turban

tùrbān (canonical masculine)
ту̀рба̄н (Cyrillic)
tùrbān (nominative singular)
turbani (nominative plural)
turbána (genitive singular)
turbana (genitive plural)
turbanu (dative singular)
turbanima (dative plural)
turbana (accusative singular)
turbane (accusative plural)
turbane (singular vocative)
turbani (plural vocative)
turbanu (locative singular)
turbanima (locative plural)
turbanom (instrumental singular)
turbanima (instrumental plural)


mekušac

mekúšac (canonical masculine)
меку́шац (Cyrillic)
mekúšac (nominative singular)
mekušci (nominative plural)
mekušca (genitive singular)
mèkūšācā (genitive plural)
mekušcu (dative singular)
mekušcima (dative plural)
mekušca (accusative singular)
mekušce (accusative plural)
mekušče (singular vocative)
mekušci (plural vocative)
mekušcu (locative singular)
mekušcima (locative plural)
mekušcem (instrumental singular)
mekušcima (instrumental plural)


мекушац

меку́шац (canonical masculine)
mekúšac (romanization)
меку́шац (nominative singular)
мекушци (nominative plural)
мекушца (genitive singular)
мѐкӯша̄ца̄ (genitive plural)
мекушцу (dative singular)
мекушцима (dative plural)
мекушца (accusative singular)
мекушце (accusative plural)
мекушче (singular vocative)
мекушци (plural vocative)
мекушцу (locative singular)
мекушцима (locative plural)
мекушцем (instrumental singular)
мекушцима (instrumental plural)


puž

sh-noun

pȗž m (Cyrillic spelling пу̑ж, diminutive pùžić)

pȗž (canonical masculine)
пу̑ж (Cyrillic)
pùžić (diminutive)
pȗž (nominative singular)
púževi (nominative plural)
puža (genitive singular)
puževa (genitive plural)
pužu (dative singular)
puževima (dative plural)
puža (accusative singular)
puževe (accusative plural)
pužu (singular vocative)
puževi (plural vocative)
pužu (locative singular)
puževima (locative plural)
pužem (instrumental singular)
puževima (instrumental plural)


пуж

пу̑ж m (Latin spelling pȗž, diminutive пу̀жић)

пу̑ж (canonical masculine)
pȗž (romanization)
пу̀жић (diminutive)
пу̑ж (nominative singular)
пу́жеви (nominative plural)
пужа (genitive singular)
пужева (genitive plural)
пужу (dative singular)
пужевима (dative plural)
пуж (accusative singular)
пужеве (accusative plural)
пужу (singular vocative)
пужеви (plural vocative)
пужу (locative singular)
пужевима (locative plural)
пужем (instrumental singular)
пужевима (instrumental plural)


турбан

ту̀рба̄н (canonical masculine)
tùrbān (romanization)
ту̀рба̄н (nominative singular)
турбани (nominative plural)
турба́на (genitive singular)
турбана (genitive plural)
турбану (dative singular)
турбанима (dative plural)
турбана (accusative singular)
турбане (accusative plural)
турбане (singular vocative)
турбани (plural vocative)
турбану (locative singular)
турбанима (locative plural)
турбаном (instrumental singular)
турбанима (instrumental plural)

turban snail (family Turbinidae, esp. Bolma rugosa)


sedef

sèdef (canonical masculine)
сѐдеф (Cyrillic)
sedef (nominative singular)
sedefi (nominative plural)
sedefa (genitive singular)
sedefa (genitive plural)
sedefu (dative singular)
sedefima (dative plural)
sedef (accusative singular)
sedefe (accusative plural)
sedefe (singular vocative)
sedefi (plural vocative)
sedefu (locative singular)
sedefima (locative plural)
sedefom (instrumental singular)
sedefima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish سدف (sedef), from Persian سداب (sadâb).

bor+

Ruta graveolens
Ruta graveolens#Translingual


седеф

сѐдеф (canonical masculine)
sèdef (romanization)
седеф (nominative singular)
седефи (nominative plural)
седефа (genitive singular)
седефа (genitive plural)
седефу (dative singular)
седефима (dative plural)
седеф (accusative singular)
седефе (accusative plural)
седефе (singular vocative)
седефи (plural vocative)
седефу (locative singular)
седефима (locative plural)
седефом (instrumental singular)
седефима (instrumental plural)


sipa

sȉpa (canonical feminine)
си̏па (Cyrillic)
sȉpa (nominative singular)
sipe (nominative plural)
sipe (genitive singular)
sȋpā (genitive plural)
sipi (dative singular)
sipama (dative plural)
sipu (accusative singular)
sipe (accusative plural)
sipo (singular vocative)
sipe (plural vocative)
sipi (locative singular)
sipama (locative plural)
sipom (instrumental singular)
sipama (instrumental plural)

From Dalmatian, from Latin sēpia. Compare sépija.


školjka

škȏljka (canonical feminine)
шко̑љка (Cyrillic)
škȏljka (nominative singular)
školjke (nominative plural)
školjke (genitive singular)
škȍljākā (genitive plural)
škȏljkī (genitive plural)
školjci (dative singular)
školjkama (dative plural)
školjku (accusative singular)
školjke (accusative plural)
školjko (singular vocative)
školjke (plural vocative)
školjci (locative singular)
školjkama (locative plural)
školjkom (instrumental singular)
školjkama (instrumental plural)


hobotnica

sh-noun

hòbotnica f (Cyrillic spelling хо̀ботница)

hòbotnica (canonical feminine)
хо̀ботница (Cyrillic)
hobotnica (nominative singular)
hobotnice (nominative plural)
hobotnice (genitive singular)
hobotnica (genitive plural)
hobotnici (dative singular)
hobotnicama (dative plural)
hobotnicu (accusative singular)
hobotnice (accusative plural)
hobotnice (singular vocative)
hobotnico (singular vocative)
hobotnice (plural vocative)
hobotnici (locative singular)
hobotnicama (locative plural)
hobotnicom (instrumental singular)
hobotnicama (instrumental plural)


rogač

rògāč (canonical masculine)
ро̀га̄ч (Cyrillic)
rogač (nominative singular)
rogači (nominative plural)
rogáča (genitive singular)
rogača (genitive plural)
rogaču (dative singular)
rogačima (dative plural)
rogač (accusative singular)
rogače (accusative plural)
rogaču (singular vocative)
rogači (plural vocative)
rogaču (locative singular)
rogačima (locative plural)
rogačem (instrumental singular)
rogačima (instrumental plural)


рогач

ро̀га̄ч (canonical masculine)
rògāč (romanization)
рогач (nominative singular)
рогачи (nominative plural)
рога́ча (genitive singular)
рогача (genitive plural)
рогачу (dative singular)
рогачима (dative plural)
рогач (accusative singular)
рогаче (accusative plural)
рогачу (singular vocative)
рогачи (plural vocative)
рогачу (locative singular)
рогачима (locative plural)
рогачем (instrumental singular)
рогачима (instrumental plural)


хоботница

хо̀ботница (canonical feminine)
hòbotnica (romanization)
хоботница (nominative singular)
хоботнице (nominative plural)
хоботнице (genitive singular)
хоботница (genitive plural)
хоботници (dative singular)
хоботницама (dative plural)
хоботницу (accusative singular)
хоботнице (accusative plural)
хоботнице (singular vocative)
хоботницо (singular vocative)
хоботнице (plural vocative)
хоботници (locative singular)
хоботницама (locative plural)
хоботницом (instrumental singular)
хоботницама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

хоботнице / хоботницо

хо‧бот‧ни‧ца


дагња

да̏гња (canonical feminine)
dȁgnja (romanization)
да̏гња (nominative singular)
дагње (nominative plural)
дагње (genitive singular)
да̏га̄ња̄ (genitive plural)
да̏гњӣ (genitive plural)
дагњи (dative singular)
дагњама (dative plural)
дагњу (accusative singular)
дагње (accusative plural)
дагњо (singular vocative)
дагње (plural vocative)
дагњи (locative singular)
дагњама (locative plural)
дагњом (instrumental singular)
дагњама (instrumental plural)

да̏га̄ња̄ / да̏гњӣ


dagnja

dȁgnja (canonical feminine)
да̏гња (Cyrillic)
dȁgnja (nominative singular)
dagnje (nominative plural)
dagnje (genitive singular)
dȁgānjā (genitive plural)
dȁgnjī (genitive plural)
dagnji (dative singular)
dagnjama (dative plural)
dagnju (accusative singular)
dagnje (accusative plural)
dagnjo (singular vocative)
dagnje (plural vocative)
dagnji (locative singular)
dagnjama (locative plural)
dagnjom (instrumental singular)
dagnjama (instrumental plural)


шкољка

шко̑љка (canonical feminine)
škȏljka (romanization)
шко̑љка (nominative singular)
шкољке (nominative plural)
шкољке (genitive singular)
шко̏ља̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
шко̑љкӣ (genitive plural)
шкољци (dative singular)
шкољкама (dative plural)
шкољку (accusative singular)
шкољке (accusative plural)
шкољко (singular vocative)
шкољке (plural vocative)
шкољци (locative singular)
шкољкама (locative plural)
шкољком (instrumental singular)
шкољкама (instrumental plural)

шко̏ља̄ка̄ / шко̑љкӣ


сипа

си̏па (canonical feminine)
sȉpa (romanization)
си̏па (nominative singular)
сипе (nominative plural)
сипе (genitive singular)
си̑па̄ (genitive plural)
сипи (dative singular)
сипама (dative plural)
сипу (accusative singular)
сипе (accusative plural)
сипо (singular vocative)
сипе (plural vocative)
сипи (locative singular)
сипама (locative plural)
сипом (instrumental singular)
сипама (instrumental plural)

From Dalmatian, from Latin sēpia. Compare се́пија.


školjkaš

sh-noun

škòljkāš m (Cyrillic spelling шко̀љка̄ш)

škòljkāš (canonical masculine)
шко̀љка̄ш (Cyrillic)
školjkaš (nominative singular)
školjkaši (nominative plural)
školjkaša (genitive singular)
školjkaša (genitive plural)
školjkašu (dative singular)
školjkašima (dative plural)
školjkaša (accusative singular)
školjkaše (accusative plural)
školjkašu (singular vocative)
školjkaši (plural vocative)
školjkašu (locative singular)
školjkašima (locative plural)
školjkašem (instrumental singular)
školjkašima (instrumental plural)


шкољкаш

шко̀љка̄ш (canonical masculine)
škòljkāš (romanization)
шкољкаш (nominative singular)
шкољкаши (nominative plural)
шкољкаша (genitive singular)
шкољкаша (genitive plural)
шкољкашу (dative singular)
шкољкашима (dative plural)
шкољкаша (accusative singular)
шкољкаше (accusative plural)
шкољкашу (singular vocative)
шкољкаши (plural vocative)
шкољкашу (locative singular)
шкољкашима (locative plural)
шкољкашем (instrumental singular)
шкољкашима (instrumental plural)


oliganj

олигањ (Cyrillic)
oliganj (nominative singular)
olignji (nominative plural)
olignja (genitive singular)
olignja (genitive plural)
olignju (dative singular)
olignjima (dative plural)
oliganj (accusative singular)
olignje (accusative plural)
olignju (singular vocative)
olignji (plural vocative)
olignju (locative singular)
olignjima (locative plural)
olignjem (instrumental singular)
olignjima (instrumental plural)

From Latin lōlīgō (“squid, cuttlefish”).


lignjun

lìgnjūn (canonical feminine)
лѝгњӯн (Cyrillic)
lìgnjūn (nominative singular)
lignjúni (nominative plural)
lignjúna (genitive singular)
lignjúnā (genitive plural)
lignjúnu (dative singular)
lignjúnima (dative plural)
lignjúna (accusative singular)
lignjúne (accusative plural)
lignjúnū (singular vocative)
lignjúnē (singular vocative)
lignjúni (plural vocative)
lignjúnu (locative singular)
lignjúnima (locative plural)
lignjúnom (instrumental singular)
lignjúnima (instrumental plural)

From Serbo-Croatian lignja, from Latin lōlīgō (“squid, cuttlefish”).

(zoology) A large species of squid, particularly the European flying squid, Todarodes sagittatus