дан

да̑н (canonical masculine)
dȃn (romanization)
да̑н (nominative singular)
дани (nominative plural)
дана (genitive singular)
да́на̄ (genitive plural)
дану (dative singular)
данима (dative plural)
дан (accusative singular)
дане (accusative plural)
дане (singular vocative)
дани (plural vocative)
дану (locative singular)
данима (locative plural)
даном (instrumental singular)
данима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *dьnь (“day”).


дар

да̑р (canonical masculine)
dȃr (romanization)
да̑р (nominative singular)
да̏рови (nominative plural)
да̑ри (nominative plural)
да̑ра (genitive singular)
да̏ро̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
да̑ра̄ (genitive plural)
да̑ру (dative singular)
да̏ровима (dative plural)
да̑рима (dative plural)
да̑р (accusative singular)
да̏рове (accusative plural)
да̑ре (accusative plural)
да̑ру (singular vocative)
да̏рови (plural vocative)
да̑ри (plural vocative)
да̑ру (locative singular)
да̏ровима (locative plural)
да̑рима (locative plural)
да̑ром (instrumental singular)
да̏ровима (instrumental plural)
да̑рима (instrumental plural)


večer

vȅčēr (canonical feminine)
ве̏че̄р (Cyrillic)
vȅčēr (nominative singular)
vȅčēri (nominative plural)
vȅčeri (genitive singular)
vȅčērī (genitive plural)
večérī (genitive plural)
vȅčeri (dative singular)
vȅčērima (dative plural)
večèrima (dative plural)
vȅčēr (accusative singular)
vȅčēri (accusative plural)
vȅčeri (singular vocative)
vȅčēri (plural vocative)
vȅčeri (locative singular)
vȅčērima (locative plural)
večèrima (locative plural)
vȅčerju (instrumental singular)
vȅčērima (instrumental plural)
večèrima (instrumental plural)
vȅčē (alternative Bosnian Serbian)

Slavomolisano: večara

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *večerъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *wékeras, from Proto-Indo-European *wekʷsperos.


вече

ве̏че̄ (canonical neuter)
vȅčē (romanization)
ве̏че̄ (nominative singular)
вечери (nominative plural)
вечери (genitive singular)
вечѐрӣ (genitive plural)
вечери (dative singular)
вечерима (dative plural)
вече (accusative singular)
вечери (accusative plural)
вече (singular vocative)
вечери (plural vocative)
вечери (locative singular)
вечерима (locative plural)
вечерју (instrumental singular)
вечерима (instrumental plural)
ве̏че̄р (alternative)


veče

vȅčē (canonical neuter)
ве̏че̄ (Cyrillic)
vȅčē (nominative singular)
večeri (nominative plural)
večeri (genitive singular)
večèrī (genitive plural)
večeri (dative singular)
večerima (dative plural)
večer (accusative singular)
večeri (accusative plural)
večeri (singular vocative)
večeri (plural vocative)
večeri (locative singular)
večerima (locative plural)
večerju (instrumental singular)
večerima (instrumental plural)
vȅčēr (alternative Croatia)

Slavomolisano: večara


ameba

améba (canonical feminine)
аме́ба (Cyrillic)
ameba (nominative singular)
amebe (nominative plural)
amebe (genitive singular)
ameba (genitive plural)
amebi (dative singular)
amebama (dative plural)
amebu (accusative singular)
amebe (accusative plural)
amebo (singular vocative)
amebe (plural vocative)
amebi (locative singular)
amebama (locative plural)
amebom (instrumental singular)
amebama (instrumental plural)


građanin

sh-noun

grȁđanin m (Cyrillic spelling гра̏ђанин)

grȁđanin (canonical masculine)
гра̏ђанин (Cyrillic)
grȁđanin (nominative singular)
grȁđani (nominative plural)
grȁđanina (genitive singular)
grȁđānā (genitive plural)
grȁđaninu (dative singular)
grȁđānima (dative plural)
grȁđanina (accusative singular)
grȁđāne (accusative plural)
grȁđanine (singular vocative)
grȁđani (plural vocative)
grȁđaninu (locative singular)
grȁđānima (locative plural)
grȁđaninom (instrumental singular)
grȁđānima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *gorďaninъ. Related to град (“town”).

(soccer, chiefly in plural) Manchester City player


varošanin

varošanin m (Cyrillic spelling варошанин)

варошанин (Cyrillic)
varošanin (nominative singular)
varošani (nominative plural)
varošanina (genitive singular)
varošana (genitive plural)
varošaninu (dative singular)
varošanima (dative plural)
varošanina (accusative singular)
varošane (accusative plural)
varošanine (singular vocative)
varošani (plural vocative)
varošaninu (locative singular)
varošanima (locative plural)
varošaninom (instrumental singular)
varošanima (instrumental plural)


грађанин

гра̏ђанин (canonical masculine)
grȁđanin (romanization)
гра̏ђанин (nominative singular)
гра̏ђани (nominative plural)
грађанина (genitive singular)
грађана (genitive plural)
грађанину (dative singular)
грађанима (dative plural)
грађанина (accusative singular)
грађане (accusative plural)
грађанине (singular vocative)
грађани (plural vocative)
грађанину (locative singular)
грађанима (locative plural)
грађанином (instrumental singular)
грађанима (instrumental plural)


грађанка

гра̏ђа̄нка (canonical feminine)
grȁđānka (romanization)
гра̏ђа̄нка (nominative singular)
грађанке (nominative plural)
грађанке (genitive singular)
гра̏ђа̄нка̄ (genitive plural)
гра̏ђа̄нкӣ (genitive plural)
грађанки (dative singular)
грађанкама (dative plural)
грађанку (accusative singular)
грађанке (accusative plural)
грађанко (singular vocative)
грађанке (plural vocative)
грађанки (locative singular)
грађанкама (locative plural)
грађанком (instrumental singular)
грађанкама (instrumental plural)

From гра̏ђанин + -ка.

af

гра̏ђанин + -ка


варошанка

sh-noun

ва́роша̄нка f (Latin spelling várošānka)

ва́роша̄нка (canonical feminine)
várošānka (romanization)


varošanka

várošānka f (Cyrillic spelling ва́роша̄нка)

várošānka (canonical feminine)
ва́роша̄нка (Cyrillic)
varošanka (nominative singular)
varošanke (nominative plural)
varošanke (genitive singular)
varošanka (genitive plural)
varošanaka (genitive plural)
varošanki (genitive plural)
varošanki (dative singular)
varošankama (dative plural)
varošanku (accusative singular)
varošanke (accusative plural)
varošanko (singular vocative)
varošanke (plural vocative)
varošanki (locative singular)
varošankama (locative plural)
varošankom (instrumental singular)
varošankama (instrumental plural)


građanka

grȁđānka f (Cyrillic spelling гра̏ђа̄нка)

grȁđānka (canonical feminine)
гра̏ђа̄нка (Cyrillic)
grȁđānka (nominative singular)
građanke (nominative plural)
građanke (genitive singular)
grȁđānkā (genitive plural)
grȁđānkī (genitive plural)
građanki (dative singular)
građankama (dative plural)
građanku (accusative singular)
građanke (accusative plural)
građanko (singular vocative)
građanke (plural vocative)
građanki (locative singular)
građankama (locative plural)
građankom (instrumental singular)
građankama (instrumental plural)


državljanin

dr̀žavljanin m (Cyrillic spelling др̀жављанин)

dr̀žavljanin (canonical masculine)
др̀жављанин (Cyrillic)
državljanin (nominative singular)
dr̀žavljani (nominative plural)
državljanina (genitive singular)
državljana (genitive plural)
državljaninu (dative singular)
državljanima (dative plural)
državljanina (accusative singular)
državljane (accusative plural)
državljanine (singular vocative)
državljani (plural vocative)
državljaninu (locative singular)
državljanima (locative plural)
državljaninom (instrumental singular)
državljanima (instrumental plural)


држављанин

др̀жављанин m (Latin spelling dr̀žavljanin)

др̀жављанин (canonical masculine)
dr̀žavljanin (romanization)
држављанин (nominative singular)
др̀жављани (nominative plural)
држављанина (genitive singular)
држављана (genitive plural)
држављанину (dative singular)
држављанима (dative plural)
држављанина (accusative singular)
држављане (accusative plural)
држављанине (singular vocative)
држављани (plural vocative)
држављанину (locative singular)
држављанима (locative plural)
држављанином (instrumental singular)
држављанима (instrumental plural)

др‧жав‧ља‧нин


državljanka

dr̀žavljānka f (Cyrillic spelling др̀жавља̄нка)

dr̀žavljānka (canonical feminine)
др̀жавља̄нка (Cyrillic)
dr̀žavljānka (nominative singular)
državljanke (nominative plural)
državljanke (genitive singular)
dr̀žavljānkā (genitive plural)
dr̀žavljānkī (genitive plural)
državljanki (dative singular)
državljankama (dative plural)
državljanku (accusative singular)
državljanke (accusative plural)
državljanko (singular vocative)
državljanke (plural vocative)
državljanki (locative singular)
državljankama (locative plural)
državljankom (instrumental singular)
državljankama (instrumental plural)


држављанка

др̀жавља̄нка

др̀жавља̄нка f (Latin spelling dr̀žavljānka)

др̀жавља̄нка (canonical feminine)
dr̀žavljānka (romanization)
др̀жавља̄нка (nominative singular)
држављанке (nominative plural)
држављанке (genitive singular)
др̀жавља̄нка̄ (genitive plural)
др̀жавља̄нкӣ (genitive plural)
држављанки (dative singular)
држављанкама (dative plural)
држављанку (accusative singular)
држављанке (accusative plural)
држављанко (singular vocative)
држављанке (plural vocative)
држављанки (locative singular)
држављанкама (locative plural)
држављанком (instrumental singular)
држављанкама (instrumental plural)

др‧жав‧љан‧ка

From др̀жављанин + -ка.

af

др̀жављанин + -ка


свијет

свије̑т (canonical masculine)
svijȇt (romanization)
свије̑т (nominative singular)
свје̏тови (nominative plural)
свијета (genitive singular)
свје̏то̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
свјето́ва̄ (genitive plural)
свијету (dative singular)
свјетовима (dative plural)
свијет (accusative singular)
свјетове (accusative plural)
свијете (singular vocative)
свјетови (plural vocative)
свијету (locative singular)
свјетовима (locative plural)
свијетом (instrumental singular)
свјетовима (instrumental plural)
све̑т (alternative Ekavian)
svit (alternative Ikavian)


svijet

svijȇt (canonical masculine)
свије̑т (Cyrillic)
svijȇt (nominative singular)
svjȅtovi (nominative plural)
svijeta (genitive singular)
svjȅtōvā (genitive plural)
svjetóvā (genitive plural)
svijetu (dative singular)
svjetovima (dative plural)
svijet (accusative singular)
svjetove (accusative plural)
svijete (singular vocative)
svjetovi (plural vocative)
svijetu (locative singular)
svjetovima (locative plural)
svijetom (instrumental singular)
svjetovima (instrumental plural)
svȇt (alternative Ekavian)
svit (alternative Ikavian)


доктор

до̏ктор (canonical masculine)
dȍktor (romanization)
доктор (nominative singular)
доктори (nominative plural)
доктора (genitive singular)
доктора (genitive plural)
доктору (dative singular)
докторима (dative plural)
доктора (accusative singular)
докторе (accusative plural)
докторе (singular vocative)
доктори (plural vocative)
доктору (locative singular)
докторима (locative plural)
доктором (instrumental singular)
докторима (instrumental plural)


sanduk

sànduk (canonical masculine)
са̀ндук (Cyrillic)
sanduk (nominative singular)
sanduci (nominative plural)
sanduka (genitive singular)
sanduka (genitive plural)
sanduku (dative singular)
sanducima (dative plural)
sanduk (accusative singular)
sanduke (accusative plural)
sanduče (singular vocative)
sanduci (plural vocative)
sanduku (locative singular)
sanducima (locative plural)
sandukom (instrumental singular)
sanducima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish صندوق (sanduk), from Arabic صُنْدُوق (ṣundūq).


сандук

са̀ндук (canonical masculine)
sànduk (romanization)
сандук (nominative singular)
сандуци (nominative plural)
сандука (genitive singular)
сандука (genitive plural)
сандуку (dative singular)
сандуцима (dative plural)
сандук (accusative singular)
сандуке (accusative plural)
сандуче (singular vocative)
сандуци (plural vocative)
сандуку (locative singular)
сандуцима (locative plural)
сандуком (instrumental singular)
сандуцима (instrumental plural)


zejtin

zèjtīn (canonical masculine)
зѐјтӣн (Cyrillic)
zejtin (nominative singular)
zejtini (nominative plural)
zejtina (genitive singular)
zejtina (genitive plural)
zejtinu (dative singular)
zejtinima (dative plural)
zejtin (accusative singular)
zejtine (accusative plural)
zejtine (singular vocative)
zejtini (plural vocative)
zejtinu (locative singular)
zejtinima (locative plural)
zejtinom (instrumental singular)
zejtinima (instrumental plural)

Audio (Central Serbia):

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish زیتین (zeytin), from Arabic زَيْتُون (zaytūn, “olive”).


зејтин

зѐјтӣн (canonical masculine)
zèjtīn (romanization)
зејтин (nominative singular)
зејтини (nominative plural)
зејтина (genitive singular)
зејтина (genitive plural)
зејтину (dative singular)
зејтинима (dative plural)
зејтин (accusative singular)
зејтине (accusative plural)
зејтине (singular vocative)
зејтини (plural vocative)
зејтину (locative singular)
зејтинима (locative plural)
зејтином (instrumental singular)
зејтинима (instrumental plural)


уље

у̑ље (canonical neuter)
ȗlje (romanization)
уље (nominative singular)
уља (nominative plural)
уља (genitive singular)
уља (genitive plural)
уљу (dative singular)
уљима (dative plural)
уље (accusative singular)
уља (accusative plural)
уље (singular vocative)
уља (plural vocative)
уљу (locative singular)
уљима (locative plural)
уљем (instrumental singular)
уљима (instrumental plural)


ulje

ȗlje (canonical neuter)
у̑ље (Cyrillic)
ulje (nominative singular)
ulja (nominative plural)
ulja (genitive singular)
ulja (genitive plural)
ulju (dative singular)
uljima (dative plural)
ulje (accusative singular)
ulja (accusative plural)
ulje (singular vocative)
ulja (plural vocative)
ulju (locative singular)
uljima (locative plural)
uljem (instrumental singular)
uljima (instrumental plural)


сокак

со̀ка̄к (canonical masculine)
sòkāk (romanization)
сокак (nominative singular)
сокаци (nominative plural)
сокака (genitive singular)
сокака (genitive plural)
сокаку (dative singular)
сокацима (dative plural)
сокак (accusative singular)
сокаке (accusative plural)
сокаку (singular vocative)
сокаци (plural vocative)
сокаку (locative singular)
сокацима (locative plural)
сокаком (instrumental singular)
сокацима (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish سوقاق (sokak) (compare Turkish sokak), from Arabic زُقَاق (zuqāq).

(Bosnia, regional Croatia, Serbia) alley


sokak

sòkāk (canonical masculine)
со̀ка̄к (Cyrillic)
sokak (nominative singular)
sokaci (nominative plural)
sokaka (genitive singular)
sokaka (genitive plural)
sokaku (dative singular)
sokacima (dative plural)
sokak (accusative singular)
sokake (accusative plural)
sokaku (singular vocative)
sokaci (plural vocative)
sokaku (locative singular)
sokacima (locative plural)
sokakom (instrumental singular)
sokacima (instrumental plural)


уличица

у̏личица (canonical feminine)
ȕličica (romanization)
уличица (nominative singular)
уличице (nominative plural)
уличице (genitive singular)
уличица (genitive plural)
уличици (dative singular)
уличицама (dative plural)
уличицу (accusative singular)
уличице (accusative plural)
уличицо (singular vocative)
уличице (plural vocative)
уличици (locative singular)
уличицама (locative plural)
уличицом (instrumental singular)
уличицама (instrumental plural)


uličica

ȕličica (canonical feminine)
у̏личица (Cyrillic)
uličica (nominative singular)
uličice (nominative plural)
uličice (genitive singular)
uličica (genitive plural)
uličici (dative singular)
uličicama (dative plural)
uličicu (accusative singular)
uličice (accusative plural)
uličico (singular vocative)
uličice (plural vocative)
uličici (locative singular)
uličicama (locative plural)
uličicom (instrumental singular)
uličicama (instrumental plural)


aleja

алеја (Cyrillic)
aleja (nominative singular)
aleje (nominative plural)
aleje (genitive singular)
aleja (genitive plural)
aleji (dative singular)
alejama (dative plural)
aleju (accusative singular)
aleje (accusative plural)
alejo (singular vocative)
aleje (plural vocative)
aleji (locative singular)
alejama (locative plural)
alejom (instrumental singular)
alejama (instrumental plural)


лава

ла́ва (canonical feminine)
láva (romanization)
лава (nominative singular)
лаве (nominative plural)
лаве (genitive singular)
лава (genitive plural)
лави (dative singular)
лавама (dative plural)
лаву (accusative singular)
лаве (accusative plural)
лаво (singular vocative)
лаве (plural vocative)
лави (locative singular)
лавама (locative plural)
лавом (instrumental singular)
лавама (instrumental plural)


олук

о̀лук (canonical masculine)
òluk (romanization)
о̀лук (nominative singular)
о̀луци (nominative plural)
олука (genitive singular)
олука (genitive plural)
олуку (dative singular)
олуцима (dative plural)
олук (accusative singular)
олуке (accusative plural)
олуче (singular vocative)
олуци (plural vocative)
олуку (locative singular)
олуцима (locative plural)
олуком (instrumental singular)
олуцима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish اولق (oluk).

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

(Bosnia, regional) gutter, groove, drainpipe


oluk

òluk (canonical masculine)
о̀лук (Cyrillic)
òluk (nominative singular)
òluci (nominative plural)
oluka (genitive singular)
oluka (genitive plural)
oluku (dative singular)
olucima (dative plural)
oluk (accusative singular)
oluke (accusative plural)
oluče (singular vocative)
oluci (plural vocative)
oluku (locative singular)
olucima (locative plural)
olukom (instrumental singular)
olucima (instrumental plural)


ономатопеја

sh-noun

ономатопе́ја

ономатопе́ја f (Latin spelling onomatopéja)

ономатопе́ја (canonical feminine)
onomatopéja (romanization)
ономатопеја (nominative singular)
ономатопеје (nominative plural)
ономатопеје (genitive singular)
ономатопеја (genitive plural)
ономатопеји (dative singular)
ономатопејама (dative plural)
ономатопеју (accusative singular)
ономатопеје (accusative plural)
ономатопејо (singular vocative)
ономатопеје (plural vocative)
ономатопеји (locative singular)
ономатопејама (locative plural)
ономатопејом (instrumental singular)
ономатопејама (instrumental plural)

о‧но‧ма‧то‧пе‧ја


onomatopeja

onomatopéja f (Cyrillic spelling ономатопе́ја)

onomatopéja (canonical feminine)
ономатопе́ја (Cyrillic)
onomatopeja (nominative singular)
onomatopeje (nominative plural)
onomatopeje (genitive singular)
onomatopeja (genitive plural)
onomatopeji (dative singular)
onomatopejama (dative plural)
onomatopeju (accusative singular)
onomatopeje (accusative plural)
onomatopejo (singular vocative)
onomatopeje (plural vocative)
onomatopeji (locative singular)
onomatopejama (locative plural)
onomatopejom (instrumental singular)
onomatopejama (instrumental plural)


сисар

си̏са̄р (canonical masculine)
sȉsār (romanization)
sȉsavac (alternative Croatia)


idealist

ideàlist m (Cyrillic spelling идеа̀лист)

ideàlist (canonical masculine)
идеа̀лист (Cyrillic)
idealist (nominative singular)
idealisti (nominative plural)
idealista (genitive singular)
idealista (genitive plural)
idealistu (dative singular)
idealistima (dative plural)
idealista (accusative singular)
idealiste (accusative plural)
idealiste (singular vocative)
idealisti (plural vocative)
idealistu (locative singular)
idealistima (locative plural)
idealistom (instrumental singular)
idealistima (instrumental plural)
ideàlista (alternative)


пас

па̏с (canonical masculine)
pȁs (romanization)
пȁс (nominative singular)
пси̏ (nominative plural)
псȁ (genitive singular)
пáсā (genitive plural)
псу̏ (dative singular)
пси̏ма (dative plural)
псȁ (accusative singular)
псȅ (accusative plural)
псȅ (singular vocative)
псу̏ (singular vocative)
пси (plural vocative)
псу̏ (locative singular)
пси̏ма (locative plural)
псȍм (instrumental singular)
пси̏ма (instrumental plural)


пас

па̑с (canonical masculine)
pȃs (romanization)
пас (nominative singular)
пасови (nominative plural)
паса (genitive singular)
пасова (genitive plural)
пасу (dative singular)
пасовима (dative plural)
пас (accusative singular)
пасове (accusative plural)
пасе (singular vocative)
пасови (plural vocative)
пасу (locative singular)
пасовима (locative plural)
пасом (instrumental singular)
пасовима (instrumental plural)


нација

на̑ција (canonical feminine)
nȃcija (romanization)
нација (nominative singular)
нације (nominative plural)
нације (genitive singular)
нација (genitive plural)
нацији (dative singular)
нацијама (dative plural)
нацију (accusative singular)
нације (accusative plural)
нацијо (singular vocative)
нације (plural vocative)
нацији (locative singular)
нацијама (locative plural)
нацијом (instrumental singular)
нацијама (instrumental plural)


nacija

nȃcija (canonical feminine)
на̑ција (Cyrillic)
nacija (nominative singular)
nacije (nominative plural)
nacije (genitive singular)
nacija (genitive plural)
naciji (dative singular)
nacijama (dative plural)
naciju (accusative singular)
nacije (accusative plural)
nacijo (singular vocative)
nacije (plural vocative)
naciji (locative singular)
nacijama (locative plural)
nacijom (instrumental singular)
nacijama (instrumental plural)


домовина

до̀мовина (canonical feminine)
dòmovina (romanization)
домовина (nominative singular)
домовине (nominative plural)
домовине (genitive singular)
домовина (genitive plural)
домовини (dative singular)
домовинама (dative plural)
домовину (accusative singular)
домовине (accusative plural)
домовино (singular vocative)
домовине (plural vocative)
домовини (locative singular)
домовинама (locative plural)
домовином (instrumental singular)
домовинама (instrumental plural)


domovina

dòmovina f (Cyrillic spelling до̀мовина)

dòmovina (canonical feminine)
до̀мовина (Cyrillic)
domovina (nominative singular)
domovine (nominative plural)
domovine (genitive singular)
domovina (genitive plural)
domovini (dative singular)
domovinama (dative plural)
domovinu (accusative singular)
domovine (accusative plural)
domovino (singular vocative)
domovine (plural vocative)
domovini (locative singular)
domovinama (locative plural)
domovinom (instrumental singular)
domovinama (instrumental plural)


отаџбина

о̀таџбина (canonical feminine)
òtadžbina (romanization)

From отац + -бина.

af

отац + -бина


otadžbina

sh-noun

òtadžbina f (Cyrillic spelling о̀таџбина)

òtadžbina (canonical feminine)
о̀таџбина (Cyrillic)
otadžbina (nominative singular)
otadžbine (nominative plural)
otadžbine (genitive singular)
otadžbina (genitive plural)
otadžbini (dative singular)
otadžbinama (dative plural)
otadžbinu (accusative singular)
otadžbine (accusative plural)
otadžbino (singular vocative)
otadžbine (plural vocative)
otadžbini (locative singular)
otadžbinama (locative plural)
otadžbinom (instrumental singular)
otadžbinama (instrumental plural)


држава

др̀жава f (Latin spelling dr̀žava, relational adjective др̀жа̄внӣ)

др̀жава (canonical feminine)
dr̀žava (romanization)
др̀жа̄внӣ (adjective relational)
држава (nominative singular)
државе (nominative plural)
државе (genitive singular)
држава (genitive plural)
држави (dative singular)
државама (dative plural)
државу (accusative singular)
државе (accusative plural)
државо (singular vocative)
државе (plural vocative)
држави (locative singular)
државама (locative plural)
државом (instrumental singular)
државама (instrumental plural)


država

dr̀žava f (Cyrillic spelling др̀жава, relational adjective dr̀žāvnī)

dr̀žava (canonical feminine)
др̀жава (Cyrillic)
dr̀žāvnī (adjective relational)
država (nominative singular)
države (nominative plural)
države (genitive singular)
država (genitive plural)
državi (dative singular)
državama (dative plural)
državu (accusative singular)
države (accusative plural)
državo (singular vocative)
države (plural vocative)
državi (locative singular)
državama (locative plural)
državom (instrumental singular)
državama (instrumental plural)


cvet

cvȇt (canonical masculine)
цве̑т (Cyrillic)
cvet (nominative singular)
cvetovi (nominative plural)
cveta (genitive singular)
cvetova (genitive plural)
cvetu (dative singular)
cvetovima (dative plural)
cvet (accusative singular)
cvetove (accusative plural)
cvete (singular vocative)
cvetovi (plural vocative)
cvetu (locative singular)
cvetovima (locative plural)
cvetom (instrumental singular)
cvetovima (instrumental plural)
cvijȇt (alternative Ijekavian)
cvȋt (alternative Ikavian)

prime, peak, heyday (best period of something)


cvijet

cvijȇt (canonical masculine)
цвије̑т (Cyrillic)
cvijet (nominative singular)
cvjetovi (nominative plural)
cvijeta (genitive singular)
cvjetova (genitive plural)
cvijetu (dative singular)
cvjetovima (dative plural)
cvijet (accusative singular)
cvjetove (accusative plural)
cvijete (singular vocative)
cvjetovi (plural vocative)
cvijetu (locative singular)
cvjetovima (locative plural)
cvijetom (instrumental singular)
cvjetovima (instrumental plural)
cvȇt (alternative Ekavian)
cvȋt (alternative Ikavian)
cviet (alternative Croatia archaic)
cvět (alternative Croatia archaic)


бехар

бѐха̄р (canonical masculine)
bèhār (romanization)
бѐха̄р (nominative singular)
бехари (nominative plural)
беха́ра (genitive singular)
бехара (genitive plural)
бехару (dative singular)
бехарима (dative plural)
бехар (accusative singular)
бехаре (accusative plural)
бехару (singular vocative)
бехаре (singular vocative)
бехари (plural vocative)
бехару (locative singular)
бехарима (locative plural)
бехаром (instrumental singular)
бехарима (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish بهار (bahâr), from Persian بهار (bahâr).


behar

bèhār (canonical masculine)
бѐха̄р (Cyrillic)
bèhār (nominative singular)
behari (nominative plural)
behára (genitive singular)
behara (genitive plural)
beharu (dative singular)
beharima (dative plural)
behar (accusative singular)
behare (accusative plural)
beharu (singular vocative)
behare (singular vocative)
behari (plural vocative)
beharu (locative singular)
beharima (locative plural)
beharom (instrumental singular)
beharima (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish بهار (bahâr), from Persian بهار (bahâr). Doublet of vesna.


цват

цва̑т (canonical masculine)
cvȃt (romanization)
цва̑т (nominative singular)
цва́тови (nominative plural)
цвата (genitive singular)
цватова (genitive plural)
цвату (dative singular)
цватовима (dative plural)
цват (accusative singular)
цватове (accusative plural)
цвате (singular vocative)
цватови (plural vocative)
цвату (locative singular)
цватовима (locative plural)
цватом (instrumental singular)
цватовима (instrumental plural)

From цвије̑т / цве̑т.


cvat

cvȃt (canonical masculine)
цва̑т (Cyrillic)
cvȃt (nominative singular)
cvátovi (nominative plural)
cvata (genitive singular)
cvatova (genitive plural)
cvatu (dative singular)
cvatovima (dative plural)
cvat (accusative singular)
cvatove (accusative plural)
cvate (singular vocative)
cvatovi (plural vocative)
cvatu (locative singular)
cvatovima (locative plural)
cvatom (instrumental singular)
cvatovima (instrumental plural)


fluor

flȕōr (canonical masculine)
флу̏о̄р (Cyrillic)
flȕōr (nominative singular)
fluori (nominative plural)
flȕōra (genitive singular)
fluora (genitive plural)
fluoru (dative singular)
fluorima (dative plural)
fluor (accusative singular)
fluore (accusative plural)
fluore (singular vocative)
fluori (plural vocative)
fluoru (locative singular)
fluorima (locative plural)
fluorom (instrumental singular)
fluorima (instrumental plural)


sabah

sàbāh (canonical masculine)
са̀ба̄х (Cyrillic)
sabah (nominative singular)
sabasi (nominative plural)
sabaha (genitive singular)
sabaha (genitive plural)
sabahu (dative singular)
sabasima (dative plural)
sabah (accusative singular)
sabahe (accusative plural)
sabaše (singular vocative)
sabasi (plural vocative)
sabahu (locative singular)
sabasima (locative plural)
sabahom (instrumental singular)
sabasima (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish صباح (sabâh), from Arabic صَبَاح (ṣabāḥ, “morning”).


меч

ме̏ч (canonical masculine)
mȅč (romanization)
меч (nominative singular)
мечеви (nominative plural)
меча (genitive singular)
мечева (genitive plural)
мечу (dative singular)
мечевима (dative plural)
меч (accusative singular)
мечеве (accusative plural)
мечу (singular vocative)
мечеви (plural vocative)
мечу (locative singular)
мечевима (locative plural)
мечом (instrumental singular)
мечевима (instrumental plural)


pulsar

pùlsār (canonical masculine)
пу̀лса̄р (Cyrillic)


pazar

pàzār (canonical masculine)
па̀за̄р (Cyrillic)
pàzār (nominative singular)
pazari (nominative plural)
pazára (genitive singular)
pazara (genitive plural)
pazaru (dative singular)
pazarima (dative plural)
pazar (accusative singular)
pazare (accusative plural)
pazare (singular vocative)
pazari (plural vocative)
pazaru (locative singular)
pazarima (locative plural)
pazarom (instrumental singular)
pazarima (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish پازار (pazar), from Persian بازار (bâzâr); see it for more. A distant doublet of vášar.

(Bosnia, regional Croatia, Serbia) bazaar

(Bosnia, regional Croatia, Serbia) market

(Bosnia, regional Croatia, Serbia) bargain

(Bosnia, regional Croatia, Serbia) deal, business transaction

(Bosnia, regional Croatia, Serbia) shopping, purchase


пазар

па̀за̄р (canonical masculine)
pàzār (romanization)
па̀за̄р (nominative singular)
пазари (nominative plural)
паза́ра (genitive singular)
пазара (genitive plural)
пазару (dative singular)
пазарима (dative plural)
пазар (accusative singular)
пазаре (accusative plural)
пазаре (singular vocative)
пазари (plural vocative)
пазару (locative singular)
пазарима (locative plural)
пазаром (instrumental singular)
пазарима (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish پازار (pazar), from Persian بازار (bâzâr), from Middle Persian wʾčʾl (wāzār); see it for more. A distant doublet of ва́шар.


пијаца

пѝјаца (canonical feminine)
pìjaca (romanization)
пијаца (nominative singular)
пијаце (nominative plural)
пијаце (genitive singular)
пијаца (genitive plural)
пијаци (dative singular)
пијацама (dative plural)
пијацу (accusative singular)
пијаце (accusative plural)
пијацо (singular vocative)
пијаце (plural vocative)
пијаци (locative singular)
пијацама (locative plural)
пијацом (instrumental singular)
пијацама (instrumental plural)
пѝјац (alternative)

Баба сад иде на пијацу.

Grandmother is going to the market now..

(usually Serbia) bazaar, open air market, piazza, showroom


pijaca

pìjaca (canonical feminine)
пѝјаца (Cyrillic)
pijaca (nominative singular)
pijace (nominative plural)
pijace (genitive singular)
pijaca (genitive plural)
pijaci (dative singular)
pijacama (dative plural)
pijacu (accusative singular)
pijace (accusative plural)
pijaco (singular vocative)
pijace (plural vocative)
pijaci (locative singular)
pijacama (locative plural)
pijacom (instrumental singular)
pijacama (instrumental plural)
pìjac (alternative)

Baba sad ide na pijacu.


кости

inflection of ко̑ст:
accusative/vocative plural


витрина

витри́на (canonical feminine)
vitrína (romanization)
витрина (nominative singular)
витрине (nominative plural)
витрине (genitive singular)
витрина (genitive plural)
витрини (dative singular)
витринама (dative plural)
витрину (accusative singular)
витрине (accusative plural)
витрино (singular vocative)
витрине (plural vocative)
витрини (locative singular)
витринама (locative plural)
витрином (instrumental singular)
витринама (instrumental plural)


излог

ѝзлог (canonical masculine)
ìzlog (romanization)
излог (nominative singular)
излози (nominative plural)
излога (genitive singular)
излога (genitive plural)
излогу (dative singular)
излозима (dative plural)
излог (accusative singular)
излоге (accusative plural)
изложе (singular vocative)
излози (plural vocative)
излогу (locative singular)
излозима (locative plural)
излогом (instrumental singular)
излозима (instrumental plural)


izlog

ìzlog (canonical masculine)
ѝзлог (Cyrillic)
izlog (nominative singular)
izlozi (nominative plural)
izloga (genitive singular)
izloga (genitive plural)
izlogu (dative singular)
izlozima (dative plural)
izlog (accusative singular)
izloge (accusative plural)
izlože (singular vocative)
izlozi (plural vocative)
izlogu (locative singular)
izlozima (locative plural)
izlogom (instrumental singular)
izlozima (instrumental plural)


пенџер

пе̑нџер (canonical masculine)
pȇndžer (romanization)
пенџер (nominative singular)
пенџери (nominative plural)
пенџера (genitive singular)
пенџера (genitive plural)
пенџеру (dative singular)
пенџерима (dative plural)
пенџер (accusative singular)
пенџере (accusative plural)
пенџере (singular vocative)
пенџери (plural vocative)
пенџеру (locative singular)
пенџерима (locative plural)
пенџером (instrumental singular)
пенџерима (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish پنجره (pencere), from Persian پنجره (panjere).


pendžer

pȇndžer (canonical masculine)
пе̑нџер (Cyrillic)
pendžer (nominative singular)
pendžeri (nominative plural)
pendžera (genitive singular)
pendžera (genitive plural)
pendžeru (dative singular)
pendžerima (dative plural)
pendžer (accusative singular)
pendžere (accusative plural)
pendžere (singular vocative)
pendžeri (plural vocative)
pendžeru (locative singular)
pendžerima (locative plural)
pendžerom (instrumental singular)
pendžerima (instrumental plural)


прозор

про́зор (canonical masculine)
prózor (romanization)
прозор (nominative singular)
прозори (nominative plural)
прозора (genitive singular)
прозора (genitive plural)
прозору (dative singular)
прозорима (dative plural)
прозор (accusative singular)
прозоре (accusative plural)
прозоре (singular vocative)
прозори (plural vocative)
прозору (locative singular)
прозорима (locative plural)
прозором (instrumental singular)
прозорима (instrumental plural)


prozor

prózor (canonical masculine)
про́зор (Cyrillic)
prozor (nominative singular)
prozori (nominative plural)
prozora (genitive singular)
prozora (genitive plural)
prozoru (dative singular)
prozorima (dative plural)
prozor (accusative singular)
prozore (accusative plural)
prozore (singular vocative)
prozori (plural vocative)
prozoru (locative singular)
prozorima (locative plural)
prozorom (instrumental singular)
prozorima (instrumental plural)

ram prozora / okvir prozora


aorist

ȁorist (canonical masculine)
а̏орист (Cyrillic)
aorist (nominative singular)
aoristi (nominative plural)
aorista (genitive singular)
aorista (genitive plural)
aoristu (dative singular)
aoristima (dative plural)
aorist (accusative singular)
aoriste (accusative plural)
aoriste (singular vocative)
aoristi (plural vocative)
aoristu (locative singular)
aoristima (locative plural)
aoristom (instrumental singular)
aoristima (instrumental plural)


шљива

шљи̏ва (canonical feminine)
šljȉva (romanization)
шљи̏ва (nominative singular)
шљиве (nominative plural)
шљиве (genitive singular)
шљи̑ва̄ (genitive plural)
шљиви (dative singular)
шљивама (dative plural)
шљиву (accusative singular)
шљиве (accusative plural)
шљиво (singular vocative)
шљиве (plural vocative)
шљиви (locative singular)
шљивама (locative plural)
шљивом (instrumental singular)
шљивама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sliva, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *slīˀwā́ˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *(s)leh₃y-.


šljiva

šljȉva (canonical feminine)
шљи̏ва (Cyrillic)
šljȉva (nominative singular)
šljive (nominative plural)
šljive (genitive singular)
šljȋvā (genitive plural)
šljivi (dative singular)
šljivama (dative plural)
šljivu (accusative singular)
šljive (accusative plural)
šljivo (singular vocative)
šljive (plural vocative)
šljivi (locative singular)
šljivama (locative plural)
šljivom (instrumental singular)
šljivama (instrumental plural)


шљивовица

шљи̏вовица f (Latin spelling šljȉvovica)

шљи̏вовица (canonical feminine)
šljȉvovica (romanization)
шљивовица (nominative singular)
шљивовице (nominative plural)
шљивовице (genitive singular)
шљивовица (genitive plural)
шљивовици (dative singular)
шљивовицама (dative plural)
шљивовицу (accusative singular)
шљивовице (accusative plural)
шљивовице (singular vocative)
шљивовицо (singular vocative)
шљивовице (plural vocative)
шљивовици (locative singular)
шљивовицама (locative plural)
шљивовицом (instrumental singular)
шљивовицама (instrumental plural)

шљи‧во‧ви‧ца


šljivovica

šljȉvovica f (Cyrillic spelling шљи̏вовица)

šljȉvovica (canonical feminine)
шљи̏вовица (Cyrillic)
šljivovica (nominative singular)
šljivovice (nominative plural)
šljivovice (genitive singular)
šljivovica (genitive plural)
šljivovici (dative singular)
šljivovicama (dative plural)
šljivovicu (accusative singular)
šljivovice (accusative plural)
šljivovice (singular vocative)
šljivovico (singular vocative)
šljivovice (plural vocative)
šljivovici (locative singular)
šljivovicama (locative plural)
šljivovicom (instrumental singular)
šljivovicama (instrumental plural)

→ Albanian: shlivovicë

→ Polish: śliwowica

→ Romanian: șliboviță


suva šljiva

suva šljiva f (Cyrillic spelling сува шљива)


сува шљива

сува шљива f (Latin spelling suva šljiva)


suha šljiva

suha šljiva f (Cyrillic spelling суха шљива)

суха шљива (Cyrillic)
suva šljiva (alternative)


ракија

ра̀кија (canonical feminine)
ràkija (romanization)
ракија (nominative singular)
ракије (genitive singular)
ракији (dative singular)
ракију (accusative singular)
ракијо (singular vocative)
ракији (locative singular)
ракијом (instrumental singular)

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


esperanto

sh-noun

esperànto m (Cyrillic spelling еспера̀нто)

esperànto (canonical masculine)
еспера̀нто (Cyrillic)
esperanto (nominative singular)
esperanta (genitive singular)
esperantu (dative singular)
esperanto (accusative singular)
esperanto (singular vocative)
esperantu (locative singular)
esperantom (instrumental singular)


напитак

на́питак (canonical masculine)
nápitak (romanization)
на́питак (nominative singular)
напици (nominative plural)
на́питка (genitive singular)
напитака (genitive plural)
напитку (dative singular)
напицима (dative plural)
напитак (accusative singular)
напитке (accusative plural)
напиче (singular vocative)
напици (plural vocative)
напитком (locative singular)
напицима (locative plural)
напитком (instrumental singular)
напицима (instrumental plural)


napitak

nápitak (canonical masculine)
на́питак (Cyrillic)
nápitak (nominative singular)
napici (nominative plural)
nápitka (genitive singular)
napitaka (genitive plural)
napitku (dative singular)
napicima (dative plural)
napitak (accusative singular)
napitke (accusative plural)
napiče (singular vocative)
napici (plural vocative)
napitkom (locative singular)
napicima (locative plural)
napitkom (instrumental singular)
napicima (instrumental plural)


piće

píće (canonical neuter)
пи́ће (Cyrillic)
piće (nominative singular)
pića (nominative plural)
pića (genitive singular)
pića (genitive plural)
piću (dative singular)
pićima (dative plural)
piće (accusative singular)
pića (accusative plural)
piće (singular vocative)
pića (plural vocative)
piću (locative singular)
pićima (locative plural)
pićem (instrumental singular)
pićima (instrumental plural)


пиће

пи́ће (canonical neuter)
píće (romanization)
пиће (nominative singular)
пића (nominative plural)
пића (genitive singular)
пића (genitive plural)
пићу (dative singular)
пићима (dative plural)
пиће (accusative singular)
пића (accusative plural)
пиће (singular vocative)
пића (plural vocative)
пићу (locative singular)
пићима (locative plural)
пићем (instrumental singular)
пићима (instrumental plural)


маслина

ма̀слина (canonical feminine)
màslina (romanization)
маслина (nominative singular)
маслине (nominative plural)
маслине (genitive singular)
маслина (genitive plural)
маслини (dative singular)
маслинама (dative plural)
маслину (accusative singular)
маслине (accusative plural)
маслино (singular vocative)
маслине (plural vocative)
маслини (locative singular)
маслинама (locative plural)
маслином (instrumental singular)
маслинама (instrumental plural)


maslina

màslina (canonical feminine)
ма̀слина (Cyrillic)
maslina (nominative singular)
masline (nominative plural)
masline (genitive singular)
maslina (genitive plural)
maslini (dative singular)
maslinama (dative plural)
maslinu (accusative singular)
masline (accusative plural)
maslino (singular vocative)
masline (plural vocative)
maslini (locative singular)
maslinama (locative plural)
maslinom (instrumental singular)
maslinama (instrumental plural)

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zelena

Related to Proto-Slavic *zelenъ (“green”), *žьltъ (“yellow”).


самур

са̀мӯр (canonical masculine)
sàmūr (romanization)
са̀мӯр (nominative singular)
самури (nominative plural)
саму́ра (genitive singular)
самура (genitive plural)
самуру (dative singular)
самурима (dative plural)
саму́ра (accusative singular)
самуре (accusative plural)
самуре (singular vocative)
самури (plural vocative)
самуру (locative singular)
самурима (locative plural)
самуром (instrumental singular)
самурима (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish سمور (samur), from Persian سمور (samur); see there for more.


cep

cȇp (canonical masculine)
це̑п (Cyrillic)
cȇp (nominative singular)
cȅpovi (nominative plural)
cepa (genitive singular)
cepova (genitive plural)
cepu (dative singular)
cepovima (dative plural)
cep (accusative singular)
cepove (accusative plural)
cepe (singular vocative)
cepovi (plural vocative)
cepu (locative singular)
cepovima (locative plural)
cepom (instrumental singular)
cepovima (instrumental plural)
cijȇp (alternative Ijekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *cěpъ (Russian цеп (cep), Polish cepy).

slip, graft, scion (shoot or twig containing buds from a woody plant, used in grafting)


cep

cȇp (canonical masculine)
це̑п (Cyrillic)
cep (nominative singular)
cepovi (nominative plural)
cepa (genitive singular)
cepova (genitive plural)
cepu (dative singular)
cepovima (dative plural)
cep (accusative singular)
cepove (accusative plural)
cepe (singular vocative)
cepovi (plural vocative)
cepu (locative singular)
cepovima (locative plural)
cepom (instrumental singular)
cepovima (instrumental plural)
cijȇp (alternative Ijekavian)


лавабо

лава̀бо̄ (canonical masculine)
lavàbō (romanization)
лавабо (nominative singular)
лавабои (nominative plural)
лавабоа (genitive singular)
лавабоа (genitive plural)
лавабоу (dative singular)
лавабоима (dative plural)
лавабо (accusative singular)
лавабое (accusative plural)
лавабоу (singular vocative)
лавабое (singular vocative)
лавабои (plural vocative)
лавабоу (locative singular)
лавабоима (locative plural)
лавабоом (instrumental singular)
лавабоима (instrumental plural)


хероин

херо̀ӣн (canonical masculine)
heròīn (romanization)
херо̀ӣн (nominative singular)
херои́на (genitive singular)
хероину (dative singular)
хероин (accusative singular)
хероине (singular vocative)
хероину (locative singular)
хероином (instrumental singular)


kasa

kàsa (canonical feminine)
ка̀са (Cyrillic)
kàsa (nominative singular)
kase (nominative plural)
kase (genitive singular)
kásā (genitive plural)
kasi (dative singular)
kasama (dative plural)
kasu (accusative singular)
kase (accusative plural)
kaso (singular vocative)
kase (plural vocative)
kasi (locative singular)
kasama (locative plural)
kasom (instrumental singular)
kasama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قاصه (kasa), from Italian cassa, from Latin capsa.

bor+

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


каса

ка̀са (canonical feminine)
kàsa (romanization)
ка̀са (nominative singular)
касе (nominative plural)
касе (genitive singular)
ка́са̄ (genitive plural)
каси (dative singular)
касама (dative plural)
касу (accusative singular)
касе (accusative plural)
касо (singular vocative)
касе (plural vocative)
каси (locative singular)
касама (locative plural)
касом (instrumental singular)
касама (instrumental plural)


трбух

тр̀бух (canonical masculine)
tr̀buh (romanization)
тр̀бух (nominative singular)
трбуси (nominative plural)
тр̀буха (genitive singular)
тр̏бӯха̄ (genitive plural)
трбуху (dative singular)
трбусима (dative plural)
трбух (accusative singular)
трбухе (accusative plural)
трбуше (singular vocative)
трбуси (plural vocative)
трбуху (locative singular)
трбусима (locative plural)
трбухом (instrumental singular)
трбусима (instrumental plural)


trbuh

sh-noun

tr̀buh m (Cyrillic spelling тр̀бух, augmentative trbušina)

tr̀buh (canonical masculine)
тр̀бух (Cyrillic)
trbušina (augmentative)
tr̀buh (nominative singular)
trbusi (nominative plural)
tr̀buha (genitive singular)
tȑbūhā (genitive plural)
trbuhu (dative singular)
trbusima (dative plural)
trbuh (accusative singular)
trbuhe (accusative plural)
trbuše (singular vocative)
trbusi (plural vocative)
trbuhu (locative singular)
trbusima (locative plural)
trbuhom (instrumental singular)
trbusima (instrumental plural)


харем

ха́рем (canonical masculine)
hárem (romanization)
харем (nominative singular)
хареми (nominative plural)
харема (genitive singular)
харема (genitive plural)
харему (dative singular)
харемима (dative plural)
харем (accusative singular)
хареме (accusative plural)
хареме (singular vocative)
хареми (plural vocative)
харему (locative singular)
харемима (locative plural)
харемом (instrumental singular)
харемима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish حرم (harem), from Arabic حَرَم (ḥaram).


муслиман

муслѝма̄н (canonical masculine)
muslìmān (romanization)
муслѝма̄н (nominative singular)
муслимани (nominative plural)
муслима́на (genitive singular)
муслимана (genitive plural)
муслиману (dative singular)
муслиманима (dative plural)
муслимана (accusative singular)
муслимане (accusative plural)
муслимане (singular vocative)
муслимани (plural vocative)
муслиману (locative singular)
муслиманима (locative plural)
муслиманом (instrumental singular)
муслиманима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish مسلمان (müslimân), from Persian مسلمان (mosalmân), from Arabic مُسْلِم (muslim).


муслиманка

sh-noun

муслѝма̄нка f (Latin spelling muslìmānka)

муслѝма̄нка (canonical feminine)
muslìmānka (romanization)
муслѝма̄нка (nominative singular)
муслиманке (nominative plural)
муслиманке (genitive singular)
муслѝма̄нкӣ (genitive plural)
муслиманки (dative singular)
муслиманкама (dative plural)
муслиманку (accusative singular)
муслиманке (accusative plural)
муслиманко (singular vocative)
муслиманке (plural vocative)
муслиманки (locative singular)
муслиманкама (locative plural)
муслиманком (instrumental singular)
муслиманкама (instrumental plural)

From муслиман + -ка.

suffix

муслиман + -ка


musliman

sh-noun

muslìmān m (Cyrillic spelling муслѝма̄н)

muslìmān (canonical masculine)
муслѝма̄н (Cyrillic)
muslìmān (nominative singular)
muslimani (nominative plural)
muslimána (genitive singular)
muslimana (genitive plural)
muslimanu (dative singular)
muslimanima (dative plural)
muslimana (accusative singular)
muslimane (accusative plural)
muslimane (singular vocative)
muslimani (plural vocative)
muslimanu (locative singular)
muslimanima (locative plural)
muslimanom (instrumental singular)
muslimanima (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish مسلمان (muslimân), from Persian مسلمان (mosalmân), from Arabic مُسْلِم (muslim).


muslimanka

muslìmānka f (Cyrillic spelling муслѝма̄нка)

muslìmānka (canonical feminine)
муслѝма̄нка (Cyrillic)
muslìmānka (nominative singular)
muslimanke (nominative plural)
muslimanke (genitive singular)
muslìmānkī (genitive plural)
muslimanki (dative singular)
muslimankama (dative plural)
muslimanku (accusative singular)
muslimanke (accusative plural)
muslimanko (singular vocative)
muslimanke (plural vocative)
muslimanki (locative singular)
muslimankama (locative plural)
muslimankom (instrumental singular)
muslimankama (instrumental plural)


pleroma

pleróma (canonical feminine)
плеро́ма (Cyrillic)
pleroma (nominative singular)
plerome (genitive singular)
pleromi (dative singular)
pleromu (accusative singular)
pleromo (singular vocative)
pleromi (locative singular)
pleromom (instrumental singular)

From Ancient Greek πλήρωμα (plḗrōma, “a filling up, fullness”).


пизда

пи́зда (canonical feminine)
pízda (romanization)
пизда (nominative singular)
пизде (nominative plural)
пизде (genitive singular)
пизда (genitive plural)
пизди (dative singular)
пиздама (dative plural)
пизду (accusative singular)
пизде (accusative plural)
пиздо (singular vocative)
пизде (plural vocative)
пизди (locative singular)
пиздама (locative plural)
пиздом (instrumental singular)
пиздама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pīzdà, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *pīˀsdāˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *písdeh₂.

(vulgar) disparaging term for a contemptible or disreputable person; scumbag, cunt


хармоникаш

sh-noun

хармонѝка̄ш m (Latin spelling harmonìkāš)

хармонѝка̄ш (canonical masculine)
harmonìkāš (romanization)
хармонѝка̄ш (nominative singular)
хармоникаши (nominative plural)
хармоника́ша (genitive singular)
хармоникаша (genitive plural)
хармоникашу (dative singular)
хармоникашима (dative plural)
хармоникаша (accusative singular)
хармоникаше (accusative plural)
хармоникашу (singular vocative)
хармоникаши (plural vocative)
хармоникашу (locative singular)
хармоникашима (locative plural)
хармоникашем (instrumental singular)
хармоникашима (instrumental plural)

хар‧мо‧ни‧каш

From хармо̀ника.


harmonikaš

harmonìkāš m (Cyrillic spelling хармонѝка̄ш)

harmonìkāš (canonical masculine)
хармонѝка̄ш (Cyrillic)
harmonìkāš (nominative singular)
harmonikaši (nominative plural)
harmonikáša (genitive singular)
harmonikaša (genitive plural)
harmonikašu (dative singular)
harmonikašima (dative plural)
harmonikaša (accusative singular)
harmonikaše (accusative plural)
harmonikašu (singular vocative)
harmonikaši (plural vocative)
harmonikašu (locative singular)
harmonikašima (locative plural)
harmonikašem (instrumental singular)
harmonikašima (instrumental plural)


куга

ку̏га (canonical feminine)
kȕga (romanization)
ку̏га (nominative singular)
куге (nominative plural)
куге (genitive singular)
ку̑га̄ (genitive plural)
куги (dative singular)
кугама (dative plural)
кугу (accusative singular)
куге (accusative plural)
куго (singular vocative)
куге (plural vocative)
куги (locative singular)
кугама (locative plural)
кугом (instrumental singular)
кугама (instrumental plural)


kuga

kȕga (canonical feminine)
ку̏га (Cyrillic)
kȕga (nominative singular)
kuge (nominative plural)
kuge (genitive singular)
kȗgā (genitive plural)
kugi (dative singular)
kugama (dative plural)
kugu (accusative singular)
kuge (accusative plural)
kugo (singular vocative)
kuge (plural vocative)
kugi (locative singular)
kugama (locative plural)
kugom (instrumental singular)
kugama (instrumental plural)


хармоника

хармо̀ника (canonical feminine)
harmònika (romanization)
хармоника (nominative singular)
хармонике (nominative plural)
хармонике (genitive singular)
хармоника (genitive plural)
хармоници (dative singular)
хармоникама (dative plural)
хармонику (accusative singular)
хармонике (accusative plural)
хармонико (singular vocative)
хармонике (plural vocative)
хармоници (locative singular)
хармоникама (locative plural)
хармоником (instrumental singular)
хармоникама (instrumental plural)

хар‧мо‧ни‧ка

From German Harmonika and Italian armonica, from Latin harmonicus. Compare хармонија.


harmonika

harmònika f (Cyrillic spelling хармо̀ника)

harmònika (canonical feminine)
хармо̀ника (Cyrillic)
harmonika (nominative singular)
harmonike (nominative plural)
harmonike (genitive singular)
harmonika (genitive plural)
harmonici (dative singular)
harmonikama (dative plural)
harmoniku (accusative singular)
harmonike (accusative plural)
harmoniko (singular vocative)
harmonike (plural vocative)
harmonici (locative singular)
harmonikama (locative plural)
harmonikom (instrumental singular)
harmonikama (instrumental plural)

From German Harmonika and Italian armonica, from Latin harmonicus. Compare harmonija.


пингвин

пѝнгвӣн (canonical masculine)
pìngvīn (romanization)
пѝнгвӣн (nominative singular)
пингвини (nominative plural)
пингви́на (genitive singular)
пингвина (genitive plural)
пингвину (dative singular)
пингвинима (dative plural)
пингвина (accusative singular)
пингвине (accusative plural)
пингвине (singular vocative)
пингвини (plural vocative)
пингвину (locative singular)
пингвинима (locative plural)
пингвином (instrumental singular)
пингвинима (instrumental plural)


pingvin

pìngvīn (canonical masculine)
пѝнгвӣн (Cyrillic)
pìngvīn (nominative singular)
pingvini (nominative plural)
pingvína (genitive singular)
pingvina (genitive plural)
pingvinu (dative singular)
pingvinima (dative plural)
pingvina (accusative singular)
pingvine (accusative plural)
pingvine (singular vocative)
pingvini (plural vocative)
pingvinu (locative singular)
pingvinima (locative plural)
pingvinom (instrumental singular)
pingvinima (instrumental plural)


паприка

па̀прика (canonical feminine)
pàprika (romanization)
па̀прика (nominative singular)
паприке (nominative plural)
паприке (genitive singular)
па̏прӣка̄ (genitive plural)
паприци (dative singular)
паприкама (dative plural)
паприку (accusative singular)
паприке (accusative plural)
паприко (singular vocative)
паприке (plural vocative)
паприци (locative singular)
паприкама (locative plural)
паприком (instrumental singular)
паприкама (instrumental plural)

From па̏пар (“pepper”) + -ика, from Proto-Slavic *pьpьrь, from Latin piper (“pepper”), from Ancient Greek πέπερι (péperi), from Sanskrit पिप्पलि (pippali, “long pepper”).

af

па̏пар (“pepper”) + -ика

der

bell pepper, pepper, paprika (Capsicum fruit)


бибер

бѝбер (canonical masculine)
bìber (romanization)
бибер (nominative singular)
бибера (genitive singular)
биберу (dative singular)
бибер (accusative singular)
биберу (singular vocative)
биберу (locative singular)
бибером (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish ببر (biber), from Greek πιπέρι, πιπεριά (pipéri, piperiá).

bor+

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

der

πιπέρι, πιπεριά


biber

bìber (canonical masculine)
бѝбер (Cyrillic)
biber (nominative singular)
bibera (genitive singular)
biberu (dative singular)
biber (accusative singular)
biberu (singular vocative)
biberu (locative singular)
biberom (instrumental singular)

πιπέρι, πιπεριά


босиљак

бо̀сиљак (canonical masculine)
bòsiljak (romanization)
босиљак (nominative singular)
босиљци (nominative plural)
босиљка (genitive singular)
босиљака (genitive plural)
босиљку (dative singular)
босиљцима (dative plural)
босиљак (accusative singular)
босиљке (accusative plural)
босиљче (singular vocative)
босиљци (plural vocative)
босиљку (locative singular)
босиљцима (locative plural)
босиљком (instrumental singular)
босиљцима (instrumental plural)


bosiljak

bòsiljak (canonical masculine)
бо̀сиљак (Cyrillic)
bosiljak (nominative singular)
bosiljci (nominative plural)
bosiljka (genitive singular)
bosiljaka (genitive plural)
bosiljku (dative singular)
bosiljcima (dative plural)
bosiljak (accusative singular)
bosiljke (accusative plural)
bosiljče (singular vocative)
bosiljci (plural vocative)
bosiljku (locative singular)
bosiljcima (locative plural)
bosiljkom (instrumental singular)
bosiljcima (instrumental plural)


kraljica

kràljica (canonical feminine)
кра̀љица (Cyrillic)
kràljica (nominative singular)
kraljice (nominative plural)
kraljice (genitive singular)
krȁljīcā (genitive plural)
kraljici (dative singular)
kraljicama (dative plural)
kraljicu (accusative singular)
kraljice (accusative plural)
kraljico (singular vocative)
kraljice (plural vocative)
kraljici (locative singular)
kraljicama (locative plural)
kraljicom (instrumental singular)
kraljicama (instrumental plural)


краљица

кра̀љица (canonical feminine)
kràljica (romanization)
кра̀љица (nominative singular)
краљице (nominative plural)
краљице (genitive singular)
кра̏љӣца̄ (genitive plural)
краљици (dative singular)
краљицама (dative plural)
краљицу (accusative singular)
краљице (accusative plural)
краљицо (singular vocative)
краљице (plural vocative)
краљици (locative singular)
краљицама (locative plural)
краљицом (instrumental singular)
краљицама (instrumental plural)


мачка

sh-noun

ма̏чка f (Latin spelling mȁčka, diminutive ма̏чкица, relational adjective ма̏чјӣ)

ма̏чка (canonical feminine)
mȁčka (romanization)
ма̏чкица (diminutive)
ма̏чјӣ (adjective relational)
ма̏чка (nominative singular)
мачке (nominative plural)
мачке (genitive singular)
ма̏ча̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
ма̏чкӣ (genitive plural)
мачки (dative singular)
мачкама (dative plural)
мачку (accusative singular)
мачке (accusative plural)
мачко (singular vocative)
мачке (plural vocative)
мачки (locative singular)
мачкама (locative plural)
мачком (instrumental singular)
мачкама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *mačьka, from *maca (“pussy, pussycat, female cat”) + *-ьka.


mačak

máčak (canonical masculine)
ма́чак (Cyrillic)
máčak (nominative singular)
mačci (nominative plural)
mačka (genitive singular)
mȃčākā (genitive plural)
mačku (dative singular)
mačcima (dative plural)
mačka (accusative singular)
mačke (accusative plural)
mače (singular vocative)
mačci (plural vocative)
mačku (locative singular)
mačcima (locative plural)
mačkom (instrumental singular)
mačcima (instrumental plural)


мачак

ма́чак (canonical masculine)
máčak (romanization)
ма́чак (nominative singular)
мачци (nominative plural)
мачка (genitive singular)
ма̑ча̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
мачку (dative singular)
мачцима (dative plural)
мачка (accusative singular)
мачке (accusative plural)
маче (singular vocative)
мачци (plural vocative)
мачку (locative singular)
мачцима (locative plural)
мачком (instrumental singular)
мачцима (instrumental plural)


bicikl

bicìkl (canonical masculine)
бицѝкл (Cyrillic)
bicìkl (nominative singular)
bicìkli (nominative plural)
bicìkla (genitive singular)
bicìkālā (genitive plural)
bicìklā (genitive plural)
bicìklu (dative singular)
bicìklima (dative plural)
bicìkl (accusative singular)
bicìkle (accusative plural)
bicìkle (singular vocative)
bicìkli (plural vocative)
bicìklu (locative singular)
bicìklima (locative plural)
bicìklom (instrumental singular)
bicìklima (instrumental plural)


бицикл

бицѝкл (canonical masculine)
bicìkl (romanization)
бицѝкл (nominative singular)
бицикли (nominative plural)
бицикла (genitive singular)
бицѝка̄ла̄ (genitive plural)
бицѝкла̄ (genitive plural)
бициклу (dative singular)
бициклима (dative plural)
бицикл (accusative singular)
бицикле (accusative plural)
бицикле (singular vocative)
бицикли (plural vocative)
бициклу (locative singular)
бициклима (locative plural)
бициклом (instrumental singular)
бициклима (instrumental plural)


velosiped

velosìpēd m (Cyrillic spelling велосѝпе̄д)

velosìpēd (canonical masculine)
велосѝпе̄д (Cyrillic)


точак

то̀чак (canonical masculine)
tòčak (romanization)
точак (nominative singular)
точкови (nominative plural)
точка (genitive singular)
точкова (genitive plural)
точку (dative singular)
точковима (dative plural)
точак (accusative singular)
точкове (accusative plural)
точку (singular vocative)
точкови (plural vocative)
точку (locative singular)
точковима (locative plural)
точком (instrumental singular)
точковима (instrumental plural)

(regional, chiefly Bosnia, Serbia) bicycle


točak

tòčak (canonical masculine)
то̀чак (Cyrillic)
točak (nominative singular)
točkovi (nominative plural)
točka (genitive singular)
točkova (genitive plural)
točku (dative singular)
točkovima (dative plural)
točak (accusative singular)
točkove (accusative plural)
točku (singular vocative)
točkovi (plural vocative)
točku (locative singular)
točkovima (locative plural)
točkom (instrumental singular)
točkovima (instrumental plural)


мотика

мо̀тика (canonical feminine)
mòtika (romanization)
мо̀тика (nominative singular)
мотике (nominative plural)
мотике (genitive singular)
мо̏тӣка̄ (genitive plural)
мотици (dative singular)
мотикама (dative plural)
мотику (accusative singular)
мотике (accusative plural)
мотико (singular vocative)
мотике (plural vocative)
мотици (locative singular)
мотикама (locative plural)
мотиком (instrumental singular)
мотикама (instrumental plural)


motika

mòtika (canonical feminine)
мо̀тика (Cyrillic)
mòtika (nominative singular)
motike (nominative plural)
motike (genitive singular)
mȍtīkā (genitive plural)
motici (dative singular)
motikama (dative plural)
motiku (accusative singular)
motike (accusative plural)
motiko (singular vocative)
motike (plural vocative)
motici (locative singular)
motikama (locative plural)
motikom (instrumental singular)
motikama (instrumental plural)


tara

tȁra (canonical feminine)
та̏ра (Cyrillic)
tara (nominative singular)
tare (nominative plural)
tare (genitive singular)
tara (genitive plural)
tari (dative singular)
tarama (dative plural)
taru (accusative singular)
tare (accusative plural)
taro (singular vocative)
tare (plural vocative)
tari (locative singular)
tarama (locative plural)
tarom (instrumental singular)
tarama (instrumental plural)

From Italian tara, possibly through Ottoman Turkish طاره (dara).


артист

а̀ртист (canonical masculine)
àrtist (romanization)
артист (nominative singular)
артисти (nominative plural)
артиста (genitive singular)
артиста (genitive plural)
артисту (dative singular)
артистима (dative plural)
артиста (accusative singular)
артисте (accusative plural)
артисте (singular vocative)
артисти (plural vocative)
артисту (locative singular)
артистима (locative plural)
артистом (instrumental singular)
артистима (instrumental plural)
а̀ртиста (alternative Bosnia Serbia)

From French artiste, from Latin artista.


архитектура

архитекту́ра

архитекту́ра f (Latin spelling arhitektúra)

архитекту́ра (canonical feminine)
arhitektúra (romanization)
архитектура (nominative singular)
архитектуре (nominative plural)
архитектуре (genitive singular)
архитектура (genitive plural)
архитектури (dative singular)
архитектурама (dative plural)
архитектуру (accusative singular)
архитектуре (accusative plural)
архитектуро (singular vocative)
архитектуре (plural vocative)
архитектури (locative singular)
архитектурама (locative plural)
архитектуром (instrumental singular)
архитектурама (instrumental plural)

ар‧хи‧тек‧ту‧ра


sediment

sedìment (canonical masculine)
седѝмент (Cyrillic)
sedìment (nominative singular)
sedimenti (nominative plural)
sedimenta (genitive singular)
sedimenāta (genitive plural)
sedimēntā (genitive plural)
sedimentu (dative singular)
sedimentima (dative plural)
sediment (accusative singular)
sedimente (accusative plural)
sedimente (singular vocative)
sedimenti (plural vocative)
sedimentu (locative singular)
sedimentima (locative plural)
sedimentom (instrumental singular)
sedimentima (instrumental plural)


pup

pȕp (canonical masculine)
пу̏п (Cyrillic)
pȕp (nominative singular)
pùpovi (nominative plural)
pupa (genitive singular)
pupova (genitive plural)
pupu (dative singular)
pupovima (dative plural)
pup (accusative singular)
pupove (accusative plural)
pupe (singular vocative)
pupovi (plural vocative)
pupu (locative singular)
pupovima (locative plural)
pupom (instrumental singular)
pupovima (instrumental plural)

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


paun

pȁūn (canonical masculine)
па̏ӯн (Cyrillic)
paun (nominative singular)
pauni (nominative plural)
pauna (genitive singular)
pauna (genitive plural)
paunu (dative singular)
paunima (dative plural)
pauna (accusative singular)
paune (accusative plural)
paune (singular vocative)
pauni (plural vocative)
paunu (locative singular)
paunima (locative plural)
paunom (instrumental singular)
paunima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Italian pavone, from Latin pāvō, pāvōnem. Cf. also Romanian păun.


оаза

оа́за (canonical feminine)
oáza (romanization)
оаза (nominative singular)
оазе (nominative plural)
оазе (genitive singular)
оаза (genitive plural)
оази (dative singular)
оазама (dative plural)
оазу (accusative singular)
оазе (accusative plural)
оазо (singular vocative)
оазе (plural vocative)
оази (locative singular)
оазама (locative plural)
оазом (instrumental singular)
оазама (instrumental plural)


oaza

oáza (canonical feminine)
оа́за (Cyrillic)
oaza (nominative singular)
oaze (nominative plural)
oaze (genitive singular)
oaza (genitive plural)
oazi (dative singular)
oazama (dative plural)
oazu (accusative singular)
oaze (accusative plural)
oazo (singular vocative)
oaze (plural vocative)
oazi (locative singular)
oazama (locative plural)
oazom (instrumental singular)
oazama (instrumental plural)


пустиња

пу́стиња (canonical feminine)
pústinja (romanization)
пустиња (nominative singular)
пустиње (nominative plural)
пустиње (genitive singular)
пустиња (genitive plural)
пустињи (dative singular)
пустињама (dative plural)
пустињу (accusative singular)
пустиње (accusative plural)
пустињо (singular vocative)
пустиње (plural vocative)
пустињи (locative singular)
пустињама (locative plural)
пустињом (instrumental singular)
пустињама (instrumental plural)


pustinja

pústinja (canonical feminine)
пу́стиња (Cyrillic)
pustinja (nominative singular)
pustinje (nominative plural)
pustinje (genitive singular)
pustinja (genitive plural)
pustinji (dative singular)
pustinjama (dative plural)
pustinju (accusative singular)
pustinje (accusative plural)
pustinjo (singular vocative)
pustinje (plural vocative)
pustinji (locative singular)
pustinjama (locative plural)
pustinjom (instrumental singular)
pustinjama (instrumental plural)


halva

халва (Cyrillic)
halva (nominative singular)
halve (nominative plural)
halve (genitive singular)
halva (genitive plural)
halvi (genitive plural)
halvi (dative singular)
halvama (dative plural)
halvu (accusative singular)
halve (accusative plural)
halvo (singular vocative)
halve (plural vocative)
halvom (locative singular)
halvama (locative plural)
halvi (instrumental singular)
halvama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish حلوا (helva) (Turkish helva), from Arabic حَلْوَى (ḥalwā).


халва

halva (romanization)
халва (nominative singular)
халве (nominative plural)
халве (genitive singular)
халва (genitive plural)
халви (genitive plural)
халви (dative singular)
халвама (dative plural)
халву (accusative singular)
халве (accusative plural)
халво (singular vocative)
халве (plural vocative)
халвом (locative singular)
халвама (locative plural)
халви (instrumental singular)
халвама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish حلوا (halva, helva), from Arabic حَلْوَى (ḥalwā).


ајкула

а̏јкула (canonical feminine)
ȁjkula (romanization)
ајкула (nominative singular)
ајкуле (nominative plural)
ајкуле (genitive singular)
ајкула (genitive plural)
ајкули (dative singular)
ајкулама (dative plural)
ајкулу (accusative singular)
ајкуле (accusative plural)
ајкуло (singular vocative)
ајкуле (plural vocative)
ајкули (locative singular)
ајкулама (locative plural)
ајкулом (instrumental singular)
ајкулама (instrumental plural)

→ Pannonian Rusyn: айкула (ajkula)

From Russian аку́ла (akúla), from Old Norse hákarl.

(sports, chiefly in plural) member of the Montenegro national water polo team


ajkula

ȁjkula (canonical feminine)
а̏јкула (Cyrillic)
ajkula (nominative singular)
ajkule (nominative plural)
ajkule (genitive singular)
ajkula (genitive plural)
ajkuli (dative singular)
ajkulama (dative plural)
ajkulu (accusative singular)
ajkule (accusative plural)
ajkulo (singular vocative)
ajkule (plural vocative)
ajkuli (locative singular)
ajkulama (locative plural)
ajkulom (instrumental singular)
ajkulama (instrumental plural)

(sports, slang, chiefly in plural) member of the Montenegro national water polo team


лиска

ли̏ска (canonical feminine)
lȉska (romanization)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *listъka, parsable as ли̑ст + -ка.


лист

ли̑ст (canonical masculine)
lȋst (romanization)
ли̑ст (nominative singular)
ли̏стови (nominative plural)
листа (genitive singular)
ли̏сто̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
листу (dative singular)
листовима (dative plural)
лист (accusative singular)
листове (accusative plural)
листу (singular vocative)
листови (plural vocative)
листу (locative singular)
листовима (locative plural)
листом (instrumental singular)
листовима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *listъ (“leaf”).

inh+

sheet (of paper or other material manufactured in thin sheets)

a special purpose certificate (any official document attesting a fact, e.g. of birth, ownership etc.)


liska

lȉska (canonical feminine)
ли̏ска (Cyrillic)

Ultimately from Proto-Slavic *listъ, possibly borrowed through Polish liść; compare with the inherited lȋst.


liska

lȉska (canonical feminine)
ли̏ска (Cyrillic)
liska (nominative singular)
liske (nominative plural)
liske (genitive singular)
liska (genitive plural)
liski (dative singular)
liskama (dative plural)
lisku (accusative singular)
liske (accusative plural)
lisko (singular vocative)
liske (plural vocative)
liski (locative singular)
liskama (locative plural)
liskom (instrumental singular)
liskama (instrumental plural)


литургија

литу̀ргија (canonical feminine)
litùrgija (romanization)
литургија (nominative singular)
литургије (nominative plural)
литургије (genitive singular)
литургија (genitive plural)
литургији (dative singular)
литургијама (dative plural)
литургију (accusative singular)
литургије (accusative plural)
литургијо (singular vocative)
литургије (plural vocative)
литургији (locative singular)
литургијама (locative plural)
литургијом (instrumental singular)
литургијама (instrumental plural)

ли‧тур‧ги‧ја


liturgija

sh-noun

litùrgija f (Cyrillic spelling литу̀ргија)

litùrgija (canonical feminine)
литу̀ргија (Cyrillic)
liturgija (nominative singular)
liturgije (nominative plural)
liturgije (genitive singular)
liturgija (genitive plural)
liturgiji (dative singular)
liturgijama (dative plural)
liturgiju (accusative singular)
liturgije (accusative plural)
liturgijo (singular vocative)
liturgije (plural vocative)
liturgiji (locative singular)
liturgijama (locative plural)
liturgijom (instrumental singular)
liturgijama (instrumental plural)


sob

sȍb (canonical masculine)
со̏б (Cyrillic)
sob (nominative singular)
sobovi (nominative plural)
soba (genitive singular)
sobova (genitive plural)
sobu (dative singular)
sobovima (dative plural)
soba (accusative singular)
sobove (accusative plural)
sobe (singular vocative)
sobovi (plural vocative)
sobu (locative singular)
sobovima (locative plural)
sobom (instrumental singular)
sobovima (instrumental plural)


газела

газѐла (canonical feminine)
gazèla (romanization)
газела (nominative singular)
газеле (nominative plural)
газеле (genitive singular)
газела (genitive plural)
газели (dative singular)
газелама (dative plural)
газелу (accusative singular)
газеле (accusative plural)
газело (singular vocative)
газеле (plural vocative)
газели (locative singular)
газелама (locative plural)
газелом (instrumental singular)
газелама (instrumental plural)


gazela

gazèla (canonical feminine)
газѐла (Cyrillic)
gazela (nominative singular)
gazele (nominative plural)
gazele (genitive singular)
gazela (genitive plural)
gazeli (dative singular)
gazelama (dative plural)
gazelu (accusative singular)
gazele (accusative plural)
gazelo (singular vocative)
gazele (plural vocative)
gazeli (locative singular)
gazelama (locative plural)
gazelom (instrumental singular)
gazelama (instrumental plural)


диња

ди̏ња (canonical feminine)
dȉnja (romanization)
ди̏ња (nominative singular)
диње (nominative plural)
диње (genitive singular)
ди̑ња̄ (genitive plural)
дињи (dative singular)
дињама (dative plural)
дињу (accusative singular)
диње (accusative plural)
дињо (singular vocative)
диње (plural vocative)
дињи (locative singular)
дињама (locative plural)
дињом (instrumental singular)
дињама (instrumental plural)


dinja

dȉnja (canonical feminine)
ди̏ња (Cyrillic)
dȉnja (nominative singular)
dinje (nominative plural)
dinje (genitive singular)
dȋnjā (genitive plural)
dinji (dative singular)
dinjama (dative plural)
dinju (accusative singular)
dinje (accusative plural)
dinjo (singular vocative)
dinje (plural vocative)
dinji (locative singular)
dinjama (locative plural)
dinjom (instrumental singular)
dinjama (instrumental plural)


kantalupa

kantalupa f (Cyrillic spelling канталупа)


cerovača

cèrovača (canonical feminine)
цѐровача (Cyrillic)
cerovača (nominative singular)
cerovače (nominative plural)
cerovače (genitive singular)
cerovača (genitive plural)
cerovači (dative singular)
cerovačama (dative plural)
cerovaču (accusative singular)
cerovače (accusative plural)
cerovačo (singular vocative)
cerovače (plural vocative)
cerovači (locative singular)
cerovačama (locative plural)
cerovačom (instrumental singular)
cerovačama (instrumental plural)

Probably from Proto-Slavic *cerъ + -ov + -ača.


церовача

цѐровача (canonical feminine)
cèrovača (romanization)
церовача (nominative singular)
цероваче (nominative plural)
цероваче (genitive singular)
церовача (genitive plural)
церовачи (dative singular)
церовачама (dative plural)
церовачу (accusative singular)
цероваче (accusative plural)
церовачо (singular vocative)
цероваче (plural vocative)
церовачи (locative singular)
церовачама (locative plural)
церовачом (instrumental singular)
церовачама (instrumental plural)

Probably from Proto-Slavic *cerъ + -ов + -ача.


демократија

демокра́тија

демокра́тија f (Latin spelling demokrátija)

демокра́тија (canonical feminine)
demokrátija (romanization)
демократија (nominative singular)
демократије (nominative plural)
демократије (genitive singular)
демократија (genitive plural)
демократији (dative singular)
демократијама (dative plural)
демократију (accusative singular)
демократије (accusative plural)
демократијо (singular vocative)
демократије (plural vocative)
демократији (locative singular)
демократијама (locative plural)
демократијом (instrumental singular)
демократијама (instrumental plural)
демокра́ција (alternative Croatia)

де‧мо‧кра‧ти‧ја


demokratija

demokrátija f (Cyrillic spelling демокра́тија)

demokrátija (canonical feminine)
демокра́тија (Cyrillic)
demokratija (nominative singular)
demokratije (nominative plural)
demokratije (genitive singular)
demokratija (genitive plural)
demokratiji (dative singular)
demokratijama (dative plural)
demokratiju (accusative singular)
demokratije (accusative plural)
demokratijo (singular vocative)
demokratije (plural vocative)
demokratiji (locative singular)
demokratijama (locative plural)
demokratijom (instrumental singular)
demokratijama (instrumental plural)
demokrácija (alternative Croatia)


аристократија

аристокра̀тија

аристокра̀тија f (Latin spelling aristokràtija)

аристокра̀тија (canonical feminine)
aristokràtija (romanization)
аристократија (nominative singular)
аристократије (nominative plural)
аристократије (genitive singular)
аристократија (genitive plural)
аристократији (dative singular)
аристократијама (dative plural)
аристократију (accusative singular)
аристократије (accusative plural)
аристократијо (singular vocative)
аристократије (plural vocative)
аристократији (locative singular)
аристократијама (locative plural)
аристократијом (instrumental singular)
аристократијама (instrumental plural)
аристокра̀ција (alternative)

а‧рис‧то‧кра‧ти‧ја


aristokratija

aristokràtija f (Cyrillic spelling аристокра̀тија)

aristokràtija (canonical feminine)
аристокра̀тија (Cyrillic)
aristokratija (nominative singular)
aristokratije (nominative plural)
aristokratije (genitive singular)
aristokratija (genitive plural)
aristokratiji (dative singular)
aristokratijama (dative plural)
aristokratiju (accusative singular)
aristokratije (accusative plural)
aristokratijo (singular vocative)
aristokratije (plural vocative)
aristokratiji (locative singular)
aristokratijama (locative plural)
aristokratijom (instrumental singular)
aristokratijama (instrumental plural)
aristokràcija (alternative)


тоталитаризам

тоталитарѝзам

тоталитарѝзам m (Latin spelling totalitarìzam)

тоталитарѝзам (canonical masculine)
totalitarìzam (romanization)
тоталитарѝзам (nominative singular)
тоталитаризми (nominative plural)
тоталитарѝзма (genitive singular)
тоталитаризама (genitive plural)
тоталитаризму (dative singular)
тоталитаризмима (dative plural)
тоталитаризам (accusative singular)
тоталитаризме (accusative plural)
тоталитаризме (singular vocative)
тоталитаризми (plural vocative)
тоталитаризму (locative singular)
тоталитаризмима (locative plural)
тоталитаризмом (instrumental singular)
тоталитаризмима (instrumental plural)

то‧та‧ли‧та‧ри‧зам

From то̏талита̄ран.


totalitarizam

totalitarìzam m (Cyrillic spelling тоталитарѝзам)

totalitarìzam (canonical masculine)
тоталитарѝзам (Cyrillic)
totalitarìzam (nominative singular)
totalitarizmi (nominative plural)
totalitarìzma (genitive singular)
totalitarizama (genitive plural)
totalitarizmu (dative singular)
totalitarizmima (dative plural)
totalitarizam (accusative singular)
totalitarizme (accusative plural)
totalitarizme (singular vocative)
totalitarizmi (plural vocative)
totalitarizmu (locative singular)
totalitarizmima (locative plural)
totalitarizmom (instrumental singular)
totalitarizmima (instrumental plural)


персијски

persijski (romanization)
перзијски (alternative)


persijski

persijski m (Cyrillic spelling персијски)

персијски (Cyrillic)
perzijski (alternative)


гуштер

гу̏штер (canonical masculine)
gȕšter (romanization)
гуштер (nominative singular)
гуштери (nominative plural)
гуштера (genitive singular)
гуштера (genitive plural)
гуштеру (dative singular)
гуштерима (dative plural)
гуштера (accusative singular)
гуштере (accusative plural)
гуштеру (singular vocative)
гуштери (plural vocative)
гуштеру (locative singular)
гуштерима (locative plural)
гуштером (instrumental singular)
гуштерима (instrumental plural)

Combined from гуја, гуж + Proto-Slavic *(j)aščerъ.


gušter

gȕšter (canonical masculine)
гу̏штер (Cyrillic)
gušter (nominative singular)
gušteri (nominative plural)
guštera (genitive singular)
guštera (genitive plural)
gušteru (dative singular)
gušterima (dative plural)
guštera (accusative singular)
guštere (accusative plural)
gušteru (singular vocative)
gušteri (plural vocative)
gušteru (locative singular)
gušterima (locative plural)
gušterom (instrumental singular)
gušterima (instrumental plural)

Combined from guja, guž + Proto-Slavic *(j)aščerъ.


травка

тра̑вка (canonical feminine)
trȃvka (romanization)
тра̑вка (nominative singular)
травке (nominative plural)
травке (genitive singular)
тра̑вка̄ (genitive plural)
тра̑вкӣ (genitive plural)
тра̑вци (dative singular)
травкама (dative plural)
травку (accusative singular)
травке (accusative plural)
травко (singular vocative)
травке (plural vocative)
тра̑вци (locative singular)
травкама (locative plural)
травком (instrumental singular)
травкама (instrumental plural)

From трава + -ка.


свет

све̑т (canonical masculine)
svȇt (romanization)
све̑т (nominative singular)
све̏тови (nominative plural)
света (genitive singular)
све̏то̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
свето́ва̄ (genitive plural)
свету (dative singular)
световима (dative plural)
свет (accusative singular)
светове (accusative plural)
свете (singular vocative)
светови (plural vocative)
свету (locative singular)
световима (locative plural)
светом (instrumental singular)
световима (instrumental plural)
свије̑т (alternative Ijekavian)
svit (alternative Ikavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *světъ (“light; world”), from Proto-Balto-Slavic *śwaitas, from Proto-Indo-European *ḱweyt-.


madrigalist

sh-noun

madrigàlist m (Cyrillic spelling мадрига̀лист)

madrigàlist (canonical masculine)
мадрига̀лист (Cyrillic)
madrigalist (nominative singular)
madrigalisti (nominative plural)
madrigalista (genitive singular)
madrigalista (genitive plural)
madrigalistu (dative singular)
madrigalistima (dative plural)
madrigalista (accusative singular)
madrigaliste (accusative plural)
madrigaliste (singular vocative)
madrigalisti (plural vocative)
madrigalistu (locative singular)
madrigalistima (locative plural)
madrigalistom (instrumental singular)
madrigalistima (instrumental plural)


страна

стра́на (canonical feminine)
strána (romanization)
страна (nominative singular)
стране (nominative plural)
стране (genitive singular)
страна (genitive plural)
страни (dative singular)
странама (dative plural)
страну (accusative singular)
стране (accusative plural)
страно (singular vocative)
стране (plural vocative)
страни (locative singular)
странама (locative plural)
страном (instrumental singular)
странама (instrumental plural)


железо

жѐлезо (canonical neuter)
žèlezo (romanization)
железо (nominative singular)
железа (nominative plural)
железа (genitive singular)
железа (genitive plural)
железу (dative singular)
железима (dative plural)
железо (accusative singular)
железа (accusative plural)
железо (singular vocative)
железа (plural vocative)
железу (locative singular)
железима (locative plural)
железом (instrumental singular)
железима (instrumental plural)
жѐљезо (alternative Ijekavian)


буква

бу̏ква (canonical feminine)
bȕkva (romanization)
буква (nominative singular)
букве (nominative plural)
букве (genitive singular)
букава (genitive plural)
букви (dative singular)
буквама (dative plural)
букву (accusative singular)
букве (accusative plural)
букво (singular vocative)
букве (plural vocative)
букви (locative singular)
буквама (locative plural)
буквом (instrumental singular)
буквама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *buky. Related to базга. Possible cognate with German Buche.

Fagus sylvatica
Fagus sylvatica#Translingual


леденица

ледѐница (canonical feminine)
ledènica (romanization)
леденица (nominative singular)
леденице (nominative plural)
леденице (genitive singular)
леденица (genitive plural)
леденици (dative singular)
леденицама (dative plural)
леденицу (accusative singular)
леденице (accusative plural)
леденице (singular vocative)
леденицо (singular vocative)
леденице (plural vocative)
леденици (locative singular)
леденицама (locative plural)
леденицом (instrumental singular)
леденицама (instrumental plural)


ledenica

ledènica (canonical feminine)
ледѐница (Cyrillic)
ledenica (nominative singular)
ledenice (nominative plural)
ledenice (genitive singular)
ledenica (genitive plural)
ledenici (dative singular)
ledenicama (dative plural)
ledenicu (accusative singular)
ledenice (accusative plural)
ledenice (singular vocative)
ledenico (singular vocative)
ledenice (plural vocative)
ledenici (locative singular)
ledenicama (locative plural)
ledenicom (instrumental singular)
ledenicama (instrumental plural)


оркан

о̀рка̄н (canonical masculine)
òrkān (romanization)
о̀рка̄н (nominative singular)
оркани (nominative plural)
орка́на (genitive singular)
оркана (genitive plural)
оркану (dative singular)
орканима (dative plural)
оркан (accusative singular)
оркане (accusative plural)
оркане (singular vocative)
оркани (plural vocative)
оркану (locative singular)
орканима (locative plural)
орканом (instrumental singular)
орканима (instrumental plural)


ураган

у̏рага̄н (canonical masculine)
ȕragān (romanization)
ураган (nominative singular)
урагани (nominative plural)
урагана (genitive singular)
урагана (genitive plural)
урагану (dative singular)
ураганима (dative plural)
ураган (accusative singular)
урагане (accusative plural)
урагане (singular vocative)
урагани (plural vocative)
урагану (locative singular)
ураганима (locative plural)
ураганом (instrumental singular)
ураганима (instrumental plural)


uragan

ȕragān (canonical masculine)
у̏рага̄н (Cyrillic)
uragan (nominative singular)
uragani (nominative plural)
uragana (genitive singular)
uragana (genitive plural)
uraganu (dative singular)
uraganima (dative plural)
uragan (accusative singular)
uragane (accusative plural)
uragane (singular vocative)
uragani (plural vocative)
uraganu (locative singular)
uraganima (locative plural)
uraganom (instrumental singular)
uraganima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from French ouragan, from Spanish huracán. Ultimately from Taíno *hurakā.


кохезија

ко̀хе̄зија (canonical feminine)
kòhēzija (romanization)
кохезија (nominative singular)
кохезије (nominative plural)
кохезије (genitive singular)
кохезија (genitive plural)
кохезији (dative singular)
кохезијама (dative plural)
кохезију (accusative singular)
кохезије (accusative plural)
кохезијо (singular vocative)
кохезије (plural vocative)
кохезији (locative singular)
кохезијама (locative plural)
кохезијом (instrumental singular)
кохезијама (instrumental plural)


kohezija

kòhēzija f (Cyrillic spelling ко̀хе̄зија)

kòhēzija (canonical feminine)
ко̀хе̄зија (Cyrillic)
kohezija (nominative singular)
kohezije (nominative plural)
kohezije (genitive singular)
kohezija (genitive plural)
koheziji (dative singular)
kohezijama (dative plural)
koheziju (accusative singular)
kohezije (accusative plural)
kohezijo (singular vocative)
kohezije (plural vocative)
koheziji (locative singular)
kohezijama (locative plural)
kohezijom (instrumental singular)
kohezijama (instrumental plural)


јединство

једи́нство (canonical neuter)
jedínstvo (romanization)
јединство (nominative singular)
јединства (nominative plural)
јединства (genitive singular)
јѐдӣнста̄ва (genitive plural)
јединству (dative singular)
јединствима (dative plural)
јединство (accusative singular)
јединства (accusative plural)
јединство (singular vocative)
јединства (plural vocative)
јединству (locative singular)
јединствима (locative plural)
јединством (instrumental singular)
јединствима (instrumental plural)


jedinstvo

jedínstvo n (Cyrillic spelling једи́нство)

jedínstvo (canonical neuter)
једи́нство (Cyrillic)
jedinstvo (nominative singular)
jedinstva (nominative plural)
jedinstva (genitive singular)
jèdīnstāva (genitive plural)
jedinstvu (dative singular)
jedinstvima (dative plural)
jedinstvo (accusative singular)
jedinstva (accusative plural)
jedinstvo (singular vocative)
jedinstva (plural vocative)
jedinstvu (locative singular)
jedinstvima (locative plural)
jedinstvom (instrumental singular)
jedinstvima (instrumental plural)


гробље

гро̑бље (canonical neuter)
grȏblje (romanization)
гробље (nominative singular)
гробља (nominative plural)
гробља (genitive singular)
гробаља (genitive plural)
гробљу (dative singular)
гробљима (dative plural)
гробље (accusative singular)
гробља (accusative plural)
гробље (singular vocative)
гробља (plural vocative)
гробљу (locative singular)
гробљима (locative plural)
гробљем (instrumental singular)
гробљима (instrumental plural)

Ово гробље је направљено пре 200 година.

Да дођемо онамо, било нам је ићи преко сеоског гробља. Уђосмо на разрушена, полупана врата. Лугари и погоничи одоше напријед да се поређају, а ми отпочинусмо. Овако уморни повалисмо се на прву ледину.

1886, Ксавер Шандор Ђалски, “На Гробљу”, in Под Старими Кровови:

To get there, we had to go through the village cemetery. We went in through the dilapidated, broken down gate. The foresters and beaters went off ahead to line things up and we rested a bit. Then, tired, we spread out over the first field.


groblje

grȏblje (canonical neuter)
гро̑бље (Cyrillic)
grȏblje (nominative singular)
gróblja (nominative plural)
grȏblja (genitive singular)
gròbāljā (genitive plural)
grȏblju (dative singular)
gróbljima (dative plural)
grȏblje (accusative singular)
gróblja (accusative plural)
grȏblje (singular vocative)
gróblja (plural vocative)
grȏblju (locative singular)
gróbljima (locative plural)
grȏbljem (instrumental singular)
gróbljima (instrumental plural)

Ovo groblje je napravljeno pre 200 godina.

Da dođemo onamo, bilo nam je ići preko seoskoga groblja. Uđosmo na razrušena, polupana vrata. Lugari i pogoniči odoše naprijed da se poređaju, a mi otpočinusmo. Ovako umorni povalismo se na prvu ledinu.

1886, Ksaver Šandor Đalski, “Na Groblju”, in Pod Starimi Krovovi:


мезарје

From мезар + -је.


mezar

мезар (Cyrillic)
mèzār (nominative singular)
mezári (nominative plural)
mezára (genitive singular)
mezárā (genitive plural)
mezáru (dative singular)
mezárima (dative plural)
mèzār (accusative singular)
mezáre (accusative plural)
mezare (singular vocative)
mezaru (singular vocative)
mezári (plural vocative)
mezáru (locative singular)
pekárima (locative plural)
mezárom (instrumental singular)
pekárima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish مزار (mezar) (Turkish mezar (“grave”)), from Arabic مَزَار (mazār).


noga

nòga (canonical feminine)
но̀га (Cyrillic)
nòga (nominative singular)
noge (nominative plural)
noge (genitive singular)
nȍgū (genitive plural)
nógā (genitive plural)
nòzi (dative singular)
nogama (dative plural)
nȍgu (accusative singular)
noge (accusative plural)
nogo (singular vocative)
noge (plural vocative)
nozi (locative singular)
nogama (locative plural)
nogom (instrumental singular)
nogama (instrumental plural)

Slavomolisano: noga


пастух

па̏стӯх (canonical masculine)
pȁstūh (romanization)
па̏стӯх (nominative singular)
пастуси (nominative plural)
пастуха (genitive singular)
пастуха (genitive plural)
пастуху (dative singular)
пастусима (dative plural)
пастуха (accusative singular)
пастухе (accusative plural)
па̏стӯше (singular vocative)
пастуси (plural vocative)
пастуху (locative singular)
пастусима (locative plural)
пастухом (instrumental singular)
пастусима (instrumental plural)
пастув (alternative)


глиста

гли́ста (canonical feminine)
glísta (romanization)
глиста (nominative singular)
глисте (nominative plural)
глисте (genitive singular)
глиста (genitive plural)
глисти (dative singular)
глистама (dative plural)
глисту (accusative singular)
глисте (accusative plural)
глисто (singular vocative)
глисте (plural vocative)
глисти (locative singular)
глистама (locative plural)
глистом (instrumental singular)
глистама (instrumental plural)


glista

glísta (canonical feminine)
гли́ста (Cyrillic)
glista (nominative singular)
gliste (nominative plural)
gliste (genitive singular)
glista (genitive plural)
glisti (dative singular)
glistama (dative plural)
glistu (accusative singular)
gliste (accusative plural)
glisto (singular vocative)
gliste (plural vocative)
glisti (locative singular)
glistama (locative plural)
glistom (instrumental singular)
glistama (instrumental plural)


циркон

цѝрко̄н (canonical masculine)
cìrkōn (romanization)
цѝрко̄н (nominative singular)
цирко́на (genitive singular)
цирко́ну (dative singular)
цѝрко̄н (accusative singular)
ци̏рко̄не (singular vocative)
цирко́ну (locative singular)
цирко́ном (instrumental singular)


cirkon

cìrkōn (canonical masculine)
цѝрко̄н (Cyrillic)
cìrkōn (nominative singular)
cirkóna (genitive singular)
cirkónu (dative singular)
cìrkōn (accusative singular)
cȉrkōne (singular vocative)
cirkónu (locative singular)
cirkónom (instrumental singular)


желе

жѐле̄ (canonical masculine)
žèlē (romanization)
жѐле̄ (nominative singular)
желѐа (genitive singular)
желеу (dative singular)
желе (accusative singular)
желеу (singular vocative)
желеу (locative singular)
желеом (instrumental singular)


варка

ва̑рка (canonical feminine)
vȃrka (romanization)
ва̑рка (nominative singular)
варке (nominative plural)
варке (genitive singular)
ва̑рка̄ (genitive plural)
ва̑ркӣ (genitive plural)
ва̑рци (dative singular)
варкама (dative plural)
варку (accusative singular)
варке (accusative plural)
варко (singular vocative)
варке (plural vocative)
ва̑рци (locative singular)
варкама (locative plural)
варком (instrumental singular)
варкама (instrumental plural)


guzica

gùzica (canonical feminine)
гу̀зица (Cyrillic)
guzica (nominative singular)
guzice (nominative plural)
guzice (genitive singular)
guzica (genitive plural)
guzici (dative singular)
guzicama (dative plural)
guzicu (accusative singular)
guzice (accusative plural)
guzico (singular vocative)
guzice (plural vocative)
guzici (locative singular)
guzicama (locative plural)
guzicom (instrumental singular)
guzicama (instrumental plural)

(mildly vulgar, derogatory) a cowardly, weak, unadventurous person; wimp


гузица

гу̀зица (canonical feminine)
gùzica (romanization)
гузица (nominative singular)
гузице (nominative plural)
гузице (genitive singular)
гузица (genitive plural)
гузици (dative singular)
гузицама (dative plural)
гузицу (accusative singular)
гузице (accusative plural)
гузицо (singular vocative)
гузице (plural vocative)
гузици (locative singular)
гузицама (locative plural)
гузицом (instrumental singular)
гузицама (instrumental plural)


цеста

цѐста (canonical feminine)
cèsta (romanization)
цѐста (nominative singular)
цесте (nominative plural)
цесте (genitive singular)
це́ста̄ (genitive plural)
цести (dative singular)
цестама (dative plural)
цесту (accusative singular)
цесте (accusative plural)
цесто (singular vocative)
цесте (plural vocative)
цести (locative singular)
цестама (locative plural)
цестом (instrumental singular)
цестама (instrumental plural)
cista (alternative Ikavian)


фарба

фа̑рба (canonical feminine)
fȃrba (romanization)
фа̑рба (nominative singular)
фарбе (nominative plural)
фарбе (genitive singular)
фа̑рбӣ (genitive plural)
фарби (dative singular)
фарбама (dative plural)
фарбу (accusative singular)
фарбе (accusative plural)
фарбо (singular vocative)
фарбе (plural vocative)
фарби (locative singular)
фарбама (locative plural)
фарбом (instrumental singular)
фарбама (instrumental plural)


farba

fȃrba (canonical feminine)
фа̑рба (Cyrillic)
fȃrba (nominative singular)
farbe (nominative plural)
farbe (genitive singular)
fȃrbī (genitive plural)
farbi (dative singular)
farbama (dative plural)
farbu (accusative singular)
farbe (accusative plural)
farbo (singular vocative)
farbe (plural vocative)
farbi (locative singular)
farbama (locative plural)
farbom (instrumental singular)
farbama (instrumental plural)


боја

бо̀ја (canonical feminine)
bòja (romanization)
боја (nominative singular)
боје (nominative plural)
боје (genitive singular)
боја (genitive plural)
боји (dative singular)
бојама (dative plural)
боју (accusative singular)
боје (accusative plural)
бојо (singular vocative)
боје (plural vocative)
боји (locative singular)
бојама (locative plural)
бојом (instrumental singular)
бојама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish بویا (boya).

у свим бојама


boja

bòja (canonical feminine)
бо̀ја (Cyrillic)
bòja (nominative singular)
bȍje (nominative plural)
bòjē (genitive singular)
bójā (genitive plural)
bòji (dative singular)
bòjama (dative plural)
bòju (accusative singular)
bȍje (accusative plural)
bȍjo (singular vocative)
bȍje (plural vocative)
bòji (locative singular)
bòjama (locative plural)
bòjōm (instrumental singular)
bòjama (instrumental plural)

u svim bojama


тастатура

тастату́ра (canonical feminine)
tastatúra (romanization)
тастатура (nominative singular)
тастатуре (nominative plural)
тастатуре (genitive singular)
тастатура (genitive plural)
тастатури (dative singular)
тастатурама (dative plural)
тастатуру (accusative singular)
тастатуре (accusative plural)
тастатуро (singular vocative)
тастатуре (plural vocative)
тастатури (locative singular)
тастатурама (locative plural)
тастатуром (instrumental singular)
тастатурама (instrumental plural)

тас‧та‧ту‧ра


ред

ре̑д (canonical masculine)
rȇd (romanization)
ре̑д (nominative singular)
ре̏дови (nominative plural)
ре̑да (genitive singular)
ре̏до̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
ре̑ду (dative singular)
ре̏довима (dative plural)
ре̑д (accusative singular)
ре̏дове (accusative plural)
ре̑де (singular vocative)
ре̏дови (plural vocative)
ре̑ду (locative singular)
ре̏довима (locative plural)
ре̑дом (instrumental singular)
ре̏довима (instrumental plural)

конвергентан ред

дивергентан ред


електромрежа

sh-noun

електромрежа f (Latin spelling elektromreža)

elektromreža (romanization)
електромрежа (nominative singular)
електромреже (nominative plural)
електромреже (genitive singular)
електромрежа (genitive plural)
електромрежи (dative singular)
електромрежама (dative plural)
електромрежу (accusative singular)
електромреже (accusative plural)
електромрежо (singular vocative)
електромреже (plural vocative)
електромрежи (locative singular)
електромрежама (locative plural)
електромрежом (instrumental singular)
електромрежама (instrumental plural)

From електро- + мре̏жа.

af

електро- + мре̏жа


elektromreža

sh-noun

elektromreža f (Cyrillic spelling електромрежа)

електромрежа (Cyrillic)
elektromreža (nominative singular)
elektromreže (nominative plural)
elektromreže (genitive singular)
elektromreža (genitive plural)
elektromreži (dative singular)
elektromrežama (dative plural)
elektromrežu (accusative singular)
elektromreže (accusative plural)
elektromrežo (singular vocative)
elektromreže (plural vocative)
elektromreži (locative singular)
elektromrežama (locative plural)
elektromrežom (instrumental singular)
elektromrežama (instrumental plural)


мозаик

моза̀ик (canonical masculine)
mozàik (romanization)
мозаик (nominative singular)
мозаици (nominative plural)
мозаика (genitive singular)
мозаика (genitive plural)
мозаику (dative singular)
мозаицима (dative plural)
мозаик (accusative singular)
мозаике (accusative plural)
мозаиче (singular vocative)
мозаици (plural vocative)
мозаику (locative singular)
мозаицима (locative plural)
мозаиком (instrumental singular)
мозаицима (instrumental plural)


mozaik

mozàik (canonical masculine)
моза̀ик (Cyrillic)
mozaik (nominative singular)
mozaici (nominative plural)
mozaika (genitive singular)
mozaika (genitive plural)
mozaiku (dative singular)
mozaicima (dative plural)
mozaik (accusative singular)
mozaike (accusative plural)
mozaiče (singular vocative)
mozaici (plural vocative)
mozaiku (locative singular)
mozaicima (locative plural)
mozaikom (instrumental singular)
mozaicima (instrumental plural)


pete

inflection of peta:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


каранфил

кара̀нфил (canonical masculine)
karànfil (romanization)
каранфил (nominative singular)
каранфили (nominative plural)
каранфила (genitive singular)
каранфила (genitive plural)
каранфилу (dative singular)
каранфилима (dative plural)
каранфил (accusative singular)
каранфиле (accusative plural)
каранфиле (singular vocative)
каранфили (plural vocative)
каранфилу (locative singular)
каранфилима (locative plural)
каранфилом (instrumental singular)
каранфилима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قرنفل (karanfil), from Arabic قَرَنْفُل (qaranful).


karanfil

sh-noun

karànfil m (Cyrillic spelling кара̀нфил)

karànfil (canonical masculine)
кара̀нфил (Cyrillic)
karanfil (nominative singular)
karanfili (nominative plural)
karanfila (genitive singular)
karanfila (genitive plural)
karanfilu (dative singular)
karanfilima (dative plural)
karanfil (accusative singular)
karanfile (accusative plural)
karanfile (singular vocative)
karanfili (plural vocative)
karanfilu (locative singular)
karanfilima (locative plural)
karanfilom (instrumental singular)
karanfilima (instrumental plural)


каранфилић

каранфѝлић m (Latin spelling karanfìlić)

каранфѝлић (canonical masculine)
karanfìlić (romanization)
каранфилић (nominative singular)
каранфилићи (nominative plural)
каранфилића (genitive singular)
каранфилића (genitive plural)
каранфилићу (dative singular)
каранфилићима (dative plural)
каранфилић (accusative singular)
каранфилиће (accusative plural)
каранфилићу (singular vocative)
каранфилићи (plural vocative)
каранфилићу (locative singular)
каранфилићима (locative plural)
каранфилићем (instrumental singular)
каранфилићима (instrumental plural)


karanfilić

karanfìlić m (Cyrillic spelling каранфѝлић)

karanfìlić (canonical masculine)
каранфѝлић (Cyrillic)
karanfilić (nominative singular)
karanfilići (nominative plural)
karanfilića (genitive singular)
karanfilića (genitive plural)
karanfiliću (dative singular)
karanfilićima (dative plural)
karanfilić (accusative singular)
karanfiliće (accusative plural)
karanfiliću (singular vocative)
karanfilići (plural vocative)
karanfiliću (locative singular)
karanfilićima (locative plural)
karanfilićem (instrumental singular)
karanfilićima (instrumental plural)


чешњак

чѐшња̄к (canonical masculine)
čèšnjāk (romanization)
чѐшња̄к (nominative singular)
чешњаци (nominative plural)
чешња́ка (genitive singular)
чешњака (genitive plural)
чешњаку (dative singular)
чешњацима (dative plural)
чешњак (accusative singular)
чешњаке (accusative plural)
чешњаче (singular vocative)
чешњаци (plural vocative)
чешњаку (locative singular)
чешњацима (locative plural)
чешњаком (instrumental singular)
чешњацима (instrumental plural)