sjena

sjȅna (canonical feminine)
сје̏на (Cyrillic)
sjȅna (nominative singular)
sjene (nominative plural)
sjene (genitive singular)
sjȇnā (genitive plural)
sjeni (dative singular)
sjenama (dative plural)
sjenu (accusative singular)
sjene (accusative plural)
sjeno (singular vocative)
sjene (plural vocative)
sjeni (locative singular)
sjenama (locative plural)
sjenom (instrumental singular)
sjenama (instrumental plural)
sȅna (alternative Ekavian)
sina (alternative Chakavian Ikavian)

Tamo gdje je svjetlo, mora postojati sjena, a gdje je sjena mora biti svjetlo

Where light is, there must be a shadow, and where the shadow is, must be light.

Nikoga nema u praznom gradu
Ulice moje korake kradu
I ja kao sjena sad lutam.

1982, Jadranka Stojaković, “Sve smo mogli mi”:

Nobody is around in the empty city
the streets steal my paces
and I am strolling like a ghost.


vikend

vìkend (canonical masculine)
вѝкенд (Cyrillic)
vikend (nominative singular)
vikendi (nominative plural)
vikenda (genitive singular)
vikenda (genitive plural)
vikendu (dative singular)
vikendima (dative plural)
vikend (accusative singular)
vikende (accusative plural)
vikende (singular vocative)
vikendi (plural vocative)
vikendu (locative singular)
vikendima (locative plural)
vikendom (instrumental singular)
vikendima (instrumental plural)


muzej

mùzēj (canonical masculine)
му̀зе̄ј (Cyrillic)
mùzej (nominative singular)
muzeji (nominative plural)
muzèja (genitive singular)
muzeja (genitive plural)
muzeju (dative singular)
muzejima (dative plural)
muzej (accusative singular)
muzeje (accusative plural)
muzeju (singular vocative)
muzeji (plural vocative)
muzeju (locative singular)
muzejima (locative plural)
muzejom (instrumental singular)
muzejima (instrumental plural)

From Latin mūsēum (“library, study”), from Ancient Greek Μουσεῖον (Mouseîon), shrine of the Muses (Μοῦσα (Moûsa)).


glazba

glàzba (canonical feminine)
гла̀зба (Cyrillic)
glàzba (nominative singular)
glàzbe (nominative plural)
glàzbē (genitive singular)
glázbā (genitive plural)
glázbī (genitive plural)
glàzbi (dative singular)
glàzbama (dative plural)
glàzbu (accusative singular)
glàzbe (accusative plural)
glàzbo (singular vocative)
glàzbe (plural vocative)
glàzbi (locative singular)
glàzbama (locative plural)
glàzbōm (instrumental singular)
glàzbama (instrumental plural)

From glȃs + -ba.
Coined by Croatian linguist Bogoslav Šulek.


muzika

mùzika (canonical feminine)
му̀зика (Cyrillic)
mùzika (nominative singular)
mùzike (nominative plural)
mùzikē (genitive singular)
mùzīkā (genitive plural)
mùzici (dative singular)
mùzikama (dative plural)
mùziku (accusative singular)
mùzike (accusative plural)
mùziko (singular vocative)
mùzike (plural vocative)
mùzici (locative singular)
mùzikama (locative plural)
mùzikōm (instrumental singular)
mùzikama (instrumental plural)

From Latin mūsica, probably via Italian or German.


melodija

sh-noun

mèlōdija f (Cyrillic spelling мѐло̄дија)

mèlōdija (canonical feminine)
мѐло̄дија (Cyrillic)
melodija (nominative singular)
melodije (nominative plural)
melodije (genitive singular)
melodija (genitive plural)
melodiji (dative singular)
melodijama (dative plural)
melodiju (accusative singular)
melodije (accusative plural)
melodijo (singular vocative)
melodije (plural vocative)
melodiji (locative singular)
melodijama (locative plural)
melodijom (instrumental singular)
melodijama (instrumental plural)

From Latin melodia, from Ancient Greek μελῳδία (melōidía, “singing, chanting”), from μέλος (mélos, “musical phrase”) + ἀοιδή (aoidḗ, “song”), contracted form ᾠδή (ōidḗ).


arija

ȃrija (canonical feminine)
а̑рија (Cyrillic)
arija (nominative singular)
arije (nominative plural)
arije (genitive singular)
arija (genitive plural)
ariji (dative singular)
arijama (dative plural)
ariju (accusative singular)
arije (accusative plural)
arijo (singular vocative)
arije (plural vocative)
ariji (locative singular)
arijama (locative plural)
arijom (instrumental singular)
arijama (instrumental plural)


džez

džȅz (canonical masculine)
џе̏з (Cyrillic)
džez (nominative singular)
džezovi (nominative plural)
džeza (genitive singular)
džezova (genitive plural)
džezu (dative singular)
džezovima (dative plural)
džez (accusative singular)
džezove (accusative plural)
džezu (singular vocative)
džezovi (plural vocative)
džezu (locative singular)
džezovima (locative plural)
džezom (instrumental singular)
džezovima (instrumental plural)


privilegija

sh-noun

privilȇgija f (Cyrillic spelling привиле̑гија)

privilȇgija (canonical feminine)
привиле̑гија (Cyrillic)
privilegija (nominative singular)
privilegije (nominative plural)
privilegije (genitive singular)
privilegija (genitive plural)
privilegiji (dative singular)
privilegijama (dative plural)
privilegiju (accusative singular)
privilegije (accusative plural)
privilegijo (singular vocative)
privilegije (plural vocative)
privilegiji (locative singular)
privilegijama (locative plural)
privilegijom (instrumental singular)
privilegijama (instrumental plural)
privìlēgīj (alternative)


privilegij

privilȇgīj m (Cyrillic spelling привиле̑гӣј)

privilȇgīj (canonical masculine)
привиле̑гӣј (Cyrillic)
privilegij (nominative singular)
privilegiji (nominative plural)
privilegija (genitive singular)
privilegija (genitive plural)
privilegiju (dative singular)
privilegijima (dative plural)
privilegij (accusative singular)
privilegije (accusative plural)
privilegiju (singular vocative)
privilegiji (plural vocative)
privilegiju (locative singular)
privilegijima (locative plural)
privilegijem (instrumental singular)
privilegijima (instrumental plural)
privilȇgija (alternative)


klor

klȏr (canonical masculine)
кло̑р (Cyrillic)
klor (nominative singular)
klorovi (nominative plural)
klora (genitive singular)
klorova (genitive plural)
kloru (dative singular)
klorovima (dative plural)
klor (accusative singular)
klorove (accusative plural)
klore (singular vocative)
klorovi (plural vocative)
kloru (locative singular)
klorovima (locative plural)
klorom (instrumental singular)
klorovima (instrumental plural)
hlȏr (alternative Bosnia Montenegro Serbia)

From Ancient Greek χλωρός (khlōrós, “light green, yellowish green, yellow”).


sumpor

sȗmpor (canonical masculine)
су̑мпор (Cyrillic)
sumpor (nominative singular)
sumpora (genitive singular)
sumporu (dative singular)
sumpor (accusative singular)
sumpore (singular vocative)
sumporu (locative singular)
sumporom (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Latin sulpur, sulphur, sulfur.


silicij

sìlīcīj (canonical masculine)
сѝлӣцӣј (Cyrillic)
silicij (nominative singular)
siliciji (nominative plural)
silicija (genitive singular)
silicija (genitive plural)
siliciju (dative singular)
silicijima (dative plural)
silicij (accusative singular)
silicije (accusative plural)
siliciju (singular vocative)
siliciji (plural vocative)
siliciju (locative singular)
silicijima (locative plural)
silicijem (instrumental singular)
silicijima (instrumental plural)
silicijum (alternative)


aluminij

sh-noun

alùmīnij m (Cyrillic spelling алу̀мӣниј, relational adjective alùmīnījskī)

alùmīnij (canonical masculine)
алу̀мӣниј (Cyrillic)
alùmīnījskī (adjective relational)
aluminij (nominative singular)
aluminija (genitive singular)
aluminiju (dative singular)
aluminij (accusative singular)
aluminiju (singular vocative)
aluminiju (locative singular)
aluminijem (instrumental singular)
alùmīnijum (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


magnezij

màgnēzij m (Cyrillic spelling ма̀гне̄зиј)

màgnēzij (canonical masculine)
ма̀гне̄зиј (Cyrillic)
magnezij (nominative singular)
magneziji (nominative plural)
magnezija (genitive singular)
magnezija (genitive plural)
magneziju (dative singular)
magnezijima (dative plural)
magnezij (accusative singular)
magnezije (accusative plural)
magneziju (singular vocative)
magneziji (plural vocative)
magneziju (locative singular)
magnezijima (locative plural)
magnezijem (instrumental singular)
magnezijima (instrumental plural)


natrij

nȃtrīj (canonical masculine)
на̑трӣј (Cyrillic)
nȃtrīj (nominative singular)
natriji (nominative plural)
natrija (genitive singular)
natrija (genitive plural)
natriju (dative singular)
natrijima (dative plural)
natrij (accusative singular)
natrije (accusative plural)
natriju (singular vocative)
natriji (plural vocative)
natriju (locative singular)
natrijima (locative plural)
natrijem (instrumental singular)
natrijima (instrumental plural)
natrijum (alternative Montenegro Serbia)


kisik

kìsīk (canonical masculine)
кѝсӣк (Cyrillic)
kìsīk (nominative singular)
kisici (nominative plural)
kisíka (genitive singular)
kisika (genitive plural)
kisiku (dative singular)
kisicima (dative plural)
kìsik (accusative singular)
kisike (accusative plural)
kisiče (singular vocative)
kisici (plural vocative)
kisiku (locative singular)
kisicima (locative plural)
kisikom (instrumental singular)
kisicima (instrumental plural)
kiseònīk (alternative Montenegro Serbia)

Coined by Bogoslav Šulek in the 19th century from the root of kȉseo and after the Czech kyslík.


kalcij

калциј (Cyrillic)
kalcij (nominative singular)
kalciji (nominative plural)
kalcija (genitive singular)
kalcija (genitive plural)
kalciju (dative singular)
kalcijima (dative plural)
kalcij (accusative singular)
kalcije (accusative plural)
kalciju (singular vocative)
kalciji (plural vocative)
kalciju (locative singular)
kalcijima (locative plural)
kalcijem (instrumental singular)
kalcijima (instrumental plural)


skandij

скандиј (Cyrillic)
skandij (nominative singular)
skandiji (nominative plural)
skandija (genitive singular)
skandija (genitive plural)
skandiju (dative singular)
skandijima (dative plural)
skandij (accusative singular)
skandije (accusative plural)
skandiju (singular vocative)
skandiji (plural vocative)
skandiju (locative singular)
skandijima (locative plural)
skandijem (instrumental singular)
skandijima (instrumental plural)
skandijum (alternative)


titanij

tìtānīj (canonical masculine)
тѝта̄нӣј (Cyrillic)
titanij (nominative singular)
titanija (genitive singular)
titaniju (dative singular)
titanij (accusative singular)
titaniju (singular vocative)
titaniju (locative singular)
titanijem (instrumental singular)


konflikt

kònflikt m (Cyrillic spelling ко̀нфликт)

kònflikt (canonical masculine)
ко̀нфликт (Cyrillic)
konflikt (nominative singular)
konflikti (nominative plural)
konflikta (genitive singular)
kònflikātā (genitive plural)
konfliktu (dative singular)
konfliktima (dative plural)
konflikt (accusative singular)
konflikte (accusative plural)
konflikte (singular vocative)
konflikti (plural vocative)
konfliktu (locative singular)
konfliktima (locative plural)
konfliktom (instrumental singular)
konfliktima (instrumental plural)


tiranija

tirànija f (Cyrillic spelling тира̀нија)

tirànija (canonical feminine)
тира̀нија (Cyrillic)
tiranija (nominative singular)
tiranije (nominative plural)
tiranije (genitive singular)
tiranija (genitive plural)
tiraniji (dative singular)
tiranijama (dative plural)
tiraniju (accusative singular)
tiranije (accusative plural)
tiranijo (singular vocative)
tiranije (plural vocative)
tiraniji (locative singular)
tiranijama (locative plural)
tiranijom (instrumental singular)
tiranijama (instrumental plural)


krajina

krȁjina (canonical feminine)
кра̏јина (Cyrillic)
krajina (nominative singular)
krajine (nominative plural)
krajine (genitive singular)
krajina (genitive plural)
krajini (dative singular)
krajinama (dative plural)
krajinu (accusative singular)
krajine (accusative plural)
krajino (singular vocative)
krajine (plural vocative)
krajini (locative singular)
krajinama (locative plural)
krajinom (instrumental singular)
krajinama (instrumental plural)

→ Albanian: krahinë


пуп

пу̏п (canonical masculine)
pȕp (romanization)
пу̏п (nominative singular)
пу̀пови (nominative plural)
пупа (genitive singular)
пупова (genitive plural)
пупу (dative singular)
пуповима (dative plural)
пуп (accusative singular)
пупове (accusative plural)
пупе (singular vocative)
пупови (plural vocative)
пупу (locative singular)
пуповима (locative plural)
пупом (instrumental singular)
пуповима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pǫpъ (Russian пуп (pup), Polish pęp).


брдо

бр̏до (canonical neuter)
bȑdo (romanization)
бр̏до (nominative singular)
брда (nominative plural)
бр̏да (genitive singular)
бр̑да̄ (genitive plural)
брду (dative singular)
брдима (dative plural)
брдо (accusative singular)
брда (accusative plural)
брдо (singular vocative)
брда (plural vocative)
брду (locative singular)
брдима (locative plural)
брдом (instrumental singular)
брдима (instrumental plural)


brdo

bȑdo (canonical neuter)
бр̏до (Cyrillic)
bȑdo (nominative singular)
brda (nominative plural)
bȑda (genitive singular)
bȓdā (genitive plural)
brdu (dative singular)
brdima (dative plural)
brdo (accusative singular)
brda (accusative plural)
brdo (singular vocative)
brda (plural vocative)
brdu (locative singular)
brdima (locative plural)
brdom (instrumental singular)
brdima (instrumental plural)

uspon na Sveto brdo


кварк

ква̏рк (canonical masculine)
kvȁrk (romanization)
кварк (nominative singular)
кваркови (nominative plural)
кварка (genitive singular)
кваркова (genitive plural)
кварку (dative singular)
кварковима (dative plural)
кварк (accusative singular)
кваркове (accusative plural)
кварче (singular vocative)
кваркови (plural vocative)
кварку (locative singular)
кварковима (locative plural)
кварком (instrumental singular)
кварковима (instrumental plural)


тиранија

тира̀нија (canonical feminine)
tirànija (romanization)
тиранија (nominative singular)
тираније (nominative plural)
тираније (genitive singular)
тиранија (genitive plural)
тиранији (dative singular)
тиранијама (dative plural)
тиранију (accusative singular)
тираније (accusative plural)
тиранијо (singular vocative)
тираније (plural vocative)
тиранији (locative singular)
тиранијама (locative plural)
тиранијом (instrumental singular)
тиранијама (instrumental plural)


конфликт

ко̀нфликт (canonical masculine)
kònflikt (romanization)
конфликт (nominative singular)
конфликти (nominative plural)
конфликта (genitive singular)
ко̀нфлика̄та̄ (genitive plural)
конфликту (dative singular)
конфликтима (dative plural)
конфликт (accusative singular)
конфликте (accusative plural)
конфликте (singular vocative)
конфликти (plural vocative)
конфликту (locative singular)
конфликтима (locative plural)
конфликтом (instrumental singular)
конфликтима (instrumental plural)


џез

џе̏з (canonical masculine)
džȅz (romanization)
џез (nominative singular)
џезови (nominative plural)
џеза (genitive singular)
џезова (genitive plural)
џезу (dative singular)
џезовима (dative plural)
џез (accusative singular)
џезове (accusative plural)
џезу (singular vocative)
џезови (plural vocative)
џезу (locative singular)
џезовима (locative plural)
џезом (instrumental singular)
џезовима (instrumental plural)


проблем

про̀бле̄м (canonical masculine)
pròblēm (romanization)
проблем (nominative singular)
проблеми (nominative plural)
проблема (genitive singular)
проблема (genitive plural)
проблему (dative singular)
проблемима (dative plural)
проблем (accusative singular)
проблеме (accusative plural)
проблеме (singular vocative)
проблеми (plural vocative)
проблему (locative singular)
проблемима (locative plural)
проблемом (instrumental singular)
проблемима (instrumental plural)


привилегија

привиле̑гија

привиле̑гија f (Latin spelling privilȇgija)

привиле̑гија (canonical feminine)
privilȇgija (romanization)
привилегија (nominative singular)
привилегије (nominative plural)
привилегије (genitive singular)
привилегија (genitive plural)
привилегији (dative singular)
привилегијама (dative plural)
привилегију (accusative singular)
привилегије (accusative plural)
привилегијо (singular vocative)
привилегије (plural vocative)
привилегији (locative singular)
привилегијама (locative plural)
привилегијом (instrumental singular)
привилегијама (instrumental plural)
привѝле̄гӣј (alternative)


арија

а̑рија (canonical feminine)
ȃrija (romanization)
арија (nominative singular)
арије (nominative plural)
арије (genitive singular)
арија (genitive plural)
арији (dative singular)
аријама (dative plural)
арију (accusative singular)
арије (accusative plural)
аријо (singular vocative)
арије (plural vocative)
арији (locative singular)
аријама (locative plural)
аријом (instrumental singular)
аријама (instrumental plural)


опера

о̏пера (canonical feminine)
ȍpera (romanization)
опера (nominative singular)
опере (nominative plural)
опере (genitive singular)
опера (genitive plural)
опери (dative singular)
операма (dative plural)
оперу (accusative singular)
опере (accusative plural)
оперо (singular vocative)
опере (plural vocative)
опери (locative singular)
операма (locative plural)
опером (instrumental singular)
операма (instrumental plural)


мелодија

мѐло̄дија (canonical feminine)
mèlōdija (romanization)
мелодија (nominative singular)
мелодије (nominative plural)
мелодије (genitive singular)
мелодија (genitive plural)
мелодији (dative singular)
мелодијама (dative plural)
мелодију (accusative singular)
мелодије (accusative plural)
мелодијо (singular vocative)
мелодије (plural vocative)
мелодији (locative singular)
мелодијама (locative plural)
мелодијом (instrumental singular)
мелодијама (instrumental plural)


музика

му̀зика (canonical feminine)
mùzika (romanization)
музика (nominative singular)
музике (nominative plural)
музике (genitive singular)
музика (genitive plural)
музици (dative singular)
музикама (dative plural)
музику (accusative singular)
музике (accusative plural)
музико (singular vocative)
музике (plural vocative)
музици (locative singular)
музикама (locative plural)
музиком (instrumental singular)
музикама (instrumental plural)


музеј

му̀зеј (canonical masculine)
mùzej (romanization)
му̀зеј (nominative singular)
музеји (nominative plural)
музѐја (genitive singular)
музеја (genitive plural)
музеју (dative singular)
музејима (dative plural)
музеј (accusative singular)
музеје (accusative plural)
музеју (singular vocative)
музеји (plural vocative)
музеју (locative singular)
музејима (locative plural)
музејом (instrumental singular)
музејима (instrumental plural)


викенд

вѝкенд (canonical masculine)
vìkend (romanization)
викенд (nominative singular)
викенди (nominative plural)
викенда (genitive singular)
викенда (genitive plural)
викенду (dative singular)
викендима (dative plural)
викенд (accusative singular)
викенде (accusative plural)
викенде (singular vocative)
викенди (plural vocative)
викенду (locative singular)
викендима (locative plural)
викендом (instrumental singular)
викендима (instrumental plural)


бетон

бѐто̄н (canonical masculine)
bètōn (romanization)
бѐто̄н (nominative singular)
бетони (nominative plural)
бето́на (genitive singular)
бетона (genitive plural)
бетону (dative singular)
бетонима (dative plural)
бетон (accusative singular)
бетоне (accusative plural)
бетоне (singular vocative)
бетони (plural vocative)
бетоном (locative singular)
бетонима (locative plural)
бетону (instrumental singular)
бетонима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from French béton (“concrete”), from Latin bitūmen (“asphalt”).


бензин

бѐнзӣн (canonical masculine)
bènzīn (romanization)
бензин (nominative singular)
бензини (nominative plural)
бензина (genitive singular)
бензина (genitive plural)
бензину (dative singular)
бензинима (dative plural)
бензин (accusative singular)
бензине (accusative plural)
бензине (singular vocative)
бензини (plural vocative)
бензину (locative singular)
бензинима (locative plural)
бензином (instrumental singular)
бензинима (instrumental plural)


изрека

и̏зрека (canonical feminine)
ȉzreka (romanization)
изрека (nominative singular)
изреке (nominative plural)
изреке (genitive singular)
изрека (genitive plural)
изреци (dative singular)
изрекама (dative plural)
изреку (accusative singular)
изреке (accusative plural)
изреко (singular vocative)
изреке (plural vocative)
изреци (locative singular)
изрекама (locative plural)
изреком (instrumental singular)
изрекама (instrumental plural)


brežje

brȇžje (canonical neuter)
бре̑жје (Cyrillic)


jahta

jȁhta (canonical feminine)
ја̏хта (Cyrillic)
jȁhta (nominative singular)
jahte (nominative plural)
jahte (genitive singular)
jȃhtā (genitive plural)
jȃhtī (genitive plural)
jahti (dative singular)
jahtama (dative plural)
jahtu (accusative singular)
jahte (accusative plural)
jahto (singular vocative)
jahte (plural vocative)
jahti (locative singular)
jahtama (locative plural)
jahtom (instrumental singular)
jahtama (instrumental plural)


dvotočka

двоточка (Cyrillic)
dvotočka (nominative singular)
dvotočke (nominative plural)
dvotočke (genitive singular)
dvotočaka (genitive plural)
dvotočka (genitive plural)
dvotočki (genitive plural)
dvotočci (dative singular)
dvotočki (dative singular)
dvotočkama (dative plural)
dvotočku (accusative singular)
dvotočke (accusative plural)
dvotočko (singular vocative)
dvotočke (plural vocative)
dvotočci (locative singular)
dvotočki (locative singular)
dvotočkama (locative plural)
dvotočkom (instrumental singular)
dvotočkama (instrumental plural)


dvotočje

двоточје (Cyrillic)
dvotočje (nominative singular)
dvotočja (nominative plural)
dvotočja (genitive singular)
dvotočja (genitive plural)
dvotočju (dative singular)
dvotočjima (dative plural)
dvotočje (accusative singular)
dvotočja (accusative plural)
dvotočje (singular vocative)
dvotočja (plural vocative)
dvotočju (locative singular)
dvotočjima (locative plural)
dvotočjem (instrumental singular)
dvotočjima (instrumental plural)


опека

о̏пека (canonical feminine)
ȍpeka (romanization)
опека (nominative singular)
опеке (nominative plural)
опеке (genitive singular)
опека (genitive plural)
опеци (dative singular)
опекама (dative plural)
опеку (accusative singular)
опеке (accusative plural)
опеко (singular vocative)
опеке (plural vocative)
опеци (locative singular)
опекама (locative plural)
опеком (instrumental singular)
опекама (instrumental plural)

brick (hardened block used for building)


novinar

nȍvinār m (Cyrillic spelling но̏вина̄р, female equivalent nȍvinārka)

nȍvinār (canonical masculine)
но̏вина̄р (Cyrillic)
nȍvinārka (feminine)
novinar (nominative singular)
novinari (nominative plural)
novinara (genitive singular)
novinara (genitive plural)
novinaru (dative singular)
novinarima (dative plural)
novinara (accusative singular)
novinare (accusative plural)
novinaru (singular vocative)
novinari (plural vocative)
novinaru (locative singular)
novinarima (locative plural)
novinarem (instrumental singular)
novinarima (instrumental plural)


žrvanj

жрвањ (Cyrillic)
žrvanj (nominative singular)
žrvnjevi (nominative plural)
žrvnja (genitive singular)
žrvnjeva (genitive plural)
žrvnju (dative singular)
žrvnjevima (dative plural)
žrvanj (accusative singular)
žrvnjeve (accusative plural)
žrvnju (singular vocative)
žrvnjevi (plural vocative)
žrvnju (locative singular)
žrvnjevima (locative plural)
žrvnjem (instrumental singular)
žrvnjevima (instrumental plural)


kašalj

kȁšalj (canonical masculine)
ка̏шаљ (Cyrillic)
kašalj (nominative singular)
kašlji (nominative plural)
kašlja (genitive singular)
kašalja (genitive plural)
kašlju (dative singular)
kašljima (dative plural)
kašalj (accusative singular)
kašlje (accusative plural)
kašlju (singular vocative)
kašlji (plural vocative)
kašlju (locative singular)
kašljima (locative plural)
kašljem (instrumental singular)
kašljima (instrumental plural)

imati kašalj


vepar

vȅpar (canonical masculine)
ве̏пар (Cyrillic)
vȅpar (nominative singular)
vepri (nominative plural)
veprovi (nominative plural)
vȅpra (genitive singular)
vȅpārā (genitive plural)
vȅprōvā (genitive plural)
vepru (dative singular)
veprima (dative plural)
veprovima (dative plural)
vepra (accusative singular)
vepre (accusative plural)
veprove (accusative plural)
vepre (singular vocative)
vepri (plural vocative)
veprovi (plural vocative)
vepru (locative singular)
veprima (locative plural)
veprovima (locative plural)
veprom (instrumental singular)
veprima (instrumental plural)
veprovima (instrumental plural)


zajam

зајам (Cyrillic)
zajam (nominative singular)
zajmovi (nominative plural)
zajma (genitive singular)
zajmova (genitive plural)
zajmu (dative singular)
zajmovima (dative plural)
zajam (accusative singular)
zajmove (accusative plural)
zajme (singular vocative)
zajmovi (plural vocative)
zajmu (locative singular)
zajmovima (locative plural)
zajmom (instrumental singular)
zajmovima (instrumental plural)


toranj

tóranj (canonical masculine)
то́рањ (Cyrillic)
toranj (nominative singular)
tornjevi (nominative plural)
tornja (genitive singular)
tornjeva (genitive plural)
tornju (dative singular)
tornjevima (dative plural)
toranj (accusative singular)
tornjeve (accusative plural)
tornju (singular vocative)
tornjevi (plural vocative)
tornju (locative singular)
tornjevima (locative plural)
tornjem (instrumental singular)
tornjevima (instrumental plural)

From Hungarian torony, itself borrowed from a German Turm, ultimately from Latin turris.


politologija

politològija f (Cyrillic spelling политоло̀гија)

politològija (canonical feminine)
политоло̀гија (Cyrillic)
politològija (nominative singular)
politològijē (genitive singular)
politològiji (dative singular)
politològiju (accusative singular)
politològijo (singular vocative)
politològiji (locative singular)
politològijōm (instrumental singular)


cvijeće

cvijȇće (canonical neuter)
цвије̑ће (Cyrillic)
cvijeće (nominative singular)
cvijeća (genitive singular)
cvijeću (dative singular)
cvijeće (accusative singular)
cvijeće (singular vocative)
cvijeću (locative singular)
cvijećem (instrumental singular)
cvitje (alternative Chakavian Ikavian Kajkavian)
cviće (alternative Chakavian Ikavian Kajkavian)
cvȇće (alternative Chakavian Ekavian Kajkavian)
cvetje (alternative Chakavian Ekavian Kajkavian)
cvijetje (alternative Chakavian Ijekavian Kajkavian)
cvieće (alternative Croatia archaic)
cvětje (alternative Croatia archaic)

By palatalization from earlier cvijetje, from Proto-West-South-Slavic *cvětje.

brati cvijeće


lišće

lȋšće (canonical neuter)
ли̑шће (Cyrillic)
lišće (nominative singular)
lišća (genitive singular)
lišću (dative singular)
lišće (accusative singular)
lišće (singular vocative)
lišću (locative singular)
lišćem (instrumental singular)
listje (alternative obsolete)

From list via earlier listje. Cognate with Slovene lístje.


pruće

prȗće (canonical neuter plural)
пру̑ће (Cyrillic)
pruće (nominative singular)
pruća (genitive singular)
pruću (dative singular)
pruće (accusative singular)
pruće (singular vocative)
pruću (locative singular)
prućem (instrumental singular)


snoplje

snȍplje (canonical neuter)
сно̏пље (Cyrillic)
snoplje (nominative singular)
snoplja (genitive singular)
snoplju (dative singular)
snoplje (accusative singular)
snoplje (singular vocative)
snoplju (locative singular)
snopljem (instrumental singular)


snopovlje

snopovlje n pl (Cyrillic spelling сноповље)

сноповље (Cyrillic)
snopovlje (nominative singular)
snopovlja (genitive singular)
snopovlju (dative singular)
snopovlje (accusative singular)
snopovlje (singular vocative)
snopovlju (locative singular)
snopovljem (instrumental singular)


telad

tȅlād (canonical feminine)
те̏ла̄д (Cyrillic)
telad (nominative singular)
teladi (nominative plural)
teladi (genitive singular)
teladi (genitive plural)
teladi (dative singular)
teladima (dative plural)
telad (accusative singular)
teladi (accusative plural)
teladi (singular vocative)
teladi (plural vocative)
teladi (locative singular)
teladima (locative plural)
telađu (instrumental singular)
teladi (instrumental singular)
teladima (instrumental plural)


pilad

pȉlād (canonical feminine plural)
пи̏ла̄д (Cyrillic)
pilad (nominative singular)
piladi (nominative plural)
piladi (genitive singular)
piladi (genitive plural)
piladi (dative singular)
piladima (dative plural)
pilad (accusative singular)
piladi (accusative plural)
piladi (singular vocative)
piladi (plural vocative)
piladi (locative singular)
piladima (locative plural)
pilađu (instrumental singular)
piladi (instrumental singular)
piladima (instrumental plural)


janje

jȁnje (canonical neuter)
ја̏ње (Cyrillic)
janje (nominative singular)
janjad (nominative plural)
janjeta (genitive singular)
janjadi (genitive plural)
janjetu (dative singular)
janjadi (dative plural)
janje (accusative singular)
janjad (accusative plural)
janje (singular vocative)
janjadi (plural vocative)
janjetu (locative singular)
janjadi (locative plural)
janjetom (instrumental singular)
janjađu (instrumental plural)
janjadi (instrumental plural)
jȁgnje (alternative Bosnia Serbia)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *(j)agnę, from Proto-Indo-European *h₂egʷnós.


janjad

jȁnjād (canonical feminine)
ја̏ња̄д (Cyrillic)
janjad (nominative singular)
janjadi (genitive singular)
janjadi (dative singular)
janjad (accusative singular)
janjadi (singular vocative)
janjadi (locative singular)
janjađu (instrumental singular)
janjadi (instrumental singular)
jȁgnjād (alternative)

From earlier jȁgnjād, from jȁgnje (“lamb”) + -ād.


momče

mòmče (canonical neuter)
мо̀мче (Cyrillic)
momče (nominative singular)
momčad (nominative plural)
momčeta (genitive singular)
momčadi (genitive plural)
momčetu (dative singular)
momčadi (dative plural)
momče (accusative singular)
momčad (accusative plural)
momče (singular vocative)
momčadi (plural vocative)
momčetu (locative singular)
momčadi (locative plural)
momčetom (instrumental singular)
momčađu (instrumental plural)
momčadi (instrumental plural)


momčad

mȍmčād (canonical feminine)
мо̏мча̄д (Cyrillic)
momčad (nominative singular)
momčadi (nominative plural)
momčadi (genitive singular)
momčadi (genitive plural)
momčadi (dative singular)
momčadima (dative plural)
momčad (accusative singular)
momčadi (accusative plural)
momčadi (singular vocative)
momčadi (plural vocative)
momčadi (locative singular)
momčadima (locative plural)
momčađu (instrumental singular)
momčadi (instrumental singular)
momčadima (instrumental plural)

ženska momčad


nogari

nogári (canonical masculine plural)
нога́ри (Cyrillic)
nogari (nominative plural)
nogara (genitive plural)
nogarima (dative plural)
nogare (accusative plural)
nogari (plural vocative)
nogarima (locative plural)
nogarima (instrumental plural)


žganci

žgánci (canonical masculine plural)
жга́нци (Cyrillic)
žganci (nominative plural)
žganaca (genitive plural)
žgancima (dative plural)
žgance (accusative plural)
žganci (plural vocative)
žgancima (locative plural)
žgancima (instrumental plural)


kliješta

klijéšta n pl (Cyrillic spelling клије́шта)

klijéšta (canonical neuter plural)
клије́шта (Cyrillic)
kliješta (nominative plural)
kliješta (genitive plural)
kliještima (dative plural)
kliješta (accusative plural)
kliješta (plural vocative)
kliještima (locative plural)
kliještima (instrumental plural)
kléšta (alternative Ekavian)
kljišća (alternative Chakavian)


leđa

léđa (canonical neuter plural)
ле́ђа (Cyrillic)
léđa (nominative plural)
léđā (genitive plural)
leđima (dative plural)
leđa (accusative plural)
leđa (plural vocative)
leđima (locative plural)
leđima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *lęďa, *lędvьje.

Da li želiš utrljati malo losiona na moja leđa?

Do you want to rub some lotion on my back?

Bole me leđa.

Lezi s rukama iza leđa!

Lie down with your hands behind your back!

Lezi na leđa.

okrenuti nekome leđa

raditi iza nečijih leđa

podmetnuti leđa

čuvati nečija leđa


prsa

pȑsa (canonical neuter plural)
пр̏са (Cyrillic)
pȑsa (nominative plural)
pȓsā (genitive plural)
pȑsima (dative plural)
pȑsa (accusative plural)
pȑsa (plural vocative)
pȑsima (locative plural)
pȑsima (instrumental plural)
pȑsi (alternative colloquial)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pьrsь, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *pírˀśis, from Proto-Indo-European *pérḱus. Cognates include Ossetian фарс (fars), Sanskrit पर्शु (párśu), Avestan 𐬞𐬀𐬭𐬀𐬱𐬎 (parašu, “rib”).

borba prsa u prsa

kokošja prsa

tvrda prsa


pluća

plúća (canonical neuter plural)
плу́ћа (Cyrillic)
pluća (nominative plural)
pluća (genitive plural)
plućima (dative plural)
pluća (accusative plural)
pluća (plural vocative)
plućima (locative plural)
plućima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *plūťè. Cognate with Slovak pľúca, Slovene pljuča.


desni

dȇsni (canonical feminine)
де̑сни (Cyrillic)
desni (nominative plural)
desni (genitive plural)
desniju (genitive plural)
desnima (dative plural)
desni (accusative plural)
desni (plural vocative)
desnima (locative plural)
desnima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *dęsna, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *déntsnāˀ, from *dantís, from Proto-Indo-European *h₃dónts.


jasle

jȁsle (canonical feminine plural)
ја̏сле (Cyrillic)
jasle (nominative plural)
jasala (genitive plural)
jasla (genitive plural)
jasli (genitive plural)
jaslama (dative plural)
jasle (accusative plural)
jasle (plural vocative)
jaslama (locative plural)
jaslama (instrumental plural)


ljestve

ljȅstve f pl (Cyrillic spelling ље̏стве)

ljȅstve (canonical feminine plural)
ље̏стве (Cyrillic)
ljestve (nominative plural)
ljestava (genitive plural)
ljestva (genitive plural)
ljestvi (genitive plural)
ljestvama (dative plural)
ljestve (accusative plural)
ljestve (plural vocative)
ljestvama (locative plural)
ljestvama (instrumental plural)
lȅstve (alternative Ekavian)


naćve

nȁćve (canonical feminine plural)
на̏ћве (Cyrillic)
naćve (nominative plural)
naćava (genitive plural)
naćvi (genitive plural)
naćvama (dative plural)
naćve (accusative plural)
naćve (plural vocative)
naćvama (locative plural)
naćvama (instrumental plural)
navće (alternative dialectal)
mlaćve (alternative dialectal)

(plural only) dough tray, kneading trough


naočale

nȁočāle f pl (Cyrillic spelling на̏оча̄ле)

nȁočāle (canonical feminine plural)
на̏оча̄ле (Cyrillic)
naočale (nominative plural)
naočala (genitive plural)
naočalama (dative plural)
naočale (accusative plural)
naočale (plural vocative)
naočalama (locative plural)
naočalama (instrumental plural)
nȁočāre (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


očale

očále (canonical feminine)
оча́ле (Cyrillic)
očale (nominative singular)
očala (genitive singular)
očalama (dative singular)
očale (accusative singular)
očale (singular vocative)
očalama (locative singular)
očalama (instrumental singular)

(plural only, colloquial, Croatia) glasses


žurnalist

žurnàlist or žurnalȉst m (Cyrillic spelling журна̀лист or журнали̏ст)

žurnàlist (canonical)
žurnalȉst (canonical masculine)
журна̀лист (Cyrillic)
журнали̏ст (Cyrillic)
žurnalist (nominative singular)
žurnalisti (nominative plural)
žurnalista (genitive singular)
žurnalista (genitive plural)
žurnalistu (dative singular)
žurnalistima (dative plural)
žurnalista (accusative singular)
žurnaliste (accusative plural)
žurnaliste (singular vocative)
žurnalisti (plural vocative)
žurnalistu (locative singular)
žurnalistima (locative plural)
žurnalistom (instrumental singular)
žurnalistima (instrumental plural)
žurnàlista (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


šaht

šȁht (canonical masculine)
ша̏хт (Cyrillic)


leksikografija

leksikogràfija f (Cyrillic spelling лексикогра̀фија)

leksikogràfija (canonical feminine)
лексикогра̀фија (Cyrillic)
leksikografija (nominative singular)
leksikografije (genitive singular)
leksikografiji (dative singular)
leksikografiju (accusative singular)
leksikografijo (singular vocative)
leksikografiji (locative singular)
leksikografijom (instrumental singular)


leksikologija

leksikològija f (Cyrillic spelling лексиколо̀гија)

leksikològija (canonical feminine)
лексиколо̀гија (Cyrillic)
leksikologija (nominative singular)
leksikologije (genitive singular)
leksikologiji (dative singular)
leksikologiju (accusative singular)
leksikologijo (singular vocative)
leksikologiji (locative singular)
leksikologijom (instrumental singular)


leksikolog

leksikòlog m (Cyrillic spelling лексико̀лог)

leksikòlog (canonical masculine)
лексико̀лог (Cyrillic)
leksikòlog (nominative singular)
leksikòlozi (nominative plural)
leksikologa (genitive singular)
leksikologa (genitive plural)
leksikologu (dative singular)
leksikolozima (dative plural)
leksikologa (accusative singular)
leksikologe (accusative plural)
leksikòlože (singular vocative)
leksikolozi (plural vocative)
leksikologu (locative singular)
leksikolozima (locative plural)
leksikologom (instrumental singular)
leksikolozima (instrumental plural)


leksikograf

leksikògraf m (Cyrillic spelling лексико̀граф)

leksikògraf (canonical masculine)
лексико̀граф (Cyrillic)
leksikograf (nominative singular)
leksikografi (nominative plural)
leksikografa (genitive singular)
leksikografa (genitive plural)
leksikografu (dative singular)
leksikografima (dative plural)
leksikografa (accusative singular)
leksikografe (accusative plural)
leksikografe (singular vocative)
leksikografi (plural vocative)
leksikografu (locative singular)
leksikografima (locative plural)
leksikografom (instrumental singular)
leksikografima (instrumental plural)


saonice

saònice f pl (Cyrillic spelling сао̀нице)

saònice (canonical feminine plural)
сао̀нице (Cyrillic)
saonice (nominative plural)
saonica (genitive plural)
saonicama (dative plural)
saonice (accusative plural)
saonice (plural vocative)
saonicama (locative plural)
saonicama (instrumental plural)


sanjke

sȃnjke (canonical feminine plural)
са̑њке (Cyrillic)
sanjke (nominative plural)
sanjka (genitive plural)
sanjaka (genitive plural)
sanjki (genitive plural)
sanjkama (dative plural)
sanjke (accusative plural)
sanjke (plural vocative)
sanjkama (locative plural)
sanjkama (instrumental plural)


škare

škȁre (canonical feminine plural)
шка̏ре (Cyrillic)
škȁre (nominative plural)
škȃrā (genitive plural)
škarama (dative plural)
škare (accusative plural)
škare (plural vocative)
škarama (locative plural)
škarama (instrumental plural)

From Middle High German skȃri. Compare German Schere (“scissors”).


nožice

nȍžice (canonical feminine)
но̏жице (Cyrillic)
nožice (nominative plural)
nožica (genitive plural)
nožicama (dative plural)
nožice (accusative plural)
nožice (plural vocative)
nožicama (locative plural)
nožicama (instrumental plural)


hlače

hlȁče (canonical feminine plural)
хла̏че (Cyrillic)
hlȁče (nominative plural)
hlȃčā (genitive plural)
hlȁčama (dative plural)
hlȁče (accusative plural)
hlȁče (plural vocative)
hlȁčama (locative plural)
hlȁčama (instrumental plural)

(chiefly Croatia, Bosnia, plural only) trousers, pants


ferije

fȇrije (canonical feminine)
фе̑рије (Cyrillic)
ferije (nominative plural)
ferija (genitive plural)
ferijama (dative plural)
ferije (accusative plural)
ferije (plural vocative)
ferijama (locative plural)
ferijama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Ferien, from Latin fēriae.


financije

finàncije f (Cyrillic spelling фина̀нције)

finàncije (canonical feminine)
фина̀нције (Cyrillic)
financije (nominative plural)
financija (genitive plural)
financijama (dative plural)
financije (accusative plural)
financije (plural vocative)
financijama (locative plural)
financijama (instrumental plural)
finànsije (alternative Serbia)


kršćanin

kr̀šćanin m (Cyrillic spelling кр̀шћанин)

kr̀šćanin (canonical masculine)
кр̀шћанин (Cyrillic)
kršćanin (nominative singular)
kršćani (nominative plural)
kršćanina (genitive singular)
kršćana (genitive plural)
kršćaninu (dative singular)
kršćanima (dative plural)
kršćanina (accusative singular)
kršćane (accusative plural)
kršćanine (singular vocative)
kršćani (plural vocative)
kršćaninu (locative singular)
kršćanima (locative plural)
kršćaninom (instrumental singular)
kršćanima (instrumental plural)
hrišćanin (alternative Bosnia Montenegro Serbia)


vojnik

vòjnīk (canonical masculine)
во̀јнӣк (Cyrillic)
vòjnīk (nominative singular)
vojníci (nominative plural)
vojníka (genitive singular)
vojnika (genitive plural)
vojniku (dative singular)
vojnicima (dative plural)
vojnika (accusative singular)
vojnike (accusative plural)
vȍjnīče (singular vocative)
vojnici (plural vocative)
vojniku (locative singular)
vojnicima (locative plural)
vojnikom (instrumental singular)
vojnicima (instrumental plural)


junak

jùnāk m (Cyrillic spelling ју̀на̄к, female equivalent junàkinja, augmentative junačina)

jùnāk (canonical masculine)
ју̀на̄к (Cyrillic)
junàkinja (feminine)
junačina (augmentative)
jùnāk (nominative singular)
junáci (nominative plural)
junáka (genitive singular)
junákā (genitive plural)
junáku (dative singular)
junácima (dative plural)
junáka (accusative singular)
junáke (accusative plural)
jȕnāče (singular vocative)
junáci (plural vocative)
junáku (locative singular)
junácima (locative plural)
junákom (instrumental singular)
junácima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *junakъ. From Proto-Slavic *junъ (“young”) + *-akъ (masculine nominalizing suffix cognate to Serbo-Croatian -ak). Cognate with Old Church Slavonic юнакъ (junakŭ), Czech jonák (Moravian Czech junák), Polish junak, Bulgarian юна́к (junák).

af

masculine nominalizing suffix cognate to Serbo-Croatian <i class="Latn mention" lang="sh">-ak</i>

(by semantic narrowing) soldier, knight, warrior

(thence by semantic widening) hero, brave or strong man


stomak

stȍmāk (canonical masculine)
сто̏ма̄к (Cyrillic)
stomak (nominative singular)
stomaci (nominative plural)
stomaka (genitive singular)
stomaka (genitive plural)
stomaku (dative singular)
stomacima (dative plural)
stomak (accusative singular)
stomake (accusative plural)
stomače (singular vocative)
stomaci (plural vocative)
stomaku (locative singular)
stomacima (locative plural)
stomakom (instrumental singular)
stomacima (instrumental plural)


momak

mòmak (canonical masculine)
мо̀мак (Cyrillic)
mòmak (nominative singular)
mòmci (nominative plural)
mòmka (genitive singular)
momākā (genitive plural)
momákā (genitive plural)
mòmku (dative singular)
mòmcima (dative plural)
mòmka (accusative singular)
mòmke (accusative plural)
mȍmče (singular vocative)
mòmci (plural vocative)
mòmku (locative singular)
mòmcima (locative plural)
mòmkom (instrumental singular)
mòmcima (instrumental plural)


bubreg

bùbreg (canonical masculine)
бу̀брег (Cyrillic)
bùbreg (nominative singular)
bùbrezi (nominative plural)
bùbrega (genitive singular)
bȕbrēgā (genitive plural)
bùbregu (dative singular)
bùbrezima (dative plural)
bùbreg (accusative singular)
bùbrege (accusative plural)
bùbreže (singular vocative)
bùbrezi (plural vocative)
bùbregu (locative singular)
bùbrezima (locative plural)
bùbregom (instrumental singular)
bùbrezima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish بوبرك (böbrek).


stalak

stálak (canonical masculine)
ста́лак (Cyrillic)
stalak (nominative singular)
stalci (nominative plural)
stalka (genitive singular)
stalaka (genitive plural)
stalku (dative singular)
stalcima (dative plural)
stalak (accusative singular)
stalke (accusative plural)
stalče (singular vocative)
stalci (plural vocative)
stalku (locative singular)
stalcima (locative plural)
stalkom (instrumental singular)
stalcima (instrumental plural)


badanj

bàdanj (canonical masculine)
ба̀дањ (Cyrillic)
badanj (nominative singular)
badnjevi (nominative plural)
badnja (genitive singular)
badnjeva (genitive plural)
badnju (dative singular)
badnjevima (dative plural)
badanj (accusative singular)
badnjeve (accusative plural)
badnju (singular vocative)
badnjevi (plural vocative)
badnju (locative singular)
badnjevima (locative plural)
badnjem (instrumental singular)
badnjevima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *bъdьňa (Russian бодня (bodnja), Polish bednia). Compare bȁdnjāk.


bubanj

bȗbanj (canonical masculine)
бу̑бањ (Cyrillic)
bȗbanj (nominative singular)
bȕbnjevi (nominative plural)
bȗbnja (genitive singular)
bubnjeva (genitive plural)
bubnju (dative singular)
bubnjevima (dative plural)
bubanj (accusative singular)
bubnjeve (accusative plural)
bubnju (singular vocative)
bubnjevi (plural vocative)
bubnju (locative singular)
bubnjevima (locative plural)
bubnjem (instrumental singular)
bubnjevima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *bǫbьnъ. First attested in the 16th century.

biti u bubnju


dabar

dàbar (canonical masculine)
да̀бар (Cyrillic)
dàbar (nominative singular)
dȁbar (nominative singular)
dabrovi (nominative plural)
dabri (nominative plural)
dabra (genitive singular)
dabrova (genitive plural)
dabra (genitive plural)
dabru (dative singular)
dabrovima (dative plural)
dabra (accusative singular)
dabrove (accusative plural)
dabre (singular vocative)
dabrovi (plural vocative)
dabru (locative singular)
dabrovima (locative plural)
dabrom (instrumental singular)
dabrovima (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *bьbrъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *bébrus, from Proto-Indo-European *bʰébʰrus.


dabar

dȁbar (canonical masculine)
да̏бар (Cyrillic)
dabar (nominative singular)
dabri (nominative plural)
dabra (genitive singular)
dabra (genitive plural)
dabru (dative singular)
dabrima (dative plural)
dabra (accusative singular)
dabre (accusative plural)
dabru (singular vocative)
dabri (plural vocative)
dabru (locative singular)
dabrima (locative plural)
dabrom (instrumental singular)
dabrima (instrumental plural)


dojam

dójam (canonical masculine)
до́јам (Cyrillic)
dójam (nominative singular)
dójmovi (nominative plural)
dójma (genitive singular)
dojmova (genitive plural)
dojmu (dative singular)
dojmovima (dative plural)
dojam (accusative singular)
dojmove (accusative plural)
dojme (singular vocative)
dojmovi (plural vocative)
dojmu (locative singular)
dojmovima (locative plural)
dojmom (instrumental singular)
dojmovima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Czech dojem, possibly via Slovene dojem.


galeb

gȁlēb (canonical masculine)
га̏ле̄б (Cyrillic)
gȁlēb (nominative singular)
gȁleb (nominative singular)
galebovi (nominative plural)
galeba (genitive singular)
galebova (genitive plural)
galebu (dative singular)
galebovima (dative plural)
galeba (accusative singular)
galebove (accusative plural)
galebe (singular vocative)
galebovi (plural vocative)
galebu (locative singular)
galebovima (locative plural)
galebom (instrumental singular)
galebovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *ga̋lębь, an ablauted version of *golǫbь (“pigeon”).


jaram

járam (canonical masculine)
ја́рам (Cyrillic)
jaram (nominative singular)
jarmovi (nominative plural)
jarma (genitive singular)
jarmova (genitive plural)
jarmu (dative singular)
jarmovima (dative plural)
jarma (accusative singular)
jarmove (accusative plural)
jarme (singular vocative)
jarmovi (plural vocative)
jarmu (locative singular)
jarmovima (locative plural)
jarmom (instrumental singular)
jarmovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *arь̀mъ, from Proto-Indo-European *h₂er- (“to join”).

(figuratively) shackles, bondage, slavery


jastreb

jȁstrēb (canonical masculine)
ја̏стре̄б (Cyrillic)
jastreb (nominative singular)
jastrebovi (nominative plural)
jastreba (genitive singular)
jastrebova (genitive plural)
jastrebu (dative singular)
jastrebovima (dative plural)
jastreba (accusative singular)
jastrebove (accusative plural)
jastrebe (singular vocative)
jastrebovi (plural vocative)
jastrebu (locative singular)
jastrebovima (locative plural)
jastrebom (instrumental singular)
jastrebovima (instrumental plural)


kabao

kàbao (canonical masculine)
ка̀бао (Cyrillic)
kàbao (nominative singular)
kàbli (nominative plural)
kàblovi (nominative plural)
kàbla (genitive singular)
kàblōvā (genitive plural)
kabálā (genitive plural)
kablu (dative singular)
kablovima (dative plural)
kablima (dative plural)
kabao (accusative singular)
kablove (accusative plural)
kable (accusative plural)
kable (singular vocative)
kàbli (plural vocative)
kàblovi (plural vocative)
kablu (locative singular)
kablovima (locative plural)
kablima (locative plural)
kablom (instrumental singular)
kablovima (instrumental plural)
kablima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kъbьlъ, from Old High German kūbel, from Latin cupellum, from cupa.

Kiša pada kao iz kabla.


manjak

mánjak (canonical masculine)
ма́њак (Cyrillic)
manjak (nominative singular)
manjci (nominative plural)
mánjak (genitive singular)
mȃnjākā (genitive plural)
manjku (dative singular)
manjcima (dative plural)
manjak (accusative singular)
manjke (accusative plural)
manjku (singular vocative)
manjci (plural vocative)
manjku (locative singular)
manjcima (locative plural)
manjkom (instrumental singular)
manjcima (instrumental plural)


palac

pȁlac (canonical masculine)
па̏лац (Cyrillic)
pȁlac (nominative singular)
pȃlci (nominative plural)
pȁlčevi (nominative plural)
pȃlca (genitive singular)
pȁlācā (genitive plural)
pȁlčēvā (genitive plural)
pȃlcu (dative singular)
pȃlcima (dative plural)
palčevima (dative plural)
pȁlac (accusative singular)
pȃlce (accusative plural)
palčeve (accusative plural)
pȃlče (singular vocative)
pȃlci (plural vocative)
palčevi (plural vocative)
pȃlcu (locative singular)
pȃlcima (locative plural)
palčevima (locative plural)
pȃlcem (instrumental singular)
pȃlcima (instrumental plural)
palčevima (instrumental plural)

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


pijetao

pijétao (canonical masculine)
пије́тао (Cyrillic)
pijétao (nominative singular)
pijétlovi (nominative plural)
pijétla (genitive singular)
pijétlōvā (genitive plural)
pijétlu (dative singular)
pijétlovima (dative plural)
pijétla (accusative singular)
pijétlove (accusative plural)
pijȇtle (singular vocative)
pijétlovi (plural vocative)
pijétlu (locative singular)
pijétlovima (locative plural)
pijétlom (instrumental singular)
pijétlovima (instrumental plural)
pétao (alternative Ekavian)


pucanj

pȗcanj (canonical masculine)
пу̑цањ (Cyrillic)
pucanj (nominative singular)
pucnjevi (nominative plural)
pucnja (genitive singular)
pucnjeva (genitive plural)
pucnju (dative singular)
pucnjevima (dative plural)
pucanj (accusative singular)
pucnjeve (accusative plural)
pucnju (singular vocative)
pucnjevi (plural vocative)
pucnju (locative singular)
pucnjevima (locative plural)
pucnjem (instrumental singular)
pucnjevima (instrumental plural)


ražanj

rážanj (canonical masculine)
ра́жањ (Cyrillic)
rážanj (nominative singular)
rážnji (nominative plural)
rážnja (genitive singular)
rážnjā (genitive plural)
rážnju (dative singular)
rážnjima (dative plural)
rážanj (accusative singular)
rážnje (accusative plural)
rážnju (singular vocative)
rážnji (plural vocative)
rážnju (locative singular)
rážnjima (locative plural)
rážnjem (instrumental singular)
rážnjima (instrumental plural)


ražanj

rážanj (canonical masculine)
ра́жањ (Cyrillic)
rážanj (nominative singular)
rážnjevi (nominative plural)
rážnja (genitive singular)
rážnjēvā (genitive plural)
rážnju (dative singular)
rážnjevima (dative plural)
rážanj (accusative singular)
rážnjeve (accusative plural)
rážnju (singular vocative)
rážnjevi (plural vocative)
rážnju (locative singular)
rážnjevima (locative plural)
rážnjem (instrumental singular)
rážnjevima (instrumental plural)

Plegadis falcinellus
Plegadis falcinellus#Translingual


sajam

sájam (canonical masculine)
са́јам (Cyrillic)
sajam (nominative singular)
sajmovi (nominative plural)
sajma (genitive singular)
sajmova (genitive plural)
sajmu (dative singular)
sajmovima (dative plural)
sajam (accusative singular)
sajmove (accusative plural)
sajme (singular vocative)
sajmovi (plural vocative)
sajmu (locative singular)
sajmovima (locative plural)
sajmom (instrumental singular)
sajmovima (instrumental plural)


sokol

sȍkol (canonical masculine)
со̏кол (Cyrillic)
sȍkol (nominative singular)
soko (nominative singular)
sȍkolovi (nominative plural)
sȍkola (genitive singular)
sȍkolōvā (genitive plural)
sȍkolu (dative singular)
sȍkolima (dative plural)
sȍkola (accusative singular)
sȍkolove (accusative plural)
sȍkole (singular vocative)
sȍkolovi (plural vocative)
sȍkolu (locative singular)
sȍkolima (locative plural)
sȍkolom (instrumental singular)
sȍkolima (instrumental plural)
sȍko (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


stupanj

stȗpanj (canonical masculine)
сту̑пањ (Cyrillic)
stupanj (nominative singular)
stȕpnjevi (nominative plural)
stupnja (genitive singular)
stupnjeva (genitive plural)
stupnju (dative singular)
stupnjevima (dative plural)
stupanj (accusative singular)
stupnjeve (accusative plural)
stupnju (singular vocative)
stupnjevi (plural vocative)
stupnju (locative singular)
stupnjevima (locative plural)
stupnjem (instrumental singular)
stupnjevima (instrumental plural)

Ovaj tjedan temperature će biti preko 40 Celzijevih stupnjeva!

This week the temperatures will be over 40 degrees Celsius!


svežanj

svȅžanj (canonical masculine)
све̏жањ (Cyrillic)
svȅžanj (nominative singular)
svežnji (nominative plural)
svežnja (genitive singular)
svȅžānjā (genitive plural)
svȅžnjēvā (genitive plural)
svežnju (dative singular)
svežnjima (dative plural)
svežanj (accusative singular)
svežnje (accusative plural)
svežnju (singular vocative)
svežnji (plural vocative)
svežnju (locative singular)
svežnjima (locative plural)
svežnjem (instrumental singular)
svežnjima (instrumental plural)


višak

víšak (canonical masculine)
ви́шак (Cyrillic)
višak (nominative singular)
višovi (nominative plural)
viška (genitive singular)
višova (genitive plural)
višku (dative singular)
višovima (dative plural)
višak (accusative singular)
višove (accusative plural)
višku (singular vocative)
višovi (plural vocative)
višku (locative singular)
višovima (locative plural)
viškom (instrumental singular)
višovima (instrumental plural)


visak

vísak (canonical masculine)
ви́сак (Cyrillic)
visak (nominative singular)
visci (nominative plural)
viska (genitive singular)
visaka (genitive plural)
visku (dative singular)
viscima (dative plural)
visak (accusative singular)
viske (accusative plural)
višče (singular vocative)
visku (singular vocative)
visci (plural vocative)
visku (locative singular)
viscima (locative plural)
viskom (instrumental singular)
viscima (instrumental plural)


пар

па̑р (canonical masculine)
pȃr (romanization)
па̑р (nominative singular)
па̏рови (nominative plural)
пара (genitive singular)
парова (genitive plural)
пару (dative singular)
паровима (dative plural)
пар (accusative singular)
парове (accusative plural)
паре (singular vocative)
парови (plural vocative)
пару (locative singular)
паровима (locative plural)
паром (instrumental singular)
паровима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Paar, from Latin par (“equal, like”).


anđeo

sh-noun

ȃnđeo m (Cyrillic spelling а̑нђео, diminutive anđèlčić or ȃnđelić or anđélak, relational adjective anđeòskī or ȃnđelskī)

ȃnđeo (canonical masculine)
а̑нђео (Cyrillic)
anđèlčić (diminutive)
ȃnđelić (diminutive)
anđélak (diminutive)
anđeòskī (adjective relational)
ȃnđelskī (adjective relational)
anđeo (nominative singular)
anđeli (nominative plural)
anđela (genitive singular)
anđela (genitive plural)
anđelu (dative singular)
anđelima (dative plural)
anđela (accusative singular)
anđele (accusative plural)
anđele (singular vocative)
anđeli (plural vocative)
anđelu (locative singular)
anđelima (locative plural)
anđelom (instrumental singular)
anđelima (instrumental plural)

Ne znate li da ćemo suditi anđelima?

Do you not know that we will judge angels?


starac

stȁrac (canonical masculine)
ста̏рац (Cyrillic)
starac (nominative singular)
starci (nominative plural)
starca (genitive singular)
staraca (genitive plural)
starcu (dative singular)
starcima (dative plural)
starca (accusative singular)
starce (accusative plural)
starče (singular vocative)
starci (plural vocative)
starcu (locative singular)
starcima (locative plural)
starcem (instrumental singular)
starcima (instrumental plural)


ataše

аташе (Cyrillic)
ataše (nominative singular)
atašei (nominative plural)
atašea (genitive singular)
atašea (genitive plural)
atašeu (dative singular)
atašeima (dative plural)
atašea (accusative singular)
atašee (accusative plural)
ataše (singular vocative)
atašei (plural vocative)
atašeu (locative singular)
atašeima (locative plural)
atašeom (instrumental singular)
atašeima (instrumental plural)


intervju

intèrvjū (canonical masculine)
интѐрвјӯ (Cyrillic)
intervju (nominative singular)
intervjui (nominative plural)
intervjua (genitive singular)
intervjua (genitive plural)
intervjuu (dative singular)
intervjuima (dative plural)
intervju (accusative singular)
intervjue (accusative plural)
intervjuu (singular vocative)
intervjui (plural vocative)
intervjuu (locative singular)
intervjuima (locative plural)
intervjuom (instrumental singular)
intervjuima (instrumental plural)


embrio

ȅmbrio (canonical masculine)
е̏мбрио (Cyrillic)
embrio (nominative singular)
embriji (nominative plural)
embrija (genitive singular)
embrija (genitive plural)
embriju (dative singular)
embrijima (dative plural)
embrio (accusative singular)
embrije (accusative plural)
embrio (singular vocative)
embriji (plural vocative)
embriju (locative singular)
embrijima (locative plural)
embrijem (instrumental singular)
embrijima (instrumental plural)
ȅmbriōn (alternative)
ȅmbrij (alternative Croatia)


embrij

ȅmbrij (canonical masculine)
е̏мбриј (Cyrillic)
embrij (nominative singular)
embriji (nominative plural)
embrija (genitive singular)
embrija (genitive plural)
embriju (dative singular)
embrijima (dative plural)
embrij (accusative singular)
embrije (accusative plural)
embriju (singular vocative)
embriji (plural vocative)
embriju (locative singular)
embrijima (locative plural)
embrijem (instrumental singular)
embrijima (instrumental plural)


foaje

foàjē (canonical masculine)
фоа̀је̄ (Cyrillic)
foàjē (nominative singular)
foajei (nominative plural)
foajèa (genitive singular)
foajea (genitive plural)
foajeu (dative singular)
foajeima (dative plural)
foaje (accusative singular)
foajee (accusative plural)
foaje (singular vocative)
foajei (plural vocative)
foajeu (locative singular)
foajeima (locative plural)
foajeom (instrumental singular)
foajeima (instrumental plural)


renome

renòmē (canonical masculine)
рено̀ме̄ (Cyrillic)
renòmē (nominative singular)
renomei (nominative plural)
renomèa (genitive singular)
renomea (genitive plural)
renomeu (dative singular)
renomeima (dative plural)
renome (accusative singular)
renomee (accusative plural)
renomeu (singular vocative)
renomee (singular vocative)
renomei (plural vocative)
renomeu (locative singular)
renomeima (locative plural)
renomeom (instrumental singular)
renomeima (instrumental plural)


žiri

žìrī (canonical masculine)
жѝрӣ (Cyrillic)
žiri (nominative singular)
žiriji (nominative plural)
žirija (genitive singular)
žirija (genitive plural)
žiriju (dative singular)
žirijima (dative plural)
žiri (accusative singular)
žirije (accusative plural)
žiri (singular vocative)
žiriji (plural vocative)
žiriju (locative singular)
žirijima (locative plural)
žirijem (instrumental singular)
žirijima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from French jury, ultimately from English jury.


smisao

smȋsao (canonical masculine)
сми̑сао (Cyrillic)
smisao (nominative singular)
smisla (genitive singular)
smislu (dative singular)
smisao (accusative singular)
smisle (singular vocative)
smislu (locative singular)
smislom (instrumental singular)


čavao

čȁvao (canonical masculine)
ча̏вао (Cyrillic)
čȁvao (nominative singular)
čavli (nominative plural)
čȃvla (genitive singular)
čavālā (genitive plural)
čavlu (dative singular)
čavlima (dative plural)
čavao (accusative singular)
čavle (accusative plural)
čavle (singular vocative)
čavli (plural vocative)
čavlu (locative singular)
čavlima (locative plural)
čavlom (instrumental singular)
čavlima (instrumental plural)

Derived from Italian chiavello, from Latin clavis. First attested in the 16th century.

Zakucao je dva-tri čavla da jače drži

He nailed two or three nails so that it would hold more firmly.


фронт

фро̏нт (canonical masculine)
frȍnt (romanization)
фро̏нт (nominative singular)
фро̀нтови (nominative plural)
фронта (genitive singular)
фронтова (genitive plural)
фронту (dative singular)
фронтовима (dative plural)
фронт (accusative singular)
фронтове (accusative plural)
фронте (singular vocative)
фронтови (plural vocative)
фронту (locative singular)
фронтовима (locative plural)
фронтом (instrumental singular)
фронтовима (instrumental plural)


broš

brȍš (canonical masculine)
бро̏ш (Cyrillic)
brȍš (nominative singular)
bròševi (nominative plural)
broša (genitive singular)
broševa (genitive plural)
brošu (dative singular)
broševima (dative plural)
broš (accusative singular)
broševe (accusative plural)
brošu (singular vocative)
broševi (plural vocative)
brošu (locative singular)
broševima (locative plural)
brošem (instrumental singular)
broševima (instrumental plural)


diskalkulija

diskalkulija f (Cyrillic spelling дискалкулија)

дискалкулија (Cyrillic)


brus

brȗs (canonical masculine)
бру̑с (Cyrillic)
brȗs (nominative singular)
brȕsovi (nominative plural)
brusa (genitive singular)
brusova (genitive plural)
brusu (dative singular)
brusovima (dative plural)
brus (accusative singular)
brusove (accusative plural)
brusu (singular vocative)
brusovi (plural vocative)
brusu (locative singular)
brusovima (locative plural)
brusom (instrumental singular)
brusovima (instrumental plural)


djed

djȅd (canonical masculine)
дје̏д (Cyrillic)
djȅd (nominative singular)
djèdovi (nominative plural)
djedi (nominative plural)
djeda (genitive singular)
djedova (genitive plural)
djeda (genitive plural)
djedu (dative singular)
djedovima (dative plural)
djedima (dative plural)
djeda (accusative singular)
djedove (accusative plural)
djede (accusative plural)
djede (singular vocative)
djedovi (plural vocative)
djedi (plural vocative)
djedu (locative singular)
djedovima (locative plural)
djedima (locative plural)
djedom (instrumental singular)
djedovima (instrumental plural)
djedima (instrumental plural)
dȅd (alternative Ekavian)
dȅda (alternative Ekavian)
dȉd (alternative Ikavian)
đed (alternative Montenegro)


gnjat

gnjȃt (canonical masculine)
гња̑т (Cyrillic)
gnjȃt (nominative singular)
-i (nominative plural)
gnjátovi (nominative plural)
gnjata (genitive singular)
gnjatova (genitive plural)
gnjatu (dative singular)
gnjatovima (dative plural)
gnjat (accusative singular)
gnjatove (accusative plural)
gnjate (singular vocative)
gnjatovi (plural vocative)
gnjatu (locative singular)
gnjatovima (locative plural)
gnjatom (instrumental singular)
gnjatovima (instrumental plural)


krak

krȃk (canonical masculine)
кра̑к (Cyrillic)
krȃk (nominative singular)
krȃci (nominative plural)
krȁkovi (nominative plural)
kraka (genitive singular)
kraka (genitive plural)
krȁkōvā (genitive plural)
kraku (dative singular)
kracima (dative plural)
krakovima (dative plural)
krak (accusative singular)
krake (accusative plural)
krakove (accusative plural)
krače (singular vocative)
krȃci (plural vocative)
krȁkovi (plural vocative)
kraku (locative singular)
kracima (locative plural)
krakovima (locative plural)
krakom (instrumental singular)
kracima (instrumental plural)
krakovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *korkъ. First attested in the 19th century.

limb (of a frog and certain animals such as octopus or crab), tentacle


knez

knȇz (canonical masculine)
кне̑з (Cyrillic)
knȇz (nominative singular)
knȅzovi (nominative plural)
knȅževi (nominative plural)
knȇza (genitive singular)
knȅzōvā (genitive plural)
knezóvā (genitive plural)
knȅžēvā (genitive plural)
knežévā (genitive plural)
knȇzu (dative singular)
knȅzovima (dative plural)
knezòvima (dative plural)
knȅževima (dative plural)
knežèvima (dative plural)
knȇza (accusative singular)
knȅzove (accusative plural)
knȅževe (accusative plural)
knȇže (singular vocative)
knȅzovi (plural vocative)
knȅževi (plural vocative)
knȇzu (locative singular)
knȅzovima (locative plural)
knezòvima (locative plural)
knȅževima (locative plural)
knežèvima (locative plural)
knȇzom (instrumental singular)
knȅzovima (instrumental plural)
knezòvima (instrumental plural)
knȅževima (instrumental plural)
knežèvima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kъnędzь, borrowed from Proto-Germanic *kuningaz.


miš

mȉš m (Cyrillic spelling ми̏ш, diminutive mȉšić)

mȉš (canonical masculine)
ми̏ш (Cyrillic)
mȉšić (diminutive)
mȉš (nominative singular)
mȉševi (nominative plural)
mȉša (genitive singular)
mȉš (genitive singular)
mȉšēvā (genitive plural)
mȉšu (dative singular)
mȉševima (dative plural)
mȉša (accusative singular)
mȉševe (accusative plural)
mȉšu (singular vocative)
mȉševi (plural vocative)
mȉšu (locative singular)
mȉševima (locative plural)
mȉšem (instrumental singular)
mȉševima (instrumental plural)
mìševi (nominative plural)
mìšēvā (genitive plural)
mìševima (dative plural)
mìševe (accusative plural)
mìševi (plural vocative)
mìševima (locative plural)
mìševima (instrumental plural)
mȉši (nominative plural)
mȋšā (genitive plural)
mȉšima (dative plural)
mȉše (accusative plural)
mȉši (plural vocative)
mȉšima (locative plural)
mȉšima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *myšь (changed from feminine into masculine gender and declension), from Proto-Indo-European *muh₂s. The meaning computer input device is a calque of English mouse.

[...] dàſu konye, pſe, macske, misse, missine, opanke i Zemĺu od glada i shedye jili, à nehtilli Turkom grada datti.

1696, Paval Vitezovich, Kronika, aliti szpomen vszega svieta vikov, page 173:

… so that they ate horses, dogs, cats, mice, rats[?], shoes and dirt out of hunger and thirst, and they would not give the city over to the Turks.

… da su konje, pse, mačke, miše, mišine, opanke i zemlju od glada i žeđe jili, a ne htili Turkom grada dati.

Paket uključuje tipkovnicu, miš i mediapad.

2004 March 4, Domagoj Cerovac, “Računala — Bluetooth svuda oko nas”, in Vijenac:

The package includes a keyboard, mouse and mediapad.

Time ste BIOS-u rekli da ne obraća pozornost na tipkovnicu i miša [...]

2020 November 30, Mario Baksa, “Uključivanje računala na pomak miša ili pritiska tipke na tipkovnici?”, in Bug.hr:

That way you told BIOS not to pay attention to the keyboard and mouse …


skut

skȗt (canonical masculine)
ску̑т (Cyrillic)
skȗt (nominative singular)
skúti (nominative plural)
skútovi (nominative plural)
skúta (genitive singular)
skuta (genitive plural)
skutova (genitive plural)
skutu (dative singular)
skutima (dative plural)
skutovima (dative plural)
skut (accusative singular)
skute (accusative plural)
skutove (accusative plural)
skute (singular vocative)
skuti (plural vocative)
skutovi (plural vocative)
skutu (locative singular)
skutima (locative plural)
skutovima (locative plural)
skutom (instrumental singular)
skutima (instrumental plural)
skutovima (instrumental plural)


trag

trȃg (canonical masculine)
тра̑г (Cyrillic)
trag (nominative singular)
tragovi (nominative plural)
traga (genitive singular)
tragova (genitive plural)
tragu (dative singular)
tragovima (dative plural)
trag (accusative singular)
tragove (accusative plural)
tragu (singular vocative)
tragovi (plural vocative)
tragu (locative singular)
tragovima (locative plural)
tragom (instrumental singular)
tragovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *tragъ, from Proto-Indo-European *tregʰ-, a variation of *dʰregʰ- (“to pull, draw, drag”). Cognates include Latin trahō and Old Irish traig (“foot”).


vrag

vrȃg m (Cyrillic spelling вра̑г, diminutive vràžić)

vrȃg (canonical masculine)
вра̑г (Cyrillic)
vràžić (diminutive)
vrȃg (nominative singular)
vrȁgovi (nominative plural)
vrȃzi (nominative plural)
vrȃga (genitive singular)
vrȁgōvā (genitive plural)
vrȃza (genitive plural)
vrȃgu (dative singular)
vrȁgovima (dative plural)
vrȃzima (dative plural)
vrȃga (accusative singular)
vrȁgove (accusative plural)
vrȃze (accusative plural)
vrȃže (singular vocative)
vrȁgovi (plural vocative)
vrȃzi (plural vocative)
vrȃgu (locative singular)
vrȁgovima (locative plural)
vrȃzima (locative plural)
vrȃgom (instrumental singular)
vrȁgovima (instrumental plural)
vrȃzima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *vorgъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *wargás.

Koji se vrag upravo dogodio?

Nemoj ga smetati. Ljut je kao vrag.

(intensifier) hell (used as an intensifier in sentences that grammatically require a noun)


žulj

žȗlj (canonical masculine)
жу̑љ (Cyrillic)
žȗlj (nominative singular)
žúljevi (nominative plural)
žúlja (genitive singular)
žuljeva (genitive plural)
žulju (dative singular)
žuljevima (dative plural)
žulj (accusative singular)
žuljeve (accusative plural)
žulje (singular vocative)
žuljevi (plural vocative)
žulju (locative singular)
žuljevima (locative plural)
žuljem (instrumental singular)
žuljevima (instrumental plural)


crv

cȓv (canonical masculine)
цр̑в (Cyrillic)
cȓv (nominative singular)
crvi (nominative plural)
crva (genitive singular)
cŕvā (genitive plural)
cŕvī (genitive plural)
crvu (dative singular)
crvima (dative plural)
crva (accusative singular)
crve (accusative plural)
crve (singular vocative)
crvi (plural vocative)
crvu (locative singular)
crvima (locative plural)
crvom (instrumental singular)
crvima (instrumental plural)
črv (alternative dialectal obsolete)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *čьrvь, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *kírmis, from Proto-Indo-European *kʷŕ̥mis.


ptić

ptȉć (canonical masculine)
пти̏ћ (Cyrillic)
ptić (nominative singular)
ptići (nominative plural)
ptića (genitive singular)
ptića (genitive plural)
ptiću (dative singular)
ptićima (dative plural)
ptića (accusative singular)
ptiće (accusative plural)
ptiću (singular vocative)
ptići (plural vocative)
ptiću (locative singular)
ptićima (locative plural)
ptićem (instrumental singular)
ptićima (instrumental plural)


đak

đȃk (canonical masculine)
ђа̑к (Cyrillic)
đȃk (nominative singular)
đáci (nominative plural)
đáka (genitive singular)
đákā (genitive plural)
đáku (dative singular)
đácima (dative plural)
đáka (accusative singular)
đáke (accusative plural)
đȃče (singular vocative)
đáci (plural vocative)
đáku (locative singular)
đácima (locative plural)
đákom (instrumental singular)
đácima (instrumental plural)

By second iotation from earlier dijak, from Greek διάκος (diákos). Compare đakon.


gnjev

gnjȇv (canonical masculine)
гње̑в (Cyrillic)
gnjev (nominative singular)
gnjevi (nominative plural)
gnjȅvovi (nominative plural)
gnjeva (genitive singular)
gnjeva (genitive plural)
gnjevova (genitive plural)
gnjevu (dative singular)
gnjevima (dative plural)
gnjevovima (dative plural)
gnjev (accusative singular)
gnjeve (accusative plural)
gnjevove (accusative plural)
gnjeve (singular vocative)
gnjevi (plural vocative)
gnjevovi (plural vocative)
gnjevu (locative singular)
gnjevima (locative plural)
gnjevovima (locative plural)
gnjevom (instrumental singular)
gnjevima (instrumental plural)
gnjevovima (instrumental plural)
gnȇv (alternative Ekavian)
gniv (alternative Ikavian)


srh

срх (Cyrillic)
srh (nominative singular)
srsi (nominative plural)
srha (genitive singular)
srha (genitive plural)
srhu (dative singular)
srsima (dative plural)
srh (accusative singular)
srhe (accusative plural)
srše (singular vocative)
srsi (plural vocative)
srhu (locative singular)
srsima (locative plural)
srhom (instrumental singular)
srsima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sьrxъ. Cognate with Slovene srh (“shiver”) and the Bulgarian verb настръхна (nastrǎhna, “bristle up (hair)”). Further related to Middle High German hurst (“shrubbery”), whence German Horst (“thicket, small forest”).


verz

vȅrz (canonical masculine)
ве̏рз (Cyrillic)
vȅrz (nominative singular)
verzi (nominative plural)
vȅrza (genitive singular)
vȇrzā (genitive plural)
verzu (dative singular)
verzima (dative plural)
verz (accusative singular)
verze (accusative plural)
verze (singular vocative)
verzi (plural vocative)
verzu (locative singular)
verzima (locative plural)
verzom (instrumental singular)
vezima (instrumental plural)


jad

jȁd (canonical masculine)
ја̏д (Cyrillic)
jad (nominative singular)
jadi (nominative plural)
jada (genitive singular)
jada (genitive plural)
jadu (dative singular)
jadima (dative plural)
jad (accusative singular)
jade (accusative plural)
jade (singular vocative)
jadi (plural vocative)
jadu (locative singular)
jadima (locative plural)
jadom (instrumental singular)
jadima (instrumental plural)


žrec

žrȇc (canonical masculine)
жре̑ц (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Russian жрец (žrec), from Proto-Slavic *žьrьcь.


mještanin

mjèštanin m (Cyrillic spelling мјѐштанин)

mjèštanin (canonical masculine)
мјѐштанин (Cyrillic)
mjèštanin (nominative singular)
mjèštani (nominative plural)
mještanina (genitive singular)
mještana (genitive plural)
mještaninu (dative singular)
mještanima (dative plural)
mještanina (accusative singular)
mještane (accusative plural)
mještanine (singular vocative)
mještani (plural vocative)
mještaninu (locative singular)
mještanima (locative plural)
mještaninom (instrumental singular)
mještanima (instrumental plural)
mèštanin (alternative Ekavian)


knjižara

knjìžara (canonical feminine)
књѝжара (Cyrillic)
knjižara (nominative singular)
knjižare (nominative plural)
knjižare (genitive singular)
knjižara (genitive plural)
knjižari (dative singular)
knjižarama (dative plural)
knjižaru (accusative singular)
knjižare (accusative plural)
knjižaro (singular vocative)
knjižare (plural vocative)
knjižari (locative singular)
knjižarama (locative plural)
knjižarom (instrumental singular)
knjižarama (instrumental plural)


brđanin

bȑđanin (canonical masculine)
бр̏ђанин (Cyrillic)
bȑđanin (nominative singular)
bȑđani (nominative plural)
brđanina (genitive singular)
brđana (genitive plural)
brđaninu (dative singular)
brđanima (dative plural)
brđanina (accusative singular)
brđane (accusative plural)
brđanine (singular vocative)
brđani (plural vocative)
brđaninu (locative singular)
brđanima (locative plural)
brđaninom (instrumental singular)
brđanima (instrumental plural)

(in the plural, historical, Serbia) ethnonym of Montenegrins


goranin

gòranin (canonical masculine)
го̀ранин (Cyrillic)
gòranin (nominative singular)
gòrani (nominative plural)
gòranina (genitive singular)
gòrānā (genitive plural)
gòraninu (dative singular)
gòranima (dative plural)
gòranina (accusative singular)
gòrane (accusative plural)
gòranine (singular vocative)
gòrani (plural vocative)
gòraninu (locative singular)
gòranima (locative plural)
gòraninom (instrumental singular)
gòranima (instrumental plural)


gospodar

gospòdār m (Cyrillic spelling госпо̀да̄р)

gospòdār (canonical masculine)
госпо̀да̄р (Cyrillic)
gospodar (nominative singular)
gospodari (nominative plural)
gospodára (genitive singular)
gospodara (genitive plural)
gospodaru (dative singular)
gospodarima (dative plural)
gospodara (accusative singular)
gospodare (accusative plural)
gospodaru (singular vocative)
gospodari (plural vocative)
gospodaru (locative singular)
gospodarima (locative plural)
gospodarom (instrumental singular)
gospodarima (instrumental plural)


stric

strȋc (canonical masculine)
стри̑ц (Cyrillic)
strȋc (nominative singular)
stríčevi (nominative plural)
stríca (genitive singular)
stríčēvā (genitive plural)
strícu (dative singular)
stríčevima (dative plural)
stríca (accusative singular)
stríčeve (accusative plural)
strȋče (singular vocative)
stríčevi (plural vocative)
strícu (locative singular)
stríčevima (locative plural)
strícem (instrumental singular)
stríčevima (instrumental plural)


klinac

klȉnac (canonical masculine)
кли̏нац (Cyrillic)
klinac (nominative singular)
klȋnci (nominative plural)
klȋnca (genitive singular)
klinaca (genitive plural)
klincu (dative singular)
klincima (dative plural)
klinca (accusative singular)
klince (accusative plural)
klȋnče (singular vocative)
klinci (plural vocative)
klincu (locative singular)
klincima (locative plural)
klincem (instrumental singular)
klincima (instrumental plural)


posjetitelj

posjètitelj m (Cyrillic spelling посјѐтитељ)

posjètitelj (canonical masculine)
посјѐтитељ (Cyrillic)
posjetitelj (nominative singular)
posjetitelji (nominative plural)
posjetitelja (genitive singular)
posjetitelja (genitive plural)
posjetitelju (dative singular)
posjetiteljima (dative plural)
posjetitelja (accusative singular)
posjetitelje (accusative plural)
posjetitelju (singular vocative)
posjetitelji (plural vocative)
posjetitelju (locative singular)
posjetiteljima (locative plural)
posjetiteljem (instrumental singular)
posjetiteljima (instrumental plural)
posètitelj (alternative Ekavian)


posjetilac

posjètilac m (Cyrillic spelling посјѐтилац)

posjètilac (canonical masculine)
посјѐтилац (Cyrillic)
posjetilac (nominative singular)
posjetioci (nominative plural)
posjetioca (genitive singular)
posjetilaca (genitive plural)
posjetiocu (dative singular)
posjetiocima (dative plural)
posjetioca (accusative singular)
posjetioce (accusative plural)
posjetioče (singular vocative)
posjetioci (plural vocative)
posjetiocu (locative singular)
posjetiocima (locative plural)
posjetiocem (instrumental singular)
posjetiocima (instrumental plural)
posètilac (alternative Ekavian)


vic

vȉc (canonical masculine)
ви̏ц (Cyrillic)
vȉc (nominative singular)
vicevi (nominative plural)
vìca (genitive singular)
viceva (genitive plural)
vicu (dative singular)
vicevima (dative plural)
vic (accusative singular)
viceve (accusative plural)
viče (singular vocative)
vicevi (plural vocative)
vicu (locative singular)
vicevima (locative plural)
vicem (instrumental singular)
vicevima (instrumental plural)

joke (a funny or witty story, usually spoken)


čitalac

čìtalac (canonical masculine)
чѝталац (Cyrillic)
čitalac (nominative singular)
čitaoci (nominative plural)
čitaoca (genitive singular)
čitalaca (genitive plural)
čitaocu (dative singular)
čitaocima (dative plural)
čitaoca (accusative singular)
čitaoce (accusative plural)
čitaoče (singular vocative)
čitaoci (plural vocative)
čitaocu (locative singular)
čitaocima (locative plural)
čitaocem (instrumental singular)
čitaocima (instrumental plural)
čìtatelj (alternative Croatia)


čitatelj

čìtatelj (canonical masculine)
чѝтатељ (Cyrillic)
čitatelj (nominative singular)
čitatelji (nominative plural)
čitatelja (genitive singular)
čitatelja (genitive plural)
čitatelju (dative singular)
čitateljima (dative plural)
čitatelja (accusative singular)
čitatelje (accusative plural)
čitatelju (singular vocative)
čitatelji (plural vocative)
čitatelju (locative singular)
čitateljima (locative plural)
čitateljom (instrumental singular)
čitateljima (instrumental plural)
čìtalac (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


bife

bìfē (canonical masculine)
бѝфе̄ (Cyrillic)
bìfē (nominative singular)
bifèi (nominative plural)
bifèa (genitive singular)
biféā (genitive plural)
bifeu (dative singular)
bifeima (dative plural)
bife (accusative singular)
bifee (accusative plural)
bifeu (singular vocative)
bifee (singular vocative)
bifei (plural vocative)
bifeu (locative singular)
bifeima (locative plural)
bifeom (instrumental singular)
bifeima (instrumental plural)


dinamo

динамо (Cyrillic)
dinamo (nominative singular)
dinama (nominative plural)
dinama (genitive singular)
dinama (genitive plural)
dinamu (dative singular)
dinamima (dative plural)
dinamo (accusative singular)
dinama (accusative plural)
dinamo (singular vocative)
dinama (plural vocative)
dinamu (locative singular)
dinamima (locative plural)
dinamom (instrumental singular)
dinamima (instrumental plural)


knjižnica

knjížnica f (Cyrillic spelling књи́жница)

knjížnica (canonical feminine)
књи́жница (Cyrillic)
knjižnica (nominative singular)
knjižnice (nominative plural)
knjižnice (genitive singular)
knjižnica (genitive plural)
knjižnici (dative singular)
knjižnicama (dative plural)
knjižnicu (accusative singular)
knjižnice (accusative plural)
knjižnice (singular vocative)
knjižnico (singular vocative)
knjižnice (plural vocative)
knjižnici (locative singular)
knjižnicama (locative plural)
knjižnicom (instrumental singular)
knjižnicama (instrumental plural)


podatak

podátak (canonical masculine)
пода́так (Cyrillic)
podátak (nominative singular)
podátci (nominative plural)
podaci (nominative plural)
podátka (genitive singular)
pòdātākā (genitive plural)
podatku (dative singular)
podacima (dative plural)
podatcima (dative plural)
podatak (accusative singular)
podatke (accusative plural)
podatku (singular vocative)
podače (singular vocative)
podatče (singular vocative)
podatci (plural vocative)
podaci (plural vocative)
podatku (locative singular)
podacima (locative plural)
podatcima (locative plural)
podatkom (instrumental singular)
podacima (instrumental plural)
podatcima (instrumental plural)


gaučo

Borrowed from Spanish gaucho, of uncertain origin.

gaucho (cowboy of the South American pampas)


pomladak

pòmladak m (Cyrillic spelling по̀младак)

pòmladak (canonical masculine)
по̀младак (Cyrillic)
pomladak (nominative singular)
pomlaci (nominative plural)
pomlatka (genitive singular)
pomladaka (genitive plural)
pomlatku (dative singular)
pomlacima (dative plural)
pomladcima (dative plural)
pomlatka (accusative singular)
pomlatke (accusative plural)
pomlatku (singular vocative)
pomladče (singular vocative)
pomladdče (singular vocative)
pomlaci (plural vocative)
pomladci (plural vocative)
pomlatku (locative singular)
pomlacima (locative plural)
pomladcima (locative plural)
pomlatkom (instrumental singular)
pomlacima (instrumental plural)
pomladcima (instrumental plural)


mladac

mládac (canonical masculine)
мла́дац (Cyrillic)
mládac (nominative singular)
mláci (nominative plural)
mláca (genitive singular)
mlȁdācā (genitive plural)
mlacu (dative singular)
mlacima (dative plural)
mlaca (accusative singular)
mlace (accusative plural)
mlȃče (singular vocative)
mlaci (plural vocative)
mlacu (locative singular)
mlacima (locative plural)
mlacom (instrumental singular)
mlacima (instrumental plural)


razgodak

rázgodak m (Cyrillic spelling ра́згодак)

rázgodak (canonical masculine)
ра́згодак (Cyrillic)
razgodak (nominative singular)
razgoci (nominative plural)
razgodci (nominative plural)
razgotka (genitive singular)
razgodaka (genitive plural)
razgotku (dative singular)
razgocima (dative plural)
razgodcima (dative plural)
razgodak (accusative singular)
razgotke (accusative plural)
razgotku (singular vocative)
razgoče (singular vocative)
razgodče (singular vocative)
razgoci (plural vocative)
razgodci (plural vocative)
razgotku (locative singular)
razgocima (locative plural)
razgodcima (locative plural)
razgotkom (instrumental singular)
razgocima (instrumental plural)
razgodcima (instrumental plural)


bratac

brȁtac (canonical masculine)
бра̏тац (Cyrillic)
bratac (nominative singular)
braci (nominative plural)
bratci (nominative plural)
braca (genitive singular)
bratca (genitive singular)
brataca (genitive plural)
bracu (dative singular)
bratcu (dative singular)
bracima (dative plural)
bratcima (dative plural)
braca (accusative singular)
bratca (accusative singular)
brace (accusative plural)
bratce (accusative plural)
brače (singular vocative)
bratče (singular vocative)
braci (plural vocative)
bratci (plural vocative)
bracu (locative singular)
bratcu (locative singular)
bracima (locative plural)
bratcima (locative plural)
bracem (instrumental singular)
bratcem (instrumental singular)
bracima (instrumental plural)
bratcima (instrumental plural)

Ja Sladmilom na njegov stan dojdoh, u koga još star otac i majka i mlaji bratac biše.


ledac

lȅdac (canonical masculine)
ле̏дац (Cyrillic)
lȅdac (nominative singular)
lȅci (nominative plural)
lȅdci (nominative plural)
lȅca (genitive singular)
lȅdāca (genitive plural)
lecu (dative singular)
ledcu (dative singular)
lecima (dative plural)
ledcima (dative plural)
ledac (accusative singular)
lece (accusative plural)
ledce (accusative plural)
leče (singular vocative)
ledče (singular vocative)
leci (plural vocative)
ledci (plural vocative)
lecu (locative singular)
ledcu (locative singular)
lecima (locative plural)
ledcima (locative plural)
lecem (instrumental singular)
ledcem (instrumental singular)
lecima (instrumental plural)
ledcima (instrumental plural)


hitac

hȉtac (canonical masculine)
хи̏тац (Cyrillic)
hȉtac (nominative singular)
hȉci (nominative plural)
hȉtci (nominative plural)
hȉca (genitive singular)
hitaca (genitive plural)
hicu (dative singular)
hitcu (dative singular)
hicima (dative plural)
hitcima (dative plural)
hitac (accusative singular)
hice (accusative plural)
hitce (accusative plural)
hiče (singular vocative)
hitče (singular vocative)
hȉci (plural vocative)
hȉtci (plural vocative)
hicu (locative singular)
hitcu (locative singular)
hicima (locative plural)
hitcima (locative plural)
hicu (instrumental singular)
hitcu (instrumental singular)
hicima (instrumental plural)
hitcima (instrumental plural)


curetak

curétak (canonical masculine)
цуре́так (Cyrillic)
curétak (nominative singular)
curéci (nominative plural)
curétci (nominative plural)
curétka (genitive singular)
curétākā (genitive plural)
curétku (dative singular)
curécima (dative plural)
curétcima (dative plural)
curétka (accusative singular)
curétke (accusative plural)
curéče (singular vocative)
curétče (singular vocative)
curétku (singular vocative)
curéci (plural vocative)
curétci (plural vocative)
curétku (locative singular)
curécima (locative plural)
curétcima (locative plural)
curétkom (instrumental singular)
curécima (instrumental plural)
curétcima (instrumental plural)


jaz

jȃz (canonical masculine)
ја̑з (Cyrillic)
jaz (nominative singular)
jazovi (nominative plural)
jaza (genitive singular)
jazova (genitive plural)
jazu (dative singular)
jazovima (dative plural)
jaz (accusative singular)
jazove (accusative plural)
jazu (singular vocative)
jazovi (plural vocative)
jazu (locative singular)
jazovima (locative plural)
jazom (instrumental singular)
jazovima (instrumental plural)


месечина

ме̏сечина (canonical feminine)
mȅsečina (romanization)
месечина (nominative singular)
месечине (nominative plural)
месечине (genitive singular)
месечина (genitive plural)
месечини (dative singular)
месечинама (dative plural)
месечину (accusative singular)
месечине (accusative plural)
месечино (singular vocative)
месечине (plural vocative)
месечини (locative singular)
месечинама (locative plural)
месечином (instrumental singular)
месечинама (instrumental plural)
мје̏сечина (alternative Ijekavian)


stav

stȁv (canonical masculine)
ста̏в (Cyrillic)
stȁv (nominative singular)
stàvovi (nominative plural)
stava (genitive singular)
stavova (genitive plural)
stavu (dative singular)
stavovima (dative plural)
stav (accusative singular)
stavove (accusative plural)
stave (singular vocative)
stavovi (plural vocative)
stavu (locative singular)
stavovima (locative plural)
stavom (instrumental singular)
stavovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *stavъ.
Mathematical and musical senses are probably taken from German Satz.


terasa

teràsa (canonical feminine)
тера̀са (Cyrillic)
teràsa (nominative singular)
terase (nominative plural)
terase (genitive singular)
terásā (genitive plural)
terasi (dative singular)
terasama (dative plural)
terasu (accusative singular)
terase (accusative plural)
teraso (singular vocative)
terase (plural vocative)
terasi (locative singular)
terasama (locative plural)
terasom (instrumental singular)
terasama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Terrasse, from French terrasse.

terrace (extending outwards from a building)


пека

пе̏ка (canonical feminine)
pȅka (romanization)
пе̏ка (nominative singular)
пеке (nominative plural)
пеке (genitive singular)
пе̑ка̄ (genitive plural)
пеки (dative singular)
пеци (dative singular)
пекама (dative plural)
пеку (accusative singular)
пеке (accusative plural)
пеко (singular vocative)
пеке (plural vocative)
пеки (locative singular)
пеци (locative singular)
пекама (locative plural)
пеком (instrumental singular)
пекама (instrumental plural)


тека

те́ка (canonical feminine)
téka (romanization)
те́ка (nominative singular)
теке (nominative plural)
теке (genitive singular)
тека (genitive plural)
те́ци (dative singular)
текама (dative plural)
теку (accusative singular)
теке (accusative plural)
теко (singular vocative)
теке (plural vocative)
те́ци (locative singular)
текама (locative plural)
теком (instrumental singular)
текама (instrumental plural)


grašak

grášak (canonical masculine)
гра́шак (Cyrillic)
grašak (nominative singular)
grašci (nominative plural)
graška (genitive singular)
grȃšākā (genitive plural)
grašku (dative singular)
grašcima (dative plural)
grašak (accusative singular)
graške (accusative plural)
grašče (singular vocative)
grašku (singular vocative)
grašci (plural vocative)
grašku (locative singular)
grašcima (locative plural)
graškom (instrumental singular)
grašcima (instrumental plural)


грашак

гра́шак (canonical masculine)
grášak (romanization)
грашак (nominative singular)
грашци (nominative plural)
грашка (genitive singular)
гра̑ша̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
грашку (dative singular)
грашцима (dative plural)
грашак (accusative singular)
грашке (accusative plural)
грашче (singular vocative)
грашку (singular vocative)
грашци (plural vocative)
грашку (locative singular)
грашцима (locative plural)
грашком (instrumental singular)
грашцима (instrumental plural)


хомосексуалност

хомосексуа́лно̄ст

хомосексуа́лно̄ст f (Latin spelling homoseksuálnōst)

хомосексуа́лно̄ст (canonical feminine)
homoseksuálnōst (romanization)
хомосексуалност (nominative singular)
хомосексуалности (genitive singular)
хомосексуалности (dative singular)
хомосексуалност (accusative singular)
хомосексуалности (singular vocative)
хомосексуалности (locative singular)
хомосексуалношћу (instrumental singular)
хомосексуалности (instrumental singular)

sh-decl-noun-unc

хомосексуалност

хомосексуалности

хомосексуалности

хомосексуалност

хомосексуалности

хомосексуалности

хомосексуалношћу / хомосексуалности


homoseksualnost

sh-noun

homoseksuálnōst f (Cyrillic spelling хомосексуа́лно̄ст)

homoseksuálnōst (canonical feminine)
хомосексуа́лно̄ст (Cyrillic)
homoseksualnost (nominative singular)
homoseksualnosti (genitive singular)
homoseksualnosti (dative singular)
homoseksualnost (accusative singular)
homoseksualnosti (singular vocative)
homoseksualnosti (locative singular)
homoseksualnošću (instrumental singular)
homoseksualnosti (instrumental singular)

* homo- + seksualnost
* homoseksualan + -ost


миш

ми̏ш (canonical masculine)
mȉš (romanization)
миш (nominative singular)
мишеви (nominative plural)
миша (genitive singular)
мишева (genitive plural)
мишу (dative singular)
мишевима (dative plural)
миша (accusative singular)
мишеве (accusative plural)
мишу (singular vocative)
мишеви (plural vocative)
мишу (locative singular)
мишевима (locative plural)
мишем (instrumental singular)
мишевима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *myšь, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *mū́ˀšis, from Proto-Indo-European *múHs.
The computing sense is a semantic loan from English mouse.


податак

пода́так (canonical masculine)
podátak (romanization)
пода́так (nominative singular)
пода́(т)ци (nominative plural)
пода́тка (genitive singular)
по̀да̄та̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
податку (dative singular)
подацима (dative plural)
податцима (dative plural)
податак (accusative singular)
податке (accusative plural)
податку (singular vocative)
подаче (singular vocative)
податче (singular vocative)
подаци (plural vocative)
податци (plural vocative)
податку (locative singular)
подацима (locative plural)
податцима (locative plural)
податком (instrumental singular)
подацима (instrumental plural)
податцима (instrumental plural)


хитац

хи̏тац (canonical masculine)
hȉtac (romanization)
хи̏тац (nominative singular)
хи̏(т)ци (nominative plural)
хи̏ца (genitive singular)
хитаца (genitive plural)
хицу (dative singular)
хитцу (dative singular)
хицима (dative plural)
хитцима (dative plural)
хитац (accusative singular)
хице (accusative plural)
хитце (accusative plural)
хиче (singular vocative)
хитче (singular vocative)
хи̏(т)ци (plural vocative)
хицу (locative singular)
хитцу (locative singular)
хицима (locative plural)
хитцима (locative plural)
хицу (instrumental singular)
хитцу (instrumental singular)
хицима (instrumental plural)
хитцима (instrumental plural)


братац

бра̏тац (canonical masculine)
brȁtac (romanization)
братац (nominative singular)
браци (nominative plural)
братци (nominative plural)
браца (genitive singular)
братца (genitive singular)
братаца (genitive plural)
брацу (dative singular)
братцу (dative singular)
брацима (dative plural)
братцима (dative plural)
браца (accusative singular)
братца (accusative singular)
браце (accusative plural)
братце (accusative plural)
браче (singular vocative)
братче (singular vocative)
браци (plural vocative)
братци (plural vocative)
брацу (locative singular)
братцу (locative singular)
брацима (locative plural)
братцима (locative plural)
брацем (instrumental singular)
братцем (instrumental singular)
брацима (instrumental plural)
братцима (instrumental plural)


младац

мла́дац (canonical masculine)
mládac (romanization)
мла́дац (nominative singular)
мла́ци (nominative plural)
мла́ца (genitive singular)
мла̏да̄ца̄ (genitive plural)
млацу (dative singular)
млацима (dative plural)
млаца (accusative singular)
млаце (accusative plural)
мла̑че (singular vocative)
млаци (plural vocative)
млацу (locative singular)
млацима (locative plural)
млацом (instrumental singular)
млацима (instrumental plural)


младић

мла̀дӣћ (canonical masculine)
mlàdīć (romanization)
мла̀дӣћ (nominative singular)
младићи (nominative plural)
млади́ћа (genitive singular)
младића (genitive plural)
младићу (dative singular)
младићима (dative plural)
младића (accusative singular)
младиће (accusative plural)
мла̏дӣћу (singular vocative)
младићи (plural vocative)
младићу (locative singular)
младићима (locative plural)
младићем (instrumental singular)
младићима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *moldiťь. Compare Old Czech mladic.


mladić

mlàdīć (canonical masculine)
мла̀дӣћ (Cyrillic)
mlàdīć (nominative singular)
mladići (nominative plural)
mladíća (genitive singular)
mladića (genitive plural)
mladiću (dative singular)
mladićima (dative plural)
mladića (accusative singular)
mladiće (accusative plural)
mlȁdīću (singular vocative)
mladići (plural vocative)
mladiću (locative singular)
mladićima (locative plural)
mladićem (instrumental singular)
mladićima (instrumental plural)


вишак

ви́шак (canonical masculine)
víšak (romanization)
вишак (nominative singular)
вишкови (nominative plural)
вишка (genitive singular)
вишкова (genitive plural)
вишку (dative singular)
вишковима (dative plural)
вишак (accusative singular)
вишкове (accusative plural)
вишку (singular vocative)
вишкови (plural vocative)
вишку (locative singular)
вишковима (locative plural)
вишком (instrumental singular)
вишковима (instrumental plural)


мањак

ма́њак (canonical masculine)
mánjak (romanization)
мањак (nominative singular)
мањци (nominative plural)
ма́њак (genitive singular)
ма̑ња̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
мањку (dative singular)
мањцима (dative plural)
мањак (accusative singular)
мањке (accusative plural)
мањку (singular vocative)
мањци (plural vocative)
мањку (locative singular)
мањцима (locative plural)
мањком (instrumental singular)
мањцима (instrumental plural)


књижница

књи́жница (canonical feminine)
knjížnica (romanization)
књижница (nominative singular)
књижнице (nominative plural)
књижнице (genitive singular)
књижница (genitive plural)
књижници (dative singular)
књижницама (dative plural)
књижницу (accusative singular)
књижнице (accusative plural)
књижнице (singular vocative)
књижницо (singular vocative)
књижнице (plural vocative)
књижници (locative singular)
књижницама (locative plural)
књижницом (instrumental singular)
књижницама (instrumental plural)


радио

ра̑дио (canonical masculine)
rȃdio (romanization)
ра̑дио (nominative singular)
радији (nominative plural)
ра̑дија (genitive singular)
радија (genitive plural)
радију (dative singular)
радијима (dative plural)
радио (accusative singular)
радије (accusative plural)
радио (singular vocative)
радији (plural vocative)
радију (locative singular)
радијима (locative plural)
ра̑диом (instrumental singular)
радијима (instrumental plural)


студио

сту̑дио (canonical masculine)
stȗdio (romanization)
сту̑дио (nominative singular)
сту̑дији (nominative plural)
сту̑дија (genitive singular)
сту̑дӣја̄ (genitive plural)
сту̑дију (dative singular)
сту̑дијима (dative plural)
сту̑дио (accusative singular)
сту̑дије (accusative plural)
сту̑дио (singular vocative)
сту̑дији (plural vocative)
сту̑дију (locative singular)
сту̑дијима (locative plural)
сту̑диом (instrumental singular)
сту̑дијем (instrumental singular)
сту̑дијима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Italian studio (“study”), from Latin studium (“study”).

studio (artist’s or photographer’s workshop)

studio (establishment where an art is taught)

studio (place where radio or television programs, records or films are made)

studio (company or organization that makes films)


жири

жѝрӣ (canonical masculine)
žìrī (romanization)
жири (nominative singular)
жирији (nominative plural)
жирија (genitive singular)
жирија (genitive plural)
жирију (dative singular)
жиријима (dative plural)
жири (accusative singular)
жирије (accusative plural)
жири (singular vocative)
жирији (plural vocative)
жирију (locative singular)
жиријима (locative plural)
жиријем (instrumental singular)
жиријима (instrumental plural)


ембрио

е̏мбрио (canonical masculine)
ȅmbrio (romanization)
ембрио (nominative singular)
ембрији (nominative plural)
ембрија (genitive singular)
ембрија (genitive plural)
ембрију (dative singular)
ембријима (dative plural)
ембрио (accusative singular)
ембрије (accusative plural)
ембрио (singular vocative)
ембрији (plural vocative)
ембрију (locative singular)
ембријима (locative plural)
ембријем (instrumental singular)
ембријима (instrumental plural)
е̏мбрио̄н (alternative)
ȅmbrij (alternative Croatia)

From Medieval Latin embryon, from Ancient Greek ἔμβρυον (émbruon).


ембрион

е̏мбрио̄н (canonical masculine)
ȅmbriōn (romanization)
ембрион (nominative singular)
ембриони (nominative plural)
ембриона (genitive singular)
ембриона (genitive plural)
ембриону (dative singular)
ембрионима (dative plural)
ембрион (accusative singular)
ембрионе (accusative plural)
ембрионе (singular vocative)
ембриони (plural vocative)
ембриону (locative singular)
ембрионима (locative plural)
ембрионом (instrumental singular)
ембрионима (instrumental plural)


ножице

но̏жице (canonical feminine)
nȍžice (romanization)
ножице (nominative plural)
ножица (genitive plural)
ножицама (dative plural)
ножице (accusative plural)
ножице (plural vocative)
ножицама (locative plural)
ножицама (instrumental plural)


шкаре

шка̏ре (canonical feminine plural)
škȁre (romanization)
шка̏ре (nominative plural)
шка̑ра̄ (genitive plural)
шкарама (dative plural)
шкаре (accusative plural)
шкаре (plural vocative)
шкарама (locative plural)
шкарама (instrumental plural)


десни

де̑сни (canonical feminine)
dȇsni (romanization)
десни (nominative plural)
десни (genitive plural)
деснију (genitive plural)
деснима (dative plural)
десни (accusative plural)
десни (plural vocative)
деснима (locative plural)
деснима (instrumental plural)

sh-decl-noun-plural

десни / деснију

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *dęsna, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *déntsnāˀ, from *dantís, from Proto-Indo-European *h₃dónts.


ферије

фе̑рије (canonical feminine)
fȇrije (romanization)
ферије (nominative plural)
ферија (genitive plural)
феријама (dative plural)
ферије (accusative plural)
ферије (plural vocative)
феријама (locative plural)
феријама (instrumental plural)


finansije

sh-noun

finànsije f (Cyrillic spelling фина̀нсије)

finànsije (canonical feminine)
фина̀нсије (Cyrillic)
finansije (nominative plural)
finansija (genitive plural)
finansijama (dative plural)
finansije (accusative plural)
finansije (plural vocative)
finansijama (locative plural)
finansijama (instrumental plural)
finàncije (alternative Croatia)