апсида

а̀псида (canonical feminine)
àpsida (romanization)
апсида (nominative singular)
апсиде (nominative plural)
апсиде (genitive singular)
апсида (genitive plural)
апсиди (dative singular)
апсидама (dative plural)
апсиду (accusative singular)
апсиде (accusative plural)
апсидо (singular vocative)
апсиде (plural vocative)
апсиди (locative singular)
апсидама (locative plural)
апсидом (instrumental singular)
апсидама (instrumental plural)


бисер

бѝсер (canonical masculine)
bìser (romanization)
бѝсер (nominative singular)
бисери (nominative plural)
бисера (genitive singular)
би̏се̄ра̄ (genitive plural)
бисеру (dative singular)
бисерима (dative plural)
бисер (accusative singular)
бисере (accusative plural)
бисеру (singular vocative)
бисери (plural vocative)
бисеру (locative singular)
бисерима (locative plural)
бисером (instrumental singular)
бисерима (instrumental plural)

From Bulgar, from Arabic بُسْر (busr, “unripe dates”) from the root ب س ر (b s r) related to things being early, so applied to pearls because unripe dates can have some tactile and optical properties similar to pearls.


перла

пе̑рла (canonical feminine)
pȇrla (romanization)
перла (nominative singular)
перле (nominative plural)
перле (genitive singular)
перла (genitive plural)
перли (genitive plural)
перли (dative singular)
перлама (dative plural)
перлу (accusative singular)
перле (accusative plural)
перло (singular vocative)
перле (plural vocative)
перли (locative singular)
перлама (locative plural)
перлом (instrumental singular)
перлама (instrumental plural)


шејтан

ше́јта̄н (canonical masculine)
šéjtān (romanization)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish شیطان (şeytan), from Arabic شَيْطَان (šayṭān).

der

Arabic شَيْطَان (šayṭān)


битва

би̏тва (canonical feminine)
bȉtva (romanization)
би̏тва (nominative singular)
би̏тве (nominative plural)
би̏тве (genitive singular)
би̏тва (genitive plural)
би̏тви (dative singular)
би̏твама (dative plural)
би̏тву (accusative singular)
би̏тве (accusative plural)
би̏тво (singular vocative)
би̏тве (plural vocative)
би̏тви (locative singular)
би̏твама (locative plural)
би̏твом (instrumental singular)
би̏твама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Italian bitta (“bollard”).


vizitka

vìzitka (canonical feminine)
вѝзитка (Cyrillic)
vizitka (nominative singular)
vizitke (nominative plural)
vizitke (genitive singular)
vizitka (genitive plural)
vizitki (genitive plural)
vizitki (dative singular)
vizitkama (dative plural)
vizitku (accusative singular)
vizitke (accusative plural)
vizitko (singular vocative)
vizitke (plural vocative)
vizitki (locative singular)
vizitkama (locative plural)
vizitkom (instrumental singular)
vizitkama (instrumental plural)


atomska bomba

sh-noun

àtōmskā bȏmba f (Cyrillic spelling а̀то̄мска̄ бо̑мба)

àtōmskā bȏmba (canonical feminine)
а̀то̄мска̄ бо̑мба (Cyrillic)


атомска бомба

а̀то̄мска̄ бо̑мба

а̀то̄мска̄ бо̑мба f (Latin spelling àtōmskā bȏmba)

а̀то̄мска̄ бо̑мба (canonical feminine)
àtōmskā bȏmba (romanization)


miraz

mȉrāz (canonical masculine)
ми̏ра̄з (Cyrillic)
miraz (nominative singular)
mirazi (nominative plural)
miraza (genitive singular)
miraza (genitive plural)
mirazu (dative singular)
mirazima (dative plural)
miraz (accusative singular)
miraze (accusative plural)
miraze (singular vocative)
mirazi (plural vocative)
mirazu (locative singular)
mirazima (locative plural)
mirazom (instrumental singular)
mirazima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish میراث (miras), from Arabic مِيرَاث (mīrāṯ).

der

Arabic مِيرَاث (mīrāṯ)


композитор

sh-noun

компо̀зӣтор m (Latin spelling kompòzītor)

компо̀зӣтор (canonical masculine)
kompòzītor (romanization)
композитор (nominative singular)
композитори (nominative plural)
композитора (genitive singular)
композитора (genitive plural)
композитору (dative singular)
композиторима (dative plural)
композитора (accusative singular)
композиторе (accusative plural)
композиторе (singular vocative)
композитори (plural vocative)
композитору (locative singular)
композиторима (locative plural)
композитором (instrumental singular)
композиторима (instrumental plural)

ком‧по‧зи‧тор

(music) composer, compositor, songwriter


аба

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish عبا (abâ) (Turkish aba), from Arabic عَبَاءَة (ʕabāʔa).

der

Arabic عَبَاءَة (ʕabāʔa)


нит

ни̑т (canonical feminine)
nȋt (romanization)
нит (nominative singular)
нити (nominative plural)
нити (genitive singular)
нити (genitive plural)
нити (dative singular)
нитима (dative plural)
нит (accusative singular)
нити (accusative plural)
нити (singular vocative)
нити (plural vocative)
нити (locative singular)
нитима (locative plural)
нити (instrumental singular)
нићу (instrumental singular)
нитима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *nitь, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *nī́ˀtis, from Proto-Indo-European *(s)neh₁-.


гњида

гњи̏да (canonical feminine)
gnjȉda (romanization)
гњи̏да (nominative singular)
гњиде (nominative plural)
гњиде (genitive singular)
гњи̑да̄ (genitive plural)
гњиди (dative singular)
гњидама (dative plural)
гњиду (accusative singular)
гњиде (accusative plural)
гњидо (singular vocative)
гњиде (plural vocative)
гњиди (locative singular)
гњидама (locative plural)
гњидом (instrumental singular)
гњидама (instrumental plural)


gnjida

gnjȉda (canonical feminine)
гњи̏да (Cyrillic)
gnjȉda (nominative singular)
gnjide (nominative plural)
gnjide (genitive singular)
gnjȋdā (genitive plural)
gnjidi (dative singular)
gnjidama (dative plural)
gnjidu (accusative singular)
gnjide (accusative plural)
gnjido (singular vocative)
gnjide (plural vocative)
gnjidi (locative singular)
gnjidama (locative plural)
gnjidom (instrumental singular)
gnjidama (instrumental plural)


насиље

на́сӣље (canonical neuter)
násīlje (romanization)
насиље (nominative singular)
насиља (nominative plural)
насиља (genitive singular)
насиља (genitive plural)
насиљу (dative singular)
насиљима (dative plural)
насиље (accusative singular)
насиља (accusative plural)
насиље (singular vocative)
насиља (plural vocative)
насиљу (locative singular)
насиљима (locative plural)
насиљем (instrumental singular)
насиљима (instrumental plural)


nasilje

násīlje (canonical neuter)
на́сӣље (Cyrillic)
nasilje (nominative singular)
nasilja (nominative plural)
nasilja (genitive singular)
nasilja (genitive plural)
nasilju (dative singular)
nasiljima (dative plural)
nasilje (accusative singular)
nasilja (accusative plural)
nasilje (singular vocative)
nasilja (plural vocative)
nasilju (locative singular)
nasiljima (locative plural)
nasiljem (instrumental singular)
nasiljima (instrumental plural)


силовање

си̏лова̄ње (canonical neuter)
sȉlovānje (romanization)
силовање (nominative singular)
силовања (nominative plural)
силовања (genitive singular)
силовања (genitive plural)
силовању (dative singular)
силовањима (dative plural)
силовање (accusative singular)
силовања (accusative plural)
силовање (singular vocative)
силовања (plural vocative)
силовању (locative singular)
силовањима (locative plural)
силовањем (instrumental singular)
силовањима (instrumental plural)


silovanje

sh-noun

sȉlovānje n (Cyrillic spelling си̏лова̄ње)

sȉlovānje (canonical neuter)
си̏лова̄ње (Cyrillic)
silovanje (nominative singular)
silovanja (nominative plural)
silovanja (genitive singular)
silovanja (genitive plural)
silovanju (dative singular)
silovanjima (dative plural)
silovanje (accusative singular)
silovanja (accusative plural)
silovanje (singular vocative)
silovanja (plural vocative)
silovanju (locative singular)
silovanjima (locative plural)
silovanjem (instrumental singular)
silovanjima (instrumental plural)


вепар

ве̏пар (canonical masculine)
vȅpar (romanization)
ве̏пар (nominative singular)
вепри (nominative plural)
вепрови (nominative plural)
ве̏пра (genitive singular)
ве̏па̄ра̄ (genitive plural)
ве̏про̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
вепру (dative singular)
веприма (dative plural)
вепровима (dative plural)
вепра (accusative singular)
вепре (accusative plural)
вепрове (accusative plural)
вепре (singular vocative)
вепри (plural vocative)
вепрови (plural vocative)
вепру (locative singular)
веприма (locative plural)
вепровима (locative plural)
вепром (instrumental singular)
веприма (instrumental plural)
вепровима (instrumental plural)


штене

штѐне (canonical neuter)
štène (romanization)
штѐне (nominative singular)
штенета (genitive singular)
штенету (dative singular)
штене (accusative singular)
штене (singular vocative)
штенету (locative singular)
штенетом (instrumental singular)


теле

тѐле (canonical neuter)
tèle (romanization)
тѐле (nominative singular)
тѐлета (genitive singular)
телету (dative singular)
теле (accusative singular)
теле (singular vocative)
телету (locative singular)
телетом (instrumental singular)


otvor

òtvor (canonical masculine)
о̀твор (Cyrillic)
otvor (nominative singular)
otvori (nominative plural)
otvora (genitive singular)
otvora (genitive plural)
otvoru (dative singular)
otvorima (dative plural)
otvor (accusative singular)
otvore (accusative plural)
otvore (singular vocative)
otvori (plural vocative)
otvoru (locative singular)
otvorima (locative plural)
otvorom (instrumental singular)
otvorima (instrumental plural)


fes

fȅs (canonical masculine)
фе̏с (Cyrillic)
fȅs (nominative singular)
fèsovi (nominative plural)
fèsa (genitive singular)
fèsōvā (genitive plural)
fèsu (dative singular)
fèsovima (dative plural)
fȅs (accusative singular)
fèsove (accusative plural)
fȅse (singular vocative)
fèsovi (plural vocative)
fèsu (locative singular)
fèsovima (locative plural)
fèsom (instrumental singular)
fèsovima (instrumental plural)

fez (a Turkish hat in the shape of a truncated cone)


žerav

žèrāv (canonical masculine)
жѐра̄в (Cyrillic)
žerav (nominative singular)
žeravi (nominative plural)
žerava (genitive singular)
žerava (genitive plural)
žeravu (dative singular)
žeravima (dative plural)
žerava (accusative singular)
žerave (accusative plural)
žerave (singular vocative)
žeravi (plural vocative)
žeravom (locative singular)
žeravima (locative plural)
žeravu (instrumental singular)
žeravima (instrumental plural)


djevica

djèvica (canonical feminine)
дјѐвица (Cyrillic)
djevica (nominative singular)
djevice (nominative plural)
djevice (genitive singular)
djevica (genitive plural)
djevici (dative singular)
djevicama (dative plural)
djevicu (accusative singular)
djevice (accusative plural)
djevice (singular vocative)
djevice (plural vocative)
djevici (locative singular)
djevicama (locative plural)
djevicom (instrumental singular)
djevicama (instrumental plural)
dèvica (alternative Ekavian)
divica (alternative Ikavian)


девица

дѐвица (canonical feminine)
dèvica (romanization)
девица (nominative singular)
девице (nominative plural)
девице (genitive singular)
девица (genitive plural)
девици (dative singular)
девицама (dative plural)
девицу (accusative singular)
девице (accusative plural)
девице (singular vocative)
девице (plural vocative)
девици (locative singular)
девицама (locative plural)
девицом (instrumental singular)
девицама (instrumental plural)
дјѐвица (alternative Ijekavian)
дивица (alternative Ikavian)


devica

dèvica (canonical feminine)
дѐвица (Cyrillic)
devica (nominative singular)
device (nominative plural)
device (genitive singular)
devica (genitive plural)
devici (dative singular)
devicama (dative plural)
devicu (accusative singular)
device (accusative plural)
device (singular vocative)
device (plural vocative)
devici (locative singular)
devicama (locative plural)
devicom (instrumental singular)
devicama (instrumental plural)
djèvica (alternative Ijekavian)
divica (alternative Ikavian)


kritika

krìtika (canonical feminine)
крѝтика (Cyrillic)
kritika (nominative singular)
kritike (nominative plural)
kritike (genitive singular)
kritika (genitive plural)
kritici (dative singular)
kritikama (dative plural)
kritiku (accusative singular)
kritike (accusative plural)
kritiko (singular vocative)
kritike (plural vocative)
kritici (locative singular)
kritikama (locative plural)
kritikom (instrumental singular)
kritikama (instrumental plural)

review (of a film, book or similar creative work)


sektor

sȅktor (canonical masculine)
се̏ктор (Cyrillic)
sektor (nominative singular)
sektori (nominative plural)
sektora (genitive singular)
sektora (genitive plural)
sektoru (dative singular)
sektorima (dative plural)
sektor (accusative singular)
sektore (accusative plural)
sektoru (singular vocative)
sektore (singular vocative)
sektori (plural vocative)
sektoru (locative singular)
sektorima (locative plural)
sektorom (instrumental singular)
sektorima (instrumental plural)


абонент

або̀нент (canonical masculine)
abònent (romanization)
або̀нент (nominative singular)
абоненти (nominative plural)
абонента (genitive singular)
або̀нена̄та̄ (genitive plural)
абоненту (dative singular)
абонентима (dative plural)
абонента (accusative singular)
абоненте (accusative plural)
абоненте (singular vocative)
абоненти (plural vocative)
абоненту (locative singular)
абонентима (locative plural)
абонентом (instrumental singular)
абонентима (instrumental plural)


teolog

teòlog (canonical masculine)
тео̀лог (Cyrillic)
teòlog (nominative singular)
teòlozi (nominative plural)
teologa (genitive singular)
teologa (genitive plural)
teologu (dative singular)
teolozima (dative plural)
teologa (accusative singular)
teologe (accusative plural)
teòlože (singular vocative)
teolozi (plural vocative)
teologu (locative singular)
teolozima (locative plural)
teologom (instrumental singular)
teolozima (instrumental plural)


maline

inflection of malina:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


stilistica

stìlistica f (Cyrillic spelling стѝлистица)

stìlistica (canonical feminine)
стѝлистица (Cyrillic)
stilistica (nominative singular)
stilistice (nominative plural)
stilistice (genitive singular)
stilistica (genitive plural)
stilistici (dative singular)
stilisticama (dative plural)
stilisticu (accusative singular)
stilistice (accusative plural)
stilistico (singular vocative)
stilistice (plural vocative)
stilistici (locative singular)
stilisticama (locative plural)
stilisticom (instrumental singular)
stilisticama (instrumental plural)


fakin

fàkīn (canonical masculine)
фа̀кӣн (Cyrillic)
fàkīn (nominative singular)
fakini (nominative plural)
fakína (genitive singular)
fakina (genitive plural)
fakinu (dative singular)
fakinima (dative plural)
fakina (accusative singular)
fakine (accusative plural)
fakine (singular vocative)
fakini (plural vocative)
fakinu (locative singular)
fakinima (locative plural)
fakinom (instrumental singular)
fakinima (instrumental plural)

From Italian facchino, of uncertain origin.


анђео

а̑нђео m (Latin spelling ȃnđeo, diminutive анђѐлчић or а̑нђелић or анђе́лак, relational adjective анђео̀скӣ or а̑нђелскӣ)

а̑нђео (canonical masculine)
ȃnđeo (romanization)
анђѐлчић (diminutive)
а̑нђелић (diminutive)
анђе́лак (diminutive)
анђео̀скӣ (adjective relational)
а̑нђелскӣ (adjective relational)
анђео (nominative singular)
анђели (nominative plural)
анђела (genitive singular)
анђела (genitive plural)
анђелу (dative singular)
анђелима (dative plural)
анђела (accusative singular)
анђеле (accusative plural)
анђеле (singular vocative)
анђели (plural vocative)
анђелу (locative singular)
анђелима (locative plural)
анђелом (instrumental singular)
анђелима (instrumental plural)

Не знате ли да ћемо судити анђелима?

Do you not know that we will judge angels?


anđel

анђел (Cyrillic)
angel (alternative Kajkavian)


анђел

anđel (romanization)
ангел (alternative Kajkavian)


dleto

dléto (canonical neuter)
дле́то (Cyrillic)
dleto (nominative singular)
dleta (nominative plural)
dleta (genitive singular)
dleta (genitive plural)
dletu (dative singular)
dletima (dative plural)
dleto (accusative singular)
dleta (accusative plural)
dleto (singular vocative)
dleta (plural vocative)
dletu (locative singular)
dletima (locative plural)
dletom (instrumental singular)
dletima (instrumental plural)
dlijéto (alternative Ijekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *delto, alternative form of *dolto, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *dálbta, from Proto-Indo-European *dʰelbʰ-.


dlijeto

dlijéto n (Cyrillic spelling длије́то, diminutive dlijétce)

dlijéto (canonical neuter)
длије́то (Cyrillic)
dlijétce (diminutive)
dlijeto (nominative singular)
dlijeta (nominative plural)
dlijeta (genitive singular)
dlijeta (genitive plural)
dlijetu (dative singular)
dlijetima (dative plural)
dlijeto (accusative singular)
dlijeta (accusative plural)
dlijeto (singular vocative)
dlijeta (plural vocative)
dlijetu (locative singular)
dlijetima (locative plural)
dlijetom (instrumental singular)
dlijetima (instrumental plural)
dléto (alternative Ekavian)


bogaz

bȍgaz (canonical masculine)
бо̏газ (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish بوغاز (boğaz).


богаз

бо̏газ (canonical masculine)
bȍgaz (romanization)


klešta

kléšta (canonical neuter plural)
кле́шта (Cyrillic)
klešta (nominative plural)
klešta (genitive plural)
kleštima (dative plural)
klešta (accusative plural)
klešta (plural vocative)
kleštima (locative plural)
kleštima (instrumental plural)


kolac

kòlac (canonical masculine)
ко̀лац (Cyrillic)
kòlac (nominative singular)
kȏlci (nominative plural)
kólčevi (nominative plural)
kólca (genitive singular)
kȍlācā (genitive plural)
kolcu (dative singular)
kolcima (dative plural)
kolac (accusative singular)
kolce (accusative plural)
kolče (singular vocative)
kolci (plural vocative)
kolcu (locative singular)
kolcima (locative plural)
kolcem (instrumental singular)
kolcima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kolьcь. Related to Proto-Slavic *kòlъ. Cognate with Russian кол (kol), Polish kół.


колац

ко̀лац (canonical masculine)
kòlac (romanization)
ко̀лац (nominative singular)
ко́ци (nominative plural)
ко́чеви (nominative plural)
ко́ца (genitive singular)
ко̏ла̄ца̄ (genitive plural)
ко́ч̄ева̄ (genitive plural)
ко́цу (dative singular)
ко́цима (dative plural)
ко́чевима (dative plural)
ко̀лац (accusative singular)
ко́це (accusative plural)
ко́чеве (accusative plural)
к̑оче (singular vocative)
ко́ци (plural vocative)
ко́чеви (plural vocative)
ко́цу (locative singular)
ко́цима (locative plural)
ко́чевима (locative plural)
ко́цем (instrumental singular)
ко́цима (instrumental plural)
ко́чевима (instrumental plural)


палац

па̏лац (canonical masculine)
pȁlac (romanization)
па̏лац (nominative singular)
па̑лци (nominative plural)
па̏лчеви (nominative plural)
па̑лца (genitive singular)
па̏ла̄ца̄ (genitive plural)
па̏лче̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
па̑лцу (dative singular)
па̑лцима (dative plural)
палчевима (dative plural)
па̏лац (accusative singular)
па̑лц (accusative plural)
палчеве (accusative plural)
па̑лче (singular vocative)
па̑лци (plural vocative)
палчеви (plural vocative)
па̑лцу (locative singular)
па̑лцима (locative plural)
палчевима (locative plural)
па̑лцем (instrumental singular)
па̑лцима (instrumental plural)
палчевима (instrumental plural)

(historical) unit of measure, approximately an inch (2.634 cm)


korito

kòrito (canonical masculine)
ко̀рито (Cyrillic)
korito (nominative singular)
korita (nominative plural)
korita (genitive singular)
korita (genitive plural)
koritu (dative singular)
koritima (dative plural)
korito (accusative singular)
korita (accusative plural)
korito (singular vocative)
korita (plural vocative)
koritu (locative singular)
koritima (locative plural)
koritom (instrumental singular)
koritima (instrumental plural)


samoglasnik

sh-noun

sȁmoglasnīk m (Cyrillic spelling са̏могласнӣк)

sȁmoglasnīk (canonical masculine)
са̏могласнӣк (Cyrillic)
samoglasnik (nominative singular)
samoglasnici (nominative plural)
samoglasnika (genitive singular)
samoglasnika (genitive plural)
samoglasniku (dative singular)
samoglasnicima (dative plural)
samoglasnik (accusative singular)
samoglasnike (accusative plural)
samoglasniče (singular vocative)
samoglasnici (plural vocative)
samoglasniku (locative singular)
samoglasnicima (locative plural)
samoglasnikom (instrumental singular)
samoglasnicima (instrumental plural)


stearin

steàrīn (canonical masculine)
стеа̀рӣн (Cyrillic)
steàrīn (nominative singular)
stearína (genitive singular)
stearinu (dative singular)
stearin (accusative singular)
stearine (singular vocative)
stearinu (locative singular)
stearinom (instrumental singular)

From French stéarine, from Ancient Greek στέαρ (stéar, “fat”).


suglas

суглас (Cyrillic)
suglas (nominative singular)
suglasi (nominative plural)
suglasa (genitive singular)
suglasa (genitive plural)
suglasu (dative singular)
suglasima (dative plural)
suglas (accusative singular)
suglase (accusative plural)
suglasu (singular vocative)
suglasi (plural vocative)
suglasu (locative singular)
suglasima (locative plural)
suglasom (instrumental singular)
suglasima (instrumental plural)


особа

о̏соба (canonical feminine)
ȍsoba (romanization)
особа (nominative singular)
особе (nominative plural)
особе (genitive singular)
особа (genitive plural)
особи (dative singular)
особама (dative plural)
особу (accusative singular)
особе (accusative plural)
особо (singular vocative)
особе (plural vocative)
особи (locative singular)
особама (locative plural)
особом (instrumental singular)
особама (instrumental plural)


поподне

попо́дне (canonical neuter)
popódne (romanization)
поподне (nominative singular)
поподнева (nominative plural)
поподнева (genitive singular)
поподнева (genitive plural)
поподневу (dative singular)
поподневима (dative plural)
поподне (accusative singular)
поподнева (accusative plural)
поподне (singular vocative)
поподнева (plural vocative)
поподневу (locative singular)
поподневима (locative plural)
поподневом (instrumental singular)
поподневима (instrumental plural)

From по- + подне.


poslepodne

poslepódne n (Cyrillic spelling послепо́дне)

poslepódne (canonical neuter)
послепо́дне (Cyrillic)
poslepodne (nominative singular)
poslepodneva (nominative plural)
poslepodneva (genitive singular)
poslepodneva (genitive plural)
poslepodnevu (dative singular)
poslepodnevima (dative plural)
poslepodne (accusative singular)
poslepodneva (accusative plural)
poslepodne (singular vocative)
poslepodneva (plural vocative)
poslepodnevu (locative singular)
poslepodnevima (locative plural)
poslepodnevom (instrumental singular)
poslepodnevima (instrumental plural)
poslijepódne (alternative Ijekavian)


послеподне

послепо́дне n (Latin spelling poslepódne)

послепо́дне (canonical neuter)
poslepódne (romanization)
послеподне (nominative singular)
послеподнева (nominative plural)
послеподнева (genitive singular)
послеподнева (genitive plural)
послеподневу (dative singular)
послеподневима (dative plural)
послеподне (accusative singular)
послеподнева (accusative plural)
послеподне (singular vocative)
послеподнева (plural vocative)
послеподневу (locative singular)
послеподневима (locative plural)
послеподневом (instrumental singular)
послеподневима (instrumental plural)
послијепо́дне (alternative Ijekavian)


lovina

lȍvina (canonical feminine)
ло̏вина (Cyrillic)
lovina (nominative singular)
lovine (nominative plural)
lovine (genitive singular)
lovina (genitive plural)
lovini (dative singular)
lovinama (dative plural)
lovinu (accusative singular)
lovine (accusative plural)
lovino (singular vocative)
lovine (plural vocative)
lovini (locative singular)
lovinama (locative plural)
lovinom (instrumental singular)
lovinama (instrumental plural)

catch, haul (something captured or caught, especially in hunting and fishing)


кобасица

коба̀сица (canonical feminine)
kobàsica (romanization)
кобасица (nominative singular)
кобасице (nominative plural)
кобасице (genitive singular)
кобасица (genitive plural)
кобасици (dative singular)
кобасицама (dative plural)
кобасицу (accusative singular)
кобасице (accusative plural)
кобасицо (singular vocative)
кобасице (plural vocative)
кобасици (locative singular)
кобасицама (locative plural)
кобасицом (instrumental singular)
кобасицама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kъlbasa, *klobasa (Russian колбаса́ (kolbasá), Czech klobása).


kobasica

kobàsica f (Cyrillic spelling коба̀сица)

kobàsica (canonical feminine)
коба̀сица (Cyrillic)
kobasica (nominative singular)
kobasice (nominative plural)
kobasice (genitive singular)
kobasica (genitive plural)
kobasici (dative singular)
kobasicama (dative plural)
kobasicu (accusative singular)
kobasice (accusative plural)
kobasico (singular vocative)
kobasice (plural vocative)
kobasici (locative singular)
kobasicama (locative plural)
kobasicom (instrumental singular)
kobasicama (instrumental plural)


masturbacija

masturbácija f (Cyrillic spelling мастурба́ција)

masturbácija (canonical feminine)
мастурба́ција (Cyrillic)
masturbacija (nominative singular)
masturbacije (nominative plural)
masturbacije (genitive singular)
masturbacija (genitive plural)
masturbaciji (dative singular)
masturbacijama (dative plural)
masturbaciju (accusative singular)
masturbacije (accusative plural)
masturbacijo (singular vocative)
masturbacije (plural vocative)
masturbaciji (locative singular)
masturbacijama (locative plural)
masturbacijom (instrumental singular)
masturbacijama (instrumental plural)


stres

strȅs (canonical masculine)
стре̏с (Cyrillic)
strȅs (nominative singular)
strȅsovi (nominative plural)
strȅsa (genitive singular)
strȅsōvā (genitive plural)
strȅsu (dative singular)
strȅsovima (dative plural)
strȅs (accusative singular)
strȅsove (accusative plural)
strȅsu (singular vocative)
strȅsovi (plural vocative)
strȅsu (locative singular)
strȅsovima (locative plural)
strȅsom (instrumental singular)
strȅsovima (instrumental plural)


skuter

skȕter (canonical masculine)
ску̏тер (Cyrillic)
skuter (nominative singular)
skuteri (nominative plural)
skutera (genitive singular)
skutera (genitive plural)
skuteru (dative singular)
skuterima (dative plural)
skuter (accusative singular)
skutere (accusative plural)
skuteru (singular vocative)
skuteri (plural vocative)
skuteru (locative singular)
skuterima (locative plural)
skuterom (instrumental singular)
skuterima (instrumental plural)


лан

ла̏н (canonical masculine)
lȁn (romanization)
лан (nominative singular)
ланови (nominative plural)
лана (genitive singular)
ланова (genitive plural)
лану (dative singular)
лановима (dative plural)
лан (accusative singular)
ланове (accusative plural)
лану (singular vocative)
ланови (plural vocative)
лану (locative singular)
лановима (locative plural)
ланом (instrumental singular)
лановима (instrumental plural)


sipe

inflection of sipa:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


komoda

komóda (canonical feminine)
комо́да (Cyrillic)
komoda (nominative singular)
komode (nominative plural)
komode (genitive singular)
komoda (genitive plural)
komodi (dative singular)
komodama (dative plural)
komodu (accusative singular)
komode (accusative plural)
komodo (singular vocative)
komode (plural vocative)
komodi (locative singular)
komodama (locative plural)
komodom (instrumental singular)
komodama (instrumental plural)


поклон

по̀клон (canonical masculine)
pòklon (romanization)
по̀клон (nominative singular)
по̀клони (nominative plural)
по̀клона (genitive singular)
по̀кло̄на̄ (genitive plural)
по̀клону (dative singular)
по̀клонима (dative plural)
по̀клон (accusative singular)
по̀клоне (accusative plural)
по̀клоне (singular vocative)
по̀клони (plural vocative)
по̀клону (locative singular)
по̀клонима (locative plural)
по̀клоном (instrumental singular)
по̀клонима (instrumental plural)


зачетак

заче́так (canonical masculine)
začétak (romanization)
заче́так (nominative singular)
заче́(т)ци (nominative plural)
заче́тка (genitive singular)
за̀че̄та̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
зачетку (dative singular)
зачецима (dative plural)
зачетцима (dative plural)
зачетак (accusative singular)
зачетке (accusative plural)
зачетку (singular vocative)
зачеци (plural vocative)
зачетци (plural vocative)
зачетком (locative singular)
зачецима (locative plural)
зачетцима (locative plural)
зачетком (instrumental singular)
зачецима (instrumental plural)
зачетцима (instrumental plural)


извор

ѝзвор (canonical masculine)
ìzvor (romanization)
ѝзвор (nominative singular)
ѝзвори (nominative plural)
ѝзвора (genitive singular)
и̏зво̄ра̄ (genitive plural)
ѝзвору (dative singular)
ѝзворима (dative plural)
ѝзвор (accusative singular)
ѝзворе (accusative plural)
ѝзворе (singular vocative)
ѝзвори (plural vocative)
ѝзвору (locative singular)
ѝзворима (locative plural)
ѝзвором (instrumental singular)
ѝзворима (instrumental plural)


рој

ро̑ј (canonical masculine)
rȏj (romanization)
ро̑ј (nominative singular)
ро̀јеви (nominative plural)
ро̏ја (genitive singular)
ројева (genitive plural)
роју (dative singular)
ројевима (dative plural)
рој (accusative singular)
ројеве (accusative plural)
роје (singular vocative)
ројеви (plural vocative)
роју (locative singular)
ројевима (locative plural)
ројем (instrumental singular)
ројевима (instrumental plural)


стонога

сто̀нога (canonical feminine)
stònoga (romanization)
стонога (nominative singular)
стоноге (nominative plural)
стоноге (genitive singular)
стонога (genitive plural)
стонози (dative singular)
стоногама (dative plural)
стоногу (accusative singular)
стоноге (accusative plural)
стоного (singular vocative)
стоноге (plural vocative)
стонози (locative singular)
стоногама (locative plural)
стоногом (instrumental singular)
стоногама (instrumental plural)


budist

bùdist (canonical masculine)
бу̀дист (Cyrillic)
budist (nominative singular)
budisti (nominative plural)
budista (genitive singular)
budista (genitive plural)
budistu (dative singular)
budistima (dative plural)
budista (accusative singular)
budiste (accusative plural)
budiste (singular vocative)
budisti (plural vocative)
budistu (locative singular)
budistima (locative plural)
budistom (instrumental singular)
budistima (instrumental plural)
bùdhist (alternative)
bùdista (alternative Bosnian Serbian)


оток

о̀ток (canonical masculine)
òtok (romanization)
о̀ток (nominative singular)
о̀тоци (nominative plural)
о̀тока (genitive singular)
о̏то̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
о̀току (dative singular)
о̀тоцима (dative plural)
о̀ток (accusative singular)
о̀токе (accusative plural)
о̀точе (singular vocative)
о̀тоци (plural vocative)
о̀току (locative singular)
о̀тоцима (locative plural)
о̀током (instrumental singular)
о̀тоцима (instrumental plural)

From о- + ток. Compare о̏стрво (related to стру́ја).


оток

о̏то̄к (canonical masculine)
ȍtōk (romanization)
о̏то̄к (nominative singular)
о̏тоци (nominative plural)
о̏тока (genitive singular)
о̏то̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
о̏току (dative singular)
о̏тоцима (dative plural)
о̏ток (accusative singular)
о̏токе (accusative plural)
о̏точе (singular vocative)
о̏тоци (plural vocative)
о̏току (locative singular)
о̏тоцима (locative plural)
о̏током (instrumental singular)
о̏тоцима (instrumental plural)


документ

доку̀мент (canonical masculine)
dokùment (romanization)
доку̀мент (nominative singular)
документи (nominative plural)
документа (genitive singular)
доку̀мена̄та̄ (genitive plural)
документу (dative singular)
документима (dative plural)
документ (accusative singular)
документе (accusative plural)
документе (singular vocative)
документи (plural vocative)
документу (locative singular)
документима (locative plural)
документом (instrumental singular)
документима (instrumental plural)
доку̀менат (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


slak

slȃk (canonical masculine)
сла̑к (Cyrillic)
slȃk (nominative singular)
slȁkovi (nominative plural)
slaka (genitive singular)
slakova (genitive plural)
slaku (dative singular)
slakovima (dative plural)
slak (accusative singular)
slakove (accusative plural)
slače (singular vocative)
slakovi (plural vocative)
slaku (locative singular)
slakovima (locative plural)
slakom (instrumental singular)
slakovima (instrumental plural)


грч

гр̏ч (canonical masculine)
gȑč (romanization)
гр̏ч (nominative singular)
гр̀чеви (nominative plural)
грча (genitive singular)
грчева (genitive plural)
грчу (dative singular)
грчевима (dative plural)
грч (accusative singular)
грчеве (accusative plural)
грчу (singular vocative)
грчеви (plural vocative)
грчу (locative singular)
грчевима (locative plural)
грчем (instrumental singular)
грчевима (instrumental plural)


млин

мли̏н (canonical masculine)
mlȉn (romanization)
мли̏н (nominative singular)
млѝнови (nominative plural)
млина (genitive singular)
млинова (genitive plural)
млину (dative singular)
млиновима (dative plural)
млин (accusative singular)
млинове (accusative plural)
млине (singular vocative)
млинови (plural vocative)
млину (locative singular)
млиновима (locative plural)
млином (instrumental singular)
млиновима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *mъlinъ, from Old High German mulin, from Latin molīnum.


епископ

ѐпископ (canonical masculine)
èpiskop (romanization)
епископ (nominative singular)
епископи (nominative plural)
епископа (genitive singular)
епископа (genitive plural)
епископу (dative singular)
епископима (dative plural)
епископа (accusative singular)
епископе (accusative plural)
епископе (singular vocative)
епископи (plural vocative)
епископу (locative singular)
епископима (locative plural)
епископом (instrumental singular)
епископима (instrumental plural)

From Ancient Greek ἐπίσκοπος (epískopos, “overseer, supervisor”).


епископ

ѐпископ (canonical masculine)
èpiskop (romanization)
ѐпископ (nominative singular)
еписко̀пови (nominative plural)
еписко́па (genitive singular)
епископова (genitive plural)
епископу (dative singular)
епископовима (dative plural)
епископ (accusative singular)
епископове (accusative plural)
епископе (singular vocative)
епископови (plural vocative)
епископу (locative singular)
епископовима (locative plural)
епископом (instrumental singular)
епископовима (instrumental plural)

From епи- + скоп.


бискуп

би̏скуп (canonical masculine)
bȉskup (romanization)
бискуп (nominative singular)
бискупи (nominative plural)
бискупа (genitive singular)
бискупа (genitive plural)
бискупу (dative singular)
бискупима (dative plural)
бискупа (accusative singular)
бискупе (accusative plural)
бискупе (singular vocative)
бискупи (plural vocative)
бискупу (locative singular)
бискупима (locative plural)
бискупом (instrumental singular)
бискупима (instrumental plural)

From Old Church Slavonic бискоупъ (biskupŭ), from Latin episcopus (“overseer”), from Ancient Greek ἐπίσκοπος (epískopos, “overseer”), from ἐπισκοπέω (episkopéō, “I watch over”), from ἐπί (epí, “over”) + σκοπέω (skopéō, “I examine”).


košmar

kȍšmār (canonical masculine)
ко̏шма̄р (Cyrillic)
košmar (nominative singular)
košmari (nominative plural)
košmara (genitive singular)
košmara (genitive plural)
košmaru (dative singular)
košmarima (dative plural)
košmar (accusative singular)
košmare (accusative plural)
košmaru (singular vocative)
košmari (plural vocative)
košmaru (locative singular)
košmarima (locative plural)
košmarom (instrumental singular)
košmarima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from French cauchemar, from Middle French cauchemare, from Old French cauquemare.


ноћна мора

sh-noun

но̏ћна̄ мо̏ра

но̏ћна̄ мо̏ра f (Latin spelling nȍćnā mȍra)

но̏ћна̄ мо̏ра (canonical feminine)
nȍćnā mȍra (romanization)
ноћна мора (nominative singular)
ноћне море (nominative plural)
ноћне море (genitive singular)
ноћних мора (genitive plural)
ноћној мори (dative singular)
ноћним морама (dative plural)
ноћну мору (accusative singular)
ноћне море (accusative plural)
ноћна моро (singular vocative)
ноћне море (plural vocative)
ноћној мори (locative singular)
ноћним морама (locative plural)
ноћном мором (instrumental singular)
ноћнима морама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *noťьna mora.


noćna mora

sh-noun

nȍćnā mȍra f (Cyrillic spelling но̏ћна̄ мо̏ра)

nȍćnā mȍra (canonical feminine)
но̏ћна̄ мо̏ра (Cyrillic)
noćna mora (nominative singular)
noćne more (nominative plural)
noćne more (genitive singular)
noćnih mora (genitive plural)
noćnoj mori (dative singular)
noćnim morama (dative plural)
noćnu moru (accusative singular)
noćne more (accusative plural)
noćna moro (singular vocative)
noćne more (plural vocative)
noćnoj mori (locative singular)
noćnim morama (locative plural)
noćnom morom (instrumental singular)
noćnima morama (instrumental plural)


магла

ма̀гла (canonical feminine)
màgla (romanization)
магла (nominative singular)
магле (nominative plural)
магле (genitive singular)
магла (genitive plural)
магала (genitive plural)
магли (genitive plural)
магли (dative singular)
маглама (dative plural)
маглу (accusative singular)
магле (accusative plural)
магло (singular vocative)
магле (plural vocative)
магли (locative singular)
маглама (locative plural)
маглом (instrumental singular)
маглама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *mьgla, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *míglāˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *h₃migʰleh₂.


konobar

kȍnobār (canonical masculine)
ко̏ноба̄р (Cyrillic)
konobar (nominative singular)
konobari (nominative plural)
konobara (genitive singular)
konobara (genitive plural)
konobaru (dative singular)
konobarima (dative plural)
konobara (accusative singular)
konobare (accusative plural)
konobaru (singular vocative)
konobari (plural vocative)
konobaru (locative singular)
konobarima (locative plural)
konobarom (instrumental singular)
konobarima (instrumental plural)

waiter (male attendant who serves customers in a restaurant)


конобар

ко̏ноба̄р (canonical masculine)
kȍnobār (romanization)
конобар (nominative singular)
конобари (nominative plural)
конобара (genitive singular)
конобара (genitive plural)
конобару (dative singular)
конобарима (dative plural)
конобара (accusative singular)
конобаре (accusative plural)
конобару (singular vocative)
конобари (plural vocative)
конобару (locative singular)
конобарима (locative plural)
конобаром (instrumental singular)
конобарима (instrumental plural)


instrukcija

instrùkcija f (Cyrillic spelling инстру̀кција)

instrùkcija (canonical feminine)
инстру̀кција (Cyrillic)
instrukcija (nominative singular)
instrukcije (nominative plural)
instrukcije (genitive singular)
instrukcija (genitive plural)
instrukciji (dative singular)
instrukcijama (dative plural)
instrukciju (accusative singular)
instrukcije (accusative plural)
instrukcijo (singular vocative)
instrukcije (plural vocative)
instrukciji (locative singular)
instrukcijama (locative plural)
instrukcijom (instrumental singular)
instrukcijama (instrumental plural)

(usually in the plural) lesson, lecture outside regular schooling, usually paid for


ocat

òcat (canonical masculine)
о̀цат (Cyrillic)
òcat (nominative singular)
òcta (genitive singular)
octu (dative singular)
ocat (accusative singular)
octe (singular vocative)
octu (singular vocative)
octu (locative singular)
octom (instrumental singular)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *ocьtъ, from Latin acetum. Cognate with Bulgarian and Russian оцет (ocet), Czech ocet and Slovak ocot.


оцат

о̀цат (canonical masculine)
òcat (romanization)
о̀цат (nominative singular)
о̀цта (genitive singular)
оцту (dative singular)
оцат (accusative singular)
оцте (singular vocative)
оцту (singular vocative)
оцту (locative singular)
оцтом (instrumental singular)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *ocьtъ, from Latin acetum. Cognate with Bulgarian and Russian оцет (ocet), Slovene ocet, Slovak ocot.


tiganj

tìgānj (canonical masculine)
тѝга̄њ (Cyrillic)

(regional, Montenegro) frying pan, skillet


paradoks

paràdoks m (Cyrillic spelling пара̀докс)

paràdoks (canonical masculine)
пара̀докс (Cyrillic)
paradoks (nominative singular)
paradoksi (nominative plural)
paradoksa (genitive singular)
paradoksa (genitive plural)
paradoksu (dative singular)
paradoksima (dative plural)
paradoks (accusative singular)
paradokse (accusative plural)
paradoksu (singular vocative)
paradoksi (plural vocative)
paradoksu (locative singular)
paradoksima (locative plural)
paradoksom (instrumental singular)
paradoksima (instrumental plural)


робот

ро̏бот (canonical masculine)
rȍbot (romanization)
робот (nominative singular)
роботи (nominative plural)
робота (genitive singular)
робота (genitive plural)
роботу (dative singular)
роботима (dative plural)
робот (accusative singular)
роботе (accusative plural)
роботе (singular vocative)
роботи (plural vocative)
роботу (locative singular)
роботима (locative plural)
роботом (instrumental singular)
роботима (instrumental plural)

robot (mechanical or virtual, artificial agent)


жива

жи̏ва (canonical feminine)
žȉva (romanization)
жива (nominative singular)
живе (genitive singular)
живи (dative singular)
живу (accusative singular)
живо (singular vocative)
живи (locative singular)
живом (instrumental singular)

From жива, indefinite feminine form of жив (“alive, lively”). Compare Macedonian жива (živa), Slovene živo srebro and English quicksilver.


kanal

kànāl (canonical masculine)
ка̀на̄л (Cyrillic)
kànāl (nominative singular)
kanali (nominative plural)
kanála (genitive singular)
kanala (genitive plural)
kanalu (dative singular)
kanalima (dative plural)
kanal (accusative singular)
kanale (accusative plural)
kanale (singular vocative)
kanali (plural vocative)
kanalu (locative singular)
kanalima (locative plural)
kanalom (instrumental singular)
kanalima (instrumental plural)


reptil

rèptīl (canonical masculine)
рѐптӣл (Cyrillic)
rèptīl (nominative singular)
reptíli (nominative plural)
reptíla (genitive singular)
reptílā (genitive plural)
reptílu (dative singular)
reptílima (dative plural)
reptíla (accusative singular)
reptíle (accusative plural)
rȅptīle (singular vocative)
reptíli (plural vocative)
reptílu (locative singular)
reptílima (locative plural)
reptílom (instrumental singular)
reptílima (instrumental plural)


морски пас

мо̀рскӣ па̏с

мо̀рскӣ па̏с m (Latin spelling mòrskī pȁs)

мо̀рскӣ па̏с (canonical masculine)
mòrskī pȁs (romanization)


крух

кру̏х (canonical masculine)
krȕh (romanization)
кру̏х (nominative singular)
круси (nominative plural)
кру̀хови (nominative plural)
круха (genitive singular)
круха (genitive plural)
крухова (genitive plural)
круху (dative singular)
крусима (dative plural)
круховима (dative plural)
крух (accusative singular)
крухе (accusative plural)
крухове (accusative plural)
кру̏ше (singular vocative)
круси (plural vocative)
крухови (plural vocative)
круху (locative singular)
крусима (locative plural)
круховима (locative plural)
крухом (instrumental singular)
крусима (instrumental plural)
круховима (instrumental plural)


galge

gȃlge (canonical feminine plural)
га̑лге (Cyrillic)

Z tega pekla ni nazaj,
bogcu galge, grofu raj,
čerleni maj, kervavi maj.

1936, Miroslav Krleža, “Galženjačka”, in The Ballads of Petrica Kerempuh:

From this hell there is no going back:
gallows for the poor man, paradise for the Count,
a scarlet May, a bloody May.


zemja

1250, N.N, Povaljska listina

(please add an English translation of this quotation)

Dohrani na smrt na naju vinogradi i zemje.

Zašto u sve strane pozebe travica

late 15th century, Džore Držić, Radmio i Ljubmir

Kmeti su zemju kopali,
krepevali, gladovali,
ježuviti spovedali

Archaic and Chakavian form of zèmlja (“soil, earth, ground, country”)


ralo

rȁlo (canonical neuter)
ра̏ло (Cyrillic)
ralo (nominative singular)
rala (nominative plural)
rala (genitive singular)
rala (genitive plural)
ralu (dative singular)
ralima (dative plural)
ralo (accusative singular)
rala (accusative plural)
ralo (singular vocative)
rala (plural vocative)
ralu (locative singular)
ralima (locative plural)
ralom (instrumental singular)
ralima (instrumental plural)


бојазан

бо̏ја̄зан (canonical feminine)
bȍjāzan (romanization)
бојазан (nominative singular)
бојазни (nominative plural)
бојазни (genitive singular)
бојазни (genitive plural)
бојазни (dative singular)
бојазнима (dative plural)
бојазан (accusative singular)
бојазни (accusative plural)
бојазни (singular vocative)
бојазни (plural vocative)
бојазни (locative singular)
бојазнима (locative plural)
бојажњу (instrumental singular)
бојазнима (instrumental plural)

немаш разлога за бојазан

не постоји бојазан од ширења болести

there is no need to fear that the disease could spread

изразити бојазан


glagolj

glágolj (canonical masculine)
гла́гољ (Cyrillic)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *golgolъ (“speech, word”).


reč

rȇč (canonical feminine)
ре̑ч (Cyrillic)
rȇč (nominative singular)
rȇči (nominative plural)
rȇči (genitive singular)
réčī (genitive plural)
rȇči (dative singular)
réčima (dative plural)
rȇč (accusative singular)
rȇči (accusative plural)
rȇči (singular vocative)
rȇči (plural vocative)
réči (locative singular)
réčima (locative plural)
rȇčju (instrumental singular)
rȇči (instrumental singular)
réčima (instrumental plural)
rijȇč (alternative Ijekavian)
rȋč (alternative Chakavian Ikavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *rěčь (“speech”).


реч

ре̑ч (canonical feminine)
rȇč (romanization)
реч (nominative singular)
речи (nominative plural)
речи (genitive singular)
ре́чӣ (genitive plural)
речи (dative singular)
речима (dative plural)
реч (accusative singular)
речи (accusative plural)
речи (singular vocative)
речи (plural vocative)
реч (locative singular)
речима (locative plural)
речју (instrumental singular)
речи (instrumental singular)
речима (instrumental plural)
рије̑ч (alternative Ijekavian)
ри̑ч (alternative Chakavian Ikavian)


легло

ле́гло (canonical neuter)
léglo (romanization)
ле́гло (nominative singular)
легла (nominative plural)
легла (genitive singular)
ле̑га̄ла̄ (genitive plural)
ле̑гла̄ (genitive plural)
леглу (dative singular)
леглима (dative plural)
легло (accusative singular)
легла (accusative plural)
легло (singular vocative)
легла (plural vocative)
леглу (locative singular)
леглима (locative plural)
леглом (instrumental singular)
леглима (instrumental plural)


корен

ко̏ре̄н (canonical masculine)
kȍrēn (romanization)
корен (nominative singular)
корени (nominative plural)
корена (genitive singular)
корена (genitive plural)
корену (dative singular)
коренима (dative plural)
корен (accusative singular)
корене (accusative plural)
корене (singular vocative)
корени (plural vocative)
корену (locative singular)
коренима (locative plural)
кореном (instrumental singular)
коренима (instrumental plural)
ко̏рије̄н (alternative Ijekavian)


папрат

па̏пра̄т (canonical feminine)
pȁprāt (romanization)
папрат (nominative singular)
папрати (nominative plural)
папрати (genitive singular)
папрати (genitive plural)
папрати (dative singular)
папратима (dative plural)
папрат (accusative singular)
папрати (accusative plural)
папрати (singular vocative)
папрати (plural vocative)
папрати (locative singular)
папратима (locative plural)
папраћу (instrumental singular)
папратима (instrumental plural)


sijeno

sijȇno (canonical neuter)
сије̑но (Cyrillic)
sijeno (nominative singular)
sijena (nominative plural)
sijena (genitive singular)
sijena (genitive plural)
sijenu (dative singular)
sijenima (dative plural)
sijeno (accusative singular)
sijena (accusative plural)
sijeno (singular vocative)
sijena (plural vocative)
sijenu (locative singular)
sijenima (locative plural)
sijenom (instrumental singular)
sijenima (instrumental plural)
sȇno (alternative Ekavian)


deda

dȅda (canonical masculine)
де̏да (Cyrillic)
dȅda (nominative singular)
dȅde (nominative plural)
dȅdē (genitive singular)
dêdā (genitive plural)
dȅdi (dative singular)
dȅdama (dative plural)
dȅdu (accusative singular)
dȅde (accusative plural)
dȅda (singular vocative)
dȅde (plural vocative)
dȅdi (locative singular)
dȅdama (locative plural)
dȅdōm (instrumental singular)
dȅdama (instrumental plural)
dȅd (alternative Ekavian)
djȅd (alternative Ijekavian)
dȉd (alternative Ikavian)


деда

де̏да (canonical masculine)
dȅda (romanization)
де̏д (alternative Ekavian)
дје̏д (alternative Ijekavian)
ди̏д (alternative Ikavian)


živost

žȉvōst (canonical feminine)
жи̏во̄ст (Cyrillic)
žȉvōst (nominative singular)
žȉvosti (genitive singular)
živosti (dative singular)
živost (accusative singular)
živosti (singular vocative)
živosti (locative singular)
žȉvosti (instrumental singular)
žȉvošću (instrumental singular)


прут

пру̑т (canonical masculine)
prȗt (romanization)
пру̑т (nominative singular)
пру́тови (nominative plural)
пру́та (genitive singular)
прутова (genitive plural)
пруту (dative singular)
прутовима (dative plural)
прут (accusative singular)
прутове (accusative plural)
пруте (singular vocative)
прутови (plural vocative)
пруту (locative singular)
прутовима (locative plural)
прутом (instrumental singular)
прутовима (instrumental plural)


руно

ру̑но (canonical neuter)
rȗno (romanization)
руно (nominative singular)
руна (nominative plural)
руна (genitive singular)
руна (genitive plural)
руну (dative singular)
рунима (dative plural)
руно (accusative singular)
руна (accusative plural)
руно (singular vocative)
руна (plural vocative)
руну (locative singular)
рунима (locative plural)
руном (instrumental singular)
рунима (instrumental plural)


вуна

ву̏на (canonical feminine)
vȕna (romanization)
вуна (nominative singular)
вуне (nominative plural)
вуне (genitive singular)
вуна (genitive plural)
вуни (dative singular)
вунама (dative plural)
вуну (accusative singular)
вуне (accusative plural)
вуно (singular vocative)
вуне (plural vocative)
вуни (locative singular)
вунама (locative plural)
вуном (instrumental singular)
вунама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *vьlna (“wool”), from Proto-Balto-Slavic *wílˀnāˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *h₂wĺ̥h₁neh₂ (“wool”).


tijesto

tijȇsto (canonical neuter)
тије̑сто (Cyrillic)
tijesto (nominative singular)
tijesta (nominative plural)
tijesta (genitive singular)
tijesta (genitive plural)
tijestu (dative singular)
tijestima (dative plural)
tijesto (accusative singular)
tijesta (accusative plural)
tijesto (singular vocative)
tijesta (plural vocative)
tijestu (locative singular)
tijestima (locative plural)
tijestom (instrumental singular)
tijestima (instrumental plural)
tȇsto (alternative Ekavian)


vosak

vȍsak (canonical masculine)
во̏сак (Cyrillic)
vȍsak (nominative singular)
vȍskovi (nominative plural)
vȍska (genitive singular)
voskova (genitive plural)
vosku (dative singular)
voskovima (dative plural)
vosak (accusative singular)
voskove (accusative plural)
vošče (singular vocative)
vosku (singular vocative)
voskovi (plural vocative)
vosku (locative singular)
voskovima (locative plural)
voskom (instrumental singular)
voskovima (instrumental plural)


восак

во̏сак (canonical masculine)
vȍsak (romanization)
во̏сак (nominative singular)
во̏скови (nominative plural)
во̏ска (genitive singular)
воскова (genitive plural)
воску (dative singular)
восковима (dative plural)
восак (accusative singular)
воскове (accusative plural)
вошче (singular vocative)
воску (singular vocative)
воскови (plural vocative)
воску (locative singular)
восковима (locative plural)
воском (instrumental singular)
восковима (instrumental plural)


prostranstvo

sh-noun

prostránstvo n (Cyrillic spelling простра́нство)

prostránstvo (canonical neuter)
простра́нство (Cyrillic)
prostranstvo (nominative singular)
prostranstva (nominative plural)
prostranstva (genitive singular)
prostranstva (genitive plural)
prostranstvu (dative singular)
prostranstvima (dative plural)
prostranstvo (accusative singular)
prostranstva (accusative plural)
prostranstvu (singular vocative)
prostranstva (plural vocative)
prostranstvu (locative singular)
prostranstvima (locative plural)
prostranstvom (instrumental singular)
prostranstvima (instrumental plural)


бура

бу̏ра (canonical feminine)
bȕra (romanization)
бу̏ра (nominative singular)
буре (nominative plural)
буре (genitive singular)
бу̑ра̄ (genitive plural)
бури (dative singular)
бурама (dative plural)
буру (accusative singular)
буре (accusative plural)
буро (singular vocative)
буре (plural vocative)
бури (locative singular)
бурама (locative plural)
буром (instrumental singular)
бурама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *buřa, akin to Bulgarian and Russian буря (burja), Slovene burja, Slovak búrka and búrať (“to crush”). Non-Slavic cognates include Old Norse byrr (“fair wing”), Latin furo (“I rage, rave”), Sanskrit भुरति (bhurati, “stir, palpitate”).

Бура јача.

Бура слаби.

Њен долазак је изазвао буру негодовања.

Her arrival caused a lot of disapproval.

(figuratively) an event that causes much stir, passion and changes


адреналин

адрена̀лӣнскӣ

адрена̀лӣн m (Latin spelling adrenàlīn, relational adjective адрена̀лӣнскӣ)

адрена̀лӣн (canonical masculine)
adrenàlīn (romanization)
адрена̀лӣнскӣ (adjective relational)
адрена̀лӣн (nominative singular)
адренали́на (genitive singular)
адренали́ну (dative singular)
адрена̀лӣн (accusative singular)
а̏дреналӣне (singular vocative)
адренали́ну (locative singular)
адренали́ном (instrumental singular)

sh-decl-noun-unc

адренали́ном

а‧дре‧на‧лин

(biochemistry) adrenaline (epinephrine, the hormone and neurotransmitter)


адреса

адрѐса (canonical feminine)
adrèsa (romanization)
адрѐса (nominative singular)
адресе (nominative plural)
адресе (genitive singular)
адре́са̄ (genitive plural)
адреси (dative singular)
адресама (dative plural)
адресу (accusative singular)
адресе (accusative plural)
адресо (singular vocative)
адресе (plural vocative)
адреси (locative singular)
адресама (locative plural)
адресом (instrumental singular)
адресама (instrumental plural)

дати своју адресу

написати адресу

адреса стана

адреса уреда

поштанска адреса

кућна адреса

повратна адреса

пуна адреса

ИП адреса

пром(ј)ена адресе

послати/упутити на погрешну адресу

на праву адресу


аеробиологија

sh-noun

аеробиоло̀гија

аеробиоло̀гија f (Latin spelling aerobiològija)

аеробиоло̀гија (canonical feminine)
aerobiològija (romanization)
аеробиологија (nominative singular)
аеробиологије (nominative plural)
аеробиологије (genitive singular)
аеробиологија (genitive plural)
аеробиологији (dative singular)
аеробиологијама (dative plural)
аеробиологију (accusative singular)
аеробиологије (accusative plural)
аеробиологијо (singular vocative)
аеробиологије (plural vocative)
аеробиологији (locative singular)
аеробиологијама (locative plural)
аеробиологијом (instrumental singular)
аеробиологијама (instrumental plural)

(biology) aerobiology (the study of the dispersion of airborne biological materials, as pollen, spores, microorganisms, or viruses)


аеродинамика

аеродина̀мика

аеродина̀мика f (Latin spelling aerodinàmika)

аеродина̀мика (canonical feminine)
aerodinàmika (romanization)
аеродинамика (nominative singular)
аеродинамике (nominative plural)
аеродинамике (genitive singular)
аеродинамика (genitive plural)
аеродинамици (dative singular)
аеродинамикама (dative plural)
аеродинамику (accusative singular)
аеродинамике (accusative plural)
аеродинамико (singular vocative)
аеродинамике (plural vocative)
аеродинамици (locative singular)
аеродинамикама (locative plural)
аеродинамиком (instrumental singular)
аеродинамикама (instrumental plural)


аерографија

аерогра̀фија

аерогра̀фија f (Latin spelling aerogràfija)

аерогра̀фија (canonical feminine)
aerogràfija (romanization)
аерографија (nominative singular)
аерографије (genitive singular)
аерографији (dative singular)
аерографију (accusative singular)
аерографијо (singular vocative)
аерографији (locative singular)
аерографијом (instrumental singular)

sh-decl-noun-unc

аерографијом

а‧е‧ро‧гра‧фи‧ја


аерологија

sh-noun

аероло̀гија f (Latin spelling aerològija)

аероло̀гија (canonical feminine)
aerològija (romanization)
аерологија (nominative singular)
аерологије (genitive singular)
аерологији (dative singular)
аерологију (accusative singular)
аерологијо (singular vocative)
аерологији (locative singular)
аерологијом (instrumental singular)

а‧е‧ро‧ло‧ги‧ја


куп

ку̏п (canonical masculine)
kȕp (romanization)
ку̏п (nominative singular)
ку̏пови (nominative plural)
ку̀па (genitive singular)
купова (genitive plural)
купу (dative singular)
куповима (dative plural)
куп (accusative singular)
купове (accusative plural)
купе (singular vocative)
купови (plural vocative)
купу (locative singular)
куповима (locative plural)
купом (instrumental singular)
куповима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kupъ, from Proto-Indo-European *kowp-.


куп

ку̏п (canonical masculine)
kȕp (romanization)
ку̏п (nominative singular)
ку̀пови (nominative plural)
купа (genitive singular)
купова (genitive plural)
купу (dative singular)
куповима (dative plural)
куп (accusative singular)
купове (accusative plural)
купе (singular vocative)
купови (plural vocative)
купу (locative singular)
куповима (locative plural)
купом (instrumental singular)
куповима (instrumental plural)


supruga

sȕpruga (canonical feminine)
су̏пруга (Cyrillic)
supruga (nominative singular)
supruge (nominative plural)
supruge (genitive singular)
supruga (genitive plural)
supruzi (dative singular)
suprugama (dative plural)
suprugu (accusative singular)
supruge (accusative plural)
suprugo (singular vocative)
supruge (plural vocative)
supruzi (locative singular)
suprugama (locative plural)
suprugom (instrumental singular)
suprugama (instrumental plural)


викендица

вѝкендица (canonical feminine)
vìkendica (romanization)
викендица (nominative singular)
викендице (nominative plural)
викендице (genitive singular)
викендица (genitive plural)
викендици (dative singular)
викендицама (dative plural)
викендицу (accusative singular)
викендице (accusative plural)
викендицо (singular vocative)
викендице (plural vocative)
викендици (locative singular)
викендицама (locative plural)
викендицом (instrumental singular)
викендицама (instrumental plural)

From викенд + -ица.

suffix

викенд + -ица


vikendica

sh-noun

vìkendica f (Cyrillic spelling вѝкендица)

vìkendica (canonical feminine)
вѝкендица (Cyrillic)
vikendica (nominative singular)
vikendice (nominative plural)
vikendice (genitive singular)
vikendica (genitive plural)
vikendici (dative singular)
vikendicama (dative plural)
vikendicu (accusative singular)
vikendice (accusative plural)
vikendico (singular vocative)
vikendice (plural vocative)
vikendici (locative singular)
vikendicama (locative plural)
vikendicom (instrumental singular)
vikendicama (instrumental plural)


силеџија

силѐџија (canonical masculine)
silèdžija (romanization)
силеџија (nominative singular)
силеџије (nominative plural)
силеџије (genitive singular)
силеџија (genitive plural)
силеџији (dative singular)
силеџијама (dative plural)
силеџију (accusative singular)
силеџије (accusative plural)
силеџијо (singular vocative)
силеџије (plural vocative)
силеџији (locative singular)
силеџијама (locative plural)
силеџијом (instrumental singular)
силеџијама (instrumental plural)

From сила + -еџија.

suffix

сила + -еџија


кутлача

ку̀тлача (canonical feminine)
kùtlača (romanization)
ку̀тлача (nominative singular)
кутлаче (nominative plural)
кутлаче (genitive singular)
ку̏тлача̄ (genitive plural)
кутлачи (dative singular)
кутлачама (dative plural)
кутлачу (accusative singular)
кутлаче (accusative plural)
кутлачо (singular vocative)
кутлаче (plural vocative)
кутлачи (locative singular)
кутлачама (locative plural)
кутлачом (instrumental singular)
кутлачама (instrumental plural)
ку̀тљача (alternative)


kutlača

kùtlača (canonical feminine)
ку̀тлача (Cyrillic)
kùtlača (nominative singular)
kutlače (nominative plural)
kutlače (genitive singular)
kȕtlačā (genitive plural)
kutlači (dative singular)
kutlačama (dative plural)
kutlaču (accusative singular)
kutlače (accusative plural)
kutlačo (singular vocative)
kutlače (plural vocative)
kutlači (locative singular)
kutlačama (locative plural)
kutlačom (instrumental singular)
kutlačama (instrumental plural)
kùtljača (alternative)


чедо

че̏до (canonical neuter)
čȅdo (romanization)
чедо (nominative singular)
чеда (nominative plural)
чеда (genitive singular)
че̑да̄ (genitive plural)
чеду (dative singular)
чедима (dative plural)
чедо (accusative singular)
чеда (accusative plural)
чедо (singular vocative)
чеда (plural vocative)
чеду (locative singular)
чедима (locative plural)
чедом (instrumental singular)
чедима (instrumental plural)


sence

Kak bi sad štel se nasmejati,
V suncu na sence pozabit,


prijestolje

sh-noun

prijéstōlje n (Cyrillic spelling прије́сто̄ље)

prijéstōlje (canonical neuter)
прије́сто̄ље (Cyrillic)
prijestolje (nominative singular)
prijestolja (nominative plural)
prijestolja (genitive singular)
prijestolja (genitive plural)
prijestolju (dative singular)
prijestoljima (dative plural)
prijestolje (accusative singular)
prijestolja (accusative plural)
prijestolje (singular vocative)
prijestolja (plural vocative)
prijestolju (locative singular)
prijestoljima (locative plural)
prijestoljem (instrumental singular)
prijestoljima (instrumental plural)
préstōlje (alternative Ekavian)


prijevoj

prijévoj m (Cyrillic spelling прије́вој)

prijévoj (canonical masculine)
прије́вој (Cyrillic)
prijevoj (nominative singular)
prijevoji (nominative plural)
prijevoja (genitive singular)
prijevoja (genitive plural)
prijevoju (dative singular)
prijevojima (dative plural)
prijevoj (accusative singular)
prijevoje (accusative plural)
prijevoju (singular vocative)
prijevoji (plural vocative)
prijevoju (locative singular)
prijevojima (locative plural)
prijevojem (instrumental singular)
prijevojima (instrumental plural)
prévoj (alternative Ekavian)

Coined by Croatian linguist Tomislav Maretić from the verb prèviti, modeled after German the Ablaut and French apophonie.


grejpfrut

grèjpfrut m (Cyrillic spelling грѐјпфрут)

grèjpfrut (canonical masculine)
грѐјпфрут (Cyrillic)
grejpfrut (nominative singular)
grejpfruti (nominative plural)
grejpfruta (genitive singular)
grejpfruta (genitive plural)
grejpfrutu (dative singular)
grejpfrutima (dative plural)
grejpfrut (accusative singular)
grejpfrute (accusative plural)
grejpfrute (singular vocative)
grejpfruti (plural vocative)
grejpfrutu (locative singular)
grejpfrutima (locative plural)
grejpfrutom (instrumental singular)
grejpfrutima (instrumental plural)


барка

ба̑рка (canonical feminine)
bȃrka (romanization)
ба̑рка (nominative singular)
барке (nominative plural)
барке (genitive singular)
барка (genitive plural)
барки (genitive plural)
барци (dative singular)
баркама (dative plural)
барку (accusative singular)
барке (accusative plural)
барко (singular vocative)
барке (plural vocative)
барци (locative singular)
баркама (locative plural)
барком (instrumental singular)
баркама (instrumental plural)


обруч

о̏брӯч (canonical masculine)
ȍbrūč (romanization)
обруч (nominative singular)
обручи (nominative plural)
обруча (genitive singular)
обруча (genitive plural)
обручу (dative singular)
обручима (dative plural)
обруч (accusative singular)
обруче (accusative plural)
обручу (singular vocative)
обручи (plural vocative)
обручу (locative singular)
обручима (locative plural)
обручем (instrumental singular)
обручима (instrumental plural)

hoop (circular band of metal used to bind a barrel)


pametnjaković

pametnjáković m (Cyrillic spelling паметња́ковић)

pametnjáković (canonical masculine)
паметња́ковић (Cyrillic)
pametnjaković (nominative singular)
pametnjakovići (nominative plural)
pametnjakovića (genitive singular)
pametnjakovića (genitive plural)
pametnjakoviću (dative singular)
pametnjakovićima (dative plural)
pametnjakovića (accusative singular)
pametnjakoviće (accusative plural)
pametnjakoviću (singular vocative)
pametnjakovići (plural vocative)
pametnjakoviću (locative singular)
pametnjakovićima (locative plural)
pametnjakovićem (instrumental singular)
pametnjakovićima (instrumental plural)


galaktika

galàktika f (Cyrillic spelling гала̀ктика)

galàktika (canonical feminine)
гала̀ктика (Cyrillic)
galaktika (nominative singular)
galaktike (nominative plural)
galaktike (genitive singular)
galaktika (genitive plural)
galaktici (dative singular)
galaktikama (dative plural)
galaktiku (accusative singular)
galaktike (accusative plural)
galaktiko (singular vocative)
galaktike (plural vocative)
galaktici (locative singular)
galaktikama (locative plural)
galaktikom (instrumental singular)
galaktikama (instrumental plural)


autonomist

autonòmist m (Cyrillic spelling аутоно̀мист)

autonòmist (canonical masculine)
аутоно̀мист (Cyrillic)
autonomist (nominative singular)
autonomisti (nominative plural)
autonomista (genitive singular)
autonomista (genitive plural)
autonomistu (dative singular)
autonomistima (dative plural)
autonomista (accusative singular)
autonomiste (accusative plural)
autonomiste (singular vocative)
autonomisti (plural vocative)
autonomistu (locative singular)
autonomistima (locative plural)
autonomistom (instrumental singular)
autonomistima (instrumental plural)
autonòmista (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


nauka

nàuka (canonical feminine)
на̀ука (Cyrillic)
nauka (nominative singular)
nauke (nominative plural)
nauke (genitive singular)
nauka (genitive plural)
nauci (dative singular)
naukama (dative plural)
nauku (accusative singular)
nauke (accusative plural)
nauko (singular vocative)
nauke (plural vocative)
nauci (locative singular)
naukama (locative plural)
naukom (instrumental singular)
naukama (instrumental plural)

(chiefly Bosnia, Serbia, Montenegro) science


topola

topòla (canonical feminine)
топо̀ла (Cyrillic)
topòla (nominative singular)
topole (nominative plural)
topole (genitive singular)
topólā (genitive plural)
topoli (dative singular)
topolama (dative plural)
topolu (accusative singular)
topole (accusative plural)
topolo (singular vocative)
topole (plural vocative)
topoli (locative singular)
topolama (locative plural)
topolom (instrumental singular)
topolama (instrumental plural)

(regional, Bosnia, Serbia) poplar, any tree of the genus Populus


топола

топо̀ла (canonical feminine)
topòla (romanization)
топо̀ла (nominative singular)
тополе (nominative plural)
тополе (genitive singular)
топо́ла̄ (genitive plural)
тополи (dative singular)
тополама (dative plural)
тополу (accusative singular)
тополе (accusative plural)
тополо (singular vocative)
тополе (plural vocative)
тополи (locative singular)
тополама (locative plural)
тополом (instrumental singular)
тополама (instrumental plural)


doktorat

doktòrāt m (Cyrillic spelling докто̀ра̄т)

doktòrāt (canonical masculine)
докто̀ра̄т (Cyrillic)
doktòrāt (nominative singular)
doktorati (nominative plural)
doktoráta (genitive singular)
doktorata (genitive plural)
doktoratu (dative singular)
doktoratima (dative plural)
doktorat (accusative singular)
doktorate (accusative plural)
doktorate (singular vocative)
doktorati (plural vocative)
doktoratu (locative singular)
doktoratima (locative plural)
doktoratom (instrumental singular)
doktoratima (instrumental plural)


demonstrant

demònstrant, demonstrȁnt m (Cyrillic spelling демо̀нстрант, демонстра̏нт)

demònstrant (canonical)
demonstrȁnt (canonical masculine)
демо̀нстрант (Cyrillic)
демонстра̏нт (Cyrillic)
demònstrant (nominative singular)
demonstranti (nominative plural)
demonstranta (genitive singular)
demònstranātā (genitive plural)
demonstrantu (dative singular)
demonstrantima (dative plural)
demonstranta (accusative singular)
demonstrante (accusative plural)
demonstrante (singular vocative)
demonstranti (plural vocative)
demonstrantu (locative singular)
demonstrantima (locative plural)
demonstrantom (instrumental singular)
demonstrantima (instrumental plural)

demonstrator (a person involved in a public display of group opinion)


tramontana

tramòntāna f (Cyrillic spelling трамо̀нта̄на)

tramòntāna (canonical feminine)
трамо̀нта̄на (Cyrillic)
tramontana (nominative singular)
tramontane (nominative plural)
tramontane (genitive singular)
tramontana (genitive plural)
tramontani (dative singular)
tramontanama (dative plural)
tramontanu (accusative singular)
tramontane (accusative plural)
tramontano (singular vocative)
tramontane (plural vocative)
tramontani (locative singular)
tramontanama (locative plural)
tramontanom (instrumental singular)
tramontanama (instrumental plural)


устав

у̏ста̄в (canonical masculine)
ȕstāv (romanization)
устав (nominative singular)
устави (nominative plural)
устава (genitive singular)
устава (genitive plural)
уставу (dative singular)
уставима (dative plural)
устав (accusative singular)
уставе (accusative plural)
уставе (singular vocative)
устави (plural vocative)
уставу (locative singular)
уставима (locative plural)
уставом (instrumental singular)
уставима (instrumental plural)


агностицизам

агностицѝзам

агностицѝзам m (Latin spelling agnosticìzam)

агностицѝзам (canonical masculine)
agnosticìzam (romanization)
агностицизам (nominative singular)
агностицизми (nominative plural)
агностицизма (genitive singular)
агностицизама (genitive plural)
агностицизму (dative singular)
агностицизмима (dative plural)
агностицизам (accusative singular)
агностицизме (accusative plural)
агностицизме (singular vocative)
агностицизми (plural vocative)
агностицизму (locative singular)
агностицизмима (locative plural)
агностицизмом (instrumental singular)
агностицизмима (instrumental plural)


rakun

ràkūn (canonical masculine)
ра̀кӯн (Cyrillic)
ràkūn (nominative singular)
rakuni (nominative plural)
rakúna (genitive singular)
rakuna (genitive plural)
rakunu (dative singular)
rakunima (dative plural)
rakuna (accusative singular)
rakune (accusative plural)
rakune (singular vocative)
rakuni (plural vocative)
rakunu (locative singular)
rakunima (locative plural)
rakunom (instrumental singular)
rakunima (instrumental plural)

raccoon, racoon (nocturnal omnivore living in Northern America)


družina

drùžina (canonical feminine)
дру̀жина (Cyrillic)
družina (nominative singular)
družine (nominative plural)
družine (genitive singular)
družina (genitive plural)
družini (dative singular)
družinama (dative plural)
družinu (accusative singular)
družine (accusative plural)
družino (singular vocative)
družine (plural vocative)
družini (locative singular)
družinama (locative plural)
družinom (instrumental singular)
družinama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *družina (“team, company”), from *drugъ (“friend, companion”) + *-ina.


maslo

mȁslo (canonical neuter)
ма̏сло (Cyrillic)
maslo (nominative singular)
masla (nominative plural)
masla (genitive singular)
masala (genitive plural)
masla (genitive plural)
maslu (dative singular)
maslima (dative plural)
maslo (accusative singular)
masla (accusative plural)
maslo (singular vocative)
masla (plural vocative)
maslu (locative singular)
maslima (locative plural)
maslom (instrumental singular)
maslima (instrumental plural)

butter (rendered, melted or drawn), butter oil


razlika

rázlika (canonical feminine)
ра́злика (Cyrillic)
razlika (nominative singular)
razlike (nominative plural)
razlike (genitive singular)
razlika (genitive plural)
razliki (dative singular)
razlikama (dative plural)
razliku (accusative singular)
razlike (accusative plural)
razliko (singular vocative)
razlike (plural vocative)
razliki (locative singular)
razlikama (locative plural)
razlikom (instrumental singular)
razlikama (instrumental plural)

razlika između


hakim

hákim (canonical masculine)
ха́ким (Cyrillic)
hakim (nominative singular)
hakimi (nominative plural)
hakima (genitive singular)
hakima (genitive plural)
hakimu (dative singular)
hakimima (dative plural)
hakima (accusative singular)
hakime (accusative plural)
hakime (singular vocative)
hakimi (plural vocative)
hakimu (locative singular)
hakimima (locative plural)
hakimom (instrumental singular)
hakimima (instrumental plural)
hàćim (alternative)

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

bor+

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


metar

mȅtar (canonical masculine)
ме̏тар (Cyrillic)
metar (nominative singular)
metri (nominative plural)
metra (genitive singular)
metara (genitive plural)
metru (dative singular)
metrima (dative plural)
metar (accusative singular)
metre (accusative plural)
metre (singular vocative)
metri (plural vocative)
metru (locative singular)
metrima (locative plural)
metrom (instrumental singular)
metrima (instrumental plural)


kovnica

kóvnica (canonical feminine)
ко́вница (Cyrillic)
kovnica (nominative singular)
kovnice (nominative plural)
kovnice (genitive singular)
kovnica (genitive plural)
kovnici (dative singular)
kovnicama (dative plural)
kovnicu (accusative singular)
kovnice (accusative plural)
kovnice (singular vocative)
kovnico (singular vocative)
kovnice (plural vocative)
kovnici (locative singular)
kovnicama (locative plural)
kovnicom (instrumental singular)
kovnicama (instrumental plural)

mint (money-producing building or institution)


kaos

kȁos (canonical masculine)
ка̏ос (Cyrillic)
kaos (nominative singular)
kaosa (genitive singular)
kaosu (dative singular)
kaos (accusative singular)
kaose (singular vocative)
kaosu (locative singular)
kaosom (instrumental singular)
hȁos (alternative Bosnia Montenegro Serbia)

From Ancient Greek χάος (kháos, “vast chasm, void”).


prvak

pr̀vāk (canonical masculine)
пр̀ва̄к (Cyrillic)
pr̀vāk (nominative singular)
prváci (nominative plural)
prváka (genitive singular)
prvaka (genitive plural)
prvaku (dative singular)
prvacima (dative plural)
prvaka (accusative singular)
prvake (accusative plural)
pȑvāče (singular vocative)
prvaci (plural vocative)
prvaku (locative singular)
prvacima (locative plural)
prvakom (instrumental singular)
prvacima (instrumental plural)

champion (someone who has been winner in a contest)


časnik

čȃsnīk (canonical masculine)
ча̑снӣк (Cyrillic)
časnik (nominative singular)
časnici (nominative plural)
časnika (genitive singular)
časnika (genitive plural)
časniku (dative singular)
časnicima (dative plural)
časnika (accusative singular)
časnike (accusative plural)
časniče (singular vocative)
časnici (plural vocative)
časniku (locative singular)
časnicima (locative plural)
časnikom (instrumental singular)
časnicima (instrumental plural)

From čȃst. First attested in the 16th century.

(Croatia) officer (armed forces and navy)


канта

ка́нта (canonical feminine)
kánta (romanization)
ка́нта (nominative singular)
канте (nominative plural)
канте (genitive singular)
ка́нта̄ (genitive plural)
ка́нтӣ (genitive plural)
канти (dative singular)
кантама (dative plural)
канту (accusative singular)
канте (accusative plural)
канто (singular vocative)
канте (plural vocative)
канти (locative singular)
кантама (locative plural)
кантом (instrumental singular)
кантама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish چانطه (çanta, “leather bag, small suitcase”) (Turkish çanta), from Persian چنته.


кофа

ко̏фа (canonical feminine)
kȍfa (romanization)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قوغه (kova).


kofa

kȍfa (canonical feminine)
ко̏фа (Cyrillic)


apostol

àpostol (canonical masculine)
а̀постол (Cyrillic)
apostol (nominative singular)
apostoli (nominative plural)
apostola (genitive singular)
apostola (genitive plural)
apostolu (dative singular)
apostolima (dative plural)
apostola (accusative singular)
apostole (accusative plural)
apostole (singular vocative)
apostoli (plural vocative)
apostolu (locative singular)
apostolima (locative plural)
apostolom (instrumental singular)
apostolima (instrumental plural)

From Old Church Slavonic апостолъ (apostolŭ), from Ancient Greek ἀπόστολος (apóstolos, “messenger, one sent forth”).


копито

ко̀пито (canonical neuter)
kòpito (romanization)
ко̀пито (nominative singular)
копита (nominative plural)
копита (genitive singular)
ко̏пӣта̄ (genitive plural)
копиту (dative singular)
копитима (dative plural)
копито (accusative singular)
копита (accusative plural)
копито (singular vocative)
копита (plural vocative)
копиту (locative singular)
копитима (locative plural)
копитом (instrumental singular)
копитима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kopyto, from Proto-Indo-European *ḱoph₂ós.


грба

гр̏ба (canonical feminine)
gȑba (romanization)
гр̏ба (nominative singular)
гр̏бе (nominative plural)
гр̏бе (genitive singular)
гр̑ба̄ (genitive plural)
грби (dative singular)
грбама (dative plural)
грбу (accusative singular)
грбе (accusative plural)
грбо (singular vocative)
грбе (plural vocative)
грби (locative singular)
грбама (locative plural)
грбом (instrumental singular)
грбама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *gъrbъ, *gъrba.


њедра

ње̏дра (canonical neuter plural)
njȅdra (romanization)
ње̏дра (nominative plural)
ње̏да̄ра̄ (genitive plural)
њеда́ра̄ (genitive plural)
ње̏дрима (dative plural)
ње̏дра (accusative plural)
ње̏дра (plural vocative)
ње̏дрима (locative plural)
ње̏дрима (instrumental plural)
не̏дра (alternative Ekavian)

sh-decl-noun-plural

ње̏да̄ра̄ / њеда́ра̄

(plural only, language of literature) chest, bosom, breasts

(figuratively) heart, bosom (deep or inner part of something)


ноздрва

но̏здрва (canonical feminine)
nȍzdrva (romanization)
ноздрва (nominative singular)
ноздрве (nominative plural)
ноздрве (genitive singular)
ноздрва (genitive plural)
ноздрви (dative singular)
ноздрвама (dative plural)
ноздрву (accusative singular)
ноздрве (accusative plural)
ноздрво (singular vocative)
ноздрве (plural vocative)
ноздрви (locative singular)
ноздрвама (locative plural)
ноздрвом (instrumental singular)
ноздрвама (instrumental plural)


pesnica

pèsnica (canonical feminine)
пѐсница (Cyrillic)
pesnica (nominative singular)
pesnice (nominative plural)
pesnice (genitive singular)
pesnica (genitive plural)
pesnici (dative singular)
pesnicama (dative plural)
pesnicu (accusative singular)
pesnice (accusative plural)
pesnice (singular vocative)
pesnico (singular vocative)
pesnice (plural vocative)
pesnici (locative singular)
pesnicama (locative plural)
pesnicom (instrumental singular)
pesnicama (instrumental plural)


песница

пѐсница (canonical feminine)
pèsnica (romanization)
песница (nominative singular)
песнице (nominative plural)
песнице (genitive singular)
песница (genitive plural)
песници (dative singular)
песницама (dative plural)
песницу (accusative singular)
песнице (accusative plural)
песнице (singular vocative)
песницо (singular vocative)
песнице (plural vocative)
песници (locative singular)
песницама (locative plural)
песницом (instrumental singular)
песницама (instrumental plural)


bijeda

bijéda (canonical masculine)
бије́да (Cyrillic)
bijeda (nominative singular)
bijede (nominative plural)
bijede (genitive singular)
bijeda (genitive plural)
bijedi (dative singular)
bijedama (dative plural)
bijedu (accusative singular)
bijede (accusative plural)
bijedo (singular vocative)
bijede (plural vocative)
bijedi (locative singular)
bijedama (locative plural)
bijedom (instrumental singular)
bijedama (instrumental plural)
béda (alternative Ekavian)


cijena

cijéna (canonical feminine)
ције́на (Cyrillic)
cijena (nominative singular)
cijene (nominative plural)
cijene (genitive singular)
cijena (genitive plural)
cijeni (dative singular)
cijenama (dative plural)
cijenu (accusative singular)
cijene (accusative plural)
cijeno (singular vocative)
cijene (plural vocative)
cijeni (locative singular)
cijenama (locative plural)
cijenom (instrumental singular)
cijenama (instrumental plural)
céna (alternative Ekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *cěna, from Proto-Indo-European *kʷoynéh₂.


čudo

čȕdo (canonical neuter)
чу̏до (Cyrillic)
čȕdo (nominative singular)
čȕda (nominative plural)
čudèsa (nominative plural)
čȕda (genitive singular)
čȗdā (genitive plural)
čudésā (genitive plural)
čȕdu (dative singular)
čȕdima (dative plural)
čudèsima (dative plural)
čȕdo (accusative singular)
čȕda (accusative plural)
čudèsa (accusative plural)
čȕdo (singular vocative)
čȕda (plural vocative)
čudèsa (plural vocative)
čȕdu (locative singular)
čȕdima (locative plural)
čudèsima (locative plural)
čȕdom (instrumental singular)
čȕdima (instrumental plural)
čudèsima (instrumental plural)

(colloquial) thing, thingamajig, doodad (something confusing, surprising or unnameable)


глад

гла̑д (canonical feminine)
glȃd (romanization)
глад (nominative singular)
глади (nominative plural)
глади (genitive singular)
глади (genitive plural)
глади (dative singular)
гладима (dative plural)
глад (accusative singular)
глади (accusative plural)
глади (singular vocative)
глади (plural vocative)
глади (locative singular)
гладима (locative plural)
глађу (instrumental singular)
глади (instrumental singular)
гладима (instrumental plural)


мера

ме̏ра (canonical feminine)
mȅra (romanization)
ме̏ра (nominative singular)
мере (nominative plural)
мере (genitive singular)
ме̑ра̄ (genitive plural)
мери (dative singular)
мерама (dative plural)
меру (accusative singular)
мере (accusative plural)
меро (singular vocative)
мере (plural vocative)
мери (locative singular)
мерама (locative plural)
мером (instrumental singular)
мерама (instrumental plural)
мје̏ра (alternative Ijekavian)


mjera

mjȅra (canonical feminine)
мје̏ра (Cyrillic)
mjȅra (nominative singular)
mjere (nominative plural)
mjere (genitive singular)
mjȇrā (genitive plural)
mjeri (dative singular)
mjerama (dative plural)
mjeru (accusative singular)
mjere (accusative plural)
mjero (singular vocative)
mjere (plural vocative)
mjeri (locative singular)
mjerama (locative plural)
mjerom (instrumental singular)
mjerama (instrumental plural)
mȅra (alternative Ekavian)


памет

па̏ме̄т (canonical feminine)
pȁmēt (romanization)
памет (nominative singular)
памети (genitive singular)
памети (dative singular)
памет (accusative singular)
памети (singular vocative)
памети (locative singular)
памећу (instrumental singular)


мисао

ми̑сао (canonical feminine)
mȋsao (romanization)
ми̑сао (nominative singular)
ми̑сли (nominative plural)
ми̑сли (genitive singular)
ми́слӣ (genitive plural)
мисли (dative singular)
мислима (dative plural)
мисао (accusative singular)
мисли (accusative plural)
мисли (singular vocative)
мисли (plural vocative)
мисли (locative singular)
мислима (locative plural)
ми̑сли (instrumental singular)
ми̑шљу (instrumental singular)
мислима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *myslь. Related to ми̏слити (“to think”). Cognate with Russian мысль (myslʹ), Polish myśl, Macedonian мисла (misla), Bulgarian мисъл (misǎl), Slovene misel, Czech mysl.


смех

сме̑х (canonical masculine)
smȇh (romanization)
сме̑х (nominative singular)
сме̏хови (nominative plural)
смеха (genitive singular)
смехова (genitive plural)
смеху (dative singular)
смеховима (dative plural)
смех (accusative singular)
смехове (accusative plural)
смеху (singular vocative)
смеше (singular vocative)
смехови (plural vocative)
смеху (locative singular)
смеховима (locative plural)
смехом (instrumental singular)
смеховима (instrumental plural)
смије̑х (alternative Ijekavian)


sram

srȃm (canonical masculine)
сра̑м (Cyrillic)
srȃm (nominative singular)
srȁmovi (nominative plural)
srama (genitive singular)
sramova (genitive plural)
sramu (dative singular)
sramovima (dative plural)
sram (accusative singular)
sramove (accusative plural)
srame (singular vocative)
sramovi (plural vocative)
sramu (locative singular)
sramovima (locative plural)
sramom (instrumental singular)
sramovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sormъ, related to Proto-Germanic *harmaz (English harm).

shame (uncomfortable or painful feeling)


срам

сра̑м (canonical masculine)
srȃm (romanization)
сра̑м (nominative singular)
сра̏мови (nominative plural)
срама (genitive singular)
срамова (genitive plural)
сраму (dative singular)
срамовима (dative plural)
срам (accusative singular)
срамове (accusative plural)
сраме (singular vocative)
срамови (plural vocative)
сраму (locative singular)
срамовима (locative plural)
срамом (instrumental singular)
срамовима (instrumental plural)


воља

во̏ља (canonical feminine)
vȍlja (romanization)
во̏ља (nominative singular)
воље (nominative plural)
воље (genitive singular)
во̑ља̄ (genitive plural)
вољи (dative singular)
вољама (dative plural)
вољу (accusative singular)
воље (accusative plural)
вољо (singular vocative)
воље (plural vocative)
вољи (locative singular)
вољама (locative plural)
вољом (instrumental singular)
вољама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *voľà, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *wáljāˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *welh₁- (“to want”).


gnezdo

gnézdo (canonical neuter)
гне́здо (Cyrillic)
gnezdo (nominative singular)
gnezda (nominative plural)
gnezda (genitive singular)
gnezda (genitive plural)
gnezdu (dative singular)
gnezdima (dative plural)
gnezdo (accusative singular)
gnezda (accusative plural)
gnezdo (singular vocative)
gnezda (plural vocative)
gnezdu (locative singular)
gnezdima (locative plural)
gnezdom (instrumental singular)
gnezdima (instrumental plural)
gnijézdo (alternative Ijekavian)
gnízdo (alternative Ikavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *gnězdo, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *nisdá, from Proto-Indo-European *nisdós.


гнездо

гне́здо (canonical neuter)
gnézdo (romanization)
гнездо (nominative singular)
гнезда (nominative plural)
гнезда (genitive singular)
гнезда (genitive plural)
гнезду (dative singular)
гнездима (dative plural)
гнездо (accusative singular)
гнезда (accusative plural)
гнездо (singular vocative)
гнезда (plural vocative)
гнезду (locative singular)
гнездима (locative plural)
гнездом (instrumental singular)
гнездима (instrumental plural)
гнијездо (alternative Ijekavian)
гниздо (alternative Ikavian)


gnijezdo

sh-noun

gnijézdo n (Cyrillic spelling гније́здо)

gnijézdo (canonical neuter)
гније́здо (Cyrillic)
gnijezdo (nominative singular)
gnijezda (nominative plural)
gnijezda (genitive singular)
gnijezda (genitive plural)
gnijezdu (dative singular)
gnijezdima (dative plural)
gnijezdo (accusative singular)
gnijezda (accusative plural)
gnijezdo (singular vocative)
gnijezda (plural vocative)
gnijezdu (locative singular)
gnijezdima (locative plural)
gnijezdom (instrumental singular)
gnijezdima (instrumental plural)
gnézdo (alternative Ekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *gnězdo, from Proto-Indo-European *nisdós.


krletka

kr̀letka (canonical masculine)
кр̀летка (Cyrillic)
krletka (nominative singular)
krletke (nominative plural)
krletke (genitive singular)
kr̀letākā (genitive plural)
kr̀letkī (genitive plural)
krletki (dative singular)
krletkama (dative plural)
krletku (accusative singular)
krletke (accusative plural)
krletko (singular vocative)
krletke (plural vocative)
krletki (locative singular)
krletkama (locative plural)
krletkom (instrumental singular)
krletkama (instrumental plural)


крлетка

кр̀летка (canonical masculine)
kr̀letka (romanization)
крлетка (nominative singular)
крлетке (nominative plural)
крлетке (genitive singular)
кр̀лета̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
кр̀леткӣ (genitive plural)
крлетки (dative singular)
крлеткама (dative plural)
крлетку (accusative singular)
крлетке (accusative plural)
крлетко (singular vocative)
крлетке (plural vocative)
крлетки (locative singular)
крлеткама (locative plural)
крлетком (instrumental singular)
крлеткама (instrumental plural)


котао

ко̀тао (canonical masculine)
kòtao (romanization)
котао (nominative singular)
котлови (nominative plural)
котла (genitive singular)
котлова (genitive plural)
котлу (dative singular)
котловима (dative plural)
котао (accusative singular)
котлове (accusative plural)
котле (singular vocative)
котлови (plural vocative)
котлу (locative singular)
котловима (locative plural)
котлом (instrumental singular)
котловима (instrumental plural)

Slavomolisano: kota

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kotьlъ, from Gothic 𐌺𐌰𐍄𐌹𐌻𐍃 (katils), from Latin catillus.


угао

у̏гао (canonical masculine)
ȕgao (romanization)
у̏гао (nominative singular)
у̏глови (nominative plural)
у̏гла (genitive singular)
углова (genitive plural)
углу (dative singular)
угловима (dative plural)
угао (accusative singular)
углове (accusative plural)
угле (singular vocative)
углови (plural vocative)
углу (locative singular)
угловима (locative plural)
углом (instrumental singular)
угловима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *ǫgъlъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *ángulas, from Proto-Indo-European *h₂éngulos, from *h₂eng- (“corner”).


sveća

svéća (canonical feminine)
све́ћа (Cyrillic)
sveća (nominative singular)
sveće (nominative plural)
sveće (genitive singular)
sveća (genitive plural)
sveći (dative singular)
svećama (dative plural)
sveću (accusative singular)
sveće (accusative plural)
svećo (singular vocative)
sveće (plural vocative)
sveći (locative singular)
svećama (locative plural)
svećom (instrumental singular)
svećama (instrumental plural)
svijéća (alternative Ijekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *svěťa (“candle”), from *světъ (“light”) + *-ja.


svijeća

svijéća (canonical feminine)
свије́ћа (Cyrillic)
svijeća (nominative singular)
svijeće (nominative plural)
svijeće (genitive singular)
svijeća (genitive plural)
svijeći (dative singular)
svijećama (dative plural)
svijeću (accusative singular)
svijeće (accusative plural)
svijećo (singular vocative)
svijeće (plural vocative)
svijeći (locative singular)
svijećama (locative plural)
svijećom (instrumental singular)
svijećama (instrumental plural)
svéća (alternative Ekavian)


свећа

све́ћа (canonical feminine)
svéća (romanization)
свећа (nominative singular)
свеће (nominative plural)
свеће (genitive singular)
свећа (genitive plural)
свећи (dative singular)
свећама (dative plural)
свећу (accusative singular)
свеће (accusative plural)
свећо (singular vocative)
свеће (plural vocative)
свећи (locative singular)
свећама (locative plural)
свећом (instrumental singular)
свећама (instrumental plural)
свије́ћа (alternative Ijekavian)


tlo

tlȍ (canonical neuter)
тло̏ (Cyrillic)
tlȍ (nominative singular)
tlȁ (nominative plural)
tlȁ (genitive singular)
tálā (genitive plural)
tlu (dative singular)
tlȉma (dative plural)
tlȍ (accusative singular)
tlȁ (accusative plural)
tlȍ (singular vocative)
tlȁ (plural vocative)
tlu (locative singular)
tlȉma (locative plural)
tlom (instrumental singular)
tlȉma (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *tьlo, whence also Ukrainian тло (tlo), Slovene tla (“floor”). Non-Slavic cognates include Latin tellūs (“the Earth”), Sanskrit तल (tala, “surface”), Old Irish talam (“earth”).


тло

тло̏ (canonical neuter)
tlȍ (romanization)
тло̏ (nominative singular)
тла̏ (nominative plural)
тла̏ (genitive singular)
та́ла̄ (genitive plural)
тлу (dative singular)
тли̏ма (dative plural)
тло̏ (accusative singular)
тла̏ (accusative plural)
тло̏ (singular vocative)
тла̏ (plural vocative)
тлу (locative singular)
тли̏ма (locative plural)
тлом (instrumental singular)
тли̏ма (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *tьlo, whence also Macedonian тло (tlo), Russian тло (tlo), Slovene tla (“floor”). Non-Slavic cognates include Latin tellūs (“the Earth”), Sanskrit तल (tala, “surface”), Old Irish talam (“earth”).


kraljevina

sh-noun

králjevina f (Cyrillic spelling кра́љевина)

králjevina (canonical feminine)
кра́љевина (Cyrillic)
kraljevina (nominative singular)
kraljevine (nominative plural)
kraljevine (genitive singular)
kraljevina (genitive plural)
kraljevini (dative singular)
kraljevinama (dative plural)
kraljevinu (accusative singular)
kraljevine (accusative plural)
kraljevino (singular vocative)
kraljevine (plural vocative)
kraljevini (locative singular)
kraljevinama (locative plural)
kraljevinom (instrumental singular)
kraljevinama (instrumental plural)


лингвистика

лингвѝстика f (Latin spelling lingvìstika)

лингвѝстика (canonical feminine)
lingvìstika (romanization)
лингвистика (nominative singular)
лингвистике (genitive singular)
лингвистици (dative singular)
лингвистику (accusative singular)
лингвистико (singular vocative)
лингвистици (locative singular)
лингвистиком (instrumental singular)

sh-decl-noun-unc

лингвистиком

лин‧гви‧сти‧ка


kopno

kȍpno (canonical neuter)
ко̏пно (Cyrillic)
kopno (nominative singular)
kopna (nominative plural)
kopna (genitive singular)
kopana (genitive plural)
kopnu (dative singular)
kopnima (dative plural)
kopno (accusative singular)
kopna (accusative plural)
kopno (singular vocative)
kopna (plural vocative)
kopnu (locative singular)
kopnima (locative plural)
kopnom (instrumental singular)
kopnima (instrumental plural)


somar

somár (canonical masculine)
сома́р (Cyrillic)


obleka

oblèka (canonical feminine)
облѐка (Cyrillic)


vrednost

sh-noun

vrédnōst f (Cyrillic spelling вре́дно̄ст)

vrédnōst (canonical feminine)
вре́дно̄ст (Cyrillic)
vrednost (nominative singular)
vrednosti (nominative plural)
vrednosti (genitive singular)
vrednosti (genitive plural)
vrednosti (dative singular)
vrednostima (dative plural)
vrednost (accusative singular)
vrednosti (accusative plural)
vrednosti (singular vocative)
vrednosti (plural vocative)
vrednosti (locative singular)
vrednostima (locative plural)
vrednošću (instrumental singular)
vrednosti (instrumental singular)
vrednostima (instrumental plural)
vrijédnōst (alternative Ijekavian)
vridnost (alternative Ikavian)


kaplja

kȁplja (canonical masculine)
ка̏пља (Cyrillic)


križanje

krížānje n (Cyrillic spelling кри́жа̄ње)

krížānje (canonical neuter)
кри́жа̄ње (Cyrillic)
križanje (nominative singular)
križanja (nominative plural)
križanja (genitive singular)
križanja (genitive plural)
križanju (dative singular)
križanjima (dative plural)
križanje (accusative singular)
križanja (accusative plural)
križanje (singular vocative)
križanja (plural vocative)
križanju (locative singular)
križanjima (locative plural)
križanjem (instrumental singular)
križanjima (instrumental plural)


šahovnica

šahóvnica f (Cyrillic spelling шахо́вница)

šahóvnica (canonical feminine)
шахо́вница (Cyrillic)

chessboard (square board used in the game of chess)


okarina

okarína (canonical feminine)
окари́на (Cyrillic)
okarina (nominative singular)
okarine (nominative plural)
okarine (genitive singular)
okarina (genitive plural)
okarini (dative singular)
okarinama (dative plural)
okarinu (accusative singular)
okarine (accusative plural)
okarino (singular vocative)
okarine (plural vocative)
okarini (locative singular)
okarinama (locative plural)
okarinom (instrumental singular)
okarinama (instrumental plural)


klip

klȋp (canonical masculine)
кли̑п (Cyrillic)
klȋp (nominative singular)
klȉpovi (nominative plural)
klipa (genitive singular)
klipova (genitive plural)
klipu (dative singular)
klipovima (dative plural)
klip (accusative singular)
klipove (accusative plural)
klipe (singular vocative)
klipovi (plural vocative)
klipu (locative singular)
klipovima (locative plural)
klipom (instrumental singular)
klipovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *klipъ, perhaps ultimately related to Proto-Indo-European *gleyH- (“to stick, adhere”).

der

klip kukuruza


foka

fȍka (canonical feminine)
фо̏ка (Cyrillic)
fȍka (nominative singular)
foke (nominative plural)
foke (genitive singular)
fȏkā (genitive plural)
foki (dative singular)
fokama (dative plural)
foku (accusative singular)
foke (accusative plural)
foko (singular vocative)
foke (plural vocative)
foki (locative singular)
fokama (locative plural)
fokom (instrumental singular)
fokama (instrumental plural)

(Bosnia, Serbia, Montenegro) seal (pinniped)


masakr

masàkr (canonical masculine)
маса̀кр (Cyrillic)
masàkr (nominative singular)
masàkri (nominative plural)
masàkra (genitive singular)
masákrā (genitive plural)
masàkārā (genitive plural)
masàkru (dative singular)
masàkrima (dative plural)
masàkr (accusative singular)
masàkre (accusative plural)
masàkre (singular vocative)
masàkri (plural vocative)
masàkru (locative singular)
masàkrima (locative plural)
masàkrom (instrumental singular)
masàkrima (instrumental plural)


šaka

sh-noun

šȁka f (Cyrillic spelling ша̏ка, augmentative šačetina)

šȁka (canonical feminine)
ша̏ка (Cyrillic)
šačetina (augmentative)
šȁka (nominative singular)
šake (nominative plural)
šake (genitive singular)
šȃkā (genitive plural)
šȁci (dative singular)
šakama (dative plural)
šaku (accusative singular)
šake (accusative plural)
šako (singular vocative)
šake (plural vocative)
šȁci (locative singular)
šakama (locative plural)
šakom (instrumental singular)
šakama (instrumental plural)

Deverbal of Proto-Slavic *čakati (“to hold, to grab”).


depresija

sh-noun

deprèsija f (Cyrillic spelling депрѐсија)

deprèsija (canonical feminine)
депрѐсија (Cyrillic)
depresija (nominative singular)
depresije (nominative plural)
depresije (genitive singular)
depresija (genitive plural)
depresiji (dative singular)
depresijama (dative plural)
depresiju (accusative singular)
depresije (accusative plural)
depresijo (singular vocative)
depresije (plural vocative)
depresiji (locative singular)
depresijama (locative plural)
depresijom (instrumental singular)
depresijama (instrumental plural)


prestiž

prȅstīž (canonical masculine)
пре̏стӣж (Cyrillic)
prestiž (nominative singular)
prestiži (nominative plural)
prestiža (genitive singular)
prestiža (genitive plural)
prestižu (dative singular)
prestižima (dative plural)
prestiž (accusative singular)
prestiže (accusative plural)
prestižu (singular vocative)
prestiži (plural vocative)
prestižu (locative singular)
prestižima (locative plural)
prestižem (instrumental singular)
prestižima (instrumental plural)


maslinjak

màslinjāk m (Cyrillic spelling ма̀слиња̄к)

màslinjāk (canonical masculine)
ма̀слиња̄к (Cyrillic)
màslinjāk (nominative singular)
maslinjaci (nominative plural)
maslinjaka (genitive singular)
maslinjaka (genitive plural)
maslinjaku (dative singular)
maslinjacima (dative plural)
maslinjak (accusative singular)
maslinjake (accusative plural)
mȁslinjāče (singular vocative)
maslinjaci (plural vocative)
maslinjaku (locative singular)
maslinjacima (locative plural)
maslinjakom (instrumental singular)
maslinjacima (instrumental plural)


маслињак

ма̀слиња̄к (canonical masculine)
màslinjāk (romanization)
ма̀слиња̄к (nominative singular)
маслињаци (nominative plural)
маслињака (genitive singular)
маслињака (genitive plural)
маслињаку (dative singular)
маслињацима (dative plural)
маслињак (accusative singular)
маслињаке (accusative plural)
ма̏слиња̄че (singular vocative)
маслињаци (plural vocative)
маслињаку (locative singular)
маслињацима (locative plural)
маслињаком (instrumental singular)
маслињацима (instrumental plural)


maslinik

màslinīk m (Cyrillic spelling ма̀слинӣк)

màslinīk (canonical masculine)
ма̀слинӣк (Cyrillic)
màslinīk (nominative singular)
maslinici (nominative plural)
maslinika (genitive singular)
maslinika (genitive plural)
masliniku (dative singular)
maslinicima (dative plural)
maslinik (accusative singular)
maslinike (accusative plural)
mȁslinīče (singular vocative)
maslinici (plural vocative)
masliniku (locative singular)
maslinicima (locative plural)
maslinikom (instrumental singular)
maslinicima (instrumental plural)


маслиник

ма̀слинӣк (canonical masculine)
màslinīk (romanization)
ма̀слинӣк (nominative singular)
маслиници (nominative plural)
маслиника (genitive singular)
маслиника (genitive plural)
маслинику (dative singular)
маслиницима (dative plural)
маслиник (accusative singular)
маслинике (accusative plural)
ма̏слинӣче (singular vocative)
маслиници (plural vocative)
маслинику (locative singular)
маслиницима (locative plural)
маслиником (instrumental singular)
маслиницима (instrumental plural)


maslinovina

màslinovina f (Cyrillic spelling ма̀слиновина)

màslinovina (canonical feminine)
ма̀слиновина (Cyrillic)
maslinovina (nominative singular)
maslinovine (nominative plural)
maslinovine (genitive singular)
maslinovina (genitive plural)
maslinovini (dative singular)
maslinovinama (dative plural)
maslinovinu (accusative singular)
maslinovine (accusative plural)
maslinovino (singular vocative)
maslinovine (plural vocative)
maslinovini (locative singular)
maslinovinama (locative plural)
maslinovinom (instrumental singular)
maslinovinama (instrumental plural)


svetlokaz

svetlokaz m (Cyrillic spelling светлоказ)