свиб

сви̑б (canonical feminine)
svȋb (romanization)
свиб (nominative singular)
свибови (nominative plural)
свиба (genitive singular)
свибова (genitive plural)
свибу (dative singular)
свибовима (dative plural)
свиб (accusative singular)
свибове (accusative plural)
свибе (singular vocative)
свибови (plural vocative)
свибу (locative singular)
свибовима (locative plural)
свибом (instrumental singular)
свибовима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *svidъ, whence also Slovene svíb. Related to the month name svȋbanj.


липовина

лѝповина (canonical feminine)
lìpovina (romanization)


lipovina

lìpovina (canonical feminine)
лѝповина (Cyrillic)


маслиновина

sh-noun

ма̀слиновина

ма̀слиновина f (Latin spelling màslinovina)

ма̀слиновина (canonical feminine)
màslinovina (romanization)
маслиновина (nominative singular)
маслиновине (nominative plural)
маслиновине (genitive singular)
маслиновина (genitive plural)
маслиновини (dative singular)
маслиновинама (dative plural)
маслиновину (accusative singular)
маслиновине (accusative plural)
маслиновино (singular vocative)
маслиновине (plural vocative)
маслиновини (locative singular)
маслиновинама (locative plural)
маслиновином (instrumental singular)
маслиновинама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

маслиновинама

маслиновинама

маслиновином

маслиновинама

ма‧сли‧но‧ви‧на


божиковина

sh-noun

божи́ковина f (Latin spelling božíkovina)

божи́ковина (canonical feminine)
božíkovina (romanization)
божиковина (nominative singular)
божиковине (genitive singular)
божиковини (dative singular)
божиковину (accusative singular)
божиковино (singular vocative)
божиковини (locative singular)
божиковином (instrumental singular)

бо‧жи‧ко‧ви‧на


дријен

дрије̑н (canonical masculine)
drijȇn (romanization)
дријен (nominative singular)
дријенови (nominative plural)
дријена (genitive singular)
дријенова (genitive plural)
дријену (dative singular)
дријеновима (dative plural)
дријен (accusative singular)
дријенове (accusative plural)
дријене (singular vocative)
дријенови (plural vocative)
дријену (locative singular)
дријеновима (locative plural)
дријеном (instrumental singular)
дријеновима (instrumental plural)

dogwood, cornel (tree or shrub of the genus Cornus)


drijen

drijȇn (canonical masculine)
дрије̑н (Cyrillic)
drijen (nominative singular)
drjenovi (nominative plural)
drijena (genitive singular)
drjenova (genitive plural)
drijenu (dative singular)
drjenovima (dative plural)
drijen (accusative singular)
drjenove (accusative plural)
drijene (singular vocative)
drjenovi (plural vocative)
drijenu (locative singular)
drjenovima (locative plural)
drijenom (instrumental singular)
drjenovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *dernъ, demonstrating the typical metathesis of liquids phenomenon (-er- to -re-, in this case).


дрен

дре̏н (canonical masculine)
drȅn (romanization)
дре̏н (nominative singular)
дрѐнови (nominative plural)
дрѐна (genitive singular)
дренова (genitive plural)
дрену (dative singular)
дреновима (dative plural)
дрен (accusative singular)
дренове (accusative plural)
дрену (singular vocative)
дренови (plural vocative)
дрену (locative singular)
дреновима (locative plural)
дреном (instrumental singular)
дреновима (instrumental plural)


јела

је́ла (canonical feminine)
jéla (romanization)
јела (nominative singular)
јеле (nominative plural)
јеле (genitive singular)
јела (genitive plural)
јели (dative singular)
јелама (dative plural)
јелу (accusative singular)
јеле (accusative plural)
јело (singular vocative)
јеле (plural vocative)
јели (locative singular)
јелама (locative plural)
јелом (instrumental singular)
јелама (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *edlъka, from Proto-Indo-European *h₁edʰlos.


брест

бре̑ст (canonical masculine)
brȇst (romanization)
брест (nominative singular)
брестови (nominative plural)
бреста (genitive singular)
брестова (genitive plural)
бресту (dative singular)
брестовима (dative plural)
брест (accusative singular)
брестове (accusative plural)
бресте (singular vocative)
брестови (plural vocative)
бресту (locative singular)
брестовима (locative plural)
брестом (instrumental singular)
брестовима (instrumental plural)


врес

вре̑с (canonical masculine)
vrȇs (romanization)
вре̑с (nominative singular)
вре́сови (nominative plural)
вреса (genitive singular)
вресова (genitive plural)
вресу (dative singular)
вресовима (dative plural)
врес (accusative singular)
вресове (accusative plural)
вресу (singular vocative)
вресови (plural vocative)
вресу (locative singular)
вресовима (locative plural)
вресом (instrumental singular)
вресовима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *versъ (Russian ве́реск (véresk), Polish wrzos), akin to Latvian virsis, from Proto-Indo-European *werḱ- (Ancient Greek ἐρείκη (ereíkē), Old Irish froech).


vres

vrȇs (canonical masculine)
вре̑с (Cyrillic)
vrȇs (nominative singular)
vrésovi (nominative plural)
vresa (genitive singular)
vresova (genitive plural)
vresu (dative singular)
vresovima (dative plural)
vres (accusative singular)
vresove (accusative plural)
vresu (singular vocative)
vresovi (plural vocative)
vresu (locative singular)
vresovima (locative plural)
vresom (instrumental singular)
vresovima (instrumental plural)


јелша

је̏лша (canonical feminine)
jȅlša (romanization)
јелша (nominative singular)
јелше (nominative plural)
јелше (genitive singular)
јелши (genitive plural)
јелша (genitive plural)
јелши (dative singular)
јелшама (dative plural)
јелшу (accusative singular)
јелше (accusative plural)
јелшо (singular vocative)
јелше (plural vocative)
јелши (locative singular)
јелшама (locative plural)
јелшама (instrumental singular)
јелшама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

јелши / јелша


јоха

јо́ха (canonical feminine)
jóha (romanization)
јоха (nominative singular)
јохе (nominative plural)
јохе (genitive singular)
јоха (genitive plural)
јохи (dative singular)
јоси (dative singular)
јохама (dative plural)
јоху (accusative singular)
јохе (accusative plural)
јохо (singular vocative)
јохе (plural vocative)
јохи (locative singular)
јоси (locative singular)
јохама (locative plural)
јохом (instrumental singular)
јохама (instrumental plural)


joha

jóha (canonical feminine)
јо́ха (Cyrillic)
joha (nominative singular)
johe (nominative plural)
johe (genitive singular)
joha (genitive plural)
johi (dative singular)
josi (dative singular)
johama (dative plural)
johu (accusative singular)
johe (accusative plural)
joho (singular vocative)
johe (plural vocative)
johi (locative singular)
josi (locative singular)
johama (locative plural)
johom (instrumental singular)
johama (instrumental plural)


јова

jova (romanization)
јова (nominative singular)
јове (nominative plural)
јове (genitive singular)
јови (genitive plural)
јови (dative singular)
јовама (dative plural)
јову (accusative singular)
јове (accusative plural)
јово (singular vocative)
јове (plural vocative)
јови (locative singular)
јовама (locative plural)
јовом (instrumental singular)
јовама (instrumental plural)


врба

вр́ба (canonical feminine)
vŕba (romanization)
врба (nominative singular)
врбе (nominative plural)
врбе (genitive singular)
врби (genitive plural)
врби (dative singular)
врбама (dative plural)
врбу (accusative singular)
врбе (accusative plural)
врбо (singular vocative)
врбе (plural vocative)
врби (locative singular)
врбама (locative plural)
врбом (instrumental singular)
врбама (instrumental plural)


jova

јова (Cyrillic)
jova (nominative singular)
jove (nominative plural)
jove (genitive singular)
jovi (genitive plural)
jovi (dative singular)
jovama (dative plural)
jovu (accusative singular)
jove (accusative plural)
jovo (singular vocative)
jove (plural vocative)
jovi (locative singular)
jovama (locative plural)
jovom (instrumental singular)
jovama (instrumental plural)


metvica

mètvica (canonical feminine)
мѐтвица (Cyrillic)
metvica (nominative singular)
metvice (nominative plural)
metvice (genitive singular)
metvica (genitive plural)
metvici (dative singular)
metvicama (dative plural)
metvicu (accusative singular)
metvice (accusative plural)
metvice (singular vocative)
metvico (singular vocative)
metvice (plural vocative)
metvici (locative singular)
metvicama (locative plural)
metvicom (instrumental singular)
metvicama (instrumental plural)


метвица

мѐтвица (canonical feminine)
mètvica (romanization)
метвица (nominative singular)
метвице (nominative plural)
метвице (genitive singular)
метвица (genitive plural)
метвици (dative singular)
метвицама (dative plural)
метвицу (accusative singular)
метвице (accusative plural)
метвице (singular vocative)
метвицо (singular vocative)
метвице (plural vocative)
метвици (locative singular)
метвицама (locative plural)
метвицом (instrumental singular)
метвицама (instrumental plural)

метвице / метвицо


пекан

пѐкан (canonical masculine)
pèkan (romanization)


metilj

mètīlj (canonical masculine)
мѐтӣљ (Cyrillic)
metilj (nominative singular)
metilji (nominative plural)
metilja (genitive singular)
metilja (genitive plural)
metilju (dative singular)
metiljima (dative plural)
metilja (accusative singular)
metilje (accusative plural)
metilju (singular vocative)
metilji (plural vocative)
metilju (locative singular)
metiljima (locative plural)
metiljem (instrumental singular)
metiljima (instrumental plural)


mirta

mȋrta (canonical feminine)
ми̑рта (Cyrillic)
mirta (nominative singular)
mirte (nominative plural)
mirte (genitive singular)
mirta (genitive plural)
mirti (dative singular)
mirtama (dative plural)
mirtu (accusative singular)
mirte (accusative plural)
mirto (singular vocative)
mirte (plural vocative)
mirti (locative singular)
mirtama (locative plural)
mirtom (instrumental singular)
mirtama (instrumental plural)


нана

на́на (canonical feminine)
nána (romanization)

From Ottoman Turkish نعنع (nane), from Arabic نَعْنَع (naʕnaʕ), نَعْنَاع (naʕnāʕ).


цер

це̏р (canonical masculine)
cȅr (romanization)
цер (nominative singular)
церови (nominative plural)
цера (genitive singular)
церова (genitive plural)
церу (dative singular)
церовима (dative plural)
цер (accusative singular)
церове (accusative plural)
церу (singular vocative)
церови (plural vocative)
церу (locative singular)
церовима (locative plural)
цером (instrumental singular)
церовима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *cerъ, from Latin cerrus.

Quercus cerris
Quercus cerris#Translingual


jergovan

sh-noun

jergòvān m (Cyrillic spelling јерго̀ва̄н)

jergòvān (canonical masculine)
јерго̀ва̄н (Cyrillic)
jergovan (nominative singular)
jergovani (nominative plural)
jergovana (genitive singular)
jergovana (genitive plural)
jergovanu (dative singular)
jergovanima (dative plural)
jergovan (accusative singular)
jergovane (accusative plural)
jergovane (singular vocative)
jergovani (plural vocative)
jergovanu (locative singular)
jergovanima (locative plural)
jergovanom (instrumental singular)
jergovanima (instrumental plural)


jargovan

jargòvān m (Cyrillic spelling јарго̀ва̄н)

jargòvān (canonical masculine)
јарго̀ва̄н (Cyrillic)
jargovan (nominative singular)
jargovani (nominative plural)
jargovana (genitive singular)
jargovana (genitive plural)
jargovanu (dative singular)
jargovanima (dative plural)
jargovan (accusative singular)
jargovane (accusative plural)
jargovane (singular vocative)
jargovani (plural vocative)
jargovanu (locative singular)
jargovanima (locative plural)
jargovanom (instrumental singular)
jargovanima (instrumental plural)


јаргован

јарго̀ва̄н (canonical masculine)
jargòvān (romanization)
јаргован (nominative singular)
јарговани (nominative plural)
јаргована (genitive singular)
јаргована (genitive plural)
јарговану (dative singular)
јаргованима (dative plural)
јаргован (accusative singular)
јарговане (accusative plural)
јарговане (singular vocative)
јарговани (plural vocative)
јарговану (locative singular)
јаргованима (locative plural)
јаргованом (instrumental singular)
јаргованима (instrumental plural)

јо̏ргова̄н јоргован#Serbo-Croatian

(regional) Alternative form of јо̏ргова̄н


јергован

јерго̀ва̄н (canonical masculine)
jergòvān (romanization)
јергован (nominative singular)
јерговани (nominative plural)
јергована (genitive singular)
јергована (genitive plural)
јерговану (dative singular)
јергованима (dative plural)
јергован (accusative singular)
јерговане (accusative plural)
јерговане (singular vocative)
јерговани (plural vocative)
јерговану (locative singular)
јергованима (locative plural)
јергованом (instrumental singular)
јергованима (instrumental plural)

јо̏ргова̄н јоргован#Serbo-Croatian


јарџеван

јарџѐва̄н (canonical masculine)
jardžèvān (romanization)
јарџеван (nominative singular)
јарџевани (nominative plural)
јарџевана (genitive singular)
јарџевана (genitive plural)
јарџевану (dative singular)
јарџеванима (dative plural)
јарџеван (accusative singular)
јарџеване (accusative plural)
јарџеване (singular vocative)
јарџевани (plural vocative)
јарџевану (locative singular)
јарџеванима (locative plural)
јарџеваном (instrumental singular)
јарџеванима (instrumental plural)

јо̏ргова̄н јоргован#Serbo-Croatian


jardževan

jardžèvān m (Cyrillic spelling јарџѐва̄н)

jardžèvān (canonical masculine)
јарџѐва̄н (Cyrillic)
jardževan (nominative singular)
jardževani (nominative plural)
jardževana (genitive singular)
jardževana (genitive plural)
jardževanu (dative singular)
jardževanima (dative plural)
jardževan (accusative singular)
jardževane (accusative plural)
jardževane (singular vocative)
jardževani (plural vocative)
jardževanu (locative singular)
jardževanima (locative plural)
jardževanom (instrumental singular)
jardževanima (instrumental plural)


jorgovan

jȍrgovān m (Cyrillic spelling јо̏ргова̄н)

jorgòvān m (Cyrillic spelling јорго̀ва̄н)

jȍrgovān (canonical masculine)
jorgòvān (canonical masculine)
јо̏ргова̄н (Cyrillic)
јорго̀ва̄н (Cyrillic)
jorgovan (nominative singular)
jorgovani (nominative plural)
jorgovana (genitive singular)
jorgovana (genitive plural)
jorgovanu (dative singular)
jorgovanima (dative plural)
jorgovan (accusative singular)
jorgovane (accusative plural)
jorgovane (singular vocative)
jorgovani (plural vocative)
jorgovanu (locative singular)
jorgovanima (locative plural)
jorgovanom (instrumental singular)
jorgovanima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish ارغوان (ergavan, erguvan), from Persian ارغوان (arğavân, arğuvân, “purple; Judas tree”), from Akkadian 𒅈𒂵𒌋𒌋𒉡 (argamannu). Doublet of adžùvān.

der

Syringa vulgaris
Syringa vulgaris#Translingual


јоргован

јо̏ргова̄н (canonical masculine)
јорго̀ва̄н (canonical masculine)
jȍrgovān (romanization)
jorgòvān (romanization)
јоргован (nominative singular)
јорговани (nominative plural)
јоргована (genitive singular)
јоргована (genitive plural)
јорговану (dative singular)
јоргованима (dative plural)
јоргован (accusative singular)
јорговане (accusative plural)
јорговане (singular vocative)
јорговани (plural vocative)
јорговану (locative singular)
јоргованима (locative plural)
јоргованом (instrumental singular)
јоргованима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish ارغوان (ergavan, erguvan), from Persian ارغوان (arğavân, arğuvân, “purple; Judas tree”), from Akkadian 𒅈𒂵𒌋𒌋𒉡 (argamannu). Doublet of аџу̀ва̄н.


božur

bòžūr (canonical masculine)
бо̀жӯр (Cyrillic)
bòžūr (nominative singular)
božuri (nominative plural)
božúra (genitive singular)
božura (genitive plural)
božuru (dative singular)
božurima (dative plural)
božur (accusative singular)
božure (accusative plural)
božure (singular vocative)
božuri (plural vocative)
božuru (locative singular)
božurima (locative plural)
božurom (instrumental singular)
božurima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *božurъ. Akin to bȏg (“god”).


вријес

врије̑с (canonical masculine)
vrijȇs (romanization)
врије̑с (nominative singular)
врије́сови (nominative plural)
вријеса (genitive singular)
вријесова (genitive plural)
вријесу (dative singular)
вријесовима (dative plural)
вријес (accusative singular)
вријесове (accusative plural)
вријесу (singular vocative)
вријесови (plural vocative)
вријесу (locative singular)
вријесовима (locative plural)
вријесом (instrumental singular)
вријесовима (instrumental plural)


vrijes

vrijȇs (canonical masculine)
врије̑с (Cyrillic)
vrijȇs (nominative singular)
vrijésovi (nominative plural)
vrijesa (genitive singular)
vrijesova (genitive plural)
vrijesu (dative singular)
vrijesovima (dative plural)
vrijes (accusative singular)
vrijesove (accusative plural)
vrijesu (singular vocative)
vrijesovi (plural vocative)
vrijesu (locative singular)
vrijesovima (locative plural)
vrijesom (instrumental singular)
vrijesovima (instrumental plural)


боквица

бо̏квица (canonical feminine)
bȍkvica (romanization)
боквица (nominative singular)
боквице (nominative plural)
боквице (genitive singular)
боквица (genitive plural)
боквици (dative singular)
боквицама (dative plural)
боквицу (accusative singular)
боквице (accusative plural)
боквице (singular vocative)
боквицо (singular vocative)
боквице (plural vocative)
боквици (locative singular)
боквицама (locative plural)
боквицом (instrumental singular)
боквицама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

боквице / боквицо


bokvica

bȍkvica (canonical feminine)
бо̏квица (Cyrillic)
bokvica (nominative singular)
bokvice (nominative plural)
bokvice (genitive singular)
bokvica (genitive plural)
bokvici (dative singular)
bokvicama (dative plural)
bokvicu (accusative singular)
bokvice (accusative plural)
bokvice (singular vocative)
bokvico (singular vocative)
bokvice (plural vocative)
bokvici (locative singular)
bokvicama (locative plural)
bokvicom (instrumental singular)
bokvicama (instrumental plural)


trputac

trpútac (canonical masculine)
трпу́тац (Cyrillic)
trpútac (nominative singular)
trpúci (nominative plural)
trpúca (genitive singular)
tr̀pūtācā (genitive plural)
trpucu (dative singular)
trpucima (dative plural)
trpuca (accusative singular)
trpuce (accusative plural)
trpuče (singular vocative)
trpuci (plural vocative)
trpucu (locative singular)
trpucima (locative plural)
trpucem (instrumental singular)
trpucima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *trьpǫtьcь (Slovene trpotec, Ukrainian трипутнік (tryputnik)). As if from tri + put.


трпутац

трпу́тац (canonical masculine)
trpútac (romanization)
трпу́тац (nominative singular)
трпу́ци (nominative plural)
трпу́ца (genitive singular)
тр̀пӯта̄ца̄ (genitive plural)
трпуцу (dative singular)
трпуцима (dative plural)
трпуца (accusative singular)
трпуце (accusative plural)
трпуче (singular vocative)
трпуци (plural vocative)
трпуцу (locative singular)
трпуцима (locative plural)
трпуцем (instrumental singular)
трпуцима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *trьpǫtьcь (Slovene trpotec, Ukrainian трипутнік (tryputnik)). As if from три + пут.


zimzelen

sh-adjective

zȉmzelēn (Cyrillic spelling зи̏мзеле̄н, definite zȉmzelēnī)

zȉmzelēn (canonical)
зи̏мзеле̄н (Cyrillic)
zȉmzelēnī (definite)
zimzelen (masculine nominative singular)
zimzelena (feminine nominative singular)
zimzeleno (neuter nominative singular)
zimzelena (genitive masculine singular)
zimzelene (feminine genitive singular)
zimzelena (genitive neuter singular)
zimzelenu (dative masculine singular)
zimzelenoj (dative feminine singular)
zimzelenu (dative neuter singular)
zimzelen (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
zimzelenu (accusative feminine singular)
zimzeleno (accusative neuter singular)
zimzelena (accusative animate masculine singular)
zimzelen (masculine singular vocative)
zimzelena (feminine singular vocative)
zimzeleno (neuter singular vocative)
zimzelenu (locative masculine singular)
zimzelenoj (feminine locative singular)
zimzelenu (locative neuter singular)
zimzelenim (instrumental masculine singular)
zimzelenom (feminine instrumental singular)
zimzelenim (instrumental neuter singular)
zimzeleni (masculine nominative plural)
zimzelene (feminine nominative plural)
zimzelena (neuter nominative plural)
zimzelenih (genitive masculine plural)
zimzelenih (feminine genitive plural)
zimzelenih (genitive neuter plural)
zimzelenim (dative masculine plural)
zimzelenima (dative masculine plural)
zimzelenim (dative feminine plural)
zimzelenima (dative feminine plural)
zimzelenim (dative neuter plural)
zimzelenima (dative neuter plural)
zimzelene (accusative masculine plural)
zimzelene (accusative feminine plural)
zimzelena (accusative neuter plural)
zimzeleni (masculine plural vocative)
zimzelene (feminine plural vocative)
zimzelena (neuter plural vocative)
zimzelenim (locative masculine plural)
zimzelenima (locative masculine plural)
zimzelenim (feminine locative plural)
zimzelenima (feminine locative plural)
zimzelenim (locative neuter plural)
zimzelenima (locative neuter plural)
zimzelenim (instrumental masculine plural)
zimzelenima (instrumental masculine plural)
zimzelenim (feminine instrumental plural)
zimzelenima (feminine instrumental plural)
zimzelenim (instrumental neuter plural)
zimzelenima (instrumental neuter plural)
zimzeleni (masculine nominative singular)
zimzelena (feminine nominative singular)
zimzeleno (neuter nominative singular)
zimzelenog (genitive masculine singular)
zimzelenoga (genitive masculine singular)
zimzelene (feminine genitive singular)
zimzelenog (genitive neuter singular)
zimzelenoga (genitive neuter singular)
zimzelenomu (dative masculine singular)
zimzelenome (dative masculine singular)
zimzelenoj (dative feminine singular)
zimzelenomu (dative neuter singular)
zimzelenome (dative neuter singular)
zimzeleni (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
zimzelenu (accusative feminine singular)
zimzeleno (accusative neuter singular)
zimzelenog (accusative animate masculine singular)
zimzelenoga (accusative animate masculine singular)
zimzeleni (masculine singular vocative)
zimzelena (feminine singular vocative)
zimzeleno (neuter singular vocative)
zimzelenome (locative masculine singular)
zimzelenomu (locative masculine singular)
zimzelenoj (feminine locative singular)
zimzelenome (locative neuter singular)
zimzelenomu (locative neuter singular)
zimzelenim (instrumental masculine singular)
zimzelenom (feminine instrumental singular)
zimzelenim (instrumental neuter singular)
zimzeleni (masculine nominative plural)
zimzelene (feminine nominative plural)
zimzelena (neuter nominative plural)
zimzelenih (genitive masculine plural)
zimzelenih (feminine genitive plural)
zimzelenih (genitive neuter plural)
zimzelenim (dative masculine plural)
zimzelenima (dative masculine plural)
zimzelenim (dative feminine plural)
zimzelenima (dative feminine plural)
zimzelenim (dative neuter plural)
zimzelenima (dative neuter plural)
zimzelene (accusative masculine plural)
zimzelene (accusative feminine plural)
zimzelena (accusative neuter plural)
zimzeleni (masculine plural vocative)
zimzelene (feminine plural vocative)
zimzelena (neuter plural vocative)
zimzelenim (locative masculine plural)
zimzelenima (locative masculine plural)
zimzelenim (feminine locative plural)
zimzelenima (feminine locative plural)
zimzelenim (locative neuter plural)
zimzelenima (locative neuter plural)
zimzelenim (instrumental masculine plural)
zimzelenima (instrumental masculine plural)
zimzelenim (feminine instrumental plural)
zimzelenima (feminine instrumental plural)
zimzelenim (instrumental neuter plural)
zimzelenima (instrumental neuter plural)

indefinite forms

definite forms

evergreen (of plants, especially trees, that do not shed their leaves seasonally)


mušmula

mùšmula (canonical feminine)
му̀шмула (Cyrillic)
mušmula (nominative singular)
mušmule (nominative plural)
mušmule (genitive singular)
mušmula (genitive plural)
mušmuli (dative singular)
mušmulama (dative plural)
mušmulu (accusative singular)
mušmule (accusative plural)
mušmulo (singular vocative)
mušmule (plural vocative)
mušmuli (locative singular)
mušmulama (locative plural)
mušmulom (instrumental singular)
mušmulama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish مشمله (muşmula), from Greek μούσμουλο (moúsmoulo).


рузмарин

ру̏змарӣн (canonical masculine)
rȕzmarīn (romanization)

Salvia rosmarinus
Salvia rosmarinus#Translingual

Rosmarinus officinalis
Rosmarinus officinalis#Translingual

rosemary (Salvia rosmarinus, syn. Rosmarinus officinalis)


жалфија

жа̀лфија (canonical feminine)
žàlfija (romanization)
жалфија (nominative singular)
жалфије (nominative plural)
жалфије (genitive singular)
жалфија (genitive plural)
жалфији (dative singular)
жалфијама (dative plural)
жалфију (accusative singular)
жалфије (accusative plural)
жалфијо (singular vocative)
жалфије (plural vocative)
жалфији (locative singular)
жалфијама (locative plural)
жалфијом (instrumental singular)
жалфијама (instrumental plural)


ружмарин

ру̏жмарӣн (canonical masculine)
rȕžmarīn (romanization)
ружмарин (nominative singular)
ружмарина (genitive singular)
ружмарину (dative singular)
ружмарин (accusative singular)
ружмарине (singular vocative)
ружмарину (locative singular)
ружмарином (instrumental singular)

From Italian rosmarino, from Latin rosa marina.

(uncountable) rosemary (Salvia rosmarinus, syn. Rosmarinus officinalis)


ružmarin

sh-noun

rȕžmarīn m (Cyrillic spelling ру̏жмарӣн)

rȕžmarīn (canonical masculine)
ру̏жмарӣн (Cyrillic)
ružmarin (nominative singular)
ružmarina (genitive singular)
ružmarinu (dative singular)
ružmarin (accusative singular)
ružmarine (singular vocative)
ružmarinu (locative singular)
ružmarinom (instrumental singular)

From Italian rosmarino, from Latin rosmarinus.


ruzmarin

rȕzmarīn m (Cyrillic spelling ру̏змарӣн)

rȕzmarīn (canonical masculine)
ру̏змарӣн (Cyrillic)


лијеска

лије́ска (canonical feminine)
lijéska (romanization)
лије́ска (nominative singular)
лијеске (nominative plural)
лијеске (genitive singular)
лије̑са̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
ље̏са̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
ље̏скӣ (genitive plural)
лије́сци (dative singular)
лије́ски (dative singular)
лијескама (dative plural)
лијеску (accusative singular)
лијеске (accusative plural)
лијеско (singular vocative)
лијеске (plural vocative)
лије́сци (locative singular)
лије́ски (locative singular)
лијескама (locative plural)
лијеском (instrumental singular)
лијескама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

лије̑са̄ка̄/ље̏са̄ка̄/ље̏скӣ

лије́сци/лије́ски

лије́сци/лије́ски

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *lěska (Russian леско́вый (leskóvyj), Polish laska).


lijeska

lijéska (canonical feminine)
лије́ска (Cyrillic)
lijéska (nominative singular)
lijeske (nominative plural)
lijeske (genitive singular)
lijȇsākā (genitive plural)
ljȅsākā (genitive plural)
ljȅskī (genitive plural)
lijésci (dative singular)
lijéski (dative singular)
lijeskama (dative plural)
lijesku (accusative singular)
lijeske (accusative plural)
lijesko (singular vocative)
lijeske (plural vocative)
lijésci (locative singular)
lijéski (locative singular)
lijeskama (locative plural)
lijeskom (instrumental singular)
lijeskama (instrumental plural)


križalina

sh-noun

krìžalina f (Cyrillic spelling крѝжалина)

krìžalina (canonical feminine)
крѝжалина (Cyrillic)
križalina (nominative singular)
križaline (nominative plural)
križaline (genitive singular)
križalina (genitive plural)
križalini (dative singular)
križalinama (dative plural)
križalinu (accusative singular)
križaline (accusative plural)
križalino (singular vocative)
križaline (plural vocative)
križalini (locative singular)
križalinama (locative plural)
križalinom (instrumental singular)
križalinama (instrumental plural)

cyclamen, sowbread, particularly Cyclamen hederifolium, Cyclamen purpurascens, or Cyclamen repandum


крижалина

крѝжалина (canonical feminine)
krìžalina (romanization)
крижалина (nominative singular)
крижалине (nominative plural)
крижалине (genitive singular)
крижалина (genitive plural)
крижалини (dative singular)
крижалинама (dative plural)
крижалину (accusative singular)
крижалине (accusative plural)
крижалино (singular vocative)
крижалине (plural vocative)
крижалини (locative singular)
крижалинама (locative plural)
крижалином (instrumental singular)
крижалинама (instrumental plural)

кри‧жа‧ли‧на


kadulja

kàdulja (canonical feminine)
ка̀дуља (Cyrillic)
kàdulja (nominative singular)
kadulje (nominative plural)
kadulje (genitive singular)
kȁdūljā (genitive plural)
kadulji (dative singular)
kaduljama (dative plural)
kadulju (accusative singular)
kadulje (accusative plural)
kaduljo (singular vocative)
kadulje (plural vocative)
kadulji (locative singular)
kaduljama (locative plural)
kaduljom (instrumental singular)
kaduljama (instrumental plural)

Salvia officinalis
Salvia officinalis#Translingual


шимшир

шѝмшир (canonical masculine)
šìmšir (romanization)
шимшир (nominative singular)
шимшири (nominative plural)
шимшира (genitive singular)
шимшира (genitive plural)
шимширу (dative singular)
шимширима (dative plural)
шимшир (accusative singular)
шимшире (accusative plural)
шимширу (singular vocative)
шимшире (singular vocative)
шимшири (plural vocative)
шимширу (locative singular)
шимширима (locative plural)
шимширом (instrumental singular)
шимширима (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

шимширу / шимшире

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish شمشیر (şimşir).

bor+

box (any of various evergreen shrubs or trees of the genus Buxus)


šimšir

šìmšir (canonical masculine)
шѝмшир (Cyrillic)
šimšir (nominative singular)
šimširi (nominative plural)
šimšira (genitive singular)
šimšira (genitive plural)
šimširu (dative singular)
šimširima (dative plural)
šimšir (accusative singular)
šimšire (accusative plural)
šimširu (singular vocative)
šimšire (singular vocative)
šimširi (plural vocative)
šimširu (locative singular)
šimširima (locative plural)
šimširom (instrumental singular)
šimširima (instrumental plural)


клен

кле̏н (canonical masculine)
klȅn (romanization)
кле̏н (nominative singular)
клѐнови (nominative plural)
клѐна (genitive singular)
кле́но̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
клѐну (dative singular)
клѐновима (dative plural)
кле̏н (accusative singular)
клѐнове (accusative plural)
кле̏не (singular vocative)
клѐнови (plural vocative)
клѐну (locative singular)
клѐновима (locative plural)
клѐном (instrumental singular)
клѐновима (instrumental plural)

Acer campestre
Acer campestre#Translingual


клен

Leuciscus cephalus
Leuciscus cephalus#Translingual


žalfija

žàlfija (canonical feminine)
жа̀лфија (Cyrillic)
žalfija (nominative singular)
žalfije (nominative plural)
žalfije (genitive singular)
žalfija (genitive plural)
žalfiji (dative singular)
žalfijama (dative plural)
žalfiju (accusative singular)
žalfije (accusative plural)
žalfijo (singular vocative)
žalfije (plural vocative)
žalfiji (locative singular)
žalfijama (locative plural)
žalfijom (instrumental singular)
žalfijama (instrumental plural)


želud

желуд (Cyrillic)
želud (nominative singular)
želudi (nominative plural)
želuda (genitive singular)
želuda (genitive plural)
želudu (dative singular)
želudima (dative plural)
želud (accusative singular)
želude (accusative plural)
želudu (singular vocative)
želudi (plural vocative)
želudu (locative singular)
želudima (locative plural)
želudom (instrumental singular)
želudima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *želǫdь, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *gel-, *gil-, from Proto-Indo-European *gʷelh₂-.


forzitija

sh-noun

forzitija f (Cyrillic spelling форзитија)


zelenika

zelènika (canonical feminine)
зелѐника (Cyrillic)
zelenika (nominative singular)
zelenike (nominative plural)
zelenike (genitive singular)
zelenika (genitive plural)
zelenici (dative singular)
zelenikama (dative plural)
zeleniku (accusative singular)
zelenike (accusative plural)
zeleniko (singular vocative)
zelenike (plural vocative)
zelenici (locative singular)
zelenikama (locative plural)
zelenikom (instrumental singular)
zelenikama (instrumental plural)


komorika

komòrika f (Cyrillic spelling комо̀рика)

komòrika (canonical feminine)
комо̀рика (Cyrillic)
komorika (nominative singular)
komorike (nominative plural)
komorike (genitive singular)
komoriaka (genitive plural)
komorika (genitive plural)
komoriki (genitive plural)
komorici (dative singular)
komoriki (dative singular)
komorikama (dative plural)
komoriku (accusative singular)
komorike (accusative plural)
komoriko (singular vocative)
komorike (plural vocative)
komorici (locative singular)
komoriki (locative singular)
komorikama (locative plural)
komorikom (instrumental singular)
komorikama (instrumental plural)


crna maslina

crna maslina f (Cyrillic spelling црна маслина)

црна маслина (Cyrillic)


maslinovo ulje

maslinovo ulje n (Cyrillic spelling маслиново уље)

маслиново уље (Cyrillic)


zelena maslina

zelena maslina f (Cyrillic spelling зелена маслина)

зелена маслина (Cyrillic)


абонос

а̀бонос (canonical masculine)
àbonos (romanization)
абонос (nominative singular)
абоноси (nominative plural)
абоноса (genitive singular)
абоноса (genitive plural)
абоносу (dative singular)
абоносима (dative plural)
абонос (accusative singular)
абоносе (accusative plural)
абоносе (singular vocative)
абоноси (plural vocative)
абоносу (locative singular)
абоносима (locative plural)
абоносом (instrumental singular)
абоносима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish آبنوس (abanoz), from Persian آبنوس (âbnus), from Middle Persian ʾpnws (abnūs), from Ancient Greek ἔβενος (ébenos), from Egyptian hbnj (“ebony”).

bor+

<i class="Latn mention" lang="tr">abanoz</i>


абдовина

а̀бдовина (canonical feminine)
àbdovina (romanization)

From абад + -ов + -ина.

suffix

абад + -ов + -ина

Sambucus ebulus
Sambucus ebulus#Translingual


klen

klȅn (canonical masculine)
кле̏н (Cyrillic)
klȅn (nominative singular)
klènovi (nominative plural)
klèna (genitive singular)
klénōvā (genitive plural)
klènu (dative singular)
klènovima (dative plural)
klȅn (accusative singular)
klènove (accusative plural)
klȅne (singular vocative)
klènovi (plural vocative)
klènu (locative singular)
klènovima (locative plural)
klènom (instrumental singular)
klènovima (instrumental plural)


mezgra

mézgra (canonical feminine)
ме́згра (Cyrillic)


ебановина

ѐбановина (canonical feminine)
èbanovina (romanization)
ебановина (nominative singular)
ебановине (nominative plural)
ебановине (genitive singular)
ебановина (genitive plural)
ебановини (dative singular)
ебановинама (dative plural)
ебановину (accusative singular)
ебановине (accusative plural)
ебановино (singular vocative)
ебановине (plural vocative)
ебановини (locative singular)
ебановинама (locative plural)
ебановином (instrumental singular)
ебановинама (instrumental plural)


kleka

klȅka (canonical feminine)
кле̏ка (Cyrillic)

Juniperus communis
Juniperus communis#Translingual


чесмина

чѐсмина (canonical feminine)
čèsmina (romanization)
чесмина (nominative singular)
чесминње (nominative plural)
чесмине (genitive singular)
чесмина (genitive plural)
чесмини (dative singular)
чесминама (dative plural)
чесмину (accusative singular)
чесмине (accusative plural)
чесмино (singular vocative)
чесмине (plural vocative)
чесмини (locative singular)
чесминама (locative plural)
чесмином (instrumental singular)
чесминама (instrumental plural)

→ Russian Church Slavonic: чесмина (česmina), чрѣсмина (črěsmina), чересмина (čeresmina)

→ Russian: чесми́на (česmína) (only known from Даль)

→ Czech: cesmína

→ Slovak: cezmína

→ Slovene: česmína, česmȋn

Ilex aquifolium
Ilex aquifolium#Translingual

Berberis vulgaris
Berberis vulgaris#Translingual

Quercus trojana
Quercus trojana#Translingual

Macedonian oak, Quercus trojana (syn. Quercus macedonica)


česmina

čèsmina (canonical feminine)
чѐсмина (Cyrillic)
česmina (nominative singular)
česmine (nominative plural)
česmine (genitive singular)
česmina (genitive plural)
česmini (dative singular)
česminama (dative plural)
česminu (accusative singular)
česmine (accusative plural)
česmino (singular vocative)
česmine (plural vocative)
česmini (locative singular)
česminama (locative plural)
česminom (instrumental singular)
česminama (instrumental plural)

→ Czech: cesmína

→ Slovak: cezmína

→ Slovene: česmína, česmȋn


мирта

ми̑рта (canonical feminine)
mȋrta (romanization)
мирта (nominative singular)
мирте (nominative plural)
мирте (genitive singular)
мирта (genitive plural)
мирти (dative singular)
миртама (dative plural)
мирту (accusative singular)
мирте (accusative plural)
мирто (singular vocative)
мирте (plural vocative)
мирти (locative singular)
миртама (locative plural)
миртом (instrumental singular)
миртама (instrumental plural)


najgvirc

sh-noun

nàjgvirc m (Cyrillic spelling на̀јгвирц)

nàjgvirc (canonical masculine)
на̀јгвирц (Cyrillic)
najgvirc (nominative singular)
najgvirca (genitive singular)
najgvircu (dative singular)
najgvirc (accusative singular)
najgvirče (singular vocative)
najgvircu (locative singular)
najgvircem (instrumental singular)

Pimenta dioica
Pimenta dioica#Translingual

(chiefly Serbia) allspice (Pimenta dioica)


трнина

тр̀нина (canonical feminine)
tr̀nina (romanization)
трнина (nominative singular)
трнине (nominative plural)
трнине (genitive singular)
трнина (genitive plural)
трнини (dative singular)
трнинама (dative plural)
трнину (accusative singular)
трнине (accusative plural)
трнино (singular vocative)
трнине (plural vocative)
трнини (locative singular)
трнинама (locative plural)
трнином (instrumental singular)
трнинама (instrumental plural)

тр̑н + -ина.

Prunus spinosa
Prunus spinosa#Translingual

(Croatia, Bosnia) sloe, blackthorn (Prunus spinosa)


trnina

tr̀nina (canonical feminine)
тр̀нина (Cyrillic)
trnina (nominative singular)
trnine (nominative plural)
trnine (genitive singular)
trnina (genitive plural)
trnini (dative singular)
trninama (dative plural)
trninu (accusative singular)
trnine (accusative plural)
trnino (singular vocative)
trnine (plural vocative)
trnini (locative singular)
trninama (locative plural)
trninom (instrumental singular)
trninama (instrumental plural)


најгвирц

на̀јгвирц (canonical masculine)
nàjgvirc (romanization)
најгвирц (nominative singular)
најгвирца (genitive singular)
најгвирцу (dative singular)
најгвирц (accusative singular)
најгвирче (singular vocative)
најгвирцу (locative singular)
најгвирцем (instrumental singular)


sevlija

sèvlija (canonical feminine)
сѐвлија (Cyrillic)
sevlija (nominative singular)
sevlije (nominative plural)
sevlije (genitive singular)
sevlija (genitive plural)
sevliji (dative singular)
sevlijama (dative plural)
sevliju (accusative singular)
sevlije (accusative plural)
sevlijo (singular vocative)
sevlije (plural vocative)
sevliji (locative singular)
sevlijama (locative plural)
sevlijom (instrumental singular)
sevlijama (instrumental plural)


севлија

сѐвлија (canonical feminine)
sèvlija (romanization)
севлија (nominative singular)
севлије (nominative plural)
севлије (genitive singular)
севлија (genitive plural)
севлији (dative singular)
севлијама (dative plural)
севлију (accusative singular)
севлије (accusative plural)
севлијо (singular vocative)
севлије (plural vocative)
севлији (locative singular)
севлијама (locative plural)
севлијом (instrumental singular)
севлијама (instrumental plural)


селвија

сѐлвија (canonical feminine)
sèlvija (romanization)
селвија (nominative singular)
селвије (nominative plural)
селвије (genitive singular)
селвија (genitive plural)
селвији (dative singular)
селвијама (dative plural)
селвију (accusative singular)
селвије (accusative plural)
селвијо (singular vocative)
селвије (plural vocative)
селвији (locative singular)
селвијама (locative plural)
селвијом (instrumental singular)
селвијама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish سلوی (selvi, “cypress”).


selvija

sèlvija (canonical feminine)
сѐлвија (Cyrillic)
selvija (nominative singular)
selvije (nominative plural)
selvije (genitive singular)
selvija (genitive plural)
selviji (dative singular)
selvijama (dative plural)
selviju (accusative singular)
selvije (accusative plural)
selvijo (singular vocative)
selvije (plural vocative)
selviji (locative singular)
selvijama (locative plural)
selvijom (instrumental singular)
selvijama (instrumental plural)


рибиз

ри̏бӣз (canonical masculine)
rȉbīz (romanization)
рибиз (nominative singular)
рибизи (nominative plural)
рибиза (genitive singular)
рибиза (genitive plural)
рибизу (dative singular)
рибизима (dative plural)
рибиз (accusative singular)
рибизе (accusative plural)
рибизе (singular vocative)
рибизи (plural vocative)
рибизу (locative singular)
рибизима (locative plural)
рибизом (instrumental singular)
рибизима (instrumental plural)

currant (Ribes gen. et spp. fruit and shrub)


ribiz

rȉbīz (canonical masculine)
ри̏бӣз (Cyrillic)
ribiz (nominative singular)
ribizi (nominative plural)
ribiza (genitive singular)
ribiza (genitive plural)
ribizu (dative singular)
ribizima (dative plural)
ribiz (accusative singular)
ribize (accusative plural)
ribize (singular vocative)
ribizi (plural vocative)
ribizu (locative singular)
ribizima (locative plural)
ribizom (instrumental singular)
ribizima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Austrian German Ribisel. Doublet of loboda.


rakita

ràkita (canonical feminine)
ра̀кита (Cyrillic)

purple willow, purple osier (Salix purpurea)


leća

léća (canonical feminine)
ле́ћа (Cyrillic)
léća (nominative singular)
leće (nominative plural)
leće (genitive singular)
leća (genitive plural)
leći (dative singular)
lećama (dative plural)
leću (accusative singular)
leće (accusative plural)
lećo (singular vocative)
leće (plural vocative)
leći (locative singular)
lećama (locative plural)
lećom (instrumental singular)
lećama (instrumental plural)

Pa nama su - studentima odbrane davali da svakom onom Vučku stavimo leću s kamerom da se sve snima.

They gave us - students of defence lens with camera to be put in every Vučko (mascote of the 1984. winter Olympiade) so that everything can be recorded.

30.9.2013., Državni posao


макљен

ма̏кљен (canonical masculine)
mȁkljen (romanization)
макљен (nominative singular)
макљени (nominative plural)
макљена (genitive singular)
макљена (genitive plural)
макљену (dative singular)
макљенима (dative plural)
макљен (accusative singular)
макљене (accusative plural)
макљене (singular vocative)
макљени (plural vocative)
макљену (locative singular)
макљенима (locative plural)
макљеном (instrumental singular)
макљенима (instrumental plural)

Acer monspessulanum
Acer monspessulanum#Translingual


makljen

mȁkljen (canonical masculine)
ма̏кљен (Cyrillic)
makljen (nominative singular)
makljeni (nominative plural)
makljena (genitive singular)
makljena (genitive plural)
makljenu (dative singular)
makljenima (dative plural)
makljen (accusative singular)
makljene (accusative plural)
makljene (singular vocative)
makljeni (plural vocative)
makljenu (locative singular)
makljenima (locative plural)
makljenom (instrumental singular)
makljenima (instrumental plural)


маклен

ма̏клен (canonical masculine)
mȁklen (romanization)
маклен (nominative singular)
маклени (nominative plural)
маклена (genitive singular)
маклена (genitive plural)
маклену (dative singular)
макленима (dative plural)
маклен (accusative singular)
маклене (accusative plural)
маклене (singular vocative)
маклени (plural vocative)
маклену (locative singular)
макленима (locative plural)
макленом (instrumental singular)
макленима (instrumental plural)


maklen

mȁklen (canonical masculine)
ма̏клен (Cyrillic)
maklen (nominative singular)
makleni (nominative plural)
maklena (genitive singular)
maklena (genitive plural)
maklenu (dative singular)
maklenima (dative plural)
maklen (accusative singular)
maklene (accusative plural)
maklene (singular vocative)
makleni (plural vocative)
maklenu (locative singular)
maklenima (locative plural)
maklenom (instrumental singular)
maklenima (instrumental plural)


дивизма

дивѝзма (canonical feminine)
divìzma (romanization)
дивизма (nominative singular)
дивизме (nominative plural)
дивизме (genitive singular)
дивизми (genitive plural)
дивизма (genitive plural)
дивизама (genitive plural)
дивизми (dative singular)
дивизмама (dative plural)
дивизму (accusative singular)
дивизме (accusative plural)
дивизмо (singular vocative)
дивизме (plural vocative)
дивизми (locative singular)
дивизмама (locative plural)
дивизмом (instrumental singular)
дивизмама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

дивизми, дивизма, дивизама


divizma

divìzma (canonical feminine)
дивѝзма (Cyrillic)
divizma (nominative singular)
divizme (nominative plural)
divizme (genitive singular)
divizmi (genitive plural)
divizma (genitive plural)
divizama (genitive plural)
divizmi (dative singular)
divizmama (dative plural)
divizmu (accusative singular)
divizme (accusative plural)
divizmo (singular vocative)
divizme (plural vocative)
divizmi (locative singular)
divizmama (locative plural)
divizmom (instrumental singular)
divizmama (instrumental plural)


наранча

на̀ра̄нча (canonical feminine)
nàrānča (romanization)
на̀ра̄нча (nominative singular)
наранче (nominative plural)
наранче (genitive singular)
на̀рана̄ча̄ (genitive plural)
на̀ра̄нчӣ (genitive plural)
наранчи (dative singular)
наранчама (dative plural)
наранчу (accusative singular)
наранче (accusative plural)
наранчо (singular vocative)
наранче (plural vocative)
наранчи (locative singular)
наранчама (locative plural)
наранчом (instrumental singular)
наранчама (instrumental plural)

на̀рана̄ча̄ / на̀ра̄нчӣ

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish نارنج (narenc, narenç, “orange”).


jaglac

jàglac (canonical masculine)
ја̀глац (Cyrillic)

primrose, primula (plant of the genus Primula)


чивит

чѝвит (canonical masculine)
čìvit (romanization)
in Serbia (regional)
чивит (nominative singular)
чивити (nominative plural)
чивита (genitive singular)
чивита (genitive plural)
чивиту (dative singular)
чивитима (dative plural)
чивит (accusative singular)
чивите (accusative plural)
чивите (singular vocative)
чивити (plural vocative)
чивиту (locative singular)
чивитима (locative plural)
чивитом (instrumental singular)
чивитима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish چیویت (çivit, “indigo”).

Indigofera tinctoria
Indigofera tinctoria#Translingual

indigo, Indigofera tinctoria and Indigofera gen. et spp.


pistać

pìstāć (canonical masculine)
пѝста̄ћ (Cyrillic)
pistać (nominative singular)
pistaći (nominative plural)
pistáća (genitive singular)
pistaća (genitive plural)
pistaću (dative singular)
pistaćima (dative plural)
pistać (accusative singular)
pistaće (accusative plural)
pistaću (singular vocative)
pistaći (plural vocative)
pistaću (locative singular)
pistaćima (locative plural)
pistaćem (instrumental singular)
pistaćima (instrumental plural)


jasika

jàsika (canonical feminine)
ја̀сика (Cyrillic)

Populus tremula
Populus tremula#Translingual


mezga

mézga (canonical feminine)
ме́зга (Cyrillic)
mezga (nominative singular)
mezge (nominative plural)
mezge (genitive singular)
mezga (genitive plural)
mezdzi (dative singular)
mezgama (dative plural)
mezgu (accusative singular)
mezge (accusative plural)
mezgo (singular vocative)
mezge (plural vocative)
mezdzi (locative singular)
mezgama (locative plural)
mezgom (instrumental singular)
mezgama (instrumental plural)


osokor

Sorbus domestica
Sorbus domestica#Translingual

ru:Журавлёв, Анатолий Фёдорович


trepetuša

sh-noun

trepetuša f (Cyrillic spelling трепетуша)


trepetljika

trepètljika f (Cyrillic spelling трепѐтљика)

trepètljika (canonical feminine)
трепѐтљика (Cyrillic)


žuborika

žubòrika f (Cyrillic spelling жубо̀рика)

žubòrika (canonical feminine)
жубо̀рика (Cyrillic)


čubar

čȕbar (canonical masculine)
чу̏бар (Cyrillic)
čubar (nominative singular)
čubari (nominative plural)
čubara (genitive singular)
čubara (genitive plural)
čubaru (dative singular)
čubarima (dative plural)
čubar (accusative singular)
čubare (accusative plural)
čubaru (singular vocative)
čubari (plural vocative)
čubaru (locative singular)
čubarima (locative plural)
čubarom (instrumental singular)
čubarima (instrumental plural)

Satureja hortensis
Satureja hortensis#Translingual


zanovet

zȁnovēt (canonical masculine)
за̏нове̄т (Cyrillic)
zanovet (nominative singular)
zanoveti (nominative plural)
zanoveta (genitive singular)
zanoveta (genitive plural)
zanovetu (dative singular)
zanovetima (dative plural)
zanovet (accusative singular)
zanovete (accusative plural)
zanovete (singular vocative)
zanoveti (plural vocative)
zanovetu (locative singular)
zanovetima (locative plural)
zanovetom (instrumental singular)
zanovetima (instrumental plural)

(regional) any of several shrubs of the Genisteae tribe, broom


зановет

за̏нове̄т (canonical masculine)
zȁnovēt (romanization)
зановет (nominative singular)
зановети (nominative plural)
зановета (genitive singular)
зановета (genitive plural)
зановету (dative singular)
зановетима (dative plural)
зановет (accusative singular)
зановете (accusative plural)
зановете (singular vocative)
зановети (plural vocative)
зановету (locative singular)
зановетима (locative plural)
зановетом (instrumental singular)
зановетима (instrumental plural)


jalša

jȁlša or jȃlša f (Cyrillic spelling ја̏лша or ја̑лша)

jȁlša (canonical)
jȃlša (canonical feminine)
ја̏лша (Cyrillic)
ја̑лша (Cyrillic)

(regional) Alternative form of jelša (“alder”)


бријеза

brijeza (romanization)
брије̏за (nominative singular)
бријезе (nominative plural)
бријезе (genitive singular)
брије̑за̄ (genitive plural)
бријези (dative singular)
бријезама (dative plural)
бријезу (accusative singular)
бријезе (accusative plural)
бријезо (singular vocative)
бријезе (plural vocative)
бријези (locative singular)
бријезама (locative plural)
бријезом (instrumental singular)
бријезама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *berza, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *berźas, *berźā, from Proto-Indo-European *bʰerHǵos.


тријешња

triješnja (romanization)
тријешња (nominative singular)
тријешње (nominative plural)
тријешње (genitive singular)
тријешња̄ (genitive plural)
тријешњӣ (genitive plural)
тријешњи (dative singular)
тријешњама (dative plural)
тријешњу (accusative singular)
тријешње (accusative plural)
тријешњо (singular vocative)
тријешње (plural vocative)
тријешњи (locative singular)
тријешњама (locative plural)
тријешњом (instrumental singular)
тријешњама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

тријешња̄ / тријешњӣ


dunjarica

sh-noun

dunjàrica f (Cyrillic spelling дуња̀рица)

dunjàrica (canonical feminine)
дуња̀рица (Cyrillic)
dunjarica (nominative singular)
dunjarice (nominative plural)
dunjarice (genitive singular)
dunjarica (genitive plural)
dunjarici (dative singular)
dunjaricama (dative plural)
dunjaricu (accusative singular)
dunjarice (accusative plural)
dunjarico (singular vocative)
dunjarice (plural vocative)
dunjarici (locative singular)
dunjaricama (locative plural)
dunjaricom (instrumental singular)
dunjaricama (instrumental plural)

Calque of translingual Cotoneaster, where dȕnja (“quince”) + -àrica is for cotōneum (“quince”) and -aster. The similarity to Arabic إِسْكِدُنْيَا (ʔiskidunyā, “medlar”) and Turkish dünya (“world”) and rare Serbo-Croatian dȕnja (“world”), notwithstanding names like German Zwergmispel (“cotoneaster”, literally “dwarf-medlar”), is a coincidence.

noncog

إِسْكِدُنْيَا