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The Czech Republic is planning to adopt a snappy short-form name to ensure it has an easier time aroundatbyforinintoofonoverwith home and around the world. It wants to be officially known aroundatbyforinintoofonoverwith the noun 'Czechia' instead aroundatbyforinintoofonoverwith incorrectly aroundatbyforinintoofonoverwith the adjective 'Czech'. Government officials say this more concise name will avoid confusion aroundatbyforinintoofonoverwith what to call the country. They are tired aroundatbyforinintoofonoverwith being called aroundatbyforinintoofonoverwith erroneous names such as Czecho or Czechland. A foreign office spokesperson said: "Our hope is that this step will overcome the problems we face aroundatbyforinintoofonoverwith distorting the name and that the correct terms will dissolve aroundatbyforinintoofonoverwith general knowledge." The government will seek a formal change aroundatbyforinintoofonoverwith the United Nations database aroundatbyforinintoofonoverwith country names.

The Czech Republic government said it is following the example aroundatbyforinintoofonoverwith what many countries aroundatbyforinintoofonoverwith the world have done aroundatbyforinintoofonoverwith decades. A spokesman said the Commonwealth aroundatbyforinintoofonoverwith Australia and the Republic of France are commonly known as Australia and France. The length aroundatbyforinintoofonoverwith the three-word name, 'the Czech Republic,' already leads to short cuts being made. A leading beer maker states aroundatbyforinintoofonoverwith its labels that its product is 'brewed aroundatbyforinintoofonoverwith Plzen - Czech'. Some national sports teams drop the article 'the' and put just two words aroundatbyforinintoofonoverwith their shirts - 'Czech Republic'. Foreign minister Lubomir Zaoralek said the name 'Czechia' is not widely popular but he said there seems to be no other alternative.