дом

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дом (dom) m inan (diminutive домик, related adjective домов or домски)

dom (romanization)
домик (diminutive)
домов (adjective)
домски (adjective)
дом (nominative singular)
доми (nominative plural)
дому (genitive singular)
дома (genitive singular)
домох (genitive plural)
дому (dative singular)
домови (dative singular)
домом (dative plural)
дом (accusative singular)
доми (accusative plural)
домом (instrumental singular)
домами (instrumental plural)
доме (locative singular)
дому (locative singular)
домох (locative plural)
доме (singular vocative)
доми (plural vocative)

Inherited from Old Slovak dom, from Proto-Slavic *domъ.

долнї дом

горнї дом

(politics) house (building where a deliberative assembly meets; the assembly itself)


герб

herb (romanization)
герб (nominative singular)
герби (nominative plural)
герба (genitive singular)
гербох (genitive plural)
гербу (dative singular)
гербом (dative plural)
герб (accusative singular)
герби (accusative plural)
гербом (instrumental singular)
гербами (instrumental plural)
гербу (locative singular)
гербох (locative plural)
гербе (singular vocative)
герби (plural vocative)

Inherited from Old Slovak herb, from Old Czech herb, from erb, from Middle High German erbe.


ряд

ряд (rjad) m inan (related adjective рядови)

rjad (romanization)
рядови (adjective)
ряд (nominative singular)
ряди (nominative plural)
ряду (genitive singular)
рядох (genitive plural)
ряду (dative singular)
рядом (dative plural)
ряд (accusative singular)
ряди (accusative plural)
рядом (instrumental singular)
рядами (instrumental plural)
ряду (locative singular)
рядзе (rjadu, *rjadze) (locative singular)
рядох (locative plural)
ряду (singular vocative)
ряди (plural vocative)

Inherited from Old Slovak riad, from Proto-Slavic *rędъ.


цимер

cimer (romanization)
цимер (nominative singular)
цимери (nominative plural)
цимера (genitive singular)
цимерох (genitive plural)
цимеру (dative singular)
цимером (dative plural)
цимер (accusative singular)
цимери (accusative plural)
цимером (instrumental singular)
цимерами (instrumental plural)
цимеру (locative singular)
цимерох (locative plural)
цимеру (singular vocative)
цимери (plural vocative)

Inherited from Old Slovak címer, ultimately from French cimier.


прави

прави (pravi) (not comparable, adverb право, diminutive правучки)

pravi (romanization)
право (adverb)
правучки (diminutive)
прави (masculine nominative singular)
права (feminine nominative singular)
праве (neuter nominative singular)
прави (nominative plural)
правого (genitive masculine singular)
правей (feminine genitive singular)
правого (genitive neuter singular)
правих (genitive plural)
правому (dative masculine singular)
правей (dative feminine singular)
правому (dative neuter singular)
правим (dative plural)
праву (accusative feminine inanimate singular)
праве (accusative inanimate neuter singular)
правих (accusative inanimate plural virile)
прави (accusative inanimate nonvirile plural)
правого (accusative masculine singular)
прави (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
праву (accusative feminine singular)
праве (accusative neuter singular)
правих (accusative plural virile)
прави (accusative nonvirile plural)
правим (instrumental masculine singular)
правим (inanimate instrumental masculine singular)
праву (feminine instrumental singular)
правим (instrumental neuter singular)
правима (instrumental plural)
правим (locative masculine singular)
правим (inanimate locative masculine singular)
правому (locative masculine singular)
правому (inanimate locative masculine singular)
правей (feminine locative singular)
правим (locative neuter singular)
правому (locative neuter singular)
правих (locative plural)
прави (masculine singular vocative)
прави (inanimate masculine singular vocative)
права (feminine singular vocative)
праве (neuter singular vocative)
прави (plural vocative)

rsk-decl-adj-table

правим / правому

правим / правому

Inherited from Old Slovak pravý, from Proto-Slavic *pravъ.


прави

pravi (romanization)
прави (nominative singular)
прави (nominative plural)
правого (genitive singular)
правих (genitive plural)
правому (dative singular)
правим (dative plural)
правого (accusative singular)
правих (accusative plural)
правим (instrumental singular)
правима (instrumental plural)
правим (locative singular)
правому (locative singular)
правих (locative plural)
прави (singular vocative)
прави (plural vocative)


товариш

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товариш (tovariš) m pers (feminine equivalent товаришка, related adjective товаришски)

tovariš (romanization)
equivalent товаришка (feminine)
товаришски (adjective)
товариш (nominative singular)
товарише (nominative plural)
товариша (genitive singular)
товаришох (genitive plural)
товаришови (dative singular)
товаришом (dative plural)
товариша (accusative singular)
товаришох (accusative plural)
товаришом (instrumental singular)
товаришами (instrumental plural)
товаришови (locative singular)
товаришох (locative plural)
товариш (singular vocative)
товарише (plural vocative)

Inherited from Old Slovak tovariš, from Proto-Slavic *tovariščь. Sense 4 is a semantic loan from Russian това́рищ (továrišč).


скупштина

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скупштина (skupština) f (related adjective скупштински)

skupština (romanization)
скупштински (adjective)
скупштина (nominative singular)
скупштини (nominative plural)
скупштини (genitive singular)
скупштинох (genitive plural)
скупштини (dative singular)
скупштином (dative plural)
скупштину (accusative singular)
скупштини (accusative plural)
скупштину (instrumental singular)
скупштинами (instrumental plural)
скупштини (locative singular)
скупштинох (locative plural)
скупштино (singular vocative)
скупштини (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Serbo-Croatian скупштина /skupština.

bor+

скупштина//skupština

Ґенерална скупштина


вояк

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вояк (vojak) m pers (augmentative воячиско, related adjective вояцки)

vojak (romanization)
воячиско (augmentative)
вояцки (adjective)
вояк (nominative singular)
вояци (nominative plural)
вояка (genitive singular)
вояцох (genitive plural)
воякови (dative singular)
вояцом (dative plural)
вояка (accusative singular)
вояцох (accusative plural)
вояком (instrumental singular)
вояцами (instrumental plural)
воякови (locative singular)
вояцох (locative plural)
вояк (singular vocative)
вояци (plural vocative)

Inherited from Old Slovak vojak, from Proto-Slavic *vojakъ. Cognates include Carpathian Rusyn воя́к (voják) and Slovak vojak.


шор

šor (romanization)
шорик (diminutive)
шор (nominative singular)
шори (nominative plural)
шора (genitive singular)
шору (genitive singular)
шорох (genitive plural)
шору (dative singular)
шором (dative plural)
шор (accusative singular)
шори (accusative plural)
шором (instrumental singular)
шорами (instrumental plural)
шоре (locative singular)
шорох (locative plural)
шору (singular vocative)
шори (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Hungarian sor. Cognate with Carpathian Rusyn шор (šor).


моц

moc (romanization)
моцни (adjective)
моц (nominative singular)
моци (nominative plural)
моци (genitive singular)
моцох (genitive plural)
моци (dative singular)
моцом (dative plural)
моц (accusative singular)
моци (accusative plural)
моцу (instrumental singular)
моцами (instrumental plural)
моци (locative singular)
моцох (locative plural)
моц (singular vocative)
моци (singular vocative)
моци (plural vocative)

Inherited from Old Slovak moc, from Proto-Slavic *moťь. Cognates include Carpathian Rusyn муць (mucʹ) and Slovak moc. By surface analysis, deverbal from мочи (moči).

surf

(countable, in the plural, military) forces, troops


Заход

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Заход (Zaxod) m inan (related adjective заходни)

Zaxod (romanization)
заходни (adjective)
Заход (nominative singular)
Захода (genitive singular)
Заходу (dative singular)
Заход (accusative singular)
Заходом (instrumental singular)
Заходзе (locative singular)
Заходу (singular vocative)

From заход (zaxod). Compare Polish Zachód.


заходни

заходни (zaxodni) (not comparable, adverb заходно)

zaxodni (romanization)
заходно (adverb)
заходни (masculine nominative singular)
заходна (feminine nominative singular)
заходне (neuter nominative singular)
заходни (nominative plural)
заходного (genitive masculine singular)
заходней (feminine genitive singular)
заходного (genitive neuter singular)
заходних (genitive plural)
заходному (dative masculine singular)
заходней (dative feminine singular)
заходному (dative neuter singular)
заходним (dative plural)
заходну (accusative feminine inanimate singular)
заходне (accusative inanimate neuter singular)
заходних (accusative inanimate plural virile)
заходни (accusative inanimate nonvirile plural)
заходного (accusative masculine singular)
заходни (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
заходну (accusative feminine singular)
заходне (accusative neuter singular)
заходних (accusative plural virile)
заходни (accusative nonvirile plural)
заходним (instrumental masculine singular)
заходним (inanimate instrumental masculine singular)
заходну (feminine instrumental singular)
заходним (instrumental neuter singular)
заходнима (instrumental plural)
заходним (locative masculine singular)
заходним (inanimate locative masculine singular)
заходному (locative masculine singular)
заходному (inanimate locative masculine singular)
заходней (feminine locative singular)
заходним (locative neuter singular)
заходному (locative neuter singular)
заходних (locative plural)
заходни (masculine singular vocative)
заходни (inanimate masculine singular vocative)
заходна (feminine singular vocative)
заходне (neuter singular vocative)
заходни (plural vocative)

rsk-decl-adj-table

заходним / заходному

заходним / заходному

Inherited from Old Slovak záchodný. By surface analysis, заход (zaxod) + -ни (-ni).

surf

(relational, politics) west, western (of or relating to the West)

(relational, politics) west, western (of or relating to Western Europe)


маґазин

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маґазин (magazin) m inan (related adjective маґазински)

magazin (romanization)
маґазински (adjective)
маґазин (nominative singular)
маґазини (nominative plural)
маґазина (genitive singular)
маґазинох (genitive plural)
маґазину (dative singular)
маґазином (dative plural)
маґазин (accusative singular)
маґазини (accusative plural)
маґазином (instrumental singular)
маґазинами (instrumental plural)
маґазинє (locative singular)
маґазинох (locative plural)
маґазину (singular vocative)
маґазини (plural vocative)

Inherited from Old Slovak magazín, ultimately from Italian magazzino (“storehouse”), from Arabic مَخَازِن (maḵāzin, “storerooms, storehouses”).

der

(military) magazine (ammunition storehouse)


дзешатнїк

dzešatnjik (romanization)
дзешатнїк (nominative singular)
дзешатнїки (nominative plural)
дзешатнїка (genitive singular)
дзешатнїкох (genitive plural)
дзешатнїкови (dative singular)
дзешатнїком (dative plural)
дзешатнїка (accusative singular)
дзешатнїкох (accusative plural)
дзешатнїком (instrumental singular)
дзешатнїками (instrumental plural)
дзешатнїкови (locative singular)
дзешатнїкох (locative plural)
дзешатнїк (singular vocative)
дзешатнїки (plural vocative)

From дзешати (dzešati) + -нїк (-njik). Calque of Serbo-Croatian десетник /desetnik.


союзнїк

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союзнїк (sojuznjik) m pers (feminine equivalent союзнїца, related adjective союзнїцки)

sojuznjik (romanization)
equivalent союзнїца (feminine)
союзнїцки (adjective)
союзнїк (nominative singular)
союзнїки (nominative plural)
союзнїка (genitive singular)
союзнїкох (genitive plural)
союзнїкови (dative singular)
союзнїком (dative plural)
союзнїка (accusative singular)
союзнїкох (accusative plural)
союзнїком (instrumental singular)
союзнїками (instrumental plural)
союзнїкови (locative singular)
союзнїкох (locative plural)
союзнїк (singular vocative)
союзнїки (plural vocative)

Borrowed from Carpathian Rusyn сою́зник (sojúznyk), or formed in parallel as союз (sojuz) + -нїк (-njik). Cognates include Polish sojusznik and Russian сою́зник (sojúznik).

bor+

(politics) ally (one united to another by treaty or league)


союзнїцтво

sojuznjictvo (romanization)
союзнїцтво (nominative singular)
союзнїцтва (nominative plural)
союзнїцтва (genitive singular)
союзнїцтвох (genitive plural)
союзнїцтву (dative singular)
союзнїцтвом (dative plural)
союзнїцтво (accusative singular)
союзнїцтва (accusative plural)
союзнїцтвом (instrumental singular)
союзнїцтвами (instrumental plural)
союзнїцтве (locative singular)
союзнїцтвох (locative plural)
союзнїцтво (singular vocative)
союзнїцтва (plural vocative)

со‧юз‧нї‧цтво

From союзнїк (sojuznjik) + -цтво (-ctvo).

Near-synonym: алиянса (alijansa)


лїви

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лїви (ljivi) (not comparable, adverb лїво)

ljivi (romanization)
лїво (adverb)
лїви (masculine nominative singular)
лїва (feminine nominative singular)
лїве (neuter nominative singular)
лїви (nominative plural)
лївого (genitive masculine singular)
лївей (feminine genitive singular)
лївого (genitive neuter singular)
лївих (genitive plural)
лївому (dative masculine singular)
лївей (dative feminine singular)
лївому (dative neuter singular)
лївим (dative plural)
лїву (accusative feminine inanimate singular)
лїве (accusative inanimate neuter singular)
лївих (accusative inanimate plural virile)
лїви (accusative inanimate nonvirile plural)
лївого (accusative masculine singular)
лїви (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
лїву (accusative feminine singular)
лїве (accusative neuter singular)
лївих (accusative plural virile)
лїви (accusative nonvirile plural)
лївим (instrumental masculine singular)
лївим (inanimate instrumental masculine singular)
лїву (feminine instrumental singular)
лївим (instrumental neuter singular)
лївима (instrumental plural)
лївим (locative masculine singular)
лївим (inanimate locative masculine singular)
лївому (locative masculine singular)
лївому (inanimate locative masculine singular)
лївей (feminine locative singular)
лївим (locative neuter singular)
лївому (locative neuter singular)
лївих (locative plural)
лїви (masculine singular vocative)
лїви (inanimate masculine singular vocative)
лїва (feminine singular vocative)
лїве (neuter singular vocative)
лїви (plural vocative)

rsk-decl-adj-table

лївим / лївому

лївим / лївому

Inherited from Old Slovak ľavý, levý, *livý, from Proto-Slavic *lěvъ. Cognates include Serbo-Croatian леви /levi, Slovak ľavý and Ukrainian лі́вий (lívyj).


вояцки

vojacki (romanization)
вояцки (masculine nominative singular)
вояцка (feminine nominative singular)
вояцке (neuter nominative singular)
вояцки (nominative plural)
вояцкого (genitive masculine singular)
вояцкей (feminine genitive singular)
вояцкого (genitive neuter singular)
вояцких (genitive plural)
вояцкому (dative masculine singular)
вояцкей (dative feminine singular)
вояцкому (dative neuter singular)
вояцким (dative plural)
вояцку (accusative feminine inanimate singular)
вояцке (accusative inanimate neuter singular)
вояцких (accusative inanimate plural virile)
вояцки (accusative inanimate nonvirile plural)
вояцкого (accusative masculine singular)
вояцки (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
вояцку (accusative feminine singular)
вояцке (accusative neuter singular)
вояцких (accusative plural virile)
вояцки (accusative nonvirile plural)
вояцким (instrumental masculine singular)
вояцким (inanimate instrumental masculine singular)
вояцку (feminine instrumental singular)
вояцким (instrumental neuter singular)
вояцкима (instrumental plural)
вояцким (locative masculine singular)
вояцким (inanimate locative masculine singular)
вояцкому (locative masculine singular)
вояцкому (inanimate locative masculine singular)
вояцкей (feminine locative singular)
вояцким (locative neuter singular)
вояцкому (locative neuter singular)
вояцких (locative plural)
вояцки (masculine singular vocative)
вояцки (inanimate masculine singular vocative)
вояцка (feminine singular vocative)
вояцке (neuter singular vocative)
вояцки (plural vocative)

вояцким / вояцкому

вояцким / вояцкому

Inherited from Old Slovak vojacký. By surface analysis, вояк (vojak) + -цки (-cki).

surf

вояцка кнїжочка

(relational, military) soldier, soldier's