vrč

vȑč (canonical masculine)
вр̏ч (Cyrillic)
vȑč (nominative singular)
vr̀čevi (nominative plural)
vr̀ča (genitive singular)
vrčeva (genitive plural)
vrču (dative singular)
vrčevima (dative plural)
vrč (accusative singular)
vrčeve (accusative plural)
vrču (singular vocative)
vrčevi (plural vocative)
vrču (locative singular)
vrčevima (locative plural)
vrčem (instrumental singular)
vrčevima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *vъrčь, from Latin urceus (“pitcher, ewer”). Compare rare or dialectal Bulgarian връчва (vrǎčva, “jug with two handles”), Slovene vrč.


кларинет

кларѝне̄т (canonical masculine)
klarìnēt (romanization)
кларѝне̄т (nominative singular)
кларинети (nominative plural)
кларине́та (genitive singular)
кларинета (genitive plural)
кларинету (dative singular)
кларинетима (dative plural)
кларинет (accusative singular)
кларинете (accusative plural)
кларинете (singular vocative)
кларинети (plural vocative)
кларинету (locative singular)
кларинетима (locative plural)
кларинетом (instrumental singular)
кларинетима (instrumental plural)

clarinet (woodwind musical reed instrument)


обоа

обо̀а (canonical feminine)
obòa (romanization)
обоа (nominative singular)
обое (nominative plural)
обое (genitive singular)
обоа (genitive plural)
обои (dative singular)
обоама (dative plural)
обоу (accusative singular)
обое (accusative plural)
обоо (singular vocative)
обое (plural vocative)
обои (locative singular)
обоама (locative plural)
обоом (instrumental singular)
обоама (instrumental plural)

From Italian oboe, from French hautbois.


truba

trúba (canonical feminine)
тру́ба (Cyrillic)
truba (nominative singular)
trube (nominative plural)
trube (genitive singular)
truba (genitive plural)
trubi (dative singular)
trubama (dative plural)
trubu (accusative singular)
trube (accusative plural)
trubo (singular vocative)
trube (plural vocative)
trubi (locative singular)
trubama (locative plural)
trubom (instrumental singular)
trubama (instrumental plural)


труба

тру́ба (canonical feminine)
trúba (romanization)
труба (nominative singular)
трубе (nominative plural)
трубе (genitive singular)
труба (genitive plural)
труби (dative singular)
трубама (dative plural)
трубу (accusative singular)
трубе (accusative plural)
трубо (singular vocative)
трубе (plural vocative)
труби (locative singular)
трубама (locative plural)
трубом (instrumental singular)
трубама (instrumental plural)


тромбон

тро̀мбо̄н (canonical masculine)
tròmbōn (romanization)
тромбон (nominative singular)
тромбони (nominative plural)
тромбона (genitive singular)
тромбона (genitive plural)
тромбону (dative singular)
тромбонима (dative plural)
тромбон (accusative singular)
тромбоне (accusative plural)
тромбоне (singular vocative)
тромбони (plural vocative)
тромбону (locative singular)
тромбонима (locative plural)
тромбоном (instrumental singular)
тромбонима (instrumental plural)


пепељара

пепѐљара (canonical feminine)
pepèljara (romanization)
пепељара (nominative singular)
пепељаре (nominative plural)
пепељаре (genitive singular)
пепељара (genitive plural)
пепељари (dative singular)
пепељарама (dative plural)
пепељару (accusative singular)
пепељаре (accusative plural)
пепељаро (singular vocative)
пепељаре (plural vocative)
пепељари (locative singular)
пепељарама (locative plural)
пепељаром (instrumental singular)
пепељарама (instrumental plural)


динамит

дина̀мӣт (canonical masculine)
dinàmīt (romanization)
дина̀мӣт (nominative singular)
динамити (nominative plural)
динами́та (genitive singular)
динамита (genitive plural)
динамиту (dative singular)
динамитима (dative plural)
динамит (accusative singular)
динамите (accusative plural)
динамите (singular vocative)
динамити (plural vocative)
динамиту (locative singular)
динамитима (locative plural)
динамитом (instrumental singular)
динамитима (instrumental plural)


лонац

ло̀нац (canonical masculine)
lònac (romanization)
ло̀нац (nominative singular)
ло̑нци (nominative plural)
ло́нца (genitive singular)
ло̏на̄ца̄ (genitive plural)
лонцу (dative singular)
лонцима (dative plural)
лонца (accusative singular)
лонце (accusative plural)
ло̑нче (singular vocative)
лонци (plural vocative)
лонцу (locative singular)
лонцима (locative plural)
лонцем (instrumental singular)
лонцима (instrumental plural)

Akin to Slovene lona, lonec and dialectal Bulgarian лонец (lonec). They are possibly related to Latin lanx (“platter, plate”).


сидро

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


žlica

žlȉca (canonical feminine)
жли̏ца (Cyrillic)
žlȉca (nominative singular)
žlice (nominative plural)
žlice (genitive singular)
žlȋcā (genitive plural)
žlici (dative singular)
žlicama (dative plural)
žlicu (accusative singular)
žlice (accusative plural)
žlico (singular vocative)
žlice (plural vocative)
žlici (locative singular)
žlicama (locative plural)
žlicom (instrumental singular)
žlicama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *lъžica, from *lъga + *-ica. First attested in the 15th century.

Nož, vilica i žlica se zajedno zovu priborom za jelo.

The knife, fork, and spoon are collectively called cutlery.


жлица

жли̏ца (canonical feminine)
žlȉca (romanization)
жли̏ца (nominative singular)
жлице (nominative plural)
жлице (genitive singular)
жли̑ца̄ (genitive plural)
жлици (dative singular)
жлицама (dative plural)
жлицу (accusative singular)
жлице (accusative plural)
жлицо (singular vocative)
жлице (plural vocative)
жлици (locative singular)
жлицама (locative plural)
жлицом (instrumental singular)
жлицама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *lъžica, from *lъga + *-ica.


kobilica

sh-noun

kòbilica f (Cyrillic spelling ко̀билица)

kòbilica (canonical feminine)
ко̀билица (Cyrillic)
kobilica (nominative singular)
kobilice (nominative plural)
kobilice (genitive singular)
kobilica (genitive plural)
kobilici (dative singular)
kobilicama (dative plural)
kobilicu (accusative singular)
kobilice (accusative plural)
kobilice (singular vocative)
kobilico (singular vocative)
kobilice (plural vocative)
kobilici (locative singular)
kobilicama (locative plural)
kobilicom (instrumental singular)
kobilicama (instrumental plural)

bridge (piece, on string instruments, that supports the strings from the sounding board)


мијешалица

мијѐшалица f (Latin spelling mijèšalica)

мијѐшалица (canonical feminine)
mijèšalica (romanization)
мијешалица (nominative singular)
мијешалице (nominative plural)
мијешалице (genitive singular)
мијешалица (genitive plural)
мијешалици (dative singular)
мијешалицама (dative plural)
мијешалицу (accusative singular)
мијешалице (accusative plural)
мијешалицо (singular vocative)
мијешалице (plural vocative)
мијешалици (locative singular)
мијешалицама (locative plural)
мијешалицом (instrumental singular)
мијешалицама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

мијешалицама

мијешалицама

мијешалицама

ми‧је‧ша‧ли‧ца


miješalica

sh-noun

mijèšalica f (Cyrillic spelling мијѐшалица)

mijèšalica (canonical feminine)
мијѐшалица (Cyrillic)
miješalica (nominative singular)
miješalice (nominative plural)
miješalice (genitive singular)
miješalica (genitive plural)
miješalici (dative singular)
miješalicama (dative plural)
miješalicu (accusative singular)
miješalice (accusative plural)
miješalico (singular vocative)
miješalice (plural vocative)
miješalici (locative singular)
miješalicama (locative plural)
miješalicom (instrumental singular)
miješalicama (instrumental plural)


ковчег

ко̀вчег (canonical masculine)
kòvčeg (romanization)
ко̀вчег (nominative singular)
ко̀вчези (nominative plural)
ковчега (genitive singular)
ко̏вче̄га̄ (genitive plural)
ковчегу (dative singular)
ковчезима (dative plural)
ковчег (accusative singular)
ковчеге (accusative plural)
ковчеже (singular vocative)
ковчегу (singular vocative)
ковчези (plural vocative)
ковчегу (locative singular)
ковчезима (locative plural)
ковчегом (instrumental singular)
ковчезима (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

ковчеже / ковчегу

Borrowed from Old Church Slavonic ковьчегъ (kovĭčegŭ) from Middle Mongol ᠬᠠᠤᠷᠴᠠᠭ (qaurčag) presumably through a Turkic language. Compare Mongolian хуурцаг (xuurcag).


чекић

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


четка

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

sh-decl-noun

че̏а̄ка̄ / че̏ткӣ

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


зурна

From Ottoman Turkish زورنا (zurnâ), from Persian سرنا (sornâ), contraction of سورنای (surnây).


zurna

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish زورنا (zurnâ), from Persian سرنا (sornâ), contraction of سورنای (surnây).


сланица

сла̀ница (canonical feminine)
slànica (romanization)
сланица (nominative singular)
сланице (nominative plural)
сланице (genitive singular)
сланица (genitive plural)
сланици (dative singular)
сланицама (dative plural)
сланицу (accusative singular)
сланице (accusative plural)
сланицо (singular vocative)
сланице (plural vocative)
сланици (locative singular)
сланицама (locative plural)
сланицом (instrumental singular)
сланицама (instrumental plural)


slanica

slànica (canonical feminine)
сла̀ница (Cyrillic)
slanica (nominative singular)
slanice (nominative plural)
slanice (genitive singular)
slanica (genitive plural)
slanici (dative singular)
slanicama (dative plural)
slanicu (accusative singular)
slanice (accusative plural)
slanico (singular vocative)
slanice (plural vocative)
slanici (locative singular)
slanicama (locative plural)
slanicom (instrumental singular)
slanicama (instrumental plural)


тањур

та̀њӯр (canonical masculine)
tànjūr (romanization)
тањур (nominative singular)
тањури (nominative plural)
тањура (genitive singular)
тањура (genitive plural)
тањуру (dative singular)
тањурима (dative plural)
тањур (accusative singular)
тањуре (accusative plural)
тањуре (singular vocative)
тањуру (singular vocative)
тањури (plural vocative)
тањуру (locative singular)
тањурима (locative plural)
тањуром (instrumental singular)
тањурима (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

тањуре / тањуру

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


термометар

sh-noun

те̏рмометар m (Latin spelling tȅrmometar)

те̏рмометар (canonical masculine)
tȅrmometar (romanization)
термометар (nominative singular)
термометри (nominative plural)
термометра (genitive singular)
термометара (genitive plural)
термометру (dative singular)
термометрима (dative plural)
термометар (accusative singular)
термометре (accusative plural)
термометре (singular vocative)
термометри (plural vocative)
термометру (locative singular)
термометрима (locative plural)
термометром (instrumental singular)
термометрима (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

термометрима

термометрима

термометрима


ступа

сту̏па (canonical feminine)
stȕpa (romanization)
ступа (nominative singular)
ступе (nominative plural)
ступе (genitive singular)
ступа (genitive plural)
ступи (dative singular)
ступама (dative plural)
ступу (accusative singular)
ступе (accusative plural)
ступо (singular vocative)
ступе (plural vocative)
ступи (locative singular)
ступама (locative plural)
ступом (instrumental singular)
ступама (instrumental plural)

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


tacna

tàcna (canonical feminine)
та̀цна (Cyrillic)
tacna (nominative singular)
tacne (nominative plural)
tacne (genitive singular)
tacna (genitive plural)
tacni (dative singular)
tacnama (dative plural)
tacnu (accusative singular)
tacne (accusative plural)
tacno (singular vocative)
tacne (plural vocative)
tacni (locative singular)
tacnama (locative plural)
tacnom (instrumental singular)
tacnama (instrumental plural)

From German Tasse, from French tasse. Doublet of tȁs.

Serving tableware of any kind; tray, saucer or platter


тацна

та̀цна (canonical feminine)
tàcna (romanization)
тацна (nominative singular)
тацне (nominative plural)
тацне (genitive singular)
тацна (genitive plural)
тацни (dative singular)
тацнама (dative plural)
тацну (accusative singular)
тацне (accusative plural)
тацно (singular vocative)
тацне (plural vocative)
тацни (locative singular)
тацнама (locative plural)
тацном (instrumental singular)
тацнама (instrumental plural)

From German Tasse, from French tasse. Doublet of та̏с.


mužar

mùžār (canonical masculine)
му̀жа̄р (Cyrillic)
mùžār (nominative singular)
mužari (nominative plural)
mužára (genitive singular)
mužara (genitive plural)
mužaru (dative singular)
mužarima (dative plural)
mužar (accusative singular)
mužare (accusative plural)
mužaru (singular vocative)
mužare (singular vocative)
mužari (plural vocative)
mužaru (locative singular)
mužarima (locative plural)
mužarom (instrumental singular)
mužarima (instrumental plural)


mošnja

mòšnja (canonical feminine)
мо̀шња (Cyrillic)
mošnja (nominative singular)
mošnje (nominative plural)
mošnje (genitive singular)
mošnja (genitive plural)
mošnji (genitive plural)
mošnji (dative singular)
mošnjama (dative plural)
mošnju (accusative singular)
mošnje (accusative plural)
mošnjo (singular vocative)
mošnje (plural vocative)
mošnji (locative singular)
mošnjama (locative plural)
mošnjom (instrumental singular)
mošnjama (instrumental plural)


вилица

ви̏лица (canonical feminine)
vȉlica (romanization)
вилица (nominative singular)
вилице (nominative plural)
вилице (genitive singular)
вилица (genitive plural)
вилици (dative singular)
вилицама (dative plural)
вилицу (accusative singular)
вилице (accusative plural)
вилице (singular vocative)
вилицо (singular vocative)
вилице (plural vocative)
вилици (locative singular)
вилицама (locative plural)
вилицом (instrumental singular)
вилицама (instrumental plural)

вилице / вилицо


kopča

kȍpča (canonical feminine)
ко̏пча (Cyrillic)
kȍpča (nominative singular)
kopče (nominative plural)
kopče (genitive singular)
kȏpčā (genitive plural)
kȏpčī (genitive plural)
kopči (dative singular)
kopčama (dative plural)
kopču (accusative singular)
kopče (accusative plural)
kopčo (singular vocative)
kopče (plural vocative)
kopči (locative singular)
kopčama (locative plural)
kopčom (instrumental singular)
kopčama (instrumental plural)

kȏpčā / kȏpčī


tepsija

tèpsija (canonical feminine)
тѐпсија (Cyrillic)
tepsija (nominative singular)
tepsije (nominative plural)
tepsije (genitive singular)
tepsija (genitive plural)
tepsiji (dative singular)
tepsijama (dative plural)
tepsiju (accusative singular)
tepsije (accusative plural)
tepsijo (singular vocative)
tepsije (plural vocative)
tepsiji (locative singular)
tepsijama (locative plural)
tepsijom (instrumental singular)
tepsijama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish تپسی (tepsi).


тепсија

тѐпсија (canonical feminine)
tèpsija (romanization)
тепсија (nominative singular)
тепсије (nominative plural)
тепсије (genitive singular)
тепсија (genitive plural)
тепсији (dative singular)
тепсијама (dative plural)
тепсију (accusative singular)
тепсије (accusative plural)
тепсијо (singular vocative)
тепсије (plural vocative)
тепсији (locative singular)
тепсијама (locative plural)
тепсијом (instrumental singular)
тепсијама (instrumental plural)


балта

ба̑лта (canonical feminine)
bȃlta (romanization)


ракета

ракѐта (canonical feminine)
rakèta (romanization)
ракѐта (nominative singular)
ракете (nominative plural)
ракете (genitive singular)
раке́та̄ (genitive plural)
ракети (dative singular)
ракетама (dative plural)
ракету (accusative singular)
ракете (accusative plural)
ракето (singular vocative)
ракете (plural vocative)
ракети (locative singular)
ракетама (locative plural)
ракетом (instrumental singular)
ракетама (instrumental plural)


čutura

čùtura (canonical feminine)
чу̀тура (Cyrillic)
čùtura (nominative singular)
čuture (nominative plural)
čuture (genitive singular)
čȕtūrā (genitive plural)
čuturi (dative singular)
čuturama (dative plural)
čuturu (accusative singular)
čuture (accusative plural)
čuturo (singular vocative)
čuture (plural vocative)
čuturi (locative singular)
čuturama (locative plural)
čuturom (instrumental singular)
čuturama (instrumental plural)

canteen (water bottle used by solder or camper)


чутура

чу̀тура (canonical feminine)
čùtura (romanization)
чу̀тура (nominative singular)
чутуре (nominative plural)
чутуре (genitive singular)
чу̏тӯра̄ (genitive plural)
чутури (dative singular)
чутурама (dative plural)
чутуру (accusative singular)
чутуре (accusative plural)
чутуро (singular vocative)
чутуре (plural vocative)
чутури (locative singular)
чутурама (locative plural)
чутуром (instrumental singular)
чутурама (instrumental plural)


када

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kogъda, a compound of *ko (from Proto-Indo-European *kʷos) and *gъda, genitive singular of *godъ (compare Old Church Slavonic годъ (godŭ, “right time”)), thus originally meaning 'at what time'.

cog

ever, sometimes etc.; see ка̏д for examples and details.


zavoj

závoj (canonical masculine)
за́вој (Cyrillic)
zavoj (nominative singular)
zavoji (nominative plural)
zavoja (genitive singular)
zavoja (genitive plural)
zavoju (dative singular)
zavojima (dative plural)
zavoj (accusative singular)
zavoje (accusative plural)
zavoju (singular vocative)
zavoji (plural vocative)
zavoju (locative singular)
zavojima (locative plural)
zavojem (instrumental singular)
zavojima (instrumental plural)


клинац

кли̏нац (canonical masculine)
klȉnac (romanization)
клинац (nominative singular)
кли̑нци (nominative plural)
кли̑нца (genitive singular)
клинаца (genitive plural)
клинцу (dative singular)
клинцима (dative plural)
клинца (accusative singular)
клинце (accusative plural)
кли̑нче (singular vocative)
клинци (plural vocative)
клинцу (locative singular)
клинцима (locative plural)
клинцем (instrumental singular)
клинцима (instrumental plural)


fišek

fìšek (canonical masculine)
фѝшек (Cyrillic)
fišek (nominative singular)
fišeci (nominative plural)
fišeka (genitive singular)
fišeka (genitive plural)
fišeku (dative singular)
fišecima (dative plural)
fišek (accusative singular)
fišeke (accusative plural)
fišeku (singular vocative)
fišeci (plural vocative)
fišeku (locative singular)
fišecima (locative plural)
fišekom (instrumental singular)
fišecima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish فشك (fişek, “cartridge”).

bor+

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


фишек

фѝшек (canonical masculine)
fìšek (romanization)
фишек (nominative singular)
фишеци (nominative plural)
фишека (genitive singular)
фишека (genitive plural)
фишеку (dative singular)
фишецима (dative plural)
фишек (accusative singular)
фишеке (accusative plural)
фишеку (singular vocative)
фишеци (plural vocative)
фишеку (locative singular)
фишецима (locative plural)
фишеком (instrumental singular)
фишецима (instrumental plural)


vilica

vȉlica (canonical feminine)
ви̏лица (Cyrillic)
vilica (nominative singular)
vilice (nominative plural)
vilice (genitive singular)
vilica (genitive plural)
vilici (dative singular)
vilicama (dative plural)
vilicu (accusative singular)
vilice (accusative plural)
vilice (singular vocative)
vilico (singular vocative)
vilice (plural vocative)
vilici (locative singular)
vilicama (locative plural)
vilicom (instrumental singular)
vilicama (instrumental plural)


матица

ма̏тица (canonical feminine)
mȁtica (romanization)
матица (nominative singular)
матице (nominative plural)
матице (genitive singular)
матица (genitive plural)
матици (dative singular)
матицама (dative plural)
матицу (accusative singular)
матице (accusative plural)
матице (singular vocative)
матицо (singular vocative)
матице (plural vocative)
матици (locative singular)
матицама (locative plural)
матицом (instrumental singular)
матицама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

матице / матицо


виљушка

вѝљушка (canonical feminine)
vìljuška (romanization)
вѝљушка (nominative singular)
виљушке (nominative plural)
виљушке (genitive singular)
вѝљуша̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
вѝљушкӣ (genitive plural)
виљушци (dative singular)
виљушкама (dative plural)
виљушку (accusative singular)
виљушке (accusative plural)
виљушко (singular vocative)
виљушке (plural vocative)
виљушци (locative singular)
виљушкама (locative plural)
виљушком (instrumental singular)
виљушкама (instrumental plural)

вѝљуша̄ка̄/вѝљушкӣ


копље

ко̏пље (canonical neuter)
kȍplje (romanization)
ко̏пље (nominative singular)
копља (nominative plural)
ко̏пља (genitive singular)
ко̏па̄ља̄ (genitive plural)
ко̑пља̄ (genitive plural)
копљу (dative singular)
копљима (dative plural)
копље (accusative singular)
копља (accusative plural)
копље (singular vocative)
копља (plural vocative)
копљу (locative singular)
копљима (locative plural)
копљем (instrumental singular)
копљима (instrumental plural)

ко̏па̄ља̄ / ко̑пља̄


koplje

kȍplje (canonical neuter)
ко̏пље (Cyrillic)
kȍplje (nominative singular)
koplja (nominative plural)
kȍplja (genitive singular)
kȍpāljā (genitive plural)
kȏpljā (genitive plural)
koplju (dative singular)
kopljima (dative plural)
koplje (accusative singular)
koplja (accusative plural)
koplje (singular vocative)
koplja (plural vocative)
koplju (locative singular)
kopljima (locative plural)
kopljem (instrumental singular)
kopljima (instrumental plural)


врч

вр̏ч (canonical masculine)
vȑč (romanization)
вр̏ч (nominative singular)
вр̀чеви (nominative plural)
вр̀ча (genitive singular)
врчева (genitive plural)
врчу (dative singular)
врчевима (dative plural)
врч (accusative singular)
врчеве (accusative plural)
врчу (singular vocative)
врчеви (plural vocative)
врчу (locative singular)
врчевима (locative plural)
врчем (instrumental singular)
врчевима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *vъrčь, from Latin urceus (“pitcher, ewer”). Compare rare or dialectal Bulgarian върчва (vǎrčva, “jug with two handles”), Slovene vrč.


бубањ

бу̑бањ (canonical masculine)
bȗbanj (romanization)
бу̑бањ (nominative singular)
бу̏бњеви (nominative plural)
бу̑бња (genitive singular)
бубњева (genitive plural)
бубњу (dative singular)
бубњевима (dative plural)
бубањ (accusative singular)
бубњеве (accusative plural)
бубњу (singular vocative)
бубњеви (plural vocative)
бубњу (locative singular)
бубњевима (locative plural)
бубњем (instrumental singular)
бубњевима (instrumental plural)


ćup

ćȕp (canonical masculine)
ћу̏п (Cyrillic)
ćȕp (nominative singular)
ćùpovi (nominative plural)
ćupa (genitive singular)
ćupova (genitive plural)
ćupu (dative singular)
ćupovima (dative plural)
ćup (accusative singular)
ćupove (accusative plural)
ćupe (singular vocative)
ćupovi (plural vocative)
ćupu (locative singular)
ćupovima (locative plural)
ćupom (instrumental singular)
ćupovima (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish كوپ (küp) (compare Turkish küp), from Persian کوپ (kup, “a large water-jar”), from Byzantine Greek κούπα (koúpa), from Latin cuppa, cūpa.


ћуп

ћу̏п (canonical masculine)
ćȕp (romanization)
ћу̏п (nominative singular)
ћу̀пови (nominative plural)
ћупа (genitive singular)
ћупова (genitive plural)
ћупу (dative singular)
ћуповима (dative plural)
ћуп (accusative singular)
ћупове (accusative plural)
ћупе (singular vocative)
ћупови (plural vocative)
ћупу (locative singular)
ћуповима (locative plural)
ћупом (instrumental singular)
ћуповима (instrumental plural)


окарина

окари́на (canonical feminine)
okarína (romanization)
окарина (nominative singular)
окарине (nominative plural)
окарине (genitive singular)
окарина (genitive plural)
окарини (dative singular)
окаринама (dative plural)
окарину (accusative singular)
окарине (accusative plural)
окарино (singular vocative)
окарине (plural vocative)
окарини (locative singular)
окаринама (locative plural)
окарином (instrumental singular)
окаринама (instrumental plural)


budak

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

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish بوداق (budak).

bor+

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


кантар

ка̀нта̄р (canonical masculine)
kàntār (romanization)

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


toplomer

sh-noun

tȍplomēr m (Cyrillic spelling то̏пломе̄р)

tȍplomēr (canonical masculine)
то̏пломе̄р (Cyrillic)
toplomer (nominative singular)
toplomeri (nominative plural)
toplomera (genitive singular)
toplomera (genitive plural)
toplomeru (dative singular)
toplomerima (dative plural)
toplomer (accusative singular)
toplomere (accusative plural)
toplomeru (singular vocative)
toplomeri (plural vocative)
toplomeru (locative singular)
toplomerima (locative plural)
toplomerom (instrumental singular)
toplomerima (instrumental plural)

Coined by Bogoslav Šulek in the 19th century. From toplìna, tȍpao + mȅriti, mȅra.


топломјер

то̏пломје̄р m (Latin spelling tȍplomjēr)

то̏пломје̄р (canonical masculine)
tȍplomjēr (romanization)
топломјер (nominative singular)
топломјери (nominative plural)
топломјера (genitive singular)
топломјера (genitive plural)
топломјеру (dative singular)
топломјерима (dative plural)
топломјер (accusative singular)
топломјере (accusative plural)
топломјеру (singular vocative)
топломјери (plural vocative)
топломјеру (locative singular)
топломјерима (locative plural)
топломјером (instrumental singular)
топломјерима (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

топломјерима

топломјерима

топломјерима

Coined by Bogoslav Šulek in the 19th century. From топлѝна, то̏пао + мје̏рити, мје̏ра.


топломер

то̏пломе̄р (canonical masculine)
tȍplomēr (romanization)
топломер (nominative singular)
топломери (nominative plural)
топломера (genitive singular)
топломера (genitive plural)
топломеру (dative singular)
топломерима (dative plural)
топломер (accusative singular)
топломере (accusative plural)
топломеру (singular vocative)
топломери (plural vocative)
топломеру (locative singular)
топломерима (locative plural)
топломером (instrumental singular)
топломерима (instrumental plural)

Coined by Bogoslav Šulek in the 19th century. From топлѝна, то̏пао + ме̏рити, ме̏ра.


citra

cȉtra (canonical feminine)
ци̏тра (Cyrillic)
cȉtra (nominative singular)
citre (nominative plural)
citre (genitive singular)
cȉtārā (genitive plural)
cȉtrī (genitive plural)
citri (dative singular)
citrama (dative plural)
citru (accusative singular)
citre (accusative plural)
citro (singular vocative)
citre (plural vocative)
citri (locative singular)
citrama (locative plural)
citrom (instrumental singular)
citrama (instrumental plural)


оруђе

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

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


naboj

náboj (canonical masculine)
на́бој (Cyrillic)
naboj (nominative singular)
naboji (nominative plural)
naboja (genitive singular)
naboja (genitive plural)
naboju (dative singular)
nabojima (dative plural)
naboj (accusative singular)
naboje (accusative plural)
naboju (singular vocative)
naboji (plural vocative)
naboju (locative singular)
nabojima (locative plural)
nabojem (instrumental singular)
nabojima (instrumental plural)


кеса

ке̏са (canonical feminine)
kȅsa (romanization)
ке̏са (nominative singular)
кесе (nominative plural)
кесе (genitive singular)
ке̑са̄ (genitive plural)
кеси (dative singular)
кесама (dative plural)
кесу (accusative singular)
кесе (accusative plural)
кесо (singular vocative)
кесе (plural vocative)
кеси (locative singular)
кесама (locative plural)
кесом (instrumental singular)
кесама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish كیسه (kîse) (Turkish kese), from Persian کیسه (kise).


kesa

kȅsa (canonical feminine)
ке̏са (Cyrillic)
kȅsa (nominative singular)
kese (nominative plural)
kese (genitive singular)
kȇsā (genitive plural)
kesi (dative singular)
kesama (dative plural)
kesu (accusative singular)
kese (accusative plural)
keso (singular vocative)
kese (plural vocative)
kesi (locative singular)
kesama (locative plural)
kesom (instrumental singular)
kesama (instrumental plural)

(regional in Croatia, otherwise general) pouch


јасле

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

sh-decl-noun-plural

јасала / јасла / јасли


напртњача

sh-noun

на̀пртњача f (Latin spelling nàprtnjača)

на̀пртњача (canonical feminine)
nàprtnjača (romanization)
напртњача (nominative singular)
напртњаче (nominative plural)
напртњаче (genitive singular)
напртњача (genitive plural)
напртњачи (dative singular)
напртњачама (dative plural)
напртњачу (accusative singular)
напртњаче (accusative plural)
напртњачо (singular vocative)
напртњаче (plural vocative)
напртњачи (locative singular)
напртњачама (locative plural)
напртњачом (instrumental singular)
напртњачама (instrumental plural)

на‧прт‧ња‧ча


котва

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

sh-decl-noun

ко̏та̄ва̄ / ко̏твӣ


śekira

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

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


topić

tòpić (canonical masculine)
то̀пић (Cyrillic)
topić (nominative singular)
topići (nominative plural)
topića (genitive singular)
topića (genitive plural)
topiću (dative singular)
topićima (dative plural)
topić (accusative singular)
topiće (accusative plural)
topiću (singular vocative)
topići (plural vocative)
topiću (locative singular)
topićima (locative plural)
topićem (instrumental singular)
topićima (instrumental plural)


tobolac

tòbolac (canonical masculine)
то̀болац (Cyrillic)
tòbolac (nominative singular)
tòbōlci (nominative plural)
tòbōlca (genitive singular)
tobolaca (genitive plural)
tobolcu (dative singular)
tobolcima (dative plural)
tobolac (accusative singular)
tobolce (accusative plural)
tobolče (singular vocative)
tobolci (plural vocative)
tobolcu (locative singular)
tobolcima (locative plural)
tobolcem (instrumental singular)
tobolcima (instrumental plural)

(Croatia) pouch, marsupium (a pocket in which a female marsupial carries its young)


штапић

шта̀пић (canonical masculine)
štàpić (romanization)
штапић (nominative singular)
штапићи (nominative plural)
штапића (genitive singular)
штапића (genitive plural)
штапићу (dative singular)
штапићима (dative plural)
штапић (accusative singular)
штапиће (accusative plural)
штапићу (singular vocative)
штапићи (plural vocative)
штапићу (locative singular)
штапићима (locative plural)
штапићем (instrumental singular)
штапићима (instrumental plural)


štapić

štàpić (canonical masculine)
шта̀пић (Cyrillic)
štapić (nominative singular)
štapići (nominative plural)
štapića (genitive singular)
štapića (genitive plural)
štapiću (dative singular)
štapićima (dative plural)
štapić (accusative singular)
štapiće (accusative plural)
štapiću (singular vocative)
štapići (plural vocative)
štapiću (locative singular)
štapićima (locative plural)
štapićem (instrumental singular)
štapićima (instrumental plural)


тетива

тѐтива (canonical feminine)
tètiva (romanization)
тетива (nominative singular)
тетиве (nominative plural)
тетиве (genitive singular)
тетива (genitive plural)
тетиви (dative singular)
тетивама (dative plural)
тетиву (accusative singular)
тетиве (accusative plural)
тетиво (singular vocative)
тетиве (plural vocative)
тетиви (locative singular)
тетивама (locative plural)
тетивом (instrumental singular)
тетивама (instrumental plural)


контејнер

контѐјнер (canonical masculine)
kontèjner (romanization)
контејнер (nominative singular)
контејнери (nominative plural)
контејнера (genitive singular)
контејнера (genitive plural)
контејнеру (dative singular)
контејнерима (dative plural)
контејнер (accusative singular)
контејнере (accusative plural)
контејнеру (singular vocative)
контејнери (plural vocative)
контејнеру (locative singular)
контејнерима (locative plural)
контејнером (instrumental singular)
контејнерима (instrumental plural)

контејнерима

контејнерима

контејнерима


pernica

pérnica (canonical feminine)
пе́рница (Cyrillic)

pero + -ica - "an item that holds a pen"


суђе

су̀ђе (canonical neuter)
sùđe (romanization)
суђе (nominative singular)
суђа (genitive singular)
суђу (dative singular)
суђе (accusative singular)
суђе (singular vocative)
суђу (locative singular)
суђем (instrumental singular)


suđe

sùđe (canonical neuter)
су̀ђе (Cyrillic)
suđe (nominative singular)
suđa (genitive singular)
suđu (dative singular)
suđe (accusative singular)
suđe (singular vocative)
suđu (locative singular)
suđem (instrumental singular)


haubica

hàubica (canonical feminine)
ха̀убица (Cyrillic)
haubica (nominative singular)
haubice (nominative plural)
haubice (genitive singular)
haubica (genitive plural)
haubici (dative singular)
haubicama (dative plural)
haubicu (accusative singular)
haubice (accusative plural)
haubice (singular vocative)
haubico (singular vocative)
haubice (plural vocative)
haubici (locative singular)
haubicama (locative plural)
haubicom (instrumental singular)
haubicama (instrumental plural)

From German Haubitze, from Czech houfnice.


kufer

kùfer (canonical masculine)
ку̀фер (Cyrillic)
kufer (nominative singular)
kuferi (nominative plural)
kufera (genitive singular)
kufera (genitive plural)
kuferu (dative singular)
kuferima (dative plural)
kufer (accusative singular)
kufere (accusative plural)
kuferu (singular vocative)
kuferi (plural vocative)
kuferu (locative singular)
kuferima (locative plural)
kuferom (instrumental singular)
kuferima (instrumental plural)


brokva

(regional, Chakavian, Montenegro) nail (metal fastener)


кошара

ко̀шара (canonical feminine)
kòšara (romanization)
ко̀шара (nominative singular)
кошаре (nominative plural)
кошаре (genitive singular)
ко̏ша̄ра̄ (genitive plural)
кошари (dative singular)
кошарама (dative plural)
кошару (accusative singular)
кошаре (accusative plural)
кошаро (singular vocative)
кошаре (plural vocative)
кошари (locative singular)
кошарама (locative plural)
кошаром (instrumental singular)
кошарама (instrumental plural)


posuda

pȍsuda (canonical feminine)
по̏суда (Cyrillic)
posuda (nominative singular)
posude (nominative plural)
posude (genitive singular)
posuda (genitive plural)
posudi (dative singular)
posudama (dative plural)
posudu (accusative singular)
posude (accusative plural)
posudo (singular vocative)
posude (plural vocative)
posudi (locative singular)
posudama (locative plural)
posudom (instrumental singular)
posudama (instrumental plural)


клијешта

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


посуда

по̏суда (canonical feminine)
pȍsuda (romanization)
посуда (nominative singular)
посуде (nominative plural)
посуде (genitive singular)
посуда (genitive plural)
посуди (dative singular)
посудама (dative plural)
посуду (accusative singular)
посуде (accusative plural)
посудо (singular vocative)
посуде (plural vocative)
посуди (locative singular)
посудама (locative plural)
посудом (instrumental singular)
посудама (instrumental plural)


житница

жи̏тница (canonical feminine)
žȉtnica (romanization)
житница (nominative singular)
житнице (nominative plural)
житнице (genitive singular)
житница (genitive plural)
житници (dative singular)
житницама (dative plural)
житницу (accusative singular)
житнице (accusative plural)
житнице (singular vocative)
житнице (plural vocative)
житници (locative singular)
житницама (locative plural)
житницом (instrumental singular)
житницама (instrumental plural)


бацач

ба̀ца̄ч (canonical masculine)
bàcāč (romanization)
ба̀ца̄ч (nominative singular)
бацачи (nominative plural)
баца́ча (genitive singular)
бацача (genitive plural)
бацачу (dative singular)
бацачима (dative plural)
бацача (accusative singular)
бацаче (accusative plural)
бацачу (singular vocative)
бацачи (plural vocative)
бацачу (locative singular)
бацачима (locative plural)
бацачем (instrumental singular)
бацачима (instrumental plural)

Nemoj plakat, majko stara,
pusti sina da odmara.
Teži su mi tvoji plači

c. 1942, authorship disputed, “Na Kordunu grob do groba” (lyrics) as published in 2017, Nenad Simić-Tajka, Nepročitana knjiga

Don’t cry, old mother,
let your son rest:
Your tears are harder for me to bear
than bombs and rocket launchers.

any of a variety of weapons that fire large projectiles, missiles, or flammable substances: rocket launcher, mortar, flamethrower


bacač

bàcāč (canonical masculine)
ба̀ца̄ч (Cyrillic)
bàcāč (nominative singular)
bacači (nominative plural)
bacáča (genitive singular)
bacača (genitive plural)
bacaču (dative singular)
bacačima (dative plural)
bacača (accusative singular)
bacače (accusative plural)
bacaču (singular vocative)
bacači (plural vocative)
bacaču (locative singular)
bacačima (locative plural)
bacačem (instrumental singular)
bacačima (instrumental plural)


pribor

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


žitnica

žȉtnica (canonical feminine)
жи̏тница (Cyrillic)
žitnica (nominative singular)
žitnice (nominative plural)
žitnice (genitive singular)
žitnica (genitive plural)
žitnici (dative singular)
žitnicama (dative plural)
žitnicu (accusative singular)
žitnice (accusative plural)
žitnice (singular vocative)
žitnice (plural vocative)
žitnici (locative singular)
žitnicama (locative plural)
žitnicom (instrumental singular)
žitnicama (instrumental plural)


шараф

ша̀ра̄ф (canonical masculine)
šàrāf (romanization)
ша̀ра̄ф (nominative singular)
шарафи (nominative plural)
шара́фа (genitive singular)
шарафа (genitive plural)
шарафу (dative singular)
шарафима (dative plural)
шараф (accusative singular)
шарафе (accusative plural)
шарафе (singular vocative)
шарафи (plural vocative)
шарафу (locative singular)
шарафима (locative plural)
шарафом (instrumental singular)
шарафима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Hungarian sróf, from German Schraube.

(likely regional and there obsolete) gun worm


šaraf

šàrāf (canonical masculine)
ша̀ра̄ф (Cyrillic)
šàrāf (nominative singular)
šarafi (nominative plural)
šaráfa (genitive singular)
šarafa (genitive plural)
šarafu (dative singular)
šarafima (dative plural)
šaraf (accusative singular)
šarafe (accusative plural)
šarafe (singular vocative)
šarafi (plural vocative)
šarafu (locative singular)
šarafima (locative plural)
šarafom (instrumental singular)
šarafima (instrumental plural)


џак

џа̑к (canonical masculine)
džȃk (romanization)
џа̑к (nominative singular)
џа́кови (nominative plural)
џака (genitive singular)
џакова (genitive plural)
џаку (dative singular)
џаковима (dative plural)
џак (accusative singular)
џакове (accusative plural)
џаче (singular vocative)
џакови (plural vocative)
џаку (locative singular)
џаковима (locative plural)
џаком (instrumental singular)
џаковима (instrumental plural)

From Hungarian zsák, from Middle High German sac.


džak

džȃk (canonical masculine)
џа̑к (Cyrillic)
džȃk (nominative singular)
džákovi (nominative plural)
džaka (genitive singular)
džakova (genitive plural)
džaku (dative singular)
džakovima (dative plural)
džak (accusative singular)
džakove (accusative plural)
džače (singular vocative)
džakovi (plural vocative)
džaku (locative singular)
džakovima (locative plural)
džakom (instrumental singular)
džakovima (instrumental plural)


врећа

вре̏ћа (canonical feminine)
vrȅća (romanization)
вре̏ћа (nominative singular)
вреће (nominative plural)
вреће (genitive singular)
вре̑ћа̄ (genitive plural)
врећи (dative singular)
врећама (dative plural)
врећу (accusative singular)
вреће (accusative plural)
врећо (singular vocative)
вреће (plural vocative)
врећи (locative singular)
врећама (locative plural)
врећом (instrumental singular)
врећама (instrumental plural)


vreća

vrȅća (canonical feminine)
вре̏ћа (Cyrillic)
vrȅća (nominative singular)
vreće (nominative plural)
vreće (genitive singular)
vrȇćā (genitive plural)
vreći (dative singular)
vrećama (dative plural)
vreću (accusative singular)
vreće (accusative plural)
vrećo (singular vocative)
vreće (plural vocative)
vreći (locative singular)
vrećama (locative plural)
vrećom (instrumental singular)
vrećama (instrumental plural)


сврдло

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

-да̄ла̄/свр̑дла̄

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


наћве

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

(plural only) dough tray, kneading trough


мужар

му̀жа̄р (canonical masculine)
mùžār (romanization)
му̀жа̄р (nominative singular)
мужари (nominative plural)
мужа́ра (genitive singular)
мужара (genitive plural)
мужару (dative singular)
мужарима (dative plural)
мужар (accusative singular)
мужаре (accusative plural)
мужару (singular vocative)
мужаре (singular vocative)
мужари (plural vocative)
мужару (locative singular)
мужарима (locative plural)
мужаром (instrumental singular)
мужарима (instrumental plural)

мужару / мужаре


мошња

мо̀шња (canonical feminine)
mòšnja (romanization)
мошња (nominative singular)
мошње (nominative plural)
мошње (genitive singular)
мошња (genitive plural)
мошњи (genitive plural)
мошњи (dative singular)
мошњама (dative plural)
мошњу (accusative singular)
мошње (accusative plural)
мошњо (singular vocative)
мошње (plural vocative)
мошњи (locative singular)
мошњама (locative plural)
мошњом (instrumental singular)
мошњама (instrumental plural)

мошња / мошњи


мјешина

мјѐшина (canonical feminine)
mjèšina (romanization)
мјешина (nominative singular)
мјешине (nominative plural)
мјешине (genitive singular)
мјешина (genitive plural)
мјешини (dative singular)
мјешинама (dative plural)
мјешину (accusative singular)
мјешине (accusative plural)
мјешино (singular vocative)
мјешине (plural vocative)
мјешини (locative singular)
мјешинама (locative plural)
мјешином (instrumental singular)
мјешинама (instrumental plural)


mješina

mjèšina (canonical feminine)
мјѐшина (Cyrillic)
mješina (nominative singular)
mješine (nominative plural)
mješine (genitive singular)
mješina (genitive plural)
mješini (dative singular)
mješinama (dative plural)
mješinu (accusative singular)
mješine (accusative plural)
mješino (singular vocative)
mješine (plural vocative)
mješini (locative singular)
mješinama (locative plural)
mješinom (instrumental singular)
mješinama (instrumental plural)


мешина

мѐшина (canonical feminine)
mèšina (romanization)
мешина (nominative singular)
мешине (nominative plural)
мешине (genitive singular)
мешина (genitive plural)
мешини (dative singular)
мешинама (dative plural)
мешину (accusative singular)
мешине (accusative plural)
мешино (singular vocative)
мешине (plural vocative)
мешини (locative singular)
мешинама (locative plural)
мешином (instrumental singular)
мешинама (instrumental plural)


mijeh

mijȇh (canonical masculine)
мије̑х (Cyrillic)
mijȇh (nominative singular)
mjȅhovi (nominative plural)
mijeha (genitive singular)
mjehova (genitive plural)
mijehu (dative singular)
mjehovima (dative plural)
mijeh (accusative singular)
mjehove (accusative plural)
mijehu (singular vocative)
miješe (singular vocative)
mjehovi (plural vocative)
mijehu (locative singular)
mjehovima (locative plural)
mijehom (instrumental singular)
mjehovima (instrumental plural)


mešina

mèšina (canonical feminine)
мѐшина (Cyrillic)
mešina (nominative singular)
mešine (nominative plural)
mešine (genitive singular)
mešina (genitive plural)
mešini (dative singular)
mešinama (dative plural)
mešinu (accusative singular)
mešine (accusative plural)
mešino (singular vocative)
mešine (plural vocative)
mešini (locative singular)
mešinama (locative plural)
mešinom (instrumental singular)
mešinama (instrumental plural)


мијех

мије̑х (canonical masculine)
mijȇh (romanization)
мије̑х (nominative singular)
мје̏хови (nominative plural)
мијеха (genitive singular)
мјехова (genitive plural)
мијеху (dative singular)
мјеховима (dative plural)
мијех (accusative singular)
мјехове (accusative plural)
мијеху (singular vocative)
мијеше (singular vocative)
мјехови (plural vocative)
мијеху (locative singular)
мјеховима (locative plural)
мијехом (instrumental singular)
мјеховима (instrumental plural)

мијеху / мијеше


лутња

лу́тња (canonical feminine)
lútnja (romanization)
лу́тња (nominative singular)
лу́тње (nominative plural)
лу́тње (genitive singular)
лу́тња̄ (genitive plural)
лу́тњӣ (genitive plural)
лу́тњи (dative singular)
лу́тњама (dative plural)
лу́тњу (accusative singular)
лу́тње (accusative plural)
лу̑тњо (singular vocative)
лу́тње (plural vocative)
лу́тњи (locative singular)
лу́тњама (locative plural)
лу́тњо̄м (instrumental singular)
лу́тњама (instrumental plural)

лу́тња̄ / лу́тњӣ


лаута

ла̀ута (canonical feminine)
làuta (romanization)
ла̀ута (nominative singular)
ла̀уте (nominative plural)
ла̀уте̄ (genitive singular)
ла̀ӯта̄ (genitive plural)
ла̀ути (dative singular)
ла̀утама (dative plural)
ла̀уту (accusative singular)
ла̀уте (accusative plural)
ла̀уто (singular vocative)
ла̀уте (plural vocative)
ла̀ути (locative singular)
ла̀утама (locative plural)
ла̀уто̄м (instrumental singular)
ла̀утама (instrumental plural)


леут

лѐут (canonical masculine)
lèut (romanization)
лѐут (nominative singular)
леути (nominative plural)
леута (genitive singular)
леута (genitive plural)
леуту (dative singular)
леутима (dative plural)
леут (accusative singular)
леуте (accusative plural)
леуте (singular vocative)
леути (plural vocative)
леуту (locative singular)
леутима (locative plural)
леутом (instrumental singular)
леутима (instrumental plural)


leut

lèut (canonical masculine)
лѐут (Cyrillic)
lèut (nominative singular)
leuti (nominative plural)
leuta (genitive singular)
leuta (genitive plural)
leutu (dative singular)
leutima (dative plural)
leut (accusative singular)
leute (accusative plural)
leute (singular vocative)
leuti (plural vocative)
leutu (locative singular)
leutima (locative plural)
leutom (instrumental singular)
leutima (instrumental plural)


кобилица

ко̀билица (canonical feminine)
kòbilica (romanization)
кобилица (nominative singular)
кобилице (nominative plural)
кобилице (genitive singular)
кобилица (genitive plural)
кобилици (dative singular)
кобилицама (dative plural)
кобилицу (accusative singular)
кобилице (accusative plural)
кобилице (singular vocative)
кобилицо (singular vocative)
кобилице (plural vocative)
кобилици (locative singular)
кобилицама (locative plural)
кобилицом (instrumental singular)
кобилицама (instrumental plural)

кобилице / кобилицо

ко̀била (“mare”) + -ица.

suffix

ко̀била (“mare”) + -ица


енглески рог

sh-noun

ѐнгле̄скӣ ро̑г

ѐнгле̄скӣ ро̑г m (Latin spelling ènglēskī rȏg)

ѐнгле̄скӣ ро̑г (canonical masculine)
ènglēskī rȏg (romanization)


engleski rog

ènglēskī rȏg m (Cyrillic spelling ѐнгле̄скӣ ро̑г)

ènglēskī rȏg (canonical masculine)
ѐнгле̄скӣ ро̑г (Cyrillic)


купа

ку̏па (canonical feminine)
kȕpa (romanization)
купа (nominative singular)
купе (nominative plural)
купе (genitive singular)
купа (genitive plural)
купи (dative singular)
купама (dative plural)
купу (accusative singular)
купе (accusative plural)
купо (singular vocative)
купе (plural vocative)
купи (locative singular)
купама (locative plural)
купом (instrumental singular)
купама (instrumental plural)

Spanish playing cards
Spanish playing cards


револвер

рево̀лвер (canonical masculine)
revòlver (romanization)
револвер (nominative singular)
револвери (nominative plural)
револвера (genitive singular)
револвера (genitive plural)
револверу (dative singular)
револверима (dative plural)
револвер (accusative singular)
револвере (accusative plural)
револверу (singular vocative)
револвери (plural vocative)
револверу (locative singular)
револверима (locative plural)
револвером (instrumental singular)
револверима (instrumental plural)


tuzluk

tùzluk (canonical masculine)
ту̀злук (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish طوزلق (tuzluk), equivalent to tȗz + -luk.


kibla

kíbla (canonical feminine)
ки́бла (Cyrillic)
kibla (nominative singular)
kible (genitive singular)
kibli (dative singular)
kiblu (accusative singular)
kiblo (singular vocative)
kibli (locative singular)
kiblom (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قبله (kıble), from Arabic قِبْلَة (qibla).

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


топуз

то̀пуз (canonical masculine)
tòpuz (romanization)
топуз (nominative singular)
топузи (nominative plural)
топуза (genitive singular)
топуза (genitive plural)
топузу (dative singular)
топузима (dative plural)
топуз (accusative singular)
топузе (accusative plural)
топузе (singular vocative)
топузи (plural vocative)
топузу (locative singular)
топузима (locative plural)
топузом (instrumental singular)
топузима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish طوپوز (topuz).


topuz

tòpuz (canonical masculine)
то̀пуз (Cyrillic)
topuz (nominative singular)
topuzi (nominative plural)
topuza (genitive singular)
topuza (genitive plural)
topuzu (dative singular)
topuzima (dative plural)
topuz (accusative singular)
topuze (accusative plural)
topuze (singular vocative)
topuzi (plural vocative)
topuzu (locative singular)
topuzima (locative plural)
topuzom (instrumental singular)
topuzima (instrumental plural)


raonik

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


kosir

косир (Cyrillic)
kòsīr (nominative singular)
kosiri (nominative plural)
kosíra (genitive singular)
kosira (genitive plural)
kosiru (dative singular)
kosirima (dative plural)
kosir (accusative singular)
kosire (accusative plural)
kosire (singular vocative)
kosiri (plural vocative)
kosiru (locative singular)
kosirima (locative plural)
kosirom (instrumental singular)
kosirima (instrumental plural)


лемеш

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

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

plowshare, ploughshare (cutting edge of a plow)


lemeš

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


ruksak

rȕksāk (canonical masculine)
ру̏кса̄к (Cyrillic)
rȕksāk (nominative singular)
rȕksāci (nominative plural)
rȕksāka (genitive singular)
ruksaka (genitive plural)
ruksaku (dative singular)
ruksacima (dative plural)
ruksak (accusative singular)
ruksake (accusative plural)
ruksače (singular vocative)
ruksaci (plural vocative)
ruksaku (locative singular)
ruksacima (locative plural)
ruksakom (instrumental singular)
ruksacima (instrumental plural)

(colloquial) rucksack, backpack, knapsack


borija

bòrija (canonical feminine)
бо̀рија (Cyrillic)


karlica

kàrlica (canonical feminine)
ка̀рлица (Cyrillic)
karlica (nominative singular)
karlice (nominative plural)
karlice (genitive singular)
karlica (genitive plural)
karlici (dative singular)
karlicama (dative plural)
karlicu (accusative singular)
karlice (accusative plural)
karlice (singular vocative)
karlico (singular vocative)
karlice (plural vocative)
karlici (locative singular)
karlicama (locative plural)
karlicom (instrumental singular)
karlicama (instrumental plural)

→ Bulgarian: ка́рлица (kárlica)

→ Macedonian: карлица (karlica)

→ Romanian: carlíță, cấrliță

Borrowed from Austrian German, from a diminutive of German Kar.

(archaic or rustic) wooden trough, vat for mixing


карлица

ка̀рлица (canonical feminine)
kàrlica (romanization)
карлица (nominative singular)
карлице (nominative plural)
карлице (genitive singular)
карлица (genitive plural)
карлици (dative singular)
карлицама (dative plural)
карлицу (accusative singular)
карлице (accusative plural)
карлице (singular vocative)
карлицо (singular vocative)
карлице (plural vocative)
карлици (locative singular)
карлицама (locative plural)
карлицом (instrumental singular)
карлицама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

карлице / карлицо

→ Bulgarian: ка́рлица (kárlica)

→ Macedonian: карлица (karlica)

→ Romanian: carlíță, cấrliță

(archaic or rustic) wooden trough, vat for mixing particularly milk


viljuška

vìljuška (canonical feminine)
вѝљушка (Cyrillic)
vìljuška (nominative singular)
viljuške (nominative plural)
viljuške (genitive singular)
vìljušākā (genitive plural)
vìljuškī (genitive plural)
viljušci (dative singular)
viljuškama (dative plural)
viljušku (accusative singular)
viljuške (accusative plural)
viljuško (singular vocative)
viljuške (plural vocative)
viljušci (locative singular)
viljuškama (locative plural)
viljuškom (instrumental singular)
viljuškama (instrumental plural)

nož, viljuška i žlica dio su pribora za jelo.

The knife, fork and spoon are part of the cutlery.


gvozd

gvȍzd (canonical masculine)
гво̏зд (Cyrillic)
gvozd (nominative singular)
grozdovi (nominative plural)
gvozda (genitive singular)
gvozdova (genitive plural)
gvozdu (dative singular)
gvozdovima (dative plural)
gvozd (accusative singular)
gvozdove (accusative plural)
gvozde (singular vocative)
gvozdovi (plural vocative)
gvozdu (locative singular)
gvozdovima (locative plural)
gvozdom (instrumental singular)
gvozdovima (instrumental plural)


жрвањ

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

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


bradva

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


брадва

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


бат

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


kosač

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


beštek

bèštek (canonical masculine)
бѐштек (Cyrillic)
bèštek (nominative singular)
beštȅk (nominative singular)
beštèci (nominative plural)
beštèki (nominative plural)
beštèka (genitive singular)
beštèka (genitive plural)
beštèku (dative singular)
beštècima (dative plural)
beštèkima (dative plural)
bèštek (accusative singular)
beštȅk (accusative singular)
beštèke (accusative plural)
beštèče (singular vocative)
beštèci (plural vocative)
beštèki (plural vocative)
beštèku (locative singular)
beštècima (locative plural)
beštèkima (locative plural)
beštèkom (instrumental singular)
beštècima (instrumental plural)
beštèkima (instrumental plural)

silverware, cutlery, set of instruments used to take in food


šeflja

šȅflja (canonical feminine)
ше̏фља (Cyrillic)
šȅflja (nominative singular)
šeflje (nominative plural)
šeflje (genitive singular)
šȅfljī (genitive plural)
šȅfljā (genitive plural)
šȅfāljā (genitive plural)
šeflji (dative singular)
šefljama (dative plural)
šeflju (accusative singular)
šeflje (accusative plural)
šefljo (singular vocative)
šeflje (plural vocative)
šeflji (locative singular)
šefljama (locative plural)
šefljom (instrumental singular)
šefljama (instrumental plural)


escajg

sh-noun

ȅscajg or ȅscājg m (Cyrillic spelling е̏сцајг or е̏сца̄јг)

ȅscajg (canonical)
ȅscājg (canonical masculine)
е̏сцајг (Cyrillic)
е̏сца̄јг (Cyrillic)
escajg (nominative singular)
escajgi (nominative plural)
escajzi (nominative plural)
escajga (genitive singular)
escajga (genitive plural)
escajgu (dative singular)
escajgima (dative plural)
escajzima (dative plural)
escajg (accusative singular)
escajge (accusative plural)
escajže (singular vocative)
escajgi (plural vocative)
escajzi (plural vocative)
escajgu (locative singular)
escajgima (locative plural)
escajzima (locative plural)
escajgom (instrumental singular)
escajgima (instrumental plural)
escajzima (instrumental plural)

Proizvodi od plastike za jednokratnu upotrebu, poput tanjira, escajga, slamki ili štapića za uši, biće zabranjeni u Evropskoj uniji, sudeći prema planovima koje su velikom većinom usvojili evroposlanici.

2018 October 24, Aleksandar Mijailović, “EU eliminiše “jednokratnu” plastiku”, in BIZLife, archived from the original on 2018-10-25:

Products of plastic for single use, such as dishes, cutleries, straws, or ear scoops, will be banned in the European Union, judging by plans which the Eurodeputies have espoused by vaste majority.


бадањ

ба̀дањ (canonical masculine)
bàdanj (romanization)
бадањ (nominative singular)
бадњеви (nominative plural)
бадња (genitive singular)
бадњева (genitive plural)
бадњу (dative singular)
бадњевима (dative plural)
бадањ (accusative singular)
бадњеве (accusative plural)
бадњу (singular vocative)
бадњеви (plural vocative)
бадњу (locative singular)
бадњевима (locative plural)
бадњем (instrumental singular)
бадњевима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *bъdьňa. Compare ба̏дња̄к.


маљ

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


malj

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


танбур

та̀нбӯр (canonical masculine)
tànbūr (romanization)
та̀нбӯр (nominative singular)
танбури (nominative plural)
танбу́ра (genitive singular)
танбура (genitive plural)
танбуру (dative singular)
танбурима (dative plural)
танбур (accusative singular)
танбуре (accusative plural)
танбуре (singular vocative)
танбури (plural vocative)
танбуру (locative singular)
танбурима (locative plural)
танбуром (instrumental singular)
танбурима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish طنبوره (tanbura), from Arabic طُنْبُور (ṭunbūr), from Persian دنب بره (dunb-i bere, “lamb's tail”).


pijano

pìjāno (canonical masculine)
пѝја̄но (Cyrillic)
pijano (nominative singular)
pijana (nominative plural)
pijana (genitive singular)
pijana (genitive plural)
pijanu (dative singular)
pijanima (dative plural)
pijano (accusative singular)
pijana (accusative plural)
pijano (singular vocative)
pijana (plural vocative)
pijanu (locative singular)
pijanima (locative plural)
pijanom (instrumental singular)
pijanima (instrumental plural)


lopar

lòpār (canonical masculine)
ло̀па̄р (Cyrillic)
lòpār (nominative singular)
lopári (nominative plural)
lopára (genitive singular)
lopárā (genitive plural)
lopáru (dative singular)
lopárima (dative plural)
lòpār (accusative singular)
lopáre (accusative plural)
lopare (singular vocative)
lopári (plural vocative)
lopáru (locative singular)
lopárima (locative plural)
lopárom (instrumental singular)
lopárima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *loparь. Akin to lopata.

scoop, peel (used to remove bread from an oven)


лопар

ло̀па̄р (canonical masculine)
lòpār (romanization)
ло̀па̄р (nominative singular)
лопа́ри (nominative plural)
лопа́ра (genitive singular)
лопа́ра̄ (genitive plural)
лопа́ру (dative singular)
лопа́рима (dative plural)
ло̀па̄р (accusative singular)
лопа́ре (accusative plural)
лопаре (singular vocative)
лопа́ри (plural vocative)
лопа́ру (locative singular)
лопа́рима (locative plural)
лопа́ром (instrumental singular)
лопа́рима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *loparь. Akin to лопата.


budža

búdža (canonical feminine)
бу́џа (Cyrillic)
budža (nominative singular)
budže (nominative plural)
budže (genitive singular)
budža (genitive plural)
budži (dative singular)
budžama (dative plural)
budžu (accusative singular)
budže (accusative plural)
budžo (singular vocative)
budže (plural vocative)
budži (locative singular)
budžama (locative plural)
budžom (instrumental singular)
budžama (instrumental plural)

By metathesis from Ottoman Turkish جب (cübb), from Arabic جُبّ (jubb, “cistern, well; pit, fosse”).


буџа

бу́џа (canonical feminine)
búdža (romanization)
буџа (nominative singular)
буџе (nominative plural)
буџе (genitive singular)
буџа (genitive plural)
буџи (dative singular)
буџама (dative plural)
буџу (accusative singular)
буџе (accusative plural)
буџо (singular vocative)
буџе (plural vocative)
буџи (locative singular)
буџама (locative plural)
буџом (instrumental singular)
буџама (instrumental plural)


будак

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

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish بوداق (budak).


bukara

bùkara (canonical feminine)
бу̀кара (Cyrillic)
bukara (nominative singular)
bukare (nominative plural)
bukare (genitive singular)
bukara (genitive plural)
bukari (dative singular)
bukarama (dative plural)
bukaru (accusative singular)
bukare (accusative plural)
bukaro (singular vocative)
bukare (plural vocative)
bukari (locative singular)
bukarama (locative plural)
bukarom (instrumental singular)
bukarama (instrumental plural)

From Italian bucchero, from Spanish búcaro, from Portuguese.


букара

бу̀кара (canonical feminine)
bùkara (romanization)
букара (nominative singular)
букаре (nominative plural)
букаре (genitive singular)
букара (genitive plural)
букари (dative singular)
букарама (dative plural)
букару (accusative singular)
букаре (accusative plural)
букаро (singular vocative)
букаре (plural vocative)
букари (locative singular)
букарама (locative plural)
букаром (instrumental singular)
букарама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Italian bucchero, from Spanish búcaro, from Portuguese.


preslica

sh-noun

prȅslica f (Cyrillic spelling пре̏слица)

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

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


преслица

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


vodomer

vȍdomēr (canonical masculine)
во̏доме̄р (Cyrillic)
vodomer (nominative singular)
vodomeri (nominative plural)
vodomera (genitive singular)
vodomera (genitive plural)
vodomeru (dative singular)
vodomerima (dative plural)
vodomer (accusative singular)
vodomere (accusative plural)
vodomeru (singular vocative)
vodomeri (plural vocative)
vodomeru (locative singular)
vodomerima (locative plural)
vodomerom (instrumental singular)
vodomerima (instrumental plural)


водомер

во̏доме̄р (canonical masculine)
vȍdomēr (romanization)
водомер (nominative singular)
водомери (nominative plural)
водомера (genitive singular)
водомера (genitive plural)
водомеру (dative singular)
водомерима (dative plural)
водомер (accusative singular)
водомере (accusative plural)
водомеру (singular vocative)
водомери (plural vocative)
водомеру (locative singular)
водомерима (locative plural)
водомером (instrumental singular)
водомерима (instrumental plural)

вода + мера, мерити


музлица

му̏злица (canonical feminine)
mȕzlica (romanization)
музлица (nominative singular)
музлице (nominative plural)
музлице (genitive singular)
музлица (genitive plural)
музлици (dative singular)
музлицама (dative plural)
музлицу (accusative singular)
музлице (accusative plural)
музлице (singular vocative)
музлице (plural vocative)
музлици (locative singular)
музлицама (locative plural)
музлицом (instrumental singular)
музлицама (instrumental plural)

From му̏сти.

a vessel to milk a cow, goat or sheep into


muzlica

mȕzlica (canonical feminine)
му̏злица (Cyrillic)
muzlica (nominative singular)
muzlice (nominative plural)
muzlice (genitive singular)
muzlica (genitive plural)
muzlici (dative singular)
muzlicama (dative plural)
muzlicu (accusative singular)
muzlice (accusative plural)
muzlice (singular vocative)
muzlice (plural vocative)
muzlici (locative singular)
muzlicama (locative plural)
muzlicom (instrumental singular)
muzlicama (instrumental plural)


шрафцигер

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

sh-decl-noun

шрафцигерима

шрафцигерима

шрафцигерима

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


ренде

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

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


ranac

ránac (canonical masculine)
ра́нац (Cyrillic)
ránac (nominative singular)
ránci (nominative plural)
ránca (genitive singular)
rȃnācā (genitive plural)
rancu (dative singular)
rancima (dative plural)
ranac (accusative singular)
rance (accusative plural)
ranče (singular vocative)
ranci (plural vocative)
rancu (locative singular)
rancima (locative plural)
rancem (instrumental singular)
rancima (instrumental plural)

backpack, backpack, knapsack, rucksack, satchel


ранац

ра́нац (canonical masculine)
ránac (romanization)
ра́нац (nominative singular)
ра́нци (nominative plural)
ра́нца (genitive singular)
ра̑на̄ца̄ (genitive plural)
ранцу (dative singular)
ранцима (dative plural)
ранац (accusative singular)
ранце (accusative plural)
ранче (singular vocative)
ранци (plural vocative)
ранцу (locative singular)
ранцима (locative plural)
ранцем (instrumental singular)
ранцима (instrumental plural)


руксак

ру̏кса̄к (canonical masculine)
rȕksāk (romanization)
ру̏кса̄к (nominative singular)
ру̏кса̄ци (nominative plural)
ру̏кса̄ка (genitive singular)
руксака (genitive plural)
руксаку (dative singular)
руксацима (dative plural)
руксак (accusative singular)
руксаке (accusative plural)
руксаче (singular vocative)
руксаци (plural vocative)
руксаку (locative singular)
руксацима (locative plural)
руксаком (instrumental singular)
руксацима (instrumental plural)


sač

sȁč (canonical masculine)
са̏ч (Cyrillic)
sȁč (nominative singular)
sàčevi (nominative plural)
sača (genitive singular)
sačeva (genitive plural)
saču (dative singular)
sačevima (dative plural)
sač (accusative singular)
sačeve (accusative plural)
saču (singular vocative)
sačevi (plural vocative)
saču (locative singular)
sačevima (locative plural)
sačem (instrumental singular)
sačevima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish ساج (sac).

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


sač

The same word as above, from the plant’s being sodden in iron pans.

Tako dobivaju i lijepu tamnomodru boju miješanjem sača sušena u hladovini s vrlo čistom cijeđi; i ta smjesa vri nekoliko sati, pa se zatim pusti da se ohladi prije nego što se u nju ubace sukna za bojenje.

1984, Alberto Fortis, translated by Mate Maras and Darko Novaković, Put po Dalmaciji, Zagreb: Globus, page 43:

So one adds also fair dark blue dye mingling dried woad in the shade with very clean lye; and this mixture boils for a few hours, for it is then left to cool before cloth is cast into it for dying.


сач

са̏ч (canonical masculine)
sȁč (romanization)
са̏ч (nominative singular)
са̀чеви (nominative plural)
сача (genitive singular)
сачева (genitive plural)
сачу (dative singular)
сачевима (dative plural)
сач (accusative singular)
сачеве (accusative plural)
сачу (singular vocative)
сачеви (plural vocative)
сачу (locative singular)
сачевима (locative plural)
сачем (instrumental singular)
сачевима (instrumental plural)


samokres

sh-noun

sȁmokrēs m (Cyrillic spelling са̏мокре̄с)

sȁmokrēs (canonical masculine)
са̏мокре̄с (Cyrillic)
samokres (nominative singular)
samokresi (nominative plural)
samokresa (genitive singular)
samokresa (genitive plural)
samokresu (dative singular)
samokresima (dative plural)
samokres (accusative singular)
samokrese (accusative plural)
samokrese (singular vocative)
samokresi (plural vocative)
samokresu (locative singular)
samokresima (locative plural)
samokresom (instrumental singular)
samokresima (instrumental plural)


секстант

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

sh-decl-noun

сѐкстана̄та̄


blajštift

sh-noun

blajštift m (Cyrillic spelling блајштифт)


срча

ср̀ча (canonical feminine)
sr̀ča (romanization)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish صرچه (sırça, “glass”).


šrafciger

sh-noun

šràfcīger m (Cyrillic spelling шра̀фцӣгер)

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

→ Albanian: shrafciger — Kosovo

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


šnala

šnála (canonical feminine)
шна́ла (Cyrillic)
šnala (nominative singular)
šnale (nominative plural)
šnale (genitive singular)
šnala (genitive plural)
šnali (dative singular)
šnalama (dative plural)
šnalu (accusative singular)
šnale (accusative plural)
šnalo (singular vocative)
šnale (plural vocative)
šnali (locative singular)
šnalama (locative plural)
šnalom (instrumental singular)
šnalama (instrumental plural)


kračun

kràčūn (canonical masculine)
кра̀чӯн (Cyrillic)
kràčūn (nominative singular)
kračuni (nominative plural)
kračúna (genitive singular)
kračuna (genitive plural)
kračunu (dative singular)
kračunima (dative plural)
kračun (accusative singular)
kračune (accusative plural)
kračune (singular vocative)
kračuni (plural vocative)
kračunu (locative singular)
kračunima (locative plural)
kračunom (instrumental singular)
kračunima (instrumental plural)

Uncertain. Probably from Proto-Slavic *korčunъ. Only South Slavic; compare dialectal Bulgarian крачун (kračun). Akin to krak.


krcaljka

kr̀cāljka f (Cyrillic spelling кр̀ца̄љка)

kr̀cāljka (canonical feminine)
кр̀ца̄љка (Cyrillic)


kropilo

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


кропило

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


ćepčija

ћепчија (Cyrillic)
ćepčija (nominative singular)
ćepčije (nominative plural)
ćepčije (genitive singular)
ćepčija (genitive plural)
ćepčiji (dative singular)
ćepčijama (dative plural)
ćepčiju (accusative singular)
ćepčije (accusative plural)
ćepčijo (singular vocative)
ćepčije (plural vocative)
ćepčiji (locative singular)
ćepčijama (locative plural)
ćepčijom (instrumental singular)
ćepčijama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish كپچه (kepçe), from Persian کپچه (kapče), کفچه (kafče).

bor+

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

(cooking, Serbia regional, Montenegro, rare) ladle


šerpa

šérpa (canonical feminine)
ше́рпа (Cyrillic)
šérpa (nominative singular)
šerpe (nominative plural)
šerpe (genitive singular)
šérpā (genitive plural)
šérpī (genitive plural)
šerpi (dative singular)
šerpama (dative plural)
šerpu (accusative singular)
šerpe (accusative plural)
šerpo (singular vocative)
šerpe (plural vocative)
šerpi (locative singular)
šerpama (locative plural)
šerpom (instrumental singular)
šerpama (instrumental plural)


шерпа

ше́рпа (canonical feminine)
šérpa (romanization)
ше́рпа (nominative singular)
шерпе (nominative plural)
шерпе (genitive singular)
ше́рпа̄ (genitive plural)
ше́рпӣ (genitive plural)
шерпи (dative singular)
шерпама (dative plural)
шерпу (accusative singular)
шерпе (accusative plural)
шерпо (singular vocative)
шерпе (plural vocative)
шерпи (locative singular)
шерпама (locative plural)
шерпом (instrumental singular)
шерпама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

ше́рпа̄/ше́рпӣ


гумб

гу̏мб (canonical masculine)
gȕmb (romanization)
гу̏мб (nominative singular)
гу̏мби (nominative plural)
гумба (genitive singular)
гу̑мба̄ (genitive plural)
гумбу (dative singular)
гумбима (dative plural)
гумб (accusative singular)
гумбе (accusative plural)
гумбе (singular vocative)
гумби (plural vocative)
гумбу (locative singular)
гумбима (locative plural)
гумбом (instrumental singular)
гумбима (instrumental plural)

From Hungarian gomb, from Greek κόμβος (kómvos).


виле

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

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


тузлук

ту̀злук (canonical masculine)
tùzluk (romanization)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish طوزلق (tuzluk), equivalent to tȗz + -luk.


mlatilo

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


mlatilica

sh-noun

mlàtilica f (Cyrillic spelling мла̀тилица)

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


mlat

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


gajba

gȃjba (canonical feminine)
га̑јба (Cyrillic)
gȃjba (nominative singular)
gajbe (nominative plural)
gajbe (genitive singular)
gȃjbā (genitive plural)
gȃjbī (genitive plural)
gajbi (dative singular)
gajbama (dative plural)
gajbu (accusative singular)
gajbe (accusative plural)
gajbo (singular vocative)
gajbe (plural vocative)
gajbi (locative singular)
gajbama (locative plural)
gajbom (instrumental singular)
gajbama (instrumental plural)


гајба

га̑јба (canonical feminine)
gȃjba (romanization)
га̑јба (nominative singular)
гајбе (nominative plural)
гајбе (genitive singular)
га̑јба̄ (genitive plural)
га̑јбӣ (genitive plural)
гајби (dative singular)
гајбама (dative plural)
гајбу (accusative singular)
гајбе (accusative plural)
гајбо (singular vocative)
гајбе (plural vocative)
гајби (locative singular)
гајбама (locative plural)
гајбом (instrumental singular)
гајбама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

га̑јба̄ / га̑јбӣ


млатилица

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

млатилице / млатилицо

мла‧ти‧ли‧ца


млатило

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

From мла̑т + -ило.

af

мла̑т + -ило


млат

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


кибла

ки́бла (canonical feminine)
kíbla (romanization)
кибла (nominative singular)
кибле (genitive singular)
кибли (dative singular)
киблу (accusative singular)
кибло (singular vocative)
кибли (locative singular)
киблом (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قبله (kıble), from Arabic قِبْلَة (qibla).


pretis lonac

sh-noun

pretis lonac m (Cyrillic spelling претис лонац)

претис лонац (Cyrillic)


претис лонац

претис лонац m (Latin spelling pretis lonac)


drombulja

drombulja f (Cyrillic spelling дромбуља)


ocjeđivač

ocjeđivač m (Cyrillic spelling оцјеђивач)


tašna

tàšna (canonical feminine)
та̀шна (Cyrillic)
tašna (nominative singular)
tašne (nominative plural)
tašne (genitive singular)
tàšnā (genitive plural)
tàšnī (genitive plural)
tašni (dative singular)
tašnama (dative plural)
tašnu (accusative singular)
tašne (accusative plural)
tašno (singular vocative)
tašne (plural vocative)
tašni (locative singular)
tašnama (locative plural)
tašnom (instrumental singular)
tašnama (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

tàšnā / tàšnī


тесла

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


srča

sr̀ča (canonical feminine)
ср̀ча (Cyrillic)


дибек

дѝбек (canonical masculine)
dìbek (romanization)
дибек (nominative singular)
дибеци (nominative plural)
дибека (genitive singular)
дибека (genitive plural)
дибеку (dative singular)
дибецима (dative plural)
дибек (accusative singular)
дибеке (accusative plural)
дибече (singular vocative)
дибеци (plural vocative)
дибеку (locative singular)
дибецима (locative plural)
дибеком (instrumental singular)
дибецима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish دیبك (dibek). Rarely encountered in Serbo-Croatian, more typical for Macedonian, and some rural parts of Bulgaria.

bor+

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


токмак

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

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish طوقماق (tokmak).


гвозд

гво̏зд (canonical masculine)
gvȍzd (romanization)
гвозд (nominative singular)
гвоздови (nominative plural)
гвозда (genitive singular)
гвоздова (genitive plural)
гвозду (dative singular)
гвоздовима (dative plural)
гвозд (accusative singular)
гвоздове (accusative plural)
гвозде (singular vocative)
гвоздови (plural vocative)
гвозду (locative singular)
гвоздовима (locative plural)
гвоздом (instrumental singular)
гвоздовима (instrumental plural)


гвозд

sh-noun

гво̑зд or гво̏зд m (Latin spelling gvȏzd or gvȍzd)

гво̑зд (canonical)
гво̏зд (canonical masculine)
gvȏzd (romanization)
gvȍzd (romanization)
гвозд (nominative singular)
гвоздови (nominative plural)
гвозда (genitive singular)
гвоздова (genitive plural)
гвозду (dative singular)
гвоздовима (dative plural)
гвозд (accusative singular)
гвоздове (accusative plural)
гвозде (singular vocative)
гвоздови (plural vocative)
гвозду (locative singular)
гвоздовима (locative plural)
гвоздом (instrumental singular)
гвоздовима (instrumental plural)

(obsolete, dialectal) nail, spike of iron


oklagija

oklàgija f (Cyrillic spelling окла̀гија)

oklàgija (canonical feminine)
окла̀гија (Cyrillic)
oklagija (nominative singular)
oklagije (nominative plural)
oklagije (genitive singular)
oklagija (genitive plural)
oklagiji (dative singular)
oklagijama (dative plural)
oklagiju (accusative singular)
oklagije (accusative plural)
oklagijo (singular vocative)
oklagije (plural vocative)
oklagiji (locative singular)
oklagijama (locative plural)
oklagijom (instrumental singular)
oklagijama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish اوقلاغی (oklağı) (Turkish oklava).


чекмеџе

чекмѐџе (canonical neuter)
čekmèdže (romanization)
чекмеџе (nominative singular)
чекмеџета (nominative plural)
чекмеџета (genitive singular)
чекмеџета (genitive plural)
чекмеџету (dative singular)
чекмеџетима (dative plural)
чекмеџе (accusative singular)
чекмеџета (accusative plural)
чекмеџе (singular vocative)
чекмеџета (plural vocative)
чекмеџету (locative singular)
чекмеџетима (locative plural)
чекмеџетом (instrumental singular)
чекмеџетима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish چكمجه (çekmece).

(colloquial, dated) drawer, a furniturized storage unit, a casket or desk that instead of a lid has pull-out mechanism


есцајг

sh-noun

е̏сцајг or е̏сца̄јг m (Latin spelling ȅscajg or ȅscājg)

е̏сцајг (canonical)
е̏сца̄јг (canonical masculine)
ȅscajg (romanization)
ȅscājg (romanization)
есцајг (nominative singular)
есцајги (nominative plural)
есцајзи (nominative plural)
есцајга (genitive singular)
есцајга (genitive plural)
есцајгу (dative singular)
есцајгима (dative plural)
есцајзима (dative plural)
есцајг (accusative singular)
есцајге (accusative plural)
есцајже (singular vocative)
есцајги (plural vocative)
есцајзи (plural vocative)
есцајгу (locative singular)
есцајгима (locative plural)
есцајзима (locative plural)
есцајгом (instrumental singular)
есцајгима (instrumental plural)
есцајзима (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

есцајги / есцајзи

есцајгима / есцајзима

есцајги / есцајзи

есцајгима / есцајзима

есцајгима / есцајзима


бештек

бѐштек (canonical masculine)
bèštek (romanization)
бѐштек (nominative singular)
беште̏к (nominative singular)
бештѐци (nominative plural)
бештѐки (nominative plural)
бештѐка (genitive singular)
бештѐка (genitive plural)
бештѐку (dative singular)
бештѐцима (dative plural)
бештѐкима (dative plural)
бѐштек (accusative singular)
беште̏к (accusative singular)
бештѐке (accusative plural)
бештѐче (singular vocative)
бештѐци (plural vocative)
бештѐки (plural vocative)
бештѐку (locative singular)
бештѐцима (locative plural)
бештѐкима (locative plural)
бештѐком (instrumental singular)
бештѐцима (instrumental plural)
бештѐкима (instrumental plural)

бѐштек / беште̏к

бештѐци / бештѐки

бештѐцима / бештѐкима

бѐштек / беште̏к

бештѐци / бештѐки

бештѐцима / бештѐкима

бештѐцима / бештѐкима


zasun

zásun (canonical masculine)
за́сун (Cyrillic)
zasun (nominative singular)
zasuni (nominative plural)
zasuna (genitive singular)
zasuna (genitive plural)
zasunu (dative singular)
zasunima (dative plural)
zasun (accusative singular)
zasune (accusative plural)
zasune (singular vocative)
zasuni (plural vocative)
zasunu (locative singular)
zasunima (locative plural)
zasunom (instrumental singular)
zasunima (instrumental plural)


dibek

dìbek (canonical masculine)
дѝбек (Cyrillic)
dibek (nominative singular)
dibeci (nominative plural)
dibeka (genitive singular)
dibeka (genitive plural)
dibeku (dative singular)
dibecima (dative plural)
dibek (accusative singular)
dibeke (accusative plural)
dibeče (singular vocative)
dibeci (plural vocative)
dibeku (locative singular)
dibecima (locative plural)
dibekom (instrumental singular)
dibecima (instrumental plural)


ћепчија

ćepčija (romanization)
чепчија (nominative singular)
чепчије (nominative plural)
чепчије (genitive singular)
чепчија (genitive plural)
чепчији (dative singular)
чепчијама (dative plural)
чепчију (accusative singular)
чепчије (accusative plural)
чепчијо (singular vocative)
чепчије (plural vocative)
чепчији (locative singular)
чепчијама (locative plural)
чепчијом (instrumental singular)
чепчијама (instrumental plural)


менгеле

sh-noun

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

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

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish منگنه (mengene).


кумбара

sh-noun

кумба̀ра or ку̀мбара f (Latin spelling kumbàra or kùmbara)

кумба̀ра (canonical)
ку̀мбара (canonical feminine)
kumbàra (romanization)
kùmbara (romanization)
кумбара (nominative singular)
кумбаре (nominative plural)
кумбаре (genitive singular)
кумбара (genitive plural)
кумбари (dative singular)
кумбарама (dative plural)
кумбару (accusative singular)
кумбаре (accusative plural)
кумбаро (singular vocative)
кумбаре (plural vocative)
кумбари (locative singular)
кумбарама (locative plural)
кумбаром (instrumental singular)
кумбарама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish خمبره (kumbara).

bor+

(archaic) bomb, a kind of lombard-projectile


čekmedže

čekmèdže (canonical neuter)
чекмѐџе (Cyrillic)
čekmedže (nominative singular)
čekmedžeta (nominative plural)
čekmedžeta (genitive singular)
čekmedžeta (genitive plural)
čekmedžetu (dative singular)
čekmedžetima (dative plural)
čekmedže (accusative singular)
čekmedžeta (accusative plural)
čekmedže (singular vocative)
čekmedžeta (plural vocative)
čekmedžetu (locative singular)
čekmedžetima (locative plural)
čekmedžetom (instrumental singular)
čekmedžetima (instrumental plural)


đule

đȕle (canonical neuter)
ђу̏ле (Cyrillic)
đule (nominative singular)
đȕlād (nominative plural)
đuleta (genitive singular)
đulada (genitive plural)
đuletu (dative singular)
đuladima (dative plural)
đule (accusative singular)
đulad (accusative plural)
đule (singular vocative)
đulad (plural vocative)
đuletu (locative singular)
đuladima (locative plural)
đuletom (instrumental singular)
đuladima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish گله (gülle).


fišeklija

sh-noun

fišèklija f (Cyrillic spelling фишѐклија)

fišèklija (canonical feminine)
фишѐклија (Cyrillic)
fišeklija (nominative singular)
fišeklije (nominative plural)
fišeklije (genitive singular)
fišeklija (genitive plural)
fišekliji (dative singular)
fišeklijama (dative plural)
fišekliju (accusative singular)
fišeklijе (accusative plural)
fišeklijo (singular vocative)
fišeklije (plural vocative)
fišekliji (locative singular)
fišeklijama (locative plural)
fišeklijom (instrumental singular)
fišeklijama (instrumental plural)

From older fišèkluk, from Ottoman Turkish فشكلك (fişeklik), equivalent to фѝшек + -лук.

affix

фѝшек + -лук


ђуле

ђу̏ле (canonical neuter)
đȕle (romanization)
ђуле (nominative singular)
ђу̏ла̄д (nominative plural)
ђулета (genitive singular)
ђулада (genitive plural)
ђулету (dative singular)
ђуладима (dative plural)
ђуле (accusative singular)
ђулад (accusative plural)
ђуле (singular vocative)
ђулад (plural vocative)
ђулету (locative singular)
ђуладима (locative plural)
ђулетом (instrumental singular)
ђуладима (instrumental plural)


фишеклија

фишѐклија (canonical feminine)
fišèklija (romanization)
фишеклија (nominative singular)
фишеклије (nominative plural)
фишеклије (genitive singular)
фишеклија (genitive plural)
фишеклији (dative singular)
фишеклијама (dative plural)
фишеклију (accusative singular)
фишеклије (accusative plural)
фишеклијо (singular vocative)
фишеклије (plural vocative)
фишеклији (locative singular)
фишеклијама (locative plural)
фишеклијом (instrumental singular)
фишеклијама (instrumental plural)

From older фишѐклук, from Ottoman Turkish فشكلك (fişeklik), equivalent to fìšek + -luk.


barutnica

sh-noun

barutnica f (Cyrillic spelling барутница)

барутница (Cyrillic)
barutnica (nominative singular)
barutnice (nominative plural)
barutnice (genitive singular)
barutnica (genitive plural)
barutnici (dative singular)
barutnicama (dative plural)
barutnicu (accusative singular)
barutnice (accusative plural)
barutnice (singular vocative)
barutnice (plural vocative)
barutnici (locative singular)
barutnicama (locative plural)
barutnicom (instrumental singular)
barutnicama (instrumental plural)


барутница

barutnica (romanization)
барутница (nominative singular)
барутнице (nominative plural)
барутнице (genitive singular)
барутница (genitive plural)
барутници (dative singular)
барутницама (dative plural)
барутницу (accusative singular)
барутнице (accusative plural)
барутнице (singular vocative)
барутнице (plural vocative)
барутници (locative singular)
барутницама (locative plural)
барутницом (instrumental singular)
барутницама (instrumental plural)

ба́рут + -ница.

affix

ба́рут + -ница


papagajke

sh-noun

papàgājke f pl (Cyrillic spelling папа̀га̄јке)

papàgājke (canonical feminine plural)
папа̀га̄јке (Cyrillic)


vrećica

vrȅćica (canonical feminine)
вре̏ћица (Cyrillic)
vrȅćica (nominative singular)
vrećice (nominative plural)
vrȅćicē (genitive singular)
vrȅćīcā (genitive plural)
vrećici (dative singular)
vrećicama (dative plural)
vrećicu (accusative singular)
vrećice (accusative plural)
vrećico (singular vocative)
vrećice (plural vocative)
vrećici (locative singular)
vrećicama (locative plural)
vrećicom (instrumental singular)
vrećicama (instrumental plural)


tenef

tènef (canonical masculine)
тѐнеф (Cyrillic)
tenef (nominative singular)
tenefi (nominative plural)
tenefa (genitive singular)
tenefa (genitive plural)
tenefu (dative singular)
tenefima (dative plural)
tenef (accusative singular)
tenefe (accusative plural)
tenefe (singular vocative)
tenefi (plural vocative)
tenefu (locative singular)
tenefima (locative plural)
tenefom (instrumental singular)
tenefima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish تنف (tenef), vulgarized from طنب (tunb, tunüb), from Arabic طُنُب (ṭunub).

bor+

Бијеле му савезаше руке,
Од лаката тенеф до ноката

a. 1846, “Serbian folk song Од Хорвата Мато”:

They tied up his white hands,
From the elbow to the nails a rope.

За тенефе коње заведоше,
И два топа довукли су туте,
Тенеф паде коњи полетјеше,
А два топа над њим’ упалише,
Нек се чује Задру каменому,
Да су њему коњи полетјели.

a. 1889, “Serbian folk song Халил тражи Мујова ђогата (Јабланица)”:

They led the horses by ropes,
And they brought two cannonballs down here,
The rope fell, the horses flew off,
And two cannonballs fell on him,
Let Rocky Zadar hear
That his horses flew.

(obsolete, Serbia in some places) rope, line