klot

klȍt (canonical masculine)
кло̏т (Cyrillic)


stolar

stȍlār (canonical masculine)
сто̏ла̄р (Cyrillic)
stolar (nominative singular)
stolari (nominative plural)
stolara (genitive singular)
stolara (genitive plural)
stolaru (dative singular)
stolarima (dative plural)
stolara (accusative singular)
stolare (accusative plural)
stolare (singular vocative)
stolaru (singular vocative)
stolari (plural vocative)
stolaru (locative singular)
stolarima (locative plural)
stolarom (instrumental singular)
stolarima (instrumental plural)


vez

vȇz (canonical masculine)
ве̑з (Cyrillic)
vȇz (nominative singular)
vézovi (nominative plural)
veza (genitive singular)
vezova (genitive plural)
vezu (dative singular)
vezovima (dative plural)
vez (accusative singular)
vezove (accusative plural)
vezu (singular vocative)
vezovi (plural vocative)
vezu (locative singular)
vezovima (locative plural)
vezom (instrumental singular)
vezovima (instrumental plural)


stan

stȃn (canonical masculine)
ста̑н (Cyrillic)
stȃn (nominative singular)
stȁnovi (nominative plural)
stana (genitive singular)
stanova (genitive plural)
stanu (dative singular)
stanovima (dative plural)
stan (accusative singular)
stanove (accusative plural)
stane (singular vocative)
stanovi (plural vocative)
stanu (locative singular)
stanovima (locative plural)
stanom (instrumental singular)
stanovima (instrumental plural)

tkàlačkī stȃn
tkalački stan#Serbo-Croatian


koža

kȍža (canonical feminine)
ко̏жа (Cyrillic)
kȍža (nominative singular)
kože (nominative plural)
kože (genitive singular)
kȏžā (genitive plural)
koži (dative singular)
kožama (dative plural)
kožu (accusative singular)
kože (accusative plural)
kožo (singular vocative)
kože (plural vocative)
koži (locative singular)
kožama (locative plural)
kožom (instrumental singular)
kožama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *koža. Related to Czech kůže.


meh

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


bod

bȏd (canonical masculine)
бо̑д (Cyrillic)
bȏd (nominative singular)
bódovi (nominative plural)
boda (genitive singular)
bodova (genitive plural)
bodu (dative singular)
bodovima (dative plural)
bod (accusative singular)
bodove (accusative plural)
bode (singular vocative)
bodovi (plural vocative)
bodu (locative singular)
bodovima (locative plural)
bodom (instrumental singular)
bodovima (instrumental plural)


кожа

ко̏жа (canonical feminine)
kȍža (romanization)
ко̏жа (nominative singular)
коже (nominative plural)
коже (genitive singular)
ко̑жа̄ (genitive plural)
кожи (dative singular)
кожама (dative plural)
кожу (accusative singular)
коже (accusative plural)
кожо (singular vocative)
коже (plural vocative)
кожи (locative singular)
кожама (locative plural)
кожом (instrumental singular)
кожама (instrumental plural)


tesar

tȅsār (canonical masculine)
те̏са̄р (Cyrillic)
tesar (nominative singular)
tesari (nominative plural)
tesara (genitive singular)
tesara (genitive plural)
tesaru (dative singular)
tesarima (dative plural)
tesara (accusative singular)
tesare (accusative plural)
tesaru (singular vocative)
tesari (plural vocative)
tesaru (locative singular)
tesarima (locative plural)
tesarom (instrumental singular)
tesarima (instrumental plural)


igla

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


krzno

kŕzno (canonical neuter)
кр́зно (Cyrillic)
krzno (nominative singular)
krzna (nominative plural)
krzna (genitive singular)
krzna (genitive plural)
krznu (dative singular)
krznima (dative plural)
krzno (accusative singular)
krzna (accusative plural)
krzno (singular vocative)
krzna (plural vocative)
krznu (locative singular)
krznima (locative plural)
krznom (instrumental singular)
krznima (instrumental plural)

a fur coat or any other type of clothes made of fur


кожух

ко̀жух (canonical masculine)
kòžuh (romanization)
кожух (nominative singular)
ко̏жуси (nominative plural)
кожуха (genitive singular)
кожуха (genitive plural)
кожуху (dative singular)
кожусима (dative plural)
кожух (accusative singular)
кожухе (accusative plural)
кожуше (singular vocative)
кожуси (plural vocative)
кожуху (locative singular)
кожусима (locative plural)
кожухом (instrumental singular)
кожусима (instrumental plural)


тесар

те̏са̄р (canonical masculine)
tȅsār (romanization)
тесар (nominative singular)
тесари (nominative plural)
тесара (genitive singular)
тесара (genitive plural)
тесару (dative singular)
тесарима (dative plural)
тесара (accusative singular)
тесаре (accusative plural)
тесару (singular vocative)
тесари (plural vocative)
тесару (locative singular)
тесарима (locative plural)
тесаром (instrumental singular)
тесарима (instrumental plural)


столар

сто̏ла̄р (canonical masculine)
stȍlār (romanization)
столар (nominative singular)
столари (nominative plural)
столара (genitive singular)
столара (genitive plural)
столару (dative singular)
столарима (dative plural)
столара (accusative singular)
столаре (accusative plural)
столаре (singular vocative)
столару (singular vocative)
столари (plural vocative)
столару (locative singular)
столарима (locative plural)
столаром (instrumental singular)
столарима (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

столаре / столару

From сто̑л + -ар.


pletivo

plȅtīvo (canonical neuter)
пле̏тӣво (Cyrillic)
pletivo (nominative singular)
pletiva (nominative plural)
pletiva (genitive singular)
pletivā (genitive plural)
pletivu (dative singular)
pletivima (dative plural)
pletivo (accusative singular)
pletiva (accusative plural)
pletivo (singular vocative)
pletiva (plural vocative)
pletivu (locative singular)
pletivima (locative plural)
pletivom (instrumental singular)
pletivima (instrumental plural)


игла

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

ига́ла̄ / и́гла̄ / и́глӣ


kožuh

kòžuh (canonical masculine)
ко̀жух (Cyrillic)
kožuh (nominative singular)
kȍžusi (nominative plural)
kožuha (genitive singular)
kožuha (genitive plural)
kožuhu (dative singular)
kožusima (dative plural)
kožuh (accusative singular)
kožuhe (accusative plural)
kožuše (singular vocative)
kožusi (plural vocative)
kožuhu (locative singular)
kožusima (locative plural)
kožuhom (instrumental singular)
kožusima (instrumental plural)

Pa onda još povrh kamena baci bijes kožuh Potjehov pa još na kožuh sjedne on sam, pa onda stade igrati i skakati po kožuhu: "Oje oj! Oje oj! dovršen je posao moj!"- ciči bijes.

1916, Ivana Brlić-Mažuranić, Kako je Potjeh tražio istinu:


вез

ве̑з (canonical masculine)
vȇz (romanization)
ве̑з (nominative singular)
ве́зови (nominative plural)
веза (genitive singular)
везова (genitive plural)
везу (dative singular)
везовима (dative plural)
вез (accusative singular)
везове (accusative plural)
везу (singular vocative)
везови (plural vocative)
везу (locative singular)
везовима (locative plural)
везом (instrumental singular)
везовима (instrumental plural)

From ве́зати.


мех

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

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


разбој

ра́збо̄ј (canonical masculine)
rázbōj (romanization)
ра́збо̄ј (nominative singular)
разбоји (nominative plural)
ра́збоја (genitive singular)
разбоја (genitive plural)
разбоју (dative singular)
разбојима (dative plural)
разбој (accusative singular)
разбоје (accusative plural)
разбоју (singular vocative)
разбоји (plural vocative)
разбоју (locative singular)
разбојима (locative plural)
разбојем (instrumental singular)
разбојима (instrumental plural)

From ра̀збити.


крзно

кр́зно (canonical neuter)
kŕzno (romanization)
крзно (nominative singular)
крзна (nominative plural)
крзна (genitive singular)
крзна (genitive plural)
крзну (dative singular)
крзнима (dative plural)
крзно (accusative singular)
крзна (accusative plural)
крзно (singular vocative)
крзна (plural vocative)
крзну (locative singular)
крзнима (locative plural)
крзном (instrumental singular)
крзнима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kъrzьno. Cognate with Russian корзно (korzno, “fur coat”), dialectal Bulgarian кръзна (krǎzna, “grime on the skin”), Slovenian krzno. The Slavic word was loaned from an Eastern language, compare Ossetian кӕрц (kærc, “fur coat”). German Kürschner (“furrier”) is of Slavic origin.


razboj

rázbōj (canonical masculine)
ра́збо̄ј (Cyrillic)
rázbōj (nominative singular)
razboji (nominative plural)
rázboja (genitive singular)
razboja (genitive plural)
razboju (dative singular)
razbojima (dative plural)
razboj (accusative singular)
razboje (accusative plural)
razboju (singular vocative)
razboji (plural vocative)
razboju (locative singular)
razbojima (locative plural)
razbojem (instrumental singular)
razbojima (instrumental plural)


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)


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


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)


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)


šav

šȁv (canonical masculine)
ша̏в (Cyrillic)
šȁv (nominative singular)
šàvovi (nominative plural)
šava (genitive singular)
šavova (genitive plural)
šavu (dative singular)
šavovima (dative plural)
šav (accusative singular)
šavove (accusative plural)
šave (singular vocative)
šavovi (plural vocative)
šavu (locative singular)
šavovima (locative plural)
šavom (instrumental singular)
šavovima (instrumental plural)


vreteno

vretèno (canonical neuter)
вретѐно (Cyrillic)
vretèno (nominative singular)
vretèna (nominative plural)
vretèna (genitive singular)
vreténā (genitive plural)
vretenu (dative singular)
vretenima (dative plural)
vreteno (accusative singular)
vretena (accusative plural)
vreteno (singular vocative)
vretena (plural vocative)
vretenu (locative singular)
vretenima (locative plural)
vretenom (instrumental singular)
vretenima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *verteno (Old Church Slavonic врѣтено (vrěteno), Russian веретено́ (veretenó), Polish wrzeciono). Compare vrtjeti, vrteti.


вретено

вретѐно (canonical neuter)
vretèno (romanization)
вретѐно (nominative singular)
вретѐна (nominative plural)
вретѐна (genitive singular)
врете́на̄ (genitive plural)
вретену (dative singular)
вретенима (dative plural)
вретено (accusative singular)
вретена (accusative plural)
вретено (singular vocative)
вретена (plural vocative)
вретену (locative singular)
вретенима (locative plural)
вретеном (instrumental singular)
вретенима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *verteno (Old Church Slavonic врѣтено (vrěteno), Russian веретено́ (veretenó), Polish wrzeciono). Compare вртјети, вртети.


blanja

blȁnja (canonical feminine)
бла̏ња (Cyrillic)
blanja (nominative singular)
blanje (nominative plural)
blanje (genitive singular)
blanja (genitive plural)
blanji (dative singular)
blanjama (dative plural)
blanju (accusative singular)
blanje (accusative plural)
blanjo (singular vocative)
blanje (plural vocative)
blanji (locative singular)
blanjama (locative plural)
blanjom (instrumental singular)
blanjama (instrumental plural)

From Latin *plānea, variant of plāna (“plane”).


блања

бла̏ња (canonical feminine)
blȁnja (romanization)
блања (nominative singular)
блање (nominative plural)
блање (genitive singular)
блања (genitive plural)
блањи (dative singular)
блањама (dative plural)
блању (accusative singular)
блање (accusative plural)
блањо (singular vocative)
блање (plural vocative)
блањи (locative singular)
блањама (locative plural)
блањом (instrumental singular)
блањама (instrumental plural)


kolovrat

sh-noun

kȍlovrȃt m (Cyrillic spelling ко̏ловра̑т)

kȍlovrȃt (canonical masculine)
ко̏ловра̑т (Cyrillic)
kolovrat (nominative singular)
kolovrati (nominative plural)
kolovrata (genitive singular)
kolovrata (genitive plural)
kolovratu (dative singular)
kolovratima (dative plural)
kolovrat (accusative singular)
kolovrate (accusative plural)
kolovrate (singular vocative)
kolovrati (plural vocative)
kolovratu (locative singular)
kolovratima (locative plural)
kolovratom (instrumental singular)
kolovratima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kolovortъ; equivalent to kolo (“wheel”) + vrat (“neck”).


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)

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


preslica

prȅslica f (Cyrillic spelling пре̏слица)

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


клот

кло̏т (canonical masculine)
klȍt (romanization)


vratilo

vràtilo (canonical neuter)
вра̀тило (Cyrillic)
vratilo (nominative singular)
vratila (nominative plural)
vratila (genitive singular)
vratila (genitive plural)
vratilu (dative singular)
vratilima (dative plural)
vratilo (accusative singular)
vratila (accusative plural)
vratilo (singular vocative)
vratila (plural vocative)
vratilu (locative singular)
vratilima (locative plural)
vratilom (instrumental singular)
vratilima (instrumental plural)


вратило

вра̀тило (canonical neuter)
vràtilo (romanization)

From вра́ти(ти) (“to turn back”) + -ило.


чунак

чу́нак (canonical masculine)
čúnak (romanization)
чунак (nominative singular)
чунци (nominative plural)
чунка (genitive singular)
чунака (genitive plural)
чунку (dative singular)
чунцима (dative plural)
чунак (accusative singular)
чунке (accusative plural)
чунче (singular vocative)
чунци (plural vocative)
чунку (locative singular)
чунцима (locative plural)
чунком (instrumental singular)
чунцима (instrumental plural)


čunak

čúnak (canonical masculine)
чу́нак (Cyrillic)
čunak (nominative singular)
čunci (nominative plural)
čunka (genitive singular)
čunaka (genitive plural)
čunku (dative singular)
čuncima (dative plural)
čunak (accusative singular)
čunke (accusative plural)
čunče (singular vocative)
čunci (plural vocative)
čunku (locative singular)
čuncima (locative plural)
čunkom (instrumental singular)
čuncima (instrumental plural)


čelebija

čelèbija (canonical masculine)
челѐбија (Cyrillic)
čelèbija (nominative singular)
čelèbije (nominative plural)
čelèbijē (genitive singular)
čelèbījā (genitive plural)
čelèbiji (dative singular)
čelèbijama (dative plural)
čelèbiju (accusative singular)
čelèbije (accusative plural)
čelèbijo (singular vocative)
čelèbije (plural vocative)
čelèbiji (locative singular)
čelèbijama (locative plural)
čelèbijōm (instrumental singular)
čelèbijama (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

Declension of čelèbija

Као самостални дио служи »челебија« од буковог дрвета за управљање и провлачење нити.

1957, Душан Дрљача, Мутапчије у Мркоњић-Граду (Гласник земаљског музеја у Сарајеву; 12), Сарајево, published 1957, page 55:

Serving as an independent part is the "čelebija" made of beechwood, used for guiding and threading the weft.

Kao samostalni dio služi »čelebija« od bukovog drveta za upravljanje i provlačenje niti.

Челеби́ју ту́римо на зе́ват, про́времо ђу па ни́тимо (Пир[от]).

2014, Драгољуб Златковић, Речник пиротског говора (О-Ш), Службени гласник, →ISBN, page 567:

We set the čelebija in between the threads of the warp, we pull it through and then weave (from Pirot).

Čelebíju túrimo na zévat, próvremo đu pa nítimo (Pir[ot]).

(historical) a piece of wood used in weaving (unlike other uses, in feminine gender)