pet

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pętь, from Proto-Indo-European *pénkʷe.


tri

trȋ (canonical)
три (Cyrillic)
trȋ (nominative singular)
trìjū (genitive singular)
trìma (dative singular)
trȋ (accusative singular)
trȋ (singular vocative)
trìma (locative singular)
trìma (instrumental singular)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *tri, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *tríjes, from Proto-Indo-European *tréyes.


som

sȍm (canonical masculine)
со̏м (Cyrillic)

The origins of this term are unclear. Possibly because som (catfish) is a big fish. Others believe it is due to the 1000 dinar banknotes of 1955, on which the person depicted appears to have two fish eyes (instead of welding goggles) on his head.

dva soma

(colloquial) grand (a thousand of something, especially but not only money)


deset

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *desętь, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *déśimt, from Proto-Indo-European *déḱm̥t.


sto

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sъto, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *śímta, from Proto-Indo-European *ḱm̥tóm.


три

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *trьje, from Proto-Indo-European *tréyes.


два

два̑ (canonical)
dvȃ (romanization)
два̑ (masculine neuter nominative)
дви̏је (feminine nominative)
две̏ (feminine nominative)
два̀ју (genitive masculine neuter)
двѝјӯ (feminine genitive)
два̀ма (dative masculine neuter)
двјѐма (dative feminine)
двѐма (dative feminine)
два̑ (accusative masculine neuter)
дви̏је (accusative feminine)
две̏ (accusative feminine)
два̑ (masculine neuter vocative)
дви̏је (feminine vocative)
две̏ (feminine vocative)
два̀ма (locative masculine neuter)
двјѐма (feminine locative)
двѐма (feminine locative)
два̀ма (instrumental masculine neuter)
двјѐма (feminine instrumental)
двѐма (feminine instrumental)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *dъva, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *duwō, from Proto-Indo-European *dwóh₁.


petak

pétak (canonical masculine)
пе́так (Cyrillic)
pétak (nominative singular)
péci (nominative plural)
petka (genitive singular)
pȇtākā (genitive plural)
petku (dative singular)
pecima (dative plural)
petak (accusative singular)
petke (accusative plural)
petku (singular vocative)
peci (plural vocative)
petku (locative singular)
pecima (locative plural)
petkom (instrumental singular)
pecima (instrumental plural)


један

јѐдан (canonical)
jèdan (romanization)
један (masculine nominative singular)
једна (feminine nominative singular)
једно (neuter nominative singular)
једна (genitive masculine singular)
једне (feminine genitive singular)
једна (genitive neuter singular)
једну (dative masculine singular)
једној (dative feminine singular)
једну (dative neuter singular)
један (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
једну (accusative feminine singular)
једно (accusative neuter singular)
једна (accusative animate masculine singular)
један (masculine singular vocative)
једна (feminine singular vocative)
једно (neuter singular vocative)
једну (locative masculine singular)
једној (feminine locative singular)
једну (locative neuter singular)
једним (instrumental masculine singular)
једном (feminine instrumental singular)
једним (instrumental neuter singular)
једни (masculine nominative plural)
једне (feminine nominative plural)
једна (neuter nominative plural)
једних (genitive masculine plural)
једних (feminine genitive plural)
једних (genitive neuter plural)
једним (dative masculine plural)
једнима (dative masculine plural)
једним (dative feminine plural)
једнима (dative feminine plural)
једним (dative neuter plural)
једнима (dative neuter plural)
једне (accusative masculine plural)
једне (accusative feminine plural)
једна (accusative neuter plural)
једни (masculine plural vocative)
једне (feminine plural vocative)
једна (neuter plural vocative)
једним (locative masculine plural)
једнима (locative masculine plural)
једним (feminine locative plural)
једнима (feminine locative plural)
једним (locative neuter plural)
једнима (locative neuter plural)
једним (instrumental masculine plural)
једнима (instrumental masculine plural)
једним (feminine instrumental plural)
једнима (feminine instrumental plural)
једним (instrumental neuter plural)
једнима (instrumental neuter plural)
једни (masculine nominative singular)
једна (feminine nominative singular)
једно (neuter nominative singular)
једног (genitive masculine singular)
једнога (genitive masculine singular)
једне (feminine genitive singular)
једног (genitive neuter singular)
једнога (genitive neuter singular)
једному (dative masculine singular)
једноме (dative masculine singular)
једној (dative feminine singular)
једному (dative neuter singular)
једноме (dative neuter singular)
једни (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
једну (accusative feminine singular)
једно (accusative neuter singular)
једног (accusative animate masculine singular)
једнога (accusative animate masculine singular)
једни (masculine singular vocative)
једна (feminine singular vocative)
једно (neuter singular vocative)
једноме (locative masculine singular)
једному (locative masculine singular)
једној (feminine locative singular)
једноме (locative neuter singular)
једному (locative neuter singular)
једним (instrumental masculine singular)
једном (feminine instrumental singular)
једним (instrumental neuter singular)
једни (masculine nominative plural)
једне (feminine nominative plural)
једна (neuter nominative plural)
једних (genitive masculine plural)
једних (feminine genitive plural)
једних (genitive neuter plural)
једним (dative masculine plural)
једнима (dative masculine plural)
једним (dative feminine plural)
једнима (dative feminine plural)
једним (dative neuter plural)
једнима (dative neuter plural)
једне (accusative masculine plural)
једне (accusative feminine plural)
једна (accusative neuter plural)
једни (masculine plural vocative)
једне (feminine plural vocative)
једна (neuter plural vocative)
једним (locative masculine plural)
једнима (locative masculine plural)
једним (feminine locative plural)
једнима (feminine locative plural)
једним (locative neuter plural)
једнима (locative neuter plural)
једним (instrumental masculine plural)
једнима (instrumental masculine plural)
једним (feminine instrumental plural)
једнима (feminine instrumental plural)
једним (instrumental neuter plural)
једнима (instrumental neuter plural)

indefinite forms

definite forms

једни
једног(а)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *(j)edьnъ, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *óynos (“one, single”).


седам

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sedmь, from Proto-Indo-European *septḿ̥.


četiri

čètiri (canonical)
чѐтири (Cyrillic)
čètiri (nominative singular)
četirìjū (genitive singular)
četirìma (dative singular)
čètiri (accusative singular)
čètiri (singular vocative)
četirìma (locative singular)
četirìma (instrumental singular)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *četyre, from Proto-Indo-European *kʷetwóres.


osam

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *osmь, from Proto-Indo-European *oḱtṓw.


jedan

jèdan (canonical)
јѐдан (Cyrillic)
jedan (masculine nominative singular)
jedna (feminine nominative singular)
jedno (neuter nominative singular)
jedna (genitive masculine singular)
jedne (feminine genitive singular)
jedna (genitive neuter singular)
jednu (dative masculine singular)
jednoj (dative feminine singular)
jednu (dative neuter singular)
jedan (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
jednu (accusative feminine singular)
jedno (accusative neuter singular)
jedna (accusative animate masculine singular)
jedan (masculine singular vocative)
jedna (feminine singular vocative)
jedno (neuter singular vocative)
jednu (locative masculine singular)
jednoj (feminine locative singular)
jednu (locative neuter singular)
jednim (instrumental masculine singular)
jednom (feminine instrumental singular)
jednim (instrumental neuter singular)
jedni (masculine nominative plural)
jedne (feminine nominative plural)
jedna (neuter nominative plural)
jednih (genitive masculine plural)
jednih (feminine genitive plural)
jednih (genitive neuter plural)
jednim (dative masculine plural)
jednima (dative masculine plural)
jednim (dative feminine plural)
jednima (dative feminine plural)
jednim (dative neuter plural)
jednima (dative neuter plural)
jedne (accusative masculine plural)
jedne (accusative feminine plural)
jedna (accusative neuter plural)
jedni (masculine plural vocative)
jedne (feminine plural vocative)
jedna (neuter plural vocative)
jednim (locative masculine plural)
jednima (locative masculine plural)
jednim (feminine locative plural)
jednima (feminine locative plural)
jednim (locative neuter plural)
jednima (locative neuter plural)
jednim (instrumental masculine plural)
jednima (instrumental masculine plural)
jednim (feminine instrumental plural)
jednima (feminine instrumental plural)
jednim (instrumental neuter plural)
jednima (instrumental neuter plural)
jedni (masculine nominative singular)
jedna (feminine nominative singular)
jedno (neuter nominative singular)
jednog (genitive masculine singular)
jednoga (genitive masculine singular)
jedne (feminine genitive singular)
jednog (genitive neuter singular)
jednoga (genitive neuter singular)
jednomu (dative masculine singular)
jednome (dative masculine singular)
jednoj (dative feminine singular)
jednomu (dative neuter singular)
jednome (dative neuter singular)
jedni (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
jednu (accusative feminine singular)
jedno (accusative neuter singular)
jednog (accusative animate masculine singular)
jednoga (accusative animate masculine singular)
jedni (masculine singular vocative)
jedna (feminine singular vocative)
jedno (neuter singular vocative)
jednome (locative masculine singular)
jednomu (locative masculine singular)
jednoj (feminine locative singular)
jednome (locative neuter singular)
jednomu (locative neuter singular)
jednim (instrumental masculine singular)
jednom (feminine instrumental singular)
jednim (instrumental neuter singular)
jedni (masculine nominative plural)
jedne (feminine nominative plural)
jedna (neuter nominative plural)
jednih (genitive masculine plural)
jednih (feminine genitive plural)
jednih (genitive neuter plural)
jednim (dative masculine plural)
jednima (dative masculine plural)
jednim (dative feminine plural)
jednima (dative feminine plural)
jednim (dative neuter plural)
jednima (dative neuter plural)
jedne (accusative masculine plural)
jedne (accusative feminine plural)
jedna (accusative neuter plural)
jedni (masculine plural vocative)
jedne (feminine plural vocative)
jedna (neuter plural vocative)
jednim (locative masculine plural)
jednima (locative masculine plural)
jednim (feminine locative plural)
jednima (feminine locative plural)
jednim (locative neuter plural)
jednima (locative neuter plural)
jednim (instrumental masculine plural)
jednima (instrumental masculine plural)
jednim (feminine instrumental plural)
jednima (feminine instrumental plural)
jednim (instrumental neuter plural)
jednima (instrumental neuter plural)

indefinite forms

definite forms

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *(j)edinъ, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *óynos (“one, single”).


nula

nȕla (canonical feminine)
ну̏ла (Cyrillic)
nula (nominative singular)
nule (nominative plural)
nule (genitive singular)
nula (genitive plural)
nuli (dative singular)
nulama (dative plural)
nulu (accusative singular)
nule (accusative plural)
nulo (singular vocative)
nule (plural vocative)
nuli (locative singular)
nulama (locative plural)
nulom (instrumental singular)
nulama (instrumental plural)

Next number: jèdan (1)


четири

чѐтири (canonical)
čètiri (romanization)


stotina

stȍtina (canonical feminine)
сто̏тина (Cyrillic)
stȍtina (nominative singular)
stotine (nominative plural)
stotine (genitive singular)
stotina (genitive plural)
stotini (dative singular)
stotinama (dative plural)
stotinu (accusative singular)
stotine (accusative plural)
stotino (singular vocative)
stotine (plural vocative)
stotini (locative singular)
stotinama (locative plural)
stotinom (instrumental singular)
stotinama (instrumental plural)


девет

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *devętь, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *h₁néwn̥.


шест

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *šestь, from Proto-Indo-European *swéḱs.


нула

ну̏ла (canonical feminine)
nȕla (romanization)
нула (nominative singular)
нуле (nominative plural)
нуле (genitive singular)
нула (genitive plural)
нули (dative singular)
нулама (dative plural)
нулу (accusative singular)
нуле (accusative plural)
нуло (singular vocative)
нуле (plural vocative)
нули (locative singular)
нулама (locative plural)
нулом (instrumental singular)
нулама (instrumental plural)

Next number: јѐдан (1)


стотина

сто̏тина (canonical feminine)
stȍtina (romanization)
сто̏тина (nominative singular)
стотине (nominative plural)
стотине (genitive singular)
стотина (genitive plural)
стотини (dative singular)
стотинама (dative plural)
стотину (accusative singular)
стотине (accusative plural)
стотино (singular vocative)
стотине (plural vocative)
стотини (locative singular)
стотинама (locative plural)
стотином (instrumental singular)
стотинама (instrumental plural)


век

ве̑к (canonical masculine)
vȇk (romanization)
ве̑к (nominative singular)
ве̏кови (nominative plural)
века (genitive singular)
векова (genitive plural)
веку (dative singular)
вековима (dative plural)
век (accusative singular)
векове (accusative plural)
вече (singular vocative)
векови (plural vocative)
веку (locative singular)
вековима (locative plural)
веком (instrumental singular)
вековима (instrumental plural)

a long period of time, especially historical; an era


tuce

tùce (canonical neuter)
ту̀це (Cyrillic)
tùce (nominative singular)
tuceta (nominative plural)
tùceta (genitive singular)
tuceta (genitive plural)
tucetu (dative singular)
tucetima (dative plural)
tuce (accusative singular)
tuceta (accusative plural)
tuce (singular vocative)
tuceta (plural vocative)
tucetu (locative singular)
tucetima (locative plural)
tucetom (instrumental singular)
tucetima (instrumental plural)


jen

(colloquial, Kajkavian, Chakavian) one (1)


peti

pȇtī (canonical)
пе̑тӣ (Cyrillic)
peti (masculine nominative singular)
peta (feminine nominative singular)
peto (neuter nominative singular)
petog (genitive masculine singular)
petoga (genitive masculine singular)
pete (feminine genitive singular)
petog (genitive neuter singular)
petoga (genitive neuter singular)
petom (dative masculine singular)
petomu (dative masculine singular)
petoj (dative feminine singular)
petom (dative neuter singular)
petomu (dative neuter singular)
peti (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
petu (accusative feminine singular)
peto (accusative neuter singular)
petog (accusative animate masculine singular)
petoga (accusative animate masculine singular)
peti (masculine singular vocative)
peta (feminine singular vocative)
peto (neuter singular vocative)
petom (locative masculine singular)
petomu (locative masculine singular)
petoj (feminine locative singular)
petom (locative neuter singular)
petomu (locative neuter singular)
petim (instrumental masculine singular)
petom (feminine instrumental singular)
petim (instrumental neuter singular)
peti (masculine nominative plural)
pete (feminine nominative plural)
peta (neuter nominative plural)
petih (genitive masculine plural)
petih (feminine genitive plural)
petih (genitive neuter plural)
petim (dative masculine plural)
petima (dative masculine plural)
petim (dative feminine plural)
petima (dative feminine plural)
petim (dative neuter plural)
petima (dative neuter plural)
pete (accusative masculine plural)
pete (accusative feminine plural)
peta (accusative neuter plural)
peti (masculine plural vocative)
pete (feminine plural vocative)
peta (neuter plural vocative)
petim (locative masculine plural)
petima (locative masculine plural)
petim (feminine locative plural)
petima (feminine locative plural)
petim (locative neuter plural)
petima (locative neuter plural)
petim (instrumental masculine plural)
petima (instrumental masculine plural)
petim (feminine instrumental plural)
petima (feminine instrumental plural)
petim (instrumental neuter plural)
petima (instrumental neuter plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pętъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *pénktas, from Proto-Indo-European *pénkʷtos


цифра

ци̏фра (canonical feminine)
cȉfra (romanization)
ци̏фра (nominative singular)
цифре (nominative plural)
цифре (genitive singular)
ци̏фа̄ра̄ (genitive plural)
ци̏фрӣ (genitive plural)
цифри (dative singular)
цифрама (dative plural)
цифру (accusative singular)
цифре (accusative plural)
цифро (singular vocative)
цифре (plural vocative)
цифри (locative singular)
цифрама (locative plural)
цифром (instrumental singular)
цифрама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

ци̏фа̄ра̄ / ци̏фрӣ

From Arabic صِفْر (ṣifr, “empty”) and, subsequently "zero"; цифра is the Latin form which came to Europe via Andalusian Arabic in late 14th century.


teste

tèste (canonical neuter)
тѐсте (Cyrillic)
tèste (nominative singular)
testèta (nominative plural)
tèsteta (genitive singular)
testétā (genitive plural)
tèstetu (dative singular)
testètima (dative plural)
tèste (accusative singular)
testèta (accusative plural)
tèste (singular vocative)
testèta (plural vocative)
tèstetu (locative singular)
testètima (locative plural)
tèstetom (instrumental singular)
testètima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish دسته (deste, teste), from Persian دسته (dasta).


vek

vȇk (canonical masculine)
ве̑к (Cyrillic)
vȇk (nominative singular)
vȅkovi (nominative plural)
veka (genitive singular)
vekova (genitive plural)
veku (dative singular)
vekovima (dative plural)
vek (accusative singular)
vekove (accusative plural)
veče (singular vocative)
vekovi (plural vocative)
veku (locative singular)
vekovima (locative plural)
vekom (instrumental singular)
vekovima (instrumental plural)


оба

о̏ба (canonical masculine neuter)
ȍba (romanization)
о̏ба (masculine neuter nominative)
о̏бје (feminine nominative)
о̏бе (feminine nominative)
оба̀јӯ (genitive masculine neuter)
обѝјӯ (feminine genitive)
обèјӯ (feminine genitive)
оба̀ма (dative masculine neuter)
објѐма (dative feminine)
обѐма (dative feminine)
о̏ба (accusative masculine neuter)
о̏бје (accusative feminine)
о̏бе (accusative feminine)
о̏ба (masculine neuter vocative)
о̏бje (feminine vocative)
о̏бe (feminine vocative)
оба̀ма (locative masculine neuter)
објѐма (feminine locative)
обѐма (feminine locative)
оба̀ма (instrumental masculine neuter)
објѐма (feminine instrumental)
обѐма (feminine instrumental)


jedinica

jedìnica (canonical feminine)
једѝница (Cyrillic)
jedinica (nominative singular)
jedinice (nominative plural)
jedinice (genitive singular)
jedinica (genitive plural)
jedinici (dative singular)
jedinicama (dative plural)
jedinicu (accusative singular)
jedinice (accusative plural)
jedinice (singular vocative)
jedinice (plural vocative)
jedinici (locative singular)
jedinicama (locative plural)
jedinicom (instrumental singular)
jedinicama (instrumental plural)

anything numbered one (playing card, tram, bus, player with a jersey number 1 etc.)


јединица

једѝница (canonical feminine)
jedìnica (romanization)
јединица (nominative singular)
јединице (nominative plural)
јединице (genitive singular)
јединица (genitive plural)
јединици (dative singular)
јединицама (dative plural)
јединицу (accusative singular)
јединице (accusative plural)
јединице (singular vocative)
јединице (plural vocative)
јединици (locative singular)
јединицама (locative plural)
јединицом (instrumental singular)
јединицама (instrumental plural)

From један + -ица.

suffix

један + -ица


dvica

dvȉca (canonical feminine)
дви̏ца (Cyrillic)
dvica (nominative singular)
dvice (nominative plural)
dvice (genitive singular)
dvica (genitive plural)
dvici (dative singular)
dvicama (dative plural)
dvicu (accusative singular)
dvice (accusative plural)
dvico (singular vocative)
dvice (plural vocative)
dvici (locative singular)
dvicama (locative plural)
dvicom (instrumental singular)
dvicama (instrumental plural)

anything numbered two (playing card, tram, bus, player with a jersey number 2 etc.)


двица

дви̏ца (canonical feminine)
dvȉca (romanization)
двица (nominative singular)
двице (nominative plural)
двице (genitive singular)
двица (genitive plural)
двици (dative singular)
двицама (dative plural)
двицу (accusative singular)
двице (accusative plural)
двицо (singular vocative)
двице (plural vocative)
двици (locative singular)
двицама (locative plural)
двицом (instrumental singular)
двицама (instrumental plural)


devetka

dèvētka (canonical feminine)
дѐве̄тка (Cyrillic)
dèvētka (nominative singular)
devetke (nominative plural)
devetke (genitive singular)
dèvētākā (genitive plural)
dèvētkī (genitive plural)
deveci (dative singular)
devetci (dative singular)
devetki (dative singular)
devetkama (dative plural)
devetku (accusative singular)
devetke (accusative plural)
devetko (singular vocative)
devetke (plural vocative)
deveci (locative singular)
devetci (locative singular)
devetki (locative singular)
devetkama (locative plural)
devetkom (instrumental singular)
devetkama (instrumental plural)

anything numbered nine (playing card, tram, bus, player with a jersey number 9 etc.)


деветка

дѐве̄тка (canonical feminine)
dèvētka (romanization)
дѐве̄тка (nominative singular)
деветке (nominative plural)
деветке (genitive singular)
дѐве̄та̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
дѐве̄ткӣ (genitive plural)
девеци (dative singular)
деветци (dative singular)
деветки (dative singular)
деветкама (dative plural)
деветку (accusative singular)
деветке (accusative plural)
деветко (singular vocative)
деветке (plural vocative)
девеци (locative singular)
деветци (locative singular)
деветки (locative singular)
деветкама (locative plural)
деветком (instrumental singular)
деветкама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

дѐве̄та̄ка̄ / дѐве̄ткӣ

девеци / деветци / деветки

девеци / деветци / деветки

де̏вет + -ка.

affix

де̏вет + -ка


двојка

дво́јка (canonical feminine)
dvójka (romanization)
дво́јка (nominative singular)
двојке (nominative plural)
двојке (genitive singular)
дво̏ја̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
двојка (genitive plural)
двојки (genitive plural)
двојци (dative singular)
двојки (dative singular)
двојкама (dative plural)
двојку (accusative singular)
двојке (accusative plural)
двојко (singular vocative)
двојке (plural vocative)
двојци (locative singular)
двојки (locative singular)
двојкама (locative plural)
двојком (instrumental singular)
двојкама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

дво̏ја̄ка̄ / двојка / двојки

двојци / двојки

двојци / двојки

anything numbered two (playing card deuce, tram, bus, player with a jersey number 2, the school grade ‘2’ etc.)


dvojka

dvójka (canonical feminine)
дво́јка (Cyrillic)
dvójka (nominative singular)
dvojke (nominative plural)
dvojke (genitive singular)
dvȍjākā (genitive plural)
dvojka (genitive plural)
dvojki (genitive plural)
dvojci (dative singular)
dvojki (dative singular)
dvojkama (dative plural)
dvojku (accusative singular)
dvojke (accusative plural)
dvojko (singular vocative)
dvojke (plural vocative)
dvojci (locative singular)
dvojki (locative singular)
dvojkama (locative plural)
dvojkom (instrumental singular)
dvojkama (instrumental plural)


četvrti

čètvr̄tī (canonical)
чѐтвр̄тӣ (Cyrillic)
četvrti (masculine nominative singular)
četvrta (feminine nominative singular)
četvrto (neuter nominative singular)
četvrtog (genitive masculine singular)
četvrtoga (genitive masculine singular)
četvrte (feminine genitive singular)
četvrtog (genitive neuter singular)
četvrtoga (genitive neuter singular)
četvrtom (dative masculine singular)
četvrtomu (dative masculine singular)
četvrtoj (dative feminine singular)
četvrtom (dative neuter singular)
četvrtomu (dative neuter singular)
četvrti (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
četvrtu (accusative feminine singular)
četvrto (accusative neuter singular)
četvrtog (accusative animate masculine singular)
četvrtoga (accusative animate masculine singular)
četvrti (masculine singular vocative)
četvrta (feminine singular vocative)
četvrto (neuter singular vocative)
četvrtom (locative masculine singular)
četvrtomu (locative masculine singular)
četvrtoj (feminine locative singular)
četvrtom (locative neuter singular)
četvrtomu (locative neuter singular)
četvrtim (instrumental masculine singular)
četvrtom (feminine instrumental singular)
četvrtim (instrumental neuter singular)
četvrti (masculine nominative plural)
četvrte (feminine nominative plural)
četvrta (neuter nominative plural)
četvrtih (genitive masculine plural)
četvrtih (feminine genitive plural)
četvrtih (genitive neuter plural)
četvrtim (dative masculine plural)
četvrtima (dative masculine plural)
četvrtim (dative feminine plural)
četvrtima (dative feminine plural)
četvrtim (dative neuter plural)
četvrtima (dative neuter plural)
četvrte (accusative masculine plural)
četvrte (accusative feminine plural)
četvrta (accusative neuter plural)
četvrti (masculine plural vocative)
četvrte (feminine plural vocative)
četvrta (neuter plural vocative)
četvrtim (locative masculine plural)
četvrtima (locative masculine plural)
četvrtim (feminine locative plural)
četvrtima (feminine locative plural)
četvrtim (locative neuter plural)
četvrtima (locative neuter plural)
četvrtim (instrumental masculine plural)
četvrtima (instrumental masculine plural)
četvrtim (feminine instrumental plural)
četvrtima (feminine instrumental plural)
četvrtim (instrumental neuter plural)
četvrtima (instrumental neuter plural)

/t͡ʃětʋr̩̄tiː/

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *četvьrtъ (“fourth”), from Proto-Balto-Slavic *ketwirtas (“fourth”).


stotinka

sh-noun

stòtīnka f (Cyrillic spelling сто̀тӣнка)

stòtīnka (canonical feminine)
сто̀тӣнка (Cyrillic)
stotinka (nominative singular)
stotinke (nominative plural)
stotinke (genitive singular)
stotinka (genitive plural)
stotinki (genitive plural)
stotinki (dative singular)
stotinkama (dative plural)
stotinku (accusative singular)
stotinke (accusative plural)
stotinko (singular vocative)
stotinke (plural vocative)
stotinki (locative singular)
stotinkama (locative plural)
stotinkom (instrumental singular)
stotinkama (instrumental plural)


oba

ȍba (canonical)
о̏ба (Cyrillic)
ȍba (masculine neuter nominative)
ȍbje (feminine nominative)
ȍbe (feminine nominative)
obàjū (genitive masculine neuter)
obìjū (feminine genitive)
obѐjū (feminine genitive)
obàma (dative masculine neuter)
objèma (dative feminine)
obèma (dative feminine)
ȍba (accusative masculine neuter)
ȍbje (accusative feminine)
ȍbe (accusative feminine)
ȍba (masculine neuter vocative)
ȍbje (feminine vocative)
ȍbe (feminine vocative)
obàma (locative masculine neuter)
objèma (feminine locative)
obèma (feminine locative)
obàma (instrumental masculine neuter)
objèma (feminine instrumental)
obèma (feminine instrumental)


sedmica

sèdmica (canonical feminine)
сѐдмица (Cyrillic)
sedmica (nominative singular)
sedmice (nominative plural)
sedmice (genitive singular)
sedmica (genitive plural)
sedmici (dative singular)
sedmicama (dative plural)
sedmicu (accusative singular)
sedmice (accusative plural)
sedmice (singular vocative)
sedmico (singular vocative)
sedmice (plural vocative)
sedmici (locative singular)
sedmicama (locative plural)
sedmicom (instrumental singular)
sedmicama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sedmica. Equivalent to sȅdam + -ica.

anything numbered seven (playing card, tram, bus, player with a jersey number 7 etc.)


четврти

чѐтвр̄тӣ (canonical)
čètvr̄tī (romanization)

/t͡ʃětʋr̩̄tiː/


седмица

сѐдмица (canonical feminine)
sèdmica (romanization)
седмица (nominative singular)
седмице (nominative plural)
седмице (genitive singular)
седмица (genitive plural)
седмици (dative singular)
седмицама (dative plural)
седмицу (accusative singular)
седмице (accusative plural)
седмице (singular vocative)
седмицо (singular vocative)
седмице (plural vocative)
седмици (locative singular)
седмицама (locative plural)
седмицом (instrumental singular)
седмицама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

седмице / седмицо

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sedmica. Equivalent to се̏дам + -ица.

affix

се̏дам + -ица


drugi

drȕgī (canonical)
дру̏гӣ (Cyrillic)
drugi (masculine nominative singular)
druga (feminine nominative singular)
drugo (neuter nominative singular)
drugog (genitive masculine singular)
drugoga (genitive masculine singular)
druge (feminine genitive singular)
drugog (genitive neuter singular)
drugoga (genitive neuter singular)
drugomu (dative masculine singular)
drugome (dative masculine singular)
drugoj (dative feminine singular)
drugomu (dative neuter singular)
drugome (dative neuter singular)
drugi (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
drugu (accusative feminine singular)
drugo (accusative neuter singular)
drugog (accusative animate masculine singular)
drugoga (accusative animate masculine singular)
drugi (masculine singular vocative)
druga (feminine singular vocative)
drugo (neuter singular vocative)
drugome (locative masculine singular)
drugomu (locative masculine singular)
drugoj (feminine locative singular)
drugome (locative neuter singular)
drugomu (locative neuter singular)
drugim (instrumental masculine singular)
drugom (feminine instrumental singular)
drugim (instrumental neuter singular)
drugi (masculine nominative plural)
druge (feminine nominative plural)
druga (neuter nominative plural)
drugih (genitive masculine plural)
drugih (feminine genitive plural)
drugih (genitive neuter plural)
drugim (dative masculine plural)
drugima (dative masculine plural)
drugim (dative feminine plural)
drugima (dative feminine plural)
drugim (dative neuter plural)
drugima (dative neuter plural)
druge (accusative masculine plural)
druge (accusative feminine plural)
druga (accusative neuter plural)
drugi (masculine plural vocative)
druge (feminine plural vocative)
druga (neuter plural vocative)
drugim (locative masculine plural)
drugima (locative masculine plural)
drugim (feminine locative plural)
drugima (feminine locative plural)
drugim (locative neuter plural)
drugima (locative neuter plural)
drugim (instrumental masculine plural)
drugima (instrumental masculine plural)
drugim (feminine instrumental plural)
drugima (feminine instrumental plural)
drugim (instrumental neuter plural)
drugima (instrumental neuter plural)


broj

brȏj (canonical masculine)
бро̑ј (Cyrillic)
brȏj (nominative singular)
bròjevi (nominative plural)
brȍja (genitive singular)
brojeva (genitive plural)
broju (dative singular)
brojevima (dative plural)
broj (accusative singular)
brojeve (accusative plural)
broju (singular vocative)
brojevi (plural vocative)
broju (locative singular)
brojevima (locative plural)
brojem (instrumental singular)
brojevima (instrumental plural)

broj telefona


jednorog

sh-noun

jȅdnorog m (Cyrillic spelling је̏днорог)

jȅdnorog (canonical masculine)
је̏днорог (Cyrillic)
jednorog (nominative singular)
jednorozi (nominative plural)
jednoroga (genitive singular)
jednoroga (genitive plural)
jednorogu (dative singular)
jednorozima (dative plural)
jednoroga (accusative singular)
jednoroge (accusative plural)
jednorože (singular vocative)
jednorozi (plural vocative)
jednorogu (locative singular)
jednorozima (locative plural)
jednorogom (instrumental singular)
jednorozima (instrumental plural)


једнорог

је̏днорог (canonical masculine)
jȅdnorog (romanization)
једнорог (nominative singular)
једнорози (nominative plural)
једнорога (genitive singular)
једнорога (genitive plural)
једнорогу (dative singular)
једнорозима (dative plural)
једнорога (accusative singular)
једнороге (accusative plural)
једнороже (singular vocative)
једнорози (plural vocative)
једнорогу (locative singular)
једнорозима (locative plural)
једнорогом (instrumental singular)
једнорозима (instrumental plural)


jezero

jȅzero (canonical neuter)
је̏зеро (Cyrillic)
jȅzero (nominative singular)
jȅzera (nominative plural)
jȅzera (genitive singular)
jȅzērā (genitive plural)
jȅzeru (dative singular)
jȅzerima (dative plural)
jȅzero (accusative singular)
jȅzera (accusative plural)
jȅzero (singular vocative)
jȅzera (plural vocative)
jȅzeru (locative singular)
jȅzerima (locative plural)
jȅzerom (instrumental singular)
jȅzerima (instrumental plural)

From Hungarian ezer (thousand), from an Iranian language, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *ǵʰéslom (thousand). The final -o is added by analogy to jezero (lake). Rare variant without the -o (jȅzer) is noted by RSANU (1973:698).

1513. Due iezere Turkou Peter Berizlo Biskup Wezprimſzky i Ban na pole Dubichkom ſzuoimi Vitezmy i iunaczi poby.

1578, Antol Vramecz, Kronika vezda znovich zpravliena kratka szlouenzkim iezikom, Lublana: po Iuane Manline, page 53 verso:

1513. Péter Beriszló [Petar Berislavić], the bishop of Vezsprém, killed two thousand Turks on the field of Dubica, with his knights and champions.

1513. Dve jezere Turkov Peter Berislo biškup vesprimski i ban na pole dubičkom svojimi vitezmi i junaci pobi.

još k tomu svemu obećajemo cesarski i kraljevski dar deset jezer talirov onomu ki njega živoga ili mrtvoga nam v ruke da

1894, Evgenij Kumičić, Urota zrinsko-frankopanska, Zagreb: Bulaja naklada, published 2020, page 231:

additionally, we promise the imperial and royal gift of ten thousand thalers to that who brings him alive or dead into our hands

Kajkavska reč Kaj vre jezer let klopoče.

1936, Miroslav Krleža, “Planetarijom”, in Balade Petrice Kerempuha (Sabrana djela Miroslava Krleže), Sarajevo / Zagreb: NIŠRO "Oslobođenje" / IKRO "Mladost", published 1982, page 115:

The Kaykavian word Kay already for a thousand years has been rattling.


bilabijal

bilabìjāl m (Cyrillic spelling билабѝја̄л)

bilabìjāl (canonical masculine)
билабѝја̄л (Cyrillic)
bilabijal (nominative singular)
bilabijali (nominative plural)
bilabijala (genitive singular)
bilabijala (genitive plural)
bilabijalu (dative singular)
bilabijalima (dative plural)
bilabijal (accusative singular)
bilabijale (accusative plural)
bilabijale (singular vocative)
bilabijali (plural vocative)
bilabijalu (locative singular)
bilabijalima (locative plural)
bilabijalom (instrumental singular)
bilabijalima (instrumental plural)


dvousnenik

dvousnenik m (Cyrillic spelling двоусненик)

двоусненик (Cyrillic)
dvousnenik (nominative singular)
dvousnenici (nominative plural)
dvousnenika (genitive singular)
dvousnenika (genitive plural)
dvousneniku (dative singular)
dvousnenicima (dative plural)
dvousnenika (accusative singular)
dvousnenike (accusative plural)
dvousneniče (singular vocative)
dvousnenici (plural vocative)
dvousneniku (locative singular)
dvousnenicima (locative plural)
dvousnenikom (instrumental singular)
dvousnenicima (instrumental plural)


šipak

šípak (canonical masculine)
ши́пак (Cyrillic)
šípak (nominative singular)
šipci (nominative plural)
šipka (genitive singular)
šȋpākā (genitive plural)
šipku (dative singular)
šipcima (dative plural)
šipak (accusative singular)
šipke (accusative plural)
šipče (singular vocative)
šipci (plural vocative)
šipku (locative singular)
šipcima (locative plural)
šipkom (instrumental singular)
šipcima (instrumental plural)

(colloquial) rude gesture in which the hand makes a fist and the thumb is stuck between the index and middle fingers; indicates nothing for you, nuts to you


шипак

ши́пак (canonical masculine)
šípak (romanization)
ши́пак (nominative singular)
шипци (nominative plural)
шипка (genitive singular)
ши̑па̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
шипку (dative singular)
шипцима (dative plural)
шипак (accusative singular)
шипке (accusative plural)
шипче (singular vocative)
шипци (plural vocative)
шипку (locative singular)
шипцима (locative plural)
шипком (instrumental singular)
шипцима (instrumental plural)


petina

pètina (canonical feminine)
пѐтина (Cyrillic)
petina (nominative singular)
petine (nominative plural)
petine (genitive singular)
petina (genitive plural)
petini (dative singular)
petinama (dative plural)
petinu (accusative singular)
petine (accusative plural)
petino (singular vocative)
petine (plural vocative)
petini (locative singular)
petinama (locative plural)
petinom (instrumental singular)
petinama (instrumental plural)


stoljeće

stòljeće (canonical neuter)
сто̀љеће (Cyrillic)
stoljeće (nominative singular)
stoljeća (nominative plural)
stoljeća (genitive singular)
stoljeća (genitive plural)
stoljeću (dative singular)
stoljećima (dative plural)
stoljeće (accusative singular)
stoljeća (accusative plural)
stoljeće (singular vocative)
stoljeća (plural vocative)
stoljeću (locative singular)
stoljećima (locative plural)
stoljećem (instrumental singular)
stoljećima (instrumental plural)

From sto (“hundred”) + ljeto (“year”) + -je. Akin to Russian столетие (stoletije) and Ukrainian століття (stolittja).


vijek

vijȇk (canonical masculine)
вије̑к (Cyrillic)
vijȇk (nominative singular)
vjȅkovi (nominative plural)
vijeka (genitive singular)
vjekova (genitive plural)
vijeku (dative singular)
vjekovima (dative plural)
vijek (accusative singular)
vjekove (accusative plural)
viječe (singular vocative)
vjekovi (plural vocative)
vijeku (locative singular)
vjekovima (locative plural)
vijekom (instrumental singular)
vjekovima (instrumental plural)


tucet

tùcet (canonical masculine)
ту̀цет (Cyrillic)
tucet (nominative singular)
tuceta (nominative plural)
tuceta (genitive singular)
tuceta (genitive plural)
tucetu (dative singular)
tucetima (dative plural)
tucet (accusative singular)
tuceta (accusative plural)
tucet (singular vocative)
tuceta (plural vocative)
tucetu (locative singular)
tucetima (locative plural)
tucetom (instrumental singular)
tucetima (instrumental plural)


prvi

sh-adj

pr̀vī or pȓvī (Cyrillic spelling пр̀вӣ or пр̑вӣ)

pr̀vī (canonical)
pȓvī (canonical)
пр̀вӣ (Cyrillic)
пр̑вӣ (Cyrillic)
prvi (masculine nominative singular)
prva (feminine nominative singular)
prvo (neuter nominative singular)
prvog (genitive masculine singular)
prvoga (genitive masculine singular)
prve (feminine genitive singular)
prvog (genitive neuter singular)
prvoga (genitive neuter singular)
prvomu (dative masculine singular)
prvome (dative masculine singular)
prvoj (dative feminine singular)
prvomu (dative neuter singular)
prvome (dative neuter singular)
prvi (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
prvu (accusative feminine singular)
prvo (accusative neuter singular)
prvog (accusative animate masculine singular)
prvoga (accusative animate masculine singular)
prvi (masculine singular vocative)
prva (feminine singular vocative)
prvo (neuter singular vocative)
prvome (locative masculine singular)
prvomu (locative masculine singular)
prvoj (feminine locative singular)
prvome (locative neuter singular)
prvomu (locative neuter singular)
prvim (instrumental masculine singular)
prvom (feminine instrumental singular)
prvim (instrumental neuter singular)
prvi (masculine nominative plural)
prve (feminine nominative plural)
prva (neuter nominative plural)
prvih (genitive masculine plural)
prvih (feminine genitive plural)
prvih (genitive neuter plural)
prvim (dative masculine plural)
prvima (dative masculine plural)
prvim (dative feminine plural)
prvima (dative feminine plural)
prvim (dative neuter plural)
prvima (dative neuter plural)
prve (accusative masculine plural)
prve (accusative feminine plural)
prva (accusative neuter plural)
prvi (masculine plural vocative)
prve (feminine plural vocative)
prva (neuter plural vocative)
prvim (locative masculine plural)
prvima (locative masculine plural)
prvim (feminine locative plural)
prvima (feminine locative plural)
prvim (locative neuter plural)
prvima (locative neuter plural)
prvim (instrumental masculine plural)
prvima (instrumental masculine plural)
prvim (feminine instrumental plural)
prvima (feminine instrumental plural)
prvim (instrumental neuter plural)
prvima (instrumental neuter plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pьrvъ (“first”), from Proto-Balto-Slavic *pírˀwas, from Proto-Indo-European *pr̥h₂wós or Proto-Indo-European *pr̥h₃wós.


други

дру̏гӣ (canonical)
drȕgī (romanization)
други (masculine nominative singular)
друга (feminine nominative singular)
друго (neuter nominative singular)
другог (genitive masculine singular)
другога (genitive masculine singular)
друге (feminine genitive singular)
другог (genitive neuter singular)
другога (genitive neuter singular)
другому (dative masculine singular)
другоме (dative masculine singular)
другој (dative feminine singular)
другому (dative neuter singular)
другоме (dative neuter singular)
други (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
другу (accusative feminine singular)
друго (accusative neuter singular)
другог (accusative animate masculine singular)
другога (accusative animate masculine singular)
други (masculine singular vocative)
друга (feminine singular vocative)
друго (neuter singular vocative)
другоме (locative masculine singular)
другому (locative masculine singular)
другој (feminine locative singular)
другоме (locative neuter singular)
другому (locative neuter singular)
другим (instrumental masculine singular)
другом (feminine instrumental singular)
другим (instrumental neuter singular)
други (masculine nominative plural)
друге (feminine nominative plural)
друга (neuter nominative plural)
других (genitive masculine plural)
других (feminine genitive plural)
других (genitive neuter plural)
другим (dative masculine plural)
другима (dative masculine plural)
другим (dative feminine plural)
другима (dative feminine plural)
другим (dative neuter plural)
другима (dative neuter plural)
друге (accusative masculine plural)
друге (accusative feminine plural)
друга (accusative neuter plural)
други (masculine plural vocative)
друге (feminine plural vocative)
друга (neuter plural vocative)
другим (locative masculine plural)
другима (locative masculine plural)
другим (feminine locative plural)
другима (feminine locative plural)
другим (locative neuter plural)
другима (locative neuter plural)
другим (instrumental masculine plural)
другима (instrumental masculine plural)
другим (feminine instrumental plural)
другима (feminine instrumental plural)
другим (instrumental neuter plural)
другима (instrumental neuter plural)

други
другог(а)


petoro

pȅtoro (canonical neuter)
пе̏торо (Cyrillic)


sedmoro

sȅdmoro (canonical neuter)
се̏дморо (Cyrillic)


šestoro

šȅstoro (canonical neuter)
ше̏сторо (Cyrillic)


šestorica

sh-noun

šestòrica f (Cyrillic spelling шесто̀рица)

šestòrica (canonical feminine)
шесто̀рица (Cyrillic)
šestorica (nominative singular)
šestorice (genitive singular)
šestorici (dative singular)
šestoricu (accusative singular)
šestorice (singular vocative)
šestorico (singular vocative)
šestorici (locative singular)
šestoricom (instrumental singular)


dvojica

dvòjica (canonical feminine)
дво̀јица (Cyrillic)
dvojica (nominative singular)
dvojice (genitive singular)
dvojici (dative singular)
dvojicu (accusative singular)
dvojica (singular vocative)
dvojico (singular vocative)
dvojici (locative singular)
dvojicom (instrumental singular)


devetorica

devetòrica f (Cyrillic spelling девето̀рица)

devetòrica (canonical feminine)
девето̀рица (Cyrillic)
devetorica (nominative singular)
devetorice (genitive singular)
devetorici (dative singular)
devetoricu (accusative singular)
devetorice (singular vocative)
devetorici (locative singular)
devetoricom (instrumental singular)


desetorica

desetòrica f (Cyrillic spelling десето̀рица)

desetòrica (canonical feminine)
десето̀рица (Cyrillic)
desetorica (nominative singular)
desetorice (genitive singular)
desetorici (dative singular)
desetoricu (accusative singular)
desetorice (singular vocative)
desetorico (singular vocative)
desetorici (locative singular)
desetoricom (instrumental singular)


petorica

petòrica f (Cyrillic spelling пето̀рица)

petòrica (canonical feminine)
пето̀рица (Cyrillic)
petorica (nominative singular)
petorice (genitive singular)
petorici (dative singular)
petoricu (accusative singular)
petorice (singular vocative)
petorico (singular vocative)
petorici (locative singular)
petoricom (instrumental singular)


sedmorica

sedmòrica f (Cyrillic spelling седмо̀рица)

sedmòrica (canonical feminine)
седмо̀рица (Cyrillic)
sedmorica (nominative singular)
sedmorice (genitive singular)
sedmorici (dative singular)
sedmoricu (accusative singular)
sedmorice (singular vocative)
sedmorico (singular vocative)
sedmorici (locative singular)
sedmoricom (instrumental singular)


četvorica

četvòrica f (Cyrillic spelling четво̀рица)

četvòrica (canonical feminine)
четво̀рица (Cyrillic)
četvorica (nominative singular)
četvorice (genitive singular)
četvorici (dative singular)
četvoricu (accusative singular)
četvorice (singular vocative)
četvorico (singular vocative)
četvorici (locative singular)
četvoricom (instrumental singular)


trojica

tròjica (canonical feminine)
тро̀јица (Cyrillic)
trojica (nominative singular)
trojice (genitive singular)
trojici (dative singular)
trojicu (accusative singular)
trojice (singular vocative)
trojici (locative singular)
trojicom (instrumental singular)

Sveta Trojica


osamdeset

sh-numeral

osamdèsēt (Cyrillic spelling осамдѐсе̄т)

osamdèsēt (canonical)
осамдѐсе̄т (Cyrillic)


sedamdeset

sedamdèsēt (Cyrillic spelling седамдѐсе̄т)

sedamdèsēt (canonical)
седамдѐсе̄т (Cyrillic)


devedeset

devedèsēt (Cyrillic spelling деведѐсе̄т)

devedèsēt (canonical)
деведѐсе̄т (Cyrillic)


šezdeset

šezdèsēt (canonical)
шездѐсе̄т (Cyrillic)


dvadeset

dvádeset (canonical)
два́десет (Cyrillic)


četrdeset

četrdèsēt (Cyrillic spelling четрдѐсе̄т)

četrdèsēt (canonical)
четрдѐсе̄т (Cyrillic)


trideset

trídeset (canonical)
три́десет (Cyrillic)


број

бро̑ј (canonical masculine)
brȏj (romanization)
бро̑ј (nominative singular)
бро̀јеви (nominative plural)
бро̏ја (genitive singular)
бројева (genitive plural)
броју (dative singular)
бројевима (dative plural)
број (accusative singular)
бројеве (accusative plural)
броју (singular vocative)
бројеви (plural vocative)
броју (locative singular)
бројевима (locative plural)
бројем (instrumental singular)
бројевима (instrumental plural)


trojka

trójka (canonical feminine)
тро́јка (Cyrillic)
trojka (nominative singular)
trojke (nominative plural)
trojke (genitive singular)
trojaka (genitive plural)
trojka (genitive plural)
trojki (genitive plural)
trojci (dative singular)
trojkama (dative plural)
trojku (accusative singular)
trojke (accusative plural)
trojko (singular vocative)
trojke (plural vocative)
trojci (locative singular)
trojkama (locative plural)
trojkom (instrumental singular)
trojkama (instrumental plural)

anything numbered three (playing card, tram, bus, player with a jersey number 3 etc.)


вијек

вије̑к (canonical masculine)
vijȇk (romanization)
вије̑к (nominative singular)
вје̏кови (nominative plural)
вијека (genitive singular)
вјекова (genitive plural)
вијеку (dative singular)
вјековима (dative plural)
вијек (accusative singular)
вјекове (accusative plural)
вијече (singular vocative)
вјекови (plural vocative)
вијеку (locative singular)
вјековима (locative plural)
вијеком (instrumental singular)
вјековима (instrumental plural)


стољеће

сто̀љеће (canonical neuter)
stòljeće (romanization)
стољеће (nominative singular)
стољећа (nominative plural)
стољећа (genitive singular)
стољећа (genitive plural)
стољећу (dative singular)
стољећима (dative plural)
стољеће (accusative singular)
стољећа (accusative plural)
стољеће (singular vocative)
стољећа (plural vocative)
стољећу (locative singular)
стољећима (locative plural)
стољећем (instrumental singular)
стољећима (instrumental plural)


stoleće

stòleće (canonical neuter)
сто̀леће (Cyrillic)
stoleće (nominative singular)
stoleća (nominative plural)
stoleća (genitive singular)
stoleća (genitive plural)
stoleću (dative singular)
stolećima (dative plural)
stoleće (accusative singular)
stoleća (accusative plural)
stoleće (singular vocative)
stoleća (plural vocative)
stoleću (locative singular)
stolećima (locative plural)
stolećem (instrumental singular)
stolećima (instrumental plural)

From sto (“hundred”) + leto (“year”) + -je. Akin to Russian столетие (stoletije).


столеће

сто̀леће (canonical neuter)
stòleće (romanization)
столеће (nominative singular)
столећа (nominative plural)
столећа (genitive singular)
столећа (genitive plural)
столећу (dative singular)
столећима (dative plural)
столеће (accusative singular)
столећа (accusative plural)
столеће (singular vocative)
столећа (plural vocative)
столећу (locative singular)
столећима (locative plural)
столећем (instrumental singular)
столећима (instrumental plural)


hiljada

sh-noun

hȉljada or hìljada f (Cyrillic spelling хи̏љада or хѝљада)

hȉljada (canonical)
hìljada (canonical feminine)
хи̏љада (Cyrillic)
хѝљада (Cyrillic)
hȉljada (nominative singular)
hȉljade (nominative plural)
hȉljadē (genitive singular)
hȉljādā (genitive plural)
hȉljadi (dative singular)
hȉljadama (dative plural)
hȉljadu (accusative singular)
hȉljade (accusative plural)
hȉljado (singular vocative)
hȉljade (plural vocative)
hȉljadi (locative singular)
hȉljadama (locative plural)
hȉljadōm (instrumental singular)
hȉljadama (instrumental plural)
hìljada (nominative singular)
hìljade (nominative plural)
hìljadē (genitive singular)
hìljādā (genitive plural)
hȉljādā (genitive plural)
hìljadi (dative singular)
hìljadama (dative plural)
hìljadu (accusative singular)
hìljade (accusative plural)
hìljado (singular vocative)
hìljade (plural vocative)
hìljadi (locative singular)
hìljadama (locative plural)
hìljadōm (instrumental singular)
hìljadama (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

Declension of hȉljada (Bosnia, Croatia)

Declension of hìljada (Serbia, Montenegro)

Borrowed from Greek χιλιάδα (chiliáda), from Ancient Greek χιλιάς (khiliás).


tisuća

tìsuća (canonical feminine)
тѝсућа (Cyrillic)
tisuća (nominative singular)
tisuće (nominative plural)
tisuće (genitive singular)
tisuća (genitive plural)
tisući (dative singular)
tisućama (dative plural)
tisuću (accusative singular)
tisuće (accusative plural)
tisućo (singular vocative)
tisuće (plural vocative)
tisući (locative singular)
tisućama (locative plural)
tisućom (instrumental singular)
tisućama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *tysǫti, *tysęti, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *tūˀsantis, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *tuHsontis, from Proto-Indo-European *tuHsont-, *tuHsenti-. Cognate with Slovene tisoč, Czech and Slovak tisíc, Polish tysiąc, Ukrainian тисяча (tysjača) and Czech tisíc, and Russian тысяча (tysjača).


стотинка

сто̀тӣнка (canonical feminine)
stòtīnka (romanization)
стотинка (nominative singular)
стотинке (nominative plural)
стотинке (genitive singular)
стотинка (genitive plural)
стотинки (genitive plural)
стотинки (dative singular)
стотинкама (dative plural)
стотинку (accusative singular)
стотинке (accusative plural)
стотинко (singular vocative)
стотинке (plural vocative)
стотинки (locative singular)
стотинкама (locative plural)
стотинком (instrumental singular)
стотинкама (instrumental plural)

стотинка / стотинки


sedmina

sedmìna (canonical feminine)
седмѝна (Cyrillic)
sedmìna (nominative singular)
sedmine (nominative plural)
sedmine (genitive singular)
sedmínā (genitive plural)
sedmini (dative singular)
sedminama (dative plural)
sedminu (accusative singular)
sedmine (accusative plural)
sedmino (singular vocative)
sedmine (plural vocative)
sedmini (locative singular)
sedminama (locative plural)
sedminom (instrumental singular)
sedminama (instrumental plural)


desetina

desètina (canonical feminine)
десѐтина (Cyrillic)
desetina (nominative singular)
desetine (nominative plural)
desetine (genitive singular)
desetina (genitive plural)
desetini (dative singular)
desetinama (dative plural)
desetinu (accusative singular)
desetine (accusative plural)
desetino (singular vocative)
desetine (plural vocative)
desetini (locative singular)
desetinama (locative plural)
desetinom (instrumental singular)
desetinama (instrumental plural)


šestina

šèstina (canonical feminine)
шѐстина (Cyrillic)
šestina (nominative singular)
šestine (nominative plural)
šestine (genitive singular)
šestina (genitive plural)
šestini (dative singular)
šestinama (dative plural)
šestinu (accusative singular)
šestine (accusative plural)
šestino (singular vocative)
šestine (plural vocative)
šestini (locative singular)
šestinama (locative plural)
šestinom (instrumental singular)
šestinama (instrumental plural)


osmina

osmìna (canonical feminine)
осмѝна (Cyrillic)
osmìna (nominative singular)
osmine (nominative plural)
osmine (genitive singular)
osmínā (genitive plural)
osmini (dative singular)
osminama (dative plural)
osminu (accusative singular)
osmine (accusative plural)
osmino (singular vocative)
osmine (plural vocative)
osmini (locative singular)
osminama (locative plural)
osminom (instrumental singular)
osminama (instrumental plural)


дилема

диле́ма (canonical feminine)
diléma (romanization)
дилема (nominative singular)
дилеме (nominative plural)
дилеме (genitive singular)
дилема (genitive plural)
дилеми (dative singular)
дилемама (dative plural)
дилему (accusative singular)
дилеме (accusative plural)
дилемо (singular vocative)
дилеме (plural vocative)
дилеми (locative singular)
дилемама (locative plural)
дилемом (instrumental singular)
дилемама (instrumental plural)


први

пр̀вӣ (canonical)
пр̑вӣ (canonical)
pr̀vī (romanization)
pȓvī (romanization)
први (masculine nominative singular)
прва (feminine nominative singular)
прво (neuter nominative singular)
првог (genitive masculine singular)
првога (genitive masculine singular)
прве (feminine genitive singular)
првог (genitive neuter singular)
првога (genitive neuter singular)
првому (dative masculine singular)
првоме (dative masculine singular)
првој (dative feminine singular)
првому (dative neuter singular)
првоме (dative neuter singular)
први (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
прву (accusative feminine singular)
прво (accusative neuter singular)
првог (accusative animate masculine singular)
првога (accusative animate masculine singular)
први (masculine singular vocative)
прва (feminine singular vocative)
прво (neuter singular vocative)
првоме (locative masculine singular)
првому (locative masculine singular)
првој (feminine locative singular)
првоме (locative neuter singular)
првому (locative neuter singular)
првим (instrumental masculine singular)
првом (feminine instrumental singular)
првим (instrumental neuter singular)
први (masculine nominative plural)
прве (feminine nominative plural)
прва (neuter nominative plural)
првих (genitive masculine plural)
првих (feminine genitive plural)
првих (genitive neuter plural)
првим (dative masculine plural)
првима (dative masculine plural)
првим (dative feminine plural)
првима (dative feminine plural)
првим (dative neuter plural)
првима (dative neuter plural)
прве (accusative masculine plural)
прве (accusative feminine plural)
прва (accusative neuter plural)
први (masculine plural vocative)
прве (feminine plural vocative)
прва (neuter plural vocative)
првим (locative masculine plural)
првима (locative masculine plural)
првим (feminine locative plural)
првима (feminine locative plural)
првим (locative neuter plural)
првима (locative neuter plural)
првим (instrumental masculine plural)
првима (instrumental masculine plural)
првим (feminine instrumental plural)
првима (feminine instrumental plural)
првим (instrumental neuter plural)
првима (instrumental neuter plural)

први
првог(а)


двапут

два́пут (canonical)
dváput (romanization)


brojka

brȏjka (canonical feminine)
бро̑јка (Cyrillic)
brȏjka (nominative singular)
brojke (nominative plural)
brojke (genitive singular)
brȍjākā (genitive plural)
brȍjkī (genitive plural)
brȍjci (dative singular)
brojkama (dative plural)
brojku (accusative singular)
brojke (accusative plural)
brojko (singular vocative)
brojke (plural vocative)
brȍjci (locative singular)
brojkama (locative plural)
brojkom (instrumental singular)
brojkama (instrumental plural)


бројка

бро̑јка (canonical feminine)
brȏjka (romanization)
бро̑јка (nominative singular)
бројке (nominative plural)
бројке (genitive singular)
бро̏ја̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
бро̏јкӣ (genitive plural)
бро̏јци (dative singular)
бројкама (dative plural)
бројку (accusative singular)
бројке (accusative plural)
бројко (singular vocative)
бројке (plural vocative)
бро̏јци (locative singular)
бројкама (locative plural)
бројком (instrumental singular)
бројкама (instrumental plural)

бро̏ја̄ка̄ / бро̏јкӣ


једанаест

једа̀нае̄ст (canonical)
jedànaēst (romanization)


jedanaest

sh-numeral

jedànaēst (Cyrillic spelling једа̀нае̄ст)

jedànaēst (canonical)
једа̀нае̄ст (Cyrillic)

From jèdan (“one”) + na (“on”) + dȅset (“ten”). Cognates include Slovene enájst.

compound

jedanaesterac


дванаест

два́нае̄ст (canonical)
dvánaēst (romanization)


dvanaest

dvánaēst (canonical)
два́нае̄ст (Cyrillic)

From dvȃ (“two”) + na (“on”) + dȅset (“ten”). Cognates include Slovene dvanȃjst.


двадесет

два́десет (canonical)
dvádeset (romanization)

два̑ (“two”) + де̏сет (“ten”)


четрдесет

четрдѐсе̄т (canonical)
četrdèsēt (romanization)

чѐтири (“four”) + де̏сет (“ten”)


седамнаест

sh-numeral

седа̀мнае̄ст

седа̀мнае̄ст (Latin spelling sedàmnaēst)

седа̀мнае̄ст (canonical)
sedàmnaēst (romanization)


осамнаест

оса̀мнае̄ст (canonical)
osàmnaēst (romanization)


седамдесет

седамдѐсе̄т (canonical)
sedamdèsēt (romanization)

compound

се̏дам (“seven”) + де̏сет (“ten”)


осамдесет

осамдѐсе̄т (canonical)
osamdèsēt (romanization)

о̏сам (“eight”) + де̏сет (“ten”)


шездесет

шездѐсе̄т (canonical)
šezdèsēt (romanization)

ше̑ст (“six”) + де̏сет (“ten”)


шеснаест

шѐснае̄ст (canonical)
šèsnaēst (romanization)


sedamnaest

sh-numeral

sedàmnaēst (Cyrillic spelling седа̀мнае̄ст)

sedàmnaēst (canonical)
седа̀мнае̄ст (Cyrillic)

From sȅdam (“seven”) + na (“on”) + dȅset (“ten”). Cognates include Slovene sedemnájst.


тринаест

три́наест (canonical)
trínaest (romanization)


petnaest

pètnaēst (canonical)
пѐтнае̄ст (Cyrillic)

From pȇt (“five”) + na (“on”) + dȅset (“ten”). Cognates include Slovene petnájst.


četrnaest

sh-numeral

četr̀naēst (Cyrillic spelling четр̀нае̄ст)

četr̀naēst (canonical)
четр̀нае̄ст (Cyrillic)

From čètiri (“four”) + na (“on”) + dȅset (“ten”). Cognates include Slovene štirinájst.


петнаест

пѐтнае̄ст (canonical)
pètnaēst (romanization)


osamnaest

sh-numeral

osàmnaēst (Cyrillic spelling оса̀мнае̄ст)

osàmnaēst (canonical)
оса̀мнае̄ст (Cyrillic)

From ȍsam (“eight”) + na (“on”) + dȅset (“ten”). Cognates include Slovene osemnájst.


trinaest

trínaest (canonical)
три́наест (Cyrillic)

From trȋ (“three”) + na (“on”) + dȅset (“ten”). Cognates include Slovene trinájst.


šesnaest

šèsnaēst (canonical)
шѐснае̄ст (Cyrillic)

From šȇst (“six”) + na (“on”) + dȅset (“ten”). Cognates include Slovene šestnájst.


devetnaest

sh-numeral

devètnaēst (Cyrillic spelling девѐтнае̄ст)

devètnaēst (canonical)
девѐтнае̄ст (Cyrillic)

From dȅvet (“nine”) + na (“on”) + dȅset (“ten”). Cognates include Slovene devẹ̑tnajst.


деветнаест

девѐтнае̄ст (canonical)
devètnaēst (romanization)

де‧вет‧на‧ест


четрнаест

четр̀нае̄ст (canonical)
četr̀naēst (romanization)


педесет

педѐсе̄т (canonical)
pedèsēt (romanization)

пе̑т (“five”) + де̏сет (“ten”)


деведесет

деведѐсе̄т (canonical)
devedèsēt (romanization)

де̏вет (“nine”) + де̏сет (“ten”)


tronožac

sh-noun

trònožac m (Cyrillic spelling тро̀ножац)

trònožac (canonical masculine)
тро̀ножац (Cyrillic)
tronožac (nominative singular)
tronošci (nominative plural)
tronošca (genitive singular)
tronožaca (genitive plural)
tronošcu (dative singular)
tronošcima (dative plural)
tronožac (accusative singular)
tronošce (accusative plural)
tronošče (singular vocative)
tronošci (plural vocative)
tronošcu (locative singular)
tronošcima (locative plural)
tronošcem (instrumental singular)
tronošcima (instrumental plural)


četvrtina

četvr̀tina f (Cyrillic spelling четвр̀тина)

četvr̀tina (canonical feminine)
четвр̀тина (Cyrillic)
četvr̀tina (nominative singular)
četvrtine (nominative plural)
četvrtine (genitive singular)
četvrtínā (genitive plural)
četvrtini (dative singular)
četvrtinama (dative plural)
četvrtinu (accusative singular)
četvrtine (accusative plural)
četvrtino (singular vocative)
četvrtine (plural vocative)
četvrtini (locative singular)
četvrtinama (locative plural)
četvrtinom (instrumental singular)
četvrtinama (instrumental plural)


седмина

седмѝна (canonical feminine)
sedmìna (romanization)
седмѝна (nominative singular)
седмине (nominative plural)
седмине (genitive singular)
седми́на̄ (genitive plural)
седмини (dative singular)
седминама (dative plural)
седмину (accusative singular)
седмине (accusative plural)
седмино (singular vocative)
седмине (plural vocative)
седмини (locative singular)
седминама (locative plural)
седмином (instrumental singular)
седминама (instrumental plural)


шестина

шѐстина (canonical feminine)
šèstina (romanization)
шестина (nominative singular)
шестине (nominative plural)
шестине (genitive singular)
шестина (genitive plural)
шестини (dative singular)
шестинама (dative plural)
шестину (accusative singular)
шестине (accusative plural)
шестино (singular vocative)
шестине (plural vocative)
шестини (locative singular)
шестинама (locative plural)
шестином (instrumental singular)
шестинама (instrumental plural)


осмина

осмѝна (canonical feminine)
osmìna (romanization)
осмѝна (nominative singular)
осмине (nominative plural)
осмине (genitive singular)
осми́на̄ (genitive plural)
осмини (dative singular)
осминама (dative plural)
осмину (accusative singular)
осмине (accusative plural)
осмино (singular vocative)
осмине (plural vocative)
осмини (locative singular)
осминама (locative plural)
осмином (instrumental singular)
осминама (instrumental plural)


четвртина

четвр̀тина f (Latin spelling četvr̀tina)

четвр̀тина (canonical feminine)
četvr̀tina (romanization)
четвр̀тина (nominative singular)
четвртине (nominative plural)
четвртине (genitive singular)
четврти́на̄ (genitive plural)
четвртини (dative singular)
четвртинама (dative plural)
четвртину (accusative singular)
четвртине (accusative plural)
четвртино (singular vocative)
четвртине (plural vocative)
четвртини (locative singular)
четвртинама (locative plural)
четвртином (instrumental singular)
четвртинама (instrumental plural)

чет‧вр‧ти‧на


петина

пѐтина (canonical feminine)
pètina (romanization)
петина (nominative singular)
петине (nominative plural)
петине (genitive singular)
петина (genitive plural)
петини (dative singular)
петинама (dative plural)
петину (accusative singular)
петине (accusative plural)
петино (singular vocative)
петине (plural vocative)
петини (locative singular)
петинама (locative plural)
петином (instrumental singular)
петинама (instrumental plural)


двојица

дво̀јица (canonical feminine)
dvòjica (romanization)
двојица (nominative singular)
двојице (genitive singular)
двојици (dative singular)
двојицу (accusative singular)
двојица (singular vocative)
двојицо (singular vocative)
двојици (locative singular)
двојицом (instrumental singular)

sh-decl-noun-unc

двојица / двојицо


осморица

осмо̀рица (canonical feminine)
osmòrica (romanization)
осморица (nominative singular)
осморице (genitive singular)
осморици (dative singular)
осморицу (accusative singular)
осморице (singular vocative)
осморицо (singular vocative)
осморици (locative singular)
осморицом (instrumental singular)

осморице / осморицо


десеторица

sh-noun

десето̀рица f (Latin spelling desetòrica)

десето̀рица (canonical feminine)
desetòrica (romanization)
десеторица (nominative singular)
десеторице (genitive singular)
десеторици (dative singular)
десеторицу (accusative singular)
десеторице (singular vocative)
десеторицо (singular vocative)
десеторици (locative singular)
десеторицом (instrumental singular)

sh-decl-noun-unc

десеторице / десеторицо

де‧се‧то‧ри‧ца


петорица

пето̀рица (canonical feminine)
petòrica (romanization)
петорица (nominative singular)
петорице (genitive singular)
петорици (dative singular)
петорицу (accusative singular)
петорице (singular vocative)
петорицо (singular vocative)
петорици (locative singular)
петорицом (instrumental singular)

петорице / петорицо


шесторица

шесто̀рица (canonical feminine)
šestòrica (romanization)
шесторица (nominative singular)
шесторице (genitive singular)
шесторици (dative singular)
шесторицу (accusative singular)
шесторице (singular vocative)
шесторицо (singular vocative)
шесторици (locative singular)
шесторицом (instrumental singular)

шесторице / шесторицо

шес‧то‧ри‧ца


osmorica

sh-noun

osmòrica f (Cyrillic spelling осмо̀рица)

osmòrica (canonical feminine)
осмо̀рица (Cyrillic)
osmorica (nominative singular)
osmorice (genitive singular)
osmorici (dative singular)
osmoricu (accusative singular)
osmorice (singular vocative)
osmorico (singular vocative)
osmorici (locative singular)
osmoricom (instrumental singular)


седморица

седмо̀рица (canonical feminine)
sedmòrica (romanization)
седморица (nominative singular)
седморице (genitive singular)
седморици (dative singular)
седморицу (accusative singular)
седморице (singular vocative)
седморицо (singular vocative)
седморици (locative singular)
седморицом (instrumental singular)

sh-decl-noun-unc

седморице / седморицо

сед‧мо‧ри‧ца


десетина

десѐтина (canonical feminine)
desètina (romanization)
десетина (nominative singular)
десетине (nominative plural)
десетине (genitive singular)
десетина (genitive plural)
десетини (dative singular)
десетинама (dative plural)
десетину (accusative singular)
десетине (accusative plural)
десетино (singular vocative)
десетине (plural vocative)
десетини (locative singular)
десетинама (locative plural)
десетином (instrumental singular)
десетинама (instrumental plural)


тројица

тро̀јица (canonical feminine)
tròjica (romanization)
тројица (nominative singular)
тројице (genitive singular)
тројици (dative singular)
тројицу (accusative singular)
тројице (singular vocative)
тројици (locative singular)
тројицом (instrumental singular)

Света Тројица


деветорица

sh-noun

девето̀рица f (Latin spelling devetòrica)

девето̀рица (canonical feminine)
devetòrica (romanization)
деветорица (nominative singular)
деветорице (genitive singular)
деветорици (dative singular)
деветорицу (accusative singular)
деветорице (singular vocative)
деветорици (locative singular)
деветорицом (instrumental singular)

де‧ве‧то‧ри‧ца


четворица

четво̀рица (canonical feminine)
četvòrica (romanization)
четворица (nominative singular)
четворице (genitive singular)
четворици (dative singular)
четворицу (accusative singular)
четворице (singular vocative)
четворицо (singular vocative)
четворици (locative singular)
четворицом (instrumental singular)

sh-decl-noun-unc

четворице / четворицо

чет‧во‧ри‧ца


devetica

devètica (canonical feminine)
девѐтица (Cyrillic)
devetica (nominative singular)
devetice (nominative plural)
devetice (genitive singular)
devetica (genitive plural)
devetici (dative singular)
deveticama (dative plural)
deveticu (accusative singular)
devetice (accusative plural)
devetice (singular vocative)
devetico (singular vocative)
devetice (plural vocative)
devetici (locative singular)
deveticama (locative plural)
deveticom (instrumental singular)
deveticama (instrumental plural)


деветица

девѐтица (canonical feminine)
devètica (romanization)
деветица (nominative singular)
деветице (nominative plural)
деветице (genitive singular)
деветица (genitive plural)
деветици (dative singular)
деветицама (dative plural)
деветицу (accusative singular)
деветице (accusative plural)
деветице (singular vocative)
деветицо (singular vocative)
деветице (plural vocative)
деветици (locative singular)
деветицама (locative plural)
деветицом (instrumental singular)
деветицама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

деветице / деветицо


četvrtica

sh-noun

četvr̀tica f (Cyrillic spelling четвр̀тица)

četvr̀tica (canonical feminine)
четвр̀тица (Cyrillic)
četvrtica (nominative singular)
četvrtice (nominative plural)
četvrtice (genitive singular)
četvrtica (genitive plural)
četvrtici (dative singular)
četvrticama (dative plural)
četvrticu (accusative singular)
četvrtice (accusative plural)
četvrtice (singular vocative)
četvrtico (singular vocative)
četvrtice (plural vocative)
četvrtici (locative singular)
četvrticama (locative plural)
četvrticom (instrumental singular)
četvrticama (instrumental plural)

anything numbered four (playing card, tram, bus, player with a jersey number 4 etc.)


четвртица

четвр̀тица f (Latin spelling četvr̀tica)

четвр̀тица (canonical feminine)
četvr̀tica (romanization)
четвртица (nominative singular)
четвртице (nominative plural)
четвртице (genitive singular)
четвртица (genitive plural)
четвртици (dative singular)
четвртицама (dative plural)
четвртицу (accusative singular)
четвртице (accusative plural)
четвртице (singular vocative)
четвртицо (singular vocative)
четвртице (plural vocative)
четвртици (locative singular)
четвртицама (locative plural)
четвртицом (instrumental singular)
четвртицама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

четвртице / четвртицо

че‧твр‧ти‧ца


шестица

шѐстица (canonical feminine)
šèstica (romanization)
шестица (nominative singular)
шестице (nominative plural)
шестице (genitive singular)
шестица (genitive plural)
шестици (dative singular)
шестицама (dative plural)
шестицу (accusative singular)
шестице (accusative plural)
шестице (singular vocative)
шестицо (singular vocative)
шестице (plural vocative)
шестици (locative singular)
шестицама (locative plural)
шестицом (instrumental singular)
шестицама (instrumental plural)

шестице / шестицо

From ше̑ст + -ица.

affix

ше̑ст + -ица

anything numbered six (playing card, tram, bus, player with a jersey number 6 etc.)


šestica

šèstica (canonical feminine)
шѐстица (Cyrillic)
šestica (nominative singular)
šestice (nominative plural)
šestice (genitive singular)
šestica (genitive plural)
šestici (dative singular)
šesticama (dative plural)
šesticu (accusative singular)
šestice (accusative plural)
šestice (singular vocative)
šestico (singular vocative)
šestice (plural vocative)
šestici (locative singular)
šesticama (locative plural)
šesticom (instrumental singular)
šesticama (instrumental plural)


osmica

òsmica (canonical feminine)
о̀смица (Cyrillic)
osmica (nominative singular)
osmice (nominative plural)
osmice (genitive singular)
osmica (genitive plural)
osmici (dative singular)
osmicama (dative plural)
osmicu (accusative singular)
osmice (accusative plural)
osmice (singular vocative)
osmico (singular vocative)
osmice (plural vocative)
osmici (locative singular)
osmicama (locative plural)
osmicom (instrumental singular)
osmicama (instrumental plural)

anything numbered eight (playing card, tram, bus, player with a jersey number 8 etc.)


četvorka

sh-noun

čètvōrka f (Cyrillic spelling чѐтво̄рка)

čètvōrka (canonical feminine)
чѐтво̄рка (Cyrillic)
čètvōrka (nominative singular)
četvorke (nominative plural)
četvorke (genitive singular)
čètvōrākā (genitive plural)
čètvōrkī (genitive plural)
četvorci (dative singular)
četvorki (dative singular)
četvorkama (dative plural)
četvorku (accusative singular)
četvorke (accusative plural)
četvorko (singular vocative)
četvorke (plural vocative)
četvorci (locative singular)
četvorki (locative singular)
četvorkama (locative plural)
četvorkom (instrumental singular)
četvorkama (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

čètvōrākā / čètvōrkī


трица

три̏ца (canonical feminine)
trȉca (romanization)
три̏ца (nominative singular)
трице (nominative plural)
трице (genitive singular)
три̑ца̄ (genitive plural)
трици (dative singular)
трицама (dative plural)
трицу (accusative singular)
трице (accusative plural)
трицо (singular vocative)
трице (plural vocative)
трици (locative singular)
трицама (locative plural)
трицом (instrumental singular)
трицама (instrumental plural)


trica

trȉca (canonical feminine)
три̏ца (Cyrillic)
trȉca (nominative singular)
trice (nominative plural)
trice (genitive singular)
trȋcā (genitive plural)
trici (dative singular)
tricama (dative plural)
tricu (accusative singular)
trice (accusative plural)
trico (singular vocative)
trice (plural vocative)
trici (locative singular)
tricama (locative plural)
tricom (instrumental singular)
tricama (instrumental plural)


petica

pètica (canonical feminine)
пѐтица (Cyrillic)
petica (nominative singular)
petice (nominative plural)
petice (genitive singular)
petica (genitive plural)
petici (dative singular)
peticama (dative plural)
peticu (accusative singular)
petice (accusative plural)
petice (singular vocative)
petico (singular vocative)
petice (plural vocative)
petici (locative singular)
peticama (locative plural)
peticom (instrumental singular)
peticama (instrumental plural)

anything numbered five (playing card, tram, bus, player with a jersey number 5 etc.)


четворка

чѐтво̄рка (canonical feminine)
čètvōrka (romanization)
чѐтво̄рка (nominative singular)
четворке (nominative plural)
четворке (genitive singular)
чѐтво̄ра̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
чѐтво̄ркӣ (genitive plural)
четворци (dative singular)
четворки (dative singular)
четворкама (dative plural)
четворку (accusative singular)
четворке (accusative plural)
четворко (singular vocative)
четворке (plural vocative)
четворци (locative singular)
четворки (locative singular)
четворкама (locative plural)
четворком (instrumental singular)
четворкама (instrumental plural)

чѐтво̄ра̄ка̄ / чѐтво̄ркӣ

четворци / четворки

четворци / четворки

From чѐтвр̄тӣ + -ка.

affix

чѐтвр̄тӣ + -ка


осмица

о̀смица (canonical feminine)
òsmica (romanization)
осмица (nominative singular)
осмице (nominative plural)
осмице (genitive singular)
осмица (genitive plural)
осмици (dative singular)
осмицама (dative plural)
осмицу (accusative singular)
осмице (accusative plural)
осмице (singular vocative)
осмицо (singular vocative)
осмице (plural vocative)
осмици (locative singular)
осмицама (locative plural)
осмицом (instrumental singular)
осмицама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

осмице / осмицо

о̏сӣм + -ица.

affix

о̏сӣм + -ица


тројка

тро́јка (canonical feminine)
trójka (romanization)
тројка (nominative singular)
тројке (nominative plural)
тројке (genitive singular)
тројака (genitive plural)
тројка (genitive plural)
тројки (genitive plural)
тројци (dative singular)
тројкама (dative plural)
тројку (accusative singular)
тројке (accusative plural)
тројко (singular vocative)
тројке (plural vocative)
тројци (locative singular)
тројкама (locative plural)
тројком (instrumental singular)
тројкама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

тројака / тројка / тројки

тро̏је + -ка.

affix

тро̏је + -ка


петица

пѐтица (canonical feminine)
pètica (romanization)
петица (nominative singular)
петице (nominative plural)
петице (genitive singular)
петица (genitive plural)
петици (dative singular)
петицама (dative plural)
петицу (accusative singular)
петице (accusative plural)
петице (singular vocative)
петицо (singular vocative)
петице (plural vocative)
петици (locative singular)
петицама (locative plural)
петицом (instrumental singular)
петицама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

петице / петицо


desetka

dèsētka (canonical feminine)
дѐсе̄тка (Cyrillic)
dèsētka (nominative singular)
desetke (nominative plural)
desetke (genitive singular)
dèsētākā (genitive plural)
dèsētkī (genitive plural)
desetki (dative singular)
desetkama (dative plural)
desetku (accusative singular)
desetke (accusative plural)
desetko (singular vocative)
desetke (plural vocative)
desetki (locative singular)
desetkama (locative plural)
desetkom (instrumental singular)
desetkama (instrumental plural)

anything numbered ten (playing card, tram, bus, player with a jersey number 10 etc.)


десетка

дѐсе̄тка (canonical feminine)
dèsētka (romanization)
дѐсе̄тка (nominative singular)
десетке (nominative plural)
десетке (genitive singular)
дѐсе̄та̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
дѐсе̄ткӣ (genitive plural)
десетки (dative singular)
десеткама (dative plural)
десетку (accusative singular)
десетке (accusative plural)
десетко (singular vocative)
десетке (plural vocative)
десетки (locative singular)
десеткама (locative plural)
десетком (instrumental singular)
десеткама (instrumental plural)

дѐсе̄та̄ка̄ / дѐсе̄ткӣ

де̏сет + -ка.

affix

де̏сет + -ка


деведесети

деведѐсетӣ (canonical)
devedèsetī (romanization)

де‧ве‧де‧се‧ти


devedeseti

sh-adjective

devedèsetī (Cyrillic spelling деведѐсетӣ)

devedèsetī (canonical)
деведѐсетӣ (Cyrillic)


тридесет

трíдесет (canonical)
trídeset (romanization)

compound

три̑ (“three”) + дȅсет (“ten”)


duplikat

sh-noun

duplìkāt m (Cyrillic spelling дуплѝка̄т)

duplìkāt (canonical masculine)
дуплѝка̄т (Cyrillic)
duplìkāt (nominative singular)
duplikati (nominative plural)
duplikáta (genitive singular)
duplikata (genitive plural)
duplikatu (dative singular)
duplikatima (dative plural)
duplikat (accusative singular)
duplikate (accusative plural)
duplikate (singular vocative)
duplikati (plural vocative)
duplikatu (locative singular)
duplikatima (locative plural)
duplikatom (instrumental singular)
duplikatima (instrumental plural)


samac

sámac (canonical masculine)
са́мац (Cyrillic)
sámac (nominative singular)
sȃmci (nominative plural)
sȃmca (genitive singular)
sȃmācā (genitive plural)
samcu (dative singular)
samcima (dative plural)
samca (accusative singular)
samce (accusative plural)
samče (singular vocative)
samci (plural vocative)
samcu (locative singular)
samcima (locative plural)
samcem (instrumental singular)
samcima (instrumental plural)


devetsto

dȅvetsto (canonical)
де̏ветсто (Cyrillic)


деветсто

де̏ветсто (canonical)
dȅvetsto (romanization)


шесторо

ше̏сторо (canonical neuter)
šȅstoro (romanization)


oboje

ȍboje (canonical)
о̏боје (Cyrillic)
ȍboje (nominative singular)
obóga (genitive singular)
obóma (dative singular)
ȍboje (accusative singular)
ȍboje (singular vocative)
obóma (locative singular)
obóma (instrumental singular)

nas oboje


тесте

тѐсте (canonical neuter)
tèste (romanization)
тѐсте (nominative singular)
тестѐта (nominative plural)
тѐстета (genitive singular)
тѐсте́та̄ (genitive plural)
тѐстету (dative singular)
тестѐтима (dative plural)
тѐсте (accusative singular)
тестѐта (accusative plural)
тѐсте (singular vocative)
тестѐта (plural vocative)
тѐстету (locative singular)
тестѐтима (locative plural)
тѐстетом (instrumental singular)
тестѐтима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish دسته (deste, teste), from Persian دسته (dasta).


sedamsto

sȅdamsto (canonical)
се̏дамсто (Cyrillic)


četiristo

sh-numeral

čȅtiristo (Cyrillic spelling че̏тиристо)

čȅtiristo (canonical)
че̏тиристо (Cyrillic)


sedmi

sȇdmī (canonical)
се̑дмӣ (Cyrillic)
sedmi (masculine nominative singular)
sedma (feminine nominative singular)
sedmo (neuter nominative singular)
sedmog (genitive masculine singular)
sedmoga (genitive masculine singular)
sedme (feminine genitive singular)
sedmog (genitive neuter singular)
sedmoga (genitive neuter singular)
sedmom (dative masculine singular)
sedmomu (dative masculine singular)
sedmoj (dative feminine singular)
sedmom (dative neuter singular)
sedmomu (dative neuter singular)
sedmi (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
sedmu (accusative feminine singular)
sedmo (accusative neuter singular)
sedmog (accusative animate masculine singular)
sedmoga (accusative animate masculine singular)
sedmi (masculine singular vocative)
sedma (feminine singular vocative)
sedmo (neuter singular vocative)
sedmom (locative masculine singular)
sedmomu (locative masculine singular)
sedmoj (feminine locative singular)
sedmom (locative neuter singular)
sedmomu (locative neuter singular)
sedmim (instrumental masculine singular)
sedmom (feminine instrumental singular)
sedmim (instrumental neuter singular)
sedmi (masculine nominative plural)
sedme (feminine nominative plural)
sedma (neuter nominative plural)
sedmih (genitive masculine plural)
sedmih (feminine genitive plural)
sedmih (genitive neuter plural)
sedmim (dative masculine plural)
sedmima (dative masculine plural)
sedmim (dative feminine plural)
sedmima (dative feminine plural)
sedmim (dative neuter plural)
sedmima (dative neuter plural)
sedme (accusative masculine plural)
sedme (accusative feminine plural)
sedma (accusative neuter plural)
sedmi (masculine plural vocative)
sedme (feminine plural vocative)
sedma (neuter plural vocative)
sedmim (locative masculine plural)
sedmima (locative masculine plural)
sedmim (feminine locative plural)
sedmima (feminine locative plural)
sedmim (locative neuter plural)
sedmima (locative neuter plural)
sedmim (instrumental masculine plural)
sedmima (instrumental masculine plural)
sedmim (feminine instrumental plural)
sedmima (feminine instrumental plural)
sedmim (instrumental neuter plural)
sedmima (instrumental neuter plural)


петсто

пе̑тсто (canonical)
pȇtsto (romanization)


осамсто

о̏самсто (canonical)
ȍsamsto (romanization)


седамсто

се̏дамсто (canonical)
sȅdamsto (romanization)


шестсто

ше̑стсто (canonical)
šȇststo (romanization)


четиристо

че̏тиристо (canonical)
čȅtiristo (romanization)


тристо

три̏сто (canonical)
trȉsto (romanization)


dve stotine

dvȇ stȍtine (Cyrillic spelling две̑ сто̏тине)

dvȇ stȍtine (canonical)
две̑ сто̏тине (Cyrillic)

From dva (“two”) and stotina (“hundred”).


dvije stotine

dvȉje stȍtine (Cyrillic spelling дви̏је сто̏тине)

dvȉje stȍtine (canonical)
дви̏је сто̏тине (Cyrillic)