lava

láva (canonical feminine)
ла́ва (Cyrillic)
lava (nominative singular)
lave (nominative plural)
lave (genitive singular)
lava (genitive plural)
lavi (dative singular)
lavama (dative plural)
lavu (accusative singular)
lave (accusative plural)
lavo (singular vocative)
lave (plural vocative)
lavi (locative singular)
lavama (locative plural)
lavom (instrumental singular)
lavama (instrumental plural)


Jura

(geology) Jurassic, the time period from 200 to 145 million years ago


les

lȇs (canonical masculine)
ле̑с (Cyrillic)


magma

màgma (canonical feminine)
ма̀гма (Cyrillic)
magma (nominative singular)
magme (nominative plural)
magme (genitive singular)
màgmī (genitive plural)
magmi (dative singular)
magmama (dative plural)
magmu (accusative singular)
magme (accusative plural)
magmo (singular vocative)
magme (plural vocative)
magmi (locative singular)
magmama (locative plural)
magmom (instrumental singular)
magmama (instrumental plural)


magnetit

magnètīt (canonical masculine)
магнѐтӣт (Cyrillic)
magnètīt (nominative singular)
magnetiti (nominative plural)
magnetíta (genitive singular)
magnetita (genitive plural)
magnetitu (dative singular)
magnetitima (dative plural)
magnetit (accusative singular)
magnetite (accusative plural)
magnetite (singular vocative)
magnetiti (plural vocative)
magnetitu (locative singular)
magnetitima (locative plural)
magnetitom (instrumental singular)
magnetitima (instrumental plural)


eon

èōn (canonical masculine)
ѐо̄н (Cyrillic)
èōn (nominative singular)
eoni (nominative plural)
eóna (genitive singular)
eona (genitive plural)
eonu (dative singular)
eonima (dative plural)
eon (accusative singular)
eone (accusative plural)
eone (singular vocative)
eoni (plural vocative)
eonu (locative singular)
eonima (locative plural)
eonom (instrumental singular)
eonima (instrumental plural)


slap

slȃp (canonical masculine)
сла̑п (Cyrillic)
slȃp (nominative singular)
slápovi (nominative plural)
slapa (genitive singular)
slapova (genitive plural)
slapu (dative singular)
slapovima (dative plural)
slap (accusative singular)
slapove (accusative plural)
slape (singular vocative)
slapovi (plural vocative)
slapu (locative singular)
slapovima (locative plural)
slapom (instrumental singular)
slapovima (instrumental plural)


лес

ле̑с (canonical masculine)
lȇs (romanization)


стена

сте́на (canonical feminine)
sténa (romanization)
стена (nominative singular)
стене (nominative plural)
стене (genitive singular)
стена (genitive plural)
стени (dative singular)
стенама (dative plural)
стену (accusative singular)
стене (accusative plural)
стено (singular vocative)
стене (plural vocative)
стени (locative singular)
стенама (locative plural)
стеном (instrumental singular)
стенама (instrumental plural)

rock (naturally occurring aggregate of solid mineral matter)


blato

blȁto (canonical neuter)
бла̏то (Cyrillic)
blȁto (nominative singular)
blȁta (nominative plural)
blȁta (genitive singular)
blȃtā (genitive plural)
blatu (dative singular)
blatima (dative plural)
blato (accusative singular)
blȁta (accusative plural)
blato (singular vocative)
blȁta (plural vocative)
blatu (locative singular)
blatima (locative plural)
blatom (instrumental singular)
blatima (instrumental plural)


smaragd

smàragd (canonical masculine)
сма̀рагд (Cyrillic)
smaragd (nominative singular)
smaragdi (nominative plural)
smaragda (genitive singular)
smaragda (genitive plural)
smaragdu (dative singular)
smaragdima (dative plural)
smaragd (accusative singular)
smaragde (accusative plural)
smaragde (singular vocative)
smaragdi (plural vocative)
smaragdu (locative singular)
smaragdima (locative plural)
smaragdom (instrumental singular)
smaragdima (instrumental plural)

From German Smaragd, from Ancient Greek σμάραγδος (smáragdos), from a Semitic language.


bora

bóra (canonical feminine)
бо́ра (Cyrillic)
bora (nominative singular)
bore (nominative plural)
bore (genitive singular)
bora (genitive plural)
bori (dative singular)
borama (dative plural)
boru (accusative singular)
bore (accusative plural)
boro (singular vocative)
bore (plural vocative)
bori (locative singular)
borama (locative plural)
borom (instrumental singular)
borama (instrumental plural)


Australija

sh-proper noun

Aùstrālija f (Cyrillic spelling Ау̀стра̄лија)

Aùstrālija (canonical feminine)
Ау̀стра̄лија (Cyrillic)
Australija (nominative singular)
Australije (genitive singular)
Australiji (dative singular)
Australiju (accusative singular)
Australijo (singular vocative)
Australiji (locative singular)
Australijom (instrumental singular)

Australia (A country in Oceania comprising the islands of Australia, Tasmania and other smaller islands in the Pacific Ocean, as well as a former colony in the British Empire)

(geology) Australia (a continent consisting of the islands of Australia, New Guinea and intervening islands)


kontinent

sh-noun

kontìnent m (Cyrillic spelling контѝнент)

kontìnent (canonical masculine)
контѝнент (Cyrillic)
kontìnent (nominative singular)
kontinenti (nominative plural)
kontinenta (genitive singular)
kontìnenātā (genitive plural)
kontinentu (dative singular)
kontinentima (dative plural)
kontinent (accusative singular)
kontinente (accusative plural)
kontinente (singular vocative)
kontinenti (plural vocative)
kontinentu (locative singular)
kontinentima (locative plural)
kontinentom (instrumental singular)
kontinentima (instrumental plural)

(geology) continent (large contiguous landmass)


stena

sténa (canonical feminine)
сте́на (Cyrillic)
stena (nominative singular)
stene (nominative plural)
stene (genitive singular)
stena (genitive plural)
steni (dative singular)
stenama (dative plural)
stenu (accusative singular)
stene (accusative plural)
steno (singular vocative)
stene (plural vocative)
steni (locative singular)
stenama (locative plural)
stenom (instrumental singular)
stenama (instrumental plural)


kamen

kȁmēn (canonical masculine)
ка̏ме̄н (Cyrillic)
kamen (nominative singular)
kameni (nominative plural)
kamena (genitive singular)
kamena (genitive plural)
kamenu (dative singular)
kamenima (dative plural)
kamen (accusative singular)
kamene (accusative plural)
kamene (singular vocative)
kameni (plural vocative)
kamenu (locative singular)
kamenima (locative plural)
kamenom (instrumental singular)
kamenima (instrumental plural)

Morphologically kam + -en, from the oblique stem of Proto-Slavic *kamy.


paleontolog

paleontòlog m (Cyrillic spelling палеонто̀лог)

paleontòlog (canonical masculine)
палеонто̀лог (Cyrillic)
paleontòlog (nominative singular)
paleontòlozi (nominative plural)
paleontologa (genitive singular)
paleontologa (genitive plural)
paleontologu (dative singular)
paleontolozima (dative plural)
paleontologa (accusative singular)
paleontologe (accusative plural)
paleontolože (singular vocative)
paleontolozi (plural vocative)
paleontologu (locative singular)
paleontolozima (locative plural)
paleontologom (instrumental singular)
paleontolozima (instrumental plural)


палеонтолог

палеонто̀лог

палеонто̀лог m (Latin spelling paleontòlog)

палеонто̀лог (canonical masculine)
paleontòlog (romanization)
палеонто̀лог (nominative singular)
палеонто̀лози (nominative plural)
палеонтолога (genitive singular)
палеонтолога (genitive plural)
палеонтологу (dative singular)
палеонтолозима (dative plural)
палеонтолога (accusative singular)
палеонтологе (accusative plural)
палеонтоложе (singular vocative)
палеонтолози (plural vocative)
палеонтологу (locative singular)
палеонтолозима (locative plural)
палеонтологом (instrumental singular)
палеонтолозима (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

палеонто̀лог

палеонто̀лози

палеонтолога

палеонтолога

палеонтологу

палеонтолозима

палеонтолога

палеонтологе

палеонтоложе

палеонтолози

палеонтологу

палеонтолозима

палеонтологом

палеонтолозима

па‧ле‧он‧то‧лог

From палеонтоло̀гија.


лава

ла́ва (canonical feminine)
láva (romanization)
лава (nominative singular)
лаве (nominative plural)
лаве (genitive singular)
лава (genitive plural)
лави (dative singular)
лавама (dative plural)
лаву (accusative singular)
лаве (accusative plural)
лаво (singular vocative)
лаве (plural vocative)
лави (locative singular)
лавама (locative plural)
лавом (instrumental singular)
лавама (instrumental plural)


cirkon

cìrkōn (canonical masculine)
цѝрко̄н (Cyrillic)
cìrkōn (nominative singular)
cirkóna (genitive singular)
cirkónu (dative singular)
cìrkōn (accusative singular)
cȉrkōne (singular vocative)
cirkónu (locative singular)
cirkónom (instrumental singular)


циркон

цѝрко̄н (canonical masculine)
cìrkōn (romanization)
цѝрко̄н (nominative singular)
цирко́на (genitive singular)
цирко́ну (dative singular)
цѝрко̄н (accusative singular)
ци̏рко̄не (singular vocative)
цирко́ну (locative singular)
цирко́ном (instrumental singular)


mramor

mrȁmor (canonical masculine)
мра̏мор (Cyrillic)
mramor (nominative singular)
mramori (nominative plural)
mramora (genitive singular)
mramora (genitive plural)
mramoru (dative singular)
mramorima (dative plural)
mramor (accusative singular)
mramore (accusative plural)
mramore (singular vocative)
mramori (plural vocative)
mramoru (locative singular)
mramorima (locative plural)
mramorom (instrumental singular)
mramorima (instrumental plural)


мрамор

мра̏мор (canonical masculine)
mrȁmor (romanization)
мрамор (nominative singular)
мрамори (nominative plural)
мрамора (genitive singular)
мрамора (genitive plural)
мрамору (dative singular)
мраморима (dative plural)
мрамор (accusative singular)
мраморе (accusative plural)
мраморе (singular vocative)
мрамори (plural vocative)
мрамору (locative singular)
мраморима (locative plural)
мрамором (instrumental singular)
мраморима (instrumental plural)


слап

сла̑п (canonical masculine)
slȃp (romanization)
сла̑п (nominative singular)
сла́пови (nominative plural)
слапа (genitive singular)
слапова (genitive plural)
слапу (dative singular)
слаповима (dative plural)
слап (accusative singular)
слапове (accusative plural)
слапе (singular vocative)
слапови (plural vocative)
слапу (locative singular)
слаповима (locative plural)
слапом (instrumental singular)
слаповима (instrumental plural)


kum

kȗm (canonical masculine)
ку̑м (Cyrillic)
kȗm (nominative singular)
kȕmovi (nominative plural)
kuma (genitive singular)
kumova (genitive plural)
kumu (dative singular)
kumovima (dative plural)
kuma (accusative singular)
kumove (accusative plural)
kume (singular vocative)
kumovi (plural vocative)
kumu (locative singular)
kumovima (locative plural)
kumom (instrumental singular)
kumovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kumъ, from earlier *kъmotrъ, from Latin compater.


кал

ка̑л (canonical masculine)
kȃl (romanization)
кал (nominative singular)
кали (nominative plural)
кала (genitive singular)
кала (genitive plural)
калу (dative singular)
калима (dative plural)
кал (accusative singular)
кале (accusative plural)
калу (singular vocative)
кали (plural vocative)
калу (locative singular)
калима (locative plural)
калем (instrumental singular)
калима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kalъ, from Proto-Indo-European *keh₂los (“dark”), whence also Latin cālīgō (“darkness, gloom”) and Sanskrit काल (kāla, “black”).


kal

kȃl (canonical masculine)
ка̑л (Cyrillic)
kal (nominative singular)
kali (nominative plural)
kala (genitive singular)
kala (genitive plural)
kalu (dative singular)
kalima (dative plural)
kal (accusative singular)
kale (accusative plural)
kalu (singular vocative)
kali (plural vocative)
kalu (locative singular)
kalima (locative plural)
kalem (instrumental singular)
kalima (instrumental plural)


vulkan

vùlkān (canonical masculine)
ву̀лка̄н (Cyrillic)
vùlkān (nominative singular)
vulkani (nominative plural)
vulkána (genitive singular)
vulkana (genitive plural)
vulkanu (dative singular)
vulkanima (dative plural)
vulkan (accusative singular)
vulkane (accusative plural)
vulkane (singular vocative)
vulkani (plural vocative)
vulkanu (locative singular)
vulkanima (locative plural)
vulkanom (instrumental singular)
vulkanima (instrumental plural)


вулкан

ву̀лка̄н (canonical masculine)
vùlkān (romanization)
ву̀лка̄н (nominative singular)
вулкани (nominative plural)
вулка́на (genitive singular)
вулкана (genitive plural)
вулкану (dative singular)
вулканима (dative plural)
вулкан (accusative singular)
вулкане (accusative plural)
вулкане (singular vocative)
вулкани (plural vocative)
вулкану (locative singular)
вулканима (locative plural)
вулканом (instrumental singular)
вулканима (instrumental plural)


geologija

sh-noun

geològija f (Cyrillic spelling геоло̀гија)

geològija (canonical feminine)
геоло̀гија (Cyrillic)
geologija (nominative singular)
geologije (nominative plural)
geologije (genitive singular)
geologija (genitive plural)
geologiji (dative singular)
geologijama (dative plural)
geologiju (accusative singular)
geologije (accusative plural)
geologijo (singular vocative)
geologije (plural vocative)
geologiji (locative singular)
geologijama (locative plural)
geologijom (instrumental singular)
geologijama (instrumental plural)


муљ

му̑љ (canonical masculine)
mȗlj (romanization)
муљ (nominative singular)
му́љеви (nominative plural)
муља (genitive singular)
муљева (genitive plural)
муљу (dative singular)
муљевима (dative plural)
муљ (accusative singular)
муљеве (accusative plural)
муљу (singular vocative)
муљеви (plural vocative)
муљу (locative singular)
муљевима (locative plural)
муљем (instrumental singular)
муљевима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *mulъ, *muljь.


блато

бла̏то (canonical neuter)
blȁto (romanization)
бла̏то (nominative singular)
бла̏та (nominative plural)
бла̏та (genitive singular)
бла̑та̄ (genitive plural)
блату (dative singular)
блатима (dative plural)
блато (accusative singular)
бла̏та (accusative plural)
блато (singular vocative)
бла̏та (plural vocative)
блату (locative singular)
блатима (locative plural)
блатом (instrumental singular)
блатима (instrumental plural)


jaspis

jàspis (canonical masculine)
ја̀спис (Cyrillic)


кум

ку̑м (canonical masculine)
kȗm (romanization)
ку̑м (nominative singular)
ку̏мови (nominative plural)
кума (genitive singular)
кумова (genitive plural)
куму (dative singular)
кумовима (dative plural)
кума (accusative singular)
кумове (accusative plural)
куме (singular vocative)
кумови (plural vocative)
куму (locative singular)
кумовима (locative plural)
кумом (instrumental singular)
кумовима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kumъ, from earlier *kъmotrъ, from Latin commater, see kmotra, kmotr in Czech.


dijageneza

dijageneza f (Cyrillic spelling дијагенеза)

дијагенеза (Cyrillic)


fanerozoik

fanerozoik m (Cyrillic spelling фанерозоик)

фанерозоик (Cyrillic)


arhaik

arhàik (canonical masculine)
арха̀ик (Cyrillic)


sinklinala

sinklinala f (Cyrillic spelling синклинала)

синклинала (Cyrillic)
sinklinala (nominative singular)
sinklinale (nominative plural)
sinklinale (genitive singular)
sinklinala (genitive plural)
sinklinali (dative singular)
sinklinalama (dative plural)
sinklinalu (accusative singular)
sinklinale (accusative plural)
sinklinalo (singular vocative)
sinklinle (plural vocative)
sinklinali (locative singular)
sinklinalama (locative plural)
sinklinalom (instrumental singular)
sinklinalama (instrumental plural)


kronostratigrafija

kronostratigrafija f (Cyrillic spelling кроностратиграфија)

кроностратиграфија (Cyrillic)
kronostratigrafija (nominative singular)
kronostratigrafije (nominative plural)
kronostratigrafije (genitive singular)
kronostratigrafija (genitive plural)
kronostratigrafiji (dative singular)
kronostratigrafijama (dative plural)
kronostratigrafiju (accusative singular)
kronostratigrafije (accusative plural)
kronostratigrafijo (singular vocative)
kronostratigrafije (plural vocative)
kronostratigrafiji (locative singular)
kronostratigrafijama (locative plural)
kronostratigrafijom (instrumental singular)
kronostratigrafijama (instrumental plural)


antiklinala

antiklinála f (Cyrillic spelling антиклина́ла)

antiklinála (canonical feminine)
антиклина́ла (Cyrillic)
antiklinala (nominative singular)
antiklinale (nominative plural)
antiklinale (genitive singular)
antiklinala (genitive plural)
antiklinali (dative singular)
antiklinalama (dative plural)
antiklinalu (accusative singular)
antiklinale (accusative plural)
antiklinalo (singular vocative)
antiklinale (plural vocative)
antiklinali (locative singular)
antiklinalama (locative plural)
antiklinalom (instrumental singular)
antiklinalama (instrumental plural)


astenosfera

astenosfera f (Cyrillic spelling астеносфера)

астеносфера (Cyrillic)
astenosfera (nominative singular)
astenosfere (nominative plural)
astenosfere (genitive singular)
astenosfera (genitive plural)
astenosferi (dative singular)
astenosferama (dative plural)
astenosferu (accusative singular)
astenosfere (accusative plural)
astenosfero (singular vocative)
astenosfere (plural vocative)
astenosferi (locative singular)
astenosferama (locative plural)
astenosferom (instrumental singular)
astenosferama (instrumental plural)


erozija

ерозија (Cyrillic)
erozija (nominative singular)
erozije (nominative plural)
erozije (genitive singular)
erozija (genitive plural)
eroziji (dative singular)
erozijama (dative plural)
eroziju (accusative singular)
erozije (accusative plural)
erozijo (singular vocative)
erozije (plural vocative)
eroziji (locative singular)
erozijama (locative plural)
erozijom (instrumental singular)
erozijama (instrumental plural)


proterozoik

sh-proper noun

proterozòik m (Cyrillic spelling протерозо̀ик)

proterozòik (canonical masculine)
протерозо̀ик (Cyrillic)


stratigrafija

sh-noun

stratigràfija f (Cyrillic spelling стратигра̀фија)

stratigràfija (canonical feminine)
стратигра̀фија (Cyrillic)
stratigrafija (nominative singular)
stratigrafije (genitive singular)
stratigrafiji (dative singular)
stratigrafiju (accusative singular)
stratigrafijo (singular vocative)
stratigrafiji (locative singular)
stratigrafijom (instrumental singular)


anortit

анортит (Cyrillic)
anortit (nominative singular)
anortiti (nominative plural)
anortita (genitive singular)
anortita (genitive plural)
anortitu (dative singular)
anortitima (dative plural)
anortit (accusative singular)
anortite (accusative plural)
anortite (singular vocative)
anortitu (plural vocative)
anortitu (locative singular)
anortitima (locative plural)
anortitom (instrumental singular)
anortitima (instrumental plural)


mineralogija

mineralògija f (Cyrillic spelling минерало̀гија)

mineralògija (canonical feminine)
минерало̀гија (Cyrillic)
mineralogija (nominative singular)
mineralogije (genitive singular)
mineralogiji (dative singular)
mineralogiju (accusative singular)
mineralogijo (singular vocative)
mineralogiji (locative singular)
mineralogijom (instrumental singular)


rasjed

rásjed (canonical masculine)
ра́сјед (Cyrillic)
rasjed (nominative singular)
rasjedi (nominative plural)
rasjeda (genitive singular)
rasjeda (genitive plural)
rasjedu (dative singular)
rasjedima (dative plural)
rasjed (accusative singular)
rasjede (accusative plural)
rasjede (singular vocative)
rasjedi (plural vocative)
rasjedu (locative singular)
rasjedima (locative plural)
rasjedom (instrumental singular)
rasjedima (instrumental plural)


albit

албит (Cyrillic)
albit (nominative singular)
albiti (nominative plural)
albita (genitive singular)
albita (genitive plural)
albitu (dative singular)
albitima (dative plural)
albit (accusative singular)
albite (accusative plural)
albite (singular vocative)
albiti (plural vocative)
albitu (locative singular)
albitima (locative plural)
albitom (instrumental singular)
albitima (instrumental plural)


geomorfologija

geomorfològija f (Cyrillic spelling геоморфоло̀гија)

geomorfològija (canonical feminine)
геоморфоло̀гија (Cyrillic)
geomorfologija (nominative singular)
geomorfologije (genitive singular)
geomorfologiji (dative singular)
geomorfologiju (accusative singular)
geomorfologijo (singular vocative)
geomorfologiji (locative singular)
geomorfologijom (instrumental singular)


ametist

amètist (canonical masculine)
амѐтист (Cyrillic)
ametist (nominative singular)
ametisti (nominative plural)
ametista (genitive singular)
ametista (genitive plural)
ametistu (dative singular)
ametistima (dative plural)
ametist (accusative singular)
ametiste (accusative plural)
ametiste (singular vocative)
ametisti (plural vocative)
ametistu (locative singular)
ametistima (locative plural)
ametistom (instrumental singular)
ametistima (instrumental plural)


akvamarin

akvamarin m (Cyrillic spelling аквамарин)


ablacija

ablácija f (Cyrillic spelling абла́ција)

ablácija (canonical feminine)
абла́ција (Cyrillic)
ablacija (nominative singular)
ablacije (nominative plural)
ablacije (genitive singular)
ablacija (genitive plural)
ablaciji (dative singular)
ablacijama (dative plural)
ablaciju (accusative singular)
ablacije (accusative plural)
ablacijo (singular vocative)
ablacije (plural vocative)
ablaciji (locative singular)
ablacijama (locative plural)
ablacijom (instrumental singular)
ablacijama (instrumental plural)

From Latin ablātiō (“a taking away”), from ablātus (“removed”), the perfect passive participle of auferō (“carry away”).


halkopirit

halkopirit m (Cyrillic spelling халкопирит)

халкопирит (Cyrillic)


cinabarit

cinabarit m (Cyrillic spelling цинабарит)


galenit

galènīt (canonical masculine)
галѐнӣт (Cyrillic)
galenit (nominative singular)
galeniti (nominative plural)
galenita (genitive singular)
galenita (genitive plural)
galenitu (dative singular)
galenitima (dative plural)
galenit (accusative singular)
galenite (accusative plural)
galenite (singular vocative)
galeniti (plural vocative)
galenitu (locative singular)
galenitima (locative plural)
galenitom (instrumental singular)
galenitima (instrumental plural)


beril

bèrīl (canonical masculine)
бѐрӣл (Cyrillic)


kasiterit

kasiterit m (Cyrillic spelling каситерит)


минералогија

минерало̀гија

минерало̀гија f (Latin spelling mineralògija)

минерало̀гија (canonical feminine)
mineralògija (romanization)
минералогија (nominative singular)
минералогије (genitive singular)
минералогији (dative singular)
минералогију (accusative singular)
минералогијо (singular vocative)
минералогији (locative singular)
минералогијом (instrumental singular)

sh-decl-noun-unc

минералогија

минералогије

минералогији

минералогију

минералогијо

минералогији

минералогијом

ми‧не‧ра‧ло‧ги‧ја


аметист

амѐтист (canonical masculine)
amètist (romanization)
аметист (nominative singular)
аметисти (nominative plural)
аметиста (genitive singular)
аметиста (genitive plural)
аметисту (dative singular)
аметистима (dative plural)
аметист (accusative singular)
аметисте (accusative plural)
аметисте (singular vocative)
аметисти (plural vocative)
аметисту (locative singular)
аметистима (locative plural)
аметистом (instrumental singular)
аметистима (instrumental plural)


pijesak

pijésak (canonical masculine)
пије́сак (Cyrillic)
pijesak (nominative singular)
pijesci (nominative plural)
pijeska (genitive singular)
pijesaka (genitive plural)
pijesku (dative singular)
pijescima (dative plural)
pijesak (accusative singular)
pijeske (accusative plural)
piješče (singular vocative)
pijesku (singular vocative)
pijesci (plural vocative)
pijesku (locative singular)
pijescima (locative plural)
pijeskom (instrumental singular)
pijescima (instrumental plural)


бора

бо́ра (canonical feminine)
bóra (romanization)
бора (nominative singular)
боре (nominative plural)
боре (genitive singular)
бора (genitive plural)
бори (dative singular)
борама (dative plural)
бору (accusative singular)
боре (accusative plural)
боро (singular vocative)
боре (plural vocative)
бори (locative singular)
борама (locative plural)
бором (instrumental singular)
борама (instrumental plural)


rased

rásed (canonical masculine)
ра́сед (Cyrillic)
rased (nominative singular)
rasedi (nominative plural)
raseda (genitive singular)
raseda (genitive plural)
rasedu (dative singular)
rasedima (dative plural)
rased (accusative singular)
rasede (accusative plural)
rasede (singular vocative)
rasedi (plural vocative)
rasedu (locative singular)
rasedima (locative plural)
rasedom (instrumental singular)
rasedima (instrumental plural)


prijevoj

sh-noun

prijévoj m (Cyrillic spelling прије́вој)

prijévoj (canonical masculine)
прије́вој (Cyrillic)
prijevoj (nominative singular)
prijevoji (nominative plural)
prijevoja (genitive singular)
prijevoja (genitive plural)
prijevoju (dative singular)
prijevojima (dative plural)
prijevoj (accusative singular)
prijevoje (accusative plural)
prijevoju (singular vocative)
prijevoji (plural vocative)
prijevoju (locative singular)
prijevojima (locative plural)
prijevojem (instrumental singular)
prijevojima (instrumental plural)

Coined by Croatian linguist Tomislav Maretić from the verb prèviti, modeled after German the Ablaut and French apophonie.


orografija

orogràfija f (Cyrillic spelling орогра̀фија)

orogràfija (canonical feminine)
орогра̀фија (Cyrillic)
orografija (nominative singular)
orografije (nominative plural)
orografije (genitive singular)
orografija (genitive plural)
orografiji (dative singular)
orografijama (dative plural)
orografiju (accusative singular)
orografije (accusative plural)
orografijo (singular vocative)
orografije (plural vocative)
orografiji (locative singular)
orografijama (locative plural)
orografijom (instrumental singular)
orografijama (instrumental plural)


stina

стина (Cyrillic)
stina (nominative singular)
stine (nominative plural)
stine (genitive singular)
stina (genitive plural)
stini (dative singular)
stinama (dative plural)
stinu (accusative singular)
stine (accusative plural)
stino (singular vocative)
stine (plural vocative)
stini (locative singular)
stienama (locative plural)
stinom (instrumental singular)
stinama (instrumental plural)

U oca sam hći jedina,
ostala sam kako stina

Povjetarce povrh stina
Smrznivaše vlažna tmina.

1622, Ivan Gundulić, Suze sina razmetnoga:

Side starac na stini studenoj

1756, Andrija Kačić Miošić, Razgovor ugodni naroda slovinskoga:

(Ikavian) rock (naturally occurring aggregate of solid mineral matter)


rubin

rùbīn (canonical masculine)
ру̀бӣн (Cyrillic)
rùbīn (nominative singular)
rubini (nominative plural)
rubína (genitive singular)
rubina (genitive plural)
rubinu (dative singular)
rubinima (dative plural)
rubin (accusative singular)
rubine (accusative plural)
rubine (singular vocative)
rubini (plural vocative)
rubinu (locative singular)
rubinima (locative plural)
rubinom (instrumental singular)
rubinima (instrumental plural)


vapnenac

vapnénac m (Cyrillic spelling вапне́нац)

vapnénac (canonical masculine)
вапне́нац (Cyrillic)

limestone (abundant rock of marine and fresh-water sediments)


fosil

fòsīl (canonical masculine)
фо̀сӣл (Cyrillic)
fosil (nominative singular)
fosili (nominative plural)
fosila (genitive singular)
fosila (genitive plural)
fosilu (dative singular)
fosilima (dative plural)
fosil (accusative singular)
fosile (accusative plural)
fosilu (singular vocative)
fosili (plural vocative)
fosilu (locative singular)
fosilima (locative plural)
fosilom (instrumental singular)
fosilima (instrumental plural)


sloj

slȏj (canonical masculine)
сло̑ј (Cyrillic)
slȏj (nominative singular)
slòjevi (nominative plural)
slȍja (genitive singular)
slojeva (genitive plural)
sloju (dative singular)
slojevima (dative plural)
sloj (accusative singular)
slojeve (accusative plural)
sloju (singular vocative)
slojevi (plural vocative)
sloju (locative singular)
slojevima (locative plural)
slojem (instrumental singular)
slojevima (instrumental plural)


dacit

dàcīt (canonical masculine)
да̀цӣт (Cyrillic)


кварц

ква̏рц (canonical masculine)
kvȁrc (romanization)
кварц (nominative singular)
кварчеви (nominative plural)
кварца (genitive singular)
кварчева (genitive plural)
кварцу (dative singular)
кварчевима (dative plural)
кварц (accusative singular)
кварчеве (accusative plural)
кварче (singular vocative)
кварчеви (plural vocative)
кварцу (locative singular)
кварчевима (locative plural)
кварцом (instrumental singular)
кварцем (instrumental singular)
кварчевима (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

кварцом / кварцем

Borrowed from German Quarz, from a West Slavic language, from Proto-Slavic *tvьrdъ (“hard”). Doublet of тврд.


kvarc

kvȁrc (canonical masculine)
ква̏рц (Cyrillic)
kvarc (nominative singular)
kvarčevi (nominative plural)
kvarca (genitive singular)
kvarčeva (genitive plural)
kvarcu (dative singular)
kvarčevima (dative plural)
kvarc (accusative singular)
kvarčeve (accusative plural)
kvarče (singular vocative)
kvarčevi (plural vocative)
kvarcu (locative singular)
kvarčevima (locative plural)
kvarcom (instrumental singular)
kvarcem (instrumental singular)
kvarčevima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Quarz, from a West Slavic language, from Proto-Slavic *tvьrdъ (“hard”). Doublet of tvrd.


pesak

pésak (canonical masculine)
пе́сак (Cyrillic)
pesak (nominative singular)
pesci (nominative plural)
peska (genitive singular)
pesaka (genitive plural)
pesku (dative singular)
pescima (dative plural)
pesak (accusative singular)
peske (accusative plural)
pešče (singular vocative)
pesku (singular vocative)
pesci (plural vocative)
pesku (locative singular)
pescima (locative plural)
peskom (instrumental singular)
pescima (instrumental plural)


фосил

фо̀сӣл (canonical masculine)
fòsīl (romanization)
фосил (nominative singular)
фосили (nominative plural)
фосила (genitive singular)
фосила (genitive plural)
фосилу (dative singular)
фосилима (dative plural)
фосил (accusative singular)
фосиле (accusative plural)
фосилу (singular vocative)
фосили (plural vocative)
фосилу (locative singular)
фосилима (locative plural)
фосилом (instrumental singular)
фосилима (instrumental plural)


ћилибар

ћилѝба̄р (canonical masculine)
ćilìbār (romanization)
ћилибар (nominative singular)
ћилибари (nominative plural)
ћилибара (genitive singular)
ћилибара (genitive plural)
ћилибару (dative singular)
ћилибарима (dative plural)
ћилибар (accusative singular)
ћилибаре (accusative plural)
ћилибаре (singular vocative)
ћилибари (plural vocative)
ћилибару (locative singular)
ћилибарима (locative plural)
ћилибаром (instrumental singular)
ћилибарима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish كهلبار (kehlübar, kehlibar), from Persian کهربا (kahrobâ).


ćilibar

ćilìbār (canonical masculine)
ћилѝба̄р (Cyrillic)
ćilibar (nominative singular)
ćilibari (nominative plural)
ćilibara (genitive singular)
ćilibara (genitive plural)
ćilibaru (dative singular)
ćilibarima (dative plural)
ćilibar (accusative singular)
ćilibare (accusative plural)
ćilibare (singular vocative)
ćilibari (plural vocative)
ćilibaru (locative singular)
ćilibarima (locative plural)
ćilibarom (instrumental singular)
ćilibarima (instrumental plural)


понор

ponor (romanization)
понор (nominative singular)
понори (nominative plural)
понора (genitive singular)
понора (genitive plural)
понору (dative singular)
понорима (dative plural)
понор (accusative singular)
поноре (accusative plural)
поноре (singular vocative)
понори (plural vocative)
понором (locative singular)
понорима (locative plural)
понору (instrumental singular)
понорима (instrumental plural)


магма

ма̀гма (canonical feminine)
màgma (romanization)
магма (nominative singular)
магме (nominative plural)
магме (genitive singular)
ма̀гмӣ (genitive plural)
магми (dative singular)
магмама (dative plural)
магму (accusative singular)
магме (accusative plural)
магмо (singular vocative)
магме (plural vocative)
магми (locative singular)
магмама (locative plural)
магмом (instrumental singular)
магмама (instrumental plural)


gomila

gòmila (canonical feminine)
го̀мила (Cyrillic)
gomila (nominative singular)
gomile (nominative plural)
gomile (genitive singular)
gȍmȋlȃ (genitive plural)
gomili (dative singular)
gomilama (dative plural)
gomilu (accusative singular)
gomile (accusative plural)
gomilo (singular vocative)
gomile (plural vocative)
gomili (locative singular)
gomilama (locative plural)
gomilom (instrumental singular)
gomilama (instrumental plural)

By metathesis from mogila, from Proto-Slavic *mogyla (“burial mound”). An alternative proposed etymology takes the metathesized form as primary and so derives gomila from a Proto-Slavic *gomyla, perhaps with influence from *gomolь, *gomola (“lump, pile”); see the etymology notes at gòmolj and Proto-Slavic *mogyla.

(archaeology) tumulus, barrow, burial mound or cairn


слој

сло̑ј (canonical masculine)
slȏj (romanization)
сло̑ј (nominative singular)
сло̀јеви (nominative plural)
сло̏ја (genitive singular)
слојева (genitive plural)
слоју (dative singular)
слојевима (dative plural)
слој (accusative singular)
слојеве (accusative plural)
слоју (singular vocative)
слојеви (plural vocative)
слоју (locative singular)
слојевима (locative plural)
слојем (instrumental singular)
слојевима (instrumental plural)


dijamant

sh-noun

dijàmant m (Cyrillic spelling дија̀мант)

dijàmant (canonical masculine)
дија̀мант (Cyrillic)
dijàmant (nominative singular)
dijamanti (nominative plural)
dijamanta (genitive singular)
dijàmanātā (genitive plural)
dijamantu (dative singular)
dijamantima (dative plural)
dijamant (accusative singular)
dijamante (accusative plural)
dijamante (singular vocative)
dijamanti (plural vocative)
dijamantu (locative singular)
dijamantima (locative plural)
dijamantom (instrumental singular)
dijamantima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Diamant, from French diamant.


дијамант

дија̀мант (canonical masculine)
dijàmant (romanization)
дија́мант (nominative singular)
дијаманти (nominative plural)
дијаманта (genitive singular)
дија̀мана̄та̄ (genitive plural)
дијаманту (dative singular)
дијамантима (dative plural)
дијамант (accusative singular)
дијаманте (accusative plural)
дијаманте (singular vocative)
дијаманти (plural vocative)
дијаманту (locative singular)
дијамантима (locative plural)
дијамантом (instrumental singular)
дијамантима (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

дија̀мана̄та̄


каљужа

ка̀љужа (canonical feminine)
kàljuža (romanization)
ка̀љужа (nominative singular)
каљуже (nominative plural)
каљуже (genitive singular)
ка̏љӯжа̄ (genitive plural)
каљужи (dative singular)
каљужама (dative plural)
каљужу (accusative singular)
каљуже (accusative plural)
каљужо (singular vocative)
каљуже (plural vocative)
каљужи (locative singular)
каљужама (locative plural)
каљужом (instrumental singular)
каљужама (instrumental plural)


kaljuža

kàljuža (canonical feminine)
ка̀љужа (Cyrillic)
kàljuža (nominative singular)
kaljuže (nominative plural)
kaljuže (genitive singular)
kȁljūžā (genitive plural)
kaljuži (dative singular)
kaljužama (dative plural)
kaljužu (accusative singular)
kaljuže (accusative plural)
kaljužo (singular vocative)
kaljuže (plural vocative)
kaljuži (locative singular)
kaljužama (locative plural)
kaljužom (instrumental singular)
kaljužama (instrumental plural)


каљуга

ка̀љуга (canonical feminine)
kàljuga (romanization)
каљуга (nominative singular)
каљуге (nominative plural)
каљуге (genitive singular)
каљуга (genitive plural)
каљузи (dative singular)
каљугама (dative plural)
каљугу (accusative singular)
каљуге (accusative plural)
каљуго (singular vocative)
каљуге (plural vocative)
каљузи (locative singular)
каљугама (locative plural)
каљугом (instrumental singular)
каљугама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kaluga, *kaľuga.


kaljuga

kàljuga (canonical feminine)
ка̀љуга (Cyrillic)
kaljuga (nominative singular)
kaljuge (nominative plural)
kaljuge (genitive singular)
kaljuga (genitive plural)
kaljuzi (dative singular)
kaljugama (dative plural)
kaljugu (accusative singular)
kaljuge (accusative plural)
kaljugo (singular vocative)
kaljuge (plural vocative)
kaljuzi (locative singular)
kaljugama (locative plural)
kaljugom (instrumental singular)
kaljugama (instrumental plural)


кремен

кре̏ме̄н (canonical masculine)
krȅmēn (romanization)
кремен (nominative singular)
кремени (nominative plural)
кремена (genitive singular)
кремена (genitive plural)
кремену (dative singular)
кременима (dative plural)
кремен (accusative singular)
кремене (accusative plural)
кремене (singular vocative)
кремени (plural vocative)
кремену (locative singular)
кременима (locative plural)
кременом (instrumental singular)
кременима (instrumental plural)


kremen

krȅmēn (canonical masculine)
кре̏ме̄н (Cyrillic)
kremen (nominative singular)
kremeni (nominative plural)
kremena (genitive singular)
kremena (genitive plural)
kremenu (dative singular)
kremenima (dative plural)
kremen (accusative singular)
kremene (accusative plural)
kremene (singular vocative)
kremeni (plural vocative)
kremenu (locative singular)
kremenima (locative plural)
kremenom (instrumental singular)
kremenima (instrumental plural)


pržina

pȑžina (canonical masculine)
пр̏жина (Cyrillic)


kaolinit

kaolìnīt (canonical masculine)
каолѝнӣт (Cyrillic)
kaolìnīt (nominative singular)
kaoliníta (genitive singular)
kaolinitu (dative singular)
kaolinit (accusative singular)
kaolinite (singular vocative)
kaolinitu (locative singular)
kaolinitom (instrumental singular)


каолинит

каолѝнӣт (canonical masculine)
kaolìnīt (romanization)
каолѝнӣт (nominative singular)
каолини́та (genitive singular)
каолиниту (dative singular)
каолинит (accusative singular)
каолините (singular vocative)
каолиниту (locative singular)
каолинитом (instrumental singular)


архаик

арха̀ик (canonical masculine)
arhàik (romanization)


потрес

по̀трес (canonical masculine)
pòtres (romanization)
потрес (nominative singular)
потреси (nominative plural)
потреса (genitive singular)
потреса (genitive plural)
потресу (dative singular)
потресима (dative plural)
потрес (accusative singular)
потресе (accusative plural)
потресе (singular vocative)
потреси (plural vocative)
потресу (locative singular)
потресима (locative plural)
потресом (instrumental singular)
потресима (instrumental plural)


геоморфологија

sh-noun

геоморфоло̀гија

геоморфоло̀гија f (Latin spelling geomorfològija)

геоморфоло̀гија (canonical feminine)
geomorfològija (romanization)
геоморфологија (nominative singular)
геоморфологије (genitive singular)
геоморфологији (dative singular)
геоморфологију (accusative singular)
геоморфологијо (singular vocative)
геоморфологији (locative singular)
геоморфологијом (instrumental singular)

sh-decl-noun-unc

геоморфологија

геоморфологије

геоморфологији

геоморфологију

геоморфологијо

геоморфологији

геоморфологијом

ге‧о‧мор‧фо‧ло‧ги‧ја


еон

ѐо̄н (canonical masculine)
èōn (romanization)
ѐо̄н (nominative singular)
еони (nominative plural)
ео́на (genitive singular)
еона (genitive plural)
еону (dative singular)
еонима (dative plural)
еон (accusative singular)
еоне (accusative plural)
еоне (singular vocative)
еони (plural vocative)
еону (locative singular)
еонима (locative plural)
еоном (instrumental singular)
еонима (instrumental plural)


аблација

абла́ција (canonical feminine)
ablácija (romanization)
аблација (nominative singular)
аблације (nominative plural)
аблације (genitive singular)
аблација (genitive plural)
аблацији (dative singular)
аблацијама (dative plural)
аблацију (accusative singular)
аблације (accusative plural)
аблацијо (singular vocative)
аблације (plural vocative)
аблацији (locative singular)
аблацијама (locative plural)
аблацијом (instrumental singular)
аблацијама (instrumental plural)


стратиграфија

sh-noun

стратигра̀фија

стратигра̀фија f (Latin spelling stratigràfija)

стратигра̀фија (canonical feminine)
stratigràfija (romanization)
стратиграфија (nominative singular)
стратиграфије (genitive singular)
стратиграфији (dative singular)
стратиграфију (accusative singular)
стратиграфијо (singular vocative)
стратиграфији (locative singular)
стратиграфијом (instrumental singular)

sh-decl-noun-unc

стратиграфија

стратиграфије

стратиграфији

стратиграфију

стратиграфијо

стратиграфији

стратиграфијом

стра‧ти‧гра‧фи‧ја


пироксен

пиро̀ксе̄н (canonical masculine)
piròksēn (romanization)
пиро̀ксе̄н (nominative singular)
пироксе́ни (nominative plural)
пироксе́на (genitive singular)
пироксена (genitive plural)
пироксену (dative singular)
пироксенима (dative plural)
пироксен (accusative singular)
пироксене (accusative plural)
пироксене (singular vocative)
пироксени (plural vocative)
пироксену (locative singular)
пироксенима (locative plural)
пироксеном (instrumental singular)
пироксенима (instrumental plural)


tektonika

sh-noun

tektònika f (Cyrillic spelling текто̀ника)

tektònika (canonical feminine)
текто̀ника (Cyrillic)
tektonika (nominative singular)
tektonike (genitive singular)
tektonici (dative singular)
tektoniku (accusative singular)
tektoniko (singular vocative)
tektonici (locative singular)
tektonikom (instrumental singular)

From Ancient Greek τεκτονικός (tektonikós, “practised or skilled in building”).


тектоника

текто̀ника (canonical feminine)
tektònika (romanization)
тектоника (nominative singular)
тектонике (genitive singular)
тектоници (dative singular)
тектонику (accusative singular)
тектонико (singular vocative)
тектоници (locative singular)
тектоником (instrumental singular)

тек‧то‧ни‧ка


берил

бѐрӣл (canonical masculine)
bèrīl (romanization)


prevoj

prévoj (canonical masculine)
пре́вој (Cyrillic)
prevoj (nominative singular)
prevoji (nominative plural)
prevoja (genitive singular)
prevoja (genitive plural)
prevoju (dative singular)
prevojima (dative plural)
prevoj (accusative singular)
prevoje (accusative plural)
prevoju (singular vocative)
prevoji (plural vocative)
prevoju (locative singular)
prevojima (locative plural)
prevojem (instrumental singular)
prevojima (instrumental plural)


пријевој

прије́вој (canonical masculine)
prijévoj (romanization)
пријевој (nominative singular)
пријевоји (nominative plural)
пријевоја (genitive singular)
пријевоја (genitive plural)
пријевоју (dative singular)
пријевојима (dative plural)
пријевој (accusative singular)
пријевоје (accusative plural)
пријевоју (singular vocative)
пријевоји (plural vocative)
пријевоју (locative singular)
пријевојима (locative plural)
пријевојем (instrumental singular)
пријевојима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pervojъ, Coined by Croatian linguist Tomislav Maretić from the verb прѐвити, modeled after German the Ablaut and French apophonie.


превој

пре́вој (canonical masculine)
prévoj (romanization)
превој (nominative singular)
превоји (nominative plural)
превоја (genitive singular)
превоја (genitive plural)
превоју (dative singular)
превојима (dative plural)
превој (accusative singular)
превоје (accusative plural)
превоју (singular vocative)
превоји (plural vocative)
превоју (locative singular)
превојима (locative plural)
превојем (instrumental singular)
превојима (instrumental plural)


магнетит

магнѐтӣт (canonical masculine)
magnètīt (romanization)
магнѐтӣт (nominative singular)
магнетити (nominative plural)
магнети́та (genitive singular)
магнетита (genitive plural)
магнетиту (dative singular)
магнетитима (dative plural)
магнетит (accusative singular)
магнетите (accusative plural)
магнетите (singular vocative)
магнетити (plural vocative)
магнетиту (locative singular)
магнетитима (locative plural)
магнетитом (instrumental singular)
магнетитима (instrumental plural)

From магнет + -ит.

suffix

магнет + -ит


расед

ра́сед (canonical masculine)
rásed (romanization)
расед (nominative singular)
раседи (nominative plural)
раседа (genitive singular)
раседа (genitive plural)
раседу (dative singular)
раседима (dative plural)
расед (accusative singular)
раседе (accusative plural)
раседе (singular vocative)
раседи (plural vocative)
раседу (locative singular)
раседима (locative plural)
раседом (instrumental singular)
раседима (instrumental plural)

From ра̀сести.


расјед

ра́сјед (canonical masculine)
rásjed (romanization)
расјед (nominative singular)
расједи (nominative plural)
расједа (genitive singular)
расједа (genitive plural)
расједу (dative singular)
расједима (dative plural)
расјед (accusative singular)
расједе (accusative plural)
расједе (singular vocative)
расједи (plural vocative)
расједу (locative singular)
расједима (locative plural)
расједом (instrumental singular)
расједима (instrumental plural)

From ра̀сјести.


šoder

šóder (canonical masculine)
шо́дер (Cyrillic)
šoder (nominative singular)
šoderi (nominative plural)
šodera (genitive singular)
šodera (genitive plural)
šoderu (dative singular)
šoderima (dative plural)
šoder (accusative singular)
šodere (accusative plural)
šoderu (singular vocative)
šoderi (plural vocative)
šoderu (locative singular)
šoderima (locative plural)
šoderom (instrumental singular)
šoderima (instrumental plural)


tercijar

sh-noun

tȅrcijār m (Cyrillic spelling те̏рција̄р)

tȅrcijār (canonical masculine)
те̏рција̄р (Cyrillic)
tercijar (nominative singular)
tercijari (nominative plural)
tercijara (genitive singular)
tercijara (genitive plural)
tercijaru (dative singular)
tercijarima (dative plural)
tercijar (accusative singular)
tercijare (accusative plural)
tercijaru (singular vocative)
tercijare (singular vocative)
tercijari (plural vocative)
tercijaru (locative singular)
tercijarima (locative plural)
tercijarom (instrumental singular)
tercijarima (instrumental plural)

From German Tertiär, from Latin tertiarius.


терцијар

те̏рција̄р (canonical masculine)
tȅrcijār (romanization)
терцијар (nominative singular)
терцијари (nominative plural)
терцијара (genitive singular)
терцијара (genitive plural)
терцијару (dative singular)
терцијарима (dative plural)
терцијар (accusative singular)
терцијаре (accusative plural)
терцијару (singular vocative)
терцијаре (singular vocative)
терцијари (plural vocative)
терцијару (locative singular)
терцијарима (locative plural)
терцијаром (instrumental singular)
терцијарима (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

терцијару / терцијаре


škriljac

škríljac (canonical masculine)
шкри́љац (Cyrillic)
škríljac (nominative singular)
škriljci (nominative plural)
škriljca (genitive singular)
škrȋljācā (genitive plural)
škriljcu (dative singular)
škriljcima (dative plural)
škriljac (accusative singular)
škriljce (accusative plural)
škriljče (singular vocative)
škriljci (plural vocative)
škriljcu (locative singular)
škriljcima (locative plural)
škriljcem (instrumental singular)
škriljcima (instrumental plural)


антиклинала

sh-noun

антиклина́ла

антиклина́ла f (Latin spelling antiklinála)

антиклина́ла (canonical feminine)
antiklinála (romanization)
антиклинала (nominative singular)
антиклинале (nominative plural)
антиклинале (genitive singular)
антиклинала (genitive plural)
антиклинали (dative singular)
антиклиналама (dative plural)
антиклиналу (accusative singular)
антиклинале (accusative plural)
антиклинало (singular vocative)
антиклинале (plural vocative)
антиклинали (locative singular)
антиклиналама (locative plural)
антиклиналом (instrumental singular)
антиклиналама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

антиклиналама

антиклиналама

антиклиналом

антиклиналама

а‧нти‧кли‧на‧ла


дацит

да̀цӣт (canonical masculine)
dàcīt (romanization)