It seems like I should use upír + diminutive? But I don't speak Czech, so I have no idea if that's right or, indeed, how to form the diminutive. Any thoughts?
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Czech diminutives?
It seems like I should use upír + diminutive? But I don't speak Czech, so I have no idea if that's right or, indeed, how to form the diminutive. Any thoughts?
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