UAE

Initialism of Ujedinjeni Arapski Emirati (“United Arab Emirates”).


fuga

fúga (canonical feminine)
фу́га (Cyrillic)
fúga (nominative singular)
fúgē (genitive singular)
fúgi (dative singular)
fúgu (accusative singular)
fȗgo (singular vocative)
fúgi (locative singular)
fúgōm (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from German Fuge (same meaning), ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *peh₂ḱ- (“to join, attach”).

(construction, singular only) the filling between bricks/tiles


kola

kȍla (canonical neuter plural)
ко̏ла (Cyrillic)
kola (nominative plural)
kola (genitive plural)
kolima (dative plural)
kola (accusative plural)
kola (plural vocative)
kolima (locative plural)
kolima (instrumental plural)


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).


Andrea

head

Andrea m or f by sense (Cyrillic spelling Андреа)

Андреа (Cyrillic)
Andrea (nominative singular)
Andree (nominative plural)
Andree (genitive singular)
Andrea (genitive plural)
Andrei (dative singular)
Andreama (dative plural)
Andreu (accusative singular)
Andree (accusative plural)
Andreo (singular vocative)
Andree (plural vocative)
Andrei (locative singular)
Andreama (locative plural)
Andreom (instrumental singular)
Andreama (instrumental plural)

Derived from Ancient Greek ᾰ̓νδρείᾱ (andreíā), male name from Italian influence.


Ande

Ȃnde (canonical feminine plural)
А̑нде (Cyrillic)


кола

ко̏ла (canonical neuter plural)
kȍla (romanization)
кола (nominative plural)
кола (genitive plural)
колима (dative plural)
кола (accusative plural)
кола (plural vocative)
колима (locative plural)
колима (instrumental plural)


ljudi

ljȗdi (canonical masculine plural)
singular: čovjek (canonical)
čovek (canonical)
љу̑ди (Cyrillic)
čovjek (nominative singular)
ljȗdi (nominative plural)
čovjeka (genitive singular)
ljúdī (genitive plural)
čovjeku (dative singular)
ljúdima (dative plural)
čovjeka (accusative singular)
ljȗde (accusative plural)
čovječe (singular vocative)
ljȗdi (plural vocative)
čovjeku (locative singular)
ljúdima (locative plural)
čovjekom (instrumental singular)
ljúdima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *ľudьje, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *ljaudejes, nominative plural of *ljáudis, from Proto-Indo-European *h₁léwdʰis, from *h₁lewdʰ-.

(colloquial) guys, you guys (group of familiar people of any or mixed gender)


људи

љу̑ди (canonical masculine plural)
singular: čȍvjek (canonical)
čȍvek (canonical)
ljȗdi (romanization)
чо̏вјек (nominative singular)
чо̏век (nominative singular)
љу̑ди (nominative plural)
чо̏вјека (genitive singular)
чо̏века (genitive singular)
љу́дӣ (genitive plural)
чо̏вјеку (dative singular)
чо̏веку (dative singular)
љу́дима (dative plural)
чо̏вјека (accusative singular)
чо̏века (accusative singular)
љу̑де (accusative plural)
чо̏вјече (singular vocative)
чо̏вече (singular vocative)
љу̑ди (plural vocative)
чо̏вјеку (locative singular)
чо̏веку (locative singular)
љу́дима (locative plural)
чо̏вјеком (instrumental singular)
чо̏веком (instrumental singular)
љу́дима (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

чо̏вјек / чо̏век

чо̏вјека / чо̏века

чо̏вјеку / чо̏веку

чо̏вјека / чо̏века

чо̏вјече / чо̏вече

чо̏вјеку / чо̏веку

чо̏вјеком / чо̏веком

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *ľudьje, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *ljaudejes, nominative plural of *ljáudis, from Proto-Indo-European *h₁léwdʰis.


grudi

grȗdi (canonical feminine plural)
гру̑ди (Cyrillic)
grȗdi (nominative plural)
grúdī (genitive plural)
grúdima (dative plural)
grȗdi (accusative plural)
grȗdi (plural vocative)
grúdima (locative plural)
grúdima (instrumental plural)


груди

гру̑ди (canonical feminine plural)
grȗdi (romanization)
гру̑ди (nominative plural)
гру́дӣ (genitive plural)
гру́дима (dative plural)
гру̑ди (accusative plural)
гру̑ди (plural vocative)
гру́дима (locative plural)
гру́дима (instrumental plural)


španska sela

sh-noun

špȃnska sèla n pl (Cyrillic spelling шпа̑нска сѐла)

špȃnska sèla (canonical neuter plural)
шпа̑нска сѐла (Cyrillic)


шпанска села

шпа̑нска сѐла

шпа̑нска сѐла n pl (Latin spelling špȃnska sèla)

шпа̑нска сѐла (canonical neuter plural)
špȃnska sèla (romanization)


vrata

vráta (canonical neuter plural)
вра́та (Cyrillic)
vrata (nominative plural)
vrata (genitive plural)
vratima (dative plural)
vrata (accusative plural)
vrata (plural vocative)
vratima (locative plural)
vratima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *vorta. Probably the literal meaning is 'something that turns'. Compare vrat.


врата

вра́та (canonical neuter plural)
vráta (romanization)
врата (nominative plural)
врата (genitive plural)
вратима (dative plural)
врата (accusative plural)
врата (plural vocative)
вратима (locative plural)
вратима (instrumental plural)


Himalaji

sh-proper noun

Himalaji m pl (Cyrillic spelling Хималаји)


занатство

sh-noun

зана́тство n pl (Latin spelling zanátstvo)

зана́тство (canonical neuter plural)
zanátstvo (romanization)

From за̀на̄т + -ство.

af

за̀на̄т + -ство


zanatstvo

sh-noun

zanátstvo n pl (Cyrillic spelling зана́тство)

zanátstvo (canonical neuter plural)
зана́тство (Cyrillic)
zanatstvo (nominative singular)
zanatstva (nominative plural)
zanatstva (genitive singular)
zanatstvā (genitive plural)
zanatstvu (dative singular)
zanatstvima (dative plural)
zanatstvo (accusative singular)
zanatstva (accusative plural)
zanatstvo (singular vocative)
zanatstva (plural vocative)
zanatstvu (locative singular)
zanatstvima (locative plural)
zanatstvom (instrumental singular)
zanatstvima (instrumental plural)


naočare

nȁočāre f pl (Cyrillic spelling на̏оча̄ре)

nȁočāre (canonical feminine plural)
на̏оча̄ре (Cyrillic)
naočare (nominative plural)
naočara (genitive plural)
naočarama (dative plural)
naočare (accusative plural)
naočare (plural vocative)
naočarama (locative plural)
naočarama (instrumental plural)


наочаре

на̏оча̄ре (canonical feminine plural)
nȁočāre (romanization)
наочаре (nominative plural)
наочара (genitive plural)
наочарама (dative plural)
наочаре (accusative plural)
наочаре (plural vocative)
наочарама (locative plural)
наочарама (instrumental plural)


панталоне

пантало́не (canonical feminine)
pantalóne (romanization)
панталоне (nominative plural)
панталона (genitive plural)
панталонама (dative plural)
панталоне (accusative plural)
панталоне (plural vocative)
панталонама (locative plural)
панталонама (instrumental plural)

пан‧та‧ло‧не

Etymology tree
Ancient Greek Παντελεήμων (Panteleḗmōn)bor.
Spanish Pantaleónder.
Italian Pantaloneder.
French pantalonder.
Serbo-Croatian панталонеDerived from French pantalon.


Уједињени Арапски Емирати

sh-proper noun

Уједињени Арапски Емирати m pl (Latin spelling Ujedinjeni Arapski Emirati)

Ujedinjeni Arapski Emirati (romanization)

United Arab Emirates
United Arab Emirates

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Ujedinjeni Arapski Emirati

Ujedinjeni Arapski Emirati m pl (Cyrillic spelling Уједињени Арапски Емирати)

Уједињени Арапски Емирати (Cyrillic)


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)


лисице

лѝсице (canonical feminine plural)
lìsice (romanization)
лисице (nominative plural)
лисица (genitive plural)
лисицама (dative plural)
лисице (accusative plural)
лисице (plural vocative)
лисицама (locative plural)
лисицама (instrumental plural)


lisice

lìsice (canonical feminine plural)
лѝсице (Cyrillic)
lisice (nominative plural)
lisica (genitive plural)
lisicama (dative plural)
lisice (accusative plural)
lisice (plural vocative)
lisicama (locative plural)
lisicama (instrumental plural)


maslina

màslina (canonical feminine)
ма̀слина (Cyrillic)
maslina (nominative singular)
masline (nominative plural)
masline (genitive singular)
maslina (genitive plural)
maslini (dative singular)
maslinama (dative plural)
maslinu (accusative singular)
masline (accusative plural)
maslino (singular vocative)
masline (plural vocative)
maslini (locative singular)
maslinama (locative plural)
maslinom (instrumental singular)
maslinama (instrumental plural)


буква

бу̏ква (canonical feminine)
bȕkva (romanization)
буква (nominative singular)
букве (nominative plural)
букве (genitive singular)
букава (genitive plural)
букви (dative singular)
буквама (dative plural)
букву (accusative singular)
букве (accusative plural)
букво (singular vocative)
букве (plural vocative)
букви (locative singular)
буквама (locative plural)
буквом (instrumental singular)
буквама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *buky. Related to базга. Possible cognate with German Buche.


usta

ústa (canonical neuter plural)
у́ста (Cyrillic)
ústa (nominative plural)
ústā (genitive plural)
ustima (dative plural)
usta (accusative plural)
usta (plural vocative)
ustima (locative plural)
ustima (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)


уста

у́ста (canonical neuter plural)
ústa (romanization)
у́ста (nominative plural)
у́ста̄ (genitive plural)
устима (dative plural)
уста (accusative plural)
уста (plural vocative)
устима (locative plural)
устима (instrumental plural)


gusle

gȕsle (canonical feminine plural)
гу̏сле (Cyrillic)
gȕsle (nominative plural)
gȕsālā (genitive plural)
gȕslī (genitive plural)
guslama (dative plural)
gusle (accusative plural)
gusle (plural vocative)
guslama (locative plural)
guslama (instrumental plural)


katamenije

kataménije f pl (Cyrillic spelling катаме́није)

kataménije (canonical feminine plural)
катаме́није (Cyrillic)


ljestve

ljȅstve f pl (Cyrillic spelling ље̏стве)

ljȅstve (canonical feminine plural)
ље̏стве (Cyrillic)
ljestve (nominative plural)
ljestava (genitive plural)
ljestva (genitive plural)
ljestvi (genitive plural)
ljestvama (dative plural)
ljestve (accusative plural)
ljestve (plural vocative)
ljestvama (locative plural)
ljestvama (instrumental plural)


naočale

nȁočāle f pl (Cyrillic spelling на̏оча̄ле)

nȁočāle (canonical feminine plural)
на̏оча̄ле (Cyrillic)
naočale (nominative plural)
naočala (genitive plural)
naočalama (dative plural)
naočale (accusative plural)
naočale (plural vocative)
naočalama (locative plural)
naočalama (instrumental plural)


snopovlje

snopovlje n pl (Cyrillic spelling сноповље)

сноповље (Cyrillic)
snopovlje (nominative singular)
snopovlja (genitive singular)
snopovlju (dative singular)
snopovlje (accusative singular)
snopovlje (singular vocative)
snopovlju (locative singular)
snopovljem (instrumental singular)


žganci

žgánci (canonical masculine plural)
жга́нци (Cyrillic)
žganci (nominative plural)
žganaca (genitive plural)
žgancima (dative plural)
žgance (accusative plural)
žganci (plural vocative)
žgancima (locative plural)
žgancima (instrumental plural)


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)


očale

očále (canonical feminine)
оча́ле (Cyrillic)
očale (nominative singular)
očala (genitive singular)
očalama (dative singular)
očale (accusative singular)
očale (singular vocative)
očalama (locative singular)
očalama (instrumental singular)

(plural only, colloquial, Croatia) glasses


sanjke

sȃnjke (canonical feminine plural)
са̑њке (Cyrillic)
sanjke (nominative plural)
sanjka (genitive plural)
sanjaka (genitive plural)
sanjki (genitive plural)
sanjkama (dative plural)
sanjke (accusative plural)
sanjke (plural vocative)
sanjkama (locative plural)
sanjkama (instrumental plural)


financije

finàncije f (Cyrillic spelling фина̀нције)

finàncije (canonical feminine)
фина̀нције (Cyrillic)
financije (nominative plural)
financija (genitive plural)
financijama (dative plural)
financije (accusative plural)
financije (plural vocative)
financijama (locative plural)
financijama (instrumental plural)


jasle

jȁsle (canonical feminine plural)
ја̏сле (Cyrillic)
jasle (nominative plural)
jasala (genitive plural)
jasla (genitive plural)
jasli (genitive plural)
jaslama (dative plural)
jasle (accusative plural)
jasle (plural vocative)
jaslama (locative plural)
jaslama (instrumental plural)


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”).


naćve

nȁćve (canonical feminine plural)
на̏ћве (Cyrillic)
naćve (nominative plural)
naćava (genitive plural)
naćvama (dative plural)
naćve (accusative plural)
maćve (plural vocative)
naćvama (locative plural)
naćvama (instrumental plural)

(plural only) dough tray, kneading trough


pruće

prȗće (canonical neuter plural)
пру̑ће (Cyrillic)
pruće (nominative singular)
pruća (genitive singular)
pruću (dative singular)
pruće (accusative singular)
pruće (singular vocative)
pruću (locative singular)
prućem (instrumental singular)


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)


pluća

plúća (canonical neuter plural)
плу́ћа (Cyrillic)
pluća (nominative plural)
pluća (genitive plural)
plućima (dative plural)
pluća (accusative plural)
pluća (plural vocative)
plućima (locative plural)
plućima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *plūťè. Cognate with Slovak pľúca, Slovene pljuča.


pilad

pȉlād (canonical feminine plural)
пи̏ла̄д (Cyrillic)
pilad (nominative singular)
piladi (nominative plural)
piladi (genitive singular)
piladi (genitive plural)
piladi (dative singular)
piladima (dative plural)
pilad (accusative singular)
piladi (accusative plural)
piladi (singular vocative)
piladi (plural vocative)
piladi (locative singular)
piladima (locative plural)
pilađu (instrumental singular)
piladi (instrumental singular)
piladima (instrumental plural)


leđa

léđa (canonical neuter plural)
ле́ђа (Cyrillic)
léđa (nominative plural)
léđā (genitive plural)
leđima (dative plural)
leđa (accusative plural)
leđa (plural vocative)
leđima (locative plural)
leđima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *lęďa, *lędvьje.

Da li želiš utrljati malo losiona na moja leđa?

Do you want to rub some lotion on my back?

Bole me leđa.

Lezi s rukama iza leđa!

Lie down with your hands behind your back!

Lezi na leđa.


saonice

saònice f pl (Cyrillic spelling сао̀нице)

saònice (canonical feminine plural)
сао̀нице (Cyrillic)
saonice (nominative plural)
saonica (genitive plural)
saonicama (dative plural)
saonice (accusative plural)
saonice (plural vocative)
saonicama (locative plural)
saonicama (instrumental plural)


hlače

hlȁče (canonical feminine plural)
хла̏че (Cyrillic)
hlȁče (nominative plural)
hlȃčā (genitive plural)
hlȁčama (dative plural)
hlȁče (accusative plural)
hlȁče (plural vocative)
hlȁčama (locative plural)
hlȁčama (instrumental plural)

(chiefly Croatia, Bosnia, plural only) trousers, pants


prsa

pȑsa (canonical neuter plural)
пр̏са (Cyrillic)
pȑsa (nominative plural)
pȓsā (genitive plural)
pȑsima (dative plural)
pȑsa (accusative plural)
pȑsa (plural vocative)
pȑsima (locative plural)
pȑsima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pьrsь, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *pírˀśis, from Proto-Indo-European *pérḱus. Cognates include Ossetian фарс (fars), Sanskrit पर्शु (párśu), Avestan 𐬞𐬀𐬭𐬀𐬱𐬎 (parašu, “rib”).


nogari

nogári (canonical masculine plural)
нога́ри (Cyrillic)
nogari (nominative plural)
nogara (genitive plural)
nogarima (dative plural)
nogare (accusative plural)
nogari (plural vocative)
nogarima (locative plural)
nogarima (instrumental plural)


desni

dȇsni (canonical feminine)
де̑сни (Cyrillic)
desni (nominative plural)
desni (genitive plural)
desniju (genitive plural)
desnima (dative plural)
desni (accusative plural)
desni (plural vocative)
desnima (locative plural)
desnima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *dęsna, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *déntsnāˀ, from *dantís, from Proto-Indo-European *h₃dónts.


ferije

fȇrije (canonical feminine)
фе̑рије (Cyrillic)
ferije (nominative plural)
ferija (genitive plural)
ferijama (dative plural)
ferije (accusative plural)
ferije (plural vocative)
ferijama (locative plural)
ferijama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Ferien, from Latin fēriae.


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)


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)


finansije

finànsije f (Cyrillic spelling фина̀нсије)

finànsije (canonical feminine)
фина̀нсије (Cyrillic)
finansije (nominative plural)
finansija (genitive plural)
finansijama (dative plural)
finansije (accusative plural)
finansije (plural vocative)
finansijama (locative plural)
finansijama (instrumental plural)


ферије

фе̑рије (canonical feminine)
fȇrije (romanization)
ферије (nominative plural)
ферија (genitive plural)
феријама (dative plural)
ферије (accusative plural)
ферије (plural vocative)
феријама (locative plural)
феријама (instrumental plural)


финансије

фина̀нсије (canonical feminine)
finànsije (romanization)
финансије (nominative plural)
финансија (genitive plural)
финансијама (dative plural)
финансије (accusative plural)
финансије (plural vocative)
финансијама (locative plural)
финансијама (instrumental plural)

фи‧нан‧си‧је


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)

sh-decl-noun-plural

гра̏баља̄ / грабљи


гусле

гу̏сле (canonical feminine)
gȕsle (romanization)
гу̏сле (nominative plural)
гу̏са̄ла̄ (genitive plural)
гу̏слӣ (genitive plural)
гуслама (dative plural)
гусле (accusative plural)
гусле (plural vocative)
гуслама (locative plural)
гуслама (instrumental plural)

гу̏са̄ла̄ / гу̏слӣ


леђа

ле́ђа (canonical neuter plural)
léđa (romanization)
ле́ђа (nominative plural)
ле́ђа̄ (genitive plural)
леђима (dative plural)
леђа (accusative plural)
леђa (plural vocative)
леђима (locative plural)
леђима (instrumental plural)

да ли желиш утрљати мало лосиона на моја леђа?

do you want to rub some lotion on my back?

боле ме леђа

лези с рукама иза леђа!

lie down with your hands behind your back!

лези на леђа


десни

де̑сни (canonical feminine)
dȇsni (romanization)
десни (nominative plural)
десни (genitive plural)
деснију (genitive plural)
деснима (dative plural)
десни (accusative plural)
десни (plural vocative)
деснима (locative plural)
деснима (instrumental plural)

десни / деснију


Alpe

sh-proper noun

Ȃlpe f pl (Cyrillic spelling А̑лпе, relational adjective ȃlpskī or àlpīnskī)

Ȃlpe (canonical feminine plural)
А̑лпе (Cyrillic)
ȃlpskī (adjective relational)
àlpīnskī (adjective relational)
Ȃlpe (nominative plural)
Ȃlpā (genitive plural)
Alpama (dative plural)
Alpe (accusative plural)
Alpe (plural vocative)
Alpama (locative plural)
Alpama (instrumental plural)

(Croatia) Alps (a mountain range in Western Europe)


Anonimni Alkoholičari

Anonimni Alkoholičari m pl (Cyrillic spelling Анонимни Алкохоличари)

Анонимни Алкохоличари (Cyrillic)

Alcoholics Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous


anali

análi m or (canonical)
ана́ли (Cyrillic)

From German Annalen, from Latin (libri) annales).


alfa-zrake

sh-noun

ȁlfa-zrake f pl (Cyrillic spelling а̏лфа-зраке)

ȁlfa-zrake (canonical feminine plural)
а̏лфа-зраке (Cyrillic)


Kanari

autonomous community
autonomous community

Canary Islands (an archipelago and autonomous community of Spain)


Kanarski Otoci

sh-proper noun

Kanarski Otoci m pl (Cyrillic spelling Канарски Отоци)

Канарски Отоци (Cyrillic)


Sejšeli

sh-noun

Sèjšeli m pl (Cyrillic spelling Сѐјшели)

Sèjšeli (canonical masculine plural)
Сѐјшели (Cyrillic)
Sejšeli (nominative plural)
Sejšela (genitive plural)
Sejšelima (dative plural)
Sejšele (accusative plural)
Sejšeli (plural vocative)
Sejšelima (locative plural)
Sejšelima (instrumental plural)

Seychelles (an archipelago and country in East Africa, in the Indian Ocean)


Komori

Union of the Comoros
Union of the Comoros

Comoros (A country and group of islands in the Indian Ocean off the coast of East Africa)

Comoros (an archipelago consisting of the Union of the Comoros and the French overseas department of Mayotte)


Bahami

Bahamas (an archipelago and country in the Caribbean)


Filipini

sh-proper noun

Filipíni m pl (Cyrillic spelling Филипи́ни)

Filipíni (canonical masculine plural)
Филипи́ни (Cyrillic)
Filipini (nominative plural)
Filipina (genitive plural)
Filipinima (dative plural)
Filipine (accusative plural)
Filipini (plural vocative)
Filipinima (locative plural)
Filipinima (instrumental plural)

Philippines (a country in Southeast Asia)


ospice

ȍspice (canonical feminine plural)
о̏спице (Cyrillic)
ospice (nominative plural)
ospica (genitive plural)
ospicama (dative plural)
ospice (accusative plural)
ospice (plural vocative)
ospicama (locative plural)
ospicama (instrumental plural)


majmunčad

sh-noun

màjmunčād f pl (Cyrillic spelling ма̀јмунча̄д)

màjmunčād (canonical feminine plural)
ма̀јмунча̄д (Cyrillic)


nosila

nòsila (canonical neuter plural)
но̀сила (Cyrillic)
nosila (nominative plural)
nosila (genitive plural)
nosilima (dative plural)
nosila (accusative plural)
nosila (plural vocative)
nosilima (locative plural)
nosilima (instrumental plural)


njedra

njȅdra (canonical neuter plural)
ње̏дра (Cyrillic)
njȅdra (nominative plural)
njȅdārā (genitive plural)
njedárā (genitive plural)
njȅdrima (dative plural)
njȅdra (accusative plural)
njȅdra (plural vocative)
njȅdrima (locative plural)
njȅdrima (instrumental plural)

(plural only, literary) chest, bosom, breasts


zaruke

zȃruke (canonical feminine plural)
за̑руке (Cyrillic)


даире

даи́ре (canonical feminine plural)
да̀ире (canonical feminine plural)
daíre (romanization)
dàire (romanization)
даи́ре (nominative plural)
да̀ире (nominative plural)
даи́ра̄ (genitive plural)
да̏ӣра̄ (genitive plural)
даи́рама (dative plural)
да̀ирама (dative plural)
даи́ре (accusative plural)
да̀ире (accusative plural)
даи́ре (plural vocative)
да̀ире (plural vocative)
даи́рама (locative plural)
да̀ирама (locative plural)
даи́рама (instrumental plural)
да̀ирама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun-plural

даи́ре / да̀ире

даи́ра̄ / да̏ӣра̄

даи́рама / да̀ирама

даи́ре / да̀ире

даи́ре / да̀ире

даи́рама / да̀ирама

даи́рама / да̀ирама

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish دائره (daire), from Arabic دَائِرَة (dāʔira).


daire

daíre (canonical feminine plural)
dàire (canonical feminine plural)
даи́ре (Cyrillic)
да̀ире (Cyrillic)
daíre (nominative plural)
dàire (nominative plural)
daírā (genitive plural)
dȁīrā (genitive plural)
daírama (dative plural)
dàirama (dative plural)
daíre (accusative plural)
dàire (accusative plural)
daíre (plural vocative)
dàire (plural vocative)
daírama (locative plural)
dàirama (locative plural)
daírama (instrumental plural)
dàirama (instrumental plural)


носила

но̀сила (canonical neuter plural)
nòsila (romanization)
носила (nominative plural)
носила (genitive plural)
носилима (dative plural)
носила (accusative plural)
носила (plural vocative)
носилима (locative plural)
носилима (instrumental plural)


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).


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)


klešta

kléšta (canonical neuter plural)
кле́шта (Cyrillic)
klešta (nominative plural)
klešta (genitive plural)
kleštima (dative plural)
klešta (accusative plural)
klešta (plural vocative)
kleštima (locative plural)
kleštima (instrumental plural)


galge

gȃlge (canonical feminine plural)
га̑лге (Cyrillic)

Z tega pekla ni nazaj,
bogcu galge, grofu raj,
čerleni maj, kervavi maj.

1936, Miroslav Krleža, “Galženjačka”, in The Ballads of Petrica Kerempuh:

From this hell there is no going back:
gallows for the poor man, paradise for the Count,
a scarlet May, a bloody May.


њедра

ње̏дра (canonical neuter plural)
njȅdra (romanization)
ње̏дра (nominative plural)
ње̏да̄ра̄ (genitive plural)
њеда́ра̄ (genitive plural)
ње̏дрима (dative plural)
ње̏дра (accusative plural)
ње̏дра (plural vocative)
ње̏дрима (locative plural)
ње̏дрима (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun-plural

ње̏да̄ра̄ / њеда́ра̄

(plural only, language of literature) chest, bosom, breasts


padaline

sh-noun

pȁdaline f (Cyrillic spelling па̏далине)

pȁdaline (canonical feminine)
па̏далине (Cyrillic)


novine

nòvine (canonical feminine plural)
но̀вине (Cyrillic)
nòvine (nominative plural)
nȍvīnā (genitive plural)
novinama (dative plural)
novine (accusative plural)
novine (plural vocative)
novinama (locative plural)
novinama (instrumental plural)


gajde

gȃjde (canonical feminine plural)
га̑јде (Cyrillic)
gȃjde (nominative plural)
gȃjdā (genitive plural)
gȃjdī (genitive plural)
gajdama (dative plural)
gȃjde (accusative plural)
gȃjde (plural vocative)
gajdama (locative plural)
gajdama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish غایده (Turkish gayda), that from Bulgarian га́йда (gájda).


orgulje

òrgulje f pl (Cyrillic spelling о̀ргуље)

òrgulje (canonical feminine plural)
о̀ргуље (Cyrillic)
òrgulje (nominative plural)
ȍrgūljā (genitive plural)
òrguljama (dative plural)
òrgulje (accusative plural)
òrgulje (plural vocative)
òrguljama (locative plural)
òrguljama (instrumental plural)

From Old High German argela, from Latin organum, from Ancient Greek ὄργανον (órganon, “organ, instrument, tool”). Compare modern German Orgel.

der

(plural only) organ (musical instrument)


dajre

dàjre (canonical feminine plural)
да̀јре (Cyrillic)


дајре

да̀јре (canonical feminine plural)
dàjre (romanization)


cvijetje

head

cvijetje n pl (collective, singular cvijet)

Jere se dan skrati a sjever zli dune,

Lijepe djevojke i gizdave,
i seljani mladi š njima
na nje idu, i vrh glave

(please add an English translation of this quotation)

Ti žuberiš s medenijeme
slavicima privišnjemu,
odisanjem mirisnijeme
cvijetju iz usta dahneš njemu
i od cvijetja s tisuć oči
zrčiš sunce rajske istoči.

1728, Ignjat Đurđević, Uzdasi Mandalijene Pokornice:


cvitje

Sa mnom se jur vrati na drago prolitje,

Oh, lipo t' sad cafti razliko sve cvitje!

Uza nje konjusi sve piši potiču,
ter od cvitja busi za klobuk zatiču.

Naprijed jesen i prolitje
sred gizdavijeh perivoja
vječno voće, vječno cvitje

Obučem rumeno na poklon mi dano,
 zlatom navezeno ruho, cvitjem tkano.
Šareno od cvitja čudo u njemu siva,
 kao da primalitja cvate dika živa.


cviće

From earlier cvitje, from Proto-Slavic *cvětje.

Po prozorih sa svijeh strana
djevojčice lijepe sjaju,
i od razlika cvića izbrana

Tako cviće vene junačke lipote,
tako se hrabrene desnice lahkote.

1684, Pavao Ritter Vitezović, Odiljenje sigetsko:

Tu Lipanj u ladu gleda kako liću
pčele i med kradu po lipovom cviću.


vijesti

sh-noun

vijȇsti f pl (Cyrillic spelling вије̑сти)

vijȇsti (canonical feminine plural)
вије̑сти (Cyrillic)


vješala

vjȅšala n pl (Cyrillic spelling вје̏шала)

vjȅšala (canonical neuter plural)
вје̏шала (Cyrillic)
vješala (nominative plural)
vješala (genitive plural)
vješalima (dative plural)
vješala (accusative plural)
vješala (plural vocative)
vješalima (locative plural)
vješalima (instrumental plural)


плућа

плу́ћа (canonical neuter plural)
plúća (romanization)
плућа (nominative plural)
плућа (genitive plural)
плућима (dative plural)
плућа (accusative plural)
плућа (plural vocative)
плућима (locative plural)
плућима (instrumental plural)


двери

две̑ри (canonical feminine plural)
dvȇri (romanization)
две̑ри (nominative plural)
две́рӣ (genitive plural)
две́рима (dative plural)
две̑ри (accusative plural)
две̑ри (plural vocative)
две́рима (locative plural)
две́рима (instrumental plural)

From Old Church Slavonic двьри (dvĭri), from Proto-Slavic *dvьrь, from Proto-Indo-European *dʰwer-.


vešala

vȅšala (canonical neuter plural)
ве̏шала (Cyrillic)
vešala (nominative plural)
vešala (genitive plural)
vešalima (dative plural)
vešala (accusative plural)
vešala (plural vocative)
vešalima (locative plural)
vešalima (instrumental plural)


вешала

ве̏шала (canonical neuter plural)
vȅšala (romanization)
вешала (nominative plural)
вешала (genitive plural)
вешалима (dative plural)
вешала (accusative plural)
вешала (plural vocative)
вешалима (locative plural)
вешалима (instrumental plural)


вјешала

вје̏шала (canonical neuter plural)
vjȅšala (romanization)
вјешала (nominative plural)
вјешала (genitive plural)
вјешалима (dative plural)
вјешала (accusative plural)
вјешала (plural vocative)
вјешалима (locative plural)
вјешалима (instrumental plural)


taljige

tàljige m pl (Cyrillic spelling та̀љиге)

tàljige (canonical masculine plural)
та̀љиге (Cyrillic)
tàljige (nominative plural)
tȁljīgā (genitive plural)
taljigama (dative plural)
taljige (accusative plural)
taljige (plural vocative)
taljigama (locative plural)
taljigama (instrumental plural)

Compare with Russian теле́га (teléga), Czech taliha, Old Church Slavonic телѣга (telěga).

(plural only) cart (usually drive by one horse)


таљиге

та̀љиге (canonical masculine plural)
tàljige (romanization)
та̀љиге (nominative plural)
та̏љӣга̄ (genitive plural)
таљигама (dative plural)
таљиге (accusative plural)
таљиге (plural vocative)
таљигама (locative plural)
таљигама (instrumental plural)


bukva

bȕkva (canonical feminine)
бу̏ква (Cyrillic)
bukva (nominative singular)
bukve (nominative plural)
bukve (genitive singular)
bukava (genitive plural)
bukvi (dative singular)
bukvama (dative plural)
bukvu (accusative singular)
bukve (accusative plural)
bukvo (singular vocative)
bukve (plural vocative)
bukvi (locative singular)
bukvama (locative plural)
bukvom (instrumental singular)
bukvama (instrumental plural)


фекалије

фѐка̄лије f pl (Latin spelling fèkālije)

фѐка̄лије (canonical feminine plural)
fèkālije (romanization)
фекалије (nominative plural)
фекалија (genitive plural)
фекалијама (dative plural)
фекалије (accusative plural)
фекалије (plural vocative)
фекалијама (locative plural)
фекалијама (instrumental plural)


fekalije

fèkālije f pl (Cyrillic spelling фѐка̄лије)

fèkālije (canonical feminine plural)
фѐка̄лије (Cyrillic)
fekalije (nominative plural)
fekalija (genitive plural)
fekalijama (dative plural)
fekalije (accusative plural)
fekalije (plural vocative)
fekalijama (locative plural)
fekalijama (instrumental plural)


финанције

фина̀нције (canonical feminine)
finàncije (romanization)
финанције (nominative plural)
финанција (genitive plural)
финанцијама (dative plural)
финанције (accusative plural)
финанције (plural vocative)
финанцијама (locative plural)
финанцијама (instrumental plural)

фи‧нан‧ци‧је


колица

коли́ца (canonical neuter)
kolíca (romanization)
колица (nominative plural)
колица (genitive plural)
колицима (dative plural)
колица (accusative plural)
колица (plural vocative)
колицима (locative plural)
колицима (instrumental plural)


kolica

kolíca (canonical neuter)
коли́ца (Cyrillic)
kolica (nominative plural)
kolica (genitive plural)
kolicima (dative plural)
kolica (accusative plural)
kolica (plural vocative)
kolicima (locative plural)
kolicima (instrumental plural)


прса

пр̏са (canonical neuter plural)
pȑsa (romanization)
пр̏са (nominative plural)
пр̑са̄ (genitive plural)
пр̏сима (dative plural)
пр̏са (accusative plural)
пр̏са (plural vocative)
пр̏сима (locative plural)
пр̏сима (instrumental plural)


момчад

мо̏мча̄д (canonical neuter plural)
mȍmčād (romanization)
момчад (nominative singular)
момчади (nominative plural)
момчади (genitive singular)
момчади (genitive plural)
момчади (dative singular)
момчадима (dative plural)
момчад (accusative singular)
момчади (accusative plural)
момчади (singular vocative)
момчади (plural vocative)
момчади (locative singular)
момчадима (locative plural)
момчађу (instrumental singular)
момчади (instrumental singular)
момчадима (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

момчађу / момчади


negve

nȅgve (canonical feminine)
не̏гве (Cyrillic)
nȅgve (nominative plural)
nȅgāvā (genitive plural)
nȅgāvī (genitive plural)
nȅgvama (dative plural)
nȅgve (accusative plural)
nȅgve (plural vocative)
nȅgvama (locative plural)
nȅgvama (instrumental plural)

(plural only) gyves, shackles for legs, hobble


негве

не̏гве (canonical feminine)
nȅgve (romanization)
не̏гве (nominative plural)
не̏га̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
не̏га̄вӣ (genitive plural)
не̏гвама (dative plural)
не̏гве (accusative plural)
не̏гве (plural vocative)
не̏гвама (locative plural)
не̏гвама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun-plural

не̏га̄ва̄ / не̏га̄вӣ


bukagije

sh-noun

bukàgije f (Cyrillic spelling бука̀гије)

bukàgije (canonical feminine)
бука̀гије (Cyrillic)
bukagije (nominative plural)
bukagija (genitive plural)
bukagijama (dative plural)
bukagije (accusative plural)
bukagije (plural vocative)
bukagijama (locative plural)
bukagijama (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish بوقاغی (Turkish bukağı). Compare Bulgarian букаи́ (bukaí).

(plural only, regional) gyves (shackles for leg)


букагије

бука̀гије (canonical feminine)
bukàgije (romanization)
букагије (nominative plural)
букагија (genitive plural)
букагијама (dative plural)
букагије (accusative plural)
букагије (plural vocative)
букагијама (locative plural)
букагијама (instrumental plural)


лотре

ло́тре (canonical feminine plural)
lótre (romanization)
лотре (nominative plural)
лотра (genitive plural)
лотрама (dative plural)
лотре (accusative plural)
лотре (plural vocative)
лотрама (locative plural)
лотрама (instrumental plural)


lotre

lótre (canonical feminine plural)
ло́тре (Cyrillic)
lotre (nominative plural)
lotra (genitive plural)
lotrama (dative plural)
lotre (accusative plural)
lotre (plural vocative)
lotrama (locative plural)
lotrama (instrumental plural)


Филипини

sh-proper noun

Филипи́ни m pl (Latin spelling Filipíni)

Филипи́ни (canonical masculine plural)
Filipíni (romanization)
Филипини (nominative plural)
Филипина (genitive plural)
Филипинима (dative plural)
Филипине (accusative plural)
Филипини (plural vocative)
Филипинима (locative plural)
Филипинима (instrumental plural)


новине

но̀вине (canonical feminine plural)
nòvine (romanization)
но̀вине (nominative plural)
но̏вӣна̄ (genitive plural)
новинама (dative plural)
новине (accusative plural)
новине (plural vocative)
новинама (locative plural)
новинама (instrumental plural)


хлаче

хла̏че (canonical feminine plural)
hlȁče (romanization)
хла̏че (nominative plural)
хла̑ча̄ (genitive plural)
хла̏чама (dative plural)
хла̏че (accusative plural)
хла̏че (plural vocative)
хла̏чама (locative plural)
хла̏чама (instrumental plural)


šalvare

šàlvare (canonical feminine)
ша̀лваре (Cyrillic)
šalvare (nominative plural)
šalvara (genitive plural)
šalvarama (dative plural)
šalvare (accusative plural)
šalvare (plural vocative)
šalvarama (locative plural)
šalvarama (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish شالوار (şalvâr), from Persian شلوار (šalvâr).


шалваре

ша̀лваре (canonical feminine)
šàlvare (romanization)
шалваре (nominative plural)
шалвара (genitive plural)
шалварама (dative plural)
шалваре (accusative plural)
шалваре (plural vocative)
шалварама (locative plural)
шалварама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish شالوار (şalvâr), from Persian شلوار (šalvâr).


јасле

ја̏сле (canonical feminine plural)
jȁsle (romanization)
јасле (nominative plural)
јасала (genitive plural)
јасла (genitive plural)
јасли (genitive plural)
јаслама (dative plural)
јасле (accusative plural)
јасле (plural vocative)
јаслама (locative plural)
јаслама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun-plural

јасала / јасла / јасли


Сејшели

Сѐјшели (canonical masculine plural)
Sèjšeli (romanization)
Сејшели (nominative plural)
Сејшела (genitive plural)
Сејшелима (dative plural)
Сејшеле (accusative plural)
Сејшели (plural vocative)
Сејшелима (locative plural)
Сејшелима (instrumental plural)


сањке

са̑њке (canonical feminine plural)
sȃnjke (romanization)
сањке (nominative plural)
сањка (genitive plural)
сањака (genitive plural)
сањки (genitive plural)
сањкама (dative plural)
сањке (accusative plural)
сањке (plural vocative)
сањкама (locative plural)
сањкама (instrumental plural)

сањка / сањака / сањки


саонице

сао̀нице (canonical feminine plural)
saònice (romanization)
саонице (nominative plural)
саоница (genitive plural)
саоницама (dative plural)
саонице (accusative plural)
саонице (plural vocative)
саоницама (locative plural)
саоницама (instrumental plural)


љестве

ље̏стве (canonical feminine plural)
ljȅstve (romanization)
љестве (nominative plural)
љестава (genitive plural)
љества (genitive plural)
љестви (genitive plural)
љествама (dative plural)
љестве (accusative plural)
љестве (plural vocative)
љествама (locative plural)
љествама (instrumental plural)

љестава / љества / љестви


lestve

lȅstve (canonical feminine plural)
ле̏стве (Cyrillic)
lestve (nominative plural)
lestava (genitive plural)
lestva (genitive plural)
lestvi (genitive plural)
lestvama (dative plural)
lestve (accusative plural)
lestve (plural vocative)
lestvama (locative plural)
lestvama (instrumental plural)


лестве

ле̏стве (canonical feminine plural)
lȅstve (romanization)
лестве (nominative plural)
лестава (genitive plural)
лества (genitive plural)
лестви (genitive plural)
лествама (dative plural)
лестве (accusative plural)
лестве (plural vocative)
лествама (locative plural)
лествама (instrumental plural)

лестава / лества / лестви


Maršalovi Otoci

sh-proper noun

Maršálovi Ȍtoci m pl (Cyrillic spelling Марша́лови О̏тоци)

Maršálovi Ȍtoci (canonical masculine plural)
Марша́лови О̏тоци (Cyrillic)

Marshall Islands
Marshall Islands#English:_Q709

Marshall Islands (A country consisting of two archipelagos in Micronesia, in Oceania)


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)


gaćice

gȁćice (canonical feminine)
га̏ћице (Cyrillic)
gaćice (nominative plural)
gaćica (genitive plural)
gaćicama (dative plural)
gaćice (accusative plural)
gaćice (plural vocative)
gaćicama (locative plural)
gaćicama (instrumental plural)


гаћице

га̏ћице (canonical feminine)
gȁćice (romanization)
гаћице (nominative plural)
гаћица (genitive plural)
гаћицама (dative plural)
гаћице (accusative plural)
гаћице (plural vocative)
гаћицама (locative plural)
гаћицама (instrumental plural)


korice

kȍrice (canonical feminine)
ко̏рице (Cyrillic)

From Proto-Slavic *kora, from Proto-Indo-European *ker-.

(plural only) cover, binding (of a book)


корице

ко̏рице (canonical feminine)
kȍrice (romanization)


вијести

вије̑сти (canonical feminine plural)
vijȇsti (romanization)


наћве

на̏ћве (canonical feminine plural)
nȁćve (romanization)
наћве (nominative plural)
наћава (genitive plural)
наћвама (dative plural)
наћве (accusative plural)
маћве (plural vocative)
наћвама (locative plural)
наћвама (instrumental plural)


недра

не̏дра (canonical neuter plural)
nȅdra (romanization)
не̏дра (nominative plural)
не̏да̄ра̄ (genitive plural)
неда́ра̄ (genitive plural)
не̏дрима (dative plural)
не̏дра (accusative plural)
не̏дра (plural vocative)
не̏дрима (locative plural)
не̏дрима (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun-plural

не̏да̄ра̄ / неда́ра̄


bokserice

sh-noun

bȍkserice f pl (Cyrillic spelling бо̏ксерице)

bȍkserice (canonical feminine plural)
бо̏ксерице (Cyrillic)
bokserice (nominative plural-only)
bokserica (genitive plural-only)
boksericama (dative plural-only)
bokserice (accusative plural-only)
bokserice (plural-only vocative)
boksericama (locative plural-only)
boksericama (instrumental plural-only)


боксерице

бо̏ксерице f pl (Latin spelling bȍkserice)

бо̏ксерице (canonical feminine plural)
bȍkserice (romanization)
боксерице (nominative plural-only)
боксерица (genitive plural-only)
боксерицама (dative plural-only)
боксерице (accusative plural-only)
боксерице (plural-only vocative)
боксерицама (locative plural-only)
боксерицама (instrumental plural-only)


мердевине

ме̏рдевине f pl (Latin spelling mȅrdevine)

ме̏рдевине (canonical feminine plural)
mȅrdevine (romanization)
мердевине (nominative plural)
мердевина (genitive plural)
мердевинама (dative plural)
мердевине (accusative plural)
мердевине (plural vocative)
мердевинама (locative plural)
мердевинама (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish مردیون (merdiven), from Persian نردبان (nardabân).


merdevine

mȅrdevine f pl (Cyrillic spelling ме̏рдевине)

mȅrdevine (canonical feminine plural)
ме̏рдевине (Cyrillic)
merdevine (nominative plural)
merdevina (genitive plural)
merdevinama (dative plural)
merdevine (accusative plural)
merdevine (plural vocative)
merdevinama (locative plural)
merdevinama (instrumental plural)


karmine

kȁrmine f pl (Cyrillic spelling ка̏рмине)

kȁrmine (canonical feminine plural)
ка̏рмине (Cyrillic)

(plural only, Croatia) wake (memorial, after-funeral feast)


падалине

па̏далине (canonical feminine)
pȁdaline (romanization)


оборине

о̀борине (canonical feminine)
òborine (romanization)
оборине (nominative plural)
оборина (genitive plural)
оборинама (dative plural)
оборине (accusative plural)
оборине (plural vocative)
оборинама (locative plural)
оборинама (instrumental plural)


oborine

òborine (canonical feminine)
о̀борине (Cyrillic)
oborine (nominative plural)
oborina (genitive plural)
oborinama (dative plural)
oborine (accusative plural)
oborine (plural vocative)
oborinama (locative plural)
oborinama (instrumental plural)


dveri

dvȇri f pl (Cyrillic spelling две̑ри, diminutive dvérce)

dvȇri (canonical feminine plural)
две̑ри (Cyrillic)
dvérce (diminutive)
dvȇri (nominative plural)
dvérī (genitive plural)
dvérima (dative plural)
dvȇri (accusative plural)
dvȇri (plural vocative)
dvérima (locative plural)
dvérima (instrumental plural)


lojtre

lójtre or lо̑jtre f pl (Cyrillic spelling ло́јтре or ло̑јтре)

lójtre (canonical)
lо̑jtre (canonical feminine plural)
ло́јтре (Cyrillic)
ло̑јтре (Cyrillic)

Kajkavian and Chakavian form of lótre (“ladder”)


УАЕ

Initialism of Уједињени Арапски Емирати (“United Arab Emirates”).

initialism of

Уједињени Арапски Емирати


оргуље

о̀ргуље (canonical feminine plural)
òrgulje (romanization)
о̀ргуље (nominative plural)
о̏ргӯља̄ (genitive plural)
о̀ргуљама (dative plural)
о̀ргуље (accusative plural)
о̀ргуље (plural vocative)
о̀ргуљама (locative plural)
о̀ргуљама (instrumental plural)

From Old High German argela, from Latin organum, from Ancient Greek ὄργανον (órganon, “organ, instrument, tool”).


грабуље

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


санке

sanke (romanization)
санке (nominative plural)
санки (genitive plural)
санкама (dative plural)
санке (accusative plural)
санке (plural vocative)
санкама (locative plural)
санкама (instrumental plural)


sanke

санке (Cyrillic)
sanke (nominative plural)
sanki (genitive plural)
sankama (dative plural)
sanke (accusative plural)
sanke (plural vocative)
sankama (locative plural)
sankama (instrumental plural)


nedra

nȅdra (canonical neuter plural)
не̏дра (Cyrillic)
nȅdra (nominative plural)
nȅdārā (genitive plural)
nedárā (genitive plural)
nȅdrima (dative plural)
nȅdra (accusative plural)
nȅdra (plural vocative)
nȅdrima (locative plural)
nȅdrima (instrumental plural)


špicange

špȉcānge n pl (Cyrillic spelling шпи̏ца̄нге)

špȉcānge (canonical neuter plural)
шпи̏ца̄нге (Cyrillic)
špicange (nominative plural)
špicangi (genitive plural)
špicangama (dative plural)
špicange (accusative plural)
špicange (plural vocative)
špicangama (locative plural)
špicangama (instrumental plural)

(regional, plural only) needlenose pliers


špiccange

špȉccānge n pl (Cyrillic spelling шпи̏цца̄нге)

špȉccānge (canonical neuter plural)
шпи̏цца̄нге (Cyrillic)
špiccange (nominative plural)
špiccangi (genitive plural)
špiccangama (dative plural)
špiccange (accusative plural)
špiccange (plural vocative)
špiccangama (locative plural)
špiccangama (instrumental plural)


шпицанге

шпи̏ца̄нге n pl (Latin spelling špȉcānge)

шпи̏ца̄нге (canonical neuter plural)
špȉcānge (romanization)
шпицанге (nominative plural)
шпицанги (genitive plural)
шпицангама (dative plural)
шпицанге (accusative plural)
шпицанге (plural vocative)
шпицангама (locative plural)
шпицангама (instrumental plural)


шпиццанге

шпи̏цца̄нге n pl (Latin spelling špȉccānge)

шпи̏цца̄нге (canonical neuter plural)
špȉccānge (romanization)
шпиццанге (nominative plural)
шпиццанги (genitive plural)
шпиццангама (dative plural)
шпиццанге (accusative plural)
шпиццанге (plural vocative)
шпиццангама (locative plural)
шпиццангама (instrumental plural)


глуви телефони

head

глуви телефони m pl


глухи телефони

глухи телефони m pl


гајде

га̑јде (canonical feminine)
gȃjde (romanization)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish غایده (Turkish gayda).


лисичине

ли̏сичине (canonical feminine)
lȉsičine (romanization)


lisičine

sh-noun

lȉsičine f (Cyrillic spelling ли̏сичине)

lȉsičine (canonical feminine)
ли̏сичине (Cyrillic)


traperice

trȁperice f (Cyrillic spelling тра̏перице)

trȁperice (canonical feminine)
тра̏перице (Cyrillic)


slabine

slȁbine (canonical feminine)
сла̏бине (Cyrillic)
slabine (nominative plural)
slabina (genitive plural)
slabinama (dative plural)
slabine (accusative plural)
slabine (plural vocative)
slabinama (locative plural)
slabinama (instrumental plural)


слабине

сла̏бине (canonical feminine)
slȁbine (romanization)
слабине (nominative plural)
слабина (genitive plural)
слабинама (dative plural)
слабине (accusative plural)
слабине (plural vocative)
слабинама (locative plural)
слабинама (instrumental plural)


zulufi

sideburns (facial hair reaching from the top of the head down the side of the face to the side of the chin)


brile

brȉle (canonical feminine plural)
бри̏ле (Cyrillic)


saone

sȁone (canonical feminine)
са̏оне (Cyrillic)


саоне

са̏оне (canonical feminine)
sȁone (romanization)

From са̑њке.


Рубеши

Ру̀беши (canonical masculine plural)
Rùbeši (romanization)


Rubeši

Rùbeši (canonical masculine plural)
Ру̀беши (Cyrillic)


плећа

плѐћа (canonical neuter plural)
plèća (romanization)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pleťe (Old Church Slavonic плєщє (plešte), Russian плечо́ (plečó), Polish plece). Compare Lithuanian plokščias.


pleća

plèća (canonical neuter plural)
плѐћа (Cyrillic)


štajge

štȃjge (canonical feminine)
шта̑јге (Cyrillic)


штајге

шта̑јге (canonical feminine)
štȃjge (romanization)


богиње

бо̀гиње f or (canonical)
bòginje (romanization)

From or under the influence of German Pocken.


boginje

bòginje f pl (Cyrillic spelling бо̀гиње)

bòginje (canonical feminine plural)
бо̀гиње (Cyrillic)
boginje (nominative plural)
boginja (genitive plural)
boginjama (dative plural)
boginje (accusative plural)
boginje (plural vocative)
boginjama (locative plural)
boginjama (instrumental plural)

(pathology, plural only) smallpox (variola)


štifle

štìfle f or ? (Cyrillic spelling штѝфле)

štìfle f or (canonical)
штѝфле (Cyrillic)


štiflhoze

štìflhōze f or ? (Cyrillic spelling штѝфлхо̄зе)

štìflhōze f or (canonical)
штѝфлхо̄зе (Cyrillic)


штифле

штѝфле f or (canonical)
štìfle (romanization)


штифлхозе

штѝфлхо̄зе f or ? (Latin spelling štìflhōze)

штѝфлхо̄зе f or (canonical)
štìflhōze (romanization)

шти‧фл‧хо‧зе


kozice

kòzice (canonical feminine)
ко̀зице (Cyrillic)


козице

ко̀зице (canonical feminine)
kòzice (romanization)


крститке

кр̀стӣтке (canonical feminine)
kr̀stītke (romanization)


krstitke

kr̀stītke f (Cyrillic spelling кр̀стӣтке)

kr̀stītke (canonical feminine)
кр̀стӣтке (Cyrillic)


crne boginje

crne bòginje f pl (Cyrillic spelling црне бо̀гиње)

crne bòginje (canonical feminine plural)
црне бо̀гиње (Cyrillic)
crne boginje (nominative plural)
crnih boginja (genitive plural)
crnim boginjama (dative plural)
crnima boginjama (dative plural)
crne boginje (accusative plural)
crne boginje (plural vocative)
crnim boginjama (locative plural)
crnima boginjama (locative plural)
crnim boginjama (instrumental plural)
crnima boginjama (instrumental plural)

/t̪͡s̪r̩ne̞ bǒ̞ɡiɲe̞/

(pathology, plural only) smallpox (Variola vera major)


morbili

morbìli m pl (Cyrillic spelling морбѝли)

morbìli (canonical masculine plural)
морбѝли (Cyrillic)
morbili (nominative plural)
morbila (genitive plural)
morbilima (dative plural)
morbile (accusative plural)
morbili (plural vocative)
morbilima (locative plural)
morbilima (instrumental plural)


dečje boginje

dečje bòginje f pl (Cyrillic spelling дечје бо̀гиње)

dečje bòginje (canonical feminine plural)
дечје бо̀гиње (Cyrillic)
dečje boginje (nominative plural)
dečjih boginja (genitive plural)
dečjim boginjama (dative plural)
dečjima boginjama (dative plural)
dečje boginje (accusative plural)
dečje boginje (plural vocative)
dečjim boginjama (locative plural)
dečjima boginjama (locative plural)
dečjim boginjama (instrumental plural)
dečjima boginjama (instrumental plural)

(pathology, plural only) chickenpox (Varicella)


velike boginje

velike bòginje f pl (Cyrillic spelling велике бо̀гиње)

velike bòginje (canonical feminine plural)
велике бо̀гиње (Cyrillic)
velike boginje (nominative plural)
velikih boginja (genitive plural)
velikim boginjama (dative plural)
velikima boginjama (dative plural)
velike boginje (accusative plural)
velike boginje (plural vocative)
velikim boginjama (locative plural)
velikima boginjama (locative plural)
velikim boginjama (instrumental plural)
velikima boginjama (instrumental plural)


male boginje

male bòginje f pl (Cyrillic spelling мале бо̀гиње)

male bòginje (canonical feminine plural)
мале бо̀гиње (Cyrillic)
male boginje (nominative plural)
malih boginja (genitive plural)
malim boginjama (dative plural)
malima boginjama (dative plural)
male boginje (accusative plural)
male boginje (plural vocative)
malim boginjama (locative plural)
malima boginjama (locative plural)
malim boginjama (instrumental plural)
malima boginjama (instrumental plural)

(pathology, plural only) alastrim (Variola vera minor)

(pathology, plural only) measles, rubeola


vodene boginje

vodene bòginje f pl (Cyrillic spelling водене бо̀гиње)

vodene bòginje (canonical feminine plural)
водене бо̀гиње (Cyrillic)
vodene boginje (nominative plural)
vodenih boginja (genitive plural)
vodenim boginjama (dative plural)
vodenima boginjama (dative plural)
vodene boginje (accusative plural)
vodene boginje (plural vocative)
vodenim boginjama (locative plural)
vodenima boginjama (locative plural)
vodenim boginjama (instrumental plural)
vodenima boginjama (instrumental plural)


ovčje boginje

ovčje bòginje f pl (Cyrillic spelling овчје бо̀гиње)

ovčje bòginje (canonical feminine plural)
овчје бо̀гиње (Cyrillic)
ovčje boginje (nominative plural)
ovčjih boginja (genitive plural)
ovčjim boginjama (dative plural)
ovčjima boginjama (dative plural)
ovčje boginje (accusative plural)
ovčje boginje (plural vocative)
ovčjim boginjama (locative plural)
ovčjima boginjama (locative plural)
ovčjim boginjama (instrumental plural)
ovčjima boginjama (instrumental plural)

(pathology, informal, plural only) chickenpox (Varicella)


dječje boginje

dječje bòginje f pl (Cyrillic spelling дјечје бо̀гиње)

dječje bòginje (canonical feminine plural)
дјечје бо̀гиње (Cyrillic)
dječje boginje (nominative plural)
dječjih boginja (genitive plural)
dječjim boginjama (dative plural)
dječjima boginjama (dative plural)
dječje boginje (accusative plural)
dječje boginje (plural vocative)
dječjim boginjama (locative plural)
dječjima boginjama (locative plural)
dječjim boginjama (instrumental plural)
dječjima boginjama (instrumental plural)


gaće

gȁće (canonical feminine)
га̏ће (Cyrillic)
gaće (nominative plural)
gaća (genitive plural)
gaćama (dative plural)
gaće (accusative plural)
gaće (plural vocative)
gaćama (locative plural)
gaćama (instrumental plural)

desctree

→ Hungarian: gatya
→ Austrian German: Gate


гаће

га̏ће (canonical feminine)
gȁće (romanization)
гаће (nominative plural)
гаћа (genitive plural)
гаћама (dative plural)
гаће (accusative plural)
гаће (plural vocative)
гаћама (locative plural)
гаћама (instrumental plural)


анали

ана́ли m or (canonical)
análi (romanization)

From German Annalen, from Latin (libri) annales).


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).


mošnice

mȍšnice (canonical feminine)
мо̏шнице (Cyrillic)


мошнице

мо̏шнице (canonical feminine)
mȍšnice (romanization)

From мо̀шња.


toplice

sh-noun

tòplice f pl (Cyrillic spelling то̀плице)

tòplice (canonical feminine plural)
то̀плице (Cyrillic)
toplice (nominative plural)
toplica (genitive plural)
toplicama (dative plural)
toplice (accusative plural)
toplice (plural vocative)
toplicama (locative plural)
toplicama (instrumental plural)


cvikeri

cvìkeri m pl (Cyrillic spelling цвѝкери)

cvìkeri (canonical masculine plural)
цвѝкери (Cyrillic)


buce

búce (canonical feminine)
бу́це (Cyrillic)


mudante

mùdānte f pl (Cyrillic spelling му̀да̄нте)

mùdānte (canonical feminine plural)
му̀да̄нте (Cyrillic)
mùdānte (nominative plural)
mùdāntā (genitive plural)
mùdāntī (genitive plural)
mùdāntama (dative plural)
mùdānte (accusative plural)
mùdānte (plural vocative)
mùdāntama (locative plural)
mùdāntama (instrumental plural)

(regional, Chakavian, plural only) briefs, pants (UK), underpants (US)


med i mlijeko

mȇd i mlijéko m pl (Cyrillic spelling ме̑д и млије́ко)

mȇd i mlijéko (canonical masculine plural)
ме̑д и млије́ко (Cyrillic)

From med (“honey”) + i (“and”) + mlijeko (“milk”).

af

prosperity and ease without worries; milk and honey


мед и млијеко

sh-noun

ме̑д и млије́ко

ме̑д и млије́ко m pl (Latin spelling mȇd i mlijéko)

ме̑д и млије́ко (canonical masculine plural)
mȇd i mlijéko (romanization)

From ме̑д (“honey”) + и (“and”) + млије́ко (“milk”).


мед и млеко

sh-noun

ме̑д и мле́ко

ме̑д и мле́ко m pl (Latin spelling mȇd i mléko)

ме̑д и мле́ко (canonical masculine plural)
mȇd i mléko (romanization)

From ме̑д (“honey”) + и (“and”) + мле́ко (“milk”).


med i mleko

sh-noun

mȇd i mléko m pl (Cyrillic spelling ме̑д и мле́ко)

mȇd i mléko (canonical masculine plural)
ме̑д и мле́ко (Cyrillic)

From med (“honey”) + i (“and”) + mleko (“milk”).


лојтре

sh-noun

ло́јтре or ло̑јтре f pl (Latin spelling lójtre or lȏjtre)

ло́јтре (canonical)
ло̑јтре (canonical feminine plural)
lójtre (romanization)
lȏjtre (romanization)

Kajkavian and Chakavian form of ло́тре (“ladder”)


менгеле

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).


padavine

sh-noun

pȁdavine f (Cyrillic spelling па̏давине)

pȁdavine (canonical feminine)
па̏давине (Cyrillic)

(Bosnia, Serbia, Montenegro, plural only) precipitation


lenonke

Named after British musician John Lennon.


japanke

In reference to geta, traditional Japanese sandals.


papagajke

papàgājke f pl (Cyrillic spelling папа̀га̄јке)

papàgājke (canonical feminine plural)
папа̀га̄јке (Cyrillic)


čakšire

čàkšire (canonical feminine)
ча̀кшире (Cyrillic)
čàkšire (nominative plural)
čȁkšīrā (genitive plural)
čakširama (dative plural)
čakšire (accusative plural)
čakšire (plural vocative)
čakširama (locative plural)
čakširama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish چاقشیر (çakşır); compare Turkish çakşır.

bor+

Оћу њима руо пром’јенити,
А у Турско руо облачити:
Око главе бијеле кауке,
А на плећи зелене доламе,
А на ноге меневиш чакшире,
О појасу сабље пламените;

a. 1823, “Banović Strainja”, in Vuk Stefanović Karadžić, editor, Narodne srpske pjesme, volume 2, Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, published 1823, page 124:

I want to change their apparel,
and in Turkish apparel dress them:
around their heads white caouks,
and on their shoulders green dolmans,
and on their legs violet baggy breeches,
in their belts fiery sabers;

Oću njima ruo prom’jeniti,
A u Tursko ruo oblačiti:
Oko glave bijele kauke,
A na pleći zelene dolame,
A na noge meneviš čakšire,
O pojasu sablje plamenite;

(plural only, regional, chiefly Serbia) a kind of woolen breeches, baggy above the knee but tight around the knee and lower leg

(plural only, regional, chiefly Serbia) the amount of cloth needed to produce a pair of čakšire, a breeches’-worth of cloth


чакшире

ча̀кшире (canonical feminine)
čàkšire (romanization)
ча̀кшире (nominative plural)
ча̏кшӣра̄ (genitive plural)
чакширама (dative plural)
чакшире (accusative plural)
чакшире (plural vocative)
чакширама (locative plural)
чакширама (instrumental plural)


буце

бу́це (canonical feminine)
búce (romanization)


Pljevlja

sh-proper noun

Pljȇvlja n pl (Cyrillic spelling Пље̑вља)

Pljȇvlja (canonical neuter plural)
Пље̑вља (Cyrillic)
Pljȇvlja (nominative plural)
Pljȇvāljā (genitive plural)
Pljȇvljima (dative plural)
Pljȇvlja (accusative plural)
Pljȇvlja (plural vocative)
Pljȇvljima (locative plural)
Pljȇvljima (instrumental plural)

Pljevlja (a town and municipality of Montenegro)


Пљевља

Пље̑вља (canonical neuter plural)
Pljȇvlja (romanization)
Пље̑вља (nominative plural)
Пље̑ва̄ља̄ (genitive plural)
Пље̑вљима (dative plural)
Пље̑вља (accusative plural)
Пље̑вља (plural vocative)
Пље̑вљима (locative plural)
Пље̑вљима (instrumental plural)


Klobučar

Klòbučār or Klobùčār m (Cyrillic spelling Кло̀буча̄р or Клобу̀ча̄р)

Klòbučār (canonical)
Klobùčār (canonical masculine)
Кло̀буча̄р (Cyrillic)
Клобу̀ча̄р (Cyrillic)
Klòbučār (nominative singular)
Klòbučāri (nominative plural)
Klòbučāra (genitive singular)
Klòbučārā (genitive plural)
Klòbučāru (dative singular)
Klòbučārima (dative plural)
Klòbučāra (accusative singular)
Klòbučār (accusative singular)
Klòbučāre (accusative plural)
Klòbučāre (singular vocative)
Klòbučāru (singular vocative)
Klòbučāri (plural vocative)
Klòbučāru (locative singular)
Klòbučārima (locative plural)
Klòbučārom (instrumental singular)
Klòbučarēm (instrumental singular)
Klòbučārima (instrumental plural)
Klobùčār (nominative singular)
Klobučári (nominative plural)
Klobučára (genitive singular)
Klobučárā (genitive plural)
Klobučáru (dative singular)
Klobučárima (dative plural)
Klobučára (accusative singular)
Klobùčār (accusative singular)
Klobučáre (accusative plural)
Klȍbučāre (singular vocative)
Klȍbučāru (singular vocative)
Klobučári (plural vocative)
Klobučáru (locative singular)
Klobučárima (locative plural)
Klobučárom (instrumental singular)
Klobučárem (instrumental singular)
Klobučárima (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

Declension of Klòbučār

Declension of Klobùčār

(singular only, inanimate) an uninhabited island in the Kornati archipelago (Adriatic Sea)


makazica

sh-noun

màkazice f (Cyrillic spelling ма̀казице)

màkazice (canonical feminine)
ма̀казице (Cyrillic)
makazice (nominative plural)
makazica (genitive plural)
makazicama (dative plural)
makazice (accusative plural)
makazice (plural vocative)
makazicama (locative plural)
makazicama (instrumental plural)


jugonostalgija

jugonostàlgija f (Cyrillic spelling југоноста̀лгија)

jugonostàlgija (canonical feminine)
југоноста̀лгија (Cyrillic)
jugonostàlgija (nominative singular)
jugonostàlgijē (genitive singular)
jugonostàlgiji (dative singular)
jugonostàlgiju (accusative singular)
jugonostàlgijo (singular vocative)
jugonostàlgiju (locative singular)
jugonostàlgijōm (instrumental singular)

From jugo- (“related to Yugoslavia”) + nostalgija. Came into use in 1990s.

prefix

Možda bi se ova knjiga mogla odrediti kao dosad najlegitimniji i najbolji priručnik za »jugonostalgiju«, kad potonji pojam ne bi u hrvatskim aktualnim ideologijskim prokazivanjima imao toliko negativan naboj.

1998, Žarko Paić, “Tri pristupa raspadu Jugoslavije”, in Kolo, number 1, Zagreb: Matica hrvatska, page 558:

Perhaps this book could be describes as currently the most legitimate and best manual for "yugonostalgia", if the latter term weren't so negatively charged in the current Croatian ideological denunciations.

Mogu pojmiti i tolerirati nečiju individualnu jugonostalgiju kao osjećaj da mu je osobno prije bilo bolje, ali ne i podvale kako je tako bilo svima [...]

2019 February 28, Nino Raspudić, “Cilj ne opravdava svako sredstvo [Razgovarao Andrija Tunjić]”, in Vijenac, number 652, Zagreb: Matica hrvatska:

I can understand and tolerate someone's individual Yugonostalgia as a feeling that they've personally been better off in the past, but not the deceptions about everyone being better off …

(politics, derogatory, singular only) Yugonostalgia, Yugo-nostalgia


šnenokle

sh-noun

šnenokle f pl (Cyrillic spelling шненокле)