Azerbejdžanka

Azerbejdžanka f (Cyrillic spelling Азербејџанка)

Азербејџанка (Cyrillic)
Azerbejdžanka (nominative singular)
Azerbejdžanke (nominative plural)
Azerbejdžanke (genitive singular)
Azerbejdžanka (genitive plural)
Azerbejdžanki (dative singular)
Azerbejdžankama (dative plural)
Azerbejdžanku (accusative singular)
Azerbejdžanke (accusative plural)
Azerbejdžanko (singular vocative)
Azerbejdžanke (plural vocative)
Azerbejdžanki (locative singular)
Azerbejdžankama (locative plural)
Azerbejdžankom (instrumental singular)
Azerbejdžankama (instrumental plural)


Azijac

Azíjac (canonical masculine)
Ази́јац (Cyrillic)
Azíjac (nominative singular)
Àzījci (nominative plural)
Azijca (genitive singular)
Azijaca (genitive plural)
Azijcu (dative singular)
Azijcima (dative plural)
Azijca (accusative singular)
Azijce (accusative plural)
Azijče (singular vocative)
Azijci (plural vocative)
Azijcu (locative singular)
Azijcima (locative plural)
Azijcem (instrumental singular)
Azijcima (instrumental plural)


Azijat

Azìjat (canonical masculine)
Азѝјат (Cyrillic)


Azijka

Ȃzījka (canonical feminine)
А̑зӣјка (Cyrillic)
Azijka (nominative singular)
Azijke (nominative plural)
Azijke (genitive singular)
Azijka (genitive plural)
Azijki (dative singular)
Azijkama (dative plural)
Azijku (accusative singular)
Azijke (accusative plural)
Azijko (singular vocative)
Azijke (plural vocative)
Azijki (locative singular)
Azijkama (locative plural)
Azijkom (instrumental singular)
Azijkama (instrumental plural)


Azijatkinja

sh-noun

Azijatkinja f (Cyrillic spelling Азијаткиња)

Азијаткиња (Cyrillic)


глава

гла́ва (canonical feminine)
gláva (romanization)
гла́ва (nominative singular)
гла̑ве (nominative plural)
главе (genitive singular)
глава (genitive plural)
глави (dative singular)
главама (dative plural)
гла̑ву (accusative singular)
главе (accusative plural)
главо (singular vocative)
главе (plural vocative)
глави (locative singular)
главама (locative plural)
главом (instrumental singular)
главама (instrumental plural)


жена

жѐна f (Latin spelling žèna, diminutive жѐница, relational adjective жѐнскӣ)

жѐна (canonical feminine)
žèna (romanization)
жѐница (diminutive)
жѐнскӣ (adjective relational)
жѐна (nominative singular)
жене (nominative plural)
жене (genitive singular)
же́на̄ (genitive plural)
жени (dative singular)
женама (dative plural)
жену (accusative singular)
жене (accusative plural)
же̏но (singular vocative)
жене (plural vocative)
жени (locative singular)
женама (locative plural)
женом (instrumental singular)
женама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *žena, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *génāˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *gʷḗn.


сестра

сѐстра (canonical feminine)
sèstra (romanization)
сѐстра (nominative singular)
сестре (nominative plural)
сестре (genitive singular)
сеста́ра̄ (genitive plural)
сестри (dative singular)
сестрама (dative plural)
сестру (accusative singular)
сестре (accusative plural)
се̏стро (singular vocative)
сестре (plural vocative)
сестри (locative singular)
сестрама (locative plural)
сестром (instrumental singular)
сестрама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sestra, from Proto-Indo-European *swésōr.

часна сестра
часна сестра#Serbo-Croatian

медицинска сестра
медицинска сестра#Serbo-Croatian

nurse, short for медицинска сестра


пенис

пе́нис (canonical masculine)
pénis (romanization)
пенис (nominative singular)
пениси (nominative plural)
пениса (genitive singular)
пениса (genitive plural)
пенису (dative singular)
пенисима (dative plural)
пенис (accusative singular)
пенисе (accusative plural)
пенису (singular vocative)
пениси (plural vocative)
пенису (locative singular)
пенисима (locative plural)
пенисом (instrumental singular)
пенисима (instrumental plural)

Тијело пениса је грађено од два кавернозна и спужвастог ткива. Ове двије врсте ткива чине еректилно тијело пениса. (Ijekavian)

The body of the penis is formed of two cavernous and spongy tissues. These two forms of tissues form the erectile body of the penis.

Тело пениса је грађено од два кавернозна и спужвастог ткива. Ове две врсте ткива чине еректилно тело пениса. (Ekavian)


džoint

džòint (canonical masculine)
џо̀инт (Cyrillic)
džoint (nominative singular)
džointi (nominative plural)
džointa (genitive singular)
džoinata (genitive plural)
džointu (dative singular)
džointima (dative plural)
džoint (accusative singular)
džointe (accusative plural)
džointe (singular vocative)
džointi (plural vocative)
džointu (locative singular)
džointima (locative plural)
džointom (instrumental singular)
džointima (instrumental plural)

(slang) a needle used for drug injection


лице

ли́це (canonical neuter)
líce (romanization)
лице (nominative singular)
лица (nominative plural)
лица (genitive singular)
лица̂ (genitive plural)
лицу (dative singular)
лицима (dative plural)
лице (accusative singular)
лица (accusative plural)
лице (singular vocative)
лица (plural vocative)
лицу (locative singular)
лицима (locative plural)
лицем (instrumental singular)
лицима (instrumental plural)


жила

жи̏ла (canonical feminine)
žȉla (romanization)
жи̏ла (nominative singular)
жиле (nominative plural)
жиле (genitive singular)
жи̑ла̄ (genitive plural)
жили (dative singular)
жилама (dative plural)
жилу (accusative singular)
жиле (accusative plural)
жило (singular vocative)
жиле (plural vocative)
жили (locative singular)
жилама (locative plural)
жилом (instrumental singular)
жилама (instrumental plural)

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


рана

ра̏на (canonical feminine)
rȁna (romanization)
рана (nominative singular)
ране (nominative plural)
ране (genitive singular)
рана (genitive plural)
рани (dative singular)
ранама (dative plural)
рану (accusative singular)
ране (accusative plural)
рано (singular vocative)
ране (plural vocative)
рани (locative singular)
ранама (locative plural)
раном (instrumental singular)
ранама (instrumental plural)


svak

svȃk (canonical masculine)
сва̑к (Cyrillic)
svȃk (nominative singular)
svákovi (nominative plural)
svaka (genitive singular)
svakova (genitive plural)
svaku (dative singular)
svakovima (dative plural)
svaka (accusative singular)
svakove (accusative plural)
svače (singular vocative)
svakovi (plural vocative)
svaku (locative singular)
svakovima (locative plural)
svakom (instrumental singular)
svakovima (instrumental plural)

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


ребро

рѐбро (canonical neuter)
rèbro (romanization)
рѐбро (nominative singular)
ребра (nominative plural)
ребра (genitive singular)
реба́ра̄ (genitive plural)
ребру (dative singular)
ребрима (dative plural)
ребро (accusative singular)
ребра (accusative plural)
ребро (singular vocative)
ребра (plural vocative)
ребру (locative singular)
ребрима (locative plural)
ребром (instrumental singular)
ребрима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *rebrò, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *rébra, from Proto-Indo-European *h₁rebʰróm, from Proto-Indo-European *h₁rebʰ-.


брада

бра́да (canonical feminine)
bráda (romanization)
брада (nominative singular)
браде (nominative plural)
браде (genitive singular)
брада (genitive plural)
бради (dative singular)
брадама (dative plural)
браду (accusative singular)
браде (accusative plural)
брадо (singular vocative)
браде (plural vocative)
бради (locative singular)
брадама (locative plural)
брадом (instrumental singular)
брадама (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *bordà, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *bardā́ˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *bʰardʰéh₂.


краста

кра̏ста (canonical feminine)
krȁsta (romanization)
краста (nominative singular)
красте (nominative plural)
красте (genitive singular)
красти (genitive plural)
красти (dative singular)
крастама (dative plural)
красту (accusative singular)
красте (accusative plural)
красто (singular vocative)
красте (plural vocative)
красти (locative singular)
крастама (locative plural)
крастом (instrumental singular)
крастама (instrumental plural)


Baskijka

Bȁskījka f (Cyrillic spelling Ба̏скӣјка)

Bȁskījka (canonical feminine)
Ба̏скӣјка (Cyrillic)


crijevo

crijévo (canonical neuter)
црије́во (Cyrillic)
crijevo (nominative singular)
crijeva (nominative plural)
crijeva (genitive singular)
crijeva (genitive plural)
crijevu (dative singular)
crijevama (dative plural)
crijevo (accusative singular)
crijeva (accusative plural)
crijevo (singular vocative)
crijeva (plural vocative)
crijevu (locative singular)
crijevama (locative plural)
crijevom (instrumental singular)
crijevama (instrumental plural)
crévo (alternative)


utroba

ȕtroba (canonical feminine)
у̏троба (Cyrillic)
utroba (nominative singular)
utrobe (nominative plural)
utrobe (genitive singular)
utroba (genitive plural)
utrobi (dative singular)
utrobama (dative plural)
utrobu (accusative singular)
utrobe (accusative plural)
utrobo (singular vocative)
utrobe (plural vocative)
utrobi (locative singular)
utrobama (locative plural)
utrobom (instrumental singular)
utrobama (instrumental plural)


vrat

vrȃt (canonical masculine)
вра̑т (Cyrillic)
vrȃt (nominative singular)
vrȁtovi (nominative plural)
vrata (genitive singular)
vratova (genitive plural)
vratu (dative singular)
vratovima (dative plural)
vrat (accusative singular)
vratove (accusative plural)
vrate (singular vocative)
vratovi (plural vocative)
vratu (locative singular)
vratovima (locative plural)
vratom (instrumental singular)
vratovima (instrumental plural)


jetra

jȅtra (canonical feminine)
је̏тра (Cyrillic)
jȅtra (nominative singular)
jetre (nominative plural)
jetre (genitive singular)
jȅtārā (genitive plural)
jȅtrī (genitive plural)
jetri (dative singular)
jetrama (dative plural)
jetru (accusative singular)
jetre (accusative plural)
jetro (singular vocative)
jetre (plural vocative)
jetri (locative singular)
jetrama (locative plural)
jetrom (instrumental singular)
jetrama (instrumental plural)

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.


lažac

làžac (canonical masculine)
ла̀жац (Cyrillic)
làžac (nominative singular)
làšci (nominative plural)
làšca (genitive singular)
lȁžācā (genitive plural)
lašcu (dative singular)
lašcima (dative plural)
lašca (accusative singular)
lašce (accusative plural)
lȁšče (singular vocative)
lašci (plural vocative)
lašcu (locative singular)
lašcima (locative plural)
lašcem (instrumental singular)
lašcima (instrumental plural)


nosač

nòsāč (canonical masculine)
но̀са̄ч (Cyrillic)
nòsāč (nominative singular)
nosači (nominative plural)
nosáča (genitive singular)
nosača (genitive plural)
nosaču (dative singular)
nosačima (dative plural)
nosača (accusative singular)
nosače (accusative plural)
nosaču (singular vocative)
nosači (plural vocative)
nosaču (locative singular)
nosačima (locative plural)
nosačem (instrumental singular)
nosačima (instrumental plural)


čudak

čùdāk (canonical masculine)
чу̀да̄к (Cyrillic)
čùdāk (nominative singular)
čudáci (nominative plural)
čudáka (genitive singular)
čudaka (genitive plural)
čudaku (dative singular)
čudacima (dative plural)
čudaka (accusative singular)
čudake (accusative plural)
čùdāče (singular vocative)
čudaci (plural vocative)
čudaku (locative singular)
čudacima (locative plural)
čudakom (instrumental singular)
čudacima (instrumental plural)


prostak

Koji si ti jebeni prostak, probaj se sa svojom mamom tako razgovarati.

You're so fucking vulgar, why don't you try and talk like that to your mother?


vodič

vòdīč (canonical masculine)
во̀дӣч (Cyrillic)
vòdīč (nominative singular)
vodiči (nominative plural)
vodíča (genitive singular)
vodiča (genitive plural)
vodiču (dative singular)
vodičima (dative plural)
vodič (accusative singular)
vodiče (accusative plural)
vodiču (singular vocative)
vodiči (plural vocative)
vodiču (locative singular)
vodičima (locative plural)
vodičem (instrumental singular)
vodičima (instrumental plural)


šljivik

šljìvīk (canonical masculine)
шљѝвӣк (Cyrillic)
šljìvīk (nominative singular)
šljivíci (nominative plural)
šljivíka (genitive singular)
šljivika (genitive plural)
šljiviku (dative singular)
šljivicima (dative plural)
šljivik (accusative singular)
šljivike (accusative plural)
šljiviče (singular vocative)
šljivici (plural vocative)
šljiviku (locative singular)
šljivicima (locative plural)
šljivikom (instrumental singular)
šljivicima (instrumental plural)


izvjestitelj

izvjestitelj m (Cyrillic spelling извјеститељ)

извјеститељ (Cyrillic)


nećaka

nȅćaka (canonical feminine)
не̏ћака (Cyrillic)
nećaka (nominative singular)
nećake (nominative plural)
nećake (genitive singular)
nećaka (genitive plural)
nećaki (dative singular)
nećakama (dative plural)
nećaku (accusative singular)
nećake (accusative plural)
nećako (singular vocative)
nećake (plural vocative)
nećaki (locative singular)
nećakama (locative plural)
nećakom (instrumental singular)
nećakama (instrumental plural)


plavka

plȃvka (canonical feminine)
пла̑вка (Cyrillic)


plavuša

plàvuša (canonical feminine)
пла̀вуша (Cyrillic)
plavuša (nominative singular)
plavuše (nominative plural)
plavuše (genitive singular)
plavuša (genitive plural)
plavuši (dative singular)
plavušama (dative plural)
plavušu (accusative singular)
plavuše (accusative plural)
plavušo (singular vocative)
plavuše (plural vocative)
plavuši (locative singular)
plavušama (locative plural)
plavušom (instrumental singular)
plavušama (instrumental plural)


Australka

Aùstrālka f (Cyrillic spelling Ау̀стра̄лка)

Aùstrālka (canonical feminine)
Ау̀стра̄лка (Cyrillic)


junakinja

junàkinja f (Cyrillic spelling јуна̀киња)

junàkinja (canonical feminine)
јуна̀киња (Cyrillic)
junakinja (nominative singular)
junakinje (nominative plural)
junakinje (genitive singular)
junakinja (genitive plural)
junakinji (dative singular)
junakinjama (dative plural)
junakinju (accusative singular)
junakinje (accusative plural)
junakinjo (singular vocative)
junakinje (plural vocative)
junakinji (locative singular)
junakinjama (locative plural)
junakinjom (instrumental singular)
junakinjama (instrumental plural)


sestrična

sȅstrična f (Cyrillic spelling се̏стрична)

sȅstrična (canonical feminine)
се̏стрична (Cyrillic)
sestrična (nominative singular)
sestrične (nominative plural)
sestrične (genitive singular)
sestrična (genitive plural)
sestrični (genitive plural)
sestrični (dative singular)
sestričnama (dative plural)
sestričnu (accusative singular)
sestrične (accusative plural)
sestrično (singular vocative)
sestrične (plural vocative)
sestrični (locative singular)
sestričnama (locative plural)
sestričnom (instrumental singular)
sestričnama (instrumental plural)

first cousin (daughter of one's uncle or aunt)


djevojka

djèvōjka f (Cyrillic spelling дјѐво̄јка)

djèvōjka (canonical feminine)
дјѐво̄јка (Cyrillic)
djèvōjka (nominative singular)
djèvōjke (nominative plural)
djèvōjkē (genitive singular)
djèvojākā (genitive plural)
djèvōjkī (genitive plural)
djèvōjci (dative singular)
djèvōjkama (dative plural)
djèvōjku (accusative singular)
djèvōjke (accusative plural)
djèvōjko (singular vocative)
djèvōjke (plural vocative)
djèvōjci (locative singular)
djèvōjkama (locative plural)
djèvōjkōm (instrumental singular)
djèvōjkama (instrumental plural)
dèvōjka (alternative)
divojka (alternative)
đèvōjka (alternative)


krasta

krȁsta (canonical feminine)
кра̏ста (Cyrillic)
krasta (nominative singular)
kraste (nominative plural)
kraste (genitive singular)
krasti (genitive plural)
krasti (dative singular)
krastama (dative plural)
krastu (accusative singular)
kraste (accusative plural)
krasto (singular vocative)
kraste (plural vocative)
krasti (locative singular)
krastama (locative plural)
krastom (instrumental singular)
krastama (instrumental plural)


tetka

tȅtka (canonical feminine)
те̏тка (Cyrillic)
tȅtka (nominative singular)
tetke (nominative plural)
tetke (genitive singular)
tȅtākā (genitive plural)
tȅtkī (genitive plural)
tetki (dative singular)
tetkama (dative plural)
tetku (accusative singular)
tetke (accusative plural)
tetko (singular vocative)
tetke (plural vocative)
tetki (locative singular)
tetkama (locative plural)
tetkom (instrumental singular)
tetkama (instrumental plural)

aunt by blood; the sister of one’s parent


svast

svȃst (canonical feminine)
сва̑ст (Cyrillic)


zaova

zȁova (canonical feminine)
за̏ова (Cyrillic)
zaova (nominative singular)
zaove (nominative plural)
zaove (genitive singular)
zaova (genitive plural)
zaovi (dative singular)
zaovama (dative plural)
zaovu (accusative singular)
zaove (accusative plural)
zaovo (singular vocative)
zaove (plural vocative)
zaovi (locative singular)
zaovama (locative plural)
zaovom (instrumental singular)
zaovama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *zъly, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *źulūˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *ǵl̥h₂ōws.


jetrva

jètrva (canonical feminine)
јѐтрва (Cyrillic)
jètrva (nominative singular)
jetrve (nominative plural)
jetrve (genitive singular)
jȅtr̄vā (genitive plural)
jȅtr̄vī (genitive plural)
jetrvi (dative singular)
jetrvama (dative plural)
jetrvu (accusative singular)
jetrve (accusative plural)
jetrvo (singular vocative)
jetrve (plural vocative)
jetrvi (locative singular)
jetrvama (locative plural)
jetrvom (instrumental singular)
jetrvama (instrumental plural)

sister-in-law (husband's brother's wife)


čeljust

čȅljūst (canonical feminine)
че̏љӯст (Cyrillic)
čeljust (nominative singular)
čeljusti (nominative plural)
čeljusti (genitive singular)
čeljusti (genitive plural)
čeljusti (dative singular)
čeljustima (dative plural)
čeljust (accusative singular)
čeljusti (accusative plural)
čeljusti (singular vocative)
čeljusti (plural vocative)
čeljusti (locative singular)
čeljustima (locative plural)
čeljusti (instrumental singular)
čeljušću (instrumental singular)
čeljustima (instrumental plural)


kostrijet

kȍstrijēt f (Cyrillic spelling ко̏стрије̄т)

kȍstrijēt (canonical feminine)
ко̏стрије̄т (Cyrillic)
kȍstrijēt (nominative singular)
kostrijeti (nominative plural)
kostrijeti (genitive singular)
kostrijeti (genitive plural)
kostrijeti (dative singular)
kostrijetima (dative plural)
kostrijet (accusative singular)
kostrijeti (accusative plural)
kostrijeti (singular vocative)
kostrijeti (plural vocative)
kostrijeti (locative singular)
kostrijetima (locative plural)
kȍstrijēti (instrumental singular)
kȍstrijēću (instrumental singular)
kostrijetima (instrumental plural)
kȍstrēt (alternative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kosterь (Russian косте́рь (kostérʹ), Polish kostra).


sluz

slȗz (canonical feminine)
слу̑з (Cyrillic)
sluz (nominative singular)
sluzi (nominative plural)
sluzi (genitive singular)
sluzi (genitive plural)
sluzi (dative singular)
sluzima (dative plural)
sluz (accusative singular)
sluzi (accusative plural)
sluzi (singular vocative)
sluzi (plural vocative)
sluzi (locative singular)
sluzima (locative plural)
sluzju (instrumental singular)
sluzima (instrumental plural)


srž

sȓž (canonical feminine)
ср̑ж (Cyrillic)
srž (nominative singular)
srži (nominative plural)
srži (genitive singular)
srži (genitive plural)
srži (dative singular)
sržima (dative plural)
srž (accusative singular)
srži (accusative plural)
srži (singular vocative)
srži (plural vocative)
srži (locative singular)
sržima (locative plural)
srži (instrumental singular)
sržima (instrumental plural)


vlat

vlȃt (canonical feminine)
вла̑т (Cyrillic)
vlȃt (nominative singular)
vlati (nominative plural)
vlati (genitive singular)
vlati (genitive plural)
vlati (dative singular)
vlatima (dative plural)
vlat (accusative singular)
vlati (accusative plural)
vlati (singular vocative)
vlati (plural vocative)
vlati (locative singular)
vlatima (locative plural)
vlati (instrumental singular)
vlȃću (instrumental singular)
vlatima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *voltь; see *volsъ (“hair”).


vlastelin

vlastèlīn m (Cyrillic spelling властѐлӣн)

vlastèlīn (canonical masculine)
властѐлӣн (Cyrillic)
vlastèlīn (nominative singular)
vlastela (nominative plural)
vlastelina (genitive singular)
vlastele (genitive plural)
vlastelinu (dative singular)
vlasteli (dative plural)
vlastelina (accusative singular)
vlastelu (accusative plural)
vlasteline (singular vocative)
vlastelo (plural vocative)
vlastelinu (locative singular)
vlasteli (locative plural)
vlastelinom (instrumental singular)
vlastelom (instrumental plural)


dečko

dȅčko (canonical masculine)
де̏чко (Cyrillic)
dečko (nominative singular)
dečki (nominative plural)
dečka (genitive singular)
dečka (genitive plural)
dečku (dative singular)
dečkima (dative plural)
dečka (accusative singular)
dečke (accusative plural)
dečko (singular vocative)
dečki (plural vocative)
dečku (locative singular)
dečkima (locative plural)
dečkom (instrumental singular)
dečkima (instrumental plural)


slina

slȉna (canonical feminine)
сли̏на (Cyrillic)
slȉna (nominative singular)
sline (nominative plural)
sline (genitive singular)
slȋnā (genitive plural)
slini (dative singular)
slinama (dative plural)
slinu (accusative singular)
sline (accusative plural)
slino (singular vocative)
sline (plural vocative)
slini (locative singular)
slinama (locative plural)
slinom (instrumental singular)
slinama (instrumental plural)


ujak

ȕjāk (canonical masculine)
у̏ја̄к (Cyrillic)
ȕjāk (nominative singular)
ȕjāci (nominative plural)
ujaka (genitive singular)
ujaka (genitive plural)
ujaku (dative singular)
ujacima (dative plural)
ujaka (accusative singular)
ujake (accusative plural)
ȕjāče (singular vocative)
ujaci (plural vocative)
ujaku (locative singular)
ujacima (locative plural)
ujakom (instrumental singular)
ujacima (instrumental plural)
ujac (alternative)
ujka (alternative)


snaha

snàha (canonical feminine)
сна̀ха (Cyrillic)
snàha (nominative singular)
snahe (nominative plural)
snahe (genitive singular)
snáhā (genitive plural)
snàsi (dative singular)
snahama (dative plural)
snahu (accusative singular)
snahe (accusative plural)
snaho (singular vocative)
snahe (plural vocative)
snàsi (locative singular)
snahama (locative plural)
snahom (instrumental singular)
snahama (instrumental plural)
snàja (alternative)
snáša (alternative)

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


šija

šȉja (canonical feminine)
ши̏ја (Cyrillic)
šȉja (nominative singular)
šije (nominative plural)
šije (genitive singular)
šȋjā (genitive plural)
šiji (dative singular)
šijama (dative plural)
šiju (accusative singular)
šije (accusative plural)
šijo (singular vocative)
šije (plural vocative)
šiji (locative singular)
šijama (locative plural)
šijom (instrumental singular)
šijama (instrumental plural)


pupoljak

pȕpoljak (canonical masculine)
пу̏пољак (Cyrillic)
pupoljak (nominative singular)
pupoljci (nominative plural)
pupoljka (genitive singular)
pupoljaka (genitive plural)
pupoljku (dative singular)
pupoljcima (dative plural)
pupoljak (accusative singular)
pupoljke (accusative plural)
pupoljče (singular vocative)
pupoljci (plural vocative)
pupoljku (locative singular)
pupoljcima (locative plural)
pupoljkom (instrumental singular)
pupoljcima (instrumental plural)


želudac

žèludac (canonical masculine)
жѐлудац (Cyrillic)
želudac (nominative singular)
želuci (nominative plural)
želuca (genitive singular)
želudaca (genitive plural)
želucu (dative singular)
želucima (dative plural)
želudac (accusative singular)
želuce (accusative plural)
želuče (singular vocative)
želuci (plural vocative)
želucu (locative singular)
želucima (locative plural)
želučem (instrumental singular)
želucima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *želǫdьcь, *želǫdъkъ.


trkač

tr̀kāč (canonical masculine)
тр̀ка̄ч (Cyrillic)
tr̀kāč (nominative singular)
trkači (nominative plural)
trkáča (genitive singular)
trkača (genitive plural)
trkaču (dative singular)
trkačima (dative plural)
trkača (accusative singular)
trkače (accusative plural)
trkaču (singular vocative)
trkači (plural vocative)
trkaču (locative singular)
trkačima (locative plural)
trkačem (instrumental singular)
trkačima (instrumental plural)


nasljednik

násljednīk m (Cyrillic spelling на́сљеднӣк)

násljednīk (canonical masculine)
на́сљеднӣк (Cyrillic)
nasljednik (nominative singular)
nasljednici (nominative plural)
nasljednika (genitive singular)
nasljednika (genitive plural)
nasljedniku (dative singular)
nasljednicima (dative plural)
nasljednika (accusative singular)
nasljednike (accusative plural)
nasljedniče (singular vocative)
nasljednici (plural vocative)
nasljedniku (locative singular)
nasljednicima (locative plural)
nasljednikom (instrumental singular)
nasljednicima (instrumental plural)
následnīk (alternative)


nasljednica

násljednica f (Cyrillic spelling на́сљедница)

násljednica (canonical feminine)
на́сљедница (Cyrillic)
nasljednica (nominative singular)
nasljednice (nominative plural)
nasljednice (genitive singular)
nasljednica (genitive plural)
nasljednici (dative singular)
nasljednicama (dative plural)
nasljednicu (accusative singular)
nasljednice (accusative plural)
nasljednico (singular vocative)
nasljednice (plural vocative)
nasljednici (locative singular)
nasljednicama (locative plural)
nasljednicom (instrumental singular)
nasljednicama (instrumental plural)
následnica (alternative)


usna

ȕsna (canonical feminine)
у̏сна (Cyrillic)
ȕsna (nominative singular)
usne (nominative plural)
usne (genitive singular)
ȕsānā (genitive plural)
usni (dative singular)
usnama (dative plural)
usnu (accusative singular)
usne (accusative plural)
usno (singular vocative)
usne (plural vocative)
usni (locative singular)
usnama (locative plural)
usnom (instrumental singular)
usnama (instrumental plural)

lip (fleshy protrusion framing the mouth)


brk

bȓk (canonical masculine)
бр̑к (Cyrillic)
bȓk (nominative singular)
bȑkovi (nominative plural)
brka (genitive singular)
brkova (genitive plural)
brku (dative singular)
brkovima (dative plural)
brk (accusative singular)
brkove (accusative plural)
brče (singular vocative)
brkovi (plural vocative)
brku (locative singular)
brkovima (locative plural)
brkom (instrumental singular)
brkovima (instrumental plural)


povijest bolesti

pȍvijēst bolesti f (Cyrillic spelling по̏вије̄ст болести)

pȍvijēst bolesti (canonical feminine)
по̏вије̄ст болести (Cyrillic)

(medicine) history (list of past and continuing medical conditions)


lubanja

lùbanja (canonical feminine)
лу̀бања (Cyrillic)
lubanja (nominative singular)
lubanje (nominative plural)
lubanje (genitive singular)
lubanja (genitive plural)
lubanji (dative singular)
lubanjama (dative plural)
lubanju (accusative singular)
lubanje (accusative plural)
lubanjo (singular vocative)
lubanje (plural vocative)
lubanji (locative singular)
lubanjama (locative plural)
lubanjom (instrumental singular)
lubanjama (instrumental plural)


deblo

déblo (canonical neuter)
де́бло (Cyrillic)
déblo (nominative singular)
debla (nominative plural)
debla (genitive singular)
dȇbālā (genitive plural)
deblu (dative singular)
deblima (dative plural)
deblo (accusative singular)
debla (accusative plural)
deblo (singular vocative)
debla (plural vocative)
deblu (locative singular)
deblima (locative plural)
deblom (instrumental singular)
deblima (instrumental plural)


prišt

prȋšt (canonical masculine)
при̑шт (Cyrillic)
prišt (nominative singular)
prištevi (nominative plural)
prišta (genitive singular)
prišteva (genitive plural)
prištu (dative singular)
prištevima (dative plural)
prišt (accusative singular)
prišteve (accusative plural)
prištu (singular vocative)
prištevi (plural vocative)
prištu (locative singular)
prištevima (locative plural)
prištem (instrumental singular)
prištevima (instrumental plural)


stolica

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


gležanj

glȅžanj (canonical masculine)
гле̏жањ (Cyrillic)
glȅžanj (nominative singular)
gležnjevi (nominative plural)
gležnja (genitive singular)
glȅžnjēvā (genitive plural)
gležnju (dative singular)
gležnjevima (dative plural)
gležanj (accusative singular)
gležnjeve (accusative plural)
gležnju (singular vocative)
gležnjevi (plural vocative)
gležnju (locative singular)
gležnjevima (locative plural)
gležnjem (instrumental singular)
gležnjevima (instrumental plural)


liječnik

lijȇčnīk m (Cyrillic spelling лије̑чнӣк)

lijȇčnīk (canonical masculine)
лије̑чнӣк (Cyrillic)
liječnik (nominative singular)
liječnici (nominative plural)
liječnika (genitive singular)
liječnika (genitive plural)
liječniku (dative singular)
liječnicima (dative plural)
liječnika (accusative singular)
liječnike (accusative plural)
liječniče (singular vocative)
liječnici (plural vocative)
liječniku (locative singular)
liječnicima (locative plural)
liječnikom (instrumental singular)
liječnicima (instrumental plural)
lȇčnīk (alternative)


stanica

stànica (canonical feminine)
ста̀ница (Cyrillic)
stanica (nominative singular)
stanice (nominative plural)
stanice (genitive singular)
stanica (genitive plural)
stanici (dative singular)
stanicama (dative plural)
stanicu (accusative singular)
stanice (accusative plural)
stanico (singular vocative)
stanice (plural vocative)
stanici (locative singular)
stanicama (locative plural)
stanicom (instrumental singular)
stanicama (instrumental plural)


njedra

njȅdra (canonical neuter plural)
ње̏дра (Cyrillic)
njȅdra (nominative plural)
njȅdārā (genitive plural)
njedárā (genitive plural)
njȅdrima (dative plural)
njȅdra (accusative plural)
njȅdra (plural vocative)
njȅdrima (locative plural)
njȅdrima (instrumental plural)
nȅdra (alternative)

(plural only, literary) chest, bosom, breasts

(figurative, literary) heart, bosom (deep or inner part of something)


nozdrva

nȍzdrva (canonical feminine)
но̏здрва (Cyrillic)
nozdrva (nominative singular)
nozdrve (nominative plural)
nozdrve (genitive singular)
nozdrva (genitive plural)
nozdrvi (dative singular)
nozdrvama (dative plural)
nozdrvu (accusative singular)
nozdrve (accusative plural)
nozdrvo (singular vocative)
nozdrve (plural vocative)
nozdrvi (locative singular)
nozdrvama (locative plural)
nozdrvom (instrumental singular)
nozdrvama (instrumental plural)

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


krzno

kŕzno (canonical neuter)
кр́зно (Cyrillic)
krzno (nominative singular)
krzna (nominative plural)
krzna (genitive singular)
krzna (genitive plural)
krznu (dative singular)
krznima (dative plural)
krzno (accusative singular)
krzna (accusative plural)
krzno (singular vocative)
krzna (plural vocative)
krznu (locative singular)
krznima (locative plural)
krznom (instrumental singular)
krznima (instrumental plural)

a fur coat or any other type of clothes made of fur


razdjeljak

rázdjeljak m (Cyrillic spelling ра́здјељак)

rázdjeljak (canonical masculine)
ра́здјељак (Cyrillic)


guša

gȕša (canonical feminine)
гу̏ша (Cyrillic)
gȕša (nominative singular)
guše (nominative plural)
guše (genitive singular)
gȗšā (genitive plural)
guši (dative singular)
gušama (dative plural)
gušu (accusative singular)
guše (accusative plural)
gušo (singular vocative)
guše (plural vocative)
guši (locative singular)
gušama (locative plural)
gušom (instrumental singular)
gušama (instrumental plural)


dušnik

dùšnīk (canonical masculine)
ду̀шнӣк (Cyrillic)
dušnik (nominative singular)
dušnici (nominative plural)
dušnika (genitive singular)
dušnika (genitive plural)
dušniku (dative singular)
dušnicima (dative plural)
dušnika (accusative singular)
dušnike (accusative plural)
dušniče (singular vocative)
dušnici (plural vocative)
dušniku (locative singular)
dušnicima (locative plural)
dušnikom (instrumental singular)
dušnicima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *dušьnikъ. Compare Old Czech dušník.


grlić

gr̀līć (canonical masculine)
гр̀лӣћ (Cyrillic)

(anatomy) throat (narrow opening in a vessel)


Izraelka

Israeli (female person from Israel or of Israeli descent)


blizanac

blizánac m (Cyrillic spelling близа́нац)

blizánac (canonical masculine)
близа́нац (Cyrillic)
blizánac (nominative singular)
blizanci (nominative plural)
blizanca (genitive singular)
blìzānācā (genitive plural)
blizancu (dative singular)
blizancima (dative plural)
blizanca (accusative singular)
blizance (accusative plural)
blizanče (singular vocative)
blizanci (plural vocative)
blizancu (locative singular)
blizancima (locative plural)
blizancom (instrumental singular)
blizancima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *bliznьcь. Compare Bulgarian близна́к (bliznák), Polish bliźniak, Russian близне́ц (bliznéc).


muzara

milch cow, dairy cow, or other animal kept for milk production, e.g. dairy goat, dairy sheep


rukavičar

rukàvičār m (Cyrillic spelling рука̀вича̄р)

rukàvičār (canonical masculine)
рука̀вича̄р (Cyrillic)
rukavičar (nominative singular)
rukavičari (nominative plural)
rukavičara (genitive singular)
rukavičara (genitive plural)
rukavičaru (dative singular)
rukavičarima (dative plural)
rukavičara (accusative singular)
rukavičare (accusative plural)
rukavičaru (singular vocative)
rukavičari (plural vocative)
rukavičaru (locative singular)
rukavičarima (locative plural)
rukavičarom (instrumental singular)
rukavičarima (instrumental plural)


trkačica

trkàčica f (Cyrillic spelling трка̀чица)

trkàčica (canonical feminine)
трка̀чица (Cyrillic)
trkačica (nominative singular)
trkačice (nominative plural)
trkačice (genitive singular)
trkačica (genitive plural)
trkačici (dative singular)
trkačicama (dative plural)
trkačicu (accusative singular)
trkačice (accusative plural)
trkačice (singular vocative)
trkačice (plural vocative)
trkačici (locative singular)
trkačicama (locative plural)
trkačicom (instrumental singular)
trkačicama (instrumental plural)


testosteron

testostèrōn m (Cyrillic spelling тестостѐро̄н)

testostèrōn (canonical masculine)
тестостѐро̄н (Cyrillic)
testostèrōn (nominative singular)
testosteróna (genitive singular)
testosteronu (dative singular)
testosteron (accusative singular)
testosterone (singular vocative)
testosteronu (locative singular)
testosteronom (instrumental singular)

bs:testosteron hr:testosteron sh:testosteron sr:тестостерон


тестостерон

тестостѐро̄н

тестостѐро̄н m (Latin spelling testostèrōn)

тестостѐро̄н (canonical masculine)
testostèrōn (romanization)
тестостѐро̄н (nominative singular)
тестостеро́на (genitive singular)
тестостерону (dative singular)
тестостерон (accusative singular)
тестостероне (singular vocative)
тестостерону (locative singular)
тестостероном (instrumental singular)

sh-decl-noun-unc

тестостѐро̄н

тестостеро́на

тестостерону

тестостероне

тестостерону

тестостероном


klizač

klìzāč (canonical masculine)
клѝза̄ч (Cyrillic)
klìzāč (nominative singular)
klizači (nominative plural)
klizáča (genitive singular)
klizača (genitive plural)
klizaču (dative singular)
klizačima (dative plural)
klizača (accusative singular)
klizače (accusative plural)
klizaču (singular vocative)
klizači (plural vocative)
klizaču (locative singular)
klizačima (locative plural)
klizačem (instrumental singular)
klizačima (instrumental plural)


klizačica

sh-noun

klizàčica f (Cyrillic spelling клиза̀чица)

klizàčica (canonical feminine)
клиза̀чица (Cyrillic)
klizačica (nominative singular)
klizačice (nominative plural)
klizačice (genitive singular)
klizačica (genitive plural)
klizačici (dative singular)
klizačicama (dative plural)
klizačicu (accusative singular)
klizačice (accusative plural)
klizačico (singular vocative)
klizačice (plural vocative)
klizačici (locative singular)
klizačicama (locative plural)
klizačicom (instrumental singular)
klizačicama (instrumental plural)


ravnatelj

ràvnatelj m (Cyrillic spelling ра̀внатељ)

ràvnatelj (canonical masculine)
ра̀внатељ (Cyrillic)
ravnatelj (nominative singular)
ravnatelji (nominative plural)
ravnatelja (genitive singular)
ravnatelja (genitive plural)
ravnatelju (dative singular)
ravnateljima (dative plural)
ravnatelja (accusative singular)
ravnatelje (accusative plural)
ravnatelju (singular vocative)
ravnatelji (plural vocative)
ravnatelju (locative singular)
ravnateljima (locative plural)
ravnateljem (instrumental singular)
ravnateljima (instrumental plural)


svinjac

svínjac (canonical masculine)
сви́њац (Cyrillic)
svínjac (nominative singular)
svínjci (nominative plural)
svínjca (genitive singular)
svȋnjācā (genitive plural)
svinjcu (dative singular)
svinjcima (dative plural)
svinjac (accusative singular)
svinjce (accusative plural)
svinjče (singular vocative)
svinjci (plural vocative)
svinjcu (locative singular)
svinjcima (locative plural)
svinjcem (instrumental singular)
svinjcima (instrumental plural)


klobučar

klòbučār or klobùčār m (Cyrillic spelling кло̀буча̄р or клобу̀ча̄р)

klòbučār (canonical)
klobùčār (canonical masculine)
кло̀буча̄р (Cyrillic)
клобу̀ча̄р (Cyrillic)
klòbučār (nominative singular)
klòbučāri (nominative plural)
klòbučāra (genitive singular)
klòbučārā (genitive plural)
klòbučāru (dative singular)
klòbučārima (dative plural)
klòbučāra (accusative singular)
klòbučāre (accusative plural)
klòbučāre (singular vocative)
klòbučāru (singular vocative)
klòbučāri (plural vocative)
klòbučāru (locative singular)
klòbučārima (locative plural)
klòbučārom (instrumental singular)
klòbučarēm (instrumental singular)
klòbučārima (instrumental plural)
klobùčār (nominative singular)
klobučári (nominative plural)
klobučára (genitive singular)
klobučárā (genitive plural)
klobučáru (dative singular)
klobučárima (dative plural)
klobučára (accusative singular)
klobučáre (accusative plural)
klȍbučāre (singular vocative)
klȍbučāru (singular vocative)
klobučári (plural vocative)
klobučáru (locative singular)
klobučárima (locative plural)
klobučárom (instrumental singular)
klobučárem (instrumental singular)
klobučárima (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

Declension of klòbučār

Declension of klobùčār

From klobuk + -jar, from Proto-Slavic *klobukъ, from a Turkic language. Attested as Old Church Slavonic клобꙋчарь (klobučarĭ) ("Стрѣзо клобоучарь сь дѣтию") in Stefan Dušan's deed of gift to Hilandar ca. 1300. The accent klòbučār is a modern formation from klòbūk + -jār, preserving the accent of the base word and shortening the middle syllable. The accent klobùčār is developed from the archaic form where the suffix had the dominant accent: klobučãr > klobučȃr > klobùčār.


njuška

njȕška (canonical feminine)
њу̏шка (Cyrillic)
njuška (nominative singular)
njuške (nominative plural)
njuške (genitive singular)
njušaka (genitive plural)
njuški (genitive plural)
njušci (dative singular)
njuški (dative singular)
njuškama (dative plural)
njušku (accusative singular)
njuške (accusative plural)
njuško (singular vocative)
njuške (plural vocative)
njušci (locative singular)
njuški (locative singular)
njuškama (locative plural)
njuškom (instrumental singular)
njuškama (instrumental plural)


knjižničar

sh-noun

knjížničār m (Cyrillic spelling књи́жнича̄р)

knjížničār (canonical masculine)
књи́жнича̄р (Cyrillic)
knjižničar (nominative singular)
knjižničari (nominative plural)
knjižničara (genitive singular)
knjižničara (genitive plural)
knjižničaru (dative singular)
knjižničarima (dative plural)
knjižničara (accusative singular)
knjižničare (accusative plural)
knjižničaru (singular vocative)
knjižničari (plural vocative)
knjižničaru (locative singular)
knjižničarima (locative plural)
knjižničarom (instrumental singular)
knjižničarima (instrumental plural)


obožavatelj

obožàvatelj m (Cyrillic spelling обожа̀ватељ)

obožàvatelj (canonical masculine)
обожа̀ватељ (Cyrillic)
obožavatelj (nominative singular)
obožavatelji (nominative plural)
obožavatelja (genitive singular)
obožavatelja (genitive plural)
obožavatelju (dative singular)
obožavateljima (dative plural)
obožavatelja (accusative singular)
obožavatelje (accusative plural)
obožavatelju (singular vocative)
obožavatelji (plural vocative)
obožavatelju (locative singular)
obožavateljima (locative plural)
obožavateljem (instrumental singular)
obožavateljima (instrumental plural)


obožavateljica

obožavatèljica f (Cyrillic spelling обожаватѐљица)

obožavatèljica (canonical feminine)
обожаватѐљица (Cyrillic)
obožavateljica (nominative singular)
obožavateljice (nominative plural)
obožavateljice (genitive singular)
obožavateljica (genitive plural)
obožavateljici (dative singular)
obožavateljicama (dative plural)
obožavateljicu (accusative singular)
obožavateljice (accusative plural)
obožavateljice (singular vocative)
obožavateljice (plural vocative)
obožavateljici (locative singular)
obožavateljicama (locative plural)
obožavateljicom (instrumental singular)
obožavateljicama (instrumental plural)
obožavateljka (alternative)


urednik

ùrednīk (canonical feminine)
у̀реднӣк (Cyrillic)
urednik (nominative singular)
urednici (nominative plural)
urednika (genitive singular)
urednika (genitive plural)
uredniku (dative singular)
urednicima (dative plural)
urednika (accusative singular)
urednike (accusative plural)
uredniče (singular vocative)
urednici (plural vocative)
uredniku (locative singular)
urednicima (locative plural)
urednikom (instrumental singular)
urednicima (instrumental plural)


nogometaš

nogomètāš m (Cyrillic spelling ногомѐта̄ш)

nogomètāš (canonical masculine)
ногомѐта̄ш (Cyrillic)
nogomètāš (nominative singular)
nogometaši (nominative plural)
nogometáša (genitive singular)
nogometaša (genitive plural)
nogometašu (dative singular)
nogometašima (dative plural)
nogometaša (accusative singular)
nogometaše (accusative plural)
nogometašu (singular vocative)
nogometaši (plural vocative)
nogometašu (locative singular)
nogometašima (locative plural)
nogometašem (instrumental singular)
nogometašima (instrumental plural)

(Croatia, soccer) footballer (British); football player (Britain), soccer player (US, Canada, Australia)


nogometašica

nogometàšica f (Cyrillic spelling ногомета̀шица)

nogometàšica (canonical feminine)
ногомета̀шица (Cyrillic)
nogometašica (nominative singular)
nogometašice (nominative plural)
nogometašice (genitive singular)
nogometašica (genitive plural)
nogometašici (dative singular)
nogometašicama (dative plural)
nogometašicu (accusative singular)
nogometašice (accusative plural)
nogometašico (singular vocative)
nogometašice (plural vocative)
nogometašici (locative singular)
nogometašicama (locative plural)
nogometašicom (instrumental singular)
nogometašicama (instrumental plural)


tajnik

tȃjnīk (canonical masculine)
та̑јнӣк (Cyrillic)
tȃjnīk (nominative singular)
tajnīci (nominative plural)
tajnika (genitive singular)
tajnika (genitive plural)
tajniku (dative singular)
tajnicima (dative plural)
tajnika (accusative singular)
tajnike (accusative plural)
tajnīče (singular vocative)
tajnici (plural vocative)
tajniku (locative singular)
tajnicima (locative plural)
tajnikom (instrumental singular)
tajnicima (instrumental plural)

From tȃjna + -ik, a calque of Latin secretarius or calque of French secrétaire. First attested in the 15th century.


redovnica

redòvnica f (Cyrillic spelling редо̀вница)

redòvnica (canonical feminine)
редо̀вница (Cyrillic)


tulipan

tȕlipān (canonical masculine)
ту̏липа̄н (Cyrillic)
tulipan (nominative singular)
tulipani (nominative plural)
tulipana (genitive singular)
tulipana (genitive plural)
tulipanu (dative singular)
tulipanima (dative plural)
tulipan (accusative singular)
tulipane (accusative plural)
tulipane (singular vocative)
tulipani (plural vocative)
tulipanu (locative singular)
tulipanima (locative plural)
tulipanom (instrumental singular)
tulipanima (instrumental plural)

From New Latin tulipa, from Italian tulipano, from Ottoman Turkish دلبند (dülbend, “turban”) (Turkish tülbent), from Persian دلبند (dolband, “turban”).
Doublet of tùrbān (“turban”).


антрополог

sh-noun

антропо̀лог m (Latin spelling antropòlog)

антропо̀лог (canonical masculine)
antropòlog (romanization)
антропо̀лог (nominative singular)
антропо̀лози (nominative plural)
антрополога (genitive singular)
антрополога (genitive plural)
антропологу (dative singular)
антрополозима (dative plural)
антрополога (accusative singular)
антропологе (accusative plural)
антропо̀ложе (singular vocative)
антрополози (plural vocative)
антропологу (locative singular)
антрополозима (locative plural)
антропологом (instrumental singular)
антрополозима (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

антропо̀лози

антрополозима

антропо̀ложе

антрополозима

антропологом

антрополозима

ан‧тро‧по‧лог


монах

мо̀нах (canonical masculine)
mònah (romanization)
монах (nominative singular)
монаси (nominative plural)
монаха (genitive singular)
монаха (genitive plural)
монаху (dative singular)
монасима (dative plural)
монаха (accusative singular)
монахе (accusative plural)
монаше (singular vocative)
монаси (plural vocative)
монаху (locative singular)
монасима (locative plural)
монахом (instrumental singular)
монасима (instrumental plural)


сиромах

сиро̀ма̄х (canonical masculine)
siròmāh (romanization)
сиро̀ма̄х (nominative singular)
сирома́си (nominative plural)
сирома́ха (genitive singular)
сиромаха (genitive plural)
сиромаху (dative singular)
сиромасима (dative plural)
сиромаха (accusative singular)
сиромахе (accusative plural)
сиромаше (singular vocative)
сиромаси (plural vocative)
сиромаху (locative singular)
сиромасима (locative plural)
сиромахом (instrumental singular)
сиромасима (instrumental plural)


obrva

ȍbrva (canonical feminine)
о̏брва (Cyrillic)
obrva (nominative singular)
obrve (nominative plural)
obrve (genitive singular)
obrva (genitive plural)
obrvi (dative singular)
obrvama (dative plural)
obrvu (accusative singular)
obrve (accusative plural)
obrvo (singular vocative)
obrve (plural vocative)
obrvi (locative singular)
obrvama (locative plural)
obrvom (instrumental singular)
obrvama (instrumental plural)


стриц

стри̑ц (canonical masculine)
strȋc (romanization)
стриц (nominative singular)
стричеви (nominative plural)
стрица (genitive singular)
стричева (genitive plural)
стрицу (dative singular)
стричевима (dative plural)
стрица (accusative singular)
стричеве (accusative plural)
стриче (singular vocative)
стричеви (plural vocative)
стрицу (locative singular)
стричевима (locative plural)
стрицем (instrumental singular)
стричевима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *strъjь (through *strъjьcь).


амиџа

а̀миџа (canonical masculine)
àmidža (romanization)

uncle (father's brother) (regional, non-standard)


amidža

àmidža (canonical masculine)
а̀миџа (Cyrillic)
midža (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish عموجه (amuca).

bor+

(regional, rare, Bosnia) uncle (father's brother)


daidža

dàidža (canonical masculine)
да̀иџа (Cyrillic)
daidža (nominative singular)
daidže (nominative plural)
daidže (genitive singular)
daidža (genitive plural)
daidži (dative singular)
daidžama (dative plural)
daidžu (accusative singular)
daidže (accusative plural)
daidžo (singular vocative)
daidže (plural vocative)
daidži (locative singular)
daidžama (locative plural)
daidžom (instrumental singular)
daidžama (instrumental plural)
dȁjdža (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish دایی, طایی (dayı).

(regional, rare, Islam) uncle (mother’s brother)


даиџа

да̀иџа (canonical masculine)
dàidža (romanization)
даиџа (nominative singular)
даиџе (nominative plural)
даиџе (genitive singular)
даиџа (genitive plural)
даиџи (dative singular)
даиџама (dative plural)
даиџу (accusative singular)
даиџе (accusative plural)
даиџо (singular vocative)
даиџе (plural vocative)
даиџи (locative singular)
даиџама (locative plural)
даиџом (instrumental singular)
даиџама (instrumental plural)
да̏јџа (alternative)

(regional, rare, Bosnia) uncle (mother’s brother)


ујак

у̏ја̄к (canonical masculine)
ȕjāk (romanization)
у̏ја̄к (nominative singular)
у̏ја̄ци (nominative plural)
ујака (genitive singular)
ујака (genitive plural)
ујаку (dative singular)
ујацима (dative plural)
ујака (accusative singular)
ујаке (accusative plural)
у̏ја̄че (singular vocative)
ујаци (plural vocative)
ујаку (locative singular)
ујацима (locative plural)
ујаком (instrumental singular)
ујацима (instrumental plural)


тетак

те́так (canonical masculine)
tétak (romanization)
те́так (nominative singular)
те́тци (nominative plural)
тетка (genitive singular)
те̑та̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
тетку (dative singular)
тетцима (dative plural)
тетка (accusative singular)
тетке (accusative plural)
тетку (singular vocative)
тетци (plural vocative)
тетку (locative singular)
тетцима (locative plural)
тетком (instrumental singular)
тетцима (instrumental plural)

uncle (father's or mother's brother-in-law)


tetak

tétak (canonical masculine)
те́так (Cyrillic)
tétak (nominative singular)
tétci (nominative plural)
tetka (genitive singular)
tȇtākā (genitive plural)
tetku (dative singular)
tetcima (dative plural)
tetka (accusative singular)
tetke (accusative plural)
tetku (singular vocative)
tetci (plural vocative)
tetku (locative singular)
tetcima (locative plural)
tetkom (instrumental singular)
tetcima (instrumental plural)


стрина

стри̑на (canonical feminine)
strȋna (romanization)
стрина (nominative singular)
стрине (nominative plural)
стрине (genitive singular)
стрина (genitive plural)
стрини (dative singular)
стринама (dative plural)
стрину (accusative singular)
стрине (accusative plural)
стрино (singular vocative)
стрине (plural vocative)
стрини (locative singular)
стринама (locative plural)
стрином (instrumental singular)
стринама (instrumental plural)


strina

strȋna (canonical feminine)
стри̑на (Cyrillic)
strina (nominative singular)
strine (nominative plural)
strine (genitive singular)
strina (genitive plural)
strini (dative singular)
strinama (dative plural)
strinu (accusative singular)
strine (accusative plural)
strino (singular vocative)
strine (plural vocative)
strini (locative singular)
strinama (locative plural)
strinom (instrumental singular)
strinama (instrumental plural)


амиџинца

From амиџа, from Ottoman Turkish عمجه (amca) (Turkish amca); + -in (possessive suffix) + -ca (feminine suffix).

(chiefly Bosnia) aunt (father's sister-in-law)


amidžinca

sh-noun

amidžinca f (Cyrillic spelling амиџинца)

From amidža, from Ottoman Turkish عمجه (amca) (Turkish amca); + -in (possessive suffix) + -ca (feminine suffix).

(regional, rare, Islam) aunt (father's sister-in-law)


ujna

ȗjna (canonical feminine)
у̑јна (Cyrillic)
ȗjna (nominative singular)
ȗjne (nominative plural)
ȗjnē (genitive singular)
ȗjnī (genitive plural)
ȗjni (dative singular)
ȗjnama (dative plural)
ȗjnu (accusative singular)
ȗjne (accusative plural)
ȗjno (singular vocative)
ȗjne (plural vocative)
ȗjni (locative singular)
ȗjnama (locative plural)
ȗjnōm (instrumental singular)
ȗjnama (instrumental plural)

aunt (mother's sister-in-law, wife of mother's brother)


даиџинца

From да̀иџа + -ин (possessive suffix) + -ца (feminine suffix).

(chiefly Bosnia) aunt (mother's sister-in-law)


daidžinca

daidžinca f (Cyrillic spelling даиџинца)

даиџинца (Cyrillic)
daidžinca (nominative singular)
daidžince (nominative plural)
daidžince (genitive singular)
daidžinca (genitive plural)
daidžinci (dative singular)
daidžincama (dative plural)
daidžincu (accusative singular)
daidžince (accusative plural)
daidžinco (singular vocative)
daidžince (plural vocative)
daidžinci (locative singular)
daidžincama (locative plural)
daidžincom (instrumental singular)
daidžincama (instrumental plural)

From dàidža + -in (possessive suffix) + -ca (feminine suffix).


koledar

kolèdār (canonical masculine)
колѐда̄р (Cyrillic)
kolèdār (nominative singular)
koledari (nominative plural)
koledára (genitive singular)
koledara (genitive plural)
koledaru (dative singular)
koledarima (dative plural)
koledara (accusative singular)
koledare (accusative plural)
koledaru (singular vocative)
koledari (plural vocative)
koledaru (locative singular)
koledarima (locative plural)
koledarom (instrumental singular)
koledarima (instrumental plural)
kolendar (alternative)

From kòleda + -ar. Piecewise doublet of kalendar.


чело

чѐло (canonical neuter)
čèlo (romanization)
чѐло (nominative singular)
чела (nominative plural)
чела (genitive singular)
че́ла̄ (genitive plural)
челу (dative singular)
челима (dative plural)
чело (accusative singular)
чела (accusative plural)
чело (singular vocative)
чела (plural vocative)
челу (locative singular)
челима (locative plural)
челом (instrumental singular)
челима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *čelo, from Proto-Indo-European *kelh₃os.


утроба

у̏троба (canonical feminine)
ȕtroba (romanization)
утроба (nominative singular)
утробе (nominative plural)
утробе (genitive singular)
утроба (genitive plural)
утроби (dative singular)
утробама (dative plural)
утробу (accusative singular)
утробе (accusative plural)
утробо (singular vocative)
утробе (plural vocative)
утроби (locative singular)
утробама (locative plural)
утробом (instrumental singular)
утробама (instrumental plural)


maternica

mȁternica f (Cyrillic spelling ма̏терница)

mȁternica (canonical feminine)
ма̏терница (Cyrillic)
maternica (nominative singular)
maternice (nominative plural)
maternice (genitive singular)
maternica (genitive plural)
maternici (dative singular)
maternicama (dative plural)
maternicu (accusative singular)
maternice (accusative plural)
maternice (singular vocative)
maternico (singular vocative)
maternice (plural vocative)
maternici (locative singular)
maternicama (locative plural)
maternicom (instrumental singular)
maternicama (instrumental plural)
mȁterica (alternative)


сперма

спѐрма (canonical feminine)
spèrma (romanization)
сперма (nominative singular)
сперме (nominative plural)
сперме (genitive singular)
сперма (genitive plural)
сперми (dative singular)
спермама (dative plural)
сперму (accusative singular)
сперме (accusative plural)
спермо (singular vocative)
сперме (plural vocative)
сперми (locative singular)
спермама (locative plural)
спермом (instrumental singular)
спермама (instrumental plural)


сестрица

сѐстрица (canonical feminine)
sèstrica (romanization)
сестрица (nominative singular)
сестрице (nominative plural)
сестрице (genitive singular)
сестрица (genitive plural)
сестрици (dative singular)
сестрицама (dative plural)
сестрицу (accusative singular)
сестрице (accusative plural)
сестрице (singular vocative)
сестрице (plural vocative)
сестрици (locative singular)
сестрицама (locative plural)
сестрицом (instrumental singular)
сестрицама (instrumental plural)

From сѐстра.


звездан

звѐздан (canonical masculine)
zvèzdan (romanization)
звѐздан (nominative singular)
звездани (nominative plural)
звездана (genitive singular)
звездана (genitive plural)
звездану (dative singular)
звезданима (dative plural)
звездан (accusative singular)
звездана (accusative singular)
звездане (accusative plural)
звездане (singular vocative)
звездани (plural vocative)
звездану (locative singular)
звезданима (locative plural)
звезданом (instrumental singular)
звезданима (instrumental plural)
звѐздан (alternative)

sh-decl-noun

звездан / звездана

suffix

зве́зда (“star”) + -ан

(botany) the name of several trefoils of the genus Lotus


zvezdan

zvèzdan (canonical masculine)
звѐздан (Cyrillic)
zvèzdan (nominative singular)
zvezdani (nominative plural)
zvezdana (genitive singular)
zvezdana (genitive plural)
zvezdanu (dative singular)
zvezdanima (dative plural)
zvezdan (accusative singular)
zvezdana (accusative singular)
zvezdane (accusative plural)
zvezdane (singular vocative)
zvezdani (plural vocative)
zvezdanu (locative singular)
zvezdanima (locative plural)
zvezdanom (instrumental singular)
zvezdanima (instrumental plural)
zvèzdan (alternative)

(botany) the name of several trefoils of the genus Lotus.


zvjezdan

zvjèzdan (canonical masculine)
звјѐздан (Cyrillic)
zvjèzdan (nominative singular)
zvjezdani (nominative plural)
zvjezdana (genitive singular)
zvjezdana (genitive plural)
zvjezdanu (dative singular)
zvjezdanima (dative plural)
zvjezdan (accusative singular)
zvjezdana (accusative singular)
zvjezdane (accusative plural)
zvjezdane (singular vocative)
zvjezdani (plural vocative)
zvjezdanu (locative singular)
zvjezdanima (locative plural)
zvjezdanom (instrumental singular)
zvjezdanima (instrumental plural)
zvèzdan (alternative)


слина

сли̏на (canonical feminine)
slȉna (romanization)
сли̏на (nominative singular)
слине (nominative plural)
слине (genitive singular)
сли̑на̄ (genitive plural)
слини (dative singular)
слинама (dative plural)
слину (accusative singular)
слине (accusative plural)
слино (singular vocative)
слине (plural vocative)
слини (locative singular)
слинама (locative plural)
слином (instrumental singular)
слинама (instrumental plural)


kučka

kȕčka (canonical feminine)
ку̏чка (Cyrillic)
kȕčka (nominative singular)
kučke (nominative plural)
kučke (genitive singular)
kȕčākā (genitive plural)
kȕčkī (genitive plural)
kučki (dative singular)
kučkama (dative plural)
kučku (accusative singular)
kučke (accusative plural)
kučko (singular vocative)
kučke (plural vocative)
kučki (locative singular)
kučkama (locative plural)
kučkom (instrumental singular)
kučkama (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

kȕčākā / kȕčkī

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kučьka, borrowed from a Turkic language. Compare to Proto-Turkic *kaŋčïk (“bitch (female dog)”).


пастир

па̀стӣр (canonical masculine)
pàstīr (romanization)
па̀стӣр (nominative singular)
пастири (nominative plural)
пасти́ра (genitive singular)
пастира (genitive plural)
пастиру (dative singular)
пастирима (dative plural)
пастира (accusative singular)
пастире (accusative plural)
пастиру (singular vocative)
пастири (plural vocative)
пастиру (locative singular)
пастирима (locative plural)
пастирем (instrumental singular)
пастирима (instrumental plural)


чобан

чо̀бан (canonical masculine)
čòban (romanization)
чо̀бан (nominative singular)
чо̀бани (nominative plural)
чобана (genitive singular)
чо̏ба̄на̄ (genitive plural)
чобану (dative singular)
чобанима (dative plural)
чобана (accusative singular)
чобане (accusative plural)
чобане (singular vocative)
чобани (plural vocative)
чобану (locative singular)
чобанима (locative plural)
чобаном (instrumental singular)
чобанима (instrumental plural)
чо̀банин (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish چوبان (çoban), from Persian چوبان (čubân). Akin to чо̀бан-ба̀ша, Чоба́нија, чоба̀нлук.


čoban

čòban (canonical masculine)
чо̀бан (Cyrillic)
čòban (nominative singular)
čòbani (nominative plural)
čobana (genitive singular)
čȍbānā (genitive plural)
čobanu (dative singular)
čobanima (dative plural)
čobana (accusative singular)
čobane (accusative plural)
čobane (singular vocative)
čobani (plural vocative)
čobanu (locative singular)
čobanima (locative plural)
čobanom (instrumental singular)
čobanima (instrumental plural)
čòbanin (alternative)

Audio (Central Serbia)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish چوبان (çoban), from Persian چوبان (čubân). First attested in the 17th century. Akin to čòban-bàša, Čobánija, čobànluk.


kelner

kȅlner (canonical masculine)
ке̏лнер (Cyrillic)
kelner (nominative singular)
kelneri (nominative plural)
kelnera (genitive singular)
kelnera (genitive plural)
kelneru (dative singular)
kelnerima (dative plural)
kelnera (accusative singular)
kelnere (accusative plural)
kelneru (singular vocative)
kelneri (plural vocative)
kelneru (locative singular)
kelnerima (locative plural)
kelnerom (instrumental singular)
kelnerima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Kellner; compare Keller (“basement; cellar”).


spolovilo

sh-noun

spolòvilo n (Cyrillic spelling споло̀вило)

spolòvilo (canonical neuter)
споло̀вило (Cyrillic)
spolovilo (nominative singular)
spolovila (nominative plural)
spolovila (genitive singular)
spolovila (genitive plural)
spolovilu (dative singular)
spolovilima (dative plural)
spolovilo (accusative singular)
spolovila (accusative plural)
spolovilo (singular vocative)
spolovila (plural vocative)
spolovilu (locative singular)
spolovilima (locative plural)
spolovilom (instrumental singular)
spolovilima (instrumental plural)


клетка

kletka (romanization)
клетка (nominative singular)
клетке (nominative plural)
клетке (genitive singular)
клетки (genitive plural)
клетака (genitive plural)
клетки (dative singular)
клеткама (dative plural)
клетку (accusative singular)
клетке (accusative plural)
клетко (singular vocative)
клетке (plural vocative)
клетки (locative singular)
клеткама (locative plural)
клетком (instrumental singular)
клеткама (instrumental plural)
клијетка (alternative)

sh-decl-noun

клетки/клетака


тесар

те̏са̄р (canonical masculine)
tȅsār (romanization)
тесар (nominative singular)
тесари (nominative plural)
тесара (genitive singular)
тесара (genitive plural)
тесару (dative singular)
тесарима (dative plural)
тесара (accusative singular)
тесаре (accusative plural)
тесару (singular vocative)
тесари (plural vocative)
тесару (locative singular)
тесарима (locative plural)
тесаром (instrumental singular)
тесарима (instrumental plural)


столар

сто̏ла̄р (canonical masculine)
stȍlār (romanization)
столар (nominative singular)
столари (nominative plural)
столара (genitive singular)
столара (genitive plural)
столару (dative singular)
столарима (dative plural)
столара (accusative singular)
столаре (accusative plural)
столаре (singular vocative)
столару (singular vocative)
столари (plural vocative)
столару (locative singular)
столарима (locative plural)
столаром (instrumental singular)
столарима (instrumental plural)

столаре / столару

From сто̑л + -ар.


klobuk

sh-noun

klòbūk or klȍbūk m (Cyrillic spelling кло̀бӯк or кло̏бӯк, diminutive klobučić, augmentative klobučina, relational adjective klobukov)

klòbūk (canonical)
klȍbūk (canonical masculine)
кло̀бӯк (Cyrillic)
кло̏бӯк (Cyrillic)
klobučić (diminutive)
klobučina (augmentative)
klobukov (adjective relational)
klòbūk (nominative singular)
klobúci (nominative plural)
klobúka (genitive singular)
klobúkā (genitive plural)
klobúku (dative singular)
klobúcima (dative plural)
klòbūk (accusative singular)
klobúke (accusative plural)
klȍbūče (singular vocative)
klobúci (plural vocative)
klȍbūci (plural vocative)
klobúku (locative singular)
klobúcima (locative plural)
klobúkom (instrumental singular)
klobúcima (instrumental plural)
klȍbūk (nominative singular)
klȍbūci (nominative plural)
klȍbūka (genitive singular)
klȍbūkā (genitive plural)
klȍbūku (dative singular)
klȍbūcima (dative plural)
klȍbūk (accusative singular)
klȍbūke (accusative plural)
klȍbūče (singular vocative)
klȍbūci (plural vocative)
klȍbūku (locative singular)
klȍbūcima (locative plural)
klȍbūkom (instrumental singular)
klȍbūcima (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

Declension of klòbūk

Declension of klȍbūk

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *klobukъ̀ (hat) (>klobũk>klobȗk>klòbūk), with similar Turkic origin as kalpak. The meaning "a bubble of water" is of metaphorical and partly onomatopoetic origin, accompanied by the change in accent ◌̀>◌̏.


столица

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


zenica

zènica (canonical feminine)
зѐница (Cyrillic)
zenica (nominative singular)
zenice (nominative plural)
zenice (genitive singular)
zenica (genitive plural)
zenici (dative singular)
zenicama (dative plural)
zenicu (accusative singular)
zenice (accusative plural)
zenice (singular vocative)
zenico (singular vocative)
zenice (plural vocative)
zenici (locative singular)
zenicama (locative plural)
zenicom (instrumental singular)
zenicama (instrumental plural)
zjènica (alternative)
źenica (alternative)


režiser

režìsēr (canonical masculine)
режѝсе̄р (Cyrillic)
režìsēr (nominative singular)
režiseri (nominative plural)
režiséra (genitive singular)
režisera (genitive plural)
režiseru (dative singular)
režiserima (dative plural)
režisera (accusative singular)
režisere (accusative plural)
režiseru (singular vocative)
režiseri (plural vocative)
režiseru (locative singular)
režiserima (locative plural)
režiserom (instrumental singular)
režiserima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Regisseur, from French régisseur.


режисер

режѝсе̄р (canonical masculine)
režìsēr (romanization)
режѝсе̄р (nominative singular)
режисери (nominative plural)
режисе́ра (genitive singular)
режисера (genitive plural)
режисеру (dative singular)
режисерима (dative plural)
режисера (accusative singular)
режисере (accusative plural)
режисеру (singular vocative)
режисери (plural vocative)
режисеру (locative singular)
режисерима (locative plural)
режисером (instrumental singular)
режисерима (instrumental plural)


иглица

ѝглица (canonical feminine)
ìglica (romanization)
иглица (nominative singular)
иглице (nominative plural)
иглице (genitive singular)
иглица (genitive plural)
иглици (dative singular)
иглицама (dative plural)
иглицу (accusative singular)
иглице (accusative plural)
иглице (singular vocative)
иглице (plural vocative)
иглици (locative singular)
иглицама (locative plural)
иглицом (instrumental singular)
иглицама (instrumental plural)

(zoology) garfish (fish of genus Belone)


гуша

гу̏ша (canonical feminine)
gȕša (romanization)
гу̏ша (nominative singular)
гуше (nominative plural)
гуше (genitive singular)
гу̑ша̄ (genitive plural)
гуши (dative singular)
гушама (dative plural)
гушу (accusative singular)
гуше (accusative plural)
гушо (singular vocative)
гуше (plural vocative)
гуши (locative singular)
гушама (locative plural)
гушом (instrumental singular)
гушама (instrumental plural)


međica

mèđica (canonical feminine)
мѐђица (Cyrillic)
mèđica (nominative singular)
međice (nominative plural)
međice (genitive singular)
mȅđīcā (genitive plural)
međici (dative singular)
međicama (dative plural)
međicu (accusative singular)
međice (accusative plural)
međice (singular vocative)
međice (plural vocative)
međici (locative singular)
međicama (locative plural)
međicom (instrumental singular)
međicama (instrumental plural)

Diminutive of mèđa, from Proto-Slavic *meďa, from Proto-Indo-European *medʰ-yeh₂


међица

мѐђица (canonical feminine)
mèđica (romanization)
мѐђица (nominative singular)
међице (nominative plural)
међице (genitive singular)
ме̏ђӣца̄ (genitive plural)
међици (dative singular)
међицама (dative plural)
међицу (accusative singular)
међице (accusative plural)
међице (singular vocative)
међице (plural vocative)
међици (locative singular)
међицама (locative plural)
међицом (instrumental singular)
међицама (instrumental plural)

Diminutive of мѐђа, from Proto-Slavic *meďa, from Proto-Indo-European *medʰ-yeh₂


erekcija

erèkcija (canonical feminine)
ерѐкција (Cyrillic)
erekcija (nominative singular)
erekcije (nominative plural)
erekcije (genitive singular)
erekcija (genitive plural)
erekciji (dative singular)
erekcijama (dative plural)
erekciju (accusative singular)
erekcije (accusative plural)
erekcijo (singular vocative)
erekcije (plural vocative)
erekciji (locative singular)
erekcijama (locative plural)
erekcijom (instrumental singular)
erekcijama (instrumental plural)

Prilikom seksualnog uzbuđenja krvni sudovi penisa ispune se krvlju što dovodi do erekcije.

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

(physiology) erection (stiffening of the penis)


пета

пе́та (canonical feminine)
péta (romanization)
пета (nominative singular)
пете (nominative plural)
пете (genitive singular)
пета (genitive plural)
пети (dative singular)
петама (dative plural)
пету (accusative singular)
пете (accusative plural)
пето (singular vocative)
пете (plural vocative)
пети (locative singular)
петама (locative plural)
петом (instrumental singular)
петама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pęta. Cognate with Bulgarian пета (peta), Slovene peta, Russian пята (pjata), Slovak päta. Non-Slavic cognates include Pashto پونده (pūndaʿh, “heel”) and Old Prussian pentis.


trubač

trùbāč (canonical masculine)
тру̀ба̄ч (Cyrillic)
trùbāč (nominative singular)
trubači (nominative plural)
trubáča (genitive singular)
trubača (genitive plural)
trubaču (dative singular)
trubačima (dative plural)
trubača (accusative singular)
trubače (accusative plural)
trubaču (singular vocative)
trubači (plural vocative)
trubaču (locative singular)
trubačima (locative plural)
trubačem (instrumental singular)
trubačima (instrumental plural)


znoj

znȏj (canonical masculine)
зно̑ј (Cyrillic)
znȏj (nominative singular)
znȍja (genitive singular)
znoju (dative singular)
znoj (accusative singular)
znoju (singular vocative)
znoju (locative singular)
znojem (instrumental singular)


vjeđa

vjȅđa (canonical feminine)
вје̏ђа (Cyrillic)
vjȅđa (nominative singular)
vjeđe (nominative plural)
vjeđe (genitive singular)
vjȇđā (genitive plural)
vjeđi (dative singular)
vjeđama (dative plural)
vjeđu (accusative singular)
vjeđe (accusative plural)
vjeđo (singular vocative)
vjeđe (plural vocative)
vjeđi (locative singular)
vjeđama (locative plural)
vjeđom (instrumental singular)
vjeđama (instrumental plural)
vȅđa (alternative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *věďa. Compare vȋd, vȉdjeti.


jajnik

jȃjnīk (canonical feminine)
ја̑јнӣк (Cyrillic)
jajnik (nominative singular)
jajnici (nominative plural)
jajnika (genitive singular)
jajnika (genitive plural)
jajniku (dative singular)
jajnicima (dative plural)
jajnik (accusative singular)
jajnike (accusative plural)
jajniče (singular vocative)
jajnici (plural vocative)
jajniku (locative singular)
jajnicima (locative plural)
jajnikom (instrumental singular)
jajnicima (instrumental plural)


ножица

но̀жица (canonical feminine)
nòžica (romanization)
но̀жица (nominative singular)
ножице (nominative plural)
ножице (genitive singular)
но̏жӣца̄ (genitive plural)
ножици (dative singular)
ножицама (dative plural)
ножицу (accusative singular)
ножице (accusative plural)
ножице (singular vocative)
ножицо (singular vocative)
ножице (plural vocative)
ножици (locative singular)
ножицама (locative plural)
ножицом (instrumental singular)
ножицама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

ножице / ножицо


krojač

kròjāč (canonical masculine)
кро̀ја̄ч (Cyrillic)
kròjāč (nominative singular)
krojači (nominative plural)
krojáča (genitive singular)
krojača (genitive plural)
krojaču (dative singular)
krojačima (dative plural)
krojača (accusative singular)
krojače (accusative plural)
krojaču (singular vocative)
krojači (plural vocative)
krojaču (locative singular)
krojačima (locative plural)
krojačem (instrumental singular)
krojačima (instrumental plural)

tailor (person who makes, repairs, or alters clothing as profession)


вирус

ви́рус (canonical masculine)
vírus (romanization)
вирус (nominative singular)
вируси (nominative plural)
вируса (genitive singular)
вируса (genitive plural)
вирусу (dative singular)
вирусима (dative plural)
вирус (accusative singular)
вирусе (accusative plural)
вирусе (singular vocative)
вируси (plural vocative)
вирусу (locative singular)
вирусима (locative plural)
вирусом (instrumental singular)
вирусима (instrumental plural)

(medicine) virus (DNA/RNA causing disease)


антибиотик

sh-noun

антибио̀тик m (Latin spelling antibiòtik)

антибио̀тик (canonical masculine)
antibiòtik (romanization)
антибио̀тик (nominative singular)
антибио̀тици (nominative plural)
антибиотика (genitive singular)
антибиотика (genitive plural)
антибиотику (dative singular)
антибиотицима (dative plural)
антибиотик (accusative singular)
антибиотике (accusative plural)
антибиотиче (singular vocative)
антибиотици (plural vocative)
антибиотику (locative singular)
антибиотицима (locative plural)
антибиотиком (instrumental singular)
антибиотицима (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

антибио̀тици

антибиотицима

антибиотицима

антибиотиком

антибиотицима

ан‧ти‧би‧о‧тик


dirigent

dirìgent (canonical masculine)
дирѝгент (Cyrillic)
dirìgent (nominative singular)
dirigenti (nominative plural)
dirigenta (genitive singular)
dirìgenātā (genitive plural)
dirigentu (dative singular)
dirigentima (dative plural)
dirigenta (accusative singular)
dirigente (accusative plural)
dirigente (singular vocative)
dirigenti (plural vocative)
dirigentu (locative singular)
dirigentima (locative plural)
dirigentom (instrumental singular)
dirigentima (instrumental plural)


кошница

ко̏шница (canonical feminine)
kȍšnica (romanization)
кошница (nominative singular)
кошнице (nominative plural)
кошнице (genitive singular)
кошница (genitive plural)
кошници (dative singular)
кошницама (dative plural)
кошницу (accusative singular)
кошнице (accusative plural)
кошницо (singular vocative)
кошнице (plural vocative)
кошници (locative singular)
кошницама (locative plural)
кошницом (instrumental singular)
кошницама (instrumental plural)

koš (“basket”) + -nica (“place”)
кош (“basket”) + -ница (“place”).


трубач

тру̀ба̄ч (canonical masculine)
trùbāč (romanization)
тру̀ба̄ч (nominative singular)
трубачи (nominative plural)
труба́ча (genitive singular)
трубача (genitive plural)
трубачу (dative singular)
трубачима (dative plural)
трубача (accusative singular)
трубаче (accusative plural)
трубачу (singular vocative)
трубачи (plural vocative)
трубачу (locative singular)
трубачима (locative plural)
трубачем (instrumental singular)
трубачима (instrumental plural)


gmaz

gmȃz (canonical masculine)
гма̑з (Cyrillic)
gmȃz (nominative singular)
gmȁzovi (nominative plural)
gmaza (genitive singular)
gmȁzōvā (genitive plural)
gmazu (dative singular)
gmazovima (dative plural)
gmaza (accusative singular)
gmazove (accusative plural)
gmaze (singular vocative)
gmazovi (plural vocative)
gmazu (locative singular)
gmazovima (locative plural)
gmazom (instrumental singular)
gmazovima (instrumental plural)


gmizavac

sh-noun

gmȉzavac m (Cyrillic spelling гми̏завац)

gmȉzavac (canonical masculine)
гми̏завац (Cyrillic)
gmȉzavac (nominative singular)
gmȉzāvci (nominative plural)
gmȉzāvca (genitive singular)
gmizavaca (genitive plural)
gmizavcu (dative singular)
gmizavcima (dative plural)
gmizavca (accusative singular)
gmizavce (accusative plural)
gmȉzāvče (singular vocative)
gmizavci (plural vocative)
gmizavcu (locative singular)
gmizavcima (locative plural)
gmizavcem (instrumental singular)
gmizavcima (instrumental plural)

(zoology, chiefly Bosnia, Serbia) reptile


гмизавац

гми̏завац (canonical masculine)
gmȉzavac (romanization)
гми̏завац (nominative singular)
гми̏за̄вци (nominative plural)
гми̏за̄вца (genitive singular)
гмизаваца (genitive plural)
гмизавцу (dative singular)
гмизавцима (dative plural)
гмизавца (accusative singular)
гмизавце (accusative plural)
гми̏за̄вче (singular vocative)
гмизавци (plural vocative)
гмизавцу (locative singular)
гмизавцима (locative plural)
гмизавцем (instrumental singular)
гмизавцима (instrumental plural)


muva

мува (Cyrillic)
muva (nominative singular)
muve (nominative plural)
muve (genitive singular)
muva (genitive plural)
muvi (dative singular)
muvama (dative plural)
muvu (accusative singular)
muve (accusative plural)
muvo (singular vocative)
muve (plural vocative)
muvi (locative singular)
muvama (locative plural)
muvom (instrumental singular)
muvama (instrumental plural)
mufa (alternative)
mùha (alternative)


мува

му̀ва (canonical feminine)
mùva (romanization)
му̀ва (nominative singular)
муве (nominative plural)
муве (genitive singular)
му́ва̄ (genitive plural)
муви (dative singular)
мувама (dative plural)
муву (accusative singular)
муве (accusative plural)
муво (singular vocative)
муве (plural vocative)
муви (locative singular)
мувама (locative plural)
мувом (instrumental singular)
мувама (instrumental plural)
му̀ха (alternative)

(regional Bosnia, Montenegro, Serbia) fly (insect)


наследник

на́следнӣк (canonical masculine)
následnīk (romanization)
наследник (nominative singular)
наследници (nominative plural)
наследника (genitive singular)
наследника (genitive plural)
наследнику (dative singular)
наследницима (dative plural)
наследника (accusative singular)
наследнике (accusative plural)
наследниче (singular vocative)
наследници (plural vocative)
наследнику (locative singular)
наследницима (locative plural)
наследником (instrumental singular)
наследницима (instrumental plural)
на́сљеднӣк (alternative)

sh-decl-noun

наследницима

наследницима

наследницима


костур

ко̏стӯр (canonical masculine)
kȍstūr (romanization)
костур (nominative singular)
костури (nominative plural)
костура (genitive singular)
костура (genitive plural)
костуру (dative singular)
костурима (dative plural)
костур (accusative singular)
костуре (accusative plural)
костуре (singular vocative)
костури (plural vocative)
костуру (locative singular)
костурима (locative plural)
костуром (instrumental singular)
костурима (instrumental plural)


композитор

sh-noun

компо̀зӣтор m (Latin spelling kompòzītor)

компо̀зӣтор (canonical masculine)
kompòzītor (romanization)
композитор (nominative singular)
композитори (nominative plural)
композитора (genitive singular)
композитора (genitive plural)
композитору (dative singular)
композиторима (dative plural)
композитора (accusative singular)
композиторе (accusative plural)
композиторе (singular vocative)
композитори (plural vocative)
композитору (locative singular)
композиторима (locative plural)
композитором (instrumental singular)
композиторима (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

композиторима

композиторима

композитором

композиторима

ком‧по‧зи‧тор

(music) composer, compositor, songwriter


stilistica

sh-noun

stìlistica f (Cyrillic spelling стѝлистица)

stìlistica (canonical feminine)
стѝлистица (Cyrillic)
stilistica (nominative singular)
stilistice (nominative plural)
stilistice (genitive singular)
stilistica (genitive plural)
stilistici (dative singular)
stilisticama (dative plural)
stilisticu (accusative singular)
stilistice (accusative plural)
stilistico (singular vocative)
stilistice (plural vocative)
stilistici (locative singular)
stilisticama (locative plural)
stilisticom (instrumental singular)
stilisticama (instrumental plural)


рој

ро̑ј (canonical masculine)
rȏj (romanization)
ро̑ј (nominative singular)
ро̀јеви (nominative plural)
ро̏ја (genitive singular)
ројева (genitive plural)
роју (dative singular)
ројевима (dative plural)
рој (accusative singular)
ројеве (accusative plural)
роје (singular vocative)
ројеви (plural vocative)
роју (locative singular)
ројевима (locative plural)
ројем (instrumental singular)
ројевима (instrumental plural)


оток

о̏то̄к (canonical masculine)
ȍtōk (romanization)
о̏то̄к (nominative singular)
о̏тоци (nominative plural)
о̏тока (genitive singular)
о̏то̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
о̏току (dative singular)
о̏тоцима (dative plural)
о̏ток (accusative singular)
о̏токе (accusative plural)
о̏точе (singular vocative)
о̏тоци (plural vocative)
о̏току (locative singular)
о̏тоцима (locative plural)
о̏током (instrumental singular)
о̏тоцима (instrumental plural)


грч

гр̏ч (canonical masculine)
gȑč (romanization)
гр̏ч (nominative singular)
гр̀чеви (nominative plural)
грча (genitive singular)
грчева (genitive plural)
грчу (dative singular)
грчевима (dative plural)
грч (accusative singular)
грчеве (accusative plural)
грчу (singular vocative)
грчеви (plural vocative)
грчу (locative singular)
грчевима (locative plural)
грчем (instrumental singular)
грчевима (instrumental plural)


konobar

kȍnobār (canonical masculine)
ко̏ноба̄р (Cyrillic)
konobar (nominative singular)
konobari (nominative plural)
konobara (genitive singular)
konobara (genitive plural)
konobaru (dative singular)
konobarima (dative plural)
konobara (accusative singular)
konobare (accusative plural)
konobaru (singular vocative)
konobari (plural vocative)
konobaru (locative singular)
konobarima (locative plural)
konobarom (instrumental singular)
konobarima (instrumental plural)

waiter (male attendant who serves customers in a restaurant)


конобар

ко̏ноба̄р (canonical masculine)
kȍnobār (romanization)
конобар (nominative singular)
конобари (nominative plural)
конобара (genitive singular)
конобара (genitive plural)
конобару (dative singular)
конобарима (dative plural)
конобара (accusative singular)
конобаре (accusative plural)
конобару (singular vocative)
конобари (plural vocative)
конобару (locative singular)
конобарима (locative plural)
конобаром (instrumental singular)
конобарима (instrumental plural)


корен

ко̏ре̄н (canonical masculine)
kȍrēn (romanization)
корен (nominative singular)
корени (nominative plural)
корена (genitive singular)
корена (genitive plural)
корену (dative singular)
коренима (dative plural)
корен (accusative singular)
корене (accusative plural)
корене (singular vocative)
корени (plural vocative)
корену (locative singular)
коренима (locative plural)
кореном (instrumental singular)
коренима (instrumental plural)
ко̏рије̄н (alternative)


deda

dȅda (canonical masculine)
де̏да (Cyrillic)
dȅda (nominative singular)
dȅde (nominative plural)
dȅdē (genitive singular)
dêdā (genitive plural)
dȅdi (dative singular)
dȅdama (dative plural)
dȅdu (accusative singular)
dȅde (accusative plural)
dȅda (singular vocative)
dȅde (plural vocative)
dȅdi (locative singular)
dȅdama (locative plural)
dȅdōm (instrumental singular)
dȅdama (instrumental plural)
dȅd (alternative)
djȅd (alternative)
dȉd (alternative)


деда

де̏да (canonical masculine)
dȅda (romanization)
де̏д (alternative)
дје̏д (alternative)
ди̏д (alternative)


руно

ру̑но (canonical neuter)
rȗno (romanization)
руно (nominative singular)
руна (nominative plural)
руна (genitive singular)
руна (genitive plural)
руну (dative singular)
рунима (dative plural)
руно (accusative singular)
руна (accusative plural)
руно (singular vocative)
руна (plural vocative)
руну (locative singular)
рунима (locative plural)
руном (instrumental singular)
рунима (instrumental plural)


вуна

ву̏на (canonical feminine)
vȕna (romanization)
вуна (nominative singular)
вуне (nominative plural)
вуне (genitive singular)
вуна (genitive plural)
вуни (dative singular)
вунама (dative plural)
вуну (accusative singular)
вуне (accusative plural)
вуно (singular vocative)
вуне (plural vocative)
вуни (locative singular)
вунама (locative plural)
вуном (instrumental singular)
вунама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *vьlna (“wool”), from Proto-Balto-Slavic *wílˀnāˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *h₂wĺ̥h₁neh₂ (“wool”).


адреналин

sh-noun

адрена̀лӣнскӣ

адрена̀лӣн m (Latin spelling adrenàlīn, relational adjective адрена̀лӣнскӣ)

адрена̀лӣн (canonical masculine)
adrenàlīn (romanization)
адрена̀лӣнскӣ (adjective relational)
адрена̀лӣн (nominative singular)
адренали́на (genitive singular)
адренали́ну (dative singular)
адрена̀лӣн (accusative singular)
а̏дреналӣне (singular vocative)
адренали́ну (locative singular)
адренали́ном (instrumental singular)

sh-decl-noun-unc

адренали́ном

а‧дре‧на‧лин

(biochemistry) adrenaline (epinephrine, the hormone and neurotransmitter)


аеробиологија

sh-noun

аеробиоло̀гија

аеробиоло̀гија f (Latin spelling aerobiològija)

аеробиоло̀гија (canonical feminine)
aerobiològija (romanization)
аеробиологија (nominative singular)
аеробиологије (nominative plural)
аеробиологије (genitive singular)
аеробиологија (genitive plural)
аеробиологији (dative singular)
аеробиологијама (dative plural)
аеробиологију (accusative singular)
аеробиологије (accusative plural)
аеробиологијо (singular vocative)
аеробиологије (plural vocative)
аеробиологији (locative singular)
аеробиологијама (locative plural)
аеробиологијом (instrumental singular)
аеробиологијама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

аеробиологија

аеробиологије

аеробиологије

аеробиологија

аеробиологији

аеробиологијама

аеробиологију

аеробиологије

аеробиологијо

аеробиологије

аеробиологији

аеробиологијама

аеробиологијом

аеробиологијама

(biology) aerobiology (the study of the dispersion of airborne biological materials, as pollen, spores, microorganisms, or viruses)


supruga

sȕpruga (canonical feminine)
су̏пруга (Cyrillic)
supruga (nominative singular)
supruge (nominative plural)
supruge (genitive singular)
supruga (genitive plural)
supruzi (dative singular)
suprugama (dative plural)
suprugu (accusative singular)
supruge (accusative plural)
suprugo (singular vocative)
supruge (plural vocative)
supruzi (locative singular)
suprugama (locative plural)
suprugom (instrumental singular)
suprugama (instrumental plural)


ноздрва

но̏здрва (canonical feminine)
nȍzdrva (romanization)
ноздрва (nominative singular)
ноздрве (nominative plural)
ноздрве (genitive singular)
ноздрва (genitive plural)
ноздрви (dative singular)
ноздрвама (dative plural)
ноздрву (accusative singular)
ноздрве (accusative plural)
ноздрво (singular vocative)
ноздрве (plural vocative)
ноздрви (locative singular)
ноздрвама (locative plural)
ноздрвом (instrumental singular)
ноздрвама (instrumental plural)


gnezdo

gnézdo (canonical neuter)
гне́здо (Cyrillic)
gnezdo (nominative singular)
gnezda (nominative plural)
gnezda (genitive singular)
gnezda (genitive plural)
gnezdu (dative singular)
gnezdima (dative plural)
gnezdo (accusative singular)
gnezda (accusative plural)
gnezdo (singular vocative)
gnezda (plural vocative)
gnezdu (locative singular)
gnezdima (locative plural)
gnezdom (instrumental singular)
gnezdima (instrumental plural)
gnijézdo (alternative)
gnízdo (alternative)

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


гнездо

гне́здо (canonical neuter)
gnézdo (romanization)
гнездо (nominative singular)
гнезда (nominative plural)
гнезда (genitive singular)
гнезда (genitive plural)
гнезду (dative singular)
гнездима (dative plural)
гнездо (accusative singular)
гнезда (accusative plural)
гнездо (singular vocative)
гнезда (plural vocative)
гнезду (locative singular)
гнездима (locative plural)
гнездом (instrumental singular)
гнездима (instrumental plural)
гнијездо (alternative)
гниздо (alternative)


gnijezdo

sh-noun

gnijézdo n (Cyrillic spelling гније́здо)

gnijézdo (canonical neuter)
гније́здо (Cyrillic)
gnijezdo (nominative singular)
gnijezda (nominative plural)
gnijezda (genitive singular)
gnijezda (genitive plural)
gnijezdu (dative singular)
gnijezdima (dative plural)
gnijezdo (accusative singular)
gnijezda (accusative plural)
gnijezdo (singular vocative)
gnijezda (plural vocative)
gnijezdu (locative singular)
gnijezdima (locative plural)
gnijezdom (instrumental singular)
gnijezdima (instrumental plural)
gnézdo (alternative)

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


krletka

kr̀letka (canonical masculine)
кр̀летка (Cyrillic)
krletka (nominative singular)
krletke (nominative plural)
krletke (genitive singular)
kr̀letākā (genitive plural)
kr̀letkī (genitive plural)
krletki (dative singular)
krletkama (dative plural)
krletku (accusative singular)
krletke (accusative plural)
krletko (singular vocative)
krletke (plural vocative)
krletki (locative singular)
krletkama (locative plural)
krletkom (instrumental singular)
krletkama (instrumental plural)


крлетка

кр̀летка (canonical masculine)
kr̀letka (romanization)
крлетка (nominative singular)
крлетке (nominative plural)
крлетке (genitive singular)
кр̀лета̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
кр̀леткӣ (genitive plural)
крлетки (dative singular)
крлеткама (dative plural)
крлетку (accusative singular)
крлетке (accusative plural)
крлетко (singular vocative)
крлетке (plural vocative)
крлетки (locative singular)
крлеткама (locative plural)
крлетком (instrumental singular)
крлеткама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

кр̀лета̄ка̄ / кр̀леткӣ


šaka

sh-noun

šȁka f (Cyrillic spelling ша̏ка, augmentative šačetina)

šȁka (canonical feminine)
ша̏ка (Cyrillic)
šačetina (augmentative)
šȁka (nominative singular)
šake (nominative plural)
šake (genitive singular)
šȃkā (genitive plural)
šȁci (dative singular)
šakama (dative plural)
šaku (accusative singular)
šake (accusative plural)
šako (singular vocative)
šake (plural vocative)
šȁci (locative singular)
šakama (locative plural)
šakom (instrumental singular)
šakama (instrumental plural)

Deverbal of Proto-Slavic *čakati (“to hold, to grab”).


tetiva

tètiva (canonical feminine)
тѐтива (Cyrillic)
tetiva (nominative singular)
tetive (nominative plural)
tetive (genitive singular)
tetiva (genitive plural)
tetivi (dative singular)
tetivama (dative plural)
tetivu (accusative singular)
tetive (accusative plural)
tetivo (singular vocative)
tetive (plural vocative)
tetivi (locative singular)
tetivama (locative plural)
tetivom (instrumental singular)
tetivama (instrumental plural)


ječam

jèčam (canonical masculine)
јѐчам (Cyrillic)
ječam (nominative singular)
ječmovi (nominative plural)
ječma (genitive singular)
ječmova (genitive plural)
ječmu (dative singular)
ječmovima (dative plural)
ječam (accusative singular)
ječmove (accusative plural)
ječme (singular vocative)
ječmovi (plural vocative)
ječmu (locative singular)
ječmovima (locative plural)
ječmom (instrumental singular)
ječmovima (instrumental plural)


podbradak

sh-noun

pòdbradak m (Cyrillic spelling по̀дбрадак)

pòdbradak (canonical masculine)
по̀дбрадак (Cyrillic)


dječak

djèčāk (canonical masculine)
дјѐча̄к (Cyrillic)
djèčāk (nominative singular)
dječáci (nominative plural)
dječáka (genitive singular)
dječákā (genitive plural)
dječáku (dative singular)
dječácima (dative plural)
dječáka (accusative singular)
dječáke (accusative plural)
djèčāče (singular vocative)
dječáci (plural vocative)
dječáku (locative singular)
dječácima (locative plural)
dječákom (instrumental singular)
dječácima (instrumental plural)
dèčāk (alternative)


voditelj

vòditelj (canonical masculine)
во̀дитељ (Cyrillic)
voditelj (nominative singular)
voditelji (nominative plural)
voditelja (genitive singular)
voditelja (genitive plural)
voditelju (dative singular)
voditeljima (dative plural)
voditelja (accusative singular)
voditelje (accusative plural)
voditelju (singular vocative)
voditelji (plural vocative)
voditelju (locative singular)
voditeljima (locative plural)
voditeljem (instrumental singular)
voditeljima (instrumental plural)


pčelar

pčèlār (canonical masculine)
пчѐла̄р (Cyrillic)
pčelar (nominative singular)
pčelari (nominative plural)
pčelara (genitive singular)
pčelara (genitive plural)
pčelaru (dative singular)
pčelarima (dative plural)
pčelara (accusative singular)
pčelare (accusative plural)
pčelaru (singular vocative)
pčelari (plural vocative)
pčelaru (locative singular)
pčelarima (locative plural)
pčelarem (instrumental singular)
pčelarima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *bьčeľařь. By surface analysis, pčela + -ar.


poznanik

pòznanīk m (Cyrillic spelling по̀знанӣк)

pòznanīk (canonical masculine)
по̀знанӣк (Cyrillic)
pòznanīk (nominative singular)
pòznanīci (nominative plural)
poznanika (genitive singular)
poznanika (genitive plural)
poznaniku (dative singular)
poznanicima (dative plural)
poznanika (accusative singular)
poznanike (accusative plural)
pòznanīče (singular vocative)
poznanici (plural vocative)
poznaniku (locative singular)
poznanicima (locative plural)
poznanikom (instrumental singular)
poznanicima (instrumental plural)


плацента

пла̀це̄нта (canonical feminine)
plàcēnta (romanization)
пла̀це̄нта (nominative singular)
плаценте (nominative plural)
плаценте (genitive singular)
пла̀цена̄та̄ (genitive plural)
пла̀це̄нтӣ (genitive plural)
плаценти (dative singular)
плацентама (dative plural)
плаценту (accusative singular)
плаценте (accusative plural)
плаценто (singular vocative)
плаценте (plural vocative)
плаценти (locative singular)
плацентама (locative plural)
плацентом (instrumental singular)
плацентама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

пла̀цена̄та̄/пла̀це̄нтӣ


постељица

sh-noun

по̏стељица f (Latin spelling pȍsteljica)

по̏стељица (canonical feminine)
pȍsteljica (romanization)
постељица (nominative singular)
постељице (nominative plural)
постељице (genitive singular)
постељица (genitive plural)
постељици (dative singular)
постељицама (dative plural)
постељицу (accusative singular)
постељице (accusative plural)
постељице (singular vocative)
постељицо (singular vocative)
постељице (plural vocative)
постељици (locative singular)
постељицама (locative plural)
постељицом (instrumental singular)
постељицама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

постељице / постељицо

по‧сте‧љи‧ца


posteljica

sh-noun

pȍsteljica f (Cyrillic spelling по̏стељица)

pȍsteljica (canonical feminine)
по̏стељица (Cyrillic)
posteljica (nominative singular)
posteljice (nominative plural)
posteljice (genitive singular)
posteljica (genitive plural)
posteljici (dative singular)
posteljicama (dative plural)
posteljicu (accusative singular)
posteljice (accusative plural)
posteljice (singular vocative)
posteljico (singular vocative)
posteljice (plural vocative)
posteljici (locative singular)
posteljicama (locative plural)
posteljicom (instrumental singular)
posteljicama (instrumental plural)


јајник

ја̑јнӣк (canonical feminine)
jȃjnīk (romanization)
јајник (nominative singular)
јајници (nominative plural)
јајника (genitive singular)
јајника (genitive plural)
јајнику (dative singular)
јајницима (dative plural)
јајник (accusative singular)
јајнике (accusative plural)
јајниче (singular vocative)
јајници (plural vocative)
јајнику (locative singular)
јајницима (locative plural)
јајником (instrumental singular)
јајницима (instrumental plural)


ovarij

òvārīj (canonical masculine)
о̀ва̄рӣј (Cyrillic)

From New Latin ovarium, from Latin ovum (“egg”).

2002, Ivo Matoničkin and Radovan Erber, Opća zoologija, (Školska knjiga, Zagreb), p. 272

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U životinja koje su genetički determinirane kao ženke razvoj se androgene žlijezde prekida, a razvija se ovarij koji pak hormonalnom ženskom diferencijacijom utječe na određivanje sekundarnih spolnih značajki.


Nizozemac

sh-proper noun

Nizozémac m (Cyrillic spelling Низозе́мац)

Nizozémac (canonical masculine)
Низозе́мац (Cyrillic)
Nizozémac (nominative singular)
Nizozémci (nominative plural)
Nizozemca (genitive singular)
Nizozemaca (genitive plural)
Nizozemcu (dative singular)
Nizozemcima (dative plural)
Nizozemca (accusative singular)
Nizozemce (accusative plural)
Nizozemče (singular vocative)
Nizozemci (plural vocative)
Nizozemcu (locative singular)
Nizozemcima (locative plural)
Nizozemcem (instrumental singular)
Nizozemcima (instrumental plural)


Hrvat

sh-noun

Hr̀vāt m (Cyrillic spelling Хр̀ва̄т, female equivalent Hrvàtica)

Hr̀vāt (canonical masculine)
Хр̀ва̄т (Cyrillic)
Hrvàtica (feminine)
Hr̀vāt (nominative singular)
Hrváti (nominative plural)
Hrváta (genitive singular)
Hrvata (genitive plural)
Hrvatu (dative singular)
Hrvatima (dative plural)
Hrvata (accusative singular)
Hrvate (accusative plural)
Hrvate (singular vocative)
Hrvati (plural vocative)
Hrvatu (locative singular)
Hrvatima (locative plural)
Hrvatom (instrumental singular)
Hrvatima (instrumental plural)

desctree

→ French: cravate
→ Gulf Arabic: كرفتة (karafitta)
→ Dutch: kravat
→ English: cravat
→ Galician: gravata
→ German: Krawatte
→ Czech: kravata
→ Danish: kravat
→ Serbo-Croatian: kravata
→ Slovak: kravata
→ Ukrainian: краватка (kravatka)
→ Greek: γραβάτα (graváta)
→ Irish: carbhat
→ Italian: cravatta
→ Hijazi Arabic: كرفتة (karafitta, karavitta)
→ Spanish: corbata
→ Cebuano: korbata
→ Maranao: korbata
→ Sambali: korbata
→ Tagalog: kurbata
→ Yogad: kurbata
→ Manx: carvat
→ Persian: کراوات (kerâvât)
→ Polish: krawat
→ Portuguese: gravata
→ Turkish: kravat
→ Vietnamese: cà vạt

→ Venetan: croata

→ Middle Low German: krabat

Danish: krabat

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *xъrvatъ; further derivation is unknown and uncertain. See Etymology of Croatia on Wikipedia.

Croat or Croatian (male, male and female or unspecified)


Talijan

Talìjān (canonical masculine)
Талѝја̄н (Cyrillic)
Talijan (nominative singular)
Talijani (nominative plural)
Talijana (genitive singular)
Talijana (genitive plural)
Talijanu (dative singular)
Talijanima (dative plural)
Talijana (accusative singular)
Talijane (accusative plural)
Talijane (singular vocative)
Talijani (plural vocative)
Talijanu (locative singular)
Talijanima (locative plural)
Talijanom (instrumental singular)
Talijanima (instrumental plural)
Italìjān (alternative)


Talijanka

sh-proper noun

Talìjānka f (Cyrillic spelling Талѝја̄нка)

Talìjānka (canonical feminine)
Талѝја̄нка (Cyrillic)
Talijanka (nominative singular)
Talijanke (nominative plural)
Talijanke (genitive singular)
Talijanka (genitive plural)
Talijanki (dative singular)
Talijankama (dative plural)
Talijanku (accusative singular)
Talijanke (accusative plural)
Talijanko (singular vocative)
Talijanke (plural vocative)
Talijanki (locative singular)
Talijankama (locative plural)
Talijankom (instrumental singular)
Talijankama (instrumental plural)
Italìjānka (alternative)


pravnik

prȃvnīk (canonical masculine)
пра̑внӣк (Cyrillic)
prȃvnīk (nominative singular)
prȃvnīci (nominative plural)
pravnika (genitive singular)
pravnika (genitive plural)
pravniku (dative singular)
pravnicima (dative plural)
pravnika (accusative singular)
pravnike (accusative plural)
prȃvnīče (singular vocative)
pravnici (plural vocative)
pravniku (locative singular)
pravnicima (locative plural)
pravnikom (instrumental singular)
pravnicima (instrumental plural)


pravnica

sh-noun

prȃvnica f (Cyrillic spelling пра̑вница)

prȃvnica (canonical feminine)
пра̑вница (Cyrillic)
pravnica (nominative singular)
pravnice (nominative plural)
pravnice (genitive singular)
pravnica (genitive plural)
pravnici (dative singular)
pravnicama (dative plural)
pravnicu (accusative singular)
pravnice (accusative plural)
pravnice (singular vocative)
pravnice (plural vocative)
pravnici (locative singular)
pravnicama (locative plural)
pravnicom (instrumental singular)
pravnicama (instrumental plural)


baća

báća (canonical masculine)
ба́ћа (Cyrillic)
baća (nominative singular)
baće (nominative plural)
baće (genitive singular)
baća (genitive plural)
baći (dative singular)
baćama (dative plural)
baću (accusative singular)
baće (accusative plural)
baćo (singular vocative)
baće (plural vocative)
baći (locative singular)
baćama (locative plural)
baćom (instrumental singular)
baćama (instrumental plural)


govornik

gòvōrnīk m (Cyrillic spelling го̀во̄рнӣк)

gòvōrnīk (canonical masculine)
го̀во̄рнӣк (Cyrillic)
gòvōrnīk (nominative singular)
gòvōrnīci (nominative plural)
govornika (genitive singular)
govornika (genitive plural)
govorniku (dative singular)
govornicima (dative plural)
govornika (accusative singular)
govornike (accusative plural)
gòvōrnīče (singular vocative)
govornici (plural vocative)
govorniku (locative singular)
govornicima (locative plural)
govornikom (instrumental singular)
govornicima (instrumental plural)


glasnogovornik

glasnogovòrnīk m (Cyrillic spelling гласногово̀рнӣк)

glasnogovòrnīk (canonical masculine)
гласногово̀рнӣк (Cyrillic)
glasnogovòrnīk (nominative singular)
glasnogovorníci (nominative plural)
glasnogovorníka (genitive singular)
glasnogovornika (genitive plural)
glasnogovorniku (dative singular)
glasnogovornicima (dative plural)
glasnogovornika (accusative singular)
glasnogovornike (accusative plural)
glasnogovorniče (singular vocative)
glasnogovornici (plural vocative)
glasnogovorniku (locative singular)
glasnogovornicima (locative plural)
glasnogovornikom (instrumental singular)
glasnogovornicima (instrumental plural)

spokesman (especially of public relations)