tkivo

tkȋvo (canonical neuter)
тки̑во (Cyrillic)
tkivo (nominative singular)
tkiva (nominative plural)
tkiva (genitive singular)
tkiva (genitive plural)
tkivu (dative singular)
tkivima (dative plural)
tkivo (accusative singular)
tkiva (accusative plural)
tkivo (singular vocative)
tkiva (plural vocative)
tkivu (locative singular)
tkivima (locative plural)
tkivom (instrumental singular)
tkivima (instrumental plural)


gospođa

gȍspođa (canonical feminine)
го̏спођа (Cyrillic)
gospođa (nominative singular)
gospođe (nominative plural)
gospođe (genitive singular)
gȍspōđā (genitive plural)
gospođi (dative singular)
gospođama (dative plural)
gospođu (accusative singular)
gospođe (accusative plural)
gospođo (singular vocative)
gospođe (plural vocative)
gospođi (locative singular)
gospođama (locative plural)
gospođom (instrumental singular)
gospođama (instrumental plural)


gospođica

sh-noun

gȍspođica f (Cyrillic spelling го̏спођица)

gȍspođica (canonical feminine)
го̏спођица (Cyrillic)
gospođica (nominative singular)
gospođice (nominative plural)
gospođice (genitive singular)
gospođica (genitive plural)
gospođici (dative singular)
gospođicama (dative plural)
gospođicu (accusative singular)
gospođice (accusative plural)
gospođice (singular vocative)
gospođice (plural vocative)
gospođici (locative singular)
gospođicama (locative plural)
gospođicom (instrumental singular)
gospođicama (instrumental plural)

(colloquial) spinster, bachelorette (unmarried woman)


bjegunka

bjègūnka (canonical feminine)
бјѐгӯнка (Cyrillic)


bjegunica

bjegùnica f (Cyrillic spelling бјегу̀ница)

bjegùnica (canonical feminine)
бјегу̀ница (Cyrillic)


činovnik

činòvnīk m (Cyrillic spelling чино̀внӣк, female equivalent činòvnica)

činòvnīk (canonical masculine)
чино̀внӣк (Cyrillic)
činòvnica (feminine)
činòvnīk (nominative singular)
činovníci (nominative plural)
činovníka (genitive singular)
činovníkā (genitive plural)
činovniku (dative singular)
činovnicima (dative plural)
činovnika (accusative singular)
činovnike (accusative plural)
činovniče (singular vocative)
činovnici (plural vocative)
činovniku (locative singular)
činovnicima (locative plural)
činovnikom (instrumental singular)
činovnicima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Russian чино́вникъ (činóvnik) (modern spelling чино́вник (činóvnik)).


činovnica

sh-noun

činòvnica f (Cyrillic spelling чино̀вница)

činòvnica (canonical feminine)
чино̀вница (Cyrillic)
činovnica (nominative singular)
činovnice (nominative plural)
činovnice (genitive singular)
činovnica (genitive plural)
činovnici (dative singular)
činovnicama (dative plural)
činovnicu (accusative singular)
činovnice (accusative plural)
činovnice (singular vocative)
činovnice (plural vocative)
činovnici (locative singular)
činovnicama (locative plural)
činovnicom (instrumental singular)
činovnicama (instrumental plural)


novinarka

nȍvinārka f (Cyrillic spelling но̏вина̄рка)

nȍvinārka (canonical feminine)
но̏вина̄рка (Cyrillic)
novinarka (nominative singular)
novinarke (nominative plural)
novinarke (genitive singular)
novinarka (genitive plural)
novinarki (dative singular)
novinarkama (dative plural)
novinarku (accusative singular)
novinarke (accusative plural)
novinarko (singular vocative)
novinarke (plural vocative)
novinarki (locative singular)
novinarkama (locative plural)
novinarkom (instrumental singular)
novinarkama (instrumental plural)


porodica

pòrodica f (Cyrillic spelling по̀родица)

pòrodica (canonical feminine)
по̀родица (Cyrillic)
porodica (nominative singular)
porodice (nominative plural)
porodice (genitive singular)
porodica (genitive plural)
porodici (dative singular)
porodicama (dative plural)
porodicu (accusative singular)
porodice (accusative plural)
porodico (singular vocative)
porodice (plural vocative)
porodici (locative singular)
porodicama (locative plural)
porodicom (instrumental singular)
porodicama (instrumental plural)


bolničar

bólničār m (Cyrillic spelling бо́лнича̄р, female equivalent bólničārka)

bólničār (canonical masculine)
бо́лнича̄р (Cyrillic)
bólničārka (feminine)
bolničar (nominative singular)
bolničari (nominative plural)
bolničara (genitive singular)
bolničara (genitive plural)
bolničaru (dative singular)
bolničarima (dative plural)
bolničara (accusative singular)
bolničare (accusative plural)
bolničaru (singular vocative)
bolničari (plural vocative)
bolničaru (locative singular)
bolničarima (locative plural)
bolničarom (instrumental singular)
bolničarima (instrumental plural)


bolničarka

bólničārka f (Cyrillic spelling бо́лнича̄рка, male equivalent bolničar)

bólničārka (canonical feminine)
бо́лнича̄рка (Cyrillic)
bolničar (masculine)
bólničārka (nominative singular)
bolničarke (nominative plural)
bolničarke (genitive singular)
bólničārkā (genitive plural)
bólničārkī (genitive plural)
bolničarki (dative singular)
bolničarkama (dative plural)
bolničarku (accusative singular)
bolničarke (accusative plural)
bolničarko (singular vocative)
bolničarke (plural vocative)
bolničarki (locative singular)
bolničarkama (locative plural)
bolničarkom (instrumental singular)
bolničarkama (instrumental plural)


medicinska sestra

mȅdicīnskā sèstra f (Cyrillic spelling ме̏дицӣнска̄ сѐстра)

mȅdicīnskā sèstra (canonical feminine)
ме̏дицӣнска̄ сѐстра (Cyrillic)


cimerica

cȉmerica f (Cyrillic spelling ци̏мерица)

cȉmerica (canonical feminine)
ци̏мерица (Cyrillic)
cimerica (nominative singular)
cimerice (nominative plural)
cimerice (genitive singular)
cimerica (genitive plural)
cimerici (dative singular)
cimericama (dative plural)
cimericu (accusative singular)
cimerice (accusative plural)
cimerice (singular vocative)
cimerice (plural vocative)
cimerici (locative singular)
cimericama (locative plural)
cimericom (instrumental singular)
cimericama (instrumental plural)
cīmērka (alternative)


hernija

hèrnija (canonical feminine)
хѐрнија (Cyrillic)
hernija (nominative singular)
hernije (nominative plural)
hernije (genitive singular)
hernija (genitive plural)
herniji (dative singular)
hernijama (dative plural)
herniju (accusative singular)
hernije (accusative plural)
hernijo (singular vocative)
hernije (plural vocative)
herniji (locative singular)
hernijama (locative plural)
hernijom (instrumental singular)
hernijama (instrumental plural)


šumar

šȕmār (canonical masculine)
шу̏ма̄р (Cyrillic)


čarobnica

čȁrobnica f (Cyrillic spelling ча̏робница)

čȁrobnica (canonical feminine)
ча̏робница (Cyrillic)
čarobnica (nominative singular)
čarobnice (nominative plural)
čarobnice (genitive singular)
čarobnica (genitive plural)
čarobnici (dative singular)
čarobnicama (dative plural)
čarobnicu (accusative singular)
čarobnice (accusative plural)
čarobnico (singular vocative)
čarobnice (plural vocative)
čarobnici (locative singular)
čarobnicama (locative plural)
čarobnicom (instrumental singular)
čarobnicama (instrumental plural)


čačkalica

čȁčkalica f (Cyrillic spelling ча̏чкалица)

čȁčkalica (canonical feminine)
ча̏чкалица (Cyrillic)
čačkalica (nominative singular)
čačkalice (nominative plural)
čačkalice (genitive singular)
čačkalica (genitive plural)
čačkalici (dative singular)
čačkalicama (dative plural)
čačkalicu (accusative singular)
čačkalice (accusative plural)
čačkalico (singular vocative)
čačkalice (plural vocative)
čačkalici (locative singular)
čačkalicama (locative plural)
čačkalicom (instrumental singular)
čačkalicama (instrumental plural)

Derived from Serbo-Croatian čačkati. First attested in the 19th century.


žlijezda

žlijézda f (Cyrillic spelling жлије́зда)

žlijézda (canonical feminine)
жлије́зда (Cyrillic)
žlijezda (nominative singular)
žlijezde (nominative plural)
žlijezde (genitive singular)
žlijezda (genitive plural)
žlijezdi (dative singular)
žlijezdama (dative plural)
žlijezdu (accusative singular)
žlijezde (accusative plural)
žlijezdo (singular vocative)
žlijezde (plural vocative)
žlijezdi (locative singular)
žlijezdama (locative plural)
žlijezdom (instrumental singular)
žlijezdama (instrumental plural)
žlézda (alternative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *želza. First attested in the 17th century.


skladatelj

sklàdatelj m (Cyrillic spelling скла̀датељ)

sklàdatelj (canonical masculine)
скла̀датељ (Cyrillic)
skladatelj (nominative singular)
skladatelji (nominative plural)
skladatelja (genitive singular)
skladatelja (genitive plural)
skladatelju (dative singular)
skladateljima (dative plural)
skladatelja (accusative singular)
skladatelje (accusative plural)
skladatelju (singular vocative)
skladatelji (plural vocative)
skladatelju (locative singular)
skladateljima (locative plural)
skladateljem (instrumental singular)
skladateljima (instrumental plural)

(Croatia) (male) composer (of a music piece)


skladateljica

skladatèljica f (Cyrillic spelling складатѐљица)

skladatèljica (canonical feminine)
складатѐљица (Cyrillic)
skladateljica (nominative singular)
skladateljice (nominative plural)
skladateljice (genitive singular)
skladateljica (genitive plural)
skladateljici (dative singular)
skladateljicama (dative plural)
skladateljicu (accusative singular)
skladateljice (accusative plural)
skladateljico (singular vocative)
skladateljice (plural vocative)
skladateljici (locative singular)
skladateljicama (locative plural)
skladateljicom (instrumental singular)
skladateljicama (instrumental plural)


sestrica

sèstrica (canonical feminine)
сѐстрица (Cyrillic)
sestrica (nominative singular)
sestrice (nominative plural)
sestrice (genitive singular)
sestrica (genitive plural)
sestrici (dative singular)
sestricama (dative plural)
sestricu (accusative singular)
sestrice (accusative plural)
sestrice (singular vocative)
sestrice (plural vocative)
sestrici (locative singular)
sestricama (locative plural)
sestricom (instrumental singular)
sestricama (instrumental plural)


golubarnik

golùbārnīk m (Cyrillic spelling голу̀ба̄рнӣк)

golùbārnīk (canonical masculine)
голу̀ба̄рнӣк (Cyrillic)
golùbārnīk (nominative singular)
golùbārnīci (nominative plural)
golubarnika (genitive singular)
golubarnika (genitive plural)
golubarniku (dative singular)
golubarnicima (dative plural)
golubarnik (accusative singular)
golubarnike (accusative plural)
golubarniče (singular vocative)
golubarnici (plural vocative)
golubarniku (locative singular)
golubarnicima (locative plural)
golubarnikom (instrumental singular)
golubarnicima (instrumental plural)


slezena

slezèna (canonical feminine)
слезѐна (Cyrillic)
slezena (nominative singular)
slezene (nominative plural)
slezene (genitive singular)
slezena (genitive plural)
slezeni (dative singular)
slezenama (dative plural)
slezenu (accusative singular)
slezene (accusative plural)
slezeno (singular vocative)
slezene (plural vocative)
slezeni (locative singular)
slezenama (locative plural)
slezenom (instrumental singular)
slezenama (instrumental plural)
slezìna (alternative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *selzenь, from Proto-Indo-European *splǵʰ-ēn- (“spleen”).

(anatomy, immunology, Bosnia, Croatia) spleen


ždrijelo

ždrijélo n (Cyrillic spelling ждрије́ло)

ždrijélo (canonical neuter)
ждрије́ло (Cyrillic)
ždrijelo (nominative singular)
ždrijela (nominative plural)
ždrijela (genitive singular)
ždrijela (genitive plural)
ždrijelu (dative singular)
ždrijelima (dative plural)
ždrijelo (accusative singular)
ždrijela (accusative plural)
ždrijelo (singular vocative)
ždrijela (plural vocative)
ždrijelu (locative singular)
ždrijelima (locative plural)
ždrijelom (instrumental singular)
ždrijelima (instrumental plural)
ždrélo (alternative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *žerdlo. First attested in the 16th century.


tetkica

tȅtkica (canonical feminine)
те̏ткица (Cyrillic)
tetkica (nominative singular)
tetkice (nominative plural)
tetkice (genitive singular)
tetkica (genitive plural)
tetkici (dative singular)
tetkicama (dative plural)
tetkicu (accusative singular)
tetkice (accusative plural)
tetkico (singular vocative)
tetkice (plural vocative)
tetkici (locative singular)
tetkicama (locative plural)
tetkicom (instrumental singular)
tetkicama (instrumental plural)


Australac

sh-proper noun

Austrálac m (Cyrillic spelling Аустра́лац)

Austrálac (canonical masculine)
Аустра́лац (Cyrillic)
Austrálac (nominative singular)
Austrálci (nominative plural)
Australca (genitive singular)
Australaca (genitive plural)
Australcu (dative singular)
Australcima (dative plural)
Australca (accusative singular)
Australce (accusative plural)
Australče (singular vocative)
Australci (plural vocative)
Australcu (locative singular)
Australcima (locative plural)
Australcem (instrumental singular)
Australcima (instrumental plural)


Australijanka

sh-noun

Australìjānka f (Cyrillic spelling Аустралѝја̄нка)

Australìjānka (canonical feminine)
Аустралѝја̄нка (Cyrillic)
Australìjānka (nominative singular)
Australijanke (nominative plural)
Australijanke (genitive singular)
Australijanki (genitive plural)
Australijanka (genitive plural)
Australijanaka (genitive plural)
Australijanki (dative singular)
Australijankama (dative plural)
Australijanku (accusative singular)
Australijanke (accusative plural)
Australijanko (singular vocative)
Australijanke (plural vocative)
Australijanku (locative singular)
Australijankama (locative plural)
Australijankom (instrumental singular)
Australijankama (instrumental plural)


Austrijanac

sh-proper noun

Austrijánac m (Cyrillic spelling Аустрија́нац)

Austrijánac (canonical masculine)
Аустрија́нац (Cyrillic)
Austrijánac (nominative singular)
Autrijánci (nominative plural)
Austrijanca (genitive singular)
Austrìjānācā (genitive plural)
Austrijancu (dative singular)
Austrijancima (dative plural)
Austrijanca (accusative singular)
Austrijance (accusative plural)
Austrijanče (singular vocative)
Austrijanci (plural vocative)
Austrijancu (locative singular)
Austrijancima (locative plural)
Austrijancem (instrumental singular)
Austrijancima (instrumental plural)


Austrijanka

sh-noun

Austrìjānka f (Cyrillic spelling Аустрѝја̄нка)

Austrìjānka (canonical feminine)
Аустрѝја̄нка (Cyrillic)


Arapkinja

Àrapkinja f (Cyrillic spelling А̀рапкиња)

Àrapkinja (canonical feminine)
А̀рапкиња (Cyrillic)


stomatologija

stomatològija f (Cyrillic spelling стоматоло̀гија)

stomatològija (canonical feminine)
стоматоло̀гија (Cyrillic)
stomatologija (nominative singular)
stomatologije (nominative plural)
stomatologije (genitive singular)
stomatologija (genitive plural)
stomatologiji (dative singular)
stomatologijama (dative plural)
stomatologiju (accusative singular)
stomatologije (accusative plural)
stomatologijo (singular vocative)
stomatologije (plural vocative)
stomatologiji (locative singular)
stomatologijama (locative plural)
stomatologijom (instrumental singular)
stomatologijama (instrumental plural)


dever

dȅver (canonical masculine)
де̏вер (Cyrillic)
dever (nominative singular)
deveri (nominative plural)
devera (genitive singular)
devera (genitive plural)
deveru (dative singular)
deverima (dative plural)
devera (accusative singular)
devere (accusative plural)
deveru (singular vocative)
deveri (plural vocative)
deveru (locative singular)
deverima (locative plural)
deverom (instrumental singular)
deverima (instrumental plural)
djȅver (alternative)
dȉver (alternative)
đȅver (alternative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *děverь, from Proto-Indo-European *dayh₂wḗr. Compare Russian деверь (deverʹ).

brother-in-law (one's husband's brother)


mišica

mȉšica (canonical feminine)
ми̏шица (Cyrillic)
mišica (nominative singular)
mišice (nominative plural)
mišice (genitive singular)
mišica (genitive plural)
mišici (dative singular)
mišicama (dative plural)
mišicu (accusative singular)
mišice (accusative plural)
mišice (singular vocative)
mišice (plural vocative)
mišici (locative singular)
mišicama (locative plural)
mišicom (instrumental singular)
mišicama (instrumental plural)


свак

сва̑к (canonical masculine)
svȃk (romanization)
сва̑к (nominative singular)
сва́кови (nominative plural)
свака (genitive singular)
свакова (genitive plural)
сваку (dative singular)
сваковима (dative plural)
свака (accusative singular)
свакове (accusative plural)
сваче (singular vocative)
свакови (plural vocative)
сваку (locative singular)
сваковима (locative plural)
сваком (instrumental singular)
сваковима (instrumental plural)

father-in-law (one's husband's father; свѐкар)


свак

From Proto-Slavic *vьśako (“any, every”).

everyone (alternative form of сва̏тко/сва̏ко)


badžo

bádžo (canonical masculine)
ба́џо (Cyrillic)

From fuller bàdženjāk, from Ottoman Turkish باجاناق (bacanak) (Turkish bacanak).

(regional) co-brother-in-law (one's wife's sister's husband)


баџо

ба́џо (canonical masculine)
bádžo (romanization)

From fuller ба̀џења̄к, from Ottoman Turkish باجاناق (bacanak) (Turkish bacanak).

brother-in-law (husband of one's wife's sibling)


šurak

шурак (Cyrillic)
šȗra (alternative)
šȕrjāk (alternative)


шурак

šurak (romanization)
шу̑ра (alternative)
шу̏рја̄к (alternative)


шура

шу̑ра (canonical masculine)
šȗra (romanization)
шурак (alternative)
шу̏рја̄к (alternative)


šura

šȗra (canonical masculine)
шу̑ра (Cyrillic)
šurak (alternative)
šȕrjāk (alternative)


девер

де̏вер (canonical masculine)
dȅver (romanization)
девер (nominative singular)
девери (nominative plural)
девера (genitive singular)
девера (genitive plural)
деверу (dative singular)
деверима (dative plural)
девера (accusative singular)
девере (accusative plural)
деверу (singular vocative)
девери (plural vocative)
деверу (locative singular)
деверима (locative plural)
девером (instrumental singular)
деверима (instrumental plural)
дје̏вер (alternative)
ди̏вер (alternative)


djever

djȅver (canonical masculine)
дје̏вер (Cyrillic)
djever (nominative singular)
djeveri (nominative plural)
djevera (genitive singular)
djevera (genitive plural)
djeveru (dative singular)
djeverima (dative plural)
djevera (accusative singular)
djevere (accusative plural)
djeveru (singular vocative)
djeveri (plural vocative)
djeveru (locative singular)
djeverima (locative plural)
djeverom (instrumental singular)
djeverima (instrumental plural)
dȅver (alternative)
dȉver (alternative)
đȅver (alternative)

brother-in-law (brother of one's husband)


đed

đȅd (canonical masculine)
ђе̏д (Cyrillic)
đed (nominative singular)
đedi (nominative plural)
đeda (genitive singular)
đeda (genitive plural)
đedu (dative singular)
đedima (dative plural)
đed (accusative singular)
đede (accusative plural)
đedu (singular vocative)
đedi (plural vocative)
đedu (locative singular)
đedima (locative plural)
đedom (instrumental singular)
đedima (instrumental plural)


čukundeda

čukundeda m (Cyrillic spelling чукундеда)

great-great-grandfather 4th male ancestor


čukunbaba

čukunbaba f (Cyrillic spelling чукунбаба)

great-great-grandmother 4th female ancestor


prababa

pràbaba (canonical feminine)
пра̀баба (Cyrillic)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *prababa. By surface analysis, pra- + bȁba.


praunuk

pràunuk (canonical masculine)
пра̀унук (Cyrillic)
praunuk (nominative singular)
praunuci (nominative plural)
praunuka (genitive singular)
praunuka (genitive plural)
praunuku (dative singular)
praunucima (dative plural)
praunuka (accusative singular)
praunuke (accusative plural)
praunuče (singular vocative)
praunuci (plural vocative)
praunuku (locative singular)
praunucima (locative plural)
praunukom (instrumental singular)
praunucima (instrumental plural)


praunuka

pràunuka f (Cyrillic spelling пра̀унука)

pràunuka (canonical feminine)
пра̀унука (Cyrillic)
praunuka (nominative singular)
praunuke (nominative plural)
praunuke (genitive singular)
praunuka (genitive plural)
praunuci (dative singular)
praunukama (dative plural)
praunuku (accusative singular)
praunuke (accusative plural)
praunuko (singular vocative)
praunuke (plural vocative)
praunuci (locative singular)
praunukama (locative plural)
praunukom (instrumental singular)
praunukama (instrumental plural)

great-granddaughter (3rd female descendant)


čukununuk

čukununuk m (Cyrillic spelling чукунунук)

great-great-grandson 4th male descendant


čukununuka

čukununuka f (Cyrillic spelling чукунунука)

чукунунука (Cyrillic)

great-great-granddaughter 4th female descendant


očuh

ȍčūh (canonical masculine)
о̏чӯх (Cyrillic)
ȍčūh (nominative singular)
ȍčūsi (nominative plural)
očuha (genitive singular)
očuha (genitive plural)
očuhu (dative singular)
očusima (dative plural)
očuha (accusative singular)
očuhe (accusative plural)
očuše (singular vocative)
očusi (plural vocative)
očuhu (locative singular)
očusima (locative plural)
očuhom (instrumental singular)
očusima (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic South Slavic dialectism *otьčuхъ. Compare Bulgarian очув, Old Slovene očuh.


очух

о̏чӯх (canonical masculine)
ȍčūh (romanization)
о̏чӯх (nominative singular)
о̏чӯси (nominative plural)
очуха (genitive singular)
очуха (genitive plural)
очуху (dative singular)
очусима (dative plural)
очуха (accusative singular)
очухе (accusative plural)
очуше (singular vocative)
очуси (plural vocative)
очуху (locative singular)
очусима (locative plural)
очухом (instrumental singular)
очусима (instrumental plural)


полубрат

полу̀брат (canonical masculine)
polùbrat (romanization)
полубрат (nominative singular)
полубраћа (nominative plural)
полубрата (genitive singular)
полубраће (genitive plural)
полубрату (dative singular)
полубраћи (dative plural)
полубрата (accusative singular)
полубраћу (accusative plural)
полубрате (singular vocative)
полубраћо (plural vocative)
полубрату (locative singular)
полубраћи (locative plural)
полубратом (instrumental singular)
полубраћом (instrumental plural)

From полу- + брат.

prefix

полу- + брат


polubrat

sh-noun

polùbrat m (Cyrillic spelling полу̀брат)

polùbrat (canonical masculine)
полу̀брат (Cyrillic)
polubrat (nominative singular)
polubraća (nominative plural)
polubrata (genitive singular)
polubraće (genitive plural)
polubratu (dative singular)
polubraći (dative plural)
polubrata (accusative singular)
polubraću (accusative plural)
polubrate (singular vocative)
polubraćo (plural vocative)
polubratu (locative singular)
polubraći (locative plural)
polubratom (instrumental singular)
polubraćom (instrumental plural)


полусестра

по̏лусестра f (Latin spelling pȍlusestra)

по̏лусестра (canonical feminine)
pȍlusestra (romanization)
полусестра (nominative singular)
полусестре (nominative plural)
полусестре (genitive singular)
полусестра (genitive plural)
полусестри (dative singular)
полусестрама (dative plural)
полусестру (accusative singular)
полусестре (accusative plural)
полусестро (singular vocative)
полусестре (plural vocative)
полусестри (locative singular)
полусестрама (locative plural)
полусестром (instrumental singular)
полусестрама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

полусестрама

полусестрама

полусестрама


polusestra

sh-noun

pȍlusestra f (Cyrillic spelling по̏лусестра)

pȍlusestra (canonical feminine)
по̏лусестра (Cyrillic)
polusestra (nominative singular)
polusestre (nominative plural)
polusestre (genitive singular)
polusestra (genitive plural)
polusestri (dative singular)
polusestrama (dative plural)
polusestru (accusative singular)
polusestre (accusative plural)
polusestro (singular vocative)
polusestre (plural vocative)
polusestri (locative singular)
polusestrama (locative plural)
polusestrom (instrumental singular)
polusestrama (instrumental plural)


праунук

пра̀унук (canonical masculine)
pràunuk (romanization)
праунук (nominative singular)
праунуци (nominative plural)
праунука (genitive singular)
праунука (genitive plural)
праунуку (dative singular)
праунуцима (dative plural)
праунука (accusative singular)
праунуке (accusative plural)
праунуче (singular vocative)
праунуци (plural vocative)
праунуку (locative singular)
праунуцима (locative plural)
праунуком (instrumental singular)
праунуцима (instrumental plural)

From пра- + у̀нук.

af

пра- + у̀нук


праунука

пра̀унука (canonical feminine)
pràunuka (romanization)
праунука (nominative singular)
праунуке (nominative plural)
праунуке (genitive singular)
праунука (genitive plural)
праунуци (dative singular)
праунукама (dative plural)
праунуку (accusative singular)
праунуке (accusative plural)
праунуко (singular vocative)
праунуке (plural vocative)
праунуци (locative singular)
праунукама (locative plural)
праунуком (instrumental singular)
праунукама (instrumental plural)


rođenje

rođénje (canonical neuter)
рође́ње (Cyrillic)
rođenje (nominative singular)
rođenja (nominative plural)
rođenja (genitive singular)
rođenja (genitive plural)
rođenju (dative singular)
rođenjima (dative plural)
rođenje (accusative singular)
rođenja (accusative plural)
rođenje (singular vocative)
rođenja (plural vocative)
rođenju (locative singular)
rođenjima (locative plural)
rođenjem (instrumental singular)
rođenjima (instrumental plural)


predak

prȅdak (canonical masculine)
пре̏дак (Cyrillic)
prȅdak (nominative singular)
prȅci (nominative plural)
prȅtka (genitive singular)
prȅd̄akā (genitive plural)
prȅtku (dative singular)
prȅcima (dative plural)
prȅtka (accusative singular)
prȅtke (accusative plural)
prȅtku (singular vocative)
prȅci (plural vocative)
prȅtku (locative singular)
prȅcima (locative plural)
prȅtkom (instrumental singular)
prȅcima (instrumental plural)


kapelan

kapèlān (canonical masculine)
капѐла̄н (Cyrillic)
kapèlān (nominative singular)
kapelani (nominative plural)
kapelána (genitive singular)
kapelana (genitive plural)
kapelanu (dative singular)
kapelanima (dative plural)
kapelana (accusative singular)
kapelane (accusative plural)
kapelane (singular vocative)
kapelani (plural vocative)
kapelanu (locative singular)
kapelanima (locative plural)
kapelanom (instrumental singular)
kapelanima (instrumental plural)


fašistica

sh-noun

fàšistica f (Cyrillic spelling фа̀шистица)

fàšistica (canonical feminine)
фа̀шистица (Cyrillic)
fašistica (nominative singular)
fašistice (nominative plural)
fašistice (genitive singular)
fašistica (genitive plural)
fašistici (dative singular)
fašisticama (dative plural)
fašisticu (accusative singular)
fašistice (accusative plural)
fašistico (singular vocative)
fašistice (plural vocative)
fašistici (locative singular)
fašisticama (locative plural)
fašisticom (instrumental singular)
fašisticama (instrumental plural)


puč

pȕč (canonical feminine)
пу̏ч (Cyrillic)


trn

tȓn (canonical masculine)
тр̑н (Cyrillic)
tȓn (nominative singular)
tȑnovi (nominative plural)
trna (genitive singular)
trnova (genitive plural)
trnu (dative singular)
trnovima (dative plural)
trn (accusative singular)
trnove (accusative plural)
trne (singular vocative)
trnovi (plural vocative)
trnu (locative singular)
trnovima (locative plural)
trnom (instrumental singular)
trnovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *tьrnъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *tirnas, from Proto-Indo-European *tr̥nós.
Cognates
Cognate with Bulgarian трън (trǎn),Czech trn, Slovak tŕň, Slovene tŕn (tonal orthography), Russian тёрн (tjorn) and терние (ternije). Non-Slavic cognates include English thorn, Sanskrit तृण (tṛ́ṇa, “grass”).


košnica

kȍšnica (canonical feminine)
ко̏шница (Cyrillic)
košnica (nominative singular)
košnice (nominative plural)
košnice (genitive singular)
košnica (genitive plural)
košnici (dative singular)
košnicama (dative plural)
košnicu (accusative singular)
košnice (accusative plural)
košnico (singular vocative)
košnice (plural vocative)
košnici (locative singular)
košnicama (locative plural)
košnicom (instrumental singular)
košnicama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *košьnica. From koš (“basket”) + -nica.


ženik

žènīk (canonical masculine)
жѐнӣк (Cyrillic)
žènīk (nominative singular)
ženíci (nominative plural)
ženíka (genitive singular)
ženika (genitive plural)
ženiku (dative singular)
ženicima (dative plural)
ženika (accusative singular)
ženike (accusative plural)
ženiče (singular vocative)
ženici (plural vocative)
ženiku (locative singular)
ženicima (locative plural)
ženikom (instrumental singular)
ženicima (instrumental plural)

groom, bridegroom (man about to be married)


puls

pȕls (canonical masculine)
пу̏лс (Cyrillic)
puls (nominative singular)
pulsovi (nominative plural)
pulsa (genitive singular)
pulsova (genitive plural)
pulsu (dative singular)
pulsovima (dative plural)
puls (accusative singular)
pulsove (accusative plural)
pulse (singular vocative)
pulsovi (plural vocative)
pulsu (locative singular)
pulsovima (locative plural)
pulsom (instrumental singular)
pulsovima (instrumental plural)


hći

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *dъ̏ťi, from Proto-Indo-European *dʰugh₂tḗr.

U oca sam hći jedina,

1375, N.N., Muka svete Margarite (transcribed from Glagolitic original)

(please add an English translation of this quotation)

Ki ovašćiniše sestru njih, u zlo ih
tišće, i vidiše žen i hćeri svojih
od sebe razsto(j)ih, blago razdiljeno
u ruke slug tvo(j)ih, tobom dopušćeno.

božjem srcu hći sam prava,
pokoj, ures, dika i slava.

1728, Ignjat Đurđević, Uzdasi Mandalijene Pokornice:


translacija

translácija f (Cyrillic spelling трансла́ција)

translácija (canonical feminine)
трансла́ција (Cyrillic)
translacija (nominative singular)
translacije (nominative plural)
translacije (genitive singular)
translacija (genitive plural)
translaciji (dative singular)
translacijama (dative plural)
translaciju (accusative singular)
translacije (accusative plural)
translacijo (singular vocative)
translacije (plural vocative)
translaciji (locative singular)
translacijama (locative plural)
translacijom (instrumental singular)
translacijama (instrumental plural)

(mathematics, physics, genetics) translation


пупољак

пу̏пољак (canonical masculine)
pȕpoljak (romanization)
пупољак (nominative singular)
пупољци (nominative plural)
пупољка (genitive singular)
пупољака (genitive plural)
пупољку (dative singular)
пупољцима (dative plural)
пупољак (accusative singular)
пупољке (accusative plural)
пупољче (singular vocative)
пупољци (plural vocative)
пупољку (locative singular)
пупољцима (locative plural)
пупољком (instrumental singular)
пупољцима (instrumental plural)


staja

stȁja (canonical feminine)
ста̏ја (Cyrillic)
stȁja (nominative singular)
staje (nominative plural)
staje (genitive singular)
stȃjā (genitive plural)
staji (dative singular)
stajama (dative plural)
staju (accusative singular)
staje (accusative plural)
stajo (singular vocative)
staje (plural vocative)
staji (locative singular)
stajama (locative plural)
stajom (instrumental singular)
stajama (instrumental plural)


pekarica

pȅkarica f (Cyrillic spelling пе̏карица)

pȅkarica (canonical feminine)
пе̏карица (Cyrillic)
pekarica (nominative singular)
pekarice (nominative plural)
pekarice (genitive singular)
pekarica (genitive plural)
pekarici (dative singular)
pekaricama (dative plural)
pekaricu (accusative singular)
pekarice (accusative plural)
pekarico (singular vocative)
pekarice (plural vocative)
pekarici (locative singular)
pekaricama (locative plural)
pekaricom (instrumental singular)
pekaricama (instrumental plural)


inzulin

inzùlīn (canonical masculine)
инзу̀лӣн (Cyrillic)
inzùlīn (nominative singular)
inzulína (genitive singular)
inzulinu (dative singular)
inzulin (accusative singular)
inzuline (singular vocative)
inzulinu (locative singular)
inzulinom (instrumental singular)
insùlīn (alternative)


hormon

hòrmōn (canonical masculine)
хо̀рмо̄н (Cyrillic)
hòrmōn (nominative singular)
hormoni (nominative plural)
hormóna (genitive singular)
hormona (genitive plural)
hormonu (dative singular)
hormonima (dative plural)
hormon (accusative singular)
hormone (accusative plural)
hormone (singular vocative)
hormoni (plural vocative)
hormonu (locative singular)
hormonima (locative plural)
hormonom (instrumental singular)
hormonima (instrumental plural)

From Ancient Greek ὁρμῶν (hormôn), present participle of ὁρμάω (hormáō, “to set in motion, urge on”).


modrica

mòdrica (canonical feminine)
мо̀дрица (Cyrillic)
modrica (nominative singular)
modrice (nominative plural)
modrice (genitive singular)
modrica (genitive plural)
modrici (dative singular)
modricama (dative plural)
modricu (accusative singular)
modrice (accusative plural)
modrico (singular vocative)
modrice (plural vocative)
modrici (locative singular)
modricama (locative plural)
modricom (instrumental singular)
modricama (instrumental plural)


neurologija

neurològija f (Cyrillic spelling неуроло̀гија)

neurològija (canonical feminine)
неуроло̀гија (Cyrillic)
neurologija (nominative singular)
neurologije (genitive singular)
neurologiji (dative singular)
neurologiju (accusative singular)
neurologijo (singular vocative)
neurologiji (locative singular)
neurologijom (instrumental singular)


zjena

zjȅna (canonical feminine)
зје̏на (Cyrillic)
zjȅna (nominative singular)
zjene (nominative plural)
zjene (genitive singular)
zjȇnā (genitive plural)
zjeni (dative singular)
zjenama (dative plural)
zjenu (accusative singular)
zjene (accusative plural)
zjeno (singular vocative)
zjene (plural vocative)
zjeni (locative singular)
zjenama (locative plural)
zjenom (instrumental singular)
zjenama (instrumental plural)
zȅna (alternative)


zjenica

zjènica (canonical feminine)
зјѐница (Cyrillic)
zjenica (nominative singular)
zjenice (nominative plural)
zjenice (genitive singular)
zjenica (genitive plural)
zjenici (dative singular)
zjenicama (dative plural)
zjenicu (accusative singular)
zjenice (accusative plural)
zjenice (singular vocative)
zjenico (singular vocative)
zjenice (plural vocative)
zjenici (locative singular)
zjenicama (locative plural)
zjenicom (instrumental singular)
zjenicama (instrumental plural)
zènica (alternative)
źenica (alternative)


tableta

tablèta (canonical feminine)
таблѐта (Cyrillic)
tablèta (nominative singular)
tablete (nominative plural)
tablete (genitive singular)
tablétā (genitive plural)
tableti (dative singular)
tabletama (dative plural)
tabletu (accusative singular)
tablete (accusative plural)
tableto (singular vocative)
tablete (plural vocative)
tableti (locative singular)
tabletama (locative plural)
tabletom (instrumental singular)
tabletama (instrumental plural)


epileptičarka

epilèptičārka f (Cyrillic spelling епилѐптича̄рка)

epilèptičārka (canonical feminine)
епилѐптича̄рка (Cyrillic)
epilèptičārka (nominative singular)
epileptičarke (nominative plural)
epileptičarke (genitive singular)
epilèptičārkā (genitive plural)
epilèptičārkī (genitive plural)
epileptičarki (dative singular)
epileptičarkama (dative plural)
epileptičarku (accusative singular)
epileptičarke (accusative plural)
epileptičarko (singular vocative)
epileptičarke (plural vocative)
epileptičarki (locative singular)
epileptičarkama (locative plural)
epileptičarkom (instrumental singular)
epileptičarkama (instrumental plural)


начелник

на́челнӣк (canonical masculine)
náčelnīk (romanization)
начелник (nominative singular)
начелници (nominative plural)
начелника (genitive singular)
начелника (genitive plural)
начелнику (dative singular)
начелницима (dative plural)
начелника (accusative singular)
начелнике (accusative plural)
начелниче (singular vocative)
начелници (plural vocative)
начелнику (locative singular)
начелницима (locative plural)
начелником (instrumental singular)
начелницима (instrumental plural)

From на- + челник.

prefix

на- + челник


čudakinja

sh-noun

čudàkinja f (Cyrillic spelling чуда̀киња)

čudàkinja (canonical feminine)
чуда̀киња (Cyrillic)
čudakinja (nominative singular)
čudakinje (nominative plural)
čudakinje (genitive singular)
čudakinja (genitive plural)
čudakinji (dative singular)
čudakinjama (dative plural)
čudakinju (accusative singular)
čudakinje (accusative plural)
čudakinjo (singular vocative)
čudakinje (plural vocative)
čudakinji (locative singular)
čudakinjama (locative plural)
čudakinjom (instrumental singular)
čudakinjama (instrumental plural)


vakuola

vakùōla (canonical feminine)
ваку̀о̄ла (Cyrillic)
vakuola (nominative singular)
vakuole (nominative plural)
vakuole (genitive singular)
vakuola (genitive plural)
vakuoli (dative singular)
vakuolama (dative plural)
vakuolu (accusative singular)
vakuole (accusative plural)
vakuolo (singular vocative)
vakuole (plural vocative)
vakuoli (locative singular)
vakuolama (locative plural)
vakuolom (instrumental singular)
vakuolama (instrumental plural)


zarobljenica

zarobljènica f (Cyrillic spelling заробљѐница)

zarobljènica (canonical feminine)
заробљѐница (Cyrillic)
zarobljenica (nominative singular)
zarobljenice (nominative plural)
zarobljenice (genitive singular)
zarobljenica (genitive plural)
zarobljenici (dative singular)
zarobljenicama (dative plural)
zarobljenicu (accusative singular)
zarobljenice (accusative plural)
zarobljenico (singular vocative)
zarobljenice (plural vocative)
zarobljenici (locative singular)
zarobljenicama (locative plural)
zarobljenicom (instrumental singular)
zarobljenicama (instrumental plural)


Arabljanka

Arábljānka f (Cyrillic spelling Ара́бља̄нка)

Arábljānka (canonical feminine)
Ара́бља̄нка (Cyrillic)
Arabljanka (nominative singular)
Arabljanke (nominative plural)
Arabljanke (genitive singular)
Arabljanka (genitive plural)
Arabljanki (dative singular)
Arabljankama (dative plural)
Arabljanku (accusative singular)
Arabljanke (accusative plural)
Arabljanko (singular vocative)
Arabljanke (plural vocative)
Arabljanki (locative singular)
Arabljankama (locative plural)
Arabljankom (instrumental singular)
Arabljankama (instrumental plural)


paučina

pȁučina (canonical feminine)
па̏учина (Cyrillic)
pȁučina (nominative singular)
paučine (nominative plural)
paučine (genitive singular)
paučina (genitive plural)
paučini (dative singular)
paučinama (dative plural)
paučinu (accusative singular)
paučine (accusative plural)
paučino (singular vocative)
paučine (plural vocative)
paučini (locative singular)
paučinama (locative plural)
paučinom (instrumental singular)
paučinama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *paǫčina; morphologically, from pȁūk (“spider”) + -ina.


Indijka

Ìndījka (canonical feminine)
Ѝндӣјка (Cyrillic)


prodavač

prodàvāč m (Cyrillic spelling прода̀ва̄ч)

prodàvāč (canonical masculine)
прода̀ва̄ч (Cyrillic)
prodàvāč (nominative singular)
prodavači (nominative plural)
prodaváča (genitive singular)
prodavača (genitive plural)
prodavaču (dative singular)
prodavačima (dative plural)
prodavača (accusative singular)
prodavače (accusative plural)
prodavaču (singular vocative)
prodavači (plural vocative)
prodavaču (locative singular)
prodavačima (locative plural)
prodavačem (instrumental singular)
prodavačima (instrumental plural)


Armenac

Arménac (canonical masculine)
Арме́нац (Cyrillic)
Arménac (nominative singular)
Arménci (nominative plural)
Armenca (genitive singular)
Àrmēnācā (genitive plural)
Armencu (dative singular)
Armencima (dative plural)
Armenca (accusative singular)
Armence (accusative plural)
Armenče (singular vocative)
Armenci (plural vocative)
Armencu (locative singular)
Armencima (locative plural)
Armencem (instrumental singular)
Armencima (instrumental plural)


Armenka

Àrmēnka (canonical feminine)
А̀рме̄нка (Cyrillic)
Armenka (nominative singular)
Armenke (nominative plural)
Armenke (genitive singular)
Armenka (genitive plural)
Armenki (dative singular)
Armenkama (dative plural)
Armenku (accusative singular)
Armenke (accusative plural)
Armenko (singular vocative)
Armenke (plural vocative)
Armenki (locative singular)
Armenkama (locative plural)
Armenkom (instrumental singular)
Armenkama (instrumental plural)


Asturijac

sh-proper noun

Astùrījac m (Cyrillic spelling Асту̀рӣјац)

Astùrījac (canonical masculine)
Асту̀рӣјац (Cyrillic)


Asturijka

sh-noun

Astùrījka f (Cyrillic spelling Асту̀рӣјка)

Astùrījka (canonical feminine)
Асту̀рӣјка (Cyrillic)


terorist

teròrist m (Cyrillic spelling теро̀рист)

teròrist (canonical masculine)
теро̀рист (Cyrillic)
terorist (nominative singular)
teroristi (nominative plural)
terorista (genitive singular)
terorista (genitive plural)
teroristu (dative singular)
teroristima (dative plural)
terorista (accusative singular)
teroriste (accusative plural)
teroriste (singular vocative)
teroristi (plural vocative)
teroristu (locative singular)
teroristima (locative plural)
teroristom (instrumental singular)
teroristima (instrumental plural)
teròrista (alternative)


teroristkinja

teròristkinja f (Cyrillic spelling теро̀ристкиња)

teròristkinja (canonical feminine)
теро̀ристкиња (Cyrillic)
teroristkinja (nominative singular)
teroristkinje (nominative plural)
teroristkinje (genitive singular)
teroristkinja (genitive plural)
teroristkinji (dative singular)
teroristkinjama (dative plural)
teroristkinju (accusative singular)
teroristkinje (accusative plural)
teroristkinjo (singular vocative)
teroristkinje (plural vocative)
teroristkinji (locative singular)
teroristkinjama (locative plural)
teroristkinjom (instrumental singular)
teroristkinjama (instrumental plural)


Europljanin

Európljanin m (Cyrillic spelling Еуро́пљанин)

Európljanin (canonical masculine)
Еуро́пљанин (Cyrillic)
Evrópljanin (alternative)


Europljanka

Európljānka f (Cyrillic spelling Еуро́пља̄нка)

Európljānka (canonical feminine)
Еуро́пља̄нка (Cyrillic)
Europljanka (nominative singular)
Europljanke (nominative plural)
Europljanke (genitive singular)
Europljanka (genitive plural)
Europljanki (dative singular)
Europljankama (dative plural)
Europljanku (accusative singular)
Europljanke (accusative plural)
Europljanko (singular vocative)
Europljanke (plural vocative)
Europljanki (locative singular)
Europljankama (locative plural)
Europljankom (instrumental singular)
Europljankama (instrumental plural)


Europejac

Européjac m (Cyrillic spelling Еуропе́јац)

Européjac (canonical masculine)
Еуропе́јац (Cyrillic)
Europejac (nominative singular)
Europejci (nominative plural)
Europejca (genitive singular)
Europejaca (genitive plural)
Europejcu (dative singular)
Europejcima (dative plural)
Europejca (accusative singular)
Europejce (accusative plural)
Europejče (singular vocative)
Europejci (plural vocative)
Europejcu (locative singular)
Europejcima (locative plural)
Europejcem (instrumental singular)
Europejcima (instrumental plural)


poznanica

pòznanica f (Cyrillic spelling по̀знаница)

pòznanica (canonical feminine)
по̀знаница (Cyrillic)
poznanica (nominative singular)
poznanice (nominative plural)
poznanice (genitive singular)
poznanica (genitive plural)
poznanici (dative singular)
poznanicama (dative plural)
poznanicu (accusative singular)
poznanice (accusative plural)
poznanico (singular vocative)
poznanice (plural vocative)
poznanici (locative singular)
poznanicama (locative plural)
poznanicom (instrumental singular)
poznanicama (instrumental plural)


čistačica

čistàčica f (Cyrillic spelling чиста̀чица)

čistàčica (canonical feminine)
чиста̀чица (Cyrillic)
čistačica (nominative singular)
čistačice (nominative plural)
čistačice (genitive singular)
čistačica (genitive plural)
čistačici (dative singular)
čistačicama (dative plural)
čistačicu (accusative singular)
čistačice (accusative plural)
čistačico (singular vocative)
čistačice (plural vocative)
čistačici (locative singular)
čistačicama (locative plural)
čistačicom (instrumental singular)
čistačicama (instrumental plural)


šarenica

šarènica (canonical feminine)
шарѐница (Cyrillic)
šarenica (nominative singular)
šarenice (nominative plural)
šarenice (genitive singular)
šarenica (genitive plural)
šarenici (dative singular)
šarenicama (dative plural)
šarenicu (accusative singular)
šarenice (accusative plural)
šarenice (singular vocative)
šarenico (singular vocative)
šarenice (plural vocative)
šarenici (locative singular)
šarenicama (locative plural)
šarenicom (instrumental singular)
šarenicama (instrumental plural)


povjesničar

pȍvjesničār m (Cyrillic spelling по̏вјеснича̄р)

pȍvjesničār (canonical masculine)
по̏вјеснича̄р (Cyrillic)
povjesničar (nominative singular)
povjesničari (nominative plural)
povjesničara (genitive singular)
povjesničara (genitive plural)
povjesničaru (dative singular)
povjesničarima (dative plural)
povjesničara (accusative singular)
povjesničare (accusative plural)
povjesničaru (singular vocative)
povjesničari (plural vocative)
povjesničaru (locative singular)
povjesničarima (locative plural)
povjesničarom (instrumental singular)
povjesničarima (instrumental plural)


povjesničarka

pȍvjesničārka f (Cyrillic spelling по̏вјеснича̄рка)

pȍvjesničārka (canonical feminine)
по̏вјеснича̄рка (Cyrillic)
povjesničarka (nominative singular)
povjesničarke (nominative plural)
povjesničarke (genitive singular)
povjesničarka (genitive plural)
povjesničarki (dative singular)
povjesničarkama (dative plural)
povjesničarku (accusative singular)
povjesničarke (accusative plural)
povjesničarko (singular vocative)
povjesničarke (plural vocative)
povjesničarki (locative singular)
povjesničarkama (locative plural)
povjesničarkom (instrumental singular)
povjesničarkama (instrumental plural)


ukosnica

ùkosnica f (Cyrillic spelling у̀косница)

ùkosnica (canonical feminine)
у̀косница (Cyrillic)
ukosnica (nominative singular)
ukosnice (nominative plural)
ukosnice (genitive singular)
ukosnica (genitive plural)
ukosnici (dative singular)
ukosnicama (dative plural)
ukosnicu (accusative singular)
ukosnice (accusative plural)
ukosnico (singular vocative)
ukosnice (plural vocative)
ukosnici (locative singular)
ukosnicama (locative plural)
ukosnicom (instrumental singular)
ukosnicama (instrumental plural)


zigota

zigòta (canonical feminine)
зиго̀та (Cyrillic)
zigota (nominative singular)
zigote (nominative plural)
zigote (genitive singular)
zigota (genitive plural)
zigoti (dative singular)
zigotama (dative plural)
zigotu (accusative singular)
zigote (accusative plural)
zigoto (singular vocative)
zigote (plural vocative)
zigoti (locative singular)
zigotama (locative plural)
zigotom (instrumental singular)
zigotama (instrumental plural)

From Ancient Greek ζυγωτός (zugōtós, “yoked”), past participle of ζυγόω (zugóō, “to yoke”), from ζυγόν (zugón, “yoke”), from Proto-Indo-European *yugóm (“yoke”).


vegetarijanka

sh-noun

vegetarìjānka f (Cyrillic spelling вегетарѝја̄нка)

vegetarìjānka (canonical feminine)
вегетарѝја̄нка (Cyrillic)
vegetarijanka (nominative singular)
vegetarijanke (nominative plural)
vegetarijanke (genitive singular)
vegetarijanka (genitive plural)
vegetarijanki (dative singular)
vegetarijankama (dative plural)
vegetarijanku (accusative singular)
vegetarijanke (accusative plural)
vegetarijanko (singular vocative)
vegetarijanke (plural vocative)
vegetarijanki (locative singular)
vegetarijankama (locative plural)
vegetarijankom (instrumental singular)
vegetarijankama (instrumental plural)


Germanka

Gèrmānka f (Cyrillic spelling Гѐрма̄нка)

Gèrmānka (canonical feminine)
Гѐрма̄нка (Cyrillic)
Germanka (nominative singular)
Germanke (nominative plural)
Germanke (genitive singular)
Germanka (genitive plural)
Germanki (dative singular)
Germankama (dative plural)
Germanku (accusative singular)
Germanke (accusative plural)
Germanko (singular vocative)
Germanke (plural vocative)
Germanki (locative singular)
Germankama (locative plural)
Germankom (instrumental singular)
Germankama (instrumental plural)


Ilirka

Ìlīrka (canonical feminine)
Ѝлӣрка (Cyrillic)

Illyrian (inhabitant of Illyria, Illyricum; term for Croats or South Slavs during the Illyrian movement)


prehlada

prȅhlada f (Cyrillic spelling пре̏хлада)

prȅhlada (canonical feminine)
пре̏хлада (Cyrillic)
prehlada (nominative singular)
prehlade (nominative plural)
prehlade (genitive singular)
prehlada (genitive plural)
prehladi (dative singular)
prehladama (dative plural)
prehladu (accusative singular)
prehlade (accusative plural)
prehlado (singular vocative)
prehlade (plural vocative)
prehladi (locative singular)
prehladama (locative plural)
prehladom (instrumental singular)
prehladama (instrumental plural)


južnoafrički mravojed

južnoàfričkī mrȁvojed m (Cyrillic spelling јужноа̀фричкӣ мра̏војед)

južnoàfričkī mrȁvojed (canonical masculine)
јужноа̀фричкӣ мра̏војед (Cyrillic)

(zoology) South African anteater (aardvark).


griva

grȉva (canonical feminine)
гри̏ва (Cyrillic)
grȉva (nominative singular)
grive (nominative plural)
grive (genitive singular)
grȋvā (genitive plural)
grivi (dative singular)
grivama (dative plural)
grivu (accusative singular)
grive (accusative plural)
grivo (singular vocative)
grive (plural vocative)
grivi (locative singular)
grivama (locative plural)
grivom (instrumental singular)
grivama (instrumental plural)

mane (longer hair growth on back of neck of an animal)


kromosom

kromòsōm m (Cyrillic spelling кромо̀со̄м)

kromòsōm (canonical masculine)
кромо̀со̄м (Cyrillic)
kromòsōm (nominative singular)
kromosomi (nominative plural)
kromosóma (genitive singular)
kromosoma (genitive plural)
kromosomu (dative singular)
kromosomima (dative plural)
kromosom (accusative singular)
kromosome (accusative plural)
kromosome (singular vocative)
kromosomi (plural vocative)
kromosomu (locative singular)
kromosomima (locative plural)
kromosomom (instrumental singular)
kromosomima (instrumental plural)
hromòsōm (alternative)

From German Chromosom, ultimately from Ancient Greek χρῶμα (khrôma, “colour”) + σῶμα (sôma, “body”). By surface analysis, kromo- + -som.


črevo

Z rokami v črevu znuternje mertvečke,
v kervavem drobu, z rokavi zaferknjeni,

1936, Miroslav Krleža, Balade Petrice Kerempuha:


pek

From German Beck, Bäck, archaic variant of Bäcker (“baker”).


papila

papìla (canonical feminine)
папѝла (Cyrillic)
papila (nominative singular)
papile (nominative plural)
papile (genitive singular)
papila (genitive plural)
papili (dative singular)
papilama (dative plural)
papilu (accusative singular)
papile (accusative plural)
papilo (singular vocative)
papile (plural vocative)
papili (locative singular)
papilama (locative plural)
papilom (instrumental singular)
papilama (instrumental plural)


Švicarka

Švìcārka f (Cyrillic spelling Швѝца̄рка)

Švìcārka (canonical feminine)
Швѝца̄рка (Cyrillic)
Švicarka (nominative singular)
Švicarke (nominative plural)
Švicarke (genitive singular)
Švicarka (genitive plural)
Švicarki (dative singular)
Švicarkama (dative plural)
Švicarku (accusative singular)
Švicarke (accusative plural)
Švicarko (singular vocative)
Švicarke (plural vocative)
Švicarki (locative singular)
Švicarkama (locative plural)
Švicarkom (instrumental singular)
Švicarkama (instrumental plural)


Švicarac

Švicárac m (Cyrillic spelling Швица́рац)

Švicárac (canonical masculine)
Швица́рац (Cyrillic)


Šveđanka

Švéđānka f (Cyrillic spelling Шве́ђа̄нка)

Švéđānka (canonical feminine)
Шве́ђа̄нка (Cyrillic)


Šveđanin

sh-proper noun

Švéđanin m (Cyrillic spelling Шве́ђанин)

Švéđanin (canonical masculine)
Шве́ђанин (Cyrillic)
Šveđanin (nominative singular)
Šveđani (nominative plural)
Šveđanina (genitive singular)
Šveđana (genitive plural)
Šveđaninu (dative singular)
Šveđanima (dative plural)
Šveđanina (accusative singular)
Šveđane (accusative plural)
Šveđanine (singular vocative)
Šveđani (plural vocative)
Šveđaninu (locative singular)
Šveđanima (locative plural)
Šveđaninom (instrumental singular)
Šveđanima (instrumental plural)


mudrac

mùdrac (canonical masculine)
му̀драц (Cyrillic)
mùdrac (nominative singular)
mudraci (nominative plural)
mudràca (genitive singular)
mudrácā (genitive plural)
mudracu (dative singular)
mudracima (dative plural)
mudraca (accusative singular)
mudrace (accusative plural)
mȕdrāče (singular vocative)
mudraci (plural vocative)
mudracu (locative singular)
mudracima (locative plural)
mudracem (instrumental singular)
mudracima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *mǫdrьcь. Cognate with Czech mudrc.


dojka

dȏjka (canonical feminine)
до̑јка (Cyrillic)
dȏjka (nominative singular)
dojke (nominative plural)
dojke (genitive singular)
dȍjākā (genitive plural)
dȏjkī (genitive plural)
dȏjci (dative singular)
dojkama (dative plural)
dojku (accusative singular)
dojke (accusative plural)
dojko (singular vocative)
dojke (plural vocative)
dȏjci (locative singular)
dojkama (locative plural)
dojkom (instrumental singular)
dojkama (instrumental plural)


paraplegija

sh-noun

paraplègija f (Cyrillic spelling параплѐгија)

paraplègija (canonical feminine)
параплѐгија (Cyrillic)
paraplegija (nominative singular)
paraplegije (nominative plural)
paraplegije (genitive singular)
paraplegija (genitive plural)
paraplegiji (dative singular)
paraplegijama (dative plural)
paraplegiju (accusative singular)
paraplegije (accusative plural)
paraplegijo (singular vocative)
paraplegije (plural vocative)
paraplegiji (locative singular)
paraplegijama (locative plural)
paraplegijom (instrumental singular)
paraplegijama (instrumental plural)


skijaš

skìjāš (canonical masculine)
скѝја̄ш (Cyrillic)


skijašica

skijàšica f (Cyrillic spelling скија̀шица)

skijàšica (canonical feminine)
скија̀шица (Cyrillic)
skijašica (nominative singular)
skijašice (nominative plural)
skijašice (genitive singular)
skijašica (genitive plural)
skijašici (dative singular)
skijašicama (dative plural)
skijašicu (accusative singular)
skijašice (accusative plural)
skijašico (singular vocative)
skijašice (plural vocative)
skijašici (locative singular)
skijašicama (locative plural)
skijašicom (instrumental singular)
skijašicama (instrumental plural)


potomak

pòtomak (canonical masculine)
по̀томак (Cyrillic)
potomak (nominative singular)
potomci (nominative plural)
potomka (genitive singular)
potomaka (genitive plural)
potomku (dative singular)
potomcima (dative plural)
potomka (accusative singular)
potomke (accusative plural)
potomče (singular vocative)
potomci (plural vocative)
potomku (locative singular)
potomcima (locative plural)
potomkom (instrumental singular)
potomcima (instrumental plural)


шофер

шо̀фе̄р (canonical masculine)
šòfēr (romanization)
шо̀фе̄р (nominative singular)
шофери (nominative plural)
шофе́ра (genitive singular)
шофера (genitive plural)
шоферу (dative singular)
шоферима (dative plural)
шофера (accusative singular)
шофере (accusative plural)
шоферу (singular vocative)
шофери (plural vocative)
шоферу (locative singular)
шоферима (locative plural)
шофером (instrumental singular)
шоферима (instrumental plural)

(colloquial) driver (person who drives a motorized vehicle)


obrtnik

òbrtnīk (canonical masculine)
о̀бртнӣк (Cyrillic)
òbrtnīk (nominative singular)
òbrtnīci (nominative plural)
obrtnika (genitive singular)
obrtnika (genitive plural)
obrtniku (dative singular)
obrtnicima (dative plural)
obrtnika (accusative singular)
obrtnike (accusative plural)
òbrtnīče (singular vocative)
obrtnici (plural vocative)
obrtniku (locative singular)
obrtnicima (locative plural)
obrtnikom (instrumental singular)
obrtnicima (instrumental plural)


obrtnica

òbrtnica f (Cyrillic spelling о̀бртница)

òbrtnica (canonical feminine)
о̀бртница (Cyrillic)
obrtnica (nominative singular)
obrtnice (nominative plural)
obrtnice (genitive singular)
obrtnica (genitive plural)
obrtnici (dative singular)
obrtnicama (dative plural)
obrtnicu (accusative singular)
obrtnice (accusative plural)
obrtnico (singular vocative)
obrtnice (plural vocative)
obrtnici (locative singular)
obrtnicama (locative plural)
obrtnicom (instrumental singular)
obrtnicama (instrumental plural)


lobanja

lòbanja (canonical feminine)
ло̀бања (Cyrillic)
lòbanja (nominative singular)
lȍbanje (nominative plural)
lobanje (genitive singular)
lobanja (genitive plural)
lobanji (dative singular)
lobanja (dative plural)
lobanju (accusative singular)
lobanje (accusative plural)
lobanjo (singular vocative)
lobanje (plural vocative)
lobanji (locative singular)
lobanjama (locative plural)
lobanjom (instrumental singular)
lobanjama (instrumental plural)


pretilost

prètilōst f (Cyrillic spelling прѐтило̄ст)

prètilōst (canonical feminine)
прѐтило̄ст (Cyrillic)
pretilost (nominative singular)
pretilosti (nominative plural)
pretilosti (genitive singular)
pretilosti (genitive plural)
pretilosti (dative singular)
pretilostima (dative plural)
pretilost (accusative singular)
pretilosti (accusative plural)
pretilosti (singular vocative)
pretilosti (plural vocative)
pretilosti (locative singular)
pretilostima (locative plural)
pretilosti (instrumental singular)
pretilostima (instrumental plural)


влас

вла̑с (canonical feminine)
vlȃs (romanization)
влас (nominative singular)
власи (nominative plural)
власи (genitive singular)
власи (genitive plural)
власи (dative singular)
власима (dative plural)
влас (accusative singular)
власи (accusative plural)
власи (singular vocative)
власи (plural vocative)
власи (locative singular)
власима (locative plural)
власи (instrumental singular)
власима (instrumental plural)


Irkinja

Ȉrkinja (canonical feminine)
И̏ркиња (Cyrillic)


listonoša

listònoša m (Cyrillic spelling листо̀ноша)

listònoša (canonical masculine)
листо̀ноша (Cyrillic)
listonoša (nominative singular)
listonoše (nominative plural)
listonoše (genitive singular)
listonoša (genitive plural)
listonoši (dative singular)
listonošama (dative plural)
listonošu (accusative singular)
listonoše (accusative plural)
listonošo (singular vocative)
listonoše (plural vocative)
listonoši (locative singular)
listonošama (locative plural)
listonošom (instrumental singular)
listonošama (instrumental plural)


poštar

pȍštār (canonical masculine)
по̏шта̄р (Cyrillic)
poštar (nominative singular)
poštari (nominative plural)
poštara (genitive singular)
poštara (genitive plural)
poštaru (dative singular)
poštarima (dative plural)
poštara (accusative singular)
poštare (accusative plural)
poštaru (singular vocative)
poštari (plural vocative)
poštaru (locative singular)
poštarima (locative plural)
poštarom (instrumental singular)
poštarima (instrumental plural)


siromah

siròmāh (canonical masculine)
сиро̀ма̄х (Cyrillic)
siròmāh (nominative singular)
siromási (nominative plural)
siromáha (genitive singular)
siromaha (genitive plural)
siromahu (dative singular)
siromasima (dative plural)
siromaha (accusative singular)
siromahe (accusative plural)
siromaše (singular vocative)
siromasi (plural vocative)
siromahu (locative singular)
siromasima (locative plural)
siromahom (instrumental singular)
siromasima (instrumental plural)


поштар

по̏шта̄р (canonical masculine)
pȍštār (romanization)
поштар (nominative singular)
поштари (nominative plural)
поштара (genitive singular)
поштара (genitive plural)
поштару (dative singular)
поштарима (dative plural)
поштара (accusative singular)
поштаре (accusative plural)
поштару (singular vocative)
поштари (plural vocative)
поштару (locative singular)
поштарима (locative plural)
поштаром (instrumental singular)
поштарима (instrumental plural)


момак

мо̀мак (canonical masculine)
mòmak (romanization)
мо̀мак (nominative singular)
мо̀мци (nominative plural)
момка (genitive singular)
мома́ка̄ (genitive plural)
момку (dative singular)
момцима (dative plural)
момка (accusative singular)
момке (accusative plural)
мо̑мче (singular vocative)
момци (plural vocative)
момку (locative singular)
момцима (locative plural)
момком (instrumental singular)
момцима (instrumental plural)


tužitelj

tùžitelj (canonical masculine)
ту̀житељ (Cyrillic)
tužitelj (nominative singular)
tužitelji (nominative plural)
tužitelja (genitive singular)
tužitelja (genitive plural)
tužitelju (dative singular)
tužiteljima (dative plural)
tužitelja (accusative singular)
tužitelje (accusative plural)
tužitelju (singular vocative)
tužitelji (plural vocative)
tužitelju (locative singular)
tužiteljima (locative plural)
tužiteljem (instrumental singular)
tužiteljima (instrumental plural)


tužiteljica

tužitèljica f (Cyrillic spelling тужитѐљица)

tužitèljica (canonical feminine)
тужитѐљица (Cyrillic)
tužiteljica (nominative singular)
tužiteljice (nominative plural)
tužiteljice (genitive singular)
tužiteljica (genitive plural)
tužiteljici (dative singular)
tužiteljicama (dative plural)
tužiteljicu (accusative singular)
tužiteljice (accusative plural)
tužiteljice (singular vocative)
tužiteljice (plural vocative)
tužiteljici (locative singular)
tužiteljicama (locative plural)
tužiteljicom (instrumental singular)
tužiteljicama (instrumental plural)


svjedok

svjèdok (canonical masculine)
свјѐдок (Cyrillic)
svjèdok (nominative singular)
svjedòci (nominative plural)
svjedòka (genitive singular)
svjedókā (genitive plural)
svjedòku (dative singular)
svjedòcima (dative plural)
svjèdok (accusative singular)
svjedòke (accusative plural)
svjèdoče (singular vocative)
svjedòci (plural vocative)
svjedòku (locative singular)
svjedòcima (locative plural)
svjedòkom (instrumental singular)
svjedòcima (instrumental plural)
svèdo (alternative)

Bio je pozvan kao svjedok pred sud.

He was invited as a witness before the court.


svjedokinja

svjedòkinja f (Cyrillic spelling свједо̀киња)

svjedòkinja (canonical feminine)
свједо̀киња (Cyrillic)
svjedokinja (nominative singular)
svjedokinje (nominative plural)
svjedokinje (genitive singular)
svjedokinja (genitive plural)
svjedokinji (dative singular)
svjedokinjama (dative plural)
svjedokinju (accusative singular)
svjedokinje (accusative plural)
svjedokinjo (singular vocative)
svjedokinje (plural vocative)
svjedokinji (locative singular)
svjedokinjama (locative plural)
svjedokinjom (instrumental singular)
svjedokinjama (instrumental plural)


ljuska

ljȕska (canonical feminine)
љу̏ска (Cyrillic)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *luska, *ljuska.

scale (keratin pieces covering the skin of certain animals)


peraja

perája (canonical feminine)
пера́ја (Cyrillic)
perája (nominative singular)
peráje (nominative plural)
perájē (genitive singular)
perájā (genitive plural)
peráji (dative singular)
perájama (dative plural)
peráju (accusative singular)
peráje (accusative plural)
pȅrājo (singular vocative)
peráje (plural vocative)
peráji (locative singular)
perájama (locative plural)
perájōm (instrumental singular)
perájama (instrumental plural)


брк

бр̑к (canonical masculine)
bȓk (romanization)
бр̑к (nominative singular)
бр̏кови (nominative plural)
брка (genitive singular)
бркова (genitive plural)
брку (dative singular)
брковима (dative plural)
брк (accusative singular)
бркове (accusative plural)
брче (singular vocative)
бркови (plural vocative)
брку (locative singular)
брковима (locative plural)
брком (instrumental singular)
брковима (instrumental plural)


жуљ

жу̑љ (canonical masculine)
žȗlj (romanization)
жу̑љ (nominative singular)
жу́љеви (nominative plural)
жу́ља (genitive singular)
жуљева (genitive plural)
жуљу (dative singular)
жуљевима (dative plural)
жуљ (accusative singular)
жуљеве (accusative plural)
жуље (singular vocative)
жуљеви (plural vocative)
жуљу (locative singular)
жуљевима (locative plural)
жуљем (instrumental singular)
жуљевима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *žuljь. Related to Russian гу́ля (gúlja).


patolog

patòlog (canonical masculine)
пато̀лог (Cyrillic)
patòlog (nominative singular)
patòlozi (nominative plural)
patologa (genitive singular)
patologa (genitive plural)
patologu (dative singular)
patolozima (dative plural)
patologa (accusative singular)
patologe (accusative plural)
patolože (singular vocative)
patolozi (plural vocative)
patologu (locative singular)
patolozima (locative plural)
patologom (instrumental singular)
patolozima (instrumental plural)


pasjemenik

pàsjemenīk m (Cyrillic spelling па̀сјеменӣк)

pàsjemenīk (canonical masculine)
па̀сјеменӣк (Cyrillic)
površ (nominative singular)
površi (nominative plural)
površa (genitive singular)
površa (genitive plural)
površu (dative singular)
površima (dative plural)
površ (accusative singular)
površe (accusative plural)
površu (singular vocative)
površi (plural vocative)
površu (locative singular)
površima (locative plural)
površom (instrumental singular)
površima (instrumental plural)


šizofrenija

šizofrènija f (Cyrillic spelling шизофрѐнија)

šizofrènija (canonical feminine)
шизофрѐнија (Cyrillic)
šizofrenija (nominative singular)
šizofrenije (nominative plural)
šizofrenije (genitive singular)
šizofrenija (genitive plural)
šizofreniji (dative singular)
šizofrenijama (dative plural)
šizofreniju (accusative singular)
šizofrenije (accusative plural)
šizofrenijo (singular vocative)
šizofrenije (plural vocative)
šizofreniji (locative singular)
šizofrenijama (locative plural)
šizofrenijom (instrumental singular)
šizofrenijama (instrumental plural)
shizofrènija (alternative)

Borrowed from German Schizophrenie, from Ancient Greek σχίζω (skhízō, “I tear, split, cut”) + φρήν (phrḗn, “mind, brain”).


струна

стру̏на (canonical feminine)
strȕna (romanization)
струна (nominative singular)
струне (nominative plural)
струне (genitive singular)
струна (genitive plural)
струни (dative singular)
струнама (dative plural)
струну (accusative singular)
струне (accusative plural)
струно (singular vocative)
струне (plural vocative)
струни (locative singular)
струнама (locative plural)
струном (instrumental singular)
струнама (instrumental plural)


speleolog

sh-noun

speleòlog m (Cyrillic spelling спелео̀лог)

speleòlog (canonical masculine)
спелео̀лог (Cyrillic)
speleòlog (nominative singular)
speleòlozi (nominative plural)
speleologa (genitive singular)
speleologa (genitive plural)
speleologu (dative singular)
speleolozima (dative plural)
speleologa (accusative singular)
speleologe (accusative plural)
speleolože (singular vocative)
speleolozi (plural vocative)
speleologu (locative singular)
speleolozima (locative plural)
speleologom (instrumental singular)
speleolozima (instrumental plural)


Македонка

Макѐдо̄нка (canonical feminine)
Makèdōnka (romanization)

Ма‧ке‧дон‧ка


говорник

го̀во̄рнӣк (canonical masculine)
gòvōrnīk (romanization)
го̀во̄рнӣк (nominative singular)
го̀во̄рнӣци (nominative plural)
говорника (genitive singular)
говорника (genitive plural)
говорнику (dative singular)
говорницима (dative plural)
говорника (accusative singular)
говорнике (accusative plural)
го̀во̄рнӣче (singular vocative)
говорници (plural vocative)
говорнику (locative singular)
говорницима (locative plural)
говорником (instrumental singular)
говорницима (instrumental plural)

From говор + -ник.

suffix

говор + -ник


болничар

sh-noun

бо́лнича̄рка

бо́лнича̄р m (Latin spelling bólničār, female equivalent бо́лнича̄рка)

бо́лнича̄р (canonical masculine)
bólničār (romanization)
бо́лнича̄рка (feminine)
болничар (nominative singular)
болничари (nominative plural)
болничара (genitive singular)
болничара (genitive plural)
болничару (dative singular)
болничарима (dative plural)
болничара (accusative singular)
болничаре (accusative plural)
болничару (singular vocative)
болничари (plural vocative)
болничару (locative singular)
болничарима (locative plural)
болничаром (instrumental singular)
болничарима (instrumental plural)


болничарка

бо́лнича̄рка

бо́лнича̄рка f (Latin spelling bólničārka, male equivalent бо́лнича̄р)

бо́лнича̄рка (canonical feminine)
bólničārka (romanization)
бо́лнича̄р (masculine)
бо́лнича̄рка (nominative singular)
болничарке (nominative plural)
болничарке (genitive singular)
бо́лнича̄рка̄ (genitive plural)
бо́лнича̄ркӣ (genitive plural)
болничарки (dative singular)
болничаркама (dative plural)
болничарку (accusative singular)
болничарке (accusative plural)
болничарко (singular vocative)
болничарке (plural vocative)
болничарки (locative singular)
болничаркама (locative plural)
болничарком (instrumental singular)
болничаркама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

бо́лнича̄рка

бо́лнича̄рка̄ / бо́лнича̄ркӣ

болничаркама

болничаркама

болничаркама

бол‧ни‧чар‧ка


belac

bélac (canonical masculine)
бе́лац (Cyrillic)
bélac (nominative singular)
belci (nominative plural)
belca (genitive singular)
bȇlācā (genitive plural)
belcu (dative singular)
belcima (dative plural)
belca (accusative singular)
belce (accusative plural)
bȇlče (singular vocative)
belci (plural vocative)
belcu (locative singular)
belcima (locative plural)
belcem (instrumental singular)
belcima (instrumental plural)
bijélac (alternative)

A white male (person with light-coloured skin)


близанац

близа́нац (canonical masculine)
blizánac (romanization)
близа́нац (nominative singular)
близанци (nominative plural)
близанца (genitive singular)
блѝза̄на̄ца̄ (genitive plural)
близанцу (dative singular)
близанцима (dative plural)
близанца (accusative singular)
близанце (accusative plural)
близанче (singular vocative)
близанци (plural vocative)
близанцу (locative singular)
близанцима (locative plural)
близанцом (instrumental singular)
близанцима (instrumental plural)

блѝза̄на̄ца̄


пичка

пи̏чка (canonical feminine)
pȉčka (romanization)
пи̏чка (nominative singular)
пичке (nominative plural)
пичке (genitive singular)
пи̏ча̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
пи̏чкӣ (genitive plural)
пички (dative singular)
пичкама (dative plural)
пичку (accusative singular)
пичке (accusative plural)
пичко (singular vocative)
пичке (plural vocative)
пички (locative singular)
пичкама (locative plural)
пичком (instrumental singular)
пичкама (instrumental plural)

пи̏ча̄ка̄ / пи̏чкӣ

Diminutive form of пи́ца; compare пи́зда.


водитељ

во̀дитељ (canonical masculine)
vòditelj (romanization)
водитељ (nominative singular)
водитељи (nominative plural)
водитеља (genitive singular)
водитеља (genitive plural)
водитељу (dative singular)
водитељима (dative plural)
водитеља (accusative singular)
водитеље (accusative plural)
водитељу (singular vocative)
водитељи (plural vocative)
водитељу (locative singular)
водитељима (locative plural)
водитељем (instrumental singular)
водитељима (instrumental plural)


лијечник

лије̑чнӣк (canonical masculine)
lijȇčnīk (romanization)
лијечник (nominative singular)
лијечници (nominative plural)
лијечника (genitive singular)
лијечника (genitive plural)
лијечнику (dative singular)
лијечницима (dative plural)
лијечника (accusative singular)
лијечнике (accusative plural)
лијечниче (singular vocative)
лијечници (plural vocative)
лијечнику (locative singular)
лијечницима (locative plural)
лијечником (instrumental singular)
лијечницима (instrumental plural)
ле̑чнӣк (alternative)


lečnik

lȇčnīk (canonical masculine)
ле̑чнӣк (Cyrillic)
lečnik (nominative singular)
lečnici (nominative plural)
lečnika (genitive singular)
lečnika (genitive plural)
lečniku (dative singular)
lečnicima (dative plural)
lečnika (accusative singular)
lečnike (accusative plural)
lečniče (singular vocative)
lečnici (plural vocative)
lečniku (locative singular)
lečnicima (locative plural)
lečnikom (instrumental singular)
lečnicima (instrumental plural)
lijȇčnīk (alternative)


лечник

ле̑чнӣк (canonical masculine)
lȇčnīk (romanization)
лечник (nominative singular)
лечници (nominative plural)
лечника (genitive singular)
лечника (genitive plural)
лечнику (dative singular)
лечницима (dative plural)
лечника (accusative singular)
лечнике (accusative plural)
лечниче (singular vocative)
лечници (plural vocative)
лечнику (locative singular)
лечницима (locative plural)
лечником (instrumental singular)
лечницима (instrumental plural)
лије̑чнӣк (alternative)


мадеж

ма̏деж (canonical masculine)
mȁdež (romanization)
мадеж (nominative singular)
мадежи (nominative plural)
мадежа (genitive singular)
мадежа (genitive plural)
мадежу (dative singular)
мадежима (dative plural)
мадеж (accusative singular)
мадеже (accusative plural)
мадежу (singular vocative)
мадежи (plural vocative)
мадежу (locative singular)
мадежима (locative plural)
мадежом (instrumental singular)
мадежима (instrumental plural)
mlȁdež (alternative)


гнијездо

гније́здо (canonical neuter)
gnijézdo (romanization)
гнијездо (nominative singular)
гнијезда (nominative plural)
гнијезда (genitive singular)
гнијезда (genitive plural)
гнијезду (dative singular)
гнијездима (dative plural)
гнијездо (accusative singular)
гнијезда (accusative plural)
гнијездо (singular vocative)
гнијезда (plural vocative)
гнијезду (locative singular)
гнијездима (locative plural)
гнијездом (instrumental singular)
гнијездима (instrumental plural)
гне́здо (alternative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *gnězdo, from Proto-Indo-European *nisdós.


коска

ко̏ска (canonical feminine)
kȍska (romanization)


стомак

сто̏ма̄к (canonical masculine)
stȍmāk (romanization)
стомак (nominative singular)
стомаци (nominative plural)
стомака (genitive singular)
стомака (genitive plural)
стомаку (dative singular)
стомацима (dative plural)
стомак (accusative singular)
стомаке (accusative plural)
стомаче (singular vocative)
стомаци (plural vocative)
стомаку (locative singular)
стомацима (locative plural)
стомаком (instrumental singular)
стомацима (instrumental plural)


шија

ши̏ја (canonical feminine)
šȉja (romanization)
ши̏ја (nominative singular)
шије (nominative plural)
шије (genitive singular)
ши̑ја̄ (genitive plural)
шији (dative singular)
шијама (dative plural)
шију (accusative singular)
шије (accusative plural)
шијо (singular vocative)
шије (plural vocative)
шији (locative singular)
шијама (locative plural)
шијом (instrumental singular)
шијама (instrumental plural)


врат

вра̑т (canonical masculine)
vrȃt (romanization)
вра̑т (nominative singular)
вра̏тови (nominative plural)
врата (genitive singular)
вратова (genitive plural)
врату (dative singular)
вратовима (dative plural)
врат (accusative singular)
вратове (accusative plural)
врате (singular vocative)
вратови (plural vocative)
врату (locative singular)
вратовима (locative plural)
вратом (instrumental singular)
вратовима (instrumental plural)


дојка

до̑јка (canonical feminine)
dȏjka (romanization)
до̑јка (nominative singular)
дојке (nominative plural)
дојке (genitive singular)
до̏ја̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
до̑јкӣ (genitive plural)
до̑јци (dative singular)
дојкама (dative plural)
дојку (accusative singular)
дојке (accusative plural)
дојко (singular vocative)
дојке (plural vocative)
до̑јци (locative singular)
дојкама (locative plural)
дојком (instrumental singular)
дојкама (instrumental plural)

до̏ја̄ка̄ / до̑јкӣ


дјед

дје̏д (canonical masculine)
djȅd (romanization)
дје̏д (nominative singular)
дјѐдови (nominative plural)
дједи (nominative plural)
дједа (genitive singular)
дједова (genitive plural)
дједа (genitive plural)
дједу (dative singular)
дједовима (dative plural)
дједима (dative plural)
дједа (accusative singular)
дједове (accusative plural)
дједе (accusative plural)
дједе (singular vocative)
дједови (plural vocative)
дједи (plural vocative)
дједу (locative singular)
дједовима (locative plural)
дједима (locative plural)
дједом (instrumental singular)
дједовима (instrumental plural)
дједима (instrumental plural)
де̏д (alternative)
де̏да (alternative)
ди̏д (alternative)

дјѐдови/дједи

дједова/дједа

дједовима/дједима

дједове/дједе

дједови/дједи

дједовима/дједима

дједовима/дједима


дјевојка

дјѐво̄јка (canonical feminine)
djèvōjka (romanization)
дјевојка (nominative singular)
дјевојке (nominative plural)
дјевојке (genitive singular)
дјевојака (genitive plural)
дјевојци (dative singular)
дјевојкама (dative plural)
дјевојку (accusative singular)
дјевојке (accusative plural)
дјевојко (singular vocative)
дјевојке (plural vocative)
дјевојци (locative singular)
дјевојкама (locative plural)
дјевојком (instrumental singular)
дјевојкама (instrumental plural)
дѐво̄јка (alternative)
дивојка (alternative)
ђѐво̄јка (alternative)


дебло

де́бло (canonical neuter)
déblo (romanization)
де́бло (nominative singular)
дебла (nominative plural)
дебла (genitive singular)
де̑ба̄ла̄ (genitive plural)
деблу (dative singular)
деблима (dative plural)
дебло (accusative singular)
дебла (accusative plural)
дебло (singular vocative)
дебла (plural vocative)
деблу (locative singular)
деблима (locative plural)
деблом (instrumental singular)
деблима (instrumental plural)


pešak

pèšāk (canonical masculine)
пѐша̄к (Cyrillic)
pèšāk (nominative singular)
pešáci (nominative plural)
pešáka (genitive singular)
pešaka (genitive plural)
pešaku (dative singular)
pešacima (dative plural)
pešaka (accusative singular)
pešake (accusative plural)
pȅšāče (singular vocative)
pešaci (plural vocative)
pešaku (locative singular)
pešacima (locative plural)
pešakom (instrumental singular)
pešacima (instrumental plural)
pjèšāk (alternative)


плућа

плу́ћа (canonical neuter plural)
plúća (romanization)
плућа (nominative plural)
плућа (genitive plural)
плућима (dative plural)
плућа (accusative plural)
плућа (plural vocative)
плућима (locative plural)
плућима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *plūťè. Cognate with Slovak pľúca, Slovene pljuča.


паучина

па̏учина (canonical feminine)
pȁučina (romanization)
па̏учина (nominative singular)
паучине (nominative plural)
паучине (genitive singular)
паучина (genitive plural)
паучини (dative singular)
паучинама (dative plural)
паучину (accusative singular)
паучина (accusative plural)
паучино (singular vocative)
паучине (plural vocative)
паучином (locative singular)
паучинама (locative plural)
паучином (instrumental singular)
паучинама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *paǫčina; morphologically, from па̏ӯк (“spider”) + -ина.

suf

па̏ӯк (“spider”) + -ина


kravar

krȁvār (canonical masculine)
кра̏ва̄р (Cyrillic)
kravar (nominative singular)
kravari (nominative plural)
kravara (genitive singular)
kravara (genitive plural)
kravaru (dative singular)
kravarima (dative plural)
kravara (accusative singular)
kravare (accusative plural)
kravare (singular vocative)
kravari (plural vocative)
kravaru (locative singular)
kravarima (locative plural)
kravarom (instrumental singular)
kravarima (instrumental plural)


кравар

кра̏ва̄р (canonical masculine)
krȁvār (romanization)
кравар (nominative singular)
кравари (nominative plural)
кравара (genitive singular)
кравара (genitive plural)
кравару (dative singular)
краварима (dative plural)
кравара (accusative singular)
краваре (accusative plural)
краваре (singular vocative)
кравари (plural vocative)
кравару (locative singular)
краварима (locative plural)
краваром (instrumental singular)
краварима (instrumental plural)


кук

ку̏к (canonical masculine)
kȕk (romanization)
ку̏к (nominative singular)
ку̀кови (nominative plural)
кука (genitive singular)
кукова (genitive plural)
куку (dative singular)
куковима (dative plural)
кук (accusative singular)
кукове (accusative plural)
куче (singular vocative)
кукови (plural vocative)
куку (locative singular)
куковима (locative plural)
куком (instrumental singular)
куковима (instrumental plural)


бедро

бѐдро (canonical neuter)
bèdro (romanization)
бѐдро (nominative singular)
бедра (nominative plural)
бедра (genitive singular)
беда́ра̄ (genitive plural)
бедру (dative singular)
бедрима (dative plural)
бедро (accusative singular)
бедра (accusative plural)
бедро (singular vocative)
бедра (plural vocative)
бедру (locative singular)
бедрима (locative plural)
бедром (instrumental singular)
бедрима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *bedro, from Proto-Indo-European *bʰedʰros.


zatvor

zátvor (canonical masculine)
за́твор (Cyrillic)
zatvor (nominative singular)
zatvori (nominative plural)
zatvora (genitive singular)
zatvora (genitive plural)
zatvoru (dative singular)
zatvorima (dative plural)
zatvor (accusative singular)
zatvore (accusative plural)
zatvore (singular vocative)
zatvori (plural vocative)
zatvoru (locative singular)
zatvorima (locative plural)
zatvorom (instrumental singular)
zatvorima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *zatvorъ, derived from *verti.

(medicine) constipation (state of the bowels)


затвор

за́твор (canonical masculine)
zátvor (romanization)
затвор (nominative singular)
затвори (nominative plural)
затвора (genitive singular)
затвора (genitive plural)
затвору (dative singular)
затворима (dative plural)
затвор (accusative singular)
затворе (accusative plural)
затворе (singular vocative)
затвори (plural vocative)
затвору (locative singular)
затворима (locative plural)
затвором (instrumental singular)
затворима (instrumental plural)


скелет

скѐлет (canonical masculine)
skèlet (romanization)
скѐлет (nominative singular)
скелети (nominative plural)
скелета (genitive singular)
ске̏ле̄та̄ (genitive plural)
скелету (dative singular)
скелетима (dative plural)
скелет (accusative singular)
скелете (accusative plural)
скелете (singular vocative)
скелети (plural vocative)
скелету (locative singular)
скелетима (locative plural)
скелетом (instrumental singular)
скелетима (instrumental plural)


слезена

слезѐна (canonical feminine)
slezèna (romanization)
слезена (nominative singular)
слезене (nominative plural)
слезене (genitive singular)
слезена (genitive plural)
слезени (dative singular)
слезенама (dative plural)
слезену (accusative singular)
слезене (accusative plural)
слезено (singular vocative)
слезене (plural vocative)
слезени (locative singular)
слезенама (locative plural)
слезеном (instrumental singular)
слезенама (instrumental plural)
слезѝна (alternative)


ткиво

тки̑во (canonical neuter)
tkȋvo (romanization)
ткиво (nominative singular)
ткива (nominative plural)
ткива (genitive singular)
ткива (genitive plural)
ткиву (dative singular)
ткивима (dative plural)
ткиво (accusative singular)
ткива (accusative plural)
ткиво (singular vocative)
ткива (plural vocative)
ткиву (locative singular)
ткивима (locative plural)
ткивом (instrumental singular)
ткивима (instrumental plural)


јетра

је̏тра (canonical feminine)
jȅtra (romanization)
је̏тра (nominative singular)
јетре (nominative plural)
јетре (genitive singular)
је̏та̄ра̄ (genitive plural)
је̏трӣ (genitive plural)
јетри (dative singular)
јетрама (dative plural)
јетру (accusative singular)
јетре (accusative plural)
јетро (singular vocative)
јетре (plural vocative)
јетри (locative singular)
јетрама (locative plural)
јетром (instrumental singular)
јетрама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

је̏та̄ра̄ / је̏трӣ

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *ętro, from Proto-Indo-European *h₁entrom. The noun was originally of neuter gender in Proto-Slavic and Proto-Indo-European, but since it was chiefly used in plural (with the ending -a for neuters) it became remodeled as a feminine singular noun.
Cognate with Russian я́тро (játro, “testicle, liver”).


ерекција

ерѐкција (canonical feminine)
erèkcija (romanization)
ерекција (nominative singular)
ерекције (nominative plural)
ерекције (genitive singular)
ерекција (genitive plural)
ерекцији (dative singular)
ерекцијама (dative plural)
ерекцију (accusative singular)
ерекције (accusative plural)
ерекцијо (singular vocative)
ерекције (plural vocative)
ерекцији (locative singular)
ерекцијама (locative plural)
ерекцијом (instrumental singular)
ерекцијама (instrumental plural)

Приликом сексуалног узбуђења крвни судови пениса испуне се крвљу што доводи до ерекције.

During sexual arousal, the blood vessels of the penis fill with blood which leads to erection.

(physiology) erection (stiffening of the penis)


породица

по̀родица (canonical feminine)
pòrodica (romanization)
породица (nominative singular)
породице (nominative plural)
породице (genitive singular)
породица (genitive plural)
породици (dative singular)
породицама (dative plural)
породицу (accusative singular)
породице (accusative plural)
породицо (singular vocative)
породице (plural vocative)
породици (locative singular)
породицама (locative plural)
породицом (instrumental singular)
породицама (instrumental plural)

From породити.


цријево

црије́во (canonical neuter)
crijévo (romanization)
цријево (nominative singular)
цријева (nominative plural)
цријева (genitive singular)
цријева (genitive plural)
цријеву (dative singular)
цријевама (dative plural)
цријево (accusative singular)
цријева (accusative plural)
цријево (singular vocative)
цријева (plural vocative)
цријеву (locative singular)
цријевама (locative plural)
цријевом (instrumental singular)
цријевама (instrumental plural)
цре́во (alternative)


crevo

crévo (canonical neuter)
цре́во (Cyrillic)
crevo (nominative singular)
creva (nominative plural)
creva (genitive singular)
creva (genitive plural)
crevu (dative singular)
crevama (dative plural)
crevo (accusative singular)
creva (accusative plural)
crevo (singular vocative)
creva (plural vocative)
crevu (locative singular)
crevama (locative plural)
crevom (instrumental singular)
crevama (instrumental plural)
crijévo (alternative)


црево

цре́во (canonical neuter)
crévo (romanization)
црево (nominative singular)
црева (nominative plural)
црева (genitive singular)
црева (genitive plural)
цреву (dative singular)
цревама (dative plural)
црево (accusative singular)
црева (accusative plural)
црево (singular vocative)
црева (plural vocative)
цреву (locative singular)
цревама (locative plural)
цревом (instrumental singular)
цревама (instrumental plural)
црије́во (alternative)


јунак

ју̀на̄к (canonical masculine)
jùnāk (romanization)
ју̀на̄к (nominative singular)
јуна́ци (nominative plural)
јуна́ка (genitive singular)
јунака (genitive plural)
јунаку (dative singular)
јунацима (dative plural)
јунака (accusative singular)
јунаке (accusative plural)
ју̏на̄че (singular vocative)
јунаци (plural vocative)
јунаку (locative singular)
јунацима (locative plural)
јунаком (instrumental singular)
јунацима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *junakъ. From Proto-Slavic *junъ (“young”) + *-akъ (masculine nominalizing suffix cognate to Serbo-Croatian -ак). Cognate with Old Church Slavonic юнакъ (junakŭ), Czech jonák (Moravian Czech junák), Polish junak, Bulgarian юна́к (junák), Macedonian јунак (junak).

af

masculine nominalizing suffix cognate to Serbo-Croatian <i class="Cyrl mention" lang="sh">-ак</i>


стаја

ста̏ја (canonical feminine)
stȁja (romanization)
ста̏ја (nominative singular)
стаје (nominative plural)
стаје (genitive singular)
ста̑ја̄ (genitive plural)
стаји (dative singular)
стајама (dative plural)
стају (accusative singular)
стаје (accusative plural)
стајо (singular vocative)
стаје (plural vocative)
стаји (locative singular)
стајама (locative plural)
стајом (instrumental singular)
стајама (instrumental plural)


mehur

mȅhūr (canonical masculine)
ме̏хӯр (Cyrillic)
mehur (nominative singular)
mehuri (nominative plural)
mehura (genitive singular)
mehura (genitive plural)
mehuru (dative singular)
mehurima (dative plural)
mehur (accusative singular)
mehure (accusative plural)
mehuru (singular vocative)
mehure (singular vocative)
mehuri (plural vocative)
mehúru (locative singular)
mȅhūru (locative singular)
mehurima (locative plural)
mehurom (instrumental singular)
mehurima (instrumental plural)
mjȅhūr (alternative)
mjȅhīr (alternative)
mȅhīr (alternative)
mjeir (alternative)
mȅjir (alternative)


arterija

sh-noun

àrtērija f (Cyrillic spelling а̀рте̄рија)

àrtērija (canonical feminine)
а̀рте̄рија (Cyrillic)
arterija (nominative singular)
arterije (nominative plural)
arterije (genitive singular)
arterija (genitive plural)
arteriji (dative singular)
arterijama (dative plural)
arteriju (accusative singular)
arterije (accusative plural)
arterijo (singular vocative)
arterije (plural vocative)
arteriji (locative singular)
arterijama (locative plural)
arterijom (instrumental singular)
arterijama (instrumental plural)

artery (efferent blood vessel from the heart)


невјеста

нѐвјеста (canonical feminine)
nèvjesta (romanization)
невјеста (nominative singular)
невјесте (nominative plural)
невјесте (genitive singular)
невјеста (genitive plural)
невјести (dative singular)
невјестама (dative plural)
невјесту (accusative singular)
невјесте (accusative plural)
невјесто (singular vocative)
невјесте (plural vocative)
невјести (locative singular)
невјестама (locative plural)
невјестом (instrumental singular)
невјестама (instrumental plural)
нѐвеста (alternative)


обрва

о̏брва (canonical feminine)
ȍbrva (romanization)
обрва (nominative singular)
обрве (nominative plural)
обрве (genitive singular)
обрва (genitive plural)
обрви (dative singular)
обрвама (dative plural)
обрву (accusative singular)
обрве (accusative plural)
обрво (singular vocative)
обрве (plural vocative)
обрви (locative singular)
обрвама (locative plural)
обрвом (instrumental singular)
обрвама (instrumental plural)


smola

smòla (canonical feminine)
смо̀ла (Cyrillic)
smola (nominative singular)
smole (nominative plural)
smole (genitive singular)
smola (genitive plural)
smoli (dative singular)
smolama (dative plural)
smolu (accusative singular)
smole (accusative plural)
smolo (singular vocative)
smole (plural vocative)
smoli (locative singular)
smolama (locative plural)
smolom (instrumental singular)
smolama (instrumental plural)


пјега

пје̏га (canonical feminine)
pjȅga (romanization)
пјега (nominative singular)
пјеге (nominative plural)
пјеге (genitive singular)
пјега (genitive plural)
пјеги (dative singular)
пјегама (dative plural)
пјегу (accusative singular)
пјеге (accusative plural)
пјего (singular vocative)
пјеге (plural vocative)
пјеги (locative singular)
пјегама (locative plural)
пјегом (instrumental singular)
пјегама (instrumental plural)
пе̏га (alternative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pěga (“freckle”).


уредник

у̀реднӣк (canonical feminine)
ùrednīk (romanization)
уредник (nominative singular)
уредници (nominative plural)
уредника (genitive singular)
уредника (genitive plural)
уреднику (dative singular)
уредницима (dative plural)
уредника (accusative singular)
уреднике (accusative plural)
уредниче (singular vocative)
уредници (plural vocative)
уреднику (locative singular)
уредницима (locative plural)
уредником (instrumental singular)
уредницима (instrumental plural)


богаташ

бога̀та̄ш (canonical masculine)
bogàtāš (romanization)
бога̀та̄ш (nominative singular)
богаташи (nominative plural)
богата́ша (genitive singular)
богаташа (genitive plural)
богаташу (dative singular)
богаташима (dative plural)
богаташа (accusative singular)
богаташе (accusative plural)
богаташу (singular vocative)
богаташи (plural vocative)
богаташу (locative singular)
богаташима (locative plural)
богаташем (instrumental singular)
богаташима (instrumental plural)


бубрег

бу̀брег (canonical masculine)
bùbreg (romanization)
бубрег (nominative singular)
бубрези (nominative plural)
бубрега (genitive singular)
бубрега (genitive plural)
бубрегу (dative singular)
бубрезима (dative plural)
бубрег (accusative singular)
бубреге (accusative plural)
бубреже (singular vocative)
бубрези (plural vocative)
бубрегу (locative singular)
бубрезима (locative plural)
бубрегом (instrumental singular)
бубрезима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish بوبرك (böbrek).


živac

žìvac (canonical masculine)
жѝвац (Cyrillic)
živac (nominative singular)
živci (nominative plural)
živca (genitive singular)
živaca (genitive plural)
živcu (dative singular)
živcima (dative plural)
živac (accusative singular)
živce (accusative plural)
živče (singular vocative)
živci (plural vocative)
živcu (locative singular)
živcima (locative plural)
živcem (instrumental singular)
živcima (instrumental plural)


живац

жѝвац (canonical masculine)
žìvac (romanization)
живац (nominative singular)
живци (nominative plural)
живца (genitive singular)
живаца (genitive plural)
живцу (dative singular)
живцима (dative plural)
живац (accusative singular)
живце (accusative plural)
живче (singular vocative)
живци (plural vocative)
живцу (locative singular)
живцима (locative plural)
живцем (instrumental singular)
живцима (instrumental plural)


čir

čȉr (canonical masculine)
чи̏р (Cyrillic)
čir (nominative singular)
čirevi (nominative plural)
čira (genitive singular)
čireva (genitive plural)
čiru (dative singular)
čirevima (dative plural)
čir (accusative singular)
čireve (accusative plural)
čiru (singular vocative)
čirevi (plural vocative)
čiru (locative singular)
čirevima (locative plural)
čirom (instrumental singular)
čirevima (instrumental plural)


чир

чи̏р (canonical masculine)
čȉr (romanization)
чир (nominative singular)
чиреви (nominative plural)
чира (genitive singular)
чирева (genitive plural)
чиру (dative singular)
чиревима (dative plural)
чир (accusative singular)
чиреве (accusative plural)
чиру (singular vocative)
чиреви (plural vocative)
чиру (locative singular)
чиревима (locative plural)
чиром (instrumental singular)
чиревима (instrumental plural)


желудац

жѐлудац (canonical masculine)
žèludac (romanization)
желудац (nominative singular)
желуци (nominative plural)
желуца (genitive singular)
желудаца (genitive plural)
желуцу (dative singular)
желуцима (dative plural)
желудац (accusative singular)
желуце (accusative plural)
желуче (singular vocative)
желуци (plural vocative)
желуцу (locative singular)
желуцима (locative plural)
желучем (instrumental singular)
желуцима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *želǫdьcь, *želǫdъkъ.


žila

žȉla (canonical feminine)
жи̏ла (Cyrillic)
žȉla (nominative singular)
žile (nominative plural)
žile (genitive singular)
žȋlā (genitive plural)
žili (dative singular)
žilama (dative plural)
žilu (accusative singular)
žile (accusative plural)
žilo (singular vocative)
žile (plural vocative)
žili (locative singular)
žilama (locative plural)
žilom (instrumental singular)
žilama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *žila. Doublet of fajl.


кучка

ку̏чка (canonical feminine)
kȕčka (romanization)
ку̏чка (nominative singular)
кучке (nominative plural)
кучке (genitive singular)
ку̏ча̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
ку̏чкӣ (genitive plural)
кучки (dative singular)
кучкама (dative plural)
кучку (accusative singular)
кучке (accusative plural)
кучко (singular vocative)
кучке (plural vocative)
кучки (locative singular)
кучкама (locative plural)
кучком (instrumental singular)
кучкама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

ку̏ча̄ка̄ / ку̏чкӣ


снаха

сна̀ха (canonical feminine)
snàha (romanization)
сна̀ха (nominative singular)
снахе (nominative plural)
снахе (genitive singular)
сна́ха̄ (genitive plural)
сна̀си (dative singular)
снахама (dative plural)
снаху (accusative singular)
снахе (accusative plural)
снахо (singular vocative)
снахе (plural vocative)
сна̀си (locative singular)
снахама (locative plural)
снахом (instrumental singular)
снахама (instrumental plural)
сна̀ја (alternative)
сна́ша (alternative)

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


ljekar

ljèkār (canonical masculine)
љѐка̄р (Cyrillic)
ljèkār (nominative singular)
ljekari (nominative plural)
ljekára (genitive singular)
ljekara (genitive plural)
ljekaru (dative singular)
ljekarima (dative plural)
ljekara (accusative singular)
ljekare (accusative plural)
ljekare (singular vocative)
ljekari (plural vocative)
ljekaru (locative singular)
ljekarima (locative plural)
ljekarom (instrumental singular)
ljekarima (instrumental plural)
lèkār (alternative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *lěkařь, perhaps ultimately from the root of Proto-Germanic *lēkijaz and Old Irish líaig.

(Croatia) pharmacist, druggist, apothecary


љекар

љѐка̄р (canonical masculine)
ljèkār (romanization)
љѐка̄р (nominative singular)
љекари (nominative plural)
љека́ра (genitive singular)
љекара (genitive plural)
љекару (dative singular)
љекарима (dative plural)
љекара (accusative singular)
љекаре (accusative plural)
љекаре (singular vocative)
љекари (plural vocative)
љекару (locative singular)
љекарима (locative plural)
љекаром (instrumental singular)
љекарима (instrumental plural)
лѐка̄р (alternative)


zadnjica

zȁdnjica (canonical feminine)
за̏дњица (Cyrillic)
zadnjica (nominative singular)
zadnjice (nominative plural)
zadnjice (genitive singular)
zadnjica (genitive plural)
zadnjici (dative singular)
zadnjicama (dative plural)
zadnjicu (accusative singular)
zadnjice (accusative plural)
zadnjice (singular vocative)
zadnjico (singular vocative)
zadnjice (plural vocative)
zadnjici (locative singular)
zadnjicama (locative plural)
zadnjicom (instrumental singular)
zadnjicama (instrumental plural)


слуз

слу̑з (canonical feminine)
slȗz (romanization)
слуз (nominative singular)
слузи (nominative plural)
слузи (genitive singular)
слузи (genitive plural)
слузи (dative singular)
слузима (dative plural)
слуз (accusative singular)
слузи (accusative plural)
слузи (singular vocative)
слузи (plural vocative)
слузи (locative singular)
слузима (locative plural)
слузју (instrumental singular)
слузима (instrumental plural)


смола

смо̀ла (canonical feminine)
smòla (romanization)
смола (nominative singular)
смоле (nominative plural)
смоле (genitive singular)
смола (genitive plural)
смоли (dative singular)
смолама (dative plural)
смолу (accusative singular)
смоле (accusative plural)
смоло (singular vocative)
смоле (plural vocative)
смоли (locative singular)
смолама (locative plural)
смолом (instrumental singular)
смолама (instrumental plural)


медицинска сестра

sh-noun

ме̏дицӣнска̄ сѐстра

ме̏дицӣнска̄ сѐстра f (Latin spelling mȅdicīnskā sèstra)

ме̏дицӣнска̄ сѐстра (canonical feminine)
mȅdicīnskā sèstra (romanization)


stabljika

stàbljika f (Cyrillic spelling ста̀бљика)

stàbljika (canonical feminine)
ста̀бљика (Cyrillic)
stabljika (nominative singular)
stabljike (nominative plural)
stabljike (genitive singular)
stabljika (genitive plural)
stabljici (dative singular)
stabljikama (dative plural)
stabljiku (accusative singular)
stabljike (accusative plural)
stabljiko (singular vocative)
stabljike (plural vocative)
stabljici (locative singular)
stabljikama (locative plural)
stabljikom (instrumental singular)
stabljikama (instrumental plural)


стабљика

ста̀бљика (canonical feminine)
stàbljika (romanization)
стабљика (nominative singular)
стабљике (nominative plural)
стабљике (genitive singular)
стабљика (genitive plural)
стабљици (dative singular)
стабљикама (dative plural)
стабљику (accusative singular)
стабљике (accusative plural)
стабљико (singular vocative)
стабљике (plural vocative)
стабљици (locative singular)
стабљикама (locative plural)
стабљиком (instrumental singular)
стабљикама (instrumental plural)

From ста́бло.


станица

ста̀ница (canonical feminine)
stànica (romanization)
станица (nominative singular)
станице (nominative plural)
станице (genitive singular)
станица (genitive plural)
станици (dative singular)
станицама (dative plural)
станицу (accusative singular)
станице (accusative plural)
станицо (singular vocative)
станице (plural vocative)
станици (locative singular)
станицама (locative plural)
станицом (instrumental singular)
станицама (instrumental plural)


žitelj

žítelj (canonical masculine)
жи́тељ (Cyrillic)
žitelj (nominative singular)
žitelji (nominative plural)
žitelja (genitive singular)
žitelja (genitive plural)
žitelju (dative singular)
žiteljma (dative plural)
žitelja (accusative singular)
žitelje (accusative plural)
žitelju (singular vocative)
žitelji (plural vocative)
žitelju (locative singular)
žiteljima (locative plural)
žiteljem (instrumental singular)
žiteljima (instrumental plural)


stjenica

stjènica (canonical feminine)
стјѐница (Cyrillic)
stjenica (nominative singular)
stjenice (nominative plural)
stjenice (genitive singular)
stjenica (genitive plural)
stjenici (dative singular)
stjenicama (dative plural)
stjenicu (accusative singular)
stjenice (accusative plural)
stjenico (singular vocative)
stjenice (plural vocative)
stjenici (locative singular)
stjenicama (locative plural)
stjenicom (instrumental singular)
stjenicama (instrumental plural)
stènica (alternative)

(entomology) a member of order Heteroptera


стјеница

стјѐница (canonical feminine)
stjènica (romanization)
стјеница (nominative singular)
стјенице (nominative plural)
стјенице (genitive singular)
стјеница (genitive plural)
стјеници (dative singular)
стјеницама (dative plural)
стјеницу (accusative singular)
стјенице (accusative plural)
стјеницо (singular vocative)
стјенице (plural vocative)
стјеници (locative singular)
стјеницама (locative plural)
стјеницом (instrumental singular)
стјеницама (instrumental plural)
стѐница (alternative)