Тен

Те̏н (canonical masculine)
Tȅn (romanization)
Тен (nominative singular)
Тена (genitive singular)
Тену (dative singular)
Тена (accusative singular)
Тене (singular vocative)
Тену (locative singular)
Теном (instrumental singular)


božiji

bȍžijī (canonical)
бо̏жијӣ (Cyrillic)
božiji (masculine nominative singular)
božija (feminine nominative singular)
božije (neuter nominative singular)
božijeg (genitive masculine singular)
božijega (genitive masculine singular)
božije (feminine genitive singular)
božijeg (genitive neuter singular)
božijega (genitive neuter singular)
božijem (dative masculine singular)
božijemu (dative masculine singular)
božijoj (dative feminine singular)
božijem (dative neuter singular)
božijemu (dative neuter singular)
božiji (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
božiju (accusative feminine singular)
božije (accusative neuter singular)
božijeg (accusative animate masculine singular)
božijega (accusative animate masculine singular)
božiji (masculine singular vocative)
božija (feminine singular vocative)
božije (neuter singular vocative)
božijem (locative masculine singular)
božijemu (locative masculine singular)
božijoj (feminine locative singular)
božijem (locative neuter singular)
božijemu (locative neuter singular)
božijim (instrumental masculine singular)
božijom (feminine instrumental singular)
božijim (instrumental neuter singular)
božiji (masculine nominative plural)
božije (feminine nominative plural)
božija (neuter nominative plural)
božijih (genitive masculine plural)
božijih (feminine genitive plural)
božijih (genitive neuter plural)
božijim (dative masculine plural)
božijima (dative masculine plural)
božijim (dative feminine plural)
božijima (dative feminine plural)
božijim (dative neuter plural)
božijima (dative neuter plural)
božije (accusative masculine plural)
božije (accusative feminine plural)
božija (accusative neuter plural)
božiji (masculine plural vocative)
božije (feminine plural vocative)
božija (neuter plural vocative)
božijim (locative masculine plural)
božijima (locative masculine plural)
božijim (feminine locative plural)
božijima (feminine locative plural)
božijim (locative neuter plural)
božijima (locative neuter plural)
božijim (instrumental masculine plural)
božijima (instrumental masculine plural)
božijim (feminine instrumental plural)
božijima (feminine instrumental plural)
božijim (instrumental neuter plural)
božijima (instrumental neuter plural)


божији

бо̏жијӣ (canonical)
bȍžijī (romanization)
божији (masculine nominative singular)
божија (feminine nominative singular)
божије (neuter nominative singular)
божијег (genitive masculine singular)
божијега (genitive masculine singular)
божије (feminine genitive singular)
божијег (genitive neuter singular)
божијега (genitive neuter singular)
божијем (dative masculine singular)
божијему (dative masculine singular)
божијој (dative feminine singular)
божијем (dative neuter singular)
божијему (dative neuter singular)
божији (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
божију (accusative feminine singular)
божије (accusative neuter singular)
божијег (accusative animate masculine singular)
божијега (accusative animate masculine singular)
божији (masculine singular vocative)
божија (feminine singular vocative)
божије (neuter singular vocative)
божијем (locative masculine singular)
божијему (locative masculine singular)
божијој (feminine locative singular)
божијем (locative neuter singular)
божијему (locative neuter singular)
божијим (instrumental masculine singular)
божијом (feminine instrumental singular)
божијим (instrumental neuter singular)
божији (masculine nominative plural)
божије (feminine nominative plural)
божија (neuter nominative plural)
божијих (genitive masculine plural)
божијих (feminine genitive plural)
божијих (genitive neuter plural)
божијим (dative masculine plural)
божијима (dative masculine plural)
божијим (dative feminine plural)
божијима (dative feminine plural)
божијим (dative neuter plural)
божијима (dative neuter plural)
божије (accusative masculine plural)
божије (accusative feminine plural)
божија (accusative neuter plural)
божији (masculine plural vocative)
божије (feminine plural vocative)
божија (neuter plural vocative)
божијим (locative masculine plural)
божијима (locative masculine plural)
божијим (feminine locative plural)
божијима (feminine locative plural)
божијим (locative neuter plural)
божијима (locative neuter plural)
божијим (instrumental masculine plural)
божијима (instrumental masculine plural)
божијим (feminine instrumental plural)
божијима (feminine instrumental plural)
божијим (instrumental neuter plural)
божијима (instrumental neuter plural)

божији
божијег(а)


friz

frȋz (canonical masculine)
фри̑з (Cyrillic)
friz (nominative singular)
frizovi (nominative plural)
friza (genitive singular)
frizova (genitive plural)
frizu (dative singular)
frizovima (dative plural)
friz (accusative singular)
frizove (accusative plural)
friz (singular vocative)
frizovi (plural vocative)
frizu (locative singular)
frizovima (locative plural)
frizom (instrumental singular)
frizovima (instrumental plural)


hudič

Biškup je vražnji fičfirič,
znutra vočje lakom ftič,
kak stvoril da ga je hudič.

1936, Miroslav Krleža, Balade Petrice Kerempuha:


borija

bòrija (canonical feminine)
бо̀рија (Cyrillic)


позориште

по́зорӣште (canonical neuter)
pózorīšte (romanization)
позориште (nominative singular)
позоришта (nominative plural)
позоришта (genitive singular)
позоришта (genitive plural)
позоришту (dative singular)
позориштима (dative plural)
позориште (accusative singular)
позоришта (accusative plural)
позориште (singular vocative)
позоришта (plural vocative)
позоришту (locative singular)
позориштима (locative plural)
позориштем (instrumental singular)
позориштима (instrumental plural)


pozorište

sh-noun

pózorīšte n (Cyrillic spelling по́зорӣште)

pózorīšte (canonical neuter)
по́зорӣште (Cyrillic)
pozorište (nominative singular)
pozorišta (nominative plural)
pozorišta (genitive singular)
pozorišta (genitive plural)
pozorištu (dative singular)
pozorištima (dative plural)
pozorište (accusative singular)
pozorišta (accusative plural)
pozorište (singular vocative)
pozorišta (plural vocative)
pozorištu (locative singular)
pozorištima (locative plural)
pozorištem (instrumental singular)
pozorištima (instrumental plural)


ћелија

ћѐлија (canonical feminine)
ćèlija (romanization)
ћелија (nominative singular)
ћелије (nominative plural)
ћелије (genitive singular)
ћелија (genitive plural)
ћелији (dative singular)
ћелијама (dative plural)
ћелију (accusative singular)
ћелије (accusative plural)
ћелијо (singular vocative)
ћелије (plural vocative)
ћелији (locative singular)
ћелијама (locative plural)
ћелијом (instrumental singular)
ћелијама (instrumental plural)

From Italian cella, from Latin cella, from Proto-Indo-European *ḱelneh₂.

cell (room in a prison for containing inmates)


ćelija

ćèlija (canonical feminine)
ћѐлија (Cyrillic)
ćelija (nominative singular)
ćelije (nominative plural)
ćelije (genitive singular)
ćelija (genitive plural)
ćeliji (dative singular)
ćelijama (dative plural)
ćeliju (accusative singular)
ćelije (accusative plural)
ćelijo (singular vocative)
ćelije (plural vocative)
ćeliji (locative singular)
ćelijama (locative plural)
ćelijom (instrumental singular)
ćelijama (instrumental plural)

From palatalized (iotized) form of Russian ке́лья (kélʹja), from Latin cella, from Proto-Indo-European *ḱelneh₂.


zamak

замак (Cyrillic)
zamak (nominative singular)
zamci (nominative plural)
zamka (genitive singular)
zamaka (genitive plural)
zamku (dative singular)
zamcima (dative plural)
zamak (accusative singular)
zamke (accusative plural)
zamče (singular vocative)
zamci (plural vocative)
zamku (locative singular)
zamcima (locative plural)
zamkom (instrumental singular)
zamcima (instrumental plural)

Calque of Czech zámek, related to zamknout.


rešt

rȅšt (canonical masculine)
ре̏шт (Cyrillic)


замак

zamak (romanization)
замак (nominative singular)
замци (nominative plural)
замка (genitive singular)
замака (genitive plural)
замку (dative singular)
замцима (dative plural)
замак (accusative singular)
замке (accusative plural)
замче (singular vocative)
замци (plural vocative)
замку (locative singular)
замцима (locative plural)
замком (instrumental singular)
замцима (instrumental plural)


заова

за̏ова (canonical feminine)
zȁova (romanization)
заова (nominative singular)
заове (nominative plural)
заове (genitive singular)
заова (genitive plural)
заови (dative singular)
заовама (dative plural)
заову (accusative singular)
заове (accusative plural)
заово (singular vocative)
заове (plural vocative)
заови (locative singular)
заовама (locative plural)
заовом (instrumental singular)
заовама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *zъly, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *źulūˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *ǵl̥h₂ōws.


snaja

snàja (canonical feminine)
сна̀ја (Cyrillic)
snàja (nominative singular)
snaje (nominative plural)
snaje (genitive singular)
snájā (genitive plural)
snàsi (dative singular)
snajama (dative plural)
snaju (accusative singular)
snaje (accusative plural)
snajo (singular vocative)
snaje (plural vocative)
snàsi (locative singular)
snajama (locative plural)
snajom (instrumental singular)
snajama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *snъxa, from Proto-Indo-European *snusós.


svekar

svȅkar (canonical masculine)
све̏кар (Cyrillic)
svekar (nominative singular)
svekrovi (nominative plural)
svekra (genitive singular)
svekrova (genitive plural)
svekru (dative singular)
svekrovima (dative plural)
svekra (accusative singular)
svekrove (accusative plural)
svekre (singular vocative)
svekrovi (plural vocative)
svekru (locative singular)
svekrovima (locative plural)
svekrom (instrumental singular)
svekrovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *svekrъ (Russian свёкор (svjókor), Czech svekr), Lithuanian šešuras, from Proto-Indo-European *swéḱuros (Latin socer, Ancient Greek ἑκυρός (hekurós), Albanian vjehërr, Sanskrit श्वशुर (śvaśura), Armenian սկեսուր (skesur), Old English sweor).


свекар

све̏кар (canonical masculine)
svȅkar (romanization)
свекар (nominative singular)
свекрови (nominative plural)
свекра (genitive singular)
свекрова (genitive plural)
свекру (dative singular)
свекровима (dative plural)
свекра (accusative singular)
свекрове (accusative plural)
свекре (singular vocative)
свекрови (plural vocative)
свекру (locative singular)
свекровима (locative plural)
свекром (instrumental singular)
свекровима (instrumental plural)


svekrva

svȅkrva (canonical feminine)
све̏крва (Cyrillic)
svekrva (nominative singular)
svekrve (nominative plural)
svekrve (genitive singular)
svekrva (genitive plural)
svekrvi (dative singular)
svekrvama (dative plural)
svekrvu (accusative singular)
svekrve (accusative plural)
svekrvo (singular vocative)
svekrve (plural vocative)
svekrvi (locative singular)
svekrvama (locative plural)
svekrvom (instrumental singular)
svekrvama (instrumental plural)


свекрва

све̏крва (canonical feminine)
svȅkrva (romanization)
свекрва (nominative singular)
свекрве (nominative plural)
свекрве (genitive singular)
свекрва (genitive plural)
свекрви (dative singular)
свекрвама (dative plural)
свекрву (accusative singular)
свекрве (accusative plural)
свекрво (singular vocative)
свекрве (plural vocative)
свекрви (locative singular)
свекрвама (locative plural)
свекрвом (instrumental singular)
свекрвама (instrumental plural)


šogor

šȏgor (canonical masculine)
шо̑гор (Cyrillic)
šogor (nominative singular)
šogori (nominative plural)
šogora (genitive singular)
šogora (genitive plural)
šogoru (dative singular)
šogorima (dative plural)
šogora (accusative singular)
šogore (accusative plural)
šogore (singular vocative)
šogori (plural vocative)
šogoru (locative singular)
šogorima (locative plural)
šogorom (instrumental singular)
šogorima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Hungarian sógor, from German Schwager.


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)


Адонис

А̏донис (canonical masculine)
Ȁdonis (romanization)


Адвент

А̀двент (canonical masculine)
Àdvent (romanization)
Адвент (nominative singular)
Адвента (genitive singular)
Адвенту (dative singular)
Адвент (accusative singular)
Адвенте (singular vocative)
Адвенту (locative singular)
Адвентом (instrumental singular)

From Latin adventus (“coming to”), perfect passive participle form of verb advenīre (“come to”).

(Christianity) Advent (the first or the expected second coming of Christ)


вакуф

ва̏куф (canonical masculine)
vȁkuf (romanization)
вакуф (nominative singular)
вакуфи (nominative plural)
вакуфа (genitive singular)
вакуфа (genitive plural)
вакуфу (dative singular)
вакуфима (dative plural)
вакуф (accusative singular)
вакуфе (accusative plural)
вакуфе (singular vocative)
вакуфи (plural vocative)
вакуфу (locative singular)
вакуфима (locative plural)
вакуфом (instrumental singular)
вакуфима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish وقف (vakif), from Arabic وَقْف (waqf).

bor+

(Islam) waqf (inalienable endowment for charity)


štagalj

štágalj (canonical masculine)
шта́гаљ (Cyrillic)
štagalj (nominative singular)
štagljevi (nominative plural)
štaglja (genitive singular)
štagljeva (genitive plural)
štaglju (dative singular)
štagljevima (dative plural)
štagalj (accusative singular)
štagljeve (accusative plural)
štaglju (singular vocative)
štagljevi (plural vocative)
štaglju (locative singular)
štagljevima (locative plural)
štagljem (instrumental singular)
štagljevima (instrumental plural)


сена

се̏на (canonical feminine)
sȅna (romanization)
се̏на (nominative singular)
сене (nominative plural)
сене (genitive singular)
се̑на̄ (genitive plural)
сени (dative singular)
сенама (dative plural)
сену (accusative singular)
сене (accusative plural)
сено (singular vocative)
сене (plural vocative)
сени (locative singular)
сенама (locative plural)
сеном (instrumental singular)
сенама (instrumental plural)


мантра

ма̏нтра (canonical feminine)
mȁntra (romanization)


hurija

hȗrija (canonical feminine)
ху̑рија (Cyrillic)
hurija (nominative singular)
hurije (nominative plural)
hurije (genitive singular)
hurija (genitive plural)
huriji (dative singular)
hurijama (dative plural)
huriju (accusative singular)
hurije (accusative plural)
hurijo (singular vocative)
hurije (plural vocative)
huriji (locative singular)
hurijama (locative plural)
hurijom (instrumental singular)
hurijama (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish حوری (huri) (Turkish huri), from Persian حوری (huri), from Arabic حُور (ḥūr).


хурија

ху̑рија (canonical feminine)
hȗrija (romanization)
хурија (nominative singular)
хурије (nominative plural)
хурије (genitive singular)
хурија (genitive plural)
хурији (dative singular)
хуријама (dative plural)
хурију (accusative singular)
хурије (accusative plural)
хуријо (singular vocative)
хурије (plural vocative)
хурији (locative singular)
хуријама (locative plural)
хуријом (instrumental singular)
хуријама (instrumental plural)


hispanistika

sh-noun

hispanìstika f (Cyrillic spelling хиспанѝстика)

hispanìstika (canonical feminine)
хиспанѝстика (Cyrillic)
hispanistika (nominative singular)
hispanistike (genitive singular)
hispanistici (dative singular)
hispanistiku (accusative singular)
hispanistiko (singular vocative)
hispanistici (locative singular)
hispanistikom (instrumental singular)

(uncountable) Spanish studies, Hispanistics


англистика

англѝстика f (Latin spelling anglìstika)

англѝстика (canonical feminine)
anglìstika (romanization)
англистика (nominative singular)
англистике (genitive singular)
англистици (dative singular)
англистику (accusative singular)
англистико (singular vocative)
англистици (locative singular)
англистиком (instrumental singular)

а‧нгли‧сти‧ка

(humanities, uncountable) English studies


žbuka

žbȕka (canonical feminine)
жбу̏ка (Cyrillic)
žbȕka (nominative singular)
žbuke (genitive singular)
žbȕci (dative singular)
žbuku (accusative singular)
žbuko (singular vocative)
žbȕci (locative singular)
žbukom (instrumental singular)

Uncertain. First attested in the 19th century.

(uncountable) plaster (mixture of lime or gypsum, sand, and water)


жбука

жбу̏ка (canonical feminine)
žbȕka (romanization)
жбу̏ка (nominative singular)
жбуке (genitive singular)
жбу̏ци (dative singular)
жбуку (accusative singular)
жбуко (singular vocative)
жбу̏ци (locative singular)
жбуком (instrumental singular)


mekteb

mèkteb (canonical masculine)
мѐктеб (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish مکتب (mekteb), from Arabic مَكْتَب (maktab).


мектеб

мѐктеб (canonical masculine)
mèkteb (romanization)

From Ottoman Turkish, from Arabic مَكْتَب (maktab).


knjižurina

sh-noun

knjižùrina f (Cyrillic spelling књижу̀рина)

knjižùrina (canonical feminine)
књижу̀рина (Cyrillic)
knjižurina (nominative singular)
knjižurine (nominative plural)
knjižurine (genitive singular)
knjižurina (genitive plural)
knjižurini (dative singular)
knjižurinama (dative plural)
knjižurinu (accusative singular)
knjižurine (accusative plural)
knjižurino (singular vocative)
knjižurine (plural vocative)
knjižurini (locative singular)
knjižurinama (locative plural)
knjižurinom (instrumental singular)
knjižurinama (instrumental plural)

Augmentative of knjȉga (“book”)
A long or poorly written book


књижурина

књижу̀рина f (Latin spelling knjižùrina)

књижу̀рина (canonical feminine)
knjižùrina (romanization)
књижурина (nominative singular)
књижурине (nominative plural)
књижурине (genitive singular)
књижурина (genitive plural)
књижурини (dative singular)
књижуринама (dative plural)
књижурину (accusative singular)
књижурине (accusative plural)
књижурино (singular vocative)
књижурине (plural vocative)
књижурини (locative singular)
књижуринама (locative plural)
књижурином (instrumental singular)
књижуринама (instrumental plural)

књи‧жу‧ри‧на

Augmentative of књи̏га (“book”)
A long or poorly written book


knjižuljak

knjižúljak m (Cyrillic spelling књижу́љак)

knjižúljak (canonical masculine)
књижу́љак (Cyrillic)


књижуљак

књижу́љак (canonical masculine)
knjižúljak (romanization)


флаутист

флау̀тист (canonical masculine)
flaùtist (romanization)
флаутист (nominative singular)
флаутисти (nominative plural)
флаутиста (genitive singular)
флаутиста (genitive plural)
флаутисту (dative singular)
флаутистима (dative plural)
флаутиста (accusative singular)
флаутисте (accusative plural)
флаутисте (singular vocative)
флаутисти (plural vocative)
флаутисту (locative singular)
флаутистима (locative plural)
флаутистом (instrumental singular)
флаутистима (instrumental plural)

From фла̀ута.


вестерн

вѐстерн (canonical masculine)
vèstern (romanization)
вестерн (nominative singular)
вестерни (nominative plural)
вестерна (genitive singular)
вестерна (genitive plural)
вестерну (dative singular)
вестернима (dative plural)
вестерн (accusative singular)
вестерне (accusative plural)
вестерне (singular vocative)
вестерни (plural vocative)
вестерну (locative singular)
вестернима (locative plural)
вестерном (instrumental singular)
вестернима (instrumental plural)


Бадњак

Ба̏дња̄к (canonical masculine)
Bȁdnjāk (romanization)
Ба̏дња̄к (nominative singular)
Ба̏дња̄ци (nominative plural)
Бадњака (genitive singular)
Бадњака (genitive plural)
Бадњаку (dative singular)
Бадњацима (dative plural)
Бадњак (accusative singular)
Бадњаке (accusative plural)
Бадњаче (singular vocative)
Бадњаци (plural vocative)
Бадњаку (locative singular)
Бадњацима (locative plural)
Бадњаком (instrumental singular)
Бадњацима (instrumental plural)

From ба̏дња̄к.


нирвана

нирва̀на (canonical feminine)
nirvàna (romanization)
нирвана (nominative singular)
нирване (nominative plural)
нирване (genitive singular)
нирвана (genitive plural)
нирвани (dative singular)
нирванама (dative plural)
нирвану (accusative singular)
нирване (accusative plural)
нирвано (singular vocative)
нирване (plural vocative)
нирвани (locative singular)
нирванама (locative plural)
нирваном (instrumental singular)
нирванама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Sanskrit निर्वाण (nirvāṇa, “blown or put out, extinguished”).


dača

dȁča (canonical feminine)
да̏ча (Cyrillic)
dača (nominative singular)
dače (nominative plural)
dače (genitive singular)
dača (genitive plural)
dači (dative singular)
dačama (dative plural)
daču (accusative singular)
dače (accusative plural)
dačo (singular vocative)
dače (plural vocative)
dači (locative singular)
dačama (locative plural)
dačom (instrumental singular)
dačama (instrumental plural)

dacha (a Russian villa, or summer house, in the countryside)


vakuf

vȁkuf (canonical masculine)
ва̏куф (Cyrillic)
vakuf (nominative singular)
vakufi (nominative plural)
vakufa (genitive singular)
vakufa (genitive plural)
vakufu (dative singular)
vakufima (dative plural)
vakuf (accusative singular)
vakufe (accusative plural)
vakufe (singular vocative)
vakufi (plural vocative)
vakufu (locative singular)
vakufima (locative plural)
vakufom (instrumental singular)
vakufima (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”).


tambur

tàmbūr (canonical masculine)
та̀мбӯр (Cyrillic)
tàmbūr (nominative singular)
tamburi (nominative plural)
tambúra (genitive singular)
tambura (genitive plural)
tamburu (dative singular)
tamburima (dative plural)
tambur (accusative singular)
tambure (accusative plural)
tambure (singular vocative)
tamburi (plural vocative)
tamburu (locative singular)
tamburima (locative plural)
tamburom (instrumental singular)
tamburima (instrumental plural)


тамбур

та̀мбӯр (canonical masculine)
tàmbūr (romanization)
та̀мбӯр (nominative singular)
тамбури (nominative plural)
тамбу́ра (genitive singular)
тамбура (genitive plural)
тамбуру (dative singular)
тамбурима (dative plural)
тамбур (accusative singular)
тамбуре (accusative plural)
тамбуре (singular vocative)
тамбури (plural vocative)
тамбуру (locative singular)
тамбурима (locative plural)
тамбуром (instrumental singular)
тамбурима (instrumental plural)


сала

са̀ла (canonical feminine)
sàla (romanization)
сала (nominative singular)
сале (nominative plural)
сале (genitive singular)
сала (genitive plural)
сали (dative singular)
салама (dative plural)
салу (accusative singular)
сале (accusative plural)
сало (singular vocative)
сале (plural vocative)
сали (locative singular)
салама (locative plural)
салом (instrumental singular)
салама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish صلا (sala), from Arabic صَلَاة (ṣalāh).

bor+

(Islam) a prayer recited by a muezzin on a minaret on the occasion of someone's death


мали сликар

sh-noun

ма̑лӣ сли̏ка̄р

ма̑лӣ сли̏ка̄р m (Latin spelling mȃlī slȉkār)

ма̑лӣ сли̏ка̄р (canonical masculine)
mȃlī slȉkār (romanization)

(art) a little (child) painter (artist who paints pictures)


pijanist

pijànist m (Cyrillic spelling пија̀нист)

pijànist (canonical masculine)
пија̀нист (Cyrillic)
pijanist (nominative singular)
pijanisti (nominative plural)
pijanista (genitive singular)
pijanista (genitive plural)
pijanistu (dative singular)
pijanistima (dative plural)
pijanista (accusative singular)
pijaniste (accusative plural)
pijaniste (singular vocative)
pijanisti (plural vocative)
pijanistu (locative singular)
pijanistima (locative plural)
pijanistom (instrumental singular)
pijanistima (instrumental plural)


пијанист

пија̀нист (canonical masculine)
pijànist (romanization)
пијанист (nominative singular)
пијанисти (nominative plural)
пијаниста (genitive singular)
пијаниста (genitive plural)
пијанисту (dative singular)
пијанистима (dative plural)
пијаниста (accusative singular)
пијанисте (accusative plural)
пијанисте (singular vocative)
пијанисти (plural vocative)
пијанисту (locative singular)
пијанистима (locative plural)
пијанистом (instrumental singular)
пијанистима (instrumental plural)

From пѝја̄но.


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)


будоар

будо̀а̄р (canonical masculine)
budòār (romanization)
будо̀а̄р (nominative singular)
будоари (nominative plural)
будоа́ра (genitive singular)
будоара (genitive plural)
будоару (dative singular)
будоарима (dative plural)
будоар (accusative singular)
будоаре (accusative plural)
будоару (singular vocative)
будоари (plural vocative)
будоару (locative singular)
будоарима (locative plural)
будоаром (instrumental singular)
будоарима (instrumental plural)


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)


bugarštica

sh-noun

bugàrštica f (Cyrillic spelling буга̀рштица)

bugàrštica (canonical feminine)
буга̀рштица (Cyrillic)
bugarštica (nominative singular)
bugarštice (nominative plural)
bugarštice (genitive singular)
bugarštica (genitive plural)
bugarštici (dative singular)
bugaršticama (dative plural)
bugaršticu (accusative singular)
bugarštice (accusative plural)
bugarštice (singular vocative)
bugarštico (singular vocative)
bugarštice (plural vocative)
bugarštici (locative singular)
bugaršticama (locative plural)
bugaršticom (instrumental singular)
bugaršticama (instrumental plural)

(historical) a type of long-verse Serbo-Croatian folk song


buhara

bùhara (canonical feminine)
бу̀хара (Cyrillic)
buhara (nominative singular)
buhare (nominative plural)
buhare (genitive singular)
buhara (genitive plural)
buhari (dative singular)
buharama (dative plural)
buharu (accusative singular)
buhare (accusative plural)
buharo (singular vocative)
buhare (plural vocative)
buhari (locative singular)
buharama (locative plural)
buharom (instrumental singular)
buharama (instrumental plural)

(Croatia, slang) prison, slammer, big house


була

бу́ла (canonical feminine)
búla (romanization)
була (nominative singular)
буле (nominative plural)
буле (genitive singular)
була (genitive plural)
були (dative singular)
булама (dative plural)
булу (accusative singular)
буле (accusative plural)
було (singular vocative)
буле (plural vocative)
були (locative singular)
булама (locative plural)
булом (instrumental singular)
булама (instrumental plural)


stambeni

stàmbenī (canonical)
ста̀мбенӣ (Cyrillic)
stambeni (masculine nominative singular)
stambena (feminine nominative singular)
stambeno (neuter nominative singular)
stambenog (genitive masculine singular)
stambenoga (genitive masculine singular)
stambene (feminine genitive singular)
stambenog (genitive neuter singular)
stambenoga (genitive neuter singular)
stambenomu (dative masculine singular)
stambenome (dative masculine singular)
stambenoj (dative feminine singular)
stambenomu (dative neuter singular)
stambenome (dative neuter singular)
stambeni (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
stambenu (accusative feminine singular)
stambeno (accusative neuter singular)
stambenog (accusative animate masculine singular)
stambenoga (accusative animate masculine singular)
stambeni (masculine singular vocative)
stambena (feminine singular vocative)
stambeno (neuter singular vocative)
stambenome (locative masculine singular)
stambenomu (locative masculine singular)
stambenoj (feminine locative singular)
stambenome (locative neuter singular)
stambenomu (locative neuter singular)
stambenim (instrumental masculine singular)
stambenom (feminine instrumental singular)
stambenim (instrumental neuter singular)
stambeni (masculine nominative plural)
stambene (feminine nominative plural)
stambena (neuter nominative plural)
stambenih (genitive masculine plural)
stambenih (feminine genitive plural)
stambenih (genitive neuter plural)
stambenim (dative masculine plural)
stambenima (dative masculine plural)
stambenim (dative feminine plural)
stambenima (dative feminine plural)
stambenim (dative neuter plural)
stambenima (dative neuter plural)
stambene (accusative masculine plural)
stambene (accusative feminine plural)
stambena (accusative neuter plural)
stambeni (masculine plural vocative)
stambene (feminine plural vocative)
stambena (neuter plural vocative)
stambenim (locative masculine plural)
stambenima (locative masculine plural)
stambenim (feminine locative plural)
stambenima (feminine locative plural)
stambenim (locative neuter plural)
stambenima (locative neuter plural)
stambenim (instrumental masculine plural)
stambenima (instrumental masculine plural)
stambenim (feminine instrumental plural)
stambenima (feminine instrumental plural)
stambenim (instrumental neuter plural)
stambenima (instrumental neuter plural)

(relational) housing, living; residential


larpurlartizam

larpurlartìzam m (Cyrillic spelling ларпурлартѝзам)

larpurlartìzam (canonical masculine)
ларпурлартѝзам (Cyrillic)
larpurlartìzam (nominative singular)
larpurlartìzma (genitive singular)
larpurlartizmu (dative singular)
larpurlartizam (accusative singular)
larpurlartizme (singular vocative)
larpurlartizmu (locative singular)
larpurlartizmom (instrumental singular)

From French l'art pour l'art (“art for art's sake”) + -izam.


ларпурлартизам

sh-noun

ларпурлартѝзам

ларпурлартѝзам m (Latin spelling larpurlartìzam)

ларпурлартѝзам (canonical masculine)
larpurlartìzam (romanization)
ларпурлартѝзам (nominative singular)
ларпурлартѝзма (genitive singular)
ларпурлартизму (dative singular)
ларпурлартизам (accusative singular)
ларпурлартизме (singular vocative)
ларпурлартизму (locative singular)
ларпурлартизмом (instrumental singular)

sh-decl-noun-unc

ларпурлартѝзам

ларпурлартѝзма

ларпурлартизму

ларпурлартизам

ларпурлартизме

ларпурлартизму

ларпурлартизмом

лар‧пур‧лар‧ти‧зам

From French l'art pour l'art (“art for art's sake”) + -изам.


адвент

а̀двент (canonical masculine)
àdvent (romanization)
а̀двент (nominative singular)
адвенти (nominative plural)
адвента (genitive singular)
а̀двена̄та̄ (genitive plural)
адвенту (dative singular)
адвентима (dative plural)
адвент (accusative singular)
адвенте (accusative plural)
адвенте (singular vocative)
адвенти (plural vocative)
адвенту (locative singular)
адвентима (locative plural)
адвентом (instrumental singular)
адвентима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Latin adventus (“coming to”), perfect passive participle form of verb advenīre (“come to”).

bor+

(Christianity) Advent (period or season of the Christian church year between Advent Sunday and Christmas)


шогор

шо̑гор (canonical masculine)
šȏgor (romanization)
шогор (nominative singular)
шогори (nominative plural)
шогора (genitive singular)
шогора (genitive plural)
шогору (dative singular)
шогорима (dative plural)
шогора (accusative singular)
шогоре (accusative plural)
шогоре (singular vocative)
шогори (plural vocative)
шогору (locative singular)
шогорима (locative plural)
шогором (instrumental singular)
шогорима (instrumental plural)


Стари завјет

sh-proper noun

Ста̑ри за́вјет

Ста̑ри за́вјет m (Latin spelling Stȃri závjet)

Ста̑ри за́вјет (canonical masculine)
Stȃri závjet (romanization)


Нови завјет

Но̏ви за́вјет

Но̏ви за́вјет m (Latin spelling Nȍvi závjet)

Но̏ви за́вјет (canonical masculine)
Nȍvi závjet (romanization)


самица

са̀мица (canonical feminine)
sàmica (romanization)
самица (nominative singular)
самице (nominative plural)
самице (genitive singular)
самица (genitive plural)
самици (dative singular)
самицама (dative plural)
самицу (accusative singular)
самице (accusative plural)
самице (singular vocative)
самице (plural vocative)
самици (locative singular)
самицама (locative plural)
самицом (instrumental singular)
самицама (instrumental plural)

solitary confinement
solitary confinement


rumenilo

rumènilo (canonical neuter)
румѐнило (Cyrillic)
rumenilo (nominative singular)
rumenila (nominative plural)
rumenila (genitive singular)
rumenila (genitive plural)
rumenilu (dative singular)
rumenilima (dative plural)
rumenilo (accusative singular)
rumenila (accusative plural)
rumenilo (singular vocative)
rumenila (plural vocative)
rumenilu (locative singular)
rumenilima (locative plural)
rumenilom (instrumental singular)
rumenilima (instrumental plural)


коноба

ко̀ноба (canonical feminine)
kònoba (romanization)
коноба (nominative singular)
конобе (nominative plural)
конобе (genitive singular)
коноба (genitive plural)
коноби (dative singular)
конобама (dative plural)
конобу (accusative singular)
конобе (accusative plural)
конобо (singular vocative)
конобе (plural vocative)
коноби (locative singular)
конобама (locative plural)
конобом (instrumental singular)
конобама (instrumental plural)


folkloristika

sh-noun

folklorìstika f (Cyrillic spelling фолклорѝстика)

folklorìstika (canonical feminine)
фолклорѝстика (Cyrillic)
folkloristika (nominative singular)
folkloristike (genitive singular)
folkloristici (dative singular)
folkloristiku (accusative singular)
folkloristiko (singular vocative)
folkloristici (locative singular)
folkloristikom (instrumental singular)


đunah

đùnāh (canonical masculine)
ђу̀на̄х (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish گناه (günâh) (Turkish günah), from Persian گناه (gonâh).


ђунах

ђу̀на̄х (canonical masculine)
đùnāh (romanization)


доконица

до̀коница (canonical feminine)
dòkonica (romanization)
доконица (nominative singular)
доконице (nominative plural)
доконице (genitive singular)
доконица (genitive plural)
доконици (dative singular)
доконицама (dative plural)
доконицу (accusative singular)
доконице (accusative plural)
доконице (singular vocative)
доконицо (singular vocative)
доконице (plural vocative)
доконици (locative singular)
доконицама (locative plural)
доконицом (instrumental singular)
доконицама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

доконице / доконицо

From до̀колица.


краснопис

кра̏снопис (canonical masculine)
krȁsnopis (romanization)


красопис

кра̏сопӣс (canonical masculine)
krȁsopīs (romanization)
красопис (nominative singular)
красописи (nominative plural)
красописа (genitive singular)
красописа (genitive plural)
красопису (dative singular)
красописима (dative plural)
красопис (accusative singular)
красописе (accusative plural)
красописе (singular vocative)
красописи (plural vocative)
красопису (locative singular)
красописима (locative plural)
красописом (instrumental singular)
красописима (instrumental plural)


кремљ

кре̏мљ (canonical masculine)
krȅmlj (romanization)

Borrowed from Russian кремль (kremlʹ). Akin to кре̏ме̄н.

(historical) kremlin (a central fortress in medieval Russian cities)


krstionica

sh-noun

krstiónica f (Cyrillic spelling крстио́ница)

krstiónica (canonical feminine)
крстио́ница (Cyrillic)
krstionica (nominative singular)
krstionice (nominative plural)
krstionice (genitive singular)
krstionica (genitive plural)
krstionici (dative singular)
krstionicama (dative plural)
krstionicu (accusative singular)
krstionice (accusative plural)
krstionice (singular vocative)
krstionico (singular vocative)
krstionice (plural vocative)
krstionici (locative singular)
krstionicama (locative plural)
krstionicom (instrumental singular)
krstionicama (instrumental plural)


крстионица

крстио́ница f (Latin spelling krstiónica)

крстио́ница (canonical feminine)
krstiónica (romanization)
крстионица (nominative singular)
крстионице (nominative plural)
крстионице (genitive singular)
крстионица (genitive plural)
крстионици (dative singular)
крстионицама (dative plural)
крстионицу (accusative singular)
крстионице (accusative plural)
крстионице (singular vocative)
крстионицо (singular vocative)
крстионице (plural vocative)
крстионици (locative singular)
крстионицама (locative plural)
крстионицом (instrumental singular)
крстионицама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

крстионицама

крстионице / крстионицо

крстионицама

крстионицама

крс‧ти‧о‧ни‧ца


štrajh

štrȁjh (canonical masculine)
штра̏јх (Cyrillic)


штрајх

штра̏јх (canonical masculine)
štrȁjh (romanization)


праоница

прао́ница (canonical feminine)
praónica (romanization)
праоница (nominative singular)
праонице (nominative plural)
праонице (genitive singular)
праоница (genitive plural)
праоници (dative singular)
праоницама (dative plural)
праоницу (accusative singular)
праонице (accusative plural)
праонице (singular vocative)
праоницо (singular vocative)
праонице (plural vocative)
праоници (locative singular)
праоницама (locative plural)
праоницом (instrumental singular)
праоницама (instrumental plural)

праонице / праоницо

From пра̏ти.

laundry, launderette (place or room where laundering is done)


šalmaj

šàlmāj (canonical masculine)
ша̀лма̄ј (Cyrillic)
šalmaj (nominative singular)
šalmaji (nominative plural)
šalmaja (genitive singular)
šalmaja (genitive plural)
šalmaju (dative singular)
šalmajima (dative plural)
šalmaj (accusative singular)
šalmaje (accusative plural)
šalmaje (singular vocative)
šalmaji (plural vocative)
šalmaju (locative singular)
šalmajima (locative plural)
šalmajem (instrumental singular)
šalmajima (instrumental plural)

From German Schalmei, from French chalumeau.


шалмај

ша̀лма̄ј (canonical masculine)
šàlmāj (romanization)
шалмај (nominative singular)
шалмаји (nominative plural)
шалмаја (genitive singular)
шалмаја (genitive plural)
шалмају (dative singular)
шалмајима (dative plural)
шалмај (accusative singular)
шалмаје (accusative plural)
шалмаје (singular vocative)
шалмаји (plural vocative)
шалмају (locative singular)
шалмајима (locative plural)
шалмајем (instrumental singular)
шалмајима (instrumental plural)


oplata

ȍplata (canonical feminine)
о̏плата (Cyrillic)
oplata (nominative singular)
oplate (nominative plural)
oplate (genitive singular)
oplata (genitive plural)
oplati (dative singular)
oplatama (dative plural)
oplatu (accusative singular)
oplate (accusative plural)
oplato (singular vocative)
oplate (plural vocative)
oplati (locative singular)
oplatama (locative plural)
oplatom (instrumental singular)
oplatama (instrumental plural)

(construction) form, formwork (a wood or steel construction into which concrete is poured and which gives it shape)


šindra

šȋndra (canonical feminine)
ши̑ндра (Cyrillic)
šȋndra (nominative singular)
šindre (nominative plural)
šindre (genitive singular)
šȋndrā (genitive plural)
šȋndrī (genitive plural)
šindri (dative singular)
šindrama (dative plural)
šindru (accusative singular)
šindre (accusative plural)
šindro (singular vocative)
šindre (plural vocative)
šindri (locative singular)
šindrama (locative plural)
šindrom (instrumental singular)
šindrama (instrumental plural)

desc

→ Ottoman Turkish: شندره (şindere, şendere)

Turkish: şendere

→ Romanian: șindră


шиндра

ши̑ндра (canonical feminine)
šȋndra (romanization)
ши̑ндра (nominative singular)
шиндре (nominative plural)
шиндре (genitive singular)
ши̑ндра̄ (genitive plural)
ши̑ндрӣ (genitive plural)
шиндри (dative singular)
шиндрама (dative plural)
шиндру (accusative singular)
шиндре (accusative plural)
шиндро (singular vocative)
шиндре (plural vocative)
шиндри (locative singular)
шиндрама (locative plural)
шиндром (instrumental singular)
шиндрама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

ши̑ндра̄/ши̑ндрӣ

Turkish: şendere


prodavaonica

sh-noun

prodavaónica f (Cyrillic spelling продавао́ница)

prodavaónica (canonical feminine)
продавао́ница (Cyrillic)
prodavaonica (nominative singular)
prodavaonice (nominative plural)
prodavaonice (genitive singular)
prodavaonica (genitive plural)
prodavaonici (dative singular)
prodavaonicama (dative plural)
prodavaonicu (accusative singular)
prodavaonice (accusative plural)
prodavaonice (singular vocative)
prodavaonico (singular vocative)
prodavaonice (plural vocative)
prodavaonici (locative singular)
prodavaonicama (locative plural)
prodavaonicom (instrumental singular)
prodavaonicama (instrumental plural)


продаваоница

продавао́ница

продавао́ница f (Latin spelling prodavaónica)

продавао́ница (canonical feminine)
prodavaónica (romanization)
продаваоница (nominative singular)
продаваонице (nominative plural)
продаваонице (genitive singular)
продаваоница (genitive plural)
продаваоници (dative singular)
продаваоницама (dative plural)
продаваоницу (accusative singular)
продаваонице (accusative plural)
продаваонице (singular vocative)
продаваоницо (singular vocative)
продаваонице (plural vocative)
продаваоници (locative singular)
продаваоницама (locative plural)
продаваоницом (instrumental singular)
продаваоницама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

продаваоница

продаваонице

продаваонице

продаваоница

продаваоници

продаваоницама

продаваоницу

продаваонице

продаваонице / продаваоницо

продаваонице

продаваоници

продаваоницама

продаваоницом

продаваоницама

про‧да‧ва‧о‧ни‧ца

From про̀дати.


духовник

духо̀внӣк (canonical masculine)
duhòvnīk (romanization)
духовник (nominative singular)
духовници (nominative plural)
духовника (genitive singular)
духовника (genitive plural)
духовнику (dative singular)
духовницима (dative plural)
духовник (accusative singular)
духовнике (accusative plural)
духовниче (singular vocative)
духовници (plural vocative)
духовнику (locative singular)
духовницима (locative plural)
духовником (instrumental singular)
духовницима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *duxovьnikъ. Compare Old Czech duchovník.


fotoreportaža

sh-noun

fotoreportáža f (Cyrillic spelling фоторепорта́жа)

fotoreportáža (canonical feminine)
фоторепорта́жа (Cyrillic)
fotoreportaža (nominative singular)
fotoreportaže (nominative plural)
fotoreportaže (genitive singular)
fotoreportaža (genitive plural)
fotoreportaži (dative singular)
fotoreportažama (dative plural)
fotoreportažu (accusative singular)
fotoreportaže (accusative plural)
fotoreportažo (singular vocative)
fotoreportaže (plural vocative)
fotoreportaži (locative singular)
fotoreportažama (locative plural)
fotoreportažom (instrumental singular)
fotoreportažama (instrumental plural)

(journalism) photographic report, picture report or story


фоторепортажа

фоторепорта́жа

фоторепорта́жа f (Latin spelling fotoreportáža)

фоторепорта́жа (canonical feminine)
fotoreportáža (romanization)
фоторепортажа (nominative singular)
фоторепортаже (nominative plural)
фоторепортаже (genitive singular)
фоторепортажа (genitive plural)
фоторепортажи (dative singular)
фоторепортажама (dative plural)
фоторепортажу (accusative singular)
фоторепортаже (accusative plural)
фоторепортажо (singular vocative)
фоторепортаже (plural vocative)
фоторепортажи (locative singular)
фоторепортажама (locative plural)
фоторепортажом (instrumental singular)
фоторепортажама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

фоторепортажа

фоторепортаже

фоторепортаже

фоторепортажа

фоторепортажи

фоторепортажама

фоторепортажу

фоторепортаже

фоторепортажо

фоторепортаже

фоторепортажи

фоторепортажама

фоторепортажом

фоторепортажама

фо‧то‧ре‧пор‧та‧жа

From фото- + репортажа.

prefix

фото- + репортажа


nizanka

nȉzānka (canonical feminine)
ни̏за̄нка (Cyrillic)
nȉzānka (nominative singular)
nizanke (nominative plural)
nizanke (genitive singular)
nȉzānkā (genitive plural)
nȉzānkī (genitive plural)
nizanci (dative singular)
nizanki (dative singular)
nizankama (dative plural)
nizanku (accusative singular)
nizanke (accusative plural)
nizanko (singular vocative)
nizanke (plural vocative)
nizanci (locative singular)
nizanki (locative singular)
nizankama (locative plural)
nizankom (instrumental singular)
nizankama (instrumental plural)

(neologism) series (television or radio program)


низанка

ни̏за̄нка (canonical feminine)
nȉzānka (romanization)
ни̏за̄нка (nominative singular)
низанке (nominative plural)
низанке (genitive singular)
ни̏за̄нка̄ (genitive plural)
ни̏за̄нкӣ (genitive plural)
низанци (dative singular)
низанки (dative singular)
низанкама (dative plural)
низанку (accusative singular)
низанке (accusative plural)
низанко (singular vocative)
низанке (plural vocative)
низанци (locative singular)
низанки (locative singular)
низанкама (locative plural)
низанком (instrumental singular)
низанкама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

ни̏за̄нка̄/ни̏за̄нкӣ

низанци / низанки

низанци / низанки


apsolucija

sh-noun

apsolúcija f (Cyrillic spelling апсолу́ција)

apsolúcija (canonical feminine)
апсолу́ција (Cyrillic)

(theology) absolution, release from the penalty of a sin


апсолуција

апсолу́ција f (Latin spelling apsolúcija)

апсолу́ција (canonical feminine)
apsolúcija (romanization)

ап‧со‧лу‧ци‧ја


čislo

číslo (canonical neuter)
чи́сло (Cyrillic)
čislo (nominative singular)
čisla (nominative plural)
čisla (genitive singular)
čisala (genitive plural)
čisla (genitive plural)
čislu (dative singular)
čislima (dative plural)
čislo (accusative singular)
čisla (accusative plural)
čislo (singular vocative)
čisla (plural vocative)
čislu (locative singular)
čislima (locative plural)
čislom (instrumental singular)
čislima (instrumental plural)

(regional, Orthodox Christianity) rosary


struga

strȕga (canonical feminine)
стру̏га (Cyrillic)
struga (nominative singular)
struge (nominative plural)
struge (genitive singular)
struga (genitive plural)
strugi (dative singular)
strugama (dative plural)
strugu (accusative singular)
struge (accusative plural)
strugo (singular vocative)
struge (plural vocative)
strugi (locative singular)
strugama (locative plural)
strugom (instrumental singular)
strugama (instrumental plural)

Possibly a substrate word from a Paleo-Balkan language. Cognates include Romanian strungă, Albanian shtrungë, Aromanian strungã.


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)


скела

ске̏ла (canonical feminine)
skȅla (romanization)
ске̏ла (nominative singular)
скеле (nominative plural)
скеле (genitive singular)
ске̑ла̄ (genitive plural)
скели (dative singular)
скелама (dative plural)
скелу (accusative singular)
скеле (accusative plural)
скело (singular vocative)
скеле (plural vocative)
скели (locative singular)
скелама (locative plural)
скелом (instrumental singular)
скелама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish اسكله (iskele), from Italian scala.


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

(slang) crib (one's residence; apartment, flat or room)


кама

ка̑ма (canonical masculine)
kȃma (romanization)
кама (nominative singular)
каме (nominative plural)
каме (genitive singular)
кама (genitive plural)
ками (dative singular)
камама (dative plural)
каму (accusative singular)
каме (accusative plural)
камо (singular vocative)
каме (plural vocative)
ками (locative singular)
камама (locative plural)
камом (instrumental singular)
камама (instrumental plural)

(Hinduism) one of the four main goals of the material existence


гат

га̏т (canonical masculine)
gȁt (romanization)
га̏т (nominative singular)
га̀тови (nominative plural)
гата (genitive singular)
гатова (genitive plural)
гату (dative singular)
гатовима (dative plural)
гат (accusative singular)
гатове (accusative plural)
гате (singular vocative)
гатови (plural vocative)
гату (locative singular)
гатовима (locative plural)
гатом (instrumental singular)
гатовима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *gatь (“dike”). Cognate with Slovak hať (“dam”), Upper Sorbian hat, Polish gać, Lower Sorbian gat (“pond, dam”), and Russian гать (gatʹ, “causeway”).


monoteist

sh-noun

monotèist m (Cyrillic spelling монотѐист)

monotèist (canonical masculine)
монотѐист (Cyrillic)


selam alejkum

sh-interjection

selam alejkum (Cyrillic spelling селам алејкум)

селам алејкум (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish سلام علیکم (selam aleykum), from Arabic اَلسَّلَام عَلَيْكُم (as-salām ʕalaykum, “peace be upon you”).

der

اَلسَّلَام عَلَيْكُم

(Islam) salaam alaikum (Muslim greeting)


švora

švȏra (canonical feminine)
шво̑ра (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Italian suora or from Venetan suòr.


drombulja

sh-noun

drombulja f (Cyrillic spelling дромбуља)


Apolon

Apòlōn (canonical masculine)
Апо̀ло̄н (Cyrillic)
Apòlōn (nominative singular)
Apolóna (genitive singular)
Apolonu (dative singular)
Apolona (accusative singular)
Apolone (singular vocative)
Apolonu (locative singular)
Apolonom (instrumental singular)


Аполон

Апо̀ло̄н (canonical masculine)
Apòlōn (romanization)
Апо̀ло̄н (nominative singular)
Аполо́на (genitive singular)
Аполону (dative singular)
Аполона (accusative singular)
Аполоне (singular vocative)
Аполону (locative singular)
Аполоном (instrumental singular)


svetitelj

svètitelj m (Cyrillic spelling свѐтитељ)

svètitelj (canonical masculine)
свѐтитељ (Cyrillic)
svetitelj (nominative singular)
svetitelji (nominative plural)
svetitelja (genitive singular)
svetitelja (genitive plural)
svetitelju (dative singular)
svetiteljima (dative plural)
svetitelja (accusative singular)
svetitelje (accusative plural)
svetitelju (singular vocative)
svetitelji (plural vocative)
svetitelju (locative singular)
svetiteljima (locative plural)
svetiteljem (instrumental singular)
svetiteljima (instrumental plural)

Uskliknimo s ljubavlju / Svetitelju Savi.

c. 1858, anonymous author, Hymn to Saint Sava:

Let us cry out with love / To Saint Sava.

(Eastern Orthodoxy) a saint, especially an ascetic or monk who nurtures the ideal of education and dissemination of knowledge


светитељ

свѐтитељ (canonical masculine)
svètitelj (romanization)
светитељ (nominative singular)
светитељи (nominative plural)
светитеља (genitive singular)
светитеља (genitive plural)
светитељу (dative singular)
светитељима (dative plural)
светитеља (accusative singular)
светитеље (accusative plural)
светитељу (singular vocative)
светитељи (plural vocative)
светитељу (locative singular)
светитељима (locative plural)
светитељем (instrumental singular)
светитељима (instrumental plural)

Ускликнимо с љубављу / Светитељу Сави.


zboj

збој (Cyrillic)
zboj (nominative singular)
zbojevi (nominative plural)
zboja (genitive singular)
zbojeva (genitive plural)
zboju (dative singular)
zbojevima (dative plural)
zboj (accusative singular)
zboje (accusative plural)
zboje (singular vocative)
zbojevi (plural vocative)
zboju (locative singular)
zbojevima (locative plural)
zbojem (instrumental singular)
zbojevima (instrumental plural)


klapa

klȁpa (canonical feminine)
кла̏па (Cyrillic)
klapa (nominative singular)
klape (nominative plural)
klape (genitive singular)
klapa (genitive plural)
klapi (dative singular)
klapama (dative plural)
klapu (accusative singular)
klape (accusative plural)
klapo (singular vocative)
klape (plural vocative)
klapi (locative singular)
klapama (locative plural)
klapom (instrumental singular)
klapama (instrumental plural)


кандило

ка̀ндило (canonical neuter)
kàndilo (romanization)
кандило (nominative singular)
кандила (nominative plural)
кандила (genitive singular)
кандила (genitive plural)
кандилу (dative singular)
кандилима (dative plural)
кандило (accusative singular)
кандила (accusative plural)
кандило (singular vocative)
кандила (plural vocative)
кандилу (locative singular)
кандилима (locative plural)
кандилом (instrumental singular)
кандилима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Old Church Slavonic канъдило (kanŭdilo), from Ancient Greek κανδήλη (kandḗlē), from Latin candela (“candle”).

bor+

U jednom kutu visila je jednostavna bezuresna ikona, pred kojom je gorelo malo kandilo.

1844, Ljudevit Gaj, Danica horvatska, slavonska i dalmatinska, volume 10, number 42:

In one corner hung a plain undecorated icon, before which burned a small vigil lamp.

Собу је освјетљавало кандило, које је горјело пред иконом.

1898, Laza K. Lazarević, Pripovetke, I-II, published 1899:

The room was illuminated by a vigil lamp, which burned in front of an icon.

(chiefly Eastern Orthodoxy) A vigil lamp; a cresset, usually hanging and richly decorated, containing a floating wick fed by oil, which is placed before icons and altars.


деверуша

девѐруша (canonical feminine)
devèruša (romanization)
деверуша (nominative singular)
деверуше (nominative plural)
деверуше (genitive singular)
деверуша (genitive plural)
деверуши (dative singular)
деверушама (dative plural)
деверушу (accusative singular)
деверуше (accusative plural)
деверушо (singular vocative)
деверуше (plural vocative)
деверуши (locative singular)
деверушама (locative plural)
деверушом (instrumental singular)
деверушама (instrumental plural)

From девер + -уша.

suffix

девер + -уша


усна хармоника

sh-noun

у̏сна хармо̀ника

у̏сна хармо̀ника f (Latin spelling ȕsna harmònika)

у̏сна хармо̀ника (canonical feminine)
ȕsna harmònika (romanization)

From usna (“lip”) + harmonika (“harmonica”).


опатија

опа̀тија (canonical feminine)
opàtija (romanization)
опатија (nominative singular)
опатије (nominative plural)
опатие (genitive singular)
опатијава (genitive plural)
опатии (dative singular)
опатиама (dative plural)
опатију (accusative singular)
опатије (accusative plural)
опатијо (singular vocative)
опатије (plural vocative)
опатији (locative singular)
опатијама (locative plural)
опатијом (instrumental singular)
опатијама (instrumental plural)

From Late Latin abbātia, from Classical Latin abbās (“abbot”).


tempao

…kroz koju se na jednom kraju vidješe hram (tempao) Eskulapov, a na drugom Jupiterov.

1838, Ljudevit Gaj, Danica Ilirska, volume 4, number 5:

…through which is seen at one end the temple of Æsculapius, and at the other, of Jupiter.

Zavjetova se, da će na prvoj točki zemlje, gdje živ i zdrav stavi nogu, podignuti tempao na čast Majke Božje.

1895, Vienac: Zabavi i Pouci, number 50:

He swore that, upon the first spot of earth where he placed his foot healthy and alive, he would raise a temple in honor of the Mother of God.


kamrikuša

kamrikuša f (Cyrillic spelling камрикуша)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قناریه قوشی (kanarya quşu), with semantic shift.

bor+

ptica kamrikuša koja je tako velika bila da je mogla końa i čovjeka ponijeti

1870, anonymous author, Bosanske narodne pripovjedke:

the kamrikuša bird, which was so big that it could carry a horse or a person

A fictional large bird featuring in South Slavic folktales.


камрикуша

кам‧ри‧ку‧ша


kandilo

kàndilo (canonical neuter)
ка̀ндило (Cyrillic)
kandilo (nominative singular)
kandila (nominative plural)
kandila (genitive singular)
kandila (genitive plural)
kandilu (dative singular)
kandilima (dative plural)
kandilo (accusative singular)
kandila (accusative plural)
kandilo (singular vocative)
kandila (plural vocative)
kandilu (locative singular)
kandilima (locative plural)
kandilom (instrumental singular)
kandilima (instrumental plural)


игранка

igranka (romanization)
игранкa (nominative singular)
игранкe (nominative plural)
игранкe (genitive singular)
игранкa (genitive plural)
игранкi (dative singular)
игранкama (dative plural)
игранкu (accusative singular)
игранкe (accusative plural)
игранкo (singular vocative)
игранкe (plural vocative)
игранкi (locative singular)
игранкama (locative plural)
игранкom (instrumental singular)
игранкama (instrumental plural)

dance (the social gathering where dancing is the main activity)


конак

ко̀нак (canonical masculine)
kònak (romanization)
ко̀нак (nominative singular)
конаци (nominative plural)
конака (genitive singular)
ко̏на̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
конаку (dative singular)
конацима (dative plural)
конак (accusative singular)
конаке (accusative plural)
коначе (singular vocative)
конаци (plural vocative)
конаку (locative singular)
конацима (locative plural)
конаком (instrumental singular)
конацима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قوناق (konak, “mansion, station, inn”).


šutka

šȕtka (canonical feminine)
шу̏тка (Cyrillic)


uzmah

ȕzmāh (canonical masculine)
у̏зма̄х (Cyrillic)


узмах

у̏зма̄х (canonical masculine)
ȕzmāh (romanization)


ARj

(rare, linguistics) Abbreviation of Akademijin rječnik — the Rječnik hrvatskoga ili srpskoga jezika, a dictionary of Serbo-Croatian published by the Yugoslav Academy of Sciences and Arts in 23 volumes between 1880 and 1976


žitije

žìtije (canonical neuter)
жѝтије (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Old Church Slavonic житиѥ (žitije, “life”).


бискупија

биску̀пија (canonical feminine)
biskùpija (romanization)
биску̀пија (nominative singular)
биску̀пије (nominative plural)
биску̀пије (genitive singular)
биску̀пија (genitive plural)
биску̀пији (dative singular)
биску̀пијама (dative plural)
биску̀пију (accusative singular)
биску̀пије (accusative plural)
биску̀пијо (singular vocative)
биску̀пије (plural vocative)
биску̀пији (locative singular)
биску̀пијама (locative plural)
биску̀пијом (instrumental singular)
биску̀пијама (instrumental plural)


vremenska mašina

sh-noun

vremenska mašina f (Cyrillic spelling временска машина)

временска машина (Cyrillic)


аралук

ара̀лук (canonical masculine)
aràluk (romanization)
аралук (nominative singular)
аралуци (nominative plural)
аралука (genitive singular)
аралука (genitive plural)
аралуку (dative singular)
аралуцима (dative plural)
аралук (accusative singular)
аралуке (accusative plural)
аралуку (singular vocative)
аралуци (plural vocative)
аралуку (locative singular)
аралуцима (locative plural)
аралуком (instrumental singular)
аралуцима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish آرالق (aralık) (Turkish aralık).


ćiler

ćìler (canonical masculine)
ћѝлер (Cyrillic)
ćiler (nominative singular)
ćileri (nominative plural)
ćilera (genitive singular)
ćìlērā (genitive plural)
ćileru (dative singular)
ćilerima (dative plural)
ćiler (accusative singular)
ćilere (accusative plural)
ćilere (singular vocative)
ćileri (plural vocative)
ćileru (locative singular)
ćilerima (locative plural)
ćilerom (instrumental singular)
ćilerima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish كلار (kılar, kiler), from Byzantine Greek κελλάριν (kellárin), from Koine Greek κελλάριον (kellárion), from Latin cellārium.

kılar, <i class="Latn mention" lang="tr">kiler</i>


ћилер

ћѝлер (canonical masculine)
ćìler (romanization)
ћилер (nominative singular)
ћилери (nominative plural)
ћилера (genitive singular)
ћѝле̄ра̄ (genitive plural)
ћилеру (dative singular)
ћилерима (dative plural)
ћилер (accusative singular)
ћилере (accusative plural)
ћилере (singular vocative)
ћилери (plural vocative)
ћилеру (locative singular)
ћилерима (locative plural)
ћилером (instrumental singular)
ћилерима (instrumental plural)


punac

пунац (Cyrillic)
punac (nominative singular)
punci (nominative plural)
punca (genitive singular)
punaca (genitive plural)
puncu (dative singular)
puncima (dative plural)
punca (accusative singular)
punce (accusative plural)
punče (singular vocative)
punci (plural vocative)
puncu (locative singular)
puncima (locative plural)
puncem (instrumental singular)
puncima (instrumental plural)

(Croatia) father-in-law (father of one's wife)


deonica

deònica (canonical feminine)
део̀ница (Cyrillic)
deonica (nominative singular)
deonice (nominative plural)
deonice (genitive singular)
deonica (genitive plural)
deonici (dative singular)
deonicama (dative plural)
deonicu (accusative singular)
deonice (accusative plural)
deonice (singular vocative)
deonico (singular vocative)
deonice (plural vocative)
deonici (locative singular)
deonicama (locative plural)
deonicom (instrumental singular)
deonicama (instrumental plural)


калуђер

кàлуђер (canonical masculine)
kàluđer (romanization)
калуђер (nominative singular)
калуђери (nominative plural)
калуђера (genitive singular)
калуђера (genitive plural)
калуђеру (dative singular)
калуђерима (dative plural)
калуђера (accusative singular)
калуђере (accusative plural)
калуђеру (singular vocative)
калуђери (plural vocative)
калуђеру (locative singular)
калуђерима (locative plural)
калуђером (instrumental singular)
калуђерима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Greek καλόγερος (kalógeros).


kaluđer

kàluđer (canonical masculine)
ка̀луђер (Cyrillic)
kaluđer (nominative singular)
kaluđeri (nominative plural)
kaluđera (genitive singular)
kaluđera (genitive plural)
kaluđeru (dative singular)
kaluđerima (dative plural)
kaluđera (accusative singular)
kaluđere (accusative plural)
kaluđeru (singular vocative)
kaluđeri (plural vocative)
kaluđeru (locative singular)
kaluđerima (locative plural)
kaluđerom (instrumental singular)
kaluđerima (instrumental plural)


царски часови

sh-noun

царски часови ? (Latin spelling carski časovi)


carski časovi

carski časovi ? (Cyrillic spelling царски часови)

царски часови (Cyrillic)


великомученик

великому̀ченӣк

великому̀ченица

великому̀ченӣк m (Latin spelling velikomùčenīk, female equivalent великому̀ченица)

великому̀ченӣк (canonical masculine)
velikomùčenīk (romanization)
великому̀ченица (feminine)


првомученик

првомученица

првомученик m (Latin spelling prvomučenik, female equivalent првомученица)

prvomučenik (romanization)
првомученица (feminine)


sedevakantizam

sedevakantizam m (Cyrillic spelling седевакантизам)

седевакантизам (Cyrillic)
sedevakantizam (nominative singular)
sedevakantizmi (nominative plural)
sedevakantizma (genitive singular)
sedevakantizama (genitive plural)
sedevakantizmu (dative singular)
sedevakantizmima (dative plural)
sedevakantizam (accusative singular)
sedevakantizme (accusative plural)
sedevakantizme (singular vocative)
sedevakantizmi (plural vocative)
sedevakantizmu (locative singular)
sedevakantizmima (locative plural)
sedevakantizmom (instrumental singular)
sedevakantizmima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Latin sedes vacans, literally "empty seat."

(Christianity) sedevacantism (the belief, held by a minority of Traditionalist Catholics, that the present occupant of the papal see is not the true pope and that the see has been vacant since the 1960s)


kolodij

kòlōdīj (canonical masculine)
ко̀ло̄дӣј (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Latin collodium, from Ancient Greek κολλώδης (kollṓdēs).


dijapazon

dijapàzōn m (Cyrillic spelling дијапа̀зо̄н)

dijapàzōn (canonical masculine)
дијапа̀зо̄н (Cyrillic)
dijapazon (nominative singular)
dijapazoni (nominative plural)
dijapazona (genitive singular)
dijapazona (genitive plural)
dijapazonu (dative singular)
dijapazonima (dative plural)
dijapazon (accusative singular)
dijapazone (accusative plural)
dijapazonu (singular vocative)
dijapazoni (plural vocative)
dijapazonu (locative singular)
dijapazonima (locative plural)
dijapazonom (instrumental singular)
dijapazonima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Latin diapason, from Ancient Greek διαπασῶν (diapasôn).

(music) the range of a musical instrument (chromatic range) or human voice (vocal range)


ulj

ȗlj (canonical masculine)
у̑љ (Cyrillic)


hljev

(archaic, rare) (animal) shelter, cowshed


svat

svȁt (canonical masculine)
сва̏т (Cyrillic)


biskupija

biskùpija f (Cyrillic spelling биску̀пија)

biskùpija (canonical feminine)
биску̀пија (Cyrillic)
biskùpija (nominative singular)
biskùpije (nominative plural)
biskùpije (genitive singular)
biskùpija (genitive plural)
biskùpiji (dative singular)
biskùpijama (dative plural)
biskùpiju (accusative singular)
biskùpije (accusative plural)
biskùpijo (singular vocative)
biskùpije (plural vocative)
biskùpiji (locative singular)
biskùpijama (locative plural)
biskùpijom (instrumental singular)
biskùpijama (instrumental plural)


ponoćka

pónoćka (canonical feminine)
по́ноћка (Cyrillic)


polnoćka

pólnoćka f (Cyrillic spelling по́лноћка)

pólnoćka (canonical feminine)
по́лноћка (Cyrillic)


биоскоп

би̏оскоп (canonical masculine)
bȉoskop (romanization)
биоскоп (nominative singular)
биоскопи (nominative plural)
биоскопа (genitive singular)
биоскопа (genitive plural)
биоскопу (dative singular)
биоскопа (dative plural)
биоскоп (accusative singular)
биоскопе (accusative plural)
биоскопе (singular vocative)
биоскопи (plural vocative)
биоскопу (locative singular)
биоскопима (locative plural)
биоскопом (instrumental singular)
биоскопима (instrumental plural)

(Montenegro, Serbia) cinema, movie theatre


aždava

aždàva (canonical feminine)
ажда̀ва (Cyrillic)
aždava (nominative singular)
aždave (nominative plural)
aždave (genitive singular)
aždava (genitive plural)
aždavi (dative singular)
aždavama (dative plural)
aždavu (accusative singular)
aždave (accusative plural)
aždavo (singular vocative)
aždave (plural vocative)
aždavi (locative singular)
aždavama (locative plural)
aždavom (instrumental singular)
aždavama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish اژدها (ejdehâ), from Persian اژدها (eždehâ).

bor+

(regional, Montenegro) type of mythical creature similar to dragon


bogoslužje

sh-noun

bȍgoslūžje n (Cyrillic spelling бо̏гослӯжје)

bȍgoslūžje (canonical neuter)
бо̏гослӯжје (Cyrillic)


богослужје

бо̏гослӯжје n (Latin spelling bȍgoslūžje)

бо̏гослӯжје (canonical neuter)
bȍgoslūžje (romanization)


iskupiti

sh-verb

iskúpiti pf (Cyrillic spelling иску́пити)

iskúpiti (canonical perfective)
иску́пити (Cyrillic)
iskupiti (infinitive)
ìskūpīvši (adverbial past)
ìskūpīm (first-person present singular)
iskupiš (present second-person singular)
iskupi (present singular third-person)
iskupimo (first-person plural present)
iskupite (plural present second-person)
iskupe (plural present third-person)
iskupit ću (first-person future future-i singular)
iskupiću (first-person future future-i singular)
iskupit ćeš (future future-i second-person singular)
iskupićeš (future future-i second-person singular)
iskupit će (future future-i singular third-person)
iskupiće (future future-i singular third-person)
iskupit ćemo (first-person future future-i plural)
iskupićemo (first-person future future-i plural)
iskupit ćete (future future-i plural second-person)
iskupićete (future future-i plural second-person)
iskupit će (future future-i plural third-person)
iskupiće (future future-i plural third-person)
bȕdēm iskupio (first-person future future-ii singular)
bȕdēš iskupio (future future-ii second-person singular)
bȕdē iskupio (future future-ii singular third-person)
bȕdēmo iskupili (first-person future future-ii plural)
bȕdēte iskupili (future future-ii plural second-person)
bȕdū iskupili (future future-ii plural third-person)
iskupio sam (first-person past perfect singular)
iskupio si (past perfect second-person singular)
iskupio je (past perfect singular third-person)
iskupili smo (first-person past perfect plural)
iskupili ste (past perfect plural second-person)
iskupili su (past perfect plural third-person)
bȉo sam iskupio (first-person past pluperfect singular)
bȉo si iskupio (past pluperfect second-person singular)
bȉo je iskupio (past pluperfect singular third-person)
bíli smo iskupili (first-person past pluperfect plural)
bíli ste iskupili (past pluperfect plural second-person)
bíli su iskupili (past pluperfect plural third-person)
iskupih (aorist first-person past singular)
iskupi (aorist past second-person singular)
iskupi (aorist past singular third-person)
iskupismo (aorist first-person past plural)
iskupiste (aorist past plural second-person)
iskupiše (aorist past plural third-person)
iskupio bih (conditional conditional-i first-person singular)
iskupio bi (conditional conditional-i second-person singular)
iskupio bi (conditional conditional-i singular third-person)
iskupili bismo (conditional conditional-i first-person plural)
iskupili biste (conditional conditional-i plural second-person)
iskupili bi (conditional conditional-i plural third-person)
bȉo bih iskupio (conditional conditional-ii first-person singular)
bȉo bi iskupio (conditional conditional-ii second-person singular)
bȉo bi iskupio (conditional conditional-ii singular third-person)
bíli bismo iskupili (conditional conditional-ii first-person plural)
bíli biste iskupili (conditional conditional-ii plural second-person)
bíli bi iskupili (conditional conditional-ii plural third-person)
iskupi (imperative second-person singular)
iskupimo (first-person imperative plural)
iskupite (imperative plural second-person)
iskupio (active masculine participle past singular)
iskupila (active feminine participle past singular)
iskupilo (active neuter participle past singular)
iskupili (active masculine participle past plural)
iskupile (active feminine participle past plural)
iskupila (active neuter participle past plural)
ìskūpljen (masculine participle passive past singular)
iskupljena (feminine participle passive past singular)
iskupljeno (neuter participle passive past singular)
iskupljeni (masculine participle passive past plural)
iskupljene (feminine participle passive past plural)
iskupljena (neuter participle passive past plural)

Borrowed from Old Church Slavonic искоупити (iskupiti). By surface analysis, iz- + kúpiti.

bor+

(reflexive, Christianity) to receive forgiveness for one’s sins, to be redeemed


babaroga

sh-noun

babaróga m (Cyrillic spelling бабаро́га)

babaróga (canonical masculine)
бабаро́га (Cyrillic)

bogeyman (fictional monster that scares children), typically in the form of an old hag or witch with a single horn in her forehead


бабарога

бабаро́га (canonical masculine)
babaróga (romanization)


rodnovjerje

rodnovjerje n (Cyrillic spelling родновјерје)

родновјерје (Cyrillic)
rodnovjerje (nominative singular)
rodnovjerja (genitive singular)
rodnovjerju (dative singular)
rodnovjerje (accusative singular)
rodnovjerje (singular vocative)
rodnovjerju (locative singular)
rodnovjerjem (instrumental singular)

(uncountable) Rodnovery, Slavic neopaganism


opservatorij

opservàtōrīj m (Cyrillic spelling опсерва̀то̄рӣј)

opservàtōrīj (canonical masculine)
опсерва̀то̄рӣј (Cyrillic)
abecedarij (nominative singular)
opservatoriji (nominative plural)
abecedarija (genitive singular)
opservatorija (genitive plural)
abecedariju (dative singular)
opservatorijima (dative plural)
abecedarij (accusative singular)
opservatorije (accusative plural)
abecedariju (singular vocative)
opservatoriji (plural vocative)
abecedariju (locative singular)
opservatorijima (locative plural)
abecedarijem (instrumental singular)
opservatorijima (instrumental plural)

observatory (building where stars are observed)


опсерваториј

опсерва̀то̄рӣј

опсерва̀то̄рӣј m (Latin spelling opservàtōrīj)

опсерва̀то̄рӣј (canonical masculine)
opservàtōrīj (romanization)
опсерваториј (nominative singular)
опсерваторији (nominative plural)
опсерваторија (genitive singular)
опсерваторија (genitive plural)
опсерваторију (dative singular)
опсерваторијима (dative plural)
опсерваториј (accusative singular)
опсерваторије (accusative plural)
опсерваторију (singular vocative)
опсерваторији (plural vocative)
опсерваторију (locative singular)
опсерваторијима (locative plural)
опсерваторијем (instrumental singular)
опсерваторијима (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

опсерваториј

опсерваторији

опсерваторија

опсерваторија

опсерваторију

опсерваторијима

опсерваториј

опсерваторије

опсерваторију

опсерваторији

опсерваторију

опсерваторијима

опсерваторијем

опсерваторијима

оп‧сер‧ва‧то‧риј


impluvij

ìmplūvīj (canonical masculine)
ѝмплӯвӣј (Cyrillic)


hadžija

hàdžija (canonical masculine)
ха̀џија (Cyrillic)
hadžija (nominative singular)
hadžije (nominative plural)
hadžije (genitive singular)
hadžija (genitive plural)
hadžiji (dative singular)
hadžijama (dative plural)
hadžiju (accusative singular)
hadžije (accusative plural)
hadžijo (singular vocative)
hadžije (plural vocative)
hadžiji (locative singular)
hadžijama (locative plural)
hadžijom (instrumental singular)
hadžijama (instrumental plural)

(Islam) a Muslim who has participated in a hajj, a hajji.

(Christianity) a Christian who has participated in a pilgrimage


хаџија

ха̀џија (canonical masculine)
hàdžija (romanization)
хаџија (nominative singular)
хаџије (nominative plural)
хаџије (genitive singular)
хаџија (genitive plural)
хаџији (dative singular)
хаџијама (dative plural)
хаџију (accusative singular)
хаџије (accusative plural)
хаџијо (singular vocative)
хаџије (plural vocative)
хаџији (locative singular)
хаџијама (locative plural)
хаџијом (instrumental singular)
хаџијама (instrumental plural)

affix

хаџ (“hajj”) + -џија


igranka

игранка (Cyrillic)
igranka (nominative singular)
igranke (nominative plural)
igranke (genitive singular)
igranka (genitive plural)
igranki (dative singular)
igrankama (dative plural)
igranku (accusative singular)
igranke (accusative plural)
igranko (singular vocative)
igranke (plural vocative)
igranki (locative singular)
igrankama (locative plural)
igrankom (instrumental singular)
igrankama (instrumental plural)


duhovnik

sh-noun

duhòvnīk m (Cyrillic spelling духо̀внӣк)

duhòvnīk (canonical masculine)
духо̀внӣк (Cyrillic)
duhovnik (nominative singular)
duhovnici (nominative plural)
duhovnika (genitive singular)
duhovnika (genitive plural)
duhovniku (dative singular)
duhovnicima (dative plural)
duhovnika (accusative singular)
duhovnike (accusative plural)
duhovniče (singular vocative)
duhovnici (plural vocative)
duhovniku (locative singular)
duhovnicima (locative plural)
duhovnikom (instrumental singular)
duhovnicima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *duxovьnikъ. Compare Old Czech duchovník.


nadbiskup

nàdbiskup m (Cyrillic spelling на̀дбискуп)

nàdbiskup (canonical masculine)
на̀дбискуп (Cyrillic)


надбискуп

на̀дбискуп (canonical masculine)
nàdbiskup (romanization)


udžerica

From hudžera (“room, shanty”, regional) + -ica, from Ottoman Turkish حجره (hücre), from Arabic حُجْرَة (ḥujra, “room, cell”).


murtat

mùrtat (canonical masculine)
му̀ртат (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Turkish mürtet, from Arabic مُرْتَدّ (murtadd, “apostate, infidel”).


mumin

mùmīn (canonical masculine)
му̀мӣн (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish مؤمن (mü'min), from Arabic مُؤْمِن (muʔmin).

bor+

(rare, regional, Islam) the faithful, believers


Mokoš

Mȍkoš (canonical feminine)
Мо̏кош (Cyrillic)
Mȍkoš (nominative singular)
Mȍkoši (genitive singular)
Mȍkoši (dative singular)
Mȍkoš (accusative singular)
Mȍkoši (singular vocative)
Mȍkoši (locative singular)
Mȍkoši (instrumental singular)

Learned borrowing from Russian Мо́кошь (Mókošʹ), from Old East Slavic Мокошь (Mokošĭ), from Proto-Slavic *Mokošь.

lbor

A Mokoš se bila stvorila vranom i sjela na sljeme doma čađavoga.

1919, Andrija Milčinović, Mali ljudi, Matica hrvatska, page 60:

And Mokosh turned into a crow and sat on the edge of the burrowed house.


увертира

уверти́ра (canonical feminine)
uvertíra (romanization)


uvertira

sh-noun

uvertíra f (Cyrillic spelling уверти́ра)

uvertíra (canonical feminine)
уверти́ра (Cyrillic)


pejgamber

pejgamber ? (Cyrillic spelling пејгамбер)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish پیغامبر (peygamber), from Persian پیغامبر (peyğambar).


govnar

gòvnār (canonical masculine)
го̀вна̄р (Cyrillic)

Compare Russian говна́рь (govnárʹ), Polish gówniarz, and Macedonian гомнар (gomnar).

(derogatory, vulgar) piece of shit, shithead


lapiti

Lapíti (canonical masculine)
Лапи́ти (Cyrillic)

(Greek mythology) Lapiths (semi-legendary, semi-historical race of Thessaly)


вампијер

ва̀мпијер (canonical masculine)
vàmpijer (romanization)
вампијер (nominative singular)
вампијери (nominative plural)
вампијера (genitive singular)
вампијера (genitive plural)
вампијеру (dative singular)
вампиријема (dative plural)
вампијера (accusative singular)
вампијере (accusative plural)
вампијеру (singular vocative)
вампијере (singular vocative)
вампијери (plural vocative)
вампијеру (locative singular)
вампиријема (locative plural)
вампијером (instrumental singular)
вампиријема (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

вампијеру / вампијере

→? Albanian: dhampir


čardak

čȁrdāk (canonical masculine)
ча̏рда̄к (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish چارطاق, from Persian چارطاق (čârtâq, “vault”), a compound of چار (čâr, “four”) + طاق (tâq, “arch”).

(architecture, regional) an old typical house in the Balkans


деоница

дeо̀ница (canonical feminine)
deònica (romanization)
дeоница (nominative singular)
дeонице (nominative plural)
дeонице (genitive singular)
дeоница (genitive plural)
дeоници (dative singular)
дeоницама (dative plural)
дeоницу (accusative singular)
дeонице (accusative plural)
дeонице (singular vocative)
дeоницо (singular vocative)
дeонице (plural vocative)
дeоници (locative singular)
дeоницама (locative plural)
дeоницом (instrumental singular)
дeоницама (instrumental plural)

дeонице / дeоницо


Мокош

Мо̏кош (canonical feminine)
Mȍkoš (romanization)
Мо̏кош (nominative singular)
Мо̏коши (genitive singular)
Мо̏коши (dative singular)
Мо̏кош (accusative singular)
Мо̏коши (singular vocative)
Мо̏коши (locative singular)
Мо̏коши (instrumental singular)

Богиња Мокош, коју су поштобале жене и девојке, повезана је „са поштовањем порођајних болова Богородице”.

2001, Mirjaná Đekić, Водице у Војводини, Драганић, page 44:

Worshipped by women and girls, the goddess Mokosh is associated "with respect for the birth pains of the Mother of God".


ватробран

вȁтробрāн (canonical masculine)
vȁtrobrān (romanization)

From ватра + бранити

affix

ватра + бранити


vatrobran

sh-noun

vȁtrobrān m (Cyrillic spelling ва̏тробра̄н)

vȁtrobrān (canonical masculine)
ва̏тробра̄н (Cyrillic)


djeveruša

djevèruša f (Cyrillic spelling дјевѐруша)

djevèruša (canonical feminine)
дјевѐруша (Cyrillic)
djeveruša (nominative singular)
djeveruše (nominative plural)
djeveruše (genitive singular)
djeveruša (genitive plural)
djeveruši (dative singular)
djeverušama (dative plural)
djeverušu (accusative singular)
djeveruše (accusative plural)
djeverušo (singular vocative)
djeveruše (plural vocative)
djeveruši (locative singular)
djeverušama (locative plural)
djeverušom (instrumental singular)
djeverušama (instrumental plural)


дјеверуша

дјевѐруша (canonical feminine)
djevèruša (romanization)
дјеверуша (nominative singular)
дјеверуше (nominative plural)
дјеверуше (genitive singular)
дјеверуша (genitive plural)
дјеверуши (dative singular)
дјеверушама (dative plural)
дјеверушу (accusative singular)
дјеверуше (accusative plural)
дјеверушо (singular vocative)
дјеверуше (plural vocative)
дјеверуши (locative singular)
дјеверушама (locative plural)
дјеверушом (instrumental singular)
дјеверушама (instrumental plural)

From дјевер + -уша.

suffix

дјевер + -уша