boranija

borànija f (Cyrillic spelling бора̀нија)

borànija (canonical feminine)
бора̀нија (Cyrillic)
boranija (nominative singular)
boranije (nominative plural)
boranije (genitive singular)
boranija (genitive plural)
boraniji (dative singular)
boranijama (dative plural)
boraniju (accusative singular)
boranije (accusative plural)
boranijo (singular vocative)
boranije (plural vocative)
boraniji (locative singular)
boranijama (locative plural)
boranijom (instrumental singular)
boranijama (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish بورانیه (buraniye), from Arabic بُورَانِيَّة (būrāniyya), from بُورَان (būrān), Arabicized form of Persian پوران (purân).

der

بُورَانِيَّة

(Bosnia, regional Croatia, Serbia) string bean, green bean


махуна

ма̀хуна (canonical feminine)
màhuna (romanization)
ма̀хуна (nominative singular)
махуне (nominative plural)
махуне (genitive singular)
ма̏хӯна̄ (genitive plural)
махуни (dative singular)
махунама (dative plural)
махуну (accusative singular)
махуне (accusative plural)
махуно (singular vocative)
махуне (plural vocative)
махуни (locative singular)
махунама (locative plural)
махуном (instrumental singular)
махунама (instrumental plural)


buranija

sh-noun

burànija f (Cyrillic spelling бура̀нија)

burànija (canonical feminine)
бура̀нија (Cyrillic)
buranija (nominative singular)
buranije (nominative plural)
buranije (genitive singular)
buranija (genitive plural)
buraniji (dative singular)
buranijama (dative plural)
buraniju (accusative singular)
buranije (accusative plural)
buranijo (singular vocative)
buranije (plural vocative)
buraniji (locative singular)
buranijama (locative plural)
buranijom (instrumental singular)
buranijama (instrumental plural)

der

بُورَانِيَّة

(rare, regional) string bean, green bean


буранија

бура̀нија (canonical feminine)
burànija (romanization)
буранија (nominative singular)
бураније (nominative plural)
бураније (genitive singular)
буранија (genitive plural)
буранији (dative singular)
буранијама (dative plural)
буранију (accusative singular)
бураније (accusative plural)
буранијо (singular vocative)
бураније (plural vocative)
буранији (locative singular)
буранијама (locative plural)
буранијом (instrumental singular)
буранијама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish بورانیه (buraniye), from Arabic بُورَانِيَّة (būrāniyya), from بُورَان (būrān), Arabicized form of Persian پوران (purân).

der

بُورَانِيَّة


боранија

бора̀нија (canonical feminine)
borànija (romanization)
боранија (nominative singular)
бораније (nominative plural)
бораније (genitive singular)
боранија (genitive plural)
боранији (dative singular)
боранијама (dative plural)
боранију (accusative singular)
бораније (accusative plural)
боранијо (singular vocative)
бораније (plural vocative)
боранији (locative singular)
боранијама (locative plural)
боранијом (instrumental singular)
боранијама (instrumental plural)

بُورَانِيَّة


просо

про̏со (canonical neuter)
prȍso (romanization)
просо (nominative singular)
проса (genitive singular)
просу (dative singular)
просо (accusative singular)
просо (singular vocative)
просу (locative singular)
просом (instrumental singular)


воће

во̀ће (canonical neuter)
vòće (romanization)
воће (nominative singular)
воћа (genitive singular)
воћу (dative singular)
воће (accusative singular)
воће (singular vocative)
воћу (locative singular)
воћем (instrumental singular)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *ovoťe, from Proto-Indo-European *h₂weg-.


žitarica

sh-noun

žitàrica f (Cyrillic spelling жита̀рица)

žitàrica (canonical feminine)
жита̀рица (Cyrillic)
žitarica (nominative singular)
žitarice (nominative plural)
žitarice (genitive singular)
žitarica (genitive plural)
žitarici (dative singular)
žitaricama (dative plural)
žitaricu (accusative singular)
žitarice (accusative plural)
žitarice (singular vocative)
žitarico (singular vocative)
žitarice (plural vocative)
žitarici (locative singular)
žitaricama (locative plural)
žitaricom (instrumental singular)
žitaricama (instrumental plural)


житарица

жита̀рица (canonical feminine)
žitàrica (romanization)
житарица (nominative singular)
житарице (nominative plural)
житарице (genitive singular)
житарица (genitive plural)
житарици (dative singular)
житарицама (dative plural)
житарицу (accusative singular)
житарице (accusative plural)
житарице (singular vocative)
житарицо (singular vocative)
житарице (plural vocative)
житарици (locative singular)
житарицама (locative plural)
житарицом (instrumental singular)
житарицама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

житарице / житарицо


овас

о̀вас (canonical masculine)
òvas (romanization)
овас (nominative singular)
овси (nominative plural)
овса (genitive singular)
оваса (genitive plural)
овсу (dative singular)
овсима (dative plural)
овас (accusative singular)
овсе (accusative plural)
овсе (singular vocative)
овси (plural vocative)
овсу (locative singular)
овсима (locative plural)
овсом (instrumental singular)
овсима (instrumental plural)


целер

це̏лер (canonical masculine)
cȅler (romanization)
целер (nominative singular)
целери (nominative plural)
целера (genitive singular)
целера (genitive plural)
целеру (dative singular)
целерима (dative plural)
целер (accusative singular)
целере (accusative plural)
целеру (singular vocative)
целери (plural vocative)
целеру (locative singular)
целерима (locative plural)
целером (instrumental singular)
целерима (instrumental plural)


kelj

kȅlj (canonical masculine)
ке̏љ (Cyrillic)
kȅlj (nominative singular)
keljevi (nominative plural)
kèlja (genitive singular)
keljeva (genitive plural)
kelju (dative singular)
keljevima (dative plural)
kelj (accusative singular)
keljeve (accusative plural)
kelju (singular vocative)
keljevi (plural vocative)
kelju (locative singular)
keljevima (locative plural)
keljem (instrumental singular)
keljevima (instrumental plural)

From Austrian German Kel, from Latin caulis.

Brassica oleracea
Brassica oleracea#Translingual


кељ

ке̏љ (canonical masculine)
kȅlj (romanization)
ке̏љ (nominative singular)
кељеви (nominative plural)
кѐља (genitive singular)
кељева (genitive plural)
кељу (dative singular)
кељевима (dative plural)
кељ (accusative singular)
кељеве (accusative plural)
кељу (singular vocative)
кељеви (plural vocative)
кељу (locative singular)
кељевима (locative plural)
кељем (instrumental singular)
кељевима (instrumental plural)


рен

ре̏н (canonical masculine)
rȅn (romanization)
ре̏н (nominative singular)
рѐна (genitive singular)
рену (dative singular)
рен (accusative singular)
рене (singular vocative)
рену (locative singular)
реном (instrumental singular)


cvekla

cvȅkla (canonical feminine)
цве̏кла (Cyrillic)
cvekla (nominative singular)
cvekle (nominative plural)
cvekle (genitive singular)
cvekli (genitive plural)
cvekli (dative singular)
cveklama (dative plural)
cveklu (accusative singular)
cvekle (accusative plural)
cveklo (singular vocative)
cvekle (plural vocative)
cvekli (locative singular)
cveklama (locative plural)
cveklom (instrumental singular)
cveklama (instrumental plural)

From Ancient Greek σεῦκλον (seûklon), see Russian свёкла (svjókla) for more connections.


цвекла

цве̏кла (canonical feminine)
cvȅkla (romanization)
цвекла (nominative singular)
цвекле (nominative plural)
цвекле (genitive singular)
цвекли (genitive plural)
цвекли (dative singular)
цвеклама (dative plural)
цвеклу (accusative singular)
цвекле (accusative plural)
цвекло (singular vocative)
цвекле (plural vocative)
цвекли (locative singular)
цвеклама (locative plural)
цвеклом (instrumental singular)
цвеклама (instrumental plural)


ротква

ро̏тква (canonical feminine)
rȍtkva (romanization)
ротква (nominative singular)
роткве (nominative plural)
роткве (genitive singular)
роткви (genitive plural)
роткви (dative singular)
ротквама (dative plural)
роткву (accusative singular)
роткве (accusative plural)
роткво (singular vocative)
роткве (plural vocative)
роткви (locative singular)
ротквама (locative plural)
ротквом (instrumental singular)
ротквама (instrumental plural)


сремуш

сре̑муш (canonical masculine)
srȇmuš (romanization)
сремуш (nominative singular)
сремуши (nominative plural)
сремуша (genitive singular)
сремуша (genitive plural)
сремушу (dative singular)
сремушима (dative plural)
сремуша (accusative singular)
сремуше (accusative plural)
сремуше (singular vocative)
сремуши (plural vocative)
сремушу (locative singular)
сремушима (locative plural)
сремушом (instrumental singular)
сремушима (instrumental plural)


sremuš

srȇmuš (canonical masculine)
сре̑муш (Cyrillic)
sremuš (nominative singular)
sremuši (nominative plural)
sremuša (genitive singular)
sremuša (genitive plural)
sremušu (dative singular)
sremušima (dative plural)
sremuša (accusative singular)
sremuše (accusative plural)
sremuše (singular vocative)
sremuši (plural vocative)
sremušu (locative singular)
sremušima (locative plural)
sremušom (instrumental singular)
sremušima (instrumental plural)


cvetača

cvètača (canonical feminine)
цвѐтача (Cyrillic)
cvètača (nominative singular)
cvetače (nominative plural)
cvetače (genitive singular)
cvȅtāčā (genitive plural)
cvetači (dative singular)
cvetačama (dative plural)
cvetaču (accusative singular)
cvetače (accusative plural)
cvetačo (singular vocative)
cvetače (plural vocative)
cvetači (locative singular)
cvetačama (locative plural)
cvetačom (instrumental singular)
cvetačama (instrumental plural)


mirođija

sh-noun

miròđija f (Cyrillic spelling миро̀ђија)

miròđija (canonical feminine)
миро̀ђија (Cyrillic)
mirođija (nominative singular)
mirođije (nominative plural)
mirođije (genitive singular)
mirođija (genitive plural)
mirođiji (dative singular)
mirođijama (dative plural)
mirođiju (accusative singular)
mirođije (accusative plural)
mirođijo (singular vocative)
mirođije (plural vocative)
mirođiji (locative singular)
mirođijama (locative plural)
mirođijom (instrumental singular)
mirođijama (instrumental plural)


мирођија

миро̀ђија (canonical feminine)
miròđija (romanization)
мирођија (nominative singular)
мирођије (nominative plural)
мирођије (genitive singular)
мирођија (genitive plural)
мирођији (dative singular)
мирођијама (dative plural)
мирођију (accusative singular)
мирођије (accusative plural)
мирођијо (singular vocative)
мирођије (plural vocative)
мирођији (locative singular)
мирођијама (locative plural)
мирођијом (instrumental singular)
мирођијама (instrumental plural)


копар

ко̏пар (canonical masculine)
kȍpar (romanization)
копар (nominative singular)
копри (nominative plural)
копра (genitive singular)
копара (genitive plural)
копру (dative singular)
коприма (dative plural)
копар (accusative singular)
копре (accusative plural)
копре (singular vocative)
копри (plural vocative)
копру (locative singular)
коприма (locative plural)
копром (instrumental singular)
коприма (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)

sh-decl-noun

метвице / метвицо


нана

на́на (canonical feminine)
nána (romanization)

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


лубеница

лубѐница (canonical feminine)
lubènica (romanization)
лубеница (nominative singular)
лубенице (nominative plural)
лубенице (genitive singular)
лубеница (genitive plural)
лубеници (dative singular)
лубеницама (dative plural)
лубеницу (accusative singular)
лубенице (accusative plural)
лубенице (singular vocative)
лубеницо (singular vocative)
лубенице (plural vocative)
лубеници (locative singular)
лубеницама (locative plural)
лубеницом (instrumental singular)
лубеницама (instrumental plural)

лубенице / лубеницо


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)


košćan

kòšćan (canonical masculine)
ко̀шћан (Cyrillic)

Setaria viridis
Setaria viridis#Translingual


кошћан

ко̀шћан (canonical masculine)
kòšćan (romanization)


котрљан

котр̀љан (canonical masculine)
kotr̀ljan (romanization)
котрљан (nominative singular)
котрљани (nominative plural)
котрљана (genitive singular)
котрљана (genitive plural)
котрљану (dative singular)
котрљанима (dative plural)
котрљан (accusative singular)
котрљане (accusative plural)
котрљану (singular vocative)
котрљани (plural vocative)
котрљану (locative singular)
котрљанима (locative plural)
котрљаном (instrumental singular)
котрљанима (instrumental plural)

affix

котр̀љати (“to roll”) + -ан

eryngo (any Eryngium umbellifer or specifically Eryngium campestre)


kotrljan

sh-noun

kotr̀ljan m (Cyrillic spelling котр̀љан)

kotr̀ljan (canonical masculine)
котр̀љан (Cyrillic)
kotrljan (nominative singular)
kotrljani (nominative plural)
kotrljana (genitive singular)
kotrljana (genitive plural)
kotrljanu (dative singular)
kotrljanima (dative plural)
kotrljan (accusative singular)
kotrljane (accusative plural)
kotrljanu (singular vocative)
kotrljani (plural vocative)
kotrljanu (locative singular)
kotrljanima (locative plural)
kotrljanom (instrumental singular)
kotrljanima (instrumental plural)


красуљица

красу̀љица f (Latin spelling krasùljica)

красу̀љица (canonical feminine)
krasùljica (romanization)
красуљица (nominative singular)
красуљице (nominative plural)
красуљице (genitive singular)
красуљица (genitive plural)
красуљици (dative singular)
красуљицама (dative plural)
красуљицу (accusative singular)
красуљице (accusative plural)
красуљице (singular vocative)
красуљицо (singular vocative)
красуљице (plural vocative)
красуљици (locative singular)
красуљицама (locative plural)
красуљицом (instrumental singular)
красуљицама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

красуљице / красуљицо

кра‧су‧љи‧ца

From кра̑сан.

Anthriscus cerefolium
Anthriscus cerefolium#Translingual

chervil, garden chervil, French parsley (Anthriscus cerefolium)


krasuljica

sh-noun

krasùljica f (Cyrillic spelling красу̀љица)

krasùljica (canonical feminine)
красу̀љица (Cyrillic)
krasuljica (nominative singular)
krasuljice (nominative plural)
krasuljice (genitive singular)
krasuljica (genitive plural)
krasuljici (dative singular)
krasuljicama (dative plural)
krasuljicu (accusative singular)
krasuljice (accusative plural)
krasuljice (singular vocative)
krasuljico (singular vocative)
krasuljice (plural vocative)
krasuljici (locative singular)
krasuljicama (locative plural)
krasuljicom (instrumental singular)
krasuljicama (instrumental plural)


kruhovac

krȕhovac m (Cyrillic spelling кру̏ховац)

krȕhovac (canonical masculine)
кру̏ховац (Cyrillic)
krȕhovac (nominative singular)
krȕhōvci (nominative plural)
krȕhōvca (genitive singular)
kruhovaca (genitive plural)
kruhovcu (dative singular)
kruhovcima (dative plural)
kruhovac (accusative singular)
kruhovce (accusative plural)
krȕhōvče (singular vocative)
kruhovci (plural vocative)
kruhovcu (locative singular)
kruhovcima (locative plural)
kruhovcem (instrumental singular)
kruhovcima (instrumental plural)

(Croatia) A tree from genus Artocarpus, breadfruit.


spanać

spànāć (canonical masculine)
спа̀на̄ћ (Cyrillic)
spànāć (nominative singular)
spanáća (genitive singular)
spanaću (dative singular)
spanać (accusative singular)
spanaću (singular vocative)
spanaću (locative singular)
spanaćem (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Greek σπανάχι (spanáchi), from Persian اسفناج (esfenâj).


спанаћ

спа̀на̄ћ (canonical masculine)
spànāć (romanization)
спа̀на̄ћ (nominative singular)
спана́ћа (genitive singular)
спанаћу (dative singular)
спанаћ (accusative singular)
спанаћу (singular vocative)
спанаћу (locative singular)
спанаћем (instrumental singular)


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


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)


koromač

koròmāč (canonical masculine)
коро̀ма̄ч (Cyrillic)
koròmāč (nominative singular)
koromači (nominative plural)
koromáča (genitive singular)
koromača (genitive plural)
koromaču (dative singular)
koromačima (dative plural)
koromač (accusative singular)
koromače (accusative plural)
koromaču (singular vocative)
koromači (plural vocative)
koromaču (locative singular)
koromačima (locative plural)
koromačem (instrumental singular)
koromačima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek κρῆθμον (krêthmon) + -ač.

bor+

Foeniculum vulgare
Foeniculum vulgare#Translingual


коромач

коро̀ма̄ч (canonical masculine)
koròmāč (romanization)
коро̀ма̄ч (nominative singular)
коромачи (nominative plural)
корома́ча (genitive singular)
коромача (genitive plural)
коромачу (dative singular)
коромачима (dative plural)
коромач (accusative singular)
коромаче (accusative plural)
коромачу (singular vocative)
коромачи (plural vocative)
коромачу (locative singular)
коромачима (locative plural)
коромачем (instrumental singular)
коромачима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek κρῆθμον (krêthmon) + -ач.


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-.


датуља

да̀туља (canonical feminine)
dàtulja (romanization)
датуља (nominative singular)
датуље (nominative plural)
датуље (genitive singular)
датуља (genitive plural)
датуљи (dative singular)
датуљама (dative plural)
датуљу (accusative singular)
датуље (accusative plural)
датуљо (singular vocative)
датуље (plural vocative)
датуљи (locative singular)
датуљама (locative plural)
датуљом (instrumental singular)
датуљама (instrumental plural)


datulja

dàtulja (canonical feminine)
да̀туља (Cyrillic)
datulja (nominative singular)
datulje (nominative plural)
datulje (genitive singular)
datulja (genitive plural)
datulji (dative singular)
datuljama (dative plural)
datulju (accusative singular)
datulje (accusative plural)
datuljo (singular vocative)
datulje (plural vocative)
datulji (locative singular)
datuljama (locative plural)
datuljom (instrumental singular)
datuljama (instrumental plural)


пашканат

пашка̀на̄т (canonical masculine)
paškànāt (romanization)
пашка̀на̄т (nominative singular)
пашкана́ти (nominative plural)
пашкана́та (genitive singular)
пашкана́та̄ (genitive plural)
пашкана́ту (dative singular)
пашкана́тима (dative plural)
пашка̀на̄т (accusative singular)
пашкана́те (accusative plural)
пашканате (singular vocative)
пашкана́ти (plural vocative)
пашкана́ту (locative singular)
пашкана́тима (locative plural)
пашкана́том (instrumental singular)
пашкана́тима (instrumental plural)
па̀шканат (nominative singular)
па̀шка̄нти (nominative plural)
па̀шка̄нта (genitive singular)
па̀шкана̄та̄ (genitive plural)
па̀шка̄нту (dative singular)
па̀шка̄нтима (dative plural)
па̀шканат (accusative singular)
па̀шка̄нте (accusative plural)
пашканте (singular vocative)
па̀шка̄нти (plural vocative)
па̀шка̄нту (locative singular)
па̀шка̄нтима (locative plural)
па̀шка̄нтом (instrumental singular)
па̀шка̄нтима (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

пашкана́тима

пашкана́тима

пашкана́тима

па̀шкана̄та̄

па̀шка̄нтима

па̀шка̄нтима

па̀шка̄нтима

Garbled from earlier паштинак, from German Pastinake, from Latin pastināca (“parsnip”), from pastinum (“two-pronged fork”).


пелин

пѐлин (canonical masculine)
pèlin (romanization)

Artemisia absinthium
Artemisia absinthium#Translingual

artemisia (Artemisia gen. et spp.), especially

grande wormwood, absinthe (Artemisia absinthium)


орјашица

орја̀шица (canonical feminine)
orjàšica (romanization)
орја̀шица (nominative singular)
орја̀шице (nominative plural)
орја̀шице (genitive singular)
орја̀шица̄ (genitive plural)
орја̀шици (dative singular)
орја̀шицама (dative plural)
орја̀шицу (accusative singular)
орја̀шице (accusative plural)
орја̀шице (singular vocative)
орја̀шице (plural vocative)
орја̀шици (locative singular)
орја̀шицама (locative plural)
орја̀шицом (instrumental singular)
орја̀шицама (instrumental plural)

From орѝја̄ш (“giant”) + -ица, apparently for the size of some species like Tordylium maximum.

suffix

орѝја̄ш (“giant”) + -ица

Tordylium maximum
Tordylium maximum#Translingual

hartwort (Tordylium spp., particularly Tordylium maximum)


чехуља

чѐхуља (canonical feminine)
čèhulja (romanization)
чѐхуља (nominative singular)
чѐхуље (nominative plural)
чѐхуље (genitive singular)
чѐхуља̄ (genitive plural)
чѐхуљи (dative singular)
чѐхуљама (dative plural)
чѐхуљу (accusative singular)
чѐхуље (accusative plural)
чѐхуље (singular vocative)
чѐхуље (plural vocative)
чѐхуљи (locative singular)
чѐхуљама (locative plural)
чѐхуљом (instrumental singular)
чѐхуљама (instrumental plural)

From чѐхати (“to tear off”) + -уља. Compare semantically German Süßdolde.

raceme, cluster of grapes with its fruits torn off


čehulja

čèhulja (canonical feminine)
чѐхуља (Cyrillic)
čèhulja (nominative singular)
čèhulje (nominative plural)
čèhulje (genitive singular)
čèhuljā (genitive plural)
čèhulji (dative singular)
čèhuljama (dative plural)
čèhulju (accusative singular)
čèhulje (accusative plural)
čèhulje (singular vocative)
čèhulje (plural vocative)
čèhulji (locative singular)
čèhuljama (locative plural)
čèhuljom (instrumental singular)
čèhuljama (instrumental plural)

From čèhati (“to tear off”) + -ulja. Compare semantically German Süßdolde.


orjašica

sh-noun

orjàšica f (Cyrillic spelling орја̀шица)

orjàšica (canonical feminine)
орја̀шица (Cyrillic)
orjàšica (nominative singular)
orjàšice (nominative plural)
orjàšice (genitive singular)
orjàšicā (genitive plural)
orjàšici (dative singular)
orjàšicama (dative plural)
orjàšicu (accusative singular)
orjàšice (accusative plural)
orjàšice (singular vocative)
orjàšice (plural vocative)
orjàšici (locative singular)
orjàšicama (locative plural)
orjàšicom (instrumental singular)
orjàšicama (instrumental plural)

From orìjāš (“giant”) + -ica, apparently for the size of some species like Tordylium maximum.


исиот

исѝот or ѝсиот m (Latin spelling isìot or ìsiot)

исѝот (canonical)
ѝсиот (canonical masculine)
isìot (romanization)
ìsiot (romanization)
исиот (nominative singular)
исиота (genitive singular)
исиоту (dative singular)
исиот (accusative singular)
исиоте (singular vocative)
исиоту (locative singular)
исиотом (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish ایصی اوتی (ısı otu, literally “heat herb”).

bor+

Curcuma zedoaria
Curcuma zedoaria#Translingual


isiot

sh-noun

isìot or ìsiot m (Cyrillic spelling исѝот or ѝсиот)

isìot (canonical)
ìsiot (canonical masculine)
исѝот (Cyrillic)
ѝсиот (Cyrillic)
isiot (nominative singular)
isiota (genitive singular)
isiotu (dative singular)
isiot (accusative singular)
isiote (singular vocative)
isiotu (locative singular)
isiotom (instrumental singular)


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)


ostruga

ȍstruga (canonical feminine)
о̏струга (Cyrillic)

Rubus caesius
Rubus caesius#Translingual


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.


paškanat

paškànāt m (Cyrillic spelling пашка̀на̄т)

paškànāt (canonical masculine)
пашка̀на̄т (Cyrillic)
paškànāt (nominative singular)
paškanáti (nominative plural)
paškanáta (genitive singular)
paškanátā (genitive plural)
paškanátu (dative singular)
paškanátima (dative plural)
paškànāt (accusative singular)
paškanáte (accusative plural)
paškanate (singular vocative)
paškanáti (plural vocative)
paškanátu (locative singular)
paškanátima (locative plural)
paškanátom (instrumental singular)
paškanátima (instrumental plural)
pàškanat (nominative singular)
pàškānti (nominative plural)
pàškānta (genitive singular)
pàškanātā (genitive plural)
pàškāntu (dative singular)
pàškāntima (dative plural)
pàškanat (accusative singular)
pàškānte (accusative plural)
paškante (singular vocative)
pàškānti (plural vocative)
pàškāntu (locative singular)
pàškāntima (locative plural)
pàškāntom (instrumental singular)
pàškāntima (instrumental plural)

Garbled from earlier paštinak, from German Pastinake, from Latin pastināca (“parsnip”), from pastinum (“two-pronged fork”).


skolab

сколаб (Cyrillic)
skolab (nominative singular)
skolabi (nominative plural)
skolaba (genitive singular)
skolaba (genitive plural)
skolabu (dative singular)
skolabima (dative plural)
skolab (accusative singular)
skolabe (accusative plural)
skolabu (singular vocative)
skolabi (plural vocative)
skolabu (locative singular)
skolabima (locative plural)
skolabom (instrumental singular)
skolabima (instrumental plural)

Unknown, probably Liburnian or Vulgar Latin substrate related to Ancient Greek σκόλυμος (skólumos) also meaning a golden thistle (Scolymus hispanicus), a littoral plant that was eaten in spite of its bland flavour when fishers had no success on the Dalmatian coast, as well as by poor farmers in Alentejo, because it has a high nutritional value regardless of the worth of soil it grows on.

sea holly (Eryngium amethystinum, Eryngium campestre)


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)

sh-decl-noun

на̀рана̄ча̄ / на̀ра̄нчӣ

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


štir

štȋr (canonical masculine)
шти̑р (Cyrillic)
štir (nominative singular)
štirevi (nominative plural)
štira (genitive singular)
štireva (genitive plural)
štiru (dative singular)
štirevima (dative plural)
štir (accusative singular)
štireve (accusative plural)
štiru (singular vocative)
štirevi (plural vocative)
štiru (locative singular)
štirevima (locative plural)
štirom (instrumental singular)
štirevima (instrumental plural)

šćȋr

the form used chiefly in Croatia, occasionally in Bosnia and Serbia


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)


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


tikvica

tȉkvica (canonical feminine)
ти̏квица (Cyrillic)


jagodnjak

sh-noun

jȁgodnjāk m (Cyrillic spelling ја̏годња̄к)

jȁgodnjāk (canonical masculine)
ја̏годња̄к (Cyrillic)


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