анегдоталност

анегдота́лно̄ст

анегдота́лно̄ст f (Latin spelling anegdotálnōst)

анегдота́лно̄ст (canonical feminine)
anegdotálnōst (romanization)
анегдота́лно̄ст (nominative singular)
анегдоталности (nominative plural)
анегдота́лности (genitive singular)
анегдоталности (genitive plural)
анегдоталности (dative singular)
анегдоталностима (dative plural)
анегдоталност (accusative singular)
анегдоталности (accusative plural)
анегдоталности (singular vocative)
анегдоталности (plural vocative)
анегдоталности (locative singular)
анегдоталностима (locative plural)
анегдота́лности (instrumental singular)
анегдота́лношћу (instrumental singular)
анегдоталностима (instrumental plural)

а‧нег‧до‧тал‧ност

From анегдо̀та.


anegdotičnost

sh-noun

anegdòtičnōst f (Cyrillic spelling анегдо̀тично̄ст)

anegdòtičnōst (canonical feminine)
анегдо̀тично̄ст (Cyrillic)
anegdòtičnōst (nominative singular)
anegdotičnosti (nominative plural)
anegdòtičnosti (genitive singular)
anegdotičnosti (genitive plural)
anegdotičnosti (dative singular)
anegdotičnostima (dative plural)
anegdotičnost (accusative singular)
anegdotičnosti (accusative plural)
anegdotičnosti (singular vocative)
anegdotičnosti (plural vocative)
anegdotičnosti (locative singular)
anegdotičnostima (locative plural)
anegdòtičnosti (instrumental singular)
anegdòtičnošću (instrumental singular)
anegdotičnostima (instrumental plural)


анегдотичност

анегдо̀тично̄ст

анегдо̀тично̄ст f (Latin spelling anegdòtičnōst)

анегдо̀тично̄ст (canonical feminine)
anegdòtičnōst (romanization)
анегдо̀тично̄ст (nominative singular)
анегдотичности (nominative plural)
анегдо̀тичности (genitive singular)
анегдотичности (genitive plural)
анегдотичности (dative singular)
анегдотичностима (dative plural)
анегдотичност (accusative singular)
анегдотичности (accusative plural)
анегдотичности (singular vocative)
анегдотичности (plural vocative)
анегдотичности (locative singular)
анегдотичностима (locative plural)
анегдо̀тичности (instrumental singular)
анегдо̀тичношћу (instrumental singular)
анегдотичностима (instrumental plural)

а‧нег‧до‧тич‧ност

From анегдо̀та.


aršin

àršīn (canonical masculine)
а̀ршӣн (Cyrillic)
àršīn (nominative singular)
aršini (nominative plural)
aršína (genitive singular)
aršina (genitive plural)
aršinu (dative singular)
aršinima (dative plural)
aršin (accusative singular)
aršine (accusative plural)
aršine (singular vocative)
aršini (plural vocative)
aršinu (locative singular)
aršinima (locative plural)
aršinom (instrumental singular)
aršinima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish آرشون / آرشین (arşın) (Turkish arşın).

bor+

آرشون / آرشین

yardstick (standard to which other measurements or comparisons are judged)


aneksionist

sh-noun

aneksiònist m (Cyrillic spelling анексио̀нист)

aneksiònist (canonical masculine)
анексио̀нист (Cyrillic)
aneksionist (nominative singular)
aneksionisti (nominative plural)
aneksionista (genitive singular)
aneksionista (genitive plural)
aneksionistu (dative singular)
aneksionistima (dative plural)
aneksionista (accusative singular)
aneksioniste (accusative plural)
aneksioniste (singular vocative)
aneksionisti (plural vocative)
aneksionistu (locative singular)
aneksionistima (locative plural)
aneksionistom (instrumental singular)
aneksionistima (instrumental plural)
aneksiònista (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


анексионист

анексио̀нист

анексио̀нист m (Latin spelling aneksiònist)

анексио̀нист (canonical masculine)
aneksiònist (romanization)
анексионист (nominative singular)
анексионисти (nominative plural)
анексиониста (genitive singular)
анексиониста (genitive plural)
анексионисту (dative singular)
анексионистима (dative plural)
анексиониста (accusative singular)
анексионисте (accusative plural)
анексионисте (singular vocative)
анексионисти (plural vocative)
анексионисту (locative singular)
анексионистима (locative plural)
анексионистом (instrumental singular)
анексионистима (instrumental plural)
анексио̀ниста (alternative Bosnia Serbia)

а‧нек‧си‧о‧нист

From анѐксија.


анероид

анеро̀ӣд (canonical masculine)
aneròīd (romanization)


fergismajniht

fergìsmajniht m (Cyrillic spelling фергѝсмајнихт)

fergìsmajniht (canonical masculine)
фергѝсмајнихт (Cyrillic)


švanengezang

švánengezang m (Cyrillic spelling шва́ненгезанг)

švánengezang (canonical masculine)
шва́ненгезанг (Cyrillic)


атлета

atleta (romanization)
àtlēt (alternative Croatia)

(Bosnia, Serbia, historical) fighter (in ancient Greek Olympics)

(Bosnia, Serbia) a bodybuilding competition winner

(Bosnia, Serbia) a strongman, athletic person


štriga

štrȉga (canonical feminine)
штри̏га (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Italian strega or from Venetan striga. However, the pronunciation points to a borrowing from Albanian shtrigë.


štriga

štrȋga (canonical feminine)
штри̑га (Cyrillic)


štrigun

štrìgūn (canonical masculine)
штрѝгӯн (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Italian stregone or from Venetan strigòn. Compare štrȉga.


digitron

dìgitrōn m (Cyrillic spelling дѝгитро̄н)

dìgitrōn (canonical masculine)
дѝгитро̄н (Cyrillic)
digitron (nominative singular)
digitroni (nominative plural)
digitrona (genitive singular)
digitrona (genitive plural)
digitronu (dative singular)
digitronima (dative plural)
digitron (accusative singular)
digitrone (accusative plural)
digitrone (singular vocative)
digitroni (plural vocative)
digitronu (locative singular)
digitronima (locative plural)
digitronom (instrumental singular)
digitronima (instrumental plural)

Derived from the name of a Croatian company that specialized in manufacturing of pocket calculators.


spiza

spȋza (canonical feminine)
спи̑за (Cyrillic)
spiza (nominative singular)
spize (nominative plural)
spize (genitive singular)
spiza (genitive plural)
spizi (dative singular)
spizama (dative plural)
spizu (accusative singular)
spize (accusative plural)
spizo (singular vocative)
spize (plural vocative)
spizi (locative singular)
spizama (locative plural)
spizom (instrumental singular)
spizama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Italian spesa, from Latin expensa.


spenza

spȇnza (canonical feminine)
спе̑нза (Cyrillic)


pleso

plȅso (canonical neuter)
пле̏со (Cyrillic)


taobor

tȃobor (canonical masculine)
та̑обор (Cyrillic)

1891, recorded by Vuk Stefanović Karadžić, Srpske narodne pjesme

...Where the tent of mighty emperor Murat is, / amidst the mighty Turkish camp,...

...Đe je čador silnog car-Murata, / usred Turskog silna taobora,...

(archaic, rare) Alternative form of tȃbor


svetitelj

svètitelj m (Cyrillic spelling свѐтитељ)

svètitelj (canonical masculine)
свѐтитељ (Cyrillic)
svetitelj (nominative singular)
svetitelji (nominative plural)
svetitelja (genitive singular)
svetitelja (genitive plural)
svetitelju (dative singular)
svetiteljima (dative plural)
svetitelja (accusative singular)
svetitelje (accusative plural)
svetitelju (singular vocative)
svetitelji (plural vocative)
svetitelju (locative singular)
svetiteljima (locative plural)
svetiteljem (instrumental singular)
svetiteljima (instrumental plural)

Uskliknimo s ljubavlju / Svetitelju Savi.

c. 1858, anonymous author, Hymn to Saint Sava:

Let us cry out with love / To Saint Sava.

(Eastern Orthodoxy) a saint, especially an ascetic or monk who nurtures the ideal of education and dissemination of knowledge


šarž

šȁrž (canonical masculine)
ша̏рж (Cyrillic)


šaržer

šàržēr (canonical masculine)
ша̀рже̄р (Cyrillic)
šaržer (nominative singular)
šaržeri (nominative plural)
šaržera (genitive singular)
šaržera (genitive plural)
šaržeru (dative singular)
šaržerima (dative plural)
šaržer (accusative singular)
šaržere (accusative plural)
šaržeru (singular vocative)
šaržeri (plural vocative)
šaržeru (locative singular)
šaržerima (locative plural)
šaržerom (instrumental singular)
šaržerima (instrumental plural)


pajser

pàjser (canonical masculine)
па̀јсер (Cyrillic)
pajser (nominative singular)
pajseri (nominative plural)
pajsera (genitive singular)
pajsera (genitive plural)
pajseru (dative singular)
pajserima (dative plural)
pajser (accusative singular)
pajsere (accusative plural)
pajseru (singular vocative)
pajseri (plural vocative)
pajseru (locative singular)
pajserima (locative plural)
pajserom (instrumental singular)
pajserima (instrumental plural)


korab

kȍrāb (canonical masculine)
kòrab (canonical masculine)
korab (canonical feminine)
ко̏ра̄б (Cyrillic)
ко̀раб (Cyrillic)
кораб (Cyrillic)
kȍrābalj (alternative)
kòrablja (alternative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *korabľь, from Ancient Greek καράβιον (karábion) or κάραβος (kárabos).


forzitija

forzitija f (Cyrillic spelling форзитија)


zelenika

zelènika (canonical feminine)
зелѐника (Cyrillic)
zelenika (nominative singular)
zelenike (nominative plural)
zelenike (genitive singular)
zelenika (genitive plural)
zelenici (dative singular)
zelenikama (dative plural)
zeleniku (accusative singular)
zelenike (accusative plural)
zeleniko (singular vocative)
zelenike (plural vocative)
zelenici (locative singular)
zelenikama (locative plural)
zelenikom (instrumental singular)
zelenikama (instrumental plural)

Buxus sempervirens
Buxus sempervirens#Translingual


komorika

komòrika f (Cyrillic spelling комо̀рика)

komòrika (canonical feminine)
комо̀рика (Cyrillic)
komorika (nominative singular)
komorike (nominative plural)
komorike (genitive singular)
komorika (genitive plural)
komoriki (genitive plural)
komorici (dative singular)
komoriki (dative singular)
komorikama (dative plural)
komoriku (accusative singular)
komorike (accusative plural)
komoriko (singular vocative)
komorike (plural vocative)
komorici (locative singular)
komoriki (locative singular)
komorikama (locative plural)
komorikom (instrumental singular)
komorikama (instrumental plural)


maslinovo ulje

maslinovo ulje n (Cyrillic spelling маслиново уље)

маслиново уље (Cyrillic)


zelena maslina

zelena maslina f (Cyrillic spelling зелена маслина)

зелена маслина (Cyrillic)


crna maslina

crna maslina f (Cyrillic spelling црна маслина)

црна маслина (Cyrillic)


ganjak

gànjak (canonical masculine)
га̀њак (Cyrillic)
ganjak (nominative singular)
ganjci (nominative plural)
ganjka (genitive singular)
ganjaka (genitive plural)
ganjku (dative singular)
ganjcima (dative plural)
ganjak (accusative singular)
ganjke (accusative plural)
ganjče (singular vocative)
ganjci (plural vocative)
ganjku (locative singular)
ganjcima (locative plural)
ganjkom (instrumental singular)
ganjcima (instrumental plural)


kolenda

kòlēnda (canonical feminine)
ко̀ле̄нда (Cyrillic)
kòlēnda (nominative singular)
kolende (nominative plural)
kolende (genitive singular)
kolenda (genitive plural)
kolendi (dative singular)
kolendama (dative plural)
kolendu (accusative singular)
kolende (accusative plural)
kolendo (singular vocative)
kolende (plural vocative)
kolendi (locative singular)
kolendama (locative plural)
kolendom (instrumental singular)
kolendama (instrumental plural)

From Old Church Slavonic колѧда (kolęda), from Latin kalendae.


koledarica

kolèdārica f (Cyrillic spelling колѐда̄рица)

kolèdārica (canonical feminine)
колѐда̄рица (Cyrillic)
kolèdārica (nominative singular)
koledarice (nominative plural)
koledarice (genitive singular)
koledarica (genitive plural)
koledarici (dative singular)
koledarama (dative plural)
koledaricu (accusative singular)
koledare (accusative plural)
koledarice (singular vocative)
koledare (plural vocative)
koledarici (locative singular)
koledarama (locative plural)
koledarom (instrumental singular)
koledarama (instrumental plural)
kolendarica (alternative)


kladivac

kladívac m (Cyrillic spelling клади́вац)

kladívac (canonical masculine)
клади́вац (Cyrillic)
kladivac (nominative singular)
kladivci (nominative plural)
kladivca (genitive singular)
kladivaca (genitive plural)
kladivcu (dative singular)
kladivcima (dative plural)
kladivac (accusative singular)
kladivce (accusative plural)
kladivče (singular vocative)
kladivci (plural vocative)
kladivcu (locative singular)
kladivcima (locative plural)
kladivcem (instrumental singular)
kladivcima (instrumental plural)


ilik

ìlik (canonical masculine)
ѝлик (Cyrillic)
ilik (nominative singular)
ilici (nominative plural)
ilika (genitive singular)
ilika (genitive plural)
iliku (dative singular)
ilicima (dative plural)
ilik (accusative singular)
ilike (accusative plural)
iliku (singular vocative)
ilici (plural vocative)
iliku (locative singular)
ilicima (locative plural)
ilikom (instrumental singular)
ilicima (instrumental plural)
ìlika (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish ایلیك (ilik).

bor+

a loop or eye for a button or hook on clothing, buttonhole

an ornament on such a hole, buttonhole, boutonniere


светитељ

свѐтитељ (canonical masculine)
svètitelj (romanization)
светитељ (nominative singular)
светитељи (nominative plural)
светитеља (genitive singular)
светитеља (genitive plural)
светитељу (dative singular)
светитељима (dative plural)
светитеља (accusative singular)
светитеље (accusative plural)
светитељу (singular vocative)
светитељи (plural vocative)
светитељу (locative singular)
светитељима (locative plural)
светитељем (instrumental singular)
светитељима (instrumental plural)

Ускликнимо с љубављу / Светитељу Сави.


meka

mȅka (canonical feminine)
ме̏ка (Cyrillic)
Meka (alternative)

(figuratively) (usually with proposition za) Any place considered to be a very important place to visit by people with a particular interest; Mecca, haven, heaven, paradise.


мека

ме̏ка (canonical feminine)
mȅka (romanization)
Мека (alternative)

(figuratively) (usually with proposition за) Any place considered to be a very important place to visit by people with a particular interest; Mecca, haven, heaven, paradise.


vike

inflection of vika:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


дерс

де̏рс (canonical masculine)
dȅrs (romanization)

From Ottoman Turkish درس (ders), from Arabic دَرْس (dars).


маца

ма́ца (canonical feminine)
máca (romanization)
маца (nominative singular)
маце (nominative plural)
маце (genitive singular)
маца (genitive plural)
маци (dative singular)
мацама (dative plural)
мацу (accusative singular)
маце (accusative plural)
мацо (singular vocative)
маце (plural vocative)
маци (locative singular)
мацама (locative plural)
мацом (instrumental singular)
мацама (instrumental plural)


forvarduša

sh-noun

forvarduša f (Cyrillic spelling форвардуша)

форвардуша (Cyrillic)

(Internet slang) forward, forwarded message, chain mail


mesojed

On jede meso, on je mesojed.


preslice

inflection of preslica:
genitive singular

inflection of preslica:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


zboj

збој (Cyrillic)
zboj (nominative singular)
zbojevi (nominative plural)
zboja (genitive singular)
zbojeva (genitive plural)
zboju (dative singular)
zbojevima (dative plural)
zboj (accusative singular)
zboje (accusative plural)
zboje (singular vocative)
zbojevi (plural vocative)
zboju (locative singular)
zbojevima (locative plural)
zbojem (instrumental singular)
zbojevima (instrumental plural)


špina

špȋna (canonical feminine)
шпи̑на (Cyrillic)
špina (nominative singular)
špine (nominative plural)
špine (genitive singular)
špina (genitive plural)
špini (dative singular)
špinama (dative plural)
špinu (accusative singular)
špine (accusative plural)
špino (singular vocative)
špine (plural vocative)
špini (locative singular)
špinama (locative plural)
špinom (instrumental singular)
špinama (instrumental plural)


ledak

lédak (canonical masculine)
ле́дак (Cyrillic)
lédak (nominative singular)
leci (nominative plural)
létka (genitive singular)
ledaka (genitive plural)
letku (dative singular)
lecima (dative plural)
ledak (accusative singular)
letke (accusative plural)
letku (singular vocative)
leci (plural vocative)
letku (locative singular)
lecima (locative plural)
letkom (instrumental singular)
lecima (instrumental plural)

the ice plant (Mesembryanthemum crystallinum)


lepak

lépak (canonical masculine)
ле́пак (Cyrillic)
lépak (nominative singular)
lepci (nominative plural)
lépka (genitive singular)
lepaka (genitive plural)
lepku (dative singular)
lepcima (dative plural)
lepak (accusative singular)
lepke (accusative plural)
lepku (singular vocative)
lepci (plural vocative)
lepku (locative singular)
lepcima (locative plural)
lepkom (instrumental singular)
lepcima (instrumental plural)
lijepak (alternative Ijekavian)
ljepak (alternative Ijekavian)


šafciger

(regional, colloquial) Alternative form of šràfcīger


šaf

šȁf (canonical masculine)
ша̏ф (Cyrillic)

(regional, colloquial) Alternative form of šrȁf


lajtnant

làjtnant m (Cyrillic spelling ла̀јтнант)

làjtnant (canonical masculine)
ла̀јтнант (Cyrillic)
lajtnant (nominative singular)
lajtnanti (nominative plural)
lajtnanta (genitive singular)
lajtnanta (genitive plural)
lajtnantu (dative singular)
lajtnantima (dative plural)
lajtnanta (accusative singular)
lajtnante (accusative plural)
lajtnante (singular vocative)
lajtnanti (plural vocative)
lajtnantu (locative singular)
lajtnantima (locative plural)
lajtnantom (instrumental singular)
lajtnantima (instrumental plural)

From German Leutnant, from French lieutenant.


liferant

lifèrant (canonical masculine)
лифѐрант (Cyrillic)
liferant (nominative singular)
liferanti (nominative plural)
liferanta (genitive singular)
liferanata (genitive plural)
liferantu (dative singular)
liferantima (dative plural)
liferanta (accusative singular)
liferante (accusative plural)
liferante (singular vocative)
liferanti (plural vocative)
liferantu (locative singular)
liferantima (locative plural)
liferantom (instrumental singular)
liferantima (instrumental plural)


liferacija

liferácija f (Cyrillic spelling лифера́ција)

liferácija (canonical feminine)
лифера́ција (Cyrillic)
liferacija (nominative singular)
liferacije (nominative plural)
liferacije (genitive singular)
liferacija (genitive plural)
liferaciji (dative singular)
liferacijama (dative plural)
liferaciju (accusative singular)
liferacije (accusative plural)
liferacijo (singular vocative)
liferacije (plural vocative)
liferaciji (locative singular)
liferacijama (locative plural)
liferacijom (instrumental singular)
liferacijama (instrumental plural)


kinderbet

kìnderbet m (Cyrillic spelling кѝндербет)

kìnderbet (canonical masculine)
кѝндербет (Cyrillic)


vinkl

vìnkl (canonical masculine)
вѝнкл (Cyrillic)


šjor

šjȏr (canonical masculine)
шјо̑р (Cyrillic)
šjor (nominative singular)
šjori (nominative plural)
šjora (genitive singular)
šjori (genitive plural)
šjoru (dative singular)
šjorima (dative plural)
šjora (accusative singular)
šjore (accusative plural)
šjore (singular vocative)
šjori (plural vocative)
šjoru (locative singular)
šjorima (locative plural)
šjorom (instrumental singular)
šjorima (instrumental plural)


ziheraš

zihèrāš (canonical masculine)
зихѐра̄ш (Cyrillic)
ziheraš (nominative singular)
ziheraši (nominative plural)
ziheraša (genitive singular)
ziheraša (genitive plural)
ziherašu (dative singular)
ziherašima (dative plural)
ziheraša (accusative singular)
ziheraše (accusative plural)
ziherašu (singular vocative)
ziheraši (plural vocative)
ziherašu (locative singular)
ziherašima (locative plural)
ziherašem (instrumental singular)
ziherašima (instrumental plural)

a cautious person, someone who avoids risks


Švabo

Švábo (canonical masculine)
Шва́бо (Cyrillic)
Švaba (nominative singular)
Švabe (nominative plural)
Švabe (genitive singular)
Švaba (genitive plural)
Švabi (dative singular)
Švabama (dative plural)
Švabu (accusative singular)
Švabe (accusative plural)
Švabo (singular vocative)
Švabe (plural vocative)
Švabi (locative singular)
Švabama (locative plural)
Švabom (instrumental singular)
Švabama (instrumental plural)
Švába (alternative)

(regional, archaic) a Slav from former Habsburg empire

(during World War II, derogatory) Jerry, Kraut


Švapska

Švȁpskā (canonical feminine)
Шва̏пска̄ (Cyrillic)
Švabija (alternative)

Swabia (a historic region of Baden-Württemberg and Bavaria, Germany)

administrative region
administrative region

Swabia (an administrative region of Bavaria, Germany)


makljaža

makljáža (canonical feminine)
макља́жа (Cyrillic)
makljaža (nominative singular)
makljaže (nominative plural)
makljaže (genitive singular)
makljaža (genitive plural)
makljaži (dative singular)
makljažama (dative plural)
makljažu (accusative singular)
makljaže (accusative plural)
makljažo (singular vocative)
makljaže (plural vocative)
makljaži (locative singular)
makljažama (locative plural)
makljažom (instrumental singular)
makljažama (instrumental plural)


maravela

maravèla (canonical feminine)
маравѐла (Cyrillic)


mušketa

mùšketa (canonical feminine)
му̀шкета (Cyrillic)
mušketa (nominative singular)
muškete (nominative plural)
muškete (genitive singular)
mušketa (genitive plural)
mušketi (dative singular)
mušketama (dative plural)
mušketu (accusative singular)
muškete (accusative plural)
mušketo (singular vocative)
muškete (plural vocative)
mušketi (locative singular)
mušketama (locative plural)
mušketom (instrumental singular)
mušketama (instrumental plural)
musketa (alternative)

Borrowed from German Muskete, from French mousquet, from Italian moschetto.


mušketir

muškètīr (canonical masculine)
мушкѐтӣр (Cyrillic)
mušketir (nominative singular)
mušketiri (nominative plural)
mušketira (genitive singular)
mušketira (genitive plural)
mušketiru (dative singular)
mušketirima (dative plural)
mušketira (accusative singular)
mušketire (accusative plural)
mušketiru (singular vocative)
mušketiri (plural vocative)
mušketiru (locative singular)
mušketirima (locative plural)
mušketirom (instrumental singular)
mušketirima (instrumental plural)


portfelj

pòrtfelj (canonical masculine)
по̀ртфељ (Cyrillic)
portfelj (nominative singular)
portfelji (nominative plural)
portfelja (genitive singular)
portfelja (genitive plural)
portfelju (dative singular)
portfeljima (dative plural)
portfelj (accusative singular)
portfelje (accusative plural)
portfelju (singular vocative)
portfelji (plural vocative)
portfelju (locative singular)
portfeljima (locative plural)
portfeljem (instrumental singular)
portfeljima (instrumental plural)


klapa

klȁpa (canonical feminine)
кла̏па (Cyrillic)
klapa (nominative singular)
klape (nominative plural)
klape (genitive singular)
klapa (genitive plural)
klapi (dative singular)
klapama (dative plural)
klapu (accusative singular)
klape (accusative plural)
klapo (singular vocative)
klape (plural vocative)
klapi (locative singular)
klapama (locative plural)
klapom (instrumental singular)
klapama (instrumental plural)

(slang) group of mostly young people who often meet

klapa (traditional form of singing in Dalmatia)


коаксијалац

head

коаксијалац m


manevar

mànēvar (canonical masculine)
ма̀не̄вар (Cyrillic)
manevar (nominative singular)
manevri (nominative plural)
manevra (genitive singular)
manevara (genitive plural)
manevru (dative singular)
manevrima (dative plural)
manevar (accusative singular)
manevre (accusative plural)
manevre (singular vocative)
manevri (plural vocative)
manevru (locative singular)
manevrima (locative plural)
manevrom (instrumental singular)
manevrima (instrumental plural)


partecetl

sh-noun

partecètl m (Cyrillic spelling партецѐтл)

partecètl (canonical masculine)
партецѐтл (Cyrillic)


išpan

ìšpān (canonical masculine)
ѝшпа̄н (Cyrillic)

From Hungarian ispán, from Proto-Slavic *županъ.


razbojstvo

rázbōjstvo n (Cyrillic spelling ра́збо̄јство)

rázbōjstvo (canonical neuter)
ра́збо̄јство (Cyrillic)
razbojstvo (nominative singular)
razbojstva (nominative plural)
razbojstva (genitive singular)
razbojstava (genitive plural)
razbojstva (genitive plural)
razbojstvu (dative singular)
razbojstvima (dative plural)
razbojstvo (accusative singular)
razbojstva (accusative plural)
razbojstvo (singular vocative)
razbojstva (plural vocative)
razbojstvu (locative singular)
razbojstvima (locative plural)
razbojstvom (instrumental singular)
razbojstvima (instrumental plural)


špan

špȃn (canonical masculine)
шпа̑н (Cyrillic)
špan (nominative singular)
španovi (nominative plural)
špana (genitive singular)
španova (genitive plural)
španu (dative singular)
španovima (dative plural)
špana (accusative singular)
španove (accusative plural)
špane (singular vocative)
španovi (plural vocative)
španu (locative singular)
španovima (locative plural)
španom (instrumental singular)
španovima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Hungarian ispán, from Proto-Slavic *županъ.


osmrtnica

òsmrtnica f (Cyrillic spelling о̀смртница)

òsmrtnica (canonical feminine)
о̀смртница (Cyrillic)
osmrtnica (nominative singular)
osmrtnice (nominative plural)
osmrtnice (genitive singular)
osmrtnica (genitive plural)
osmrtnici (dative singular)
osmrtnicama (dative plural)
osmrtnicu (accusative singular)
osmrtnice (accusative plural)
osmrtnice (singular vocative)
osmrtnico (singular vocative)
osmrtnice (plural vocative)
osmrtnici (locative singular)
osmrtnicama (locative plural)
osmrtnicom (instrumental singular)
osmrtnicama (instrumental plural)


zelje

zȇlje (canonical neuter)
зе̑ље (Cyrillic)
zelje (nominative singular)
zelja (genitive singular)
zelju (dative singular)
zelje (accusative singular)
zelje (singular vocative)
zelju (locative singular)
zeljem (instrumental singular)

German playing cards
German playing cards


fešta

fȅšta (canonical feminine)
фе̏шта (Cyrillic)
fešta (nominative singular)
fešte (nominative plural)
fešte (genitive singular)
fešta (genitive plural)
fešti (dative singular)
feštama (dative plural)
feštu (accusative singular)
fešte (accusative plural)
fešto (singular vocative)
fešte (plural vocative)
fešti (locative singular)
feštama (locative plural)
feštom (instrumental singular)
feštama (instrumental plural)

(regional, Croatia, Montenegro) celebration, festival

(by extension, Croatia, Montenegro) party (social gathering)


remiza

remíza (canonical feminine)
реми́за (Cyrillic)
remiza (nominative singular)
remize (nominative plural)
remize (genitive singular)
remiza (genitive plural)
remizi (dative singular)
remizama (dative plural)
remizu (accusative singular)
remize (accusative plural)
remizo (singular vocative)
remize (plural vocative)
remizi (locative singular)
remizama (locative plural)
remizom (instrumental singular)
remizama (instrumental plural)


ekranizacija

ekranizácija f (Cyrillic spelling екраниза́ција)

ekranizácija (canonical feminine)
екраниза́ција (Cyrillic)
ekranizacija (nominative singular)
ekranizacije (nominative plural)
ekranizacije (genitive singular)
ekranizacija (genitive plural)
ekranizaciji (dative singular)
ekranizacijama (dative plural)
ekranizaciju (accusative singular)
ekranizacije (accusative plural)
ekranizacijo (singular vocative)
ekranizacije (plural vocative)
ekranizaciji (locative singular)
ekranizacijama (locative plural)
ekranizacijom (instrumental singular)
ekranizacijama (instrumental plural)


toplice

tòplice f pl (Cyrillic spelling то̀плице)

tòplice (canonical feminine plural)
то̀плице (Cyrillic)
toplice (nominative plural)
toplica (genitive plural)
toplicama (dative plural)
toplice (accusative plural)
toplice (plural vocative)
toplicama (locative plural)
toplicama (instrumental plural)


padela

pàdela (canonical feminine)
па̀дела (Cyrillic)


foršpan

fòršpan (canonical masculine)
фо̀ршпан (Cyrillic)


šus

šȕs (canonical masculine)
шу̏с (Cyrillic)


prirodoznanstvo

prirodoznánstvo n (Cyrillic spelling природозна́нство)

prirodoznánstvo (canonical neuter)
природозна́нство (Cyrillic)
prirodoznanstvo (nominative singular)
prirodoznanstva (genitive singular)
prirodoznanstvu (dative singular)
prirodoznanstvo (accusative singular)
prirodoznanstvo (singular vocative)
prirodoznanstvu (locative singular)
prirodoznanstvom (instrumental singular)

(Croatia, expressively, uncountable) natural science


zemljoznanstvo

zemljoznánstvo n (Cyrillic spelling земљозна́нство)

zemljoznánstvo (canonical neuter)
земљозна́нство (Cyrillic)
zemljoznanstvo (nominative singular)
zemljoznanstva (genitive singular)
zemljoznanstvu (dative singular)
zemljoznanstvo (accusative singular)
zemljoznanstvo (singular vocative)
zemljoznanstvu (locative singular)
zemljoznanstvom (instrumental singular)

Combining form derivative of Zemlja (“Earth”) + abstract noun forming suffix -stvo.

(expressively, uncountable) Study of Earth.


prirodoslovlje

prirodoslōvlje n (Cyrillic spelling природосло̄вље)

prirodoslōvlje (canonical neuter)
природосло̄вље (Cyrillic)


osjetoslovlje

osjetoslōvlje n (Cyrillic spelling осјетосло̄вље)

osjetoslōvlje (canonical neuter)
осјетосло̄вље (Cyrillic)


uzrokoslovlje

uzrokoslōvlje n (Cyrillic spelling узрокосло̄вље)

uzrokoslōvlje (canonical neuter)
узрокосло̄вље (Cyrillic)


dizoslovlje

dizoslōvlje n (Cyrillic spelling дизосло̄вље)

dizoslōvlje (canonical neuter)
дизосло̄вље (Cyrillic)


cvjetoslovlje

cvjetoslōvlje n (Cyrillic spelling цвјетосло̄вље)

cvjetoslōvlje (canonical neuter)
цвјетосло̄вље (Cyrillic)


bogoslovlje

bogoslōvlje n (Cyrillic spelling богосло̄вље)

bogoslōvlje (canonical neuter)
богосло̄вље (Cyrillic)


vjeroslovlje

vjeroslōvlje n (Cyrillic spelling вјеросло̄вље)

vjeroslōvlje (canonical neuter)
вјеросло̄вље (Cyrillic)


čovjekoslovlje

čovjekoslōvlje n (Cyrillic spelling човјекосло̄вље)

čovjekoslōvlje (canonical neuter)
човјекосло̄вље (Cyrillic)


vodoslovlje

vodoslōvlje n (Cyrillic spelling водосло̄вље)

vodoslōvlje (canonical neuter)
водосло̄вље (Cyrillic)


zemljoslovlje

zemljoslōvlje n (Cyrillic spelling земљосло̄вље)

zemljoslōvlje (canonical neuter)
земљосло̄вље (Cyrillic)


vrijednoslovlje

vrijednoslōvlje n (Cyrillic spelling вриједносло̄вље)

vrijednoslōvlje (canonical neuter)
вриједносло̄вље (Cyrillic)


zvjezdoslovlje

zvjezdoslōvlje n (Cyrillic spelling звјездосло̄вље)

zvjezdoslōvlje (canonical neuter)
звјездосло̄вље (Cyrillic)


krasnoslovlje

kràsnoslōvlje n (Cyrillic spelling кра̀сносло̄вље)

kràsnoslōvlje (canonical neuter)
кра̀сносло̄вље (Cyrillic)


strojoslovlje

stròjoslōvlje n (Cyrillic spelling стро̀јосло̄вље)

stròjoslōvlje (canonical neuter)
стро̀јосло̄вље (Cyrillic)

(Croatia, rare, obsolete, physics) mechanics


životoslovlje

žìvotoslōvlje n (Cyrillic spelling жѝвотосло̄вље)

žìvotoslōvlje (canonical neuter)
жѝвотосло̄вље (Cyrillic)


domoslovlje

dòmoslōvlje n (Cyrillic spelling до̀мосло̄вље)

dòmoslōvlje (canonical neuter)
до̀мосло̄вље (Cyrillic)

(Croatia, rare, obsolete) study of homeland


knjigoslovlje

knjìgoslōvlje n (Cyrillic spelling књѝгосло̄вље)

knjìgoslōvlje (canonical neuter)
књѝгосло̄вље (Cyrillic)

(Croatia, rare, neologism) study of books


društvoslovlje

drùštvoslōvlje n (Cyrillic spelling дру̀штвосло̄вље)

drùštvoslōvlje (canonical neuter)
дру̀штвосло̄вље (Cyrillic)


rječoslovlje

rjèčoslōvlje n (Cyrillic spelling рјѐчосло̄вље)

rjèčoslōvlje (canonical neuter)
рјѐчосло̄вље (Cyrillic)
rèčoslovlje (alternative Ekavian)


pleiotropija

pleiotròpija f (Cyrillic spelling плеиотро̀пија)

pleiotròpija (canonical feminine)
плеиотро̀пија (Cyrillic)
pleiotropija (nominative singular)
pleiotropije (nominative plural)
pleiotropije (genitive singular)
pleiotropija (genitive plural)
pleiotropiji (dative singular)
pleiotropijama (dative plural)
pleiotropiju (accusative singular)
pleiotropije (accusative plural)
pleiotropijo (singular vocative)
pleiotropije (plural vocative)
pleiotropiji (locative singular)
pleiotropijama (locative plural)
pleiotropijom (instrumental singular)
pleiotropijama (instrumental plural)


polifenija

polifènija f (Cyrillic spelling полифѐнија)

polifènija (canonical feminine)
полифѐнија (Cyrillic)
polifenija (nominative singular)
polifenije (nominative plural)
polifenije (genitive singular)
polifenija (genitive plural)
polifeniji (dative singular)
polifenijama (dative plural)
polifeniju (accusative singular)
polifenije (accusative plural)
polifenijo (singular vocative)
polifenije (plural vocative)
polifeniji (locative singular)
polifenijama (locative plural)
polifenijom (instrumental singular)
polifenijama (instrumental plural)


Buzet

Bùzet (canonical masculine)
Бу̀зет (Cyrillic)
Buzet (nominative singular)
Buzeta (genitive singular)
Buzetu (dative singular)
Buzet (accusative singular)
Buzetu (singular vocative)
Buzetu (locative singular)
Buzetem (instrumental singular)


Pazin

Pȁzīn (canonical masculine)
Па̏зӣн (Cyrillic)
Pazin (nominative singular)
Pazina (genitive singular)
Pazinu (dative singular)
Pazin (accusative singular)
Pazine (singular vocative)
Pazinu (locative singular)
Pazinom (instrumental singular)


obdanište

òbdanīšte n (Cyrillic spelling о̀бданӣште)

òbdanīšte (canonical neuter)
о̀бданӣште (Cyrillic)
obdanište (nominative singular)
obdaništa (nominative plural)
obdaništa (genitive singular)
obdaništa (genitive plural)
obdaništu (dative singular)
obdaništima (dative plural)
obdanište (accusative singular)
obdaništa (accusative plural)
obdanište (singular vocative)
obdaništa (plural vocative)
obdaništu (locative singular)
obdaništima (locative plural)
obdaništem (instrumental singular)
obdaništima (instrumental plural)


ulomak

ùlomak (canonical masculine)
у̀ломак (Cyrillic)
ulomak (nominative singular)
ulomci (nominative plural)
ulomka (genitive singular)
ulomaka (genitive plural)
ulomku (dative singular)
ulomcima (dative plural)
ulomak (accusative singular)
ulomke (accusative plural)
ulomče (singular vocative)
ulomci (plural vocative)
ulomku (locative singular)
ulomcima (locative plural)
ulomkom (instrumental singular)
ulomcima (instrumental plural)


zabavište

zàbavīšte n (Cyrillic spelling за̀бавӣште)

zàbavīšte (canonical neuter)
за̀бавӣште (Cyrillic)
zabavište (nominative singular)
zabavišta (nominative plural)
zabavišta (genitive singular)
zabavišta (genitive plural)
zabavištu (dative singular)
zabavištima (dative plural)
zabavište (accusative singular)
zabavišta (accusative plural)
zabavište (singular vocative)
zabavišta (plural vocative)
zabavištu (locative singular)
zabavištima (locative plural)
zabavištem (instrumental singular)
zabavištima (instrumental plural)


predškola

prèdškōla f (Cyrillic spelling прѐдшко̄ла)

prèdškōla (canonical feminine)
прѐдшко̄ла (Cyrillic)
predškola (nominative singular)
predškole (nominative plural)
predškole (genitive singular)
predškola (genitive plural)
predškoli (dative singular)
predškolama (dative plural)
predškolu (accusative singular)
predškole (accusative plural)
predškolo (singular vocative)
predškole (plural vocative)
predškoli (locative singular)
predškolama (locative plural)
predškolom (instrumental singular)
predškolama (instrumental plural)


štekat

štèkat (canonical masculine)
штѐкат (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Italian steccato or Venetan stecato.


cviker

cvìker (canonical masculine)
цвѝкер (Cyrillic)
cviker (nominative singular)
cvikeri (nominative plural)
cvikera (genitive singular)
cvikera (genitive plural)
cvikeru (dative singular)
cvikerima (dative plural)
cviker (accusative singular)
cvikere (accusative plural)
cvikeru (singular vocative)
cvikeri (plural vocative)
cvikeru (locative singular)
cvikerima (locative plural)
cvikerom (instrumental singular)
cvikerima (instrumental plural)


cvikeri

cvìkeri m pl (Cyrillic spelling цвѝкери)

cvìkeri (canonical masculine plural)
цвѝкери (Cyrillic)


siget

sìget (canonical masculine)
сѝгет (Cyrillic)


prodika

prȍdika (canonical feminine)
про̏дика (Cyrillic)
prodika (nominative singular)
prodike (nominative plural)
prodike (genitive singular)
prodika (genitive plural)
prodici (dative singular)
prodikama (dative plural)
prodiku (accusative singular)
prodike (accusative plural)
prodiko (singular vocative)
prodike (plural vocative)
prodici (locative singular)
prodikama (locative plural)
prodikom (instrumental singular)
prodikama (instrumental plural)
prȅdika (alternative)


žmukler

žmȕkler (canonical masculine)
жму̏клер (Cyrillic)
žmukler (nominative singular)
žmukleri (nominative plural)
žmuklera (genitive singular)
žmuklera (genitive plural)
žmukleru (dative singular)
žmuklerima (dative plural)
žmuklera (accusative singular)
žmuklere (accusative plural)
žmukleru (singular vocative)
žmukleri (plural vocative)
žmukleru (locative singular)
žmuklerima (locative plural)
žmuklerom (instrumental singular)
žmuklerima (instrumental plural)


muljator

mùljātor m (Cyrillic spelling му̀ља̄тор)

mùljātor (canonical masculine)
му̀ља̄тор (Cyrillic)
muljator (nominative singular)
muljatori (nominative plural)
muljatora (genitive singular)
muljatora (genitive plural)
muljatoru (dative singular)
muljatorima (dative plural)
muljatora (accusative singular)
muljatore (accusative plural)
muljatore (singular vocative)
muljatori (plural vocative)
muljatoru (locative singular)
muljatorima (locative plural)
muljatorom (instrumental singular)
muljatorima (instrumental plural)


bajbuk

bàjbuk (canonical masculine)
ба̀јбук (Cyrillic)
bajbuk (nominative singular)
bajbuci (nominative plural)
bajbuka (genitive singular)
bajbuka (genitive plural)
bajbuku (dative singular)
bajbucima (dative plural)
bajbuk (accusative singular)
bajbuke (accusative plural)
bajbuče (singular vocative)
bajbuci (plural vocative)
bajbuku (locative singular)
bajbucima (locative plural)
bajbukom (instrumental singular)
bajbucima (instrumental plural)
bàjbok (alternative)


bajbok

bàjbok (canonical masculine)
ба̀јбок (Cyrillic)
bajbok (nominative singular)
bajboci (nominative plural)
bajboka (genitive singular)
bajboka (genitive plural)
bajboku (dative singular)
bajbocima (dative plural)
bajbok (accusative singular)
bajboke (accusative plural)
bajboče (singular vocative)
bajboci (plural vocative)
bajboku (locative singular)
bajbocima (locative plural)
bajbokom (instrumental singular)
bajbocima (instrumental plural)
bàjbuk (alternative)


kajla

kȃjla (canonical feminine)
ка̑јла (Cyrillic)
kajla (nominative singular)
kajle (nominative plural)
kajle (genitive singular)
kajla (genitive plural)
kajli (dative singular)
kajlama (dative plural)
kajlu (accusative singular)
kajle (accusative plural)
kajlo (singular vocative)
kajle (plural vocative)
kajli (locative singular)
kajlama (locative plural)
kajlom (instrumental singular)
kajlama (instrumental plural)


kozojeb

kòza (“goat”) + jèbati (“to fuck”) via interfix -o-.

(derogatory, offensive, vulgar) An Albanian or Bosnian.

(derogatory, offensive, vulgar) A person of Middle Eastern or North African descent.


šerijat

šerìjat (canonical masculine)
шерѝјат (Cyrillic)
šerijat (nominative singular)
šerijati (nominative plural)
šerijata (genitive singular)
šerijata (genitive plural)
šerijatu (dative singular)
šerijatima (dative plural)
šerijat (accusative singular)
šerijate (accusative plural)
šerijate (singular vocative)
šerijati (plural vocative)
šerijatu (locative singular)
šerijatima (locative plural)
šerijatom (instrumental singular)
šerijatima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish شریعت (şeri'at)), from Arabic شَرِيعَة (šarīʕa).

der

Arabic شَرِيعَة (šarīʕa)


brodocikl

sh-noun

brodocìkl m (Cyrillic spelling бродоцѝкл)

brodocìkl (canonical masculine)
бродоцѝкл (Cyrillic)


pedalin

pedàlīn (canonical masculine)
педа̀лӣн (Cyrillic)


redikul

rèdīkul (canonical masculine)
рѐдӣкул (Cyrillic)

From Italian ridicolo, from Latin ridiculus.


reke

inflection of reka:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


tašna

tàšna (canonical feminine)
та̀шна (Cyrillic)
tašna (nominative singular)
tašne (nominative plural)
tašne (genitive singular)
tàšnī (genitive plural)
tašni (dative singular)
tašnama (dative plural)
tašnu (accusative singular)
tašne (accusative plural)
tašno (singular vocative)
tašne (plural vocative)
tašni (locative singular)
tašnama (locative plural)
tašnom (instrumental singular)
tašnama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Taschen, a pleural noun in German but treated as if a singular noun in Serbo-Croatian


rerna

rérna (canonical feminine)
ре́рна (Cyrillic)
rerna (nominative singular)
rerne (nominative plural)
rerne (genitive singular)
rerna (genitive plural)
rerni (genitive plural)
rerni (dative singular)
rernama (dative plural)
rernu (accusative singular)
rerne (accusative plural)
rerno (singular vocative)
rerne (plural vocative)
rerni (locative singular)
rernama (locative plural)
rernom (instrumental singular)
rernama (instrumental plural)


viličar

vȉličār (canonical masculine)
ви̏лича̄р (Cyrillic)
viličar (nominative singular)
viličari (nominative plural)
viličara (genitive singular)
viličara (genitive plural)
viličaru (dative singular)
viličarima (dative plural)
viličar (accusative singular)
viličare (accusative plural)
viličare (singular vocative)
viličari (plural vocative)
viličaru (locative singular)
viličarima (locative plural)
viličarom (instrumental singular)
viličarima (instrumental plural)


viljuškar

vìljuškār m (Cyrillic spelling вѝљушка̄р)

vìljuškār (canonical masculine)
вѝљушка̄р (Cyrillic)
viljuškar (nominative singular)
viljuškari (nominative plural)
viljuškara (genitive singular)
viljuškara (genitive plural)
viljuškaru (dative singular)
viljuškarima (dative plural)
viljuškar (accusative singular)
viljuškare (accusative plural)
viljuškare (singular vocative)
viljuškari (plural vocative)
viljuškaru (locative singular)
viljuškarima (locative plural)
viljuškarom (instrumental singular)
viljuškarima (instrumental plural)


motorcikl

motorcikl ? (Cyrillic spelling моторцикл)


korabalj

kȍrābalj m (Cyrillic spelling ко̏ра̄баљ)

kȍrābalj (canonical masculine)
ко̏ра̄баљ (Cyrillic)
kȍrāb (alternative)
kòrab (alternative)
kòrablja (alternative)


korablja

kòrablja (canonical feminine)
ко̀рабља (Cyrillic)
kòrablja (nominative singular)
korablje (nominative plural)
korablje (genitive singular)
korabalja (genitive plural)
korablji (dative singular)
korabljama (dative plural)
korablju (accusative singular)
korablje (accusative plural)
korabljo (singular vocative)
korablje (plural vocative)
korablji (locative singular)
korabljama (locative plural)
korabljom (instrumental singular)
korabljama (instrumental plural)
kȍrābalj (alternative)
kȍrāb (alternative)
kòrab (alternative)

(archaic, literary) Alternative form of kȍrāb

(archaic, literary) the Ark of the Covenant

(archaic, literary) large container, coffin


brodarnica

bròdārnica f (Cyrillic spelling бро̀да̄рница)

bròdārnica (canonical feminine)
бро̀да̄рница (Cyrillic)
bròdārnica (nominative singular)
brodarnice (nominative plural)
brodárnice (genitive singular)
brodarnica (genitive plural)
brodarnici (dative singular)
brodarnicama (dative plural)
brodarnicu (accusative singular)
brodarnice (accusative plural)
brodarnice (singular vocative)
brodarnico (singular vocative)
brodarnice (plural vocative)
brodarnici (locative singular)
brodarnicama (locative plural)
brodarnicom (instrumental singular)
brodarnicama (instrumental plural)


korabljarnica

korabljarnica f (Cyrillic spelling корабљарница)

корабљарница (Cyrillic)


мазга

ма̀зга (canonical feminine)
màzga (romanization)
мазга (nominative singular)
мазге (nominative plural)
мазге (genitive singular)
мазга (genitive plural)
мазги (genitive plural)
мазги (dative singular)
мазгама (dative plural)
мазгу (accusative singular)
мазге (accusative plural)
мазго (singular vocative)
мазге (plural vocative)
мазги (locative singular)
мазгама (locative plural)
мазгом (instrumental singular)
мазгама (instrumental plural)


solsticij

sòlstīcīj m (Cyrillic spelling со̀лстӣцӣј)

sòlstīcīj (canonical masculine)
со̀лстӣцӣј (Cyrillic)
solsticij (nominative singular)
solsticiji (nominative plural)
solsticija (genitive singular)
solsticija (genitive plural)
solsticiju (dative singular)
solsticijima (dative plural)
solsticij (accusative singular)
solsticije (accusative plural)
solsticiju (singular vocative)
solsticiji (plural vocative)
solsticiju (locative singular)
solsticijima (locative plural)
solsticijem (instrumental singular)
solsticijima (instrumental plural)


presica

prȅsica (canonical feminine)
пре̏сица (Cyrillic)
presica (nominative singular)
presice (nominative plural)
presice (genitive singular)
presica (genitive plural)
presici (dative singular)
presicama (dative plural)
presicu (accusative singular)
presice (accusative plural)
presice (singular vocative)
presico (singular vocative)
presice (plural vocative)
presici (locative singular)
presicama (locative plural)
presicom (instrumental singular)
presicama (instrumental plural)


relej

rèlēj (canonical masculine)
рѐле̄ј (Cyrillic)
relej (nominative singular)
releji (nominative plural)
releja (genitive singular)
releja (genitive plural)
releju (dative singular)
relejima (dative plural)
relej (accusative singular)
releje (accusative plural)
releju (singular vocative)
releji (plural vocative)
releju (locative singular)
relejima (locative plural)
relejom (instrumental singular)
relejima (instrumental plural)

Perhaps through German Relais, ultimately from French relais.


štuc

štȕc (canonical masculine)
шту̏ц (Cyrillic)


štucer

štùcer (canonical masculine)
шту̀цер (Cyrillic)


butelja

butèlja (canonical feminine)
бутѐља (Cyrillic)
butelja (nominative singular)
butelje (nominative plural)
butelje (genitive singular)
butelja (genitive plural)
butelji (dative singular)
buteljama (dative plural)
butelju (accusative singular)
butelje (accusative plural)
buteljo (singular vocative)
butelje (plural vocative)
butelji (locative singular)
buteljama (locative plural)
buteljom (instrumental singular)
buteljama (instrumental plural)

From Italian bottiglia or French bouteille.


botilja

bòtilja (canonical feminine)
бо̀тиља (Cyrillic)


botiljun

botìljūn (canonical masculine)
ботѝљӯн (Cyrillic)


bocun

bòcūn (canonical masculine)
бо̀цӯн (Cyrillic)
bocun (nominative singular)
bocuni (nominative plural)
bocuna (genitive singular)
bocuna (genitive plural)
bocunu (dative singular)
bocunima (dative plural)
bocun (accusative singular)
bocune (accusative plural)
bocune (singular vocative)
bocuni (plural vocative)
bocunu (locative singular)
bocunima (locative plural)
bocunom (instrumental singular)
bocunima (instrumental plural)


demižonka

demìžōnka f (Cyrillic spelling демѝжо̄нка)

demìžōnka (canonical feminine)
демѝжо̄нка (Cyrillic)

Ostavili smo decu, žene,
Sobom ’zeli luk i jeger,
Demižonke opletene
Sakrili u gepek treger.

1981, “Duhovi”, in Darko Rundek, Gordana Labus (lyrics), Haustor, performed by Haustor:

We left our children and wives behind,
Took onions and Jäger with us,
Hid some woven demijohns
In the trunk.


špengler

špȅngler m (Cyrillic spelling шпе̏нглер)

špȅngler (canonical masculine)
шпе̏нглер (Cyrillic)
špengler (nominative singular)
špengleri (nominative plural)
špenglera (genitive singular)
špenglera (genitive plural)
špengleru (dative singular)
špenglerima (dative plural)
špenglera (accusative singular)
špenglere (accusative plural)
špengleru (singular vocative)
špengleri (plural vocative)
špengleru (locative singular)
špenglerima (locative plural)
špenglerom (instrumental singular)
špenglerima (instrumental plural)


suncostaj

sȕncostāj m (Cyrillic spelling су̏нцоста̄ј)

sȕncostāj (canonical masculine)
су̏нцоста̄ј (Cyrillic)
suncostaj (nominative singular)
suncostaji (nominative plural)
suncostaja (genitive singular)
suncostaja (genitive plural)
suncostaju (dative singular)
suncostajima (dative plural)
suncostaj (accusative singular)
suncostaje (accusative plural)
suncostaju (singular vocative)
suncostaji (plural vocative)
suncostaju (locative singular)
suncostajima (locative plural)
suncostajem (instrumental singular)
suncostajima (instrumental plural)


џокер

џо̀кер (canonical masculine)
džòker (romanization)
џокер (nominative singular)
џокери (nominative plural)
џокера (genitive singular)
џокера (genitive plural)
џокеру (dative singular)
џокерима (dative plural)
џокера (accusative singular)
џокере (accusative plural)
џокеру (singular vocative)
џокери (plural vocative)
џокеру (locative singular)
џокерима (locative plural)
џокером (instrumental singular)
џокерима (instrumental plural)


urod

úrod (canonical masculine)
у́род (Cyrillic)
urod (nominative singular)
urodi (nominative plural)
uroda (genitive singular)
uroda (genitive plural)
urodu (dative singular)
urodima (dative plural)
urod (accusative singular)
urode (accusative plural)
urode (singular vocative)
urodi (plural vocative)
urodu (locative singular)
urodima (locative plural)
urodom (instrumental singular)
urodima (instrumental plural)


кученце

куче́нце, ку̏че̄нце

куче́нце, ку̏че̄нце n (Latin spelling kučénce, kȕčēnce)

куче́нце (canonical)
ку̏че̄нце (canonical neuter)
kučénce (romanization)
kȕčēnce (romanization)

From куче + -енце.

suffix

куче + -енце


хорна

horna (romanization)
хорна (nominative singular)
хорне (nominative plural)
хорне (genitive singular)
хорнӣ (genitive plural)
хорни (dative singular)
хорнама (dative plural)
хорну (accusative singular)
хорни (accusative plural)
хорно (singular vocative)
хорне (plural vocative)
хорни (locative singular)
на хорни (locative singular)
хорнама (locative plural)
на хорнама (locative plural)
хорном (instrumental singular)
са хорном (instrumental singular)
хорнама (instrumental plural)
са хорнама (instrumental plural)


лепак

ле́пак (canonical masculine)
lépak (romanization)
ле́пак (nominative singular)
лепци (nominative plural)
ле́пка (genitive singular)
лепака (genitive plural)
лепку (dative singular)
лепцима (dative plural)
лепак (accusative singular)
лепке (accusative plural)
лепку (singular vocative)
лепци (plural vocative)
лепку (locative singular)
лепцима (locative plural)
лепком (instrumental singular)
лепцима (instrumental plural)
лијепак (alternative Ijekavian)
љепак (alternative Ijekavian)

From ле́пити + -ак.

af

ле́пити + -ак


пирошка

пѝрошка (canonical feminine)
pìroška (romanization)
пирошка (nominative singular)
пирошке (nominative plural)
пирошке (genitive singular)
пирожака (genitive plural)
пирошки (genitive plural)
пирошци (dative singular)
пирошкама (dative plural)
пирошку (accusative singular)
пирошке (accusative plural)
пирошко (singular vocative)
пирошке (plural vocative)
пирошци (locative singular)
пирошкама (locative plural)
пирошком (instrumental singular)
пирошкама (instrumental plural)
пѝрожак (alternative)

From Russian пирожки́ (pirožkí), plural of пирожо́к (pirožók), which is in turn a diminutive of пиро́г (piróg, “pie”).


рибизла

ри̏бӣзла (canonical masculine)
rȉbīzla (romanization)
рибизла (nominative singular)
рибизле (nominative plural)
рибизле (genitive singular)
рибизла (genitive plural)
рибизли (dative singular)
рибизлама (dative plural)
рибизлу (accusative singular)
рибизле (accusative plural)
рибизло (singular vocative)
рибизле (plural vocative)
рибизли (locative singular)
рибизлама (locative plural)
рибизлом (instrumental singular)
рибизлама (instrumental plural)


келераба

келера́ба (canonical feminine)
kelerába (romanization)


оро

о́ро (canonical neuter)
óro (romanization)
о́ро (nominative singular)
о́ра (nominative plural)
о́ра (genitive singular)
о́ра̄ (genitive plural)
о́ру (dative singular)
о́рима (dative plural)
о́ро (accusative singular)
о́ра (accusative plural)
о́ро (singular vocative)
о́ра (plural vocative)
о́ру (locative singular)
о́рима (locative plural)
о́ром (instrumental singular)
о́рима (instrumental plural)

From Ancient Greek χορός (khorós, “round dance”).

der

hora (a traditional round dance in Serbia, Montenegro, Macedonia and Bulgaria)


сурутка

су̏рутка (canonical feminine)
sȕrutka (romanization)
сурутка (nominative singular)
сурутке (nominative plural)
сурутке (genitive singular)
сурутака (genitive plural)
сурутка (genitive plural)
сурутки (genitive plural)
суруци (dative singular)
сурутци (dative singular)
сурутки (dative singular)
суруткама (dative plural)
сурутку (accusative singular)
сурутке (accusative plural)
сурутко (singular vocative)
сурутке (plural vocative)
суруци (locative singular)
сурутци (locative singular)
сурутки (locative singular)
суруткама (locative plural)
сурутком (instrumental singular)
суруткама (instrumental plural)


фес

фе̏с (canonical masculine)
fȅs (romanization)
фе̏с (nominative singular)
фѐсови (nominative plural)
фѐса (genitive singular)
фѐсо̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
фѐсу (dative singular)
фѐсовима (dative plural)
фе̏с (accusative singular)
фѐсовe (accusative plural)
фе̏се (singular vocative)
фѐсови (plural vocative)
фѐсу (locative singular)
фѐсовима (locative plural)
фѐсом (instrumental singular)
фѐсовима (instrumental plural)

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


сарма

са̀рма (canonical feminine)
sàrma (romanization)
сарма (nominative singular)
сарме (nominative plural)
сарме (genitive singular)
сарма (genitive plural)
сарми (genitive plural)
сарми (dative singular)
сармама (dative plural)
сарму (accusative singular)
сарме (accusative plural)
сармо (singular vocative)
сарме (plural vocative)
сарми (locative singular)
сармама (locative plural)
сармом (instrumental singular)
сармама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish صرمه (sarma).

bor+

a type of food from meat rolled with leaves


каро

ка̏ро (canonical masculine)
kȁro (romanization)
ка̏ро (nominative singular)
ка̏ра (genitive singular)
ка̏ру (dative singular)
ка̏ро (accusative singular)
ка̏ру (locative singular)
ка̏ром (instrumental singular)
ка̀ро̄н (alternative)


треф

тре̏ф (canonical masculine)
trȅf (romanization)
тре̏ф (nominative singular)
трѐфови (nominative plural)
трѐфа (genitive singular)
трѐфова̄ (genitive plural)
трѐфу (dative singular)
трѐфовима (dative plural)
тре̏ф (accusative singular)
трѐфове (accusative plural)
тре̏фе (singular vocative)
трѐфови (plural vocative)
трѐфу (locative singular)
трѐфовима (locative plural)
трѐфом (instrumental singular)
трѐфовима (instrumental plural)


херц

хе̏рц (canonical masculine)
hȅrc (romanization)
хе̏рц (nominative singular)
хѐрчеви (nominative plural)
хѐрца (genitive singular)
хѐрчева̄ (genitive plural)
хѐрцу (dative singular)
хѐрчевима (dative plural)
хе̏рц (accusative singular)
хѐрчеве (accusative plural)
хе̏рцу (singular vocative)
хѐрчеви (plural vocative)
хѐрцу (locative singular)
хѐрчевима (locative plural)
хѐрцем (instrumental singular)
хѐрчевима (instrumental plural)


херц

хе̏рц (canonical masculine)
hȅrc (romanization)
хе̏рц (nominative singular)
хѐрца (genitive singular)
хѐрцу (dative singular)
хе̏рц (accusative singular)
хе̏рцу (singular vocative)
хѐрцу (locative singular)
хѐрцем (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from German Hertz, after the German physicist Heinrich Rudolf Hertz.


блам

бла̑м (canonical masculine)
blȃm (romanization)

(Serbia, colloquial) (feeling of) embarrassment


времеплов

sh-noun

вре̏мепло̄в m (Latin spelling vrȅmeplōv)

вре̏мепло̄в (canonical masculine)
vrȅmeplōv (romanization)

From време + пловити, плов.

af

време + пловити


сомун

со̀мӯн (canonical masculine)
sòmūn (romanization)
со̀мӯн (nominative singular)
сому́ни (nominative plural)
сому́на (genitive singular)
сому́на̄ (genitive plural)
сому́ну (dative singular)
сому́нима (dative plural)
со̀мӯн (accusative singular)
сому́не (accusative plural)
сомуне (singular vocative)
сому́ни (plural vocative)
сому́ну (locative singular)
сому́нима (locative plural)
сому́ном (instrumental singular)
сому́нима (instrumental plural)
са̀мӯн (alternative Croatia)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish صومون (somun).

bor+

(now Bosnia) a loaf of round wheaten yeast bread, pita


кец

ке̑ц (canonical masculine)
kȇc (romanization)
ке̑ц (nominative singular)
ке́чеви (nominative plural)
ке́ца (genitive singular)
ке́че̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
ке́цу (dative singular)
ке́чевима (dative plural)
ке̑ц (accusative singular)
ке́чеве (accusative plural)
ке̑че (singular vocative)
ке́чеви (plural vocative)
ке́цу (locative singular)
ке́чевима (locative plural)
ке́цом (instrumental singular)
ке́чевима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Hungarian kétszem (“deuce, ace in German playing cards”), the ace in French playing cards being egyszem.

(regional, chiefly Serbia and Bosnia) ace


абонос

а̀бонос (canonical masculine)
àbonos (romanization)
абонос (nominative singular)
абоноси (nominative plural)
абоноса (genitive singular)
абоноса (genitive plural)
абоносу (dative singular)
абоносима (dative plural)
абонос (accusative singular)
абоносе (accusative plural)
абоносе (singular vocative)
абоноси (plural vocative)
абоносу (locative singular)
абоносима (locative plural)
абоносом (instrumental singular)
абоносима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish آبنوس (abanoz), from Persian آبنوس (âbnus), from Middle Persian ʾpnws (abnūs), from Ancient Greek ἔβενος (ébenos), from Egyptian hbnj (“ebony”).

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


зарзават

зарза̀ва̄т (canonical masculine)
zarzàvāt (romanization)
зарза̀ва̄т (nominative singular)
зарзава́ти (nominative plural)
зарзава́та (genitive singular)
зарзава́та̄ (genitive plural)
зарзава́ту (dative singular)
зарзава́тима (dative plural)
зарза̀ва̄т (accusative singular)
зарзава́те (accusative plural)
зарзава́те (singular vocative)
зарзава́ти (plural vocative)
зарзава́ту (locative singular)
зарзава́тима (locative plural)
зарзава́том (instrumental singular)
зарзава́тима (instrumental plural)
зерзѐва̄т (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish زرزوات (zarzavat, zerzevat).

(archaic regional in Serbia and Bosnia) vegetables


дркаџија

др̏каџија (canonical masculine)
dȑkadžija (romanization)
дркаџија (nominative singular)
дркаџије (nominative plural)
дркаџије (genitive singular)
дркаџија (genitive plural)
дркаџији (dative singular)
дркаџијама (dative plural)
дркаџију (accusative singular)
дркаџије (accusative plural)
дркаџијо (singular vocative)
дркаџије (plural vocative)
дркаџији (locative singular)
дркаџијама (locative plural)
дркаџијом (instrumental singular)
дркаџијама (instrumental plural)

affix

др̏кати (“to wank”) + -џија


пачавра

па̀ча̄вра (canonical feminine)
pàčāvra (romanization)
пачавра (nominative singular)
пачавре (nominative plural)
пачавре (genitive singular)
пачавра (genitive plural)
пачаври (dative singular)
пачаврама (dative plural)
пачавру (accusative singular)
пачавре (accusative plural)
пачавро (singular vocative)
пачавре (plural vocative)
пачаври (locative singular)
пачаврама (locative plural)
пачавром (instrumental singular)
пачаврама (instrumental plural)
па̀чаура (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish پاچاوره (paçavra).


интерпункција

sh-noun

интерпу̀нкција

интерпу̀нкција f (Latin spelling interpùnkcija)

интерпу̀нкција (canonical feminine)
interpùnkcija (romanization)


тесла

те̏сла (canonical feminine)
tȅsla (romanization)
тесла (nominative singular)
тесле (nominative plural)
тесле (genitive singular)
тесала (genitive plural)
тесли (dative singular)
теслама (dative plural)
теслу (accusative singular)
тесле (accusative plural)
тесло (singular vocative)
тесле (plural vocative)
тесли (locative singular)
теслама (locative plural)
теслом (instrumental singular)
теслама (instrumental plural)


тесла

Named after Serbian-American inventor Nikola Tesla.

named-after

tesla (SI unit of magnetic flux density)


бисквит

бѝсквӣт (canonical masculine)
bìskvīt (romanization)


сине

inflection of сина:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


атар

а̏та̄р (canonical masculine)
ȁtār (romanization)
атар (nominative singular)
атари (nominative plural)
атара (genitive singular)
атара (genitive plural)
атару (dative singular)
атарима (dative plural)
атар (accusative singular)
атаре (accusative plural)
атару (singular vocative)
атаре (singular vocative)
атари (plural vocative)
атару (locative singular)
атарима (locative plural)
атаром (instrumental singular)
атарима (instrumental plural)
ха̏та̄р (alternative)

(transitive) area within one's jurisdiction


терорист

теро̀рист (canonical masculine)
teròrist (romanization)
терорист (nominative singular)
терористи (nominative plural)
терориста (genitive singular)
терориста (genitive plural)
терористу (dative singular)
терористима (dative plural)
терориста (accusative singular)
терористе (accusative plural)
терористе (singular vocative)
терористи (plural vocative)
терористу (locative singular)
терористима (locative plural)
терористом (instrumental singular)
терористима (instrumental plural)
теро̀риста (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


пашканат

пашка̀на̄т (canonical masculine)
paškànāt (romanization)
пашка̀на̄т (nominative singular)
пашкана́ти (nominative plural)
пашкана́та (genitive singular)
пашкана́та̄ (genitive plural)
пашкана́ту (dative singular)
пашкана́тима (dative plural)
пашка̀на̄т (accusative singular)
пашкана́те (accusative plural)
пашканате (singular vocative)
пашкана́ти (plural vocative)
пашкана́ту (locative singular)
пашкана́тима (locative plural)
пашкана́том (instrumental singular)
пашкана́тима (instrumental plural)
па̀шканат (nominative singular)
па̀шка̄нти (nominative plural)
па̀шка̄нта (genitive singular)
па̀шкана̄та̄ (genitive plural)
па̀шка̄нту (dative singular)
па̀шка̄нтима (dative plural)
па̀шканат (accusative singular)
па̀шка̄нте (accusative plural)
пашканте (singular vocative)
па̀шка̄нти (plural vocative)
па̀шка̄нту (locative singular)
па̀шка̄нтима (locative plural)
па̀шка̄нтом (instrumental singular)
па̀шка̄нтима (instrumental plural)
па̀стрња̄к (alternative)
па̀штрња̄к (alternative)
па̀стрна̄к (alternative)
па̀штрна̄к (alternative)
паштинак (alternative)
пастинак (alternative)

Garbled from earlier паштинак, from German Pastinake, from Latin pastināca (“parsnip”), from pastinum (“two-pronged fork”).


Македонче

Македо́нче (canonical)
Makedónče (romanization)

Ма‧ке‧дон‧че

Македо́нац Македонац#Serbo-Croatian


површност

sh-noun

по̀вршно̄ст f (Latin spelling pòvršnōst)

по̀вршно̄ст (canonical feminine)
pòvršnōst (romanization)

shallowness, superficiality (visual or intellectual)


претпреглед

претпреглед m (Latin spelling pretpregled)

pretpregled (romanization)
претпреглед (nominative singular)
претпрегледи (nominative plural)
претпрегледа (genitive singular)
претпрегледа (genitive plural)
претпрегледу (dative singular)
претпрегледима (dative plural)
претпреглед (accusative singular)
претпрегледе (accusative plural)
претпрегледе (singular vocative)
претпрегледи (plural vocative)
претпрегледу (locative singular)
претпрегледима (locative plural)
претпрегледом (instrumental singular)
претпрегледима (instrumental plural)


упала

у̏пала (canonical feminine)
ȕpala (romanization)
упала (nominative singular)
упале (nominative plural)
упале (genitive singular)
упала (genitive plural)
упали (dative singular)
упалама (dative plural)
упалу (accusative singular)
упале (accusative plural)
упало (singular vocative)
упале (plural vocative)
упали (locative singular)
упалама (locative plural)
упалом (instrumental singular)
упалама (instrumental plural)

From упа́лити.


силуета

силуѐта (canonical feminine)
siluèta (romanization)


кандило

ка̀ндило (canonical neuter)
kàndilo (romanization)
кандило (nominative singular)
кандила (nominative plural)
кандила (genitive singular)
кандила (genitive plural)
кандилу (dative singular)
кандилима (dative plural)
кандило (accusative singular)
кандила (accusative plural)
кандило (singular vocative)
кандила (plural vocative)
кандилу (locative singular)
кандилима (locative plural)
кандилом (instrumental singular)
кандилима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Old Church Slavonic канъдило (kanŭdilo), from Ancient Greek κανδήλη (kandḗlē), from Latin candela (“candle”).

bor+

U jednom kutu visila je jednostavna bezuresna ikona, pred kojom je gorelo malo kandilo.

1844, Ljudevit Gaj, Danica horvatska, slavonska i dalmatinska, volume 10, number 42:

In one corner hung a plain undecorated icon, before which burned a small vigil lamp.

Собу је освјетљавало кандило, које је горјело пред иконом.

1898, Laza K. Lazarević, Pripovetke, I-II, published 1899:

The room was illuminated by a vigil lamp, which burned in front of an icon.

(chiefly Eastern Orthodoxy) A vigil lamp; a cresset, usually hanging and richly decorated, containing a floating wick fed by oil, which is placed before icons and altars.


демографија

sh-noun

демогра̀фија

демогра̀фија f (Latin spelling demogràfija)

демогра̀фија (canonical feminine)
demogràfija (romanization)


деверуша

девѐруша (canonical feminine)
devèruša (romanization)
деверуша (nominative singular)
деверуше (nominative plural)
деверуше (genitive singular)
деверуша (genitive plural)
деверуши (dative singular)
деверушама (dative plural)
деверушу (accusative singular)
деверуше (accusative plural)
деверушо (singular vocative)
деверуше (plural vocative)
деверуши (locative singular)
деверушама (locative plural)
деверушом (instrumental singular)
деверушама (instrumental plural)
дјевѐруша (alternative Ijekavian)

From девер + -уша.

suffix

девер + -уша


хомеопатија

sh-noun

хомеопа̀тија

хомеопа̀тија f (Latin spelling homeopàtija)

хомеопа̀тија (canonical feminine)
homeopàtija (romanization)


усна хармоника

у̏сна хармо̀ника

у̏сна хармо̀ника f (Latin spelling ȕsna harmònika)

у̏сна хармо̀ника (canonical feminine)
ȕsna harmònika (romanization)

From usna (“lip”) + harmonika (“harmonica”).


шеталиште

From шетати + -иште.

af

шетати + -иште


лозинка

ло̀зӣнка (canonical feminine)
lòzīnka (romanization)
лозинка (nominative singular)
лозинке (nominative plural)
лозинке (genitive singular)
лозинака (genitive plural)
лозинка (genitive plural)
лозинки (genitive plural)
лозинци (dative singular)
лозинки (dative singular)
лозинака (dative plural)
лозинку (accusative singular)
лозинке (accusative plural)
лозинко (singular vocative)
лозинке (plural vocative)
лозинци (locative singular)
лозинки (locative singular)
лозинака (locative plural)
лозинком (instrumental singular)
лозинака (instrumental plural)


опатија

опа̀тија (canonical feminine)
opàtija (romanization)
опатија (nominative singular)
опатије (nominative plural)
опатие (genitive singular)
опатијава (genitive plural)
опатии (dative singular)
опатиама (dative plural)
опатију (accusative singular)
опатије (accusative plural)
опатијо (singular vocative)
опатије (plural vocative)
опатији (locative singular)
опатијама (locative plural)
опатијом (instrumental singular)
опатијама (instrumental plural)

From Late Latin abbātia, from Classical Latin abbās (“abbot”).


koldžija

koldžija, n. guard; watchman

Nusret Mulasmajic (2011 May 9) Bosnian-English Dictionary: Turcisms, Colloquialisms, Islamic Words and Expressions, AuthorHouse, page 151

Prilozi za Orijentalnu Filologiju, volumes 10-11, 1961, page 90: “Izraz koldžiluk izveden je od riječi koldžija, što znači pripadnik oružane pratnje ubirača tekallfa. Koldžije su, pomažući glavnom ubiraču, silom nametali stanovništvu doprinose i u svoju korist, doprinose koji su 1647. godine iznosili od 80 ...”
koldžija, što znači pripadnik oružane pratnje ubirača tekallfa [Member of the armed escort of the collector of tekalifa]

Member of the armed escort of the collector of tekalifa (extraordinary taxation) (Ottoman)


откуп

о̀ткуп (canonical masculine)
òtkup (romanization)
откуп (nominative singular)
откупи (nominative plural)
откупа (genitive singular)
откупа (genitive plural)
откупу (dative singular)
откупима (dative plural)
откуп (accusative singular)
откупе (accusative plural)
откупе (singular vocative)
откупи (plural vocative)
откупу (locative singular)
откупима (locative plural)
откупом (instrumental singular)
откупима (instrumental plural)


недоумица

недо̀умица (canonical feminine)
nedòumica (romanization)
недо̀умица (nominative singular)
недоумице (nominative plural)
недоумице (genitive singular)
недоумица (genitive plural)
недоумици (dative singular)
недоумицама (dative plural)
недоумицу (accusative singular)
недоумице (accusative plural)
недоумице (singular vocative)
недоумицо (singular vocative)
недоумице (plural vocative)
недоумици (locative singular)
недоумицама (locative plural)
недоумицом (instrumental singular)
недоумицама (instrumental plural)

не‧до‧ум‧и‧ца

From не + до + ум + -ица.

compound

не + до + ум + -ица

indecision, uncertainty, hesitation, inability to fully settle on some choice or course of action


кујунџија

sh-noun

кују̀нџија m (Latin spelling kujùndžija)

кују̀нџија (canonical masculine)
kujùndžija (romanization)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قویومجی (kuyumcu).

bor+

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


maher

mȁher (canonical masculine)
ма̏хер (Cyrillic)
maher (nominative singular)
maheri (nominative plural)
mahera (genitive singular)
mahera (genitive plural)
maheru (dative singular)
maherima (dative plural)
mahera (accusative singular)
mahere (accusative plural)
mahere (singular vocative)
maheri (plural vocative)
maheru (locative singular)
maherima (locative plural)
maherom (instrumental singular)
maherima (instrumental plural)


pelc

pȅlc (canonical masculine)
пе̏лц (Cyrillic)
pelc (nominative singular)
pelčevi (nominative plural)
pelca (genitive singular)
pelčeva (genitive plural)
pelcu (dative singular)
pelčevima (dative plural)
pelc (accusative singular)
pelčeve (accusative plural)
pelče (singular vocative)
pelčevi (plural vocative)
pelcu (locative singular)
pelčevima (locative plural)
pelcom (instrumental singular)
pelcem (instrumental singular)
pelčevima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Pelz, ultimately from Latin pellicia.


šturm

štȕrm (canonical masculine)
шту̏рм (Cyrillic)


императора

император император#Serbo-Croatian

inflection of император:
genitive singular/plural

император император#Serbo-Croatian

inflection of император:
accusative singular


спада

спа̑да (canonical feminine)
spȃda (romanization)
спада (nominative singular)
спаде (nominative plural)
спаде (genitive singular)
спада (genitive plural)
спади (dative singular)
спадама (dative plural)
спаду (accusative singular)
спаде (accusative plural)
спадо (singular vocative)
спаде (plural vocative)
спади (locative singular)
спадама (locative plural)
спадом (instrumental singular)
спадама (instrumental plural)


промаха

про̏маха (canonical feminine)
prȍmaha (romanization)

From про- + махати.

prefix

про- + махати

(Bosnia) draft (current of air, usually coming into a room or vehicle)


клипа

кли̏па (canonical feminine)
klȉpa (romanization)
кли̏па (nominative singular)
клипе (nominative plural)
клипе (genitive singular)
кли̑па̄ (genitive plural)
клипи (dative singular)
клипама (dative plural)
клипу (accusative singular)
клипе (accusative plural)
клипо (singular vocative)
клипе (plural vocative)
клипом (locative singular)
клипама (locative plural)
клипи (instrumental singular)
клипама (instrumental plural)

alternative form of кли̑п (“piston; corncob”)


вареника

варѐника (canonical feminine)
varènika (romanization)

From варен + -ика ("the product of boiling").

af

варен + -ика


srča

sr̀ča (canonical feminine)
ср̀ча (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish صرچه (sırça, “glass”).


navrndeda

sh-noun

navrndeda m (Cyrillic spelling наврндеда)

great-great-great-grandfather 5th male ancestor


аниса

head

а̀ниса m inan


статута

стату́та (canonical)
statúta (romanization)


жене

inflection of жена:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


правде

пра̑вдe (canonical feminine)
prȃvde (romanization)

inflection of пра̑вда:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural

inflection of пра̑вда:
genitive singular


бригаде

брига́да бригада#Serbo-Croatian

inflection of брига́да:
genitive singular

брига́да бригада#Serbo-Croatian

inflection of брига́да:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


императору

император император#Serbo-Croatian


императором

sh-noun form

императором (Latin spelling imperatorom)

император император#Serbo-Croatian


императоре

император император#Serbo-Croatian

inflection of император:
accusative plural

император император#Serbo-Croatian

inflection of император:
vocative singular


тесте

тѐсте (canonical neuter)
tèste (romanization)
тѐсте (nominative singular)
тестѐта (nominative plural)
тѐстета (genitive singular)
тѐсте́та̄ (genitive plural)
тѐстету (dative singular)
тестѐтима (dative plural)
тѐсте (accusative singular)
тестѐта (accusative plural)
тѐсте (singular vocative)
тестѐта (plural vocative)
тѐстету (locative singular)
тестѐтима (locative plural)
тѐстетом (instrumental singular)
тестѐтима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish دسته (deste, teste), from Persian دسته (dasta).


пшенице

пшѐнице (canonical)
pšènice (romanization)

inflection of пшеница:
genitive singular

inflection of пшеница:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


пшеницу

пшѐницу (canonical)
pšènicu (romanization)


selotejp

sh-noun

sȅlotejp m (Cyrillic spelling се̏лотејп)

sȅlotejp (canonical masculine)
се̏лотејп (Cyrillic)
selotejp (nominative singular)
selotejpi (nominative plural)
selotejpa (genitive singular)
selotejpa (genitive plural)
selotejpu (dative singular)
selotejpima (dative plural)
selotejp (accusative singular)
selotejpe (accusative plural)
selotejpe (singular vocative)
selotejpi (plural vocative)
selotejpu (locative singular)
selotejpima (locative plural)
selotejpom (instrumental singular)
selotejpima (instrumental plural)


селотејп

се̏лотејп (canonical masculine)
sȅlotejp (romanization)
селотејп (nominative singular)
селотејпи (nominative plural)
селотејпа (genitive singular)
селотејпа (genitive plural)
селотејпу (dative singular)
селотејпима (dative plural)
селотејп (accusative singular)
селотејпе (accusative plural)
селотејпе (singular vocative)
селотејпи (plural vocative)
селотејпу (locative singular)
селотејпима (locative plural)
селотејпом (instrumental singular)
селотејпима (instrumental plural)


hemendeks

hȅmendeks m (Cyrillic spelling хе̏мендекс)

hȅmendeks (canonical masculine)
хе̏мендекс (Cyrillic)
hemedeks (alternative colloquial)
hemendegz (alternative colloquial)
ham-and-eggs (alternative Bosnia Croatia)


хемендекс

хе̏мендекс (canonical masculine)
hȅmendeks (romanization)
хемедекс (alternative colloquial)
хемендегз (alternative colloquial)
ham-and-eggs (alternative Bosnia Croatia)


grad-država

grȃd-dr̀žava m (Cyrillic spelling гра̑д-др̀жава)

grȃd-dr̀žava (canonical masculine)
гра̑д-др̀жава (Cyrillic)


град-држава

гра̑д-др̀жава

гра̑д-др̀жава m (Latin spelling grȃd-dr̀žava)

гра̑д-др̀жава (canonical masculine)
grȃd-dr̀žava (romanization)

град-др‧жа‧ва

град + држава.

compound

град + држава


kornfleks

sh-noun

kȏrnfleks m (Cyrillic spelling ко̑рнфлекс)

kȏrnfleks (canonical masculine)
ко̑рнфлекс (Cyrillic)
korn fleks (alternative)
kornifleks (alternative colloquial)
cornflakes (alternative Bosnia Croatia)


корнфлекс

ко̑рнфлекс (canonical masculine)
kȏrnfleks (romanization)
корн флекс (alternative)
корнифлекс (alternative colloquial)
cornflakes (alternative Bosnia Croatia)


pisme

pȋsme (canonical neuter)
пи̑сме (Cyrillic)
pȋsme (nominative singular)
pismèna (nominative plural)
pismena (genitive singular)
pismena (genitive plural)
pismenu (dative singular)
pismenima (dative plural)
pismene (accusative singular)
pismena (accusative plural)
pismene (singular vocative)
pismena (plural vocative)
pismenu (locative singular)
pismenima (locative plural)
pismenom (instrumental singular)
pismenima (instrumental plural)

Learned borrowing from Old Church Slavonic писмѧ (pismę). This word was in common currency until the early 1800s, when it was displaced in its role by slovo.

(archaic) letter (letter of the alphabet), grapheme


писме

пи̑сме (canonical neuter)
pȋsme (romanization)
писме (nominative singular)
писмена (nominative plural)
писмена (genitive singular)
писмена (genitive plural)
писмену (dative singular)
писменима (dative plural)
писмене (accusative singular)
писмена (accusative plural)
писмене (singular vocative)
писмена (plural vocative)
писмену (locative singular)
писменима (locative plural)
писменом (instrumental singular)
писменима (instrumental plural)

Learned borrowing from Old Church Slavonic писмѧ (pismę). This word was in common currency until the early 1800s, when it was displaced in its role by слово.


шаф

ша̏ф (canonical masculine)
šȁf (romanization)

(regional, colloquial) Alternative form of шра̏ф


шафцигер

шра̀фцӣгер шрафцигер#Serbo-Croatian

(regional, colloquial) Alternative form of шра̀фцӣгер


ледак

ле́дак (canonical masculine)
lédak (romanization)
ле́дак (nominative singular)
леци (nominative plural)
ле́тка (genitive singular)
ледака (genitive plural)
летку (dative singular)
лецима (dative plural)
ледак (accusative singular)
летке (accusative plural)
летку (singular vocative)
леци (plural vocative)
летку (locative singular)
лецима (locative plural)
летком (instrumental singular)
лецима (instrumental plural)

the ice plant (Mesembryanthemum crystallinum)


таобор

та̑обор (canonical masculine)
tȃobor (romanization)

...Ђе је чадор силног цар-Мурата, / усред Турског силна таобора,...

1891, recorded by Vuk Stefanović Karadžić, Srpske narodne pjesme

(archaic, rare) Alternative form of та̑бор


tempao

…kroz koju se na jednom kraju vidješe hram (tempao) Eskulapov, a na drugom Jupiterov.

1838, Ljudevit Gaj, Danica Ilirska, volume 4, number 5:

…through which is seen at one end the temple of Æsculapius, and at the other, of Jupiter.

Zavjetova se, da će na prvoj točki zemlje, gdje živ i zdrav stavi nogu, podignuti tempao na čast Majke Božje.

1895, Vienac: Zabavi i Pouci, number 50:

He swore that, upon the first spot of earth where he placed his foot healthy and alive, he would raise a temple in honor of the Mother of God.


pjesna

pjȅsna (canonical feminine)
пје̏сна (Cyrillic)
pjȅsna (nominative singular)
pjesne (nominative plural)
pjesne (genitive singular)
pjȅsānā (genitive plural)
pjesni (dative singular)
pjesnama (dative plural)
pjesnu (accusative singular)
pjesne (accusative plural)
pjesno (singular vocative)
pjesni (plural vocative)
pjesni (locative singular)
pjesnama (locative plural)
pjesnom (instrumental singular)
pjesnama (instrumental plural)
pȅsna (alternative Ekavian)
pisna (alternative Ikavian)
pjȅsma (alternative)
pjȅsan (alternative)

(archaic) poem (literary piece written in verse)

Пєсна Ужичка
Сву ноћ я заспат’ немого:
Слушаюћ’ коло и пєсне.

1814, Vuk Stefanović Karadžić, Mala prostonarodna slaveno-serbska pjesnarica:

Užice Song
All night I could not fall asleep,
Listening to the circle-dance and songs.


пјесна

пје̏сна (canonical feminine)
pjȅsna (romanization)
пје̏сна (nominative singular)
пјесне (nominative plural)
пјесне (genitive singular)
пје̏са̄на̄ (genitive plural)
пјесни (dative singular)
пјеснама (dative plural)
пјесну (accusative singular)
пјесне (accusative plural)
пјесно (singular vocative)
пјесни (plural vocative)
пјесни (locative singular)
пјеснама (locative plural)
пјесном (instrumental singular)
пјеснама (instrumental plural)
пе̏сна (alternative Ekavian)
писна (alternative Ikavian)
пје̏сма (alternative)
пје̏сан (alternative)
пєсна (alternative)


пєсна

пє̏сна (canonical feminine)
pjȅsna (romanization)


Kampidolj

sh-noun

Kampìdolj m (Cyrillic spelling Кампѝдољ)

Kampìdolj (canonical masculine)
Кампѝдољ (Cyrillic)


Кампидољ

Кампѝдољ (canonical masculine)
Kampìdolj (romanization)


kamrikuša

kamrikuša f (Cyrillic spelling камрикуша)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قناریه قوشی (kanarya quşu), with semantic shift.

bor+

ptica kamrikuša koja je tako velika bila da je mogla końa i čovjeka ponijeti

1870, anonymous author, Bosanske narodne pripovjedke:

the kamrikuša bird, which was so big that it could carry a horse or a person

A fictional large bird featuring in South Slavic folktales.


камрикуша

кам‧ри‧ку‧ша


kandilo

kàndilo (canonical neuter)
ка̀ндило (Cyrillic)
kandilo (nominative singular)
kandila (nominative plural)
kandila (genitive singular)
kandila (genitive plural)
kandilu (dative singular)
kandilima (dative plural)
kandilo (accusative singular)
kandila (accusative plural)
kandilo (singular vocative)
kandila (plural vocative)
kandilu (locative singular)
kandilima (locative plural)
kandilom (instrumental singular)
kandilima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Old Church Slavonic канъдило (kanŭdilo)

A vigil lamp; a cresset, usually hanging and richly decorated, containing a floating wick fed by oil, which is placed before icons and altars.


kadionica

sh-noun

kàdionica f (Cyrillic spelling ка̀дионица)

kàdionica (canonical feminine)
ка̀дионица (Cyrillic)
kadionica (nominative singular)
kadionice (nominative plural)
kadionice (genitive singular)
kadionica (genitive plural)
kadionici (dative singular)
kadionicama (dative plural)
kadionicu (accusative singular)
kadionice (accusative plural)
kadionice (singular vocative)
kadionico (singular vocative)
kadionice (plural vocative)
kadionici (locative singular)
kadionicama (locative plural)
kadionicom (instrumental singular)
kadionicama (instrumental plural)
kadilьnica (alternative obsolete)
kadilnica (alternative obsolete)
kadilica (alternative obsolete rare)
kàdionīk (alternative)
kàdionjīk (alternative rare)
kàdiovnīk (alternative rare)
kàdīljnjāk (alternative rare)
kàdīljnīk (alternative rare)

From earlier kadilnica, from Proto-Slavic *kadidlьnica. By surface analysis, kadilo + -nica.

U zubi je lula, a u ruki žapaļena kadionica, da se puši.

1897, Josip Lovretić, “Narodni Život i Običaji”, in Zbornik za narodni život i običaje južnih Slavena, volume 2:

In his teeth is a pipe, and in his hand is a burning censer, to smoke.

O obliku i ukrasu kadionica nastalih i rađenih na Zapadu do XI. stoljeća možemo suditi uglavnom samo na osnovu izvora i likovnih prikaza, jer rani primjerci, koji se čuvaju po evropskim muzejima, potjecu uglavnom s Istoka.

1958, Yugoslav Academy of Sciences and Arts, Starohrvatska prosvjeta:

We can for the most part determine the forms and decorations of censers developed and made in the West until the 11th century only on the basis of sources and depictions, for the early examples that are held in European musea come primarily from the East.

(slang) An excessively smoky room; a room where there is no clear air due to smokers’ smoke.


кадионица

ка̀дионица (canonical feminine)
kàdionica (romanization)
кадионица (nominative singular)
кадионице (nominative plural)
кадионице (genitive singular)
кадионица (genitive plural)
кадионици (dative singular)
кадионицама (dative plural)
кадионицу (accusative singular)
кадионице (accusative plural)
кадионице (singular vocative)
кадионицо (singular vocative)
кадионице (plural vocative)
кадионици (locative singular)
кадионицама (locative plural)
кадионицом (instrumental singular)
кадионицама (instrumental plural)
кадильница (alternative obsolete)
кадилница (alternative obsolete)
кадилица (alternative obsolete rare)
ка̀дионӣк (alternative)
ка̀диоњӣк (alternative rare)
ка̀диовнӣк (alternative rare)
ка̀дӣљња̄к (alternative rare)
ка̀дӣљњӣк (alternative rare)

ка‧ди‧о‧ни‧ца

From earlier кадилница, from earlier кадильница, from Proto-Slavic *kadidlьnica. By surface analysis, кадило + -ница.


promaja

prȍmaja (canonical feminine)
про̏маја (Cyrillic)

(Serbia, Bosnia, Dalmatia, Montenegro) draft (wind blowing through a room or vehicle)


promaha

prȍmaha (canonical feminine)
про̏маха (Cyrillic)

draft (current of air, usually coming into a room or vehicle)


промаја

про̏маја (canonical feminine)
prȍmaja (romanization)

From про- + махати.

prefix

про- + махати

(Serbia, Bosnia, Dalmatia) draft (current of air, usually coming into a room or vehicle)


пропух

про̏пӯх (canonical masculine)
prȍpūh (romanization)
пропух (nominative singular)
пропуси (nominative plural)
пропуха (genitive singular)
пропуха (genitive plural)
пропуху (dative singular)
пропусима (dative plural)
пропух (accusative singular)
пропухе (accusative plural)
пропуше (singular vocative)
пропуси (plural vocative)
пропуху (locative singular)
пропусима (locative plural)
пропухом (instrumental singular)
пропусима (instrumental plural)

From про- + пухати.

про- + пухати

(Croatia, Herzegovina) draft (current of air, usually coming into a room or vehicle)


sedla

inflection of sedlo:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


leske

inflection of leska:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


askurđel

na glavu mu je bijo onaj stari klopoš-šešir što od sunčanice nosijo je i njegov askurdjel, ta, valda, od Bune.

1964, Bogdan Čiplić, Kadril: roman (šaljivi):

Tu je sjahao moj askurđel!

1993, Đorđe Balašević, Stari Laloški vals:

Znam da ću uspeti, zaboga, zar Vili Šekspir nije neki moj askurđel po ženskoj liniji?

2015, Rastislav Durman, Najnoviji prilozi za razumevanje, izučavanje, nove definicije i biografije:

great-great-great-great-grandfather 6th male ancestor


kurđel

Знате ли ко вам је наврдеда, аскурђел, курђел, куребало, сукордов?

2005 Nov, NIN. Nedeljne informativne novine, volume (Issues 2845-2851):

Да му се отац преврће у гробу! И деда! И прадеда! И чукундеда! И наврндеда! И наврнбаба! И курђел, и аскурђел!

2008, Slobodan Žikić, Братско војевање, трагикомедија из новије историје:

Ja, Budhir, strosek Butimirov, unuk Radgunov i čukununuk Žrnov, čiji je starostavni sveti kurđel svarog, samo sunce neba alzeonskog, naslednih sveti tron predaka mojih.

2012, Slobodan Ćurčić, Veštica i jednorog:

great-great-great-great-great-grandfather 7th male ancestor


аскурђел

Tu je sjahao moj askurđel!


дибек

дѝбек (canonical masculine)
dìbek (romanization)
дибек (nominative singular)
дибеци (nominative plural)
дибека (genitive singular)
дибека (genitive plural)
дибеку (dative singular)
дибецима (dative plural)
дибек (accusative singular)
дибеке (accusative plural)
дибече (singular vocative)
дибеци (plural vocative)
дибеку (locative singular)
дибецима (locative plural)
дибеком (instrumental singular)
дибецима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish دیبك (dibek). Rarely encountered in Serbo-Croatian, more typical for Macedonian, and some rural parts of Bulgaria.

bor+

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


mala nužda

sh-noun

mȃlā nȕžda f (Cyrillic spelling ма̑ла̄ ну̏жда)

mȃlā nȕžda (canonical feminine)
ма̑ла̄ ну̏жда (Cyrillic)

(idiomatic, euphemistic) urination; number one


velika nužda

vèlikā nȕžda f (Cyrillic spelling вѐлика̄ ну̏жда)

vèlikā nȕžda (canonical feminine)
вѐлика̄ ну̏жда (Cyrillic)

(idiomatic, euphemistic) defecation; number two


nedoumica

nedòumica f (Cyrillic spelling недо̀умица)

nedòumica (canonical feminine)
недо̀умица (Cyrillic)
nedòumica (nominative singular)
nedoumice (nominative plural)
nedoumice (genitive singular)
nedoumica (genitive plural)
nedoumici (dative singular)
nedoumicama (dative plural)
nedoumicu (accusative singular)
nedoumice (accusative plural)
nedoumice (singular vocative)
nedoumico (singular vocative)
nedoumice (plural vocative)
nedoumici (locative singular)
nedoumicama (locative plural)
nedoumicom (instrumental singular)
nedoumicama (instrumental plural)

indecision, uncertainty, hesitation, inability to fully settle on some choice or course of action


ponadvor

ponadvór m (Cyrillic spelling понадво́р)

ponadvór (canonical masculine)
понадво́р (Cyrillic)

(Torlakian, euphemistic) excretion of bodily waste; urination or defecation.


osenj

ósenj (canonical masculine)
о́сењ (Cyrillic)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sěnь (“shadow”).


понадвор

понадво́р (canonical masculine)
ponadvór (romanization)


осењ

о́сењ (canonical masculine)
ósenj (romanization)


odozemak

sh-noun

odozémak m (Cyrillic spelling одозе́мак)

odozémak (canonical masculine)
одозе́мак (Cyrillic)

(Torlakian) The lower part of a tree, up to about a meter from the ground.


одоземак

одозе́мак (canonical masculine)
odozémak (romanization)

compound

од + зем + -ак


абаја

sh-noun

аба̀ја, аба́ја

аба̀ја, аба́ја f (Latin spelling abàja, abája)

аба̀ја (canonical)
аба́ја (canonical feminine)
abàja (romanization)
abája (romanization)
ба́ја (alternative)

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

der

Arabic عَبَاءَة (ʕabāʔa)


arbun

àrbūn (canonical masculine)
а̀рбӯн (Cyrillic)
arbun (nominative singular)
arbuni (nominative plural)
arbuna (genitive singular)
arbuna (genitive plural)
arbunu (dative singular)
arbunima (dative plural)
arbuna (accusative singular)
arbune (accusative plural)
arbune (singular vocative)
arbuni (plural vocative)
arbunu (locative singular)
arbunima (locative plural)
arbunom (instrumental singular)
arbunima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Venetan àrbore or arboro or Italian arburo.

the common pandora (Pagellus erythrinus)


арбун

а̀рбӯн (canonical masculine)
àrbūn (romanization)
арбун (nominative singular)
арбуни (nominative plural)
арбуна (genitive singular)
арбуна (genitive plural)
арбуну (dative singular)
арбунима (dative plural)
арбуна (accusative singular)
арбуне (accusative plural)
арбуне (singular vocative)
арбуни (plural vocative)
арбуну (locative singular)
арбунима (locative plural)
арбуном (instrumental singular)
арбунима (instrumental plural)


абдовина

а̀бдовина (canonical feminine)
àbdovina (romanization)
ха̀бдовина (alternative)
а̀птовина (alternative)
ха̀птовина (alternative)
а̀вдовина (alternative)
ха̀вдовина (alternative)
حاودوینه (alternative)
абда (alternative)
абта (alternative)
апта (alternative)
абад (alternative)
абат (alternative)
хабат (alternative)
кабат (alternative)
абдика (alternative Serbia)
абьд (alternative Torlakian)

From абад + -ов + -ина.

suffix

абад + -ов + -ина

Sambucus ebulus
Sambucus ebulus#Translingual


gica

gíca (canonical feminine)
ги́ца (Cyrillic)
gica (nominative singular)
gice (nominative plural)
gice (genitive singular)
gica (genitive plural)
gici (dative singular)
gicama (dative plural)
gicu (accusative singular)
gice (accusative plural)
gico (singular vocative)
gice (plural vocative)
gici (locative singular)
gicama (locative plural)
gicom (instrumental singular)
gicama (instrumental plural)


гица

ги́ца (canonical feminine)
gíca (romanization)
гица (nominative singular)
гице (nominative plural)
гице (genitive singular)
гица (genitive plural)
гици (dative singular)
гицама (dative plural)
гицу (accusative singular)
гице (accusative plural)
гицо (singular vocative)
гице (plural vocative)
гици (locative singular)
гицама (locative plural)
гицом (instrumental singular)
гицама (instrumental plural)


kučence

sh-noun

kučénce, kȕčēnce n (Cyrillic spelling куче́нце, ку̏че̄нце)

kučénce (canonical)
kȕčēnce (canonical neuter)
куче́нце (Cyrillic)
ку̏че̄нце (Cyrillic)


ošišana latinica

ȍšišana latìnica f (Cyrillic spelling о̏шишана латѝница)

ȍšišana latìnica (canonical feminine)
о̏шишана латѝница (Cyrillic)

From ošišati (“to cut hair; to shear”) + latinica (“Latin script”); so called because letters like Š, ć, Dž are without their respective diacritical mark.

Слика 13. Фотографија поруке написане “ошишаном латиницом”, са мобилног телефона старије генерације (Снимљено 13. децембра 2014.)

2015, “ЈЕЗИЧКИ КРАЈОЛИК СРБИЈЕ (ДРУГИ ДЕО): ЖАНРОВСКА ДИГРАФИЈА И СЕМИОТИЗАЦИЈА ПИСAМА [THE LINGUISTIC LANDSCAPE OF SERBIA (PART TWO): GENRE DIGRAPHIA AND SCRIPT SEMIOTIZATION]”, in Antropologija [Anthropology], volume 15, number 3, Belgrade: University of Belgrade, Faculty of Philosophy, Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology, →ISSN, UDK: 316.75:[003.344+003.349(497.11), retrieved 2016-10-06, page 91:

Picture 13. Photography of a message written in "sheared Latin script", from an earlier generation mobile phone (Taken on Dec. 13th 2014)

Slika 13. Fotografija poruke napisane “ošišanom latinicom”, sa mobilnog telefona starije generacije (Snimljeno 13. decembra 2014.)

Greške su: [...] nedosljedno navođenje imena autora prilikom slanja radova časopisima (koriste se znaci tzv. „ošišana latinica“, dj i đ, srednje slovo, inicijal vs. puno ime itd.) [...]

2016, Aleksandra Vidović, Citatne baze podataka : priručnik [Citation databases : a handbook], Banja Luka: Panevropski univerzitet Apeiron, →ISBN, archived from the original on 2016-10-14, page 32:

Errors are: … inconsistent quoting of authors' names when sending articles to journals (signs or the so called "sheared Latin script" is used, dj and đ, middle letter, initials vs. full name etc.) …

Serbo-Croatian Latin script without the diacritics (literally "sheared Latin script").


ошишана латиница

ошишана латиница

ошишана латиница f (Latin spelling ošišana latinica)

From ošišati (“to cut hair, to shear”) + latinica (“Latin script”); so called because letters like Š, ć, Dž are without their respective diacritical mark.

Serbo-Croatian Latin script without the diacritics.


guza

gúza f (Cyrillic spelling гу́за, diminutive gùzica)

gúza (canonical feminine)
гу́за (Cyrillic)
gùzica (diminutive)
guza (nominative singular)
guze (nominative plural)
guze (genitive singular)
guza (genitive plural)
guzi (dative singular)
guzama (dative plural)
guzu (accusative singular)
guze (accusative plural)
guzo (singular vocative)
guze (plural vocative)
guzi (locative singular)
guzama (locative plural)
guzom (instrumental singular)
guzama (instrumental plural)


guza

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


алуминијум

sh-noun

алу̀мӣнијум m (Latin spelling alùmīnijum)

алу̀мӣнијум (canonical masculine)
alùmīnijum (romanization)
алу̀мӣниј (alternative Croatia)


dezen

dèzēn (canonical masculine)
дѐзе̄н (Cyrillic)
dezen (nominative singular)
dezeni (nominative plural)
dezena (genitive singular)
dezena (genitive plural)
dezenu (dative singular)
dezenima (dative plural)
dezen (accusative singular)
dezene (accusative plural)
dezenu (singular vocative)
dezeni (plural vocative)
dezenu (locative singular)
dezenima (locative plural)
dezenom (instrumental singular)
dezenima (instrumental plural)


kom.

Abbreviation of komad (“piece (of)”). Or Abbreviation of komada (“pieces (of)”).


токмак

то̀кмак (canonical masculine)
tòkmak (romanization)
токмак (nominative singular)
токмаци (nominative plural)
токмака (genitive singular)
токмака (genitive plural)
токмаку (dative singular)
токмацима (dative plural)
токмак (accusative singular)
токмаке (accusative plural)
токмаче (singular vocative)
токмаци (plural vocative)
токмаку (locative singular)
токмацима (locative plural)
токмаком (instrumental singular)
токмацима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish طوقماق (tokmak).


tobelija

tobèlija (canonical feminine)
тобѐлија (Cyrillic)


muškobanja

sh-noun

muškòbanja f (Cyrillic spelling мушко̀бања)

muškòbanja (canonical feminine)
мушко̀бања (Cyrillic)


virdžina

вирџина (Cyrillic)
virdžina (nominative singular)
virdžine (nominative plural)
virdžine (genitive singular)
virdžina (genitive plural)
virdžini (dative singular)
virdžinama (dative plural)
virdžinu (accusative singular)
virdžine (accusative plural)
virdžino (singular vocative)
virdžine (plural vocative)
virdžini (locative singular)
virdžinama (locative plural)
virdžinom (instrumental singular)
virdžinama (instrumental plural)


mohar

mòhār or mȍhār m (Cyrillic spelling мо̀ха̄р or мо̏ха̄р)

mòhār (canonical)
mȍhār (canonical masculine)
мо̀ха̄р (Cyrillic)
мо̏ха̄р (Cyrillic)
mohar (nominative singular)
mohari (nominative plural)
mohara (genitive singular)
mohara (genitive plural)
moharu (dative singular)
moharima (dative plural)
mohar (accusative singular)
mohare (accusative plural)
mohare (singular vocative)
mohari (plural vocative)
moharu (locative singular)
moharima (locative plural)
moharom (instrumental singular)
moharima (instrumental plural)

Alternative form of muhar (“foxtail millet”)


sangrija

sangrìja (canonical feminine)
сангрѝја (Cyrillic)
sangrija (nominative singular)
sangrije (nominative plural)
sangrije (genitive singular)
sangrija (genitive plural)
sangriji (dative singular)
sangrijama (dative plural)
sangriju (accusative singular)
sangrije (accusative plural)
sangrijo (singular vocative)
sangrije (plural vocative)
sangriji (locative singular)
sangrijama (locative plural)
sangrijom (instrumental singular)
sangrijama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Spanish sangría, derivative of sangre (“blood”), from Latin sanguis, due to its color.


сангрија

сангрѝја (canonical feminine)
sangrìja (romanization)
сангрија (nominative singular)
сангрије (nominative plural)
сангрије (genitive singular)
сангрија (genitive plural)
сангрији (dative singular)
сангријама (dative plural)
сангрију (accusative singular)
сангрије (accusative plural)
сангријо (singular vocative)
сангрије (plural vocative)
сангрији (locative singular)
сангријама (locative plural)
сангријом (instrumental singular)
сангријама (instrumental plural)


ostajnica

ostajnica f (Cyrillic spelling остајница)

остајница (Cyrillic)
ostajnica (nominative singular)
ostajnice (nominative plural)
ostajnice (genitive singular)
ostajnica (genitive plural)
ostajnici (dative singular)
ostajnicama (dative plural)
ostajnicu (accusative singular)
ostajnice (accusative plural)
ostajnico (singular vocative)
ostajnice (plural vocative)
ostajnici (locative singular)
ostajnicama (locative plural)
ostajnicom (instrumental singular)
ostajnicama (instrumental plural)

M. Gušić: Ostajnica – tobelija – virdžina

, Персида Томић, Гласник Етнографског музеја у Београду бр. 28-29: Bulletin du Musée...

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klen

klȅn (canonical masculine)
кле̏н (Cyrillic)
klȅn (nominative singular)
klènovi (nominative plural)
klèna (genitive singular)
klénōvā (genitive plural)
klènu (dative singular)
klènovima (dative plural)
klȅn (accusative singular)
klènove (accusative plural)
klȅne (singular vocative)
klènovi (plural vocative)
klènu (locative singular)
klènovima (locative plural)
klènom (instrumental singular)
klènovima (instrumental plural)
klènovina (alternative)
kljȅn (alternative dialectal nonstandard)
klȅnj (alternative dialectal nonstandard)
klȉjen (alternative dialectal nonstandard)

Acer campestre
Acer campestre#Translingual


klen

klȅn (canonical masculine)
кле̏н (Cyrillic)
klȅn (nominative singular)
klènovi (nominative plural)
klèna (genitive singular)
klénōvā (genitive plural)
klènu (dative singular)
klènovima (dative plural)
klȅn (accusative singular)
klènove (accusative plural)
klȅne (singular vocative)
klènovi (plural vocative)
klènu (locative singular)
klènovima (locative plural)
klènom (instrumental singular)
klènovima (instrumental plural)
klijȇn (alternative dialectal nonstandard)

Leuciscus cephalus
Leuciscus cephalus#Translingual


игранка

igranka (romanization)
игранкa (nominative singular)
игранкe (nominative plural)
игранкe (genitive singular)
игранкa (genitive plural)
игранкi (dative singular)
игранкama (dative plural)
игранкu (accusative singular)
игранкe (accusative plural)
игранкo (singular vocative)
игранкe (plural vocative)
игранкi (locative singular)
игранкama (locative plural)
игранкom (instrumental singular)
игранкama (instrumental plural)

dance (the social gathering where dancing is the main activity)


пелин

пѐлин (canonical masculine)
pèlin (romanization)
пелен (alternative)

artemisia (Artemisia gen. et spp.), especially

Artemisia absinthium
Artemisia absinthium#Translingual

grande wormwood, absinthe (Artemisia absinthium)


sklek

sklȅk (canonical masculine)
скле̏к (Cyrillic)

From s- + a back-formation from kléčati.


juhe

inflection of juha:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


мим

mim (romanization)
мим (nominative singular)
мимови (nominative plural)
мима (genitive singular)
мимова (genitive plural)
миму (dative singular)
мимовима (dative plural)
мима (accusative singular)
мимове (accusative plural)
миму (singular vocative)
мимови (plural vocative)
миму (locative singular)
мимовима (locative plural)
мимом (instrumental singular)
мимовима (instrumental plural)


sunca

genitive and plural and genitive plural of sunce


zevalica

zévalica f (Cyrillic spelling зе́валица)

zévalica (canonical feminine)
зе́валица (Cyrillic)
zévalica (nominative singular)
zévalice (nominative plural)
zévalice (genitive singular)
zévalica (genitive plural)
zévalici (dative singular)
zévalicama (dative plural)
zévalicu (accusative singular)
zévalice (accusative plural)
zévalico (singular vocative)
zévalice (plural vocative)
zévalici (locative singular)
zévalicama (locative plural)
zévalicom (instrumental singular)
zévalicama (instrumental plural)
zijévalica (alternative Ijekavian)
zívalica (alternative Ikavian)


vinč

vȉnč (canonical feminine)
ви̏нч (Cyrillic)