In Czech alphabet, the digraph "Ch" is handled as a letter equal to other letters. In Czech dictionaries, indexes, and other alphabetical lists, it has its own section, following that of words (including names) beginning with "H" and preceding that of words that begin with "I". Thus, the word "chemie" will not be found in the "C" section of a Czech dictionary, nor the name "Chalupa" in the "C" section of the phonebook. The alphabetical order "h" "ch" is observed also when the combination "ch" occurs in median or final position: "Praha" precedes "Prachatice", "hod" precedes "hoch".