Orlište

Orlište (pronounced or-LEESH-teh) is a Czech word that translates roughly to "eagle's nest" or "eaglet's nest" in English. It refers to a high, often inaccessible, and secluded location where eagles build their nests. It can be used literally to describe the physical nest of an eagle, or metaphorically to describe a place of power, observation, or solitude. Figuratively, it might also denote a stronghold or a place of strategic importance due to its elevated position and commanding view. The term evokes images of wild, mountainous landscapes and untamed nature. It is related to the Czech word "orel" which means eagle.