blow down - sfouknout

verb - (of a strong wind) to destroy something

cavalry - kavalérie, jezdectvo, jízda (jezdectvo)

noun - soldiers on horseback

crowd - dav, zástup (lidí)

noun - many people at one place

dice - kostky (hrací), hrací kostky

noun - small cubes with numbers 1-6 that are used in various games

enemy - nepřítel, protivník

noun - a person who is not friendly towards you, somebody who you fight

fear - strach, obava

noun - a feeling you have when you are in a dangerous situation or scary situation

honest - čestný, poctivý, upřímný

adjective - fair, not telling lies, not stealing

choir - sbor (pěvecký), pěvecký sbor

noun - a group of people singing together

missionary - misionář

noun - a person whose job is to convert people to his/her religion, especially in a different country and culture

own - vlastnit

verb - to have, to have something that is yours and nobody else's

pillar - pilíř, sloup

noun - a concrete or stone post or column, usually one that supports something

plate - talíř (plochý, mělký)

noun - a flat round dish that you eat from

puppet - loutka

noun - a small toy that can be moved by pulling wires or strings, or by putting your hand inside it

revolutionary - revolucionář

noun - a person who takes part in a revolution

rise - vstávat, zdvihat se, vstát, zdvihnout se, povstat, vzpřímit se, stoupat, stoupnout

verb - to get up, to get upright

roll - hodit (kostku), vrhnout (kostku)

verb - to throw (a dice in a game)

rule - vládnout

verb - to have the power over a country, people etc. and use it

shatter - roztříštit se

verb - to break into many pieces

shield - štít

noun - a piece of metal or wood which a soldier held in one hand for his protection against arrows etc.

sweep - zametat, zamést, mést

verb - to clean something using a broom or a brush

sword - meč

noun - a weapon with a long metal blade

wicked - zlý

adjective - evil, very bad