obor

обор (Cyrillic)
obor (nominative singular)
obori (nominative plural)
obora (genitive singular)
obora (genitive plural)
oboru (dative singular)
oborima (dative plural)
obor (accusative singular)
obore (accusative plural)
oboru (singular vocative)
obore (singular vocative)
obori (plural vocative)
oboru (locative singular)
oborima (locative plural)
oborom (instrumental singular)
oborima (instrumental plural)


перо

пѐро (canonical neuter)
pèro (romanization)
перо (nominative singular)
пера (nominative plural)
пера (genitive singular)
пера (genitive plural)
перу (dative singular)
перима (dative plural)
перо (accusative singular)
пера (accusative plural)
перо (singular vocative)
пера (plural vocative)
перу (locative singular)
перима (locative plural)
пером (instrumental singular)
перима (instrumental plural)


вена

ве́на (canonical feminine)
véna (romanization)
вена (nominative singular)
вене (nominative plural)
вене (genitive singular)
вена (genitive plural)
вени (dative singular)
венама (dative plural)
вену (accusative singular)
вене (accusative plural)
вено (singular vocative)
вене (plural vocative)
вени (locative singular)
венама (locative plural)
веном (instrumental singular)
венама (instrumental plural)

(anatomy, botany, zoology) vein (all senses)


vena

véna (canonical feminine)
ве́на (Cyrillic)
vena (nominative singular)
vene (nominative plural)
vene (genitive singular)
vena (genitive plural)
veni (dative singular)
venama (dative plural)
venu (accusative singular)
vene (accusative plural)
veno (singular vocative)
vene (plural vocative)
veni (locative singular)
venama (locative plural)
venom (instrumental singular)
venama (instrumental plural)


kavez

kàvez (canonical masculine)
ка̀вез (Cyrillic)
kàvez (nominative singular)
kavezi (nominative plural)
kaveza (genitive singular)
kȁvēzā (genitive plural)
kavezu (dative singular)
kavezima (dative plural)
kavez (accusative singular)
kaveze (accusative plural)
kaveze (singular vocative)
kavezi (plural vocative)
kavezu (locative singular)
kavezima (locative plural)
kavezom (instrumental singular)
kavezima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قفس (kafes), from Persian قفس (qafes), from Arabic قَفَص (qafaṣ).


кавез

ка̀вез (canonical masculine)
kàvez (romanization)
ка̀вез (nominative singular)
кавези (nominative plural)
кавеза (genitive singular)
ка̏ве̄за̄ (genitive plural)
кавезу (dative singular)
кавезима (dative plural)
кавез (accusative singular)
кавезе (accusative plural)
кавезе (singular vocative)
кавези (plural vocative)
кавезу (locative singular)
кавезима (locative plural)
кавезом (instrumental singular)
кавезима (instrumental plural)


икра

и̏кра (canonical feminine)
ȉkra (romanization)
икра (nominative singular)
икре (genitive singular)
икри (dative singular)
икру (accusative singular)
икро (singular vocative)
икри (locative singular)
икром (instrumental singular)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *jьkra, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *ikrā́ˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *yékʷr̥.


ikra

ȉkra (canonical feminine)
и̏кра (Cyrillic)
ikra (nominative singular)
ikre (genitive singular)
ikri (dative singular)
ikru (accusative singular)
ikro (singular vocative)
ikri (locative singular)
ikrom (instrumental singular)


roj

rȏj (canonical masculine)
ро̑ј (Cyrillic)
rȏj (nominative singular)
ròjevi (nominative plural)
rȍja (genitive singular)
rojeva (genitive plural)
roju (dative singular)
rojevima (dative plural)
roj (accusative singular)
rojeve (accusative plural)
roje (singular vocative)
rojevi (plural vocative)
roju (locative singular)
rojevima (locative plural)
rojem (instrumental singular)
rojevima (instrumental plural)


brlog

bŕlog (canonical masculine)
бр́лог (Cyrillic)
brlog (nominative singular)
brlozi (nominative plural)
brloga (genitive singular)
brloga (genitive plural)
brlogu (dative singular)
brlozima (dative plural)
brlog (accusative singular)
brloge (accusative plural)
brlože (singular vocative)
brlozi (plural vocative)
brlogu (locative singular)
brlozima (locative plural)
brlogom (instrumental singular)
brlozima (instrumental plural)

medvjeđi brlog

den, burrow, lair (wild animal's hideout)

lair, hideout, hideaway (a secret or private place in which one hides or lives alone)


opica

òpica (canonical feminine)
о̀пица (Cyrillic)
opica (nominative singular)
opice (nominative plural)
opice (genitive singular)
opica (genitive plural)
opici (dative singular)
opicama (dative plural)
opicu (accusative singular)
opice (accusative plural)
opice (singular vocative)
opico (singular vocative)
opice (plural vocative)
opici (locative singular)
opicama (locative plural)
opicom (instrumental singular)
opicama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *opica, from Proto-Germanic *apô.


volja

воља (Cyrillic)
vȍlja (nominative singular)
volje (nominative plural)
volje (genitive singular)
vȏljā (genitive plural)
volji (dative singular)
voljama (dative plural)
volju (accusative singular)
volje (accusative plural)
voljo (singular vocative)
volje (plural vocative)
volji (locative singular)
voljama (locative plural)
voljom (instrumental singular)
voljama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *voľà, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *wáljāˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *welh₁- (“to want”).


ornitolog

sh-noun

ornitòlōg m (Cyrillic spelling орнито̀ло̄г)

ornitòlōg (canonical masculine)
орнито̀ло̄г (Cyrillic)
ornitòlōg (nominative singular)
ornitòlozi (nominative plural)
ornitologa (genitive singular)
ornitologa (genitive plural)
ornitologu (dative singular)
ornitolozima (dative plural)
ornitologa (accusative singular)
ornitologe (accusative plural)
ornitolože (singular vocative)
ornitolozi (plural vocative)
ornitologu (locative singular)
ornitolozima (locative plural)
ornitologom (instrumental singular)
ornitolozima (instrumental plural)


antropolog

antropòlog m (Cyrillic spelling антропо̀лог)

antropòlog (canonical masculine)
антропо̀лог (Cyrillic)
antropòlog (nominative singular)
antropòlozi (nominative plural)
antropologa (genitive singular)
antropologa (genitive plural)
antropologu (dative singular)
antropolozima (dative plural)
antropologa (accusative singular)
antropologe (accusative plural)
antropòlože (singular vocative)
antropolozi (plural vocative)
antropologu (locative singular)
antropolozima (locative plural)
antropologom (instrumental singular)
antropolozima (instrumental plural)


entomologija

entomològija f (Cyrillic spelling ентомоло̀гија)

entomològija (canonical feminine)
ентомоло̀гија (Cyrillic)
entomologija (nominative singular)
entomologije (genitive singular)
entomologiji (dative singular)
entomologiju (accusative singular)
entomologijo (singular vocative)
entomologiji (locative singular)
entomologijom (instrumental singular)


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)


антрополог

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


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)


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”).


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)


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)

(zoology, chiefly Bosnia, Serbia) reptile


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)


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)


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


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)

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


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)

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)


golubarnik

golùbārnīk m (Cyrillic spelling голу̀ба̄рнӣк)

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


košnica

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


staja

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


paučina

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

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


južnoafrički mravojed

južnoàfričkī mrȁvojed m (Cyrillic spelling јужноа̀фричкӣ мра̏војед)

južnoàfričkī mrȁvojed (canonical masculine)
јужноа̀фричкӣ мра̏војед (Cyrillic)

(zoology) South African anteater (aardvark).


ljuska

ljȕska (canonical feminine)
љу̏ска (Cyrillic)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *luska, *ljuska.

scale (keratin pieces covering the skin of certain animals)


peraja

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


гнијездо

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


паучина

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

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

suf

па̏ӯк (“spider”) + -ина


стаја

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


живац

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


stenica

stènica (canonical feminine)
стѐница (Cyrillic)
stenica (nominative singular)
stenice (nominative plural)
stenice (genitive singular)
stenica (genitive plural)
stenici (dative singular)
stenicama (dative plural)
stenicu (accusative singular)
stenice (accusative plural)
stenico (singular vocative)
stenice (plural vocative)
stenici (locative singular)
stenicama (locative plural)
stenicom (instrumental singular)
stenicama (instrumental plural)

(entomology) a member of order Heteroptera


стеница

стѐница (canonical feminine)
stènica (romanization)
стеница (nominative singular)
стенице (nominative plural)
стенице (genitive singular)
стеница (genitive plural)
стеници (dative singular)
стеницама (dative plural)
стеницу (accusative singular)
стенице (accusative plural)
стеницо (singular vocative)
стенице (plural vocative)
стеници (locative singular)
стеницама (locative plural)
стеницом (instrumental singular)
стеницама (instrumental plural)


стјеница

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


stjenica

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


гомила

го̀мила (canonical feminine)
gòmila (romanization)
гомила (nominative singular)
гомиле (nominative plural)
гомиле (genitive singular)
гомила (genitive plural)
гомили (dative singular)
гомилама (dative plural)
гомилу (accusative singular)
гомиле (accusative plural)
гомило (singular vocative)
гомиле (plural vocative)
гомили (locative singular)
гомилама (locative plural)
гомилом (instrumental singular)
гомилама (instrumental plural)

By metathesis from могила, from Proto-Slavic *mogyla (“sepulchral cairn”).
Cognates include Russian могила (mogila), Czech mohyla, Polish mogiła, and Lithuanian mogila. Possible cognates include Romanian movilă, moghilă, măgură, and măgulă, Aromanian mãgulã, and Albanian gamulë and magulë.
An alternative proposed etymology derives гомила from a hypothesized Proto-Slavic *gomyla/*gomula/*gomolь/*gomola (“lump, pile”).

der

(archaeology) tumulus, barrow, sepulchral cairn


gomila

gòmila (canonical feminine)
го̀мила (Cyrillic)
gomila (nominative singular)
gomile (nominative plural)
gomile (genitive singular)
gȍmȋlȃ (genitive plural)
gomili (dative singular)
gomilama (dative plural)
gomilu (accusative singular)
gomile (accusative plural)
gomilo (singular vocative)
gomile (plural vocative)
gomili (locative singular)
gomilama (locative plural)
gomilom (instrumental singular)
gomilama (instrumental plural)

By metathesis from mogila, from Proto-Slavic *mogyla (“burial mound”). An alternative proposed etymology takes the metathesized form as primary and so derives gomila from a Proto-Slavic *gomyla, perhaps with influence from *gomolь, *gomola (“lump, pile”); see the etymology notes at gòmolj and Proto-Slavic *mogyla.

(archaeology) tumulus, barrow, burial mound or cairn


ћумез

ћу̀мез (canonical masculine)
ćùmez (romanization)
ћумез (nominative singular)
ћумези (nominative plural)
ћумеза (genitive singular)
ћумеза (genitive plural)
ћумезу (dative singular)
ћумезима (dative plural)
ћумез (accusative singular)
ћумезе (accusative plural)
ћумезу (singular vocative)
ћумези (plural vocative)
ћумезу (locative singular)
ћумезима (locative plural)
ћумезом (instrumental singular)
ћумезима (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish كومس (kümes) (compare Turkish kümes).


ćumez

ćùmez (canonical masculine)
ћу̀мез (Cyrillic)
ćumez (nominative singular)
ćumezi (nominative plural)
ćumeza (genitive singular)
ćumeza (genitive plural)
ćumezu (dative singular)
ćumezima (dative plural)
ćumez (accusative singular)
ćumeze (accusative plural)
ćumezu (singular vocative)
ćumezi (plural vocative)
ćumezu (locative singular)
ćumezima (locative plural)
ćumezom (instrumental singular)
ćumezima (instrumental plural)


jazbina

jȁzbina (canonical feminine)
ја̏збина (Cyrillic)
jazbina (nominative singular)
jazbine (nominative plural)
jazbine (genitive singular)
jazbina (genitive plural)
jazbini (dative singular)
jazbinama (dative plural)
jazbinu (accusative singular)
jazbine (accusative plural)
jazbino (singular vocative)
jazbine (plural vocative)
jazbini (locative singular)
jazbinama (locative plural)
jazbinom (instrumental singular)
jazbinama (instrumental plural)


свињац

сви́њац (canonical masculine)
svínjac (romanization)
сви́њац (nominative singular)
сви́њци (nominative plural)
сви́њца (genitive singular)
сви̑ња̄ца̄ (genitive plural)
свињцу (dative singular)
свињцима (dative plural)
свињац (accusative singular)
свињце (accusative plural)
свињче (singular vocative)
свињци (plural vocative)
свињцу (locative singular)
свињцима (locative plural)
свињцем (instrumental singular)
свињцима (instrumental plural)


ентомологија

sh-noun

ентомоло̀гија

ентомоло̀гија f (Latin spelling entomològija)

ентомоло̀гија (canonical feminine)
entomològija (romanization)
ентомологија (nominative singular)
ентомологије (genitive singular)
ентомологији (dative singular)
ентомологију (accusative singular)
ентомологијо (singular vocative)
ентомологији (locative singular)
ентомологијом (instrumental singular)

sh-decl-noun-unc

ентомологија

ентомологије

ентомологији

ентомологију

ентомологијо

ентомологији

ентомологијом

ен‧то‧мо‧ло‧ги‧ја


котац

ко̀тац (canonical masculine)
kòtac (romanization)
ко̀тац (nominative singular)
ко́тци (nominative plural)
ко́ци (nominative plural)
ко́тца (genitive singular)
ко́ца (genitive singular)
ко̏та̄ца̄ (genitive plural)
котцу (dative singular)
коцу (dative singular)
котцима (dative plural)
коцима (dative plural)
ко̀тац (accusative singular)
котце (accusative plural)
коце (accusative plural)
котче (singular vocative)
коче (singular vocative)
котци (plural vocative)
коци (plural vocative)
котцу (locative singular)
коцу (locative singular)
котцима (locative plural)
коцима (locative plural)
котцем (instrumental singular)
коцем (instrumental singular)
котцима (instrumental plural)
коцима (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

ко́тци / ко́ци

ко́тца / ко́ца

котцу / коцу

котцима / коцима

котце / коце

котче / коче

котци / коци

котцу / коцу

котцима / коцима

котцем / ко(т)цем

котцима / коцима


kotac

kòtac (canonical masculine)
ко̀тац (Cyrillic)
kòtac (nominative singular)
kótci (nominative plural)
kóci (nominative plural)
kótca (genitive singular)
kóca (genitive singular)
kȍtācā (genitive plural)
kotcu (dative singular)
kocu (dative singular)
kotcima (dative plural)
kocima (dative plural)
kòtac (accusative singular)
kotce (accusative plural)
koce (accusative plural)
kotče (singular vocative)
koče (singular vocative)
kótci (plural vocative)
kóci (plural vocative)
kotcu (locative singular)
kocu (locative singular)
kotcima (locative plural)
kocima (locative plural)
kotcem (instrumental singular)
kocem (instrumental singular)
kotcima (instrumental plural)
kocima (instrumental plural)


bešika

bèšika (canonical feminine)
бѐшика (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Romanian bășică, from Italian vescica, from Latin vēsīca (“bladder”).

(zoology) a flexible sac in fish that can expand and contract and that holds air; swimming bladder


бешика

бѐшика (canonical feminine)
bèšika (romanization)


picajzla

sh-noun

picàjzla f (Cyrillic spelling пица̀јзла)

picàjzla (canonical feminine)
пица̀јзла (Cyrillic)
picajzla (nominative singular)
picajzle (nominative plural)
picajzle (genitive singular)
picajzla (genitive plural)
picajzli (genitive plural)
picajzli (dative singular)
picajzlama (dative plural)
picajzlu (accusative singular)
picajzle (accusative plural)
picajzlo (singular vocative)
picajzle (plural vocative)
picajzli (locative singular)
picajzlama (locative plural)
picajzlom (instrumental singular)
picajzlama (instrumental plural)


пицајзла

пица̀јзла (canonical feminine)
picàjzla (romanization)
пицајзла (nominative singular)
пицајзле (nominative plural)
пицајзле (genitive singular)
пицајзла (genitive plural)
пицајзли (genitive plural)
пицајзли (dative singular)
пицајзлама (dative plural)
пицајзлу (accusative singular)
пицајзле (accusative plural)
пицајзло (singular vocative)
пицајзле (plural vocative)
пицајзли (locative singular)
пицајзлама (locative plural)
пицајзлом (instrumental singular)
пицајзлама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

пицајзла / пицајзли


krljušt

kȑljūšt (canonical feminine)
кр̏љӯшт (Cyrillic)
krljušt (nominative singular)
krljušti (nominative plural)
krljušti (genitive singular)
krljušti (genitive plural)
krljušti (dative singular)
krljuštima (dative plural)
krljušt (accusative singular)
krljušti (accusative plural)
krljušti (singular vocative)
krljušti (plural vocative)
krljušti (locative singular)
krljuštima (locative plural)
krljušti (instrumental singular)
krljušću (instrumental singular)
krljuštima (instrumental plural)

scales (small, flat and hard pieces of keratin covering the skin of an animal, particularly a fish or reptile)


крљушт

кр̏љӯшт (canonical feminine)
kȑljūšt (romanization)
крљушт (nominative singular)
крљушти (nominative plural)
крљушти (genitive singular)
крљушти (genitive plural)
крљушти (dative singular)
крљуштима (dative plural)
крљушт (accusative singular)
крљушти (accusative plural)
крљушти (singular vocative)
крљушти (plural vocative)
крљушти (locative singular)
крљуштима (locative plural)
крљушти (instrumental singular)
крљушћу (instrumental singular)
крљуштима (instrumental plural)

крљушти/крљушћу


паразитологија

sh-noun

паразитоло̀гија

паразитоло̀гија f (Latin spelling parazitològija)

паразитоло̀гија (canonical feminine)
parazitològija (romanization)
паразитологија (nominative singular)
паразитологије (genitive singular)
паразитологији (dative singular)
паразитологију (accusative singular)
паразитологијо (singular vocative)
паразитологији (locative singular)
паразитологијом (instrumental singular)

sh-decl-noun-unc

паразитологија

паразитологије

паразитологији

паразитологију

паразитологијо

паразитологији

паразитологијом

па‧ра‧зи‧то‧ло‧ги‧ја

From пара̀зӣт (“parasite”) + -ло̀гија.

af

пара̀зӣт (“parasite”) + -ло̀гија


plitva

plȉtva (canonical feminine)
пли̏тва (Cyrillic)


плитва

пли̏тва (canonical feminine)
plȉtva (romanization)

From пли̏вати.


jašter

jȁšter (canonical masculine)
ја̏штер (Cyrillic)


јаштер

ја̏штер (canonical masculine)
jȁšter (romanization)


перје

пе̑рје (canonical neuter)
pȇrje (romanization)
перје (nominative singular)
перја (genitive singular)
перју (dative singular)
перје (accusative singular)
перје (singular vocative)
перју (locative singular)
перјем (instrumental singular)

(uncountable, collectively) feathers, plumage


perje

pȇrje (canonical neuter)
пе̑рје (Cyrillic)
perje (nominative singular)
perja (genitive singular)
perju (dative singular)
perje (accusative singular)
perje (singular vocative)
perju (locative singular)
perjem (instrumental singular)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *perьje. By surface analysis, pero + -je.


ostruga

ȍstruga (canonical feminine)
о̏струга (Cyrillic)

(ornithology) spur (outgrowth of bone covered in a sheath of horn)


lignjun

lìgnjūn (canonical feminine)
лѝгњӯн (Cyrillic)
lìgnjūn (nominative singular)
lignjúni (nominative plural)
lignjúna (genitive singular)
lignjúnā (genitive plural)
lignjúnu (dative singular)
lignjúnima (dative plural)
lignjúna (accusative singular)
lignjúne (accusative plural)
lignjúnū (singular vocative)
lignjúnē (singular vocative)
lignjúni (plural vocative)
lignjúnu (locative singular)
lignjúnima (locative plural)
lignjúnom (instrumental singular)
lignjúnima (instrumental plural)

From Serbo-Croatian lignja, from Latin lōlīgō (“squid, cuttlefish”).

(zoology) A large species of squid, particularly the European flying squid, Todarodes sagittatus


ulj

ȗlj (canonical masculine)
у̑љ (Cyrillic)


hljev

(archaic, rare) (animal) shelter, cowshed