emisija

emìsija (canonical feminine)
емѝсија (Cyrillic)
emisija (nominative singular)
emisije (nominative plural)
emisije (genitive singular)
emisija (genitive plural)
emisiji (dative singular)
emisijama (dative plural)
emisiju (accusative singular)
emisije (accusative plural)
emisijo (singular vocative)
emisije (plural vocative)
emisiji (locative singular)
emisijama (locative plural)
emisijom (instrumental singular)
emisijama (instrumental plural)


емисија

емѝсија (canonical feminine)
emìsija (romanization)
емисија (nominative singular)
емисије (nominative plural)
емисије (genitive singular)
емисија (genitive plural)
емисији (dative singular)
емисијама (dative plural)
емисију (accusative singular)
емисије (accusative plural)
емисијо (singular vocative)
емисије (plural vocative)
емисији (locative singular)
емисијама (locative plural)
емисијом (instrumental singular)
емисијама (instrumental plural)


tarot

From French tarot, from Italian tarocchi.


iva

íva (canonical feminine)
и́ва (Cyrillic)
iva (nominative singular)
ive (nominative plural)
ive (genitive singular)
iva (genitive plural)
ivi (dative singular)
ivama (dative plural)
ivu (accusative singular)
ive (accusative plural)
ivo (singular vocative)
ive (plural vocative)
ivi (locative singular)
ivama (locative plural)
ivom (instrumental singular)
ivama (instrumental plural)


кутија

ку̀тија (canonical feminine)
kùtija (romanization)
ку̀тија (nominative singular)
кутије (nominative plural)
кутије (genitive singular)
ку̏тӣја̄ (genitive plural)
кутији (dative singular)
кутијама (dative plural)
кутију (accusative singular)
кутије (accusative plural)
кутијо (singular vocative)
кутије (plural vocative)
кутији (locative singular)
кутијама (locative plural)
кутијом (instrumental singular)
кутијама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قوطی (kutu, kutı), from Greek κουτί (koutí).


kutija

kùtija (canonical feminine)
ку̀тија (Cyrillic)
kùtija (nominative singular)
kutije (nominative plural)
kutije (genitive singular)
kȕtījā (genitive plural)
kutiji (dative singular)
kutijama (dative plural)
kutiju (accusative singular)
kutije (accusative plural)
kutijo (singular vocative)
kutije (plural vocative)
kutiji (locative singular)
kutijama (locative plural)
kutijom (instrumental singular)
kutijama (instrumental plural)


груди

гру̑ди (canonical feminine plural)
grȗdi (romanization)
гру̑ди (nominative plural)
гру́дӣ (genitive plural)
гру́дима (dative plural)
гру̑ди (accusative plural)
гру̑ди (plural vocative)
гру́дима (locative plural)
гру́дима (instrumental plural)


grudi

grȗdi (canonical feminine plural)
гру̑ди (Cyrillic)
grȗdi (nominative plural)
grúdī (genitive plural)
grúdima (dative plural)
grȗdi (accusative plural)
grȗdi (plural vocative)
grúdima (locative plural)
grúdima (instrumental plural)


срце

ср̏це (canonical neuter)
sȑce (romanization)
ср̏це (nominative singular)
срца (nominative plural)
ср̏ца (genitive singular)
ср̏даца (genitive plural)
срцу (dative singular)
срцима (dative plural)
срце (accusative singular)
срца (accusative plural)
срце (singular vocative)
срца (plural vocative)
срцу (locative singular)
срцима (locative plural)
срцем (instrumental singular)
срцима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sьrdьce, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *śirˀdís, from Proto-Indo-European *ḱérd.

Срце је шупљи мишићни орган који пумпа крв кроз крвоток помоћу сталних ритмичких контракција.

The heart is the hollow, muscular organ that pumps blood through the circulatory system by way of continuous rhythmic contractions.

the conventional shape or symbol ♥, used to represent the heart, love, or emotion

most central, characteristic, or essential part; essence, core, heart


srce

sȑce (canonical neuter)
ср̏це (Cyrillic)
sȑce (nominative singular)
srca (nominative plural)
sȑca (genitive singular)
sȑcā (genitive plural)
sȑdācā (genitive plural)
srcu (dative singular)
srcima (dative plural)
srce (accusative singular)
srca (accusative plural)
srce (singular vocative)
srca (plural vocative)
srcu (locative singular)
srcima (locative plural)
srcem (instrumental singular)
srcima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sьrdьce, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *śirˀdís, from Proto-Indo-European *ḱḗr.

Srce je šuplji mišićni organ koji pumpa krv kroz krvotok s pomoću stalnih ritmičkih kontrakcija.


род

ро̑д (canonical masculine)
rȏd (romanization)
ро̑д (nominative singular)
ро̀дови (nominative plural)
ро̏да (genitive singular)
родова (genitive plural)
роду (dative singular)
родовима (dative plural)
род (accusative singular)
родове (accusative plural)
роде (singular vocative)
родови (plural vocative)
роду (locative singular)
родовима (locative plural)
родом (instrumental singular)
родовима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *rodъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *radás.

fruit, crop, extraction (rarely used in these senses)


пол

по̑л (canonical masculine)
pȏl (romanization)
по̑л (nominative singular)
по́лови (nominative plural)
пола (genitive singular)
по́ло̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
полу (dative singular)
половима (dative plural)
пол (accusative singular)
полове (accusative plural)
поле (singular vocative)
полови (plural vocative)
полу (locative singular)
половима (locative plural)
полом (instrumental singular)
половима (instrumental plural)

pole (magnetic, positive, negative etc.)


пол

по̑л (canonical masculine)
pȏl (romanization)
пол (nominative singular)
полови (nominative plural)
пола (genitive singular)
полова (genitive plural)
полу (dative singular)
половима (dative plural)
пол (accusative singular)
полове (accusative plural)
поле (singular vocative)
полови (plural vocative)
полу (locative singular)
половима (locative plural)
полом (instrumental singular)
половима (instrumental plural)
спо̑л (alternative Croatia)

(Bosnia, Serbia) sex (kind of an organism as determined by its reproductive organs)


суицид

суѝцӣд (canonical masculine)
suìcīd (romanization)
суѝцӣд (nominative singular)
суициди (nominative plural)
суици́да (genitive singular)
суицида (genitive plural)
суициду (dative singular)
суицидима (dative plural)
суицид (accusative singular)
суициде (accusative plural)
суициде (singular vocative)
суициди (plural vocative)
суициду (locative singular)
суицидима (locative plural)
суицидом (instrumental singular)
суицидима (instrumental plural)

Learned borrowing from New Latin suicīdium.


ura

ȕra (canonical feminine)
у̏ра (Cyrillic)
ura (nominative singular)
ure (nominative plural)
ure (genitive singular)
ȗrā (genitive plural)
uri (dative singular)
urama (dative plural)
uru (accusative singular)
ure (accusative plural)
uro (singular vocative)
ure (plural vocative)
uri (locative singular)
urama (locative plural)
urom (instrumental singular)
urama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Uhr, from Latin hōra.

Čin dobro, ne pristaj, kad ne moreš znati

early 16th century, Marko Marulić, Dobri nauci

(please add an English translation of this quotation)

1551, Marin Držić, Dundo maroje, Act 2, scene 8, Tripče's monologue

Ostavio me je na voštariju; jesu dvije ure jer je prošlo brijeme od objeda

s družinom mi tvojom zadnja ura bije,
nad glavom se mojom turska sablja vije.

1684, Pavao Ritter Vitezović, Odiljenje sigetsko:

Sad opet zašutim, i da višje nije
od po noći ćutim, koja ura bije.

Sad odbi na tornju deveta ura.

Ustajao je zimi i ljeti u isto doba, uvijek u pet ura jutra, pa bi se odmah i odjeo.

Čekajte... da, jesu, jer ura i zlatan lanac..

early 20th century, Milan Begović, Giga Barićeva

Najednom izvuče direktor svoj sat, i kao da prekida probu, kad je došla ura ručka, vikne...


хексадецимални систем

sh-noun

хексадецимални систем

хексадецимални систем m (Latin spelling heksadecimalni sistem)

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heksadecimalni sistem

heksadecimalni sistem m (Cyrillic spelling хексадецимални систем)

хексадецимални систем (Cyrillic)


temperament

temperàment m (Cyrillic spelling темпера̀мент)

temperàment (canonical masculine)
темпера̀мент (Cyrillic)
temperàment (nominative singular)
temperamenti (nominative plural)
temperamenta (genitive singular)
temperàmenātā (genitive plural)
temperamentu (dative singular)
temperamentima (dative plural)
temperament (accusative singular)
temperamente (accusative plural)
temperamente (singular vocative)
temperamenti (plural vocative)
temperamentu (locative singular)
temperamentima (locative plural)
temperamentom (instrumental singular)
temperamentima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Temperament, from Latin temperāmentum.


jantar

jȁntār (canonical masculine)
ја̏нта̄р (Cyrillic)
jantar (nominative singular)
jantari (nominative plural)
jantara (genitive singular)
jantara (genitive plural)
jantaru (dative singular)
jantarima (dative plural)
jantar (accusative singular)
jantare (accusative plural)
jantaru (singular vocative)
jantari (plural vocative)
jantaru (locative singular)
jantarima (locative plural)
jantarom (instrumental singular)
jantarima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Russian янта́рь (jantárʹ), originally from Lithuanian.


дефетизам

дефетѝзам (canonical masculine)
defetìzam (romanization)
дефетизам (nominative singular)
дефетизми (nominative plural)
дефетизма (genitive singular)
дефетизама (genitive plural)
дефетизму (dative singular)
дефетизмима (dative plural)
дефетизам (accusative singular)
дефетизме (accusative plural)
дефетизме (singular vocative)
дефетизми (plural vocative)
дефетизму (locative singular)
дефетизмима (locative plural)
дефетизмом (instrumental singular)
дефетизмима (instrumental plural)


defetizam

defetìzam m (Cyrillic spelling дефетѝзам)

defetìzam (canonical masculine)
дефетѝзам (Cyrillic)
defetizam (nominative singular)
defetizmi (nominative plural)
defetizma (genitive singular)
defetizama (genitive plural)
defetizmu (dative singular)
defetizmima (dative plural)
defetizam (accusative singular)
defetizme (accusative plural)
defetizme (singular vocative)
defetizmi (plural vocative)
defetizmu (locative singular)
defetizmima (locative plural)
defetizmom (instrumental singular)
defetizmima (instrumental plural)


пошта

по̏шта (canonical feminine)
pȍšta (romanization)
по̏шта (nominative singular)
поште (nominative plural)
поште (genitive singular)
по̑шта̄ (genitive plural)
пошти (dative singular)
поштама (dative plural)
пошту (accusative singular)
поште (accusative plural)
посто (singular vocative)
поште (plural vocative)
пошти (locative singular)
поштама (locative plural)
поштом (instrumental singular)
поштама (instrumental plural)


pošta

pȍšta (canonical feminine)
по̏шта (Cyrillic)
pȍšta (nominative singular)
pošte (nominative plural)
pošte (genitive singular)
pȏštā (genitive plural)
pošti (dative singular)
poštama (dative plural)
poštu (accusative singular)
pošte (accusative plural)
pošto (singular vocative)
pošte (plural vocative)
pošti (locative singular)
poštama (locative plural)
poštom (instrumental singular)
poštama (instrumental plural)


pivo

pȋvo (canonical neuter)
пи̑во (Cyrillic)
pivo (nominative singular)
piva (nominative plural)
piva (genitive singular)
piva (genitive plural)
pivu (dative singular)
pivima (dative plural)
pivo (accusative singular)
piva (accusative plural)
pivo (singular vocative)
piva (plural vocative)
pivu (locative singular)
pivima (locative plural)
pivom (instrumental singular)
pivima (instrumental plural)
píva (alternative Croatia)


koma

kȍma (canonical feminine)
ко̏ма (Cyrillic)
kȍma (nominative singular)
kome (nominative plural)
kome (genitive singular)
kȏmā (genitive plural)
komi (dative singular)
komama (dative plural)
komu (accusative singular)
kome (accusative plural)
komo (singular vocative)
kome (plural vocative)
komi (locative singular)
komama (locative plural)
komom (instrumental singular)
komama (instrumental plural)


sada

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sьda, *sьgoda.


balet

bàlēt (canonical masculine)
ба̀ле̄т (Cyrillic)
bàlēt (nominative singular)
baleti (nominative plural)
baléta (genitive singular)
baleta (genitive plural)
baletu (dative singular)
baletima (dative plural)
balet (accusative singular)
balete (accusative plural)
balete (singular vocative)
baleti (plural vocative)
baletu (locative singular)
baletima (locative plural)
baletom (instrumental singular)
baletima (instrumental plural)

From French ballet, from Italian balletto.


иврит

ѝврит (canonical masculine)
ìvrit (romanization)
ѝврит (nominative singular)
иврита (genitive singular)
ивриту (dative singular)
иврит (accusative singular)
ивриту (singular vocative)
ивриту (locative singular)
ивритом (instrumental singular)


ivrit

ìvrit (canonical masculine)
ѝврит (Cyrillic)
ìvrit (nominative singular)
ivrita (genitive singular)
ivritu (dative singular)
ivrit (accusative singular)
ivritu (singular vocative)
ivritu (locative singular)
ivritom (instrumental singular)


сабат

са̀бат (canonical masculine)
sàbat (romanization)
сабат (nominative singular)
сабати (nominative plural)
сабата (genitive singular)
сабата (genitive plural)
сабату (dative singular)
сабатима (dative plural)
сабат (accusative singular)
сабате (accusative plural)
сабате (singular vocative)
сабати (plural vocative)
сабату (locative singular)
сабатима (locative plural)
сабатом (instrumental singular)
сабатима (instrumental plural)


sabat

sàbat (canonical masculine)
са̀бат (Cyrillic)
sabat (nominative singular)
sabati (nominative plural)
sabata (genitive singular)
sabata (genitive plural)
sabatu (dative singular)
sabatima (dative plural)
sabat (accusative singular)
sabate (accusative plural)
sabate (singular vocative)
sabati (plural vocative)
sabatu (locative singular)
sabatima (locative plural)
sabatom (instrumental singular)
sabatima (instrumental plural)


врзино коло

вр́зино ко̏ло

вр́зино ко̏ло n (Latin spelling vŕzino kȍlo)

вр́зино ко̏ло (canonical neuter)
vŕzino kȍlo (romanization)


vrzino kolo

vŕzino kȍlo n (Cyrillic spelling вр́зино ко̏ло)

vŕzino kȍlo (canonical neuter)
вр́зино ко̏ло (Cyrillic)


kahva

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قهوه (kahve) (Turkish kahve), from Arabic قَهْوَة (qahwa).

bor+

Moj prijatelj mi je rekao da je bosanska kahva ukusna.

My friend told me that Bosnian "kahva" is delicious.


otava

òtava (canonical feminine)
о̀тава (Cyrillic)
otava (nominative singular)
otave (nominative plural)
otave (genitive singular)
otava (genitive plural)
otavi (dative singular)
otavama (dative plural)
otavu (accusative singular)
otave (accusative plural)
otavo (singular vocative)
otave (plural vocative)
otavi (locative singular)
otavama (locative plural)
otavom (instrumental singular)
otavama (instrumental plural)

aftergrass, aftermath; grass that comes up after mowing


tuce

tùce (canonical neuter)
ту̀це (Cyrillic)
tùce (nominative singular)
tuceta (nominative plural)
tùceta (genitive singular)
tuceta (genitive plural)
tucetu (dative singular)
tucetima (dative plural)
tuce (accusative singular)
tuceta (accusative plural)
tuce (singular vocative)
tuceta (plural vocative)
tucetu (locative singular)
tucetima (locative plural)
tucetom (instrumental singular)
tucetima (instrumental plural)
tùcet (alternative)


prijatelj

sh-noun

prȉjatelj m (Cyrillic spelling при̏јатељ, female equivalent prijatèljica)

prȉjatelj (canonical masculine)
при̏јатељ (Cyrillic)
prijatèljica (feminine)
prȉjatelj (nominative singular)
prȉjatelji (nominative plural)
prȉjatelja (genitive singular)
prijatéljā (genitive plural)
prȉjatēljā (genitive plural)
prȉjatelju (dative singular)
prijatèljima (dative plural)
prȉjateljima (dative plural)
prȉjatelja (accusative singular)
prȉjatelje (accusative plural)
prȉjatelju (singular vocative)
prȉjatelji (plural vocative)
prȉjatelju (locative singular)
prijatèljima (locative plural)
prȉjateljima (locative plural)
prȉjateljem (instrumental singular)
prijatèljima (instrumental plural)
prȉjateljima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *prijateľь, from Proto-Indo-European *priH- (“dear”).


pesma

pȅsma (canonical feminine)
пе̏сма (Cyrillic)
pȅsma (nominative singular)
pesme (nominative plural)
pesme (genitive singular)
pȅsāmā (genitive plural)
pesmi (dative singular)
pesmama (dative plural)
pesmu (accusative singular)
pesme (accusative plural)
pesmo (singular vocative)
pesmi (plural vocative)
pesmi (locative singular)
pesmama (locative plural)
pesmom (instrumental singular)
pesmama (instrumental plural)
pjȅsma (alternative Ijekavian)

From earlier *pěsma, by assimilation p-n > p-m from Proto-Slavic *pěsnь. The original stem has been preserved in archaic pjȅsan as well as old derivations such as pjȅsnīk/pȅsnīk.


imperijalizam

imperijalìzam m (Cyrillic spelling империјалѝзам)

imperijalìzam (canonical masculine)
империјалѝзам (Cyrillic)
imperijalizam (nominative singular)
imperijalizmi (nominative plural)
imperijalizma (genitive singular)
imperijalizama (genitive plural)
imperijalizmu (dative singular)
imperijalizmima (dative plural)
imperijalizam (accusative singular)
imperijalizme (accusative plural)
imperijalizme (singular vocative)
imperijalizmi (plural vocative)
imperijalizmu (locative singular)
imperijalizmima (locative plural)
imperijalizmom (instrumental singular)
imperijalizmima (instrumental plural)


vođa

vȍđa (canonical masculine)
во̏ђа (Cyrillic)
vođa (nominative singular)
vođe (nominative plural)
vođe (genitive singular)
vȏđā (genitive plural)
vođi (dative singular)
vođama (dative plural)
vođu (accusative singular)
vođe (accusative plural)
vođo (singular vocative)
vođe (plural vocative)
vođi (locative singular)
vođama (locative plural)
vođom (instrumental singular)
vođama (instrumental plural)


год

го̑д (canonical masculine)
gȏd (romanization)
го̑д (nominative singular)
го̏дови (nominative plural)
года (genitive singular)
годова (genitive plural)
году (dative singular)
годовима (dative plural)
год (accusative singular)
годове (accusative plural)
годе (singular vocative)
годови (plural vocative)
году (locative singular)
годовима (locative plural)
годом (instrumental singular)
годовима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *godъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *gadás, from Proto-Indo-European *gʰedʰ-. Cognate with Slovene god, Old Church Slavonic годъ (godŭ), Russian год (god).


бар

ба̑р (canonical masculine)
bȃr (romanization)
ба̑р (nominative singular)
ба̏рови (nominative plural)
бара (genitive singular)
барова (genitive plural)
бару (dative singular)
баровима (dative plural)
бар (accusative singular)
барове (accusative plural)
баре (singular vocative)
барови (plural vocative)
бару (locative singular)
баровима (locative plural)
баром (instrumental singular)
баровима (instrumental plural)


бар

ба̑р (canonical masculine)
bȃr (romanization)
ба̑р (nominative singular)
ба̑ри (nominative plural)
бара (genitive singular)
бара (genitive plural)
бару (dative singular)
барима (dative plural)
бар (accusative singular)
баве (accusative plural)
бару (singular vocative)
бари (plural vocative)
бару (locative singular)
барима (locative plural)
баром (instrumental singular)
барима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek βάρος (báros, “weight”), coined circa 1900.


бар

ба̑р (canonical masculine)
bȃr (romanization)
бар (nominative singular)
бара (genitive singular)
бару (dative singular)
бар (accusative singular)
баре (singular vocative)
бару (locative singular)
баром (instrumental singular)

Setaria italica
Setaria italica#Translingual

Pennisetum glaucum
Pennisetum glaucum#Translingual


bigot

bìgot (canonical masculine)
бѝгот (Cyrillic)
bìgot (nominative singular)
bigoti (nominative plural)
bigota (genitive singular)
bigótā (genitive plural)
bigotu (dative singular)
bigotima (dative plural)
bigota (accusative singular)
bigote (accusative plural)
bigote (singular vocative)
bigoti (plural vocative)
bigotu (locative singular)
bigotima (locative plural)
bigotom (instrumental singular)
bigotima (instrumental plural)


rakija

ràkija (canonical feminine)
ра̀кија (Cyrillic)
rakija (nominative singular)
rakije (genitive singular)
rakiji (dative singular)
rakiju (accusative singular)
rakijo (singular vocative)
rakiji (locative singular)
rakijom (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish راقی (rakı), from Arabic عَرَق (ʕaraq, “sweat; wine”).


borer

bórer (canonical masculine)
бо́рер (Cyrillic)
borer (nominative singular)
boreri (nominative plural)
borera (genitive singular)
borera (genitive plural)
boreru (dative singular)
borerima (dative plural)
borer (accusative singular)
borere (accusative plural)
boreru (singular vocative)
boreri (plural vocative)
boreru (locative singular)
borerima (locative plural)
borerom (instrumental singular)
borerima (instrumental plural)


klon

klȏn (canonical masculine)
кло̑н (Cyrillic)
klon (nominative singular)
klonovi (nominative plural)
klona (genitive singular)
klonova (genitive plural)
klonu (dative singular)
klonovima (dative plural)
klona (accusative singular)
klonove (accusative plural)
klone (singular vocative)
klonovi (plural vocative)
klonu (locative singular)
klonovima (locative plural)
klonom (instrumental singular)
klonovima (instrumental plural)


pozer

pòzēr (canonical masculine)
по̀зе̄р (Cyrillic)
pòzēr (nominative singular)
pozeri (nominative plural)
pozéra (genitive singular)
pozera (genitive plural)
pozeru (dative singular)
pozerima (dative plural)
pozera (accusative singular)
pozere (accusative plural)
pozeru (singular vocative)
pozeri (plural vocative)
pozeru (locative singular)
pozerima (locative plural)
pozerom (instrumental singular)
pozerima (instrumental plural)


umetnik

ùmetnīk (canonical masculine)
у̀метнӣк (Cyrillic)
umetnik (nominative singular)
umetnici (nominative plural)
umetnika (genitive singular)
umetnika (genitive plural)
umetniku (dative singular)
umetnicima (dative plural)
umetnika (accusative singular)
umetnike (accusative plural)
umetniče (singular vocative)
umetnici (plural vocative)
umetniku (locative singular)
umetnicima (locative plural)
umetnikom (instrumental singular)
umetnicima (instrumental plural)
ùmjetnīk (alternative Ijekavian)


umetnica

sh-noun

ùmetnica f (Cyrillic spelling у̀метница)

ùmetnica (canonical feminine)
у̀метница (Cyrillic)
umetnica (nominative singular)
umetnice (nominative plural)
umetnice (genitive singular)
umetnica (genitive plural)
umetnici (dative singular)
umetnicama (dative plural)
umetnicu (accusative singular)
umetnice (accusative plural)
umetnice (singular vocative)
umetnice (plural vocative)
umetnici (locative singular)
umetnicama (locative plural)
umetnicom (instrumental singular)
umetnicama (instrumental plural)
ùmjetnica (alternative Ijekavian)


akter

àktēr (canonical masculine)
а̀кте̄р (Cyrillic)
àktēr (nominative singular)
akteri (nominative plural)
aktéra (genitive singular)
aktera (genitive plural)
akteru (dative singular)
akterima (dative plural)
aktera (accusative singular)
aktere (accusative plural)
aktere (singular vocative)
akteri (plural vocative)
akteru (locative singular)
akterima (locative plural)
akterom (instrumental singular)
akterima (instrumental plural)


talas

tȁlās (canonical masculine)
та̏ла̄с (Cyrillic)
talas (nominative singular)
talasi (nominative plural)
talasa (genitive singular)
talasa (genitive plural)
talasu (dative singular)
talasima (dative plural)
talas (accusative singular)
talase (accusative plural)
talase (singular vocative)
talasi (plural vocative)
talasu (locative singular)
talasima (locative plural)
talasom (instrumental singular)
talasima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish طلاس (talas), طالاز (talaz), تالاز (talaz), from Ancient Greek θάλασσα (thálassa, “sea”).

bor+

(Bosnia, Montenegro, Serbia, regional Croatia) wave


izložba

ìzložba (canonical feminine)
ѝзложба (Cyrillic)
ìzložba (nominative singular)
izložbe (nominative plural)
izložbe (genitive singular)
ìzložābā (genitive plural)
ìzložbī (genitive plural)
izložbi (dative singular)
izložbama (dative plural)
izložbu (accusative singular)
izložbe (accusative plural)
izložbo (singular vocative)
izložbe (plural vocative)
izložbi (locative singular)
izložbama (locative plural)
izložbom (instrumental singular)
izložbama (instrumental plural)


parta

pȃrta (canonical feminine)
па̑рта (Cyrillic)


dinosaurus

sh-noun

dinosàurus m (Cyrillic spelling диноса̀урус)

dinosàurus (canonical masculine)
диноса̀урус (Cyrillic)
dinosaurus (nominative singular)
dinosaurusi (nominative plural)
dinosaurusa (genitive singular)
dinosaurusa (genitive plural)
dinosaurusu (dative singular)
dinosaurusima (dative plural)
dinosaurusa (accusative singular)
dinosauruse (accusative plural)
dinosauruse (singular vocative)
dinosaurusi (plural vocative)
dinosaurusu (locative singular)
dinosaurusima (locative plural)
dinosaurusom (instrumental singular)
dinosaurusima (instrumental plural)
dinosàur (alternative)


viski

vȉski (canonical masculine)
ви̏ски (Cyrillic)
vȉski (nominative singular)
viskiji (nominative plural)
vȉskija (genitive singular)
viskija (genitive plural)
viskiju (dative singular)
viskijima (dative plural)
viski (accusative singular)
viskije (accusative plural)
viski (singular vocative)
viskiji (plural vocative)
viskiju (locative singular)
viskijima (locative plural)
viskijem (instrumental singular)
viskijima (instrumental plural)


изложба

ѝзложба (canonical feminine)
ìzložba (romanization)
ѝзложба (nominative singular)
изложбе (nominative plural)
изложбе (genitive singular)
ѝзложа̄ба̄ (genitive plural)
ѝзложбӣ (genitive plural)
изложби (dative singular)
изложбама (dative plural)
изложбу (accusative singular)
изложбе (accusative plural)
изложбо (singular vocative)
изложбе (plural vocative)
изложби (locative singular)
изложбама (locative plural)
изложбом (instrumental singular)
изложбама (instrumental plural)


друм

дру̏м (canonical masculine)
drȕm (romanization)
дру̏м (nominative singular)
дру̀мови (nominative plural)
дру̀ма (genitive singular)
дру̀мо̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
дру̀му (dative singular)
дру̀мовима (dative plural)
дру̏м (accusative singular)
дру̀мове (accusative plural)
дру̏ме (singular vocative)
дру̀мови (plural vocative)
дру̀му (locative singular)
дру̀мовима (locative plural)
дру̀мом (instrumental singular)
дру̀мовима (instrumental plural)

From Greek δρόμος (drómos, “road, track”).


талас

та̏ла̄с (canonical masculine)
tȁlās (romanization)
талас (nominative singular)
таласи (nominative plural)
таласа (genitive singular)
таласа (genitive plural)
таласу (dative singular)
таласима (dative plural)
талас (accusative singular)
таласе (accusative plural)
таласе (singular vocative)
таласи (plural vocative)
таласу (locative singular)
таласима (locative plural)
таласом (instrumental singular)
таласима (instrumental plural)


актер

а̀кте̄р (canonical masculine)
àktēr (romanization)
а̀кте̄р (nominative singular)
актери (nominative plural)
акте́ра (genitive singular)
актера (genitive plural)
актеру (dative singular)
актерима (dative plural)
актера (accusative singular)
актере (accusative plural)
актере (singular vocative)
актери (plural vocative)
актеру (locative singular)
актерима (locative plural)
актером (instrumental singular)
актерима (instrumental plural)


уметник

у̀метнӣк (canonical masculine)
ùmetnīk (romanization)
уметник (nominative singular)
уметници (nominative plural)
уметника (genitive singular)
уметника (genitive plural)
уметнику (dative singular)
уметницима (dative plural)
уметника (accusative singular)
уметнике (accusative plural)
уметниче (singular vocative)
уметници (plural vocative)
уметнику (locative singular)
уметницима (locative plural)
уметником (instrumental singular)
уметницима (instrumental plural)
у̀мјетнӣк (alternative Ijekavian)

→ Pannonian Rusyn: уметнїк (umetnjik)


уметница

у̀метница (canonical feminine)
ùmetnica (romanization)
уметница (nominative singular)
уметнице (nominative plural)
уметнице (genitive singular)
уметница (genitive plural)
уметници (dative singular)
уметницама (dative plural)
уметницу (accusative singular)
уметнице (accusative plural)
уметнице (singular vocative)
уметнице (plural vocative)
уметници (locative singular)
уметницама (locative plural)
уметницом (instrumental singular)
уметницама (instrumental plural)
у̀мјетница (alternative Ijekavian)


диносаурус

диноса̀урус m (Latin spelling dinosàurus)

диноса̀урус (canonical masculine)
dinosàurus (romanization)
диносаурус (nominative singular)
диносауруси (nominative plural)
диносауруса (genitive singular)
диносауруса (genitive plural)
диносаурусу (dative singular)
диносаурусима (dative plural)
диносауруса (accusative singular)
диносаурусе (accusative plural)
диносаурусе (singular vocative)
диносауруси (plural vocative)
диносаурусу (locative singular)
диносаурусима (locative plural)
диносаурусом (instrumental singular)
диносаурусима (instrumental plural)
диноса̀ур (alternative)

ди‧но‧са‧у‧рус


туце

ту̀це (canonical neuter)
tùce (romanization)
ту̀це (nominative singular)
туцета (nominative plural)
ту̀цета (genitive singular)
туцета (genitive plural)
туцету (dative singular)
туцетима (dative plural)
туце (accusative singular)
туцета (accusative plural)
туце (singular vocative)
туцета (plural vocative)
туцету (locative singular)
туцетима (locative plural)
туцетом (instrumental singular)
туцетима (instrumental plural)
ту̀цет (alternative)


пријатељ

при̏јатељ (canonical masculine)
prȉjatelj (romanization)
при̏јатељ (nominative singular)
при̏јатељи (nominative plural)
при̏јатеља (genitive singular)
при̏јатеља̄ (genitive plural)
при̏јатељу (dative singular)
при̏јатељима (dative plural)
при̏јатеља (accusative singular)
при̏јатеље (accusative plural)
при̏јатељу (singular vocative)
при̏јатељи (plural vocative)
при̏јатељу (locative singular)
при̏јатељима (locative plural)
при̏јатељем (instrumental singular)
при̏јатељима (instrumental plural)


песма

пе̏сма (canonical feminine)
pȅsma (romanization)
пе̏сма (nominative singular)
песме (nominative plural)
песме (genitive singular)
пе̏са̄ма̄ (genitive plural)
песми (dative singular)
песмама (dative plural)
песму (accusative singular)
песме (accusative plural)
песмо (singular vocative)
песми (plural vocative)
песми (locative singular)
песмама (locative plural)
песмом (instrumental singular)
песмама (instrumental plural)
пје̏сма (alternative Ijekavian)

From earlier *pěsma, by assimilation p-n → p-m from Proto-Slavic *pěsnь. The original stem has been preserved in archaic pjȅsan as well as old derivations such as пје̏снӣк/пе̏снӣк.


империјализам

империјалѝзам

империјалѝзам m (Latin spelling imperijalìzam)

империјалѝзам (canonical masculine)
imperijalìzam (romanization)
империјализам (nominative singular)
империјализми (nominative plural)
империјализма (genitive singular)
империјализама (genitive plural)
империјализму (dative singular)
империјализмима (dative plural)
империјализам (accusative singular)
империјализме (accusative plural)
империјализме (singular vocative)
империјализми (plural vocative)
империјализму (locative singular)
империјализмима (locative plural)
империјализмом (instrumental singular)
империјализмима (instrumental plural)

им‧пе‧ри‧ја‧ли‧зам


вођа

во̏ђа (canonical masculine)
vȍđa (romanization)
вођа (nominative singular)
вође (nominative plural)
вође (genitive singular)
во̑ђа̄ (genitive plural)
вођи (dative singular)
вођама (dative plural)
вођу (accusative singular)
вође (accusative plural)
вођо (singular vocative)
вође (plural vocative)
вођи (locative singular)
вођама (locative plural)
вођом (instrumental singular)
вођама (instrumental plural)


позер

по̀зе̄р (canonical masculine)
pòzēr (romanization)
по̀зе̄р (nominative singular)
позери (nominative plural)
позе́ра (genitive singular)
позера (genitive plural)
позеру (dative singular)
позерима (dative plural)
позера (accusative singular)
позере (accusative plural)
позеру (singular vocative)
позери (plural vocative)
позеру (locative singular)
позерима (locative plural)
позером (instrumental singular)
позерима (instrumental plural)


клон

кло̑н (canonical masculine)
klȏn (romanization)
клон (nominative singular)
клонови (nominative plural)
клона (genitive singular)
клонова (genitive plural)
клону (dative singular)
клоновима (dative plural)
клона (accusative singular)
клонове (accusative plural)
клоне (singular vocative)
клонови (plural vocative)
клону (locative singular)
клоновима (locative plural)
клоном (instrumental singular)
клоновима (instrumental plural)


auto-stop

auto-stop m (Cyrillic spelling ауто-стоп)

ауто-стоп (Cyrillic)
auto-stop (nominative singular)
auto-stopa (genitive singular)
auto-stopu (dative singular)
auto-stop (accusative singular)
auto-stope (singular vocative)
auto-stopu (locative singular)
auto-stopom (instrumental singular)


ауто-стоп

auto-stop (romanization)
ауто-стоп (nominative singular)
ауто-стопа (genitive singular)
ауто-стопу (dative singular)
ауто-стоп (accusative singular)
ауто-стопе (singular vocative)
ауто-стопу (locative singular)
ауто-стопом (instrumental singular)

аутостоп аутостоп#Serbo-Croatian


veverica

vȅverica f (Cyrillic spelling ве̏верица)

vȅverica (canonical feminine)
ве̏верица (Cyrillic)
veverica (nominative singular)
veverice (nominative plural)
veverice (genitive singular)
veverica (genitive plural)
veverici (dative singular)
vevericama (dative plural)
vevericu (accusative singular)
veverice (accusative plural)
veverice (singular vocative)
veverice (plural vocative)
veverici (locative singular)
vevericama (locative plural)
vevericom (instrumental singular)
vevericama (instrumental plural)
vjȅverica (alternative Ijekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *věverica (“squirrel”), from Proto-Indo-European *wer-.


vjeverica

sh-noun

vjȅverica f (Cyrillic spelling вје̏верица)

vjȅverica (canonical feminine)
вје̏верица (Cyrillic)
vjeverica (nominative singular)
vjeverice (nominative plural)
vjeverice (genitive singular)
vjeverica (genitive plural)
vjeverici (dative singular)
vjevericama (dative plural)
vjevericu (accusative singular)
vjeverice (accusative plural)
vjeverice (singular vocative)
vjeverice (plural vocative)
vjeverici (locative singular)
vjevericama (locative plural)
vjevericom (instrumental singular)
vjevericama (instrumental plural)
vȅverica (alternative Ekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *věverica (“squirrel”).


runo

rȗno (canonical neuter)
ру̑но (Cyrillic)
runo (nominative singular)
runa (nominative plural)
runa (genitive singular)
runa (genitive plural)
runu (dative singular)
runima (dative plural)
runo (accusative singular)
runa (accusative plural)
runo (singular vocative)
runa (plural vocative)
runu (locative singular)
runima (locative plural)
runom (instrumental singular)
runima (instrumental plural)


runo

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


мост

мо̑ст (canonical masculine)
mȏst (romanization)
мо̑ст (nominative singular)
мо̀стови (nominative plural)
мо̏ста (genitive singular)
мостова (genitive plural)
мосту (dative singular)
мостовима (dative plural)
моста (accusative singular)
мостове (accusative plural)
мосте (singular vocative)
мостови (plural vocative)
мосту (locative singular)
мостовима (locative plural)
мостом (instrumental singular)
мостовима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *mostъ (“bridge”).

inh+

bridge (construction or natural feature that spans a divide)


до

до̑ (canonical masculine)
dȏ (romanization)
до̑ (nominative singular)
до̀лови (nominative plural)
до̑ли (nominative plural)
до̏ла (genitive singular)
долова (genitive plural)
дола (genitive plural)
долу (dative singular)
доловима (dative plural)
долима (dative plural)
до (accusative singular)
долове (accusative plural)
доле (accusative plural)
доле (singular vocative)
долови (plural vocative)
доли (plural vocative)
долу (locative singular)
доловима (locative plural)
долима (locative plural)
долом (instrumental singular)
доловима (instrumental plural)
долима (instrumental plural)
до̑л (alternative)


до

до̑ (canonical masculine)
dȏ (romanization)


рачунаљка

sh-noun

рачу̀на̄љка f (Latin spelling račùnāljka)

рачу̀на̄љка (canonical feminine)
račùnāljka (romanization)
рачу̀на̄љка (nominative singular)
рачунаљке (nominative plural)
рачунаљке (genitive singular)
рачу̀на̄љкӣ (genitive plural)
рачу̀на̄љци (dative singular)
рачунаљкама (dative plural)
рачунаљку (accusative singular)
рачунаљке (accusative plural)
рачунаљко (singular vocative)
рачунаљке (plural vocative)
рачу̀на̄љци (locative singular)
рачунаљкама (locative plural)
рачунаљком (instrumental singular)
рачунаљкама (instrumental plural)

ра‧чу‧наљ‧ка


računaljka

račùnāljka f (Cyrillic spelling рачу̀на̄љка)

račùnāljka (canonical feminine)
рачу̀на̄љка (Cyrillic)
račùnāljka (nominative singular)
računaljke (nominative plural)
računaljke (genitive singular)
račùnāljkī (genitive plural)
račùnāljci (dative singular)
računaljkama (dative plural)
računaljku (accusative singular)
računaljke (accusative plural)
računaljko (singular vocative)
računaljke (plural vocative)
račùnāljci (locative singular)
računaljkama (locative plural)
računaljkom (instrumental singular)
računaljkama (instrumental plural)


кичма

ки̑чма (canonical feminine)
kȋčma (romanization)
ки̑чма (nominative singular)
кичме (nominative plural)
кичме (genitive singular)
ки̑чма̄ (genitive plural)
ки̑чмӣ (genitive plural)
кичми (dative singular)
кичмама (dative plural)
кичму (accusative singular)
кичме (accusative plural)
кичмо (singular vocative)
кичме (plural vocative)
кичми (locative singular)
кичмама (locative plural)
кичмом (instrumental singular)
кичмама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قیچ (kıç).


kičma

kȋčma (canonical feminine)
ки̑чма (Cyrillic)
kȋčma (nominative singular)
kičme (nominative plural)
kičme (genitive singular)
kȋčmā (genitive plural)
kȋčmī (genitive plural)
kičmi (dative singular)
kičmama (dative plural)
kičmu (accusative singular)
kičme (accusative plural)
kičmo (singular vocative)
kičme (plural vocative)
kičmi (locative singular)
kičmama (locative plural)
kičmom (instrumental singular)
kičmama (instrumental plural)


смоква

смо̏ква (canonical feminine)
smȍkva (romanization)
смоква (nominative singular)
смокве (nominative plural)
смокве (genitive singular)
смокава (genitive plural)
смокви (dative singular)
смоквама (dative plural)
смокву (accusative singular)
смокве (accusative plural)
смокво (singular vocative)
смокве (plural vocative)
смокви (locative singular)
смоквама (locative plural)
смоквом (instrumental singular)
смоквама (instrumental plural)


smokva

smȍkva (canonical feminine)
смо̏ква (Cyrillic)
smokva (nominative singular)
smokve (nominative plural)
smokve (genitive singular)
smokava (genitive plural)
smokvi (dative singular)
smokvama (dative plural)
smokvu (accusative singular)
smokve (accusative plural)
smokvo (singular vocative)
smokve (plural vocative)
smokvi (locative singular)
smokvama (locative plural)
smokvom (instrumental singular)
smokvama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *smoky. Compare Old Church Slavonic смокꙑ (smoky, “fig”); genitive смокъве (smokŭve). Probably related to Gothic 𐍃𐌼𐌰𐌺𐌺𐌰 (smakka).


катедрала

катедра́ла (canonical feminine)
katedrála (romanization)
катедрала (nominative singular)
катедрале (nominative plural)
катедрале (genitive singular)
катедрала (genitive plural)
катедрали (dative singular)
катедралама (dative plural)
катедралу (accusative singular)
катедрале (accusative plural)
катедрало (singular vocative)
катедрале (plural vocative)
катедрали (locative singular)
катедралама (locative plural)
катедралом (instrumental singular)
катедралама (instrumental plural)

ка‧те‧дра‧ла


katedrala

sh-noun

katedrála f (Cyrillic spelling катедра́ла)

katedrála (canonical feminine)
катедра́ла (Cyrillic)
katedrala (nominative singular)
katedrale (nominative plural)
katedrale (genitive singular)
katedrala (genitive plural)
katedrali (dative singular)
katedralama (dative plural)
katedralu (accusative singular)
katedrale (accusative plural)
katedralo (singular vocative)
katedrale (plural vocative)
katedrali (locative singular)
katedralama (locative plural)
katedralom (instrumental singular)
katedralama (instrumental plural)


катран

ка̀тран (canonical masculine)
kàtran (romanization)
катран (nominative singular)
катрана (genitive singular)
катрану (dative singular)
катран (accusative singular)
катране (singular vocative)
катрану (locative singular)
катраном (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قطران (katran), from Arabic قَطْرَان (qaṭrān).


katran

kàtran (canonical masculine)
ка̀тран (Cyrillic)
katran (nominative singular)
katrana (genitive singular)
katranu (dative singular)
katran (accusative singular)
katrane (singular vocative)
katranu (locative singular)
katranom (instrumental singular)


морнар

мо̀рна̄р (canonical masculine)
mòrnār (romanization)
мо̀рна̄р (nominative singular)
морнари (nominative plural)
морна́ра (genitive singular)
морнара (genitive plural)
морнару (dative singular)
морнарима (dative plural)
морнара (accusative singular)
морнаре (accusative plural)
морнаре (singular vocative)
морнару (singular vocative)
морнари (plural vocative)
морнару (locative singular)
морнарима (locative plural)
морнарем (instrumental singular)
морнаром (instrumental singular)
морнарима (instrumental plural)

From mȏre (“sea”) + agentive suffix -ar.


mornar

mòrnār (canonical masculine)
мо̀рна̄р (Cyrillic)
mòrnār (nominative singular)
mornari (nominative plural)
mornára (genitive singular)
mornara (genitive plural)
mornaru (dative singular)
mornarima (dative plural)
mornara (accusative singular)
mornare (accusative plural)
mornare (singular vocative)
mornaru (singular vocative)
mornari (plural vocative)
mornaru (locative singular)
mornarima (locative plural)
mornarem (instrumental singular)
mornarom (instrumental singular)
mornarima (instrumental plural)

From mȏre (“sea”) + agentive suffix -ar. Cognate with Slovak mornár, Polish marynarz.


кенгур

ке̏нгӯр (canonical masculine)
kȅngūr (romanization)
кенгур (nominative singular)
кенгури (nominative plural)
кенгура (genitive singular)
кенгура (genitive plural)
кенгуру (dative singular)
кенгурима (dative plural)
кенгура (accusative singular)
кенгуре (accusative plural)
кенгуре (singular vocative)
кенгури (plural vocative)
кенгуру (locative singular)
кенгурима (locative plural)
кенгуром (instrumental singular)
кенгурима (instrumental plural)

From German Kengur, from English kangaroo.


kengur

kȅngūr (canonical masculine)
ке̏нгӯр (Cyrillic)
kengur (nominative singular)
kenguri (nominative plural)
kengura (genitive singular)
kengura (genitive plural)
kenguru (dative singular)
kengurima (dative plural)
kengura (accusative singular)
kengure (accusative plural)
kengure (singular vocative)
kenguri (plural vocative)
kenguru (locative singular)
kengurima (locative plural)
kengurom (instrumental singular)
kengurima (instrumental plural)

From German Känguru, from English kangaroo.


ћерка

ће́рка (canonical feminine)
ćérka (romanization)
ће́рка (nominative singular)
ћерке (nominative plural)
ћерке (genitive singular)
ће́рка̄ (genitive plural)
ће́ркӣ (genitive plural)
ће́рки (dative singular)
ће́рци (dative singular)
ћеркама (dative plural)
ћерку (accusative singular)
ћерке (accusative plural)
ћерко (singular vocative)
ћерке (plural vocative)
ће́рки (locative singular)
ће́рци (locative singular)
ћеркама (locative plural)
ћерком (instrumental singular)
ћеркама (instrumental plural)

(regional, colloquial) Alternative form of кће́рка


ćerka

ćérka (canonical feminine)
ће́рка (Cyrillic)
ćérka (nominative singular)
ćerke (nominative plural)
ćerke (genitive singular)
ćérkā (genitive plural)
ćérkī (genitive plural)
ćérki (dative singular)
ćérci (dative singular)
ćerkama (dative plural)
ćerku (accusative singular)
ćerke (accusative plural)
ćerko (singular vocative)
ćerke (plural vocative)
ćérki (locative singular)
ćérci (locative singular)
ćerkama (locative plural)
ćerkom (instrumental singular)
ćerkama (instrumental plural)

(regional, colloquial) Alternative form of kćérka


kćerka

kćérka (canonical feminine)
кће́рка (Cyrillic)
kćérka (nominative singular)
kćerke (nominative plural)
kćerke (genitive singular)
kćérkā (genitive plural)
kćérkī (genitive plural)
kćérki (dative singular)
kćérci (dative singular)
kćerkama (dative plural)
kćerku (accusative singular)
kćerke (accusative plural)
kćerko (singular vocative)
kćerke (plural vocative)
kćérki (locative singular)
kćérci (locative singular)
kćerkama (locative plural)
kćerkom (instrumental singular)
kćerkama (instrumental plural)
ćérka (alternative)


kći

kćȋ (canonical feminine)
кћи̑ (Cyrillic)
kćȋ (nominative singular)
kćȅri (nominative plural)
kćȅri (genitive singular)
kćèrī (genitive plural)
kćeri (dative singular)
kćerima (dative plural)
kćȇr (accusative singular)
kćeri (accusative plural)
kćeri (singular vocative)
kćeri (plural vocative)
kćeri (locative singular)
kćerima (locative plural)
kćȇrju (instrumental singular)
kćerima (instrumental plural)
kćȇr (alternative)
ćȋ (alternative variant)
hći (alternative Chakavian Kajkavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *dъ̏ťi, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *duktḗ, from Proto-Indo-European *dʰugh₂tḗr.

Ona je moja kći.


кћи

кћи̑ (canonical feminine)
kćȋ (romanization)
кћи̑ (nominative singular)
кће̏ри (nominative plural)
кће̏ри (genitive singular)
кћѐрӣ (genitive plural)
кћери (dative singular)
кћерима (dative plural)
кће̑р (accusative singular)
кћери (accusative plural)
кћери (singular vocative)
кћери (plural vocative)
кћери (locative singular)
кћерима (locative plural)
кће̑рју (instrumental singular)
кћерима (instrumental plural)
кће̑р (alternative)
ћи̑ (alternative variant)
hći (alternative Chakavian Kajkavian)

она је моја кћи


кћерка

кће́рка (canonical feminine)
kćérka (romanization)
кће́рка (nominative singular)
кћерке (nominative plural)
кћерке (genitive singular)
кће́рка̄ (genitive plural)
кће́ркӣ (genitive plural)
кће́рки (dative singular)
кће́рци (dative singular)
кћеркама (dative plural)
кћерку (accusative singular)
кћерке (accusative plural)
кћерко (singular vocative)
кћерке (plural vocative)
кће́рки (locative singular)
кће́рци (locative singular)
кћеркама (locative plural)
кћерком (instrumental singular)
кћеркама (instrumental plural)
ће́рка (alternative)


сок

со̑к (canonical masculine)
sȏk (romanization)
со̑к (nominative singular)
со̀кови (nominative plural)
сока (genitive singular)
сокова (genitive plural)
соку (dative singular)
соковима (dative plural)
сок (accusative singular)
сокове (accusative plural)
соче (singular vocative)
сокови (plural vocative)
соку (locative singular)
соковима (locative plural)
соком (instrumental singular)
соковима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sokъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *sakás, from Proto-Indo-European *sokʷós.


sok

sȏk (canonical masculine)
со̑к (Cyrillic)
sȏk (nominative singular)
sòkovi (nominative plural)
soka (genitive singular)
sokova (genitive plural)
soku (dative singular)
sokovima (dative plural)
sok (accusative singular)
sokove (accusative plural)
soče (singular vocative)
sokovi (plural vocative)
soku (locative singular)
sokovima (locative plural)
sokom (instrumental singular)
sokovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sȍkъ (“juice, sap”), from Proto-Balto-Slavic *sakás, from Proto-Indo-European *sokʷós.


đus

ђус (Cyrillic)
đus (nominative singular)
đusi (nominative plural)
đusa (genitive singular)
đusa (genitive plural)
đusu (dative singular)
đusima (dative plural)
đus (accusative singular)
đuse (accusative plural)
đusu (singular vocative)
đusi (plural vocative)
đusu (locative singular)
đusima (locative plural)
đusom (instrumental singular)
đusima (instrumental plural)


narandža

sh-noun

nàrāndža f (Cyrillic spelling на̀ра̄нџа)

nàrāndža (canonical feminine)
на̀ра̄нџа (Cyrillic)
nàrāndža (nominative singular)
narandže (nominative plural)
narandže (genitive singular)
nàranādžā (genitive plural)
nàrāndžī (genitive plural)
narandži (dative singular)
narandžama (dative plural)
narandžu (accusative singular)
narandže (accusative plural)
narandžo (singular vocative)
narandže (plural vocative)
narandži (locative singular)
narandžama (locative plural)
narandžom (instrumental singular)
narandžama (instrumental plural)


наранџа

на̀ра̄нџа (canonical feminine)
nàrāndža (romanization)
на̀ра̄нџа (nominative singular)
наранџе (nominative plural)
наранџе (genitive singular)
на̀рана̄џа̄ (genitive plural)
на̀ра̄нџӣ (genitive plural)
наранџи (dative singular)
наранџама (dative plural)
наранџу (accusative singular)
наранџе (accusative plural)
наранџо (singular vocative)
наранџе (plural vocative)
наранџи (locative singular)
наранџама (locative plural)
наранџом (instrumental singular)
наранџама (instrumental plural)

на̀ра̄нча наранча#Serbo-Croatian


поморанџа

помо̀ра̄нџа f (Latin spelling pomòrāndža)

помо̀ра̄нџа (canonical feminine)
pomòrāndža (romanization)
помо̀ра̄нџа (nominative singular)
поморанџе (nominative plural)
поморанџе (genitive singular)
помо̀рана̄џа̄ (genitive plural)
помо̀ра̄нџӣ (genitive plural)
поморанџи (dative singular)
поморанџама (dative plural)
поморанџу (accusative singular)
поморанџе (accusative plural)
поморанџо (singular vocative)
поморанџе (plural vocative)
поморанџи (locative singular)
поморанџама (locative plural)
поморанџом (instrumental singular)
поморанџама (instrumental plural)
помо̀ра̄нча (alternative)

по‧мо‧ран‧џа


pomorandža

pomòrāndža f (Cyrillic spelling помо̀ра̄нџа)

pomòrāndža (canonical feminine)
помо̀ра̄нџа (Cyrillic)
pomòrāndža (nominative singular)
pomorandže (nominative plural)
pomorandže (genitive singular)
pomòranādžā (genitive plural)
pomòrāndžī (genitive plural)
pomorandži (dative singular)
pomorandžama (dative plural)
pomorandžu (accusative singular)
pomorandže (accusative plural)
pomorandžo (singular vocative)
pomorandže (plural vocative)
pomorandži (locative singular)
pomorandžama (locative plural)
pomorandžom (instrumental singular)
pomorandžama (instrumental plural)
pomòrānča (alternative Croatia)

(Bosnia, Montenegro, Serbia) orange tree


малина

ма̀лина (canonical feminine)
màlina (romanization)
малина (nominative singular)
малине (nominative plural)
малине (genitive singular)
малина (genitive plural)
малини (dative singular)
малинама (dative plural)
малину (accusative singular)
малине (accusative plural)
малино (singular vocative)
малине (plural vocative)
малини (locative singular)
малинама (locative plural)
малином (instrumental singular)
малинама (instrumental plural)


bijes

bijȇs (canonical masculine)
бије̑с (Cyrillic)
bijȇs (nominative singular)
bjȅsovi (nominative plural)
bijesa (genitive singular)
bjesova (genitive plural)
bijesu (dative singular)
bjesovima (dative plural)
bijes (accusative singular)
bjesove (accusative plural)
bijese (singular vocative)
bjesovi (plural vocative)
bijesu (locative singular)
bjesovima (locative plural)
bijesom (instrumental singular)
bjesovima (instrumental plural)
bȇs (alternative Ekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *běsъ (“evil spirit”).


друг

drug (romanization)
друг (nominative singular)
другови (nominative plural)
друзи (nominative plural)
друга (genitive singular)
другова (genitive plural)
друга (genitive plural)
другу (dative singular)
друговима (dative plural)
друзима (dative plural)
друга (accusative singular)
другове (accusative plural)
друге (accusative plural)
друже (singular vocative)
другови (plural vocative)
друзи (plural vocative)
другу (locative singular)
друговима (locative plural)
друзима (locative plural)
другом (instrumental singular)
друговима (instrumental plural)
друзима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *drugъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *draugás, from Proto-Indo-European *dʰrewgʰ-.


auspuh

àuspuh (canonical masculine)
а̀успух (Cyrillic)
auspuh (nominative singular)
auspusi (nominative plural)
auspuha (genitive singular)
auspuha (genitive plural)
auspuhu (dative singular)
auspusima (dative plural)
auspuh (accusative singular)
auspuhe (accusative plural)
auspuše (singular vocative)
auspusi (plural vocative)
auspuhu (locative singular)
auspusima (locative plural)
auspuhom (instrumental singular)
auspusima (instrumental plural)

Partial calque of German Auspuff, replacing puff with puh- (“blow”).


jutro

jȕtro (canonical neuter)
ју̏тро (Cyrillic)
jȕtro (nominative singular)
jȕtra (nominative plural)
jȕtra (genitive singular)
jȕtārā (genitive plural)
jȕtru (dative singular)
jȕtrima (dative plural)
jȕtro (accusative singular)
jȕtra (accusative plural)
jȕtro (singular vocative)
jȕtra (plural vocative)
jȕtru (locative singular)
jȕtrima (locative plural)
jȕtrom (instrumental singular)
jȕtrima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *(j)utro (“morning, dawn”).

Njegovo se imanje prostiralo na trideset jutara.

Old unit for measurement of area, similar to acre.


alem

àlem (canonical masculine)
а̀лем (Cyrillic)

It may be connected with Greek ἀδάμας (adámas, “diamond”), or come from Old French alemande. Alternatively from Ottoman Turkish, from Arabic عَلَم (ʕalam, “sign, token; symbol; banner”).


alem

álem (canonical masculine)
а́лем (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish عالم (alem), from Arabic عَالَم (ʕālam, “world”).


marihuana

sh-noun

marihuàna f (Cyrillic spelling марихуа̀на)

marihuàna (canonical feminine)
марихуа̀на (Cyrillic)
marihuana (nominative singular)
marihuane (genitive singular)
marihuani (dative singular)
marihuanu (accusative singular)
marihuano (singular vocative)
marihuani (locative singular)
marihuanom (instrumental singular)


kokain

kokàīn (canonical masculine)
кока̀ӣн (Cyrillic)
kokàīn (nominative singular)
kokaína (genitive singular)
kokainu (dative singular)
kokain (accusative singular)
kokaine (singular vocative)
kokainu (locative singular)
kokainom (instrumental singular)


majka

mȃjka f (Cyrillic spelling ма̑јка, diminutive màjčica or màjkica, augmentative majčurina, relational adjective mȃjčīn or mȃjčīnskī or mȃjkīn)

mȃjka (canonical feminine)
ма̑јка (Cyrillic)
màjčica (diminutive)
màjkica (diminutive)
majčurina (augmentative)
mȃjčīn (adjective relational)
mȃjčīnskī (adjective relational)
mȃjkīn (adjective relational)
mȃjka (nominative singular)
majke (nominative plural)
majke (genitive singular)
mȃjkī (genitive plural)
mȃjkā (genitive plural)
majci (dative singular)
majkama (dative plural)
majku (accusative singular)
majke (accusative plural)
majko (singular vocative)
majke (plural vocative)
majci (locative singular)
majkama (locative plural)
majkom (instrumental singular)
majkama (instrumental plural)


treš

trȅš (canonical masculine)
тре̏ш (Cyrillic)
treš (nominative singular)
treša (genitive singular)
trešu (dative singular)
treš (accusative singular)
trešu (singular vocative)
trešu (locative singular)
trešem (instrumental singular)


Australijanac

Australijánac m (Cyrillic spelling Аустралија́нац)

Australijánac (canonical masculine)
Аустралија́нац (Cyrillic)
Australijánac (nominative singular)
Australijánci (nominative plural)
Australijánca (genitive singular)
Australijanaca (genitive plural)
Australijancu (dative singular)
Australijancima (dative plural)
Australijanca (accusative singular)
Australijance (accusative plural)
Australijanče (singular vocative)
Australijanci (plural vocative)
Australijancu (locative singular)
Australijancima (locative plural)
Australijancem (instrumental singular)
Australijancima (instrumental plural)


tašta

tȁšta (canonical feminine)
та̏шта (Cyrillic)
tašta (nominative singular)
tašte (nominative plural)
tašte (genitive singular)
tašta (genitive plural)
tašti (dative singular)
taštama (dative plural)
taštu (accusative singular)
tašte (accusative plural)
tašto (singular vocative)
tašte (plural vocative)
tašti (locative singular)
taštama (locative plural)
taštom (instrumental singular)
taštama (instrumental plural)

(regional, Bosnia, Montenegro, Serbia) mother-in-law (mother of one's wife)


otac

òtac (canonical masculine)
о̀тац (Cyrillic)
òtac (nominative singular)
òčevi (nominative plural)
òci (nominative plural)
òca (genitive singular)
òčēvā (genitive plural)
otácā (genitive plural)
ocu (dative singular)
òčevima (dative plural)
òcima (dative plural)
oca (accusative singular)
očeve (accusative plural)
oce (accusative plural)
oče (singular vocative)
očevi (plural vocative)
oci (plural vocative)
ocu (locative singular)
òčevima (locative plural)
òcima (locative plural)
ocem (instrumental singular)
òčevima (instrumental plural)
òcima (instrumental plural)

òtac


buđelar

buđèlār (canonical masculine)
буђѐла̄р (Cyrillic)
buđèlār (nominative singular)
buđelari (nominative plural)
buđelára (genitive singular)
buđelara (genitive plural)
buđelaru (dative singular)
buđelarima (dative plural)
buđelar (accusative singular)
buđelare (accusative plural)
buđelaru (singular vocative)
buđelari (plural vocative)
buđelaru (locative singular)
buđelarima (locative plural)
buđelarom (instrumental singular)
buđelarima (instrumental plural)


klavir

klàvīr (canonical masculine)
кла̀вӣр (Cyrillic)
klàvīr (nominative singular)
klaviri (nominative plural)
klavíra (genitive singular)
klavira (genitive plural)
klaviru (dative singular)
klavirima (dative plural)
klavir (accusative singular)
klavire (accusative plural)
klaviru (singular vocative)
klaviri (plural vocative)
klaviru (locative singular)
klavirima (locative plural)
klavirom (instrumental singular)
klavirima (instrumental plural)


pres

prȅs (canonical masculine)
пре̏с (Cyrillic)

(uninflected) press (collective term for journalists)


ауспух

а̀успух (canonical masculine)
àuspuh (romanization)
ауспух (nominative singular)
ауспуси (nominative plural)
ауспуха (genitive singular)
ауспуха (genitive plural)
ауспуху (dative singular)
ауспусима (dative plural)
ауспух (accusative singular)
ауспухе (accusative plural)
ауспуше (singular vocative)
ауспуси (plural vocative)
ауспуху (locative singular)
ауспусима (locative plural)
ауспухом (instrumental singular)
ауспусима (instrumental plural)


клавир

кла̀вӣр (canonical masculine)
klàvīr (romanization)
кла̀вӣр (nominative singular)
клавири (nominative plural)
клави́ра (genitive singular)
клавира (genitive plural)
клавиру (dative singular)
клавирима (dative plural)
клавир (accusative singular)
клавире (accusative plural)
клавиру (singular vocative)
клавири (plural vocative)
клавиру (locative singular)
клавирима (locative plural)
клавиром (instrumental singular)
клавирима (instrumental plural)


место

ме̏сто (canonical neuter)
mȅsto (romanization)
место (nominative singular)
места (nominative plural)
места (genitive singular)
ме̑ста̄ (genitive plural)
месту (dative singular)
местима (dative plural)
место (accusative singular)
места (accusative plural)
место (singular vocative)
места (plural vocative)
месту (locative singular)
местима (locative plural)
местом (instrumental singular)
местима (instrumental plural)
мје̏сто (alternative Ijekavian)
mȉsto (alternative Ikavian)

a settlement (usually between a village and a town in size)


варош

ва́рош (canonical feminine)
vároš (romanization)
варош (nominative singular)
вароши (nominative plural)
вароши (genitive singular)
вароши (genitive plural)
вароши (dative singular)
варошима (dative plural)
варош (accusative singular)
вароши (accusative plural)
вароши (singular vocative)
вароши (plural vocative)
вароши (locative singular)
варошима (locative plural)
варошју (instrumental singular)
варошима (instrumental plural)
варош (nominative singular)
вароши (nominative plural)
вароша (genitive singular)
вароша (genitive plural)
варошу (dative singular)
варошима (dative plural)
варош (accusative singular)
вароше (accusative plural)
вароше (singular vocative)
вароши (plural vocative)
варошу (locative singular)
варошима (locative plural)
варошом (instrumental singular)
варошима (instrumental plural)

From Hungarian város, from an Iranian language.


varoš

vároš m or f (Cyrillic spelling ва́рош, diminutive varošica)

vároš (canonical feminine masculine)
ва́рош (Cyrillic)
varošica (diminutive)
varoš (nominative singular)
varoši (nominative plural)
varoši (genitive singular)
varoši (genitive plural)
varoši (dative singular)
varošima (dative plural)
varoš (accusative singular)
varoši (accusative plural)
varoši (singular vocative)
varoši (plural vocative)
varoši (locative singular)
varošima (locative plural)
varošju (instrumental singular)
varošima (instrumental plural)
varoš (nominative singular)
varoši (nominative plural)
varoša (genitive singular)
varoša (genitive plural)
varošu (dative singular)
varošima (dative plural)
varoš (accusative singular)
varoše (accusative plural)
varoše (singular vocative)
varoši (plural vocative)
varošu (locative singular)
varošima (locative plural)
varošom (instrumental singular)
varošima (instrumental plural)


selo

sèlo (canonical neuter)
сѐло (Cyrillic)
sèlo (nominative singular)
sȅla (nominative plural)
sèla (nominative plural)
sèla (genitive singular)
sȇlā (genitive plural)
sélā (genitive plural)
sèlu (dative singular)
sȅlima (dative plural)
sèlima (dative plural)
sèlo (accusative singular)
sȅla (accusative plural)
sèla (accusative plural)
sèlo (singular vocative)
sȅla (plural vocative)
sèla (plural vocative)
sèlu (locative singular)
sȅlima (locative plural)
sèlima (locative plural)
sèlom (instrumental singular)
sȅlima (instrumental plural)
sèlima (instrumental plural)

Tamo daleko, daleko od mora,
Tamo je selo moje, tamo je Srbija.

1916, “Tamo Daleko”, Đorđe Marinković (lyrics), Corfu:

There, far away, far from the sea,
There is the village of mine, there is Serbia.

Ljubav je na selu

(TV broadcast "Farmer Wants a Wife" in Croatia)


selo

sélo (canonical neuter)
се́ло (Cyrillic)
selo (nominative singular)
sela (nominative plural)
sela (genitive singular)
sela (genitive plural)
selu (dative singular)
selima (dative plural)
selo (accusative singular)
sela (accusative plural)
selo (singular vocative)
sela (plural vocative)
selu (locative singular)
selima (locative plural)
selom (instrumental singular)
selima (instrumental plural)
sijélo (alternative Ijekavian)

Reflects Proto-Slavic *sědlo, from Proto-Indo-European *sed- (“to sit”), with a sense development similar to Polish posiedzenie, Latin sessio, English sitting.

rural evening social gathering, sometimes featuring traditional music and amusements


буђелар

буђѐла̄р (canonical masculine)
buđèlār (romanization)
буђѐла̄р (nominative singular)
буђелари (nominative plural)
буђела́ра (genitive singular)
буђелара (genitive plural)
буђелару (dative singular)
буђеларима (dative plural)
буђелар (accusative singular)
буђеларе (accusative plural)
буђелару (singular vocative)
буђелари (plural vocative)
буђелару (locative singular)
буђеларима (locative plural)
буђеларом (instrumental singular)
буђеларима (instrumental plural)


новчаник

новча̀нӣк (canonical masculine)
novčànīk (romanization)
новча̀нӣк (nominative singular)
новчани́ци (nominative plural)
новчани́ка (genitive singular)
новчани́ка̄ (genitive plural)
новчанику (dative singular)
новчаницима (dative plural)
новчаник (accusative singular)
новчанике (accusative plural)
новчаниче (singular vocative)
новчаници (plural vocative)
новчанику (locative singular)
новчаницима (locative plural)
новчаником (instrumental singular)
новчаницима (instrumental plural)


novčanik

novčànīk m (Cyrillic spelling новча̀нӣк)

novčànīk (canonical masculine)
новча̀нӣк (Cyrillic)
novčànīk (nominative singular)
novčaníci (nominative plural)
novčaníka (genitive singular)
novčaníkā (genitive plural)
novčaniku (dative singular)
novčanicima (dative plural)
novčanik (accusative singular)
novčanike (accusative plural)
novčaniče (singular vocative)
novčanici (plural vocative)
novčaniku (locative singular)
novčanicima (locative plural)
novčanikom (instrumental singular)
novčanicima (instrumental plural)


Аустралијанац

Аустралија́нац

Аустралија́нац m (Latin spelling Australijánac)

Аустралија́нац (canonical masculine)
Australijánac (romanization)
Аустралија́нац (nominative singular)
Аустралија́нци (nominative plural)
Аустралија́нца (genitive singular)
Аустралијанаца (genitive plural)
Аустралијанцу (dative singular)
Аустралијанцима (dative plural)
Аустралијанца (accusative singular)
Аустралијанце (accusative plural)
Аустралијанче (singular vocative)
Аустралијанци (plural vocative)
Аустралијанцу (locative singular)
Аустралијанцима (locative plural)
Аустралијанцем (instrumental singular)
Аустралијанцима (instrumental plural)

А‧у‧стра‧ли‧ја‧нац


кокаин

кока̀ӣн (canonical masculine)
kokàīn (romanization)
кока̀ӣн (nominative singular)
кокаи́на (genitive singular)
кокаину (dative singular)
кокаин (accusative singular)
кокаине (singular vocative)
кокаину (locative singular)
кокаином (instrumental singular)


мама

ма̏ма (canonical feminine)
mȁma (romanization)
мама (nominative singular)
маме (nominative plural)
маме (genitive singular)
мама (genitive plural)
мами (dative singular)
мамама (dative plural)
маму (accusative singular)
маме (accusative plural)
мамо (singular vocative)
маме (plural vocative)
мами (locative singular)
мамама (locative plural)
мамом (instrumental singular)
мамама (instrumental plural)

A nursery word. From Proto-Slavic *mama, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *mā́ˀmāˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *méh₂-méh₂, a reduplication of *méh₂- - the root of *méh₂tēr (“mother”). Cognate with German Muhme (“aunt”), Latin mamma (“mother, nurse”), Irish mam (“mother”), Lithuanian mama, moma (“mother”) among others. Cf. Proto-Slavic *tata, *baba.


мајка

ма̑јка f (Latin spelling mȃjka, diminutive ма̀јчица or ма̀јкица, relational adjective ма̑јчӣн or ма̑јчӣнскӣ or ма̑јкӣн)

ма̑јка (canonical feminine)
mȃjka (romanization)
ма̀јчица (diminutive)
ма̀јкица (diminutive)
ма̑јчӣн (adjective relational)
ма̑јчӣнскӣ (adjective relational)
ма̑јкӣн (adjective relational)
ма̑јка (nominative singular)
мајке (nominative plural)
мајке (genitive singular)
ма̑јкӣ (genitive plural)
ма̑јка̄ (genitive plural)
мајци (dative singular)
мајкама (dative plural)
мајку (accusative singular)
мајке (accusative plural)
мајко (singular vocative)
мајке (plural vocative)
мајци (locative singular)
мајкама (locative plural)
мајком (instrumental singular)
мајкама (instrumental plural)


виски

ви̏ски (canonical masculine)
vȉski (romanization)
ви̏ски (nominative singular)
вискији (nominative plural)
ви̏скија (genitive singular)
вискија (genitive plural)
вискију (dative singular)
вискијима (dative plural)
виски (accusative singular)
вискије (accusative plural)
виски (singular vocative)
вискији (plural vocative)
вискију (locative singular)
вискијима (locative plural)
вискијем (instrumental singular)
вискијима (instrumental plural)


треш

тре̏ш (canonical masculine)
trȅš (romanization)
треш (nominative singular)
треша (genitive singular)
трешу (dative singular)
треш (accusative singular)
трешу (singular vocative)
трешу (locative singular)
трешем (instrumental singular)


kič

kȉč (canonical masculine)
ки̏ч (Cyrillic)
kič (nominative singular)
kiča (genitive singular)
kiču (dative singular)
kič (accusative singular)
kiču (singular vocative)
kiču (locative singular)
kičem (instrumental singular)


кич

ки̏ч (canonical masculine)
kȉč (romanization)
кич (nominative singular)
кича (genitive singular)
кичу (dative singular)
кич (accusative singular)
кичу (singular vocative)
кичу (locative singular)
кичем (instrumental singular)


клуб

клу̑б (canonical masculine)
klȗb (romanization)
клу̑б (nominative singular)
клу̏бови (nominative plural)
клуба (genitive singular)
клубова (genitive plural)
клубу (dative singular)
клубовима (dative plural)
клуб (accusative singular)
клубове (accusative plural)
клубе (singular vocative)
клубови (plural vocative)
клубу (locative singular)
клубовима (locative plural)
клубом (instrumental singular)
клубовима (instrumental plural)


свастика

сва̀стика (canonical feminine)
svàstika (romanization)
свастика (nominative singular)
свастике (nominative plural)
свастике (genitive singular)
свастика (genitive plural)
свастици (dative singular)
свастикама (dative plural)
свастику (accusative singular)
свастике (accusative plural)
свастико (singular vocative)
свастике (plural vocative)
свастици (locative singular)
свастикама (locative plural)
свастиком (instrumental singular)
свастикама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Sanskrit स्वस्तिक (svastika).


свастика

From сва̑ст + -ика.

af

сва̑ст + -ика


ташта

та̏шта (canonical feminine)
tȁšta (romanization)
ташта (nominative singular)
таште (nominative plural)
таште (genitive singular)
ташта (genitive plural)
ташти (dative singular)
таштама (dative plural)
ташту (accusative singular)
таште (accusative plural)
ташто (singular vocative)
таште (plural vocative)
ташти (locative singular)
таштама (locative plural)
таштом (instrumental singular)
таштама (instrumental plural)


sina

сина (Cyrillic)
sjȅna (alternative Ijekavian)
sȅna (alternative Ekavian)


krom

krȍm (canonical masculine)
кро̏м (Cyrillic)
krom (nominative singular)
kroma (genitive singular)
kromu (dative singular)
krom (accusative singular)
krome (singular vocative)
kromu (locative singular)
kromom (instrumental singular)
hrȍm (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


марихуана

марихуа̀на (canonical feminine)
marihuàna (romanization)
марихуана (nominative singular)
марихуане (genitive singular)
марихуани (dative singular)
марихуану (accusative singular)
марихуано (singular vocative)
марихуани (locative singular)
марихуаном (instrumental singular)

ма‧ри‧ху‧а‧на


воз

во̑з (canonical masculine)
vȏz (romanization)
во̑з (nominative singular)
во̀зови (nominative plural)
воза (genitive singular)
возова (genitive plural)
возу (dative singular)
возовима (dative plural)
воз (accusative singular)
возове (accusative plural)
возу (singular vocative)
возови (plural vocative)
возу (locative singular)
возовима (locative plural)
возом (instrumental singular)
возовима (instrumental plural)


отац

о̀тац (canonical masculine)
òtac (romanization)
о̀тац (nominative singular)
о̀чеви (nominative plural)
о̀ци (nominative plural)
о̀ца (genitive singular)
о̀че̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
ота́ца̄ (genitive plural)
оцу (dative singular)
о̀чевима (dative plural)
о̀цима (dative plural)
оца (accusative singular)
очеве (accusative plural)
оце (accusative plural)
оче (singular vocative)
очеви (plural vocative)
оци (plural vocative)
оцу (locative singular)
о̀чевима (locative plural)
о̀цима (locative plural)
оцем (instrumental singular)
о̀чевима (instrumental plural)
о̀цима (instrumental plural)

òtac

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *otьcь, from Proto-Indo-European *átta.


тротоар

трото̀а̄р (canonical masculine)
trotòār (romanization)
трото̀а̄р (nominative singular)
тротоари (nominative plural)
тротоа́ра (genitive singular)
тротоара (genitive plural)
тротоару (dative singular)
тротоарима (dative plural)
тротоар (accusative singular)
тротоаре (accusative plural)
тротоару (singular vocative)
тротоаре (singular vocative)
тротоари (plural vocative)
тротоару (locative singular)
тротоарима (locative plural)
тротоаром (instrumental singular)
тротоарима (instrumental plural)


trotoar

trotòār (canonical masculine)
трото̀а̄р (Cyrillic)
trotòār (nominative singular)
trotoari (nominative plural)
trotoára (genitive singular)
trotoara (genitive plural)
trotoaru (dative singular)
trotoarima (dative plural)
trotoar (accusative singular)
trotoare (accusative plural)
trotoaru (singular vocative)
trotoare (singular vocative)
trotoari (plural vocative)
trotoaru (locative singular)
trotoarima (locative plural)
trotoarom (instrumental singular)
trotoarima (instrumental plural)


ћурка

sh-noun

ћу̑рка or ћу́рка f (Latin spelling ćȗrka or ćúrka)

ћу̑рка (canonical)
ћу́рка (canonical feminine)
ćȗrka (romanization)
ćúrka (romanization)
ћурка (nominative singular)
ћурке (nominative plural)
ћурке (genitive singular)
ћурака (genitive plural)
ћурки (genitive plural)
ћурци (dative singular)
ћуркама (dative plural)
ћурку (accusative singular)
ћурке (accusative plural)
ћурко (singular vocative)
ћурке (plural vocative)
ћурци (locative singular)
ћуркама (locative plural)
ћурком (instrumental singular)
ћуркама (instrumental plural)

From ћу̀ра̄н.


ćurka

ćȗrka or ćúrka f (Cyrillic spelling ћу̑рка or ћу́рка)

ćȗrka (canonical)
ćúrka (canonical feminine)
ћу̑рка (Cyrillic)
ћу́рка (Cyrillic)
ćurka (nominative singular)
ćurke (nominative plural)
ćurke (genitive singular)
ćuraka (genitive plural)
ćurki (genitive plural)
ćurci (dative singular)
ćurkama (dative plural)
ćurku (accusative singular)
ćurke (accusative plural)
ćurko (singular vocative)
ćurke (plural vocative)
ćurci (locative singular)
ćurkama (locative plural)
ćurkom (instrumental singular)
ćurkama (instrumental plural)


ćuran

ćùrān (canonical masculine)
ћу̀ра̄н (Cyrillic)


ћуран

ћу̀ра̄н (canonical masculine)
ćùrān (romanization)


ćuretina

ћуретина (Cyrillic)
ćuretina (nominative singular)
ćuretine (nominative plural)
ćuretine (genitive singular)
ćuretina (genitive plural)
ćuretini (dative singular)
ćuretinama (dative plural)
ćuretinu (accusative singular)
ćuretine (accusative plural)
ćuretino (singular vocative)
ćuretine (plural vocative)
ćuretini (locative singular)
ćuretinama (locative plural)
ćuretinom (instrumental singular)
ćuretinama (instrumental plural)

(Serbia, collective) turkey meat; turkey


месо

ме̑со (canonical neuter)
mȇso (romanization)
ме̑со (nominative singular)
меса (nominative plural)
ме̑са (genitive singular)
меса (genitive plural)
месу (dative singular)
месима (dative plural)
месо (accusative singular)
меса (accusative plural)
месо (singular vocative)
меса (plural vocative)
месу (locative singular)
месима (locative plural)
месом (instrumental singular)
месима (instrumental plural)


meso

mȇso (canonical neuter)
ме̑со (Cyrillic)
mȇso (nominative singular)
mesa (nominative plural)
mȇsa (genitive singular)
mesa (genitive plural)
mesu (dative singular)
mesima (dative plural)
meso (accusative singular)
mesa (accusative plural)
meso (singular vocative)
mesa (plural vocative)
mesu (locative singular)
mesima (locative plural)
mesom (instrumental singular)
mesima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *męso, from Proto-Indo-European *mḗms.


puta

pȕta (canonical feminine)
пу̏та (Cyrillic)
puta (nominative singular)
pute (nominative plural)
pute (genitive singular)
puta (genitive plural)
puti (dative singular)
putama (dative plural)
putu (accusative singular)
pute (accusative plural)
puto (singular vocative)
pute (plural vocative)
puti (locative singular)
putama (locative plural)
putom (instrumental singular)
putama (instrumental plural)

(regional) wooden dish or plate (usually made by a cooper)


aut

(sports) sideline marking the edge of a playing field or court, out of bounds line, touchline

(sports) area outside the playing field; touch

(basketball) an instance of a player stepping out of bounds or a ball touching a player while out of bounds

(sports) a throw that puts the ball into play from the sidelines after it has gone out of bounds; throw-in


španska sela

špȃnska sèla n pl (Cyrillic spelling шпа̑нска сѐла)

špȃnska sèla (canonical neuter plural)
шпа̑нска сѐла (Cyrillic)

It's all Greek to me
it's all Greek to me


luster

lùster (canonical masculine)
лу̀стер (Cyrillic)
luster (nominative singular)
lusteri (nominative plural)
lustera (genitive singular)
lustera (genitive plural)
lusteru (dative singular)
lusterima (dative plural)
luster (accusative singular)
lustere (accusative plural)
lusteru (singular vocative)
lusteri (plural vocative)
lusteru (locative singular)
lusterima (locative plural)
lusterom (instrumental singular)
lusterima (instrumental plural)


planer

plànēr (canonical masculine)
пла̀не̄р (Cyrillic)
plànēr (nominative singular)
planeri (nominative plural)
planéra (genitive singular)
planera (genitive plural)
planeru (dative singular)
planerima (dative plural)
planer (accusative singular)
planere (accusative plural)
planeru (singular vocative)
planeri (plural vocative)
planeru (locative singular)
planerima (locative plural)
planerom (instrumental singular)
planerima (instrumental plural)


fila

fȉla (canonical feminine)
фи̏ла (Cyrillic)


брег

бре̑г (canonical masculine)
brȇg (romanization)
брег (nominative singular)
брегови (nominative plural)
брега (genitive singular)
брегова (genitive plural)
брегу (dative singular)
бреговима (dative plural)
брег (accusative singular)
брегове (accusative plural)
бреже (singular vocative)
брегу (singular vocative)
брегови (plural vocative)
брегу (locative singular)
бреговима (locative plural)
брегом (instrumental singular)
бреговима (instrumental plural)
брије̑г (alternative Ijekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *bergъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *bérgas, from Proto-Indo-European *bʰérǵʰos, from *bʰerǵʰ-.


шпанска села

шпа̑нска сѐла

шпа̑нска сѐла n pl (Latin spelling špȃnska sèla)

шпа̑нска сѐла (canonical neuter plural)
špȃnska sèla (romanization)


breg

brȇg (canonical masculine)
бре̑г (Cyrillic)
breg (nominative singular)
bregovi (nominative plural)
brega (genitive singular)
bregova (genitive plural)
bregu (dative singular)
bregovima (dative plural)
breg (accusative singular)
bregove (accusative plural)
breže (singular vocative)
bregu (singular vocative)
bregovi (plural vocative)
bregu (locative singular)
bregovima (locative plural)
bregom (instrumental singular)
bregovima (instrumental plural)
brijȇg (alternative Ijekavian)


brijeg

brijȇg (canonical masculine)
брије̑г (Cyrillic)
brijeg (nominative singular)
brjegovi (nominative plural)
brijezi (nominative plural)
brijega (genitive singular)
brjegova (genitive plural)
brijegu (dative singular)
brjegovima (dative plural)
brijeg (accusative singular)
brjegove (accusative plural)
briježe (singular vocative)
brjegovi (plural vocative)
brijegu (locative singular)
brjegovima (locative plural)
brijegom (instrumental singular)
brjegovima (instrumental plural)
brȇg (alternative Ekavian)
brȋg (alternative Ikavian)


kivi

kȋvi (canonical masculine)
ки̑ви (Cyrillic)
kivi (nominative singular)
kiviji (nominative plural)
kivija (genitive singular)
kivija (genitive plural)
kiviju (dative singular)
kivijima (dative plural)
kivi (accusative singular)
kivije (accusative plural)
kivi (singular vocative)
kiviji (plural vocative)
kiviju (locative singular)
kivijima (locative plural)
kivijem (instrumental singular)
kivijima (instrumental plural)


вео

ве̏о (canonical masculine)
vȅo (romanization)
ве̏о (nominative singular)
ве́лови (nominative plural)
ве̑ла (genitive singular)
велова (genitive plural)
велу (dative singular)
веловима (dative plural)
вео (accusative singular)
велове (accusative plural)
веле (singular vocative)
велови (plural vocative)
велу (locative singular)
веловима (locative plural)
велом (instrumental singular)
веловима (instrumental plural)


saksija

sàksija (canonical feminine)
са̀ксија (Cyrillic)
saksija (nominative singular)
saksije (nominative plural)
saksije (genitive singular)
saksija (genitive plural)
saksiji (dative singular)
saksijama (dative plural)
saksiju (accusative singular)
saksije (accusative plural)
saksijo (singular vocative)
saksije (plural vocative)
saksiji (locative singular)
saksijama (locative plural)
saksijom (instrumental singular)
saksijama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish ساقسی (saksı).

bor+

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


listopad

sh-noun

lȉstopād m (Cyrillic spelling ли̏стопа̄д)

lȉstopād (canonical masculine)
ли̏стопа̄д (Cyrillic)
listopad (nominative singular)
listopadi (nominative plural)
listopada (genitive singular)
listopada (genitive plural)
listopadu (dative singular)
listopadima (dative plural)
listopad (accusative singular)
listopade (accusative plural)
listopade (singular vocative)
listopadi (plural vocative)
listopadu (locative singular)
listopadima (locative plural)
listopadom (instrumental singular)
listopadima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *listopadъ. Equivalent to lȋst (“leaf”) + -o- + pȃd (“fall”). Compare the similarly formed Czech listopad and Polish listopad (November) above.

u listopadu

osmog listopada


horizont

horìzont (canonical masculine)
хорѝзонт (Cyrillic)
horizont (nominative singular)
horizonti (nominative plural)
horizonta (genitive singular)
horizonata (genitive plural)
horizontu (dative singular)
horizontima (dative plural)
horizont (accusative singular)
horizonte (accusative plural)
horizonte (singular vocative)
horizonti (plural vocative)
horizontu (locative singular)
horizontima (locative plural)
horizontom (instrumental singular)
horizontima (instrumental plural)


teme

tȅme (canonical neuter)
те̏ме (Cyrillic)
tȅme (nominative singular)
temèna (nominative plural)
tȅmena (genitive singular)
teménā (genitive plural)
temenu (dative singular)
temenima (dative plural)
teme (accusative singular)
temena (accusative plural)
teme (singular vocative)
temena (plural vocative)
temenu (locative singular)
temenima (locative plural)
temenom (instrumental singular)
temenima (instrumental plural)
tjȅme (alternative Ijekavian)


teme

теме (Cyrillic)
tjȅme (alternative Ijekavian)

inflection of tema:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


žardinijera

žardinijéra f (Cyrillic spelling жардиније́ра)

žardinijéra (canonical feminine)
жардиније́ра (Cyrillic)
žardinijera (nominative singular)
žardinijere (nominative plural)
žardinijere (genitive singular)
žardinijera (genitive plural)
žardinijeri (dative singular)
žardinijerama (dative plural)
žardinijeru (accusative singular)
žardinijere (accusative plural)
žardinijero (singular vocative)
žardinijere (plural vocative)
žardinijeri (locative singular)
žardinijerama (locative plural)
žardinijerom (instrumental singular)
žardinijerama (instrumental plural)


жардинијера

жардиније́ра

жардиније́ра f (Latin spelling žardinijéra)

жардиније́ра (canonical feminine)
žardinijéra (romanization)
жардинијера (nominative singular)
жардинијере (nominative plural)
жардинијере (genitive singular)
жардинијера (genitive plural)
жардинијери (dative singular)
жардинијерама (dative plural)
жардинијеру (accusative singular)
жардинијере (accusative plural)
жардинијеро (singular vocative)
жардинијере (plural vocative)
жардинијери (locative singular)
жардинијерама (locative plural)
жардинијером (instrumental singular)
жардинијерама (instrumental plural)

жар‧ди‧ни‧је‧ра


саксија

са̀ксија (canonical feminine)
sàksija (romanization)
саксија (nominative singular)
саксије (nominative plural)
саксије (genitive singular)
саксија (genitive plural)
саксији (dative singular)
саксијама (dative plural)
саксију (accusative singular)
саксије (accusative plural)
саксијо (singular vocative)
саксије (plural vocative)
саксији (locative singular)
саксијама (locative plural)
саксијом (instrumental singular)
саксијама (instrumental plural)


dinar

dȉnār (canonical masculine)
ди̏на̄р (Cyrillic)
dinar (nominative singular)
dinari (nominative plural)
dinara (genitive singular)
dinara (genitive plural)
dinaru (dative singular)
dinarima (dative plural)
dinar (accusative singular)
dinare (accusative plural)
dinare (singular vocative)
dinari (plural vocative)
dinaru (locative singular)
dinarima (locative plural)
dinarom (instrumental singular)
dinarima (instrumental plural)

Derived from Turkish dinar, ultimately from Arabic دِينَار (dīnār).

Nemam ni dinara.

Daj mi neki dinar.

(figurative) a small amount of money in general


vrata

vráta (canonical neuter plural)
вра́та (Cyrillic)
vrata (nominative plural)
vrata (genitive plural)
vratima (dative plural)
vrata (accusative plural)
vrata (plural vocative)
vratima (locative plural)
vratima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *vorta. Probably the literal meaning is 'something that turns'. Compare vrat.


vrata

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


дуб

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *dǫbъ, from Proto-Indo-European *dʰanw-.


врата

вра́та (canonical neuter plural)
vráta (romanization)
врата (nominative plural)
врата (genitive plural)
вратима (dative plural)
врата (accusative plural)
врата (plural vocative)
вратима (locative plural)
вратима (instrumental plural)


gigant

gìgant (canonical masculine)
гѝгант (Cyrillic)
gigant (nominative singular)
giganti (nominative plural)
giganta (genitive singular)
gìganātā (genitive plural)
gigantu (dative singular)
gigantima (dative plural)
giganta (accusative singular)
gigante (accusative plural)
gigante (singular vocative)
giganti (plural vocative)
gigantu (locative singular)
gigantima (locative plural)
gigantom (instrumental singular)
gigantima (instrumental plural)


revolt

rèvolt (canonical masculine)
рѐволт (Cyrillic)


ptica

sh-noun

ptȉca f (Cyrillic spelling пти̏ца, diminutive ptȉčica, augmentative ptičètina or ptičùrina, relational adjective ptȉčjī)

ptȉca (canonical feminine)
пти̏ца (Cyrillic)
ptȉčica (diminutive)
ptičètina (augmentative)
ptičùrina (augmentative)
ptȉčjī (adjective relational)
ptȉca (nominative singular)
ptice (nominative plural)
ptice (genitive singular)
ptȋcā (genitive plural)
ptici (dative singular)
pticama (dative plural)
pticu (accusative singular)
ptice (accusative plural)
ptico (singular vocative)
ptice (plural vocative)
ptici (locative singular)
pticama (locative plural)
pticom (instrumental singular)
pticama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pъtica, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *put-, from Proto-Indo-European *peth₂- (“to fly”). Cognate with English feather, pen, Ancient Greek πέτομαι (pétomai), πτέρυξ (ptérux) (whence pterodactyl, archæopteryx, Greek φτερό (fteró), πτηνό (ptinó)), Latin petō.

Ona ima samo jednu pticu.

Svaka ptica je imala repertoar od tri do devet različitih pesama.

2003, “Ptice u gradovima menjaju pesmu”, in BBC Njuz:

Each bird had a repertoire of three to nine different songs.


сека

се́ка (canonical feminine)
séka (romanization)

From сѐстра.

(informal) sis (an affectionate term for a sister or female cousin)


seta

sȅta (canonical feminine)
се̏та (Cyrillic)
sȅta (nominative singular)
sete (nominative plural)
sete (genitive singular)
sȇtā (genitive plural)
seti (dative singular)
setama (dative plural)
setu (accusative singular)
sete (accusative plural)
seto (singular vocative)
sete (plural vocative)
seti (locative singular)
setama (locative plural)
setom (instrumental singular)
setama (instrumental plural)
sjȅta (alternative Ijekavian)


ухо

у̏хо (canonical neuter)
ȕho (romanization)
у̏хо (nominative singular)
у̏ши (nominative plural)
у̀ха (nominative plural)
ушѐса (nominative plural)
у̏ха (genitive singular)
у̑ха̄ (genitive plural)
у̀шијӯ (genitive plural)
у̀шӣ (genitive plural)
уше́са̄ (genitive plural)
уху (dative singular)
ушима (dative plural)
ушесима (dative plural)
ухо (accusative singular)
уши (accusative plural)
уха (accusative plural)
ушеса (accusative plural)
ухо (singular vocative)
уши (plural vocative)
уха (plural vocative)
ушеса (plural vocative)
уху (locative singular)
ушима (locative plural)
ушесима (locative plural)
ухом (instrumental singular)
ушима (instrumental plural)
ушесима (instrumental plural)
у̏во (alternative Serbia)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *uxo, from Proto-Indo-European *h₂ṓws.


залив

zaliv (romanization)
залив (nominative singular)
заливи (nominative plural)
залива (genitive singular)
залива (genitive plural)
заливу (dative singular)
заливима (dative plural)
залив (accusative singular)
заливе (accusative plural)
заливе (singular vocative)
заливи (plural vocative)
заливом (locative singular)
заливима (locative plural)
заливу (instrumental singular)
заливима (instrumental plural)


helikopter

helikòpter m (Cyrillic spelling хелико̀птер)

helikòpter (canonical masculine)
хелико̀птер (Cyrillic)
helikopter (nominative singular)
helikopteri (nominative plural)
helikoptera (genitive singular)
helikoptera (genitive plural)
helikopteru (dative singular)
helikopterima (dative plural)
helikopter (accusative singular)
helikoptere (accusative plural)
helikopteru (singular vocative)
helikopteri (plural vocative)
helikopteru (locative singular)
helikopterima (locative plural)
helikopterom (instrumental singular)
helikopterima (instrumental plural)

Helikopter, helikopter
Para kofer, para kofer
Helikopter, helikopter, šaljem ako treba
Para kofer, para kofer, da bacaš sa neba
Helikopter, helikopter, kol'ko treba zlata
Samo da od doma otvoriš mi vrata?

2015-12-28, Fazlija, “Helikopter”, in Helikopter:

Helicopter, helicopter
Money coffer, money coffer
A helicopter, helicopter, I will send if needed
Money coffer, money coffer you can throw from the sky
Helicopter, helicopter, how much gold is needed
For you to open the door of your home?


slonica

slònica (canonical feminine)
сло̀ница (Cyrillic)
slonica (nominative singular)
slonice (nominative plural)
slonice (genitive singular)
slonica (genitive plural)
slonici (dative singular)
slonicama (dative plural)
slonicu (accusative singular)
slonice (accusative plural)
slonice (singular vocative)
slonice (plural vocative)
slonici (locative singular)
slonicama (locative plural)
slonicom (instrumental singular)
slonicama (instrumental plural)


bara

bȁra f (Cyrillic spelling ба̏ра, relational adjective bȁrskī)

bȁra (canonical feminine)
ба̏ра (Cyrillic)
bȁrskī (adjective relational)
bȁra (nominative singular)
bare (nominative plural)
bare (genitive singular)
bȃrā (genitive plural)
bari (dative singular)
barama (dative plural)
baru (accusative singular)
bare (accusative plural)
baro (singular vocative)
bare (plural vocative)
bari (locative singular)
barama (locative plural)
barom (instrumental singular)
barama (instrumental plural)


draga

drȁga (canonical feminine)
дра̏га (Cyrillic)
drȁga (nominative singular)
drage (nominative plural)
drage (genitive singular)
drȃgā (genitive plural)
drȁzi (dative singular)
dragama (dative plural)
dragu (accusative singular)
drage (accusative plural)
drago (singular vocative)
drage (plural vocative)
drȁzi (locative singular)
dragama (locative plural)
dragom (instrumental singular)
dragama (instrumental plural)


draga

drȃgā (canonical feminine)
дра̑га̄ (Cyrillic)
drȃgā (nominative singular)
drage (nominative plural)
drage (genitive singular)
draga (genitive plural)
drȃgōj (dative singular)
dragama (dative plural)
dragu (accusative singular)
drage (accusative plural)
draga (singular vocative)
drage (plural vocative)
drȃgōj (locative singular)
dragama (locative plural)
dragom (instrumental singular)
dragama (instrumental plural)

sweetheart, beloved, love, darling, dear (female)


lugar

lùgār (canonical masculine)
лу̀га̄р (Cyrillic)
lùgār (nominative singular)
lugari (nominative plural)
lugára (genitive singular)
lugara (genitive plural)
lugaru (dative singular)
lugarima (dative plural)
lugara (accusative singular)
lugare (accusative plural)
lugaru (singular vocative)
lugari (plural vocative)
lugaru (locative singular)
lugarima (locative plural)
lugarem (instrumental singular)
lugarima (instrumental plural)


ћуприја

ћу̀прија (canonical feminine)
ćùprija (romanization)
ћу̀прија (nominative singular)
ћуприје (nominative plural)
ћуприје (genitive singular)
ћу̏прӣја̄ (genitive plural)
ћуприји (dative singular)
ћупријама (dative plural)
ћуприју (accusative singular)
ћуприје (accusative plural)
ћупријо (singular vocative)
ћуприје (plural vocative)
ћуприји (locative singular)
ћупријама (locative plural)
ћупријом (instrumental singular)
ћупријама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish كوپری (köpri) (Turkish köprü).


ćuprija

ćùprija (canonical feminine)
ћу̀прија (Cyrillic)
ćùprija (nominative singular)
ćuprije (nominative plural)
ćuprije (genitive singular)
ćȕprījā (genitive plural)
ćupriji (dative singular)
ćuprijama (dative plural)
ćupriju (accusative singular)
ćuprije (accusative plural)
ćuprijo (singular vocative)
ćuprije (plural vocative)
ćupriji (locative singular)
ćuprijama (locative plural)
ćuprijom (instrumental singular)
ćuprijama (instrumental plural)


хришћанство

sh-noun

хрѝшћа̄нство

хрѝшћа̄нство m (Latin spelling hrìšćānstvo)

хрѝшћа̄нство (canonical masculine)
hrìšćānstvo (romanization)
хришћанство (nominative singular)
хришћанства (genitive singular)
хришћанству (dative singular)
хришћанство (accusative singular)
хришћанство (singular vocative)
хришћанству (locative singular)
хришћанством (instrumental singular)
кр̀шћа̄нство (alternative Bosnia Croatia)

sh-decl-noun-unc

хришћанством

хриш‧ћан‧ство

(uncountable, Serbia, Bosnia) Christianity, Christendom

sh:хришћанство


hrišćanstvo

sh-noun

hrìšćānstvo m (Cyrillic spelling хрѝшћа̄нство)

hrìšćānstvo (canonical masculine)
хрѝшћа̄нство (Cyrillic)
hrišćanstvo (nominative singular)
hrišćanstva (genitive singular)
hrišćanstvu (dative singular)
hrišćanstvo (accusative singular)
hrišćanstvo (singular vocative)
hrišćanstvu (locative singular)
hrišćanstvom (instrumental singular)
kr̀šćānstvo (alternative Bosnia Croatia)

(uncountable, Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia) Christianity, Christendom


црква

цр̑ква f (Latin spelling cȓkva, relational adjective цр̀квен)

цр̑ква (canonical feminine)
cȓkva (romanization)
цр̀квен (adjective relational)
црква (nominative singular)
цркве (nominative plural)
цркве (genitive singular)
цр̑ка̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
цр̑квӣ (genitive plural)
цркви (dative singular)
црквама (dative plural)
цркву (accusative singular)
цркве (accusative plural)
цркво (singular vocative)
цркве (plural vocative)
цркви (locative singular)
црквама (locative plural)
црквом (instrumental singular)
црквама (instrumental plural)


crkva

cȓkva f (Cyrillic spelling цр̑ква, relational adjective cr̀kven)

cȓkva (canonical feminine)
цр̑ква (Cyrillic)
cr̀kven (adjective relational)
crkva (nominative singular)
crkve (nominative plural)
crkve (genitive singular)
cȓkāvā (genitive plural)
cȓkvī (genitive plural)
crkvi (dative singular)
crkvama (dative plural)
crkvu (accusative singular)
crkve (accusative plural)
crkvo (singular vocative)
crkve (plural vocative)
crkvi (locative singular)
crkvama (locative plural)
crkvom (instrumental singular)
crkvama (instrumental plural)

church (both the building and organization)


религија

рѐлӣгија (canonical feminine)
rèlīgija (romanization)
религија (nominative singular)
религије (nominative plural)
религије (genitive singular)
религија (genitive plural)
религији (dative singular)
религијама (dative plural)
религију (accusative singular)
религије (accusative plural)
религијо (singular vocative)
религије (plural vocative)
религији (locative singular)
религијама (locative plural)
религијом (instrumental singular)
религијама (instrumental plural)


religija

rèlīgija (canonical feminine)
рѐлӣгија (Cyrillic)
religija (nominative singular)
religije (nominative plural)
religije (genitive singular)
religija (genitive plural)
religiji (dative singular)
religijama (dative plural)
religiju (accusative singular)
religije (accusative plural)
religijo (singular vocative)
religije (plural vocative)
religiji (locative singular)
religijama (locative plural)
religijom (instrumental singular)
religijama (instrumental plural)


вероисповест

вероѝспове̄ст

вероѝспове̄ст f (Latin spelling veroìspovēst)

вероѝспове̄ст (canonical feminine)
veroìspovēst (romanization)
вероисповест (nominative singular)
вероисповести (nominative plural)
вероисповести (genitive singular)
вероисповести (genitive plural)
вероисповести (dative singular)
вероисповестима (dative plural)
вероисповест (accusative singular)
вероисповести (accusative plural)
вероисповести (singular vocative)
вероисповести (plural vocative)
вероисповести (locative singular)
вероисповестима (locative plural)
вероисповешћу (instrumental singular)
вероисповести (instrumental singular)
вероисповестима (instrumental plural)
вјероѝсповије̄ст (alternative Ijekavian)

ве‧ро‧и‧спо‧вест

religious belief, faith, creed; religion


veroispovest

veroìspovēst f (Cyrillic spelling вероѝспове̄ст)

veroìspovēst (canonical feminine)
вероѝспове̄ст (Cyrillic)
veroispovest (nominative singular)
veroispovesti (nominative plural)
veroispovesti (genitive singular)
veroispovesti (genitive plural)
veroispovesti (dative singular)
veroispovestima (dative plural)
veroispovest (accusative singular)
veroispovesti (accusative plural)
veroispovesti (singular vocative)
veroispovesti (plural vocative)
veroispovesti (locative singular)
veroispovestima (locative plural)
veroispovešću (instrumental singular)
veroispovesti (instrumental singular)
veroispovestima (instrumental plural)
vjeroìspovijēst (alternative Ijekavian)


lasta

lásta (canonical feminine)
ла́ста (Cyrillic)
lasta (nominative singular)
laste (nominative plural)
laste (genitive singular)
lasta (genitive plural)
lasti (dative singular)
lastama (dative plural)
lastu (accusative singular)
laste (accusative plural)
lasto (singular vocative)
laste (plural vocative)
lasti (locative singular)
lastama (locative plural)
lastom (instrumental singular)
lastama (instrumental plural)


stari

stȃrī (canonical masculine)
ста̑рӣ (Cyrillic)
stari (nominative singular)
starī (nominative plural)
starog (genitive singular)
starih (genitive plural)
starom (dative singular)
starima (dative plural)
starog (accusative singular)
stare (accusative plural)
stari (singular vocative)
stari (plural vocative)
starom (locative singular)
starima (locative plural)
starim (instrumental singular)
starima (instrumental plural)


tuta

tȕta (canonical feminine)
ту̏та (Cyrillic)
tuta (nominative singular)
tute (nominative plural)
tute (genitive singular)
tuta (genitive plural)
tuti (dative singular)
tutama (dative plural)
tutu (accusative singular)
tute (accusative plural)
tuto (singular vocative)
tute (plural vocative)
tuti (locative singular)
tutama (locative plural)
tutom (instrumental singular)
tutama (instrumental plural)


tuta

túta (canonical feminine)
ту́та (Cyrillic)
tuta (nominative singular)
tute (nominative plural)
tute (genitive singular)
tuta (genitive plural)
tuti (dative singular)
tutama (dative plural)
tutu (accusative singular)
tute (accusative plural)
tuto (singular vocative)
tute (plural vocative)
tuti (locative singular)
tutama (locative plural)
tutom (instrumental singular)
tutama (instrumental plural)


tribunal

tribùnāl m (Cyrillic spelling трибу̀на̄л)

tribùnāl (canonical masculine)
трибу̀на̄л (Cyrillic)
tribùnāl (nominative singular)
tribunali (nominative plural)
tribunala (genitive singular)
tribunála (genitive plural)
tribunalu (dative singular)
tribunalima (dative plural)
tribunal (accusative singular)
tribunale (accusative plural)
tribunale (singular vocative)
tribunali (plural vocative)
tribunalu (locative singular)
tribunalima (locative plural)
tribunalom (instrumental singular)
tribunalima (instrumental plural)


зелен

зе̏ле̄н (canonical feminine)
zȅlēn (romanization)
зелен (nominative singular)
зелени (genitive singular)
зелени (dative singular)
зелен (accusative singular)
зелени (singular vocative)
зелени (locative singular)
зелењу (instrumental singular)

(uncountable) verdure (greenness of lush or growing vegetation; also: the vegetation itself)


син

си̑н (canonical masculine)
sȋn (romanization)
си̑н (nominative singular)
си̏нови (nominative plural)
си̑на (genitive singular)
си̏но̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
си̑ну (dative singular)
си̏новима (dative plural)
си̑на (accusative singular)
си̏нове (accusative plural)
си̑не (singular vocative)
си̏нови (plural vocative)
си́ну (locative singular)
си̏новима (locative plural)
си̑ном (instrumental singular)
си̏новима (instrumental plural)


син

си̏н (canonical masculine)
sȉn (romanization)
син (nominative singular)
сини (nominative plural)
сина (genitive singular)
сина (genitive plural)
сину (dative singular)
синима (dative plural)
сина (accusative singular)
сине (accusative plural)
сине (singular vocative)
сини (plural vocative)
сину (locative singular)
синима (locative plural)
сином (instrumental singular)
синима (instrumental plural)