pik

pȉk (canonical masculine)
пи̏к (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Venetan pico or Dalmatian pik.

a diagonal beam on which a sail is attached, called gaff in English


luka

lúka (canonical feminine)
лу́ка (Cyrillic)
lúka (nominative singular)
luke (nominative plural)
luke (genitive singular)
luka (genitive plural)
lúci (dative singular)
lukama (dative plural)
luku (accusative singular)
luke (accusative plural)
luko (singular vocative)
luke (plural vocative)
lúci (locative singular)
lukama (locative plural)
lukom (instrumental singular)
lukama (instrumental plural)


pram

prȁm (canonical masculine)
пра̏м (Cyrillic)
pram (nominative singular)
pramovi (nominative plural)
prama (genitive singular)
pramova (genitive plural)
pramu (dative singular)
pramovima (dative plural)
pram (accusative singular)
pramove (accusative plural)
prame (singular vocative)
pramovi (plural vocative)
pramu (locative singular)
pramovima (locative plural)
pramom (instrumental singular)
pramovima (instrumental plural)


морнар

мо̀рна̄р (canonical masculine)
mòrnār (romanization)
мо̀рна̄р (nominative singular)
морнари (nominative plural)
морна́ра (genitive singular)
морнара (genitive plural)
морнару (dative singular)
морнарима (dative plural)
морнара (accusative singular)
морнаре (accusative plural)
морнаре (singular vocative)
морнару (singular vocative)
морнари (plural vocative)
морнару (locative singular)
морнарима (locative plural)
морнарем (instrumental singular)
морнаром (instrumental singular)
морнарима (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

морнаре, морнару

морнарем, морнаром

From mȏre (“sea”) + agentive suffix -ar.


mornar

mòrnār (canonical masculine)
мо̀рна̄р (Cyrillic)
mòrnār (nominative singular)
mornari (nominative plural)
mornára (genitive singular)
mornara (genitive plural)
mornaru (dative singular)
mornarima (dative plural)
mornara (accusative singular)
mornare (accusative plural)
mornare (singular vocative)
mornaru (singular vocative)
mornari (plural vocative)
mornaru (locative singular)
mornarima (locative plural)
mornarem (instrumental singular)
mornarom (instrumental singular)
mornarima (instrumental plural)

From mȏre (“sea”) + agentive suffix -ar. Cognate with Slovak mornár, Polish marynarz.


капетански мостић

sh-noun

капетански мостић m (Latin spelling kapetanski mostić)


kapetanski mostić

kapetanski mostić m (Cyrillic spelling капетански мостић)

капетански мостић (Cyrillic)


брод

бро̑д m (Latin spelling brȏd, diminutive бро̀дӣћ, relational adjective бро̀дскӣ)

бро̑д (canonical masculine)
brȏd (romanization)
бро̀дӣћ (diminutive)
бро̀дскӣ (adjective relational)
бро̑д (nominative singular)
бро̀дови (nominative plural)
бро̏да (genitive singular)
бро̀до̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
бро̏ду (dative singular)
бро̀довима (dative plural)
бро̑д (accusative singular)
бро̀дове (accusative plural)
бро̏де (singular vocative)
бро̀дови (plural vocative)
бро̀ду (locative singular)
бро̀довима (locative plural)
бро̏дом (instrumental singular)
бро̀довима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *brodъ (“ford”). The meaning “ship” is of secondary origin, and the original meaning “ford” has been preserved in toponyms such as Slavonski Brod.


lađa

lȃđa (canonical feminine)
ла̑ђа (Cyrillic)
lađa (nominative singular)
lađe (nominative plural)
lađe (genitive singular)
lađa (genitive plural)
lađi (dative singular)
lađama (dative plural)
lađu (accusative singular)
lađe (accusative plural)
lađo (singular vocative)
lađe (plural vocative)
lađi (locative singular)
lađama (locative plural)
lađom (instrumental singular)
lađama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *oldi, *oldьja.


brod

sh-noun

brȏd m (Cyrillic spelling бро̑д, diminutive bròdīć, relational adjective bròdskī)

brȏd (canonical masculine)
бро̑д (Cyrillic)
bròdīć (diminutive)
bròdskī (adjective relational)
brȏd (nominative singular)
bròdovi (nominative plural)
brȍda (genitive singular)
bròdōvā (genitive plural)
brȍdu (dative singular)
bròdovima (dative plural)
brȏd (accusative singular)
bròdove (accusative plural)
brȍde (singular vocative)
bròdovi (plural vocative)
bròdu (locative singular)
bròdovima (locative plural)
brȍdom (instrumental singular)
bròdovima (instrumental plural)


sidro

sȉdro (canonical neuter)
си̏дро (Cyrillic)
sȉdro (nominative singular)
sidra (nominative plural)
sȉdra (genitive singular)
sȉdārā (genitive plural)
sidru (dative singular)
sidrima (dative plural)
sidro (accusative singular)
sidra (accusative plural)
sidro (singular vocative)
sidra (plural vocative)
sidru (locative singular)
sidrima (locative plural)
sidrom (instrumental singular)
sidrima (instrumental plural)

dići sidro

baciti sidro


čun

čȗn (canonical masculine)
чу̑н (Cyrillic)
čun (nominative singular)
čunovi (nominative plural)
čuna (genitive singular)
čunova (genitive plural)
čunu (dative singular)
čunovima (dative plural)
čun (accusative singular)
čunove (accusative plural)
čune (singular vocative)
čunu (?) (singular vocative)
čunovi (plural vocative)
čunu (locative singular)
čunovima (locative plural)
čunom (instrumental singular)
čunovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *čьlnъ. Cognate with Russian чёлн (čoln).


krma

kŕma (canonical feminine)
кр́ма (Cyrillic)
krma (nominative singular)
krme (nominative plural)
krme (genitive singular)
krma (genitive plural)
krmi (dative singular)
krmama (dative plural)
krmu (accusative singular)
krme (accusative plural)
krmo (singular vocative)
krme (plural vocative)
krmi (locative singular)
krmama (locative plural)
krmom (instrumental singular)
krmama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kъrma, *kъrmъ (“food, fodder”), from Proto-Indo-European *ḱrh₃-mo-. The original meaning "food" occurs until the 16th century.


чун

чу̑н (canonical masculine)
čȗn (romanization)
чун (nominative singular)
чунови (nominative plural)
чуна (genitive singular)
чунова (genitive plural)
чуну (dative singular)
чуновима (dative plural)
чун (accusative singular)
чунове (accusative plural)
чуне (singular vocative)
чуну (?) (singular vocative)
чунови (plural vocative)
чуну (locative singular)
чуновима (locative plural)
чуном (instrumental singular)
чуновима (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

чуне/чуну (?)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *čьlnъ, whence German Zülle was borrowed. Cognate with Russian чёлн (čoln).


kotva

kȍtva (canonical feminine)
ко̏тва (Cyrillic)
kȍtva (nominative singular)
kotve (nominative plural)
kotve (genitive singular)
kȍtāvā (genitive plural)
kȍtvī (genitive plural)
kotvi (dative singular)
kotvama (dative plural)
kotvu (accusative singular)
kotve (accusative plural)
kotvo (singular vocative)
kotve (plural vocative)
kotvi (locative singular)
kotvama (locative plural)
kotvom (instrumental singular)
kotvama (instrumental plural)


bitva

bȉtva (canonical feminine)
би̏тва (Cyrillic)
bȉtva (nominative singular)
bȉtve (nominative plural)
bȉtve (genitive singular)
bȉtva (genitive plural)
bȉtvi (dative singular)
bȉtvama (dative plural)
bȉtvu (accusative singular)
bȉtve (accusative plural)
bȉtvo (singular vocative)
bȉtve (plural vocative)
bȉtvi (locative singular)
bȉtvama (locative plural)
bȉtvom (instrumental singular)
bȉtvama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Italian bitta (“bollard”).


skela

skȅla (canonical feminine)
ске̏ла (Cyrillic)
skȅla (nominative singular)
skele (nominative plural)
skele (genitive singular)
skȇlā (genitive plural)
skeli (dative singular)
skelama (dative plural)
skelu (accusative singular)
skele (accusative plural)
skelo (singular vocative)
skele (plural vocative)
skeli (locative singular)
skelama (locative plural)
skelom (instrumental singular)
skelama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish اسكله (iskele), from Italian scala.


трајект

тра̀јект (canonical masculine)
tràjekt (romanization)
тра̀јект (nominative singular)
трајекти (nominative plural)
трајекта (genitive singular)
тра̀јека̄та̄ (genitive plural)
трајекту (dative singular)
трајектима (dative plural)
трајект (accusative singular)
трајекте (accusative plural)
трајекте (singular vocative)
трајекти (plural vocative)
трајекту (locative singular)
трајектима (locative plural)
трајектом (instrumental singular)
трајектима (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

тра̀јека̄та̄


hoverkraft

sh-noun

hȍverkraft m (Cyrillic spelling хо̏веркрафт)

hȍverkraft (canonical masculine)
хо̏веркрафт (Cyrillic)
hoverkraft (nominative singular)
hoverkrafti (nominative plural)
hoverkrafta (genitive singular)
hoverkrafta (genitive plural)
hoverkraftu (dative singular)
hoverkraftima (dative plural)
hoverkraft (accusative singular)
hoverkrafte (accusative plural)
hoverkrafte (singular vocative)
hoverkrafti (plural vocative)
hoverkraftu (locative singular)
hoverkraftima (locative plural)
hoverkraftom (instrumental singular)
hoverkraftima (instrumental plural)


lebdjelica

lèbdjelica f (Cyrillic spelling лѐбдјелица)

lèbdjelica (canonical feminine)
лѐбдјелица (Cyrillic)
lebdjelica (nominative singular)
lebdjelice (nominative plural)
lebdjelice (genitive singular)
lebdjelica (genitive plural)
lebdjelici (dative singular)
lebdjelicama (dative plural)
lebdjelicu (accusative singular)
lebdjelice (accusative plural)
lebdjelico (singular vocative)
lebdjelice (plural vocative)
lebdjelici (locative singular)
lebdjelicama (locative plural)
lebdjelicom (instrumental singular)
lebdjelicama (instrumental plural)


posada

pȍsada (canonical feminine)
по̏сада (Cyrillic)
posada (nominative singular)
posade (nominative plural)
posade (genitive singular)
posada (genitive plural)
posadi (dative singular)
posadama (dative plural)
posadu (accusative singular)
posade (accusative plural)
posado (singular vocative)
posade (plural vocative)
posadi (locative singular)
posadama (locative plural)
posadom (instrumental singular)
posadama (instrumental plural)

Deverbal from posaditi, influenced by Czech posádka.


čamac

čámac (canonical masculine)
ча́мац (Cyrillic)
čámac (nominative singular)
čamci (nominative plural)
čamca (genitive singular)
čȃmācā (genitive plural)
čamcu (dative singular)
čamcima (dative plural)
čamac (accusative singular)
čamce (accusative plural)
čamcu (singular vocative)
čamci (plural vocative)
čamcu (locative singular)
čamcima (locative plural)
čamcem (instrumental singular)
čamcima (instrumental plural)


splav

splȃv (canonical feminine masculine)
спла̑в (Cyrillic)
splav (nominative singular)
splavovi (nominative plural)
splava (genitive singular)
splavove (genitive plural)
splavu (dative singular)
splavovima (dative plural)
splav (accusative singular)
splavove (accusative plural)
splave (singular vocative)
splavovi (plural vocative)
splavom (locative singular)
splavovima (locative plural)
splavu (instrumental singular)
splavovima (instrumental plural)


pomorac

pòmorac (canonical masculine)
по̀морац (Cyrillic)
pomorac (nominative singular)
pomorci (nominative plural)
pomorca (genitive singular)
pomoraca (genitive plural)
pomorcu (dative singular)
pomorcima (dative plural)
pomorca (accusative singular)
pomorce (accusative plural)
pomorče (singular vocative)
pomorci (plural vocative)
pomorcu (locative singular)
pomorcima (locative plural)
pomorcem (instrumental singular)
pomorcima (instrumental plural)


pirat

pìrāt (canonical masculine)
пѝра̄т (Cyrillic)
pìrāt (nominative singular)
pirati (nominative plural)
piráta (genitive singular)
pirata (genitive plural)
piratu (dative singular)
piratima (dative plural)
pirata (accusative singular)
pirate (accusative plural)
pirate (singular vocative)
pirati (plural vocative)
piratu (locative singular)
piratima (locative plural)
piratom (instrumental singular)
piratima (instrumental plural)

From Latin pīrāta, from Ancient Greek πειρατής (peiratḗs), from πεῖρα (peîra, “trial, attempt, plot”).


битва

би̏тва (canonical feminine)
bȉtva (romanization)
би̏тва (nominative singular)
би̏тве (nominative plural)
би̏тве (genitive singular)
би̏тва (genitive plural)
би̏тви (dative singular)
би̏твама (dative plural)
би̏тву (accusative singular)
би̏тве (accusative plural)
би̏тво (singular vocative)
би̏тве (plural vocative)
би̏тви (locative singular)
би̏твама (locative plural)
би̏твом (instrumental singular)
би̏твама (instrumental plural)


kasar

kȁsar (canonical masculine)
ка̏сар (Cyrillic)


brodolom

brȍdolom m (Cyrillic spelling бро̏долом)

brȍdolom (canonical masculine)
бро̏долом (Cyrillic)
brodolom (nominative singular)
brodolomi (nominative plural)
brodoloma (genitive singular)
brodoloma (genitive plural)
brodolomu (dative singular)
brodolomima (dative plural)
brodolom (accusative singular)
brodolome (accusative plural)
brodolome (singular vocative)
brodolomi (plural vocative)
brodolomu (locative singular)
brodolomima (locative plural)
brodolomom (instrumental singular)
brodolomima (instrumental plural)

From brȏd (“ship”) + -o- + lȏm (“breakage”).


brodica

bròdica (canonical feminine)
бро̀дица (Cyrillic)
brodica (nominative singular)
brodice (nominative plural)
brodice (genitive singular)
brodica (genitive plural)
brodici (dative singular)
brodicama (dative plural)
brodicu (accusative singular)
brodice (accusative plural)
brodice (singular vocative)
brodico (singular vocative)
brodice (plural vocative)
brodici (locative singular)
brodicama (locative plural)
brodicom (instrumental singular)
brodicama (instrumental plural)

any kind of smaller ship used for short-term sailing along the coast


drijevo

drijȇvo (canonical neuter)
дрије̑во (Cyrillic)

Ijekavian reflex of earlier *drěvo, by liquid metathesis from Proto-Slavic *dervo, from Proto-Indo-European *dóru.

Ostah kano drijevo odsječeno.

1622, Ivan Gundulić, Suze sina razmetnoga:

(archaic, regional, Croatia) wood, lumber, tree

Sama rodjena nje braća doznavši tako smionu ljubav nemilo je pogubiše; jer dignuvši s otoka gorući luč i prenesavši ga na ladjicu, toliko joj činiše da pliva za nestalnim drijevom, dok se na svrhu, iznemogla od umora, poduši i grob nadje u onom moru, koje toliko puta bješe jedini i tajni svjedok i vjerni pomoćnik njezinoj ljubavi.

1893, Mato Vodopić, Marija Konavoka, Matica hrvatska, Zagreb, page 118:

Jedra se nadimaju, konopi zuje, zastava leprša, a drijevo skače kao konj po plavome polju, roneći pramac i bokove u morsku pjenu.

(archaic, regional, Croatia) a boat, ship


paluba

pȁluba (canonical masculine)
па̏луба (Cyrillic)
paluba (nominative singular)
palube (nominative plural)
palube (genitive singular)
paluba (genitive plural)
palubi (dative singular)
palubama (dative plural)
palubu (accusative singular)
palube (accusative plural)
palubo (singular vocative)
palube (plural vocative)
palubi (locative singular)
palubama (locative plural)
palubom (instrumental singular)
palubama (instrumental plural)

Introduced by Bogoslav Šulek from Czech paluba or Russian па́луба (páluba).


mornarica

mornàrica f (Cyrillic spelling морна̀рица)

mornàrica (canonical feminine)
морна̀рица (Cyrillic)
mornarica (nominative singular)
mornarice (nominative plural)
mornarice (genitive singular)
mornarica (genitive plural)
mornarici (dative singular)
mornaricama (dative plural)
mornaricu (accusative singular)
mornarice (accusative plural)
mornarico (singular vocative)
mornarice (plural vocative)
mornarici (locative singular)
mornaricama (locative plural)
mornaricom (instrumental singular)
mornaricama (instrumental plural)


jedro

jȅdro (canonical neuter)
је̏дро (Cyrillic)
jȅdro (nominative singular)
jedra (nominative plural)
jedra (genitive singular)
jedárā (genitive plural)
jedru (dative singular)
jedrima (dative plural)
jedro (accusative singular)
jedra (accusative plural)
jedro (singular vocative)
jedra (plural vocative)
jedru (locative singular)
jedrima (locative plural)
jedrom (instrumental singular)
jedrima (instrumental plural)

sail (a piece of fabric attached to a boat)


kljun

kljȗn (canonical masculine)
кљу̑н (Cyrillic)
kljȗn (nominative singular)
kljȕnovi (nominative plural)
kljuna (genitive singular)
kljunova (genitive plural)
kljunu (dative singular)
kljunovima (dative plural)
kljun (accusative singular)
kljunove (accusative plural)
kljune (singular vocative)
kljunovi (plural vocative)
kljunu (locative singular)
kljunovima (locative plural)
kljunom (instrumental singular)
kljunovima (instrumental plural)


šelf

šȅlf (canonical masculine)
ше̏лф (Cyrillic)
šelf (nominative singular)
šelfi (nominative plural)
šelfa (genitive singular)
šelfa (genitive plural)
šelfu (dative singular)
šelfima (dative plural)
šelf (accusative singular)
šelfe (accusative plural)
šelfu (singular vocative)
šelfi (plural vocative)
šelfu (locative singular)
šelfima (locative plural)
šelfom (instrumental singular)
šelfima (instrumental plural)


сидро

си̏дро (canonical neuter)
sȉdro (romanization)
си̏дро (nominative singular)
сидра (nominative plural)
си̏дра (genitive singular)
си̏да̄ра̄ (genitive plural)
сидру (dative singular)
сидрима (dative plural)
сидро (accusative singular)
сидра (accusative plural)
сидро (singular vocative)
сидра (plural vocative)
сидру (locative singular)
сидрима (locative plural)
сидром (instrumental singular)
сидрима (instrumental plural)


kobilica

kòbilica f (Cyrillic spelling ко̀билица)

kòbilica (canonical feminine)
ко̀билица (Cyrillic)
kobilica (nominative singular)
kobilice (nominative plural)
kobilice (genitive singular)
kobilica (genitive plural)
kobilici (dative singular)
kobilicama (dative plural)
kobilicu (accusative singular)
kobilice (accusative plural)
kobilice (singular vocative)
kobilico (singular vocative)
kobilice (plural vocative)
kobilici (locative singular)
kobilicama (locative plural)
kobilicom (instrumental singular)
kobilicama (instrumental plural)

bridge (piece, on string instruments, that supports the strings from the sounding board)


jarbol

jȃrbol (canonical masculine)
ја̑рбол (Cyrillic)
jarbol (nominative singular)
jarboli (nominative plural)
jarbola (genitive singular)
jarbola (genitive plural)
jarbolu (dative singular)
jarbolima (dative plural)
jarbol (accusative singular)
jarbole (accusative plural)
jarbole (singular vocative)
jarboli (plural vocative)
jarbolu (locative singular)
jarbolima (locative plural)
jarbolom (instrumental singular)
jarbolima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Latin arbor (“tree”), whence also Dalmatian juarbol.


јарбол

ја̑рбол (canonical masculine)
jȃrbol (romanization)
јарбол (nominative singular)
јарболи (nominative plural)
јарбола (genitive singular)
јарбола (genitive plural)
јарболу (dative singular)
јарболима (dative plural)
јарбол (accusative singular)
јарболе (accusative plural)
јарболе (singular vocative)
јарболи (plural vocative)
јарболу (locative singular)
јарболима (locative plural)
јарболом (instrumental singular)
јарболима (instrumental plural)


морнарица

морна̀рица (canonical feminine)
mornàrica (romanization)
морнарица (nominative singular)
морнарице (nominative plural)
морнарице (genitive singular)
морнарица (genitive plural)
морнарици (dative singular)
морнарицама (dative plural)
морнарицу (accusative singular)
морнарице (accusative plural)
морнарицо (singular vocative)
морнарице (plural vocative)
морнарици (locative singular)
морнарицама (locative plural)
морнарицом (instrumental singular)
морнарицама (instrumental plural)


лебдјелица

лѐбдјелица f (Latin spelling lèbdjelica)

лѐбдјелица (canonical feminine)
lèbdjelica (romanization)
лебдјелица (nominative singular)
лебдјелице (nominative plural)
лебдјелице (genitive singular)
лебдјелица (genitive plural)
лебдјелици (dative singular)
лебдјелицама (dative plural)
лебдјелицу (accusative singular)
лебдјелице (accusative plural)
лебдјелицо (singular vocative)
лебдјелице (plural vocative)
лебдјелици (locative singular)
лебдјелицама (locative plural)
лебдјелицом (instrumental singular)
лебдјелицама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

лебдјелицама

лебдјелицама

лебдјелицама


ховеркрафт

sh-noun

хо̏веркрафт m (Latin spelling hȍverkraft)

хо̏веркрафт (canonical masculine)
hȍverkraft (romanization)
ховеркрафт (nominative singular)
ховеркрафти (nominative plural)
ховеркрафта (genitive singular)
ховеркрафта (genitive plural)
ховеркрафту (dative singular)
ховеркрафтима (dative plural)
ховеркрафт (accusative singular)
ховеркрафте (accusative plural)
ховеркрафте (singular vocative)
ховеркрафти (plural vocative)
ховеркрафту (locative singular)
ховеркрафтима (locative plural)
ховеркрафтом (instrumental singular)
ховеркрафтима (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

ховеркрафтима

ховеркрафтима

ховеркрафтом

ховеркрафтима


сплав

спла̑в (canonical masculine)
splȃv (romanization)
сплав (nominative singular)
сплавови (nominative plural)
сплава (genitive singular)
сплавова (genitive plural)
сплаву (dative singular)
сплавовима (dative plural)
сплав (accusative singular)
сплавове (accusative plural)
сплаве (singular vocative)
сплавови (plural vocative)
сплавом (locative singular)
сплавивима (locative plural)
сплаву (instrumental singular)
сплавовима (instrumental plural)


палуба

па̏луба (canonical masculine)
pȁluba (romanization)
палуба (nominative singular)
палубе (nominative plural)
палубе (genitive singular)
палуба (genitive plural)
палуби (dative singular)
палубама (dative plural)
палубу (accusative singular)
палубе (accusative plural)
палубо (singular vocative)
палубе (plural vocative)
палуби (locative singular)
палубама (locative plural)
палубом (instrumental singular)
палубама (instrumental plural)


поморац

по̀морац (canonical masculine)
pòmorac (romanization)
поморац (nominative singular)
поморци (nominative plural)
поморца (genitive singular)
помораца (genitive plural)
поморцу (dative singular)
поморцима (dative plural)
поморца (accusative singular)
поморце (accusative plural)
поморче (singular vocative)
поморци (plural vocative)
поморцу (locative singular)
поморцима (locative plural)
поморцем (instrumental singular)
поморцима (instrumental plural)


пират

пѝра̄т (canonical masculine)
pìrāt (romanization)
пѝра̄т (nominative singular)
пирати (nominative plural)
пира́та (genitive singular)
пирата (genitive plural)
пирату (dative singular)
пиратима (dative plural)
пирата (accusative singular)
пирате (accusative plural)
пирате (singular vocative)
пирати (plural vocative)
пирату (locative singular)
пиратима (locative plural)
пиратом (instrumental singular)
пиратима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Latin pīrāta, from Ancient Greek πειρατής (peiratḗs), from πεῖρα (peîra, “trial, attempt, plot”).


једро

је̏дро (canonical neuter)
jȅdro (romanization)
је̏дро (nominative singular)
једра (nominative plural)
једра (genitive singular)
једа́ра̄ (genitive plural)
једру (dative singular)
једрима (dative plural)
једро (accusative singular)
једра (accusative plural)
једро (singular vocative)
једра (plural vocative)
једру (locative singular)
једрима (locative plural)
једром (instrumental singular)
једрима (instrumental plural)


пик

пи̏к (canonical masculine)
pȉk (romanization)

Borrowed from Venetan pico or Dalmatian pik.


ledolomac

sh-noun

ledolómac m (Cyrillic spelling ледоло́мац)

ledolómac (canonical masculine)
ледоло́мац (Cyrillic)
ledolómac (nominative singular)
ledolómci (nominative plural)
ledolómca (genitive singular)
ledòlōmācā (genitive plural)
ledolomcu (dative singular)
ledolomcima (dative plural)
ledolomac (accusative singular)
ledolomce (accusative plural)
lȅdolōmče (singular vocative)
ledolomci (plural vocative)
ledolomcu (locative singular)
ledolomcima (locative plural)
ledolomcem (instrumental singular)
ledolomcima (instrumental plural)


ледоломац

ледоло́мац (canonical masculine)
ledolómac (romanization)
ледоло́мац (nominative singular)
ледоло́мци (nominative plural)
ледоло́мца (genitive singular)
ледо̀ло̄ма̄ца̄ (genitive plural)
ледоломцу (dative singular)
ледоломцима (dative plural)
ледоломац (accusative singular)
ледоломце (accusative plural)
ле̏доло̄мче (singular vocative)
ледоломци (plural vocative)
ледоломцу (locative singular)
ледоломцима (locative plural)
ледоломцем (instrumental singular)
ледоломцима (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

ледо̀ло̄ма̄ца̄

ле‧до‧ло‧мац


brodogradilište

sh-noun

brodogràdilīšte n (Cyrillic spelling бродогра̀дилӣште)

brodogràdilīšte (canonical neuter)
бродогра̀дилӣште (Cyrillic)
brodogradilište (nominative singular)
brodogradilišta (nominative plural)
brodogradilišta (genitive singular)
brodogradilišta (genitive plural)
brodogradilištu (dative singular)
brodogradilištima (dative plural)
brodogradilište (accusative singular)
brodogradilišta (accusative plural)
brodogradilište (singular vocative)
brodogradilišta (plural vocative)
brodogradilištu (locative singular)
brodogradilištima (locative plural)
brodogradilištem (instrumental singular)
brodogradilištima (instrumental plural)

From brȏd (“ship”) + -o- + gráditi (“to build”) + -ište.


бродоградилиште

sh-noun

бродогра̀дилӣште

бродогра̀дилӣште n (Latin spelling brodogràdilīšte)

бродогра̀дилӣште (canonical neuter)
brodogràdilīšte (romanization)
бродоградилиште (nominative singular)
бродоградилишта (nominative plural)
бродоградилишта (genitive singular)
бродоградилишта (genitive plural)
бродоградилишту (dative singular)
бродоградилиштима (dative plural)
бродоградилиште (accusative singular)
бродоградилишта (accusative plural)
бродоградилиште (singular vocative)
бродоградилишта (plural vocative)
бродоградилишту (locative singular)
бродоградилиштима (locative plural)
бродоградилиштем (instrumental singular)
бродоградилиштима (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

бродоградилиште

бродоградилишта

бродоградилишта

бродоградилишта

бродоградилишту

бродоградилиштима

бродоградилиште

бродоградилишта

бродоградилиште

бродоградилишта

бродоградилишту

бродоградилиштима

бродоградилиштем

бродоградилиштима

бро‧до‧гра‧ди‧лиш‧те

From бро̑д (“ship”) + -о- + гра́дити (“to build”) + -иште.


котва

ко̏тва (canonical feminine)
kȍtva (romanization)
ко̏тва (nominative singular)
котве (nominative plural)
котве (genitive singular)
ко̏та̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
ко̏твӣ (genitive plural)
котви (dative singular)
котвама (dative plural)
котву (accusative singular)
котве (accusative plural)
котво (singular vocative)
котве (plural vocative)
котви (locative singular)
котвама (locative plural)
котвом (instrumental singular)
котвама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

ко̏та̄ва̄ / ко̏твӣ


танкер

та̀нкер (canonical masculine)
tànker (romanization)
танкер (nominative singular)
танкери (nominative plural)
танкера (genitive singular)
танкера (genitive plural)
танкеру (dative singular)
танкерима (dative plural)
танкер (accusative singular)
танкере (accusative plural)
танкеру (singular vocative)
танкери (plural vocative)
танкеру (locative singular)
танкерима (locative plural)
танкером (instrumental singular)
танкерима (instrumental plural)

tanker (vessel used to transport large quantities of liquid)


кљун

кљу̑н (canonical masculine)
kljȗn (romanization)
кљу̑н (nominative singular)
кљу̏нови (nominative plural)
кљуна (genitive singular)
кљунова (genitive plural)
кљуну (dative singular)
кљуновима (dative plural)
кљун (accusative singular)
кљунове (accusative plural)
кљуне (singular vocative)
кљунови (plural vocative)
кљуну (locative singular)
кљуновима (locative plural)
кљуном (instrumental singular)
кљуновима (instrumental plural)


mornarka

морнарка (Cyrillic)
mornarka (nominative singular)
mornarke (nominative plural)
mornarke (genitive singular)
mornarka (genitive plural)
mornarki (dative singular)
mornarkama (dative plural)
mornarku (accusative singular)
mornarke (accusative plural)
mornarko (singular vocative)
mornarke (plural vocative)
mornarki (locative singular)
mornarkama (locative plural)
mornarkom (instrumental singular)
mornarkama (instrumental plural)


фрегата

фрега̀та (canonical feminine)
fregàta (romanization)
фрегата (nominative singular)
фрегате (nominative plural)
фрегате (genitive singular)
фрегата (genitive plural)
фрегати (dative singular)
фрегатама (dative plural)
фрегату (accusative singular)
фрегате (accusative plural)
фрегато (singular vocative)
фрегате (plural vocative)
фрегати (locative singular)
фрегатама (locative plural)
фрегатом (instrumental singular)
фрегатама (instrumental plural)


квадрант

ква̀дрант (canonical masculine)
kvàdrant (romanization)
ква̀дрант (nominative singular)
квадранти (nominative plural)
квадранта (genitive singular)
ква̀драна̄та̄ (genitive plural)
квадранту (dative singular)
квадрантима (dative plural)
квадрант (accusative singular)
квадранте (accusative plural)
квадранте (singular vocative)
квадранти (plural vocative)
квадранту (locative singular)
квадрантима (locative plural)
квадрантом (instrumental singular)
квадрантима (instrumental plural)

ква̀драна̄та̄


trajekt

tràjekt (canonical masculine)
тра̀јект (Cyrillic)
tràjekt (nominative singular)
trajekti (nominative plural)
trajekta (genitive singular)
tràjekātā (genitive plural)
trajektu (dative singular)
trajektima (dative plural)
trajekt (accusative singular)
trajekte (accusative plural)
trajekte (singular vocative)
trajekti (plural vocative)
trajektu (locative singular)
trajektima (locative plural)
trajektom (instrumental singular)
trajektima (instrumental plural)

From German Trajekt, from Latin traiectus.


бродолом

бро̏долом (canonical masculine)
brȍdolom (romanization)
бродолом (nominative singular)
бродоломи (nominative plural)
бродолома (genitive singular)
бродолома (genitive plural)
бродолому (dative singular)
бродоломима (dative plural)
бродолом (accusative singular)
бродоломе (accusative plural)
бродоломе (singular vocative)
бродоломи (plural vocative)
бродолому (locative singular)
бродоломима (locative plural)
бродоломом (instrumental singular)
бродоломима (instrumental plural)

From бро̑д (“ship”) + -о- + ло̑м (“breakage”).


plutača

plùtača (canonical feminine)
плу̀тача (Cyrillic)
plutača (nominative singular)
plutače (nominative plural)
plutače (genitive singular)
plutača (genitive plural)
plutači (dative singular)
plutačama (dative plural)
plutaču (accusative singular)
plutače (accusative plural)
plutačo (singular vocative)
plutače (plural vocative)
plutači (locative singular)
plutačama (locative plural)
plutačom (instrumental singular)
plutačama (instrumental plural)

From plùtati (“to float”), or plȕta (“cork”), boats being originally fastened with cork stopples, + -ača.


плутача

плу̀тача (canonical feminine)
plùtača (romanization)
плутача (nominative singular)
плутаче (nominative plural)
плутаче (genitive singular)
плутача (genitive plural)
плутачи (dative singular)
плутачама (dative plural)
плутачу (accusative singular)
плутаче (accusative plural)
плутачо (singular vocative)
плутаче (plural vocative)
плутачи (locative singular)
плутачама (locative plural)
плутачом (instrumental singular)
плутачама (instrumental plural)

From плу̀тати (“to float”), or плу̏та (“cork”), boats being originally fastened with cork stopples, + -ача.


кобилица

ко̀билица (canonical feminine)
kòbilica (romanization)
кобилица (nominative singular)
кобилице (nominative plural)
кобилице (genitive singular)
кобилица (genitive plural)
кобилици (dative singular)
кобилицама (dative plural)
кобилицу (accusative singular)
кобилице (accusative plural)
кобилице (singular vocative)
кобилицо (singular vocative)
кобилице (plural vocative)
кобилици (locative singular)
кобилицама (locative plural)
кобилицом (instrumental singular)
кобилицама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

кобилице / кобилицо

ко̀била (“mare”) + -ица.

suffix

ко̀била (“mare”) + -ица

keel (beam around which the hull of a ship is built)


шелф

ше̏лф (canonical masculine)
šȅlf (romanization)


бродица

бро̀дица (canonical feminine)
bròdica (romanization)
бродица (nominative singular)
бродице (nominative plural)
бродице (genitive singular)
бродица (genitive plural)
бродици (dative singular)
бродицама (dative plural)
бродицу (accusative singular)
бродице (accusative plural)
бродице (singular vocative)
бродицо (singular vocative)
бродице (plural vocative)
бродици (locative singular)
бродицама (locative plural)
бродицом (instrumental singular)
бродицама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

бродице / бродицо

From брод + -ица.


nadvođe

nàdvōđe (canonical neuter)
на̀дво̄ђе (Cyrillic)


надвође

на̀дво̄ђе (canonical neuter)
nàdvōđe (romanization)

From на̀дводнӣ.


jedrilo

jèdrilo (canonical neuter)
јѐдрило (Cyrillic)
jedrilo (nominative singular)
jedrila (nominative plural)
jedrila (genitive singular)
jedrila (genitive plural)
jedrilu (dative singular)
jedrilima (dative plural)
jedrilo (accusative singular)
jedrila (accusative plural)
jedrilo (singular vocative)
jedrila (plural vocative)
jedrilu (locative singular)
jedrilima (locative plural)
jedrilom (instrumental singular)
jedrilima (instrumental plural)


једрило

јѐдрило (canonical neuter)
jèdrilo (romanization)
једрило (nominative singular)
једрила (nominative plural)
једрила (genitive singular)
једрила (genitive plural)
једрилу (dative singular)
једрилима (dative plural)
једрило (accusative singular)
једрила (accusative plural)
једрило (singular vocative)
једрила (plural vocative)
једрилу (locative singular)
једрилима (locative plural)
једрилом (instrumental singular)
једрилима (instrumental plural)

From је̏дро + -ило.

affix

је̏дро + -ило


секстант

сѐкстант (canonical masculine)
sèkstant (romanization)
сѐкстант (nominative singular)
секстанти (nominative plural)
секстанта (genitive singular)
сѐкстана̄та̄ (genitive plural)
секстанту (dative singular)
секстантима (dative plural)
секстант (accusative singular)
секстанте (accusative plural)
секстанте (singular vocative)
секстанти (plural vocative)
секстанту (locative singular)
секстантима (locative plural)
секстантом (instrumental singular)
секстантима (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

сѐкстана̄та̄


šteg

štȅg (canonical masculine)
ште̏г (Cyrillic)


штег

ште̏г (canonical masculine)
štȅg (romanization)


čamdžija

čàmdžija (canonical masculine)
ча̀мџија (Cyrillic)
čàmdžija (nominative singular)
čàmdžije (nominative plural)
čamdžije (genitive singular)
čamdžija (genitive plural)
čamdžiji (dative singular)
čamdžijama (dative plural)
čamdžiju (accusative singular)
čamdžije (accusative plural)
čamdžijo (singular vocative)
čamdžije (plural vocative)
čamdžiji (locative singular)
čamdžijama (locative plural)
čamdžijom (instrumental singular)
čamdžijama (instrumental plural)


чамџија

ча̀мџија (canonical masculine)
čàmdžija (romanization)
ча̀мџија (nominative singular)
ча̀мџије (nominative plural)
чамџије (genitive singular)
чамџија (genitive plural)
чамџији (dative singular)
чамџијама (dative plural)
чамџију (accusative singular)
чамџије (accusative plural)
чамџијо (singular vocative)
чамџије (plural vocative)
чамџији (locative singular)
чамџијама (locative plural)
чамџијом (instrumental singular)
чамџијама (instrumental plural)

affix

ча́мац (“boat”) + -џија


kuter

kȕter (canonical masculine)
ку̏тер (Cyrillic)

cutter (single-masted, fore-and-aft rigged, sailing vessel)


кутер

ку̏тер (canonical masculine)
kȕter (romanization)


скела

ске̏ла (canonical feminine)
skȅla (romanization)
ске̏ла (nominative singular)
скеле (nominative plural)
скеле (genitive singular)
ске̑ла̄ (genitive plural)
скели (dative singular)
скелама (dative plural)
скелу (accusative singular)
скеле (accusative plural)
скело (singular vocative)
скеле (plural vocative)
скели (locative singular)
скелама (locative plural)
скелом (instrumental singular)
скелама (instrumental plural)


прам

пра̏м (canonical masculine)
prȁm (romanization)
прам (nominative singular)
прамови (nominative plural)
прама (genitive singular)
прамова (genitive plural)
праму (dative singular)
прамовима (dative plural)
прам (accusative singular)
прамове (accusative plural)
праме (singular vocative)
прамови (plural vocative)
праму (locative singular)
прамовима (locative plural)
прамом (instrumental singular)
прамовима (instrumental plural)


brodar

bròdār (canonical masculine)
бро̀да̄р (Cyrillic)
bròdār (nominative singular)
brodari (nominative plural)
brodára (genitive singular)
brodara (genitive plural)
brodaru (dative singular)
brodarima (dative plural)
brodara (accusative singular)
brodare (accusative plural)
brodaru (singular vocative)
brodari (plural vocative)
brodaru (locative singular)
brodarima (locative plural)
brodarom (instrumental singular)
brodarima (instrumental plural)


korab

kȍrāb (canonical masculine)
kòrab (canonical masculine)
korab (canonical feminine)
ко̏ра̄б (Cyrillic)
ко̀раб (Cyrillic)
кораб (Cyrillic)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *korabľь, from Ancient Greek καράβιον (karábion) or κάραβος (kárabos).


zevalica

sh-noun

zévalica f (Cyrillic spelling зе́валица)

zévalica (canonical feminine)
зе́валица (Cyrillic)
zévalica (nominative singular)
zévalice (nominative plural)
zévalice (genitive singular)
zévalica (genitive plural)
zévalici (dative singular)
zévalicama (dative plural)
zévalicu (accusative singular)
zévalice (accusative plural)
zévalico (singular vocative)
zévalice (plural vocative)
zévalici (locative singular)
zévalicama (locative plural)
zévalicom (instrumental singular)
zévalicama (instrumental plural)


vinč

vȉnč (canonical feminine)
ви̏нч (Cyrillic)


gaša

gȁša or gȃša f (Cyrillic spelling га̏ша or га̑ша)

gȁša (canonical)
gȃša (canonical feminine)
га̏ша (Cyrillic)
га̑ша (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Italian gassa (“stopper knot”), or from a related language.

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(regional, nautical) various other specialized knot meanings


гаша

sh-noun

га̏ша or га̑ша f (Latin spelling gȁša or gȃša)

га̏ша (canonical)
га̑ша (canonical feminine)
gȁša (romanization)
gȃša (romanization)


muški čvor

muški čvor m (Cyrillic spelling мушки чвор)


мушки чвор

мушки чвор m (Latin spelling muški čvor)


čunak

čúnak (canonical masculine)
чу́нак (Cyrillic)
čunak (nominative singular)
čunci (nominative plural)
čunka (genitive singular)
čunaka (genitive plural)
čunku (dative singular)
čuncima (dative plural)
čunak (accusative singular)
čunke (accusative plural)
čunče (singular vocative)
čunci (plural vocative)
čunku (locative singular)
čuncima (locative plural)
čunkom (instrumental singular)
čuncima (instrumental plural)


чунак

чу́нак (canonical masculine)
čúnak (romanization)
чунак (nominative singular)
чунци (nominative plural)
чунка (genitive singular)
чунака (genitive plural)
чунку (dative singular)
чунцима (dative plural)
чунак (accusative singular)
чунке (accusative plural)
чунче (singular vocative)
чунци (plural vocative)
чунку (locative singular)
чунцима (locative plural)
чунком (instrumental singular)
чунцима (instrumental plural)


plovilo

plòvilo (canonical neuter)
пло̀вило (Cyrillic)
plovilo (nominative singular)
plovila (nominative plural)
plovila (genitive singular)
plovila (genitive plural)
plovilu (dative singular)
plovilima (dative plural)
plovilo (accusative singular)
plovila (accusative plural)
plovilo (singular vocative)
plovila (plural vocative)
plovilu (locative singular)
plovilima (locative plural)
plovilom (instrumental singular)
plovilima (instrumental plural)