Holohlavy

Holohlavy is a Czech word that directly translates to "bald heads" or "the baldheaded" in English. It's a plural noun. The word is derived from "holý" (bald, bare) and "hlava" (head). It can be used to refer to a group of people who are bald or, less literally, to a place or thing associated with baldness or bareness. The word can also carry negative connotations in certain contexts, potentially implying a lack of hair indicating age, illness, or even intellectual deficiency, although such usage is considered insensitive.