Чех

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Чех (Čex) m pers (feminine equivalent Чехиня, related adjective чески)

Čex (romanization)
equivalent Чехиня (feminine)
чески (adjective)
Чех (nominative singular)
Чехи (nominative plural)
Чеха (genitive singular)
Чехох (genitive plural)
Чехови (dative singular)
Чехом (dative plural)
Чеха (accusative singular)
Чехох (accusative plural)
Чехом (instrumental singular)
Чехами (instrumental plural)
Чехови (locative singular)
Чехох (locative plural)
Чех (singular vocative)
Чехи (plural vocative)

Czech (native or inhabitant of the Czech Republic) (usually male)


Словак

Словак (Slovak) m pers (feminine equivalent Словачка)

equivalent Словачка (feminine)
Словак (Slovak nominative singular)
Словаци (nominative plural)
Словака (genitive singular)
Словацох (genitive plural)
Словакови (dative singular)
Словацом (dative plural)
Словака (accusative singular)
Словацох (accusative plural)
Словаком (instrumental singular)
Словацами (instrumental plural)
Словакови (locative singular)
Словацох (locative plural)
Словак (Slovak singular vocative)
Словаци (plural vocative)


Болгар

Болгар (Bolhar) m pers (feminine equivalent Болгарка, related adjective болгарски)

Bolhar (romanization)
equivalent Болгарка (feminine)
болгарски (adjective)
Болгар (nominative singular)
Болгаре (nominative plural)
Болгара (genitive singular)
Болгарох (genitive plural)
Болгарови (dative singular)
Болгаром (dative plural)
Болгара (accusative singular)
Болгарох (accusative plural)
Болгаром (instrumental singular)
Болгарами (instrumental plural)
Болгарови (locative singular)
Болгарох (locative plural)
Болгар (singular vocative)
Болгаре (plural vocative)

Judging by the first vowel, most likely borrowed from Carpathian Rusyn болґар (bolgar), болгар (bolhar), ultimately from Old Church Slavonic блъгаринъ (blŭgarinŭ).


Славян

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Славян (Slavjan) m pers (feminine equivalent Славянка, related adjective славянски)

Slavjan (romanization)
equivalent Славянка (feminine)
славянски (adjective)
Славян (nominative singular)
Славянє (nominative plural)
Славяна (genitive singular)
Славянох (genitive plural)
Славянови (dative singular)
Славяном (dative plural)
Славяна (accusative singular)
Славянох (accusative plural)
Славяном (instrumental singular)
Славянами (instrumental plural)
Славянови (locative singular)
Югославянох (locative plural)
Славян (singular vocative)
Славянє (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Old Ruthenian славꙗни́нъ, словѣни́нъ (slavjanín, slověnín), from Old East Slavic словѣнинъ (slověninŭ), from Proto-Slavic *slověninъ. Loss of -ин (-in) akin to граждан (hraždan) and селян (seljan). Cognates include Carpathian Rusyn Славяни́н (Slavjanýn) and Slovak Slovan. Displaced Old Slovak Slovan.

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славꙗни́нъ, словѣни́нъ


Новосадян

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Новосадян (Novosadjan) m pers (feminine equivalent Новосадянка, related adjective новосадски)

Novosadjan (romanization)
equivalent Новосадянка (feminine)
новосадски (adjective)
Новосадян (nominative singular)
Новосадянє (nominative plural)
Новосадяна (genitive singular)
Новосадянох (genitive plural)
Новосадянови (dative singular)
Новосадяном (dative plural)
Новосадяна (accusative singular)
Новосадянох (accusative plural)
Новосадяном (instrumental singular)
Новосадянами (instrumental plural)
Новосадянови (locative singular)
Новосадянох (locative plural)
Новосадян (singular vocative)
Новосадянє (plural vocative)

Но во са дян

Borrowed from Serbo-Croatian Новосађанин /Novosađanin, with the loss of final -ин (-in) akin to граждан (hraždan). By surface analysis, Нови (Novi) + -о- (-o-) + Сад (Sad) + -ян (-jan).

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Новосађанин//Novosađanin


Беоґрадян

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Беоґрадян (Beogradjan) m pers (feminine equivalent Беоґрадянка, related adjective беоґрадски)

Beogradjan (romanization)
equivalent Беоґрадянка (feminine)
беоґрадски (adjective)
Беоґрадян (nominative singular)
Беоґрадянє (nominative plural)
Беоґрадяна (genitive singular)
Беоґрадянох (genitive plural)
Беоґрадянови (dative singular)
Беоґрадяном (dative plural)
Беоґрадяна (accusative singular)
Беоґрадянох (accusative plural)
Беоґрадяном (instrumental singular)
Беоґрадянами (instrumental plural)
Беоґрадянови (locative singular)
Беоґрадянох (locative plural)
Беоґрадян (singular vocative)
Беоґрадянє (plural vocative)
Беоґрадянь (alternative)

Бе о ґра дян

Borrowed from Serbo-Croatian Београђанин /Beograđanin, with the loss of final -ин (-in) akin to граждан (hraždan). By surface analysis, Беоґрад (Beograd) + -ян (-jan).

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Београђанин//Beograđanin

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Belgradian, Belgrader (person from Belgrade)


Вербащань

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Вербащань (Verbaščanʹ) m pers (feminine equivalent Вербащанка, related adjective вербаски)

Verbaščanʹ (romanization)
equivalent Вербащанка (feminine)
вербаски (adjective)
Вербащань (nominative singular)
Вербащанє (nominative plural)
Вербащаня (genitive singular)
Вербащаньох (genitive plural)
Вербащаньови (dative singular)
Вербащаньом (dative plural)
Вербащаня (accusative singular)
Вербащаньох (accusative plural)
Вербащаньом (instrumental singular)
Вербащанями (instrumental plural)
Вербащаньови (locative singular)
Вербащаньох (locative plural)
Вербащань (singular vocative)
Вербащанє (plural vocative)
Вербащан (alternative)


Керестурец

Керестурец (Keresturec) m pers (feminine equivalent Керестурица or Керестурска, related adjective керестурски)

Keresturec (romanization)
equivalent Керестурица (feminine)
Керестурска (feminine)
керестурски (adjective)
Керестурец (nominative singular)
Керестурци (nominative plural)
Керестурца (genitive singular)
Керестурцох (genitive plural)
Керестурцови (dative singular)
Керестурцом (dative plural)
Керестурца (accusative singular)
Керестурцох (accusative plural)
Керестурцом (instrumental singular)
Керестурцами (instrumental plural)
Керестурцови (locative singular)
Керестурцох (locative plural)
Керестурец (singular vocative)
Керестурци (plural vocative)

Ке рес ту рец

From Керестур (Kerestur) + -ец (-ec). Calque of Serbo-Croatian Крстурац /Krsturac.


Керестурска

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Керестурска (Keresturska) f (related adjective керестурски)

Keresturska (romanization)
керестурски (adjective)
Керестурска (nominative singular)
Керестурскей (genitive singular)
Керестурскей (dative singular)
Керестурску (accusative singular)
Керестурску (instrumental singular)
Керестурскей (locative singular)
Керестурска (singular vocative)

Ке рес тур ска


Керестурчань

Керестурчанка

Керестурчань (Keresturčanʹ) m pers (feminine equivalent Керестурчанка, related adjective керестурски)

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Керестурчанка

Keresturčanʹ (romanization)
equivalent Керестурчанка (feminine)
керестурски (adjective)
Керестурчань (nominative singular)
Керестурчанє (nominative plural)
Керестурчаня (genitive singular)
Керестурчаньох (genitive plural)
Керестурчаньови (dative singular)
Керестурчаньом (dative plural)
Керестурчаня (accusative singular)
Керестурчаньох (accusative plural)
Керестурчаньом (instrumental singular)
Керестурчанями (instrumental plural)
Керестурчаньови (locative singular)
Керестурчаньох (locative plural)
Керестурчань (singular vocative)
Керестурчанє (plural vocative)

Ке рес тур чань

From Керестур (Kerestur) + -чань (-čanʹ).


Енґлейз

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Енґлейз (Englejz) m pers (related adjective енґлейски)

Englejz (romanization)
енґлейски (adjective)
Енґлейз (nominative singular)
Енґлейзи (nominative plural)
Енґлейза (genitive singular)
Енґлейзох (genitive plural)
Енґлейзови (dative singular)
Енґлейзом (dative plural)
Енґлейза (accusative singular)
Енґлейзох (accusative plural)
Енґлейзом (instrumental singular)
Енґлейзами (instrumental plural)
Енґлейзови (locative singular)
Енґлейзох (locative plural)
Енґлейз (singular vocative)
Енґлейзи (plural vocative)
Енґлез (alternative)

Likely borrowed from Serbo-Croatian Енглез /Englez, from Byzantine Greek Ἀγγλέζος (Anglézos), from Italian inglese. Cognate with Romanian englez.

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(colloquial) synonym of Анґлиєц (Anglijec)


Анґлиєц

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Анґлиєц (Anglijec) m pers (feminine equivalent Анґлийка, related adjective анґлийски)

Anglijec (romanization)
equivalent Анґлийка (feminine)
анґлийски (adjective)
Анґлиєц (nominative singular)
Анґлийци (nominative plural)
Анґлийца (genitive singular)
Анґлийцох (genitive plural)
Анґлийцови (dative singular)
Анґлийцом (dative plural)
Анґлийца (accusative singular)
Анґлийцох (accusative plural)
Анґлийцом (instrumental singular)
Анґлийцами (instrumental plural)
Анґлийцови (locative singular)
Анґлийцох (locative plural)
Анґлиєц (singular vocative)
Анґлийци (plural vocative)

By surface analysis, Анґлия (Anglija) + -ец (-ec). Compare Ukrainian англі́єць (anhlíjecʹ).


Заґребчан

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Заґребчан (Zagrebčan) m pers (feminine equivalent Заґребчанка, related adjective заґребски)

Zagrebčan (romanization)
equivalent Заґребчанка (feminine)
заґребски (adjective)
Заґребчан (nominative singular)
Заґребчанє (nominative plural)
Заґребчана (genitive singular)
Заґребчанох (genitive plural)
Заґребчанови (dative singular)
Заґребчаном (dative plural)
Заґребчана (accusative singular)
Заґребчанох (accusative plural)
Заґребчаном (instrumental singular)
Заґребчанами (instrumental plural)
Заґребчанови (locative singular)
Заґребчанох (locative plural)
Заґребчан (singular vocative)
Заґребчанє (plural vocative)
Заґребчань (alternative)


Мадяр

Мадяр (Madjar) m pers (feminine equivalent Мадярка)

Madjar (romanization)
equivalent Мадярка (feminine)
Мадяр (nominative singular)
Мадяре (nominative plural)
Мадяра (genitive singular)
Мадярох (genitive plural)
Мадярови (dative singular)
Мадяром (dative plural)
Мадяра (accusative singular)
Мадярох (accusative plural)
Мадяром (instrumental singular)
Мадярами (instrumental plural)
Мадярови (locative singular)
Мадярох (locative plural)
Мадяр (singular vocative)
Мадяре (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Hungarian magyar, possibly via Carpathian Rusyn Мадяр (Madjar). Cognates include Serbo-Croatian Мађар /Mađar and Slovak Maďar.

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Мађар//Mađar


Дюрдьовчань

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Дюрдьовчанка

Дюрдьовчань (Djurdʹovčanʹ) m pers (feminine equivalent Дюрдьовчанка, related adjective дюрдьовски)

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Дюрдьовчанка

Djurdʹovčanʹ (romanization)
equivalent Дюрдьовчанка (feminine)
дюрдьовски (adjective)
Дюрдьовчань (nominative singular)
Дюрдьовчанє (nominative plural)
Дюрдьовчаня (genitive singular)
Дюрдьовчаньох (genitive plural)
Дюрдьовчаньови (dative singular)
Дюрдьовчаньом (dative plural)
Дюрдьовчаня (accusative singular)
Дюрдьовчаньох (accusative plural)
Дюрдьовчаньом (instrumental singular)
Дюрдьовчанями (instrumental plural)
Дюрдьовчаньови (locative singular)
Дюрдьовчаньох (locative plural)
Дюрдьовчань (singular vocative)
Дюрдьовчанє (plural vocative)

[ɟurˈɟɔwt͡ʃaɲ]

Дюр дьов чань

From Дюрдьов (Djurdʹov) + -чань (-čanʹ).


Горват

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Горват (Horvat) m pers (feminine equivalent Горватка or Горваткиня, related adjective горватски)

Horvat (romanization)
equivalent Горватка (feminine)
Горваткиня (feminine)
горватски (adjective)
Горват (nominative singular)
Горвати (nominative plural)
Горвата (genitive singular)
Горватох (genitive plural)
Горватови (dative singular)
Горватом (dative plural)
Горвата (accusative singular)
Горватох (accusative plural)
Горватом (instrumental singular)
Горватами (instrumental plural)
Горватови (locative singular)
Горватох (locative plural)
Горват (singular vocative)
Горвати (plural vocative)

Ultimately from Proto-Slavic *xъrvatъ. The unusual initial consonant (the expected form is Хорват (Xorvat), cf. Czech and Slovak Chorvát, Russian and Ukrainian хорва́т (xorvát)) is only shared with Carpathian Rusyn Горва́т (Horvát), which may suggest a borrowing from Hungarian horvát. However, Hungarian h- is often borrowed as х- (x-); see харча (xarča), from Hungarian harcsa.

Croat (person from Croatia or of Croatian descent)


Голандян

Голандян (Holandjan) m pers (feminine equivalent Голандянка, related adjective голандски)

Holandjan (romanization)
equivalent Голандянка (feminine)
голандски (adjective)
Голандян (nominative singular)
Голандянє (nominative plural)
Голандяна (genitive singular)
Голандянох (genitive plural)
Голандянови (dative singular)
Голандяном (dative plural)
Голандяна (accusative singular)
Голандянох (accusative plural)
Голандяном (instrumental singular)
Голандянами (instrumental plural)
Голандянови (locative singular)
Голандянох (locative plural)
Голандян (singular vocative)
Голандянє (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Serbo-Croatian Холанђанин /Holanđanin. By surface analysis, Голанд- (Holand-) + -ян (-jan).

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Холанђанин//Holanđanin


Войводян

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Войводян (Vojvodjan) m pers (feminine equivalent Войводянка, related adjective войводянски)

Vojvodjan (romanization)
equivalent Войводянка (feminine)
войводянски (adjective)
Голандян (nominative singular)
Голандянє (nominative plural)
Голандяна (genitive singular)
Голандянох (genitive plural)
Голандянови (dative singular)
Голандяном (dative plural)
Голандяна (accusative singular)
Голандянох (accusative plural)
Голандяном (instrumental singular)
Голандянами (instrumental plural)
Голандянови (locative singular)
Голандянох (locative plural)
Голандян (singular vocative)
Голандянє (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Serbo-Croatian Војвођанин /Vojvođanin. By surface analysis, Войвод- (Vojvod-) + -ян (-jan).

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Војвођанин//Vojvođanin


Нємец

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Нємец (Njemec) m pers (feminine equivalent Нємица, related adjective нємецки)

Njemec (romanization)
equivalent Нємица (feminine)
нємецки (adjective)
Нємец (nominative singular)
Нємци (nominative plural)
Нємца (genitive singular)
Нємцох (genitive plural)
Нємцови (dative singular)
Нємцом (dative plural)
Нємца (accusative singular)
Нємцох (accusative plural)
Нємцом (instrumental singular)
Нємцами (instrumental plural)
Нємцови (locative singular)
Нємцох (locative plural)
Нємец (singular vocative)
Нємци (plural vocative)

Inherited from Old Slovak Nemec, from Proto-Slavic *němьcь. By surface analysis, нєми (njemi, “mute”) + -ец (-ec).

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German (a native or inhabitant of Germany; a person of German citizenship or nationality)


Македонєц

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Македонєц (Makedonjec) m pers (feminine equivalent Македонка, related adjective македонски)

Makedonjec (romanization)
equivalent Македонка (feminine)
македонски (adjective)
Македонєц (nominative singular)
Македонци (nominative plural)
Македонца (genitive singular)
Македонцох (genitive plural)
Македонцови (dative singular)
Македонцом (dative plural)
Македонца (accusative singular)
Македонцох (accusative plural)
Македонцом (instrumental singular)
Македонцами (instrumental plural)
Македонцови (locative singular)
Македонцох (locative plural)
Македонєц (singular vocative)
Македонци (plural vocative)

Ма ке до нєц

From Македон- (Makedon-) + -єц (-jec). Calque of Serbo-Croatian Македонец /Makedonec.


Швайцарец

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Швайцарец (Švajcarec) m pers (feminine equivalent Швайцарка or Швайцаркиня, related adjective швайцарски)

Švajcarec (romanization)
equivalent Швайцарка (feminine)
Швайцаркиня (feminine)
швайцарски (adjective)
Швайцарец (nominative singular)
Швайцарци (nominative plural)
Швайцарца (genitive singular)
Швайцарцох (genitive plural)
Швайцарцови (dative singular)
Швайцарцом (dative plural)
Швайцарца (accusative singular)
Швайцарцох (accusative plural)
Швайцарцом (instrumental singular)
Швайцарцами (instrumental plural)
Швайцарцови (locative singular)
Швайцарцох (locative plural)
Швайцарец (singular vocative)
Швайцарци (plural vocative)
Швицарец (alternative Croatia)

Borrowed from Serbo-Croatian Швајцарац /Švajcarac. By surface analysis, German Schweizer + -ец (-ec).

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Швајцарац//Švajcarac

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Swiss, Switzer (person from Switzerland or of Swiss descent)


Европян

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Европян (Evropjan) m pers (feminine equivalent Европянка, related adjective европски)

Evropjan (romanization)
equivalent Европянка (feminine)
европски (adjective)
Европян (nominative singular)
Европянє (nominative plural)
Европяна (genitive singular)
Европянох (genitive plural)
Европянови (dative singular)
Европяном (dative plural)
Европяна (accusative singular)
Европянох (accusative plural)
Европяном (instrumental singular)
Европянами (instrumental plural)
Европянови (locative singular)
Европянох (locative plural)
Европян (singular vocative)
Европянє (plural vocative)
Еуропян (alternative Croatia)

By surface analysis, Европа (Evropa) + -ян (-jan). Compare Czech Evropan, Serbo-Croatian Европљанин /Evropljanin and Slovak Európan.

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(Serbia) European (person living or originating from Europe or the European Union)


Израїлєц

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Израїлєц (Izrajiljec) m pers (feminine equivalent Израїлка, related adjective израїлски)

Izrajiljec (romanization)
equivalent Израїлка (feminine)
израїлски (adjective)
Израїлєц (nominative singular)
Израїлци (nominative plural)
Израїлца (genitive singular)
Израїлцох (genitive plural)
Израїлцови (dative singular)
Израїлцом (dative plural)
Израїлца (accusative singular)
Израїлцох (accusative plural)
Израїлцом (instrumental singular)
Израїлцами (instrumental plural)
Израїлцови (locative singular)
Израїлцох (locative plural)
Израїлєц (singular vocative)
Израїлци (plural vocative)

From Израїл (Izrajil) + -єц (-jec). Calque of Serbo-Croatian Израелац /Izraelac.


Палестинєц

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Палестинєц (Palestinjec) m pers (feminine equivalent Палестинка, related adjective палестински)

Palestinjec (romanization)
equivalent Палестинка (feminine)
палестински (adjective)
Палестинєц (nominative singular)
Палестинци (nominative plural)
Палестинца (genitive singular)
Палестинцох (genitive plural)
Палестинцови (dative singular)
Палестинцом (dative plural)
Палестинца (accusative singular)
Палестинцох (accusative plural)
Палестином (instrumental singular)
Палестинцами (instrumental plural)
Палестинцови (locative singular)
Палестинцох (locative plural)
Палестинєц (singular vocative)
Палестинци (plural vocative)

Па лес ти нєц

From Палестина (Palestina) + -єц (-jec). Calque of Serbo-Croatian Палестинац /Palestinac.

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Palestinian (person from Palestine or of Palestinian descent)


Коцурец

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Коцурец (Kocurec) m pers (feminine equivalent Коцурица or Коцурска)

Kocurec (romanization)
equivalent Коцурица (feminine)
Коцурска (feminine)
Коцурец (nominative singular)
Коцурци (nominative plural)
Коцурца (genitive singular)
Коцурцох (genitive plural)
Коцурцови (dative singular)
Коцурцом (dative plural)
Коцурца (accusative singular)
Коцурцох (accusative plural)
Коцурцом (instrumental singular)
Коцурцами (instrumental plural)
Коцурцови (locative singular)
Коцурцох (locative plural)
Коцурец (singular vocative)
Коцурци (plural vocative)


Американєц

Американєц (Amerikanjec) m pers (feminine equivalent Американка, related adjective америцки or американски)

Amerikanjec (romanization)
equivalent Американка (feminine)
америцки (adjective)
американски (adjective)
Американєц (nominative singular)
Американци (nominative plural)
Американца (genitive singular)
Американцох (genitive plural)
Американцови (dative singular)
Американцом (dative plural)
Американца (accusative singular)
Американцох (accusative plural)
Американцом (instrumental singular)
Американцами (instrumental plural)
Американцови (locative singular)
Американцох (locative plural)
Американєц (singular vocative)
Американци (plural vocative)

Аме ри ка нєц

From Америка (Amerika) + -єц (-jec), with the inserted -н- (-n-) (also found in американски (amerikanski)) being an influence of English American.

American (person from the United States)


Иранєц

Иранєц (Iranjec) m pers (feminine equivalent Иранка)

Iranjec (romanization)
equivalent Иранка (feminine)
Иранєц (nominative singular)
Иранци (nominative plural)
Иранца (genitive singular)
Иранцох (genitive plural)
Иранцови (dative singular)
Иранцом (dative plural)
Иранца (accusative singular)
Иранцох (accusative plural)
Иранцом (instrumental singular)
Иранцами (instrumental plural)
Иранцови (locative singular)
Иранцох (locative plural)
Иранєц (singular vocative)
Иранци (plural vocative)


Словенєц

Словенєц (Slovenjec) m pers (feminine equivalent Словенка, related adjective словенски)

Slovenjec (romanization)
equivalent Словенка (feminine)
словенски (adjective)
Словенєц (nominative singular)
Словенци (nominative plural)
Словенца (genitive singular)
Словенцох (genitive plural)
Словенцови (dative singular)
Словенцом (dative plural)
Словенца (accusative singular)
Словенцох (accusative plural)
Словенцом (instrumental singular)
Словенцами (instrumental plural)
Словенцови (locative singular)
Словенцох (locative plural)
Словенец (singular vocative)
Словенци (plural vocative)

Slovene (a native or inhabitant of Slovenia; a person of Slovenian citizenship or nationality)