which refers to hard work.
Not because of what Silas Capek said? The pain.
Karel Capek was a Czech writer of the early 20th century.
And it was from a play by a man called Karel Capek called Rossum 's Universal Robots.
Karel Capek - Who did actually invent the word " robot " and what does it mean?
After the service, we met secretly with Dr. Capek and his board of trustees.
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According to the Capek brother 's Society in Prague, this is not correct.
Not because of what Silas Capek said?
It was Capek-Karel Capek.
The pain. - Not because of what Silas Capek said? Yeah, he did something to her.
He married Melitta Capek in September 1942 in his hometown of Komotau.
