gram

grȁm (canonical masculine)
гра̏м (Cyrillic)
grȁm (nominative singular)
grȁmi (nominative plural)
grȁma (genitive singular)
grȃmā (genitive plural)
grȁmu (dative singular)
grȁmima (dative plural)
grȁm (accusative singular)
grȁme (accusative plural)
grȁme (singular vocative)
grȁmi (plural vocative)
grȁmu (locative singular)
grȁmima (locative plural)
grȁmom (instrumental singular)
grȁmima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from French gramme, a borrowing from Latin gramma, from Ancient Greek γράμμα (grámma).


m

The 18th letter of the Serbo-Croatian Latin alphabet, preceded by lj and followed by n.


м

sh-letter

м (lower case, upper case М, Latin spelling m)

Cyrillic script
Appendix:Cyrillic script#English

The fifteenth letter of the Serbo-Croatian alphabet, written in the Cyrillic script.


ar

ар (Cyrillic)
ar (nominative singular)
ari (nominative plural)
ara (genitive singular)
ara (genitive plural)
aru (dative singular)
arima (dative plural)
ar (accusative singular)
are (accusative plural)
are (singular vocative)
ari (plural vocative)
arom (locative singular)
arima (locative plural)
aru (instrumental singular)
arima (instrumental plural)


tesla

tȅsla (canonical feminine)
те̏сла (Cyrillic)
tesla (nominative singular)
tesle (nominative plural)
tesle (genitive singular)
tesli (genitive plural)
tesli (dative singular)
teslama (dative plural)
teslu (accusative singular)
tesle (accusative plural)
teslo (singular vocative)
tesle (plural vocative)
tesli (locative singular)
teslama (locative plural)
teslom (instrumental singular)
teslama (instrumental plural)

Named after Serbian-American inventor Nikola Tesla.

named-after

tesla (SI unit of magnetic flux density)


grad

grȃd (canonical masculine)
гра̑д (Cyrillic)
grȃd (nominative singular)
grȁdovi (nominative plural)
grȃdi (nominative plural)
grȃda (genitive singular)
grȁdōvā (genitive plural)
gradóvā (genitive plural)
grádā (genitive plural)
grȃdu (dative singular)
grȁdovima (dative plural)
gradòvima (dative plural)
grádima (dative plural)
grȃd (accusative singular)
grȁdove (accusative plural)
grȃde (accusative plural)
grȃde (singular vocative)
grȁdovi (plural vocative)
grȃdi (plural vocative)
grádu (locative singular)
grȁdovima (locative plural)
gradòvima (locative plural)
grádima (locative plural)
grȃdom (instrumental singular)
grȁdovima (instrumental plural)
gradòvima (instrumental plural)
grádima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *gȏrdъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *gárdas, from Proto-Indo-European *gʰórdʰos.


grad

grȃd (canonical masculine)
гра̑д (Cyrillic)
grȃd (nominative singular)
grȃdi (nominative plural)
grȃda (genitive singular)
grádī (genitive plural)
grádā (genitive plural)
grȃdu (dative singular)
grȃdima (dative plural)
grádima (dative plural)
grȃd (accusative singular)
grȃde (accusative plural)
grȃde (singular vocative)
grȃdi (plural vocative)
grádu (locative singular)
grȃdima (locative plural)
grádima (locative plural)
grȃdom (instrumental singular)
grȃdima (instrumental plural)
grádima (instrumental plural)


град

гра̑д (canonical masculine)
grȃd (romanization)
гра̑д (nominative singular)
гра̏дови (nominative plural)
гра̑да (genitive singular)
гра̏до̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
гра̑ду (dative singular)
гра̏довима (dative plural)
гра̑д (accusative singular)
гра̏дове (accusative plural)
гра̑де (singular vocative)
гра̏дови (plural vocative)
гра́ду (locative singular)
гра̏довима (locative plural)
гра̑дом (instrumental singular)
гра̏довима (instrumental plural)

(usually after the preposition у) downtown, city centre


град

гра̑д (canonical masculine)
grȃd (romanization)
гра̑д (nominative singular)
гради (nominative plural)
града (genitive singular)
гра́дӣ (genitive plural)
гра́да̄ (genitive plural)
граду (dative singular)
градима (dative plural)
град (accusative singular)
граде (accusative plural)
граде (singular vocative)
гради (plural vocative)
граду (locative singular)
градима (locative plural)
градом (instrumental singular)
градима (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

гра́дӣ / гра́да̄


jutro

jȕtro (canonical neuter)
ју̏тро (Cyrillic)
jȕtro (nominative singular)
jȕtra (nominative plural)
jȕtra (genitive singular)
jȕtārā (genitive plural)
jȕtru (dative singular)
jȕtrima (dative plural)
jȕtro (accusative singular)
jȕtra (accusative plural)
jȕtro (singular vocative)
jȕtra (plural vocative)
jȕtru (locative singular)
jȕtrima (locative plural)
jȕtrom (instrumental singular)
jȕtrima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *(j)utro (“morning, dawn”).

inh+

Njegovo se imanje prostiralo na trideset jutara.

Old unit for measurement of area, similar to acre.


центиметар

sh-noun

цѐнтиметар m (Latin spelling cèntimetar)

цѐнтиметар (canonical masculine)
cèntimetar (romanization)
центиметар (nominative singular)
центиметри (nominative plural)
центиметра (genitive singular)
центиметара (genitive plural)
центиметру (dative singular)
центиметрима (dative plural)
центиметар (accusative singular)
центиметре (accusative plural)
центиметре (singular vocative)
центиметри (plural vocative)
центиметру (locative singular)
центиметрима (locative plural)
центиметром (instrumental singular)
центиметрима (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

центиметрима

центиметрима

центиметрима

цен‧ти‧ме‧тар

From центи- + метар.

prefix

центи- + метар


centimetar

sh-noun

cèntimetar m (Cyrillic spelling цѐнтиметар)

cèntimetar (canonical masculine)
цѐнтиметар (Cyrillic)
centimetar (nominative singular)
centimetri (nominative plural)
centimetra (genitive singular)
centimetara (genitive plural)
centimetru (dative singular)
centimetrima (dative plural)
centimetar (accusative singular)
centimetre (accusative plural)
centimetre (singular vocative)
centimetri (plural vocative)
centimetru (locative singular)
centimetrima (locative plural)
centimetrom (instrumental singular)
centimetrima (instrumental plural)


oka

òka (canonical feminine)
о̀ка (Cyrillic)
òka (nominative singular)
oke (nominative plural)
oke (genitive singular)
ókā (genitive plural)
òki (dative singular)
okama (dative plural)
oku (accusative singular)
oke (accusative plural)
oko (singular vocative)
oke (plural vocative)
òki (locative singular)
okama (locative plural)
okom (instrumental singular)
okama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish اوقه (okka).

bor+

an oka, a former Turkish unit of weight, usually a little more than a kilogram


јутро

ју̏тро (canonical neuter)
jȕtro (romanization)
ју̏тро (nominative singular)
ју̏тра (nominative plural)
ју̏тра (genitive singular)
ју̏та̄ра̄ (genitive plural)
ју̏тру (dative singular)
ју̏трима (dative plural)
ју̏тро (accusative singular)
ју̏тра (accusative plural)
ју̏тро (singular vocative)
ју̏тра (plural vocative)
ју̏тру (locative singular)
ју̏трима (locative plural)
ју̏тром (instrumental singular)
ју̏трима (instrumental plural)

Његово се имање простирало на тридесет јутара.


amper

àmpēr (canonical masculine)
а̀мпе̄р (Cyrillic)
amper (nominative singular)
amperi (nominative plural)
ampera (genitive singular)
ampera (genitive plural)
amperu (dative singular)
amperima (dative plural)
amper (accusative singular)
ampere (accusative plural)
amperu (singular vocative)
amperi (plural vocative)
amperu (locative singular)
amperima (locative plural)
amperom (instrumental singular)
amperima (instrumental plural)


tona

tȍna (canonical feminine)
то̏на (Cyrillic)
tȍna (nominative singular)
tone (nominative plural)
tone (genitive singular)
tȏnā (genitive plural)
toni (dative singular)
tonama (dative plural)
tonu (accusative singular)
tone (accusative plural)
tono (singular vocative)
tone (plural vocative)
toni (locative singular)
tonama (locative plural)
tonom (instrumental singular)
tonama (instrumental plural)


palac

pȁlac (canonical masculine)
па̏лац (Cyrillic)
pȁlac (nominative singular)
pȃlci (nominative plural)
pȁlčevi (nominative plural)
pȃlca (genitive singular)
pȁlācā (genitive plural)
pȁlčēvā (genitive plural)
pȃlcu (dative singular)
pȃlcima (dative plural)
palčevima (dative plural)
pȁlac (accusative singular)
pȃlce (accusative plural)
palčeve (accusative plural)
pȃlče (singular vocative)
pȃlci (plural vocative)
palčevi (plural vocative)
pȃlcu (locative singular)
pȃlcima (locative plural)
palčevima (locative plural)
pȃlcem (instrumental singular)
pȃlcima (instrumental plural)
palčevima (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

pȁlācā, pȁlčēvā

(historical) unit of measure, approximately an inch (2.634 cm)


hektar

hȅktār (canonical masculine)
хе̏кта̄р (Cyrillic)
hektar (nominative singular)
hektari (nominative plural)
hektara (genitive singular)
hektara (genitive plural)
hektaru (dative singular)
hektarima (dative plural)
hektar (accusative singular)
hektare (accusative plural)
hektare (singular vocative)
hektari (plural vocative)
hektaru (locative singular)
hektarima (locative plural)
hektarom (instrumental singular)
hektarima (instrumental plural)


unca

ȗnca (canonical feminine)
у̑нца (Cyrillic)
unca (nominative singular)
unce (nominative plural)
unce (genitive singular)
unca (genitive plural)
unci (genitive plural)
unci (dative singular)
uncama (dative plural)
uncu (accusative singular)
unce (accusative plural)
unco (singular vocative)
unce (plural vocative)
unci (locative singular)
uncama (locative plural)
uncom (instrumental singular)
uncama (instrumental plural)

From English ounce, from Latin uncia (“twelfth part”).


galon

gàlōn (canonical masculine)
га̀ло̄н (Cyrillic)
gàlōn (nominative singular)
galoni (nominative plural)
galóna (genitive singular)
galona (genitive plural)
galonu (dative singular)
galonima (dative plural)
galon (accusative singular)
galone (accusative plural)
galone (singular vocative)
galoni (plural vocative)
galonu (locative singular)
galonima (locative plural)
galonom (instrumental singular)
galonima (instrumental plural)


ар

ar (romanization)
ар (nominative singular)
ари (nominative plural)
ара (genitive singular)
ара (genitive plural)
ару (dative singular)
арима (dative plural)
ар (accusative singular)
аре (accusative plural)
аре (singular vocative)
ари (plural vocative)
аром (locative singular)
арима (locative plural)
ару (instrumental singular)
арима (instrumental plural)


ампер

а̀мпе̄р (canonical masculine)
àmpēr (romanization)
ампер (nominative singular)
ампери (nominative plural)
ампера (genitive singular)
ампера (genitive plural)
амперу (dative singular)
амперима (dative plural)
ампер (accusative singular)
ампере (accusative plural)
амперу (singular vocative)
ампери (plural vocative)
амперу (locative singular)
амперима (locative plural)
ампером (instrumental singular)
амперима (instrumental plural)


milimetar

sh-noun

mìlimetar m (Cyrillic spelling мѝлиметар)

mìlimetar (canonical masculine)
мѝлиметар (Cyrillic)
milimetar (nominative singular)
milimetri (nominative plural)
milimetra (genitive singular)
milimetara (genitive plural)
milimetru (dative singular)
milimetrima (dative plural)
milimetar (accusative singular)
milimetre (accusative plural)
milimetre (singular vocative)
milimetri (plural vocative)
milimetru (locative singular)
milimetrima (locative plural)
milimetrom (instrumental singular)
milimetrima (instrumental plural)


милиметар

мѝлиметар (canonical masculine)
mìlimetar (romanization)
милиметар (nominative singular)
милиметри (nominative plural)
милиметра (genitive singular)
милиметара (genitive plural)
милиметру (dative singular)
милиметрима (dative plural)
милиметар (accusative singular)
милиметре (accusative plural)
милиметре (singular vocative)
милиметри (plural vocative)
милиметру (locative singular)
милиметрима (locative plural)
милиметром (instrumental singular)
милиметрима (instrumental plural)

ми‧ли‧ме‧тар


herc

hȅrc (canonical masculine)
хе̏рц (Cyrillic)
hȅrc (nominative singular)
hèrčevi (nominative plural)
hèrca (genitive singular)
hèrčevā (genitive plural)
hèrcu (dative singular)
hèrčevima (dative plural)
hȅrc (accusative singular)
hèrčeve (accusative plural)
hȅrcu (singular vocative)
hèrčevi (plural vocative)
hèrcu (locative singular)
hèrčevima (locative plural)
hèrcem (instrumental singular)
hèrčevima (instrumental plural)


pedalj

pȇdalj (canonical masculine)
пе̑даљ (Cyrillic)
pȇdalj (nominative singular)
pȇdlji (nominative plural)
pȅdljevi (nominative plural)
pedlja (genitive singular)
pedalja (genitive plural)
pedljeva (genitive plural)
pedlju (dative singular)
pedljima (dative plural)
pedljevima (dative plural)
pedalj (accusative singular)
pedlje (accusative plural)
pedljeve (accusative plural)
pedlju (singular vocative)
pedlji (plural vocative)
pedljevi (plural vocative)
pedlju (locative singular)
pedljima (locative plural)
pedljevima (locative plural)
pedljem (instrumental singular)
pedljima (instrumental plural)
pedljevima (instrumental plural)


тона

то̏на (canonical feminine)
tȍna (romanization)
то̏на (nominative singular)
тоне (nominative plural)
тоне (genitive singular)
то̑на̄ (genitive plural)
тони (dative singular)
тонама (dative plural)
тону (accusative singular)
тоне (accusative plural)
тоно (singular vocative)
тоне (plural vocative)
тони (locative singular)
тонама (locative plural)
тоном (instrumental singular)
тонама (instrumental plural)


хектар

хе̏кта̄р (canonical masculine)
hȅktār (romanization)
хектар (nominative singular)
хектари (nominative plural)
хектара (genitive singular)
хектара (genitive plural)
хектару (dative singular)
хектарима (dative plural)
хектар (accusative singular)
хектаре (accusative plural)
хектаре (singular vocative)
хектари (plural vocative)
хектару (locative singular)
хектарима (locative plural)
хектаром (instrumental singular)
хектарима (instrumental plural)


грам

гра̏м (canonical masculine)
grȁm (romanization)
гра̏м (nominative singular)
гра̏ми (nominative plural)
гра̏ма (genitive singular)
гра̑ма̄ (genitive plural)
гра̏му (dative singular)
гра̏мима (dative plural)
гра̏м (accusative singular)
гра̏ме (accusative plural)
гра̏ме (singular vocative)
гра̏ми (plural vocative)
гра̏му (locative singular)
гра̏мима (locative plural)
гра̏мом (instrumental singular)
гра̏мима (instrumental plural)


ока

о̀ка (canonical feminine)
òka (romanization)
о̀ка (nominative singular)
оке (nominative plural)
оке (genitive singular)
о́ка̄ (genitive plural)
о̀ки (dative singular)
окама (dative plural)
оку (accusative singular)
оке (accusative plural)
око (singular vocative)
оке (plural vocative)
о̀ки (locative singular)
окама (locative plural)
оком (instrumental singular)
окама (instrumental plural)


аршин

а̀ршӣн (canonical masculine)
àršīn (romanization)
а̀ршӣн (nominative singular)
аршини (nominative plural)
арши́на (genitive singular)
аршина (genitive plural)
аршину (dative singular)
аршинима (dative plural)
аршин (accusative singular)
аршине (accusative plural)
аршине (singular vocative)
аршини (plural vocative)
аршину (locative singular)
аршинима (locative plural)
аршином (instrumental singular)
аршинима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish آرشون / آرشین (arşın) (Turkish arşın).

bor+

آرشون / آرشین

yardstick (standard to which other measurements or comparisons are judged)


aršin

àršīn (canonical masculine)
а̀ршӣн (Cyrillic)
àršīn (nominative singular)
aršini (nominative plural)
aršína (genitive singular)
aršina (genitive plural)
aršinu (dative singular)
aršinima (dative plural)
aršin (accusative singular)
aršine (accusative plural)
aršine (singular vocative)
aršini (plural vocative)
aršinu (locative singular)
aršinima (locative plural)
aršinom (instrumental singular)
aršinima (instrumental plural)

آرشون / آرشین


херц

хе̏рц (canonical masculine)
hȅrc (romanization)
хе̏рц (nominative singular)
хѐрчеви (nominative plural)
хѐрца (genitive singular)
хѐрчева̄ (genitive plural)
хѐрцу (dative singular)
хѐрчевима (dative plural)
хе̏рц (accusative singular)
хѐрчеве (accusative plural)
хе̏рцу (singular vocative)
хѐрчеви (plural vocative)
хѐрцу (locative singular)
хѐрчевима (locative plural)
хѐрцем (instrumental singular)
хѐрчевима (instrumental plural)


тесла

те̏сла (canonical feminine)
tȅsla (romanization)
тесла (nominative singular)
тесле (nominative plural)
тесле (genitive singular)
тесала (genitive plural)
тесли (dative singular)
теслама (dative plural)
теслу (accusative singular)
тесле (accusative plural)
тесло (singular vocative)
тесле (plural vocative)
тесли (locative singular)
теслама (locative plural)
теслом (instrumental singular)
теслама (instrumental plural)