bat

bȁt (canonical masculine)
ба̏т (Cyrillic)
bȁt (nominative singular)
bàtovi (nominative plural)
bata (genitive singular)
batova (genitive plural)
batu (dative singular)
batovima (dative plural)
bat (accusative singular)
batove (accusative plural)
bate (singular vocative)
batovi (plural vocative)
batu (locative singular)
batovima (locative plural)
batom (instrumental singular)
batovima (instrumental plural)


klin

klȉn (canonical masculine)
кли̏н (Cyrillic)
klin (nominative singular)
klinovi (nominative plural)
klina (genitive singular)
klinova (genitive plural)
klinu (dative singular)
klinovima (dative plural)
klin (accusative singular)
klinove (accusative plural)
kline (singular vocative)
klinovi (plural vocative)
klinu (locative singular)
klinovima (locative plural)
klinom (instrumental singular)
klinovima (instrumental plural)


tesla

tȅsla (canonical feminine)
те̏сла (Cyrillic)
tesla (nominative singular)
tesle (nominative plural)
tesle (genitive singular)
tesli (genitive plural)
tesli (dative singular)
teslama (dative plural)
teslu (accusative singular)
tesle (accusative plural)
teslo (singular vocative)
tesle (plural vocative)
tesli (locative singular)
teslama (locative plural)
teslom (instrumental singular)
teslama (instrumental plural)


metla

mètla (canonical feminine)
мѐтла (Cyrillic)
mètla (nominative singular)
metle (nominative plural)
metle (genitive singular)
mȅtālā (genitive plural)
mȅtlī (genitive plural)
metli (dative singular)
metlama (dative plural)
metlu (accusative singular)
metle (accusative plural)
metlo (singular vocative)
metle (plural vocative)
metli (locative singular)
metlama (locative plural)
metlom (instrumental singular)
metlama (instrumental plural)


plug

plȕg (canonical masculine)
плу̏г (Cyrillic)
plȕg (nominative singular)
plùgovi (nominative plural)
pluga (genitive singular)
plugova (genitive plural)
plugu (dative singular)
plugovima (dative plural)
plug (accusative singular)
plugove (accusative plural)
plugu (singular vocative)
pluže (singular vocative)
plugove (plural vocative)
plugu (locative singular)
plugovima (locative plural)
plugom (instrumental singular)
plugovima (instrumental plural)

desctree

→ Ottoman Turkish: پلوغ (pulluğ), փիւլուղ (püluğ) — Armeno-Turkish
Turkish: pulluk

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *plugъ, itself of Germanic origin.


vile

vȉle (canonical feminine)
ви̏ле (Cyrillic)
vile (nominative plural)
vila (genitive plural)
vilama (dative plural)
vile (accusative plural)
vile (plural vocative)
vilama (locative plural)
vilama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *vidla (Russian ви́лы (víly), Czech vidle).


kuka

kȕka (canonical feminine)
ку̏ка (Cyrillic)
kȕka (nominative singular)
kȕke (nominative plural)
kuke (genitive singular)
kȗkā (genitive plural)
kuki (dative singular)
kukama (dative plural)
kuku (accusative singular)
kuke (accusative plural)
kuko (singular vocative)
kuke (plural vocative)
kuki (locative singular)
kukama (locative plural)
kukom (instrumental singular)
kukama (instrumental plural)

Mediterranean slipper lobster (Scyllarides latus)


маказе

ма̀казе (canonical feminine)
màkaze (romanization)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish مقاص (makas), from Arabic مِقَصّ (miqaṣṣ).

bor+

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


makaze

màkaze (canonical feminine)
ма̀казе (Cyrillic)
makaze (nominative plural)
makaza (genitive plural)
makazama (dative plural)
makaze (accusative plural)
makaze (plural vocative)
makazama (locative plural)
makazama (instrumental plural)


мотика

мо̀тика (canonical feminine)
mòtika (romanization)
мо̀тика (nominative singular)
мотике (nominative plural)
мотике (genitive singular)
мо̏тӣка̄ (genitive plural)
мотици (dative singular)
мотикама (dative plural)
мотику (accusative singular)
мотике (accusative plural)
мотико (singular vocative)
мотике (plural vocative)
мотици (locative singular)
мотикама (locative plural)
мотиком (instrumental singular)
мотикама (instrumental plural)


motika

mòtika (canonical feminine)
мо̀тика (Cyrillic)
mòtika (nominative singular)
motike (nominative plural)
motike (genitive singular)
mȍtīkā (genitive plural)
motici (dative singular)
motikama (dative plural)
motiku (accusative singular)
motike (accusative plural)
motiko (singular vocative)
motike (plural vocative)
motici (locative singular)
motikama (locative plural)
motikom (instrumental singular)
motikama (instrumental plural)


kosa

kòsa (canonical feminine)
ко̀са (Cyrillic)
kosa (nominative singular)
kose (nominative plural)
kose (genitive singular)
kosa (genitive plural)
kosi (dative singular)
kosama (dative plural)
kosu (accusative singular)
kose (accusative plural)
koso (singular vocative)
kose (plural vocative)
kosi (locative singular)
kosama (locative plural)
kosom (instrumental singular)
kosama (instrumental plural)


коса

ко̀са (canonical feminine)
kòsa (romanization)
коса (nominative singular)
косе (nominative plural)
косе (genitive singular)
коса (genitive plural)
коси (dative singular)
косама (dative plural)
косу (accusative singular)
косе (accusative plural)
косо (singular vocative)
косе (plural vocative)
коси (locative singular)
косама (locative plural)
косом (instrumental singular)
косама (instrumental plural)


četka

čȅtka (canonical feminine)
че̏тка (Cyrillic)
čȅtka (nominative singular)
četke (nominative plural)
četke (genitive singular)
čȅtākā (genitive plural)
čȅtkī (genitive plural)
četki (dative singular)
četkama (dative plural)
četku (accusative singular)
četke (accusative plural)
četko (singular vocative)
četke (plural vocative)
četki (locative singular)
četkama (locative plural)
četkom (instrumental singular)
četkama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *(š)četъka, *sъčetь.


igla

ìgla (canonical feminine)
ѝгла (Cyrillic)
igla (nominative singular)
igle (nominative plural)
igle (genitive singular)
igálā (genitive plural)
íglā (genitive plural)
íglī (genitive plural)
igli (dative singular)
iglama (dative plural)
iglu (accusative singular)
igle (accusative plural)
iglo (singular vocative)
igle (plural vocative)
igli (locative singular)
iglama (locative plural)
iglom (instrumental singular)
iglama (instrumental plural)
jàgla (alternative Chakavian)


sito

sȉto (canonical neuter)
си̏то (Cyrillic)
sȉto (nominative singular)
sȉta (nominative plural)
sȉta (genitive singular)
sȋtā (genitive plural)
situ (dative singular)
sitima (dative plural)
sito (accusative singular)
sita (accusative plural)
sito (singular vocative)
sita (plural vocative)
situ (locative singular)
sitima (locative plural)
sitom (instrumental singular)
sitima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sito (“sieve”).


sidro

sȉdro (canonical neuter)
си̏дро (Cyrillic)
sȉdro (nominative singular)
sidra (nominative plural)
sȉdra (genitive singular)
sȉdārā (genitive plural)
sidru (dative singular)
sidrima (dative plural)
sidro (accusative singular)
sidra (accusative plural)
sidro (singular vocative)
sidra (plural vocative)
sidru (locative singular)
sidrima (locative plural)
sidrom (instrumental singular)
sidrima (instrumental plural)

dići sidro

baciti sidro


brana

brána (canonical feminine)
бра́на (Cyrillic)
brana (nominative singular)
brane (nominative plural)
brane (genitive singular)
brana (genitive plural)
brani (dative singular)
branama (dative plural)
branu (accusative singular)
brane (accusative plural)
brano (singular vocative)
brane (plural vocative)
brani (locative singular)
branama (locative plural)
branom (instrumental singular)
branama (instrumental plural)

Deverbal from brániti (“to defend, protect; obstruct, stop”).


lopata

lòpata (canonical feminine)
ло̀пата (Cyrillic)
lopata (nominative singular)
lopate (nominative plural)
lopate (genitive singular)
lopata (genitive plural)
lopati (dative singular)
lopatama (dative plural)
lopatu (accusative singular)
lopate (accusative plural)
lopato (singular vocative)
lopate (plural vocative)
lopati (locative singular)
lopatama (locative plural)
lopatom (instrumental singular)
lopatama (instrumental plural)


grablje

sh-noun

grȁblje f pl (Cyrillic spelling гра̏бље)

grȁblje (canonical feminine plural)
гра̏бље (Cyrillic)
grablje (nominative plural)
grȁbāljā (genitive plural)
grȁbljī (genitive plural)
grabljama (dative plural)
grablje (accusative plural)
grablje (plural vocative)
grabljama (locative plural)
grabljama (instrumental plural)
grabulje (alternative)


rešeto

rešèto (canonical neuter)
решѐто (Cyrillic)
rešeto (nominative singular)
rešeta (nominative plural)
rešeta (genitive singular)
rešeta (genitive plural)
rešetu (dative singular)
rešetima (dative plural)
rešeto (accusative singular)
rešeta (accusative plural)
rešeto (singular vocative)
rešeta (plural vocative)
rešetu (locative singular)
rešetima (locative plural)
rešetom (instrumental singular)
rešetima (instrumental plural)


кључ

кљу̑ч (canonical masculine)
kljȗč (romanization)
кљу̑ч (nominative singular)
кљу́чеви (nominative plural)
кљу́чи (nominative plural)
кљу́ча (genitive singular)
кључева (genitive plural)
кључа (genitive plural)
кључу (dative singular)
кључевима (dative plural)
кључима (dative plural)
кључ (accusative singular)
кључеве (accusative plural)
кључе (accusative plural)
кључу (singular vocative)
кључеви (plural vocative)
кључи (plural vocative)
кључу (locative singular)
кључевима (locative plural)
кључима (locative plural)
кључем (instrumental singular)
кључевима (instrumental plural)
кључима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kľučь, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *kljaukjas, from Proto-Indo-European *klewk-yo-s, from *kle(h₂)uk-, an extended form of *(s)kleh₂w- (“hook, key, peg”).


ključ

kljȗč (canonical masculine)
кљу̑ч (Cyrillic)
kljȗč (nominative singular)
kljúčevi (nominative plural)
kljúči (nominative plural)
kljúča (genitive singular)
ključeva (genitive plural)
ključa (genitive plural)
ključu (dative singular)
ključevima (dative plural)
ključima (dative plural)
ključ (accusative singular)
ključeve (accusative plural)
ključe (accusative plural)
ključu (singular vocative)
ključevi (plural vocative)
ključi (plural vocative)
ključu (locative singular)
ključevima (locative plural)
ključima (locative plural)
ključem (instrumental singular)
ključevima (instrumental plural)
ključima (instrumental plural)


topor

tȍpor (canonical masculine)
то̏пор (Cyrillic)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *toporъ, from an Iranian language. Compare Persian تبر (tabar).


palica

pȁlica (canonical feminine)
па̏лица (Cyrillic)
palica (nominative singular)
palice (nominative plural)
palice (genitive singular)
palica (genitive plural)
palici (dative singular)
palicama (dative plural)
palicu (accusative singular)
palice (accusative plural)
palice (singular vocative)
palico (singular vocative)
palice (plural vocative)
palici (locative singular)
palicama (locative plural)
palicom (instrumental singular)
palicama (instrumental plural)


srp

sȓp (canonical masculine)
ср̑п (Cyrillic)
srp (nominative singular)
srpovi (nominative plural)
srpa (genitive singular)
srpova (genitive plural)
srpu (dative singular)
srpovima (dative plural)
srp (accusative singular)
srpove (accusative plural)
srpe (singular vocative)
srpovi (plural vocative)
srpu (locative singular)
srpovima (locative plural)
srpom (instrumental singular)
srpovima (instrumental plural)


bič

bȉč (canonical masculine)
би̏ч (Cyrillic)
bȉč (nominative singular)
bìčevi (nominative plural)
biča (genitive singular)
bȉčēvā (genitive plural)
biču (dative singular)
bičevima (dative plural)
bič (accusative singular)
bičeve (accusative plural)
biču (singular vocative)
bičevi (plural vocative)
biču (locative singular)
bičevima (locative plural)
bičem (instrumental singular)
bičevima (instrumental plural)


rende

rènde (canonical neuter)
рѐнде (Cyrillic)
rende (nominative singular)
rendeta (nominative plural)
rendeta (genitive singular)
rendeta (genitive plural)
rendetu (dative singular)
rendetima (dative plural)
rende (accusative singular)
rendeta (accusative plural)
rende (singular vocative)
rendeta (plural vocative)
rendetu (locative singular)
rendetima (locative plural)
rendetom (instrumental singular)
rendetima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish رنده (rende), from Persian رنده (randa).


клин

кли̏н (canonical masculine)
klȉn (romanization)
клин (nominative singular)
клинови (nominative plural)
клина (genitive singular)
клинова (genitive plural)
клину (dative singular)
клиновима (dative plural)
клин (accusative singular)
клинове (accusative plural)
клине (singular vocative)
клинови (plural vocative)
клину (locative singular)
клиновима (locative plural)
клином (instrumental singular)
клиновима (instrumental plural)


kotva

kȍtva (canonical feminine)
ко̏тва (Cyrillic)
kȍtva (nominative singular)
kotve (nominative plural)
kotve (genitive singular)
kȍtāvā (genitive plural)
kȍtvī (genitive plural)
kotvi (dative singular)
kotvama (dative plural)
kotvu (accusative singular)
kotve (accusative plural)
kotvo (singular vocative)
kotve (plural vocative)
kotvi (locative singular)
kotvama (locative plural)
kotvom (instrumental singular)
kotvama (instrumental plural)


плуг

плу̏г (canonical masculine)
plȕg (romanization)
плу̏г (nominative singular)
плу̀гови (nominative plural)
плуга (genitive singular)
плугова (genitive plural)
плугу (dative singular)
плуговима (dative plural)
плуг (accusative singular)
плугове (accusative plural)
плугу (singular vocative)
плуже (singular vocative)
плугове (plural vocative)
плугу (locative singular)
плуговима (locative plural)
плугом (instrumental singular)
плуговима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *plugъ, borrowed from Proto-Germanic *plōgaz (“plough”), *plōguz.


кука

ку̏ка (canonical feminine)
kȕka (romanization)
ку̏ка (nominative singular)
ку̏ке (nominative plural)
куке (genitive singular)
ку̑ка̄ (genitive plural)
куки (dative singular)
кукама (dative plural)
куку (accusative singular)
куке (accusative plural)
куко (singular vocative)
куке (plural vocative)
куки (locative singular)
кукама (locative plural)
куком (instrumental singular)
кукама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kuka (“hook, hook-shaped”). Akin to ку̏к.


лопата

ло̀пата (canonical feminine)
lòpata (romanization)
лопата (nominative singular)
лопате (nominative plural)
лопате (genitive singular)
лопата (genitive plural)
лопати (dative singular)
лопатама (dative plural)
лопату (accusative singular)
лопате (accusative plural)
лопато (singular vocative)
лопате (plural vocative)
лопати (locative singular)
лопатама (locative plural)
лопатом (instrumental singular)
лопатама (instrumental plural)


брана

бра́на (canonical feminine)
brána (romanization)
брана (nominative singular)
бране (nominative plural)
бране (genitive singular)
брана (genitive plural)
брани (dative singular)
бранама (dative plural)
брану (accusative singular)
бране (accusative plural)
брано (singular vocative)
бране (plural vocative)
брани (locative singular)
бранама (locative plural)
браном (instrumental singular)
бранама (instrumental plural)

Deverbal from бра́нити (“to defend, protect; obstruct, stop”).


sjekira

sh-noun

sjèkira f (Cyrillic spelling сјѐкира, diminutive sjèkirica, augmentative sjekiretina or sjekirčetina)

sjèkira (canonical feminine)
сјѐкира (Cyrillic)
sjèkirica (diminutive)
sjekiretina (augmentative)
sjekirčetina (augmentative)
sjekira (nominative singular)
sjekire (nominative plural)
sjekire (genitive singular)
sjekira (genitive plural)
sjekiri (dative singular)
sjekirama (dative plural)
sjekiru (accusative singular)
sjekire (accusative plural)
sjekiro (singular vocative)
sjekire (plural vocative)
sjekiri (locative singular)
sjekirama (locative plural)
sjekirom (instrumental singular)
sjekirama (instrumental plural)
sèkira (alternative Ekavian)
śèkira (alternative Montenegro)


sjekirica

sjèkirica f (Cyrillic spelling сјѐкирица)

sjèkirica (canonical feminine)
сјѐкирица (Cyrillic)
sjekirica (nominative singular)
sjekirice (nominative plural)
sjekirice (genitive singular)
sjekirica (genitive plural)
sjekirici (dative singular)
sjekiricama (dative plural)
sjekiricu (accusative singular)
sjekirice (accusative plural)
sjekirice (singular vocative)
sjekirico (singular vocative)
sjekirice (plural vocative)
sjekirici (locative singular)
sjekiricama (locative plural)
sjekiricom (instrumental singular)
sjekiricama (instrumental plural)
sèkirica (alternative Ekavian)
śèkirica (alternative Montenegro)


секира

сѐкира (canonical feminine)
sèkira (romanization)
секира (nominative singular)
секире (nominative plural)
секире (genitive singular)
секира (genitive plural)
секири (dative singular)
секирама (dative plural)
секиру (accusative singular)
секире (accusative plural)
секиро (singular vocative)
секире (plural vocative)
секири (locative singular)
секирама (locative plural)
секиром (instrumental singular)
секирама (instrumental plural)
сјѐкира (alternative Ijekavian)


sekirica

sèkirica (canonical feminine)
сѐкирица (Cyrillic)
sekirica (nominative singular)
sekirice (nominative plural)
sekirice (genitive singular)
sekirica (genitive plural)
sekirici (dative singular)
sekiricama (dative plural)
sekiricu (accusative singular)
sekirice (accusative plural)
sekirice (singular vocative)
sekirico (singular vocative)
sekirice (plural vocative)
sekirici (locative singular)
sekiricama (locative plural)
sekiricom (instrumental singular)
sekiricama (instrumental plural)
sjèkirica (alternative Ijekavian)
śèkirica (alternative Montenegro)


sjekiretina

sjekiretina f (Cyrillic spelling сјекиретина)

сјекиретина (Cyrillic)
sjekiretina (nominative singular)
sjekiretine (nominative plural)
sjekiretine (genitive singular)
sjekiretina (genitive plural)
sjekiretini (dative singular)
sjekiretinama (dative plural)
sjekiretinu (accusative singular)
sjekiretine (accusative plural)
sjekiretino (singular vocative)
sjekiretine (plural vocative)
sjekiretinom (locative singular)
sjekiretinama (locative plural)
sjekiretini (instrumental singular)
sjekiretinama (instrumental plural)


sjekirčetina

sjekirčetina f (Cyrillic spelling сјекирчетина)

сјекирчетина (Cyrillic)
sjekirčetina (nominative singular)
sjekirčetine (nominative plural)
sjekirčetine (genitive singular)
sjekirčetina (genitive plural)
sjekirčetini (dative singular)
sjekirčetinama (dative plural)
sjekirčetinu (accusative singular)
sjekirčetine (accusative plural)
sjekirčetino (singular vocative)
sjekirčetine (plural vocative)
sjekirčetinom (locative singular)
sjekirčetinama (locative plural)
sjekirčetini (instrumental singular)
sjekirčetinama (instrumental plural)

augmentative of sjekira, from verb sjeći (to cut).


žrvanj

жрвањ (Cyrillic)
žrvanj (nominative singular)
žrvnjevi (nominative plural)
žrvnja (genitive singular)
žrvnjeva (genitive plural)
žrvnju (dative singular)
žrvnjevima (dative plural)
žrvanj (accusative singular)
žrvnjeve (accusative plural)
žrvnju (singular vocative)
žrvnjevi (plural vocative)
žrvnju (locative singular)
žrvnjevima (locative plural)
žrvnjem (instrumental singular)
žrvnjevima (instrumental plural)


kliješta

klijéšta n pl (Cyrillic spelling клије́шта)

klijéšta (canonical neuter plural)
клије́шта (Cyrillic)
kliješta (nominative plural)
kliješta (genitive plural)
kliještima (dative plural)
kliješta (accusative plural)
kliješta (plural vocative)
kliještima (locative plural)
kliještima (instrumental plural)
kléšta (alternative Ekavian)
kljišća (alternative Chakavian)


škare

škȁre (canonical feminine plural)
шка̏ре (Cyrillic)
škȁre (nominative plural)
škȃrā (genitive plural)
škarama (dative plural)
škare (accusative plural)
škare (plural vocative)
škarama (locative plural)
škarama (instrumental plural)

From Middle High German skȃri. Compare German Schere (“scissors”).


nožice

nȍžice (canonical feminine)
но̏жице (Cyrillic)
nožice (nominative plural)
nožica (genitive plural)
nožicama (dative plural)
nožice (accusative plural)
nožice (plural vocative)
nožicama (locative plural)
nožicama (instrumental plural)


ножице

но̏жице (canonical feminine)
nȍžice (romanization)
ножице (nominative plural)
ножица (genitive plural)
ножицама (dative plural)
ножице (accusative plural)
ножице (plural vocative)
ножицама (locative plural)
ножицама (instrumental plural)


шкаре

шка̏ре (canonical feminine plural)
škȁre (romanization)
шка̏ре (nominative plural)
шка̑ра̄ (genitive plural)
шкарама (dative plural)
шкаре (accusative plural)
шкаре (plural vocative)
шкарама (locative plural)
шкарама (instrumental plural)


грабље

гра̏бље (canonical feminine plural)
grȁblje (romanization)
грабље (nominative plural)
гра̏баља̄ (genitive plural)
грабљи (genitive plural)
грабљама (dative plural)
грабље (accusative plural)
грабље (plural vocative)
грабљама (locative plural)
грабљама (instrumental plural)
грабуље (alternative)

sh-decl-noun-plural

гра̏баља̄ / грабљи


alatka

àlatka (canonical feminine)
а̀латка (Cyrillic)


прибор

при́бор (canonical masculine)
príbor (romanization)
прибор (nominative singular)
прибора (genitive singular)
прибору (dative singular)
прибор (accusative singular)
прибору (singular vocative)
приборе (singular vocative)
прибору (locative singular)
прибором (instrumental singular)

sh-decl-noun-unc

прибору / приборе


рало

ра̏ло (canonical neuter)
rȁlo (romanization)
рало (nominative singular)
рала (nominative plural)
рала (genitive singular)
рала (genitive plural)
ралу (dative singular)
ралима (dative plural)
рало (accusative singular)
рала (accusative plural)
рало (singular vocative)
рала (plural vocative)
ралу (locative singular)
ралима (locative plural)
ралом (instrumental singular)
ралима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *ordlo, from Proto-Indo-European *h₂érh₃trom.


метла

мѐтла (canonical feminine)
mètla (romanization)
мѐтла (nominative singular)
метле (nominative plural)
метле (genitive singular)
ме̏та̄ла̄ (genitive plural)
ме̏тлӣ (genitive plural)
метли (dative singular)
метлама (dative plural)
метлу (accusative singular)
метле (accusative plural)
метло (singular vocative)
метле (plural vocative)
метли (locative singular)
метлама (locative plural)
метлом (instrumental singular)
метлама (instrumental plural)


сито

си̏то (canonical neuter)
sȉto (romanization)
си̏то (nominative singular)
си̏та (nominative plural)
си̏та (genitive singular)
си̑та̄ (genitive plural)
ситу (dative singular)
ситима (dative plural)
сито (accusative singular)
сита (accusative plural)
сито (singular vocative)
сита (plural vocative)
ситу (locative singular)
ситима (locative plural)
ситом (instrumental singular)
ситима (instrumental plural)


решето

решѐто (canonical neuter)
rešèto (romanization)
решето (nominative singular)
решета (nominative plural)
решета (genitive singular)
решета (genitive plural)
решету (dative singular)
решетима (dative plural)
решето (accusative singular)
решета (accusative plural)
решето (singular vocative)
решета (plural vocative)
решету (locative singular)
решетима (locative plural)
решетом (instrumental singular)
решетима (instrumental plural)


игла

ѝгла (canonical feminine)
ìgla (romanization)
игла (nominative singular)
игле (nominative plural)
игле (genitive singular)
ига́ла̄ (genitive plural)
и́гла̄ (genitive plural)
и́глӣ (genitive plural)
игли (dative singular)
иглама (dative plural)
иглу (accusative singular)
игле (accusative plural)
игло (singular vocative)
игле (plural vocative)
игли (locative singular)
иглама (locative plural)
иглом (instrumental singular)
иглама (instrumental plural)
jàgla (alternative Chakavian)


mengele

sh-noun

mȅngele or mȇngele f pl (Cyrillic spelling ме̏нгеле or ме̑нгеле)

mȅngele (canonical)
mȇngele (canonical feminine plural)
ме̏нгеле (Cyrillic)
ме̑нгеле (Cyrillic)
mengele (nominative plural)
mengela (genitive plural)
mengelama (dative plural)
mengele (accusative plural)
mengele (plural vocative)
mengelama (locative plural)
mengelama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish منگنه (mengene).


длето

дле́то (canonical neuter)
dléto (romanization)
длето (nominative singular)
длета (nominative plural)
длета (genitive singular)
длета (genitive plural)
длету (dative singular)
длетима (dative plural)
длето (accusative singular)
длета (accusative plural)
длето (singular vocative)
длета (plural vocative)
длету (locative singular)
длетима (locative plural)
длетом (instrumental singular)
длетима (instrumental plural)
длије́то (alternative Ijekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *delto, alternative form of *dolto, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *dálbta, from Proto-Indo-European *dʰelbʰ-.


клешта

кле́шта (canonical neuter)
kléšta (romanization)
клешта (nominative plural)
клешта (genitive plural)
клештима (dative plural)
клешта (accusative plural)
клешта (plural vocative)
клештима (locative plural)
клештима (instrumental plural)
клије́шта (alternative Ijekavian)


dleto

dléto (canonical neuter)
дле́то (Cyrillic)
dleto (nominative singular)
dleta (nominative plural)
dleta (genitive singular)
dleta (genitive plural)
dletu (dative singular)
dletima (dative plural)
dleto (accusative singular)
dleta (accusative plural)
dleto (singular vocative)
dleta (plural vocative)
dletu (locative singular)
dletima (locative plural)
dletom (instrumental singular)
dletima (instrumental plural)
dlijéto (alternative Ijekavian)


dlijeto

sh-noun

dlijéto n (Cyrillic spelling длије́то, diminutive dlijétce)

dlijéto (canonical neuter)
длије́то (Cyrillic)
dlijétce (diminutive)
dlijeto (nominative singular)
dlijeta (nominative plural)
dlijeta (genitive singular)
dlijeta (genitive plural)
dlijetu (dative singular)
dlijetima (dative plural)
dlijeto (accusative singular)
dlijeta (accusative plural)
dlijeto (singular vocative)
dlijeta (plural vocative)
dlijetu (locative singular)
dlijetima (locative plural)
dlijetom (instrumental singular)
dlijetima (instrumental plural)
dléto (alternative Ekavian)


ralo

rȁlo (canonical neuter)
ра̏ло (Cyrillic)
ralo (nominative singular)
rala (nominative plural)
rala (genitive singular)
rala (genitive plural)
ralu (dative singular)
ralima (dative plural)
ralo (accusative singular)
rala (accusative plural)
ralo (singular vocative)
rala (plural vocative)
ralu (locative singular)
ralima (locative plural)
ralom (instrumental singular)
ralima (instrumental plural)


oruđe

òrūđe (canonical neuter)
о̀рӯђе (Cyrillic)
oruđe (nominative singular)
oruđa (nominative plural)
oruđa (genitive singular)
oruđa (genitive plural)
oruđu (dative singular)
oruđima (dative plural)
oruđe (accusative singular)
oruđa (accusative plural)
oruđe (singular vocative)
oruđa (plural vocative)
oruđu (locative singular)
oruđima (locative plural)
oruđem (instrumental singular)
oruđima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *orǫdьje (Old Church Slavonic орѫдиѥ (orǫdije), Polish orędzie).


testera

тестера (Cyrillic)
testèra (nominative singular)
testère (nominative plural)
testère (genitive singular)
testérā (genitive plural)
testèri (dative singular)
testèrama (dative plural)
testèru (accusative singular)
testère (accusative plural)
testèro (singular vocative)
testère (plural vocative)
testèri (locative singular)
testèrama (locative plural)
testèrom (instrumental singular)
testèrama (instrumental plural)
tèstera (nominative singular)
tèstere (nominative plural)
tèstere (genitive singular)
tȅstērā (genitive plural)
tèsteri (dative singular)
tèsterama (dative plural)
tèsteru (accusative singular)
tèstere (accusative plural)
tèstero (singular vocative)
tèstere (plural vocative)
tèsteri (locative singular)
tèsterama (locative plural)
tèsterom (instrumental singular)
tèsterama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish دستره (destere, testere), from Persian دستره (dastare, “handsaw”), from دست (dast, “hand”) + اره (arre, “saw”).

bor+

destere, <i class="Latn mention" lang="tr">testere</i>


тестера

testera (romanization)
тестѐра (nominative singular)
тестѐре (nominative plural)
тестѐре (genitive singular)
тесте́ра̄ (genitive plural)
тестѐри (dative singular)
тестѐрама (dative plural)
тестѐру (accusative singular)
тестѐре (accusative plural)
тестѐро (singular vocative)
тестѐре (plural vocative)
тестѐри (locative singular)
тестѐрама (locative plural)
тестѐром (instrumental singular)
тестѐрама (instrumental plural)
тѐстера (nominative singular)
тѐстере (nominative plural)
тѐстере (genitive singular)
те̏сте̄ра̄ (genitive plural)
тѐстери (dative singular)
тѐстерама (dative plural)
тѐстеру (accusative singular)
тѐстере (accusative plural)
тѐстеро (singular vocative)
тѐстере (plural vocative)
тѐстери (locative singular)
тѐстерама (locative plural)
тѐстером (instrumental singular)
тѐстерама (instrumental plural)


турпија

ту̀рпија (canonical feminine)
tùrpija (romanization)
турпија (nominative singular)
турпије (nominative plural)
турпије (genitive singular)
турпија (genitive plural)
турпији (dative singular)
турпијама (dative plural)
турпију (accusative singular)
турпије (accusative plural)
турпијо (singular vocative)
турпије (plural vocative)
турпији (locative singular)
турпијама (locative plural)
турпијом (instrumental singular)
турпијама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish تورپی (törpü), تورپو (törpü).


turpija

tùrpija (canonical feminine)
ту̀рпија (Cyrillic)
turpija (nominative singular)
turpije (nominative plural)
turpije (genitive singular)
turpija (genitive plural)
turpiji (dative singular)
turpijama (dative plural)
turpiju (accusative singular)
turpije (accusative plural)
turpijo (singular vocative)
turpije (plural vocative)
turpiji (locative singular)
turpijama (locative plural)
turpijom (instrumental singular)
turpijama (instrumental plural)


бич

би̏ч (canonical masculine)
bȉč (romanization)
би̏ч (nominative singular)
бѝчеви (nominative plural)
бича (genitive singular)
би̏че̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
бичу (dative singular)
бичевима (dative plural)
бич (accusative singular)
бичеве (accusative plural)
бичу (singular vocative)
бичеви (plural vocative)
бичу (locative singular)
бичевима (locative plural)
бичем (instrumental singular)
бичевима (instrumental plural)


svrdlo

svȑdlo (canonical neuter)
свр̏дло (Cyrillic)
svȑdlo (nominative singular)
svrdla (nominative plural)
svrdla (genitive singular)
-dālā (genitive plural)
svȓdlā (genitive plural)
svrdlu (dative singular)
svrdlima (dative plural)
svrdlo (accusative singular)
svrdla (accusative plural)
svrdlo (singular vocative)
svrdla (plural vocative)
svrdlu (locative singular)
svrdlima (locative plural)
svrdlom (instrumental singular)
svrdlima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *svьrdьlo (Russian сверло́ (sverló), Czech svider), analogous formation to s + vrtjeti / vrteti + -dlo.


tokmak

tòkmak (canonical masculine)
то̀кмак (Cyrillic)
tokmak (nominative singular)
tokmaci (nominative plural)
tokmaka (genitive singular)
tokmaka (genitive plural)
dibeku (dative singular)
tokmacima (dative plural)
tokmak (accusative singular)
tokmake (accusative plural)
tokmače (singular vocative)
tokmaci (plural vocative)
tokmaku (locative singular)
tokmacima (locative plural)
tokmakom (instrumental singular)
tokmacima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish طوقماق (tokmak).


čekić

čèkić (canonical masculine)
чѐкић (Cyrillic)
čekić (nominative singular)
čekići (nominative plural)
čekića (genitive singular)
čȅkīćā (genitive plural)
čekiću (dative singular)
čekićima (dative plural)
čekić (accusative singular)
čekiće (accusative plural)
čekiće (singular vocative)
čekići (plural vocative)
čekiću (locative singular)
čekićima (locative plural)
čekićem (instrumental singular)
čekićima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish چكیچ (çekiç).


сидро

си̏дро (canonical neuter)
sȉdro (romanization)
си̏дро (nominative singular)
сидра (nominative plural)
си̏дра (genitive singular)
си̏да̄ра̄ (genitive plural)
сидру (dative singular)
сидрима (dative plural)
сидро (accusative singular)
сидра (accusative plural)
сидро (singular vocative)
сидра (plural vocative)
сидру (locative singular)
сидрима (locative plural)
сидром (instrumental singular)
сидрима (instrumental plural)


четка

че̏тка (canonical feminine)
čȅtka (romanization)
че̏тка (nominative singular)
четке (nominative plural)
четке (genitive singular)
че̏а̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
че̏ткӣ (genitive plural)
четки (dative singular)
четкама (dative plural)
четку (accusative singular)
четке (accusative plural)
четко (singular vocative)
четке (plural vocative)
четки (locative singular)
четкама (locative plural)
четком (instrumental singular)
четкама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *(š)četъka, *sъčetь.


чекић

чѐкић (canonical masculine)
čèkić (romanization)
чекић (nominative singular)
чекићи (nominative plural)
чекића (genitive singular)
че̏кӣћа̄ (genitive plural)
чекићу (dative singular)
чекићима (dative plural)
чекић (accusative singular)
чекиће (accusative plural)
чекиће (singular vocative)
чекићи (plural vocative)
чекићу (locative singular)
чекићима (locative plural)
чекићем (instrumental singular)
чекићима (instrumental plural)


балта

ба̑лта (canonical feminine)
bȃlta (romanization)


budak

bȕdāk (canonical masculine)
бу̏да̄к (Cyrillic)
bȕdāk (nominative singular)
bȕdāci (nominative plural)
budaka (genitive singular)
budaka (genitive plural)
budaku (dative singular)
budacima (dative plural)
budak (accusative singular)
budake (accusative plural)
budače (singular vocative)
budaci (plural vocative)
budaku (locative singular)
budacima (locative plural)
budakom (instrumental singular)
budacima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish بوداق (budak).

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


оруђе

о̀рӯђе (canonical neuter)
òrūđe (romanization)
оруђе (nominative singular)
оруђа (nominative plural)
оруђа (genitive singular)
оруђа (genitive plural)
оруђу (dative singular)
оруђима (dative plural)
оруђе (accusative singular)
оруђа (accusative plural)
оруђе (singular vocative)
оруђа (plural vocative)
оруђу (locative singular)
оруђима (locative plural)
оруђем (instrumental singular)
оруђима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *orǫďe (Old Church Slavonic орѫдиѥ (orǫdije), Polish orędzie).


котва

ко̏тва (canonical feminine)
kȍtva (romanization)
ко̏тва (nominative singular)
котве (nominative plural)
котве (genitive singular)
ко̏та̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
ко̏твӣ (genitive plural)
котви (dative singular)
котвама (dative plural)
котву (accusative singular)
котве (accusative plural)
котво (singular vocative)
котве (plural vocative)
котви (locative singular)
котвама (locative plural)
котвом (instrumental singular)
котвама (instrumental plural)


śekira

śèkira (canonical feminine)
с́ѐкира (Cyrillic)
śekira (nominative singular)
śekire (nominative plural)
śekire (genitive singular)
śekira (genitive plural)
śekiri (dative singular)
śekirama (dative plural)
śekiru (accusative singular)
śekire (accusative plural)
śekiro (singular vocative)
śekire (plural vocative)
śekiri (locative singular)
śekirama (locative plural)
śekirom (instrumental singular)
śekirama (instrumental plural)
sèkira (alternative Ekavian)
sjèkira (alternative Ijekavian)

Iotation of Serbo-Croatian sjekira, ultimately from Proto-Slavic *sěkyra


клијешта

клије́шта (canonical neuter)
klijéšta (romanization)
клијешта (nominative plural)
клијешта (genitive plural)
клијештима (dative plural)
клијешта (accusative plural)
клијешта (plural vocative)
клијештима (locative plural)
клијештима (instrumental plural)
кле́шта (alternative Ekavian)


pribor

príbor (canonical masculine)
при́бор (Cyrillic)
pribor (nominative singular)
pribora (genitive singular)
priboru (dative singular)
pribor (accusative singular)
priboru (singular vocative)
pribore (singular vocative)
priboru (locative singular)
priborom (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Russian прибор (pribor), likely by Joakim Stulli. First attested in the 19th century.


сврдло

свр̏дло (canonical neuter)
svȑdlo (romanization)
свр̏дло (nominative singular)
сврдла (nominative plural)
сврдла (genitive singular)
-да̄ла̄ (genitive plural)
свр̑дла̄ (genitive plural)
сврдлу (dative singular)
сврдлима (dative plural)
сврдло (accusative singular)
сврдла (accusative plural)
сврдло (singular vocative)
сврдла (plural vocative)
сврдлу (locative singular)
сврдлима (locative plural)
сврдлом (instrumental singular)
сврдлима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *svьrdьlo (Russian сверло́ (sverló), Czech svider), analogous formation to с + вртјети / вртети.


lemeš

lèmeš (canonical masculine)
лѐмеш (Cyrillic)
lèmeš (nominative singular)
lemeši (nominative plural)
lemeša (genitive singular)
lȅmēšā (genitive plural)
lemešu (dative singular)
lemešima (dative plural)
lemeš (accusative singular)
lemeše (accusative plural)
lemešu (singular vocative)
lemeši (plural vocative)
lemešu (locative singular)
lemešima (locative plural)
lemešom (instrumental singular)
lemešima (instrumental plural)

Audio (Central Serbia)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *lemešь, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *lémešis.


лемеш

лѐмеш (canonical masculine)
lèmeš (romanization)
лѐмеш (nominative singular)
лемеши (nominative plural)
лемеша (genitive singular)
ле̏ме̄ша̄ (genitive plural)
лемешу (dative singular)
лемешима (dative plural)
лемеш (accusative singular)
лемеше (accusative plural)
лемешу (singular vocative)
лемеши (plural vocative)
лемешу (locative singular)
лемешима (locative plural)
лемешом (instrumental singular)
лемешима (instrumental plural)

plowshare, ploughshare (cutting edge of a plow)


raonik

raònīk (canonical masculine)
рао̀нӣк (Cyrillic)
raònīk (nominative singular)
raoníci (nominative plural)
raoníka (genitive singular)
raonika (genitive plural)
raoniku (dative singular)
raonicima (dative plural)
raonik (accusative singular)
raonike (accusative plural)
raoniče (singular vocative)
raonici (plural vocative)
raoniku (locative singular)
raonicima (locative plural)
raonikom (instrumental singular)
raonicima (instrumental plural)


kosir

kòsīr (canonical masculine)
ко̀сӣр (Cyrillic)
kòsīr (nominative singular)
kosiri (nominative plural)
kosíra (genitive singular)
kosira (genitive plural)
kosiru (dative singular)
kosirima (dative plural)
kosir (accusative singular)
kosire (accusative plural)
kosire (singular vocative)
kosiri (plural vocative)
kosiru (locative singular)
kosirima (locative plural)
kosirom (instrumental singular)
kosirima (instrumental plural)
kosač (alternative)


kosijer

kòsijēr (canonical masculine)
ко̀сије̄р (Cyrillic)
kosijer (nominative singular)
kosijeri (nominative plural)
kosijera (genitive singular)
kosijera (genitive plural)
kosijeru (dative singular)
kosijerima (dative plural)
kosijer (accusative singular)
kosijere (accusative plural)
kosijeru (singular vocative)
kosijeri (plural vocative)
kosijeru (locative singular)
kosijerima (locative plural)
kosijerom (instrumental singular)
kosijerima (instrumental plural)


grabulje

sh-noun

grȁbulje f pl (Cyrillic spelling гра̏буље)

grȁbulje (canonical feminine plural)
гра̏буље (Cyrillic)
grabulje (nominative plural)
grȁbuljā (genitive plural)
grabuljama (dative plural)
grabulje (accusative plural)
grabulje (plural vocative)
grabuljama (locative plural)
grabuljama (instrumental plural)
grablje (alternative)


грабуље

grabulje (romanization)
грабуље (nominative plural)
грабуља (genitive plural)
грабуљама (dative plural)
грабуље (accusative plural)
грабуље (plural vocative)
грабуљама (locative plural)
грабуљама (instrumental plural)
грабље (alternative)


жрвањ

žrvanj (romanization)
жрвањ (nominative singular)
жрвњеви (nominative plural)
жрвња (genitive singular)
жрвњева (genitive plural)
жрвњу (dative singular)
жрвњевима (dative plural)
жрвањ (accusative singular)
жрвњеве (accusative plural)
жрвњу (singular vocative)
жрвњеви (plural vocative)
жрвњу (locative singular)
жрвњевима (locative plural)
жрвњем (instrumental singular)
жрвњевима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *žьrny, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *gírˀnūˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *gʷrh₂-n-uH-.


bradva

brádva (canonical feminine)
бра́два (Cyrillic)
bradva (nominative singular)
bradve (nominative plural)
bradve (genitive singular)
bradvi (genitive plural)
bradvi (dative singular)
bradvama (dative plural)
bradvu (accusative singular)
bradve (accusative plural)
bradvo (singular vocative)
bradve (plural vocative)
bradvi (locative singular)
bradvama (locative plural)
bradvom (instrumental singular)
bradvama (instrumental plural)


брадва

bradva (romanization)
брадва (nominative singular)
брадве (nominative plural)
брадве (genitive singular)
брадви (genitive plural)
брадви (dative singular)
брадвама (dative plural)
брадву (accusative singular)
брадве (accusative plural)
брадво (singular vocative)
брадве (plural vocative)
брадви (locative singular)
брадвама (locative plural)
брадвом (instrumental singular)
брадвама (instrumental plural)


бат

ба̏т (canonical masculine)
bȁt (romanization)
ба̏т (nominative singular)
ба̀тови (nominative plural)
бата (genitive singular)
батова (genitive plural)
бату (dative singular)
батовима (dative plural)
бат (accusative singular)
батове (accusative plural)
бате (singular vocative)
батови (plural vocative)
бату (locative singular)
батовима (locative plural)
батом (instrumental singular)
батовима (instrumental plural)


kosač

косач (Cyrillic)
kosač (nominative singular)
kosači (nominative plural)
kosača (genitive singular)
kosača (genitive plural)
kosaču (dative singular)
kosačima (dative plural)
kosač (accusative singular)
kosače (accusative plural)
kosaču (singular vocative)
kosače(?) (singular vocative)
kosači (plural vocative)
kosaču (locative singular)
kosačima (locative plural)
kosačem (instrumental singular)
kosačima (instrumental plural)
kosir (alternative)


malj

mȃlj (canonical masculine)
ма̑љ (Cyrillic)
mȃlj (nominative singular)
máljevi (nominative plural)
málja (genitive singular)
maljeva (genitive plural)
malju (dative singular)
maljevima (dative plural)
malj (accusative singular)
maljeve (accusative plural)
malju (singular vocative)
maljevi (plural vocative)
malju (locative singular)
maljevima (locative plural)
maljem (instrumental singular)
maljevima (instrumental plural)


маљ

ма̑љ (canonical masculine)
mȃlj (romanization)
ма̑љ (nominative singular)
ма́љеви (nominative plural)
ма́ља (genitive singular)
маљева (genitive plural)
маљу (dative singular)
маљевима (dative plural)
маљ (accusative singular)
маљеве (accusative plural)
маљу (singular vocative)
маљеви (plural vocative)
маљу (locative singular)
маљевима (locative plural)
маљем (instrumental singular)
маљевима (instrumental plural)


будак

бу̏да̄к (canonical masculine)
bȕdāk (romanization)
бу̏да̄к (nominative singular)
бу̏да̄ци (nominative plural)
будака (genitive singular)
будака (genitive plural)
будаку (dative singular)
будацима (dative plural)
будак (accusative singular)
будаке (accusative plural)
будаче (singular vocative)
будаци (plural vocative)
будаку (locative singular)
будацима (locative plural)
будаком (instrumental singular)
будацима (instrumental plural)


preslica

prȅslica f (Cyrillic spelling пре̏слица)

prȅslica (canonical feminine)
пре̏слица (Cyrillic)
preslica (nominative singular)
preslice (nominative plural)
preslice (genitive singular)
preslica (genitive plural)
preslici (dative singular)
preslicama (dative plural)
preslicu (accusative singular)
preslice (accusative plural)
preslico (singular vocative)
preslice (plural vocative)
preslici (locative singular)
preslicama (locative plural)
preslicom (instrumental singular)
preslicama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pręslica. Compare Polish przęślica.


преслица

пре̏слица (canonical feminine)
prȅslica (romanization)
преслица (nominative singular)
преслице (nominative plural)
преслице (genitive singular)
преслица (genitive plural)
преслици (dative singular)
преслицама (dative plural)
преслицу (accusative singular)
преслице (accusative plural)
преслице (singular vocative)
преслице (plural vocative)
преслици (locative singular)
преслицама (locative plural)
преслицом (instrumental singular)
преслицама (instrumental plural)


шрафцигер

шра̀фцӣгер (canonical masculine)
šràfcīger (romanization)
шрафцигер (nominative singular)
шрафцигери (nominative plural)
шрафцигера (genitive singular)
шрафцигера (genitive plural)
шрафцигеру (dative singular)
шрафцигерима (dative plural)
шрафцигер (accusative singular)
шрафцигере (accusative plural)
шрафцигеру (singular vocative)
шрафцигери (plural vocative)
шрафцигеру (locative singular)
шрафцигерима (locative plural)
шрафцигером (instrumental singular)
шрафцигерима (instrumental plural)
шра̀убнцијер (alternative)
шарафцигер (alternative)
шафцигер (alternative)

Partial calque of German Schraubenzieher, with шра̏ф in place of German Schraube.


ренде

рѐнде (canonical neuter)
rènde (romanization)
ренде (nominative singular)
рендета (nominative plural)
рендета (genitive singular)
рендета (genitive plural)
рендету (dative singular)
рендетима (dative plural)
ренде (accusative singular)
рендета (accusative plural)
ренде (singular vocative)
рендета (plural vocative)
рендету (locative singular)
рендетима (locative plural)
рендетом (instrumental singular)
рендетима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish رنده (rende), from Classical Persian رنده (randa).


секстант

сѐкстант (canonical masculine)
sèkstant (romanization)
сѐкстант (nominative singular)
секстанти (nominative plural)
секстанта (genitive singular)
сѐкстана̄та̄ (genitive plural)
секстанту (dative singular)
секстантима (dative plural)
секстант (accusative singular)
секстанте (accusative plural)
секстанте (singular vocative)
секстанти (plural vocative)
секстанту (locative singular)
секстантима (locative plural)
секстантом (instrumental singular)
секстантима (instrumental plural)


šrafciger

sh-noun

šràfcīger m (Cyrillic spelling шра̀фцӣгер)

šràfcīger (canonical masculine)
шра̀фцӣгер (Cyrillic)
šrafciger (nominative singular)
šrafcigeri (nominative plural)
šrafcigera (genitive singular)
šrafcigera (genitive plural)
šrafcigeru (dative singular)
šrafcigerima (dative plural)
šrafciger (accusative singular)
šrafcigere (accusative plural)
šrafcigeru (singular vocative)
šrafcigeri (plural vocative)
šrafcigeru (locative singular)
šrafcigerima (locative plural)
šrafcigerom (instrumental singular)
šrafcigerima (instrumental plural)
šràubncijer (alternative)
šarafciger (alternative)
šafciger (alternative)

→ Albanian: shrafciger — Kosovo

Partial calque of German Schraubzieher, variant of Schraubenzieher, with šrȁf in place of German Schraube.


krcaljka

kr̀cāljka f (Cyrillic spelling кр̀ца̄љка)

kr̀cāljka (canonical feminine)
кр̀ца̄љка (Cyrillic)


kropilo

kròpilo (canonical neuter)
кро̀пило (Cyrillic)
kropilo (nominative singular)
kropila (nominative plural)
kropila (genitive singular)
kropila (genitive plural)
kropilu (dative singular)
kropilima (dative plural)
kropilo (accusative singular)
kropila (accusative plural)
kropilo (singular vocative)
kropila (plural vocative)
kropilu (locative singular)
kropilima (locative plural)
kropilom (instrumental singular)
kropilima (instrumental plural)


кропило

кро̀пило (canonical neuter)
kròpilo (romanization)
кропило (nominative singular)
кропила (nominative plural)
кропила (genitive singular)
кропила (genitive plural)
кропилу (dative singular)
кропилима (dative plural)
кропило (accusative singular)
кропила (accusative plural)
кропило (singular vocative)
кропила (plural vocative)
кропилу (locative singular)
кропилима (locative plural)
кропилом (instrumental singular)
кропилима (instrumental plural)


vadičep

vàdičep (canonical masculine)
ва̀дичеп (Cyrillic)
vadičep (nominative singular)
vadičepi (nominative plural)
vadičepa (genitive singular)
vadičepa (genitive plural)
vadičepu (dative singular)
vadičepima (dative plural)
vadičep (accusative singular)
vadičepe (accusative plural)
vadičepe (singular vocative)
vadičepi (plural vocative)
vadičepu (locative singular)
vadičepima (locative plural)
vadičepom (instrumental singular)
vadičepima (instrumental plural)


вадичеп

ва̀дичеп (canonical masculine)
vàdičep (romanization)
вадичеп (nominative singular)
вадичепи (nominative plural)
вадичепа (genitive singular)
вадичепа (genitive plural)
вадичепу (dative singular)
вадичепима (dative plural)
вадичеп (accusative singular)
вадичепе (accusative plural)
вадичепе (singular vocative)
вадичепи (plural vocative)
вадичепу (locative singular)
вадичепима (locative plural)
вадичепом (instrumental singular)
вадичепима (instrumental plural)

From вадити + чеп.

af

вадити + чеп


виле

ви̏ле (canonical feminine)
vȉle (romanization)
виле (nominative plural)
вила (genitive plural)
вилама (dative plural)
виле (accusative plural)
виле (plural vocative)
вилама (locative plural)
вилама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *vidly (Russian ви́лы (víly), Czech vidle).


mlat

mlȃt (canonical masculine)
мла̑т (Cyrillic)
mlat (nominative singular)
mlatovi (nominative plural)
mlata (genitive singular)
mlatova (genitive plural)
mlatu (dative singular)
mlatovima (dative plural)
mlat (accusative singular)
mlatove (accusative plural)
mlate (singular vocative)
mlatovi (plural vocative)
mlatu (locative singular)
mlatovima (locative plural)
mlatom (instrumental singular)
mlatovima (instrumental plural)


mlatilo

mlàtilo (canonical neuter)
мла̀тило (Cyrillic)
mlatilo (nominative singular)
mlatila (nominative plural)
mlatila (genitive singular)
mlatila (genitive plural)
mlatilu (dative singular)
mlatilima (dative plural)
mlatilo (accusative singular)
mlatila (accusative plural)
mlatilo (singular vocative)
mlatila (plural vocative)
mlatilu (locative singular)
mlatilima (locative plural)
mlatilom (instrumental singular)
mlatilima (instrumental plural)


mlatilica

sh-noun

mlàtilica f (Cyrillic spelling мла̀тилица)

mlàtilica (canonical feminine)
мла̀тилица (Cyrillic)
mlatilica (nominative singular)
mlatilice (nominative plural)
mlatilice (genitive singular)
mlatilica (genitive plural)
mlatilici (dative singular)
mlatilicama (dative plural)
mlatilicu (accusative singular)
mlatilice (accusative plural)
mlatilice (singular vocative)
mlatilico (singular vocative)
mlatilice (plural vocative)
mlatilici (locative singular)
mlatilicama (locative plural)
mlatilicom (instrumental singular)
mlatilicama (instrumental plural)


млатилица

мла̀тилица (canonical feminine)
mlàtilica (romanization)
млатилица (nominative singular)
млатилице (nominative plural)
млатилице (genitive singular)
млатилица (genitive plural)
млатилици (dative singular)
млатилицама (dative plural)
млатилицу (accusative singular)
млатилице (accusative plural)
млатилице (singular vocative)
млатилицо (singular vocative)
млатилице (plural vocative)
млатилици (locative singular)
млатилицама (locative plural)
млатилицом (instrumental singular)
млатилицама (instrumental plural)

мла ти ли ца


млатило

мла̀тило (canonical neuter)
mlàtilo (romanization)
млатило (nominative singular)
млатила (nominative plural)
млатила (genitive singular)
млатила (genitive plural)
млатилу (dative singular)
млатилима (dative plural)
млатило (accusative singular)
млатила (accusative plural)
млатило (singular vocative)
млатила (plural vocative)
млатилу (locative singular)
млатилима (locative plural)
млатилом (instrumental singular)
млатилима (instrumental plural)

From мла̑т + -ило.

af

мла̑т + -ило


млат

мла̑т (canonical masculine)
mlȃt (romanization)
млат (nominative singular)
млатови (nominative plural)
млата (genitive singular)
млатова (genitive plural)
млату (dative singular)
млатовима (dative plural)
млат (accusative singular)
млатове (accusative plural)
млате (singular vocative)
млатови (plural vocative)
млату (locative singular)
млатовима (locative plural)
млатом (instrumental singular)
млатовима (instrumental plural)


тесла

те̏сла (canonical feminine)
tȅsla (romanization)
тесла (nominative singular)
тесле (nominative plural)
тесле (genitive singular)
тесала (genitive plural)
тесли (dative singular)
теслама (dative plural)
теслу (accusative singular)
тесле (accusative plural)
тесло (singular vocative)
тесле (plural vocative)
тесли (locative singular)
теслама (locative plural)
теслом (instrumental singular)
теслама (instrumental plural)


токмак

то̀кмак (canonical masculine)
tòkmak (romanization)
токмак (nominative singular)
токмаци (nominative plural)
токмака (genitive singular)
токмака (genitive plural)
токмаку (dative singular)
токмацима (dative plural)
токмак (accusative singular)
токмаке (accusative plural)
токмаче (singular vocative)
токмаци (plural vocative)
токмаку (locative singular)
токмацима (locative plural)
токмаком (instrumental singular)
токмацима (instrumental plural)


менгеле

sh-noun

ме̏нгеле or ме̑нгеле f pl (Latin spelling mȅngele or mȇngele)

ме̏нгеле (canonical)
ме̑нгеле (canonical feminine plural)
mȅngele (romanization)
mȇngele (romanization)
менгеле (nominative plural)
менгела (genitive plural)
менгелама (dative plural)
менгеле (accusative plural)
менгеле (plural vocative)
менгелама (locative plural)
менгелама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish منگنه (mengene).


papagajke

papàgājke f pl (Cyrillic spelling папа̀га̄јке)

papàgājke (canonical feminine plural)
папа̀га̄јке (Cyrillic)


косер

косијер (canonical masculine)
kosijer (romanization)
косијер (nominative singular)
косијер (nominative plural)
косијера (genitive singular)
косијера (genitive plural)
косијеру (dative singular)
косијерима (dative plural)
косијер (accusative singular)
косијере (accusative plural)
косијеру (singular vocative)
косијери (plural vocative)
косијеру (locative singular)
косијерима (locative plural)
косијером (instrumental singular)
косијерима (instrumental plural)


cepin

cèpīn (canonical masculine)
цѐпӣн (Cyrillic)
cepin (nominative singular)
cepini (nominative plural)
cepina (genitive singular)
cepina (genitive plural)
cepinu (dative singular)
cepinima (dative plural)
cepin (accusative singular)
cepine (accusative plural)
cepine (singular vocative)
cepini (plural vocative)
cepinu (locative singular)
cepinima (locative plural)
cepinom (instrumental singular)
cepinima (instrumental plural)


мотовило

мото̀вило (canonical neuter)
motòvilo (romanization)