Tanković

Tánković m (Cyrillic spelling Та́нковић)

Tánković (canonical masculine)
Та́нковић (Cyrillic)


Bojanić

Bòjanić (canonical masculine)
Бо̀јанић (Cyrillic)


Kačaniklić

sh-proper noun

Kačaniklić m (Cyrillic spelling Качаниклић)

Качаниклић (Cyrillic)

From Kačanik (“A gorge and town in Kosovo”) + -l- + -ić.


Ibrahimović

sh-proper noun

Ibrahimović m (Cyrillic spelling Ибрахимовић)

Ибрахимовић (Cyrillic)


Stanković

Stánković m (Cyrillic spelling Ста́нковић)

Stánković (canonical masculine)
Ста́нковић (Cyrillic)


Handanović

Handánović m (Cyrillic spelling Ханда́новић)

Handánović (canonical masculine)
Ханда́новић (Cyrillic)

From han (“inn”), ultimately of Turkic origin.


Vlašić

Vlȁšić (canonical masculine)
Вла̏шић (Cyrillic)


Crvelin

Crvèlīn (canonical masculine)
Црвѐлӣн (Cyrillic)
Crvelin (nominative singular)
Crvelini (nominative plural)
Crvelina (genitive singular)
Crvelina (genitive plural)
Crvelinu (dative singular)
Crvelinima (dative plural)
Crvelin (accusative singular)
Crveline (accusative plural)
Crveline (singular vocative)
Crvelini (plural vocative)
Crvelinu (locative singular)
Crvelinima (locative plural)
Crvelinom (instrumental singular)
Crvelinima (instrumental plural)


Црвелин

Crvelin (romanization)
Црвелин (nominative singular)
Црвелини (nominative plural)
Црвелина (genitive singular)
Црвелина (genitive plural)
Црвелину (dative singular)
Црвелинима (dative plural)
Црвелин (accusative singular)
Црвелине (accusative plural)
Црвелине (singular vocative)
Црвелини (plural vocative)
Црвелину (locative singular)
Црвелинима (locative plural)
Црвелином (instrumental singular)
Црвелинима (instrumental plural)


Prorok

Pròrok (canonical masculine)
Про̀рок (Cyrillic)


ЈНА

Југославенска југославенски#Serbo-Croatian

(military) Initialism of Југославенска народна армија (Yugoslav People's Army, the military of socialist Yugoslavia from 1945 to 1991)


Antonela

Антонела (Cyrillic)
Antonela (nominative singular)
Antonele (nominative plural)
Antonele (genitive singular)
Antonela (genitive plural)
Antoneli (dative singular)
Antonelama (dative plural)
Antonelu (accusative singular)
Antonele (accusative plural)
Antonelo (singular vocative)
Antonele (plural vocative)
Antoneli (locative singular)
Antonelama (locative plural)
Antonelom (instrumental singular)
Antonelama (instrumental plural)


Пенсилванија

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Пенсилванија

Пенсилванија (nominative singular)
Пенсилваније (nominative plural)
Пенсилваније (genitive singular)
Пенсилванија (genitive plural)
Пенсилванији (dative singular)
Пенсилванима (dative plural)
Пенсилванију (accusative singular)
Пенсилваније (accusative plural)
Пенсилванијо (singular vocative)
Пенсилвније (plural vocative)
Пенсилванији (locative singular)
Пенсилваније (locative plural)
Пенсилванијем (instrumental singular)
Пенсилванјема (instrumental plural)

Pennsylvania (a state of the United States)

sh:Пенсилванија


Северна Македонија

sh-proper noun

Се̏ве̄рна̄ Макѐдо̄нија

Се̏ве̄рна̄ Макѐдо̄нија f (Latin spelling Sȅvērnā Makèdōnija)

Се̏ве̄рна̄ Макѐдо̄нија (canonical feminine)
Sȅvērnā Makèdōnija (romanization)
Сје̏ве̄рна̄ Макѐдо̄нија (alternative Ijekavian)

North Macedonia
North Macedonia#English:_Q221

Balkan Peninsula
Balkan Peninsula#English

Southeast Europe
Southeast Europe#English

North Macedonia (a country on the Balkan Peninsula in Southeast Europe)


Turci

Tȗrci (canonical masculine)
Ту̑рци (Cyrillic)


Bojana

Bòjana (canonical feminine)
Бо̀јана (Cyrillic)
Bojana (nominative singular)
Bojane (nominative plural)
Bojane (genitive singular)
Bojana (genitive plural)
Bojani (dative singular)
Bojanama (dative plural)
Bojanu (accusative singular)
Bojane (accusative plural)
Bojano (singular vocative)
Bojane (plural vocative)
Bojani (locative singular)
Bojanama (locative plural)
Bojanom (instrumental singular)
Bojanama (instrumental plural)

sr:Бојана (име)


Dijana

Dijàna (canonical feminine)
Дија̀на (Cyrillic)
Dijana (nominative singular)
Dijane (nominative plural)
Dijane (genitive singular)
Dijana (genitive plural)
Dijani (dative singular)
Dijanama (dative plural)
Dijanu (accusative singular)
Dijane (accusative plural)
Dijano (singular vocative)
Dijane (plural vocative)
Dijani (locative singular)
Dijanama (locative plural)
Dijanom (instrumental singular)
Dijanama (instrumental plural)


Panić

Pánić (canonical masculine)
Па́нић (Cyrillic)


Zapadna Azija

Zapadna Azija f (Cyrillic spelling Западна Азија)

Западна Азија (Cyrillic)

West Asia (the westernmost geographic region of Asia, which includes Anatolia, the Arabian Peninsula, Iran, the Levant, Mesopotamia, the Sinai Peninsula, and Transcaucasia)


Западна Азија

Западна Азија

Западна Азија f (Latin spelling Zapadna Azija)

sh:Западна Азија


Cvek

Cvȇk (canonical masculine)
Цве̑к (Cyrillic)


Živko

Žȋvko (canonical masculine)
Жи̑вко (Cyrillic)

From živ + -ko. First attested in the 15th century.


Blagojević

Blagójević m (Cyrillic spelling Благо́јевић)

Blagójević (canonical masculine)
Благо́јевић (Cyrillic)

desc

English: Blagojevic, Blagojevich, Blagoyevic, Blagoyevich

Blagoje + -ov + -ić ("descendant of Blagoje"), ultimately from blago (“treasure”) or blag (“mild, gentle”) + -je.


Благоје

* Благо (Blago) + -је, ultimately from бла̑го (“treasure”)
* бла̑г (blag, “mild, gentle”) + -је


Blagoje

Blȁgoje (canonical masculine)
Бла̏гоје (Cyrillic)

* Blago (Благо) + -je (-је), ultimately from blago (бла̑го, “treasure”)
* blag (бла̑г, “mild, gentle”) + -je (-је)


Zebec

Zèbec (canonical masculine)
Зѐбец (Cyrillic)

English: Zebec


Зебец

English: Zebec


Rijad

Rȉjād (canonical masculine)
Ри̏ја̄д (Cyrillic)


Источни Тимор

sh-proper noun

Ѝсточнӣ Тимор

Ѝсточнӣ Тимор m (Latin spelling Ìstočnī Timor)

Ѝсточнӣ Тимор (canonical masculine)
Ìstočnī Timor (romanization)

East Timor (a country in Southeast Asia occupying half the island of Timor)


Проклетијама

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Проклетијама m

Проклѐтије Проклетије#Serbo-Croatian

dative/locative/instrumental plural of Проклѐтије


Kristijan

sh-proper noun

Krìstijan m (Cyrillic spelling Крѝстијан)

Krìstijan (canonical masculine)
Крѝстијан (Cyrillic)

a male given name, equivalent to English Christian


Atanasije

Atanasije m (Cyrillic spelling Атанасије)

a male given name, equivalent to English Athanasius


Emilija

Èmīlija (canonical feminine)
Ѐмӣлија (Cyrillic)
Emilija (nominative singular)
Emilije (nominative plural)
Emilije (genitive singular)
Emilija (genitive plural)
Emiliji (dative singular)
Emilijama (dative plural)
Emiliju (accusative singular)
Emilije (accusative plural)
Emilijo (singular vocative)
Emilije (plural vocative)
Emiliji (locative singular)
Emilijama (locative plural)
Emilijom (instrumental singular)
Emilijama (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Emily


Vlado

Vládo (canonical masculine)
Вла́до (Cyrillic)


Žarko

Žárko (canonical masculine)
Жа́рко (Cyrillic)


Damira

Дамира (Cyrillic)
Damira (nominative singular)
Damire (nominative plural)
Damire (genitive singular)
Damira (genitive plural)
Damiri (dative singular)
Damirama (dative plural)
Damiru (accusative singular)
Damire (accusative plural)
Damiro (singular vocative)
Damire (plural vocative)
Damiri (locative singular)
Damirama (locative plural)
Damirom (instrumental singular)
Damirama (instrumental plural)


Radič

From Proto-Slavic *radъ (“glad, happy”) + the suffix *-iťь. Similar to other Slavic names such as Radomir, Radoslav.


Maša

Máša (canonical feminine)
Ма́ша (Cyrillic)
Maša (nominative singular)
Maše (nominative plural)
Maše (genitive singular)
Maša (genitive plural)
Maši (dative singular)
Mašama (dative plural)
Mašu (accusative singular)
Maše (accusative plural)
Mašo (singular vocative)
Maše (plural vocative)
Maši (locative singular)
Mašama (locative plural)
Mašom (instrumental singular)
Mašama (instrumental plural)


Mohorovičić

Mohoròvičić m (Cyrillic spelling Мохоро̀вичић)

Mohoròvičić (canonical masculine)
Мохоро̀вичић (Cyrillic)

English: Mohorovicic

Translingual: Mohorovicic

Translingual: Mohorovičić


Balšić

Bȃlšić (canonical masculine)
Ба̑лшић (Cyrillic)

From Balša + -ić.
From Latin Balletium. Ultimatily, from Illyrian or possibly Proto-Albanian *balā. The first who came to this conclusion was Milan Sufflay.


NRK

Narodna Republika Kina
Narodna Republika Kina#Serbo-Croatian

Initialism of Narodna Republika Kina (“People's Republic of China”).


Jožica

Jòžica (canonical feminine)
Јо̀жица (Cyrillic)
Jožica (nominative singular)
Jožice (nominative plural)
Jožice (genitive singular)
Jožica (genitive plural)
Jožici (dative singular)
Jožicama (dative plural)
Jožicu (accusative singular)
Jožice (accusative plural)
Jožico (singular vocative)
Jožice (plural vocative)
Jožici (locative singular)
Jožicama (locative plural)
Jožicom (instrumental singular)
Jožicama (instrumental plural)


Jusuf

Jùsuf (canonical masculine)
Ју̀суф (Cyrillic)


Стојанка

Стоја́нка (canonical feminine)
Stojánka (romanization)
Стојанка (nominative singular)
Стојанке (genitive singular)
Стојанки (dative singular)
Стојанку (accusative singular)
Стојанко (singular vocative)
Стојанки (locative singular)
Стојанком (instrumental singular)


Zorana

Zòrana (canonical feminine)
Зо̀рана (Cyrillic)
Zorana (nominative singular)
Zorane (nominative plural)
Zorane (genitive singular)
Zorana (genitive plural)
Zorani (dative singular)
Zoranama (dative plural)
Zoranu (accusative singular)
Zorane (accusative plural)
Zorano (singular vocative)
Zorane (plural vocative)
Zorani (locative singular)
Zoranama (locative plural)
Zoranom (instrumental singular)
Zoranama (instrumental plural)


Ribar

Rȉbār (canonical masculine)
Ри̏ба̄р (Cyrillic)


Lavov

Лавов (Cyrillic)
Lavov (nominative singular)
Lavova (genitive singular)
Lavovu (dative singular)
Lavov (accusative singular)
Lavove (singular vocative)
Lavovu (locative singular)
Lavovom (instrumental singular)


Jugosloven

Jugoslòvēn m (Cyrillic spelling Југосло̀ве̄н)

Jugoslòvēn (canonical masculine)
Југосло̀ве̄н (Cyrillic)
Jugoslòvēn (nominative singular)
Jugoslòvēni (nominative plural)
Jugoslovéna (genitive singular)
Jugoslovénā (genitive plural)
Jugoslovénu (dative singular)
Jugoslovénima (dative plural)
Jugoslovéna (accusative singular)
Jugoslovéne (accusative plural)
Jugoslovéne (singular vocative)
Jugoslovéni (plural vocative)
Jugoslovénu (locative singular)
Jugoslovénima (locative plural)
Jugoslovénom (instrumental singular)
Jugoslovénima (instrumental plural)
Jugoslaven (alternative Bosnia Croatia)

From jug (“south”) + -o- + Sloven (“Slav”).


Soldo

Sóldo (canonical masculine)
Со́лдо (Cyrillic)


bilo koji

bilo (a form of bio, means to be, been) + koji (what, which, who). Compare Ukrainian будь-який, which is likely the same as Croatian.


Латвија

Ла̀твија (canonical feminine)
Làtvija (romanization)
Латвија (nominative singular)
Латвије (genitive singular)
Латвији (dative singular)
Латвију (accusative singular)
Латвијо (singular vocative)
Латвија (singular vocative)
Латвији (locative singular)
Латвијом (instrumental singular)
Лѐто̄нија (alternative)

sh-decl-noun-unc

Латвијо/Латвија

Latvia (a country in northeastern Europe)


Микронезија

sh-proper noun

Mикро̀не̄зија

Mикро̀не̄зија f (Latin spelling Mikrònēzija)

Mикро̀не̄зија (canonical feminine)
Mikrònēzija (romanization)
Микронезија (nominative singular)
Микронезије (genitive singular)
Микронезији (dative singular)
Микронезију (accusative singular)
Микронезијо (singular vocative)
Микронезија (singular vocative)
Микронезији (locative singular)
Микронезијом (instrumental singular)

sh-decl-noun-unc

Микронезијо / Микронезија

Микронезијом

Micronesia (a continental region in Oceania in the northwestern Pacific Ocean)

Micronesia (a country consisting of about 2000 islands in the Micronesia region)


Suzana

Сузана (Cyrillic)
Suzana (nominative singular)
Suzane (nominative plural)
Suzane (genitive singular)
Suzana (genitive plural)
Suzani (dative singular)
Suzanama (dative plural)
Suzanu (accusative singular)
Suzane (accusative plural)
Suzano (singular vocative)
Suzane (plural vocative)
Suzani (locative singular)
Suzanama (locative plural)
Suzanom (instrumental singular)
Suzanama (instrumental plural)


Stupar

Stȕpār (canonical masculine)
Сту̏па̄р (Cyrillic)


Češkoslovačka

sh-proper noun

Češkoslòvāčkā f (Cyrillic spelling Чешкосло̀ва̄чка̄)

Češkoslòvāčkā (canonical feminine)
Чешкосло̀ва̄чка̄ (Cyrillic)
Češkoslòvāčkā (nominative singular)
Češkoslovačke (genitive singular)
Češkoslovačkōj (dative singular)
Češkoslovačku (accusative singular)
Češkoslovačka (singular vocative)
Češkoslovačkōj (locative singular)
Češkoslovačkom (instrumental singular)

(uncountable, historical, dated) Czechoslovakia


Bulat

Bùlat (canonical masculine)
Бу̀лат (Cyrillic)


Јаков

Ја̏ков (canonical masculine)
Jȁkov (romanization)

a male given name, equivalent to English Jacob


Јосиф

Јо̀сиф (canonical masculine)
Jòsif (romanization)

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


Cigan

Cȉgān (canonical masculine)
Ци̏га̄н (Cyrillic)
Cȉgān (nominative singular)
Cȉgani (nominative plural)
Cȉgāna (genitive singular)
Cȉgāna (genitive plural)
Cȉgānu (dative singular)
Cȉgānima (dative plural)
Cȉgāna (accusative singular)
Cȉgāne (accusative plural)
Cȉgāne (singular vocative)
Cȉgāni (plural vocative)
Cȉgānu (locative singular)
Cȉgānima (locative plural)
Cȉgānom (instrumental singular)
Cȉgānima (instrumental plural)

Ultimately from Byzantine Greek ἀθίγγανος (athínganos, “untouchable”).


Milovan

Mȉlovan (canonical masculine)
Ми̏лован (Cyrillic)


RMVJ

Ratna mornarica Vojske Jugoslavije
Ratna mornarica Vojske Jugoslavije

(initialism of) Ratna mornarica Vojske Jugoslavije


Ratna mornarica Vojske Jugoslavije

sh-proper noun

Ratna mornarica Vojske Jugoslavije f (Cyrillic spelling Ратна морнарица Војске Југославије)

Ратна морнарица Војске Југославије (Cyrillic)
RMVJ (alternative initialism)

(historical) The official name of the navy of Yugoslavia from 1992 to 2003.


Jugoslavenska Ratna Mornarica

Jugoslavenska Ratna Mornarica f (Cyrillic spelling Југославенска Ратна Морнарица)

Југославенска Ратна Морнарица (Cyrillic)
JRM (alternative initialism)

(historical) The official name of the navy of Yugoslavia.


Srđan

Срђан (Cyrillic)
Srđan (nominative singular)
Srđana (genitive singular)
Srđanu (dative singular)
Srđana (accusative singular)
Srđane (singular vocative)
Srđanu (locative singular)
Srđanom (instrumental singular)


Срђан

Srđan (romanization)
Срђан (nominative singular)
Срђана (genitive singular)
Срђану (dative singular)
Срђана (accusative singular)
Срђане (singular vocative)
Срђану (locative singular)
Срђаном (instrumental singular)


Stolić

Stólić (canonical masculine)
Сто́лић (Cyrillic)


Stoić

Stóić (canonical masculine)
Сто́ић (Cyrillic)


Лавов

Lavov (romanization)
Лавов (nominative singular)
Лавова (genitive singular)
Лавову (dative singular)
Лавов (accusative singular)
Лавове (singular vocative)
Лавову (locative singular)
Лавовом (instrumental singular)


Jasna

Jȁsna (canonical feminine)
Ја̏сна (Cyrillic)
Jasna (nominative singular)
Jasne (nominative plural)
Jasne (genitive singular)
Jasna (genitive plural)
Jasni (dative singular)
Jasnama (dative plural)
Jasnu (accusative singular)
Jasne (accusative plural)
Jasno (singular vocative)
Jasne (plural vocative)
Jasni (locative singular)
Jasnama (locative plural)
Jasnom (instrumental singular)
Jasnama (instrumental plural)

From jasna (“clear, bright”), a calque of the Latinate international name Clara.


Budva

Bȕdva (canonical feminine)
Бу̏два (Cyrillic)
Bȕdva (nominative singular)
Bȕdvē (genitive singular)
Bȕdvi (dative singular)
Bȕdvu (accusative singular)
Bȕdvo (singular vocative)
Bȕdvi (locative singular)
Bȕdvom (instrumental singular)

Budva (a town and municipality of Montenegro)


Balec

From Latin Balletium, ultimately from Proto-Albanian *balā (modern Albanian balë.


Ibar

Balec (canonical masculine)
Балец (Cyrillic)

Montenegro, Serbia and Kosovo
Montenegro, Serbia and Kosovo#English

Ibar (a river, a in Montenegro, Serbia and Kosovo)


Jakov

Jȁkov (canonical masculine)
Ја̏ков (Cyrillic)


Nikica

Nikica (nominative singular)
Nikice (nominative plural)
Nikice (genitive singular)
Nikica (genitive plural)
Nikici (dative singular)
Nikicama (dative plural)
Nikicu (accusative singular)
Nikice (accusative plural)
Nikico (singular vocative)
Nikice (plural vocative)
Nikici (locative singular)
Nikicama (locative plural)
Nikicom (instrumental singular)
Nikicama (instrumental plural)

As a masculine name, hypocoristic from Nikola, as a feminine name, hypocoristic from Nikolina, both from Ancient Greek Νικόλαος (Nikólaos).


Severna Makedonija

Sȅvērnā Makèdōnija f (Cyrillic spelling Се̏ве̄рна̄ Макѐдо̄нија)

Sȅvērnā Makèdōnija (canonical feminine)
Се̏ве̄рна̄ Макѐдо̄нија (Cyrillic)
Sjȅvērnā Makèdōnija (alternative Ijekavian)

North Macedonia (a country on the Balkan Peninsula in Southeast Europe)


Sjeverna Makedonija

Sjȅvērnā Makèdōnija f (Cyrillic spelling Сје̏ве̄рна̄ Макѐдо̄нија)

Sjȅvērnā Makèdōnija (canonical feminine)
Сје̏ве̄рна̄ Макѐдо̄нија (Cyrillic)
Sȅvērnā Makèdōnija (alternative Ekavian)


Сјеверна Македонија

Сје̏ве̄рна̄ Макѐдо̄нија

Сје̏ве̄рна̄ Макѐдо̄нија f (Latin spelling Sjȅvērnā Makèdōnija)

Сје̏ве̄рна̄ Макѐдо̄нија (canonical feminine)
Sjȅvērnā Makèdōnija (romanization)
Се̏ве̄рна̄ Макѐдо̄нија (alternative Ekavian)


Јужна Африка

Ју̏жна̄ А̀фрика

Ју̏жна̄ А̀фрика f (Latin spelling Jȕžnā Àfrika)

Ју̏жна̄ А̀фрика (canonical feminine)
Jȕžnā Àfrika (romanization)

South Africa (a country in Southern Africa)


Tivat

Tȉvat (canonical masculine)
Ти̏ват (Cyrillic)
Tȉvat (nominative singular)
Tȉvta (genitive singular)
Tȉvtu (dative singular)
Tȉvat (accusative singular)
Tȉvte (singular vocative)
Tȉvtu (locative singular)
Tȉvtom (instrumental singular)

Derived either from the name of Illyrian Queen Teuta who ruled the region in 3rd Century BC, or from Greek Θείοδος (Theíodos, “way of God”).

Tivat (a town and municipality of Montenegro)


Pljevlja

Pljȇvlja n pl (Cyrillic spelling Пље̑вља)

Pljȇvlja (canonical neuter plural)
Пље̑вља (Cyrillic)
Pljȇvlja (nominative plural)
Pljȇvāljā (genitive plural)
Pljȇvljima (dative plural)
Pljȇvlja (accusative plural)
Pljȇvlja (plural vocative)
Pljȇvljima (locative plural)
Pljȇvljima (instrumental plural)

Pljevlja (a town and municipality of Montenegro)


Bijelo Polje

Bijélō Pȍlje n (Cyrillic spelling Бије́ло̄ По̏ље)

Bijélō Pȍlje (canonical neuter)
Бије́ло̄ По̏ље (Cyrillic)
Bijélō Pȍlje (nominative singular)
Bijélog Pȍlja (genitive singular)
Bijélomu Pȍlju (dative singular)
Bijélō Pȍlje (accusative singular)
Bijélō Pȍlje (singular vocative)
Bijélom Pȍlju (locative singular)
Bijélim Pȍljem (instrumental singular)

Bijelo Polje (a town and municipality of Montenegro)


Nikšić

Nȉkšić (canonical masculine)
Ни̏кшић (Cyrillic)
Nȉkšić (nominative singular)
Nȉkšića (genitive singular)
Nȉkšiću (dative singular)
Nȉkšić (accusative singular)
Nȉkšiću (singular vocative)
Nȉkšiću (locative singular)
Nȉkšićem (instrumental singular)

Named after the Nikšići, a Montenegrin tribe, whose name most likely derives from the given name Nikola.

Nikšić (a city and municipality of Montenegro)


Никшић

Ни̏кшић (canonical masculine)
Nȉkšić (romanization)
Ни̏кшић (nominative singular)
Ни̏кшића (genitive singular)
Ни̏кшићу (dative singular)
Ни̏кшић (accusative singular)
Ни̏кшићу (singular vocative)
Ни̏кшићу (locative singular)
Ни̏кшићем (instrumental singular)


Пљевља

Пље̑вља (canonical neuter plural)
Pljȇvlja (romanization)
Пље̑вља (nominative plural)
Пље̑ва̄ља̄ (genitive plural)
Пље̑вљима (dative plural)
Пље̑вља (accusative plural)
Пље̑вља (plural vocative)
Пље̑вљима (locative plural)
Пље̑вљима (instrumental plural)


Тиват

Ти̏ват (canonical masculine)
Tȉvat (romanization)
Ти̏ват (nominative singular)
Ти̏вта (genitive singular)
Ти̏вту (dative singular)
Ти̏ват (accusative singular)
Ти̏вте (singular vocative)
Ти̏вту (locative singular)
Ти̏втом (instrumental singular)


Будва

Бу̏два (canonical feminine)
Bȕdva (romanization)
Бу̏два (nominative singular)
Бу̏две (genitive singular)
Бу̏дви (dative singular)
Бу̏дву (accusative singular)
Бу̏дво (singular vocative)
Бу̏дви (locative singular)
Бу̏двом (instrumental singular)


Улцињ

У̀лцињ (canonical masculine)
Ùlcinj (romanization)
У̀лцињ (nominative singular)
У̀лциња (genitive singular)
У̀лцињу (dative singular)
У̀лцињ (accusative singular)
У̀лцињу (singular vocative)
У̀лцињу (locative singular)
У̀лцињем (instrumental singular)

Ulcinj (a town and municipality of Montenegro)


Herceg Novi

Hèrceg Nȍvī m (Cyrillic spelling Хѐрцег Но̏вӣ)

Hèrceg Nȍvī (canonical masculine)
Хѐрцег Но̏вӣ (Cyrillic)
Hèrceg Nȍvī (nominative singular)
Hèrceg Nȍvog (genitive singular)
Hèrceg Nȍvom (dative singular)
Hèrceg Nȍvī (accusative singular)
Hèrceg Nȍvī (singular vocative)
Hèrceg Nȍvom (locative singular)
Hèrceg Nȍvim (instrumental singular)

Herceg Novi (a town and municipality of Montenegro)


Martinčić

Màrtīnčić m (Cyrillic spelling Ма̀ртӣнчић)

Màrtīnčić (canonical masculine)
Ма̀ртӣнчић (Cyrillic)


Bačić

Bȁčić (canonical masculine)
Ба̏чић (Cyrillic)


Jelenčić

Jèlēnčić m (Cyrillic spelling Јѐле̄нчић)

Jèlēnčić (canonical masculine)
Јѐле̄нчић (Cyrillic)


Filipović

Filípović m (Cyrillic spelling Фили́повић)

Filípović (canonical masculine)
Фили́повић (Cyrillic)


Bračević

Bràčević m (Cyrillic spelling Бра̀чевић)

Bràčević (canonical masculine)
Бра̀чевић (Cyrillic)


Damjanović

Dàmjanović m (Cyrillic spelling Да̀мјановић)

Dàmjanović (canonical masculine)
Да̀мјановић (Cyrillic)


Ilić

Ílič (canonical masculine)
И́лич (Cyrillic)


Frajtović

Fràjtović m (Cyrillic spelling Фра̀јтовић)

Fràjtović (canonical masculine)
Фра̀јтовић (Cyrillic)


Krstić

Kŕstić (canonical masculine)
Кр́стић (Cyrillic)


Šćepanović

Šćepánović m (Cyrillic spelling Шћепа́новић)

Šćepánović (canonical masculine)
Шћепа́новић (Cyrillic)


Đorđević

Ðórđević m (Cyrillic spelling Ðо́рђевић)

Ðórđević (canonical masculine)
Ðо́рђевић (Cyrillic)

/d͡ʑǒːrd͡ʑeʋit͡ɕ/


Stefanović

Stefánović m (Cyrillic spelling Стефа́новић)

Stefánović (canonical masculine)
Стефа́новић (Cyrillic)


Pavlović

Pávlović m (Cyrillic spelling Па́вловић)

Pávlović (canonical masculine)
Па́вловић (Cyrillic)


Pantelić

Pàntelić or Pantèlīć m (Cyrillic spelling Па̀нтелић or Пантѐлӣћ)

Pàntelić (canonical)
Pantèlīć (canonical masculine)
Па̀нтелић (Cyrillic)
Пантѐлӣћ (Cyrillic)


Mijatović

Mȉjātović m (Cyrillic spelling Ми̏ја̄товић)

Mȉjātović (canonical masculine)
Ми̏ја̄товић (Cyrillic)


Damnjanović

Dàmnjanović m (Cyrillic spelling Да̀мњановић)

Dàmnjanović (canonical masculine)
Да̀мњановић (Cyrillic)


Bradić

Brádić (canonical masculine)
Бра́дић (Cyrillic)


Matejić

Màtejić (canonical masculine)
Ма̀тејић (Cyrillic)


Janković

Jánković m (Cyrillic spelling Ја́нковић)

Jánković (canonical masculine)
Ја́нковић (Cyrillic)

→ English: Jankovic, Yankovich

?→ French: Yankovitch

→ German: Jankowitsch

→ Hungarian: Jankovics

?→ Polish: Jankowicz

→ Russian: Я́нкович (Jánkovič)

?→ Slovene: Jankovič

Janko, Јанко (“Johnny”, diminutive of Jan, Јан, “John”) + -ović, -овић (suffix forming patronymic surnames)


Čavić

Čávić (canonical masculine)
Ча́вић (Cyrillic)

/t͡ʃǎːʋit͡ɕ/


Stojaković

sh-proper noun

Stojáković m (Cyrillic spelling Стоја́ковић)

Stojáković (canonical masculine)
Стоја́ковић (Cyrillic)


Vojinović

Vojínović m (Cyrillic spelling Воји́новић)

Vojínović (canonical masculine)
Воји́новић (Cyrillic)


Bobić

Bóbić (canonical masculine)
Бо́бић (Cyrillic)


Smiljković

Smíljković m (Cyrillic spelling Сми́љковић)

Smíljković (canonical masculine)
Сми́љковић (Cyrillic)


Savanović

Savánović m (Cyrillic spelling Сава́новић)

Savánović (canonical masculine)
Сава́новић (Cyrillic)


Pešić

Pȅšić (canonical masculine)
Пе̏шић (Cyrillic)


Vučković

Vȕčković m (Cyrillic spelling Ву̏чковић)

Vȕčković (canonical masculine)
Ву̏чковић (Cyrillic)

/ʋût͡ʃkoʋit͡ɕ/


Miladinović

Miladínović m (Cyrillic spelling Милади́новић)

Miladínović (canonical masculine)
Милади́новић (Cyrillic)


Spasojević

Spasójević m (Cyrillic spelling Спасо́јевић)

Spasójević (canonical masculine)
Спасо́јевић (Cyrillic)


Trbojević

Trbójević m (Cyrillic spelling Трбо́јевић)

Trbójević (canonical masculine)
Трбо́јевић (Cyrillic)


Stanojević

Stanójević m (Cyrillic spelling Стано́јевић)

Stanójević (canonical masculine)
Стано́јевић (Cyrillic)


Jako

Jáko (canonical masculine)
Ја́ко (Cyrillic)


Glušević

Glúšević m (Cyrillic spelling Глу́шевић)

Glúšević (canonical masculine)
Глу́шевић (Cyrillic)

English: Gluscevich, Glusevich

desctree

French: Glouchevitch
English: Glouchevitch

/ɡlǔːt͡ʃeʋit͡ɕ/


Tajana

Tàjana (canonical feminine)
Та̀јана (Cyrillic)
Tajana (nominative singular)
Tajane (nominative plural)
Tajane (genitive singular)
Tajana (genitive plural)
Tajani (dative singular)
Tajanama (dative plural)
Tajanu (accusative singular)
Tajane (accusative plural)
Tajano (singular vocative)
Tajane (plural vocative)
Tajani (locative singular)
Tajanama (locative plural)
Tajanom (instrumental singular)
Tajanama (instrumental plural)

From tajiti (“to conceal, keep secret”).


Stojanka

sh-proper noun

Stojánka f (Cyrillic spelling Стоја́нка)

Stojánka (canonical feminine)
Стоја́нка (Cyrillic)
Stojanka (nominative singular)
Stojanke (nominative plural)
Stojanke (genitive singular)
Stojanka (genitive plural)
Stojanki (dative singular)
Stojankama (dative plural)
Stojanku (accusative singular)
Stojanke (accusative plural)
Stojanko (singular vocative)
Stojanke (plural vocative)
Stojanki (locative singular)
Stojankama (locative plural)
Stojankom (instrumental singular)
Stojankama (instrumental plural)


Црна Горо

Црна Гора
Црна Гора#Serbo-Croatian


Вечерница

(colloquial) the evening star, the planet Venus


Šprem

Шпрем (Cyrillic)
Šprem (nominative singular)
Špremi (nominative plural)
Šprema (genitive singular)
Šprema (genitive plural)
Špremu (dative singular)
Špremima (dative plural)
Šprem (accusative singular)
Špreme (accusative plural)
Špreme (singular vocative)
Špremi (plural vocative)
Špremu (locative singular)
Špremima (locative plural)
Špremom (instrumental singular)
Špremima (instrumental plural)


Srbijanca

genitive/accusative singular of Srbijanac


Srbijancima

dative/locative/instrumental plural of Srbijanac


Crnoj Gori

sh-proper-noun-form

Crnoj Gori (Cyrillic spelling Црној Гори)


Crnom Gorom

Crnom Gorom (Cyrillic spelling Црном Гором)

Црном Гором (Cyrillic)


Adisa

Адиса (Cyrillic)
Adisa (nominative singular)
Adise (nominative plural)
Adise (genitive singular)
Adisa (genitive plural)
Adisi (dative singular)
Adisama (dative plural)
Adisu (accusative singular)
Adise (accusative plural)
Adiso (singular vocative)
Adise (plural vocative)
Adisi (locative singular)
Adisama (locative plural)
Adisom (instrumental singular)
Adisama (instrumental plural)


Frunzaverdić

sh-proper noun

Frunzaverdić m (Cyrillic spelling Фрунзавердић)

Фрунзавердић (Cyrillic)


Barbulović

Barbulović m (Cyrillic spelling Барбуловић)

Барбуловић (Cyrillic)


Čulinović

Čulinović m (Cyrillic spelling Чулиновић)


Mirna

Mȋrna (canonical feminine)
Ми̑рна (Cyrillic)


Вечерња звијезда

Вечерња звијезда

Вечерња звијезда f (Latin spelling Večernja zvijezda)


Večernica

Večernica f (Cyrillic spelling Вечерница)


Večernja zvijezda

Večernja zvijezda f (Cyrillic spelling Вечерња звијезда)

Вечерња звијезда (Cyrillic)


Nobilo

English: Nobilo


bajrak

Bàjrak (canonical masculine)
Ба̀јрак (Cyrillic)

From Ottoman Turkish بیراق (bayrak, “flag”).


Космет

Косово и Метохија
Косово и Метохија#Serbo-Croatian

Acronym of Косово и Метохија (“Kosovo and Metohia”).


Kosmet

Kosovo i Metohija
Kosovo i Metohija#Serbo-Croatian

Acronym of Kosovo i Metohija (“Kosovo and Metohia”).


Prica

Prȉca (canonical masculine)
При̏ца (Cyrillic)

Derived from Proto-Slavic *perti (“to quarrel, to oppose”).


Ranka

Ранка (Cyrillic)
Ranka (nominative singular)
Ranke (nominative plural)
Ranke (genitive singular)
Ranka (genitive plural)
Ranki (dative singular)
Rankama (dative plural)
Ranku (accusative singular)
Ranke (accusative plural)
Ranko (singular vocative)
Ranke (plural vocative)
Ranki (locative singular)
Rankama (locative plural)
Rankom (instrumental singular)
Rankama (instrumental plural)


Зенон

a male given name, equivalent to English Zeno


Црне Горе

Цр̑на̄ Го̀ра
Црна Гора#Serbo-Croatian


Црној Гори

Цр̑на̄ Го̀ра
Црна Гора#Serbo-Croatian

dative/locative singular of Цр̑на̄ Го̀ра


Црном Гором

sh-proper-noun-form

Црном Гором (Latin spelling Crnom Gorom)

Цр̑на̄ Го̀ра
Црна Гора#Serbo-Croatian


Црну Гору

Цр̑на̄ Го̀ра
Црна Гора#Serbo-Croatian


Klobučar

sh-proper noun

Klòbučār or Klobùčār m (Cyrillic spelling Кло̀буча̄р or Клобу̀ча̄р)

Klòbučār (canonical)
Klobùčār (canonical masculine)
Кло̀буча̄р (Cyrillic)
Клобу̀ча̄р (Cyrillic)
Klòbučār (nominative singular)
Klòbučāri (nominative plural)
Klòbučāra (genitive singular)
Klòbučārā (genitive plural)
Klòbučāru (dative singular)
Klòbučārima (dative plural)
Klòbučāra (accusative singular)
Klòbučār (accusative singular)
Klòbučāre (accusative plural)
Klòbučāre (singular vocative)
Klòbučāru (singular vocative)
Klòbučāri (plural vocative)
Klòbučāru (locative singular)
Klòbučārima (locative plural)
Klòbučārom (instrumental singular)
Klòbučarēm (instrumental singular)
Klòbučārima (instrumental plural)
Klobùčār (nominative singular)
Klobučári (nominative plural)
Klobučára (genitive singular)
Klobučárā (genitive plural)
Klobučáru (dative singular)
Klobučárima (dative plural)
Klobučára (accusative singular)
Klobùčār (accusative singular)
Klobučáre (accusative plural)
Klȍbučāre (singular vocative)
Klȍbučāru (singular vocative)
Klobučári (plural vocative)
Klobučáru (locative singular)
Klobučárima (locative plural)
Klobučárom (instrumental singular)
Klobučárem (instrumental singular)
Klobučárima (instrumental plural)

(singular only, inanimate) an uninhabited island in the Kornati archipelago (Adriatic Sea)


Mokoš

Mȍkoš (canonical feminine)
Мо̏кош (Cyrillic)
Mȍkoš (nominative singular)
Mȍkoši (genitive singular)
Mȍkoši (dative singular)
Mȍkoš (accusative singular)
Mȍkoši (singular vocative)
Mȍkoši (locative singular)
Mȍkoši (instrumental singular)

Learned borrowing from Russian Мо́кошь (Mókošʹ), from Old East Slavic Мокошь (Mokošĭ), from Proto-Slavic *Mokošь.

lbor

A Mokoš se bila stvorila vranom i sjela na sljeme doma čađavoga.

1919, Andrija Milčinović, Mali ljudi, Matica hrvatska, page 60:

And Mokosh turned into a crow and sat on the edge of the burrowed house.


Klaić

Kláić (canonical masculine)
Кла́ић (Cyrillic)
Klajić (alternative)

Alternative spelling of Klajić, omitting the non-phonemic ⟨j⟩.

Oduzeti građanima trg [...] znak je potpune odvojenosti vladajuće elite od naroda i od onoga što bi republika trebala značiti, već prema samom korijenu te riječi (otvorite Klaića ako ste toliko zabrazdili u hrvatskoj političkoj svakodnevici da ste to zaboravili).

2023 October 14, Feđa Gavrilović, “Zabranjeni trg”, in Jutarnji list, number 9039, Zagreb, page 15:

To take the public square away from the citizens … is a sign of the ruling elite's complete disconnect from the people and from what a republic should signify, by the very root of that word (open a Klaić if you've ended up stuck so deep in Croatian political humdrum to the point of forgetting it).

(Croatia, metonymic) Rječnik stranih riječi (A Dictionary of Foreign Words, 1st ed. 1951) by Bratoljub Klaić


Kljaić

Kljáić (canonical)
Кља́ић (Cyrillic)
Kljaić (alternative)

Alternative spelling of Kljajić, omitting the non-phonemic ⟨j⟩.


Klajić

Klájić (canonical masculine)
Кла́јић (Cyrillic)
Klaić (alternative)

From Kljajić, by dissimilation of the palatal sounds: IPA⁽ᵏᵉʸ⁾: [kʎǎːi̯it͡ɕ] to IPA⁽ᵏᵉʸ⁾: [klǎːi̯it͡ɕ].

IPA

􂀿kʎǎːi̯it͡ɕ􂁀

IPA⁽ᵏᵉʸ⁾: [kʎǎːi̯it͡ɕ]

􂀿klǎːi̯it͡ɕ􂁀


Kljajić

Kljájić (canonical)
Кља́јић (Cyrillic)
Kljaić (alternative)


Kljajo

Kljájo (canonical masculine)
Кља́јо (Cyrillic)

From kljast (“crippled”) + -o (“hypocoristic suffix”).


Puljizević

sh-proper noun

Puljízević m (Cyrillic spelling Пуљи́зевић)

Puljízević (canonical masculine)
Пуљи́зевић (Cyrillic)

From Italian surname Italian Pugliese (from Italian pugliese meaning "a native of or an immigrant originating from Puglia) + Serbo-Croatian -ević.
Related to the Italian surnames Puglia, Puglie, Pugliano, Pugliese, Pugliesi, and Puglisi.


Stana

Stána (canonical feminine)
Ста́на (Cyrillic)
Stana (nominative singular)
Stane (nominative plural)
Stane (genitive singular)
Stana (genitive plural)
Stani (dative singular)
Stanama (dative plural)
Stanu (accusative singular)
Stane (accusative plural)
Stano (singular vocative)
Stane (plural vocative)
Stani (locative singular)
Stanama (locative plural)
Stanom (instrumental singular)
Stanama (instrumental plural)


Vojska Jugoslavije

Vojska Jugoslavije f (Cyrillic spelling Војска Југославије)

Војска Југославије (Cyrillic)
VJ (alternative initialism)


nebosklon

nȅbosklōn or nȅbosklon m (Cyrillic spelling не̏боскло̄н or не̏босклон)

nȅbosklōn (canonical)
nȅbosklon (canonical masculine)
не̏боскло̄н (Cyrillic)
не̏босклон (Cyrillic)
nȅbosklōn (nominative singular)
nȅbosklōni (nominative plural)
nȅbosklōna (genitive singular)
nȅbosklōnā (genitive plural)
nȅbosklōnu (dative singular)
nȅbosklōnima (dative plural)
nȅbosklōna (accusative singular)
nȅbosklōne (accusative plural)
nȅbosklōne (singular vocative)
nȅbosklōni (plural vocative)
nȅbosklōnu (locative singular)
nȅbosklōnima (locative plural)
nȅbosklōnom (instrumental singular)
nȅbosklōnima (instrumental plural)

From Russian небоскло́н (nebosklón). The accent nȅbosklōn is formed according to similar trisyllabic compounds.

Sve p'jesak sivi, kameniti puti
I gore mrki, tudji nebosklon!

1898, Silvije Strahimir Kranjčević, “Prvi grijeh”, in Izabrane pjesme, Zagreb: Matica hrvatska, page 218:

All is just gray sand, rocky paths
And above – a dark, foreign sky!


Nubija

Nȗbija (canonical feminine)
Ну̑бија (Cyrillic)
Nubija (nominative singular)
Nubije (genitive singular)
Nubiji (dative singular)
Nubiju (accusative singular)
Nubijo (singular vocative)
Nubiji (locative singular)
Nubijom (instrumental singular)

(uncountable) Nubia (a historical region in the upper Nile)


Najman

Nȁjman (canonical masculine)
На̏јман (Cyrillic)


Obradović

Obrádović m (Cyrillic spelling Обра́довић)

Obrádović (canonical masculine)
Обра́довић (Cyrillic)


Lipović

Lȉpović or Lípović m (Cyrillic spelling Ли̏повић or Ли́повић)

Lȉpović (canonical)
Lípović (canonical masculine)
Ли̏повић (Cyrillic)
Ли́повић (Cyrillic)

→ Azerbaijani: Lipoviç

→ English: Lipovich

→ Hungarian: Lipovics

→ Polish: Lipowicz


Terzić

Tèrzīć (canonical masculine)
Тѐрзӣћ (Cyrillic)


Elez

Èlez (canonical masculine)
Ѐлез (Cyrillic)


Glavaš

Glȁvāš (canonical masculine)
Гла̏ва̄ш (Cyrillic)


Čop

Čȍp (canonical masculine)
Чо̏п (Cyrillic)


Dejan

Dèjan (canonical masculine)
Дѐјан (Cyrillic)


Vid

Vȉd (canonical masculine)
Ви̏д (Cyrillic)


Siniša

Sìniša (canonical masculine)
Сѝниша (Cyrillic)


Mijo

Míjo (canonical masculine)
Ми́јо (Cyrillic)


Vinko

Vȋnko (canonical masculine)
Ви̑нко (Cyrillic)


Božo

Bóžo (canonical masculine)
Бо́жо (Cyrillic)


Lovro

Lóvro (canonical masculine)
Ло́вро (Cyrillic)

a male given name, equivalent to English Laurence


Joso

Jóso (canonical masculine)
Јо́со (Cyrillic)


Rajko

Rájko (canonical masculine)
Ра́јко (Cyrillic)

A hypocoristic form of Radoslav or Radomir. First attested in the 15th century.


Predrag

Prȅdrāg (canonical masculine)
Пре̏дра̄г (Cyrillic)


Jerko

Jérko (canonical masculine)
Је́рко (Cyrillic)


Želimir

Žȅlimīr (canonical masculine)
Же̏лимӣр (Cyrillic)


Davorin

Dȁvorin (canonical masculine)
Да̏ворин (Cyrillic)


Krešo

Kréšo (canonical masculine)
Кре́шо (Cyrillic)


Mihovil

Mihòvil (canonical masculine)
Михо̀вил (Cyrillic)


Miodrag

Mȉodrag (canonical masculine)
Ми̏одраг (Cyrillic)


Kruno

Krúno (canonical masculine)
Кру́но (Cyrillic)


Jadranko

Jȁdrānko m (Cyrillic spelling Ја̏дра̄нко)

Jȁdrānko (canonical masculine)
Ја̏дра̄нко (Cyrillic)


Čedomir

Čèdomir (canonical masculine)
Чѐдомир (Cyrillic)
Čedomir (nominative singular)
Čedomira (genitive singular)
Čedomiru (dative singular)
Čedomira (accusative singular)
Čedomire (singular vocative)
Čedomiru (locative singular)
Čedomirom (instrumental singular)


Zvjezdan

Zvjèzdan (canonical masculine)
Звјѐздан (Cyrillic)


Savka

Sȃvka (canonical feminine)
Са̑вка (Cyrillic)
Savka (nominative singular)
Savke (nominative plural)
Savke (genitive singular)
Savka (genitive plural)
Savki (dative singular)
Savkama (dative plural)
Savku (accusative singular)
Savke (accusative plural)
Savko (singular vocative)
Savke (plural vocative)
Savki (locative singular)
Savkama (locative plural)
Savkom (instrumental singular)
Savkama (instrumental plural)


Ljubodrag

Ljubodrag m (Cyrillic spelling Љубодраг)


Cvitko

Cvȉtko (canonical masculine)
Цви̏тко (Cyrillic)


Đurica

Ðurđica (canonical masculine)
Ðурђица (Cyrillic)


Lucijan

Lùcijān (canonical masculine)
Лу̀ција̄н (Cyrillic)


Cvita

Cvíta (canonical feminine)
Цви́та (Cyrillic)
Cvita (nominative singular)
Cvite (nominative plural)
Cvite (genitive singular)
Cvita (genitive plural)
Cviti (dative singular)
Cvitama (dative plural)
Cvitu (accusative singular)
Cvite (accusative plural)
Cvito (singular vocative)
Cvite (plural vocative)
Cviti (locative singular)
Cvitama (locative plural)
Cvitom (instrumental singular)
Cvitama (instrumental plural)


Cvija

Цвија (Cyrillic)
Cvijaa (nominative singular)
Cvijae (nominative plural)
Cvijae (genitive singular)
Cvijaa (genitive plural)
Cvijai (dative singular)
Cvijaama (dative plural)
Cvijau (accusative singular)
Cvijae (accusative plural)
Cvijao (singular vocative)
Cvijae (plural vocative)
Cvijai (locative singular)
Cvijaama (locative plural)
Cvijaom (instrumental singular)
Cvijaama (instrumental plural)


Željan

Žȅljan (canonical masculine)
Же̏љан (Cyrillic)

From željan (“eager”). First attested in the 15th century.


Zorislava

Zorislava f (Cyrillic spelling Зорислава)

Зорислава (Cyrillic)
Zorislava (nominative singular)
Zorislave (nominative plural)
Zorislave (genitive singular)
Zorislava (genitive plural)
Zorislavi (dative singular)
Zorislavama (dative plural)
Zorislavu (accusative singular)
Zorislave (accusative plural)
Zorislavo (singular vocative)
Zorislave (plural vocative)
Zorislavi (locative singular)
Zorislavama (locative plural)
Zorislavom (instrumental singular)
Zorislavama (instrumental plural)


Vukosava

Вукосава (Cyrillic)
Vukosava (nominative singular)
Vukosave (nominative plural)
Vukosave (genitive singular)
Vukosava (genitive plural)
Vukosavi (dative singular)
Vukosavama (dative plural)
Vukosavu (accusative singular)
Vukosave (accusative plural)
Vukosavo (singular vocative)
Vukosave (plural vocative)
Vukosavi (locative singular)
Vukosavama (locative plural)
Vukosavom (instrumental singular)
Vukosavama (instrumental plural)


Ajša

Ајша (Cyrillic)
Ajša (nominative singular)
Ajše (nominative plural)
Ajše (genitive singular)
Ajša (genitive plural)
Ajši (dative singular)
Ajšama (dative plural)
Ajšu (accusative singular)
Ajše (accusative plural)
Ajšo (singular vocative)
Ajše (plural vocative)
Ajši (locative singular)
Ajšama (locative plural)
Ajšom (instrumental singular)
Ajšama (instrumental plural)


Oršić

Óršić (canonical masculine)
О́ршић (Cyrillic)


Jakša

Jȁkša (canonical masculine)
Ја̏кша (Cyrillic)


Maček

Màček (canonical masculine)
Ма̀чек (Cyrillic)


Stojić

Stójić (canonical masculine)
Сто́јић (Cyrillic)


Jurić

Júrić (canonical masculine)
Ју́рић (Cyrillic)


Jezerinac

Jezerínac m (Cyrillic spelling Језери́нац)

Jezerínac (canonical masculine)
Језери́нац (Cyrillic)


Brdar

Bȑdār (canonical masculine)
Бр̏да̄р (Cyrillic)


Vrdoljak

Vrdòljāk m (Cyrillic spelling Врдо̀ља̄к)

Vrdòljāk (canonical masculine)
Врдо̀ља̄к (Cyrillic)


Jasminka

Jàsmīnka f (Cyrillic spelling Ја̀смӣнка)

Jàsmīnka (canonical feminine)
Ја̀смӣнка (Cyrillic)
Jasminka (nominative singular)
Jasminke (nominative plural)
Jasminke (genitive singular)
Jasminka (genitive plural)
Jasminki (dative singular)
Jasminkama (dative plural)
Jasminku (accusative singular)
Jasminke (accusative plural)
Jasminko (singular vocative)
Jasminke (plural vocative)
Jasminki (locative singular)
Jasminkama (locative plural)
Jasminkom (instrumental singular)
Jasminkama (instrumental plural)


Žuvela

Žùvela (canonical masculine)
Жу̀вела (Cyrillic)


Ljubinka

Љубинка (Cyrillic)
Ljubinka (nominative singular)
Ljubinke (nominative plural)
Ljubinke (genitive singular)
Ljubinka (genitive plural)
Ljubinki (dative singular)
Ljubinkama (dative plural)
Ljubinku (accusative singular)
Ljubinke (accusative plural)
Ljubinko (singular vocative)
Ljubinke (plural vocative)
Ljubinki (locative singular)
Ljubinkama (locative plural)
Ljubinkom (instrumental singular)
Ljubinkama (instrumental plural)


Brankica

Бранкица (Cyrillic)
Brankica (nominative singular)
Brankice (nominative plural)
Brankice (genitive singular)
Brankica (genitive plural)
Brankici (dative singular)
Brankicama (dative plural)
Brankicu (accusative singular)
Brankice (accusative plural)
Brankico (singular vocative)
Brankice (plural vocative)
Brankici (locative singular)
Brankicama (locative plural)
Brankicom (instrumental singular)
Brankicama (instrumental plural)


Ćiril

Ćìril (canonical masculine)
Ћѝрил (Cyrillic)


Tugomir

Tȕgomīr (canonical masculine)
Ту̏гомӣр (Cyrillic)


Vukota

Vȕkota (canonical masculine)
Ву̏кота (Cyrillic)


Saulačić

Saulȁčić m (Cyrillic spelling Саула̏чић)

Saulȁčić (canonical masculine)
Саула̏чић (Cyrillic)


Zambelić

Zȁmbelić m (Cyrillic spelling За̏мбелић)

Zȁmbelić (canonical masculine)
За̏мбелић (Cyrillic)


Абрамовић

From Абрам + -овић.

af

Абрам + -овић


Алановић

From Алан + -овић.

Алан + -овић


Аћимовић

From Аћим + -овић.

Аћим + -овић


Настасијевић

head

Настасијевић

From Настасја + -евић.

af

Настасја + -евић


Čedo

Čédo (canonical masculine)
Че́до (Cyrillic)


Drinčić

Drȋnčić (canonical masculine)
Дри̑нчић (Cyrillic)


Kristofor

sh-proper noun

Krìstofōr m (Cyrillic spelling Крѝстофо̄р)

Krìstofōr (canonical masculine)
Крѝстофо̄р (Cyrillic)

a male given name, equivalent to English Christopher


Dunja

Dȕnja (canonical feminine)
Ду̏ња (Cyrillic)
Dunja (nominative singular)
Dunje (nominative plural)
Dunje (genitive singular)
Dunja (genitive plural)
Dunji (dative singular)
Dunjama (dative plural)
Dunju (accusative singular)
Dunje (accusative plural)
Dunjo (singular vocative)
Dunje (plural vocative)
Dunji (locative singular)
Dunjama (locative plural)
Dunjom (instrumental singular)
Dunjama (instrumental plural)


Жељко

Жȇљко (canonical masculine)
Žȇljko (romanization)
Жељко (nominative singular)
Жељка (genitive singular)
Жељку (dative singular)
Жељка (accusative singular)
Жељко (singular vocative)
Жељку (locative singular)
Жељком (instrumental singular)


Bratislav

Bratislav m (Cyrillic spelling Братислав)


Darislav

Dàrislav m (Cyrillic spelling Да̀рислав)

Dàrislav (canonical masculine)
Да̀рислав (Cyrillic)


Agić

Ágić (canonical masculine)
А́гић (Cyrillic)


Anić

Ànić (canonical masculine)
А̀нић (Cyrillic)


Katić

Kátić or Kȃtić m (Cyrillic spelling Ка́тић or Ка̑тић)

Kátić (canonical)
Kȃtić (canonical masculine)
Ка́тић (Cyrillic)
Ка̑тић (Cyrillic)


Anđelić

Anđèlīć (canonical masculine)
Анђѐлӣћ (Cyrillic)


Nedić

Nédić (canonical masculine)
Не́дић (Cyrillic)


Anđela

Ànđela (canonical feminine)
А̀нђела (Cyrillic)
Anđela (nominative singular)
Anđele (nominative plural)
Anđele (genitive singular)
Anđela (genitive plural)
Anđeli (dative singular)
Anđelama (dative plural)
Anđelu (accusative singular)
Anđele (accusative plural)
Anđelo (singular vocative)
Anđele (plural vocative)
Anđeli (locative singular)
Anđelama (locative plural)
Anđelom (instrumental singular)
Anđelama (instrumental plural)


Zorić

Zórić (canonical masculine)
Зо́рић (Cyrillic)


Smilja

Smȋlja (canonical feminine)
Сми̑ља (Cyrillic)
Smilja (nominative singular)
Smilje (nominative plural)
Smilje (genitive singular)
Smilja (genitive plural)
Smilji (dative singular)
Smiljama (dative plural)
Smilju (accusative singular)
Smilje (accusative plural)
Smiljo (singular vocative)
Smilje (plural vocative)
Smilji (locative singular)
Smiljama (locative plural)
Smiljom (instrumental singular)
Smiljama (instrumental plural)


Smiljić

Smíljić (canonical masculine)
Сми́љић (Cyrillic)


Višnja

Vȉšnja (canonical feminine)
Ви̏шња (Cyrillic)
Višnja (nominative singular)
Višnje (nominative plural)
Višnje (genitive singular)
Višnja (genitive plural)
Višnji (dative singular)
Višnjama (dative plural)
Višnju (accusative singular)
Višnje (accusative plural)
Višnjo (singular vocative)
Višnje (plural vocative)
Višnji (locative singular)
Višnjama (locative plural)
Višnjom (instrumental singular)
Višnjama (instrumental plural)


Višnjić

Vȉšnjić (canonical masculine)
Ви̏шњић (Cyrillic)


Janja

Jánja (canonical feminine)
Ја́ња (Cyrillic)
Janja (nominative singular)
Janje (nominative plural)
Janje (genitive singular)
Janja (genitive plural)
Janji (dative singular)
Janjama (dative plural)
Janju (accusative singular)
Janje (accusative plural)
Janjo (singular vocative)
Janje (plural vocative)
Janji (locative singular)
Janjama (locative plural)
Janjom (instrumental singular)
Janjama (instrumental plural)


Janjić

Jánjić (canonical masculine)
Ја́њић (Cyrillic)


Sarić

Sȁrić (canonical masculine)
Са̏рић (Cyrillic)


Maksimilijan

Maksimìlijan m (Cyrillic spelling Максимѝлијан)

Maksimìlijan (canonical masculine)
Максимѝлијан (Cyrillic)

a male given name from Latin, equivalent to English Maximus


Vukašin

Vukàšin (canonical masculine)
Вука̀шин (Cyrillic)


Živojin

Žȉvojin (canonical masculine)
Жи̏војин (Cyrillic)
Živojin (nominative singular)
Živojina (genitive singular)
Živojinu (dative singular)
Živojina (accusative singular)
Živojine (singular vocative)
Živojinu (locative singular)
Živojinom (instrumental singular)


Žaklina

Žaklína (canonical feminine)
Жакли́на (Cyrillic)
Žaklina (nominative singular)
Žakline (nominative plural)
Žakline (genitive singular)
Žaklina (genitive plural)
Žaklini (dative singular)
Žaklinama (dative plural)
Žaklinu (accusative singular)
Žakline (accusative plural)
Žaklino (singular vocative)
Žakline (plural vocative)
Žaklini (locative singular)
Žaklinama (locative plural)
Žaklinom (instrumental singular)
Žaklinama (instrumental plural)


Žarka

Жарка (Cyrillic)
Žarka (nominative singular)
Žarke (nominative plural)
Žarke (genitive singular)
Žarka (genitive plural)
Žarki (dative singular)
Žarkama (dative plural)
Žarku (accusative singular)
Žarke (accusative plural)
Žarko (singular vocative)
Žarke (plural vocative)
Žarki (locative singular)
Žarkama (locative plural)
Žarkom (instrumental singular)
Žarkama (instrumental plural)


Željkica

Жељкица (Cyrillic)
Željkica (nominative singular)
Željkice (nominative plural)
Željkice (genitive singular)
Željkica (genitive plural)
Željkici (dative singular)
Željkicama (dative plural)
Željkicu (accusative singular)
Željkice (accusative plural)
Željkico (singular vocative)
Željkice (plural vocative)
Željkici (locative singular)
Željkicama (locative plural)
Željkicom (instrumental singular)
Željkicama (instrumental plural)


Vojka

Војка (Cyrillic)
Vojka (nominative singular)
Vojke (nominative plural)
Vojke (genitive singular)
Vojka (genitive plural)
Vojki (dative singular)
Vojkama (dative plural)
Vojku (accusative singular)
Vojke (accusative plural)
Vojko (singular vocative)
Vojke (plural vocative)
Vojki (locative singular)
Vojkama (locative plural)
Vojkom (instrumental singular)
Vojkama (instrumental plural)


Sedmogradska

Sedmogradska f (Cyrillic spelling Седмоградска)

Седмоградска (Cyrillic)

From sedam (“seven”) + -o- + grad (“town”) + -ska; a calque of German Siebenbürgen. Compare Slovak Sedmohradsko, Czech Sedmihradsko, Polish Siedmiogród.

compound

Transylvania (a region in western Romania)


Enisa

Ениса (Cyrillic)
Enisa (nominative singular)
Enise (nominative plural)
Enise (genitive singular)
Enisa (genitive plural)
Enisi (dative singular)
Enisama (dative plural)
Enisu (accusative singular)
Enise (accusative plural)
Eniso (singular vocative)
Enise (plural vocative)
Enisi (locative singular)
Enisama (locative plural)
Enisom (instrumental singular)
Enisama (instrumental plural)


Rozina

Розина (Cyrillic)
Rozina (nominative singular)
Rozine (nominative plural)
Rozine (genitive singular)
Rozina (genitive plural)
Rozini (dative singular)
Rozinama (dative plural)
Rozinu (accusative singular)
Rozine (accusative plural)
Rozino (singular vocative)
Rozine (plural vocative)
Rozini (locative singular)
Rozinama (locative plural)
Rozinom (instrumental singular)
Rozinama (instrumental plural)


Zineta

Зинета (Cyrillic)
Zineta (nominative singular)
Zinete (nominative plural)
Zinete (genitive singular)
Zineta (genitive plural)
Zineti (dative singular)
Zinetama (dative plural)
Zinetu (accusative singular)
Zinete (accusative plural)
Zineto (singular vocative)
Zinete (plural vocative)
Zineti (locative singular)
Zinetama (locative plural)
Zinetom (instrumental singular)
Zinetama (instrumental plural)


Kovačević

/koʋǎːt͡ʃeʋit͡ɕ/


Popović

Pòpović (canonical masculine)
По̀повић (Cyrillic)


Barišić

Bȁrišić (canonical masculine)
Ба̏ришић (Cyrillic)


Vidović

Vȉdović (canonical masculine)
Ви̏довић (Cyrillic)


Lovrić

Lóvrić (canonical masculine)
Ло́врић (Cyrillic)


Jukić

Jȕkić (canonical masculine)
Ју̏кић (Cyrillic)


Šarić

Šárić (canonical masculine)
Ша́рић (Cyrillic)


Blažević

sh-proper noun

Blážević m (Cyrillic spelling Бла́жевић)

Blážević (canonical masculine)
Бла́жевић (Cyrillic)


Grgić

Gȑgić (canonical masculine)
Гр̏гић (Cyrillic)


Nejra

Нејра (Cyrillic)
Nejra (nominative singular)
Nejre (nominative plural)
Nejre (genitive singular)
Nejra (genitive plural)
Nejri (dative singular)
Nejrama (dative plural)
Nejru (accusative singular)
Nejre (accusative plural)
Nejro (singular vocative)
Nejre (plural vocative)
Nejri (locative singular)
Nejrama (locative plural)
Nejrom (instrumental singular)
Nejrama (instrumental plural)


Mislava

Mȉslava (canonical feminine)
Ми̏слава (Cyrillic)
Mislava (nominative singular)
Mislave (nominative plural)
Mislave (genitive singular)
Mislava (genitive plural)
Mislavi (dative singular)
Mislavama (dative plural)
Mislavu (accusative singular)
Mislave (accusative plural)
Mislavo (singular vocative)
Mislave (plural vocative)
Mislavi (locative singular)
Mislavama (locative plural)
Mislavom (instrumental singular)
Mislavama (instrumental plural)


Stojanović

Stojánović m (Cyrillic spelling Стоја́новић)

Stojánović (canonical masculine)
Стоја́новић (Cyrillic)


Borislava

Bòrislava f (Cyrillic spelling Бо̀рислава)

Bòrislava (canonical feminine)
Бо̀рислава (Cyrillic)
Borislava (nominative singular)
Borislave (nominative plural)
Borislave (genitive singular)
Borislava (genitive plural)
Borislavi (dative singular)
Borislavama (dative plural)
Borislavu (accusative singular)
Borislave (accusative plural)
Borislavo (singular vocative)
Borislave (plural vocative)
Borislavi (locative singular)
Borislavama (locative plural)
Borislavom (instrumental singular)
Borislavama (instrumental plural)


Velibor

Vèlibōr (canonical masculine)
Вѐлибо̄р (Cyrillic)


Velimira

Vȅlimira f (Cyrillic spelling Ве̏лимира)

Vȅlimira (canonical feminine)
Ве̏лимира (Cyrillic)
Velimira (nominative singular)
Velimire (nominative plural)
Velimire (genitive singular)
Velimira (genitive plural)
Velimiri (dative singular)
Velimirama (dative plural)
Velimiru (accusative singular)
Velimire (accusative plural)
Velimiro (singular vocative)
Velimire (plural vocative)
Velimiri (locative singular)
Velimirama (locative plural)
Velimirom (instrumental singular)
Velimirama (instrumental plural)


Slavo

Slávo (canonical masculine)
Сла́во (Cyrillic)


Slavojka

Славојка (Cyrillic)
Slavojka (nominative singular)
Slavojke (nominative plural)
Slavojke (genitive singular)
Slavojka (genitive plural)
Slavojki (dative singular)
Slavojkama (dative plural)
Slavojku (accusative singular)
Slavojke (accusative plural)
Slavojko (singular vocative)
Slavojke (plural vocative)
Slavojki (locative singular)
Slavojkama (locative plural)
Slavojkom (instrumental singular)
Slavojkama (instrumental plural)


Andrijana

Andrijana f (Cyrillic spelling Андријана)

Андријана (Cyrillic)
Andrijana (nominative singular)
Andrijane (nominative plural)
Andrijane (genitive singular)
Andrijana (genitive plural)
Andrijani (dative singular)
Andrijanama (dative plural)
Andrijanu (accusative singular)
Andrijane (accusative plural)
Andrijano (singular vocative)
Andrijane (plural vocative)
Andrijani (locative singular)
Andrijanama (locative plural)
Andrijanom (instrumental singular)
Andrijanama (instrumental plural)


Mihalj

Mìhalj (canonical masculine)
Мѝхаљ (Cyrillic)


Radoslava

Rȁdoslava f (Cyrillic spelling Ра̏дослава)

Rȁdoslava (canonical feminine)
Ра̏дослава (Cyrillic)
Radoslava (nominative singular)
Radoslave (nominative plural)
Radoslave (genitive singular)
Radoslava (genitive plural)
Radoslavi (dative singular)
Radoslavama (dative plural)
Radoslavu (accusative singular)
Radoslave (accusative plural)
Radoslavo (singular vocative)
Radoslave (plural vocative)
Radoslavi (locative singular)
Radoslavama (locative plural)
Radoslavom (instrumental singular)
Radoslavama (instrumental plural)


Radica

Rȁdica (canonical feminine)
Ра̏дица (Cyrillic)
Radica (nominative singular)
Radice (nominative plural)
Radice (genitive singular)
Radica (genitive plural)
Radici (dative singular)
Radicama (dative plural)
Radicu (accusative singular)
Radice (accusative plural)
Radico (singular vocative)
Radice (plural vocative)
Radici (locative singular)
Radicama (locative plural)
Radicom (instrumental singular)
Radicama (instrumental plural)


Božidar

Bȍžidār (canonical feminine)
Бо̏жида̄р (Cyrillic)


Darjan

Dàrjan (canonical masculine)
Да̀рјан (Cyrillic)


Daroslav

Dȁroslav m (Cyrillic spelling Да̏рослав)

Dȁroslav (canonical masculine)
Да̏рослав (Cyrillic)


Božidarka

Bȍžidārka f (Cyrillic spelling Бо̏жида̄рка)

Bȍžidārka (canonical feminine)
Бо̏жида̄рка (Cyrillic)
Božidarka (nominative singular)
Božidarke (nominative plural)
Božidarke (genitive singular)
Božidarka (genitive plural)
Božidarki (dative singular)
Božidarkama (dative plural)
Božidarku (accusative singular)
Božidarke (accusative plural)
Božidarko (singular vocative)
Božidarke (plural vocative)
Božidarki (locative singular)
Božidarkama (locative plural)
Božidarkom (instrumental singular)
Božidarkama (instrumental plural)


Dragoslav

Drȁgoslav m (Cyrillic spelling Дра̏гослав)

Drȁgoslav (canonical masculine)
Дра̏гослав (Cyrillic)


Amela

Амела (Cyrillic)
Amela (nominative singular)
Amele (nominative plural)
Amele (genitive singular)
Amela (genitive plural)
Ameli (dative singular)
Amelama (dative plural)
Amelu (accusative singular)
Amele (accusative plural)
Amelo (singular vocative)
Amele (plural vocative)
Ameli (locative singular)
Amelama (locative plural)
Amelom (instrumental singular)
Amelama (instrumental plural)


Alojzija

Алојзија (Cyrillic)
Alojzija (nominative singular)
Alojzije (nominative plural)
Alojzije (genitive singular)
Alojzija (genitive plural)
Alojziji (dative singular)
Alojzijama (dative plural)
Alojziju (accusative singular)
Alojzije (accusative plural)
Alojzijo (singular vocative)
Alojzije (plural vocative)
Alojziji (locative singular)
Alojzijama (locative plural)
Alojzijom (instrumental singular)
Alojzijama (instrumental plural)


Agneza

Agnéza (canonical feminine)
Агне́за (Cyrillic)
Agneza (nominative singular)
Agneze (nominative plural)
Agneze (genitive singular)
Agneza (genitive plural)
Agnezi (dative singular)
Agnezama (dative plural)
Agnezu (accusative singular)
Agneze (accusative plural)
Agnezo (singular vocative)
Agneze (plural vocative)
Agnezi (locative singular)
Agnezama (locative plural)
Agnezom (instrumental singular)
Agnezama (instrumental plural)


Ančica

Ȁničica (canonical feminine)
А̏ничица (Cyrillic)
Ančica (nominative singular)
Ančice (nominative plural)
Ančice (genitive singular)
Ančica (genitive plural)
Ančici (dative singular)
Ančicama (dative plural)
Ančicu (accusative singular)
Ančice (accusative plural)
Ančico (singular vocative)
Ančice (plural vocative)
Ančici (locative singular)
Ančicama (locative plural)
Ančicom (instrumental singular)
Ančicama (instrumental plural)


Draženka

Драженка (Cyrillic)
Draženka (nominative singular)
Draženke (nominative plural)
Draženke (genitive singular)
Draženka (genitive plural)
Draženki (dative singular)
Draženkama (dative plural)
Draženku (accusative singular)
Draženke (accusative plural)
Draženko (singular vocative)
Draženke (plural vocative)
Draženki (locative singular)
Draženkama (locative plural)
Draženkom (instrumental singular)
Draženkama (instrumental plural)


Stjepana

Стјепана (Cyrillic)
Stjepana (nominative singular)
Stjepane (nominative plural)
Stjepane (genitive singular)
Stjepana (genitive plural)
Stjepani (dative singular)
Stjepanama (dative plural)
Stjepanu (accusative singular)
Stjepane (accusative plural)
Stjepano (singular vocative)
Stjepane (plural vocative)
Stjepani (locative singular)
Stjepanama (locative plural)
Stjepanom (instrumental singular)
Stjepanama (instrumental plural)


Мокош

Мо̏кош (canonical feminine)
Mȍkoš (romanization)
Мо̏кош (nominative singular)
Мо̏коши (genitive singular)
Мо̏коши (dative singular)
Мо̏кош (accusative singular)
Мо̏коши (singular vocative)
Мо̏коши (locative singular)
Мо̏коши (instrumental singular)

lbor

Learned borrowing from Russian Мо́кошь (Mókošʹ)

Богиња Мокош, коју су поштобале жене и девојке, повезана је „са поштовањем порођајних болова Богородице”.

2001, Mirjaná Đekić, Водице у Војводини, Драганић, page 44:

Worshipped by women and girls, the goddess Mokosh is associated "with respect for the birth pains of the Mother of God".


Radojka

Радојка (Cyrillic)
Radojka (nominative singular)
Radojke (nominative plural)
Radojke (genitive singular)
Radojka (genitive plural)
Radojki (dative singular)
Radojkama (dative plural)
Radojku (accusative singular)
Radojke (accusative plural)
Radojko (singular vocative)
Radojke (plural vocative)
Radojki (locative singular)
Radojkama (locative plural)
Radojkom (instrumental singular)
Radojkama (instrumental plural)


Mijat

Mȉjāt (canonical masculine)
Ми̏ја̄т (Cyrillic)


Milenka

Миленка (Cyrillic)
Milenka (nominative singular)
Milenke (nominative plural)
Milenke (genitive singular)
Milenka (genitive plural)
Milenki (dative singular)
Milenkama (dative plural)
Milenku (accusative singular)
Milenke (accusative plural)
Milenko (singular vocative)
Milenke (plural vocative)
Milenki (locative singular)
Milenkama (locative plural)
Milenkom (instrumental singular)
Milenkama (instrumental plural)


Mileva

Miléva (canonical masculine)
Миле́ва (Cyrillic)
Mileva (nominative singular)
Mileve (nominative plural)
Mileve (genitive singular)
Mileva (genitive plural)
Milevi (dative singular)
Milevama (dative plural)
Milevu (accusative singular)
Mileve (accusative plural)
Milevo (singular vocative)
Mileve (plural vocative)
Milevi (locative singular)
Milevama (locative plural)
Milevom (instrumental singular)
Milevama (instrumental plural)


Miljena

Mìljena (canonical feminine)
Мѝљена (Cyrillic)
Miljena (nominative singular)
Miljene (nominative plural)
Miljene (genitive singular)
Miljena (genitive plural)
Miljeni (dative singular)
Miljenama (dative plural)
Miljenu (accusative singular)
Miljene (accusative plural)
Miljeno (singular vocative)
Miljene (plural vocative)
Miljeni (locative singular)
Miljenama (locative plural)
Miljenom (instrumental singular)
Miljenama (instrumental plural)


Mirela

Mirèla (canonical feminine)
Мирѐла (Cyrillic)
Mirela (nominative singular)
Mirele (nominative plural)
Mirele (genitive singular)
Mirela (genitive plural)
Mireli (dative singular)
Mirelama (dative plural)
Mirelu (accusative singular)
Mirele (accusative plural)
Mirelo (singular vocative)
Mirele (plural vocative)
Mireli (locative singular)
Mirelama (locative plural)
Mirelom (instrumental singular)
Mirelama (instrumental plural)


Mirica

Мирица (Cyrillic)
Mirica (nominative singular)
Mirice (nominative plural)
Mirice (genitive singular)
Mirica (genitive plural)
Mirici (dative singular)
Miricama (dative plural)
Miricu (accusative singular)
Mirice (accusative plural)
Mirico (singular vocative)
Mirice (plural vocative)
Mirici (locative singular)
Miricama (locative plural)
Miricom (instrumental singular)
Miricama (instrumental plural)


Miran

Mìran (canonical masculine)
Мѝран (Cyrillic)


Mirosav

Mȉrosav (canonical masculine)
Ми̏росав (Cyrillic)


Mirčeta

Mȉrčeta (canonical masculine)
Ми̏рчета (Cyrillic)


Šime

Šíme (canonical masculine)
Ши́ме (Cyrillic)


Šimun

Šȉmūn (canonical masculine)
Ши̏мӯн (Cyrillic)


Špiro

Špíro (canonical masculine)
Шпи́ро (Cyrillic)


Štefica

Štȅfica (canonical feminine)
Ште̏фица (Cyrillic)
Štefica (nominative singular)
Štefice (nominative plural)
Štefice (genitive singular)
Štefica (genitive plural)
Štefici (dative singular)
Šteficama (dative plural)
Šteficu (accusative singular)
Štefice (accusative plural)
Štefico (singular vocative)
Štefice (plural vocative)
Štefici (locative singular)
Šteficama (locative plural)
Šteficom (instrumental singular)
Šteficama (instrumental plural)


Štefanija

sh-proper noun

Štefánija m (Cyrillic spelling Штефа́нија)

Štefánija (canonical masculine)
Штефа́нија (Cyrillic)
Štefanija (nominative singular)
Štefanije (nominative plural)
Štefanije (genitive singular)
Štefanija (genitive plural)
Štefaniji (dative singular)
Štefanijama (dative plural)
Štefaniju (accusative singular)
Štefanije (accusative plural)
Štefanijo (singular vocative)
Štefanije (plural vocative)
Štefaniji (locative singular)
Štefanijama (locative plural)
Štefanijom (instrumental singular)
Štefanijama (instrumental plural)


Tihana

Tȉhana (canonical feminine)
Ти̏хана (Cyrillic)
Tihana (nominative singular)
Tihane (nominative plural)
Tihane (genitive singular)
Tihana (genitive plural)
Tihani (dative singular)
Tihanama (dative plural)
Tihanu (accusative singular)
Tihane (accusative plural)
Tihano (singular vocative)
Tihane (plural vocative)
Tihani (locative singular)
Tihanama (locative plural)
Tihanom (instrumental singular)
Tihanama (instrumental plural)


Tomica

Tȍmica (canonical masculine)
То̏мица (Cyrillic)


Zrinka

Zrȋnka (canonical masculine)
Зри̑нка (Cyrillic)
Zrinka (nominative singular)
Zrinke (nominative plural)
Zrinke (genitive singular)
Zrinka (genitive plural)
Zrinki (dative singular)
Zrinkama (dative plural)
Zrinku (accusative singular)
Zrinke (accusative plural)
Zrinko (singular vocative)
Zrinke (plural vocative)
Zrinki (locative singular)
Zrinkama (locative plural)
Zrinkom (instrumental singular)
Zrinkama (instrumental plural)

From the placename Zrin (a village in Croatia).


Zorica

Zȍrica (canonical feminine)
Зо̏рица (Cyrillic)
Zorica (nominative singular)
Zorice (nominative plural)
Zorice (genitive singular)
Zorica (genitive plural)
Zorici (dative singular)
Zoricama (dative plural)
Zoricu (accusative singular)
Zorice (accusative plural)
Zorico (singular vocative)
Zorice (plural vocative)
Zorici (locative singular)
Zoricama (locative plural)
Zoricom (instrumental singular)
Zoricama (instrumental plural)


Zvjezdana

Zvjèzdana f (Cyrillic spelling Звјѐздана)

Zvjèzdana (canonical feminine)
Звјѐздана (Cyrillic)
Zvjezdana (nominative singular)
Zvjezdane (nominative plural)
Zvjezdane (genitive singular)
Zvjezdana (genitive plural)
Zvjezdani (dative singular)
Zvjezdanama (dative plural)
Zvjezdanu (accusative singular)
Zvjezdane (accusative plural)
Zvjezdano (singular vocative)
Zvjezdane (plural vocative)
Zvjezdani (locative singular)
Zvjezdanama (locative plural)
Zvjezdanom (instrumental singular)
Zvjezdanama (instrumental plural)


Zvonko

Zvónko (canonical masculine)
Зво́нко (Cyrillic)


Zdravko

Zdrávko (canonical masculine)
Здра́вко (Cyrillic)


Zagorka

Zágōrka (canonical feminine)
За́го̄рка (Cyrillic)


Zdenkica

Зденкица (Cyrillic)
Zdenkica (nominative singular)
Zdenkice (nominative plural)
Zdenkice (genitive singular)
Zdenkica (genitive plural)
Zdenkici (dative singular)
Zdenkicama (dative plural)
Zdenkicu (accusative singular)
Zdenkice (accusative plural)
Zdenkico (singular vocative)
Zdenkice (plural vocative)
Zdenkici (locative singular)
Zdenkicama (locative plural)
Zdenkicom (instrumental singular)
Zdenkicama (instrumental plural)


Đorđe

Ðȏrđe (canonical masculine)
Ðо̑рђе (Cyrillic)

→ Pannonian Rusyn: Дьордє (Dʹordje)

/d͡ʑôːrd͡ʑe/


Đuro

Ðúro (canonical masculine)
Ðу́ро (Cyrillic)


Đurđa

Ðurđa (canonical feminine)
Ðурђа (Cyrillic)
Ðurđa (nominative singular)
Ðurđe (nominative plural)
Ðurđe (genitive singular)
Ðurđa (genitive plural)
Ðurđi (dative singular)
Ðurđama (dative plural)
Ðurđu (accusative singular)
Ðurđe (accusative plural)
Ðurđo (singular vocative)
Ðurđe (plural vocative)
Ðurđi (locative singular)
Ðurđama (locative plural)
Ðurđom (instrumental singular)
Ðurđama (instrumental plural)


Đurđica

Ðurđica (canonical feminine)
Ðурђица (Cyrillic)
Ðurđica (nominative singular)
Ðurđice (nominative plural)
Ðurđice (genitive singular)
Ðurđica (genitive plural)
Ðurđici (dative singular)
Ðurđicama (dative plural)
Ðurđicu (accusative singular)
Ðurđice (accusative plural)
Ðurđico (singular vocative)
Ðurđice (plural vocative)
Ðurđici (locative singular)
Ðurđicama (locative plural)
Ðurđicom (instrumental singular)
Ðurđicama (instrumental plural)


Barzilo

Barzìlo (canonical masculine)
Барзѝло (Cyrillic)
Barzìlo (nominative singular)
Barzìla (genitive singular)
Barzìlu (dative singular)
Barzìla (accusative singular)
Barzìle (singular vocative)
Barzìlu (locative singular)
Barzìlem (instrumental singular)


Barzilović

Barzilóvić m (Cyrillic spelling Барзило́вић)

Barzilóvić (canonical masculine)
Барзило́вић (Cyrillic)
Barzilović (nominative singular)
Barzilovići (nominative plural)
Barzilovića (genitive singular)
Barzilovića (genitive plural)
Barziloviću (dative singular)
Barzilovićima (dative plural)
Barzilovića (accusative singular)
Barziloviće (accusative plural)
Barziloviću (singular vocative)
Barzilovići (plural vocative)
Barziloviću (locative singular)
Barzilovićima (locative plural)
Barzilovićem (instrumental singular)
Barzilovićima (instrumental plural)

From Barzil + -ović - "descendant of Barzil".


Zogović

Ultimately derived from Albanian zog (“bird”).


Novica

Nòvica (canonical masculine)
Но̀вица (Cyrillic)


Herceg

Hèrceg (canonical masculine)
Хѐрцег (Cyrillic)


Šimunović

Šimúnović m (Cyrillic spelling Шиму́новић)

Šimúnović (canonical masculine)
Шиму́новић (Cyrillic)


Šantić

Šántić (canonical masculine)
Ша́нтић (Cyrillic)


Agbaba

Агбаба (Cyrillic)
Agbȁba (nominative singular)
Agbabe (genitive singular)
Agbabi (dative singular)
Agbabu (accusative singular)
Agbabo (singular vocative)
Agbabi (locative singular)
Agbabom (instrumental singular)


Bakić

Bàkić (canonical masculine)
Ба̀кић (Cyrillic)


Barjaktarević

Barjaktárević m (Cyrillic spelling Барјакта́ревић)

Barjaktárević (canonical masculine)
Барјакта́ревић (Cyrillic)


Belić

Bèlić (canonical masculine)
Бѐлић (Cyrillic)


Benčić

Bȇnčić (canonical masculine)
Бе̑нчић (Cyrillic)


Cvijeta

Cvijȇta (canonical feminine)
Цвије̑та (Cyrillic)
Cvijeta (nominative singular)
Cvijete (nominative plural)
Cvijete (genitive singular)
Cvijeta (genitive plural)
Cvijeti (dative singular)
Cvijetama (dative plural)
Cvijetu (accusative singular)
Cvijete (accusative plural)
Cvijeto (singular vocative)
Cvijete (plural vocative)
Cvijeti (locative singular)
Cvijetama (locative plural)
Cvijetom (instrumental singular)
Cvijetama (instrumental plural)


Kosanović

Kosánović m (Cyrillic spelling Коса́новић)

Kosánović (canonical masculine)
Коса́новић (Cyrillic)


Anđa

Ánđa (canonical feminine)
А́нђа (Cyrillic)
Anđa (nominative singular)
Anđe (nominative plural)
Anđe (genitive singular)
Anđa (genitive plural)
Anđi (dative singular)
Anđama (dative plural)
Anđu (accusative singular)
Anđe (accusative plural)
Anđo (singular vocative)
Anđe (plural vocative)
Anđi (locative singular)
Anđama (locative plural)
Anđom (instrumental singular)
Anđama (instrumental plural)


Radović

Rádović (canonical masculine)
Ра́довић (Cyrillic)


Bulatović

Bulátović m (Cyrillic spelling Була́товић)

Bulátović (canonical masculine)
Була́товић (Cyrillic)


Momir

Mòmir (canonical masculine)
Мо̀мир (Cyrillic)


Musić

Músić (canonical masculine)
Му́сић (Cyrillic)


Vučić

Vùčić (canonical masculine)
Ву̀чић (Cyrillic)


Šurjak

Šȕrjāk (canonical masculine)
Шу̏рја̄к (Cyrillic)


Deverić

Dȅverić (canonical masculine)
Де̏верић (Cyrillic)


Zahirović

Zahírović m (Cyrillic spelling Захи́ровић)

Zahírović (canonical masculine)
Захи́ровић (Cyrillic)


Bego

Bégo (canonical masculine)
Бе́го (Cyrillic)


Ćosić

Čósić (canonical masculine)
Чо́сић (Cyrillic)

/t͡ʃǒːsit͡ɕ/

Derived from Ottoman Turkish كوسه (köse, “beardless man”).


Debeljak

Debèljāk (canonical masculine)
Дебѐља̄к (Cyrillic)


Didak

Dȉdāk (canonical masculine)
Ди̏да̄к (Cyrillic)


Mustapić

sh-proper noun

Mùstapić m (Cyrillic spelling Му̀стапић)

Mùstapić (canonical masculine)
Му̀стапић (Cyrillic)


Šarčević

Šárčević m (Cyrillic spelling Ша́рчевић)

Šárčević (canonical masculine)
Ша́рчевић (Cyrillic)

/ʃǎːrt͡ʃeʋit͡ɕ/


Vidaković

Vidáković m (Cyrillic spelling Вида́ковић)

Vidáković (canonical masculine)
Вида́ковић (Cyrillic)

From Vidak (“hypocoristic form of Vid”) + -ović.


Zelić

Zélić (canonical masculine)
Зе́лић (Cyrillic)


Dadić

Dádić (canonical masculine)
Да́дић (Cyrillic)


Cvjetićanin

sh-proper noun

Cvjetíćanin m (Cyrillic spelling Цвјети́ћанин)

Cvjetíćanin (canonical masculine)
Цвјети́ћанин (Cyrillic)


Dabro

Dábro (canonical masculine)
Да́бро (Cyrillic)


Haramija

Haràmija m (Cyrillic spelling Хара̀мија)

Haràmija (canonical masculine)
Хара̀мија (Cyrillic)


Jedvaj

Jêdvaj (canonical masculine)
Јêдвај (Cyrillic)


Salopek

Sȁlopek (canonical masculine)
Са̏лопек (Cyrillic)


Zec

Zȇc (canonical masculine)
Зе̑ц (Cyrillic)


Zadro

Zádro (canonical masculine)
За́дро (Cyrillic)

From Drava (“river name, a tributary of the Danube”).


Ujević

Ùjević (canonical masculine)
У̀јевић (Cyrillic)


Sršen

Sȑšen (canonical masculine)
Ср̏шен (Cyrillic)


Štimac

Štímac (canonical masculine)
Шти́мац (Cyrillic)


Suton

Súton (canonical masculine)
Су́тон (Cyrillic)


Šegrt

Šègrt (canonical masculine)
Шѐгрт (Cyrillic)


Sekulić

Sȅkulić (canonical masculine)
Се̏кулић (Cyrillic)


Šimenc

Šìmenc (canonical masculine)
Шѝменц (Cyrillic)


Solomun

Sȍlomūn (canonical masculine)
Со̏ломӯн (Cyrillic)


Sokač

Sȍkāč (canonical masculine)
Со̏ка̄ч (Cyrillic)

Ultimately derived from Hungarian szakács (“cook”).


Skoko

Skóko (canonical masculine)
Ско́ко (Cyrillic)


Ojdanić

Òjdanić (canonical masculine)
О̀јданић (Cyrillic)


Ojdana

Òjdana (canonical feminine)
О̀јдана (Cyrillic)
Ojdana (nominative singular)
Ojdane (nominative plural)
Ojdane (genitive singular)
Ojdana (genitive plural)
Ojdani (dative singular)
Ojdanama (dative plural)
Ojdanu (accusative singular)
Ojdane (accusative plural)
Ojdano (singular vocative)
Ojdane (plural vocative)
Ojdani (locative singular)
Ojdanama (locative plural)
Ojdanom (instrumental singular)
Ojdanama (instrumental plural)


Ogrizović

Ogrízović m (Cyrillic spelling Огри́зовић)

Ogrízović (canonical masculine)
Огри́зовић (Cyrillic)


Nazor

Názor (canonical masculine)
На́зор (Cyrillic)


Nakić

Nȁkić (canonical masculine)
На̏кић (Cyrillic)


Pervan

Pèrvan (canonical masculine)
Пѐрван (Cyrillic)


Podrug

Pȍdrūg (canonical masculine)
По̏дрӯг (Cyrillic)


Pokaz

Pòkaz (canonical masculine)
По̀каз (Cyrillic)


Plantak

Plȁntak (canonical masculine)
Пла̏нтак (Cyrillic)


Peruško

Pèruško (canonical masculine)
Пѐрушко (Cyrillic)


Metikoš

Mètikoš (canonical masculine)
Мѐтикош (Cyrillic)


Leko

Léko (canonical masculine)
Ле́ко (Cyrillic)


Majer

Màjer (canonical masculine)
Ма̀јер (Cyrillic)


Kožul

Kȏžul (canonical masculine)
Ко̑жул (Cyrillic)


Kosor

Kòsor (canonical masculine)
Ко̀сор (Cyrillic)


Kolega

Koléga (canonical masculine)
Коле́га (Cyrillic)


Kardum

Kàrdum (canonical masculine)
Ка̀рдум (Cyrillic)


Kušan

Kùšan (canonical masculine)
Ку̀шан (Cyrillic)


Latas

Lȁtas (canonical masculine)
Ла̏тас (Cyrillic)


Jazbec

Jàzbec (canonical masculine)
Ја̀збец (Cyrillic)


Hodak

Hȍdāk (canonical masculine)
Хо̏да̄к (Cyrillic)


Herjavec

Hèrjavec (canonical masculine)
Хѐрјавец (Cyrillic)


Jembrih

Jèmbrih (canonical masculine)
Јѐмбрих (Cyrillic)


Jajalo

Jàjalo (canonical masculine)
Ја̀јало (Cyrillic)


Karapandža

Karàpāndža m (Cyrillic spelling Кара̀па̄нџа)

Karàpāndža (canonical masculine)
Кара̀па̄нџа (Cyrillic)

From karapàndža (“bogeyman”), ultimately of Turkic origin.


Kresoja

Krèsoja (canonical masculine)
Крѐсоја (Cyrillic)


Brekalo

Brékalo (canonical masculine)
Бре́кало (Cyrillic)


Bišćan

Bìšćan (canonical masculine)
Бѝшћан (Cyrillic)


Čulina

Čùlina (canonical masculine)
Чу̀лина (Cyrillic)


Čuljak

Čúljak (canonical masculine)
Чу́љак (Cyrillic)


Ćavar

Ćàvār (canonical masculine)
Ћа̀ва̄р (Cyrillic)

Derived from Venetan ciavarro (“one-year-old ram”).


Čarapić

Čàrapić (canonical masculine)
Ча̀рапић (Cyrillic)


Čaušić

Čàušić (canonical masculine)
Ча̀ушић (Cyrillic)

/t͡ʃǎuʃit͡ɕ/


Čačić

Čȁčić (canonical masculine)
Ча̏чић (Cyrillic)

/t͡ʃât͡ʃit͡ɕ/


Dvornik

Dvȏrnīk (canonical masculine)
Дво̑рнӣк (Cyrillic)


Gavrić

Gávrić (canonical masculine)
Га́врић (Cyrillic)


Čutura

Čùtura (canonical masculine)
Чу̀тура (Cyrillic)


Dretar

Drȅtar (canonical masculine)
Дре̏тар (Cyrillic)


Dreven

Drèven (canonical masculine)
Дрѐвен (Cyrillic)


Gaćeša

Gȁćeša (canonical masculine)
Га̏ћеша (Cyrillic)


Čupić

Ćùpić (canonical masculine)
Ћу̀пић (Cyrillic)


Ljubo

Ljúbo (canonical masculine)
Љу́бо (Cyrillic)


Batinić

Bàtinić (canonical masculine)
Ба̀тинић (Cyrillic)


Čirjak

Ćìrjak (canonical masculine)
Ћѝрјак (Cyrillic)


Biškup

Bȉškup (canonical masculine)
Би̏шкуп (Cyrillic)


Alavanja

Ȁlavanja (canonical masculine)
А̏лавања (Cyrillic)


Čuka

Čȕka (canonical masculine)
Чу̏ка (Cyrillic)


Kulenović

sh-proper noun

Kulênović m (Cyrillic spelling Кулêновић)

Kulênović (canonical masculine)
Кулêновић (Cyrillic)


Darinka

Dàrīnka (canonical feminine)
Да̀рӣнка (Cyrillic)
Darinka (nominative singular)
Darinke (nominative plural)
Darinke (genitive singular)
Darinka (genitive plural)
Darinki (dative singular)
Darinkama (dative plural)
Darinku (accusative singular)
Darinke (accusative plural)
Darinko (singular vocative)
Darinke (plural vocative)
Darinki (locative singular)
Darinkama (locative plural)
Darinkom (instrumental singular)
Darinkama (instrumental plural)


Jelka

Jȇlka (canonical feminine)
Је̑лка (Cyrillic)
Jelka (nominative singular)
Jelke (nominative plural)
Jelke (genitive singular)
Jelka (genitive plural)
Jelki (dative singular)
Jelkama (dative plural)
Jelku (accusative singular)
Jelke (accusative plural)
Jelko (singular vocative)
Jelke (plural vocative)
Jelki (locative singular)
Jelkama (locative plural)
Jelkom (instrumental singular)
Jelkama (instrumental plural)


Vladimira

Vlàdimira f (Cyrillic spelling Вла̀димира)

Vlàdimira (canonical feminine)
Вла̀димира (Cyrillic)


Danijel

Dànijel (canonical masculine)
Да̀нијел (Cyrillic)


Danijela

Dànijela f (Cyrillic spelling Да̀нијела)

Dànijela (canonical feminine)
Да̀нијела (Cyrillic)
Danijela (nominative singular)
Danijele (nominative plural)
Danijele (genitive singular)
Danijela (genitive plural)
Danijeli (dative singular)
Danijelama (dative plural)
Danijelu (accusative singular)
Danijele (accusative plural)
Danijelo (singular vocative)
Danijele (plural vocative)
Danijeli (locative singular)
Danijelama (locative plural)
Danijelom (instrumental singular)
Danijelama (instrumental plural)


Mađarić

Màđarić (canonical masculine)
Ма̀ђарић (Cyrillic)


Bosnić

Bȍsnić (canonical masculine)
Бо̏снић (Cyrillic)


Šaban

Šàban (canonical masculine)
Ша̀бан (Cyrillic)


Sanela

Санела (Cyrillic)
Sanela (nominative singular)
Sanele (nominative plural)
Sanele (genitive singular)
Sanela (genitive plural)
Saneli (dative singular)
Sanelama (dative plural)
Sanelu (accusative singular)
Sanele (accusative plural)
Sanelo (singular vocative)
Sanele (plural vocative)
Saneli (locative singular)
Sanelama (locative plural)
Sanelom (instrumental singular)
Sanelama (instrumental plural)


talija

Tȃlija (canonical feminine)
Та̑лија (Cyrillic)


Mileta

Mȉleta (canonical masculine)
Ми̏лета (Cyrillic)


Vukica

Вукица (Cyrillic)
Vukica (nominative singular)
Vukice (nominative plural)
Vukice (genitive singular)
Vukica (genitive plural)
Vukici (dative singular)
Vukicama (dative plural)
Vukicu (accusative singular)
Vukice (accusative plural)
Vukico (singular vocative)
Vukice (plural vocative)
Vukici (locative singular)
Vukicama (locative plural)
Vukicom (instrumental singular)
Vukicama (instrumental plural)


Vukčević

Vùkčević m (Cyrillic spelling Ву̀кчевић)

Vùkčević (canonical masculine)
Ву̀кчевић (Cyrillic)

/ʋǔkt͡ʃeʋit͡ɕ/


Dimitrije

Dimìtrije m (Cyrillic spelling Димѝтрије)

Dimìtrije (canonical masculine)
Димѝтрије (Cyrillic)

sr:Димитрије


Ljerka

Ljȇrka (canonical feminine)
Ље̑рка (Cyrillic)
Ljerka (nominative singular)
Ljerke (nominative plural)
Ljerke (genitive singular)
Ljerka (genitive plural)
Ljerki (dative singular)
Ljerkama (dative plural)
Ljerku (accusative singular)
Ljerke (accusative plural)
Ljerko (singular vocative)
Ljerke (plural vocative)
Ljerki (locative singular)
Ljerkama (locative plural)
Ljerkom (instrumental singular)
Ljerkama (instrumental plural)


Ljeposava

Ljepòsava f (Cyrillic spelling Љепо̀сава)

Ljepòsava (canonical feminine)
Љепо̀сава (Cyrillic)
Ljeposava (nominative singular)
Ljeposave (nominative plural)
Ljeposave (genitive singular)
Ljeposava (genitive plural)
Ljeposavi (dative singular)
Ljeposavama (dative plural)
Ljeposavu (accusative singular)
Ljeposave (accusative plural)
Ljeposavo (singular vocative)
Ljeposave (plural vocative)
Ljeposavi (locative singular)
Ljeposavama (locative plural)
Ljeposavom (instrumental singular)
Ljeposavama (instrumental plural)


Dubravka

Dùbrāvka f (Cyrillic spelling Ду̀бра̄вка)

Dùbrāvka (canonical feminine)
Ду̀бра̄вка (Cyrillic)
Dubravka (nominative singular)
Dubravke (nominative plural)
Dubravke (genitive singular)
Dubravka (genitive plural)
Dubravki (dative singular)
Dubravkama (dative plural)
Dubravku (accusative singular)
Dubravke (accusative plural)
Dubravko (singular vocative)
Dubravke (plural vocative)
Dubravki (locative singular)
Dubravkama (locative plural)
Dubravkom (instrumental singular)
Dubravkama (instrumental plural)


Ankica

Ànkica (canonical feminine)
А̀нкица (Cyrillic)
Ankica (nominative singular)
Ankice (nominative plural)
Ankice (genitive singular)
Ankica (genitive plural)
Ankici (dative singular)
Ankicama (dative plural)
Ankicu (accusative singular)
Ankice (accusative plural)
Ankico (singular vocative)
Ankice (plural vocative)
Ankici (locative singular)
Ankicama (locative plural)
Ankicom (instrumental singular)
Ankicama (instrumental plural)


Barica

Bȁrica (canonical feminine)
Ба̏рица (Cyrillic)
Barica (nominative singular)
Barice (nominative plural)
Barice (genitive singular)
Barica (genitive plural)
Barici (dative singular)
Baricama (dative plural)
Baricu (accusative singular)
Barice (accusative plural)
Barico (singular vocative)
Barice (plural vocative)
Barici (locative singular)
Baricama (locative plural)
Baricom (instrumental singular)
Baricama (instrumental plural)


Todosijević

Todosíjević m (Cyrillic spelling Тодоси́јевић)

Todosíjević (canonical masculine)
Тодоси́јевић (Cyrillic)


Puljština

sh-noun

Púljština f (Cyrillic spelling Пу́љштина)

Púljština (canonical feminine)
Пу́љштина (Cyrillic)


Labinština

sh-proper noun

Labínština f (Cyrillic spelling Лаби́нштина)

Labínština (canonical feminine)
Лаби́нштина (Cyrillic)


Vodnjanština

sh-noun

Vodnjánština f (Cyrillic spelling Водња́нштина)

Vodnjánština (canonical feminine)
Водња́нштина (Cyrillic)


Žminjština

sh-proper noun

Žmínjština f (Cyrillic spelling Жми́њштина)

Žmínjština (canonical feminine)
Жми́њштина (Cyrillic)


Rovinjština

Rovínjština f (Cyrillic spelling Рови́њштина)

Rovínjština (canonical feminine)
Рови́њштина (Cyrillic)


Motovunština

Motovúnština f (Cyrillic spelling Мотову́нштина)

Motovúnština (canonical feminine)
Мотову́нштина (Cyrillic)


Miloje

Mȉloje (canonical masculine)
Ми̏лоје (Cyrillic)


Nekić

Nékić (canonical masculine)
Не́кић (Cyrillic)


Budvanin

Bȕdvanin m (Cyrillic spelling Бу̏дванин)

Bȕdvanin (canonical masculine)
Бу̏дванин (Cyrillic)


Ulcinjanin

Ulcínjanin m (Cyrillic spelling Улци́њанин)

Ulcínjanin (canonical masculine)
Улци́њанин (Cyrillic)


Nikšićanin

Nȉkšićanin m (Cyrillic spelling Ни̏кшићанин)

Nȉkšićanin (canonical masculine)
Ни̏кшићанин (Cyrillic)


Pljevljak

Pljȇvljāk m (Cyrillic spelling Пље̑вља̄к)

Pljȇvljāk (canonical masculine)
Пље̑вља̄к (Cyrillic)


Podgoričanin

Pòdgoričanin m (Cyrillic spelling По̀дгоричанин)

Pòdgoričanin (canonical masculine)
По̀дгоричанин (Cyrillic)


Čelebić

Čelèbīć (canonical masculine)
Челѐбӣћ (Cyrillic)

Derived from Ottoman Turkish چلبی (çelebi).


Moguš

Mȍgūš (canonical masculine)
Мо̏гӯш (Cyrillic)


Đukanović

sh-proper noun

Đukanović m (Cyrillic spelling Ђукановић)


Krivokapić

Krivòkapić m (Cyrillic spelling Криво̀капић)

Krivòkapić (canonical masculine)
Криво̀капић (Cyrillic)


Višnjanština

sh-noun

Višnjánština f (Cyrillic spelling Вишња́нштина)

Višnjánština (canonical feminine)
Вишња́нштина (Cyrillic)


Đakovština

sh-proper noun

Đakóvština f (Cyrillic spelling Ђако́вштина)

Đakóvština (canonical feminine)
Ђако́вштина (Cyrillic)


Grožnjanština

Grožnjánština f (Cyrillic spelling Грожња́нштина)

Grožnjánština (canonical feminine)
Грожња́нштина (Cyrillic)


Gracijela

Gracijela f (Cyrillic spelling Грацијела)

Грацијела (Cyrillic)
Gracijela (nominative singular)
Gracijele (nominative plural)
Gracijele (genitive singular)
Gracijela (genitive plural)
Gracijeli (dative singular)
Gracijelama (dative plural)
Gracijelu (accusative singular)
Gracijele (accusative plural)
Gracijelo (singular vocative)
Gracijele (plural vocative)
Gracijeli (locative singular)
Gracijelama (locative plural)
Gracijelom (instrumental singular)
Gracijelama (instrumental plural)


Bokelj

sh-noun

Bòkēlj m (Cyrillic spelling Бо̀ке̄љ, relational adjective bòkēljskī)

Bòkēlj (canonical masculine)
Бо̀ке̄љ (Cyrillic)
bòkēljskī (adjective relational)
Bokelj (nominative singular)
Bokelji (nominative plural)
Bokelja (genitive singular)
Bokelja (genitive plural)
Bokelju (dative singular)
Bokeljima (dative plural)
Bokelja (accusative singular)
Bokelje (accusative plural)
Bokelju (singular vocative)
Bokelji (plural vocative)
Bokelju (locative singular)
Bokeljima (locative plural)
Bokeljom (instrumental singular)
Bokeljima (instrumental plural)

male native or inhabitant of Bay of Kotor


Bokeljka

Bòkēljka f (Cyrillic spelling Бо̀ке̄љка)

Bòkēljka (canonical feminine)
Бо̀ке̄љка (Cyrillic)
Bokeljka (nominative singular)
Bokeljke (nominative plural)
Bokeljke (genitive singular)
Bokeljki (genitive plural)
Bokeljki (dative singular)
Bokeljkama (dative plural)
Bokeljku (accusative singular)
Bokeljke (accusative plural)
Bokeljko (singular vocative)
Bokeljke (plural vocative)
Bokeljki (locative singular)
Bokeljkama (locative plural)
Bokeljkom (instrumental singular)
Bokeljkama (instrumental plural)


Dajana

Дајана (Cyrillic)
Dajana (nominative singular)
Dajane (nominative plural)
Dajane (genitive singular)
Dajana (genitive plural)
Dajani (dative singular)
Dajanama (dative plural)
Dajanu (accusative singular)
Dajane (accusative plural)
Dajano (singular vocative)
Dajane (plural vocative)
Dajani (locative singular)
Dajanama (locative plural)
Dajanom (instrumental singular)
Dajanama (instrumental plural)


Balša

(chiefly in Montenegro, Serbia) a male given name


Veselin

Vȅselīn (canonical masculine)
Ве̏селӣн (Cyrillic)


Obrad

Ȍbrād (canonical masculine)
О̏бра̄д (Cyrillic)


Olgica

Олгица (Cyrillic)
Olgica (nominative singular)
Olgice (nominative plural)
Olgice (genitive singular)
Olgica (genitive plural)
Olgici (dative singular)
Olgicama (dative plural)
Olgicu (accusative singular)
Olgice (accusative plural)
Olgico (singular vocative)
Olgice (plural vocative)
Olgici (locative singular)
Olgicama (locative plural)
Olgicom (instrumental singular)
Olgicama (instrumental plural)


Olja

Ȍlja (canonical feminine)
О̏ља (Cyrillic)
Olja (nominative singular)
Olje (nominative plural)
Olje (genitive singular)
Olja (genitive plural)
Olji (dative singular)
Oljama (dative plural)
Olju (accusative singular)
Olje (accusative plural)
Oljo (singular vocative)
Olje (plural vocative)
Olji (locative singular)
Oljama (locative plural)
Oljom (instrumental singular)
Oljama (instrumental plural)


Ornela

Орнела (Cyrillic)
Ornela (nominative singular)
Ornele (nominative plural)
Ornele (genitive singular)
Ornela (genitive plural)
Orneli (dative singular)
Ornelama (dative plural)
Ornelu (accusative singular)
Ornele (accusative plural)
Ornelo (singular vocative)
Ornele (plural vocative)
Orneli (locative singular)
Ornelama (locative plural)
Ornelom (instrumental singular)
Ornelama (instrumental plural)


Ozana

Озана (Cyrillic)
Ozana (nominative singular)
Ozane (nominative plural)
Ozane (genitive singular)
Ozana (genitive plural)
Ozani (dative singular)
Ozanama (dative plural)
Ozanu (accusative singular)
Ozane (accusative plural)
Ozano (singular vocative)
Ozane (plural vocative)
Ozani (locative singular)
Ozanama (locative plural)
Ozanom (instrumental singular)
Ozanama (instrumental plural)


Senada

Сенада (Cyrillic)
Senada (nominative singular)
Senade (nominative plural)
Senade (genitive singular)
Senada (genitive plural)
Senadi (dative singular)
Senadama (dative plural)
Senadu (accusative singular)
Senade (accusative plural)
Senado (singular vocative)
Senade (plural vocative)
Senadi (locative singular)
Senadama (locative plural)
Senadom (instrumental singular)
Senadama (instrumental plural)


Slađana

Slàđana (canonical feminine)
Сла̀ђана (Cyrillic)
Slađana (nominative singular)
Slađane (nominative plural)
Slađane (genitive singular)
Slađana (genitive plural)
Slađani (dative singular)
Slađanama (dative plural)
Slađanu (accusative singular)
Slađane (accusative plural)
Slađano (singular vocative)
Slađane (plural vocative)
Slađani (locative singular)
Slađanama (locative plural)
Slađanom (instrumental singular)
Slađanama (instrumental plural)


Slavica

Slȁvica (canonical feminine)
Сла̏вица (Cyrillic)
Slavica (nominative singular)
Slavice (nominative plural)
Slavice (genitive singular)
Slavica (genitive plural)
Slavici (dative singular)
Slavicama (dative plural)
Slavicu (accusative singular)
Slavice (accusative plural)
Slavico (singular vocative)
Slavice (plural vocative)
Slavici (locative singular)
Slavicama (locative plural)
Slavicom (instrumental singular)
Slavicama (instrumental plural)


Slavka

Slȃvka (canonical feminine)
Сла̑вка (Cyrillic)
Slavka (nominative singular)
Slavke (nominative plural)
Slavke (genitive singular)
Slavka (genitive plural)
Slavki (dative singular)
Slavkama (dative plural)
Slavku (accusative singular)
Slavke (accusative plural)
Slavko (singular vocative)
Slavke (plural vocative)
Slavki (locative singular)
Slavkama (locative plural)
Slavkom (instrumental singular)
Slavkama (instrumental plural)


Smiljana

Smìljana (canonical feminine)
Смѝљана (Cyrillic)
Smiljana (nominative singular)
Smiljane (nominative plural)
Smiljane (genitive singular)
Smiljana (genitive plural)
Smiljani (dative singular)
Smiljanama (dative plural)
Smiljanu (accusative singular)
Smiljane (accusative plural)
Smiljano (singular vocative)
Smiljane (plural vocative)
Smiljani (locative singular)
Smiljanama (locative plural)
Smiljanom (instrumental singular)
Smiljanama (instrumental plural)


Spomenka

sh-proper noun

Spȍmēnka f (Cyrillic spelling Спо̏ме̄нка)

Spȍmēnka (canonical feminine)
Спо̏ме̄нка (Cyrillic)
Spomenka (nominative singular)
Spomenke (nominative plural)
Spomenke (genitive singular)
Spomenka (genitive plural)
Spomenki (dative singular)
Spomenkama (dative plural)
Spomenku (accusative singular)
Spomenke (accusative plural)
Spomenko (singular vocative)
Spomenke (plural vocative)
Spomenki (locative singular)
Spomenkama (locative plural)
Spomenkom (instrumental singular)
Spomenkama (instrumental plural)


Srebrenka

Srȅbrēnka f (Cyrillic spelling Сре̏бре̄нка)

Srȅbrēnka (canonical feminine)
Сре̏бре̄нка (Cyrillic)
Srebrenka (nominative singular)
Srebrenke (nominative plural)
Srebrenke (genitive singular)
Srebrenka (genitive plural)
Srebrenki (dative singular)
Srebrenkama (dative plural)
Srebrenku (accusative singular)
Srebrenke (accusative plural)
Srebrenko (singular vocative)
Srebrenke (plural vocative)
Srebrenki (locative singular)
Srebrenkama (locative plural)
Srebrenkom (instrumental singular)
Srebrenkama (instrumental plural)


Simonida

Симонида (Cyrillic)
Simonida (nominative singular)
Simonide (nominative plural)
Simonide (genitive singular)
Simonida (genitive plural)
Simonidi (dative singular)
Simonidama (dative plural)
Simonidu (accusative singular)
Simonide (accusative plural)
Simonido (singular vocative)
Simonide (plural vocative)
Simonidi (locative singular)
Simonidama (locative plural)
Simonidom (instrumental singular)
Simonidama (instrumental plural)


Ivka

Ȋvka (canonical feminine)
И̑вка (Cyrillic)
Ivka (nominative singular)
Ivke (nominative plural)
Ivke (genitive singular)
Ivka (genitive plural)
Ivki (dative singular)
Ivkama (dative plural)
Ivku (accusative singular)
Ivke (accusative plural)
Ivko (singular vocative)
Ivke (plural vocative)
Ivki (locative singular)
Ivkama (locative plural)
Ivkom (instrumental singular)
Ivkama (instrumental plural)


Ivuša

Ìvuša (canonical feminine)
Ѝвуша (Cyrillic)
Ivuša (nominative singular)
Ivuše (nominative plural)
Ivuše (genitive singular)
Ivuša (genitive plural)
Ivuši (dative singular)
Ivušama (dative plural)
Ivušu (accusative singular)
Ivuše (accusative plural)
Ivušo (singular vocative)
Ivuše (plural vocative)
Ivuši (locative singular)
Ivušama (locative plural)
Ivušom (instrumental singular)
Ivušama (instrumental plural)


Izidora

Izidóra (canonical feminine)
Изидо́ра (Cyrillic)
Izidora (nominative singular)
Izidore (nominative plural)
Izidore (genitive singular)
Izidora (genitive plural)
Izidori (dative singular)
Izidorama (dative plural)
Izidoru (accusative singular)
Izidore (accusative plural)
Izidoro (singular vocative)
Izidore (plural vocative)
Izidori (locative singular)
Izidorama (locative plural)
Izidorom (instrumental singular)
Izidorama (instrumental plural)


Jadranka

Jȁdrānka f (Cyrillic spelling Ја̏дра̄нка)

Jȁdrānka (canonical feminine)
Ја̏дра̄нка (Cyrillic)
Jandranka (nominative singular)
Jandranke (nominative plural)
Jandranke (genitive singular)
Jandranka (genitive plural)
Jandranki (dative singular)
Jandrankama (dative plural)
Jandranku (accusative singular)
Jandranke (accusative plural)
Jandranko (singular vocative)
Jandranke (plural vocative)
Jandranki (locative singular)
Jandrankama (locative plural)
Jandrankom (instrumental singular)
Jandrankama (instrumental plural)


Jakica

Jȁkica (canonical feminine)
Ја̏кица (Cyrillic)
Jakica (nominative singular)
Jakice (nominative plural)
Jakice (genitive singular)
Jakica (genitive plural)
Jakici (dative singular)
Jakicama (dative plural)
Jakicu (accusative singular)
Jakice (accusative plural)
Jakico (singular vocative)
Jakice (plural vocative)
Jakici (locative singular)
Jakicama (locative plural)
Jakicom (instrumental singular)
Jakicama (instrumental plural)


Jalža

Jȁlža (canonical feminine)
Ја̏лжа (Cyrillic)
Jalža (nominative singular)
Jalže (nominative plural)
Jalže (genitive singular)
Jalža (genitive plural)
Jalži (dative singular)
Jalžama (dative plural)
Jalžu (accusative singular)
Jalže (accusative plural)
Jalžo (singular vocative)
Jalže (plural vocative)
Jalži (locative singular)
Jalžama (locative plural)
Jalžom (instrumental singular)
Jalžama (instrumental plural)


Jasenka

Jȁsēnka (canonical feminine)
Ја̏се̄нка (Cyrillic)
Jasenka (nominative singular)
Jasenke (nominative plural)
Jasenke (genitive singular)
Jasenka (genitive plural)
Jasenki (dative singular)
Jasenkama (dative plural)
Jasenku (accusative singular)
Jasenke (accusative plural)
Jasenko (singular vocative)
Jasenke (plural vocative)
Jasenki (locative singular)
Jasenkama (locative plural)
Jasenkom (instrumental singular)
Jasenkama (instrumental plural)


Javorka

Jȁvōrka (canonical feminine)
Ја̏во̄рка (Cyrillic)
Javorka (nominative singular)
Javorke (nominative plural)
Javorke (genitive singular)
Javorka (genitive plural)
Javorki (dative singular)
Javorkama (dative plural)
Javorku (accusative singular)
Javorke (accusative plural)
Javorko (singular vocative)
Javorke (plural vocative)
Javorki (locative singular)
Javorkama (locative plural)
Javorkom (instrumental singular)
Javorkama (instrumental plural)


Jasnica

Јасница (Cyrillic)
Jasnica (nominative singular)
Jasnice (nominative plural)
Jasnice (genitive singular)
Jasnica (genitive plural)
Jasnici (dative singular)
Jasnicama (dative plural)
Jasnicu (accusative singular)
Jasnice (accusative plural)
Jasnico (singular vocative)
Jasnice (plural vocative)
Jasnici (locative singular)
Jasnicama (locative plural)
Jasnicom (instrumental singular)
Jasnicama (instrumental plural)


Ivančica

Ìvānčica f (Cyrillic spelling Ѝва̄нчица)

Ìvānčica (canonical feminine)
Ѝва̄нчица (Cyrillic)
Ivančica (nominative singular)
Ivančice (nominative plural)
Ivančice (genitive singular)
Ivančica (genitive plural)
Ivančici (dative singular)
Ivančicama (dative plural)
Ivančicu (accusative singular)
Ivančice (accusative plural)
Ivančico (singular vocative)
Ivančice (plural vocative)
Ivančici (locative singular)
Ivančicama (locative plural)
Ivančicom (instrumental singular)
Ivančicama (instrumental plural)


Jelica

Jèlica (canonical feminine)
Јѐлица (Cyrillic)
Jelica (nominative singular)
Jelice (nominative plural)
Jelice (genitive singular)
Jelica (genitive plural)
Jelici (dative singular)
Jelicama (dative plural)
Jelicu (accusative singular)
Jelice (accusative plural)
Jelico (singular vocative)
Jelice (plural vocative)
Jelici (locative singular)
Jelicama (locative plural)
Jelicom (instrumental singular)
Jelicama (instrumental plural)


Jovanka

Jòvānka (canonical feminine)
Јо̀ва̄нка (Cyrillic)
Jovanka (nominative singular)
Jovanke (nominative plural)
Jovanke (genitive singular)
Jovanka (genitive plural)
Jovanki (dative singular)
Jovankama (dative plural)
Jovanku (accusative singular)
Jovanke (accusative plural)
Jovanko (singular vocative)
Jovanke (plural vocative)
Jovanki (locative singular)
Jovankama (locative plural)
Jovankom (instrumental singular)
Jovankama (instrumental plural)


Jovica

Jȍvica (canonical feminine)
Јо̏вица (Cyrillic)
Jovica (nominative singular)
Jovice (nominative plural)
Jovice (genitive singular)
Jovica (genitive plural)
Jovici (dative singular)
Jovicama (dative plural)
Jovicu (accusative singular)
Jovice (accusative plural)
Jovico (singular vocative)
Jovice (plural vocative)
Jovici (locative singular)
Jovicama (locative plural)
Jovicom (instrumental singular)
Jovicama (instrumental plural)


Jozefina

Jozefína f (Cyrillic spelling Јозефи́на)

Jozefína (canonical feminine)
Јозефи́на (Cyrillic)
Jozefina (nominative singular)
Jozefine (nominative plural)
Jozefine (genitive singular)
Jozefina (genitive plural)
Jozefini (dative singular)
Jozefinama (dative plural)
Jozefinu (accusative singular)
Jozefine (accusative plural)
Jozefino (singular vocative)
Jozefine (plural vocative)
Jozefini (locative singular)
Jozefinama (locative plural)
Jozefinom (instrumental singular)
Jozefinama (instrumental plural)


Gorana

Gòrana (canonical feminine)
Го̀рана (Cyrillic)
Gorana (nominative singular)
Gorane (nominative plural)
Gorane (genitive singular)
Gorana (genitive plural)
Gorani (dative singular)
Goranama (dative plural)
Goranu (accusative singular)
Gorane (accusative plural)
Gorano (singular vocative)
Gorane (plural vocative)
Gorani (locative singular)
Goranama (locative plural)
Goranom (instrumental singular)
Goranama (instrumental plural)


Grozdana

Grȍzdana f (Cyrillic spelling Гро̏здана)

Grȍzdana (canonical feminine)
Гро̏здана (Cyrillic)
Grozdana (nominative singular)
Grozdane (nominative plural)
Grozdane (genitive singular)
Grozdana (genitive plural)
Grozdani (dative singular)
Grozdanama (dative plural)
Grozdanu (accusative singular)
Grozdane (accusative plural)
Grozdano (singular vocative)
Grozdane (plural vocative)
Grozdani (locative singular)
Grozdanama (locative plural)
Grozdanom (instrumental singular)
Grozdanama (instrumental plural)


Hrvojka

Hȑvōjka (canonical feminine)
Хр̏во̄јка (Cyrillic)
Hrvojka (nominative singular)
Hrvojke (nominative plural)
Hrvojke (genitive singular)
Hrvojka (genitive plural)
Hrvojki (dative singular)
Hrvojkama (dative plural)
Hrvojku (accusative singular)
Hrvojke (accusative plural)
Hrvojko (singular vocative)
Hrvojke (plural vocative)
Hrvojki (locative singular)
Hrvojkama (locative plural)
Hrvojkom (instrumental singular)
Hrvojkama (instrumental plural)


Milisav

Mìlisav (canonical masculine)
Мѝлисав (Cyrillic)
Milisav (nominative singular)
Milisava (genitive singular)
Milisavu (dative singular)
Milisava (accusative singular)
Milisave (singular vocative)
Milisavu (locative singular)
Milisavom (instrumental singular)


Belavić

Bèlavić (canonical masculine)
Бѐлавић (Cyrillic)


БиХ

Босна и Херцеговина
Босна и Херцеговина#Serbo-Croatian

Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bosnia and Herzegovina#English:_Q225

Abbreviation of Босна и Херцеговина. Bosnia and Herzegovina (a country on the Balkan Peninsula in Southeast Europe)


Polić

Pólić (canonical masculine)
По́лић (Cyrillic)


Veselinović

Veselínović m (Cyrillic spelling Весели́новић)

Veselínović (canonical masculine)
Весели́новић (Cyrillic)


Ambrozije

Àmbrōzije m (Cyrillic spelling А̀мбро̄зије)

Àmbrōzije (canonical masculine)
А̀мбро̄зије (Cyrillic)


Mažuranić

Mažùranić m (Cyrillic spelling Мажу̀ранић)

Mažùranić (canonical masculine)
Мажу̀ранић (Cyrillic)


Vukan

Vùkan (canonical masculine)
Ву̀кан (Cyrillic)

(chiefly Serbia, Montenegro) a male given name


Пуљштина

Пу́љштина (canonical feminine)
Púljština (romanization)

From Пу́ла + -штина.

suffix

Пу́ла + -штина


Вишњанштина

sh-noun

Вишња́нштина

Вишња́нштина f (Latin spelling Višnjánština)

Вишња́нштина (canonical feminine)
Višnjánština (romanization)

Ви‧шњан‧шти‧на

From Вѝшњан + -штина.

suffix

Вѝшњан + -штина


Водњанштина

sh-noun

Водња́нштина

Водња́нштина f (Latin spelling Vodnjánština)

Водња́нштина (canonical feminine)
Vodnjánština (romanization)

Вод‧њан‧шти‧на

From Во̀дњан + -штина.

suffix

Во̀дњан + -штина


Ђаковштина

sh-proper noun

Ђако́вштина f (Latin spelling Đakóvština)

Ђако́вштина (canonical feminine)
Đakóvština (romanization)

Ђа‧ков‧шти‧на

From Ђа̏ково + -штина.

suffix

Ђа̏ково + -штина


Бузештина

Бузе́штина (canonical feminine)
Buzéština (romanization)

Бу‧зе‧шти‧на

From Бу̀зет + -штина.

Бу̀зет + -штина


Грожњанштина

sh-proper noun

Грожња́нштина

Грожња́нштина f (Latin spelling Grožnjánština)

Грожња́нштина (canonical feminine)
Grožnjánština (romanization)

Гро‧жњан‧шти‧на

From Гро̀жња̄н + -штина.

suffix

Гро̀жња̄н + -штина


Жмињштина

sh-proper noun

Жми́њштина f (Latin spelling Žmínjština)

Жми́њштина (canonical feminine)
Žmínjština (romanization)

From Жми̑њ + -штина.

suffix

Жми̑њ + -штина


Лабинштина

sh-proper noun

Лаби́нштина f (Latin spelling Labínština)

Лаби́нштина (canonical feminine)
Labínština (romanization)

Ла‧бин‧шти‧на

From Ла̀бӣн + -штина.

suffix

Ла̀бӣн + -штина