lavabo

lavàbō (canonical masculine)
лава̀бо̄ (Cyrillic)
lavabo (nominative singular)
lavaboi (nominative plural)
lavaboa (genitive singular)
lavaboa (genitive plural)
lavabou (dative singular)
lavaboima (dative plural)
lavabo (accusative singular)
lavaboe (accusative plural)
lavabou (singular vocative)
lavaboe (singular vocative)
lavaboi (plural vocative)
lavabou (locative singular)
lavaboima (locative plural)
lavaboom (instrumental singular)
lavaboima (instrumental plural)


говно

го́вно (canonical neuter)
góvno (romanization)
го́вно (nominative singular)
го̑вна (nominative plural)
го́вна (genitive singular)
го̏ва̄на̄ (genitive plural)
говну (dative singular)
го̑внима (dative plural)
говно (accusative singular)
го̑вна (accusative plural)
говно (singular vocative)
го̑вна (plural vocative)
говну (locative singular)
го̑внима (locative plural)
говном (instrumental singular)
го̑внима (instrumental plural)

(vulgar, slang) shit (solid excretory product evacuated from the bowel)

(vulgar, slang) nonsense, bullshit, rubbish


лавабо

лава̀бо̄ (canonical masculine)
lavàbō (romanization)
лавабо (nominative singular)
лавабои (nominative plural)
лавабоа (genitive singular)
лавабоа (genitive plural)
лавабоу (dative singular)
лавабоима (dative plural)
лавабо (accusative singular)
лавабое (accusative plural)
лавабоу (singular vocative)
лавабое (singular vocative)
лавабои (plural vocative)
лавабоу (locative singular)
лавабоима (locative plural)
лавабоом (instrumental singular)
лавабоима (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

лавабоу / лавабое


hala

From Ottoman Turkish خلا (halâ), from Arabic خَلَاء (ḵalāʔ).


екскремент

sh-noun

екскрѐмент m (Latin spelling ekskrèment)

екскрѐмент (canonical masculine)
ekskrèment (romanization)
екскрѐмент (nominative singular)
екскременти (nominative plural)
екскремента (genitive singular)
екскрѐмена̄та̄ (genitive plural)
екскременту (dative singular)
екскрементима (dative plural)
екскремент (accusative singular)
екскременте (accusative plural)
екскременте (singular vocative)
екскременти (plural vocative)
екскременту (locative singular)
екскрементима (locative plural)
екскрементом (instrumental singular)
екскрементима (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

екскрѐмена̄та̄

екскрементима

екскрементима

екскрементом

екскрементима

ек‧скре‧мент


govno

góvno (canonical neuter)
го́вно (Cyrillic)
góvno (nominative singular)
gȏvna (nominative plural)
góvna (genitive singular)
gȍvānā (genitive plural)
govnu (dative singular)
gȏvnima (dative plural)
govno (accusative singular)
gȏvna (accusative plural)
govno (singular vocative)
gȏvna (plural vocative)
govnu (locative singular)
gȏvnima (locative plural)
govnom (instrumental singular)
gȏvnima (instrumental plural)

(vulgar) when used in singular (govno): turd (a piece of shit) Example: Posrao sam baš veliko govno. I shat a really big turd.


izmet

ìzmet (canonical masculine)
ѝзмет (Cyrillic)
izmet (nominative singular)
izmeti (nominative plural)
izmeta (genitive singular)
izmeta (genitive plural)
izmetu (dative singular)
izmetima (dative plural)
izmet (accusative singular)
izmete (accusative plural)
izmete (singular vocative)
izmeti (plural vocative)
izmetu (locative singular)
izmetima (locative plural)
izmetom (instrumental singular)
izmetima (instrumental plural)


ekskrement

sh-noun

ekskrèment m (Cyrillic spelling екскрѐмент)

ekskrèment (canonical masculine)
екскрѐмент (Cyrillic)
ekskrèment (nominative singular)
ekskrementi (nominative plural)
ekskrementa (genitive singular)
ekskrèmenātā (genitive plural)
ekskrementu (dative singular)
ekskrementima (dative plural)
ekskrement (accusative singular)
ekskremente (accusative plural)
ekskremente (singular vocative)
ekskrementi (plural vocative)
ekskrementu (locative singular)
ekskrementima (locative plural)
ekskrementom (instrumental singular)
ekskrementima (instrumental plural)


gnoj

gnȏj (canonical masculine)
гно̑ј (Cyrillic)
gnȏj (nominative singular)
gnòjevi (nominative plural)
gnòja (genitive singular)
gnojeva (genitive plural)
gnoju (dative singular)
gnojevima (dative plural)
gnoj (accusative singular)
gnojeve (accusative plural)
gnoju (singular vocative)
gnojevi (plural vocative)
gnoju (locative singular)
gnojevima (locative plural)
gnojem (instrumental singular)
gnojevima (instrumental plural)


балега

ба̏лега (canonical feminine)
bȁlega (romanization)
балега (nominative singular)
балеге (nominative plural)
балеге (genitive singular)
балега (genitive plural)
балези (dative singular)
балеги (dative singular)
балегама (dative plural)
балегу (accusative singular)
балеге (accusative plural)
балего (singular vocative)
балеге (plural vocative)
балези (locative singular)
балеги (locative singular)
балегама (locative plural)
балегом (instrumental singular)
балегама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

балези/балеги

балези/балеги

from Proto-Indo-European *bolgʷ-, also found in modern Albanian bajgë (archaic and dialectal balgë, balëgë), perhaps from it. Also Romanian baligă.


balega

bȁlega (canonical feminine)
ба̏лега (Cyrillic)
balega (nominative singular)
balege (nominative plural)
balege (genitive singular)
balega (genitive plural)
balezi (dative singular)
balegi (dative singular)
balegama (dative plural)
balegu (accusative singular)
balege (accusative plural)
balego (singular vocative)
balege (plural vocative)
balezi (locative singular)
balegi (locative singular)
balegama (locative plural)
balegom (instrumental singular)
balegama (instrumental plural)

from Proto-Indo-European *bolgʷ-, also found in modern Albanian Albanian bajgë (archaic and dialectal balgë, balëgë) and Romanian baligă. Probably borrowed from Albanian.


гној

гно̑ј (canonical masculine)
gnȏj (romanization)
гно̑ј (nominative singular)
гно̀јеви (nominative plural)
гно̀ја (genitive singular)
гнојева (genitive plural)
гноју (dative singular)
гнојевима (dative plural)
гној (accusative singular)
гнојеве (accusative plural)
гноју (singular vocative)
гнојеви (plural vocative)
гноју (locative singular)
гнојевима (locative plural)
гнојем (instrumental singular)
гнојевима (instrumental plural)


kada

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


stolica

stòlica (canonical feminine)
сто̀лица (Cyrillic)
stolica (nominative singular)
stolice (nominative plural)
stolice (genitive singular)
stolica (genitive plural)
stolici (dative singular)
stolicama (dative plural)
stolicu (accusative singular)
stolice (accusative plural)
stolico (singular vocative)
stolice (plural vocative)
stolici (locative singular)
stolicama (locative plural)
stolicom (instrumental singular)
stolicama (instrumental plural)


столица

сто̀лица (canonical feminine)
stòlica (romanization)
столица (nominative singular)
столице (nominative plural)
столице (genitive singular)
столица (genitive plural)
столици (dative singular)
столицама (dative plural)
столицу (accusative singular)
столице (accusative plural)
столицо (singular vocative)
столице (plural vocative)
столици (locative singular)
столицама (locative plural)
столицом (instrumental singular)
столицама (instrumental plural)


nužnik

nȕžnīk (canonical masculine)
ну̏жнӣк (Cyrillic)
nȕžnīk (nominative singular)
nȕžnīci (nominative plural)
nužnika (genitive singular)
nužnika (genitive plural)
nužniku (dative singular)
nužnicima (dative plural)
nužnik (accusative singular)
nužnike (accusative plural)
nužniče (singular vocative)
nužnici (plural vocative)
nužniku (locative singular)
nužnicima (locative plural)
nužnikom (instrumental singular)
nužnicima (instrumental plural)


zahod

zàhod (canonical masculine)
за̀ход (Cyrillic)
zahod (nominative singular)
zahodi (nominative plural)
zahoda (genitive singular)
zahoda (genitive plural)
zahodu (dative singular)
zahodima (dative plural)
zahod (accusative singular)
zahode (accusative plural)
zahode (singular vocative)
zahodi (plural vocative)
zahodu (locative singular)
zahodima (locative plural)
zahodom (instrumental singular)
zahodima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *zaxodъ. Compare Polish zachód, Slovene zahod.

1891, recorded by Vuk Stefanović Karadžić, Srpske narodne pjesme

...whether the bright moon is in the west, / whether the morning star is in the east;...

...Jeli jasan mesec na zaodu, / Jel’ danica na istoku zvezda;...


zahod

záhod (canonical masculine)
за́ход (Cyrillic)
zahod (nominative singular)
zahodi (nominative plural)
zahoda (genitive singular)
zahoda (genitive plural)
zahodu (dative singular)
zahodima (dative plural)
zahod (accusative singular)
zahode (accusative plural)
zahode (singular vocative)
zahodi (plural vocative)
zahodu (locative singular)
zahodima (locative plural)
zahodom (instrumental singular)
zahodima (instrumental plural)


puder

púder (canonical masculine)
пу́дер (Cyrillic)
puder (nominative singular)
puderi (nominative plural)
pudera (genitive singular)
pudera (genitive plural)
puderu (dative singular)
puderima (dative plural)
puder (accusative singular)
pudere (accusative plural)
puderu (singular vocative)
puderi (plural vocative)
puderu (locative singular)
puderima (locative plural)
puderom (instrumental singular)
puderima (instrumental plural)


toalet

toàlet (canonical masculine)
тоа̀лет (Cyrillic)
toalet (nominative singular)
toaleti (nominative plural)
toaleta (genitive singular)
toaleta (genitive plural)
toaletu (dative singular)
toaletima (dative plural)
toalet (accusative singular)
toalete (accusative plural)
toalete (singular vocative)
toaleti (plural vocative)
toaletu (locative singular)
toaletima (locative plural)
toaletom (instrumental singular)
toaletima (instrumental plural)


тоалет

тоа̀лет (canonical masculine)
toàlet (romanization)
тоалет (nominative singular)
тоалети (nominative plural)
тоалета (genitive singular)
тоалета (genitive plural)
тоалету (dative singular)
тоалетима (dative plural)
тоалет (accusative singular)
тоалете (accusative plural)
тоалете (singular vocative)
тоалети (plural vocative)
тоалету (locative singular)
тоалетима (locative plural)
тоалетом (instrumental singular)
тоалетима (instrumental plural)


đubre

đȕbre (canonical neuter)
ђу̏бре (Cyrillic)
đubre (nominative singular)
đubrad (nominative plural)
đubreta (genitive singular)
đubradi (genitive plural)
đubretu (dative singular)
đubradi (dative plural)
đubre (accusative singular)
đubrad (accusative plural)
đubre (singular vocative)
đubradi (plural vocative)
đubretu (locative singular)
đubradi (locative plural)
đubretom (instrumental singular)
đubradi (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish گوبره (gübre), from Ancient Greek κόπρος (kópros).


када

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


када

when, if etc.; see ка̏д for examples and details.


када

ка́да (canonical feminine)
káda (romanization)
када (nominative singular)
каде (nominative plural)
каде (genitive singular)
када (genitive plural)
кади (dative singular)
кадама (dative plural)
каду (accusative singular)
каде (accusative plural)
кадо (singular vocative)
каде (plural vocative)
кади (locative singular)
кадама (locative plural)
кадом (instrumental singular)
кадама (instrumental plural)

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


нужник

ну̏жнӣк (canonical masculine)
nȕžnīk (romanization)
ну̏жнӣк (nominative singular)
ну̏жнӣци (nominative plural)
нужника (genitive singular)
нужника (genitive plural)
нужнику (dative singular)
нужницима (dative plural)
нужник (accusative singular)
нужнике (accusative plural)
нужниче (singular vocative)
нужници (plural vocative)
нужнику (locative singular)
нужницима (locative plural)
нужником (instrumental singular)
нужницима (instrumental plural)


заход

за́ход (canonical masculine)
záhod (romanization)
заход (nominative singular)
заходи (nominative plural)
захода (genitive singular)
захода (genitive plural)
заходу (dative singular)
заходима (dative plural)
заход (accusative singular)
заходе (accusative plural)
заходе (singular vocative)
заходи (plural vocative)
заходу (locative singular)
заходима (locative plural)
заходом (instrumental singular)
заходима (instrumental plural)


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)


kalodont

sh-noun

kalodȍnt m (Cyrillic spelling калодо̏нт)

kalodȍnt (canonical masculine)
калодо̏нт (Cyrillic)

From Ancient Greek καλώς (kalṓs, “nice, good”) and ὀδούς (odoús, “tooth”), name of a toothpaste brand. The older form kaladont derives from an older spelling of the brand name. In Serbia, only this form is used.
Since few or no words begin with nt, this word tends to end the game.

der

shiritori-like Serbo-Croatian word game in which each player attempts to come up with a word starting with the final two letters of the previous player's word


судопера

су̀допера (canonical feminine)
sùdopera (romanization)
судопера (nominative singular)
судопере (nominative plural)
судопере (genitive singular)
судопера (genitive plural)
судопери (dative singular)
судоперама (dative plural)
судоперу (accusative singular)
судопере (accusative plural)
судоперо (singular vocative)
судопере (plural vocative)
судопери (locative singular)
судоперама (locative plural)
судопером (instrumental singular)
судоперама (instrumental plural)


sudopera

sh-noun

sùdopera f (Cyrillic spelling су̀допера)

sùdopera (canonical feminine)
су̀допера (Cyrillic)
sudopera (nominative singular)
sudopere (nominative plural)
sudopere (genitive singular)
sudopera (genitive plural)
sudoperi (dative singular)
sudoperama (dative plural)
sudoperu (accusative singular)
sudopere (accusative plural)
sudopero (singular vocative)
sudopere (plural vocative)
sudoperi (locative singular)
sudoperama (locative plural)
sudoperom (instrumental singular)
sudoperama (instrumental plural)

From sud (dish, vessel) + prati (to wash).


pačavra

pàčāvra (canonical feminine)
па̀ча̄вра (Cyrillic)
pačavra (nominative singular)
pačavre (nominative plural)
pačavre (genitive singular)
pačavra (genitive plural)
pačavri (dative singular)
pačavrama (dative plural)
pačavru (accusative singular)
pačavre (accusative plural)
pačavro (singular vocative)
pačavre (plural vocative)
pačavri (locative singular)
pačavrama (locative plural)
pačavrom (instrumental singular)
pačavrama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish پاچاوره (paçavra).


govnar

gòvnār (canonical masculine)
го̀вна̄р (Cyrillic)

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

(derogatory, vulgar) piece of shit, shithead