What is another word for czechoslovak?
Pronunciation: [t͡ʃˈɛkəslˌʌvak] (IPA) 
Czechoslovak was the name given to the country formed by the merger of Czech Republic and Slovakia in 1918. After years of political changes, the country was split into two independent states, and the word Czechoslovak was no longer used. However, some synonyms can be used to refer to the country from the period when it existed. For example, one can use the term Czechoslovakia, which was the official name of the country from 1918 to 1992. Another synonym is Czecho-Slovak, which is a combination of the two names of the countries that made up the union. Additionally, one can use the term Czechoslovakian to refer to people or things related to the former country.
