krvarina

krvàrina f (Cyrillic spelling крва̀рина)

krvàrina (canonical feminine)
крва̀рина (Cyrillic)
krvarina (nominative singular)
krvarine (nominative plural)
krvarine (genitive singular)
krvarina (genitive plural)
krvarini (dative singular)
krvarinama (dative plural)
krvarinu (accusative singular)
krvarine (accusative plural)
krvarino (singular vocative)
krvarine (plural vocative)
krvarini (locative singular)
krvarinama (locative plural)
krvarinom (instrumental singular)
krvarinama (instrumental plural)


krvnina

krvnìna (canonical feminine)
крвнѝна (Cyrillic)
krvnina (nominative singular)
krvnine (nominative plural)
krvnine (genitive singular)
krvnina (genitive plural)
krvnini (dative singular)
krvninama (dative plural)
krvninu (accusative singular)
krvnine (accusative plural)
krvnino (singular vocative)
krvnine (plural vocative)
krvnini (locative singular)
krvninama (locative plural)
krvninom (instrumental singular)
krvninama (instrumental plural)


deonica

deònica (canonical feminine)
део̀ница (Cyrillic)
deonica (nominative singular)
deonice (nominative plural)
deonice (genitive singular)
deonica (genitive plural)
deonici (dative singular)
deonicama (dative plural)
deonicu (accusative singular)
deonice (accusative plural)
deonice (singular vocative)
deonico (singular vocative)
deonice (plural vocative)
deonici (locative singular)
deonicama (locative plural)
deonicom (instrumental singular)
deonicama (instrumental plural)


кумбара

sh-noun

кумба̀ра or ку̀мбара f (Latin spelling kumbàra or kùmbara)

кумба̀ра (canonical)
ку̀мбара (canonical feminine)
kumbàra (romanization)
kùmbara (romanization)
кумбара (nominative singular)
кумбаре (nominative plural)
кумбаре (genitive singular)
кумбара (genitive plural)
кумбари (dative singular)
кумбарама (dative plural)
кумбару (accusative singular)
кумбаре (accusative plural)
кумбаро (singular vocative)
кумбаре (plural vocative)
кумбари (locative singular)
кумбарама (locative plural)
кумбаром (instrumental singular)
кумбарама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish خمبره (kumbara).

bor+

(archaic) bomb, a kind of lombard-projectile


ђуле

ђу̏ле (canonical neuter)
đȕle (romanization)
ђуле (nominative singular)
ђу̏ла̄д (nominative plural)
ђулета (genitive singular)
ђулада (genitive plural)
ђулету (dative singular)
ђуладима (dative plural)
ђуле (accusative singular)
ђулад (accusative plural)
ђуле (singular vocative)
ђулад (plural vocative)
ђулету (locative singular)
ђуладима (locative plural)
ђулетом (instrumental singular)
ђуладима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish گله (gülle).


đule

đȕle (canonical neuter)
ђу̏ле (Cyrillic)
đule (nominative singular)
đȕlād (nominative plural)
đuleta (genitive singular)
đulada (genitive plural)
đuletu (dative singular)
đuladima (dative plural)
đule (accusative singular)
đulad (accusative plural)
đule (singular vocative)
đulad (plural vocative)
đuletu (locative singular)
đuladima (locative plural)
đuletom (instrumental singular)
đuladima (instrumental plural)


чивит

чѝвит (canonical masculine)
čìvit (romanization)
in Serbia (regional)
чивит (nominative singular)
чивити (nominative plural)
чивита (genitive singular)
чивита (genitive plural)
чивиту (dative singular)
чивитима (dative plural)
чивит (accusative singular)
чивите (accusative plural)
чивите (singular vocative)
чивити (plural vocative)
чивиту (locative singular)
чивитима (locative plural)
чивитом (instrumental singular)
чивитима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish چیویت (çivit, “indigo”).

Indigofera tinctoria
Indigofera tinctoria#Translingual

indigo, Indigofera tinctoria and Indigofera gen. et spp.


sazvežđe

Cognate with Bulgarian съзвездие (sǎzvezdie).


гримизан

гри̏мӣзан (canonical)
grȉmīzan (romanization)


grimizan

grȉmīzan (canonical)
гри̏мӣзан (Cyrillic)


zviježđe

Derivative of zvijezda (“star”). Compare grozd/grožđe.


vinjak

vȉnjāk (canonical masculine)
ви̏ња̄к (Cyrillic)
vinjak (nominative singular)
vinjaci (nominative plural)
vinjaka (genitive singular)
vinjaka (genitive plural)
vinjaku (dative singular)
vinjacima (dative plural)
vinjak (accusative singular)
vinjake (accusative plural)
vinjače (singular vocative)
vinjaci (plural vocative)
vinjaku (locative singular)
vinjacima (locative plural)
vinjakom (instrumental singular)
vinjacima (instrumental plural)


dijapazon

sh-noun

dijapàzōn m (Cyrillic spelling дијапа̀зо̄н)

dijapàzōn (canonical masculine)
дијапа̀зо̄н (Cyrillic)
dijapazon (nominative singular)
dijapazoni (nominative plural)
dijapazona (genitive singular)
dijapazona (genitive plural)
dijapazonu (dative singular)
dijapazonima (dative plural)
dijapazon (accusative singular)
dijapazone (accusative plural)
dijapazonu (singular vocative)
dijapazoni (plural vocative)
dijapazonu (locative singular)
dijapazonima (locative plural)
dijapazonom (instrumental singular)
dijapazonima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Latin diapason, from Ancient Greek διαπασῶν (diapasôn).

(music) the range of a musical instrument (chromatic range) or human voice (vocal range)


kanader

kanáder (canonical masculine)
кана́дер (Cyrillic)
kanader (nominative singular)
kanaderi (nominative plural)
kanadera (genitive singular)
kanadera (genitive plural)
kanaderu (dative singular)
kanaderima (dative plural)
kanader (accusative singular)
kanadere (accusative plural)
kanaderu (singular vocative)
kanaderi (plural vocative)
kanaderu (locative singular)
kanaderima (locative plural)
kanaderom (instrumental singular)
kanaderima (instrumental plural)

Compare French canadair, Greek καναντέρ (kanantér), Italian canadair.

(firefighting, aviation) waterbomber (firefighting aircraft)


opservatorij

opservàtōrīj m (Cyrillic spelling опсерва̀то̄рӣј)

opservàtōrīj (canonical masculine)
опсерва̀то̄рӣј (Cyrillic)
abecedarij (nominative singular)
opservatoriji (nominative plural)
abecedarija (genitive singular)
opservatorija (genitive plural)
abecedariju (dative singular)
opservatorijima (dative plural)
abecedarij (accusative singular)
opservatorije (accusative plural)
abecedariju (singular vocative)
opservatoriji (plural vocative)
abecedariju (locative singular)
opservatorijima (locative plural)
abecedarijem (instrumental singular)
opservatorijima (instrumental plural)

observatory (building where stars are observed)


опсерваториј

опсерва̀то̄рӣј

опсерва̀то̄рӣј m (Latin spelling opservàtōrīj)

опсерва̀то̄рӣј (canonical masculine)
opservàtōrīj (romanization)
опсерваториј (nominative singular)
опсерваторији (nominative plural)
опсерваторија (genitive singular)
опсерваторија (genitive plural)
опсерваторију (dative singular)
опсерваторијима (dative plural)
опсерваториј (accusative singular)
опсерваторије (accusative plural)
опсерваторију (singular vocative)
опсерваторији (plural vocative)
опсерваторију (locative singular)
опсерваторијима (locative plural)
опсерваторијем (instrumental singular)
опсерваторијима (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

опсерваториј

опсерваторији

опсерваторија

опсерваторија

опсерваторију

опсерваторијима

опсерваториј

опсерваторије

опсерваторију

опсерваторији

опсерваторију

опсерваторијима

опсерваторијем

опсерваторијима

оп‧сер‧ва‧то‧риј


nemali

nèmālī (canonical)
нѐма̄лӣ (Cyrillic)
nemali (masculine nominative singular)
nemala (feminine nominative singular)
nemalo (neuter nominative singular)
nemalog (genitive masculine singular)
nemaloga (genitive masculine singular)
nemale (feminine genitive singular)
nemalog (genitive neuter singular)
nemaloga (genitive neuter singular)
nemalomu (dative masculine singular)
nemalome (dative masculine singular)
nemaloj (dative feminine singular)
nemalomu (dative neuter singular)
nemalome (dative neuter singular)
nemali (accusative inanimate masculine singular)
nemalu (accusative feminine singular)
nemalo (accusative neuter singular)
nemalog (accusative animate masculine singular)
nemaloga (accusative animate masculine singular)
nemali (masculine singular vocative)
nemala (feminine singular vocative)
nemalo (neuter singular vocative)
nemalome (locative masculine singular)
nemalomu (locative masculine singular)
nemaloj (feminine locative singular)
nemalome (locative neuter singular)
nemalomu (locative neuter singular)
nemalim (instrumental masculine singular)
nemalom (feminine instrumental singular)
nemalim (instrumental neuter singular)
nemali (masculine nominative plural)
nemale (feminine nominative plural)
nemala (neuter nominative plural)
nemalih (genitive masculine plural)
nemalih (feminine genitive plural)
nemalih (genitive neuter plural)
nemalim (dative masculine plural)
nemalima (dative masculine plural)
nemalim (dative feminine plural)
nemalima (dative feminine plural)
nemalim (dative neuter plural)
nemalima (dative neuter plural)
nemale (accusative masculine plural)
nemale (accusative feminine plural)
nemala (accusative neuter plural)
nemali (masculine plural vocative)
nemale (feminine plural vocative)
nemala (neuter plural vocative)
nemalim (locative masculine plural)
nemalima (locative masculine plural)
nemalim (feminine locative plural)
nemalima (feminine locative plural)
nemalim (locative neuter plural)
nemalima (locative neuter plural)
nemalim (instrumental masculine plural)
nemalima (instrumental masculine plural)
nemalim (feminine instrumental plural)
nemalima (feminine instrumental plural)
nemalim (instrumental neuter plural)
nemalima (instrumental neuter plural)


poljana

pòljana (canonical feminine)
по̀љана (Cyrillic)


kafedžija

sh-noun

kafedžija m (Cyrillic spelling кафеџија)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قهوهجی (ḳahveci). By surface analysis, kafe + -džija.


канадер

Compare French canadair, Greek καναντέρ (kanantér), Italian canadair, Macedonian канадер (kanader)


uvertira

sh-noun

uvertíra f (Cyrillic spelling уверти́ра)

uvertíra (canonical feminine)
уверти́ра (Cyrillic)


увертира

уверти́ра (canonical feminine)
uvertíra (romanization)


minđa

mínđa (canonical feminine)
ми́нђа (Cyrillic)

(Croatia, vulgar, slang) the female genitalia; cunt, pussy, minge


mrcina

mr̀cina (canonical masculine)
мр̀цина (Cyrillic)
mrcina (nominative singular)
mrcine (nominative plural)
mrcine (genitive singular)
mrcina (genitive plural)
mrcini (dative singular)
mrcinama (dative plural)
mrcinu (accusative singular)
mrcine (accusative plural)
mrcino (singular vocative)
mrcine (plural vocative)
mrcini (locative singular)
mrcinama (locative plural)
mrcinom (instrumental singular)
mrcinama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *mrь(tь)cìna. First attested in the 15th century.


lapiti

Lapíti (canonical masculine)
Лапи́ти (Cyrillic)

(Greek mythology) Lapiths (semi-legendary, semi-historical race of Thessaly)


осјека

о̏сјека (canonical feminine)
ȍsjeka (romanization)
осјека (nominative singular)
осјеке (nominative plural)
осјеке (genitive singular)
осјека (genitive plural)
осјеци (dative singular)
осјекама (dative plural)
осјеку (accusative singular)
осјеке (accusative plural)
осјеко (singular vocative)
осјеке (plural vocative)
осјеци (locative singular)
осјекама (locative plural)
осјеком (instrumental singular)
осјекама (instrumental plural)


bakrač

bàkrāč (canonical masculine)
ба̀кра̄ч (Cyrillic)
bakrač (nominative singular)
bakrači (nominative plural)
bakrača (genitive singular)
bakrača (genitive plural)
bakraču (dative singular)
bakračima (dative plural)
bakrač (accusative singular)
bakrače (accusative plural)
bakraču (singular vocative)
bakrači (plural vocative)
bakraču (locative singular)
bakračima (locative plural)
bakračom (instrumental singular)
bakračima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish باقراج (bakrac). By surface analysis, bakar (“copper”) + -ač.


деоница

дeо̀ница (canonical feminine)
deònica (romanization)
дeоница (nominative singular)
дeонице (nominative plural)
дeонице (genitive singular)
дeоница (genitive plural)
дeоници (dative singular)
дeоницама (dative plural)
дeоницу (accusative singular)
дeонице (accusative plural)
дeонице (singular vocative)
дeоницо (singular vocative)
дeонице (plural vocative)
дeоници (locative singular)
дeоницама (locative plural)
дeоницом (instrumental singular)
дeоницама (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun

дeонице / дeоницо