шплитер

шплѝтер (canonical masculine)
šplìter (romanization)
шплитер (nominative singular)
шплитери (nominative plural)
шплитера (genitive singular)
шплитера (genitive plural)
шплитеру (dative singular)
шплитерима (dative plural)
шплитер (accusative singular)
шплитере (accusative plural)
шплитеру (singular vocative)
шплитери (plural vocative)
шплитеру (locative singular)
шплитерима (locative plural)
шплитером (instrumental singular)
шплитерима (instrumental plural)


špisbirger

sh-noun

špȋsbirger m (Cyrillic spelling шпи̑сбиргер)

špȋsbirger (canonical masculine)
шпи̑сбиргер (Cyrillic)

(regional, obsolete, derogatory) conformist


шписбиргер

шпи̑сбиргер m (Latin spelling špȋsbirger)

шпи̑сбиргер (canonical masculine)
špȋsbirger (romanization)

шпси‧бир‧гер


špiser

špíser (canonical masculine)
шпи́сер (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from German Spießer. Akin to špȋsbirger.


шписер

шпи́сер (canonical masculine)
špíser (romanization)

Borrowed from German Spiesser. Akin to шпи̑сбиргер.


šnaps

šnȁps (canonical masculine)
шна̏пс (Cyrillic)

(regional, archaic) schnaps (also spelled schnapps in English)


šnaps

A card game related to the German game Schnapsen (Compare Sixty-Six or 66 (German: Sechsundsechzig)).


šnešlager

šnȇšlāger m (Cyrillic spelling шне̑шла̄гер)

šnȇšlāger (canonical masculine)
шне̑шла̄гер (Cyrillic)
šnešlager (nominative singular)
šnešlageri (nominative plural)
šnešlagera (genitive singular)
šnešlagera (genitive plural)
šnešlageru (dative singular)
šnešlagerima (dative plural)
šnešlager (accusative singular)
šnešlagere (accusative plural)
šnešlageru (singular vocative)
šnešlageria (plural vocative)
šnešlageru (locative singular)
šnešlagerima (locative plural)
šnešlagerom (instrumental singular)
šnešlagerima (instrumental plural)


шнешлагер

шне̑шла̄гер m (Latin spelling šnȇšlāger)

шне̑шла̄гер (canonical masculine)
šnȇšlāger (romanization)
шнешлагер (nominative singular)
шнешлагери (nominative plural)
шнешлагера (genitive singular)
шнешлагера (genitive plural)
шнешлагеру (dative singular)
шнешлагерима (dative plural)
шнешлагер (accusative singular)
шнешлагере (accusative plural)
шнешлагеру (singular vocative)
шнешлагериа (plural vocative)
шнешлагеру (locative singular)
шнешлагерима (locative plural)
шнешлагером (instrumental singular)
шнешлагерима (instrumental plural)


šnešue

šnȇšue (canonical feminine)
шне̑шуе (Cyrillic)

Type of female snowshoes popular in the 1930's.


шнешуе

Type of female snowshoes popular in the 1930s.


šnicl

šnìcl (canonical masculine)
шнѝцл (Cyrillic)
šnìcl (nominative singular)
šnicli (nominative plural)
šnicla (genitive singular)
šnìclā (genitive plural)
šniclu (dative singular)
šniclima (dative plural)
šnicl (accusative singular)
šnicle (accusative plural)
šnicle (singular vocative)
šnicli (plural vocative)
šniclu (locative singular)
šniclima (locative plural)
šniclom (instrumental singular)
šniclima (instrumental plural)
šnìcla (alternative)


шницл

шнѝцл (canonical masculine)
šnìcl (romanization)
шнѝцл (nominative singular)
шницли (nominative plural)
шницла (genitive singular)
шнѝцла̄ (genitive plural)
шницлу (dative singular)
шницлима (dative plural)
шницл (accusative singular)
шницле (accusative plural)
шницле (singular vocative)
шницли (plural vocative)
шницлу (locative singular)
шницлима (locative plural)
шницлом (instrumental singular)
шницлима (instrumental plural)
шнѝцла (alternative)


šnaucer

šnàucer (canonical masculine)
шна̀уцер (Cyrillic)
šnaucer (nominative singular)
šnauceri (nominative plural)
šnaucera (genitive singular)
šnaucera (genitive plural)
šnauceru (dative singular)
šnaucerima (dative plural)
šnaucer (accusative singular)
šnaucere (accusative plural)
šnauceru (singular vocative)
šnauceri (plural vocative)
šnauceru (locative singular)
šnaucerima (locative plural)
šnaucerom (instrumental singular)
šnaucerima (instrumental plural)


шнауцер

шна̀уцер (canonical masculine)
šnàucer (romanization)
шнауцер (nominative singular)
шнауцери (nominative plural)
шнауцера (genitive singular)
шнауцера (genitive plural)
шнауцеру (dative singular)
шнауцерима (dative plural)
шнауцер (accusative singular)
шнауцере (accusative plural)
шнауцеру (singular vocative)
шнауцери (plural vocative)
шнауцеру (locative singular)
шнауцерима (locative plural)
шнауцером (instrumental singular)
шнауцерима (instrumental plural)


šnelcug

šnȅlcūg (canonical masculine)
шне̏лцӯг (Cyrillic)


шнелцуг

шне̏лцӯг (canonical masculine)
šnȅlcūg (romanization)

desc

→ Pannonian Rusyn: шнелцуґ (šnelcug), шнелцук (šnelcuk)


šnelfotograf

sh-noun

šnelfotogrȁf m (Cyrillic spelling шнелфотогра̏ф)

šnelfotogrȁf (canonical masculine)
шнелфотогра̏ф (Cyrillic)

(regional) photographer working in public spaces taking quick photos


шнелфотограф

шнелфотогра̏ф

шнелфотогра̏ф m (Latin spelling šnelfotogrȁf)

шнелфотогра̏ф (canonical masculine)
šnelfotogrȁf (romanization)

шнел‧фо‧то‧граф


šmuk

šmȕk (canonical masculine)
шму̏к (Cyrillic)


шмук

шму̏к (canonical masculine)
šmȕk (romanization)


šnajcer

šnàjcer (canonical masculine)
шна̀јцер (Cyrillic)


шнајцер

шна̀јцер (canonical masculine)
šnàjcer (romanization)


šnala

šnála (canonical feminine)
шна́ла (Cyrillic)
šnala (nominative singular)
šnale (nominative plural)
šnale (genitive singular)
šnala (genitive plural)
šnali (dative singular)
šnalama (dative plural)
šnalu (accusative singular)
šnale (accusative plural)
šnalo (singular vocative)
šnale (plural vocative)
šnali (locative singular)
šnalama (locative plural)
šnalom (instrumental singular)
šnalama (instrumental plural)


шнала

шна́ла (canonical feminine)
šnála (romanization)
шнала (nominative singular)
шнале (nominative plural)
шнале (genitive singular)
шнала (genitive plural)
шнали (dative singular)
шналама (dative plural)
шналу (accusative singular)
шнале (accusative plural)
шнало (singular vocative)
шнале (plural vocative)
шнали (locative singular)
шналама (locative plural)
шналом (instrumental singular)
шналама (instrumental plural)


шнајдер

шна̏јдер (canonical masculine)
šnȁjder (romanization)
шнајдер (nominative singular)
шнајдери (nominative plural)
шнајдера (genitive singular)
шнајдера (genitive plural)
шнајдеру (dative singular)
шнајдерима (dative plural)
шнајдера (accusative singular)
шнајдере (accusative plural)
шнајдеру (singular vocative)
шнајдери (plural vocative)
шнајдеру (locative singular)
шнајдерима (locative plural)
шнајдером (instrumental singular)
шнајдерима (instrumental plural)


šmarn

šmȁrn (canonical masculine)
шма̏рн (Cyrillic)


шмарн

шма̏рн (canonical masculine)
šmȁrn (romanization)


šmeker

šmȅker (canonical masculine)
шме̏кер (Cyrillic)
šmeker (nominative singular)
šmekeri (nominative plural)
šmekera (genitive singular)
šmekera (genitive plural)
šmekeru (dative singular)
šmekerima (dative plural)
šmekera (accusative singular)
šmekere (accusative plural)
šmekeru (singular vocative)
šmekeri (plural vocative)
šmekeru (locative singular)
šmekerima (locative plural)
šmekerom (instrumental singular)
šmekerima (instrumental plural)

(regional) A person of good taste, one who appreciates nice things.


šmajser

šmàjser (canonical masculine)
шма̀јсер (Cyrillic)
šmajser (nominative singular)
šmajseri (nominative plural)
šmajsera (genitive singular)
šmajsera (genitive plural)
šmajseru (dative singular)
šmajserima (dative plural)
šmajser (accusative singular)
šmajsere (accusative plural)
šmajseru (singular vocative)
šmajseri (plural vocative)
šmajseru (locative singular)
šmajserima (locative plural)
šmajserom (instrumental singular)
šmajserima (instrumental plural)


шмајсер

шма̀јсер (canonical masculine)
šmàjser (romanization)
шмајсер (nominative singular)
шмајсери (nominative plural)
шмајсера (genitive singular)
шмајсера (genitive plural)
шмајсеру (dative singular)
шмајсерима (dative plural)
шмајсер (accusative singular)
шмајсере (accusative plural)
шмајсеру (singular vocative)
шмајсери (plural vocative)
шмајсеру (locative singular)
шмајсерима (locative plural)
шмајсером (instrumental singular)
шмајсерима (instrumental plural)


šmir

šmȋr (canonical masculine)
шми̑р (Cyrillic)


шмир

шми̑р (canonical masculine)
šmȋr (romanization)


šmerkifel

šmȇrkifel m (Cyrillic spelling шме̑ркифел)

šmȇrkifel (canonical masculine)
шме̑ркифел (Cyrillic)
šmȇrkifla (alternative)

(regional) A croissant made from abdominal fat of a pig.


шмеркифел

шме̑ркифел (canonical masculine)
šmȇrkifel (romanization)
шме̑ркифла (alternative)


šmugler

šmȕgler (canonical masculine)
шму̏глер (Cyrillic)
šmugler (nominative singular)
šmugleri (nominative plural)
šmuglera (genitive singular)
šmuglera (genitive plural)
šmugleru (dative singular)
šmuglerima (dative plural)
šmuglera (accusative singular)
šmuglere (accusative plural)
šmugleru (singular vocative)
šmugleri (plural vocative)
šmugleru (locative singular)
šmuglerima (locative plural)
šmuglerom (instrumental singular)
šmuglerima (instrumental plural)


шмуглер

шму̏глер (canonical masculine)
šmȕgler (romanization)
шмуглер (nominative singular)
шмуглери (nominative plural)
шмуглера (genitive singular)
шмуглера (genitive plural)
шмуглеру (dative singular)
шмуглерима (dative plural)
шмуглера (accusative singular)
шмуглере (accusative plural)
шмуглеру (singular vocative)
шмуглери (plural vocative)
шмуглеру (locative singular)
шмуглерима (locative plural)
шмуглером (instrumental singular)
шмуглерима (instrumental plural)


šmuc

šmȕc (canonical masculine)
шму̏ц (Cyrillic)


шмуц

шму̏ц (canonical masculine)
šmȕc (romanization)


šmirvuršt

šmȋrvuršt m (Cyrillic spelling шми̑рвуршт)

šmȋrvuršt (canonical masculine)
шми̑рвуршт (Cyrillic)


шмирвуршт

шми̑рвуршт (canonical masculine)
šmȋrvuršt (romanization)


шос

шо̏с (canonical masculine)
šȍs (romanization)
шо̏с (nominative singular)
шо̏сови (nominative plural)
шоса (genitive singular)
шосева (genitive plural)
шосу (dative singular)
шосевима (dative plural)
шос (accusative singular)
шосеве (accusative plural)
шосу (singular vocative)
шосеви (plural vocative)
шосу (locative singular)
шосевима (locative plural)
шосом (instrumental singular)
шосевима (instrumental plural)


šnorkl

šnòrkl (canonical masculine)
шно̀ркл (Cyrillic)


шноркл

шно̀ркл (canonical masculine)
šnòrkl (romanization)


šnu

šnȗ (canonical masculine)
шну̑ (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from German Schnau, from Dutch snauw.


шну

шну̑ (canonical masculine)
šnȗ (romanization)


šnur

šnȗr (canonical masculine)
шну̑р (Cyrillic)
šnȗr (nominative singular)
šnȕrovi (nominative plural)
šnjura (genitive singular)
šnjura (genitive plural)
šnjuru (dative singular)
šnjurima (dative plural)
šnjura (accusative singular)
šnjure (accusative plural)
šnjuru (singular vocative)
šnjuri (plural vocative)
šnjuru (locative singular)
šnjurima (locative plural)
šnjurem (instrumental singular)
šnjurima (instrumental plural)
šnjȗr (alternative)


šnurbart

šnȗrbārt m (Cyrillic spelling шну̑рба̄рт)

šnȗrbārt (canonical masculine)
шну̑рба̄рт (Cyrillic)


шнурбарт

шну̑рба̄рт (canonical masculine)
šnȗrbārt (romanization)


šnurbarthelter

šnȗrbārthelter m (Cyrillic spelling шну̑рба̄ртхелтер)

šnȗrbārthelter (canonical masculine)
шну̑рба̄ртхелтер (Cyrillic)


шнурбартхелтер

шну̑рба̄ртхелтер

шну̑рба̄ртхелтер m (Latin spelling šnȗrbārthelter)

шну̑рба̄ртхелтер (canonical masculine)
šnȗrbārthelter (romanization)

шнур‧барт‧хел‧тер


šnit

šnȉt (canonical masculine)
шни̏т (Cyrillic)


шнит

шни̏т (canonical masculine)
šnȉt (romanization)


šnorer

šnórer (canonical masculine)
шно́рер (Cyrillic)


шнорер

шно́рер (canonical masculine)
šnórer (romanization)


šnitholc

šnȉtholc m (Cyrillic spelling шни̏тхолц)

šnȉtholc (canonical masculine)
шни̏тхолц (Cyrillic)


шнитхолц

шни̏тхолц (canonical masculine)
šnȉtholc (romanization)


šoc

šȍc (canonical masculine)
шо̏ц (Cyrillic)

(regional, derogatory) lover, paramour, especially of a married woman


шоц

шо̏ц (canonical masculine)
šȍc (romanization)


šoder

šóder (canonical masculine)
шо́дер (Cyrillic)
šoder (nominative singular)
šoderi (nominative plural)
šodera (genitive singular)
šodera (genitive plural)
šoderu (dative singular)
šoderima (dative plural)
šoder (accusative singular)
šodere (accusative plural)
šoderu (singular vocative)
šoderi (plural vocative)
šoderu (locative singular)
šoderima (locative plural)
šoderom (instrumental singular)
šoderima (instrumental plural)


шодер

шо́дер (canonical masculine)
šóder (romanization)
шодер (nominative singular)
шодери (nominative plural)
шодера (genitive singular)
шодера (genitive plural)
шодеру (dative singular)
шодерима (dative plural)
шодер (accusative singular)
шодере (accusative plural)
шодеру (singular vocative)
шодери (plural vocative)
шодеру (locative singular)
шодерима (locative plural)
шодером (instrumental singular)
шодерима (instrumental plural)


šol

šȏl (canonical masculine)
шо̑л (Cyrillic)


шол

шо̑л (canonical masculine)
šȏl (romanization)


šlagvort

šlàgvort m (Cyrillic spelling шла̀гворт)

šlàgvort (canonical masculine)
шла̀гворт (Cyrillic)
šlagvort (nominative singular)
šlagvorti (nominative plural)
šlagvorta (genitive singular)
šlagvorta (genitive plural)
šlagvortu (dative singular)
šlagvortima (dative plural)
šlagvort (accusative singular)
šlagvorte (accusative plural)
šlagvorte (singular vocative)
šlagvorti (plural vocative)
šlagvortu (locative singular)
šlagvortima (locative plural)
šlagvortom (instrumental singular)
šlagvortima (instrumental plural)


шлагворт

шла̀гворт (canonical masculine)
šlàgvort (romanization)
шлагворт (nominative singular)
шлагворти (nominative plural)
шлагворта (genitive singular)
шлагворта (genitive plural)
шлагворту (dative singular)
шлагвортима (dative plural)
шлагворт (accusative singular)
шлагворте (accusative plural)
шлагворте (singular vocative)
шлагворти (plural vocative)
шлагворту (locative singular)
шлагвортима (locative plural)
шлагвортом (instrumental singular)
шлагвортима (instrumental plural)


шлагер

шла́гер (canonical masculine)
šláger (romanization)
шлагер (nominative singular)
шлагери (nominative plural)
шлагера (genitive singular)
шлагера (genitive plural)
шлагеру (dative singular)
шлагерима (dative plural)
шлагер (accusative singular)
шлагере (accusative plural)
шлагеру (singular vocative)
шлагери (plural vocative)
шлагеру (locative singular)
шлагерима (locative plural)
шлагером (instrumental singular)
шлагерима (instrumental plural)

From German Schlager. Compare хи̏т for a similar semantic development.


šlafcimer

šlȃfcimer m (Cyrillic spelling шла̑фцимер)

šlȃfcimer (canonical masculine)
шла̑фцимер (Cyrillic)
šlafcimer (nominative singular)
šlafcimeri (nominative plural)
šlafcimera (genitive singular)
šlafcimera (genitive plural)
šlafcimeru (dative singular)
šlafcimerima (dative plural)
šlafcimer (accusative singular)
šlafcimere (accusative plural)
šlafcimeru (singular vocative)
šlafcimeri (plural vocative)
šlafcimeru (locative singular)
šlafcimerima (locative plural)
šlafcimerom (instrumental singular)
šlafcimerima (instrumental plural)


шлафцимер

шла̑фцимер (canonical masculine)
šlȃfcimer (romanization)
шлафцимер (nominative singular)
шлафцимери (nominative plural)
шлафцимера (genitive singular)
шлафцимера (genitive plural)
шлафцимеру (dative singular)
шлафцимерима (dative plural)
шлафцимер (accusative singular)
шлафцимере (accusative plural)
шлафцимеру (singular vocative)
шлафцимери (plural vocative)
шлафцимеру (locative singular)
шлафцимерима (locative plural)
шлафцимером (instrumental singular)
шлафцимерима (instrumental plural)


šlafhemd

šlȃfhemd m (Cyrillic spelling шла̑фхемд)

šlȃfhemd (canonical masculine)
шла̑фхемд (Cyrillic)


шлафхемд

шла̑фхемд (canonical masculine)
šlȃfhemd (romanization)


šlajer

šlȁjer (canonical masculine)
шла̏јер (Cyrillic)
šlajer (nominative singular)
šlajeri (nominative plural)
šlajera (genitive singular)
šlajera (genitive plural)
šlajeru (dative singular)
šlajerima (dative plural)
šlajer (accusative singular)
šlajere (accusative plural)
šlajeru (singular vocative)
šlajeri (plural vocative)
šlajeru (locative singular)
šlajerima (locative plural)
šlajerom (instrumental singular)
šlajerima (instrumental plural)


шлајер

шла̏јер (canonical masculine)
šlȁjer (romanization)
шлајер (nominative singular)
шлајери (nominative plural)
шлајера (genitive singular)
шлајера (genitive plural)
шлајеру (dative singular)
шлајерима (dative plural)
шлајер (accusative singular)
шлајере (accusative plural)
шлајеру (singular vocative)
шлајери (plural vocative)
шлајеру (locative singular)
шлајерима (locative plural)
шлајером (instrumental singular)
шлајерима (instrumental plural)


šlajfa

šlȃjfa (canonical feminine)
шла̑јфа (Cyrillic)


шлајфа

шла̑јфа (canonical feminine)
šlȃjfa (romanization)


šlajm

šlȁjm (canonical masculine)
шла̏јм (Cyrillic)
šlajm (nominative singular)
šlajmovi (nominative plural)
šlajma (genitive singular)
šlajmova (genitive plural)
šlajmu (dative singular)
šlajmovima (dative plural)
šlajm (accusative singular)
šlajmove (accusative plural)
šlajme (singular vocative)
šlajmovi (plural vocative)
šlajmu (locative singular)
šlajmovima (locative plural)
šlajmom (instrumental singular)
šlajmovima (instrumental plural)


шлајм

шла̏јм (canonical masculine)
šlȁjm (romanization)
шлајм (nominative singular)
шлајмови (nominative plural)
шлајма (genitive singular)
шлајмова (genitive plural)
шлајму (dative singular)
шлајмовима (dative plural)
шлајм (accusative singular)
шлајмове (accusative plural)
шлајме (singular vocative)
шлајмови (plural vocative)
шлајму (locative singular)
шлајмовима (locative plural)
шлајмом (instrumental singular)
шлајмовима (instrumental plural)


šlajpek

šlàjpek (canonical masculine)
шла̀јпек (Cyrillic)


шлајпек

шла̀јпек (canonical masculine)
šlàjpek (romanization)


šlinga

šlȋnga (canonical feminine)
шли̑нга (Cyrillic)


шлинга

шли̑нга (canonical feminine)
šlȋnga (romanization)


šličuha

šlìčuha (canonical feminine)
шлѝчуха (Cyrillic)


шличуха

шлѝчуха (canonical feminine)
šlìčuha (romanization)


šlifer

šlìfer (canonical masculine)
шлѝфер (Cyrillic)


шлифер

шлѝфер (canonical masculine)
šlìfer (romanization)

bed linen, linen cover (duvet or blanket)


šljahta

šljȁhta (canonical feminine)
шља̏хта (Cyrillic)


шљахта

шља̏хта (canonical feminine)
šljȁhta (romanization)


šljaka

šljȁka (canonical feminine)
шља̏ка (Cyrillic)
šljȁka (nominative singular)
šljake (nominative plural)
šljake (genitive singular)
šljaka (genitive plural)
šljȁci (dative singular)
šljakama (dative plural)
šljaku (accusative singular)
šljake (accusative plural)
šljako (singular vocative)
šljake (plural vocative)
šljȁci (locative singular)
šljakama (locative plural)
šljakom (instrumental singular)
šljakama (instrumental plural)


шљака

шља̏ка (canonical feminine)
šljȁka (romanization)
шља̏ка (nominative singular)
шљаке (nominative plural)
шљаке (genitive singular)
шљака (genitive plural)
шља̏ци (dative singular)
шљакама (dative plural)
шљаку (accusative singular)
шљаке (accusative plural)
шљако (singular vocative)
шљаке (plural vocative)
шља̏ци (locative singular)
шљакама (locative plural)
шљаком (instrumental singular)
шљакама (instrumental plural)


šlep

šlȅp (canonical masculine)
шле̏п (Cyrillic)
šlȅp (nominative singular)
šlȅpovi (nominative plural)
šlepa (genitive singular)
šlepova (genitive plural)
šlepu (dative singular)
šlepovima (dative plural)
šlep (accusative singular)
šlepove (accusative plural)
šlepe (singular vocative)
šlepovi (plural vocative)
šlepu (locative singular)
šlepovima (locative plural)
šlepom (instrumental singular)
šlepovima (instrumental plural)


šlep

šlȅp (canonical masculine)
шле̏п (Cyrillic)
šlȅp (nominative singular)
šlèpovi (nominative plural)
šlepa (genitive singular)
šlepova (genitive plural)
šlepu (dative singular)
šlepovima (dative plural)
šlep (accusative singular)
šlepove (accusative plural)
šlepe (singular vocative)
šlepovi (plural vocative)
šlepu (locative singular)
šlepovima (locative plural)
šlepom (instrumental singular)
šlepovima (instrumental plural)


шлеп

шле̏п (canonical masculine)
šlȅp (romanization)
шле̏п (nominative singular)
шле̏пови (nominative plural)
шлепа (genitive singular)
шлепова (genitive plural)
шлепу (dative singular)
шлеповима (dative plural)
шлеп (accusative singular)
шлепове (accusative plural)
шлепе (singular vocative)
шлепови (plural vocative)
шлепу (locative singular)
шлеповима (locative plural)
шлепом (instrumental singular)
шлеповима (instrumental plural)


шлеп

шле̏п (canonical masculine)
šlȅp (romanization)
шле̏п (nominative singular)
шлѐпови (nominative plural)
шлепа (genitive singular)
шлепова (genitive plural)
шлепу (dative singular)
шлеповима (dative plural)
шлеп (accusative singular)
шлепове (accusative plural)
шлепе (singular vocative)
шлепови (plural vocative)
шлепу (locative singular)
шлеповима (locative plural)
шлепом (instrumental singular)
шлеповима (instrumental plural)


šleptregerica

šleptrégerica f (Cyrillic spelling шлептре́герица)

šleptrégerica (canonical feminine)
шлептре́герица (Cyrillic)
šleptregerica (nominative singular)
šleptregerice (nominative plural)
šleptregerice (genitive singular)
šleptregerica (genitive plural)
šleptregerici (dative singular)
šleptregericama (dative plural)
šleptregericu (accusative singular)
šleptregerice (accusative plural)
šleptregerice (singular vocative)
šleptregerice (plural vocative)
šleptregerici (locative singular)
šleptregericama (locative plural)
šleptregericom (instrumental singular)
šleptregericama (instrumental plural)


шлептрегерица

шлептре́герица

шлептре́герица f (Latin spelling šleptrégerica)

шлептре́герица (canonical feminine)
šleptrégerica (romanization)
шлептрегерица (nominative singular)
шлептрегерице (nominative plural)
шлептрегерице (genitive singular)
шлептрегерица (genitive plural)
шлептрегерици (dative singular)
шлептрегерицама (dative plural)
шлептрегерицу (accusative singular)
шлептрегерице (accusative plural)
шлептрегерице (singular vocative)
шлептрегерице (plural vocative)
шлептрегерици (locative singular)
шлептрегерицама (locative plural)
шлептрегерицом (instrumental singular)
шлептрегерицама (instrumental plural)

шлеп‧тре‧ге‧ри‧ца


šluk

šlȕk (canonical masculine)
шлу̏к (Cyrillic)


шлук

шлу̏к (canonical masculine)
šlȕk (romanization)


шлус

шлу̏с (canonical masculine)
šlȕs (romanization)
шлу̏с (nominative singular)
шлу̀сови (nominative plural)
шлус (genitive singular)
шлусова (genitive plural)
шлус (dative singular)
шлусовима (dative plural)
шлус (accusative singular)
шлусове (accusative plural)
шлусе (singular vocative)
шлусови (plural vocative)
шлусу (locative singular)
шлусовима (locative plural)
шлусом (instrumental singular)
шлусовима (instrumental plural)


šloser

šlȍser (canonical masculine)
шло̏сер (Cyrillic)


шлосер

шло̏сер (canonical masculine)
šlȍser (romanization)


boginje

bòginje f pl (Cyrillic spelling бо̀гиње)

bòginje (canonical feminine plural)
бо̀гиње (Cyrillic)
boginje (nominative plural)
boginja (genitive plural)
boginjama (dative plural)
boginje (accusative plural)
boginje (plural vocative)
boginjama (locative plural)
boginjama (instrumental plural)

From or under the influence of German Pocken.

(pathology, plural only) smallpox (variola)


богиње

бо̀гиње f or (canonical)
bòginje (romanization)


štopful

štòpful (canonical masculine)
што̀пфул (Cyrillic)


штопфул

што̀пфул (canonical masculine)
štòpful (romanization)


штос

што̑с (canonical masculine)
štȏs (romanization)
што̑с (nominative singular)
што́сови (nominative plural)
штоса (genitive singular)
штосова (genitive plural)
штосу (dative singular)
штосовима (dative plural)
штос (accusative singular)
штосове (accusative plural)
штосу (singular vocative)
штосови (plural vocative)
штосу (locative singular)
штосовима (locative plural)
штосом (instrumental singular)
штосовима (instrumental plural)


štopgarn

štòpgarn m (Cyrillic spelling што̀пгарн)

štòpgarn (canonical masculine)
што̀пгарн (Cyrillic)


штопгарн

што̀пгарн (canonical masculine)
štòpgarn (romanization)


štopl

štòpl (canonical masculine)
што̀пл (Cyrillic)

anything that resembles cut-off stalks, such as stubbles of hair, etc.


штопл

што̀пл (canonical masculine)
štòpl (romanization)


штоплцигер

што̀плцӣгер m (Latin spelling štòplcīger)

што̀плцӣгер (canonical masculine)
štòplcīger (romanization)
штоплцигер (nominative singular)
штоплцигери (nominative plural)
штоплцигера (genitive singular)
штоплцигера (genitive plural)
штоплцигеру (dative singular)
штоплцигерима (dative plural)
штоплцигер (accusative singular)
штоплцигере (accusative plural)
штоплцигеру (singular vocative)
штоплцигери (plural vocative)
штоплцигеру (locative singular)
штоплцигерима (locative plural)
штоплцигером (instrumental singular)
штоплцигерима (instrumental plural)
што̀пцӣгер (alternative)

што‧пл‧ци‧гер


šlif

šlȉf (canonical masculine)
шли̏ф (Cyrillic)
šlif (nominative singular)
šlifovi (nominative plural)
šlifa (genitive singular)
šlifova (genitive plural)
šlifu (dative singular)
šlifovima (dative plural)
šlif (accusative singular)
šlifove (accusative plural)
šlife (singular vocative)
šlifovi (plural vocative)
šlifu (locative singular)
šlifovima (locative plural)
šlifom (instrumental singular)
šlifovima (instrumental plural)


шлиф

шли̏ф (canonical masculine)
šlȉf (romanization)
шлиф (nominative singular)
шлифови (nominative plural)
шлифа (genitive singular)
шлифова (genitive plural)
шлифу (dative singular)
шлифовима (dative plural)
шлиф (accusative singular)
шлифове (accusative plural)
шлифе (singular vocative)
шлифови (plural vocative)
шлифу (locative singular)
шлифовима (locative plural)
шлифом (instrumental singular)
шлифовима (instrumental plural)


štopnadl

štȍpnādl m (Cyrillic spelling што̏пна̄дл)

štȍpnādl (canonical masculine)
што̏пна̄дл (Cyrillic)


штопнадл

што̏пна̄дл (canonical masculine)
štȍpnādl (romanization)


štopvole

štȍpvole m (Cyrillic spelling што̏пволе)

štȍpvole (canonical masculine)
што̏пволе (Cyrillic)


штопволе

што̏пволе (canonical masculine)
štȍpvole (romanization)


štokfiš

štòkfiš (canonical masculine)
што̀кфиш (Cyrillic)


штокфиш

што̀кфиш (canonical masculine)
štòkfiš (romanization)


štokhauz

štòkhauz m (Cyrillic spelling што̀кхауз)

štòkhauz (canonical masculine)
што̀кхауз (Cyrillic)


штокхауз

што̀кхауз (canonical masculine)
štòkhauz (romanization)


štiga

štíga (canonical feminine)
шти́га (Cyrillic)


штига

шти́га (canonical feminine)
štíga (romanization)


štihproba

štȉhprōba f (Cyrillic spelling шти̏хпро̄ба)

štȉhprōba (canonical feminine)
шти̏хпро̄ба (Cyrillic)


штихпроба

шти̏хпро̄ба f (Latin spelling štȉhprōba)

шти̏хпро̄ба (canonical feminine)
štȉhprōba (romanization)


штихворт

штѝхворт (canonical masculine)
štìhvort (romanization)


štih

štȉh (canonical masculine)
шти̏х (Cyrillic)
štȉh (nominative singular)
štìhovi (nominative plural)
štiha (genitive singular)
štihova (genitive plural)
štihu (dative singular)
štihovima (dative plural)
štih (accusative singular)
štihove (accusative plural)
štihe (singular vocative)
štihovi (plural vocative)
štihu (locative singular)
štihovima (locative plural)
štihom (instrumental singular)
štihovima (instrumental plural)


штих

шти̏х (canonical masculine)
štȉh (romanization)
шти̏х (nominative singular)
штѝхови (nominative plural)
штиха (genitive singular)
штихова (genitive plural)
штиху (dative singular)
штиховима (dative plural)
штих (accusative singular)
штихове (accusative plural)
штихе (singular vocative)
штихови (plural vocative)
штиху (locative singular)
штиховима (locative plural)
штихом (instrumental singular)
штиховима (instrumental plural)


štinkbomba

štȉnkbōmba f (Cyrillic spelling шти̏нкбо̄мба)

štȉnkbōmba (canonical feminine)
шти̏нкбо̄мба (Cyrillic)


штинкбомба

шти̏нкбо̄мба

шти̏нкбо̄мба f (Latin spelling štȉnkbōmba)

шти̏нкбо̄мба (canonical feminine)
štȉnkbōmba (romanization)

штинк‧бом‧ба


штимунг

штѝмунг (canonical masculine)
štìmung (romanization)
штимунг (nominative singular)
штимунзи (nominative plural)
штимунга (genitive singular)
штимунга (genitive plural)
штимунгу (dative singular)
штимунзима (dative plural)
штимунг (accusative singular)
штимунге (accusative plural)
штимунже (singular vocative)
штимунгу (singular vocative)
штимунзи (plural vocative)
штимунгу (locative singular)
штимунзима (locative plural)
штимунгом (instrumental singular)
штимунзима (instrumental plural)


štiflhoze

štìflhōze f or ? (Cyrillic spelling штѝфлхо̄зе)

štìflhōze f or (canonical)
штѝфлхо̄зе (Cyrillic)


штифлхозе

штѝфлхо̄зе f or ? (Latin spelling štìflhōze)

штѝфлхо̄зе f or (canonical)
štìflhōze (romanization)

шти‧фл‧хо‧зе


štift

štȉft (canonical masculine)
шти̏фт (Cyrillic)


штифт

шти̏фт (canonical masculine)
štȉft (romanization)


štifle

štìfle f or ? (Cyrillic spelling штѝфле)

štìfle f or (canonical)
штѝфле (Cyrillic)


штифле

штѝфле f or (canonical)
štìfle (romanization)


штоф

што̏ф (canonical masculine)
štȍf (romanization)
што̏ф (nominative singular)
што̀фови (nominative plural)
штофа (genitive singular)
штофова (genitive plural)
штофу (dative singular)
штофовима (dative plural)
штоф (accusative singular)
штофове (accusative plural)
штофе (singular vocative)
штофови (plural vocative)
штофу (locative singular)
штофовима (locative plural)
штофом (instrumental singular)
штофовима (instrumental plural)


шток

што̏к (canonical masculine)
štȍk (romanization)
што̏к (nominative singular)
што̀кови (nominative plural)
штока (genitive singular)
штокова (genitive plural)
штоку (dative singular)
штоковима (dative plural)
шток (accusative singular)
штокове (accusative plural)
штоке (singular vocative)
штокови (plural vocative)
штоку (locative singular)
штоковима (locative plural)
штоком (instrumental singular)
штоковима (instrumental plural)


štirak

štírak (canonical masculine)
шти́рак (Cyrillic)
štirak (nominative singular)
štirci (nominative plural)
štírka (genitive singular)
štiraka (genitive plural)
štirku (dative singular)
štircima (dative plural)
štirak (accusative singular)
štirke (accusative plural)
štirče (singular vocative)
štirci (plural vocative)
štirku (locative singular)
štircima (locative plural)
štirkom (instrumental singular)
štircima (instrumental plural)


штирак

шти́рак (canonical masculine)
štírak (romanization)
штирак (nominative singular)
штирци (nominative plural)
шти́рка (genitive singular)
штирака (genitive plural)
штирку (dative singular)
штирцима (dative plural)
штирак (accusative singular)
штирке (accusative plural)
штирче (singular vocative)
штирци (plural vocative)
штирку (locative singular)
штирцима (locative plural)
штирком (instrumental singular)
штирцима (instrumental plural)


штрик

штри̏к (canonical masculine)
štrȉk (romanization)
штри̏к (nominative singular)
штрѝкови (nominative plural)
штрика (genitive singular)
штрикова (genitive plural)
штрику (dative singular)
штриковима (dative plural)
штрик (accusative singular)
штрикове (accusative plural)
штриче (singular vocative)
штрикови (plural vocative)
штрику (locative singular)
штриковима (locative plural)
штриком (instrumental singular)
штриковима (instrumental plural)


štrajkbreher

štrȁjkbreher m (Cyrillic spelling штра̏јкбрехер)

štrȁjkbreher (canonical masculine)
штра̏јкбрехер (Cyrillic)
štrajkbreher (nominative singular)
štrajkbreheri (nominative plural)
štrajkbrehera (genitive singular)
štrajkbrehera (genitive plural)
štrajkbreheru (dative singular)
štrajkbreherima (dative plural)
štrajkbrehera (accusative singular)
štrajkbrehere (accusative plural)
štrajkbreheru (singular vocative)
štrajkbreheri (plural vocative)
štrajkbreheru (locative singular)
štrajkbreherima (locative plural)
štrajkbreherom (instrumental singular)
štrajkbreherima (instrumental plural)


штрајкбрехер

штра̏јкбрехер

штра̏јкбрехер m (Latin spelling štrȁjkbreher)

штра̏јкбрехер (canonical masculine)
štrȁjkbreher (romanization)
штрајкбрехер (nominative singular)
штрајкбрехери (nominative plural)
штрајкбрехера (genitive singular)
штрајкбрехера (genitive plural)
штрајкбрехеру (dative singular)
штрајкбрехерима (dative plural)
штрајкбрехера (accusative singular)
штрајкбрехере (accusative plural)
штрајкбрехеру (singular vocative)
штрајкбрехери (plural vocative)
штрајкбрехеру (locative singular)
штрајкбрехерима (locative plural)
штрајкбрехером (instrumental singular)
штрајкбрехерима (instrumental plural)

штрајк‧бре‧хер


шихта

ши̏хта (canonical feminine)
šȉhta (romanization)
ши̏хта (nominative singular)
шихте (nominative plural)
шихте (genitive singular)
ши̑хта̄ (genitive plural)
-ӣ (genitive plural)
шихти (dative singular)
шихтама (dative plural)
шихту (accusative singular)
шихте (accusative plural)
шихто (singular vocative)
шихте (plural vocative)
шихти (locative singular)
шихтама (locative plural)
шихтом (instrumental singular)
шихтама (instrumental plural)

shift (a set group of workers or period of working time)


црвоједина

црво̀једина f (Latin spelling crvòjedina)

црво̀једина (canonical feminine)
crvòjedina (romanization)
црвоједина (nominative singular)
црвоједине (nominative plural)
црвоједине (genitive singular)
црвоједина (genitive plural)
црвоједини (dative singular)
црвојединама (dative plural)
црвоједину (accusative singular)
црвоједине (accusative plural)
црвоједино (singular vocative)
црвоједине (plural vocative)
црвоједини (locative singular)
црвојединама (locative plural)
црвоједином (instrumental singular)
црвојединама (instrumental plural)

цр‧во‧је‧ди‧на


двојник

дво̑јнӣк (canonical masculine)
dvȏjnīk (romanization)
дво̑јнӣк (nominative singular)
дво̑јнӣци (nominative plural)
двојника (genitive singular)
двојника (genitive plural)
двојнику (dative singular)
двојницима (dative plural)
двојника (accusative singular)
двојнике (accusative plural)
дво̑јнӣче (singular vocative)
двојници (plural vocative)
двојнику (locative singular)
двојницима (locative plural)
двојником (instrumental singular)
двојницима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *dъvojьnikъ.


дванаесторо

два́наесторо

два́наесторо n (Latin spelling dvánaestoro)

два́наесторо (canonical neuter)
dvánaestoro (romanization)
два́наестеро (alternative)

два‧на‧е‧сто‧ро


дванаестеро

два́наестеро

два́наестеро n (Latin spelling dvánaestero)

два́наестеро (canonical neuter)
dvánaestero (romanization)
два́наесторо (alternative)

два‧на‧е‧сте‧ро

From два́нае̄ст.


доброчинац

доброчи́нац m (Latin spelling dobročínac)

доброчи́нац (canonical masculine)
dobročínac (romanization)
доброчи́нац (nominative singular)
доброчи́нци (nominative plural)
добро̀чӣнца (genitive singular)
добро̀чӣна̄ца̄ (genitive plural)
доброчинцу (dative singular)
доброчинцима (dative plural)
доброчинца (accusative singular)
доброчинце (accusative plural)
доброчинче (singular vocative)
доброчинци (plural vocative)
доброчинцу (locative singular)
доброчинцима (locative plural)
доброчинцем (instrumental singular)
доброчинцима (instrumental plural)

доб‧ро‧чи‧нац

From доброчи́нство.


доконица

до̀коница (canonical feminine)
dòkonica (romanization)
доконица (nominative singular)
доконице (nominative plural)
доконице (genitive singular)
доконица (genitive plural)
доконици (dative singular)
доконицама (dative plural)
доконицу (accusative singular)
доконице (accusative plural)
доконице (singular vocative)
доконицо (singular vocative)
доконице (plural vocative)
доконици (locative singular)
доконицама (locative plural)
доконицом (instrumental singular)
доконицама (instrumental plural)

From до̀колица.


деветеро

де̏ветеро (canonical neuter)
dȅvetero (romanization)
де̏веторо (alternative)

From де̏вет.


деветоро

де̏веторо (canonical neuter)
dȅvetoro (romanization)
де̏ветеро (alternative)


десеторо

де̏сеторо (canonical neuter)
dȅsetoro (romanization)
де̏сетеро (alternative)


десетеро

де̏сетеро (canonical neuter)
dȅsetero (romanization)
де̏сеторо (alternative)

From де̏сет.


дјевојчуљак

дјевојчу́љак

дјевојчу́љак m (Latin spelling djevojčúljak)

дјевојчу́љак (canonical masculine)
djevojčúljak (romanization)
дјевојчу́љак (nominative singular)
дјевојчу́љци (nominative plural)
дјевојчу́љка (genitive singular)
дјево̀јчӯља̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
дјевојчуљку (dative singular)
дјевојчуљцима (dative plural)
дјевојчуљка (accusative singular)
дјевојчуљке (accusative plural)
дјевојчуљче (singular vocative)
дјевојчуљци (plural vocative)
дјевојчуљку (locative singular)
дјевојчуљцима (locative plural)
дјевојчуљком (instrumental singular)
дјевојчуљцима (instrumental plural)

дје‧вој‧чу‧љак

From дјѐво̄јка.


дјевојчурак

дјевојчу́рак

дјевојчу́рак m (Latin spelling djevojčúrak)

дјевојчу́рак (canonical masculine)
djevojčúrak (romanization)
дјевојчу́рак (nominative singular)
дјевојчу́рци (nominative plural)
дјевојчу́рка (genitive singular)
дјево̀јчӯра̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
дјевојчурку (dative singular)
дјевојчурцима (dative plural)
дјевојчурка (accusative singular)
дјевојчурке (accusative plural)
дјевојчурку (singular vocative)
дјевојчурци (plural vocative)
дјевојчурку (locative singular)
дјевојчурцима (locative plural)
дјевојчурком (instrumental singular)
дјевојчурцима (instrumental plural)

дје‧вој‧чу‧рак

From дјѐво̄јка.


дретва

дре̏тва (canonical feminine)
drȅtva (romanization)
дре̏тва (nominative singular)
дретве (nominative plural)
дретве (genitive singular)
дре̏та̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
дре̏твӣ (genitive plural)
дретви (dative singular)
дретвама (dative plural)
дретву (accusative singular)
дретве (accusative plural)
дретво (singular vocative)
дретве (plural vocative)
дретви (locative singular)
дретвама (locative plural)
дретвом (instrumental singular)
дретвама (instrumental plural)


пристојба

при́стојба (canonical feminine)
prístojba (romanization)
пристојба (nominative singular)
пристојбе (nominative plural)
пристојбе (genitive singular)
пристојба (genitive plural)
пристојби (genitive plural)
пристојби (dative singular)
пристојбама (dative plural)
пристојбу (accusative singular)
пристојбе (accusative plural)
пристојбо (singular vocative)
пристојбе (plural vocative)
пристојби (locative singular)
пристојбама (locative plural)
пристојбом (instrumental singular)
пристојбама (instrumental plural)

From при- + ста̏ти, ста̀јати.


костријет

ко̏стрије̄т f (Latin spelling kȍstrijēt)

ко̏стрије̄т (canonical feminine)
kȍstrijēt (romanization)
ко̏стрије̄т (nominative singular)
костријети (nominative plural)
костријети (genitive singular)
костријети (genitive plural)
костријети (dative singular)
костријетима (dative plural)
костријет (accusative singular)
костријети (accusative plural)
костријети (singular vocative)
костријети (plural vocative)
костријети (locative singular)
костријетима (locative plural)
ко̏стрије̄ти (instrumental singular)
ко̏стрије̄ћу (instrumental singular)
костријетима (instrumental plural)
ко̏стре̄т (alternative Ekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kostěrь (Russian косте́рь (kostérʹ), Polish kostra).


kostret

kȍstrēt (canonical feminine)
ко̏стре̄т (Cyrillic)
kȍstrēt (nominative singular)
kostreti (nominative plural)
kostreti (genitive singular)
kostreti (genitive plural)
kostreti (dative singular)
kostretima (dative plural)
kostret (accusative singular)
kostreti (accusative plural)
kostreti (singular vocative)
kostreti (plural vocative)
kostreti (locative singular)
kostretima (locative plural)
kȍstrēti (instrumental singular)
kȍstrēću (instrumental singular)
kostretima (instrumental plural)
kȍstrijēt (alternative Ijekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kosterь (Russian косте́рь (kostérʹ), Polish kostra).


кострет

ко̏стре̄т (canonical feminine)
kȍstrēt (romanization)
ко̏стре̄т (nominative singular)
кострети (nominative plural)
кострети (genitive singular)
кострети (genitive plural)
кострети (dative singular)
костретима (dative plural)
кострет (accusative singular)
кострети (accusative plural)
кострети (singular vocative)
кострети (plural vocative)
кострети (locative singular)
костретима (locative plural)
ко̏стре̄ти (instrumental singular)
ко̏стре̄ћу (instrumental singular)
костретима (instrumental plural)
ко̏стрије̄т (alternative Ijekavian)


kostobolja

kostòbolja f (Cyrillic spelling косто̀боља)

kostòbolja (canonical feminine)
косто̀боља (Cyrillic)
kostobolja (nominative singular)
kostobolje (nominative plural)
kostobolje (genitive singular)
kostobolja (genitive plural)
kostobolji (dative singular)
kostoboljama (dative plural)
kostobolju (accusative singular)
kostobolje (accusative plural)
kostoboljo (singular vocative)
kostobolje (plural vocative)
kostobolji (locative singular)
kostoboljama (locative plural)
kostoboljom (instrumental singular)
kostoboljama (instrumental plural)


костобоља

косто̀боља f (Latin spelling kostòbolja)

косто̀боља (canonical feminine)
kostòbolja (romanization)
костобоља (nominative singular)
костобоље (nominative plural)
костобоље (genitive singular)
костобоља (genitive plural)
костобољи (dative singular)
костобољама (dative plural)
костобољу (accusative singular)
костобоље (accusative plural)
костобољо (singular vocative)
костобоље (plural vocative)
костобољи (locative singular)
костобољама (locative plural)
костобољом (instrumental singular)
костобољама (instrumental plural)

ко‧сто‧бо‧ља


kredenc

krèdenc (canonical masculine)
крѐденц (Cyrillic)
kredenc (nominative singular)
kredenci (nominative plural)
kredenca (genitive singular)
kredenca (genitive plural)
kredencu (dative singular)
kredencima (dative plural)
kredenc (accusative singular)
kredence (accusative plural)
kredenče (singular vocative)
kredenci (plural vocative)
kredencu (locative singular)
kredencima (locative plural)
kredencem (instrumental singular)
kredencima (instrumental plural)
krèdenac (alternative)
krèdenca (alternative)

Borrowed from German Kredenz, from Italian credenza.


креденц

крѐденц (canonical masculine)
krèdenc (romanization)
креденц (nominative singular)
креденци (nominative plural)
креденца (genitive singular)
креденца (genitive plural)
креденцу (dative singular)
креденцима (dative plural)
креденц (accusative singular)
креденце (accusative plural)
креденче (singular vocative)
креденци (plural vocative)
креденцу (locative singular)
креденцима (locative plural)
креденцем (instrumental singular)
креденцима (instrumental plural)
крѐденац (alternative)
крѐденца (alternative)


kreatura

kreatúra f (Cyrillic spelling креату́ра)

kreatúra (canonical feminine)
креату́ра (Cyrillic)
kreatura (nominative singular)
kreature (nominative plural)
kreature (genitive singular)
kreatura (genitive plural)
kreaturi (dative singular)
kreaturama (dative plural)
kreaturu (accusative singular)
kreature (accusative plural)
kreaturo (singular vocative)
kreature (plural vocative)
kreaturi (locative singular)
kreaturama (locative plural)
kreaturom (instrumental singular)
kreaturama (instrumental plural)


креатура

креату́ра (canonical feminine)
kreatúra (romanization)
креатура (nominative singular)
креатуре (nominative plural)
креатуре (genitive singular)
креатура (genitive plural)
креатури (dative singular)
креатурама (dative plural)
креатуру (accusative singular)
креатуре (accusative plural)
креатуро (singular vocative)
креатуре (plural vocative)
креатури (locative singular)
креатурама (locative plural)
креатуром (instrumental singular)
креатурама (instrumental plural)

From креи́рати.


koščatost

kòščatōst f (Cyrillic spelling ко̀шчато̄ст)

kòščatōst (canonical feminine)
ко̀шчато̄ст (Cyrillic)
kòščatōst (nominative singular)
koščatosti (nominative plural)
kòščatosti (genitive singular)
koščatosti (genitive plural)
koščatosti (dative singular)
koščatostima (dative plural)
koščatost (accusative singular)
koščatosti (accusative plural)
koščatosti (singular vocative)
koščatosti (plural vocative)
koščatosti (locative singular)
koščatostima (locative plural)
kòščatosti (instrumental singular)
kòščatošću (instrumental singular)
koščatostima (instrumental plural)


кошчатост

ко̀шчато̄ст f (Latin spelling kòščatōst)

ко̀шчато̄ст (canonical feminine)
kòščatōst (romanization)
ко̀шчато̄ст (nominative singular)
кошчатости (nominative plural)
ко̀шчатости (genitive singular)
кошчатости (genitive plural)
кошчатости (dative singular)
кошчатостима (dative plural)
кошчатост (accusative singular)
кошчатости (accusative plural)
кошчатости (singular vocative)
кошчатости (plural vocative)
кошчатости (locative singular)
кошчатостима (locative plural)
ко̀шчатости (instrumental singular)
ко̀шчатошћу (instrumental singular)
кошчатостима (instrumental plural)


koščica

kòščica (canonical feminine)
ко̀шчица (Cyrillic)
kòščica (nominative singular)
koščice (nominative plural)
koščice (genitive singular)
kȍščīcā (genitive plural)
koščici (dative singular)
koščicama (dative plural)
koščicu (accusative singular)
koščice (accusative plural)
koščice (singular vocative)
koščico (singular vocative)
koščice (plural vocative)
koščici (locative singular)
koščicama (locative plural)
koščicom (instrumental singular)
koščicama (instrumental plural)

kernel, pip (seed inside certain fleshy fruits)


кошчица

ко̀шчица (canonical feminine)
kòščica (romanization)
ко̀шчица (nominative singular)
кошчице (nominative plural)
кошчице (genitive singular)
ко̏шчӣца̄ (genitive plural)
кошчици (dative singular)
кошчицама (dative plural)
кошчицу (accusative singular)
кошчице (accusative plural)
кошчице (singular vocative)
кошчицо (singular vocative)
кошчице (plural vocative)
кошчици (locative singular)
кошчицама (locative plural)
кошчицом (instrumental singular)
кошчицама (instrumental plural)


kostrva

kòstrva (canonical feminine)
ко̀стрва (Cyrillic)
kostrva (nominative singular)
kostrve (nominative plural)
kostrve (genitive singular)
kostrva (genitive plural)
kostrvi (dative singular)
kostrvama (dative plural)
kostrvu (accusative singular)
kostrve (accusative plural)
kostrvo (singular vocative)
kostrve (plural vocative)
kostrvi (locative singular)
kostrvama (locative plural)
kostrvom (instrumental singular)
kostrvama (instrumental plural)

panicgrass (any member of the genus Panicum)


кострва

ко̀стрва (canonical feminine)
kòstrva (romanization)


кошута

ко̀шута (canonical feminine)
kòšuta (romanization)
ко̀шута (nominative singular)
кошуте (nominative plural)
кошуте (genitive singular)
ко̏шӯта̄ (genitive plural)
кошути (dative singular)
кошутама (dative plural)
кошуту (accusative singular)
кошуте (accusative plural)
кошуто (singular vocative)
кошуте (plural vocative)
кошути (locative singular)
кошутама (locative plural)
кошутом (instrumental singular)
кошутама (instrumental plural)


košuljica

kòšuljica f (Cyrillic spelling ко̀шуљица)

kòšuljica (canonical feminine)
ко̀шуљица (Cyrillic)
košuljica (nominative singular)
košuljice (nominative plural)
košuljice (genitive singular)
košuljica (genitive plural)
košuljici (dative singular)
košuljicama (dative plural)
košuljicu (accusative singular)
košuljice (accusative plural)
košuljice (singular vocative)
košuljico (singular vocative)
košuljice (plural vocative)
košuljici (locative singular)
košuljicama (locative plural)
košuljicom (instrumental singular)
košuljicama (instrumental plural)


кошуљица

ко̀шуљица (canonical feminine)
kòšuljica (romanization)
кошуљица (nominative singular)
кошуљице (nominative plural)
кошуљице (genitive singular)
кошуљица (genitive plural)
кошуљици (dative singular)
кошуљицама (dative plural)
кошуљицу (accusative singular)
кошуљице (accusative plural)
кошуљице (singular vocative)
кошуљицо (singular vocative)
кошуљице (plural vocative)
кошуљици (locative singular)
кошуљицама (locative plural)
кошуљицом (instrumental singular)
кошуљицама (instrumental plural)

From ко̀шуља.


košuljar

košùljār m (Cyrillic spelling кошу̀ља̄р)

košùljār (canonical masculine)
кошу̀ља̄р (Cyrillic)
košùljār (nominative singular)
košuljari (nominative plural)
košuljára (genitive singular)
košuljara (genitive plural)
košuljaru (dative singular)
košuljarima (dative plural)
košuljara (accusative singular)
košuljare (accusative plural)
košuljaru (singular vocative)
košuljari (plural vocative)
košuljaru (locative singular)
košuljarima (locative plural)
košuljarom (instrumental singular)
košuljarima (instrumental plural)


кошуљар

кошу̀ља̄р (canonical masculine)
košùljār (romanization)
кошу̀ља̄р (nominative singular)
кошуљари (nominative plural)
кошуља́ра (genitive singular)
кошуљара (genitive plural)
кошуљару (dative singular)
кошуљарима (dative plural)
кошуљара (accusative singular)
кошуљаре (accusative plural)
кошуљару (singular vocative)
кошуљари (plural vocative)
кошуљару (locative singular)
кошуљарима (locative plural)
кошуљаром (instrumental singular)
кошуљарима (instrumental plural)

From ко̀шуља.


kotačić

kotàčić (canonical masculine)
кота̀чић (Cyrillic)
kotačić (nominative singular)
kotačići (nominative plural)
kotačića (genitive singular)
kotačića (genitive plural)
kotačiću (dative singular)
kotačićima (dative plural)
kotačić (accusative singular)
kotačiće (accusative plural)
kotačiću (singular vocative)
kotačići (plural vocative)
kotačiću (locative singular)
kotačićima (locative plural)
kotačićem (instrumental singular)
kotačićima (instrumental plural)


котачић

кота̀чић (canonical masculine)
kotàčić (romanization)
котачић (nominative singular)
котачићи (nominative plural)
котачића (genitive singular)
котачића (genitive plural)
котачићу (dative singular)
котачићима (dative plural)
котачић (accusative singular)
котачиће (accusative plural)
котачићу (singular vocative)
котачићи (plural vocative)
котачићу (locative singular)
котачићима (locative plural)
котачићем (instrumental singular)
котачићима (instrumental plural)

From ко̀та̄ч.


kotar

kȍtār (canonical masculine)
ко̏та̄р (Cyrillic)
kotar (nominative singular)
kotarevi (nominative plural)
kotara (genitive singular)
kotareva (genitive plural)
kotaru (dative singular)
kotarevima (dative plural)
kotara (accusative singular)
kotareve (accusative plural)
kotaru (singular vocative)
kotarevi (plural vocative)
kotaru (locative singular)
kotarevima (locative plural)
kotarom (instrumental singular)
kotarevima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kotarъ. Only attested in South Slavic; compare dialectal Bulgarian котар (kotar).


котар

ко̏та̄р (canonical masculine)
kȍtār (romanization)
котар (nominative singular)
котареви (nominative plural)
котара (genitive singular)
котарева (genitive plural)
котару (dative singular)
котаревима (dative plural)
котара (accusative singular)
котареве (accusative plural)
котару (singular vocative)
котареви (plural vocative)
котару (locative singular)
котаревима (locative plural)
котаром (instrumental singular)
котаревима (instrumental plural)

Only attested in South Slavic; compare dialectal Bulgarian котар (kotar).


krelac

krélac (canonical masculine)
кре́лац (Cyrillic)


крелац

кре́лац (canonical masculine)
krélac (romanization)

From крѐте̄н.


kreket

krȅkēt (canonical masculine)
кре̏ке̄т (Cyrillic)
kreket (nominative singular)
kreketi (nominative plural)
kreketa (genitive singular)
kreketa (genitive plural)
kreketu (dative singular)
kreketima (dative plural)
kreket (accusative singular)
krekete (accusative plural)
krekete (singular vocative)
kreketi (plural vocative)
kreketu (locative singular)
kreketima (locative plural)
kreketom (instrumental singular)
kreketima (instrumental plural)


крекет

кре̏ке̄т (canonical masculine)
krȅkēt (romanization)
крекет (nominative singular)
крекети (nominative plural)
крекета (genitive singular)
крекета (genitive plural)
крекету (dative singular)
крекетима (dative plural)
крекет (accusative singular)
крекете (accusative plural)
крекете (singular vocative)
крекети (plural vocative)
крекету (locative singular)
крекетима (locative plural)
крекетом (instrumental singular)
крекетима (instrumental plural)


крекер

кре̏кер (canonical masculine)
krȅker (romanization)
крекер (nominative singular)
крекери (nominative plural)
крекера (genitive singular)
крекера (genitive plural)
крекеру (dative singular)
крекерима (dative plural)
крекер (accusative singular)
крекере (accusative plural)
крекеру (singular vocative)
крекери (plural vocative)
крекеру (locative singular)
крекерима (locative plural)
крекером (instrumental singular)
крекерима (instrumental plural)


krdžalija

kȑdžalija m (Cyrillic spelling кр̏џалија)

kȑdžalija (canonical masculine)
кр̏џалија (Cyrillic)
kȑdžalija (nominative singular)
kȑdžalije (nominative plural)
krdžalije (genitive singular)
krdžalija (genitive plural)
krdžaliji (dative singular)
krdžalijama (dative plural)
krdžaliju (accusative singular)
krdžalije (accusative plural)
krdžalijo (singular vocative)
krdžalije (plural vocative)
krdžaliji (locative singular)
krdžalijama (locative plural)
krdžalijom (instrumental singular)
krdžalijama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قیرجه علی (Kırca Ali), a city in eastern Rumelia.

bor+

Turkish hajduk during the XVIII and XIX centuries.


крџалија

кр̏џалија (canonical masculine)
kȑdžalija (romanization)
кр̏џалија (nominative singular)
кр̏џалије (nominative plural)
крџалије (genitive singular)
крџалија (genitive plural)
крџалији (dative singular)
крџалијама (dative plural)
крџалију (accusative singular)
крџалије (accusative plural)
крџалијо (singular vocative)
крџалије (plural vocative)
крџалији (locative singular)
крџалијама (locative plural)
крџалијом (instrumental singular)
крџалијама (instrumental plural)


krečana

krečàna (canonical feminine)
креча̀на (Cyrillic)
krečàna (nominative singular)
krečane (nominative plural)
krečane (genitive singular)
krečánā (genitive plural)
krečani (dative singular)
krečanama (dative plural)
krečanu (accusative singular)
krečane (accusative plural)
krečano (singular vocative)
krečane (plural vocative)
krečani (locative singular)
krečanama (locative plural)
krečanom (instrumental singular)
krečanama (instrumental plural)


кречана

креча̀на (canonical feminine)
krečàna (romanization)
креча̀на (nominative singular)
кречане (nominative plural)
кречане (genitive singular)
креча́на̄ (genitive plural)
кречани (dative singular)
кречанама (dative plural)
кречану (accusative singular)
кречане (accusative plural)
кречано (singular vocative)
кречане (plural vocative)
кречани (locative singular)
кречанама (locative plural)
кречаном (instrumental singular)
кречанама (instrumental plural)


кредо

кре̑до (canonical masculine)
krȇdo (romanization)
кре̑до (nominative singular)
кре̑да (nominative plural)
креда (genitive singular)
креда (genitive plural)
креду (dative singular)
кредима (dative plural)
кредо (accusative singular)
креда (accusative plural)
кредо (singular vocative)
креда (plural vocative)
креду (locative singular)
кредима (locative plural)
кредом (instrumental singular)
кредима (instrumental plural)


kotun

kòtūn (canonical masculine)
ко̀тӯн (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Italian cotone, from Arabic قُطُن (quṭun).

(regional) strong cotton yarn from which nets are woven


котун

ко̀тӯн (canonical masculine)
kòtūn (romanization)


kotur

kȍtūr (canonical masculine)
ко̏тӯр (Cyrillic)
kotur (nominative singular)
koturi (nominative plural)
koturovi (nominative plural)
kotura (genitive singular)
kotura (genitive plural)
koturova (genitive plural)
koturu (dative singular)
koturima (dative plural)
koturovima (dative plural)
kotur (accusative singular)
koture (accusative plural)
koturove (accusative plural)
koture (singular vocative)
koturi (plural vocative)
koturovi (plural vocative)
koturu (locative singular)
koturima (locative plural)
koturovima (locative plural)
koturom (instrumental singular)
koturima (instrumental plural)
koturovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kotiti (Russian ката́ться (katátʹsja), Polish kocić się), *koturati (dialectal Russian котура́ться (koturátʹsja)).


котур

ко̏тӯр (canonical masculine)
kȍtūr (romanization)
котур (nominative singular)
котури (nominative plural)
котурови (nominative plural)
котура (genitive singular)
котура (genitive plural)
котурова (genitive plural)
котуру (dative singular)
котурима (dative plural)
котуровима (dative plural)
котур (accusative singular)
котуре (accusative plural)
котурове (accusative plural)
котуре (singular vocative)
котури (plural vocative)
котурови (plural vocative)
котуру (locative singular)
котурима (locative plural)
котуровима (locative plural)
котуром (instrumental singular)
котурима (instrumental plural)
котуровима (instrumental plural)


koturaš

kotùrāš (canonical masculine)
коту̀ра̄ш (Cyrillic)
kotùrāš (nominative singular)
koturaši (nominative plural)
koturáša (genitive singular)
koturaša (genitive plural)
koturašu (dative singular)
koturašima (dative plural)
koturaša (accusative singular)
koturaše (accusative plural)
koturašu (singular vocative)
koturaši (plural vocative)
koturašu (locative singular)
koturašima (locative plural)
koturašem (instrumental singular)
koturašima (instrumental plural)


котураш

коту̀ра̄ш (canonical masculine)
kotùrāš (romanization)
коту̀ра̄ш (nominative singular)
котураши (nominative plural)
котура́ша (genitive singular)
котураша (genitive plural)
котурашу (dative singular)
котурашима (dative plural)
котураша (accusative singular)
котураше (accusative plural)
котурашу (singular vocative)
котураши (plural vocative)
котурашу (locative singular)
котурашима (locative plural)
котурашем (instrumental singular)
котурашима (instrumental plural)

From ко̏тӯр.


koturina

sh-noun

kotùrina f (Cyrillic spelling коту̀рина)

kotùrina (canonical feminine)
коту̀рина (Cyrillic)

(augmentative, regional) wheel (disk-shaped)


котурина

коту̀рина (canonical feminine)
kotùrina (romanization)

From ко̏тӯр.


koštunica

koštùnica f (Cyrillic spelling кошту̀ница)

koštùnica (canonical feminine)
кошту̀ница (Cyrillic)
koštunica (nominative singular)
koštunice (nominative plural)
koštunice (genitive singular)
koštunica (genitive plural)
koštunici (dative singular)
koštunicama (dative plural)
koštunicu (accusative singular)
koštunice (accusative plural)
koštunice (singular vocative)
koštunico (singular vocative)
koštunice (plural vocative)
koštunici (locative singular)
koštunicama (locative plural)
koštunicom (instrumental singular)
koštunicama (instrumental plural)


коштуница

кошту̀ница (canonical feminine)
koštùnica (romanization)
коштуница (nominative singular)
коштунице (nominative plural)
коштунице (genitive singular)
коштуница (genitive plural)
коштуници (dative singular)
коштуницама (dative plural)
коштуницу (accusative singular)
коштунице (accusative plural)
коштунице (singular vocative)
коштуницо (singular vocative)
коштунице (plural vocative)
коштуници (locative singular)
коштуницама (locative plural)
коштуницом (instrumental singular)
коштуницама (instrumental plural)

кош‧ту‧ни‧ца

From ко̀штица.


koštunjača

koštùnjača f (Cyrillic spelling кошту̀њача)

koštùnjača (canonical feminine)
кошту̀њача (Cyrillic)


коштуњача

кошту̀њача f (Latin spelling koštùnjača)

кошту̀њача (canonical feminine)
koštùnjača (romanization)

кош‧ту‧ња‧ча

From ко̀штица.


koštunjavac

koštùnjavac m (Cyrillic spelling кошту̀њавац)

koštùnjavac (canonical masculine)
кошту̀њавац (Cyrillic)
koštùnjavac (nominative singular)
koštùnjāvci (nominative plural)
koštùnjāvca (genitive singular)
koštunjavaca (genitive plural)
koštunjavcu (dative singular)
koštunjavcima (dative plural)
koštunjavac (accusative singular)
koštunjavce (accusative plural)
koštùnjāvče (singular vocative)
koštunjavci (plural vocative)
koštunjavcu (locative singular)
koštunjavcima (locative plural)
koštunjavcem (instrumental singular)
koštunjavcima (instrumental plural)


коштуњавац

кошту̀њавац m (Latin spelling koštùnjavac)

кошту̀њавац (canonical masculine)
koštùnjavac (romanization)
кошту̀њавац (nominative singular)
кошту̀ња̄вци (nominative plural)
кошту̀ња̄вца (genitive singular)
коштуњаваца (genitive plural)
коштуњавцу (dative singular)
коштуњавцима (dative plural)
коштуњавац (accusative singular)
коштуњавце (accusative plural)
кошту̀ња̄вче (singular vocative)
коштуњавци (plural vocative)
коштуњавцу (locative singular)
коштуњавцима (locative plural)
коштуњавцем (instrumental singular)
коштуњавцима (instrumental plural)

кош‧ту‧ња‧вац

From ко̀штица.


košutovina

kòšutovina f (Cyrillic spelling ко̀шутовина)

kòšutovina (canonical feminine)
ко̀шутовина (Cyrillic)


кошутовина

ко̀шутовина f (Latin spelling kòšutovina)

ко̀шутовина (canonical feminine)
kòšutovina (romanization)

ко‧шу‧то‧ви‧на

From кошута.


kotul

kȍtul (canonical masculine)
ко̏тул (Cyrillic)


котул

ко̏тул (canonical masculine)
kȍtul (romanization)


kotrljan

kòtrljan (canonical masculine)
ко̀трљан (Cyrillic)
kotrljan (nominative singular)
kotrljani (nominative plural)
kotrljana (genitive singular)
kotrljana (genitive plural)
kotrljanu (dative singular)
kotrljanima (dative plural)
kotrljana (accusative singular)
kotrljane (accusative plural)
kotrljanu (singular vocative)
kotrljani (plural vocative)
kotrljanu (locative singular)
kotrljanima (locative plural)
kotrljanom (instrumental singular)
kotrljanima (instrumental plural)

Scarabaeus sacer
Scarabaeus sacer#Translingual

scarab (any Scarabaeus beetle or specifically Scarabaeus sacer)


kotrljan

kotr̀ljan m (Cyrillic spelling котр̀љан)

kotr̀ljan (canonical masculine)
котр̀љан (Cyrillic)
kotrljan (nominative singular)
kotrljani (nominative plural)
kotrljana (genitive singular)
kotrljana (genitive plural)
kotrljanu (dative singular)
kotrljanima (dative plural)
kotrljan (accusative singular)
kotrljane (accusative plural)
kotrljanu (singular vocative)
kotrljani (plural vocative)
kotrljanu (locative singular)
kotrljanima (locative plural)
kotrljanom (instrumental singular)
kotrljanima (instrumental plural)

eryngo (any Eryngium umbellifer or specifically Eryngium campestre)


котрљан

котр̀љан (canonical masculine)
kotr̀ljan (romanization)
котрљан (nominative singular)
котрљани (nominative plural)
котрљана (genitive singular)
котрљана (genitive plural)
котрљану (dative singular)
котрљанима (dative plural)
котрљана (accusative singular)
котрљане (accusative plural)
котрљану (singular vocative)
котрљани (plural vocative)
котрљану (locative singular)
котрљанима (locative plural)
котрљаном (instrumental singular)
котрљанима (instrumental plural)

affix

котр̀љати (“to roll”) + -ан


котрљан

котр̀љан (canonical masculine)
kotr̀ljan (romanization)
котрљан (nominative singular)
котрљани (nominative plural)
котрљана (genitive singular)
котрљана (genitive plural)
котрљану (dative singular)
котрљанима (dative plural)
котрљан (accusative singular)
котрљане (accusative plural)
котрљану (singular vocative)
котрљани (plural vocative)
котрљану (locative singular)
котрљанима (locative plural)
котрљаном (instrumental singular)
котрљанима (instrumental plural)

котр̀љати (“to roll”) + -ан


kotlovnica

sh-noun

kòtlōvnica f (Cyrillic spelling ко̀тло̄вница)

kòtlōvnica (canonical feminine)
ко̀тло̄вница (Cyrillic)
kotlovnica (nominative singular)
kotlovnice (nominative plural)
kotlovnice (genitive singular)
kotlovnica (genitive plural)
kotlovnici (dative singular)
kotlovnicama (dative plural)
kotlovnicu (accusative singular)
kotlovnice (accusative plural)
kotlovnice (singular vocative)
kotlovnico (singular vocative)
kotlovnice (plural vocative)
kotlovnici (locative singular)
kotlovnicama (locative plural)
kotlovnicom (instrumental singular)
kotlovnicama (instrumental plural)


котловница

ко̀тло̄вница

ко̀тло̄вница f (Latin spelling kòtlōvnica)

ко̀тло̄вница (canonical feminine)
kòtlōvnica (romanization)
котловница (nominative singular)
котловнице (nominative plural)
котловнице (genitive singular)
котловница (genitive plural)
котловници (dative singular)
котловницама (dative plural)
котловницу (accusative singular)
котловнице (accusative plural)
котловнице (singular vocative)
котловницо (singular vocative)
котловнице (plural vocative)
котловници (locative singular)
котловницама (locative plural)
котловницом (instrumental singular)
котловницама (instrumental plural)

кот‧лов‧ни‧ца

From ко̀тао.


котловина

котловѝна (canonical feminine)
kotlovìna (romanization)
котловѝна (nominative singular)
котловине (nominative plural)
котловине (genitive singular)
котлови́на̄ (genitive plural)
котловини (dative singular)
котловинама (dative plural)
котловину (accusative singular)
котловине (accusative plural)
котловино (singular vocative)
котловине (plural vocative)
котловини (locative singular)
котловинама (locative plural)
котловином (instrumental singular)
котловинама (instrumental plural)

кот‧ло‧ви‧на

From ко̀тао.


kotlokrpa

kotlòkrpa m (Cyrillic spelling котло̀крпа)

kotlòkrpa (canonical masculine)
котло̀крпа (Cyrillic)
kotlòkrpa (nominative singular)
kotlòkrpe (nominative plural)
kotlokrpe (genitive singular)
kotlokrpa (genitive plural)
kotlokrpi (dative singular)
kotlokrpama (dative plural)
kotlokrpu (accusative singular)
kotlokrpe (accusative plural)
kotlokrpo (singular vocative)
kotlokrpe (plural vocative)
kotlokrpi (locative singular)
kotlokrpama (locative plural)
kotlokrpom (instrumental singular)
kotlokrpama (instrumental plural)

tinker (itinerant tinsmith and mender of household utensils)


котлокрпа

котло̀крпа (canonical masculine)
kotlòkrpa (romanization)
котло̀крпа (nominative singular)
котло̀крпе (nominative plural)
котлокрпе (genitive singular)
котлокрпа (genitive plural)
котлокрпи (dative singular)
котлокрпама (dative plural)
котлокрпу (accusative singular)
котлокрпе (accusative plural)
котлокрпо (singular vocative)
котлокрпе (plural vocative)
котлокрпи (locative singular)
котлокрпама (locative plural)
котлокрпом (instrumental singular)
котлокрпама (instrumental plural)

кот‧ло‧кр‧па

котао + крпа, крпати


котлина

ко̀тлина (canonical feminine)
kòtlina (romanization)
ко̀тлина (nominative singular)
котлине (nominative plural)
котлине (genitive singular)
ко̏тлӣна̄ (genitive plural)
котлини (dative singular)
котлинама (dative plural)
котлину (accusative singular)
котлине (accusative plural)
котлино (singular vocative)
котлине (plural vocative)
котлини (locative singular)
котлинама (locative plural)
котлином (instrumental singular)
котлинама (instrumental plural)

From ко̀тао.


котлет

ко̀тле̄т (canonical masculine)
kòtlēt (romanization)
ко̀тле̄т (nominative singular)
котлети (nominative plural)
котле́та (genitive singular)
котлета (genitive plural)
котлету (dative singular)
котлетима (dative plural)
котлет (accusative singular)
котлете (accusative plural)
котлете (singular vocative)
котлети (plural vocative)
котлету (locative singular)
котлетима (locative plural)
котлетом (instrumental singular)
котлетима (instrumental plural)


kotlenica

kotlènica f (Cyrillic spelling котлѐница)

kotlènica (canonical feminine)
котлѐница (Cyrillic)
kotlenica (nominative singular)
kotlenice (nominative plural)
kotlenice (genitive singular)
kotlenica (genitive plural)
kotlenici (dative singular)
kotlenicama (dative plural)
kotlenicu (accusative singular)
kotlenice (accusative plural)
kotlenice (singular vocative)
kotlenico (singular vocative)
kotlenice (plural vocative)
kotlenici (locative singular)
kotlenicama (locative plural)
kotlenicom (instrumental singular)
kotlenicama (instrumental plural)


котленица

котлѐница (canonical feminine)
kotlènica (romanization)
котленица (nominative singular)
котленице (nominative plural)
котленице (genitive singular)
котленица (genitive plural)
котленици (dative singular)
котленицама (dative plural)
котленицу (accusative singular)
котленице (accusative plural)
котленице (singular vocative)
котленицо (singular vocative)
котленице (plural vocative)
котленици (locative singular)
котленицама (locative plural)
котленицом (instrumental singular)
котленицама (instrumental plural)

кот‧ле‧ни‧ца

From ко̀тао.


kotlarnica

kòtlārnica f (Cyrillic spelling ко̀тла̄рница)

kòtlārnica (canonical feminine)
ко̀тла̄рница (Cyrillic)
kotlarnica (nominative singular)
kotlarnice (nominative plural)
kotlarnice (genitive singular)
kotlarnica (genitive plural)
kotlarnici (dative singular)
kotlarnicama (dative plural)
kotlarnicu (accusative singular)
kotlarnice (accusative plural)
kotlarnice (singular vocative)
kotlarnico (singular vocative)
kotlarnice (plural vocative)
kotlarnici (locative singular)
kotlarnicama (locative plural)
kotlarnicom (instrumental singular)
kotlarnicama (instrumental plural)


котларница

ко̀тла̄рница

ко̀тла̄рница f (Latin spelling kòtlārnica)

ко̀тла̄рница (canonical feminine)
kòtlārnica (romanization)
котларница (nominative singular)
котларнице (nominative plural)
котларнице (genitive singular)
котларница (genitive plural)
котларници (dative singular)
котларницама (dative plural)
котларницу (accusative singular)
котларнице (accusative plural)
котларнице (singular vocative)
котларницо (singular vocative)
котларнице (plural vocative)
котларници (locative singular)
котларницама (locative plural)
котларницом (instrumental singular)
котларницама (instrumental plural)

кот‧лар‧ни‧ца

From ко̀тао.


kotlar

kòtlār (canonical masculine)
ко̀тла̄р (Cyrillic)
kòtlār (nominative singular)
kotlari (nominative plural)
kotlára (genitive singular)
kotlara (genitive plural)
kotlaru (dative singular)
kotlarima (dative plural)
kotlara (accusative singular)
kotlare (accusative plural)
kotlaru (singular vocative)
kotlari (plural vocative)
kotlaru (locative singular)
kotlarima (locative plural)
kotlarom (instrumental singular)
kotlarima (instrumental plural)


котлар

ко̀тла̄р (canonical masculine)
kòtlār (romanization)
ко̀тла̄р (nominative singular)
котлари (nominative plural)
котла́ра (genitive singular)
котлара (genitive plural)
котлару (dative singular)
котларима (dative plural)
котлара (accusative singular)
котларе (accusative plural)
котлару (singular vocative)
котлари (plural vocative)
котлару (locative singular)
котларима (locative plural)
котларом (instrumental singular)
котларима (instrumental plural)

From ко̀тао.


kotizacija

kotizácija f (Cyrillic spelling котиза́ција)

kotizácija (canonical feminine)
котиза́ција (Cyrillic)
kotizacija (nominative singular)
kotizacije (nominative plural)
kotizacije (genitive singular)
kotizacija (genitive plural)
kotizaciji (dative singular)
kotizacijama (dative plural)
kotizaciju (accusative singular)
kotizacije (accusative plural)
kotizacijo (singular vocative)
kotizacije (plural vocative)
kotizaciji (locative singular)
kotizacijama (locative plural)
kotizacijom (instrumental singular)
kotizacijama (instrumental plural)


котизација

котиза́ција f (Latin spelling kotizácija)

котиза́ција (canonical feminine)
kotizácija (romanization)
котизација (nominative singular)
котизације (nominative plural)
котизације (genitive singular)
котизација (genitive plural)
котизацији (dative singular)
котизацијама (dative plural)
котизацију (accusative singular)
котизације (accusative plural)
котизацијо (singular vocative)
котизације (plural vocative)
котизацији (locative singular)
котизацијама (locative plural)
котизацијом (instrumental singular)
котизацијама (instrumental plural)

ко‧ти‧за‧ци‧ја


koterija

kotèrija (canonical feminine)
котѐрија (Cyrillic)
koterija (nominative singular)
koterije (nominative plural)
koterije (genitive singular)
koterija (genitive plural)
koteriji (dative singular)
koterijama (dative plural)
koteriju (accusative singular)
koterije (accusative plural)
koterijo (singular vocative)
koterije (plural vocative)
koteriji (locative singular)
koterijama (locative plural)
koterijom (instrumental singular)
koterijama (instrumental plural)


котерија

котѐрија (canonical feminine)
kotèrija (romanization)
котерија (nominative singular)
котерије (nominative plural)
котерије (genitive singular)
котерија (genitive plural)
котерији (dative singular)
котеријама (dative plural)
котерију (accusative singular)
котерије (accusative plural)
котеријо (singular vocative)
котерије (plural vocative)
котерији (locative singular)
котеријама (locative plural)
котеријом (instrumental singular)
котеријама (instrumental plural)


koštica

kòštica (canonical feminine)
ко̀штица (Cyrillic)
koštica (nominative singular)
koštice (nominative plural)
koštice (genitive singular)
koštica (genitive plural)
koštici (dative singular)
košticama (dative plural)
košticu (accusative singular)
koštice (accusative plural)
koštice (singular vocative)
koštico (singular vocative)
koštice (plural vocative)
koštici (locative singular)
košticama (locative plural)
košticom (instrumental singular)
košticama (instrumental plural)


коштица

ко̀штица (canonical feminine)
kòštica (romanization)
коштица (nominative singular)
коштице (nominative plural)
коштице (genitive singular)
коштица (genitive plural)
коштици (dative singular)
коштицама (dative plural)
коштицу (accusative singular)
коштице (accusative plural)
коштице (singular vocative)
коштицо (singular vocative)
коштице (plural vocative)
коштици (locative singular)
коштицама (locative plural)
коштицом (instrumental singular)
коштицама (instrumental plural)


koštan

kòštan (canonical masculine)
ко̀штан (Cyrillic)


коштан

ко̀штан (canonical masculine)
kòštan (romanization)


koštac

kòštac (canonical masculine)
ко̀штац (Cyrillic)
kòštac (nominative singular)
koštaci (nominative plural)
koštàca (genitive singular)
koštaca (genitive plural)
koštacu (dative singular)
koštacima (dative plural)
koštac (accusative singular)
koštace (accusative plural)
koštače (singular vocative)
koštaci (plural vocative)
koštacu (locative singular)
koštacima (locative plural)
koštacem (instrumental singular)
koštacima (instrumental plural)


коштац

ко̀штац (canonical masculine)
kòštac (romanization)
ко̀штац (nominative singular)
коштаци (nominative plural)
кошта̀ца (genitive singular)
коштаца (genitive plural)
коштацу (dative singular)
коштацима (dative plural)
коштац (accusative singular)
коштаце (accusative plural)
коштаче (singular vocative)
коштаци (plural vocative)
коштацу (locative singular)
коштацима (locative plural)
коштацем (instrumental singular)
коштацима (instrumental plural)


košnja

kòšnja (canonical feminine)
ко̀шња (Cyrillic)
košnja (nominative singular)
košnje (nominative plural)
košnje (genitive singular)
košnja (genitive plural)
košnji (genitive plural)
košnji (dative singular)
košnjama (dative plural)
košnju (accusative singular)
košnje (accusative plural)
košnjo (singular vocative)
košnje (plural vocative)
košnji (locative singular)
košnjama (locative plural)
košnjom (instrumental singular)
košnjama (instrumental plural)


кошња

ко̀шња (canonical feminine)
kòšnja (romanization)
кошња (nominative singular)
кошње (nominative plural)
кошње (genitive singular)
кошња (genitive plural)
кошњи (genitive plural)
кошњи (dative singular)
кошњама (dative plural)
кошњу (accusative singular)
кошње (accusative plural)
кошњо (singular vocative)
кошње (plural vocative)
кошњи (locative singular)
кошњама (locative plural)
кошњом (instrumental singular)
кошњама (instrumental plural)


koševina

kòševina f (Cyrillic spelling ко̀шевина)

kòševina (canonical feminine)
ко̀шевина (Cyrillic)
koševina (nominative singular)
koševine (nominative plural)
koševine (genitive singular)
koševina (genitive plural)
koševini (dative singular)
koševinama (dative plural)
koševinu (accusative singular)
koševine (accusative plural)
koševino (singular vocative)
koševine (plural vocative)
koševini (locative singular)
koševinama (locative plural)
koševinom (instrumental singular)
koševinama (instrumental plural)


кошевина

ко̀шевина (canonical feminine)
kòševina (romanization)
кошевина (nominative singular)
кошевине (nominative plural)
кошевине (genitive singular)
кошевина (genitive plural)
кошевини (dative singular)
кошевинама (dative plural)
кошевину (accusative singular)
кошевине (accusative plural)
кошевино (singular vocative)
кошевине (plural vocative)
кошевини (locative singular)
кошевинама (locative plural)
кошевином (instrumental singular)
кошевинама (instrumental plural)


košenil

košènil (canonical masculine)
кошѐнил (Cyrillic)


кошенил

кошѐнил (canonical masculine)
košènil (romanization)


košćela

kòšćela (canonical feminine)
ко̀шћела (Cyrillic)
košćela (nominative singular)
košćele (nominative plural)
košćele (genitive singular)
košćela (genitive plural)
košćeli (dative singular)
košćelama (dative plural)
košćelu (accusative singular)
košćele (accusative plural)
košćelo (singular vocative)
košćele (plural vocative)
košćeli (locative singular)
košćelama (locative plural)
košćelom (instrumental singular)
košćelama (instrumental plural)

Celtis australis
Celtis australis#Translingual

nettle tree, hackberry (Celtis australis)


кошћела

ко̀шћела (canonical feminine)
kòšćela (romanization)
кошћела (nominative singular)
кошћеле (nominative plural)
кошћеле (genitive singular)
кошћела (genitive plural)
кошћели (dative singular)
кошћелама (dative plural)
кошћелу (accusative singular)
кошћеле (accusative plural)
кошћело (singular vocative)
кошћеле (plural vocative)
кошћели (locative singular)
кошћелама (locative plural)
кошћелом (instrumental singular)
кошћелама (instrumental plural)


košćan

kòšćan (canonical masculine)
ко̀шћан (Cyrillic)

Cenchrus americanus
Cenchrus americanus#Translingual

Pennisetum glaucum
Pennisetum glaucum#Translingual

pearl millet (Cenchrus americanus, syn. Pennisetum glaucum)

Setaria viridis
Setaria viridis#Translingual


кошћан

ко̀шћан (canonical masculine)
kòšćan (romanization)


koščurina

koščùrina f (Cyrillic spelling кошчу̀рина)

koščùrina (canonical feminine)
кошчу̀рина (Cyrillic)


кошчурина

кошчу̀рина (canonical feminine)
koščùrina (romanization)

кош‧чу‧ри‧на


košava

kòšava (canonical feminine)
ко̀шава (Cyrillic)
košava (nominative singular)
košave (nominative plural)
košave (genitive singular)
košava (genitive plural)
košavi (dative singular)
košavama (dative plural)
košavu (accusative singular)
košave (accusative plural)
košavo (singular vocative)
košave (plural vocative)
košavi (locative singular)
košavama (locative plural)
košavom (instrumental singular)
košavama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قوش (koş).

a cold wind in the region of the Iron Gates


кошава

ко̀шава (canonical feminine)
kòšava (romanization)
кошава (nominative singular)
кошаве (nominative plural)
кошаве (genitive singular)
кошава (genitive plural)
кошави (dative singular)
кошавама (dative plural)
кошаву (accusative singular)
кошаве (accusative plural)
кошаво (singular vocative)
кошаве (plural vocative)
кошави (locative singular)
кошавама (locative plural)
кошавом (instrumental singular)
кошавама (instrumental plural)


кошарица

ко̀шарица (canonical feminine)
kòšarica (romanization)
кошарица (nominative singular)
кошарице (nominative plural)
кошарице (genitive singular)
кошарица (genitive plural)
кошарици (dative singular)
кошарицама (dative plural)
кошарицу (accusative singular)
кошарице (accusative plural)
кошарице (singular vocative)
кошарицо (singular vocative)
кошарице (plural vocative)
кошарици (locative singular)
кошарицама (locative plural)
кошарицом (instrumental singular)
кошарицама (instrumental plural)


клошар

кло̀ша̄р (canonical masculine)
klòšār (romanization)
кло̀ша̄р (nominative singular)
клошари (nominative plural)
клоша́ра (genitive singular)
клошара (genitive plural)
клошару (dative singular)
клошарима (dative plural)
клошара (accusative singular)
клошаре (accusative plural)
клошару (singular vocative)
клошари (plural vocative)
клошару (locative singular)
клошарима (locative plural)
клошаром (instrumental singular)
клошарима (instrumental plural)


košaraštvo

košaráštvo n (Cyrillic spelling кошара́штво)

košaráštvo (canonical neuter)
кошара́штво (Cyrillic)
košaráštvo (nominative singular)
košaraštva (nominative plural)
košaraštva (genitive singular)
košàrāštāvā (genitive plural)
košaráštvā (genitive plural)
košaraštvu (dative singular)
košaraštvima (dative plural)
košaraštvo (accusative singular)
košaraštva (accusative plural)
košaraštvo (singular vocative)
košaraštva (plural vocative)
košaraštvu (locative singular)
košaraštvima (locative plural)
košaraštvom (instrumental singular)
košaraštvima (instrumental plural)


кошараштво

кошара́штво n (Latin spelling košaráštvo)

кошара́штво (canonical neuter)
košaráštvo (romanization)
кошара́штво (nominative singular)
кошараштва (nominative plural)
кошараштва (genitive singular)
коша̀ра̄шта̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
кошара́штва̄ (genitive plural)
кошараштву (dative singular)
кошараштвима (dative plural)
кошараштво (accusative singular)
кошараштва (accusative plural)
кошараштво (singular vocative)
кошараштва (plural vocative)
кошараштву (locative singular)
кошараштвима (locative plural)
кошараштвом (instrumental singular)
кошараштвима (instrumental plural)

ко‧ша‧ра‧штво


košarač

košàrāč (canonical masculine)
коша̀ра̄ч (Cyrillic)
košàrāč (nominative singular)
košarači (nominative plural)
košaráča (genitive singular)
košarača (genitive plural)
košaraču (dative singular)
košaračima (dative plural)
košarača (accusative singular)
košarače (accusative plural)
košaraču (singular vocative)
košarači (plural vocative)
košaraču (locative singular)
košaračima (locative plural)
košaračem (instrumental singular)
košaračima (instrumental plural)


кошарач

коша̀ра̄ч (canonical masculine)
košàrāč (romanization)
коша̀ра̄ч (nominative singular)
кошарачи (nominative plural)
кошара́ча (genitive singular)
кошарача (genitive plural)
кошарачу (dative singular)
кошарачима (dative plural)
кошарача (accusative singular)
кошараче (accusative plural)
кошарачу (singular vocative)
кошарачи (plural vocative)
кошарачу (locative singular)
кошарачима (locative plural)
кошарачем (instrumental singular)
кошарачима (instrumental plural)


kosturnica

kòstūrnica f (Cyrillic spelling ко̀стӯрница)

kòstūrnica (canonical feminine)
ко̀стӯрница (Cyrillic)
kosturnica (nominative singular)
kosturnice (nominative plural)
kosturnice (genitive singular)
kosturnica (genitive plural)
kosturnici (dative singular)
kosturnicama (dative plural)
kosturnicu (accusative singular)
kosturnice (accusative plural)
kosturnice (singular vocative)
kosturnico (singular vocative)
kosturnice (plural vocative)
kosturnici (locative singular)
kosturnicama (locative plural)
kosturnicom (instrumental singular)
kosturnicama (instrumental plural)


костурница

ко̀стӯрница f (Latin spelling kòstūrnica)

ко̀стӯрница (canonical feminine)
kòstūrnica (romanization)
костурница (nominative singular)
костурнице (nominative plural)
костурнице (genitive singular)
костурница (genitive plural)
костурници (dative singular)
костурницама (dative plural)
костурницу (accusative singular)
костурнице (accusative plural)
костурнице (singular vocative)
костурницо (singular vocative)
костурнице (plural vocative)
костурници (locative singular)
костурницама (locative plural)
костурницом (instrumental singular)
костурницама (instrumental plural)

кос‧тур‧ни‧ца

From ко̏стӯр + -ница.

af

ко̏стӯр + -ница


kostrnica

sh-noun

kòstrnica f (Cyrillic spelling ко̀стрница)

kòstrnica (canonical feminine)
ко̀стрница (Cyrillic)
kostrnica (nominative singular)
kostrnice (nominative plural)
kostrnice (genitive singular)
kostrnica (genitive plural)
kostrnici (dative singular)
kostrnicama (dative plural)
kostrnicu (accusative singular)
kostrnice (accusative plural)
kostrnice (singular vocative)
kostrnico (singular vocative)
kostrnice (plural vocative)
kostrnici (locative singular)
kostrnicama (locative plural)
kostrnicom (instrumental singular)
kostrnicama (instrumental plural)


кострница

ко̀стрница (canonical feminine)
kòstrnica (romanization)
кострница (nominative singular)
кострнице (nominative plural)
кострнице (genitive singular)
кострница (genitive plural)
кострници (dative singular)
кострницама (dative plural)
кострницу (accusative singular)
кострнице (accusative plural)
кострнице (singular vocative)
кострницо (singular vocative)
кострнице (plural vocative)
кострници (locative singular)
кострницама (locative plural)
кострницом (instrumental singular)
кострницама (instrumental plural)

ко‧стр‧ни‧ца

From ко̏стрије̄т/ко̏стре̄т.


kostriš

kòstrīš (canonical masculine)
ко̀стрӣш (Cyrillic)


костриш

ко̀стрӣш (canonical masculine)
kòstrīš (romanization)


kostrika

kòstrika f (Cyrillic spelling ко̀стрика)

kòstrika (canonical feminine)
ко̀стрика (Cyrillic)


кострика

ко̀стрика (canonical feminine)
kòstrika (romanization)

From ко̏стрије̄т/ко̏стре̄т.


kovačnica

kòvāčnica f (Cyrillic spelling ко̀ва̄чница)

kòvāčnica (canonical feminine)
ко̀ва̄чница (Cyrillic)
kovačnica (nominative singular)
kovačnice (nominative plural)
kovačnice (genitive singular)
kovačnica (genitive plural)
kovačnici (dative singular)
kovačnicama (dative plural)
kovačnicu (accusative singular)
kovačnice (accusative plural)
kovačnice (singular vocative)
kovačnico (singular vocative)
kovačnice (plural vocative)
kovačnici (locative singular)
kovačnicama (locative plural)
kovačnicom (instrumental singular)
kovačnicama (instrumental plural)


ковачница

ко̀ва̄чница f (Latin spelling kòvāčnica)

ко̀ва̄чница (canonical feminine)
kòvāčnica (romanization)
ковачница (nominative singular)
ковачнице (nominative plural)
ковачнице (genitive singular)
ковачница (genitive plural)
ковачници (dative singular)
ковачницама (dative plural)
ковачницу (accusative singular)
ковачнице (accusative plural)
ковачнице (singular vocative)
ковачницо (singular vocative)
ковачнице (plural vocative)
ковачници (locative singular)
ковачницама (locative plural)
ковачницом (instrumental singular)
ковачницама (instrumental plural)

ко‧вач‧ни‧ца

From ко̀вати.


kovanica

kovànica f (Cyrillic spelling кова̀ница)

kovànica (canonical feminine)
кова̀ница (Cyrillic)
kovanica (nominative singular)
kovanice (nominative plural)
kovanice (genitive singular)
kovanica (genitive plural)
kovanici (dative singular)
kovanicama (dative plural)
kovanicu (accusative singular)
kovanice (accusative plural)
kovanice (singular vocative)
kovanico (singular vocative)
kovanice (plural vocative)
kovanici (locative singular)
kovanicama (locative plural)
kovanicom (instrumental singular)
kovanicama (instrumental plural)


kovara

kòvara (canonical feminine)
ко̀вара (Cyrillic)


ковара

ко̀вара (canonical feminine)
kòvara (romanization)


kovčežić

kòvčežić m (Cyrillic spelling ко̀вчежић)

kòvčežić (canonical masculine)
ко̀вчежић (Cyrillic)
kovčežić (nominative singular)
kovčežići (nominative plural)
kovčežića (genitive singular)
kovčežića (genitive plural)
kovčežiću (dative singular)
kovčežićima (dative plural)
kovčežić (accusative singular)
kovčežiće (accusative plural)
kovčežiću (singular vocative)
kovčežići (plural vocative)
kovčežiću (locative singular)
kovčežićima (locative plural)
kovčežićem (instrumental singular)
kovčežićima (instrumental plural)

/kǒʋt͡ʃeʒit͡ɕ/


ковчежић

ко̀вчежић (canonical masculine)
kòvčežić (romanization)
ковчежић (nominative singular)
ковчежићи (nominative plural)
ковчежића (genitive singular)
ковчежића (genitive plural)
ковчежићу (dative singular)
ковчежићима (dative plural)
ковчежић (accusative singular)
ковчежиће (accusative plural)
ковчежићу (singular vocative)
ковчежићи (plural vocative)
ковчежићу (locative singular)
ковчежићима (locative plural)
ковчежићем (instrumental singular)
ковчежићима (instrumental plural)

/kǒʋt͡ʃeʒit͡ɕ/

From ко̀вчег.


kovčežina

kòvčežina f (Cyrillic spelling ко̀вчежина)

kòvčežina (canonical feminine)
ко̀вчежина (Cyrillic)
kovčežina (nominative singular)
kovčežine (nominative plural)
kovčežine (genitive singular)
kovčežina (genitive plural)
kovčežini (dative singular)
kovčežinama (dative plural)
kovčežinu (accusative singular)
kovčežine (accusative plural)
kovčežino (singular vocative)
kovčežine (plural vocative)
kovčežini (locative singular)
kovčežinama (locative plural)
kovčežinom (instrumental singular)
kovčežinama (instrumental plural)


ковчежина

ко̀вчежина (canonical feminine)
kòvčežina (romanization)
ковчежина (nominative singular)
ковчежине (nominative plural)
ковчежине (genitive singular)
ковчежина (genitive plural)
ковчежини (dative singular)
ковчежинама (dative plural)
ковчежину (accusative singular)
ковчежине (accusative plural)
ковчежино (singular vocative)
ковчежине (plural vocative)
ковчежини (locative singular)
ковчежинама (locative plural)
ковчежином (instrumental singular)
ковчежинама (instrumental plural)

ков‧че‧жи‧на

From ко̀вчег.

(derogatory, augmentative) chest, box, suitcase


коверта

ко̀ве̄рта (canonical feminine)
kòvērta (romanization)
ко̀ве̄рта (nominative singular)
коверте (nominative plural)
коверте (genitive singular)
ко̀ве̄ра̄та̄ (genitive plural)
ко̀ве̄ртӣ (genitive plural)
коверти (dative singular)
ковертама (dative plural)
коверту (accusative singular)
коверте (accusative plural)
коверто (singular vocative)
коверте (plural vocative)
коверти (locative singular)
ковертама (locative plural)
ковертом (instrumental singular)
ковертама (instrumental plural)

(colloquial) envelope (wrapper for mailing)


kovilje

kȍvīlje (canonical neuter)
ко̏вӣље (Cyrillic)
kovilje (nominative singular)
kovilja (genitive singular)
kovilju (dative singular)
kovilje (accusative singular)
kovilje (singular vocative)
kovilju (locative singular)
koviljem (instrumental singular)


ковиље

ко̏вӣље (canonical neuter)
kȍvīlje (romanization)
ковиље (nominative singular)
ковиља (genitive singular)
ковиљу (dative singular)
ковиље (accusative singular)
ковиље (singular vocative)
ковиљу (locative singular)
ковиљем (instrumental singular)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kovylь (Russian ковы́ль (kovýlʹ), Bulgarian ковил (kovil)).


kovinotokar

kȍvinotokār m (Cyrillic spelling ко̏винотока̄р)

kȍvinotokār (canonical masculine)
ко̏винотока̄р (Cyrillic)
kovinotokar (nominative singular)
kovinotokari (nominative plural)
kovinotokara (genitive singular)
kovinotokara (genitive plural)
kovinotokaru (dative singular)
kovinotokarima (dative plural)
kovinotokara (accusative singular)
kovinotokare (accusative plural)
kovinotokaru (singular vocative)
kovinotokari (plural vocative)
kovinotokaru (locative singular)
kovinotokarima (locative plural)
kovinotokarom (instrumental singular)
kovinotokarima (instrumental plural)


ковинотокар

ко̏винотока̄р

ко̏винотока̄р m (Latin spelling kȍvinotokār)

ко̏винотока̄р (canonical masculine)
kȍvinotokār (romanization)
ковинотокар (nominative singular)
ковинотокари (nominative plural)
ковинотокара (genitive singular)
ковинотокара (genitive plural)
ковинотокару (dative singular)
ковинотокарима (dative plural)
ковинотокара (accusative singular)
ковинотокаре (accusative plural)
ковинотокару (singular vocative)
ковинотокари (plural vocative)
ковинотокару (locative singular)
ковинотокарима (locative plural)
ковинотокаром (instrumental singular)
ковинотокарима (instrumental plural)

ко‧ви‧но‧то‧кар

From ковино- + токар.

prefix

ковино- + токар


ковница

ко́вница (canonical feminine)
kóvnica (romanization)
ковница (nominative singular)
ковнице (nominative plural)
ковнице (genitive singular)
ковница (genitive plural)
ковници (dative singular)
ковницама (dative plural)
ковницу (accusative singular)
ковнице (accusative plural)
ковнице (singular vocative)
ковницо (singular vocative)
ковнице (plural vocative)
ковници (locative singular)
ковницама (locative plural)
ковницом (instrumental singular)
ковницама (instrumental plural)

From ко̀вати.

mint (money-producing building or institution)


kovrčavost

sh-noun

kovr̀čavōst f (Cyrillic spelling ковр̀чаво̄ст)

kovr̀čavōst (canonical feminine)
ковр̀чаво̄ст (Cyrillic)
kovr̀čavōst (nominative singular)
kovr̀čavosti (genitive singular)
kovrčavosti (dative singular)
kovrčavost (accusative singular)
kovrčavosti (singular vocative)
kovrčavosti (locative singular)
kovr̀čavosti (instrumental singular)
kovr̀čavošću (instrumental singular)


коврчавост

ковр̀чаво̄ст

ковр̀чаво̄ст f (Latin spelling kovr̀čavōst)

ковр̀чаво̄ст (canonical feminine)
kovr̀čavōst (romanization)
ковр̀чаво̄ст (nominative singular)
ковр̀чавости (genitive singular)
коврчавости (dative singular)
коврчавост (accusative singular)
коврчавости (singular vocative)
коврчавости (locative singular)
ковр̀чавости (instrumental singular)
ковр̀чавошћу (instrumental singular)

sh-decl-noun-unc

ковр̀чаво̄ст

ковр̀чавости

ковр̀чавости / ковр̀чавошћу

ко‧вр‧ча‧вост

From ко̀врча.


kovrčica

sh-noun

kòvrčica f (Cyrillic spelling ко̀врчица)

kòvrčica (canonical feminine)
ко̀врчица (Cyrillic)
kovrčica (nominative singular)
kovrčice (nominative plural)
kovrčice (genitive singular)
kovrčica (genitive plural)
kovrčici (dative singular)
kovrčicama (dative plural)
kovrčicu (accusative singular)
kovrčice (accusative plural)
kovrčice (singular vocative)
kovrčico (singular vocative)
kovrčice (plural vocative)
kovrčici (locative singular)
kovrčicama (locative plural)
kovrčicom (instrumental singular)
kovrčicama (instrumental plural)


коврчица

ко̀врчица (canonical feminine)
kòvrčica (romanization)
коврчица (nominative singular)
коврчице (nominative plural)
коврчице (genitive singular)
коврчица (genitive plural)
коврчици (dative singular)
коврчицама (dative plural)
коврчицу (accusative singular)
коврчице (accusative plural)
коврчице (singular vocative)
коврчицо (singular vocative)
коврчице (plural vocative)
коврчици (locative singular)
коврчицама (locative plural)
коврчицом (instrumental singular)
коврчицама (instrumental plural)

From ко̀врча.


kovrtač

kovr̀tāč m (Cyrillic spelling ковр̀та̄ч)

kovr̀tāč (canonical masculine)
ковр̀та̄ч (Cyrillic)


ковртач

ковр̀та̄ч (canonical masculine)
kovr̀tāč (romanization)

From ко̀врча.


kozar

kòzār (canonical masculine)
ко̀за̄р (Cyrillic)
kòzār (nominative singular)
kozari (nominative plural)
kozára (genitive singular)
kozara (genitive plural)
kozaru (dative singular)
kozarima (dative plural)
kozara (accusative singular)
kozare (accusative plural)
kozaru (singular vocative)
kozari (plural vocative)
kozaru (locative singular)
kozarima (locative plural)
kozarom (instrumental singular)
kozarima (instrumental plural)


козар

ко̀за̄р (canonical masculine)
kòzār (romanization)
ко̀за̄р (nominative singular)
козари (nominative plural)
коза́ра (genitive singular)
козара (genitive plural)
козару (dative singular)
козарима (dative plural)
козара (accusative singular)
козаре (accusative plural)
козару (singular vocative)
козари (plural vocative)
козару (locative singular)
козарима (locative plural)
козаром (instrumental singular)
козарима (instrumental plural)


kozarenje

kozárēnje n (Cyrillic spelling коза́ре̄ње)

kozárēnje (canonical neuter)
коза́ре̄ње (Cyrillic)
kozarenje (nominative singular)
kozarenja (nominative plural)
kozarenja (genitive singular)
kozarenja (genitive plural)
kozarenju (dative singular)
kozarenjima (dative plural)
kozarenje (accusative singular)
kozarenja (accusative plural)
kozarenje (singular vocative)
kozarenja (plural vocative)
kozarenju (locative singular)
kozarenjima (locative plural)
kozarenjem (instrumental singular)
kozarenjima (instrumental plural)


козарење

коза́ре̄ње (canonical neuter)
kozárēnje (romanization)
козарење (nominative singular)
козарења (nominative plural)
козарења (genitive singular)
козарења (genitive plural)
козарењу (dative singular)
козарењима (dative plural)
козарење (accusative singular)
козарења (accusative plural)
козарење (singular vocative)
козарења (plural vocative)
козарењу (locative singular)
козарењима (locative plural)
козарењем (instrumental singular)
козарењима (instrumental plural)


kozarstvo

kozárstvo n (Cyrillic spelling коза́рство)

kozárstvo (canonical neuter)
коза́рство (Cyrillic)
kozarstvo (nominative singular)
kozarstva (nominative plural)
kozarstva (genitive singular)
kozarstava (genitive plural)
kozarstva (genitive plural)
kozarstvu (dative singular)
kozarstvima (dative plural)
kozarstvo (accusative singular)
kozarstva (accusative plural)
kozarstvo (singular vocative)
kozarstva (plural vocative)
kozarstvu (locative singular)
kozarstvima (locative plural)
kozarstvom (instrumental singular)
kozarstvima (instrumental plural)


козарство

коза́рство (canonical neuter)
kozárstvo (romanization)
козарство (nominative singular)
козарства (nominative plural)
козарства (genitive singular)
козарстава (genitive plural)
козарства (genitive plural)
козарству (dative singular)
козарствима (dative plural)
козарство (accusative singular)
козарства (accusative plural)
козарство (singular vocative)
козарства (plural vocative)
козарству (locative singular)
козарствима (locative plural)
козарством (instrumental singular)
козарствима (instrumental plural)

From ко̀за̄р + -ство.

af

ко̀за̄р + -ство


kozer

kòzēr (canonical masculine)
ко̀зе̄р (Cyrillic)
kòzēr (nominative singular)
kozeri (nominative plural)
kozéra (genitive singular)
kozera (genitive plural)
kozeru (dative singular)
kozerima (dative plural)
kozera (accusative singular)
kozere (accusative plural)
kȍzēru (singular vocative)
kozeri (plural vocative)
kozeru (locative singular)
kozerima (locative plural)
kozerom (instrumental singular)
kozerima (instrumental plural)

banterer, raconteur, good conversationalist, charmer


козер

ко̀зе̄р (canonical masculine)
kòzēr (romanization)
ко̀зе̄р (nominative singular)
козери (nominative plural)
козе́ра (genitive singular)
козера (genitive plural)
козеру (dative singular)
козерима (dative plural)
козера (accusative singular)
козере (accusative plural)
ко̏зе̄ру (singular vocative)
козери (plural vocative)
козеру (locative singular)
козерима (locative plural)
козером (instrumental singular)
козерима (instrumental plural)

From козе́рија.

banterer, good conversationalist, charmer


kozerija

sh-noun

kozérija f (Cyrillic spelling козе́рија)

kozérija (canonical feminine)
козе́рија (Cyrillic)
kozerija (nominative singular)
kozerije (nominative plural)
kozerije (genitive singular)
kozerija (genitive plural)
kozeriji (dative singular)
kozerijama (dative plural)
kozeriju (accusative singular)
kozerije (accusative plural)
kozerijo (singular vocative)
kozerije (plural vocative)
kozeriji (locative singular)
kozerijama (locative plural)
kozerijom (instrumental singular)
kozerijama (instrumental plural)


козерија

козе́рија (canonical feminine)
kozérija (romanization)
козерија (nominative singular)
козерије (nominative plural)
козерије (genitive singular)
козерија (genitive plural)
козерији (dative singular)
козеријама (dative plural)
козерију (accusative singular)
козерије (accusative plural)
козеријо (singular vocative)
козерије (plural vocative)
козерији (locative singular)
козеријама (locative plural)
козеријом (instrumental singular)
козеријама (instrumental plural)


kozerstvo

kozérstvo n (Cyrillic spelling козе́рство)

kozérstvo (canonical neuter)
козе́рство (Cyrillic)
kozérstvo (nominative singular)
kozerstva (nominative plural)
kozerstva (genitive singular)
kòzērstāvā (genitive plural)
kòzērstvā (genitive plural)
kozerstvu (dative singular)
kozerstvima (dative plural)
kozerstvo (accusative singular)
kozerstva (accusative plural)
kozerstvo (singular vocative)
kozerstva (plural vocative)
kozerstvu (locative singular)
kozerstvima (locative plural)
kozerstvom (instrumental singular)
kozerstvima (instrumental plural)


козерство

козе́рство (canonical neuter)
kozérstvo (romanization)
козе́рство (nominative singular)
козерства (nominative plural)
козерства (genitive singular)
ко̀зе̄рста̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
ко̀зе̄рства̄ (genitive plural)
козерству (dative singular)
козерствима (dative plural)
козерство (accusative singular)
козерства (accusative plural)
козерство (singular vocative)
козерства (plural vocative)
козерству (locative singular)
козерствима (locative plural)
козерством (instrumental singular)
козерствима (instrumental plural)

From козе́рија.


kozetina

kòzetina f (Cyrillic spelling ко̀зетина)

kòzetina (canonical feminine)
ко̀зетина (Cyrillic)
kozetina (nominative singular)
kozetine (nominative plural)
kozetine (genitive singular)
kozetina (genitive plural)
kozetini (dative singular)
kozetinama (dative plural)
kozetinu (accusative singular)
kozetine (accusative plural)
kozetino (singular vocative)
kozetine (plural vocative)
kozetini (locative singular)
kozetinama (locative plural)
kozetinom (instrumental singular)
kozetinama (instrumental plural)