Epir

Èpīr (canonical masculine)
Ѐпӣр (Cyrillic)
Èpīr (nominative singular)
Epíra (genitive singular)
Epiru (dative singular)
Epira (accusative singular)
Epire (singular vocative)
Epiru (locative singular)
Epirom (instrumental singular)

Southeast Europe
Southeast Europe#English

Epirus (a historical region and ancient kingdom in Southeast Europe, today split politically between northwestern Greece and southwestern Albania)

administrative region
administrative region

Epirus (a geographic region and administrative region in northwest Greece, one of the thirteen peripheries of modern Greece)


Епир

Ѐпӣр (canonical masculine)
Èpīr (romanization)
Ѐпӣр (nominative singular)
Епи́ра (genitive singular)
Епиру (dative singular)
Епира (accusative singular)
Епире (singular vocative)
Епиру (locative singular)
Епиром (instrumental singular)


Valentin

Valèntīn (canonical masculine)
Валѐнтӣн (Cyrillic)

a male given name from Latin, equivalent to English Valentine


Pandora

Pandóra (canonical feminine)
Пандо́ра (Cyrillic)
Pandora (nominative singular)
Pandore (genitive singular)
Pandori (dative singular)
Pandoru (accusative singular)
Pandoro (singular vocative)
Pandora (singular vocative)
Pandori (locative singular)
Pandorom (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek Πανδώρα (Pandṓra).


Priština

Prìština (canonical feminine)
Прѝштина (Cyrillic)
Priština (nominative singular)
Prištine (genitive singular)
Prištini (dative singular)
Prištinu (accusative singular)
Prištino (singular vocative)
Prištini (locative singular)
Prištinom (instrumental singular)

Pristina, Prishtina (the capital and largest city of Kosovo)


Приштина

Прѝштина (canonical feminine)
Prìština (romanization)
Приштина (nominative singular)
Приштине (genitive singular)
Приштини (dative singular)
Приштину (accusative singular)
Приштино (singular vocative)
Приштини (locative singular)
Приштином (instrumental singular)


Mihael

Mìhael (canonical masculine)
Мѝхаел (Cyrillic)


Matej

Màtej (canonical masculine)
Ма̀теј (Cyrillic)

a male given name, equivalent to English Matthew


Јустин

Ју̏стин (canonical masculine)
Jȕstin (romanization)
Јустин (nominative singular)
Јустина (genitive singular)
Јустину (dative singular)
Јустина (accusative singular)
Јустине (singular vocative)
Јустину (locative singular)
Јустином (instrumental singular)
Ју̏штин (alternative)

a male given name, equivalent to English Justin


Баку

Ба̀ку (canonical masculine)
Bàku (romanization)


Erevan

Èrevān (canonical masculine)
Ѐрева̄н (Cyrillic)
Èrevān (nominative singular)
Erevána (genitive singular)
Erevanu (dative singular)
Erevan (accusative singular)
Erevane (singular vocative)
Erevanu (locative singular)
Erevanom (instrumental singular)


Палестина

Палести́на (canonical feminine)
Palestína (romanization)
Палестина (nominative singular)
Палестине (genitive singular)
Палестини (dative singular)
Палестину (accusative singular)
Палестино (singular vocative)
Палестини (locative singular)
Палестином (instrumental singular)

Па‧ле‧сти‧на


Viktorija

sh-proper noun

Vìktōrija f (Cyrillic spelling Вѝкто̄рија)

Vìktōrija (canonical feminine)
Вѝкто̄рија (Cyrillic)
Viktorija (nominative singular)
Viktorije (nominative plural)
Viktorije (genitive singular)
Viktorija (genitive plural)
Viktoriji (dative singular)
Viktorijama (dative plural)
Viktoriju (accusative singular)
Viktorije (accusative plural)
Viktorijo (singular vocative)
Viktorije (plural vocative)
Viktoriji (locative singular)
Viktorijama (locative plural)
Viktorijom (instrumental singular)
Viktorijama (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Victoria


Betlehem

Bètlehem (canonical masculine)
Бѐтлехем (Cyrillic)

(Croatia) Bethlehem (a city in Palestine)


Aristotel

Aristòtel m (Cyrillic spelling Аристо̀тел)

Aristòtel (canonical masculine)
Аристо̀тел (Cyrillic)
Aristotel (nominative singular)
Aristotela (genitive singular)
Aristotelu (dative singular)
Aristotela (accusative singular)
Aristotele (singular vocative)
Aristotelu (locative singular)
Aristotelom (instrumental singular)

From Ancient Greek Ἀριστοτέλης (Aristotélēs).


Аристотел

Аристо̀тел (canonical masculine)
Aristòtel (romanization)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek Ἀριστοτέλης (Aristotélēs).


Sotona

Sotòna (canonical masculine)
Сото̀на (Cyrillic)
Sotòna (nominative singular)
Sotone (genitive singular)
Sotoni (dative singular)
Sotonu (accusative singular)
Sotono (singular vocative)
Sotoni (locative singular)
Sotonom (instrumental singular)

From Old Church Slavonic Сотона (Sotona), from Ancient Greek Σατάν (Satán), from Hebrew שָׂטָן (satán, “Satan, adversary”).


Сотона

Сото̀на (canonical masculine)
Sotòna (romanization)
Сото̀на (nominative singular)
Сотоне (genitive singular)
Сотони (dative singular)
Сотону (accusative singular)
Сотоно (singular vocative)
Сотони (locative singular)
Сотоном (instrumental singular)


Kserks

Ksȅrks (canonical masculine)
Ксе̏ркс (Cyrillic)
Ksȅrks (nominative singular)
Kserksa (genitive singular)
Kserksu (dative singular)
Kserksa (accusative singular)
Kserkse (singular vocative)
Kserksu (locative singular)
Kserksom (instrumental singular)

From Ancient Greek Ξέρξης (Xérxēs), from Old Persian 𐎧𐏁𐎹𐎠𐎼𐏁𐎠 (x-š-y-a-r-š-a /Xšayāršā/, “ruler among kings”).


Ксеркс

Borrowed from Ancient Greek Ξέρξης (Xérxēs), from Old Persian 𐎧𐏁𐎹𐎠𐎼𐏁𐎠 (x-š-y-a-r-š-a /Xšayāršā/, “ruler among kings”).


Jahve

Jȁhve (canonical masculine)
Ја̏хве (Cyrillic)
Jahve (nominative singular)
Jahve (genitive singular)
Jahvi (dative singular)
Jahvu (accusative singular)
Jahve (singular vocative)
Jahvi (locative singular)
Jahvom (instrumental singular)


Dalmacija

sh-proper noun

Dàlmācija f (Cyrillic spelling Да̀лма̄ција)

Dàlmācija (canonical feminine)
Да̀лма̄ција (Cyrillic)
Dalmacija (nominative singular)
Dalmacije (genitive singular)
Dalmaciji (dative singular)
Dalmaciju (accusative singular)
Dalmacijo (singular vocative)
Dalmaciji (locative singular)
Dalmacijom (instrumental singular)

Dalmatia (a historical region of Croatia, on the eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea)

(historical) Dalmatia (a province of the Roman Empire)


Sredozemlje

Srȅdozēmlje n (Cyrillic spelling Сре̏дозе̄мље)

Srȅdozēmlje (canonical neuter)
Сре̏дозе̄мље (Cyrillic)
Sredozemlje (nominative singular)
Sredozemlja (genitive singular)
Sredozemlju (dative singular)
Sredozemlje (accusative singular)
Sredozemlje (singular vocative)
Sredozemlju (locative singular)
Sredozemljem (instrumental singular)


Блиски исток

Блиски исток m (Latin spelling Bliski istok)

(geopolitics) Middle East (the geopolitical region at the intersection of Asia, Africa and Europe, comprising West Asia excluding the South Caucasus and additionally including all of Egypt and all of Turkey)


Bliski istok

Bliski istok m (Cyrillic spelling Блиски исток)

Блиски исток (Cyrillic)


Средњи исток

Средњи исток m (Latin spelling Srednji istok)


Srednji istok

Srednji istok m (Cyrillic spelling Средњи исток)

Средњи исток (Cyrillic)


Vltava

Vl̀tava (canonical feminine)
Вл̀тава (Cyrillic)


Brazilija

Bràzīlija or Brazȋlija f (Cyrillic spelling Бра̀зӣлија or Брази̑лија)

Bràzīlija (canonical)
Brazȋlija (canonical feminine)
Бра̀зӣлија (Cyrillic)
Брази̑лија (Cyrillic)
Bràzīlija (nominative singular)
Bràzīlijē (genitive singular)
Bràzīliji (dative singular)
Bràzīliju (accusative singular)
Bràzīlijo (singular vocative)
Bràzīliji (locative singular)
Bràzīlijōm (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from German Brasília, from Portuguese Brasília.

Distrito Federal
Distrito Federal#English

Brasília (a municipality, the capital city of Brazil; the capital of Distrito Federal, Brazil)

Brazilija se proglasi samostalnom i slobodnom pod carem Pedrom I.

1912, Stjepan Srkulj, Pregled opće i hrvatske povijesti, 3rd edition, Zagreb: naklada piščeva, page 112:

Brazil declared itself independent and free under the emperor Pedro I

(obsolete) Brazil (a large Portuguese-speaking country in South America)


Богородица

Богородица f (Latin spelling Bogorodica)


Адам

А̀дам (canonical masculine)
Àdam (romanization)
Адам (nominative singular)
Адама (genitive singular)
Адаму (dative singular)
Адама (accusative singular)
Адаме (singular vocative)
Адамом (locative singular)
Адаму (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Hebrew אָדָם (adam, “earth, man, soil, light brown”).

bor+

(Abrahamic religions) Adam (the first man and the progenitor of the human race)

a male given name, equivalent to English Adam


Marija

Màrija (canonical feminine)
Ма̀рија (Cyrillic)
Marija (nominative singular)
Marije (nominative plural)
Marije (genitive singular)
Marija (genitive plural)
Mariji (dative singular)
Marijama (dative plural)
Mariju (accusative singular)
Marije (accusative plural)
Marijo (singular vocative)
Marije (plural vocative)
Mariji (locative singular)
Marijama (locative plural)
Marijom (instrumental singular)
Marijama (instrumental plural)

From Latin Maria, from Ancient Greek Μαρία (María), Μαριάμ (Mariám).

a female given name, equivalent to English Mary


Adnan

From Arabic عَدْنَان (ʕadnān, “settler”).


Uskrs

Ùskrs (canonical masculine)
У̀скрс (Cyrillic)
Ùskrs (nominative singular)
Uskrsa (genitive singular)
Uskrsu (dative singular)
Uskrs (accusative singular)
Uskrse (singular vocative)
Uskrsu (locative singular)
Uskrsom (instrumental singular)


Antun

Àntūn (canonical masculine)
А̀нтӯн (Cyrillic)
Àntūn (nominative singular)
Antúna (genitive singular)
Antúnu (dative singular)
Antúna (accusative singular)
Ȁntūne (singular vocative)
Antúnu (locative singular)
Antúnom (instrumental singular)


Matija

Màtija (canonical masculine)
Ма̀тија (Cyrillic)
Matija (nominative singular)
Matije (nominative plural)
Matije (genitive singular)
Matija (genitive plural)
Matiji (dative singular)
Matijama (dative plural)
Matiju (accusative singular)
Matije (accusative plural)
Matijo (singular vocative)
Matije (plural vocative)
Matiji (locative singular)
Matijama (locative plural)
Matijom (instrumental singular)
Matijama (instrumental plural)

From Latin Matthias, from Hebrew מתיתיהו (Matityahu, “gift of Yahweh”).


Ilija

Ìlija (canonical masculine)
Ѝлија (Cyrillic)

From Old Church Slavonic Илїа (Ilia), from Ancient Greek Ἠλίᾱς (Ēlíās), from Hebrew אֵלִיָּהוּ (eliyáhu, “Yahweh is god”).


Ivica

Ȉvica (canonical masculine)
И̏вица (Cyrillic)


Andrija

Àndrija (canonical masculine)
А̀ндрија (Cyrillic)
Andrija (nominative singular)
Andrije (genitive singular)
Andriji (dative singular)
Andriju (accusative singular)
Andrijo (singular vocative)
Andriji (locative singular)
Andrijom (instrumental singular)

Latin Andreas, from Ancient Greek Ἀνδρέᾱς (Andréās, “courageous”).


Marin

Mȁrīn (canonical masculine)
Ма̏рӣн (Cyrillic)

From Latin Marīnus, from marīnus (“of or pertaining to the sea”).


Marinko

Marínko (canonical masculine)
Мари́нко (Cyrillic)


Marinela

Marinèla (canonical feminine)
Маринѐла (Cyrillic)
Marinela (nominative singular)
Marinele (nominative plural)
Marinele (genitive singular)
Marinela (genitive plural)
Marineli (dative singular)
Marinelama (dative plural)
Marinelu (accusative singular)
Marinele (accusative plural)
Marinelo (singular vocative)
Marinele (plural vocative)
Marineli (locative singular)
Marinelama (locative plural)
Marinelom (instrumental singular)
Marinelama (instrumental plural)


Đivo

Ðívo (canonical masculine)
Ðи́во (Cyrillic)

Variety of Ivan mainly in Dubrovnik area.


Ico

Íco (canonical masculine)
И́цо (Cyrillic)


Ivek

Ìvek (canonical masculine)
Ѝвек (Cyrillic)


Sanja

Sȁnja (canonical feminine)
Са̏ња (Cyrillic)
Sanja (nominative singular)
Sanje (nominative plural)
Sanje (genitive singular)
Sanja (genitive plural)
Sanji (dative singular)
Sanjama (dative plural)
Sanju (accusative singular)
Sanje (accusative plural)
Sanjo (singular vocative)
Sanje (plural vocative)
Sanji (locative singular)
Sanjama (locative plural)
Sanjom (instrumental singular)
Sanjama (instrumental plural)


Sanjin

Sȁnjin (canonical masculine)
Са̏њин (Cyrillic)


Mirko

Mírko (canonical masculine)
Ми́рко (Cyrillic)
Mírko (nominative singular)
Mírka (genitive singular)
Mírku (dative singular)
Mírka (accusative singular)
Mírko (singular vocative)
Mírku (locative singular)
Mírkom (instrumental singular)


Miroljub

Mȉroljub (canonical masculine)
Ми̏рољуб (Cyrillic)

From mȋr (“peace”) + ljubiti (“to kiss, love”).


Miro

Míro (canonical masculine)
Ми́ро (Cyrillic)


Branimir

sh-proper noun

Brànimir m (Cyrillic spelling Бра̀нимир)

Brànimir (canonical masculine)
Бра̀нимир (Cyrillic)

Form braniti (“to defend”) + mir (“peace”).


Branislav

Brànislav m (Cyrillic spelling Бра̀нислав)

Brànislav (canonical masculine)
Бра̀нислав (Cyrillic)
Branislav (nominative singular)
Branislava (genitive singular)
Branislavu (dative singular)
Branislava (accusative singular)
Branislave (singular vocative)
Branislavu (locative singular)
Branislavom (instrumental singular)

From brániti (“to defend”) + slȁviti (“to celebrate”).


Brane

Bráne (canonical masculine)
Бра́не (Cyrillic)

A hypocoristic formed from brániti (“to defend”).


Branka

Brȃnka (canonical feminine)
Bránka (canonical feminine)
Бра̑нка (Cyrillic)
Бра́нка (Cyrillic)
Branka (nominative singular)
Branke (nominative plural)
Branke (genitive singular)
Branka (genitive plural)
Branki (dative singular)
Brankama (dative plural)
Branku (accusative singular)
Branke (accusative plural)
Branko (singular vocative)
Branke (plural vocative)
Branki (locative singular)
Brankama (locative plural)
Brankom (instrumental singular)
Brankama (instrumental plural)


Josip

Jòsip (canonical masculine)
Јо̀сип (Cyrillic)
Josip (nominative singular)
Josipa (genitive singular)
Josipu (dative singular)
Josipa (accusative singular)
Josipe (singular vocative)
Josipu (locative singular)
Josipom (instrumental singular)

From Ancient Greek Ἰωσήφ (Iōsḗph) (not from Latin Iosephus), from Hebrew יוֹסֵף (Yōsēṗ, “(God) shall add”).

der

a male given name, equivalent to English Joseph


Joško

Jȍško (canonical masculine)
Јо̏шко (Cyrillic)


Jozo

Józo (canonical masculine)
Јо́зо (Cyrillic)


Josipa

Jòsipa (canonical feminine)
Јо̀сипа (Cyrillic)
Josipa (nominative singular)
Josipe (nominative plural)
Josipe (genitive singular)
Josipa (genitive plural)
Josipi (dative singular)
Josipama (dative plural)
Josipu (accusative singular)
Josipe (accusative plural)
Josipo (singular vocative)
Josipe (plural vocative)
Josipi (locative singular)
Josipama (locative plural)
Josipom (instrumental singular)
Josipama (instrumental plural)


Stjepan

Stjȅpān (canonical masculine)
Стје̏па̄н (Cyrillic)
Stȉpān (alternative Ikavian)

From Ancient Greek Στέφανος (Stéphanos), from στέφανος (stéphanos, “crown”).


Stipan

Stȉpān (canonical masculine)
Сти̏па̄н (Cyrillic)
Stipan (nominative singular)
Stipana (genitive singular)
Stipanu (dative singular)
Stipana (accusative singular)
Stipane (singular vocative)
Stipanu (locative singular)
Stipanom (instrumental singular)
Stjȅpān (alternative Ekavian)

Ikavian version of Stjȅpān, given to Croats in Dalmatia and Bosnia.


Štef

Štȇf (canonical masculine)
Ште̑ф (Cyrillic)

A hypocoristic, from German. Used chiefly in Kajkavian area.


Željko

Žȇljko (canonical masculine)
Же̑љко (Cyrillic)
Željko (nominative singular)
Željka (genitive singular)
Željku (dative singular)
Željka (accusative singular)
Željko (singular vocative)
Željku (locative singular)
Željkom (instrumental singular)


Željka

Žȇljka (canonical feminine)
Же̑љка (Cyrillic)
Željka (nominative singular)
Željke (nominative plural)
Željke (genitive singular)
Željka (genitive plural)
Željki (dative singular)
Željkama (dative plural)
Željku (accusative singular)
Željke (accusative plural)
Željko (singular vocative)
Željke (plural vocative)
Željki (locative singular)
Željkama (locative plural)
Željkom (instrumental singular)
Željkama (instrumental plural)


Tomislav

sh-proper noun

Tòmislav m (Cyrillic spelling То̀мислав)

Tòmislav (canonical masculine)
То̀мислав (Cyrillic)
Tomislav (nominative singular)
Tomislava (genitive singular)
Tomislavu (dative singular)
Tomislava (accusative singular)
Tomislave (singular vocative)
Tomislavu (locative singular)
Tomislavom (instrumental singular)


Nikša

Nȉkša (canonical masculine)
Ни̏кша (Cyrillic)


Nino

Níno (canonical masculine)
Ни́но (Cyrillic)


Nikolina

Nikolína f (Cyrillic spelling Николи́на)

Nikolína (canonical feminine)
Николи́на (Cyrillic)
Nikolina (nominative singular)
Nikoline (nominative plural)
Nikoline (genitive singular)
Nikolina (genitive plural)
Nikolini (dative singular)
Nikolinama (dative plural)
Nikolinu (accusative singular)
Nikoline (accusative plural)
Nikolino (singular vocative)
Nikoline (plural vocative)
Nikolini (locative singular)
Nikolinama (locative plural)
Nikolinom (instrumental singular)
Nikolinama (instrumental plural)


Anka

Ȃnka (canonical feminine)
А̑нка (Cyrillic)
Anka (nominative singular)
Anke (genitive singular)
Anki (dative singular)
Anku (accusative singular)
Anko (singular vocative)
Anki (locative singular)
Ankom (instrumental singular)

a diminutive of the female given name Ana, equivalent to English Annie


Mirjana

Mìrjana (canonical feminine)
Мѝрјана (Cyrillic)
Mirjana (nominative singular)
Mirjane (nominative plural)
Mirjane (genitive singular)
Mirjana (genitive plural)
Mirjani (dative singular)
Mirjanama (dative plural)
Mirjanu (accusative singular)
Mirjane (accusative plural)
Mirjano (singular vocative)
Mirjane (plural vocative)
Mirjani (locative singular)
Mirjanama (locative plural)
Mirjanom (instrumental singular)
Mirjanama (instrumental plural)


Vesna

Vȅsna (canonical feminine)
Ве̏сна (Cyrillic)
Vesna (nominative singular)
Vesne (nominative plural)
Vesne (genitive singular)
Vesna (genitive plural)
Vesni (dative singular)
Vesnama (dative plural)
Vesnu (accusative singular)
Vesne (accusative plural)
Vesno (singular vocative)
Vesne (plural vocative)
Vesni (locative singular)
Vesnama (locative plural)
Vesnom (instrumental singular)
Vesnama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *vesna (“spring”), deified as a Slavic goddess of spring, birth and renewal.
Cognate with Ancient Greek ἔαρ (éar), Old Norse vár, Lithuanian vasara, Sanskrit वसर् (vasar, “morning”) and वसन्त (vasantá, “spring”), Persian بهار (bahâr, “spring”), Old Armenian գարուն (garun).


Katica

Kȁtica (canonical feminine)
Ка̏тица (Cyrillic)
Katica (nominative singular)
Katice (nominative plural)
Katice (genitive singular)
Katica (genitive plural)
Katici (dative singular)
Katicama (dative plural)
Katicu (accusative singular)
Katice (accusative plural)
Katico (singular vocative)
Katice (plural vocative)
Katici (locative singular)
Katicama (locative plural)
Katicom (instrumental singular)
Katicama (instrumental plural)


Draga

Drága (canonical feminine)
Дра́га (Cyrillic)
Draga (nominative singular)
Drage (nominative plural)
Drage (genitive singular)
Draga (genitive plural)
Dragi (dative singular)
Dragama (dative plural)
Dragu (accusative singular)
Drage (accusative plural)
Drago (singular vocative)
Drage (plural vocative)
Dragi (locative singular)
Dragama (locative plural)
Dragom (instrumental singular)
Dragama (instrumental plural)


Dragana

Dràgana (canonical feminine)
Дра̀гана (Cyrillic)
Dragana (nominative singular)
Dragane (nominative plural)
Dragane (genitive singular)
Dragana (genitive plural)
Dragani (dative singular)
Draganama (dative plural)
Draganu (accusative singular)
Dragane (accusative plural)
Dragano (singular vocative)
Dragane (plural vocative)
Dragani (locative singular)
Draganama (locative plural)
Draganom (instrumental singular)
Draganama (instrumental plural)


Персефона

Borrowed from Ancient Greek Περσεφόνη (Persephónē).


Persefona

sh-proper noun

Persefona f (Cyrillic spelling Персефона)


Perzefona

Perzèfona f (Cyrillic spelling Перзѐфона)

Perzèfona (canonical feminine)
Перзѐфона (Cyrillic)


Škot

Škȍt (canonical masculine)
Шко̏т (Cyrillic)
Škȍt (nominative singular)
Škȍti (nominative plural)
Škȍta (genitive singular)
Škȏtā (genitive plural)
Škȍtu (dative singular)
Škȍtima (dative plural)
Škȍta (accusative singular)
Škȍte (accusative plural)
Škȍte (singular vocative)
Škȍti (plural vocative)
Škȍtu (locative singular)
Škȍtima (locative plural)
Škȍtom (instrumental singular)
Škȍtima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from English Scot, from Old English Scottas, ultimately from Latin Scōtī.


Škotkinja

Škȍtkinja f (Cyrillic spelling Шко̏ткиња)

Škȍtkinja (canonical feminine)
Шко̏ткиња (Cyrillic)
Škotkinja (nominative singular)
Škotkinje (nominative plural)
Škotkinje (genitive singular)
Škotkinja (genitive plural)
Škotkinji (dative singular)
Škotkinjama (dative plural)
Škotkinju (accusative singular)
Škotkinje (accusative plural)
Škotkinjo (singular vocative)
Škotkinje (plural vocative)
Škotkinji (locative singular)
Škotkinjama (locative plural)
Škotkinjom (instrumental singular)
Škotkinjama (instrumental plural)


Škotska

Škȍtskā (canonical feminine)
Шко̏тска̄ (Cyrillic)
Škȍtskā (nominative singular)
Škotske (genitive singular)
Škȍtskōj (dative singular)
Škotsku (accusative singular)
Škotska (singular vocative)
Škȍtskōj (locative singular)
Škotskom (instrumental singular)

Scotland (a constituent country of the United Kingdom)


Nizozemac

Nizozémac m (Cyrillic spelling Низозе́мац)

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


Talijan

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


Talijanka

Talìjānka f (Cyrillic spelling Талѝја̄нка)

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


Australac

Austrálac m (Cyrillic spelling Аустра́лац)

Austrálac (canonical masculine)
Аустра́лац (Cyrillic)
Austrálac (nominative singular)
Austrálci (nominative plural)
Australca (genitive singular)
Australaca (genitive plural)
Australcu (dative singular)
Australcima (dative plural)
Australca (accusative singular)
Australce (accusative plural)
Australče (singular vocative)
Australci (plural vocative)
Australcu (locative singular)
Australcima (locative plural)
Australcem (instrumental singular)
Australcima (instrumental plural)


Austrijanac

Austrijánac m (Cyrillic spelling Аустрија́нац)

Austrijánac (canonical masculine)
Аустрија́нац (Cyrillic)
Austrijánac (nominative singular)
Autrijánci (nominative plural)
Austrijanca (genitive singular)
Austrìjānācā (genitive plural)
Austrijancu (dative singular)
Austrijancima (dative plural)
Austrijanca (accusative singular)
Austrijance (accusative plural)
Austrijanče (singular vocative)
Austrijanci (plural vocative)
Austrijancu (locative singular)
Austrijancima (locative plural)
Austrijancem (instrumental singular)
Austrijancima (instrumental plural)


Austrijanka

Austrìjānka f (Cyrillic spelling Аустрѝја̄нка)

Austrìjānka (canonical feminine)
Аустрѝја̄нка (Cyrillic)


Arapkinja

Àrapkinja f (Cyrillic spelling А̀рапкиња)

Àrapkinja (canonical feminine)
А̀рапкиња (Cyrillic)


Mateo

Matèo (canonical masculine)
Матѐо (Cyrillic)


Novosibirsk

Novosìbirsk m (Cyrillic spelling Новосѝбирск)

Novosìbirsk (canonical masculine)
Новосѝбирск (Cyrillic)

Novosibirsk (a city, the administrative center of Novosibirsk Oblast, Russia)


Kaba

Kába (canonical feminine)
Ка́ба (Cyrillic)
Kaba (nominative singular)
Kabe (genitive singular)
Kabi (dative singular)
Kabu (accusative singular)
Kabo (singular vocative)
Kabi (locative singular)
Kabom (instrumental singular)
Ćába (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish كعبه (Kâbe), from Arabic كَعْبَة (kaʕba, “cube”).

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Wikipedija

sh-proper noun

Wikipedija f (Cyrillic spelling Википедија)

Википедија (Cyrillic)


Каба

Ка́ба (canonical feminine)
Kába (romanization)
Каба (nominative singular)
Кабе (genitive singular)
Каби (dative singular)
Кабу (accusative singular)
Кабо (singular vocative)
Каби (locative singular)
Кабом (instrumental singular)
Ћа́ба (alternative)


Ћаба

Ћа́ба (canonical feminine)
Ćába (romanization)
Ћаба (nominative singular)
Ћабе (genitive singular)
Ћаби (dative singular)
Ћабу (accusative singular)
Ћабо (singular vocative)
Ћаби (locative singular)
Ћабом (instrumental singular)
Ка́ба (alternative)


Ćaba

Ćába (canonical feminine)
Ћа́ба (Cyrillic)
Ćaba (nominative singular)
Ćabe (genitive singular)
Ćabi (dative singular)
Ćabu (accusative singular)
Ćabo (singular vocative)
Ćabi (locative singular)
Ćabom (instrumental singular)
Kába (alternative)


Sigmund

Sìgmund (canonical masculine)
Сѝгмунд (Cyrillic)


Литванија

Лѝтва̄нија (canonical feminine)
Lìtvānija (romanization)
Литванија (nominative singular)
Литваније (genitive singular)
Литванији (dative singular)
Литванију (accusative singular)
Литванијо (singular vocative)
Литванија (singular vocative)
Литванији (locative singular)
Литванијом (instrumental singular)
Ли̏тва (alternative)

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Литванијо/Литванија

Lithuania (a country in northeastern Europe)


Борис

Бо̑рис (canonical masculine)
Bȏris (romanization)
Борис (nominative singular)
Бориса (genitive singular)
Борису (dative singular)
Бориса (accusative singular)
Борисе (singular vocative)
Борису (locative singular)
Борисом (instrumental singular)

a male given name, equivalent to English Boris


SRS

Srpska Radikalna Stranka
Srpska Radikalna Stranka#Serbo-Croatian

Initialism of Srpska Radikalna Stranka, the Serbian Radical Party (a political party in the Republic of Serbia)


Samanta

Саманта (Cyrillic)
Samanta (nominative singular)
Samante (nominative plural)
Samante (genitive singular)
Samanta (genitive plural)
Samanti (dative singular)
Samantama (dative plural)
Samantu (accusative singular)
Samante (accusative plural)
Samanto (singular vocative)
Samante (plural vocative)
Samanti (locative singular)
Samantama (locative plural)
Samantom (instrumental singular)
Samantama (instrumental plural)


Sjeverna Irska

sh-proper noun

Sjȅvērnā Ȋrskā f (Cyrillic spelling Сје̏ве̄рна̄ И̑рска̄)

Sjȅvērnā Ȋrskā (canonical feminine)
Сје̏ве̄рна̄ И̑рска̄ (Cyrillic)
Sȅvērnā Ȋrskā (alternative Ekavian)

Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland#English:_Q26

Northern Ireland (a constituent country and province of the United Kingdom, situated in the northeastern part of the island of Ireland)


Los Andželes

Los Andželes m (Cyrillic spelling Лос Анџелес)

Лос Анџелес (Cyrillic)
Los Andželes (nominative singular)
Los Andželesa (genitive singular)
Los Andželesu (dative singular)
Los Andželes (accusative singular)
Los Andželese (singular vocative)
Los Andželesu (locative singular)
Los Andželesom (instrumental singular)

Los Angeles (a large city in California)


Лос Анџелес

Лос Анџелес m (Latin spelling Los Andželes)

Los Andželes (romanization)
Лос Анџелес (nominative singular)
Лос Анџелеса (genitive singular)
Лос Анџелесу (dative singular)
Лос Анџелес (accusative singular)
Лос Анџелесе (singular vocative)
Лос Анџелесу (locative singular)
Лос Анџелесом (instrumental singular)

Los Angeles (a large city in California, United States)


Бурма

Бу̑рма (canonical feminine)
Bȗrma (romanization)
Бурма (nominative singular)
Бурме (genitive singular)
Бурми (dative singular)
Бурму (accusative singular)
Бурмо (singular vocative)
Бурми (locative singular)
Бурмом (instrumental singular)


Marjan

Mȁrjan (canonical masculine)
Ма̏рјан (Cyrillic)


Dalmatinac

Dalmatínac m (Cyrillic spelling Далмати́нац)

Dalmatínac (canonical masculine)
Далмати́нац (Cyrillic)
Dalmatínac (nominative singular)
Dalmatinci (nominative plural)
Dalmatinca (genitive singular)
Dalmàtīnācā (genitive plural)
Dalmatincu (dative singular)
Dalmatincima (dative plural)
Dalmatinca (accusative singular)
Dalmatince (accusative plural)
Dȁlmatīnče (singular vocative)
Dalmatinci (plural vocative)
Dalmatincu (locative singular)
Dalmatincima (locative plural)
Dalmatincem (instrumental singular)
Dalmatincima (instrumental plural)

From Dalmacija (“Dalmatia”) + -ac (“person”).


Dalmatinka

Dalmàtīnka f (Cyrillic spelling Далма̀тӣнка)

Dalmàtīnka (canonical feminine)
Далма̀тӣнка (Cyrillic)
Dalmatinka (nominative singular)
Dalmatinke (nominative plural)
Dalmatinke (genitive singular)
Dalmatinki (genitive plural)
Dalmatinki (dative singular)
Dalmatinkama (dative plural)
Dalmatinku (accusative singular)
Dalmatinke (accusative plural)
Dalmatinko (singular vocative)
Dalmatinke (plural vocative)
Dalmatinki (locative singular)
Dalmatinkama (locative plural)
Dalmatinkom (instrumental singular)
Dalmatinkama (instrumental plural)


Latinka

Làtīnka (canonical feminine)
Ла̀тӣнка (Cyrillic)
Latinka (nominative singular)
Latinke (nominative plural)
Latinke (genitive singular)
Latinka (genitive plural)
Latinki (dative singular)
Latinkama (dative plural)
Latinku (accusative singular)
Latinke (accusative plural)
Latinko (singular vocative)
Latinke (plural vocative)
Latinki (locative singular)
Latinkama (locative plural)
Latinkom (instrumental singular)
Latinkama (instrumental plural)

Latin (person native to ancient Rome or its Empire, descended from the ancient Romans or speaking a Romance language)


Lakonija

Làkōnija f (Cyrillic spelling Ла̀ко̄нија)

Làkōnija (canonical feminine)
Ла̀ко̄нија (Cyrillic)
Làkōnija (nominative singular)
Làkōnijē (genitive singular)
Làkōniji (dative singular)
Làkōniju (accusative singular)
Làkōnijo (singular vocative)
Làkōniji (locative singular)
Làkōnijōm (instrumental singular)

Laconia (a historical region of Ancient Greece, which has had Sparta as its capital for over 3,000 years)

Laconia (a regional unit of Peloponnese, Greece)


Belorusija

Belorùsija f (Cyrillic spelling Белору̀сија)

Belorùsija (canonical feminine)
Белору̀сија (Cyrillic)
Belorusija (nominative singular)
Belorusije (genitive singular)
Belorusiji (dative singular)
Belorusiju (accusative singular)
Belorusijo (singular vocative)
Belorusiji (locative singular)
Belorusijom (instrumental singular)
Bjelorùsija (alternative Ijekavian)


Pepeljuga

Pepèljuga f (Cyrillic spelling Пепѐљуга)

Pepèljuga (canonical feminine)
Пепѐљуга (Cyrillic)
pepeljuga (nominative singular)
pepeljuge (nominative plural)
pepeljuge (genitive singular)
pepeljuga (genitive plural)
pepeljugi (dative singular)
pepeljugama (dative plural)
pepeljugu (accusative singular)
pepeljuge (accusative plural)
pepeljugo (singular vocative)
pepeljuge (plural vocative)
pepeljugi (locative singular)
pepeljugama (locative plural)
pepeljugom (instrumental singular)
pepeljugama (instrumental plural)
пепељугa (nominative singular)
пепељугe (nominative plural)
пепељугe (genitive singular)
пепељугa (genitive plural)
пепељугi (dative singular)
пепељугama (dative plural)
пепељугu (accusative singular)
пепељугe (accusative plural)
пепељугo (singular vocative)
пепељугe (plural vocative)
пепељугi (locative singular)
пепељугama (locative plural)
пепељугom (instrumental singular)
пепељугama (instrumental plural)


Galicija

Gàlīcija f (Cyrillic spelling Га̀лӣција)

Gàlīcija (canonical feminine)
Га̀лӣција (Cyrillic)
Galicija (nominative singular)
Galicije (genitive singular)
Galiciji (dative singular)
Galiciju (accusative singular)
Galicijo (singular vocative)
Galicija (singular vocative)
Galiciji (locative singular)
Galicijom (instrumental singular)

autonomous community
autonomous community

Galicia (a former kingdom and autonomous community in northwestern Spain)

Galicia (former kingdom and geographical area in Central Europe, now divided between Poland and Ukraine)


Troja

Trója (canonical feminine)
Тро́ја (Cyrillic)
Troja (nominative singular)
Troje (genitive singular)
Troji (dative singular)
Troju (accusative singular)
Trojo (singular vocative)
Troji (locative singular)
Trojom (instrumental singular)

Troy (an ancient city in far northwestern Asia Minor, in modern Turkey)


Arabljanin

Arábljanīn m (Cyrillic spelling Ара́бљанӣн)

Arábljanīn (canonical masculine)
Ара́бљанӣн (Cyrillic)
Arabljanin (nominative singular)
Arabljani (nominative plural)
Arabljanina (genitive singular)
Arabljana (genitive plural)
Arabljaninu (dative singular)
Arabljanima (dative plural)
Arabljanina (accusative singular)
Arabljane (accusative plural)
Arabljanine (singular vocative)
Arabljani (plural vocative)
Arabljaninu (locative singular)
Arabljanima (locative plural)
Arabljaninom (instrumental singular)
Arabljanima (instrumental plural)


Абхазија

А̀бха̄зија (canonical feminine)
Àbhāzija (romanization)
Абхазија (nominative singular)
Абхазије (genitive singular)
Абхазији (dative singular)
Абхазију (accusative singular)
Абхазијо (singular vocative)
Абхазији (locative singular)
Абхазијом (instrumental singular)

international community
international community

Abkhazia (a geographic region and de-facto independent but largely unrecognized country in the Caucasus on the border of Europe and Asia; considered part of Georgia's territory by the vast majority of the international community)


Indijac

Indíjac (canonical masculine)
Инди́јац (Cyrillic)
Indíjac (nominative singular)
Indíjci (nominative plural)
Indijca (genitive singular)
Ìndījācā (genitive plural)
Indijcu (dative singular)
Indijcima (dative plural)
Indijca (accusative singular)
Indijce (accusative plural)
Indijče (singular vocative)
Indijci (plural vocative)
Indijcu (locative singular)
Indijcima (locative plural)
Indijcem (instrumental singular)
Indijcima (instrumental plural)


Indijanac

Indijánac m (Cyrillic spelling Индија́нац)

Indijánac (canonical masculine)
Индија́нац (Cyrillic)
Indijánac (nominative singular)
Indijanci (nominative plural)
Indijanca (genitive singular)
Indìjānācā (genitive plural)
Indijancu (dative singular)
Indijancima (dative plural)
Indijanca (accusative singular)
Indijance (accusative plural)
Indijanče (singular vocative)
Indijanci (plural vocative)
Indijancu (locative singular)
Indijancima (locative plural)
Indijancem (instrumental singular)
Indijancima (instrumental plural)

Indian (of the aboriginal people of the Americas)


Indijanka

Indìjānka f (Cyrillic spelling Индѝја̄нка)

Indìjānka (canonical feminine)
Индѝја̄нка (Cyrillic)
Indijanka (nominative singular)
Indijanke (nominative plural)
Indijanke (genitive singular)
Indijanki (genitive plural)
Indijanki (dative singular)
Indijankama (dative plural)
Indijanku (accusative singular)
Indijanke (accusative plural)
Indijanko (singular vocative)
Indijanke (plural vocative)
Indijanki (locative singular)
Indijankama (locative plural)
Indijankom (instrumental singular)
Indijankama (instrumental plural)


Armenac

Arménac (canonical masculine)
Арме́нац (Cyrillic)
Arménac (nominative singular)
Arménci (nominative plural)
Armenca (genitive singular)
Àrmēnācā (genitive plural)
Armencu (dative singular)
Armencima (dative plural)
Armenca (accusative singular)
Armence (accusative plural)
Armenče (singular vocative)
Armenci (plural vocative)
Armencu (locative singular)
Armencima (locative plural)
Armencem (instrumental singular)
Armencima (instrumental plural)


Armenka

Àrmēnka (canonical feminine)
А̀рме̄нка (Cyrillic)
Armenka (nominative singular)
Armenke (nominative plural)
Armenke (genitive singular)
Armenka (genitive plural)
Armenki (dative singular)
Armenkama (dative plural)
Armenku (accusative singular)
Armenke (accusative plural)
Armenko (singular vocative)
Armenke (plural vocative)
Armenki (locative singular)
Armenkama (locative plural)
Armenkom (instrumental singular)
Armenkama (instrumental plural)


Asturijac

Astùrījac m (Cyrillic spelling Асту̀рӣјац)

Astùrījac (canonical masculine)
Асту̀рӣјац (Cyrillic)


Asirija

Asírija (canonical feminine)
Аси́рија (Cyrillic)
Asirija (nominative singular)
Asirije (genitive singular)
Asiriji (dative singular)
Asiriju (accusative singular)
Asirijo (singular vocative)
Asiriji (locative singular)
Asirijom (instrumental singular)

(historical) Assyria (an ancient Semitic Akkadian kingdom and at times an empire, extant from the mid-23rd century BCE to 608 BCE and centred on the Upper Tigris river in northern Mesopotamia (present day northern Iraq, but at its maximum extent including parts of modern Iran, Syria, Israel, Palestine and Egypt))


Babilonija

Babìlōnija, Babilȏnija f (Cyrillic spelling Бабѝло̄нија, Бабило̑нија)

Babìlōnija (canonical)
Babilȏnija (canonical feminine)
Бабѝло̄нија (Cyrillic)
Бабило̑нија (Cyrillic)
Vavìlōnija, Vavilȏnija (alternative Bosnia Serbia)

(Croatia) (historical) Babylonia (an ancient empire and geographic region of Mesopotamia, existing from 1850 BCE to 539 BCE, based around the city of Babylon; at its maximum extent, covering parts of modern-day Iraq, Kuwait, Syria and Iran)


Babilon

Bȁbilon (canonical masculine)
Ба̏билон (Cyrillic)
Babilon (nominative singular)
Babilona (genitive singular)
Babilonu (dative singular)
Babilon (accusative singular)
Babilone (singular vocative)
Babilonu (locative singular)
Babilonom (instrumental singular)
Vȁvilon (alternative Bosnia Serbia)

(Croatia) (historical) Babylon (an ancient city, the ancient capital of Babylonia in modern Iraq, built on the banks of the Euphrates)


Europljanin

Európljanin m (Cyrillic spelling Еуро́пљанин)

Európljanin (canonical masculine)
Еуро́пљанин (Cyrillic)
Europljanin (nominative singular)
Europljani (nominative plural)
Europljanina (genitive singular)
Europljana (genitive plural)
Europljaninu (dative singular)
Europljanima (dative plural)
Europljanina (accusative singular)
Europljane (accusative plural)
Europljanine (singular vocative)
Europljani (plural vocative)
Europljaninu (locative singular)
Europljanima (locative plural)
Europljaninom (instrumental singular)
Europljanima (instrumental plural)
Evrópljanin (alternative Serbia)


Europljanka

Európljānka f (Cyrillic spelling Еуро́пља̄нка)

Európljānka (canonical feminine)
Еуро́пља̄нка (Cyrillic)
Europljanka (nominative singular)
Europljanke (nominative plural)
Europljanke (genitive singular)
Europljanki (genitive plural)
Europljanki (dative singular)
Europljankama (dative plural)
Europljanku (accusative singular)
Europljanke (accusative plural)
Europljanko (singular vocative)
Europljanke (plural vocative)
Europljanki (locative singular)
Europljankama (locative plural)
Europljankom (instrumental singular)
Europljankama (instrumental plural)
Evrópljānka (alternative Serbia)


Кур’ан

Kur'an (romanization)
Куран (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قرآن (kur'an), from Arabic اَلْقُرْآن (al-qurʔān).


Mala Azija

sh-proper noun

Mȃlā Ȃzija f (Cyrillic spelling Ма̑ла̄ А̑зија)

Mȃlā Ȃzija (canonical feminine)
Ма̑ла̄ А̑зија (Cyrillic)


pašto

pàšto (canonical masculine)
па̀што (Cyrillic)


Angolac

Angólac (canonical masculine)
Анго́лац (Cyrillic)
Angólac (nominative singular)
Angólci (nominative plural)
Angólca (genitive singular)
Àngōlācā (genitive plural)
Angólcu (dative singular)
Angólcima (dative plural)
Angólca (accusative singular)
Angólce (accusative plural)
Ȁngōlče (singular vocative)
Angólci (plural vocative)
Angólcu (locative singular)
Angólcima (locative plural)
Angólcom (instrumental singular)
Angólcima (instrumental plural)


Angolka

Àngōlka (canonical feminine)
А̀нго̄лка (Cyrillic)


Konstantinopol

Konstantinòpol m (Cyrillic spelling Константино̀пол)

Konstantinòpol (canonical masculine)
Константино̀пол (Cyrillic)

Byzantine Empire
Byzantine Empire#English

(historical) Constantinople (the former name, from 330–1930 C.E., of Istanbul, the largest city in Turkey; the former capital of the Ottoman Empire and of the Byzantine Empire before that)


Golgota

Gòlgota (canonical feminine)
Го̀лгота (Cyrillic)
Golgota (nominative singular)
Golgote (genitive singular)
Golgoti (dative singular)
Golgotu (accusative singular)
Golgoto (singular vocative)
Golgota (singular vocative)
Golgoti (locative singular)
Golgotom (instrumental singular)


Ramazanski bajram

Ramazanski bajram m (Cyrillic spelling Рамазански бајрам)

Рамазански бајрам (Cyrillic)

From Ottoman Turkish رمضان بیرامی (Ramazan Bayramı), from Arabic رَمَضَان (ramaḍān) + Ottoman Turkish بیرام (bayram).

der

رمضان بیرامی


Рамазански бајрам

sh-proper noun

Рамазански бајрам m (Latin spelling Ramazanski bajram)

der

رمضان بیرامی


Teksas

Tȅksas (canonical masculine)
Те̏ксас (Cyrillic)
Tȅksas (nominative singular)
Teksasa (genitive singular)
Teksasu (dative singular)
Teksas (accusative singular)
Teksasu (singular vocative)
Teksasu (locative singular)
Teksasom (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from English Texas, from Spanish Texas, Tejas, from Hasinai Caddo táyshaʔ (“friend, ally”), used to refer to the Caddo nation.

Texas (a state in the south-central region of the United States)


Nijemac

Nijémac (canonical masculine)
Није́мац (Cyrillic)
Nijémac (nominative singular)
Nijémci (nominative plural)
Nijemca (genitive singular)
Nijemaca (genitive plural)
Nijemcu (dative singular)
Nijemcima (dative plural)
Nijemca (accusative singular)
Nijemce (accusative plural)
Nijemče (singular vocative)
Nijemci (plural vocative)
Nijemcu (locative singular)
Nijemcima (locative plural)
Nijemcem (instrumental singular)
Nijemcima (instrumental plural)
Némac (alternative Ekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *němьcь (“foreigner, German”), from *němъ (“mute”) (Serbo-Croatian nijȇm).


Njemica

Njèmica (canonical feminine)
Њѐмица (Cyrillic)
Njemica (nominative singular)
Njemice (nominative plural)
Njemice (genitive singular)
Njemica (genitive plural)
Njemici (dative singular)
Njemicama (dative plural)
Njemicu (accusative singular)
Njemice (accusative plural)
Njemico (singular vocative)
Njemice (plural vocative)
Njemici (locative singular)
Njemicama (locative plural)
Njemicom (instrumental singular)
Njemicama (instrumental plural)
Nèmica (alternative Ekavian)


Istra

Ȉstra (canonical feminine)
И̏стра (Cyrillic)
Istra (nominative singular)
Istre (genitive singular)
Istri (dative singular)
Istru (accusative singular)
Istro (singular vocative)
Istri (locative singular)
Istrom (instrumental singular)


Korzika

Kòrzika (canonical feminine)
Ко̀рзика (Cyrillic)
Kòrzika (nominative singular)
Kòrzikē (genitive singular)
Kòrzici (dative singular)
Kòrziku (accusative singular)
Kòrziko (singular vocative)
Kòrzici (locative singular)
Kòrzikōm (instrumental singular)


IDS-DDI

Acronym of Istarski Demokratski Sabor, Dieta Democratica Istriana. (Istrian Democratic Assembly, a Croatian political party based in Istria)


Bizant

Bìzant (canonical masculine)
Бѝзант (Cyrillic)
Bizant (nominative singular)
Bizanta (genitive singular)
Bizantu (dative singular)
Bizant (accusative singular)
Bizante (singular vocative)
Bizantu (locative singular)
Bizantom (instrumental singular)
Vìzant (alternative Bosnia Serbia)

(Croatia) (historical) Byzantium (an ancient Greek city situated on the Bosporus in modern Turkey, renamed Constantinople in 330 C.E.; modern Istanbul)


Bizantinac

sh-proper noun

Bizantínac m (Cyrillic spelling Бизанти́нац)

Bizantínac (canonical masculine)
Бизанти́нац (Cyrillic)
Bizantínac (nominative singular)
Bizantínci (nominative plural)
Bizantínca (genitive singular)
Bizàntīnācā (genitive plural)
Bizantíncu (dative singular)
Bizantíncima (dative plural)
Bizantínca (accusative singular)
Bizantínce (accusative plural)
Bȉzantīnče (singular vocative)
Bizantínci (plural vocative)
Bizantíncu (locative singular)
Bizantíncima (locative plural)
Bizantíncem (instrumental singular)
Bizantíncima (instrumental plural)


Bizantinka

Bizàntīnka f (Cyrillic spelling Биза̀нтӣнка)

Bizàntīnka (canonical feminine)
Биза̀нтӣнка (Cyrillic)
Bizantinka (nominative singular)
Bizantinke (nominative plural)
Bizantinke (genitive singular)
Bizantinki (genitive plural)
Bizantinki (dative singular)
Bizantinkama (dative plural)
Bizantinku (accusative singular)
Bizantinke (accusative plural)
Bizantinko (singular vocative)
Bizantinke (plural vocative)
Bizantinki (locative singular)
Bizantinkama (locative plural)
Bizantinkom (instrumental singular)
Bizantinkama (instrumental plural)


Švicarka

Švìcārka f (Cyrillic spelling Швѝца̄рка)

Švìcārka (canonical feminine)
Швѝца̄рка (Cyrillic)
Švicarka (nominative singular)
Švicarke (nominative plural)
Švicarke (genitive singular)
Švicarka (genitive plural)
Švicarki (dative singular)
Švicarkama (dative plural)
Švicarku (accusative singular)
Švicarke (accusative plural)
Švicarko (singular vocative)
Švicarke (plural vocative)
Švicarki (locative singular)
Švicarkama (locative plural)
Švicarkom (instrumental singular)
Švicarkama (instrumental plural)


Švicarac

Švicárac m (Cyrillic spelling Швица́рац)

Švicárac (canonical masculine)
Швица́рац (Cyrillic)
Švicarac (nominative singular)
Švicarci (nominative plural)
Švicarca (genitive singular)
Švicaraca (genitive plural)
Švicarcu (dative singular)
Švicarcima (dative plural)
Švicarca (accusative singular)
Švicarce (accusative plural)
Švicarče (singular vocative)
Švicarci (plural vocative)
Švicarcu (locative singular)
Švicarcima (locative plural)
Švicarcem (instrumental singular)
Švicarcima (instrumental plural)


Šveđanka

Švéđānka f (Cyrillic spelling Шве́ђа̄нка)

Švéđānka (canonical feminine)
Шве́ђа̄нка (Cyrillic)
Šveđanka (nominative singular)
Šveđanke (nominative plural)
Šveđanke (genitive singular)
Šveđanki (genitive plural)
Šveđanki (dative singular)
Šveđankama (dative plural)
Šveđanku (accusative singular)
Šveđanke (accusative plural)
Šveđanko (singular vocative)
Šveđanke (plural vocative)
Šveđanki (locative singular)
Šveđankama (locative plural)
Šveđankom (instrumental singular)
Šveđankama (instrumental plural)


Šveđanin

Švéđanin m (Cyrillic spelling Шве́ђанин)

Švéđanin (canonical masculine)
Шве́ђанин (Cyrillic)
Šveđanin (nominative singular)
Šveđani (nominative plural)
Šveđanina (genitive singular)
Šveđana (genitive plural)
Šveđaninu (dative singular)
Šveđanima (dative plural)
Šveđanina (accusative singular)
Šveđane (accusative plural)
Šveđanine (singular vocative)
Šveđani (plural vocative)
Šveđaninu (locative singular)
Šveđanima (locative plural)
Šveđaninom (instrumental singular)
Šveđanima (instrumental plural)


Keltkinja

Kȅltkinja f (Cyrillic spelling Ке̏лткиња)

Kȅltkinja (canonical feminine)
Ке̏лткиња (Cyrillic)
Keltkinja (nominative singular)
Keltkinje (nominative plural)
Keltkinje (genitive singular)
Keltkinja (genitive plural)
Keltkinji (dative singular)
Keltkinjama (dative plural)
Keltkinju (accusative singular)
Keltkinje (accusative plural)
Keltkinjo (singular vocative)
Keltkinje (plural vocative)
Keltkinji (locative singular)
Keltkinjama (locative plural)
Keltkinjom (instrumental singular)
Keltkinjama (instrumental plural)


Beocija

Beòcija (canonical feminine)
Бео̀ција (Cyrillic)
Beòtija (alternative)

Boeotia (a historical region and modern regional unit of the administrative region of Central Greece, Greece, formerly renowned for the French proverbially equating the residents with philistinism)


Beotija

Beòtija (canonical feminine)
Бео̀тија (Cyrillic)


Газа

Га́за (canonical feminine)
Gáza (romanization)


Jadran

Jȁdrān (canonical masculine)
Ја̏дра̄н (Cyrillic)
Jadran (nominative singular)
Jadrana (genitive singular)
Jadranu (dative singular)
Jadran (accusative singular)
Jadrane (singular vocative)
Jadranu (locative singular)
Jadranom (instrumental singular)


Irac

Írac (canonical masculine)
И́рац (Cyrillic)
Írac (nominative singular)
Írci (nominative plural)
Írca (genitive singular)
Ȋrācā (genitive plural)
Ircu (dative singular)
Ircima (dative plural)
Irca (accusative singular)
Irce (accusative plural)
Ȋrče (singular vocative)
Irci (plural vocative)
Ircu (locative singular)
Ircima (locative plural)
Ircem (instrumental singular)
Ircima (instrumental plural)


Norvežanin

Norvéžanin m (Cyrillic spelling Норве́жанин)

Norvéžanin (canonical masculine)
Норве́жанин (Cyrillic)
Norvežanin (nominative singular)
Norvežani (nominative plural)
Norvežanina (genitive singular)
Norvežana (genitive plural)
Norvežaninu (dative singular)
Norvežanima (dative plural)
Norvežanina (accusative singular)
Norvežane (accusative plural)
Norvežanine (singular vocative)
Norvežani (plural vocative)
Norvežaninu (locative singular)
Norvežanima (locative plural)
Norvežaninom (instrumental singular)
Norvežanima (instrumental plural)


Новосибирск

Новосѝбирск m (Latin spelling Novosìbirsk)

Новосѝбирск (canonical masculine)
Novosìbirsk (romanization)

Но‧во‧си‧бирск

Novosibirsk (a city, the administrative center of Novosibirsk Oblast, Russia)


Omsk

Ȍmsk (canonical masculine)
О̏мск (Cyrillic)

Omsk (a city, the administrative center of Omsk Oblast, Russia)


Омск

О̏мск (canonical masculine)
Ȍmsk (romanization)


Micro$oft

Micro$oft m (Cyrillic spelling Мицро$офт)

Мицро$офт (Cyrillic)
Micro$oft (nominative singular)
Micro$ofta (genitive singular)
Micro$oftu (dative singular)
Micro$oft (accusative singular)
Micro$oftu (singular vocative)
Micro$oftu (locative singular)
Micro$oftom (instrumental singular)

Meni se cini da je cijela jedna konferencija preselila vamo. Ajd kad nas vec ima, mogu srbima priznati tko financira NATO? Da, Micro$oft.

1999 April 7, NATO, “Opsada Srbije ili Rat za Kosovo (kratka analiza)”, in soc.culture.yugoslavia (Usenet), archived from the original on 2025-05-14:

Mnogi Windows NT kreatori su ucestvovali u razvoju pomenutih operativnih sistema pre nego sto su pristupili Micro$oftu.

2002 March 1, Karlo Bala, “Pitanje u vezi masinskog koda.”, in yu.prog.c (Usenet), archived from the original on 2025-05-14:

Covjek je jedina greska prirode, a Micro$oft je jedina greska covjeka...

2005 January 22, BobCat, “Koje sigurnonse programe koristite”, in hr.comp (Usenet):


Dinka

Dȋnka (canonical feminine)
Ди̑нка (Cyrillic)
Dinka (nominative singular)
Dinke (nominative plural)
Dinke (genitive singular)
Dinka (genitive plural)
Dinki (dative singular)
Dinkama (dative plural)
Dinku (accusative singular)
Dinke (accusative plural)
Dinko (singular vocative)
Dinke (plural vocative)
Dinki (locative singular)
Dinkama (locative plural)
Dinkom (instrumental singular)
Dinkama (instrumental plural)


Ереван

Ѐрева̄н (canonical masculine)
Èrevān (romanization)
Ѐрева̄н (nominative singular)
Ерева́на (genitive singular)
Еревану (dative singular)
Ереван (accusative singular)
Ереване (singular vocative)
Еревану (locative singular)
Ереваном (instrumental singular)


Milka

Mȋlka (canonical feminine)
Ми̑лка (Cyrillic)
Milka (nominative singular)
Milke (nominative plural)
Milke (genitive singular)
Milka (genitive plural)
Milki (dative singular)
Milkama (dative plural)
Milku (accusative singular)
Milke (accusative plural)
Milko (singular vocative)
Milke (plural vocative)
Milki (locative singular)
Milkama (locative plural)
Milkom (instrumental singular)
Milkama (instrumental plural)


Transilvanija

Transilvanija f (Cyrillic spelling Трансилванија)

Трансилванија (Cyrillic)
Transilvanija (nominative singular)
Transilvanije (genitive singular)
Transilvaniji (dative singular)
Transilvaniju (accusative singular)
Transilvanijo (singular vocative)
Transilvanija (singular vocative)
Transilvaniji (locative singular)
Transilvanijom (instrumental singular)

Transylvania (a historical region in western Romania)

bs:Transilvanija hr:Transilvanija sh:Transilvanija sr:Transilvanija


Лариса

a female given name, Larisa, equivalent to English Larissa


Aida

Аида (Cyrillic)
Aida (nominative singular)
Aide (nominative plural)
Aide (genitive singular)
Aida (genitive plural)
Aidi (dative singular)
Aidama (dative plural)
Aidu (accusative singular)
Aide (accusative plural)
Aido (singular vocative)
Aide (plural vocative)
Aidi (locative singular)
Aidama (locative plural)
Aidom (instrumental singular)
Aidama (instrumental plural)


Lim

Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bosnia and Herzegovina#English

Lim (a river in Montenegro, Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina)


Солун

Со̀лӯн (canonical masculine)
Sòlūn (romanization)
Со̀лӯн (nominative singular)
Солу́на (genitive singular)
Солуну (dative singular)
Солун (accusative singular)
Солуне (singular vocative)
Солуну (locative singular)
Солуном (instrumental singular)


Финска

Фи̑нска̄ (canonical feminine)
Fȋnskā (romanization)
Фи̑нска̄ (nominative singular)
Финске (genitive singular)
Фи̑нско̄ј (dative singular)
Финску (accusative singular)
Финска (singular vocative)
Фи̑нско̄ј (locative singular)
Финском (instrumental singular)


Белорусија

Белору̀сија f (Latin spelling Belorùsija)

Белору̀сија (canonical feminine)
Belorùsija (romanization)
Белорусија (nominative singular)
Белорусие (genitive singular)
Белорусији (dative singular)
Белорусију (accusative singular)
Белорусијо (singular vocative)
Белорусији (locative singular)
Белорусијом (instrumental singular)
Бјелору̀сија (alternative Ijekavian)

Бе‧ло‧ру‧си‧ја


Kaspijsko jezero

Kàspījskō jȅzero n (Cyrillic spelling Ка̀спӣјско̄ је̏зеро)

Kàspījskō jȅzero (canonical neuter)
Ка̀спӣјско̄ је̏зеро (Cyrillic)


Vito

Víto (canonical masculine)
Ви́то (Cyrillic)
Vito (nominative singular)
Vite (genitive singular)
Vita (genitive singular)
Vitu (dative singular)
Viti (dative singular)
Vitu (accusative singular)
Vita (accusative singular)
Vito (singular vocative)
Vitu (locative singular)
Viti (locative singular)
Vitom (instrumental singular)


Македонка

Макѐдо̄нка (canonical feminine)
Makèdōnka (romanization)

Ма‧ке‧дон‧ка


Andaluzija

Andàlūzija f (Cyrillic spelling Анда̀лӯзија)

Andàlūzija (canonical feminine)
Анда̀лӯзија (Cyrillic)
Andaluzija (nominative singular)
Andaluzije (genitive singular)
Andaluziji (dative singular)
Andaluziju (accusative singular)
Andaluzijo (singular vocative)
Andaluziji (locative singular)
Andaluzijom (instrumental singular)

Andalusia (a historical region and autonomous community in southern Spain, the most populated and second largest of the seventeen autonomous communities that constitute Spain)


Габон

Га̀бо̄н (canonical masculine)
Gàbōn (romanization)


Jeruzalem

Jeruzàlem or Jerùzalem m (Cyrillic spelling Јеруза̀лем or Јеру̀залем)

Jeruzàlem (canonical)
Jerùzalem (canonical masculine)
Јеруза̀лем (Cyrillic)
Јеру̀залем (Cyrillic)
Jeruzalem (nominative singular)
Jeruzalema (genitive singular)
Jeruzalemu (dative singular)
Jeruzalem (accusative singular)
Jeruzaleme (singular vocative)
Jeruzalemu (locative singular)
Jeruzalemom (instrumental singular)
Jerusalim (alternative Serbia)


Британија

Брѝта̄нија (canonical feminine)
Brìtānija (romanization)
Британија (nominative singular)
Британије (genitive singular)
Британији (dative singular)
Британију (accusative singular)
Британијо (singular vocative)
Британији (locative singular)
Британијом (instrumental singular)

Бри‧та‧ни‧ја

(loosely) Britain (the United Kingdom, a kingdom and country in Northern Europe including the island of Great Britain as well as Northern Ireland on the northeastern portion of the island of Ireland)

Britain (great Britain, a large island (sometimes also including some of the surrounding smaller islands) off the north-west coast of Western Europe, made up of England, Scotland, and Wales; especially (but not exclusively) during antiquity)


Квебек

Квебе̏к (canonical masculine)
Kvebȅk (romanization)
Quebec (alternative Bosnia Croatia)
Квибе̏к (alternative)

Quebec, Quebec City (the capital city of the province of Quebec, Canada)


Трст

Тр̏ст (canonical masculine)
Tȑst (romanization)
Трст (nominative singular)
Трста (genitive singular)
Трсту (dative singular)
Трст (accusative singular)
Трсте (singular vocative)
Трсту (locative singular)
Трстом (instrumental singular)

Friuli-Venezia Giulia
Friuli-Venezia Giulia#English

Trieste (the capital city of the Friuli-Venezia Giulia autonomous region, Italy)


Мала Азија

Ма̑ла̄ А̑зија

Ма̑ла̄ А̑зија f (Latin spelling Mȃlā Ȃzija)

Ма̑ла̄ А̑зија (canonical feminine)
Mȃlā Ȃzija (romanization)


РТС

Радио телевизија Србије
Радио телевизија Србије#Serbo-Croatian

Abbreviation of Радио телевизија Србије (“Radio Television of Serbia”).


СК

Свет компјутера
Свет компјутера#Serbo-Croatian

Abbreviation of Свет компјутера: Svet kompjutera, a Serbian computer magazine


Ерменија

Ѐрме̄нија (canonical feminine)
Èrmēnija (romanization)
Ерменија (nominative singular)
Ерменије (genitive singular)
Ерменији (dative singular)
Ерменију (accusative singular)
Ерменијо (singular vocative)
Ерменији (locative singular)
Ерменијом (instrumental singular)
А̀рме̄нија (alternative Bosnia Croatia Serbia)
Јѐрме̄нија (alternative Bosnia Serbia)

(uncountable, Bosnia) Armenia (a country in Europe and Asia)


Ekvador

Èkvādor (canonical masculine)
Ѐква̄дор (Cyrillic)
Ekvador (nominative singular)
Ekvadora (genitive singular)
Ekvadoru (dative singular)
Ekvador (accusative singular)
Ekvadore (singular vocative)
Ekvadoru (locative singular)
Ekvadorom (instrumental singular)


Кавказ

Ка̀вказ (canonical masculine)
Kàvkaz (romanization)
Кавказ (nominative singular)
Кавказа (genitive singular)
Кавказу (dative singular)
Кавказ (accusative singular)
Кавказу (singular vocative)
Кавказу (locative singular)
Кавказем (instrumental singular)


Trst

Tȑst (canonical masculine)
Тр̏ст (Cyrillic)
Trst (nominative singular)
Trsta (genitive singular)
Trstu (dative singular)
Trst (accusative singular)
Trste (singular vocative)
Trstu (locative singular)
Trstom (instrumental singular)


Bogorodica

Bogorodica f (Cyrillic spelling Богородица)

Богородица (Cyrillic)


Pečuh

Pécs (a city, the county seat of Baranya, Hungary)


Francuz

Fràncūz (canonical masculine)
Фра̀нцӯз (Cyrillic)
Fràncūz (nominative singular)
Francúzi (nominative plural)
Francúza (genitive singular)
Francuza (genitive plural)
Francuzu (dative singular)
Francuzima (dative plural)
Francuza (accusative singular)
Francuze (accusative plural)
Francuzu (singular vocative)
Francuzi (plural vocative)
Francuzu (locative singular)
Francuzima (locative plural)
Francuzom (instrumental singular)
Francuzima (instrumental plural)


Дагестан

Да̏геста̄н (canonical masculine)
Dȁgestān (romanization)
Дагестан (nominative singular)
Дагестана (genitive singular)
Дагестану (dative singular)
Дагестан (accusative singular)
Дагестане (singular vocative)
Дагестану (locative singular)
Дагестаном (instrumental singular)

Dagestan (a republic and federal subject of Russia, located in the Caucasus region)


Југословенка

Југосло̀ве̄нка

Југосло̀ве̄нка f (Latin spelling Jugoslòvēnka)

Југосло̀ве̄нка (canonical feminine)
Jugoslòvēnka (romanization)
Југосло̀ве̄нка (nominative singular)
Југосло̀ве̄нке (nominative plural)
Југосло̀ве̄нке̄ (genitive singular)
Југосло̀ве̄нка̄ (genitive plural)
Југосло̀ве̄нкӣ (genitive plural)
Југосло̀ве̄нки (dative singular)
Југосло̀ве̄нкама (dative plural)
Југосло̀ве̄нку (accusative singular)
Југосло̀ве̄нке (accusative plural)
Југосло̀ве̄нко (singular vocative)
Југосло̀ве̄нке (plural vocative)
Југосло̀ве̄нки (locative singular)
Југосло̀ве̄нкама (locative plural)
Југосло̀ве̄нко̄м (instrumental singular)
Југосло̀ве̄нкама (instrumental plural)
Југосла̀ве̄нка (alternative Bosnia)

sh:Југословенка


Jamajčanin

Jamàjčanin m (Cyrillic spelling Јама̀јчанин)

Jamàjčanin (canonical masculine)
Јама̀јчанин (Cyrillic)
Jamajčanin (nominative singular)
Jamajčani (nominative plural)
Jamajčanina (genitive singular)
Jamajčana (genitive plural)
Jamajčaninu (dative singular)
Jamajčanima (dative plural)
Jamajčanina (accusative singular)
Jamajčane (accusative plural)
Jamajčanine (singular vocative)
Jamajčani (plural vocative)
Jamajčaninu (locative singular)
Jamajčanima (locative plural)
Jamajčaninom (instrumental singular)
Jamajčanima (instrumental plural)


Јамајчанин

Јама̀јчанин m (Latin spelling Jamàjčanin)

Јама̀јчанин (canonical masculine)
Jamàjčanin (romanization)
Јамајчанин (nominative singular)
Јамајчани (nominative plural)
Јамајчанина (genitive singular)
Јамајчана (genitive plural)
Јамајчанину (dative singular)
Јамајчанима (dative plural)
Јамајчанина (accusative singular)
Јамајчане (accusative plural)
Јамајчанине (singular vocative)
Јамајчани (plural vocative)
Јамајчанину (locative singular)
Јамајчанима (locative plural)
Јамајчанином (instrumental singular)
Јамајчанима (instrumental plural)


Jugoslavenka

Jugoslàvēnka f (Cyrillic spelling Југосла̀ве̄нка)

Jugoslàvēnka (canonical feminine)
Југосла̀ве̄нка (Cyrillic)
Jugoslàvēnka (nominative singular)
Jugoslàvēnke (nominative plural)
Jugoslàvēnkē (genitive singular)
Jugoslàvēnkā (genitive plural)
Jugoslàvēnkī (genitive plural)
Jugoslàvēnki (dative singular)
Jugoslàvēnkama (dative plural)
Jugoslàvēnku (accusative singular)
Jugoslàvēnke (accusative plural)
Jugoslàvēnko (singular vocative)
Jugoslàvēnke (plural vocative)
Jugoslàvēnki (locative singular)
Jugoslàvēnkama (locative plural)
Jugoslàvēnkōm (instrumental singular)
Jugoslàvēnkama (instrumental plural)
Jugoslòvēnka (alternative Serbia)


Југославенка

Југосла̀ве̄нка

Југосла̀ве̄нка f (Latin spelling Jugoslàvēnka)

Југосла̀ве̄нка (canonical feminine)
Jugoslàvēnka (romanization)
Југосла̀ве̄нка (nominative singular)
Југосла̀ве̄нке (nominative plural)
Југосла̀ве̄нке̄ (genitive singular)
Југосла̀ве̄нка̄ (genitive plural)
Југосла̀ве̄нкӣ (genitive plural)
Југосла̀ве̄нки (dative singular)
Југосла̀ве̄нкама (dative plural)
Југосла̀ве̄нку (accusative singular)
Југосла̀ве̄нке (accusative plural)
Југосла̀ве̄нко (singular vocative)
Југосла̀ве̄нке (plural vocative)
Југосла̀ве̄нки (locative singular)
Југосла̀ве̄нкама (locative plural)
Југосла̀ве̄нко̄м (instrumental singular)
Југосла̀ве̄нкама (instrumental plural)
Југосло̀ве̄нка (alternative Serbia)


Jugoslovenka

Jugoslòvēnka f (Cyrillic spelling Југосло̀ве̄нка)

Jugoslòvēnka (canonical feminine)
Југосло̀ве̄нка (Cyrillic)
Jugoslòvēnka (nominative singular)
Jugoslòvēnke (nominative plural)
Jugoslòvēnkē (genitive singular)
Jugoslòvēnkā (genitive plural)
Jugoslòvēnkī (genitive plural)
Jugoslòvēnki (dative singular)
Jugoslòvēnkama (dative plural)
Jugoslòvēnku (accusative singular)
Jugoslòvēnke (accusative plural)
Jugoslòvēnko (singular vocative)
Jugoslòvēnke (plural vocative)
Jugoslòvēnki (locative singular)
Jugoslòvēnkama (locative plural)
Jugoslòvēnkōm (instrumental singular)
Jugoslòvēnkama (instrumental plural)
Jugoslàvēnka (alternative Bosnia Croatia)


Admir

From Latin admīror (“to admire, respect”).


Абел

А́бел (canonical masculine)
Ábel (romanization)
Абел (nominative singular)
Абела (genitive singular)
Абелу (dative singular)
Абела (accusative singular)
Абеле (singular vocative)
Абелом (locative singular)
Абелу (instrumental singular)


Sicilija

Sìcīlija (canonical feminine)
Сѝцӣлија (Cyrillic)
Sicilija (nominative singular)
Sicilije (genitive singular)
Siciliji (dative singular)
Siciliju (accusative singular)
Sicilijo (singular vocative)
Siciliji (locative singular)
Sicilijom (instrumental singular)

Sicily (the largest island in the Mediterranean Sea, an autonomous region of Italy, close to Africa and separated from Tunisia and Libya by the Strait of Sicily)


Богдан

Бо̀гда̄н (canonical masculine)
Bògdān (romanization)
Бо̀гда̄н (nominative singular)
Богда́на (genitive singular)
Богда́ну (dative singular)
Богда́на (accusative singular)
Бо̏гда̄не (singular vocative)
Богда́ну (locative singular)
Богда́ном (instrumental singular)


JRM

Jugoslavenska Ratna Mornarica
Jugoslavenska Ratna Mornarica

(initialism of) Jugoslavenska Ratna Mornarica


Мадрид

Ма̀дрӣд (canonical masculine)
Màdrīd (romanization)
Ма̀дрӣд (nominative singular)
Мадри́да (genitive singular)
Мадриду (dative singular)
Мадрид (accusative singular)
Мадриде (singular vocative)
Мадриду (locative singular)
Мадридом (instrumental singular)

Community of Madrid
Community of Madrid#English

Madrid, Community of Madrid (an autonomous community of Spain)

Madrid (a province of the Community of Madrid, Spain)


Гана

Га̏на (canonical feminine)
Gȁna (romanization)
Гана (nominative singular)
Гане (genitive singular)
Гани (dative singular)
Гану (accusative singular)
Гано (singular vocative)
Гани (locative singular)
Ганом (instrumental singular)


Мадагаскар

Мадага̀ска̄р

Мадага̀ска̄р m (Latin spelling Madagàskār)

Мадага̀ска̄р (canonical masculine)
Madagàskār (romanization)
Мадагаскар (nominative singular)
Мадагаскара (genitive singular)
Мадагаскару (dative singular)
Мадагаскар (accusative singular)
Мадагаскаре (singular vocative)
Мадагаскару (locative singular)
Мадагаскаром (instrumental singular)

sh-decl-noun-unc

Мадагаскаром

Ма‧да‧га‧скар

Madagascar (an island and country off the east coast of Africa)


Драган

Дра̀ган (canonical masculine)
Dràgan (romanization)
Драган (nominative singular)
Драгани (nominative plural)
Драгана (genitive singular)
Драгана (genitive plural)
Драгану (dative singular)
Драганима (dative plural)
Драгана (accusative singular)
Драгане (accusative plural)
Драгане (singular vocative)
Драгани (plural vocative)
Драганом (locative singular)
Драганима (locative plural)
Драгану (instrumental singular)
Драганима (instrumental plural)


Dragan

Dràgan (canonical masculine)
Дра̀ган (Cyrillic)
Dragan (nominative singular)
Dragani (nominative plural)
Dragana (genitive singular)
Dragana (genitive plural)
Draganu (dative singular)
Draganima (dative plural)
Dragana (accusative singular)
Dragane (accusative plural)
Dragane (singular vocative)
Dragani (plural vocative)
Draganom (locative singular)
Draganima (locative plural)
Draganu (instrumental singular)
Draganima (instrumental plural)

From the common Slavic element *dorgъ (“beloved, dear”). More at Dragan.


Радован

Radovan (romanization)
Радован (nominative singular)
Радована (genitive singular)
Радовану (dative singular)
Радована (accusative singular)
Радоване (singular vocative)
Радованом (locative singular)
Радовану (instrumental singular)


Стеван

Сте̏ва̄н (canonical masculine)
Stȅvān (romanization)
Стеван (nominative singular)
Стевана (genitive singular)
Стевану (dative singular)
Стевана (accusative singular)
Стеване (singular vocative)
Стевану (locative singular)
Стеваном (instrumental singular)
Сте̏фа̄н (alternative)
Стје̏па̄н (alternative)
Сти̏па̄н (alternative)
Сте̏па̄н (alternative)
Шћѐпа̄н (alternative)
Ште̏фа̄н (alternative)
И̏штва̄н (alternative)

a male given name, equivalent to English Stephen


Stevan

Stȅvān (canonical masculine)
Сте̏ва̄н (Cyrillic)
Stevan (nominative singular)
Stevana (genitive singular)
Stevanu (dative singular)
Stevana (accusative singular)
Stevane (singular vocative)
Stevanu (locative singular)
Stevanom (instrumental singular)
Stȅfān (alternative)
Stjȅpān (alternative)
Stȉpān (alternative)
Stȅpān (alternative)
Šćèpān (alternative)
Štȅfān (alternative)
Ȉštvān (alternative)


Далибор

Да̀либор (canonical masculine)
Dàlibor (romanization)
Далибор (nominative singular)
Далибора (genitive singular)
Далибору (dative singular)
Далибора (accusative singular)
Далиборе (singular vocative)
Далибору (locative singular)
Далибором (instrumental singular)


Radomir

Rȁdomīr (canonical masculine)
Ра̏домӣр (Cyrillic)
Radomir (nominative singular)
Radomira (genitive singular)
Radomiru (dative singular)
Radomira (accusative singular)
Radomire (singular vocative)
Radomirom (locative singular)
Radomiru (instrumental singular)


Радомир

Ра̏домӣр (canonical masculine)
Rȁdomīr (romanization)
Радомир (nominative singular)
Радомира (genitive singular)
Радомиру (dative singular)
Радомира (accusative singular)
Радомире (singular vocative)
Радомиром (locative singular)
Радомиру (instrumental singular)


Dražen

Dràžen (canonical masculine)
Дра̀жен (Cyrillic)
Dražen (nominative singular)
Dražena (genitive singular)
Draženu (dative singular)
Dražena (accusative singular)
Dražene (singular vocative)
Draženom (locative singular)
Draženu (instrumental singular)


Дражен

Dražen (romanization)
Дражен (nominative singular)
Дражена (genitive singular)
Дражену (dative singular)
Дражена (accusative singular)
Дражене (singular vocative)
Драженом (locative singular)
Дражену (instrumental singular)


Zoran

Zòran (canonical masculine)
Зо̀ран (Cyrillic)
Zoran (nominative singular)
Zorana (genitive singular)
Zoranu (dative singular)
Zorana (accusative singular)
Zorane (singular vocative)
Zoranu (locative singular)
Zoranom (instrumental singular)


Зоран

Зо̀ран (canonical masculine)
Zòran (romanization)
Зоран (nominative singular)
Зорана (genitive singular)
Зорану (dative singular)
Зорана (accusative singular)
Зоране (singular vocative)
Зорану (locative singular)
Зораном (instrumental singular)


Рубен

Ру̀бен (canonical masculine)
Rùben (romanization)
Рубен (nominative singular)
Рубена (genitive singular)
Рубену (dative singular)
Рубена (accusative singular)
Рубене (singular vocative)
Рубену (locative singular)
Рубеном (instrumental singular)


Borislav

sh-proper noun

Bòrislav m (Cyrillic spelling Бо̀рислав)

Bòrislav (canonical masculine)
Бо̀рислав (Cyrillic)
Borislav (nominative singular)
Borislava (genitive singular)
Borislavu (dative singular)
Borislava (accusative singular)
Borislave (singular vocative)
Borislavom (locative singular)
Borislavu (instrumental singular)


Борислав

Borislav (romanization)
Борислав (nominative singular)
Борислава (genitive singular)
Бориславу (dative singular)
Борислава (accusative singular)
Бориславе (singular vocative)
Бориславом (locative singular)
Бориславу (instrumental singular)


Bojan

Bòjan (canonical masculine)
Бо̀јан (Cyrillic)
Bojan (nominative singular)
Bojana (genitive singular)
Bojanu (dative singular)
Bojana (accusative singular)
Bojane (singular vocative)
Bojanu (locative singular)
Bojanom (instrumental singular)


Бојан

Бо̀јан (canonical masculine)
Bòjan (romanization)
Бојан (nominative singular)
Бојана (genitive singular)
Бојану (dative singular)
Бојана (accusative singular)
Бојане (singular vocative)
Бојану (locative singular)
Бојаном (instrumental singular)


Мирослав

Ми̏рослав (canonical masculine)
Mȉroslav (romanization)
Мирослав (nominative singular)
Мирослава (genitive singular)
Мирославу (dative singular)
Мирослава (accusative singular)
Мирославе (singular vocative)
Мирославу (locative singular)
Мирославом (instrumental singular)

From ми̑р (“peace”) + -о- + сла̏вити (“to celebrate”).


Vojislav

sh-proper noun

Vòjislav m (Cyrillic spelling Во̀јислав)

Vòjislav (canonical masculine)
Во̀јислав (Cyrillic)
Vojislav (nominative singular)
Vojislava (genitive singular)
Vojislavu (dative singular)
Vojislava (accusative singular)
Vojislave (singular vocative)
Vojislavu (locative singular)
Vojislavom (instrumental singular)


Војислав

Во̀јислав (canonical masculine)
Vòjislav (romanization)
Војислав (nominative singular)
Војислава (genitive singular)
Војиславу (dative singular)
Војислава (accusative singular)
Војиславе (singular vocative)
Војиславу (locative singular)
Војиславом (instrumental singular)


Филип

Filip (romanization)
Филип (nominative singular)
Филипа (genitive singular)
Филипу (dative singular)
Филипа (accusative singular)
Филипе (singular vocative)
Филипом (locative singular)
Филипу (instrumental singular)

a male given name from Ancient Greek, equivalent to English Philip


Dragoljub

Drȁgoljūb m (Cyrillic spelling Дра̏гољӯб)

Drȁgoljūb (canonical masculine)
Дра̏гољӯб (Cyrillic)
Dragoljub (nominative singular)
Dragoljuba (genitive singular)
Dragoljubu (dative singular)
Dragoljuba (accusative singular)
Dragoljube (singular vocative)
Dragoljubom (locative singular)
Dragoljubu (instrumental singular)


Драгољуб

Dragoljub (romanization)
Драгољуб (nominative singular)
Драгољуба (genitive singular)
Драгољубу (dative singular)
Драгољуба (accusative singular)
Драгољубе (singular vocative)
Драгољубом (locative singular)
Драгољубу (instrumental singular)


Bogoljub

Bȍgoljūb (canonical masculine)
Бо̏гољӯб (Cyrillic)
Bogoljub (nominative singular)
Bogoljuba (genitive singular)
Bogoljubu (dative singular)
Bogoljuba (accusative singular)
Bogoljube (singular vocative)
Bogoljubom (locative singular)
Bogoljubu (instrumental singular)


Богољуб

Bogoljub (romanization)
Богољуб (nominative singular)
Богољуба (genitive singular)
Богољубу (dative singular)
Богољуба (accusative singular)
Богољубе (singular vocative)
Богољубом (locative singular)
Богољубу (instrumental singular)


Milorad

Mȉlorad (canonical masculine)
Ми̏лорад (Cyrillic)
Milorad (nominative singular)
Milorada (genitive singular)
Miloradu (dative singular)
Milorada (accusative singular)
Milorade (singular vocative)
Miloradom (locative singular)
Miloradu (instrumental singular)


Милорад

Milorad (romanization)
Милорад (nominative singular)
Милорада (genitive singular)
Милораду (dative singular)
Милорада (accusative singular)
Милораде (singular vocative)
Милорадом (locative singular)
Милораду (instrumental singular)


Tihomir

Tȉhomīr (canonical masculine)
Ти̏хомӣр (Cyrillic)
Tihomir (nominative singular)
Tihomira (genitive singular)
Tihomiru (dative singular)
Tihomira (accusative singular)
Tihomire (singular vocative)
Tihomiru (locative singular)
Tihomirom (instrumental singular)


Тихомир

Ти̏хомӣр (canonical masculine)
Tȉhomīr (romanization)
Тихомир (nominative singular)
Тихомира (genitive singular)
Тихомиру (dative singular)
Тихомира (accusative singular)
Тихомире (singular vocative)
Тихомиру (locative singular)
Тихомиром (instrumental singular)


Влах

Вла̏х (canonical masculine)
Vlȁh (romanization)
Вла̏х (nominative singular)
Вла̏си (nominative plural)
Влаха (genitive singular)
Вла̑ха̄ (genitive plural)
Влаху (dative singular)
Власима (dative plural)
Влаха (accusative singular)
Влахе (accusative plural)
Влаше (singular vocative)
Власи (plural vocative)
Влаху (locative singular)
Власима (locative plural)
Влахом (instrumental singular)
Власима (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *volxъ, itself of Germanic origin.

(usually derogatory) an Orthodox Christian (as opposed to the speaker, who would be a Roman Catholic or Muslim)

(regional, Istria) outsider, non-indigenous person


Лихтенштајн

Ли̏хтенштајн

Ли̏хтенштајн m (Latin spelling Lȉhtenštajn)

Ли̏хтенштајн (canonical masculine)
Lȉhtenštajn (romanization)
Лихтенштајн (nominative singular)
Лихтенштајна (genitive singular)
Лихтенштајну (dative singular)
Лихтенштајн (accusative singular)
Лихтенштајне (singular vocative)
Лихтенштајну (locative singular)
Лихтенштајном (instrumental singular)

sh-decl-noun-unc

Лихтенштајна

Лихтенштајну

Лихтенштајне

Лихтенштајну

Лихтенштајном

Лих‧тен‧штајн

Liechtenstein (a microstate in Central Europe)


Egipćanin

sh-proper noun

Ègipćanin m (Cyrillic spelling Ѐгипћанин)

Ègipćanin (canonical masculine)
Ѐгипћанин (Cyrillic)
Egipćanin (nominative singular)
Egipćani (nominative plural)
Egipćanina (genitive singular)
Egipćana (genitive plural)
Egipćaninu (dative singular)
Egipćanima (dative plural)
Egipćanina (accusative singular)
Egipćane (accusative plural)
Egipćanine (singular vocative)
Egipćani (plural vocative)
Egipćaninu (locative singular)
Egipćanima (locative plural)
Egipćaninom (instrumental singular)
Egipćanima (instrumental plural)


Египћанин

Ѐгипћанин (canonical masculine)
Ègipćanin (romanization)
Египћанин (nominative singular)
Египћани (nominative plural)
Египћанина (genitive singular)
Египћана (genitive plural)
Египћанину (dative singular)
Египћанима (dative plural)
Египћанина (accusative singular)
Египћане (accusative plural)
Египћанине (singular vocative)
Египћани (plural vocative)
Египћанину (locative singular)
Египћанима (locative plural)
Египћанином (instrumental singular)
Египћанима (instrumental plural)

Е‧гип‧ћа‧нин


Мисир

Мѝсӣр (canonical masculine)
Mìsīr (romanization)

From Ottoman Turkish مصر (mısır), from Arabic مِصْر (miṣr).

Egypt (a country in North Africa and Western Asia)


Misir

Mìsīr (canonical masculine)
Мѝсӣр (Cyrillic)


Пољак

По̀ља̄к (canonical masculine)
Pòljāk (romanization)
По̀ља̄к (nominative singular)
Поља́ци (nominative plural)
Пољака (genitive singular)
Пољака (genitive plural)
Пољаку (dative singular)
Пољацима (dative plural)
Пољака (accusative singular)
Пољаке (accusative plural)
По̏ља̄че (singular vocative)
Пољаци (plural vocative)
Пољаку (locative singular)
Пољацима (locative plural)
Пољаком (instrumental singular)
Пољацима (instrumental plural)


Пољакиња

Поља̀киња (canonical feminine)
Poljàkinja (romanization)
Поља̀киња (nominative singular)
Пољакиње (nominative plural)
Пољакиње (genitive singular)
Пољакиња (genitive plural)
Пољакињи (dative singular)
Пољакињама (dative plural)
Пољакињу (accusative singular)
Пољакиње (accusative plural)
Пољакињо (singular vocative)
Пољакиње (plural vocative)
Пољакињи (locative singular)
Пољакињама (locative plural)
Пољакињом (instrumental singular)
Пољакињама (instrumental plural)


Kijev

Kȉjev (canonical masculine)
Ки̏јев (Cyrillic)
Kijev (nominative singular)
Kijeva (genitive singular)
Kijevu (dative singular)
Kijev (accusative singular)
Kijeve (singular vocative)
Kijevu (locative singular)
Kijevom (instrumental singular)


Ruten

Rùtēn (canonical masculine)
Ру̀те̄н (Cyrillic)


Perzija

Pèrzija (canonical feminine)
Пѐрзија (Cyrillic)
Pèrzija (nominative singular)
Perzije (genitive singular)
Perziji (dative singular)
Perziju (accusative singular)
Perzijo (singular vocative)
Perzija (singular vocative)
Perziji (locative singular)
Perzijom (instrumental singular)


Перзија

Пѐрзија (canonical feminine)
Pèrzija (romanization)
Пѐрзија (nominative singular)
Перзије (genitive singular)
Перзији (dative singular)
Перзију (accusative singular)
Перзијо (singular vocative)
Перзија (singular vocative)
Перзији (locative singular)
Перзијом (instrumental singular)


Kalifornija

Kalifòrnija f (Cyrillic spelling Калифо̀рнија)

Kalifòrnija (canonical feminine)
Калифо̀рнија (Cyrillic)
Kalifornija (nominative singular)
Kalifornije (genitive singular)
Kaliforniji (dative singular)
Kaliforniju (accusative singular)
Kalifornijo (singular vocative)
Kaliforniji (locative singular)
Kalifornijom (instrumental singular)

California (the most populous state of the United States)


Калифорнија

Калифо̀рнија

Калифо̀рнија f (Latin spelling Kalifòrnija)

Калифо̀рнија (canonical feminine)
Kalifòrnija (romanization)
Калифорнија (nominative singular)
Калифорније (genitive singular)
Калифорнији (dative singular)
Калифорнију (accusative singular)
Калифорнијо (singular vocative)
Калифорнији (locative singular)
Калифорнијом (instrumental singular)

sh-decl-noun-unc

Калифорнијом

Ка‧ли‧фор‧ни‧ја


Тексас

Те̏ксас (canonical masculine)
Tȅksas (romanization)
Те̏ксас (nominative singular)
Тексаса (genitive singular)
Тексасу (dative singular)
Тексас (accusative singular)
Тексасу (singular vocative)
Тексасу (locative singular)
Тексасом (instrumental singular)

Texas (a state in the south-central region of the United States)


Милош

Мѝлош (canonical masculine)
Mìloš (romanization)
Мѝлош (nominative singular)
Милоша (genitive singular)
Милошу (dative singular)
Милоша (accusative singular)
Милоше (singular vocative)
Милошу (locative singular)
Милошем (instrumental singular)


Vlah

Vlȁh (canonical masculine)
Вла̏х (Cyrillic)
Vlȁh (nominative singular)
Vlȁsi (nominative plural)
Vlaha (genitive singular)
Vlȃhā (genitive plural)
Vlahu (dative singular)
Vlasima (dative plural)
Vlaha (accusative singular)
Vlahe (accusative plural)
Vlaše (singular vocative)
Vlasi (plural vocative)
Vlahu (locative singular)
Vlasima (locative plural)
Vlahom (instrumental singular)
Vlasima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *volxъ, itself of Germanic origin.

(usually derogatory) an Orthodox Christian (in contrast to the speaker who would be of other faith)


Jelena

Jèlena (canonical feminine)
Јѐлена (Cyrillic)
Jelena (nominative singular)
Jelene (nominative plural)
Jelene (genitive singular)
Jelena (genitive plural)
Jeleni (dative singular)
Jelenama (dative plural)
Jelenu (accusative singular)
Jelene (accusative plural)
Jeleno (singular vocative)
Jelene (plural vocative)
Jeleni (locative singular)
Jelenama (locative plural)
Jelenom (instrumental singular)
Jelenama (instrumental plural)


Sava

Sáva (canonical feminine)
Са́ва (Cyrillic)
Sáva (nominative singular)
Save (genitive singular)
Savi (dative singular)
Savu (accusative singular)
Savo (singular vocative)
Sava (singular vocative)
Savi (locative singular)
Savom (instrumental singular)

Of pre-Slavic origin, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *sewh₁- (“to press, push (forth); to water”) + *-eh₂, thus meaning something like “that which pushes forth, which waters”. The name in Greek was Σάος (Sáos).


Sava

Sȃva (canonical feminine)
Са̑ва (Cyrillic)
Sȃva (nominative singular)
Save (genitive singular)
Savi (dative singular)
Savu (accusative singular)
Savo (singular vocative)
Savi (locative singular)
Savom (instrumental singular)

From Ancient Greek Σάββας (Sábbas), a spiritual name taken on by Prince Rastko Nemanjić (Saint Sava) upon becoming a monk, from Aramaic סבא (“grandfather, old man”).

Saint Sava, first archbishop of the Serbian autocephalous church

a male given name (primarily used by people with an Orthodox Christian background)


Сава

Са́ва (canonical feminine)
Sáva (romanization)
Са́ва (nominative singular)
Саве (genitive singular)
Сави (dative singular)
Саву (accusative singular)
Саво (singular vocative)
Сава (singular vocative)
Сави (locative singular)
Савом (instrumental singular)

Of pre-Slavic origin, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *sewh₁- (“to press, push (forth); to water”) + *-eh₂, thus meaning something like “that which pushes forth, which waters”. Udolph, Jürgen (28 March 2007). "Stara Europa u Hrvatskoj: ime rijeke Save". Folia Onomastica Croatica (12/13) The name in Greek was Σάος (Sáos).


Сава

Са̑ва (canonical feminine)
Sȃva (romanization)
Са̑ва (nominative singular)
Саве (genitive singular)
Сави (dative singular)
Саву (accusative singular)
Саво (singular vocative)
Сави (locative singular)
Савом (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek Σάββας (Sábbas), a spiritual name taken on by Prince Rastko Nemanjić (Saint Sava) upon becoming a monk.

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a male given name, Sava, of Orthodox Christian usage


Милка

Ми̑лка (canonical feminine)
Mȋlka (romanization)
Ми̑лка (nominative singular)
Ми̑лке (genitive singular)
Ми̑лци (dative singular)
Ми̑лку (accusative singular)
Ми̑лка (singular vocative)
Ми̑лком (locative singular)
Ми̑лци (instrumental singular)


Morfej

Mòrfej (canonical masculine)
Мо̀рфеј (Cyrillic)
Mòrfej (nominative singular)
Morfeja (genitive singular)
Morfeju (dative singular)
Morfeja (accusative singular)
Morfeju (singular vocative)
Morfeju (locative singular)
Morfejem (instrumental singular)

(Greek mythology) Morpheus (Greek god of dreams)


Морфеј

Мо̀рфеј (canonical masculine)
Mòrfej (romanization)
Мо̀рфеј (nominative singular)
Морфеја (genitive singular)
Морфеју (dative singular)
Морфеја (accusative singular)
Морфеју (singular vocative)
Морфеју (locative singular)
Морфејем (instrumental singular)


Тунис

Ту̀нис (canonical masculine)
Tùnis (romanization)
Тунис (nominative singular)
Туниса (genitive singular)
Тунису (dative singular)
Тунис (accusative singular)
Тунису (singular vocative)
Тунису (locative singular)
Тунисом (instrumental singular)

Tunis (the capital city, since 1159, and largest city of Tunisia)


Филипини

sh-proper noun

Филипи́ни m pl (Latin spelling Filipíni)

Филипи́ни (canonical masculine plural)
Filipíni (romanization)
Филипини (nominative plural)
Филипина (genitive plural)
Филипинима (dative plural)
Филипине (accusative plural)
Филипини (plural vocative)
Филипинима (locative plural)
Филипинима (instrumental plural)


Џибути

Џибу̏ти (canonical masculine)
Džibȕti (romanization)
Џибути (nominative singular)
Џибутија (genitive singular)
Џибутију (dative singular)
Џибути (accusative singular)
Џибути (singular vocative)
Џибутију (locative singular)
Џибутијем (instrumental singular)


Монгол

Мо̀нго̄л (canonical masculine)
Mòngōl (romanization)
Монгол (nominative singular)
Монголи (nominative plural)
Монгола (genitive singular)
Монгола (genitive plural)
Монголу (dative singular)
Монголима (dative plural)
Монгола (accusative singular)
Монголе (accusative plural)
Монголу (singular vocative)
Монголи (plural vocative)
Монголу (locative singular)
Монголима (locative plural)
Монголом (instrumental singular)
Монголима (instrumental plural)


Чех

Че̏х (canonical masculine)
Čȅh (romanization)
Чех (nominative singular)
Чеси (nominative plural)
Чеха (genitive singular)
Чеха (genitive plural)
Чеху (dative singular)
Чесима (dative plural)
Чеха (accusative singular)
Чехе (accusative plural)
Чеше (singular vocative)
Чеху (singular vocative)
Чеси (plural vocative)
Чеху (locative singular)
Чесима (locative plural)
Чехом (instrumental singular)
Чесима (instrumental plural)

Czech (native or inhabitant of the Czech Republic) (usually male)


Lisabon

Лисабон (Cyrillic)
Lisabon (nominative singular)
Lisabona (genitive singular)
Lisabonu (dative singular)
Lisabon (accusative singular)
Lisabone (singular vocative)
Lisabonu (locative singular)
Lisabonom (instrumental singular)


Solun

Sòlūn (canonical masculine)
Со̀лӯн (Cyrillic)
Sòlūn (nominative singular)
Solúna (genitive singular)
Solunu (dative singular)
Solun (accusative singular)
Solune (singular vocative)
Solunu (locative singular)
Solunom (instrumental singular)


Подгорица

По̀дгорица (canonical feminine)
Pòdgorica (romanization)
По̀дгорица (nominative singular)
Подгорице (genitive singular)
Подгорици (dative singular)
Подгорицу (accusative singular)
Подгорицо (singular vocative)
Подгорица (singular vocative)
Подгорици (locative singular)
Подгорицом (instrumental singular)

sh-decl-noun-unc

Подгорицо / Подгорица

Podgorica (the capital city of Montenegro)


Gvatemala

sh-proper noun

Gvatemála f (Cyrillic spelling Гватема́ла)

Gvatemála (canonical feminine)
Гватема́ла (Cyrillic)
Gvatemala (nominative singular)
Gvatemale (genitive singular)
Gvatemali (dative singular)
Gvatemalu (accusative singular)
Gvatemalo (singular vocative)
Gvatemala (singular vocative)
Gvatemali (locative singular)
Gvatemalom (instrumental singular)

Guatemala (a country in Central America)


Никола

Нѝкола (canonical masculine)
Nìkola (romanization)
Никола (nominative singular)
Николе (genitive singular)
Николи (dative singular)
Николу (accusative singular)
Никола (singular vocative)
Николи (locative singular)
Николом (instrumental singular)

a male given name, equivalent to English Nicholas


Kvebek

Kvebȅk (canonical masculine)
Квебе̏к (Cyrillic)
Quebec (alternative Bosnia Croatia)
Kvibȅk (alternative)

Quebec, Quebec City (the capital city of the province of Quebec, Canada)


Pacifik

Pacìfik (canonical masculine)
Пацѝфик (Cyrillic)
Pacifik (nominative singular)
Pacifika (genitive singular)
Pacifiku (dative singular)
Pacifik (accusative singular)
Pacifiče (singular vocative)
Pacifiku (locative singular)
Pacifikom (instrumental singular)


Пацифик

Пацѝфик (canonical masculine)
Pacìfik (romanization)
Пацифик (nominative singular)
Пацифика (genitive singular)
Пацифику (dative singular)
Пацифик (accusative singular)
Пацифиче (singular vocative)
Пацифику (locative singular)
Пацификом (instrumental singular)


Абхаз

А̀бха̄з (canonical masculine)
Àbhāz (romanization)
А̀бха̄з (nominative singular)
А̀бхази (nominative plural)
Абхаза (genitive singular)
Абхаза (genitive plural)
Абхазу (dative singular)
Абхазима (dative plural)
Абхаза (accusative singular)
Абхазе (accusative plural)
Абхаже (singular vocative)
Абхази (plural vocative)
Абхазу (locative singular)
Абхазима (locative plural)
Абхазом (instrumental singular)
Абхазима (instrumental plural)


Абхажанка

Абха̀жа̄нка f (Latin spelling Abhàžānka)

Абха̀жа̄нка (canonical feminine)
Abhàžānka (romanization)
Абха̀жа̄нка (nominative singular)
Абхажанке (nominative plural)
Абхажанке (genitive singular)
Абхажанка (genitive plural)
Абхажанки (genitive plural)
Абхажанки (dative singular)
Абхажанкама (dative plural)
Абхажанку (accusative singular)
Абхажанке (accusative plural)
Абхажанко (singular vocative)
Абхажанке (plural vocative)
Абхажанки (locative singular)
Абхажанкама (locative plural)
Абхажанком (instrumental singular)
Абхажанкама (instrumental plural)

Аб‧ха‧жан‧ка


Африканац

Африка́нац (canonical masculine)
Afrikánac (romanization)
Африка́нац (nominative singular)
Африка́нци (nominative plural)
Африканца (genitive singular)
Африканаца (genitive plural)
Африканцу (dative singular)
Африканцима (dative plural)
Африканца (accusative singular)
Африканце (accusative plural)
Африканче (singular vocative)
Африканци (plural vocative)
Африканцу (locative singular)
Африканцима (locative plural)
Африканцем (instrumental singular)
Африканцима (instrumental plural)

А‧фри‧ка‧нац

From А̀фрика.


Американац

Америка́нац m (Latin spelling Amerikánac)

Америка́нац (canonical masculine)
Amerikánac (romanization)
Америка́нац (nominative singular)
Америка́нци (nominative plural)
Американца (genitive singular)
Американаца (genitive plural)
Американцу (dative singular)
Американцима (dative plural)
Американца (accusative singular)
Американце (accusative plural)
Американче (singular vocative)
Американци (plural vocative)
Американцу (locative singular)
Американцима (locative plural)
Американцем (instrumental singular)
Американцима (instrumental plural)

А‧ме‧ри‧ка‧нац


Арабија

А̀ра̄бија (canonical feminine)
Àrābija (romanization)
Арабија (nominative singular)
Арабије (genitive singular)
Арабији (dative singular)
Арабију (accusative singular)
Арабијо (singular vocative)
Арабији (locative singular)
Арабијом (instrumental singular)

United Arab Emirates
United Arab Emirates

Arabia (a peninsula of Western Asia between the Red Sea and the Persian Gulf; includes Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Oman, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, and the United Arab Emirates)

(broader sense) Arabia (the region of Western Asia within or adjacent to the Arabian Plate; Yemen, Oman, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, the Egyptian Sinai, Palestine and the United Arab Emirates)


Арменац

Арме́нац (canonical masculine)
Arménac (romanization)
Арме́нац (nominative singular)
Арме́нци (nominative plural)
Арменца (genitive singular)
А̀рме̄на̄ца̄ (genitive plural)
Арменцу (dative singular)
Арменцима (dative plural)
Арменца (accusative singular)
Арменце (accusative plural)
Арменче (singular vocative)
Арменци (plural vocative)
Арменцу (locative singular)
Арменцима (locative plural)
Арменцем (instrumental singular)
Арменцима (instrumental plural)


Асирија

Аси́рија (canonical feminine)
Asírija (romanization)
Асирија (nominative singular)
Асирије (genitive singular)
Асирији (dative singular)
Асирију (accusative singular)
Асиријо (singular vocative)
Асирији (locative singular)
Асиријом (instrumental singular)

Assyria (an ancient Semitic Akkadian kingdom and at times an empire, extant from the mid-23rd century BCE to 608 BCE and centred on the Upper Tigris river in northern Mesopotamia (present day northern Iraq, but at its maximum extent including parts of modern Iran, Syria, Israel, Palestine and Egypt))


Атлантик

Атла̀нтик (canonical masculine)
Atlàntik (romanization)
Атлантик (nominative singular)
Атлантика (genitive singular)
Атлантику (dative singular)
Атлантик (accusative singular)
Атлантиче (singular vocative)
Атлантику (locative singular)
Атлантиком (instrumental singular)


Аустралац

Аустра́лац (canonical masculine)
Austrálac (romanization)
Аустра́лац (nominative singular)
Аустра́лци (nominative plural)
Аустралца (genitive singular)
Аустралаца (genitive plural)
Аустралцу (dative singular)
Аустралцима (dative plural)
Аустралца (accusative singular)
Аустралце (accusative plural)
Аустралче (singular vocative)
Аустралци (plural vocative)
Аустралцу (locative singular)
Аустралцима (locative plural)
Аустралцем (instrumental singular)
Аустралцима (instrumental plural)

А‧у‧стра‧лац


Аустријанац

Аустрија́нац

Аустрија́нац m (Latin spelling Austrijánac)

Аустрија́нац (canonical masculine)
Austrijánac (romanization)
Аустрија́нац (nominative singular)
Аутрија́нци (nominative plural)
Аустријанца (genitive singular)
Аустрѝја̄на̄ца̄ (genitive plural)
Аустријанцу (dative singular)
Аустријанцима (dative plural)
Аустријанца (accusative singular)
Аустријанце (accusative plural)
Аустријанче (singular vocative)
Аустријанци (plural vocative)
Аустријанцу (locative singular)
Аустријанцима (locative plural)
Аустријанцем (instrumental singular)
Аустријанцима (instrumental plural)

А‧у‧стри‧ја‧нац


Азијац

Ази́јац (canonical masculine)
Azíjac (romanization)
Ази́јац (nominative singular)
А̀зӣјци (nominative plural)
Азијца (genitive singular)
Азијаца (genitive plural)
Азијцу (dative singular)
Азијцима (dative plural)
Азијца (accusative singular)
Азијце (accusative plural)
Азијче (singular vocative)
Азијци (plural vocative)
Азијцу (locative singular)
Азијцима (locative plural)
Азијцем (instrumental singular)
Азијцима (instrumental plural)


Бахреин

Ба̀хреин (canonical masculine)
Bàhrein (romanization)
Бахреин (nominative singular)
Бахреина (genitive singular)
Бахреину (dative singular)
Бахреин (accusative singular)
Бахреине (singular vocative)
Бахреину (locative singular)
Бахреином (instrumental singular)

Bahrain (an archipelago, island, and country in Western Asia, in the Persian Gulf)


Balkanac

Balkánac m (Cyrillic spelling Балка́нац)

Balkánac (canonical masculine)
Балка́нац (Cyrillic)
Balkánac (nominative singular)
Balkánci (nominative plural)
Balkanca (genitive singular)
Bàlkānācā (genitive plural)
Balkancu (dative singular)
Balkancima (dative plural)
Balkanca (accusative singular)
Balkance (accusative plural)
Balkanče (singular vocative)
Balkanci (plural vocative)
Balkancu (locative singular)
Balkancima (locative plural)
Balkancem (instrumental singular)
Balkancima (instrumental plural)


Балканац

Балка́нац (canonical masculine)
Balkánac (romanization)
Балка́нац (nominative singular)
Балка́нци (nominative plural)
Балканца (genitive singular)
Ба̀лка̄на̄ца̄ (genitive plural)
Балканцу (dative singular)
Балканцима (dative plural)
Балканца (accusative singular)
Балканце (accusative plural)
Балканче (singular vocative)
Балканци (plural vocative)
Балканцу (locative singular)
Балканцима (locative plural)
Балканцем (instrumental singular)
Балканцима (instrumental plural)


Baltik

Bàltik (canonical masculine)
Ба̀лтик (Cyrillic)
Baltik (nominative singular)
Baltika (genitive singular)
Baltiku (dative singular)
Baltik (accusative singular)
Baltiče (singular vocative)
Baltiku (locative singular)
Baltikom (instrumental singular)

(uncountable) Baltic (region around Baltic Sea)


Балтик

Ба̀лтик (canonical masculine)
Bàltik (romanization)
Балтик (nominative singular)
Балтика (genitive singular)
Балтику (dative singular)
Балтик (accusative singular)
Балтиче (singular vocative)
Балтику (locative singular)
Балтиком (instrumental singular)


Bečanin

Béčanin (canonical masculine)
Бе́чанин (Cyrillic)
Bečanin (nominative singular)
Bečani (nominative plural)
Bečanina (genitive singular)
Bečana (genitive plural)
Bečaninu (dative singular)
Bečanima (dative plural)
Bečanina (accusative singular)
Bečane (accusative plural)
Bečanine (singular vocative)
Bečani (plural vocative)
Bečaninu (locative singular)
Bečanima (locative plural)
Bečaninom (instrumental singular)
Bečanima (instrumental plural)


Бечанин

Бе́чанин (canonical masculine)
Béčanin (romanization)
Бечанин (nominative singular)
Бечани (nominative plural)
Бечанина (genitive singular)
Бечана (genitive plural)
Бечанину (dative singular)
Бечанима (dative plural)
Бечанина (accusative singular)
Бечане (accusative plural)
Бечанине (singular vocative)
Бечани (plural vocative)
Бечанину (locative singular)
Бечанима (locative plural)
Бечанином (instrumental singular)
Бечанима (instrumental plural)


Belgijanac

Belgijánac m (Cyrillic spelling Белгија́нац)

Belgijánac (canonical masculine)
Белгија́нац (Cyrillic)
Belgijánac (nominative singular)
Belgijánci (nominative plural)
Belgíjci (nominative plural)
Belgijanca (genitive singular)
Belgijanaca (genitive plural)
Belgijaca (genitive plural)
Belgijancu (dative singular)
Belgijancima (dative plural)
Belgijcima (dative plural)
Belgijanca (accusative singular)
Belgijance (accusative plural)
Belgijce (accusative plural)
Belgijanče (singular vocative)
Belgijanci (plural vocative)
Belgijci (plural vocative)
Belgijancu (locative singular)
Belgijancima (locative plural)
Belgijcima (locative plural)
Belgijancem (instrumental singular)
Belgijancima (instrumental plural)
Belgijcima (instrumental plural)


Белгијанац

Белгија́нац m (Latin spelling Belgijánac)

Белгија́нац (canonical masculine)
Belgijánac (romanization)
Белгија́нац (nominative singular)
Белгија́нци (nominative plural)
Белгијанца (genitive singular)
Белгијанаца (genitive plural)
Белгијанцу (dative singular)
Белгијанцима (dative plural)
Белгијанца (accusative singular)
Белгијанце (accusative plural)
Белгијанче (singular vocative)
Белгијанци (plural vocative)
Белгијанцу (locative singular)
Белгијанцима (locative plural)
Белгијанцем (instrumental singular)
Белгијанцима (instrumental plural)

Бел‧ги‧ја‧нац

From Бе́лгија.


Beograđanin

Bȅograđanin m (Cyrillic spelling Бе̏ограђанин)

Bȅograđanin (canonical masculine)
Бе̏ограђанин (Cyrillic)
Beograđanin (nominative singular)
Beograđani (nominative plural)
Beograđanina (genitive singular)
Beograđana (genitive plural)
Beograđaninu (dative singular)
Beograđanima (dative plural)
Beograđanina (accusative singular)
Beograđane (accusative plural)
Beograđanine (singular vocative)
Beograđani (plural vocative)
Beograđaninu (locative singular)
Beograđanima (locative plural)
Beograđaninom (instrumental singular)
Beograđanima (instrumental plural)


Београђанин

Бе̏ограђанин

Бе̏ограђанин m (Latin spelling Bȅograđanin)

Бе̏ограђанин (canonical masculine)
Bȅograđanin (romanization)
Београђанин (nominative singular)
Београђани (nominative plural)
Београђанина (genitive singular)
Београђана (genitive plural)
Београђанину (dative singular)
Београђанима (dative plural)
Београђанина (accusative singular)
Београђане (accusative plural)
Београђанине (singular vocative)
Београђани (plural vocative)
Београђанину (locative singular)
Београђанима (locative plural)
Београђанином (instrumental singular)
Београђанима (instrumental plural)

Бе‧о‧гра‧ђа‧нин

From Бе̏оград.


Berlinac

Berlínac m (Cyrillic spelling Берли́нац)

Berlínac (canonical masculine)
Берли́нац (Cyrillic)
Berlinac (nominative singular)
Berlinci (nominative plural)
Berlinca (genitive singular)
Berlinaca (genitive plural)
Berlincu (dative singular)
Berlincima (dative plural)
Berlinca (accusative singular)
Berlince (accusative plural)
Berlinče (singular vocative)
Berlinci (plural vocative)
Berlincu (locative singular)
Berlincima (locative plural)
Berlincem (instrumental singular)
Berlincima (instrumental plural)


Берлинац

Берли́нац (canonical masculine)
Berlínac (romanization)
Берлинац (nominative singular)
Берлинци (nominative plural)
Берлинца (genitive singular)
Берлинаца (genitive plural)
Берлинцу (dative singular)
Берлинцима (dative plural)
Берлинца (accusative singular)
Берлинце (accusative plural)
Берлинче (singular vocative)
Берлинци (plural vocative)
Берлинцу (locative singular)
Берлинцима (locative plural)
Берлинцем (instrumental singular)
Берлинцима (instrumental plural)