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)


pero

pèro (canonical neuter)
пѐро (Cyrillic)
pero (nominative singular)
pera (nominative plural)
pera (genitive singular)
pera (genitive plural)
peru (dative singular)
perima (dative plural)
pero (accusative singular)
pera (accusative plural)
pero (singular vocative)
pera (plural vocative)
peru (locative singular)
perima (locative plural)
perom (instrumental singular)
perima (instrumental plural)

čov(j)ek od pera


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)


ксилофон

кси̏лофо̄н (canonical masculine)
ksȉlofōn (romanization)
ксилофон (nominative singular)
ксилофони (nominative plural)
ксилофона (genitive singular)
ксилофона (genitive plural)
ксилофону (dative singular)
ксилофонима (dative plural)
ксилофон (accusative singular)
ксилофоне (accusative plural)
ксилофоне (singular vocative)
ксилофони (plural vocative)
ксилофону (locative singular)
ксилофонима (locative plural)
ксилофоном (instrumental singular)
ксилофонима (instrumental plural)


luk

lȕk (canonical masculine)
лу̏к (Cyrillic)
luk (nominative singular)
lukovi (nominative plural)
luka (genitive singular)
lukova (genitive plural)
luku (dative singular)
lukovima (dative plural)
luk (accusative singular)
lukove (accusative plural)
luče (singular vocative)
lukovi (plural vocative)
luku (locative singular)
lukovima (locative plural)
lukom (instrumental singular)
lukovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *lukъ. Possibly from Proto-Indo-European *lewg- (“to bend”). Compare Low German look, Look, German Lauch, Swedish lök, English leek.


лук

лу̑к (canonical masculine)
lȗk (romanization)
лу̑к (nominative singular)
лу́кови (nominative plural)
лука (genitive singular)
лу́ко̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
луку (dative singular)
луковима (dative plural)
лук (accusative singular)
лукове (accusative plural)
луче (singular vocative)
лукови (plural vocative)
луку (locative singular)
луковима (locative plural)
луком (instrumental singular)
луковима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *lǫkъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *lankás, from Proto-Indo-European *lenk- (“to bend”). Cognate with Lithuanian lankas.


matica

mȁtica (canonical feminine)
ма̏тица (Cyrillic)
matica (nominative singular)
matice (nominative plural)
matice (genitive singular)
matica (genitive plural)
matici (dative singular)
maticama (dative plural)
maticu (accusative singular)
matice (accusative plural)
matice (singular vocative)
matico (singular vocative)
matice (plural vocative)
matici (locative singular)
maticama (locative plural)
maticom (instrumental singular)
maticama (instrumental plural)


les

lȇs (canonical masculine)
ле̑с (Cyrillic)
lȇs (nominative singular)
lésovi (nominative plural)
lesa (genitive singular)
lésōvā (genitive plural)
lesu (dative singular)
lesovima (dative plural)
les (accusative singular)
lesove (accusative plural)
lese (singular vocative)
lesovi (plural vocative)
lesu (locative singular)
lesovima (locative plural)
lesom (instrumental singular)
lesovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *lěsъ (“tree, forest”).


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)
Turkish: pulluk

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


tas

tȁs (canonical masculine)
та̏с (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish طاس (tas) (whence Turkish tas), from Arabic طَاس (ṭās, “bowl, cup”), from Middle Persian tšt' (tašt). Doublet of tàcna.


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)


meh

mȇh (canonical masculine)
ме̑х (Cyrillic)
mȇh (nominative singular)
mȅhovi (nominative plural)
meha (genitive singular)
mehova (genitive plural)
mehu (dative singular)
mehovima (dative plural)
meh (accusative singular)
mehove (accusative plural)
mehu (singular vocative)
meše (singular vocative)
mehovi (plural vocative)
mehu (locative singular)
mehovima (locative plural)
mehom (instrumental singular)
mehovima (instrumental plural)


stupa

stȕpa (canonical feminine)
сту̏па (Cyrillic)
stupa (nominative singular)
stupe (nominative plural)
stupe (genitive singular)
stupa (genitive plural)
stupi (dative singular)
stupama (dative plural)
stupu (accusative singular)
stupe (accusative plural)
stupo (singular vocative)
stupe (plural vocative)
stupi (locative singular)
stupama (locative plural)
stupom (instrumental singular)
stupama (instrumental plural)

A mortar (hollow vessel used to pound, crush, rub, grind or mix ingredients with a pestle).


fagot

fàgot (canonical masculine)
фа̀гот (Cyrillic)
fagot (nominative singular)
fagoti (nominative plural)
fagota (genitive singular)
fagota (genitive plural)
fagotu (dative singular)
fagotima (dative plural)
fagot (accusative singular)
fagote (accusative plural)
fagote (singular vocative)
fagoti (plural vocative)
fagotu (locative singular)
fagotima (locative plural)
fagotom (instrumental singular)
fagotima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from French fagot (“bundle of sticks”) (referring to the wood used to make the instrument).


revolver

sh-noun

revòlver m (Cyrillic spelling рево̀лвер)

revòlver (canonical masculine)
рево̀лвер (Cyrillic)
revolver (nominative singular)
revolveri (nominative plural)
revolvera (genitive singular)
revolvera (genitive plural)
revolveru (dative singular)
revolverima (dative plural)
revolver (accusative singular)
revolvere (accusative plural)
revolveru (singular vocative)
revolveri (plural vocative)
revolveru (locative singular)
revolverima (locative plural)
revolverom (instrumental singular)
revolverima (instrumental plural)


flauta

flàuta (canonical feminine)
фла̀ута (Cyrillic)
flàuta (nominative singular)
flaute (nominative plural)
flaute (genitive singular)
flàutā (genitive plural)
flauti (dative singular)
flautama (dative plural)
flautu (accusative singular)
flaute (accusative plural)
flauto (singular vocative)
flaute (plural vocative)
flauti (locative singular)
flautama (locative plural)
flautom (instrumental singular)
flautama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Italian flauto. Cognates include Czech flauta and Slovak flauta.


гитара

гита́ра (canonical feminine)
gitára (romanization)
гитара (nominative singular)
гитари (nominative plural)
гитаре (genitive singular)
гитара (genitive plural)
гитари (dative singular)
гитарама (dative plural)
гитару (accusative singular)
гитаре (accusative plural)
гитаро (singular vocative)
гитаре (plural vocative)
гитари (locative singular)
гитарама (locative plural)
гитаром (instrumental singular)
гитарама (instrumental plural)


starojevrejska harfa

starojevrejska harfa f (Cyrillic spelling старојеврејска харфа)

старојеврејска харфа (Cyrillic)


старојеврејска харфа

старојеврејска харфа

старојеврејска харфа f (Latin spelling starojevrejska harfa)

en-старојеврејска_харфа-sh-noun-rLfyKUHK


čimbala

чимбала (Cyrillic)
čimbala (nominative singular)
čimbale (nominative plural)
čimbale (genitive singular)
čimbala (genitive plural)
čimbali (dative singular)
čimbalama (dative plural)
čimbalu (accusative singular)
čimbale (accusative plural)
čimbalo (singular vocative)
čimbale (plural vocative)
čimbali (locative singular)
čimbalama (locative plural)
čimbalom (instrumental singular)
čimbalama (instrumental plural)


чимбала

čimbala (romanization)
чимбала (nominative singular)
чимбале (nominative plural)
чимбале (genitive singular)
чимбала (genitive plural)
чимбали (dative singular)
чимбалама (dative plural)
чимбалу (accusative singular)
чимбале (accusative plural)
чимбало (singular vocative)
чимбале (plural vocative)
чимбали (locative singular)
чимбалама (locative plural)
чимбалом (instrumental singular)
чимбалама (instrumental plural)


boca

bȍca (canonical feminine)
бо̏ца (Cyrillic)
bȍca (nominative singular)
boce (nominative plural)
boce (genitive singular)
bȏcā (genitive plural)
boci (dative singular)
bocama (dative plural)
bocu (accusative singular)
boce (accusative plural)
boco (singular vocative)
boce (plural vocative)
boci (locative singular)
bocama (locative plural)
bocom (instrumental singular)
bocama (instrumental plural)


деф

де̏ф (canonical masculine)
dȅf (romanization)
де̏ф (nominative singular)
дѐфови (nominative plural)
дефа (genitive singular)
дефова (genitive plural)
дефу (dative singular)
дефовима (dative plural)
деф (accusative singular)
дефове (accusative plural)
дефе (singular vocative)
дефови (plural vocative)
дефу (locative singular)
дефовима (locative plural)
дефом (instrumental singular)
дефовима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish دف (def), from Persian دف (daf).


ksilofon

ksȉlofōn m (Cyrillic spelling кси̏лофо̄н)

ksȉlofōn (canonical masculine)
кси̏лофо̄н (Cyrillic)
ksilofon (nominative singular)
ksilofoni (nominative plural)
ksilofona (genitive singular)
ksilofona (genitive plural)
ksilofonu (dative singular)
ksilofonima (dative plural)
ksilofon (accusative singular)
ksilofone (accusative plural)
ksilofone (singular vocative)
ksilofoni (plural vocative)
ksilofonu (locative singular)
ksilofonima (locative plural)
ksilofonom (instrumental singular)
ksilofonima (instrumental plural)


def

dȅf (canonical masculine)
де̏ф (Cyrillic)
dȅf (nominative singular)
dèfovi (nominative plural)
defa (genitive singular)
defova (genitive plural)
defu (dative singular)
defovima (dative plural)
def (accusative singular)
defove (accusative plural)
defe (singular vocative)
defovi (plural vocative)
defu (locative singular)
defovima (locative plural)
defom (instrumental singular)
defovima (instrumental plural)


тас

та̏с (canonical masculine)
tȁs (romanization)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish طاس (whence Turkish tas), from Arabic طَاس (ṭās, “bowl, cup”), from Middle Persian tšt' (tašt). Doublet of та̀цна.


gitara

gitára (canonical feminine)
гита́ра (Cyrillic)
gitara (nominative singular)
gitare (nominative plural)
gitare (genitive singular)
gitara (genitive plural)
gitari (dative singular)
gitarama (dative plural)
gitaru (accusative singular)
gitare (accusative plural)
gitaro (singular vocative)
gitare (plural vocative)
gitari (locative singular)
gitarama (locative plural)
gitarom (instrumental singular)
gitarama (instrumental plural)


burma

bȗrma (canonical feminine)
бу̑рма (Cyrillic)
bȗrma (nominative singular)
burme (nominative plural)
burme (genitive singular)
bȗrmā (genitive plural)
bȗrmī (genitive plural)
burmi (dative singular)
burmama (dative plural)
burmu (accusative singular)
burme (accusative plural)
burmo (singular vocative)
burme (plural vocative)
burmi (locative singular)
burmama (locative plural)
burmom (instrumental singular)
burmama (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish بورمه (burma), from بورمق (burmak, “to twist”).


škrinja

škrȉnja (canonical feminine)
шкри̏ња (Cyrillic)
škrȉnja (nominative singular)
škrinje (nominative plural)
škrinje (genitive singular)
škrȋnjā (genitive plural)
škrinji (dative singular)
škrinjama (dative plural)
škrinju (accusative singular)
škrinje (accusative plural)
škrinjo (singular vocative)
škrinje (plural vocative)
škrinji (locative singular)
škrinjama (locative plural)
škrinjom (instrumental singular)
škrinjama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *skrini, from Old High German skrīni, from Latin scrīnium.

(regional, Croatia) freezer, cooler, icebox


перо

пѐро (canonical neuter)
pèro (romanization)
перо (nominative singular)
пера (nominative plural)
пера (genitive singular)
пера (genitive plural)
перу (dative singular)
перима (dative plural)
перо (accusative singular)
пера (accusative plural)
перо (singular vocative)
пера (plural vocative)
перу (locative singular)
перима (locative plural)
пером (instrumental singular)
перима (instrumental plural)

чов(ј)ек од пера


strela

stréla (canonical feminine)
стре́ла (Cyrillic)
strela (nominative singular)
strele (nominative plural)
strele (genitive singular)
strela (genitive plural)
streli (dative singular)
strelama (dative plural)
strelu (accusative singular)
strele (accusative plural)
strelo (singular vocative)
strele (plural vocative)
streli (locative singular)
strelama (locative plural)
strelom (instrumental singular)
strelama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *strěla, from Proto-Indo-European *strel-, *strēl-, from *ster- (“line, streak, stripe; jet, spurt; beam”).


стрела

стре́ла (canonical feminine)
stréla (romanization)
стрела (nominative singular)
стреле (nominative plural)
стреле (genitive singular)
стрела (genitive plural)
стрели (dative singular)
стрелама (dative plural)
стрелу (accusative singular)
стреле (accusative plural)
стрело (singular vocative)
стреле (plural vocative)
стрели (locative singular)
стрелама (locative plural)
стрелом (instrumental singular)
стрелама (instrumental plural)


kutija

kùtija (canonical feminine)
ку̀тија (Cyrillic)
kùtija (nominative singular)
kutije (nominative plural)
kutije (genitive singular)
kȕtījā (genitive plural)
kutiji (dative singular)
kutijama (dative plural)
kutiju (accusative singular)
kutije (accusative plural)
kutijo (singular vocative)
kutije (plural vocative)
kutiji (locative singular)
kutijama (locative plural)
kutijom (instrumental singular)
kutijama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قوطی (kutu, kutı), from Greek κουτί (koutí).


кутија

ку̀тија (canonical feminine)
kùtija (romanization)
ку̀тија (nominative singular)
кутије (nominative plural)
кутије (genitive singular)
ку̏тӣја̄ (genitive plural)
кутији (dative singular)
кутијама (dative plural)
кутију (accusative singular)
кутије (accusative plural)
кутијо (singular vocative)
кутије (plural vocative)
кутији (locative singular)
кутијама (locative plural)
кутијом (instrumental singular)
кутијама (instrumental plural)


klavir

klàvīr (canonical masculine)
кла̀вӣр (Cyrillic)
klàvīr (nominative singular)
klaviri (nominative plural)
klavíra (genitive singular)
klavira (genitive plural)
klaviru (dative singular)
klavirima (dative plural)
klavir (accusative singular)
klavire (accusative plural)
klaviru (singular vocative)
klaviri (plural vocative)
klaviru (locative singular)
klavirima (locative plural)
klavirom (instrumental singular)
klavirima (instrumental plural)


клавир

кла̀вӣр (canonical masculine)
klàvīr (romanization)
кла̀вӣр (nominative singular)
клавири (nominative plural)
клави́ра (genitive singular)
клавира (genitive plural)
клавиру (dative singular)
клавирима (dative plural)
клавир (accusative singular)
клавире (accusative plural)
клавиру (singular vocative)
клавири (plural vocative)
клавиру (locative singular)
клавирима (locative plural)
клавиром (instrumental singular)
клавирима (instrumental plural)


saksija

sàksija (canonical feminine)
са̀ксија (Cyrillic)
saksija (nominative singular)
saksije (nominative plural)
saksije (genitive singular)
saksija (genitive plural)
saksiji (dative singular)
saksijama (dative plural)
saksiju (accusative singular)
saksije (accusative plural)
saksijo (singular vocative)
saksije (plural vocative)
saksiji (locative singular)
saksijama (locative plural)
saksijom (instrumental singular)
saksijama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish ساقسی (saksı).

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


саксија

са̀ксија (canonical feminine)
sàksija (romanization)
саксија (nominative singular)
саксије (nominative plural)
саксије (genitive singular)
саксија (genitive plural)
саксији (dative singular)
саксијама (dative plural)
саксију (accusative singular)
саксије (accusative plural)
саксијо (singular vocative)
саксије (plural vocative)
саксији (locative singular)
саксијама (locative plural)
саксијом (instrumental singular)
саксијама (instrumental plural)


nož

nȏž (canonical masculine)
но̑ж (Cyrillic)
nȏž (nominative singular)
nóževi (nominative plural)
nóža (genitive singular)
noževa (genitive plural)
nožu (dative singular)
noževima (dative plural)
nož (accusative singular)
noževe (accusative plural)
nȏžu (singular vocative)
noževi (plural vocative)
nožu (locative singular)
noževima (locative plural)
nožem (instrumental singular)
noževima (instrumental plural)

Nož, vilica i žlica dio su pribora za jelo.

Knife, fork and spoon are part of the cutlery.


нож

но̑ж (canonical masculine)
nȏž (romanization)
но̑ж (nominative singular)
но́жеви (nominative plural)
но́жа (genitive singular)
ножева (genitive plural)
ножу (dative singular)
ножевима (dative plural)
нож (accusative singular)
ножеве (accusative plural)
но̑жу (singular vocative)
ножеви (plural vocative)
ножу (locative singular)
ножевима (locative plural)
ножем (instrumental singular)
ножевима (instrumental plural)


čaša

čȁša (canonical feminine)
ча̏ша (Cyrillic)
čȁša (nominative singular)
čaše (nominative plural)
čaše (genitive singular)
čȃšā (genitive plural)
čaši (dative singular)
čašama (dative plural)
čašu (accusative singular)
čaše (accusative plural)
čašo (singular vocative)
čaše (plural vocative)
čaši (locative singular)
čašama (locative plural)
čašom (instrumental singular)
čašama (instrumental plural)

čaša ml(ij)eka


маказе

ма̀казе (canonical feminine)
màkaze (romanization)

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

<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)


чаша

ча̏ша (canonical feminine)
čȁša (romanization)
ча̏ша (nominative singular)
чаше (nominative plural)
чаше (genitive singular)
ча̑ша̄ (genitive plural)
чаши (dative singular)
чашама (dative plural)
чашу (accusative singular)
чаше (accusative plural)
чашо (singular vocative)
чаше (plural vocative)
чаши (locative singular)
чашама (locative plural)
чашом (instrumental singular)
чашама (instrumental plural)

чаша мл(иј)ека


bomba

bȏmba (canonical feminine)
бо̑мба (Cyrillic)
bȏmba (nominative singular)
bombe (nominative plural)
bombe (genitive singular)
bȏmbā (genitive plural)
bȏmbī (genitive plural)
bombi (dative singular)
bombama (dative plural)
bombu (accusative singular)
bombe (accusative plural)
bombo (singular vocative)
bombe (plural vocative)
bombi (locative singular)
bombama (locative plural)
bombom (instrumental singular)
bombama (instrumental plural)


сандук

са̀ндук (canonical masculine)
sànduk (romanization)
сандук (nominative singular)
сандуци (nominative plural)
сандука (genitive singular)
сандука (genitive plural)
сандуку (dative singular)
сандуцима (dative plural)
сандук (accusative singular)
сандуке (accusative plural)
сандуче (singular vocative)
сандуци (plural vocative)
сандуку (locative singular)
сандуцима (locative plural)
сандуком (instrumental singular)
сандуцима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish صندوق (sanduk), from Arabic صُنْدُوق (ṣundūq).


sanduk

sànduk (canonical masculine)
са̀ндук (Cyrillic)
sanduk (nominative singular)
sanduci (nominative plural)
sanduka (genitive singular)
sanduka (genitive plural)
sanduku (dative singular)
sanducima (dative plural)
sanduk (accusative singular)
sanduke (accusative plural)
sanduče (singular vocative)
sanduci (plural vocative)
sanduku (locative singular)
sanducima (locative plural)
sandukom (instrumental singular)
sanducima (instrumental plural)


хармоника

хармо̀ника (canonical feminine)
harmònika (romanization)
хармоника (nominative singular)
хармонике (nominative plural)
хармонике (genitive singular)
хармоника (genitive plural)
хармоници (dative singular)
хармоникама (dative plural)
хармонику (accusative singular)
хармонике (accusative plural)
хармонико (singular vocative)
хармонике (plural vocative)
хармоници (locative singular)
хармоникама (locative plural)
хармоником (instrumental singular)
хармоникама (instrumental plural)

хар‧мо‧ни‧ка

From German Harmonika and Italian armonica, from Latin harmonicus. Compare хармонија.


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)


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)


harmonika

sh-noun

harmònika f (Cyrillic spelling хармо̀ника)

harmònika (canonical feminine)
хармо̀ника (Cyrillic)
harmonika (nominative singular)
harmonike (nominative plural)
harmonike (genitive singular)
harmonika (genitive plural)
harmonici (dative singular)
harmonikama (dative plural)
harmoniku (accusative singular)
harmonike (accusative plural)
harmoniko (singular vocative)
harmonike (plural vocative)
harmonici (locative singular)
harmonikama (locative plural)
harmonikom (instrumental singular)
harmonikama (instrumental plural)

From German Harmonika and Italian armonica, from Latin harmonicus. Compare harmonija.


ibrik

ìbrīk (canonical masculine)
ѝбрӣк (Cyrillic)
ìbrīk (nominative singular)
ibríci (nominative plural)
ibríka (genitive singular)
ibrika (genitive plural)
ibriku (dative singular)
ibricima (dative plural)
ibrik (accusative singular)
ibrike (accusative plural)
ibriče (singular vocative)
ibrici (plural vocative)
ibriku (locative singular)
ibricima (locative plural)
ibrikom (instrumental singular)
ibricima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish ابریق (ibrik, ıbrık, “ewer”) (Turkish ibrik), from Arabic إِبْرِيق (ʔibrīq).


харфа

ха̑рфа (canonical feminine)
hȃrfa (romanization)
харфа (nominative singular)
харфе (nominative plural)
харфе (genitive singular)
ха̑рфа̄ (genitive plural)
ха̑рфӣ (genitive plural)
харфи (dative singular)
харфама (dative plural)
харфу (accusative singular)
харфе (accusative plural)
харфо (singular vocative)
харфе (plural vocative)
харфи (locative singular)
харфама (locative plural)
харфом (instrumental singular)
харфама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

ха̑рфа̄ / ха̑рфӣ

From Old High German harfa, from Proto-Germanic *harpǭ.


harfa

hȃrfa (canonical feminine)
ха̑рфа (Cyrillic)
harfa (nominative singular)
harfe (nominative plural)
harfe (genitive singular)
hȃrfā (genitive plural)
hȃrfī (genitive plural)
harfi (dative singular)
harfama (dative plural)
harfu (accusative singular)
harfe (accusative plural)
harfo (singular vocative)
harfe (plural vocative)
harfi (locative singular)
harfama (locative plural)
harfom (instrumental singular)
harfama (instrumental plural)

From Old High German harfa, from Proto-West Germanic *harpā.


sud

sȗd (canonical masculine)
су̑д (Cyrillic)
sȗd (nominative singular)
sȕdovi (nominative plural)
sudi (nominative plural)
suda (genitive singular)
sudova (genitive plural)
suda (genitive plural)
sudu (dative singular)
sudovima (dative plural)
sudima (dative plural)
sud (accusative singular)
sudove (accusative plural)
sude (accusative plural)
sude (singular vocative)
sudovi (plural vocative)
sudi (plural vocative)
sudu (locative singular)
sudovima (locative plural)
sudima (locative plural)
sudom (instrumental singular)
sudovima (instrumental plural)
sudima (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)


бомба

бо̑мба (canonical feminine)
bȏmba (romanization)
бо̑мба (nominative singular)
бомбе (nominative plural)
бомбе (genitive singular)
бо̑мба̄ (genitive plural)
бо̑мбӣ (genitive plural)
бомби (dative singular)
бомбама (dative plural)
бомбу (accusative singular)
бомбе (accusative plural)
бомбо (singular vocative)
бомбе (plural vocative)
бомби (locative singular)
бомбама (locative plural)
бомбом (instrumental singular)
бомбама (instrumental plural)

бо̑мба̄ / бо̑мбӣ


kanta

kánta (canonical feminine)
ка́нта (Cyrillic)
kánta (nominative singular)
kante (nominative plural)
kante (genitive singular)
kántā (genitive plural)
kántī (genitive plural)
kanti (dative singular)
kantama (dative plural)
kantu (accusative singular)
kante (accusative plural)
kanto (singular vocative)
kante (plural vocative)
kanti (locative singular)
kantama (locative plural)
kantom (instrumental singular)
kantama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish چانطه (çanta, “leather bag, small suitcase”) (Turkish çanta), from Persian چنته.

bor+

kante za smeće


kupa

kȕpa (canonical feminine)
ку̏па (Cyrillic)
kupa (nominative singular)
kupe (nominative plural)
kupe (genitive singular)
kupa (genitive plural)
kupi (dative singular)
kupama (dative plural)
kupu (accusative singular)
kupe (accusative plural)
kupo (singular vocative)
kupe (plural vocative)
kupi (locative singular)
kupama (locative plural)
kupom (instrumental singular)
kupama (instrumental plural)

Spanish playing cards
Spanish playing cards


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)

sh-decl-noun

čȅtākā / čȅtkī

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


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


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)


vedro

vèdro (canonical neuter)
вѐдро (Cyrillic)
vedro (nominative singular)
vedra (nominative plural)
vedra (genitive singular)
vedara (genitive plural)
vedru (dative singular)
vedrima (dative plural)
vedro (accusative singular)
vedra (accusative plural)
vedro (singular vocative)
vedra (plural vocative)
vedru (locative singular)
vedrima (locative plural)
vedrom (instrumental singular)
vedrima (instrumental plural)


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)


kotao

kòtao (canonical masculine)
ко̀тао (Cyrillic)
kotao (nominative singular)
kotlovi (nominative plural)
kotla (genitive singular)
kotlova (genitive plural)
kotlu (dative singular)
kotlovima (dative plural)
kotao (accusative singular)
kotlove (accusative plural)
kotle (singular vocative)
kotlovi (plural vocative)
kotlu (locative singular)
kotlovima (locative plural)
kotlom (instrumental singular)
kotlovima (instrumental plural)

Slavomolisano: kota

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kotьlъ, from Gothic 𐌺𐌰𐍄𐌹𐌻𐍃 (katils), from Latin catillus.


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)


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”).


barut

bárut (canonical masculine)
ба́рут (Cyrillic)
barut (nominative singular)
baruta (genitive singular)
barutu (dative singular)
barut (accusative singular)
barute (singular vocative)
barutu (locative singular)
barutom (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish باروت (bârut), from Arabic بَارُود (bārūd).


tabla

tábla (canonical feminine)
та́бла (Cyrillic)
tabla (nominative singular)
table (nominative plural)
table (genitive singular)
tabla (genitive plural)
tabli (genitive plural)
tabli (dative singular)
tablama (dative plural)
tablu (accusative singular)
table (accusative plural)
tablo (singular vocative)
table (plural vocative)
tabli (locative singular)
tablama (locative plural)
tablom (instrumental singular)
tablama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from French table or Italian tavola, from Latin tabula.

šahovska tabla


tabla

Borrowed from Hindustani طبلہ / तबला (tablā), from Arabic طَبْلَة (ṭabla), from طَبْل (ṭabl, “drum”).


topor

tȍpor (canonical masculine)
то̏пор (Cyrillic)

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


puška

sh-noun

pȕška f (Cyrillic spelling пу̏шка, diminutive pȕškica)

pȕška (canonical feminine)
пу̏шка (Cyrillic)
pȕškica (diminutive)
pȕška (nominative singular)
puške (nominative plural)
puške (genitive singular)
pȕšākā (genitive plural)
pušci (dative singular)
puškama (dative plural)
pušku (accusative singular)
puške (accusative plural)
puško (singular vocative)
puške (plural vocative)
pušci (locative singular)
puškama (locative plural)
puškom (instrumental singular)
puškama (instrumental plural)

→ Albanian: pushkë

From Old High German būhse, from Latin pyxis, from Ancient Greek πυξίς (puxís).


kovčeg

kòvčeg (canonical masculine)
ко̀вчег (Cyrillic)
kòvčeg (nominative singular)
kòvčezi (nominative plural)
kovčega (genitive singular)
kȍvčēgā (genitive plural)
kovčegu (dative singular)
kovčezima (dative plural)
kovčeg (accusative singular)
kovčege (accusative plural)
kovčeže (singular vocative)
kovčegu (singular vocative)
kovčezi (plural vocative)
kovčegu (locative singular)
kovčezima (locative plural)
kovčegom (instrumental singular)
kovčezima (instrumental plural)

From Old Church Slavonic ковьчегъ (kovĭčegŭ) from Middle Mongol ᠬᠠᠭᠤᠷᠴᠠᠭ (qaɣurčag) presumably through a Turkic language. Compare Mongolian хуурцаг (xuurcag).


gumb

gȕmb (canonical masculine)
гу̏мб (Cyrillic)
gȕmb (nominative singular)
gȕmbi (nominative plural)
gumba (genitive singular)
gȗmbā (genitive plural)
gumbu (dative singular)
gumbima (dative plural)
gumb (accusative singular)
gumbe (accusative plural)
gumbe (singular vocative)
gumbi (plural vocative)
gumbu (locative singular)
gumbima (locative plural)
gumbom (instrumental singular)
gumbima (instrumental plural)

From Hungarian gomb, from Greek κόμβος (kómvos).


košara

kòšara (canonical feminine)
ко̀шара (Cyrillic)
kòšara (nominative singular)
košare (nominative plural)
košare (genitive singular)
kȍšārā (genitive plural)
košari (dative singular)
košarama (dative plural)
košaru (accusative singular)
košare (accusative plural)
košaro (singular vocative)
košare (plural vocative)
košari (locative singular)
košarama (locative plural)
košarom (instrumental singular)
košarama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *košara.
First attested in the 16th century.


koš

kȍš (canonical masculine)
ко̏ш (Cyrillic)
kȍš (nominative singular)
kòševi (nominative plural)
koša (genitive singular)
koševa (genitive plural)
košu (dative singular)
koševima (dative plural)
koš (accusative singular)
koševe (accusative plural)
košu (singular vocative)
koševe (plural vocative)
košu (locative singular)
koševima (locative plural)
košem (instrumental singular)
koševima (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)


džezva

džȅzva (canonical feminine)
џе̏зва (Cyrillic)
džezva (nominative singular)
džezve (nominative plural)
džezve (genitive singular)
džȅzāvā (genitive plural)
džȅzvī (genitive plural)
džezvi (dative singular)
džezvama (dative plural)
džezvu (accusative singular)
džezve (accusative plural)
džezvo (singular vocative)
džezve (plural vocative)
džezvi (locative singular)
džezvama (locative plural)
džezvom (instrumental singular)
džezvama (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

džȅzāvā / džȅzvī

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish جزوه (cezve) (Turkish cezve), from Arabic جَذْوَة (jaḏwa) or جِذْوَة (jiḏwa, “ember”).


ибрик

ѝбрӣк (canonical masculine)
ìbrīk (romanization)
ѝбрӣк (nominative singular)
ибри́ци (nominative plural)
ибри́ка (genitive singular)
ибрика (genitive plural)
ибрику (dative singular)
ибрицима (dative plural)
ибрик (accusative singular)
ибрике (accusative plural)
ибриче (singular vocative)
ибрици (plural vocative)
ибрику (locative singular)
ибрицима (locative plural)
ибриком (instrumental singular)
ибрицима (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)


samovar

sȁmovār (canonical masculine)
са̏мова̄р (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Russian самова́р (samovár, literally “self-boiler”); from
само́ (samó, “self”) + вари́ть (varítʹ, “to boil, cook”).


кашика

ка̀шика (canonical feminine)
kàšika (romanization)
кашика (nominative singular)
кашике (nominative plural)
кашике (genitive singular)
кашика (genitive plural)
кашици (dative singular)
кашикама (dative plural)
кашику (accusative singular)
кашике (accusative plural)
кашико (singular vocative)
кашике (plural vocative)
кашици (locative singular)
кашикама (locative plural)
кашиком (instrumental singular)
кашикама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قاشیق (kaşık, “spoon”).

bor+

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


kašika

kàšika (canonical feminine)
ка̀шика (Cyrillic)
kašika (nominative singular)
kašike (nominative plural)
kašike (genitive singular)
kašika (genitive plural)
kašici (dative singular)
kašikama (dative plural)
kašiku (accusative singular)
kašike (accusative plural)
kašiko (singular vocative)
kašike (plural vocative)
kašici (locative singular)
kašikama (locative plural)
kašikom (instrumental singular)
kašikama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قاشیق (qāšīq), Turkish: kaşık (“spoon”).

(Bosnia, regional Croatia, Serbia) spoon


kantar

kàntār (canonical masculine)
ка̀нта̄р (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قنطار (kantar), from Arabic قِنْطَار (qinṭār), from Ancient Greek κεντηνάριον (kentēnárion), from Latin centēnārium (“hundredweight”).


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)


lauta

làuta (canonical feminine)
ла̀ута (Cyrillic)
làuta (nominative singular)
làute (nominative plural)
làutē (genitive singular)
làūtā (genitive plural)
làuti (dative singular)
làutama (dative plural)
làutu (accusative singular)
làute (accusative plural)
làuto (singular vocative)
làute (plural vocative)
làuti (locative singular)
làutama (locative plural)
làutōm (instrumental singular)
làutama (instrumental plural)


барут

ба́рут (canonical masculine)
bárut (romanization)
барут (nominative singular)
барута (genitive singular)
баруту (dative singular)
барут (accusative singular)
баруте (singular vocative)
баруту (locative singular)
барутом (instrumental singular)


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)

sh-decl-noun

плугу / плуже

desctree

→ Ottoman Turkish: پلوغ (pulluğ)
Turkish: pulluk

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


саксофон

са̏ксофо̄н (canonical masculine)
sȁksofōn (romanization)
саксофон (nominative singular)
саксофони (nominative plural)
саксофона (genitive singular)
саксофона (genitive plural)
саксофону (dative singular)
саксофонима (dative plural)
саксофон (accusative singular)
саксофоне (accusative plural)
саксофоне (singular vocative)
саксофони (plural vocative)
саксофону (locative singular)
саксофонима (locative plural)
саксофоном (instrumental singular)
саксофонима (instrumental plural)


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.


klarinet

sh-noun

klarìnēt m (Cyrillic spelling кларѝне̄т)

klarìnēt (canonical masculine)
кларѝне̄т (Cyrillic)
klarìnēt (nominative singular)
klarineti (nominative plural)
klarinéta (genitive singular)
klarineta (genitive plural)
klarinetu (dative singular)
klarinetima (dative plural)
klarinet (accusative singular)
klarinete (accusative plural)
klarinete (singular vocative)
klarineti (plural vocative)
klarinetu (locative singular)
klarinetima (locative plural)
klarinetom (instrumental singular)
klarinetima (instrumental plural)

clarinet (woodwind musical reed instrument)


trombon

tròmbōn (canonical masculine)
тро̀мбо̄н (Cyrillic)
trombon (nominative singular)
tromboni (nominative plural)
trombona (genitive singular)
trombona (genitive plural)
trombonu (dative singular)
trombonima (dative plural)
trombon (accusative singular)
trombone (accusative plural)
trombone (singular vocative)
tromboni (plural vocative)
trombonu (locative singular)
trombonima (locative plural)
trombonom (instrumental singular)
trombonima (instrumental plural)


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)


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)


raketa

rakèta (canonical feminine)
ракѐта (Cyrillic)
rakèta (nominative singular)
rakete (nominative plural)
rakete (genitive singular)
rakétā (genitive plural)
raketi (dative singular)
raketama (dative plural)
raketu (accusative singular)
rakete (accusative plural)
raketo (singular vocative)
rakete (plural vocative)
raketi (locative singular)
raketama (locative plural)
raketom (instrumental singular)
raketama (instrumental plural)


sahan

sàhan (canonical masculine)
са̀хан (Cyrillic)

From Ottoman Turkish صحن (sahn) (compare Turkish sahan), from Arabic صَحْن (ṣaḥn). Compare obsolete or dialectal Bulgarian саха́н (sahán, “cup”).


флаута

фла̀ута (canonical feminine)
flàuta (romanization)
фла̀ута (nominative singular)
флауте (nominative plural)
флауте (genitive singular)
фла̀ута̄ (genitive plural)
флаути (dative singular)
флаутама (dative plural)
флауту (accusative singular)
флауте (accusative plural)
флауто (singular vocative)
флауте (plural vocative)
флаути (locative singular)
флаутама (locative plural)
флаутом (instrumental singular)
флаутама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Italian flauto. Cognates include Czech flauta and Slovak flauta.


мач

ма̏ч (canonical masculine)
mȁč (romanization)
ма̏ч (nominative singular)
ма̀чеви (nominative plural)
мача (genitive singular)
ма̏че̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
мачу (dative singular)
мачевима (dative plural)
мач (accusative singular)
мачеве (accusative plural)
мачу (singular vocative)
мачеви (plural vocative)
мачу (locative singular)
мачевима (locative plural)
мачем (instrumental singular)
мачевима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *mьčь. Further etymology unclear.


čičak

číčak (canonical masculine)
чи́чак (Cyrillic)
číčak (nominative singular)
čičci (nominative plural)
čička (genitive singular)
čȋčākā (genitive plural)
čičku (dative singular)
čičcima (dative plural)
čičak (accusative singular)
čičke (accusative plural)
čičku (singular vocative)
čičci (plural vocative)
čičku (locative singular)
čičcima (locative plural)
čičkom (instrumental singular)
čičcima (instrumental plural)

/t͡ʃǐːt͡ʃak/

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish چیچك (çiçek).

bor+

Arctium lappa
Arctium lappa#Translingual


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)


saksofon

sh-noun

sȁksofōn m (Cyrillic spelling са̏ксофо̄н)

sȁksofōn (canonical masculine)
са̏ксофо̄н (Cyrillic)
saksofon (nominative singular)
saksofoni (nominative plural)
saksofona (genitive singular)
saksofona (genitive plural)
saksofonu (dative singular)
saksofonima (dative plural)
saksofon (accusative singular)
saksofone (accusative plural)
saksofone (singular vocative)
saksofoni (plural vocative)
saksofonu (locative singular)
saksofonima (locative plural)
saksofonom (instrumental singular)
saksofonima (instrumental plural)


praćka

prȁćka (canonical feminine)
пра̏ћка (Cyrillic)
praćka (nominative singular)
praćke (nominative plural)
praćke (genitive singular)
prȁćākā (genitive plural)
prȁćkī (genitive plural)
praćki (dative singular)
praćkama (dative plural)
praćku (accusative singular)
praćke (accusative plural)
praćko (singular vocative)
praćke (plural vocative)
praćki (locative singular)
praćkama (locative plural)
praćkom (instrumental singular)
praćkama (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

prȁćākā / prȁćkī


праћка

пра̏ћка (canonical feminine)
prȁćka (romanization)
праћка (nominative singular)
праћке (nominative plural)
праћке (genitive singular)
пра̏ћа̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
пра̏ћкӣ (genitive plural)
праћки (dative singular)
праћкама (dative plural)
праћку (accusative singular)
праћке (accusative plural)
праћко (singular vocative)
праћке (plural vocative)
праћки (locative singular)
праћкама (locative plural)
праћком (instrumental singular)
праћкама (instrumental plural)

пра̏ћа̄ка̄ / пра̏ћкӣ


taška

tàška (canonical feminine)
та̀шка (Cyrillic)
taška (nominative singular)
taške (nominative plural)
taške (genitive singular)
taška (genitive plural)
tašaka (genitive plural)
taški (genitive plural)
tašci (dative singular)
taški (dative singular)
taškama (dative plural)
tašku (accusative singular)
taške (accusative plural)
taško (singular vocative)
taški (plural vocative)
tašci (locative singular)
taški (locative singular)
taškama (locative plural)
taškom (instrumental singular)
taškama (instrumental plural)


granata

granáta (canonical feminine)
грана́та (Cyrillic)
granata (nominative singular)
granate (nominative plural)
granate (genitive singular)
granata (genitive plural)
granati (dative singular)
granatama (dative plural)
granatu (accusative singular)
granate (accusative plural)
granato (singular vocative)
granate (plural vocative)
granati (locative singular)
granatama (locative plural)
granatom (instrumental singular)
granatama (instrumental plural)


sjekirica

sh-noun

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)


sjekira

sjèkira (canonical feminine)
сјѐкира (Cyrillic)
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)


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)


tomahavk

tòmahavk m (Cyrillic spelling то̀махавк)

tòmahavk (canonical masculine)
то̀махавк (Cyrillic)
tòmahavk (nominative singular)
tòmahāvci (nominative plural)
tomahavka (genitive singular)
tòmahāvkā (genitive plural)
tomahavku (dative singular)
tomahavcima (dative plural)
tomahavk (accusative singular)
tomahavke (accusative plural)
tomahavke (singular vocative)
tomahavci (plural vocative)
tomahavku (locative singular)
tomahavcima (locative plural)
tomahavkom (instrumental singular)
tomahavcima (instrumental plural)


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)

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


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)


томахавк

то̀махавк (canonical masculine)
tòmahavk (romanization)
то̀махавк (nominative singular)
то̀маха̄вци (nominative plural)
томахавка (genitive singular)
то̀маха̄вка̄ (genitive plural)
томахавку (dative singular)
томахавцима (dative plural)
томахавк (accusative singular)
томахавке (accusative plural)
томахавке (singular vocative)
томахавци (plural vocative)
томахавку (locative singular)
томахавцима (locative plural)
томахавком (instrumental singular)
томахавцима (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

то̀маха̄вка̄


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)


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)


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)


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”).


kliješta

sh-noun

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)


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)


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


badanj

bàdanj (canonical masculine)
ба̀дањ (Cyrillic)
badanj (nominative singular)
badnjevi (nominative plural)
badnja (genitive singular)
badnjeva (genitive plural)
badnju (dative singular)
badnjevima (dative plural)
badanj (accusative singular)
badnjeve (accusative plural)
badnju (singular vocative)
badnjevi (plural vocative)
badnju (locative singular)
badnjevima (locative plural)
badnjem (instrumental singular)
badnjevima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *bъdьňa (Russian бодня (bodnja), Polish bednia). Compare bȁdnjāk.


čavao

čȁvao (canonical masculine)
ча̏вао (Cyrillic)
čȁvao (nominative singular)
čavli (nominative plural)
čȃvla (genitive singular)
čavala (genitive plural)
čavlu (dative singular)
čavlima (dative plural)
čavao (accusative singular)
čavle (accusative plural)
čavle (singular vocative)
čavli (plural vocative)
čavlu (locative singular)
čavlima (locative plural)
čavlom (instrumental singular)
čavlima (instrumental plural)

From Italian chiavello, from Latin clavis.

Zakucao je dva-tri čavla da jače drži

He nailed two or three nails so that it would hold more firmly.


ražanj

rážanj (canonical masculine)
ра́жањ (Cyrillic)
rážanj (nominative singular)
rážnjevi (nominative plural)
rážnja (genitive singular)
rážnjēvā (genitive plural)
rážnju (dative singular)
rážnjevima (dative plural)
rážanj (accusative singular)
rážnjeve (accusative plural)
rážnju (singular vocative)
rážnjevi (plural vocative)
rážnju (locative singular)
rážnjevima (locative plural)
rážnjem (instrumental singular)
rážnjevima (instrumental plural)

Plegadis falcinellus
Plegadis falcinellus#Translingual


bubanj

bȗbanj (canonical masculine)
бу̑бањ (Cyrillic)
bȗbanj (nominative singular)
bȕbnjevi (nominative plural)
bȗbnja (genitive singular)
bubnjeva (genitive plural)
bubnju (dative singular)
bubnjevima (dative plural)
bubanj (accusative singular)
bubnjeve (accusative plural)
bubnju (singular vocative)
bubnjevi (plural vocative)
bubnju (locative singular)
bubnjevima (locative plural)
bubnjem (instrumental singular)
bubnjevima (instrumental plural)


klinac

klȉnac (canonical masculine)
кли̏нац (Cyrillic)
klinac (nominative singular)
klȋnci (nominative plural)
klȋnca (genitive singular)
klinaca (genitive plural)
klincu (dative singular)
klincima (dative plural)
klinca (accusative singular)
klince (accusative plural)
klȋnče (singular vocative)
klinci (plural vocative)
klincu (locative singular)
klincima (locative plural)
klincem (instrumental singular)
klincima (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)


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)


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)

sh-decl-noun-plural

гу̏са̄ла̄ / гу̏слӣ


bačva

bȁčva (canonical feminine)
ба̏чва (Cyrillic)
bačva (nominative singular)
bačve (nominative plural)
bačve (genitive singular)
bȁčāvā (genitive plural)
bȁčvā (genitive plural)
bȁčvī (genitive plural)
bačvi (dative singular)
bačvama (dative plural)
bačvu (accusative singular)
bačve (accusative plural)
bačvo (singular vocative)
bačve (plural vocative)
bačvi (locative singular)
bačvama (locative plural)
bačvom (instrumental singular)
bačvama (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

bȁčāvā / bȁčvā / bȁčvī

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *bъči, from Proto-West Germanic *buttjā (“cask, flask”), from Medieval Latin buttia, from Late Latin buttis (“cask, barrel”).


aktovka

ȁktōvka (canonical feminine)
а̏кто̄вка (Cyrillic)
aktovka (nominative singular)
aktovke (nominative plural)
aktovke (genitive singular)
aktovka (genitive plural)
aktovki (dative singular)
aktovci (dative singular)
aktovkama (dative plural)
aktovku (accusative singular)
aktovke (accusative plural)
aktovko (singular vocative)
aktovke (plural vocative)
aktovki (locative singular)
aktovci (locative singular)
aktovkama (locative plural)
aktovkom (instrumental singular)
aktovkama (instrumental plural)


amfora

àmfora (canonical feminine)
а̀мфора (Cyrillic)
amfora (nominative singular)
amfore (nominative plural)
amfore (genitive singular)
amfora (genitive plural)
amfori (dative singular)
amforama (dative plural)
amforu (accusative singular)
amfore (accusative plural)
amforo (singular vocative)
amfore (plural vocative)
amfori (locative singular)
amforama (locative plural)
amforom (instrumental singular)
amforama (instrumental plural)


alt-saksofon

sh-noun

alt-saksofon m (Cyrillic spelling алт-саксофон)

алт-саксофон (Cyrillic)


mač

mȁč (canonical masculine)
ма̏ч (Cyrillic)
mȁč (nominative singular)
màčevi (nominative plural)
mača (genitive singular)
mȁčēvā (genitive plural)
maču (dative singular)
mačevima (dative plural)
mač (accusative singular)
mačeve (accusative plural)
maču (singular vocative)
mačevi (plural vocative)
maču (locative singular)
mačevima (locative plural)
mačem (instrumental singular)
mačevima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *mьčь. Further etymology unclear. Possibly, borrowed from Gothic 𐌼𐌴𐌺𐌴𐌹𐍃 (mēkeis, “sword”).

Ko se mača lati, od mača će poginuti.

Whoever wields a sword will die by the sword.


kontejner

kontèjner m (Cyrillic spelling контѐјнер)

kontèjner (canonical masculine)
контѐјнер (Cyrillic)
kontejner (nominative singular)
kontejneri (nominative plural)
kontejnera (genitive singular)
kontejnera (genitive plural)
kontejneru (dative singular)
kontejnerima (dative plural)
kontejner (accusative singular)
kontejnere (accusative plural)
kontejneru (singular vocative)
kontejneri (plural vocative)
kontejneru (locative singular)
kontejnerima (locative plural)
kontejnerom (instrumental singular)
kontejnerima (instrumental plural)


kada

káda (canonical feminine)
ка́да (Cyrillic)
kada (nominative singular)
kade (nominative plural)
kade (genitive singular)
kada (genitive plural)
kadi (dative singular)
kadama (dative plural)
kadu (accusative singular)
kade (accusative plural)
kado (singular vocative)
kade (plural vocative)
kadi (locative singular)
kadama (locative plural)
kadom (instrumental singular)
kadama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kadь. Compare Slovak kaďa (“bathtub”).

napuniti kadu


tanbur

tànbūr (canonical masculine)
та̀нбӯр (Cyrillic)
tànbūr (nominative singular)
tanburi (nominative plural)
tanbúra (genitive singular)
tanbura (genitive plural)
tanburu (dative singular)
tanburima (dative plural)
tanbur (accusative singular)
tanbure (accusative plural)
tanbure (singular vocative)
tanburi (plural vocative)
tanburu (locative singular)
tanburima (locative plural)
tanburom (instrumental singular)
tanburima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish طنبوره (tanbura), from Arabic طُنْبُور (ṭunbūr), from Persian دنب بره (donb-e barre, literally “lamb's tail”).


ведро

ве̏дро (canonical neuter)
vȅdro (romanization)
ведро (nominative singular)
ведра (nominative plural)
ведра (genitive singular)
ведара (genitive plural)
ведру (dative singular)
ведрима (dative plural)
ведро (accusative singular)
ведра (accusative plural)
ведро (singular vocative)
ведра (plural vocative)
ведру (locative singular)
ведрима (locative plural)
ведром (instrumental singular)
ведрима (instrumental plural)


mitraljez

sh-noun

mitràljēz m (Cyrillic spelling митра̀ље̄з)

mitràljēz (canonical masculine)
митра̀ље̄з (Cyrillic)
mitràljēz (nominative singular)
mitraljezi (nominative plural)
mitraljéza (genitive singular)
mitraljeza (genitive plural)
mitraljezu (dative singular)
mitraljezima (dative plural)
mitraljez (accusative singular)
mitraljeze (accusative plural)
mitraljezu (singular vocative)
mitraljezi (plural vocative)
mitraljezu (locative singular)
mitraljezima (locative plural)
mitraljezom (instrumental singular)
mitraljezima (instrumental plural)


naprtnjača

nàprtnjača f (Cyrillic spelling на̀пртњача)

nàprtnjača (canonical feminine)
на̀пртњача (Cyrillic)
naprtnjača (nominative singular)
naprtnjače (nominative plural)
naprtnjače (genitive singular)
naprtnjača (genitive plural)
naprtnjači (dative singular)
naprtnjačama (dative plural)
naprtnjaču (accusative singular)
naprtnjače (accusative plural)
naprtnjačo (singular vocative)
naprtnjače (plural vocative)
naprtnjači (locative singular)
naprtnjačama (locative plural)
naprtnjačom (instrumental singular)
naprtnjačama (instrumental plural)


vjetromjer

vjȅtromjēr m (Cyrillic spelling вје̏тромје̄р)

vjȅtromjēr (canonical masculine)
вје̏тромје̄р (Cyrillic)


toplomjer

tȍplomjēr m (Cyrillic spelling то̏пломје̄р)

tȍplomjēr (canonical masculine)
то̏пломје̄р (Cyrillic)
toplomjer (nominative singular)
toplomjeri (nominative plural)
toplomjera (genitive singular)
toplomjera (genitive plural)
toplomjeru (dative singular)
toplomjerima (dative plural)
toplomjer (accusative singular)
toplomjere (accusative plural)
toplomjeru (singular vocative)
toplomjeri (plural vocative)
toplomjeru (locative singular)
toplomjerima (locative plural)
toplomjerom (instrumental singular)
toplomjerima (instrumental plural)

Coined by Croatian linguist Bogoslav Šulek in the 19th century. From toplìna, tȍpao + mjȅriti, mjȅra.

Slučajno sam razbio toplomjer.


pribadača

pribàdača f (Cyrillic spelling приба̀дача)

pribàdača (canonical feminine)
приба̀дача (Cyrillic)
pribadača (nominative singular)
pribadače (nominative plural)
pribadače (genitive singular)
pribadača (genitive plural)
pribadači (dative singular)
pribadačama (dative plural)
pribadaču (accusative singular)
pribadače (accusative plural)
pribadačo (singular vocative)
pribadače (plural vocative)
pribadači (locative singular)
pribadačama (locative plural)
pribadačom (instrumental singular)
pribadačama (instrumental plural)


dugme

dùgme (canonical neuter)
ду̀гме (Cyrillic)
dùgme (nominative singular)
dugmèta (nominative plural)
dùgmeta (genitive singular)
dugmétā (genitive plural)
dugmetu (dative singular)
dugmetima (dative plural)
dugme (accusative singular)
dugmeta (accusative plural)
dugme (singular vocative)
dugmeta (plural vocative)
dugmetu (locative singular)
dugmetima (locative plural)
dugmetom (instrumental singular)
dugmetima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish دوگمه (düğme).

bor+

button (knob or small disc serving as a fastener)


lonac

lònac (canonical masculine)
ло̀нац (Cyrillic)
lònac (nominative singular)
lȏnci (nominative plural)
lónca (genitive singular)
lȍnācā (genitive plural)
loncu (dative singular)
loncima (dative plural)
lonca (accusative singular)
lonce (accusative plural)
lȏnče (singular vocative)
lonci (plural vocative)
loncu (locative singular)
loncima (locative plural)
loncem (instrumental singular)
loncima (instrumental plural)

Related to dialectal Bulgarian and Macedonian лонец, Slovene lona, Slovene lonica, Slovene lonec.


kašičica

sh-noun

kàšičica f (Cyrillic spelling ка̀шичица)

kàšičica (canonical feminine)
ка̀шичица (Cyrillic)
kàšičica (nominative singular)
kàšičice (nominative plural)
kàšičicē (genitive singular)
kàšičīcā (genitive plural)
kàšičici (dative singular)
kàšičicama (dative plural)
kàšičicu (accusative singular)
kàšičice (accusative plural)
kàšičico (singular vocative)
kàšičice (plural vocative)
kàšičici (locative singular)
kàšičicama (locative plural)
kàšičicōm (instrumental singular)
kàšičicama (instrumental plural)


bočica

bȍčica (canonical feminine)
бо̏чица (Cyrillic)
bočica (nominative singular)
bočice (nominative plural)
bočice (genitive singular)
bočica (genitive plural)
bočici (dative singular)
bočicama (dative plural)
bočicu (accusative singular)
bočice (accusative plural)
bočice (singular vocative)
bočico (singular vocative)
bočice (plural vocative)
bočici (locative singular)
bočicama (locative plural)
bočicom (instrumental singular)
bočicama (instrumental plural)


kuhača

kùhača (canonical feminine)
ку̀хача (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)


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


цитра

ци̏тра (canonical feminine)
cȉtra (romanization)
ци̏тра (nominative singular)
цитре (nominative plural)
цитре (genitive singular)
ци̏та̄ра̄ (genitive plural)
ци̏трӣ (genitive plural)
цитри (dative singular)
цитрама (dative plural)
цитру (accusative singular)
цитре (accusative plural)
цитро (singular vocative)
цитре (plural vocative)
цитри (locative singular)
цитрама (locative plural)
цитром (instrumental singular)
цитрама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

ци̏та̄ра̄ / ци̏трӣ


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)

ме̏та̄ла̄ / ме̏тлӣ


Hirošima

sh-proper noun

Hirošíma f (Cyrillic spelling Хироши́ма)

Hirošíma (canonical feminine)
Хироши́ма (Cyrillic)
Hirošima (nominative singular)
Hirošime (genitive singular)
Hirošimi (dative singular)
Hirošimu (accusative singular)
Hirošimo (singular vocative)
Hirošimi (locative singular)
Hirošimom (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Japanese 広(ひろ)島(しま) (Hiroshima).

Hiroshima (the capital and largest city of Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan)


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)

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


streljivo

sh-noun

strȅljīvo n (Cyrillic spelling стре̏љӣво)

strȅljīvo (canonical neuter)
стре̏љӣво (Cyrillic)
streljivo (nominative singular)
streljiva (nominative plural)
streljiva (genitive singular)
streljivā (genitive plural)
streljivu (dative singular)
streljivima (dative plural)
streljivo (accusative singular)
streljiva (accusative plural)
streljivo (singular vocative)
streljiva (plural vocative)
streljivu (locative singular)
streljivima (locative plural)
streljivom (instrumental singular)
streljivima (instrumental plural)


žličica

žlȉčica (canonical feminine)
жли̏чица (Cyrillic)
žličica (nominative singular)
žličice (nominative plural)
žličice (genitive singular)
žličica (genitive plural)
žličici (dative singular)
žličicama (dative plural)
žličicu (accusative singular)
žličice (accusative plural)
žličico (singular vocative)
žličice (plural vocative)
žličici (locative singular)
žličicama (locative plural)
žličicom (instrumental singular)
žličicama (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)

sh-decl-noun

ига́ла̄ / и́гла̄ / и́глӣ


čajnik

čȃjnīk (canonical masculine)
ча̑јнӣк (Cyrillic)
čȃjnīk (nominative singular)
čȃjnīci (nominative plural)
čajnika (genitive singular)
čajnika (genitive plural)
čajniku (dative singular)
čajnicima (dative plural)
čajnik (accusative singular)
čajnike (accusative plural)
čajniče (singular vocative)
čajnici (plural vocative)
čajniku (locative singular)
čajnicima (locative plural)
čajnikom (instrumental singular)
čajnicima (instrumental plural)


чајник

ча̑јнӣк (canonical masculine)
čȃjnīk (romanization)
ча̑јнӣк (nominative singular)
ча̑јнӣци (nominative plural)
чајника (genitive singular)
чајника (genitive plural)
чајнику (dative singular)
чајницима (dative plural)
чајник (accusative singular)
чајнике (accusative plural)
чајниче (singular vocative)
чајници (plural vocative)
чајнику (locative singular)
чајницима (locative plural)
чајником (instrumental singular)
чајницима (instrumental plural)


sablja

sȁblja (canonical feminine)
са̏бља (Cyrillic)
sȁblja (nominative singular)
sablje (nominative plural)
sablje (genitive singular)
sȁbāljā (genitive plural)
sȁbljī (genitive plural)
sablji (dative singular)
sabljama (dative plural)
sablju (accusative singular)
sablje (accusative plural)
sabljo (singular vocative)
sablje (plural vocative)
sablji (locative singular)
sabljama (locative plural)
sabljom (instrumental singular)
sabljama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sabľa, from a Turkic language.


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).


синџир

сѝнџӣр (canonical masculine)
sìndžīr (romanization)
сѝнџӣр (nominative singular)
синџири (nominative plural)
синџи́ра (genitive singular)
синџира (genitive plural)
синџиру (dative singular)
синџирима (dative plural)
синџир (accusative singular)
синџире (accusative plural)
синџире (singular vocative)
синџири (plural vocative)
синџиру (locative singular)
синџирима (locative plural)
синџиром (instrumental singular)
синџирима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish زنجیر (zincir), from Persian زنجیر (zanjir).


sindžir

sìndžīr (canonical masculine)
сѝнџӣр (Cyrillic)
sìndžīr (nominative singular)
sindžiri (nominative plural)
sindžíra (genitive singular)
sindžira (genitive plural)
sindžiru (dative singular)
sindžirima (dative plural)
sindžir (accusative singular)
sindžire (accusative plural)
sindžire (singular vocative)
sindžiri (plural vocative)
sindžiru (locative singular)
sindžirima (locative plural)
sindžirom (instrumental singular)
sindžirima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish زنجیر (zincir), from Persian زنجیر (zanjir). First attested in the 14th century.


veriga

sh-noun

vèriga f (Cyrillic spelling вѐрига, diminutive vèrižica)

vèriga (canonical feminine)
вѐрига (Cyrillic)
vèrižica (diminutive)
vèriga (nominative singular)
verige (nominative plural)
verige (genitive singular)
vȅrīgā (genitive plural)
verizi (dative singular)
verigi (dative singular)
verigama (dative plural)
verigu (accusative singular)
verige (accusative plural)
verigo (singular vocative)
verige (plural vocative)
verizi (locative singular)
verigi (locative singular)
verigama (locative plural)
verigom (instrumental singular)
verigama (instrumental plural)


сабља

са̏бља (canonical feminine)
sȁblja (romanization)
са̏бља (nominative singular)
сабље (nominative plural)
сабље (genitive singular)
са̏ба̄ља̄ (genitive plural)
са̏бљӣ (genitive plural)
сабљи (dative singular)
сабљама (dative plural)
сабљу (accusative singular)
сабље (accusative plural)
сабљо (singular vocative)
сабље (plural vocative)
сабљи (locative singular)
сабљама (locative plural)
сабљом (instrumental singular)
сабљама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

са̏ба̄ља̄ / са̏бљӣ


oboa

obòa (canonical feminine)
обо̀а (Cyrillic)
oboa (nominative singular)
oboe (nominative plural)
oboe (genitive singular)
oboa (genitive plural)
oboi (dative singular)
oboama (dative plural)
obou (accusative singular)
oboe (accusative plural)
oboo (singular vocative)
oboe (plural vocative)
oboi (locative singular)
oboama (locative plural)
oboom (instrumental singular)
oboama (instrumental plural)

From Italian oboe, from French hautbois.


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)


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)

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


фагот

фа̀гот (canonical masculine)
fàgot (romanization)
фагот (nominative singular)
фаготи (nominative plural)
фагота (genitive singular)
фагота (genitive plural)
фаготу (dative singular)
фаготима (dative plural)
фагот (accusative singular)
фаготе (accusative plural)
фаготе (singular vocative)
фаготи (plural vocative)
фаготу (locative singular)
фаготима (locative plural)
фаготом (instrumental singular)
фаготима (instrumental plural)


olovka

òlōvka (canonical feminine)
о̀ло̄вка (Cyrillic)
òlōvka (nominative singular)
òlōvke (nominative plural)
òlōvke (genitive singular)
òlovākā (genitive plural)
òlōvkī (genitive plural)
òlōvci (dative singular)
òlōvkama (dative plural)
òlōvku (accusative singular)
òlōvke (accusative plural)
òlōvko (singular vocative)
òlōvke (plural vocative)
òlōvci (locative singular)
òlōvkama (locative plural)
òlōvkom (instrumental singular)
òlōvkama (instrumental plural)


кош

ко̏ш (canonical masculine)
kȍš (romanization)
ко̏ш (nominative singular)
ко̀шеви (nominative plural)
коша (genitive singular)
кошева (genitive plural)
кошу (dative singular)
кошевима (dative plural)
кош (accusative singular)
кошеве (accusative plural)
кошу (singular vocative)
кошеве (plural vocative)
кошу (locative singular)
кошевима (locative plural)
кошем (instrumental singular)
кошевима (instrumental plural)


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)


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)


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)


kutlača

kùtlača (canonical feminine)
ку̀тлача (Cyrillic)
kùtlača (nominative singular)
kutlače (nominative plural)
kutlače (genitive singular)
kȕtlačā (genitive plural)
kutlači (dative singular)
kutlačama (dative plural)
kutlaču (accusative singular)
kutlače (accusative plural)
kutlačo (singular vocative)
kutlače (plural vocative)
kutlači (locative singular)
kutlačama (locative plural)
kutlačom (instrumental singular)
kutlačama (instrumental plural)


кутлача

ку̀тлача (canonical feminine)
kùtlača (romanization)
ку̀тлача (nominative singular)
кутлаче (nominative plural)
кутлаче (genitive singular)
ку̏тлача̄ (genitive plural)
кутлачи (dative singular)
кутлачама (dative plural)
кутлачу (accusative singular)
кутлаче (accusative plural)
кутлачо (singular vocative)
кутлаче (plural vocative)
кутлачи (locative singular)
кутлачама (locative plural)
кутлачом (instrumental singular)
кутлачама (instrumental plural)


канта

ка́нта (canonical feminine)
kánta (romanization)
ка́нта (nominative singular)
канте (nominative plural)
канте (genitive singular)
ка́нта̄ (genitive plural)
ка́нтӣ (genitive plural)
канти (dative singular)
кантама (dative plural)
канту (accusative singular)
канте (accusative plural)
канто (singular vocative)
канте (plural vocative)
канти (locative singular)
кантама (locative plural)
кантом (instrumental singular)
кантама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

ка́нта̄ / ка́нтӣ

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish چانطه (çanta, “leather bag, small suitcase”) (Turkish çanta), from Persian چنته.


okarina

okarína (canonical feminine)
окари́на (Cyrillic)
okarina (nominative singular)
okarine (nominative plural)
okarine (genitive singular)
okarina (genitive plural)
okarini (dative singular)
okarinama (dative plural)
okarinu (accusative singular)
okarine (accusative plural)
okarino (singular vocative)
okarine (plural vocative)
okarini (locative singular)
okarinama (locative plural)
okarinom (instrumental singular)
okarinama (instrumental plural)


mešalica

sh-noun

méšalica f (Cyrillic spelling ме́шалица)

méšalica (canonical feminine)
ме́шалица (Cyrillic)
mešalica (nominative singular)
mešalice (nominative plural)
mešalice (genitive singular)
mešalica (genitive plural)
mešalici (dative singular)
mešalicama (dative plural)
mešalicu (accusative singular)
mešalice (accusative plural)
mešalico (singular vocative)
mešalice (plural vocative)
mešalici (locative singular)
mešalicama (locative plural)
mešalicom (instrumental singular)
mešalicama (instrumental plural)


tetiva

tètiva (canonical feminine)
тѐтива (Cyrillic)
tetiva (nominative singular)
tetive (nominative plural)
tetive (genitive singular)
tetiva (genitive plural)
tetivi (dative singular)
tetivama (dative plural)
tetivu (accusative singular)
tetive (accusative plural)
tetivo (singular vocative)
tetive (plural vocative)
tetivi (locative singular)
tetivama (locative plural)
tetivom (instrumental singular)
tetivama (instrumental plural)


termometar

tȅrmometar m (Cyrillic spelling те̏рмометар)

tȅrmometar (canonical masculine)
те̏рмометар (Cyrillic)
termometar (nominative singular)
termometri (nominative plural)
termometra (genitive singular)
termometara (genitive plural)
termometru (dative singular)
termometrima (dative plural)
termometar (accusative singular)
termometre (accusative plural)
termometre (singular vocative)
termometri (plural vocative)
termometru (locative singular)
termometrima (locative plural)
termometrom (instrumental singular)
termometrima (instrumental plural)


botun

bòtūn (canonical masculine)
бо̀тӯн (Cyrillic)
bòtūn (nominative singular)
botuni (nominative plural)
botúna (genitive singular)
botuna (genitive plural)
botunu (dative singular)
botunima (dative plural)
botun (accusative singular)
botune (accusative plural)
botune (singular vocative)
botuni (plural vocative)
botunu (locative singular)
botunima (locative plural)
botunom (instrumental singular)
botunima (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).


dinamit

dinàmīt (canonical masculine)
дина̀мӣт (Cyrillic)
dinàmīt (nominative singular)
dinamiti (nominative plural)
dinamíta (genitive singular)
dinamita (genitive plural)
dinamitu (dative singular)
dinamitima (dative plural)
dinamit (accusative singular)
dinamite (accusative plural)
dinamite (singular vocative)
dinamiti (plural vocative)
dinamitu (locative singular)
dinamitima (locative plural)
dinamitom (instrumental singular)
dinamitima (instrumental plural)


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)

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


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”).

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)


сахан

From Ottoman Turkish صحن (sahn) (compare Turkish sahan), from Arabic صَحْن (ṣaḥn). Compare obsolete or dialectal Bulgarian саха́н (sahán, “cup”).


tanjir

тањир (Cyrillic)
tanjir (nominative singular)
tanjiri (nominative plural)
tanjira (genitive singular)
tanjira (genitive plural)
tanjiru (dative singular)
tanjirima (dative plural)
tanjir (accusative singular)
tanjire (accusative plural)
tanjire (singular vocative)
tanjiru (singular vocative)
tanjiri (plural vocative)
tanjiru (locative singular)
tanjirima (locative plural)
tanjirom (instrumental singular)
tanjirima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish تنور (tennür) (Turkish tanner), from Arabic تَنُّور (tannūr).


дугме

ду̀гме (canonical neuter)
dùgme (romanization)
ду̀гме (nominative singular)
дугмѐта (nominative plural)
ду̀гмета (genitive singular)
дугме́та̄ (genitive plural)
дугмету (dative singular)
дугметима (dative plural)
дугме (accusative singular)
дугмета (accusative plural)
дугме (singular vocative)
дугмета (plural vocative)
дугмету (locative singular)
дугметима (locative plural)
дугметом (instrumental singular)
дугметима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish دوگمه (düğme).


tanjur

tànjūr (canonical masculine)
та̀њӯр (Cyrillic)
tanjur (nominative singular)
tanjuri (nominative plural)
tanjura (genitive singular)
tanjura (genitive plural)
tanjuru (dative singular)
tanjurima (dative plural)
tanjur (accusative singular)
tanjure (accusative plural)
tanjure (singular vocative)
tanjuru (singular vocative)
tanjuri (plural vocative)
tanjuru (locative singular)
tanjurima (locative plural)
tanjurom (instrumental singular)
tanjurima (instrumental plural)


torba

tórba (canonical feminine)
то́рба (Cyrillic)
tórba (nominative singular)
torbe (nominative plural)
torbe (genitive singular)
tórbā (genitive plural)
tórbī (genitive plural)
torbi (dative singular)
torbama (dative plural)
torbu (accusative singular)
torbe (accusative plural)
torbo (singular vocative)
torbe (plural vocative)
torbi (locative singular)
torbama (locative plural)
torbom (instrumental singular)
torbama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish طوربه (torba).


мешалица

ме́шалица (canonical feminine)
méšalica (romanization)
мешалица (nominative singular)
мешалице (nominative plural)
мешалице (genitive singular)
мешалица (genitive plural)
мешалици (dative singular)
мешалицама (dative plural)
мешалицу (accusative singular)
мешалице (accusative plural)
мешалицо (singular vocative)
мешалице (plural vocative)
мешалици (locative singular)
мешалицама (locative plural)
мешалицом (instrumental singular)
мешалицама (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.


dajre

dàjre (canonical feminine plural)
да̀јре (Cyrillic)


дајре

да̀јре (canonical feminine plural)
dàjre (romanization)


ekser

èkser (canonical masculine)
ѐксер (Cyrillic)
èkser (nominative singular)
ekseri (nominative plural)
èksera (genitive singular)
ȅksērā (genitive plural)
ekseru (dative singular)
ekserima (dative plural)
ekser (accusative singular)
eksere (accusative plural)
eksere (singular vocative)
ekseri (plural vocative)
ekseru (locative singular)
ekserima (locative plural)
ekserom (instrumental singular)
ekserima (instrumental plural)

(regional, Bosnia, Serbia) large nail (metal fastener)


ukosnica

sh-noun

ùkosnica f (Cyrillic spelling у̀косница)

ùkosnica (canonical feminine)
у̀косница (Cyrillic)
ukosnica (nominative singular)
ukosnice (nominative plural)
ukosnice (genitive singular)
ukosnica (genitive plural)
ukosnici (dative singular)
ukosnicama (dative plural)
ukosnicu (accusative singular)
ukosnice (accusative plural)
ukosnico (singular vocative)
ukosnice (plural vocative)
ukosnici (locative singular)
ukosnicama (locative plural)
ukosnicom (instrumental singular)
ukosnicama (instrumental plural)


lutnja

lútnja (canonical feminine)
лу́тња (Cyrillic)
lútnja (nominative singular)
lútnje (nominative plural)
lútnje (genitive singular)
lútnjā (genitive plural)
lútnjī (genitive plural)
lútnji (dative singular)
lútnjama (dative plural)
lútnju (accusative singular)
lútnje (accusative plural)
lȗtnjo (singular vocative)
lútnje (plural vocative)
lútnji (locative singular)
lútnjama (locative plural)
lútnjōm (instrumental singular)
lútnjama (instrumental plural)


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).


pepeljara

sh-noun

pepèljara f (Cyrillic spelling пепѐљара)

pepèljara (canonical feminine)
пепѐљара (Cyrillic)
pepeljara (nominative singular)
pepeljare (nominative plural)
pepeljare (genitive singular)
pepeljara (genitive plural)
pepeljari (dative singular)
pepeljarama (dative plural)
pepeljaru (accusative singular)
pepeljare (accusative plural)
pepeljaro (singular vocative)
pepeljare (plural vocative)
pepeljari (locative singular)
pepeljarama (locative plural)
pepeljarom (instrumental singular)
pepeljarama (instrumental plural)


торба

то́рба (canonical feminine)
tórba (romanization)
то́рба (nominative singular)
торбе (nominative plural)
торбе (genitive singular)
то́рба̄ (genitive plural)
то́рбӣ (genitive plural)
торби (dative singular)
торбама (dative plural)
торбу (accusative singular)
торбе (accusative plural)
торбо (singular vocative)
торбе (plural vocative)
торби (locative singular)
торбама (locative plural)
торбом (instrumental singular)
торбама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

то́рба̄ / то́рбӣ


strila

Svu Kupida ima krjepos, luk i stril nje dva lica;

late 15th century, Šiško Menčetić, Svitlostju lipos prosinu, kad pride tanci vila

(please add an English translation of this quotation)

kada jo' pogledam ljepos, padne vid k zemlji nica.

A oni strilami bihu opasani
ter britci sabljami po sviti pisani.

Zač ni ljupka strila
jednako udrila
nas i obuzila
srdačce ljube me i moje tolikoj?

Ali ima on krila, ončas bi poletio,
i ognjenih strila, - s neba bi se osvetio.

Trenuće oka, strila iz luka,
Kijem potegne snažna ruka.

1622, Ivan Gundulić, Suze sina razmetnoga:

Livo krilo mletački galija
Barbarigo vitežki branjaše,
al ga biše strila udarila,
ljuta strila u oko junačko.

1756, Andrija Kačić Miošić, Razgovor ugodni:

Pero je uzela vrimenu iz krila
i smrti otela oblast smrtnih strila.


strilica

Perenu strilicu obrati u milos,

late 15th century or early 16th century, Šiško Menčetić, Perenu strilicu obrati u milos

Svaki čas u me strilicu hita i ne počiva,

A šaranu li tulicu nigdar ne ispražnjiva.

moja ga tužica do groba slijedila,

16th century, Mavro Vetranović, Tužba kralja Davida vrhu Absalona


kalašnjikov

sh-noun

kalašnjìkov m (Cyrillic spelling калашњѝков)

kalašnjìkov (canonical masculine)
калашњѝков (Cyrillic)


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)


čanak

čànak (canonical masculine)
ча̀нак (Cyrillic)
čanak (nominative singular)
čanci (nominative plural)
čanka (genitive singular)
čanaka (genitive plural)
čanku (dative singular)
čancima (dative plural)
čanak (accusative singular)
čanke (accusative plural)
čanče (singular vocative)
čanci (plural vocative)
čanku (locative singular)
čancima (locative plural)
čankom (instrumental singular)
čancima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish چناق (çanak).


чанак

ча̀нак (canonical masculine)
čànak (romanization)
чанак (nominative singular)
чанци (nominative plural)
чанка (genitive singular)
чанака (genitive plural)
чанку (dative singular)
чанцима (dative plural)
чанак (accusative singular)
чанке (accusative plural)
чанче (singular vocative)
чанци (plural vocative)
чанку (locative singular)
чанцима (locative plural)
чанком (instrumental singular)
чанцима (instrumental plural)


граната

грана́та (canonical feminine)
granáta (romanization)
граната (nominative singular)
гранате (nominative plural)
гранате (genitive singular)
граната (genitive plural)
гранати (dative singular)
гранатама (dative plural)
гранату (accusative singular)
гранате (accusative plural)
гранато (singular vocative)
гранате (plural vocative)
гранати (locative singular)
гранатама (locative plural)
гранатом (instrumental singular)
гранатама (instrumental plural)


pjat

pjȁt (canonical masculine)
пја̏т (Cyrillic)


мех

ме̑х (canonical masculine)
mȇh (romanization)
ме̑х (nominative singular)
ме̏хови (nominative plural)
меха (genitive singular)
мехова (genitive plural)
меху (dative singular)
меховима (dative plural)
мех (accusative singular)
мехове (accusative plural)
меше (singular vocative)
мехови (plural vocative)
меху (locative singular)
меховима (locative plural)
мехом (instrumental singular)
меховима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *měxъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *maišás, from Proto-Indo-European *moysós.