pivar

pìvār (canonical masculine)
пѝва̄р (Cyrillic)
pìvār (nominative singular)
pivari (nominative plural)
pivára (genitive singular)
pivara (genitive plural)
pivaru (dative singular)
pivarima (dative plural)
pivara (accusative singular)
pivare (accusative plural)
pivaru (singular vocative)
pivari (plural vocative)
pivaru (locative singular)
pivarima (locative plural)
pivarom (instrumental singular)
pivarima (instrumental plural)


пивар

пѝва̄р (canonical masculine)
pìvār (romanization)
пѝва̄р (nominative singular)
пивари (nominative plural)
пива́ра (genitive singular)
пивара (genitive plural)
пивару (dative singular)
пиварима (dative plural)
пивара (accusative singular)
пиваре (accusative plural)
пивару (singular vocative)
пивари (plural vocative)
пивару (locative singular)
пиварима (locative plural)
пиваром (instrumental singular)
пиварима (instrumental plural)


pivarstvo

sh-noun

pivárstvo n (Cyrillic spelling пива́рство)

pivárstvo (canonical neuter)
пива́рство (Cyrillic)
pivarstvo (nominative singular)
pivarstva (genitive singular)
pivarstvu (dative singular)
pivarstvo (accusative singular)
pivarstvo (singular vocative)
pivarstvu (locative singular)
pivarstvom (instrumental singular)


пиварство

пива́рство (canonical neuter)
pivárstvo (romanization)
пиварство (nominative singular)
пиварства (genitive singular)
пиварству (dative singular)
пиварство (accusative singular)
пиварство (singular vocative)
пиварству (locative singular)
пиварством (instrumental singular)


pivničar

pívničār m (Cyrillic spelling пи́внича̄р)

pívničār (canonical masculine)
пи́внича̄р (Cyrillic)
pivničar (nominative singular)
pivničari (nominative plural)
pivničara (genitive singular)
pivničara (genitive plural)
pivničaru (dative singular)
pivničarima (dative plural)
pivničara (accusative singular)
pivničare (accusative plural)
pivničaru (singular vocative)
pivničari (plural vocative)
pivničaru (locative singular)
pivničarima (locative plural)
pivničarom (instrumental singular)
pivničarima (instrumental plural)


пивничар

пи́внича̄р (canonical masculine)
pívničār (romanization)
пивничар (nominative singular)
пивничари (nominative plural)
пивничара (genitive singular)
пивничара (genitive plural)
пивничару (dative singular)
пивничарима (dative plural)
пивничара (accusative singular)
пивничаре (accusative plural)
пивничару (singular vocative)
пивничари (plural vocative)
пивничару (locative singular)
пивничарима (locative plural)
пивничаром (instrumental singular)
пивничарима (instrumental plural)


pivničarka

pívničārka f (Cyrillic spelling пи́внича̄рка)

pívničārka (canonical feminine)
пи́внича̄рка (Cyrillic)
pivničarka (nominative singular)
pivničarke (nominative plural)
pivničarke (genitive singular)
pivničarka (genitive plural)
pivničarki (genitive plural)
pivničarki (dative singular)
pivničarkama (dative plural)
pivničarku (accusative singular)
pivničarke (accusative plural)
pivničarko (singular vocative)
pivničarke (plural vocative)
pivničarki (locative singular)
pivničarkama (locative plural)
pivničarkom (instrumental singular)
pivničarkama (instrumental plural)


пивничарка

пи́внича̄рка

пи́внича̄рка f (Latin spelling pívničārka)

пи́внича̄рка (canonical feminine)
pívničārka (romanization)
пивничарка (nominative singular)
пивничарке (nominative plural)
пивничарке (genitive singular)
пивничарка (genitive plural)
пивничарки (genitive plural)
пивничарки (dative singular)
пивничаркама (dative plural)
пивничарку (accusative singular)
пивничарке (accusative plural)
пивничарко (singular vocative)
пивничарке (plural vocative)
пивничарки (locative singular)
пивничаркама (locative plural)
пивничарком (instrumental singular)
пивничаркама (instrumental plural)

пив‧ни‧чар‧ка


pizma

pȉzma (canonical feminine)
пи̏зма (Cyrillic)
pizma (nominative singular)
pizme (nominative plural)
pizme (genitive singular)
pizama (genitive plural)
pizma (genitive plural)
pizmi (genitive plural)
pizmi (dative singular)
pizmama (dative plural)
pizmu (accusative singular)
pizme (accusative plural)
pizmo (singular vocative)
pizme (plural vocative)
pizmi (locative singular)
pizmama (locative plural)
pizmom (instrumental singular)
pizmama (instrumental plural)


пизма

пи̏зма (canonical feminine)
pȉzma (romanization)
пизма (nominative singular)
пизме (nominative plural)
пизме (genitive singular)
пизама (genitive plural)
пизма (genitive plural)
пизми (genitive plural)
пизми (dative singular)
пизмама (dative plural)
пизму (accusative singular)
пизме (accusative plural)
пизмо (singular vocative)
пизме (plural vocative)
пизми (locative singular)
пизмама (locative plural)
пизмом (instrumental singular)
пизмама (instrumental plural)


pigmentacija

pigmentácija f (Cyrillic spelling пигмента́ција)

pigmentácija (canonical feminine)
пигмента́ција (Cyrillic)
pigmentacija (nominative singular)
pigmentacije (nominative plural)
pigmentacije (genitive singular)
pigmentacija (genitive plural)
pigmentaciji (dative singular)
pigmentacijama (dative plural)
pigmentaciju (accusative singular)
pigmentacije (accusative plural)
pigmentacijo (singular vocative)
pigmentacije (plural vocative)
pigmentaciji (locative singular)
pigmentacijama (locative plural)
pigmentacijom (instrumental singular)
pigmentacijama (instrumental plural)


пигментација

пигмента́ција

пигмента́ција f (Latin spelling pigmentácija)

пигмента́ција (canonical feminine)
pigmentácija (romanization)
пигментација (nominative singular)
пигментације (nominative plural)
пигментације (genitive singular)
пигментација (genitive plural)
пигментацији (dative singular)
пигментацијама (dative plural)
пигментацију (accusative singular)
пигментације (accusative plural)
пигментацијо (singular vocative)
пигментације (plural vocative)
пигментацији (locative singular)
пигментацијама (locative plural)
пигментацијом (instrumental singular)
пигментацијама (instrumental plural)

пиг‧мен‧та‧ци‧ја

From пѝгмент.


пијандура

пија̀ндура m or f (Latin spelling pijàndura)

пија̀ндура (canonical feminine masculine)
pijàndura (romanization)
пијандура (nominative singular)
пијандуре (nominative plural)
пијандуре (genitive singular)
пијандура (genitive plural)
пијандури (dative singular)
пијандурама (dative plural)
пијандуру (accusative singular)
пијандуре (accusative plural)
пијандуро (singular vocative)
пијандуре (plural vocative)
пијандури (locative singular)
пијандурама (locative plural)
пијандуром (instrumental singular)
пијандурама (instrumental plural)

пи‧јан‧ду‧ра


pijanino

pijànīno m (Cyrillic spelling пија̀нӣно)

pijànīno (canonical masculine)
пија̀нӣно (Cyrillic)
pijanino (nominative singular)
pijanina (nominative plural)
pijanina (genitive singular)
pijanina (genitive plural)
pijaninu (dative singular)
pijaninima (dative plural)
pijanino (accusative singular)
pijanina (accusative plural)
pijanino (singular vocative)
pijanina (plural vocative)
pijaninu (locative singular)
pijaninima (locative plural)
pijaninom (instrumental singular)
pijaninima (instrumental plural)


пијанино

пија̀нӣно (canonical masculine)
pijànīno (romanization)
пијанино (nominative singular)
пијанина (nominative plural)
пијанина (genitive singular)
пијанина (genitive plural)
пијанину (dative singular)
пијанинима (dative plural)
пијанино (accusative singular)
пијанина (accusative plural)
пијанино (singular vocative)
пијанина (plural vocative)
пијанину (locative singular)
пијанинима (locative plural)
пијанином (instrumental singular)
пијанинима (instrumental plural)


pijanist

pijànist m (Cyrillic spelling пија̀нист)

pijànist (canonical masculine)
пија̀нист (Cyrillic)
pijanist (nominative singular)
pijanisti (nominative plural)
pijanista (genitive singular)
pijanista (genitive plural)
pijanistu (dative singular)
pijanistima (dative plural)
pijanista (accusative singular)
pijaniste (accusative plural)
pijaniste (singular vocative)
pijanisti (plural vocative)
pijanistu (locative singular)
pijanistima (locative plural)
pijanistom (instrumental singular)
pijanistima (instrumental plural)
pijànista (alternative Bosnia Serbian)


пијанист

пија̀нист (canonical masculine)
pijànist (romanization)
пијанист (nominative singular)
пијанисти (nominative plural)
пијаниста (genitive singular)
пијаниста (genitive plural)
пијанисту (dative singular)
пијанистима (dative plural)
пијаниста (accusative singular)
пијанисте (accusative plural)
пијанисте (singular vocative)
пијанисти (plural vocative)
пијанисту (locative singular)
пијанистима (locative plural)
пијанистом (instrumental singular)
пијанистима (instrumental plural)
пија̀ниста (alternative Bosnia Serbian)

From пѝја̄но.


pijano

pìjāno (canonical masculine)
пѝја̄но (Cyrillic)
pijano (nominative singular)
pijana (nominative plural)
pijana (genitive singular)
pijana (genitive plural)
pijanu (dative singular)
pijanima (dative plural)
pijano (accusative singular)
pijana (accusative plural)
pijano (singular vocative)
pijana (plural vocative)
pijanu (locative singular)
pijanima (locative plural)
pijanom (instrumental singular)
pijanima (instrumental plural)


пијано

пѝја̄но (canonical masculine)
pìjāno (romanization)
пијано (nominative singular)
пијана (nominative plural)
пијана (genitive singular)
пијана (genitive plural)
пијану (dative singular)
пијанима (dative plural)
пијано (accusative singular)
пијана (accusative plural)
пијано (singular vocative)
пијана (plural vocative)
пијану (locative singular)
пијанима (locative plural)
пијаном (instrumental singular)
пијанима (instrumental plural)


pijanistica

pijànistica f (Cyrillic spelling пија̀нистица)

pijànistica (canonical feminine)
пија̀нистица (Cyrillic)
pijanistica (nominative singular)
pijanistice (nominative plural)
pijanistice (genitive singular)
pijanistica (genitive plural)
pijanistici (dative singular)
pijanisticama (dative plural)
pijanisticu (accusative singular)
pijanistice (accusative plural)
pijanistice (singular vocative)
pijanistice (plural vocative)
pijanistici (locative singular)
pijanisticama (locative plural)
pijanisticom (instrumental singular)
pijanisticama (instrumental plural)
pijànistkinja (alternative)


пијанистица

пија̀нистица

пија̀нистица f (Latin spelling pijànistica)

пија̀нистица (canonical feminine)
pijànistica (romanization)
пијанистица (nominative singular)
пијанистице (nominative plural)
пијанистице (genitive singular)
пијанистица (genitive plural)
пијанистици (dative singular)
пијанистицама (dative plural)
пијанистицу (accusative singular)
пијанистице (accusative plural)
пијанистице (singular vocative)
пијанистице (plural vocative)
пијанистици (locative singular)
пијанистицама (locative plural)
пијанистицом (instrumental singular)
пијанистицама (instrumental plural)
пија̀нисткиња (alternative)

пи‧ја‧нис‧ти‧ца

From пијанист + -ица.

suffix

пијанист + -ица


klavirist

sh-noun

klavìrist m (Cyrillic spelling клавѝрист)

klavìrist (canonical masculine)
клавѝрист (Cyrillic)
klavirist (nominative singular)
klaviristi (nominative plural)
klavirista (genitive singular)
klavirista (genitive plural)
klaviristu (dative singular)
klaviristima (dative plural)
klavirista (accusative singular)
klaviriste (accusative plural)
klaviriste (singular vocative)
klaviristi (plural vocative)
klaviristu (locative singular)
klaviristima (locative plural)
klaviristom (instrumental singular)
klaviristima (instrumental plural)
klavìrista (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


клавирист

клавѝрист (canonical masculine)
klavìrist (romanization)
клавирист (nominative singular)
клавиристи (nominative plural)
клавириста (genitive singular)
клавириста (genitive plural)
клавиристу (dative singular)
клавиристима (dative plural)
клавириста (accusative singular)
клавиристе (accusative plural)
клавиристе (singular vocative)
клавиристи (plural vocative)
клавиристу (locative singular)
клавиристима (locative plural)
клавиристом (instrumental singular)
клавиристима (instrumental plural)
клавѝриста (alternative Bosnia Serbia)

From кла̀вӣр.


klaviristica

klavìristica f (Cyrillic spelling клавѝристица)

klavìristica (canonical feminine)
клавѝристица (Cyrillic)
klaviristica (nominative singular)
klaviristice (nominative plural)
klaviristice (genitive singular)
klaviristica (genitive plural)
klaviristici (dative singular)
klaviristicama (dative plural)
klaviristicu (accusative singular)
klaviristice (accusative plural)
klaviristice (singular vocative)
klaviristice (plural vocative)
klaviristici (locative singular)
klaviristicama (locative plural)
klaviristicom (instrumental singular)
klaviristicama (instrumental plural)
klavìristkinja (alternative)


клавиристица

клавѝристица

клавѝристица f (Latin spelling klavìristica)

клавѝристица (canonical feminine)
klavìristica (romanization)
клавиристица (nominative singular)
клавиристице (nominative plural)
клавиристице (genitive singular)
клавиристица (genitive plural)
клавиристици (dative singular)
клавиристицама (dative plural)
клавиристицу (accusative singular)
клавиристице (accusative plural)
клавиристице (singular vocative)
клавиристице (plural vocative)
клавиристици (locative singular)
клавиристицама (locative plural)
клавиристицом (instrumental singular)
клавиристицама (instrumental plural)
клавѝристкиња (alternative)

кла‧ви‧рис‧ти‧ца

From клавирист + -ица.

suffix

клавирист + -ица


klaviristkinja

sh-noun

klavìristkinja f (Cyrillic spelling клавѝристкиња)

klavìristkinja (canonical feminine)
клавѝристкиња (Cyrillic)
klaviristkinja (nominative singular)
klaviristkinje (nominative plural)
klaviristkinje (genitive singular)
klaviristkinja (genitive plural)
klaviristkinji (dative singular)
klaviristkinjama (dative plural)
klaviristkinju (accusative singular)
klaviristkinje (accusative plural)
klaviristkinjo (singular vocative)
klaviristkinje (plural vocative)
klaviristkinji (locative singular)
klaviristkinjama (locative plural)
klaviristkinjom (instrumental singular)
klaviristkinjama (instrumental plural)
klavìristica (alternative)


клавиристкиња

клавѝристкиња

клавѝристкиња f (Latin spelling klavìristkinja)

клавѝристкиња (canonical feminine)
klavìristkinja (romanization)
клавиристкиња (nominative singular)
клавиристкиње (nominative plural)
клавиристкиње (genitive singular)
клавиристкиња (genitive plural)
клавиристкињи (dative singular)
клавиристкињама (dative plural)
клавиристкињу (accusative singular)
клавиристкиње (accusative plural)
клавиристкињо (singular vocative)
клавиристкиње (plural vocative)
клавиристкињи (locative singular)
клавиристкињама (locative plural)
клавиристкињом (instrumental singular)
клавиристкињама (instrumental plural)
клавѝристица (alternative)

кла‧ви‧рист‧ки‧ња

From клавирист + -киња.

suffix

клавирист + -киња


ками

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kamy, from Proto-Indo-European *h₂éḱmō, preserving the reflex of word-final */y/, which was lost in standard words ка̑м and ка̏ме̄н.


бодул

бо̑дул (canonical masculine)
bȏdul (romanization)
bodul (nominative singular)
boduli (nominative plural)
bodula (genitive singular)
bodula (genitive plural)
bodulu (dative singular)
bodulima (dative plural)
bodula (accusative singular)
bodule (accusative plural)
bodule (singular vocative)
boduli (plural vocative)
bodulu (locative singular)
bodulima (locative plural)
bodulom (instrumental singular)
bodulima (instrumental plural)

(regional, derogatory) islander on the Croatian coast of the Adriatic sea.


аристократкиња

sh-noun

аристо̀краткиња

аристо̀краткиња f (Latin spelling aristòkratkinja)

аристо̀краткиња (canonical feminine)
aristòkratkinja (romanization)
аристократкиња (nominative singular)
аристократкиње (nominative plural)
аристократкиње (genitive singular)
аристократкиња (genitive plural)
аристократкињи (dative singular)
аристократкињама (dative plural)
аристократкињу (accusative singular)
аристократкиње (accusative plural)
аристократкињо (singular vocative)
аристократкиње (plural vocative)
аристократкињи (locative singular)
аристократкињама (locative plural)
аристократкињом (instrumental singular)
аристократкињама (instrumental plural)

а‧ри‧сто‧крат‧ки‧ња

From аристокра̀ција.


бјелина

бјелѝна (canonical feminine)
bjelìna (romanization)
бјелѝна (nominative singular)
бјелине (nominative plural)
бјелине (genitive singular)
бјели́на̄ (genitive plural)
бјелини (dative singular)
бјелинама (dative plural)
бјелину (accusative singular)
бјелине (accusative plural)
бјелино (singular vocative)
бјелине (plural vocative)
бјелини (locative singular)
бјелинама (locative plural)
бјелином (instrumental singular)
бјелинама (instrumental plural)
белѝна (alternative Ekavian)

From бије̑л.


belina

belìna (canonical feminine)
белѝна (Cyrillic)
belìna (nominative singular)
beline (nominative plural)
beline (genitive singular)
belínā (genitive plural)
belini (dative singular)
belinama (dative plural)
belinu (accusative singular)
beline (accusative plural)
belino (singular vocative)
beline (plural vocative)
belini (locative singular)
belinama (locative plural)
belinom (instrumental singular)
belinama (instrumental plural)
bjelìna (alternative Ijekavian)


белина

белѝна (canonical feminine)
belìna (romanization)
белѝна (nominative singular)
белине (nominative plural)
белине (genitive singular)
бели́на̄ (genitive plural)
белини (dative singular)
белинама (dative plural)
белину (accusative singular)
белине (accusative plural)
белино (singular vocative)
белине (plural vocative)
белини (locative singular)
белинама (locative plural)
белином (instrumental singular)
белинама (instrumental plural)
бјелѝна (alternative Ijekavian)


бјелкиња

бје̏лкиња (canonical feminine)
bjȅlkinja (romanization)
бјелкиња (nominative singular)
бјелкиње (nominative plural)
бјелкиње (genitive singular)
бјелкиња (genitive plural)
бјелкињи (dative singular)
бјелкињама (dative plural)
бјелкињу (accusative singular)
бјелкиње (accusative plural)
бјелкињо (singular vocative)
бјелкиње (plural vocative)
бјелкињи (locative singular)
бјелкињама (locative plural)
бјелкињом (instrumental singular)
бјелкињама (instrumental plural)
бе̏лкиња (alternative Ekavian)

From бије̑л.

A white female (person with light-coloured skin)


belkinja

bȅlkinja (canonical feminine)
бе̏лкиња (Cyrillic)
belkinja (nominative singular)
belkinje (nominative plural)
belkinje (genitive singular)
belkinja (genitive plural)
belkinji (dative singular)
belkinjama (dative plural)
belkinju (accusative singular)
belkinje (accusative plural)
belkinjo (singular vocative)
belkinje (plural vocative)
belkinji (locative singular)
belkinjama (locative plural)
belkinjom (instrumental singular)
belkinjama (instrumental plural)
bjȅlkinja (alternative Ijekavian)


белкиња

бе̏лкиња (canonical feminine)
bȅlkinja (romanization)
белкиња (nominative singular)
белкиње (nominative plural)
белкиње (genitive singular)
белкиња (genitive plural)
белкињи (dative singular)
белкињама (dative plural)
белкињу (accusative singular)
белкиње (accusative plural)
белкињо (singular vocative)
белкиње (plural vocative)
белкињи (locative singular)
белкињама (locative plural)
белкињом (instrumental singular)
белкињама (instrumental plural)
бје̏лкиња (alternative Ijekavian)


бјелило

бјѐлило (canonical neuter)
bjèlilo (romanization)
бјѐлило (nominative singular)
бјелила (nominative plural)
бјелила (genitive singular)
бје̏лӣла̄ (genitive plural)
бјелилу (dative singular)
бјелилима (dative plural)
бјелило (accusative singular)
бјелила (accusative plural)
бјелило (singular vocative)
бјелила (plural vocative)
бјелилу (locative singular)
бјелилима (locative plural)
бјелилом (instrumental singular)
бјелилима (instrumental plural)
бѐлило (alternative Ekavian)

From бије̑л + -ило.

af

бије̑л + -ило


belilo

bèlilo (canonical neuter)
бѐлило (Cyrillic)
bèlilo (nominative singular)
belila (nominative plural)
belila (genitive singular)
bȅlīlā (genitive plural)
belilu (dative singular)
belilima (dative plural)
belilo (accusative singular)
belila (accusative plural)
belilo (singular vocative)
belila (plural vocative)
belilu (locative singular)
belilima (locative plural)
belilom (instrumental singular)
belilima (instrumental plural)
bjèlilo (alternative Ijekavian)


белило

бѐлило (canonical neuter)
bèlilo (romanization)
бѐлило (nominative singular)
белила (nominative plural)
белила (genitive singular)
бе̏лӣла̄ (genitive plural)
белилу (dative singular)
белилима (dative plural)
белило (accusative singular)
белила (accusative plural)
белило (singular vocative)
белила (plural vocative)
белилу (locative singular)
белилима (locative plural)
белилом (instrumental singular)
белилима (instrumental plural)
бјѐлило (alternative Ijekavian)


цимерица

ци̏мерица (canonical feminine)
cȉmerica (romanization)
цимерица (nominative singular)
цимерице (nominative plural)
цимерице (genitive singular)
цимерица (genitive plural)
цимерици (dative singular)
цимерицама (dative plural)
цимерицу (accusative singular)
цимерице (accusative plural)
цимерице (singular vocative)
цимерице (plural vocative)
цимерици (locative singular)
цимерицама (locative plural)
цимерицом (instrumental singular)
цимерицама (instrumental plural)
цӣме̄рка (alternative Bosnia Serbia)

From цимер + -ица.

suffix

цимер + -ица


cvilež

cvílež (canonical masculine)
цви́леж (Cyrillic)
cvilež (nominative singular)
cvileži (nominative plural)
cvileža (genitive singular)
cvileža (genitive plural)
cviležu (dative singular)
cviležima (dative plural)
cvilež (accusative singular)
cvileže (accusative plural)
cviležu (singular vocative)
cvileži (plural vocative)
cviležu (locative singular)
cviležima (locative plural)
cviležom (instrumental singular)
cviležima (instrumental plural)


цвилеж

цви́леж (canonical masculine)
cvílež (romanization)
цвилеж (nominative singular)
цвилежи (nominative plural)
цвилежа (genitive singular)
цвилежа (genitive plural)
цвилежу (dative singular)
цвилежима (dative plural)
цвилеж (accusative singular)
цвилеже (accusative plural)
цвилежу (singular vocative)
цвилежи (plural vocative)
цвилежу (locative singular)
цвилежима (locative plural)
цвилежом (instrumental singular)
цвилежима (instrumental plural)

From цви́љети/цви́лети.


baždar

bàždār (canonical masculine)
ба̀жда̄р (Cyrillic)
bàždār (nominative singular)
baždari (nominative plural)
baždára (genitive singular)
baždara (genitive plural)
baždaru (dative singular)
baždarima (dative plural)
baždara (accusative singular)
baždare (accusative plural)
baždaru (singular vocative)
baždare (singular vocative)
baždari (plural vocative)
baždaru (locative singular)
baždarima (locative plural)
baždarem (instrumental singular)
baždarom (instrumental singular)
baždarima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish باجدار (bacdar), from Persian باجدار (bâjdâr), باژدار (bâždâr, “revenue collector”), from باژ (bâž, “tribute”). Akin to bádža.

bor+

<i class="Latn mention" lang="tr">bacdar</i>

revenue/tax collector, customs official ("he who collects something that can be measured")


баждар

ба̀жда̄р (canonical masculine)
bàždār (romanization)
ба̀жда̄р (nominative singular)
баждари (nominative plural)
бажда́ра (genitive singular)
баждара (genitive plural)
баждару (dative singular)
баждарима (dative plural)
баждара (accusative singular)
баждаре (accusative plural)
баждару (singular vocative)
баждаре (singular vocative)
баждари (plural vocative)
баждару (locative singular)
баждарима (locative plural)
баждарем (instrumental singular)
баждаром (instrumental singular)
баждарима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish باجدار (bacdar), from Persian باجدار (bâjdâr), باژدار (bâždâr, “revenue collector”), from باژ (bâž, “tribute”). Akin to ба́џа.


badža

bàdža (canonical feminine)
bádža (canonical feminine)
ба̀џа (Cyrillic)
ба́џа (Cyrillic)
badža (nominative singular)
badže (nominative plural)
badže (genitive singular)
badža (genitive plural)
badži (dative singular)
badžama (dative plural)
badžu (accusative singular)
badže (accusative plural)
badžo (singular vocative)
badže (plural vocative)
badži (locative singular)
badžama (locative plural)
badžom (instrumental singular)
badžama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish باجه (baca, “chimney”), from Persian باجه (bâja, “a big opening, window”).

<i class="Latn mention" lang="tr">baca</i>

der

(regional) opening on roof or wall (for smoke or light)


badža

bádža (canonical feminine)
ба́џа (Cyrillic)
badža (nominative singular)
badže (nominative plural)
badže (genitive singular)
badža (genitive plural)
badži (dative singular)
badžama (dative plural)
badžu (accusative singular)
badže (accusative plural)
badžo (singular vocative)
badže (plural vocative)
badži (locative singular)
badžama (locative plural)
badžom (instrumental singular)
badžama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish باجی (bacı, “sister; old housemaid”). Akin to badžikàduna.

bor+

<i class="Latn mention" lang="tr">bacı</i>


badža

bádža (canonical feminine)
ба́џа (Cyrillic)
badža (nominative singular)
badže (nominative plural)
badže (genitive singular)
badža (genitive plural)
badži (dative singular)
badžama (dative plural)
badžu (accusative singular)
badže (accusative plural)
badžo (singular vocative)
badže (plural vocative)
badži (locative singular)
badžama (locative plural)
badžom (instrumental singular)
badžama (instrumental plural)
bȁdž (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish باج (bâc), from Persian باژ (bâž, “tribute, toll, duty”). Akin to bàždār (“measurer, surveyor”).

<i class="Latn mention" lang="tr">bâc</i>

der

(historical, regional) tribute, toll, duty


баџа

ба̀џа (canonical feminine)
ба́џа (canonical feminine)
bàdža (romanization)
bádža (romanization)
баџа (nominative singular)
баџе (nominative plural)
баџе (genitive singular)
баџа (genitive plural)
баџи (dative singular)
баџама (dative plural)
баџу (accusative singular)
баџе (accusative plural)
баџо (singular vocative)
баџе (plural vocative)
баџи (locative singular)
баџама (locative plural)
баџом (instrumental singular)
баџама (instrumental plural)


баџа

ба́џа (canonical feminine)
bádža (romanization)
баџа (nominative singular)
баџе (nominative plural)
баџе (genitive singular)
баџа (genitive plural)
баџи (dative singular)
баџама (dative plural)
баџу (accusative singular)
баџе (accusative plural)
баџо (singular vocative)
баџе (plural vocative)
баџи (locative singular)
баџама (locative plural)
баџом (instrumental singular)
баџама (instrumental plural)


баџа

ба́џа (canonical feminine)
bádža (romanization)
баџа (nominative singular)
баџе (nominative plural)
баџе (genitive singular)
баџа (genitive plural)
баџи (dative singular)
баџама (dative plural)
баџу (accusative singular)
баџе (accusative plural)
баџо (singular vocative)
баџе (plural vocative)
баџи (locative singular)
баџама (locative plural)
баџом (instrumental singular)
баџама (instrumental plural)
ба̏џ (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish باج (bâc), from Persian باژ (bâž, “tribute, toll, duty”). Akin to ба̀жда̄р (“measurer, surveyor”).


базен

ба̀зе̄н (canonical masculine)
bàzēn (romanization)
ба̀зе̄н (nominative singular)
базени (nominative plural)
базе́на (genitive singular)
базена (genitive plural)
базену (dative singular)
базенима (dative plural)
базен (accusative singular)
базене (accusative plural)
базене (singular vocative)
базени (plural vocative)
базену (locative singular)
базенима (locative plural)
базеном (instrumental singular)
базенима (instrumental plural)
ба̀се̄н (alternative Bosnia Serbia)

(geography) basin (an area of water that drains into a river)


докторанд

докто̀ранд (canonical masculine)
doktòrand (romanization)
докто̀ранд (nominative singular)
докторанди (nominative plural)
докторанда (genitive singular)
докто̀рана̄да̄ (genitive plural)
докторанду (dative singular)
докторандима (dative plural)
докторанда (accusative singular)
докторанде (accusative plural)
докторанде (singular vocative)
докторанди (plural vocative)
докторанду (locative singular)
докторандима (locative plural)
докторандом (instrumental singular)
докторандима (instrumental plural)

From до̏ктор.

a PhD student, a person studying for a doctorate


доктрина

доктри́на (canonical feminine)
doktrína (romanization)
доктрина (nominative singular)
доктрине (nominative plural)
доктрине (genitive singular)
доктрина (genitive plural)
доктрини (dative singular)
доктринама (dative plural)
доктрину (accusative singular)
доктрине (accusative plural)
доктрино (singular vocative)
доктрине (plural vocative)
доктрини (locative singular)
доктринама (locative plural)
доктрином (instrumental singular)
доктринама (instrumental plural)


dojava

dȍjava (canonical feminine)
до̏јава (Cyrillic)
dojava (nominative singular)
dojave (nominative plural)
dojave (genitive singular)
dojava (genitive plural)
dojavi (dative singular)
dojavama (dative plural)
dojavu (accusative singular)
dojave (accusative plural)
dojavo (singular vocative)
dojave (plural vocative)
dojavi (locative singular)
dojavama (locative plural)
dojavom (instrumental singular)
dojavama (instrumental plural)

tip (piece of private or secret information)


дојава

до̏јава (canonical feminine)
dȍjava (romanization)
дојава (nominative singular)
дојаве (nominative plural)
дојаве (genitive singular)
дојава (genitive plural)
дојави (dative singular)
дојавама (dative plural)
дојаву (accusative singular)
дојаве (accusative plural)
дојаво (singular vocative)
дојаве (plural vocative)
дојави (locative singular)
дојавама (locative plural)
дојавом (instrumental singular)
дојавама (instrumental plural)

From доја́вити.


адиција

ади́ција (canonical feminine)
adícija (romanization)
адиција (nominative singular)
адиције (nominative plural)
адиције (genitive singular)
адиција (genitive plural)
адицији (dative singular)
адицијама (dative plural)
адицију (accusative singular)
адиције (accusative plural)
адицијо (singular vocative)
адиције (plural vocative)
адицији (locative singular)
адицијама (locative plural)
адицијом (instrumental singular)
адицијама (instrumental plural)


анђелак

анђе́лак (canonical masculine)
anđélak (romanization)
анђе́лак (nominative singular)
анђе́лци (nominative plural)
анђе́лка (genitive singular)
а̀нђе̄ла̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
анђелку (dative singular)
анђелцима (dative plural)
анђелка (accusative singular)
анђелке (accusative plural)
анђе́лче (singular vocative)
анђелци (plural vocative)
анђелку (locative singular)
анђелцима (locative plural)
анђелком (instrumental singular)
анђелцима (instrumental plural)

From анђео + -ак.


blagonaklonost

sh-noun

blagonáklonōst f (Cyrillic spelling благона́клоно̄ст)

blagonáklonōst (canonical feminine)
благона́клоно̄ст (Cyrillic)
blagonáklonōst (nominative singular)
blagonaklonosti (nominative plural)
blagonáklonosti (genitive singular)
blagonaklonosti (genitive plural)
blagonaklonosti (dative singular)
blagonaklonostima (dative plural)
blagonaklonost (accusative singular)
blagonaklonosti (accusative plural)
blagonaklonosti (singular vocative)
blagonaklonosti (plural vocative)
blagonaklonosti (locative singular)
blagonaklonostima (locative plural)
blagonáklonosti (instrumental singular)
blagonáklonošću (instrumental singular)
blagonaklonostima (instrumental plural)


благонаклоност

благона́клоно̄ст

благона́клоно̄ст f (Latin spelling blagonáklonōst)

благона́клоно̄ст (canonical feminine)
blagonáklonōst (romanization)
благона́клоно̄ст (nominative singular)
благонаклоности (nominative plural)
благона́клоности (genitive singular)
благонаклоности (genitive plural)
благонаклоности (dative singular)
благонаклоностима (dative plural)
благонаклоност (accusative singular)
благонаклоности (accusative plural)
благонаклоности (singular vocative)
благонаклоности (plural vocative)
благонаклоности (locative singular)
благонаклоностима (locative plural)
благона́клоности (instrumental singular)
благона́клоношћу (instrumental singular)
благонаклоностима (instrumental plural)

бла‧го‧нак‧ло‧ност

From благона́клон.


севдалинка

севда̀лӣнка f (Latin spelling sevdàlīnka)

севда̀лӣнка (canonical feminine)
sevdàlīnka (romanization)
севда̀лӣнка (nominative singular)
севдалинке (nominative plural)
севдалинке (genitive singular)
севда̀лӣнка̄ (genitive plural)
севда̀лӣнкӣ (genitive plural)
севдалинки (dative singular)
севдалинкама (dative plural)
севдалинку (accusative singular)
севдалинке (accusative plural)
севдалинко (singular vocative)
севдалинке (plural vocative)
севдалинки (locative singular)
севдалинкама (locative plural)
севдалинком (instrumental singular)
севдалинкама (instrumental plural)

сев‧да‧лин‧ка

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish سودالی (sevdalı) (compare Turkish sevdalı). Akin to сѐвда̄х, севда̀лија, севда̀лук, сѐвди, сѐвдисати.


sevdalija

sh-noun

sevdàlija m (Cyrillic spelling севда̀лија)

sevdàlija (canonical masculine)
севда̀лија (Cyrillic)
sevdalija (nominative singular)
sevdalije (nominative plural)
sevdalije (genitive singular)
sevdalija (genitive plural)
sevdaliji (dative singular)
sevdalijama (dative plural)
sevdbaliju (accusative singular)
sevdalije (accusative plural)
sevdalijo (singular vocative)
sevdalije (plural vocative)
sevdaliji (locative singular)
sevdalijama (locative plural)
sevdalijom (instrumental singular)
sevdalijama (instrumental plural)
sevdáhlija (alternative)
sevdèlija (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish سودالی (sevdalı), equivalent to sèvdāh + -lija. Akin to sèvdāh, sevdàlīnka, sevdàluk, sèvdi, sèvdisati.


севдалија

севда̀лија (canonical masculine)
sevdàlija (romanization)
севдалија (nominative singular)
севдалије (nominative plural)
севдалије (genitive singular)
севдалија (genitive plural)
севдалији (dative singular)
севдалијама (dative plural)
севдбалију (accusative singular)
севдалије (accusative plural)
севдалијо (singular vocative)
севдалије (plural vocative)
севдалији (locative singular)
севдалијама (locative plural)
севдалијом (instrumental singular)
севдалијама (instrumental plural)
севда́хлија (alternative)
севдѐлија (alternative)

сев‧да‧ли‧ја

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish سودا (sevda) (compare Turkish sevda (“love”)) + + -lija. Akin to сѐвда̄х, севда̀лӣнка, севда̀лук, сѐвди, сѐвдисати.


лија

ли́ја (canonical feminine)
líja (romanization)
лија (nominative singular)
лије (nominative plural)
лије (genitive singular)
лија (genitive plural)
лији (dative singular)
лијама (dative plural)
лију (accusative singular)
лије (accusative plural)
лијо (singular vocative)
лије (plural vocative)
лији (locative singular)
лијама (locative plural)
лијом (instrumental singular)
лијама (instrumental plural)

From лѝсица.


бајунет

бају̀не̄т (canonical masculine)
bajùnēt (romanization)
бају̀не̄т (nominative singular)
бајунети (nominative plural)
бајуне́та (genitive singular)
бајунета (genitive plural)
бајунету (dative singular)
бајунетима (dative plural)
бајунет (accusative singular)
бајунете (accusative plural)
бајунету (singular vocative)
бајунети (plural vocative)
бајунету (locative singular)
бајунетима (locative plural)
бајунетом (instrumental singular)
бајунетима (instrumental plural)
бајуне́та (alternative)
бајо̀не̄т (alternative)
бајоне́та (alternative)

From French baïonnette, named after the French town of Bayonne.


бајунета

бајуне́та (canonical masculine)
bajunéta (romanization)
бајунета (nominative singular)
бајунете (nominative plural)
бајунете (genitive singular)
бајунета (genitive plural)
бајунети (dative singular)
бајунетама (dative plural)
бајунету (accusative singular)
бајунете (accusative plural)
бајунето (singular vocative)
бајунете (plural vocative)
бајунети (locative singular)
бајунетама (locative plural)
бајунетом (instrumental singular)
бајунетама (instrumental plural)

бају̀не̄т бајунет#Serbo-Croatian


бајонет

бајо̀не̄т (canonical masculine)
bajònēt (romanization)
бајо̀не̄т (nominative singular)
бајонети (nominative plural)
бајоне́та (genitive singular)
бајонета (genitive plural)
бајонету (dative singular)
бајонетима (dative plural)
бајонет (accusative singular)
бајонете (accusative plural)
бајонету (singular vocative)
бајонети (plural vocative)
бајонету (locative singular)
бајонетима (locative plural)
бајонетом (instrumental singular)
бајонетима (instrumental plural)
бајоне́та (alternative)
бају̀не̄т (alternative)
бајуне́та (alternative)


bajoneta

sh-noun

bajonéta m (Cyrillic spelling бајоне́та)

bajonéta (canonical masculine)
бајоне́та (Cyrillic)
bajoneta (nominative singular)
bajonete (nominative plural)
bajonete (genitive singular)
bajoneta (genitive plural)
bajoneti (dative singular)
bajonetama (dative plural)
bajonetu (accusative singular)
bajonete (accusative plural)
bajoneto (singular vocative)
bajonete (plural vocative)
bajoneti (locative singular)
bajonetama (locative plural)
bajonetom (instrumental singular)
bajonetama (instrumental plural)


бајонета

бајоне́та (canonical masculine)
bajonéta (romanization)
бајонета (nominative singular)
бајонете (nominative plural)
бајонете (genitive singular)
бајонета (genitive plural)
бајонети (dative singular)
бајонетама (dative plural)
бајонету (accusative singular)
бајонете (accusative plural)
бајонето (singular vocative)
бајонете (plural vocative)
бајонети (locative singular)
бајонетама (locative plural)
бајонетом (instrumental singular)
бајонетама (instrumental plural)

бајо̀не̄т бајонет#Serbo-Croatian


fildiš

fìldiš (canonical masculine)
фѝлдиш (Cyrillic)
fildiš (nominative singular)
fildiša (genitive singular)
fildišu (dative singular)
fildiš (accusative singular)
fildišu (singular vocative)
fildišu (locative singular)
fildišem (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish فیل دیشی (fildişi, literally “elephant tooth”). Akin to fȉl (“elephant”).

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филдиш

фѝлдиш (canonical masculine)
fìldiš (romanization)
филдиш (nominative singular)
филдиша (genitive singular)
филдишу (dative singular)
филдиш (accusative singular)
филдишу (singular vocative)
филдишу (locative singular)
филдишем (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish فیل دیشی (fildişi, literally “elephant tooth”). Akin to фи̏л (“elephant”).


naslon

náslon (canonical masculine)
на́слон (Cyrillic)
naslon (nominative singular)
nasloni (nominative plural)
naslona (genitive singular)
naslona (genitive plural)
naslonu (dative singular)
naslonima (dative plural)
naslon (accusative singular)
naslone (accusative plural)
naslone (singular vocative)
nasloni (plural vocative)
naslonu (locative singular)
naslonima (locative plural)
naslonom (instrumental singular)
naslonima (instrumental plural)

(foot, head) support rest (part of a seat or chair)


наслон

на́слон (canonical masculine)
náslon (romanization)
наслон (nominative singular)
наслони (nominative plural)
наслона (genitive singular)
наслона (genitive plural)
наслону (dative singular)
наслонима (dative plural)
наслон (accusative singular)
наслоне (accusative plural)
наслоне (singular vocative)
наслони (plural vocative)
наслону (locative singular)
наслонима (locative plural)
наслоном (instrumental singular)
наслонима (instrumental plural)

From насло̀нити.

(foot, head) support, rest (part of a seat or chair)


zaslon

záslon (canonical masculine)
за́слон (Cyrillic)
zaslon (nominative singular)
zasloni (nominative plural)
zaslona (genitive singular)
zaslona (genitive plural)
zaslonu (dative singular)
zaslonima (dative plural)
zaslon (accusative singular)
zaslone (accusative plural)
zaslone (singular vocative)
zasloni (plural vocative)
zaslonu (locative singular)
zaslonima (locative plural)
zaslonom (instrumental singular)
zaslonima (instrumental plural)

(Croatia) screen (viewing area of electronic output devices)


заслон

за́слон (canonical masculine)
záslon (romanization)
заслон (nominative singular)
заслони (nominative plural)
заслона (genitive singular)
заслона (genitive plural)
заслону (dative singular)
заслонима (dative plural)
заслон (accusative singular)
заслоне (accusative plural)
заслоне (singular vocative)
заслони (plural vocative)
заслону (locative singular)
заслонима (locative plural)
заслоном (instrumental singular)
заслонима (instrumental plural)

From засло̀нити.


zaslužba

sh-noun

záslužba f (Cyrillic spelling за́служба)

záslužba (canonical feminine)
за́служба (Cyrillic)
zaslužba (nominative singular)
zaslužbe (nominative plural)
zaslužbe (genitive singular)
zaslužba (genitive plural)
zaslužbi (genitive plural)
zaslužbi (dative singular)
zaslužbama (dative plural)
zaslužbu (accusative singular)
zaslužbe (accusative plural)
zaslužbo (singular vocative)
zaslužbe (plural vocative)
zaslužbi (locative singular)
zaslužbama (locative plural)
zaslužbom (instrumental singular)
zaslužbama (instrumental plural)

(rare, Croatia) earning, wage, salary, profit


hrastik

hràstīk (canonical masculine)
хра̀стӣк (Cyrillic)
hràstīk (nominative singular)
hrastíci (nominative plural)
hrastíka (genitive singular)
hrastika (genitive plural)
hrastiku (dative singular)
hrasticima (dative plural)
hrastik (accusative singular)
hrastike (accusative plural)
hrastiče (singular vocative)
hrastici (plural vocative)
hrastiku (locative singular)
hrasticima (locative plural)
hrastikom (instrumental singular)
hrasticima (instrumental plural)


храстик

хра̀стӣк (canonical masculine)
hràstīk (romanization)
хра̀стӣк (nominative singular)
храсти́ци (nominative plural)
храсти́ка (genitive singular)
храстика (genitive plural)
храстику (dative singular)
храстицима (dative plural)
храстик (accusative singular)
храстике (accusative plural)
храстиче (singular vocative)
храстици (plural vocative)
храстику (locative singular)
храстицима (locative plural)
храстиком (instrumental singular)
храстицима (instrumental plural)

From хра̑ст.


харинга

ха̀рӣнга (canonical feminine)
hàrīnga (romanization)
ха̀рӣнга (nominative singular)
харинге (nominative plural)
харинге (genitive singular)
ха̀рӣнга̄ (genitive plural)
ха̀рӣнгӣ (genitive plural)
харинги (dative singular)
харингама (dative plural)
харингу (accusative singular)
харинге (accusative plural)
харинго (singular vocative)
харинге (plural vocative)
харинги (locative singular)
харингама (locative plural)
харингом (instrumental singular)
харингама (instrumental plural)


harmonija

hàrmōnija f (Cyrillic spelling ха̀рмо̄нија)

hàrmōnija (canonical feminine)
ха̀рмо̄нија (Cyrillic)
harmonija (nominative singular)
harmonije (nominative plural)
harmonije (genitive singular)
harmonija (genitive plural)
harmoniji (dative singular)
harmonijama (dative plural)
harmoniju (accusative singular)
harmonije (accusative plural)
harmonijo (singular vocative)
harmonije (plural vocative)
harmoniji (locative singular)
harmonijama (locative plural)
harmonijom (instrumental singular)
harmonijama (instrumental plural)

From Ancient Greek ἁρμονία (harmonía, “joint, union, agreement, concord of sounds”).


хармонија

sh-noun

ха̀рмо̄нија f (Latin spelling hàrmōnija)

ха̀рмо̄нија (canonical feminine)
hàrmōnija (romanization)
хармонија (nominative singular)
хармоније (nominative plural)
хармоније (genitive singular)
хармонија (genitive plural)
хармонији (dative singular)
хармонијама (dative plural)
хармонију (accusative singular)
хармоније (accusative plural)
хармонијо (singular vocative)
хармоније (plural vocative)
хармонији (locative singular)
хармонијама (locative plural)
хармонијом (instrumental singular)
хармонијама (instrumental plural)

хар‧мо‧ни‧ја


harpunar

harpùnār m (Cyrillic spelling харпу̀на̄р)

harpùnār (canonical masculine)
харпу̀на̄р (Cyrillic)
harpùnār (nominative singular)
harpunari (nominative plural)
harpunára (genitive singular)
harpunara (genitive plural)
harpunaru (dative singular)
harpunarima (dative plural)
harpunara (accusative singular)
harpunare (accusative plural)
harpunaru (singular vocative)
harpunari (plural vocative)
harpunaru (locative singular)
harpunarima (locative plural)
harpunarom (instrumental singular)
harpunarima (instrumental plural)


харпунар

харпу̀на̄р (canonical masculine)
harpùnār (romanization)
харпу̀на̄р (nominative singular)
харпунари (nominative plural)
харпуна́ра (genitive singular)
харпунара (genitive plural)
харпунару (dative singular)
харпунарима (dative plural)
харпунара (accusative singular)
харпунаре (accusative plural)
харпунару (singular vocative)
харпунари (plural vocative)
харпунару (locative singular)
харпунарима (locative plural)
харпунаром (instrumental singular)
харпунарима (instrumental plural)

From ха̀рпӯн.


papirnica

pàpīrnica f (Cyrillic spelling па̀пӣрница)

pàpīrnica (canonical feminine)
па̀пӣрница (Cyrillic)
papirnica (nominative singular)
papirnice (nominative plural)
papirnice (genitive singular)
papirnica (genitive plural)
papirnici (dative singular)
papirnicama (dative plural)
papirnicu (accusative singular)
papirnice (accusative plural)
papirnice (singular vocative)
papirnico (singular vocative)
papirnice (plural vocative)
papirnici (locative singular)
papirnicama (locative plural)
papirnicom (instrumental singular)
papirnicama (instrumental plural)


папирница

па̀пӣрница (canonical feminine)
pàpīrnica (romanization)
папирница (nominative singular)
папирнице (nominative plural)
папирнице (genitive singular)
папирница (genitive plural)
папирници (dative singular)
папирницама (dative plural)
папирницу (accusative singular)
папирнице (accusative plural)
папирнице (singular vocative)
папирницо (singular vocative)
папирнице (plural vocative)
папирници (locative singular)
папирницама (locative plural)
папирницом (instrumental singular)
папирницама (instrumental plural)

па‧пир‧ни‧ца

From па̀пӣр.


papirničar

papírničār m (Cyrillic spelling папи́рнича̄р)

papírničār (canonical masculine)
папи́рнича̄р (Cyrillic)
papirničar (nominative singular)
papirničari (nominative plural)
papirničara (genitive singular)
papirničara (genitive plural)
papirničaru (dative singular)
papirničarima (dative plural)
papirničara (accusative singular)
papirničare (accusative plural)
papirničaru (singular vocative)
papirničari (plural vocative)
papirničaru (locative singular)
papirničarima (locative plural)
papirničarom (instrumental singular)
papirničarima (instrumental plural)


папирничар

папи́рнича̄р

папи́рнича̄р m (Latin spelling papírničār)

папи́рнича̄р (canonical masculine)
papírničār (romanization)
папирничар (nominative singular)
папирничари (nominative plural)
папирничара (genitive singular)
папирничара (genitive plural)
папирничару (dative singular)
папирничарима (dative plural)
папирничара (accusative singular)
папирничаре (accusative plural)
папирничару (singular vocative)
папирничари (plural vocative)
папирничару (locative singular)
папирничарима (locative plural)
папирничаром (instrumental singular)
папирничарима (instrumental plural)

па‧пир‧ни‧чар

From па̀пӣр.


papirničarka

papírničārka f (Cyrillic spelling папи́рнича̄рка)

papírničārka (canonical feminine)
папи́рнича̄рка (Cyrillic)
papirničarka (nominative singular)
papirničarke (nominative plural)
papirničarke (genitive singular)
papirničarka (genitive plural)
papirničarki (genitive plural)
papirničarki (dative singular)
papirničarkama (dative plural)
papirničarku (accusative singular)
papirničarke (accusative plural)
papirničarko (singular vocative)
papirničarke (plural vocative)
papirničarki (locative singular)
papirničarkama (locative plural)
papirničarkom (instrumental singular)
papirničarkama (instrumental plural)


папирничарка

папи́рнича̄рка

папи́рнича̄рка f (Latin spelling papírničārka)

папи́рнича̄рка (canonical feminine)
papírničārka (romanization)
папирничарка (nominative singular)
папирничарке (nominative plural)
папирничарке (genitive singular)
папирничарка (genitive plural)
папирничарки (genitive plural)
папирничарки (dative singular)
папирничаркама (dative plural)
папирничарку (accusative singular)
папирничарке (accusative plural)
папирничарко (singular vocative)
папирничарке (plural vocative)
папирничарки (locative singular)
папирничаркама (locative plural)
папирничарком (instrumental singular)
папирничаркама (instrumental plural)

па‧пир‧ни‧чар‧ка

From па̀пӣр.


хаубица

ха̀убица (canonical feminine)
hàubica (romanization)
хаубица (nominative singular)
хаубице (nominative plural)
хаубице (genitive singular)
хаубица (genitive plural)
хаубици (dative singular)
хаубицама (dative plural)
хаубицу (accusative singular)
хаубице (accusative plural)
хаубице (singular vocative)
хаубицо (singular vocative)
хаубице (plural vocative)
хаубици (locative singular)
хаубицама (locative plural)
хаубицом (instrumental singular)
хаубицама (instrumental plural)

From German Haubitze, from Czech houfnice.


хазардер

хаза̀рде̄р (canonical masculine)
hazàrdēr (romanization)
хаза̀рде̄р (nominative singular)
хазардери (nominative plural)
хазарде́ра (genitive singular)
хазардера (genitive plural)
хазардеру (dative singular)
хазардерима (dative plural)
хазардера (accusative singular)
хазардере (accusative plural)
хазардеру (singular vocative)
хазардери (plural vocative)
хазардеру (locative singular)
хазардерима (locative plural)
хазардером (instrumental singular)
хазардерима (instrumental plural)
хаза̀рда̄ш (alternative)

From ха̀зард.


dušmanin

dȕšmanin m (Cyrillic spelling ду̏шманин)

dȕšmanin (canonical masculine)
ду̏шманин (Cyrillic)
dȕšmanin (nominative singular)
dȕšmani (nominative plural)
dušmanina (genitive singular)
dušmana (genitive plural)
dušmaninu (dative singular)
dušmanima (dative plural)
dušmanina (accusative singular)
dušmane (accusative plural)
dušmanine (singular vocative)
dušmani (plural vocative)
dušmaninu (locative singular)
dušmanima (locative plural)
dušmaninom (instrumental singular)
dušmanima (instrumental plural)


душманин

ду̏шманин (canonical masculine)
dȕšmanin (romanization)
ду̏шманин (nominative singular)
ду̏шмани (nominative plural)
душманина (genitive singular)
душмана (genitive plural)
душманину (dative singular)
душманима (dative plural)
душманина (accusative singular)
душмане (accusative plural)
душманине (singular vocative)
душмани (plural vocative)
душманину (locative singular)
душманима (locative plural)
душманином (instrumental singular)
душманима (instrumental plural)


turcizam

turcìzam (canonical masculine)
турцѝзам (Cyrillic)
turcìzam (nominative singular)
turcìzmi (nominative plural)
turcìzma (genitive singular)
turcizama (genitive plural)
turcizmu (dative singular)
turcizmima (dative plural)
turcizam (accusative singular)
turcizme (accusative plural)
turcizme (singular vocative)
turcizmi (plural vocative)
turcizmu (locative singular)
turcizmima (locative plural)
turcizmom (instrumental singular)
turcizmima (instrumental plural)


турцизам

турцѝзам (canonical masculine)
turcìzam (romanization)
турцѝзам (nominative singular)
турцѝзми (nominative plural)
турцѝзма (genitive singular)
турцизама (genitive plural)
турцизму (dative singular)
турцизмима (dative plural)
турцизам (accusative singular)
турцизме (accusative plural)
турцизме (singular vocative)
турцизми (plural vocative)
турцизму (locative singular)
турцизмима (locative plural)
турцизмом (instrumental singular)
турцизмима (instrumental plural)

From Ту̀рска̄.


hazarderka

hazàrdērka f (Cyrillic spelling хаза̀рде̄рка)

hazàrdērka (canonical feminine)
хаза̀рде̄рка (Cyrillic)
hazàrdērka (nominative singular)
hazarderke (nominative plural)
hazarderke (genitive singular)
hazàrdērkā (genitive plural)
hazàrdērkī (genitive plural)
hazarderci (dative singular)
hazarderkama (dative plural)
hazarderku (accusative singular)
hazarderke (accusative plural)
hazarderko (singular vocative)
hazarderke (plural vocative)
hazarderci (locative singular)
hazarderkama (locative plural)
hazarderkom (instrumental singular)
hazarderkama (instrumental plural)


хазардерка

хаза̀рде̄рка

хаза̀рде̄рка f (Latin spelling hazàrdērka)

хаза̀рде̄рка (canonical feminine)
hazàrdērka (romanization)
хаза̀рде̄рка (nominative singular)
хазардерке (nominative plural)
хазардерке (genitive singular)
хаза̀рде̄рка̄ (genitive plural)
хаза̀рде̄ркӣ (genitive plural)
хазардерци (dative singular)
хазардеркама (dative plural)
хазардерку (accusative singular)
хазардерке (accusative plural)
хазардерко (singular vocative)
хазардерке (plural vocative)
хазардерци (locative singular)
хазардеркама (locative plural)
хазардерком (instrumental singular)
хазардеркама (instrumental plural)

ха‧зар‧дер‧ка

From ха̀зард.


hazena

hazéna (canonical feminine)
хазе́на (Cyrillic)
hazena (nominative singular)
hazene (nominative plural)
hazene (genitive singular)
hazena (genitive plural)
hazeni (dative singular)
hazenama (dative plural)
hazenu (accusative singular)
hazene (accusative plural)
hazeno (singular vocative)
hazene (plural vocative)
hazeni (locative singular)
hazenama (locative plural)
hazenom (instrumental singular)
hazenama (instrumental plural)

(historical, sports) a type of women's handball


хазена

хазе́на (canonical feminine)
hazéna (romanization)
хазена (nominative singular)
хазене (nominative plural)
хазене (genitive singular)
хазена (genitive plural)
хазени (dative singular)
хазенама (dative plural)
хазену (accusative singular)
хазене (accusative plural)
хазено (singular vocative)
хазене (plural vocative)
хазени (locative singular)
хазенама (locative plural)
хазеном (instrumental singular)
хазенама (instrumental plural)


хедонист

хедо̀нист (canonical masculine)
hedònist (romanization)
хедонист (nominative singular)
хедонисти (nominative plural)
хедониста (genitive singular)
хедониста (genitive plural)
хедонисту (dative singular)
хедонистима (dative plural)
хедониста (accusative singular)
хедонисте (accusative plural)
хедонисте (singular vocative)
хедонисти (plural vocative)
хедонисту (locative singular)
хедонистима (locative plural)
хедонистом (instrumental singular)
хедонистима (instrumental plural)
хедо̀ниста (alternative Bosnian Serbian)

From Ancient Greek ἡδονή (hēdonḗ, “pleasure”).


hedonistkinja

sh-noun

hedònistkinja f (Cyrillic spelling хедо̀нисткиња)

hedònistkinja (canonical feminine)
хедо̀нисткиња (Cyrillic)
hedonistkinja (nominative singular)
hedonistkinje (nominative plural)
hedonistkinje (genitive singular)
hedonistkinja (genitive plural)
hedonistkinji (dative singular)
hedonistkinjama (dative plural)
hedonistkinju (accusative singular)
hedonistkinje (accusative plural)
hedonistkinjo (singular vocative)
hedonistkinje (plural vocative)
hedonistkinji (locative singular)
hedonistkinjama (locative plural)
hedonistkinjom (instrumental singular)
hedonistkinjama (instrumental plural)


хедонисткиња

хедо̀нисткиња

хедо̀нисткиња f (Latin spelling hedònistkinja)

хедо̀нисткиња (canonical feminine)
hedònistkinja (romanization)
хедонисткиња (nominative singular)
хедонисткиње (nominative plural)
хедонисткиње (genitive singular)
хедонисткиња (genitive plural)
хедонисткињи (dative singular)
хедонисткињама (dative plural)
хедонисткињу (accusative singular)
хедонисткиње (accusative plural)
хедонисткињо (singular vocative)
хедонисткиње (plural vocative)
хедонисткињи (locative singular)
хедонисткињама (locative plural)
хедонисткињом (instrumental singular)
хедонисткињама (instrumental plural)

хе‧до‧нист‧ки‧ња

From хедо̀нист.


фалос

фа̏лос (canonical masculine)
fȁlos (romanization)
фалос (nominative singular)
фалоси (nominative plural)
фалоса (genitive singular)
фалоса (genitive plural)
фалосу (dative singular)
фалосима (dative plural)
фалос (accusative singular)
фалосе (accusative plural)
фалосе (singular vocative)
фалоси (plural vocative)
фалосу (locative singular)
фалосима (locative plural)
фалосом (instrumental singular)
фалосима (instrumental plural)


čilaš

čìlāš (canonical masculine)
чѝла̄ш (Cyrillic)
čìlāš (nominative singular)
čilaši (nominative plural)
čiláša (genitive singular)
čilaša (genitive plural)
čilašu (dative singular)
čilašima (dative plural)
čilaša (accusative singular)
čilaše (accusative plural)
čilašu (singular vocative)
čilaši (plural vocative)
čilašu (locative singular)
čilašima (locative plural)
čilašem (instrumental singular)
čilašima (instrumental plural)
čílo (alternative familiar)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish چل آت (çilat), a compound of چل (çil, “freckle”) and آت (at, “horse”) (Turkish çil and at). Compare ȁt.


чилаш

чѝла̄ш (canonical masculine)
čìlāš (romanization)
чѝла̄ш (nominative singular)
чилаши (nominative plural)
чила́ша (genitive singular)
чилаша (genitive plural)
чилашу (dative singular)
чилашима (dative plural)
чилаша (accusative singular)
чилаше (accusative plural)
чилашу (singular vocative)
чилаши (plural vocative)
чилашу (locative singular)
чилашима (locative plural)
чилашем (instrumental singular)
чилашима (instrumental plural)
чи́ло (alternative familiar)


vulkanizacija

sh-noun

vulkanizácija f (Cyrillic spelling вулканиза́ција)

vulkanizácija (canonical feminine)
вулканиза́ција (Cyrillic)
vulkanizacija (nominative singular)
vulkanizacije (nominative plural)
vulkanizacije (genitive singular)
vulkanizacija (genitive plural)
vulkanizaciji (dative singular)
vulkanizacijama (dative plural)
vulkanizaciju (accusative singular)
vulkanizacije (accusative plural)
vulkanizacijo (singular vocative)
vulkanizacije (plural vocative)
vulkanizaciji (locative singular)
vulkanizacijama (locative plural)
vulkanizacijom (instrumental singular)
vulkanizacijama (instrumental plural)


вулканизација

вулканиза́ција

вулканиза́ција f (Latin spelling vulkanizácija)

вулканиза́ција (canonical feminine)
vulkanizácija (romanization)
вулканизација (nominative singular)
вулканизације (nominative plural)
вулканизације (genitive singular)
вулканизација (genitive plural)
вулканизацији (dative singular)
вулканизацијама (dative plural)
вулканизацију (accusative singular)
вулканизације (accusative plural)
вулканизацијо (singular vocative)
вулканизације (plural vocative)
вулканизацији (locative singular)
вулканизацијама (locative plural)
вулканизацијом (instrumental singular)
вулканизацијама (instrumental plural)

вул‧ка‧ни‧за‧ци‧ја

From Ву̀лка̄н.


šahin

šáhin (canonical masculine)
ша́хин (Cyrillic)
šahin (nominative singular)
šahini (nominative plural)
šahina (genitive singular)
šahina (genitive plural)
šahinu (dative singular)
šahinima (dative plural)
šahina (accusative singular)
šahine (accusative plural)
šahine (singular vocative)
šahini (plural vocative)
šahinu (locative singular)
šahinima (locative plural)
šahinom (instrumental singular)
šahinima (instrumental plural)
šáin (alternative)
šájin (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish شاهین (şahin), from Persian شاهین (šâhin), from Middle Persian. Akin to Šáhin and šahìndžija.


шахин

ша́хин (canonical masculine)
šáhin (romanization)
шахин (nominative singular)
шахини (nominative plural)
шахина (genitive singular)
шахина (genitive plural)
шахину (dative singular)
шахинима (dative plural)
шахина (accusative singular)
шахине (accusative plural)
шахине (singular vocative)
шахини (plural vocative)
шахину (locative singular)
шахинима (locative plural)
шахином (instrumental singular)
шахинима (instrumental plural)
ша́ин (alternative)
ша́јин (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish شاهین (şahin), from Persian شاهین (šâhin), from Middle Persian. Akin to Ша́хин and шахѝнџија.


факин

фа̀кӣн (canonical masculine)
fàkīn (romanization)
фа̀кӣн (nominative singular)
факини (nominative plural)
факи́на (genitive singular)
факина (genitive plural)
факину (dative singular)
факинима (dative plural)
факина (accusative singular)
факине (accusative plural)
факине (singular vocative)
факини (plural vocative)
факину (locative singular)
факинима (locative plural)
факином (instrumental singular)
факинима (instrumental plural)

From Italian facchino, of uncertain origin.


mangup

màngup (canonical masculine)
ма̀нгуп (Cyrillic)
màngup (nominative singular)
mangupi (nominative plural)
màngupa (genitive singular)
mȁngūpā (genitive plural)
mangupu (dative singular)
mangupima (dative plural)
mangupa (accusative singular)
mangupe (accusative plural)
mangupe (singular vocative)
mangupi (plural vocative)
mangupu (locative singular)
mangupima (locative plural)
mangupom (instrumental singular)
mangupima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish منكوب (menkûb, menkûp), from Arabic مَنْكُوب (mankūb, “afflicted, troubled, injured”), from the root ن ك ب (n k b), akin to نَكْبَة (nakba).

menkûb, <i class="Latn mention" lang="tr">menkûp</i>


мангуп

ма̀нгуп (canonical masculine)
màngup (romanization)
ма̀нгуп (nominative singular)
мангупи (nominative plural)
ма̀нгупа (genitive singular)
ма̏нгӯпа̄ (genitive plural)
мангупу (dative singular)
мангупима (dative plural)
мангупа (accusative singular)
мангупе (accusative plural)
мангупе (singular vocative)
мангупи (plural vocative)
мангупу (locative singular)
мангупима (locative plural)
мангупом (instrumental singular)
мангупима (instrumental plural)


кеш

ке̏ш (canonical masculine)
kȅš (romanization)
кеш (nominative singular)
кеша (genitive singular)
кешу (dative singular)
кеш (accusative singular)
кешу (singular vocative)
кешу (locative singular)
кешом (instrumental singular)


muhendis

muhèndis (canonical masculine)
мухѐндис (Cyrillic)
muhendis (nominative singular)
muhendisi (nominative plural)
muhendisa (genitive singular)
muhendisa (genitive plural)
muhendisu (dative singular)
muhendisima (dative plural)
muhendisa (accusative singular)
muhendise (accusative plural)
muhendise (singular vocative)
muhendisi (plural vocative)
muhendisu (locative singular)
muhendisima (locative plural)
muhendisom (instrumental singular)
muhendisima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish مهندس (mühendis) (Turkish mühendis), from Arabic مُهَنْدِس (muhandis), from هَنْدَسَة (handasa), from Middle Persian handʾck' (handāza) (→ Persian اندازه (andâza)). Akin to endèze.


мухендис

мухѐндис (canonical masculine)
muhèndis (romanization)
мухендис (nominative singular)
мухендиси (nominative plural)
мухендиса (genitive singular)
мухендиса (genitive plural)
мухендису (dative singular)
мухендисима (dative plural)
мухендиса (accusative singular)
мухендисе (accusative plural)
мухендисе (singular vocative)
мухендиси (plural vocative)
мухендису (locative singular)
мухендисима (locative plural)
мухендисом (instrumental singular)
мухендисима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish مهندس (mühendis) (Turkish mühendis), from Arabic مُهَنْدِس (muhandis), from هَنْدَسَة (handasa), from Middle Persian handʾck' (handāza) (→ Persian اندازه (andâza)). Akin to ендѐзе.


масница

ма̀сница (canonical feminine)
màsnica (romanization)
масница (nominative singular)
маснице (nominative plural)
маснице (genitive singular)
масница (genitive plural)
масници (dative singular)
масницама (dative plural)
масницу (accusative singular)
маснице (accusative plural)
маснице (singular vocative)
маснице (plural vocative)
масници (locative singular)
масницама (locative plural)
масницом (instrumental singular)
масницама (instrumental plural)


skorup

skȍrūp (canonical masculine)
ско̏рӯп (Cyrillic)
skorup (nominative singular)
skorupa (genitive singular)
skorupu (dative singular)
skorup (accusative singular)
skorupe (singular vocative)
skorupu (locative singular)
skorupom (instrumental singular)

(uncountable) cream (oily part of milk which rises to the top)

(uncountable) cream (the best part of something)


скоруп

ско̏рӯп (canonical masculine)
skȍrūp (romanization)
скоруп (nominative singular)
скорупа (genitive singular)
скорупу (dative singular)
скоруп (accusative singular)
скорупе (singular vocative)
скорупу (locative singular)
скорупом (instrumental singular)


vrhnje

vȑhnje (canonical neuter)
вр̏хње (Cyrillic)
vrhnje (nominative singular)
vrhnja (genitive singular)
vrhnju (dative singular)
vrhnje (accusative singular)
vrhnje (singular vocative)
vrhnju (locative singular)
vrhnjem (instrumental singular)

From vȑh (“top”), due to the cream being skimmed from the top of milk, compare the Austrian word Schlagobers

(uncountable, Croatia) cream (liquid separated from milk)


врхње

вр̏хње (canonical neuter)
vȑhnje (romanization)
врхње (nominative singular)
врхња (genitive singular)
врхњу (dative singular)
врхње (accusative singular)
врхње (singular vocative)
врхњу (locative singular)
врхњем (instrumental singular)

From vȑh (“top”), due to the cream being skimmed from the top of milk.

(uncountable) cream (liquid separated from milk)


мезе

мѐзе (canonical neuter)
mèze (romanization)
мезе (nominative singular)
меза (nominative plural)
меза (genitive singular)
меза (genitive plural)
мезу (dative singular)
мезима (dative plural)
мезе (accusative singular)
меза (accusative plural)
мезе (singular vocative)
меза (plural vocative)
мезу (locative singular)
мезима (locative plural)
мезем (instrumental singular)
мезима (instrumental plural)
мѐза (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish مزه (meze), from Persian مزه (maze, “taste, snack”). Akin to мезѐтлук.

<i class="Latn mention" lang="tr">meze</i>


меза

мѐза (canonical feminine)
mèza (romanization)
меза (nominative singular)
мезе (nominative plural)
мезе (genitive singular)
меза (genitive plural)
мези (dative singular)
мезама (dative plural)
мезу (accusative singular)
мезе (accusative plural)
мезо (singular vocative)
мезе (plural vocative)
мези (locative singular)
мезама (locative plural)
мезом (instrumental singular)
мезама (instrumental plural)


časoslov

sh-noun

čȁsoslov m (Cyrillic spelling ча̏сослов)

čȁsoslov (canonical masculine)
ча̏сослов (Cyrillic)
časoslov (nominative singular)
časoslovi (nominative plural)
časoslova (genitive singular)
časoslova (genitive plural)
časoslovu (dative singular)
časoslovima (dative plural)
časoslov (accusative singular)
časoslove (accusative plural)
časoslove (singular vocative)
časoslovi (plural vocative)
časoslovu (locative singular)
časoslovima (locative plural)
časoslovom (instrumental singular)
časoslovima (instrumental plural)


часослов

ча̏сослов (canonical masculine)
čȁsoslov (romanization)
часослов (nominative singular)
часослови (nominative plural)
часослова (genitive singular)
часослова (genitive plural)
часослову (dative singular)
часословима (dative plural)
часослов (accusative singular)
часослове (accusative plural)
часослове (singular vocative)
часослови (plural vocative)
часослову (locative singular)
часословима (locative plural)
часословом (instrumental singular)
часословима (instrumental plural)

ча̏с + сло̏во.


часник

ча̑снӣк (canonical masculine)
čȃsnīk (romanization)
часник (nominative singular)
часници (nominative plural)
часника (genitive singular)
часника (genitive plural)
часнику (dative singular)
часницима (dative plural)
часника (accusative singular)
часнике (accusative plural)
часниче (singular vocative)
часници (plural vocative)
часнику (locative singular)
часницима (locative plural)
часником (instrumental singular)
часницима (instrumental plural)

(Croatia) officer (armed forces and navy)


tuljan

tùljan (canonical masculine)
ту̀љан (Cyrillic)
tuljan (nominative singular)
tuljani (nominative plural)
tuljana (genitive singular)
tuljana (genitive plural)
tuljanu (dative singular)
tuljanima (dative plural)
tuljana (accusative singular)
tuljane (accusative plural)
tuljane (singular vocative)
tuljani (plural vocative)
tuljanu (locative singular)
tuljanima (locative plural)
tuljanom (instrumental singular)
tuljanima (instrumental plural)

Very likely from Czech tuleň in the 19th century (which in turn was borrowed from Russian, and Russian borrowed it from a Sami language).


туљан

ту̀љан (canonical masculine)
tùljan (romanization)
туљан (nominative singular)
туљани (nominative plural)
туљана (genitive singular)
туљана (genitive plural)
туљану (dative singular)
туљанима (dative plural)
туљана (accusative singular)
туљане (accusative plural)
туљане (singular vocative)
туљани (plural vocative)
туљану (locative singular)
туљанима (locative plural)
туљаном (instrumental singular)
туљанима (instrumental plural)

From ту́љац, ту́лити.


фока

фо̏ка (canonical feminine)
fȍka (romanization)
фо̏ка (nominative singular)
фоке (nominative plural)
фоке (genitive singular)
фо̑ка̄ (genitive plural)
фоки (dative singular)
фокама (dative plural)
фоку (accusative singular)
фоке (accusative plural)
фоко (singular vocative)
фоке (plural vocative)
фоки (locative singular)
фокама (locative plural)
фоком (instrumental singular)
фокама (instrumental plural)

(Bosnia, Serbia, Montenegro) seal (pinniped)


fluorid

fluòrīd (canonical masculine)
флуо̀рӣд (Cyrillic)
fluòrīd (nominative singular)
fluorídi (nominative plural)
fluorida (genitive singular)
fluorida (genitive plural)
fluoridu (dative singular)
fluoridima (dative plural)
fluorid (accusative singular)
fluoride (accusative plural)
fluoride (singular vocative)
fluoridi (plural vocative)
fluoridu (locative singular)
fluoridima (locative plural)
fluoridom (instrumental singular)
fluoridima (instrumental plural)


флуорид

флуо̀рӣд (canonical masculine)
fluòrīd (romanization)
флуо̀рӣд (nominative singular)
флуори́ди (nominative plural)
флуорида (genitive singular)
флуорида (genitive plural)
флуориду (dative singular)
флуоридима (dative plural)
флуорид (accusative singular)
флуориде (accusative plural)
флуориде (singular vocative)
флуориди (plural vocative)
флуориду (locative singular)
флуоридима (locative plural)
флуоридом (instrumental singular)
флуоридима (instrumental plural)

From флу̀о̄р.


viganj

vȉganj (canonical masculine)
ви̏гањ (Cyrillic)
viganj (nominative singular)
vignjevi (nominative plural)
vignja (genitive singular)
vignjeva (genitive plural)
vignju (dative singular)
vignjevima (dative plural)
viganj (accusative singular)
vignjeve (accusative plural)
vignju (singular vocative)
vignjevi (plural vocative)
vignju (locative singular)
vignjevima (locative plural)
vignjem (instrumental singular)
vignjevima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *vygъňь. Akin to òganj and ȕgalj.


вигањ

ви̏гањ (canonical masculine)
vȉganj (romanization)
вигањ (nominative singular)
вигњеви (nominative plural)
вигња (genitive singular)
вигњева (genitive plural)
вигњу (dative singular)
вигњевима (dative plural)
вигањ (accusative singular)
вигњеве (accusative plural)
вигњу (singular vocative)
вигњеви (plural vocative)
вигњу (locative singular)
вигњевима (locative plural)
вигњем (instrumental singular)
вигњевима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *vygъňь. Akin to о̀гањ and у̏гаљ.


račić

ràčić (canonical masculine)
ра̀чић (Cyrillic)
račić (nominative singular)
račići (nominative plural)
račića (genitive singular)
račića (genitive plural)
račiću (dative singular)
račićima (dative plural)
račića (accusative singular)
račiće (accusative plural)
račiću (singular vocative)
račići (plural vocative)
račiću (locative singular)
račićima (locative plural)
račićem (instrumental singular)
račićima (instrumental plural)


рачић

ра̀чић (canonical masculine)
ràčić (romanization)
рачић (nominative singular)
рачићи (nominative plural)
рачића (genitive singular)
рачића (genitive plural)
рачићу (dative singular)
рачићима (dative plural)
рачића (accusative singular)
рачиће (accusative plural)
рачићу (singular vocative)
рачићи (plural vocative)
рачићу (locative singular)
рачићима (locative plural)
рачићем (instrumental singular)
рачићима (instrumental plural)


škamp

škȃmp (canonical masculine)
шка̑мп (Cyrillic)
škamp (nominative singular)
škampi (nominative plural)
škampa (genitive singular)
škampa (genitive plural)
škampu (dative singular)
škampima (dative plural)
škampa (accusative singular)
škampe (accusative plural)
škampe (singular vocative)
škampi (plural vocative)
škampu (locative singular)
škampima (locative plural)
škampom (instrumental singular)
škampima (instrumental plural)

From Italian scampo, from Ancient Greek ἱππόκαμπος (hippókampos).


шкамп

шка̑мп (canonical masculine)
škȃmp (romanization)
шкамп (nominative singular)
шкампи (nominative plural)
шкампа (genitive singular)
шкампа (genitive plural)
шкампу (dative singular)
шкампима (dative plural)
шкампа (accusative singular)
шкампе (accusative plural)
шкампе (singular vocative)
шкампи (plural vocative)
шкампу (locative singular)
шкампима (locative plural)
шкампом (instrumental singular)
шкампима (instrumental plural)


козица

ко̀зица (canonical feminine)
kòzica (romanization)
козица (nominative singular)
козице (nominative plural)
козице (genitive singular)
козица (genitive plural)
козици (dative singular)
козицама (dative plural)
козицу (accusative singular)
козице (accusative plural)
козице (singular vocative)
козице (plural vocative)
козици (locative singular)
козицама (locative plural)
козицом (instrumental singular)
козицама (instrumental plural)

From ко̀за + -ица.

af

ко̀за + -ица


ćosavac

ćȍsavac (canonical masculine)
ћо̏савац (Cyrillic)
ćȍsavac (nominative singular)
ćȍsāvci (nominative plural)
ćȍsāvca (genitive singular)
ćosavaca (genitive plural)
ćosavcu (dative singular)
ćosavcima (dative plural)
ćosavca (accusative singular)
ćosavce (accusative plural)
ćȍsāvče (singular vocative)
ćosavci (plural vocative)
ćosavcu (locative singular)
ćosavcima (locative plural)
ćosavcem (instrumental singular)
ćosavcima (instrumental plural)


ћосавац

ћо̏савац (canonical masculine)
ćȍsavac (romanization)
ћо̏савац (nominative singular)
ћо̏са̄вци (nominative plural)
ћо̏са̄вца (genitive singular)
ћосаваца (genitive plural)
ћосавцу (dative singular)
ћосавцима (dative plural)
ћосавца (accusative singular)
ћосавце (accusative plural)
ћо̏са̄вче (singular vocative)
ћосавци (plural vocative)
ћосавцу (locative singular)
ћосавцима (locative plural)
ћосавцем (instrumental singular)
ћосавцима (instrumental plural)

From ћосав + -ац.


ćosavost

sh-noun

ćȍsavōst f (Cyrillic spelling ћо̏саво̄ст)

ćȍsavōst (canonical feminine)
ћо̏саво̄ст (Cyrillic)
ćȍsavōst (nominative singular)
ćȍsavosti (genitive singular)
ćosavosti (dative singular)
ćosavost (accusative singular)
ćosavosti (singular vocative)
ćosavosti (locative singular)
ćȍsavosti (instrumental singular)
ćȍsavošću (instrumental singular)

(uncountable) the state of not having a beard and a mustache


ћосавост

ћо̏саво̄ст (canonical feminine)
ćȍsavōst (romanization)
ћо̏саво̄ст (nominative singular)
ћо̏савости (genitive singular)
ћосавости (dative singular)
ћосавост (accusative singular)
ћосавости (singular vocative)
ћосавости (locative singular)
ћо̏савости (instrumental singular)
ћо̏савошћу (instrumental singular)

sh-decl-noun-unc

ћо̏савости / ћо̏савошћу

From ћосав + -ост.

suffix

ћосав + -ост


цевка

це̑вка (canonical feminine)
cȇvka (romanization)
це̑вка (nominative singular)
цевке (nominative plural)
цевке (genitive singular)
це̑вка̄ (genitive plural)
це̏ва̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
це̑вкӣ (genitive plural)
цевци (dative singular)
цевки (dative singular)
цевкама (dative plural)
цевку (accusative singular)
цевке (accusative plural)
цевко (singular vocative)
цевке (plural vocative)
цевци (locative singular)
цевки (locative singular)
цевкама (locative plural)
цевком (instrumental singular)
цевкама (instrumental plural)
ције̑вка (alternative Ijekavian)


jaganjac

jȁganjac (canonical masculine)
ја̏гањац (Cyrillic)
jȁganjac (nominative singular)
jȁgānjci (nominative plural)
jȁgānjca (genitive singular)
jaganjaca (genitive plural)
jaganjcu (dative singular)
jaganjcima (dative plural)
jaganjca (accusative singular)
jaganjce (accusative plural)
jȁgānjče (singular vocative)
jaganjci (plural vocative)
jaganjcu (locative singular)
jaganjcima (locative plural)
jaganjcem (instrumental singular)
jaganjcima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *agnьcь. Akin to jȁgnje/jȁnje.


јагањац

ја̏гањац (canonical masculine)
jȁganjac (romanization)
ја̏гањац (nominative singular)
ја̏га̄њци (nominative plural)
ја̏га̄њца (genitive singular)
јагањаца (genitive plural)
јагањцу (dative singular)
јагањцима (dative plural)
јагањца (accusative singular)
јагањце (accusative plural)
ја̏га̄њче (singular vocative)
јагањци (plural vocative)
јагањцу (locative singular)
јагањцима (locative plural)
јагањцем (instrumental singular)
јагањцима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *agnьcь. Akin to ја̏гње/jȁnje.


hećim

hèćim (canonical masculine)
хѐћим (Cyrillic)
hèćim (nominative singular)
hećimi (nominative plural)
hèćima (genitive singular)
hȅćīmā (genitive plural)
hećimu (dative singular)
hećimima (dative plural)
hećima (accusative singular)
hećime (accusative plural)
hećime (singular vocative)
hećimi (plural vocative)
hećimu (locative singular)
hećimima (locative plural)
hećimom (instrumental singular)
hećimima (instrumental plural)
hèkim (alternative)
èćim (alternative)

From Ottoman Turkish هكیم (hekim) (Turkish hekim), from Arabic حَكِيم (ḥakīm, “sage, scholar, physician”). Akin to hèćimbaša.


хећим

хѐћим (canonical masculine)
hèćim (romanization)
хѐћим (nominative singular)
хећими (nominative plural)
хѐћима (genitive singular)
хе̏ћӣма̄ (genitive plural)
хећиму (dative singular)
хећимима (dative plural)
хећима (accusative singular)
хећиме (accusative plural)
хећиме (singular vocative)
хећими (plural vocative)
хећиму (locative singular)
хећимима (locative plural)
хећимом (instrumental singular)
хећимима (instrumental plural)
хѐким (alternative)
ѐћим (alternative)

From Ottoman Turkish هكیم (hekim) (Turkish hekim), from Arabic حَكِيم (ḥakīm, “sage, scholar, physician”). Akin to хѐћимбаша.


хаким

ха́ким (canonical masculine)
hákim (romanization)
хаким (nominative singular)
хакими (nominative plural)
хакима (genitive singular)
хакима (genitive plural)
хакиму (dative singular)
хакимима (dative plural)
хакима (accusative singular)
хакиме (accusative plural)
хакиме (singular vocative)
хакими (plural vocative)
хакиму (locative singular)
хакимима (locative plural)
хакимом (instrumental singular)
хакимима (instrumental plural)
ха̀ћим (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish حاكم (hakim), from Arabic حَاكِم (ḥākim).

bor+

<i class="Latn mention" lang="tr">hakim</i>


кружић

кру́жић (canonical masculine)
krúžić (romanization)


kružok

krùžok (canonical masculine)
кру̀жок (Cyrillic)
krùžok (nominative singular)
kružòci (nominative plural)
kružoka (genitive singular)
krȕžōkā (genitive plural)
kružoku (dative singular)
kružocima (dative plural)
kružok (accusative singular)
kružoke (accusative plural)
kružoče (singular vocative)
kružoci (plural vocative)
kružoku (locative singular)
kružocima (locative plural)
kružokom (instrumental singular)
kružocima (instrumental plural)

lingvistički kružok


krvavica

sh-noun

krvàvica f (Cyrillic spelling крва̀вица)

krvàvica (canonical feminine)
крва̀вица (Cyrillic)
krvavica (nominative singular)
krvavice (nominative plural)
krvavice (genitive singular)
krvavica (genitive plural)
krvavici (dative singular)
krvavicama (dative plural)
krvavicu (accusative singular)
krvavice (accusative plural)
krvavice (singular vocative)
krvavice (plural vocative)
krvavici (locative singular)
krvavicama (locative plural)
krvavicom (instrumental singular)
krvavicama (instrumental plural)


крвавица

крва̀вица (canonical feminine)
krvàvica (romanization)
крвавица (nominative singular)
крвавице (nominative plural)
крвавице (genitive singular)
крвавица (genitive plural)
крвавици (dative singular)
крвавицама (dative plural)
крвавицу (accusative singular)
крвавице (accusative plural)
крвавице (singular vocative)
крвавице (plural vocative)
крвавици (locative singular)
крвавицама (locative plural)
крвавицом (instrumental singular)
крвавицама (instrumental plural)


krvnik

kȓvnīk (canonical masculine)
кр̑внӣк (Cyrillic)
kȓvnīk (nominative singular)
kȓvnīci (nominative plural)
krvnika (genitive singular)
krvnika (genitive plural)
krvniku (dative singular)
krvnicima (dative plural)
krvnika (accusative singular)
krvnike (accusative plural)
kȓvnīče (singular vocative)
krvnici (plural vocative)
krvniku (locative singular)
krvnicima (locative plural)
krvnikom (instrumental singular)
krvnicima (instrumental plural)


крвник

кр̑внӣк (canonical masculine)
kȓvnīk (romanization)
кр̑внӣк (nominative singular)
кр̑внӣци (nominative plural)
крвника (genitive singular)
крвника (genitive plural)
крвнику (dative singular)
крвницима (dative plural)
крвника (accusative singular)
крвнике (accusative plural)
кр̑внӣче (singular vocative)
крвници (plural vocative)
крвнику (locative singular)
крвницима (locative plural)
крвником (instrumental singular)
крвницима (instrumental plural)


krvnica

kȓvnica (canonical feminine)
кр̑вница (Cyrillic)
krvnica (nominative singular)
krvnice (nominative plural)
krvnice (genitive singular)
krvnica (genitive plural)
krvnici (dative singular)
krvnicama (dative plural)
krvnicu (accusative singular)
krvnice (accusative plural)
krvnice (singular vocative)
krvnice (plural vocative)
krvnici (locative singular)
krvnicama (locative plural)
krvnicom (instrumental singular)
krvnicama (instrumental plural)


крвница

кр̑вница (canonical feminine)
kȓvnica (romanization)
крвница (nominative singular)
крвнице (nominative plural)
крвнице (genitive singular)
крвница (genitive plural)
крвници (dative singular)
крвницама (dative plural)
крвницу (accusative singular)
крвнице (accusative plural)
крвнице (singular vocative)
крвнице (plural vocative)
крвници (locative singular)
крвницама (locative plural)
крвницом (instrumental singular)
крвницама (instrumental plural)


krvoliptanje

krvolìptānje n (Cyrillic spelling крволѝпта̄ње)

krvolìptānje (canonical neuter)
крволѝпта̄ње (Cyrillic)
krvoliptanje (nominative singular)
krvoliptanja (nominative plural)
krvoliptanja (genitive singular)
krvoliptanja (genitive plural)
krvoliptanju (dative singular)
krvoliptanjima (dative plural)
krvoliptanje (accusative singular)
krvoliptanja (accusative plural)
krvoliptanje (singular vocative)
krvoliptanja (plural vocative)
krvoliptanju (locative singular)
krvoliptanjima (locative plural)
krvoliptanjem (instrumental singular)
krvoliptanjima (instrumental plural)


крволиптање

крволѝпта̄ње

крволѝпта̄ње n (Latin spelling krvolìptānje)

крволѝпта̄ње (canonical neuter)
krvolìptānje (romanization)
крволиптање (nominative singular)
крволиптања (nominative plural)
крволиптања (genitive singular)
крволиптања (genitive plural)
крволиптању (dative singular)
крволиптањима (dative plural)
крволиптање (accusative singular)
крволиптања (accusative plural)
крволиптање (singular vocative)
крволиптања (plural vocative)
крволиптању (locative singular)
крволиптањима (locative plural)
крволиптањем (instrumental singular)
крволиптањима (instrumental plural)

кр‧во‧лип‧та‧ње

From крв + липтати.


krvolok

krvòlok (canonical masculine)
крво̀лок (Cyrillic)
krvolok (nominative singular)
krvoloci (nominative plural)
krvoloka (genitive singular)
krvoloka (genitive plural)
krvoloku (dative singular)
krvolocima (dative plural)
krvoloka (accusative singular)
krvoloke (accusative plural)
krvoloče (singular vocative)
krvoloci (plural vocative)
krvoloku (locative singular)
krvolocima (locative plural)
krvolokom (instrumental singular)
krvolocima (instrumental plural)


крволок

крво̀лок (canonical masculine)
krvòlok (romanization)
крволок (nominative singular)
крволоци (nominative plural)
крволока (genitive singular)
крволока (genitive plural)
крволоку (dative singular)
крволоцима (dative plural)
крволока (accusative singular)
крволоке (accusative plural)
крволоче (singular vocative)
крволоци (plural vocative)
крволоку (locative singular)
крволоцима (locative plural)
крволоком (instrumental singular)
крволоцима (instrumental plural)

From крв + локати.


lokaut

lòkāut (canonical masculine)
ло̀ка̄ут (Cyrillic)


lokna

lòkna (canonical feminine)
ло̀кна (Cyrillic)
lòkna (nominative singular)
lokne (nominative plural)
lokne (genitive singular)
lóknā (genitive plural)
lóknī (genitive plural)
lokni (dative singular)
loknama (dative plural)
loknu (accusative singular)
lokne (accusative plural)
lokno (singular vocative)
lokne (plural vocative)
lokni (locative singular)
loknama (locative plural)
loknom (instrumental singular)
loknama (instrumental plural)


локна

ло̀кна (canonical feminine)
lòkna (romanization)
ло̀кна (nominative singular)
локне (nominative plural)
локне (genitive singular)
ло́кна̄ (genitive plural)
ло́кнӣ (genitive plural)
локни (dative singular)
локнама (dative plural)
локну (accusative singular)
локне (accusative plural)
локно (singular vocative)
локне (plural vocative)
локни (locative singular)
локнама (locative plural)
локном (instrumental singular)
локнама (instrumental plural)


локум

ло̀кум (canonical masculine)
lòkum (romanization)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish لوقوم (lokum), لقوم (lokum).

bor+

<i class="Latn mention" lang="tr">lokum</i>


lokvanj

lòkvānj (canonical masculine)
ло̀ква̄њ (Cyrillic)
lòkvānj (nominative singular)
lokvanji (nominative plural)
lokvánja (genitive singular)
lokvanja (genitive plural)
lokvanju (dative singular)
lokvanjima (dative plural)
lokvanj (accusative singular)
lokvanje (accusative plural)
lokvanju (singular vocative)
lokvanji (plural vocative)
lokvanju (locative singular)
lokvanjima (locative plural)
lokvanjem (instrumental singular)
lokvanjima (instrumental plural)


локвањ

ло̀ква̄њ (canonical masculine)
lòkvānj (romanization)
ло̀ква̄њ (nominative singular)
локвањи (nominative plural)
локва́ња (genitive singular)
локвања (genitive plural)
локвању (dative singular)
локвањима (dative plural)
локвањ (accusative singular)
локвање (accusative plural)
локвању (singular vocative)
локвањи (plural vocative)
локвању (locative singular)
локвањима (locative plural)
локвањем (instrumental singular)
локвањима (instrumental plural)


ломбард

ло̀мба̄рд (canonical masculine)
lòmbārd (romanization)

From Ломба̀рдија.


ломљава

ло̀мљава (canonical feminine)
lòmljava (romanization)
ломљава (nominative singular)
ломљаве (nominative plural)
ломљаве (genitive singular)
ломљава (genitive plural)
ломљави (dative singular)
ломљавама (dative plural)
ломљаву (accusative singular)
ломљаве (accusative plural)
ломљаво (singular vocative)
ломљаве (plural vocative)
ломљави (locative singular)
ломљавама (locative plural)
ломљавом (instrumental singular)
ломљавама (instrumental plural)


lončarija

sh-noun

lončàrija f (Cyrillic spelling лонча̀рија)

lončàrija (canonical feminine)
лонча̀рија (Cyrillic)
lončarija (nominative singular)
lončarije (nominative plural)
lončarije (genitive singular)
lončarija (genitive plural)
lončariji (dative singular)
lončarijama (dative plural)
lončariju (accusative singular)
lončarije (accusative plural)
lončarijo (singular vocative)
lončarije (plural vocative)
lončariji (locative singular)
lončarijama (locative plural)
lončarijom (instrumental singular)
lončarijama (instrumental plural)


лончарија

лонча̀рија (canonical feminine)
lončàrija (romanization)
лончарија (nominative singular)
лончарије (nominative plural)
лончарије (genitive singular)
лончарија (genitive plural)
лончарији (dative singular)
лончаријама (dative plural)
лончарију (accusative singular)
лончарије (accusative plural)
лончаријо (singular vocative)
лончарије (plural vocative)
лончарији (locative singular)
лончаријама (locative plural)
лончаријом (instrumental singular)
лончаријама (instrumental plural)

лон‧ча‧ри‧ја

From ло̀нац.


lončarnica

lònčārnica f (Cyrillic spelling ло̀нча̄рница)

lònčārnica (canonical feminine)
ло̀нча̄рница (Cyrillic)
lončarnica (nominative singular)
lončarnice (nominative plural)
lončarnice (genitive singular)
lončarnica (genitive plural)
lončarnici (dative singular)
lončarnicama (dative plural)
lončarnicu (accusative singular)
lončarnice (accusative plural)
lončarnice (singular vocative)
lončarnico (singular vocative)
lončarnice (plural vocative)
lončarnici (locative singular)
lončarnicama (locative plural)
lončarnicom (instrumental singular)
lončarnicama (instrumental plural)


лончарница

ло̀нча̄рница

ло̀нча̄рница f (Latin spelling lònčārnica)

ло̀нча̄рница (canonical feminine)
lònčārnica (romanization)
лончарница (nominative singular)
лончарнице (nominative plural)
лончарнице (genitive singular)
лончарница (genitive plural)
лончарници (dative singular)
лончарницама (dative plural)
лончарницу (accusative singular)
лончарнице (accusative plural)
лончарнице (singular vocative)
лончарницо (singular vocative)
лончарнице (plural vocative)
лончарници (locative singular)
лончарницама (locative plural)
лончарницом (instrumental singular)
лончарницама (instrumental plural)

лон‧чар‧ни‧ца

From ло̀нац.


lončarstvo

lončárstvo n (Cyrillic spelling лонча́рство)

lončárstvo (canonical neuter)
лонча́рство (Cyrillic)
lončárstvo (nominative singular)
lončarstva (nominative plural)
lončarstva (genitive singular)
lònčārstāvā (genitive plural)
lončarstvu (dative singular)
lončarstvima (dative plural)
lončarstvo (accusative singular)
lončarstva (accusative plural)
lončarstvo (singular vocative)
lončarstva (plural vocative)
lončarstvu (locative singular)
lončarstvima (locative plural)
lončarstvom (instrumental singular)
lončarstvima (instrumental plural)


лончарство

лонча́рство n (Latin spelling lončárstvo)

лонча́рство (canonical neuter)
lončárstvo (romanization)
лонча́рство (nominative singular)
лончарства (nominative plural)
лончарства (genitive singular)
ло̀нча̄рста̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
лончарству (dative singular)
лончарствима (dative plural)
лончарство (accusative singular)
лончарства (accusative plural)
лончарство (singular vocative)
лончарства (plural vocative)
лончарству (locative singular)
лончарствима (locative plural)
лончарством (instrumental singular)
лончарствима (instrumental plural)

лон‧чар‧ство

From ло̀нац.


lončić

lònčić (canonical masculine)
ло̀нчић (Cyrillic)
lončić (nominative singular)
lončići (nominative plural)
lončića (genitive singular)
lončića (genitive plural)
lončiću (dative singular)
lončićima (dative plural)
lončić (accusative singular)
lončiće (accusative plural)
lončiću (singular vocative)
lončići (plural vocative)
lončiću (locative singular)
lončićima (locative plural)
lončićem (instrumental singular)
lončićima (instrumental plural)


лончић

ло̀нчић (canonical masculine)
lònčić (romanization)
лончић (nominative singular)
лончићи (nominative plural)
лончића (genitive singular)
лончића (genitive plural)
лончићу (dative singular)
лончићима (dative plural)
лончић (accusative singular)
лончиће (accusative plural)
лончићу (singular vocative)
лончићи (plural vocative)
лончићу (locative singular)
лончићима (locative plural)
лончићем (instrumental singular)
лончићима (instrumental plural)

From ло̀нац.


lopar

lòpār (canonical masculine)
ло̀па̄р (Cyrillic)
lòpār (nominative singular)
lopári (nominative plural)
lopára (genitive singular)
lopárā (genitive plural)
lopáru (dative singular)
lopárima (dative plural)
lòpār (accusative singular)
lopáre (accusative plural)
lopare (singular vocative)
lopári (plural vocative)
lopáru (locative singular)
lopárima (locative plural)
lopárom (instrumental singular)
lopárima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *loparь. Akin to lopata.

scoop, peel (used to remove bread from an oven)


лопар

ло̀па̄р (canonical masculine)
lòpār (romanization)
ло̀па̄р (nominative singular)
лопа́ри (nominative plural)
лопа́ра (genitive singular)
лопа́ра̄ (genitive plural)
лопа́ру (dative singular)
лопа́рима (dative plural)
ло̀па̄р (accusative singular)
лопа́ре (accusative plural)
лопаре (singular vocative)
лопа́ри (plural vocative)
лопа́ру (locative singular)
лопа́рима (locative plural)
лопа́ром (instrumental singular)
лопа́рима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *loparь. Akin to лопата.


lopatar

lòpatār (canonical masculine)
ло̀пата̄р (Cyrillic)
lopatar (nominative singular)
lopatari (nominative plural)
lopatara (genitive singular)
lopatara (genitive plural)
lopataru (dative singular)
lopatarima (dative plural)
lopatar (accusative singular)
lopatare (accusative plural)
lopataru (singular vocative)
lopatari (plural vocative)
lopataru (locative singular)
lopatarima (locative plural)
lopatarom (instrumental singular)
lopatarima (instrumental plural)


лопатар

ло̀пата̄р (canonical masculine)
lòpatār (romanization)
лопатар (nominative singular)
лопатари (nominative plural)
лопатара (genitive singular)
лопатара (genitive plural)
лопатару (dative singular)
лопатарима (dative plural)
лопатар (accusative singular)
лопатаре (accusative plural)
лопатару (singular vocative)
лопатари (plural vocative)
лопатару (locative singular)
лопатарима (locative plural)
лопатаром (instrumental singular)
лопатарима (instrumental plural)

From ло̀пата.


lopočika

lopòčika f (Cyrillic spelling лопо̀чика)

lopòčika (canonical feminine)
лопо̀чика (Cyrillic)
lopočika (nominative singular)
lopočike (nominative plural)
lopočike (genitive singular)
lopočika (genitive plural)
lopočici (dative singular)
lopočikama (dative plural)
lopočiku (accusative singular)
lopočike (accusative plural)
lopočiko (singular vocative)
lopočike (plural vocative)
lopočici (locative singular)
lopočikama (locative plural)
lopočikom (instrumental singular)
lopočikama (instrumental plural)


лопочика

лопо̀чика (canonical feminine)
lopòčika (romanization)
лопочика (nominative singular)
лопочике (nominative plural)
лопочике (genitive singular)
лопочика (genitive plural)
лопочици (dative singular)
лопочикама (dative plural)
лопочику (accusative singular)
лопочике (accusative plural)
лопочико (singular vocative)
лопочике (plural vocative)
лопочици (locative singular)
лопочикама (locative plural)
лопочиком (instrumental singular)
лопочикама (instrumental plural)


loptica

lȍptica (canonical feminine)
ло̏птица (Cyrillic)
loptica (nominative singular)
loptice (nominative plural)
loptice (genitive singular)
loptica (genitive plural)
loptici (dative singular)
lopticama (dative plural)
lopticu (accusative singular)
loptice (accusative plural)
loptice (singular vocative)
loptico (singular vocative)
loptice (plural vocative)
loptici (locative singular)
lopticama (locative plural)
lopticom (instrumental singular)
lopticama (instrumental plural)


lornjet

lòrnjet (canonical masculine)
ло̀рњет (Cyrillic)


лорњет

ло̀рњет (canonical masculine)
lòrnjet (romanization)


lornjon

lòrnjōn (canonical masculine)
ло̀рњо̄н (Cyrillic)
lòrnjōn (nominative singular)
lornjoni (nominative plural)
lornjóna (genitive singular)
lornjona (genitive plural)
lornjonu (dative singular)
lornjonima (dative plural)
lornjon (accusative singular)
lornjone (accusative plural)
lornjone (singular vocative)
lornjoni (plural vocative)
lornjonu (locative singular)
lornjonima (locative plural)
lornjonom (instrumental singular)
lornjonima (instrumental plural)


лорњон

ло̀рњо̄н (canonical masculine)
lòrnjōn (romanization)
ло̀рњо̄н (nominative singular)
лорњони (nominative plural)
лорњо́на (genitive singular)
лорњона (genitive plural)
лорњону (dative singular)
лорњонима (dative plural)
лорњон (accusative singular)
лорњоне (accusative plural)
лорњоне (singular vocative)
лорњони (plural vocative)
лорњону (locative singular)
лорњонима (locative plural)
лорњоном (instrumental singular)
лорњонима (instrumental plural)


losion

losìōn (canonical masculine)
лосѝо̄н (Cyrillic)
losìōn (nominative singular)
losioni (nominative plural)
losióna (genitive singular)
losiona (genitive plural)
losionu (dative singular)
losionima (dative plural)
losion (accusative singular)
losione (accusative plural)
losione (singular vocative)
losioni (plural vocative)
losionu (locative singular)
losionima (locative plural)
losionom (instrumental singular)
losionima (instrumental plural)

From French lotion, from Latin lotio (“a washing”).


лосион

лосѝо̄н (canonical masculine)
losìōn (romanization)
лосѝо̄н (nominative singular)
лосиони (nominative plural)
лосио́на (genitive singular)
лосиона (genitive plural)
лосиону (dative singular)
лосионима (dative plural)
лосион (accusative singular)
лосионе (accusative plural)
лосионе (singular vocative)
лосиони (plural vocative)
лосиону (locative singular)
лосионима (locative plural)
лосионом (instrumental singular)
лосионима (instrumental plural)


гиб

ги̑б (canonical masculine)
gȋb (romanization)
ги̑б (nominative singular)
ги̏бови (nominative plural)
гиба (genitive singular)
гибова (genitive plural)
гибу (dative singular)
гибовима (dative plural)
гиб (accusative singular)
гибове (accusative plural)
гибе (singular vocative)
гибови (plural vocative)
гибу (locative singular)
гибовима (locative plural)
гибом (instrumental singular)
гибовима (instrumental plural)


ljubaznik

ljȕbaznīk m (Cyrillic spelling љу̏базнӣк)

ljȕbaznīk (canonical masculine)
љу̏базнӣк (Cyrillic)
ljȕbaznīk (nominative singular)
ljȕbaznīci (nominative plural)
ljubaznika (genitive singular)
ljubaznika (genitive plural)
ljubazniku (dative singular)
ljubaznicima (dative plural)
ljubaznika (accusative singular)
ljubaznike (accusative plural)
ljubazniče (singular vocative)
ljubaznici (plural vocative)
ljubazniku (locative singular)
ljubaznicima (locative plural)
ljubaznikom (instrumental singular)
ljubaznicima (instrumental plural)


љубазник

љу̏базнӣк (canonical masculine)
ljȕbaznīk (romanization)
љу̏базнӣк (nominative singular)
љу̏базнӣци (nominative plural)
љубазника (genitive singular)
љубазника (genitive plural)
љубазнику (dative singular)
љубазницима (dative plural)
љубазника (accusative singular)
љубазнике (accusative plural)
љубазниче (singular vocative)
љубазници (plural vocative)
љубазнику (locative singular)
љубазницима (locative plural)
љубазником (instrumental singular)
љубазницима (instrumental plural)

From љу́бити.


ljubičica

ljubičíca f (Cyrillic spelling љубичи́ца)

ljubičíca (canonical feminine)
љубичи́ца (Cyrillic)
ljubičica (nominative singular)
ljubičice (nominative plural)
ljubičice (genitive singular)
ljubičica (genitive plural)
ljubičici (dative singular)
ljubičicama (dative plural)
ljubičicu (accusative singular)
ljubičice (accusative plural)
ljubičice (singular vocative)
ljubičice (plural vocative)
ljubičici (locative singular)
ljubičicama (locative plural)
ljubičicom (instrumental singular)
ljubičicama (instrumental plural)


љубичица

љубичи́ца (canonical feminine)
ljubičíca (romanization)
љубичица (nominative singular)
љубичице (nominative plural)
љубичице (genitive singular)
љубичица (genitive plural)
љубичици (dative singular)
љубичицама (dative plural)
љубичицу (accusative singular)
љубичице (accusative plural)
љубичице (singular vocative)
љубичице (plural vocative)
љубичици (locative singular)
љубичицама (locative plural)
љубичицом (instrumental singular)
љубичицама (instrumental plural)

From љу̏бица.


ljubiteljica

ljubitèljica f (Cyrillic spelling љубитѐљица)

ljubitèljica (canonical feminine)
љубитѐљица (Cyrillic)
ljubiteljica (nominative singular)
ljubiteljice (nominative plural)
ljubiteljice (genitive singular)
ljubiteljica (genitive plural)
ljubiteljici (dative singular)
ljubiteljicama (dative plural)
ljubiteljicu (accusative singular)
ljubiteljice (accusative plural)
ljubiteljice (singular vocative)
ljubiteljice (plural vocative)
ljubiteljici (locative singular)
ljubiteljicama (locative plural)
ljubiteljicom (instrumental singular)
ljubiteljicama (instrumental plural)

lover, enthusiast, fan (of art, nature etc.)


љубитељица

љубитѐљица f (Latin spelling ljubitèljica)

љубитѐљица (canonical feminine)
ljubitèljica (romanization)
љубитељица (nominative singular)
љубитељице (nominative plural)
љубитељице (genitive singular)
љубитељица (genitive plural)
љубитељици (dative singular)
љубитељицама (dative plural)
љубитељицу (accusative singular)
љубитељице (accusative plural)
љубитељице (singular vocative)
љубитељице (plural vocative)
љубитељици (locative singular)
љубитељицама (locative plural)
љубитељицом (instrumental singular)
љубитељицама (instrumental plural)

љу‧би‧те‧љи‧ца

From љу́бити.


ljubljeni

ljȗbljenī m (Cyrillic spelling љу̑бљенӣ)

ljȗbljenī (canonical masculine)
љу̑бљенӣ (Cyrillic)


љубљени

љу̑бљенӣ (canonical masculine)
ljȗbljenī (romanization)

From љу́бити.


људескара

људѐскара (canonical masculine)
ljudèskara (romanization)
људескара (nominative singular)
људескаре (nominative plural)
људескаре (genitive singular)
људескара (genitive plural)
људескари (dative singular)
људескарама (dative plural)
људескару (accusative singular)
људескаре (accusative plural)
људескаро (singular vocative)
људескаре (plural vocative)
људескари (locative singular)
људескарама (locative plural)
људескаром (instrumental singular)
људескарама (instrumental plural)

љу‧де‧ска‧ра