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.


burma

bȗrma (canonical feminine)
бу̑рма (Cyrillic)
bȗrma (nominative singular)
burme (nominative plural)
burme (genitive singular)
bȗrmā (genitive plural)
bȗrmī (genitive plural)
burmi (dative singular)
burmama (dative plural)
burmu (accusative singular)
burme (accusative plural)
burmo (singular vocative)
burme (plural vocative)
burmi (locative singular)
burmama (locative plural)
burmom (instrumental singular)
burmama (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish بورمه (burma), from بورمق (burmak, “to twist”).


огрлица

о̀грлица (canonical feminine)
ògrlica (romanization)
огрлица (nominative singular)
огрлице (nominative plural)
огрлице (genitive singular)
огрлица (genitive plural)
огрлици (dative singular)
огрлицама (dative plural)
огрлицу (accusative singular)
огрлице (accusative plural)
огрлицо (singular vocative)
огрлице (plural vocative)
огрлици (locative singular)
огрлицама (locative plural)
огрлицом (instrumental singular)
огрлицама (instrumental plural)


ogrlica

ògrlica (canonical feminine)
о̀грлица (Cyrillic)
ogrlica (nominative singular)
ogrlice (nominative plural)
ogrlice (genitive singular)
ogrlica (genitive plural)
ogrlici (dative singular)
ogrlicama (dative plural)
ogrlicu (accusative singular)
ogrlice (accusative plural)
ogrlico (singular vocative)
ogrlice (plural vocative)
ogrlici (locative singular)
ogrlicama (locative plural)
ogrlicom (instrumental singular)
ogrlicama (instrumental plural)


nakit

nákit (canonical masculine)
на́кит (Cyrillic)
nakit (nominative singular)
nakita (genitive singular)
nakitu (dative singular)
nakit (accusative singular)
nakite (singular vocative)
nakitu (locative singular)
nakitom (instrumental singular)


prsten

pȑstēn (canonical masculine)
пр̏сте̄н (Cyrillic)
prsten (nominative singular)
prsteni (nominative plural)
prstenovi (nominative plural)
prstena (genitive singular)
prstena (genitive plural)
prstenova (genitive plural)
prstenu (dative singular)
prstenima (dative plural)
prstenovima (dative plural)
prsten (accusative singular)
prstene (accusative plural)
prstenove (accusative plural)
prstene (singular vocative)
prsteni (plural vocative)
prstenovi (plural vocative)
prstenu (locative singular)
prstenima (locative plural)
prstenovima (locative plural)
prstenom (instrumental singular)
prstenima (instrumental plural)
prstenovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pьrsty (“finger ring; ring”).

inh+

Taj dan na ruci nije nosila prsten.

On that day she wore no ring on her finger.

Gospodar Prstenova

Kako pozdraviti papu? Vekovima su katolici u znak pozdrava ljubili papino stopalo. U današnje vreme, međutim, mnogi vernici se blago poklone i poljube njegov prsten.

2022, Džejms Rejnolds, “Papin prsten i poljubac: Nije ono što ste mislili”, in BBC Njuz:

How to greet the Pope? For centuries, Catholics have kissed the Pope's foot as a sign of greeting. Nowadays, however, many believers bow gently and kiss his ring.


broš

brȍš (canonical masculine)
бро̏ш (Cyrillic)
brȍš (nominative singular)
bròševi (nominative plural)
broša (genitive singular)
broševa (genitive plural)
brošu (dative singular)
broševima (dative plural)
broš (accusative singular)
broševe (accusative plural)
brošu (singular vocative)
broševi (plural vocative)
brošu (locative singular)
broševima (locative plural)
brošem (instrumental singular)
broševima (instrumental plural)


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)


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)


бурма

бу̑рма (canonical feminine)
bȗrma (romanization)
бу̑рма (nominative singular)
бурме (nominative plural)
бурме (genitive singular)
бу̑рма̄ (genitive plural)
бу̑рмӣ (genitive plural)
бурми (dative singular)
бурмама (dative plural)
бурму (accusative singular)
бурме (accusative plural)
бурмо (singular vocative)
бурме (plural vocative)
бурми (locative singular)
бурмама (locative plural)
бурмом (instrumental singular)
бурмама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

бу̑рма̄ / бу̑рмӣ

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish بورمه (burma), from بورمق (burmak, “to twist”).


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)

Derived from Medieval Latin rubīnus. First attested in the 16th century.


прстен

пр̏сте̄н (canonical masculine)
pȑstēn (romanization)
прстен (nominative singular)
прстени (nominative plural)
прстенови (nominative plural)
прстена (genitive singular)
прстена (genitive plural)
прстенова (genitive plural)
прстену (dative singular)
прстенима (dative plural)
прстеновима (dative plural)
прстен (accusative singular)
прстене (accusative plural)
прстенове (accusative plural)
прстене (singular vocative)
прстени (plural vocative)
прстенови (plural vocative)
прстену (locative singular)
прстенима (locative plural)
прстеновима (locative plural)
прстеном (instrumental singular)
прстенима (instrumental plural)
прстеновима (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

прстени / прстенови

прстена / прстенова

прстенима / прстеновима

прстене / прстенове

прстени / прстенови

прстенима / прстеновима

прстенима / прстеновима

Тај дан на руци није носила прстен.

Господар Прстенова

Како поздравити папу? Вековима су католици у знак поздрава љубили папино стопало. У данашње време, међутим, многи верници се благо поклоне и пољубе његов прстен.

2022, Џејмс Рејнолдс, “Папин прстен и пољубац: Није оно што сте мислили”, in BBC Njuz:


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)


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


naušnica

sh-noun

nàušnica f (Cyrillic spelling на̀ушница)

nàušnica (canonical feminine)
на̀ушница (Cyrillic)
naušnica (nominative singular)
naušnice (nominative plural)
naušnice (genitive singular)
naušnica (genitive plural)
naušnici (dative singular)
naušnicama (dative plural)
naušnicu (accusative singular)
naušnice (accusative plural)
naušnice (singular vocative)
naušnico (singular vocative)
naušnice (plural vocative)
naušnici (locative singular)
naušnicama (locative plural)
naušnicom (instrumental singular)
naušnicama (instrumental plural)


наушница

на̀ушница (canonical feminine)
nàušnica (romanization)
наушница (nominative singular)
наушнице (nominative plural)
наушнице (genitive singular)
наушница (genitive plural)
наушници (dative singular)
наушницама (dative plural)
наушницу (accusative singular)
наушнице (accusative plural)
наушнице (singular vocative)
наушницо (singular vocative)
наушнице (plural vocative)
наушници (locative singular)
наушницама (locative plural)
наушницом (instrumental singular)
наушницама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

наушнице / наушницо


накит

на́кит (canonical masculine)
nákit (romanization)
накит (nominative singular)
накита (genitive singular)
накиту (dative singular)
накит (accusative singular)
наките (singular vocative)
накиту (locative singular)
накитом (instrumental singular)


брош

бро̏ш (canonical masculine)
brȍš (romanization)
бро̏ш (nominative singular)
бро̀шеви (nominative plural)
броша (genitive singular)
брошева (genitive plural)
брошу (dative singular)
брошевима (dative plural)
брош (accusative singular)
брошеве (accusative plural)
брошу (singular vocative)
брошеви (plural vocative)
брошу (locative singular)
брошевима (locative plural)
брошем (instrumental singular)
брошевима (instrumental plural)


шмук

шму̏к (canonical masculine)
šmȕk (romanization)


šmuk

šmȕk (canonical masculine)
шму̏к (Cyrillic)