jurt

јурт (Cyrillic)
jurt (nominative singular)
jurti (nominative plural)
jurta (genitive singular)
jurta (genitive plural)
jurtu (dative singular)
jurtima (dative plural)
jurt (accusative singular)
jurte (accusative plural)
jurte (singular vocative)
jurti (plural vocative)
jurtu (locative singular)
jurtima (locative plural)
jurtom (instrumental singular)
jurtima (instrumental plural)


kamila

kàmila (canonical feminine)
ка̀мила (Cyrillic)
kàmila (nominative singular)
kamile (nominative plural)
kamile (genitive singular)
kȁmīlā (genitive plural)
kamili (dative singular)
kamilama (dative plural)
kamilu (accusative singular)
kamile (accusative plural)
kamilo (singular vocative)
kamile (plural vocative)
kamili (locative singular)
kamilama (locative plural)
kamilom (instrumental singular)
kamilama (instrumental plural)

From Latin camēlus, from Ancient Greek κάμηλος (kámēlos), from a Semitic source, ultimately from Proto-Semitic *gamal-; compare Arabic جَمَل (jamal) and Hebrew גמל (gamál).


шатор

ша̏тор (canonical masculine)
šȁtor (romanization)
шатор (nominative singular)
шатори (nominative plural)
шатора (genitive singular)
шатора (genitive plural)
шатору (dative singular)
шаторима (dative plural)
шатор (accusative singular)
шаторе (accusative plural)
шаторе (singular vocative)
шатори (plural vocative)
шатору (locative singular)
шаторима (locative plural)
шатором (instrumental singular)
шаторима (instrumental plural)
ча̏дор (alternative expressively)

Borrowed from Hungarian sátor, from a Turkic language.


šator

šȁtor (canonical masculine)
ша̏тор (Cyrillic)
šator (nominative singular)
šatori (nominative plural)
šatora (genitive singular)
šatora (genitive plural)
šatoru (dative singular)
šatorima (dative plural)
šator (accusative singular)
šatore (accusative plural)
šatore (singular vocative)
šatori (plural vocative)
šatoru (locative singular)
šatorima (locative plural)
šatorom (instrumental singular)
šatorima (instrumental plural)
čador (alternative expressively)


fantom

fàntōm (canonical masculine)
фа̀нто̄м (Cyrillic)
fàntōm (nominative singular)
fantomi (nominative plural)
fantóma (genitive singular)
fantoma (genitive plural)
fantomu (dative singular)
fantomima (dative plural)
fantoma (accusative singular)
fantome (accusative plural)
fantome (singular vocative)
fantomi (plural vocative)
fantomu (locative singular)
fantomima (locative plural)
fantomom (instrumental singular)
fantomima (instrumental plural)


riboflavin

sh-noun

riboflàvīn m (Cyrillic spelling рибофла̀вӣн)

riboflàvīn (canonical masculine)
рибофла̀вӣн (Cyrillic)
riboflàvīn (nominative singular)
riboflavína (genitive singular)
riboflavínu (dative singular)
riboflàvīn (accusative singular)
rȉboflavīne (singular vocative)
riboflavínu (locative singular)
riboflavínom (instrumental singular)


kare

каре (Cyrillic)
kare (nominative singular)
karei (nominative plural)
karea (genitive singular)
karea (genitive plural)
kareu (dative singular)
kareima (dative plural)
kare (accusative singular)
karee (accusative plural)
kareu (singular vocative)
karei (plural vocative)
kareu (locative singular)
kareima (locative plural)
kareom (instrumental singular)
kareima (instrumental plural)

svinjski kare


nona

Borrowed from Venetan nona. Ultimately borrowed from Medieval Latin nonna.


gangster

gàngster m (Cyrillic spelling га̀нгстер)

gàngster (canonical masculine)
га̀нгстер (Cyrillic)
gangster (nominative singular)
gangsteri (nominative plural)
gangstera (genitive singular)
gangstera (genitive plural)
gangsteru (dative singular)
gangsterima (dative plural)
gangstera (accusative singular)
gangstere (accusative plural)
gangsteru (singular vocative)
gangsteri (plural vocative)
gangsteru (locative singular)
gangsterima (locative plural)
gangsterom (instrumental singular)
gangsterima (instrumental plural)


живот

жѝвот (canonical masculine)
žìvot (romanization)
жѝвот (nominative singular)
животи (nominative plural)
живо̀та (genitive singular)
живо́та̄ (genitive plural)
животу (dative singular)
животима (dative plural)
живот (accusative singular)
животе (accusative plural)
животе (singular vocative)
животи (plural vocative)
животу (locative singular)
животима (locative plural)
животом (instrumental singular)
животима (instrumental plural)


čaša

čȁša (canonical feminine)
ча̏ша (Cyrillic)
čȁša (nominative singular)
čaše (nominative plural)
čaše (genitive singular)
čȃšā (genitive plural)
čaši (dative singular)
čašama (dative plural)
čašu (accusative singular)
čaše (accusative plural)
čašo (singular vocative)
čaše (plural vocative)
čaši (locative singular)
čašama (locative plural)
čašom (instrumental singular)
čašama (instrumental plural)

čaša ml(ij)eka


чаша

ча̏ша (canonical feminine)
čȁša (romanization)
ча̏ша (nominative singular)
чаше (nominative plural)
чаше (genitive singular)
ча̑ша̄ (genitive plural)
чаши (dative singular)
чашама (dative plural)
чашу (accusative singular)
чаше (accusative plural)
чашо (singular vocative)
чаше (plural vocative)
чаши (locative singular)
чашама (locative plural)
чашом (instrumental singular)
чашама (instrumental plural)

чаша мл(иј)ека


огледало

оглѐдало (canonical neuter)
oglèdalo (romanization)
огледало (nominative singular)
огледала (nominative plural)
огледала (genitive singular)
огледала (genitive plural)
огледалу (dative singular)
огледалима (dative plural)
огледало (accusative singular)
огледала (accusative plural)
огледало (singular vocative)
огледала (plural vocative)
огледалу (locative singular)
огледалима (locative plural)
огледалом (instrumental singular)
огледалима (instrumental plural)


ogledalo

oglèdalo (canonical neuter)
оглѐдало (Cyrillic)
ogledalo (nominative singular)
ogledala (nominative plural)
ogledala (genitive singular)
ogledala (genitive plural)
ogledalu (dative singular)
ogledalima (dative plural)
ogledalo (accusative singular)
ogledala (accusative plural)
ogledalo (singular vocative)
ogledala (plural vocative)
ogledalu (locative singular)
ogledalima (locative plural)
ogledalom (instrumental singular)
ogledalima (instrumental plural)


večera

vèčera (canonical feminine)
вѐчера (Cyrillic)
vèčera (nominative singular)
vèčere (nominative plural)
vèčerē (genitive singular)
vèčērā (genitive plural)
vèčeri (dative singular)
vèčerama (dative plural)
vèčeru (accusative singular)
vèčere (accusative plural)
vèčero (singular vocative)
vèčere (plural vocative)
vèčeri (locative singular)
vèčerama (locative plural)
vèčerōm (instrumental singular)
vèčerama (instrumental plural)

supper, dinner (last meal of the day eaten in the late evening)


doručak

dòručak (canonical masculine)
до̀ручак (Cyrillic)
doručak (nominative singular)
doručci (nominative plural)
doručka (genitive singular)
doručaka (genitive plural)
doručku (dative singular)
doručcima (dative plural)
doručak (accusative singular)
doručke (accusative plural)
doručku (singular vocative)
doručci (plural vocative)
doručku (locative singular)
doručcima (locative plural)
doručkom (instrumental singular)
doručcima (instrumental plural)


ručak

rúčak (canonical masculine)
ру́чак (Cyrillic)
rúčak (nominative singular)
rùčkovi (nominative plural)
rúčka (genitive singular)
rúčākā (genitive plural)
rùčkōvā (genitive plural)
rúčku (dative singular)
rùčkovima (dative plural)
rúčak (accusative singular)
rùčkove (accusative plural)
rúčku (singular vocative)
rùčkovi (plural vocative)
rúčku (locative singular)
rùčkovima (locative plural)
rúčkom (instrumental singular)
rùčkovima (instrumental plural)

Deverbal from ručati. First attested in the 16th century.

lunch, dinner (midday meal), usually the main meal of the day


sveska

svȅska (canonical feminine)
све̏ска (Cyrillic)
sveska (nominative singular)
sveske (nominative plural)
sveske (genitive singular)
svȅzaka (genitive plural)
svesci (dative singular)
sveskama (dative plural)
svesku (accusative singular)
sveske (accusative plural)
svesko (singular vocative)
sveske (plural vocative)
svesci (locative singular)
sveskama (locative plural)
sveskom (instrumental singular)
sveskama (instrumental plural)


taksi

tàksi (canonical masculine)
та̀кси (Cyrillic)
taksi (nominative singular)
taksiji (nominative plural)
taksija (genitive singular)
taksija (genitive plural)
taksiju (dative singular)
taksijima (dative plural)
taksi (accusative singular)
taksije (accusative plural)
taksi (singular vocative)
taksiji (plural vocative)
taksiju (locative singular)
taksijima (locative plural)
taksijem (instrumental singular)
taksijima (instrumental plural)


улица

у̏лица (canonical feminine)
ȕlica (romanization)
улица (nominative singular)
улице (nominative plural)
улице (genitive singular)
улица (genitive plural)
улици (dative singular)
улицама (dative plural)
улицу (accusative singular)
улице (accusative plural)
улицо (singular vocative)
улице (plural vocative)
улици (locative singular)
улицама (locative plural)
улицом (instrumental singular)
улицама (instrumental plural)


свеска

све̏ска (canonical feminine)
svȅska (romanization)


ручак

ру́чак (canonical masculine)
rúčak (romanization)
ру́чак (nominative singular)
ру́чкови (nominative plural)
ру́чка (genitive singular)
ру̑ча̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
ру́чко̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
ручку (dative singular)
ручковима (dative plural)
ручак (accusative singular)
ручкове (accusative plural)
ручку (singular vocative)
ручкови (plural vocative)
ручку (locative singular)
ручковима (locative plural)
ручком (instrumental singular)
ручковима (instrumental plural)


доручак

до̀ручак (canonical masculine)
dòručak (romanization)
доручак (nominative singular)
доручци (nominative plural)
доручка (genitive singular)
доручака (genitive plural)
доручку (dative singular)
доручцима (dative plural)
доручак (accusative singular)
доручке (accusative plural)
доручку (singular vocative)
доручци (plural vocative)
доручку (locative singular)
доручцима (locative plural)
доручком (instrumental singular)
доручцима (instrumental plural)


вечера

вѐчера (canonical feminine)
vèčera (romanization)
вечера (nominative singular)
вечере (nominative plural)
вечере (genitive singular)
вечера (genitive plural)
вечери (dative singular)
вечерама (dative plural)
вечеру (accusative singular)
вечере (accusative plural)
вечеро (singular vocative)
вечере (plural vocative)
вечери (locative singular)
вечерама (locative plural)
вечером (instrumental singular)
вечерама (instrumental plural)

the last meal of the day, supper, dinner, eaten in the late evening and not the main meal of the day


храна

хра́на (canonical feminine)
hrána (romanization)
храна (nominative singular)
хране (nominative plural)
хране (genitive singular)
храна (genitive plural)
храни (dative singular)
хранама (dative plural)
храну (accusative singular)
хране (accusative plural)
храно (singular vocative)
хране (plural vocative)
храни (locative singular)
хранама (locative plural)
храном (instrumental singular)
хранама (instrumental plural)


преопширност

преопширност f (Latin spelling preopširnost)


preopširnost

preopširnost f (Cyrillic spelling преопширност)

преопширност (Cyrillic)


драматургија

драмату̀ргија

драмату̀ргија f (Latin spelling dramatùrgija)

драмату̀ргија (canonical feminine)
dramatùrgija (romanization)
драматургија (nominative singular)
драматургије (nominative plural)
драматургије (genitive singular)
драматургија (genitive plural)
драматургији (dative singular)
драматургијама (dative plural)
драматургију (accusative singular)
драматургије (accusative plural)
драматургијо (singular vocative)
драматургије (plural vocative)
драматургији (locative singular)
драматургијама (locative plural)
драматургијом (instrumental singular)
драматургијама (instrumental plural)

дра‧ма‧тур‧ги‧ја


dramaturgija

dramatùrgija f (Cyrillic spelling драмату̀ргија)

dramatùrgija (canonical feminine)
драмату̀ргија (Cyrillic)
dramaturgija (nominative singular)
dramaturgije (nominative plural)
dramaturgije (genitive singular)
dramaturgija (genitive plural)
dramaturgiji (dative singular)
dramaturgijama (dative plural)
dramaturgiju (accusative singular)
dramaturgije (accusative plural)
dramaturgijo (singular vocative)
dramaturgije (plural vocative)
dramaturgiji (locative singular)
dramaturgijama (locative plural)
dramaturgijom (instrumental singular)
dramaturgijama (instrumental plural)


главни број

главни број m (Latin spelling glavni broj)


glavni broj

glavni broj m (Cyrillic spelling главни број)

главни број (Cyrillic)


пшеница

пшѐница f (Latin spelling pšènica, relational adjective пшѐничнӣ)

пшѐница (canonical feminine)
pšènica (romanization)
пшѐничнӣ (adjective relational)
пшѐница (nominative singular)
пшѐнице (nominative plural)
пшѐнице (genitive singular)
пшѐница (genitive plural)
пшѐници (dative singular)
пшѐницама (dative plural)
пшѐницу (accusative singular)
пшѐнице (accusative plural)
пшѐницо (singular vocative)
пшѐнице (plural vocative)
пшѐници (locative singular)
пшѐницама (locative plural)
пшѐницом (instrumental singular)
пшѐницама (instrumental plural)


pšenica

pšènica f (Cyrillic spelling пшѐница, relational adjective pšèničnī)

pšènica (canonical feminine)
пшѐница (Cyrillic)
pšèničnī (adjective relational)
pšènica (nominative singular)
pšènice (nominative plural)
pšènice (genitive singular)
pšènica (genitive plural)
pšènici (dative singular)
pšènicama (dative plural)
pšènicu (accusative singular)
pšènice (accusative plural)
pšènico (singular vocative)
pšènice (plural vocative)
pšènici (locative singular)
pšènicama (locative plural)
pšènicom (instrumental singular)
pšènicama (instrumental plural)


рижа

ри́жа (canonical feminine)
ríža (romanization)
рижа (nominative singular)
риже (nominative plural)
риже (genitive singular)
рижа (genitive plural)
рижи (dative singular)
рижама (dative plural)
рижу (accusative singular)
риже (accusative plural)
рижо (singular vocative)
риже (plural vocative)
рижи (locative singular)
рижама (locative plural)
рижом (instrumental singular)
рижама (instrumental plural)

From Hungarian rizsa, a dialectal form of rizs; see there for more. Doublet of пѝринач through an early Iranian common ancestor.


riža

ríža (canonical feminine)
ри́жа (Cyrillic)
riža (nominative singular)
riže (nominative plural)
riže (genitive singular)
riža (genitive plural)
riži (dative singular)
rižama (dative plural)
rižu (accusative singular)
riže (accusative plural)
rižo (singular vocative)
riže (plural vocative)
riži (locative singular)
rižama (locative plural)
rižom (instrumental singular)
rižama (instrumental plural)

From Hungarian rizsa, a dialectal form of rizs; see there for more. Doublet of pìrinač through an early Iranian common ancestor.


goblin

гоблин (Cyrillic)
goblin (nominative singular)
goblini (nominative plural)
goblina (genitive singular)
goblina (genitive plural)
goblinu (dative singular)
goblinima (dative plural)
goblina (accusative singular)
gobline (accusative plural)
gobline (singular vocative)
goblini (plural vocative)
goblinu (locative singular)
goblinima (locative plural)
goblinom (instrumental singular)
goblinima (instrumental plural)


orkan

òrkān (canonical masculine)
о̀рка̄н (Cyrillic)
òrkān (nominative singular)
orkani (nominative plural)
orkána (genitive singular)
orkana (genitive plural)
orkanu (dative singular)
orkanima (dative plural)
orkan (accusative singular)
orkane (accusative plural)
orkane (singular vocative)
orkani (plural vocative)
orkanu (locative singular)
orkanima (locative plural)
orkanom (instrumental singular)
orkanima (instrumental plural)


talisman

talìsmān m (Cyrillic spelling талѝсма̄н)

talìsmān (canonical masculine)
талѝсма̄н (Cyrillic)
talìsmān (nominative singular)
talismani (nominative plural)
talismána (genitive singular)
talismana (genitive plural)
talismanu (dative singular)
talismanima (dative plural)
talisman (accusative singular)
talismane (accusative plural)
talismane (singular vocative)
talismani (plural vocative)
talismanu (locative singular)
talismanima (locative plural)
talismanom (instrumental singular)
talismanima (instrumental plural)

From French talisman or Spanish talismán.


medu

dative/vocative/locative singular of med


ljepota

ljepòta (canonical feminine)
љепо̀та (Cyrillic)
ljepòta (nominative singular)
ljepòte (nominative plural)
ljepòtē (genitive singular)
ljepótā (genitive plural)
ljepòti (dative singular)
ljepòtama (dative plural)
ljepòtu (accusative singular)
ljepòte (accusative plural)
ljȅpoto (singular vocative)
ljepòto (singular vocative)
ljepòte (plural vocative)
ljepòti (locative singular)
ljepòtama (locative plural)
ljepòtōm (instrumental singular)
ljepòtama (instrumental plural)
ljepòta (nominative singular)
ljȅpote (nominative plural)
ljepòtē (genitive singular)
ljepótā (genitive plural)
ljȅpoti (dative singular)
ljepòtama (dative plural)
ljȅpotu (accusative singular)
ljȅpote (accusative plural)
ljȅpoto (singular vocative)
ljȅpote (plural vocative)
ljepòti (locative singular)
ljepòtama (locative plural)
ljepòtōm (instrumental singular)
ljepòtama (instrumental plural)
lepota (alternative Ekavian)
lipota (alternative Ikavian)
lěpota (alternative Croatia obsolete)

Lip obras, suitloſti ki ſunzu odſiua,
Araiske liposti lipotom dobiua,

1551, Marin Darxich, “[Cemuie priuerno (iaoh) moie sluxenie?]”, in Piesni Marina Darxichia viedno stavgliene smnosim drvsim liepim stvarmi, published 1607, page 14:

A beautiful visage, which shines back at the Sun,
And overpowers heavenly beauties with its beauty

Lip obraz, svitlosti ki suncu odsiva,
A rajske liposti lipotom dobiva

ljepota djevojka

N/ mile ciuo sam daimax gospogiu
po/ liepotu od suieta

1551, Marin Darxich, “Comedia … odunda maroia [= Dundo Maroje]”, in Stracci di prose e di versi, tolti dalla Komedie di Marino Darscich [Rešetarov rukopis], published ~1550, page 36r:

Niko: Mile, I've heard you've got a mistress.
Pijero: The most beautiful in the world!

Niko: Mile, čuo sam da imaš gospođu.
Pijero: Ljepotu od svijeta!

(archaic, poetic) glory, the most beautiful (typically: ljepota od [genitive])


lepota

lepòta (canonical feminine)
лепо̀та (Cyrillic)
lepota (nominative singular)
lepote (nominative plural)
lepote (genitive singular)
lepota (genitive plural)
lepoti (dative singular)
lepotama (dative plural)
lepotu (accusative singular)
lepote (accusative plural)
lepoto (singular vocative)
lepote (plural vocative)
lepoti (locative singular)
lepotama (locative plural)
lepotom (instrumental singular)
lepotama (instrumental plural)
ljepòta (alternative Ijekavian)
lipota (alternative Ikavian)


лепота

лепо̀та (canonical feminine)
lepòta (romanization)
лепота (nominative singular)
лепоте (nominative plural)
лепоте (genitive singular)
лепота (genitive plural)
лепоти (dative singular)
лепотама (dative plural)
лепоту (accusative singular)
лепоте (accusative plural)
лепото (singular vocative)
лепоте (plural vocative)
лепоти (locative singular)
лепотама (locative plural)
лепотом (instrumental singular)
лепотама (instrumental plural)
љепо̀та (alternative Ijekavian)
липота (alternative Ikavian)


аеродром

аеро̀дромскӣ

аеро̀дром m (Latin spelling aeròdrom, relational adjective аеро̀дромскӣ)

аеро̀дром (canonical masculine)
aeròdrom (romanization)
аеро̀дромскӣ (adjective relational)
аеродром (nominative singular)
аеродроми (nominative plural)
аеродрома (genitive singular)
аеродрома (genitive plural)
аеродрому (dative singular)
аеродромима (dative plural)
аеродром (accusative singular)
аеродроме (accusative plural)
аеродроме (singular vocative)
аеродроми (plural vocative)
аеродрому (locative singular)
аеродромима (locative plural)
аеродромом (instrumental singular)
аеродромима (instrumental plural)


aerodrom

aeròdrom m (Cyrillic spelling аеро̀дром, relational adjective aeròdromskī)

aeròdrom (canonical masculine)
аеро̀дром (Cyrillic)
aeròdromskī (adjective relational)
aerodrom (nominative singular)
aerodromi (nominative plural)
aerodroma (genitive singular)
aerodroma (genitive plural)
aerodromu (dative singular)
aerodromima (dative plural)
aerodrom (accusative singular)
aerodrome (accusative plural)
aerodrome (singular vocative)
aerodromi (plural vocative)
aerodromu (locative singular)
aerodromima (locative plural)
aerodromom (instrumental singular)
aerodromima (instrumental plural)


бресква

бре̏сква (canonical feminine)
brȅskva (romanization)
бресква (nominative singular)
брескве (nominative plural)
брескве (genitive singular)
бре̏са̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
бре̏сквӣ (genitive plural)
брескви (dative singular)
бресквама (dative plural)
брескву (accusative singular)
брескве (accusative plural)
брескво (singular vocative)
брескве (plural vocative)
брескви (locative singular)
бресквама (locative plural)
бресквом (instrumental singular)
бресквама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *bersky from Latin persicum.


breskva

brȅskva (canonical feminine)
бре̏сква (Cyrillic)
breskva (nominative singular)
breskve (nominative plural)
breskvē (genitive singular)
brȅsākā (genitive plural)
brȅskvī (genitive plural)
breskvi (dative singular)
breskvama (dative plural)
breskvu (accusative singular)
breskve (accusative plural)
breskvo (singular vocative)
breskve (plural vocative)
breskvi (locative singular)
breskvama (locative plural)
breskvōm (instrumental singular)
breskvama (instrumental plural)


marama

màrama (canonical feminine)
ма̀рама (Cyrillic)
marama (nominative singular)
marame (nominative plural)
marame (genitive singular)
marama (genitive plural)
marami (dative singular)
maramama (dative plural)
maramu (accusative singular)
marame (accusative plural)
maramo (singular vocative)
marame (plural vocative)
marami (locative singular)
maramama (locative plural)
maramom (instrumental singular)
maramama (instrumental plural)

→ Ladino: maramán (“napkin, serviette”) (Balkan)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish محرمه (whence Turkish mahrama), from Arabic مَحْرَمة (maḥrama, “kerchief”).


марама

ма̀рама (canonical feminine)
màrama (romanization)
марама (nominative singular)
мараме (nominative plural)
мараме (genitive singular)
марама (genitive plural)
марами (dative singular)
марамама (dative plural)
мараму (accusative singular)
мараме (accusative plural)
марамо (singular vocative)
мараме (plural vocative)
марами (locative singular)
марамама (locative plural)
марамом (instrumental singular)
марамама (instrumental plural)


марамица

ма̀рамица (canonical feminine)
màramica (romanization)
марамица (nominative singular)
марамице (nominative plural)
марамице (genitive singular)
марамица (genitive plural)
марамици (dative singular)
марамицама (dative plural)
марамицу (accusative singular)
марамице (accusative plural)
марамице (singular vocative)
марамицо (singular vocative)
марамице (plural vocative)
марамици (locative singular)
марамицама (locative plural)
марамицом (instrumental singular)
марамицама (instrumental plural)

From ма̀рама + -ица.

af

ма̀рама + -ица


maramica

sh-noun

màramica f (Cyrillic spelling ма̀рамица)

màramica (canonical feminine)
ма̀рамица (Cyrillic)
maramica (nominative singular)
maramice (nominative plural)
maramice (genitive singular)
maramica (genitive plural)
maramici (dative singular)
maramicama (dative plural)
maramicu (accusative singular)
maramice (accusative plural)
maramice (singular vocative)
maramico (singular vocative)
maramice (plural vocative)
maramici (locative singular)
maramicama (locative plural)
maramicom (instrumental singular)
maramicama (instrumental plural)


маказе

ма̀казе (canonical feminine)
màkaze (romanization)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish مقاص (makas), from Arabic مِقَصّ (miqaṣṣ).

bor+

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


makaze

màkaze (canonical feminine)
ма̀казе (Cyrillic)
makaze (nominative plural)
makaza (genitive plural)
makazama (dative plural)
makaze (accusative plural)
makaze (plural vocative)
makazama (locative plural)
makazama (instrumental plural)


ep

ȇp (canonical masculine)
е̑п (Cyrillic)
ep (nominative singular)
epovi (nominative plural)
epa (genitive singular)
epova (genitive plural)
epu (dative singular)
epovima (dative plural)
ep (accusative singular)
epove (accusative plural)
epe (singular vocative)
epovi (plural vocative)
epu (locative singular)
epovima (locative plural)
epom (instrumental singular)
epovima (instrumental plural)


mačor

mȁčor (canonical masculine)
ма̏чор (Cyrillic)
mačor (nominative singular)
mačori (nominative plural)
mačora (genitive singular)
mačora (genitive plural)
mačoru (dative singular)
mačorima (dative plural)
mačora (accusative singular)
mačore (accusative plural)
mačore (singular vocative)
mačori (plural vocative)
mačoru (locative singular)
mačorima (locative plural)
mačorom (instrumental singular)
mačorima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *mačerъ (“cat”), from *maca (“pussy, pussycat, female cat”) + *-erъ (“male suffix”).


stil

stȉl (canonical masculine)
сти̏л (Cyrillic)
stȉl (nominative singular)
stìlovi (nominative plural)
stila (genitive singular)
stilova (genitive plural)
stilu (dative singular)
stilovima (dative plural)
stil (accusative singular)
stilove (accusative plural)
stile (singular vocative)
stilovi (plural vocative)
stilu (locative singular)
stilovima (locative plural)
stilom (instrumental singular)
stilovima (instrumental plural)


комета

коме́та (canonical feminine)
kométa (romanization)


kometa

kométa (canonical feminine)
коме́та (Cyrillic)


округ

о̏крӯг (canonical masculine)
ȍkrūg (romanization)
о̏крӯг (nominative singular)
о̏крӯзи (nominative plural)
округа (genitive singular)
округа (genitive plural)
округу (dative singular)
окрузима (dative plural)
округ (accusative singular)
округе (accusative plural)
окруже (singular vocative)
округу (singular vocative)
окрузи (plural vocative)
округу (locative singular)
окрузима (locative plural)
округом (instrumental singular)
окрузима (instrumental plural)


телевизор

телѐвӣзор (canonical masculine)
telèvīzor (romanization)
телевизор (nominative singular)
телевизори (nominative plural)
телевизора (genitive singular)
телевизора (genitive plural)
телевизору (dative singular)
телевизорима (dative plural)
телевизор (accusative singular)
телевизоре (accusative plural)
телевизоре (singular vocative)
телевизори (plural vocative)
телевизору (locative singular)
телевизорима (locative plural)
телевизором (instrumental singular)
телевизорима (instrumental plural)

те‧ле‧ви‧зор

From телеви́зија.


televizor

sh-noun

telèvīzor m (Cyrillic spelling телѐвӣзор)

telèvīzor (canonical masculine)
телѐвӣзор (Cyrillic)
televizor (nominative singular)
televizori (nominative plural)
televizora (genitive singular)
televizora (genitive plural)
televizoru (dative singular)
televizorima (dative plural)
televizor (accusative singular)
televizore (accusative plural)
televizore (singular vocative)
televizori (plural vocative)
televizoru (locative singular)
televizorima (locative plural)
televizorom (instrumental singular)
televizorima (instrumental plural)


телевизија

телеви́зија f (Latin spelling televízija)

телеви́зија (canonical feminine)
televízija (romanization)
телевизија (nominative singular)
телевизије (nominative plural)
телевизије (genitive singular)
телевизија (genitive plural)
телевизији (dative singular)
телевизијама (dative plural)
телевизију (accusative singular)
телевизије (accusative plural)
телевизијо (singular vocative)
телевизије (plural vocative)
телевизији (locative singular)
телевизијама (locative plural)
телевизијом (instrumental singular)
телевизијама (instrumental plural)

те‧ле‧ви‧зи‧ја

From теле- + визија.

prefix

теле- + визија

Србија је прешла на дигиталну телевизију.

Serbia has switched to digital television.

Купила је велику телевизију да гледа фудбал у викендици.

She bought a large television (set) to watch football in her holiday home.


televizija

sh-noun

televízija f (Cyrillic spelling телеви́зија)

televízija (canonical feminine)
телеви́зија (Cyrillic)
televizija (nominative singular)
televizije (nominative plural)
televizije (genitive singular)
televizija (genitive plural)
televiziji (dative singular)
televizijama (dative plural)
televiziju (accusative singular)
televizije (accusative plural)
televizijo (singular vocative)
televizije (plural vocative)
televiziji (locative singular)
televizijama (locative plural)
televizijom (instrumental singular)
televizijama (instrumental plural)

Srbija je prešla na digitalnu televiziju.

Kupila je veliku televiziju da gleda fudbal u vikendici.


parola

paróla (canonical feminine)
паро́ла (Cyrillic)
parola (nominative singular)
parole (nominative plural)
parole (genitive singular)
parola (genitive plural)
paroli (dative singular)
parolama (dative plural)
parolu (accusative singular)
parole (accusative plural)
parolo (singular vocative)
parole (plural vocative)
paroli (locative singular)
parolama (locative plural)
parolom (instrumental singular)
parolama (instrumental plural)


astronom

astrònom m (Cyrillic spelling астро̀ном)

astrònom (canonical masculine)
астро̀ном (Cyrillic)
astronom (nominative singular)
astronomi (nominative plural)
astronoma (genitive singular)
astronoma (genitive plural)
astronomu (dative singular)
astronomima (dative plural)
astronoma (accusative singular)
astronome (accusative plural)
astronome (singular vocative)
astronomi (plural vocative)
astronomu (locative singular)
astronomima (locative plural)
astronomom (instrumental singular)
astronomima (instrumental plural)


kamen

kȁmēn (canonical masculine)
ка̏ме̄н (Cyrillic)
kamen (nominative singular)
kameni (nominative plural)
kamena (genitive singular)
kamena (genitive plural)
kamenu (dative singular)
kamenima (dative plural)
kamen (accusative singular)
kamene (accusative plural)
kamene (singular vocative)
kameni (plural vocative)
kamenu (locative singular)
kamenima (locative plural)
kamenom (instrumental singular)
kamenima (instrumental plural)
kami (alternative obsolete)

Morphologically kam + -en, from the oblique stem of Proto-Slavic *kamy.


posle

после (Cyrillic)
pȍslije (alternative Ijekavian)


камен

ка̏ме̄н (canonical masculine)
kȁmēn (romanization)
камен (nominative singular)
камени (nominative plural)
камена (genitive singular)
камена (genitive plural)
камену (dative singular)
каменима (dative plural)
камен (accusative singular)
камене (accusative plural)
камене (singular vocative)
камени (plural vocative)
камену (locative singular)
каменима (locative plural)
каменом (instrumental singular)
каменима (instrumental plural)
ками (alternative)
кам (alternative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kamy, from Proto-Indo-European *h₂éḱmō.


острво

о̏стрво (canonical neuter)
ȍstrvo (romanization)
острво (nominative singular)
острва (nominative plural)
острва (genitive singular)
острва (genitive plural)
острву (dative singular)
острвима (dative plural)
острво (accusative singular)
острва (accusative plural)
острво (singular vocative)
острва (plural vocative)
острву (locative singular)
острвима (locative plural)
острвом (instrumental singular)
острвима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *ostrovъ. Cognate with Russian о́стров (óstrov), Polish ostrów.

Лађа ће отпловити на острво.


ostrvo

ȍstrvo (canonical neuter)
о̏стрво (Cyrillic)
ostrvo (nominative singular)
ostrva (nominative plural)
ostrva (genitive singular)
ostrva (genitive plural)
ostrvu (dative singular)
ostrvima (dative plural)
ostrvo (accusative singular)
ostrva (accusative plural)
ostrvo (singular vocative)
ostrva (plural vocative)
ostrvu (locative singular)
ostrvima (locative plural)
ostrvom (instrumental singular)
ostrvima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *ostrovъ. Cognate with Belarusian во́страў (vóstraŭ), Polish ostrów.

Brod će otploviti na ostrvo.


otrov

òtrov (canonical masculine)
о̀тров (Cyrillic)
otrov (nominative singular)
otrovi (nominative plural)
otrova (genitive singular)
otrova (genitive plural)
otrovu (dative singular)
otrovima (dative plural)
otrov (accusative singular)
otrove (accusative plural)
otrove (singular vocative)
otrovi (plural vocative)
otrovu (locative singular)
otrovima (locative plural)
otrovom (instrumental singular)
otrovima (instrumental plural)


отров

о̀тров (canonical masculine)
òtrov (romanization)
отров (nominative singular)
отрови (nominative plural)
отрова (genitive singular)
отрова (genitive plural)
отрову (dative singular)
отровима (dative plural)
отров (accusative singular)
отрове (accusative plural)
отрове (singular vocative)
отрови (plural vocative)
отрову (locative singular)
отровима (locative plural)
отровом (instrumental singular)
отровима (instrumental plural)


библиотека

библиоте́ка f (Latin spelling bibliotéka)

библиоте́ка (canonical feminine)
bibliotéka (romanization)
библиотека (nominative singular)
библиотеке (nominative plural)
библиотеке (genitive singular)
библиотека (genitive plural)
библиотеци (dative singular)
библиотекама (dative plural)
библиотеку (accusative singular)
библиотеке (accusative plural)
библиотеко (singular vocative)
библиотеке (plural vocative)
библиотеци (locative singular)
библиотекама (locative plural)
библиотеком (instrumental singular)
библиотекама (instrumental plural)

биб‧ли‧о‧те‧ка


biblioteka

bibliotéka f (Cyrillic spelling библиоте́ка)

bibliotéka (canonical feminine)
библиоте́ка (Cyrillic)
biblioteka (nominative singular)
biblioteke (nominative plural)
biblioteke (genitive singular)
biblioteka (genitive plural)
biblioteci (dative singular)
bibliotekama (dative plural)
biblioteku (accusative singular)
biblioteke (accusative plural)
biblioteko (singular vocative)
biblioteke (plural vocative)
biblioteci (locative singular)
bibliotekama (locative plural)
bibliotekom (instrumental singular)
bibliotekama (instrumental plural)


saldo

sȃldo (canonical masculine)
са̑лдо (Cyrillic)


bala

bȁla (canonical feminine)
ба̏ла (Cyrillic)
bȁla (nominative singular)
bale (nominative plural)
bale (genitive singular)
bȃlā (genitive plural)
bali (dative singular)
balama (dative plural)
balu (accusative singular)
bale (accusative plural)
balo (singular vocative)
bale (plural vocative)
bali (locative singular)
balama (locative plural)
balom (instrumental singular)
balama (instrumental plural)

From Italian ballo, from Old High German balo.


bala

bȁla (canonical feminine)
ба̏ла (Cyrillic)
bala (nominative singular)
bale (nominative plural)
bale (genitive singular)
bala (genitive plural)
bali (dative singular)
balama (dative plural)
balu (accusative singular)
bale (accusative plural)
balo (singular vocative)
bale (plural vocative)
bali (locative singular)
balama (locative plural)
balom (instrumental singular)
balama (instrumental plural)

Unknown. Possibly a Dalmatian substratum word; compare Romanian bale (“slobber, saliva”).


sirena

siréna (canonical feminine)
сире́на (Cyrillic)
sirena (nominative singular)
sirene (nominative plural)
sirene (genitive singular)
sirena (genitive plural)
sireni (dative singular)
sirenama (dative plural)
sirenu (accusative singular)
sirene (accusative plural)
sireno (singular vocative)
sirene (plural vocative)
sireni (locative singular)
sirenama (locative plural)
sirenom (instrumental singular)
sirenama (instrumental plural)


jove

inflection of jova:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


okrug

ȍkrūg (canonical masculine)
о̏крӯг (Cyrillic)
ȍkrūg (nominative singular)
ȍkrūzi (nominative plural)
okruga (genitive singular)
okruga (genitive plural)
okrugu (dative singular)
okruzima (dative plural)
okrug (accusative singular)
okruge (accusative plural)
okruže (singular vocative)
okrugu (singular vocative)
okruzi (plural vocative)
okrugu (locative singular)
okruzima (locative plural)
okrugom (instrumental singular)
okruzima (instrumental plural)


ikebana

ikebàna (canonical feminine)
икеба̀на (Cyrillic)
ikebana (nominative singular)
ikebane (nominative plural)
ikebane (genitive singular)
ikebana (genitive plural)
ikebani (dative singular)
ikebanama (dative plural)
ikebanu (accusative singular)
ikebane (accusative plural)
ikebano (singular vocative)
ikebane (plural vocative)
ikebani (locative singular)
ikebanama (locative plural)
ikebanom (instrumental singular)
ikebanama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Japanese 生け花 (いけばな, ikebana).

bor+

(Doduše, mnogi tvrde da oni u hrvatskoj vladi služe samo kao ikebana)

A person or a thing in a visible position, but of no importance (similar to English expression "just a decoration").

U pravoj gastronomskoj ikebani, gdje su se na trpezi našla hladna predjela, supa, nekoliko vrsta glavnih jela i, naravno, poslastice, teško je bilo neprobati od svega po nešto.


masa

màsa (canonical feminine)
ма̀са (Cyrillic)
masa (nominative singular)
mase (nominative plural)
mase (genitive singular)
masa (genitive plural)
masi (dative singular)
masama (dative plural)
masu (accusative singular)
mase (accusative plural)
maso (singular vocative)
mase (plural vocative)
masi (locative singular)
masama (locative plural)
masom (instrumental singular)
masama (instrumental plural)


parada

paráda (canonical feminine)
пара́да (Cyrillic)
parada (nominative singular)
parade (nominative plural)
parade (genitive singular)
parada (genitive plural)
paradi (dative singular)
paradama (dative plural)
paradu (accusative singular)
parade (accusative plural)
parado (singular vocative)
parade (plural vocative)
paradi (locative singular)
paradama (locative plural)
paradom (instrumental singular)
paradama (instrumental plural)


liga

líga (canonical feminine)
ли́га (Cyrillic)
liga (nominative singular)
lige (nominative plural)
lige (genitive singular)
liga (genitive plural)
ligi (dative singular)
ligama (dative plural)
ligu (accusative singular)
lige (accusative plural)
ligo (singular vocative)
lige (plural vocative)
ligi (locative singular)
ligama (locative plural)
ligom (instrumental singular)
ligama (instrumental plural)


etapa

etàpa (canonical feminine)
ета̀па (Cyrillic)
etapa (nominative singular)
etape (nominative plural)
etape (genitive singular)
etapa (genitive plural)
etapi (dative singular)
etapama (dative plural)
etapu (accusative singular)
etape (accusative plural)
etapo (singular vocative)
etape (plural vocative)
etapi (locative singular)
etapama (locative plural)
etapom (instrumental singular)
etapama (instrumental plural)


figura

figúra (canonical feminine)
фигу́ра (Cyrillic)
figura (nominative singular)
figure (nominative plural)
figure (genitive singular)
figura (genitive plural)
figuri (dative singular)
figurama (dative plural)
figuru (accusative singular)
figure (accusative plural)
figuro (singular vocative)
figure (plural vocative)
figuri (locative singular)
figurama (locative plural)
figurom (instrumental singular)
figurama (instrumental plural)


област

о̏бла̄ст (canonical feminine)
ȍblāst (romanization)
област (nominative singular)
области (nominative plural)
области (genitive singular)
области (genitive plural)
области (dative singular)
областима (dative plural)
област (accusative singular)
области (accusative plural)
области (singular vocative)
области (plural vocative)
области (locative singular)
областима (locative plural)
облашћу (instrumental singular)
области (instrumental singular)
областима (instrumental plural)


oblast

ȍblāst (canonical feminine)
о̏бла̄ст (Cyrillic)
oblast (nominative singular)
oblasti (nominative plural)
oblasti (genitive singular)
oblasti (genitive plural)
oblasti (dative singular)
oblastima (dative plural)
oblast (accusative singular)
oblasti (accusative plural)
oblasti (singular vocative)
oblasti (plural vocative)
oblasti (locative singular)
oblastima (locative plural)
oblašću (instrumental singular)
oblasti (instrumental singular)
oblastima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Czech oblast in the 19th century.


linoleum

linolèum (canonical masculine)
линолѐум (Cyrillic)
linoleum (nominative singular)
linoleuma (genitive singular)
linoleumu (dative singular)
linoleum (accusative singular)
linoleume (singular vocative)
linoleumu (locative singular)
linoleumom (instrumental singular)


forca

fȏrca (canonical feminine)
фо̑рца (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Italian forza, from Late Latin fortia, ultimately from Latin fortis.


vitrina

vitrína (canonical feminine)
витри́на (Cyrillic)
vitrina (nominative singular)
vitrine (nominative plural)
vitrine (genitive singular)
vitrina (genitive plural)
vitrini (dative singular)
vitrinama (dative plural)
vitrinu (accusative singular)
vitrine (accusative plural)
vitrino (singular vocative)
vitrine (plural vocative)
vitrini (locative singular)
vitrinama (locative plural)
vitrinom (instrumental singular)
vitrinama (instrumental plural)


pipa

pȉpa (canonical feminine)
пи̏па (Cyrillic)
pipa (nominative singular)
pipe (nominative plural)
pipe (genitive singular)
pipa (genitive plural)
pipi (dative singular)
pipama (dative plural)
pipu (accusative singular)
pipe (accusative plural)
pipo (singular vocative)
pipe (plural vocative)
pipi (locative singular)
pipama (locative plural)
pipom (instrumental singular)
pipama (instrumental plural)


volumen

volúmen (canonical masculine)
волу́мен (Cyrillic)
volumen (nominative singular)
volumeni (nominative plural)
volumena (genitive singular)
volumena (genitive plural)
volumenu (dative singular)
volumenima (dative plural)
volumen (accusative singular)
volumene (accusative plural)
volumene (singular vocative)
volumeni (plural vocative)
volumenu (locative singular)
volumenima (locative plural)
volumenom (instrumental singular)
volumenima (instrumental plural)


tenis

ténis (canonical masculine)
те́нис (Cyrillic)
tenis (nominative singular)
tenisa (genitive singular)
tenisu (dative singular)
tenis (accusative singular)
tenise (singular vocative)
tenisu (locative singular)
tenisom (instrumental singular)


ponedjeljak

sh-noun

ponèdjeljak m (Cyrillic spelling понѐдјељак)

ponèdjeljak (canonical masculine)
понѐдјељак (Cyrillic)
ponedjeljak (nominative singular)
ponedjeljci (nominative plural)
ponedjeljka (genitive singular)
ponedjeljaka (genitive plural)
ponedjeljku (dative singular)
ponedjeljcima (dative plural)
ponedjeljak (accusative singular)
ponedjeljke (accusative plural)
ponedjeljče (singular vocative)
ponedjeljci (plural vocative)
ponedjeljku (locative singular)
ponedjeljcima (locative plural)
ponedjeljkom (instrumental singular)
ponedjeljcima (instrumental plural)
ponèdeljak (alternative Ekavian)
ponèđeljak (alternative Montenegro)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *ponedělъkъ.

u ponedjeljak

ponedjeljkom

Prošli ponedjeljak temperatura je dostigla 35 stupnjeva.

Last Monday the temperature reached 35 degrees.

tjednu: ponedjeljak~ponedeljak · utorak · srijeda~sreda · četvrtak · petak · subota · nedjelja~nedelja [edit]


корњача

ко̀рњача (canonical feminine)
kòrnjača (romanization)
корњача (nominative singular)
корњаче (nominative plural)
корњаче (genitive singular)
корњача (genitive plural)
корњачи (dative singular)
корњачама (dative plural)
корњачу (accusative singular)
корњаче (accusative plural)
корњачо (singular vocative)
корњаче (plural vocative)
корњачи (locative singular)
корњачама (locative plural)
корњачом (instrumental singular)
корњачама (instrumental plural)


kornjača

kòrnjača (canonical feminine)
ко̀рњача (Cyrillic)
kornjača (nominative singular)
kornjače (nominative plural)
kornjače (genitive singular)
kornjača (genitive plural)
kornjači (dative singular)
kornjačama (dative plural)
kornjaču (accusative singular)
kornjače (accusative plural)
kornjačo (singular vocative)
kornjače (plural vocative)
kornjači (locative singular)
kornjačama (locative plural)
kornjačom (instrumental singular)
kornjačama (instrumental plural)


teste

tèste (canonical neuter)
тѐсте (Cyrillic)
tèste (nominative singular)
testèta (nominative plural)
tèsteta (genitive singular)
testétā (genitive plural)
tèstetu (dative singular)
testètima (dative plural)
tèste (accusative singular)
testèta (accusative plural)
tèste (singular vocative)
testèta (plural vocative)
tèstetu (locative singular)
testètima (locative plural)
tèstetom (instrumental singular)
testètima (instrumental plural)

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


šejtan

šéjtān (canonical masculine)
ше́јта̄н (Cyrillic)

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

der

Arabic شَيْطَان (šayṭān)


gaz

gȃz (canonical masculine)
га̑з (Cyrillic)
gȃz (nominative singular)
gázovi (nominative plural)
gaza (genitive singular)
gazova (genitive plural)
gazu (dative singular)
gazovima (dative plural)
gaz (accusative singular)
gazove (accusative plural)
gazu (singular vocative)
gazovi (plural vocative)
gazu (locative singular)
gazovima (locative plural)
gazom (instrumental singular)
gazovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *gazъ, from extension of Proto-Indo-European *gʷā- (“to go”).


дуд

ду̏д (canonical masculine)
dȕd (romanization)
дуд (nominative singular)
дудови (nominative plural)
дуда (genitive singular)
дудова (genitive plural)
дуду (dative singular)
дудовима (dative plural)
дуд (accusative singular)
дудове (accusative plural)
дуде (singular vocative)
дудови (plural vocative)
дуду (locative singular)
дудовима (locative plural)
дудом (instrumental singular)
дудовима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish طوت (tut, dut), from Persian توت (tut).


парадајз

пара̀дајз (canonical masculine)
paràdajz (romanization)
парадајз (nominative singular)
парадајзи (nominative plural)
парадајза (genitive singular)
парадајза (genitive plural)
парадајзу (dative singular)
парадајзима (dative plural)
парадајз (accusative singular)
парадајзе (accusative plural)
парадајзу (singular vocative)
парадајзи (plural vocative)
парадајзу (locative singular)
парадајзима (locative plural)
парадајзом (instrumental singular)
парадајзима (instrumental plural)


paradajz

sh-noun

paràdajz m (Cyrillic spelling пара̀дајз)

paràdajz (canonical masculine)
пара̀дајз (Cyrillic)
paradajz (nominative singular)
paradajzi (nominative plural)
paradajza (genitive singular)
paradajza (genitive plural)
paradajzu (dative singular)
paradajzima (dative plural)
paradajz (accusative singular)
paradajze (accusative plural)
paradajzu (singular vocative)
paradajzi (plural vocative)
paradajzu (locative singular)
paradajzima (locative plural)
paradajzom (instrumental singular)
paradajzima (instrumental plural)


portret

Borrowed from German Porträt, from French portrait.


alternativa

alternatíva f (Cyrillic spelling алтернати́ва)

alternatíva (canonical feminine)
алтернати́ва (Cyrillic)
alternativa (nominative singular)
alternative (nominative plural)
alternative (genitive singular)
alternativa (genitive plural)
alternativi (dative singular)
alternativama (dative plural)
alternativu (accusative singular)
alternative (accusative plural)
alternativo (singular vocative)
alternative (plural vocative)
alternativi (locative singular)
alternativama (locative plural)
alternativom (instrumental singular)
alternativama (instrumental plural)

alternative lifestyle
alternative lifestyle


bomba

bȏmba (canonical feminine)
бо̑мба (Cyrillic)
bȏmba (nominative singular)
bombe (nominative plural)
bombe (genitive singular)
bȏmbā (genitive plural)
bȏmbī (genitive plural)
bombi (dative singular)
bombama (dative plural)
bombu (accusative singular)
bombe (accusative plural)
bombo (singular vocative)
bombe (plural vocative)
bombi (locative singular)
bombama (locative plural)
bombom (instrumental singular)
bombama (instrumental plural)


palma

pȃlma (canonical feminine)
па̑лма (Cyrillic)
palma (nominative singular)
palme (nominative plural)
palme (genitive singular)
pȃlmā (genitive plural)
pȃlmī (genitive plural)
palmi (dative singular)
palmama (dative plural)
palmu (accusative singular)
palme (accusative plural)
palmo (singular vocative)
palme (plural vocative)
palmi (locative singular)
palmama (locative plural)
palmom (instrumental singular)
palmama (instrumental plural)


vena

véna (canonical feminine)
ве́на (Cyrillic)
vena (nominative singular)
vene (nominative plural)
vene (genitive singular)
vena (genitive plural)
veni (dative singular)
venama (dative plural)
venu (accusative singular)
vene (accusative plural)
veno (singular vocative)
vene (plural vocative)
veni (locative singular)
venama (locative plural)
venom (instrumental singular)
venama (instrumental plural)

(anatomy, botany, zoology) vein (all senses)


duh

dȕh (canonical masculine)
ду̏х (Cyrillic)
dȕh (nominative singular)
dùhovi (nominative plural)
dȕsi (nominative plural)
duha (genitive singular)
dùhōvā (genitive plural)
duhu (dative singular)
dùhovima (dative plural)
dȕsima (dative plural)
duha (accusative singular)
dùhove (accusative plural)
dȕše (singular vocative)
dùhovi (plural vocative)
dȕsi (plural vocative)
duhu (locative singular)
dùhovima (locative plural)
dȕsima (locative plural)
duhom (instrumental singular)
dùhovima (instrumental plural)
dȕsima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *duxъ, from Proto-Indo-European *dʰews-.

Duh Sveti

Ja sam duh iz Aladinove lampe.

U zdravom tijelu, zdrav duh.


дух

ду̏х (canonical masculine)
dȕh (romanization)
ду̏х (nominative singular)
ду̀хови (nominative plural)
ду̏си (nominative plural)
духа (genitive singular)
ду̀хо̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
ду̑ха̄ (genitive plural)
духу (dative singular)
ду̀ховима (dative plural)
ду̏сима (dative plural)
духа (accusative singular)
ду̀хове (accusative plural)
ду̏хе (accusative plural)
ду̏ше (singular vocative)
ду̀хови (plural vocative)
ду̏си (plural vocative)
духу (locative singular)
ду̀ховима (locative plural)
ду̏сима (locative plural)
духом (instrumental singular)
ду̀ховима (instrumental plural)
ду̏сима (instrumental plural)

Исус, пак пун Духа Светог, врати се од Јордана, и одведе Га Дух у пустињу,[…]

Isus, pak pun Duha Svetog, vrati se od Jordana, i odvede Ga Duh u pustinju, […]

Jesus, full of the Holy Spirit, left the Jordan and was led by the Spirit into the wilderness, […]


duša

dúša (canonical feminine)
ду́ша (Cyrillic)
dúša (nominative singular)
dȗše (nominative plural)
duše (genitive singular)
duša (genitive plural)
duši (dative singular)
dušama (dative plural)
dȗšu (accusative singular)
duše (accusative plural)
dušo (singular vocative)
duše (plural vocative)
duši (locative singular)
dušama (locative plural)
dušom (instrumental singular)
dušama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *dušà. Cognate with Bulgarian душа (duša), Macedonian душа (duša), Russian душа́ (dušá), Ukrainian душа́ (dušá), Belarusian душа́ (dušá), Czech duše, Polabian dausă, Polish dusza, Slovak duša, Slovene dúša, Kashubian dësza, Upper Sorbian duša, Lower Sorbian duša, Old Church Slavonic доуша (duša).

(by extension) individual person or inhabitant


душа

ду́ша (canonical feminine)
dúša (romanization)
ду́ша (nominative singular)
ду̑ше (nominative plural)
душе (genitive singular)
душа (genitive plural)
души (dative singular)
душама (dative plural)
ду̑шо (accusative singular)
душе (accusative plural)
душо (singular vocative)
душе (plural vocative)
души (locative singular)
душама (locative plural)
душом (instrumental singular)
душама (instrumental plural)


бакар

ба̀кар (canonical masculine)
bàkar (romanization)
ба̀кар (nominative singular)
бакра (genitive singular)
бакру (dative singular)
бакар (accusative singular)
бакре (singular vocative)
бакру (locative singular)
бакром (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish باقیر (bakır), from Proto-Turkic *bakïr.


водоник

vodonik (romanization)
во̀дӣк (alternative Bosnia Croatia)

From во̀да + -ник, based on во̀дӣк, coined by Bogoslav Šulek in the 19th century from the root of во̀да (modeled after the Czech vodík).
Vladimir Njegovan suggested the term is irregularly formed, arguing the root used should have formed *vodenik.

af

во̀да + -ник


vodonik

водоник (Cyrillic)
vòdīk (alternative Bosnia Croatia)

From vòda + -nik, based on vòdīk, coined by Bogoslav Šulek in the 19th century from the root of vòda (modeled after the Czech vodík).
Vladimir Njegovan suggested the term is irregularly formed, arguing the root used should have formed *vodenik.


helij

hȇlīj (canonical masculine)
хе̑лӣј (Cyrillic)
helij (nominative singular)
heliji (nominative plural)
helija (genitive singular)
helija (genitive plural)
heliju (dative singular)
helijima (dative plural)
helij (accusative singular)
helije (accusative plural)
heliju (singular vocative)
heliji (plural vocative)
heliju (locative singular)
helijima (locative plural)
helijem (instrumental singular)
helijima (instrumental plural)
helijum (alternative Montenegro Serbia)


litij

lȋtīj (canonical masculine)
ли̑тӣј (Cyrillic)
litij (nominative singular)
litiji (nominative plural)
litija (genitive singular)
litija (genitive plural)
litiju (dative singular)
litijima (dative plural)
litij (accusative singular)
litije (accusative plural)
litiju (singular vocative)
litiji (plural vocative)
litiju (locative singular)
litijima (locative plural)
litijem (instrumental singular)
litijima (instrumental plural)
litijum (alternative Montenegro Serbia)


berilijum

sh-noun

bèrīlijum m (Cyrillic spelling бѐрӣлијум)

bèrīlijum (canonical masculine)
бѐрӣлијум (Cyrillic)
bèrīlij (alternative Bosnian Croatian)


berilij

bèrīlij (canonical masculine)
бѐрӣлиј (Cyrillic)
berilij (nominative singular)
beriliji (nominative plural)
berilija (genitive singular)
berilija (genitive plural)
beriliju (dative singular)
berilijima (dative plural)
berilij (accusative singular)
berilije (accusative plural)
beriliju (singular vocative)
beriliji (plural vocative)
beriliju (locative singular)
berilijima (locative plural)
berilijem (instrumental singular)
berilijima (instrumental plural)
berilijum (alternative Montenegro Serbia)


tortura

tortúra (canonical feminine)
торту́ра (Cyrillic)
tortura (nominative singular)
torture (nominative plural)
torture (genitive singular)
tortura (genitive plural)
torturi (dative singular)
torturama (dative plural)
torturu (accusative singular)
torture (accusative plural)
torturo (singular vocative)
torture (plural vocative)
torturi (locative singular)
torturama (locative plural)
torturom (instrumental singular)
torturama (instrumental plural)


cisterna

cìstērna f (Cyrillic spelling цѝсте̄рна)

cìstērna (canonical feminine)
цѝсте̄рна (Cyrillic)
cìstērna (nominative singular)
cisterne (nominative plural)
cisterne (genitive singular)
cìstērnā (genitive plural)
cìstērnī (genitive plural)
cisterni (dative singular)
cisternama (dative plural)
cisternu (accusative singular)
cisterne (accusative plural)
cisterno (singular vocative)
cisterne (plural vocative)
cisterni (locative singular)
cisternama (locative plural)
cisternom (instrumental singular)
cisternama (instrumental plural)


ДНК

дезоксирибонуклеинска киселина

дезоксирибонуклеинска киселина#Serbo-Croatian

DNA (Initialism of дезоксирибонуклеинска киселина.)


DNK

Initialism of dezoksiribonukleinska kiselina.


дезоксирибонуклеинска киселина

дезоксирибону̀клеӣнска̄ киселѝна

дезоксирибону̀клеӣнска̄ киселѝна f (Latin spelling dezoksiribonùkleīnskā kiselìna)

дезоксирибону̀клеӣнска̄ киселѝна (canonical feminine)
dezoksiribonùkleīnskā kiselìna (romanization)

deoxyribonucleic acid
deoxyribonucleic acid

en-дезоксирибонуклеинска_киселина-sh-noun-~qFltSKe


dezoksiribonukleinska kiselina

dezoksiribonùkleīnskā kiselìna f (Cyrillic spelling дезоксирибону̀клеӣнска̄ киселѝна)

dezoksiribonùkleīnskā kiselìna (canonical feminine)
дезоксирибону̀клеӣнска̄ киселѝна (Cyrillic)


пекара

пѐкара (canonical feminine)
pèkara (romanization)
пекара (nominative singular)
пекаре (nominative plural)
пекаре (genitive singular)
пекара (genitive plural)
пекари (dative singular)
пекарама (dative plural)
пекару (accusative singular)
пекаре (accusative plural)
пекаро (singular vocative)
пекаре (plural vocative)
пекари (locative singular)
пекарама (locative plural)
пекаром (instrumental singular)
пекарама (instrumental plural)

From пека + -ара.


pekara

pèkara (canonical feminine)
пѐкара (Cyrillic)
pekara (nominative singular)
pekare (nominative plural)
pekare (genitive singular)
pekara (genitive plural)
pekari (dative singular)
pekarama (dative plural)
pekaru (accusative singular)
pekare (accusative plural)
pekaro (singular vocative)
pekare (plural vocative)
pekari (locative singular)
pekarama (locative plural)
pekarom (instrumental singular)
pekarama (instrumental plural)


пекар

пе̏ка̄р (canonical masculine)
pȅkār (romanization)
пекар (nominative singular)
пекари (nominative plural)
пе̏кара (genitive singular)
пе̏ка̄ра̄ (genitive plural)
пекару (dative singular)
пекарима (dative plural)
пекара (accusative singular)
пекаре (accusative plural)
пекаре (singular vocative)
пекару (singular vocative)
пекари (plural vocative)
пекару (locative singular)
пекарима (locative plural)
пекарем (instrumental singular)
пекаром (instrumental singular)
пекарима (instrumental plural)


pekar

pȅkār (canonical masculine)
пе̏ка̄р (Cyrillic)
pekar (nominative singular)
pekari (nominative plural)
pȅkara (genitive singular)
pȅkārā (genitive plural)
pekaru (dative singular)
pekarima (dative plural)
pekara (accusative singular)
pekare (accusative plural)
pekare (singular vocative)
pekaru (singular vocative)
pekari (plural vocative)
pekaru (locative singular)
pekarima (locative plural)
pekarem (instrumental singular)
pekarom (instrumental singular)
pekarima (instrumental plural)

peka + -ar
Cognates include Polish piekarz and Czech pekař


вук

ву̑к (canonical masculine)
vȗk (romanization)
ву̑к (nominative singular)
ву̏кови (nominative plural)
ву̑ци (nominative plural)
ву̑ка (genitive singular)
ву̏ко̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
ву̑ку (dative singular)
ву̏ковима (dative plural)
ву̑цима (dative plural)
ву̑ка (accusative singular)
ву̏кове (accusative plural)
ву̑че (singular vocative)
ву̏кови (plural vocative)
ву̑ци (plural vocative)
ву̑ку (locative singular)
ву̏ковима (locative plural)
ву̑цима (locative plural)
ву̑ком (instrumental singular)
ву̏ковима (instrumental plural)
ву̑цима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *vьlkъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *wilkás, from Proto-Indo-European *wĺ̥kʷos.


vuk

vȗk (canonical masculine)
ву̑к (Cyrillic)
vȗk (nominative singular)
vȕkovi (nominative plural)
vȗci (nominative plural)
vȗka (genitive singular)
vȕkōvā (genitive plural)
vukóvā (genitive plural)
vúkā (genitive plural)
vȗku (dative singular)
vȕkovima (dative plural)
vukòvima (dative plural)
vȗcima (dative plural)
vȗka (accusative singular)
vȕkove (accusative plural)
vȗke (accusative plural)
vȗče (singular vocative)
vȕkovi (plural vocative)
vȗci (plural vocative)
vȗku (locative singular)
vȕkovima (locative plural)
vukòvima (locative plural)
vȗcima (locative plural)
vȗkom (instrumental singular)
vȕkovima (instrumental plural)
vukòvima (instrumental plural)
vȗcima (instrumental plural)

Slavomolisano: vuk

mi o vuku


зидар

зѝда̄р (canonical masculine)
zìdār (romanization)
зѝда̄р (nominative singular)
зидари (nominative plural)
зида́ра (genitive singular)
зидара (genitive plural)
зидару (dative singular)
зидарима (dative plural)
зидара (accusative singular)
зидаре (accusative plural)
зидару (singular vocative)
зидари (plural vocative)
зидару (locative singular)
зидарима (locative plural)
зидаром (instrumental singular)
зидарима (instrumental plural)


zidar

zìdār (canonical masculine)
зѝда̄р (Cyrillic)
zìdār (nominative singular)
zidari (nominative plural)
zidára (genitive singular)
zidara (genitive plural)
zidaru (dative singular)
zidarima (dative plural)
zidara (accusative singular)
zidare (accusative plural)
zidaru (singular vocative)
zidari (plural vocative)
zidaru (locative singular)
zidarima (locative plural)
zidarom (instrumental singular)
zidarima (instrumental plural)


дно

дно̏ (canonical neuter)
dnȍ (romanization)
дно̏ (nominative singular)
дна̏ (nominative plural)
дна (genitive singular)
дна̑ (genitive plural)
дну (dative singular)
днима (dative plural)
дно (accusative singular)
дна (accusative plural)
дно (singular vocative)
дна (plural vocative)
дну (locative singular)
днима (locative plural)
дном (instrumental singular)
днима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *dъno, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *dúbna, from Proto-Indo-European *dʰubʰnóm.

На крају, када се кафа попије, онда се чита будућност из талога који остаје на дну шалице.

In the end, when the coffee is drunk, the future is read from the sediment that remains at the bottom of the cup.

Не питај ме, ту пред свима
Шта то на дну чаше има

1989, Ђорђе Балашевић, “Ћалетова Песма”, in Ђорђе Балашевић (lyrics), Три послератна друга, performed by Ђорђе Балашевић, Нови Сад: Југотон:

Never ask me in front of everyone
What's at the bottom of the glass


mito

míto (canonical neuter)
ми́то (Cyrillic)
mito (nominative singular)
mita (nominative plural)
mita (genitive singular)
mita (genitive plural)
mitu (dative singular)
mitima (dative plural)
mito (accusative singular)
mita (accusative plural)
mito (singular vocative)
mita (plural vocative)
mitu (locative singular)
mitima (locative plural)
mitom (instrumental singular)
mitima (instrumental plural)


dno

dnȍ (canonical neuter)
дно̏ (Cyrillic)
dnȍ (nominative singular)
dnȁ (nominative plural)
dna (genitive singular)
dnȃ (genitive plural)
dnu (dative singular)
dnima (dative plural)
dno (accusative singular)
dna (accusative plural)
dno (singular vocative)
dna (plural vocative)
dnu (locative singular)
dnima (locative plural)
dnom (instrumental singular)
dnima (instrumental plural)

Na kraju, kada se kava/kafa popije, onda se čita budućnost iz taloga koji ostaje na dnu šalice.

Ne pitaj me, tu pred svima
Šta to na dnu čaše ima

1989, Đorđe Balašević, “Ćaletova Pesma”, in Đorđe Balašević (lyrics), Tri posleratna druga, performed by Đorđe Balašević, Novi Sad: Jugoton:


уже

у̏же (canonical neuter)
ȕže (romanization)
уже (nominative singular)
ужад (nominative plural)
ужета (genitive singular)
ужади (genitive plural)
ужету (dative singular)
ужади (dative plural)
уже (accusative singular)
ужад (accusative plural)
уже (singular vocative)
ужади (plural vocative)
ужету (locative singular)
ужади (locative plural)
ужетом (instrumental singular)
ужади (instrumental plural)


uže

ȕže (canonical neuter)
у̏же (Cyrillic)
uže (nominative singular)
užad (nominative plural)
užeta (genitive singular)
užadi (genitive plural)
užetu (dative singular)
užadi (dative plural)
uže (accusative singular)
užad (accusative plural)
uže (singular vocative)
užadi (plural vocative)
užetu (locative singular)
užadi (locative plural)
užetom (instrumental singular)
užadi (instrumental plural)


мајмун

ма̀јмун (canonical masculine)
màjmun (romanization)
ма̀јмун (nominative singular)
ма̀јмуни (nominative plural)
ма̀јмуна (genitive singular)
ма̏јмӯна̄ (genitive plural)
ма̀јмуну (dative singular)
ма̀јмунима (dative plural)
ма̀јмуна (accusative singular)
ма̀јмуне (accusative plural)
ма̀јмуне (singular vocative)
ма̀јмуни (plural vocative)
ма̀јмуну (locative singular)
ма̀јмунима (locative plural)
ма̀јмуном (instrumental singular)
ма̀јмунима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish میمون (maymun), from Arabic مَيْمُون (maymūn).

bor+

Пса гледају мали мајмун и велика мачка.

The dog is watched by the small monkey and the big cat.


majmun

màjmun (canonical masculine)
ма̀јмун (Cyrillic)
màjmun (nominative singular)
màjmuni (nominative plural)
màjmuna (genitive singular)
mȁjmūnā (genitive plural)
màjmunu (dative singular)
màjmunima (dative plural)
màjmuna (accusative singular)
màjmune (accusative plural)
màjmune (singular vocative)
màjmuni (plural vocative)
màjmunu (locative singular)
màjmunima (locative plural)
màjmunom (instrumental singular)
màjmunima (instrumental plural)

Psa gledaju mali majmun i velika mačka.


vek

vȇk (canonical masculine)
ве̑к (Cyrillic)
vȇk (nominative singular)
vȅkovi (nominative plural)
veka (genitive singular)
vekova (genitive plural)
veku (dative singular)
vekovima (dative plural)
vek (accusative singular)
vekove (accusative plural)
veče (singular vocative)
vekovi (plural vocative)
veku (locative singular)
vekovima (locative plural)
vekom (instrumental singular)
vekovima (instrumental plural)
vijȇk (alternative Ijekavian)
vȋk (alternative Ikavian)

a long period of time, especially historical; an era


манастир

ма̏настӣр (canonical masculine)
mȁnastīr (romanization)
манастир (nominative singular)
манастири (nominative plural)
манастира (genitive singular)
манастира (genitive plural)
манастиру (dative singular)
манастирима (dative plural)
манастир (accusative singular)
манастире (accusative plural)
манастире (singular vocative)
манастири (plural vocative)
манастиру (locative singular)
манастирима (locative plural)
манастиром (instrumental singular)
манастирима (instrumental plural)

From Latin monastērium, from Ancient Greek μοναστήριον (monastḗrion, “hermit's cell”), from μόνος (mónos, “alone”).


manastir

sh-noun

mȁnastīr m (Cyrillic spelling ма̏настӣр)

mȁnastīr (canonical masculine)
ма̏настӣр (Cyrillic)
manastir (nominative singular)
manastiri (nominative plural)
manastira (genitive singular)
manastira (genitive plural)
manastiru (dative singular)
manastirima (dative plural)
manastir (accusative singular)
manastire (accusative plural)
manastire (singular vocative)
manastiri (plural vocative)
manastiru (locative singular)
manastirima (locative plural)
manastirom (instrumental singular)
manastirima (instrumental plural)


mozak

mȍzak (canonical masculine)
мо̏зак (Cyrillic)
mȍzak (nominative singular)
mòzgovi (nominative plural)
mozga (genitive singular)
mozgova (genitive plural)
mozgu (dative singular)
mozgovima (dative plural)
mozak (accusative singular)
mozgove (accusative plural)
moždže (singular vocative)
mozgovi (plural vocative)
mòzgu (locative singular)
mozgovima (locative plural)
mozgom (instrumental singular)
mozgovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *mozgъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *masgás, from Proto-Indo-European *mosgʰós.


мозак

мо̏зак (canonical masculine)
mȍzak (romanization)
мо̏зак (nominative singular)
мо̀згови (nominative plural)
мозга (genitive singular)
мозгова (genitive plural)
мозгу (dative singular)
мозговима (dative plural)
мозак (accusative singular)
мозгове (accusative plural)
можџе (singular vocative)
мозгови (plural vocative)
мо̀згу (locative singular)
мозговима (locative plural)
мозгом (instrumental singular)
мозговима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *mozgъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *masgás, from Proto-Indo-European *mosgʰos.


ум

у̑м (canonical masculine)
ȗm (romanization)
у̑м (nominative singular)
у́мови (nominative plural)
ума (genitive singular)
умова (genitive plural)
уму (dative singular)
умовима (dative plural)
ум (accusative singular)
умове (accusative plural)
уме (singular vocative)
умови (plural vocative)
уму (locative singular)
умовима (locative plural)
умом (instrumental singular)
умовима (instrumental plural)


формула

фо̑рмула (canonical feminine)
fȏrmula (romanization)
формула (nominative singular)
формуле (nominative plural)
формуле (genitive singular)
формула (genitive plural)
формули (dative singular)
формулама (dative plural)
формулу (accusative singular)
формуле (accusative plural)
формуло (singular vocative)
формуле (plural vocative)
формули (locative singular)
формулама (locative plural)
формулом (instrumental singular)
формулама (instrumental plural)


procent

pròcent (canonical masculine)
про̀цент (Cyrillic)
pròcent (nominative singular)
procenti (nominative plural)
procenta (genitive singular)
pròcenātā (genitive plural)
procentu (dative singular)
procentima (dative plural)
procent (accusative singular)
procente (accusative plural)
procente (singular vocative)
procenti (plural vocative)
procentu (locative singular)
procentima (locative plural)
procentom (instrumental singular)
procentima (instrumental plural)
pròcenat (alternative)

Borrowed from German Prozent, ultimately from Latin per centum.


ozon

òzōn (canonical masculine)
о̀зо̄н (Cyrillic)
òzōn (nominative singular)
ozóna (genitive singular)
ozonu (dative singular)
ozon (accusative singular)
ozone (singular vocative)
ozonu (locative singular)
ozonom (instrumental singular)


boginja

bòginja (canonical feminine)
бо̀гиња (Cyrillic)
boginja (nominative singular)
boginje (nominative plural)
boginje (genitive singular)
boginja (genitive plural)
boginji (dative singular)
boginjama (dative plural)
boginju (accusative singular)
boginje (accusative plural)
boginjo (singular vocative)
boginje (plural vocative)
boginji (locative singular)
boginjama (locative plural)
boginjom (instrumental singular)
boginjama (instrumental plural)


богиња

бо̀гиња (canonical feminine)
bòginja (romanization)
богиња (nominative singular)
богиње (nominative plural)
богиње (genitive singular)
богиња (genitive plural)
богињи (dative singular)
богињама (dative plural)
богињу (accusative singular)
богиње (accusative plural)
богињо (singular vocative)
богиње (plural vocative)
богињи (locative singular)
богињама (locative plural)
богињом (instrumental singular)
богињама (instrumental plural)


пламен

пла̏ме̄н (canonical masculine)
plȁmēn (romanization)
пламен (nominative singular)
пламенови (nominative plural)
пламена (genitive singular)
пламенова (genitive plural)
пламену (dative singular)
пламеновима (dative plural)
пламен (accusative singular)
пламенове (accusative plural)
пламене (singular vocative)
пламенови (plural vocative)
пламену (locative singular)
пламеновима (locative plural)
пламеном (instrumental singular)
пламеновима (instrumental plural)


plamen

plȁmēn (canonical masculine)
пла̏ме̄н (Cyrillic)
plamen (nominative singular)
plamenovi (nominative plural)
plamena (genitive singular)
plamenova (genitive plural)
plamenu (dative singular)
plamenovima (dative plural)
plamen (accusative singular)
plamenove (accusative plural)
plamene (singular vocative)
plamenovi (plural vocative)
plamenu (locative singular)
plamenovima (locative plural)
plamenom (instrumental singular)
plamenovima (instrumental plural)


брод

бро̑д m (Latin spelling brȏd, diminutive бро̀дӣћ, relational adjective бро̀дскӣ)

бро̑д (canonical masculine)
brȏd (romanization)
бро̀дӣћ (diminutive)
бро̀дскӣ (adjective relational)
бро̑д (nominative singular)
бро̀дови (nominative plural)
бро̏да (genitive singular)
бро̀до̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
бро̏ду (dative singular)
бро̀довима (dative plural)
бро̑д (accusative singular)
бро̀дове (accusative plural)
бро̏де (singular vocative)
бро̀дови (plural vocative)
бро̀ду (locative singular)
бро̀довима (locative plural)
бро̏дом (instrumental singular)
бро̀довима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *brodъ (“ford”). The meaning “ship” is of secondary origin, and the original meaning “ford” has been preserved in toponyms such as Slavonski Brod.


лађа

ла̑ђа (canonical feminine)
lȃđa (romanization)
лађа (nominative singular)
лађе (nominative plural)
лађе (genitive singular)
лађа (genitive plural)
лађи (dative singular)
лађама (dative plural)
лађу (accusative singular)
лађе (accusative plural)
лађо (singular vocative)
лађе (plural vocative)
лађи (locative singular)
лађама (locative plural)
лађом (instrumental singular)
лађама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *oldi, *oldьja.


lađa

lȃđa (canonical feminine)
ла̑ђа (Cyrillic)
lađa (nominative singular)
lađe (nominative plural)
lađe (genitive singular)
lađa (genitive plural)
lađi (dative singular)
lađama (dative plural)
lađu (accusative singular)
lađe (accusative plural)
lađo (singular vocative)
lađe (plural vocative)
lađi (locative singular)
lađama (locative plural)
lađom (instrumental singular)
lađama (instrumental plural)


brod

sh-noun

brȏd m (Cyrillic spelling бро̑д, diminutive bròdīć, relational adjective bròdskī)

brȏd (canonical masculine)
бро̑д (Cyrillic)
bròdīć (diminutive)
bròdskī (adjective relational)
brȏd (nominative singular)
bròdovi (nominative plural)
brȍda (genitive singular)
bròdōvā (genitive plural)
brȍdu (dative singular)
bròdovima (dative plural)
brȏd (accusative singular)
bròdove (accusative plural)
brȍde (singular vocative)
bròdovi (plural vocative)
bròdu (locative singular)
bròdovima (locative plural)
brȍdom (instrumental singular)
bròdovima (instrumental plural)

(archaic) ford (location where a stream is shallow)


искра

и̏скра (canonical feminine)
ȉskra (romanization)
и̏скра (nominative singular)
искре (nominative plural)
искре (genitive singular)
и̏ска̄ра̄ (genitive plural)
и̏скрӣ (genitive plural)
искри (dative singular)
искрама (dative plural)
искру (accusative singular)
искре (accusative plural)
искро (singular vocative)
искре (plural vocative)
искри (locative singular)
искрама (locative plural)
искром (instrumental singular)
искрама (instrumental plural)


iskra

ȉskra (canonical feminine)
и̏скра (Cyrillic)
ȉskra (nominative singular)
iskre (nominative plural)
iskre (genitive singular)
ȉskārā (genitive plural)
ȉskrī (genitive plural)
iskri (dative singular)
iskrama (dative plural)
iskru (accusative singular)
iskre (accusative plural)
iskro (singular vocative)
iskre (plural vocative)
iskri (locative singular)
iskrama (locative plural)
iskrom (instrumental singular)
iskrama (instrumental plural)


обе

о̏бе (canonical feminine)
ȍbe (romanization)
о̏бје (alternative Ijekavian)


оба

о̏ба (canonical masculine neuter)
ȍba (romanization)
о̏ба (masculine neuter nominative)
о̏бје (feminine nominative)
о̏бе (feminine nominative)
оба̀јӯ (genitive masculine neuter)
обѝјӯ (feminine genitive)
обèјӯ (feminine genitive)
оба̀ма (dative masculine neuter)
објѐма (dative feminine)
обѐма (dative feminine)
о̏ба (accusative masculine neuter)
о̏бје (accusative feminine)
о̏бе (accusative feminine)
о̏ба (masculine neuter vocative)
о̏бje (feminine vocative)
о̏бe (feminine vocative)
оба̀ма (locative masculine neuter)
објѐма (feminine locative)
обѐма (feminine locative)
оба̀ма (instrumental masculine neuter)
објѐма (feminine instrumental)
обѐма (feminine instrumental)


teta

tȅta (canonical feminine)
те̏та (Cyrillic)
teta (nominative singular)
tete (nominative plural)
tete (genitive singular)
teta (genitive plural)
teti (dative singular)
tetama (dative plural)
tetu (accusative singular)
tete (accusative plural)
teto (singular vocative)
tete (plural vocative)
teti (locative singular)
tetama (locative plural)
tetom (instrumental singular)
tetama (instrumental plural)

(hypocoristic) aunt by blood; the sister of one’s parent


куче

ку̏че n (Latin spelling kȕče, diminutive куче́нце)

ку̏че (canonical neuter)
kȕče (romanization)
куче́нце (diminutive)
куче (nominative singular)
кучићи (nominative plural)
кучета (genitive singular)
кучића (genitive plural)
кучету (dative singular)
кучићима (dative plural)
куче (accusative singular)
кучиће (accusative plural)
куче (singular vocative)
кучићи (plural vocative)
кучету (locative singular)
кучићима (locative plural)
кучетом (instrumental singular)
кучићима (instrumental plural)

Related to Bulgarian куче (kuče); see there for more.


emigrant

emìgrant (canonical masculine)
емѝгрант (Cyrillic)
emìgrant (nominative singular)
emigranti (nominative plural)
emigranta (genitive singular)
emìgranātā (genitive plural)
emigrantu (dative singular)
emigrantima (dative plural)
emigranta (accusative singular)
emigrante (accusative plural)
emigrante (singular vocative)
emigranti (plural vocative)
emigrantu (locative singular)
emigrantima (locative plural)
emigrantom (instrumental singular)
emigrantima (instrumental plural)


santa

sȃnta (canonical feminine)
са̑нта (Cyrillic)


samur

sàmūr (canonical masculine)
са̀мӯр (Cyrillic)
sàmūr (nominative singular)
samuri (nominative plural)
samúra (genitive singular)
samura (genitive plural)
samuru (dative singular)
samurima (dative plural)
samúra (accusative singular)
samure (accusative plural)
samure (singular vocative)
samuri (plural vocative)
samuru (locative singular)
samurima (locative plural)
samurom (instrumental singular)
samurima (instrumental plural)

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


kostur

kȍstūr (canonical masculine)
ко̏стӯр (Cyrillic)
kostur (nominative singular)
kosturi (nominative plural)
kostura (genitive singular)
kostura (genitive plural)
kosturu (dative singular)
kosturima (dative plural)
kostur (accusative singular)
kosture (accusative plural)
kosture (singular vocative)
kosturi (plural vocative)
kosturu (locative singular)
kosturima (locative plural)
kosturom (instrumental singular)
kosturima (instrumental plural)

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


mora

mȍra (canonical feminine)
мо̏ра (Cyrillic)
mora (nominative singular)
more (nominative plural)
more (genitive singular)
mora (genitive plural)
mori (dative singular)
morama (dative plural)
moru (accusative singular)
more (accusative plural)
moro (singular vocative)
more (plural vocative)
mori (locative singular)
morama (locative plural)
morom (instrumental singular)
morama (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *mora, from Proto-Indo-European *mor- (“malicious female spirit”), possibly from *mer- (“to die”). Cognate with Russian кикимора (kikimora), Lithuanian mãras (“plague, pestilence”), Latin mors (“death”), Sanskrit मर (mara, “death, dying”), English mare (“evil spirit formerly thought to sit on the chest of a sleeping person”).

cog

(obsolete or historical) a mythical creature which feeds on people's blood while they are asleep


mora

móra (canonical feminine)
мо́ра (Cyrillic)
mora (nominative singular)
more (nominative plural)
more (genitive singular)
mora (genitive plural)
mori (dative singular)
morama (dative plural)
moru (accusative singular)
more (accusative plural)
moro (singular vocative)
more (plural vocative)
mori (locative singular)
morama (locative plural)
morom (instrumental singular)
morama (instrumental plural)

From Latin mora (“duration of time, delay”).


mora

mȏra (canonical feminine)
мо̑ра (Cyrillic)
mora (nominative singular)
more (nominative plural)
more (genitive singular)
mora (genitive plural)
mori (dative singular)
morama (dative plural)
moru (accusative singular)
more (accusative plural)
moro (singular vocative)
more (plural vocative)
mori (locative singular)
morama (locative plural)
morom (instrumental singular)
morama (instrumental plural)


mora

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.

nonlemma

inflection of more (“sea”):
genitive singular


hidžra

hȉdžra (canonical feminine)
хи̏џра (Cyrillic)
hidžra (nominative singular)
hidžre (nominative plural)
hidžre (genitive singular)
hidžra (genitive plural)
hidžri (dative singular)
hidžrama (dative plural)
hidžru (accusative singular)
hidžre (accusative plural)
hidžro (singular vocative)
hidžre (plural vocative)
hidžri (locative singular)
hidžrama (locative plural)
hidžrom (instrumental singular)
hidžrama (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish هجرت (hicret), from Arabic هِجْرَة (hijra).


хиџра

хи̏џра (canonical feminine)
hȉdžra (romanization)
хиџра (nominative singular)
хиџре (nominative plural)
хиџре (genitive singular)
хиџра (genitive plural)
хиџри (dative singular)
хиџрама (dative plural)
хиџру (accusative singular)
хиџре (accusative plural)
хиџро (singular vocative)
хиџре (plural vocative)
хиџри (locative singular)
хиџрама (locative plural)
хиџром (instrumental singular)
хиџрама (instrumental plural)


хиџрет

хѝџрет (canonical masculine)
hìdžret (romanization)


hidžret

hìdžret (canonical masculine)
хѝџрет (Cyrillic)


сребро

срѐбро (canonical neuter)
srèbro (romanization)
сребро (nominative singular)
сребра (genitive singular)
сребру (dative singular)
сребро (accusative singular)
сребро (singular vocative)
сребру (locative singular)
сребром (instrumental singular)


srebro

srèbro (canonical neuter)
срѐбро (Cyrillic)
srebro (nominative singular)
srebra (genitive singular)
srebru (dative singular)
srebro (accusative singular)
srebro (singular vocative)
srebru (locative singular)
srebrom (instrumental singular)


плаветнило

sh-noun

плавѐтнило n (Latin spelling plavètnilo)

плавѐтнило (canonical neuter)
plavètnilo (romanization)
плаветнило (nominative singular)
плаветнила (genitive singular)
плаветнилу (dative singular)
плаветнило (accusative singular)
плаветнило (singular vocative)
плаветнилу (locative singular)
плаветнилом (instrumental singular)

пла‧вет‧ни‧ло

something (usually big) that's blue (i.e.: sky, sea, etc.)


plavetnilo

plavètnilo n (Cyrillic spelling плавѐтнило)

plavètnilo (canonical neuter)
плавѐтнило (Cyrillic)
plavetnilo (nominative singular)
plavetnila (genitive singular)
plavetnilu (dative singular)
plavetnilo (accusative singular)
plavetnilo (singular vocative)
plavetnilu (locative singular)
plavetnilom (instrumental singular)


фасцикл

фасцѝкл (canonical masculine)
fascìkl (romanization)
фасцѝкл (nominative singular)
фасцикли (nominative plural)
фасцикла (genitive singular)
фасцѝка̄ла̄ (genitive plural)
фасцѝкла̄ (genitive plural)
фасциклу (dative singular)
фасциклима (dative plural)
фасцикл (accusative singular)
фасцикле (accusative plural)
фасцикле (singular vocative)
фасцикли (plural vocative)
фасциклу (locative singular)
фасциклима (locative plural)
фасциклом (instrumental singular)
фасциклима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Faszikel, from Latin fasciculus.

folder (organizer that papers are kept in)


fascikl

fascìkl (canonical masculine)
фасцѝкл (Cyrillic)
fascìkl (nominative singular)
fascikli (nominative plural)
fascikla (genitive singular)
fascìkālā (genitive plural)
fascìklā (genitive plural)
fasciklu (dative singular)
fasciklima (dative plural)
fascikl (accusative singular)
fascikle (accusative plural)
fascikle (singular vocative)
fascikli (plural vocative)
fasciklu (locative singular)
fasciklima (locative plural)
fasciklom (instrumental singular)
fasciklima (instrumental plural)

folder, binder (organizer for unbound papers)


директоријум

дирѐкто̄ријум

дирѐкто̄ријум m (Latin spelling dirèktōrijum)

дирѐкто̄ријум (canonical masculine)
dirèktōrijum (romanization)
директоријум (nominative singular)
директоријуми (nominative plural)
директоријума (genitive singular)
директоријума (genitive plural)
директоријуму (dative singular)
директоријумима (dative plural)
директоријум (accusative singular)
директоријуме (accusative plural)
директоријуму (singular vocative)
директоријуми (plural vocative)
директоријуму (locative singular)
директоријумима (locative plural)
директоријумом (instrumental singular)
директоријумима (instrumental plural)
дирѐкто̄ријум (alternative Bosnia Serbia)

ди‧рек‧то‧ри‧јум

(computing, Bosnian, Serbian) directory, folder


direktorijum

dirèktōrijum m (Cyrillic spelling дирѐкто̄ријум)

dirèktōrijum (canonical masculine)
дирѐкто̄ријум (Cyrillic)
direktorijum (nominative singular)
direktorijumi (nominative plural)
direktorijuma (genitive singular)
direktorijuma (genitive plural)
direktorijumu (dative singular)
direktorijumima (dative plural)
direktorijum (accusative singular)
direktorijume (accusative plural)
direktorijumu (singular vocative)
direktorijumi (plural vocative)
direktorijumu (locative singular)
direktorijumima (locative plural)
direktorijumom (instrumental singular)
direktorijumima (instrumental plural)
dirèktōrij (alternative Croatia)

(computing, Bosnia, Serbia) directory, folder


пресавијач

пресавијач m (Latin spelling presavijač)

folder (a person (thing) that folds things)


presavijač

presavijač m (Cyrillic spelling пресавијач)

пресавијач (Cyrillic)


палеонтолог

палеонто̀лог

палеонто̀лог m (Latin spelling paleontòlog)

палеонто̀лог (canonical masculine)
paleontòlog (romanization)
палеонто̀лог (nominative singular)
палеонто̀лози (nominative plural)
палеонтолога (genitive singular)
палеонтолога (genitive plural)
палеонтологу (dative singular)
палеонтолозима (dative plural)
палеонтолога (accusative singular)
палеонтологе (accusative plural)
палеонтоложе (singular vocative)
палеонтолози (plural vocative)
палеонтологу (locative singular)
палеонтолозима (locative plural)
палеонтологом (instrumental singular)
палеонтолозима (instrumental plural)

па‧ле‧он‧то‧лог

From палеонтоло̀гија.


paleontolog

paleontòlog m (Cyrillic spelling палеонто̀лог)

paleontòlog (canonical masculine)
палеонто̀лог (Cyrillic)
paleontòlog (nominative singular)
paleontòlozi (nominative plural)
paleontologa (genitive singular)
paleontologa (genitive plural)
paleontologu (dative singular)
paleontolozima (dative plural)
paleontologa (accusative singular)
paleontologe (accusative plural)
paleontolože (singular vocative)
paleontolozi (plural vocative)
paleontologu (locative singular)
paleontolozima (locative plural)
paleontologom (instrumental singular)
paleontolozima (instrumental plural)


хералдика

хера̀лдика (canonical feminine)
heràldika (romanization)
хералдика (nominative singular)
хералдике (genitive singular)
хералдици (dative singular)
хералдику (accusative singular)
хералдико (singular vocative)
хералдици (locative singular)
хералдиком (instrumental singular)


heraldika

heràldika f (Cyrillic spelling хера̀лдика)

heràldika (canonical feminine)
хера̀лдика (Cyrillic)
heraldika (nominative singular)
heraldike (genitive singular)
heraldici (dative singular)
heraldiku (accusative singular)
heraldiko (singular vocative)
heraldici (locative singular)
heraldikom (instrumental singular)


advokat

advòkāt m (Cyrillic spelling адво̀ка̄т, relational adjective advòkātskī)

advòkāt (canonical masculine)
адво̀ка̄т (Cyrillic)
advòkātskī (adjective relational)
advokat (nominative singular)
advokati (nominative plural)
advokata (genitive singular)
advokata (genitive plural)
advokatu (dative singular)
advokatima (dative plural)
advokata (accusative singular)
advokate (accusative plural)
advokate (singular vocative)
advokati (plural vocative)
advokatu (locative singular)
advokatima (locative plural)
advokatom (instrumental singular)
advokatima (instrumental plural)


doktor

dȍktor (canonical masculine)
до̏ктор (Cyrillic)
doktor (nominative singular)
doktori (nominative plural)
doktora (genitive singular)
doktora (genitive plural)
doktoru (dative singular)
doktorima (dative plural)
doktora (accusative singular)
doktore (accusative plural)
doktore (singular vocative)
doktori (plural vocative)
doktoru (locative singular)
doktorima (locative plural)
doktorom (instrumental singular)
doktorima (instrumental plural)


dama

dáma (canonical feminine)
да́ма (Cyrillic)
dama (nominative singular)
dame (nominative plural)
dame (genitive singular)
dama (genitive plural)
dami (dative singular)
damama (dative plural)
damu (accusative singular)
dame (accusative plural)
damo (singular vocative)
dame (plural vocative)
dami (locative singular)
damama (locative plural)
damom (instrumental singular)
damama (instrumental plural)


spor

spȍr (canonical masculine)
спо̏р (Cyrillic)
spor (nominative singular)
sporovi (nominative plural)
spora (genitive singular)
sporova (genitive plural)
sporu (dative singular)
sporovima (dative plural)
spor (accusative singular)
sporove (accusative plural)
spore (singular vocative)
sporovi (plural vocative)
sporu (locative singular)
sporovima (locative plural)
sporom (instrumental singular)
sporovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sъporъ, from s- + *per- (“to hit”) (whence also òtpor).


nomad

nòmād (canonical masculine)
но̀ма̄д (Cyrillic)
nòmād (nominative singular)
nomadi (nominative plural)
nomáda (genitive singular)
nomada (genitive plural)
nomadu (dative singular)
nomadima (dative plural)
nomada (accusative singular)
nomade (accusative plural)
nomade (singular vocative)
nomadi (plural vocative)
nomadu (locative singular)
nomadima (locative plural)
nomadom (instrumental singular)
nomadima (instrumental plural)


megacunami

megacunami m (Cyrillic spelling мегацунами)

мегацунами (Cyrillic)

(oceanography) megatsunami (an extremely large tsunami-like wave caused by an avalanche or landslide displacing large amounts of water very quickly)


telecunami

telecunami m (Cyrillic spelling телецунами)

телецунами (Cyrillic)


mečka

mȅčka (canonical feminine)
ме̏чка (Cyrillic)
mȅčka (nominative singular)
mȅčke (nominative plural)
mȅčke (genitive singular)
mȅčākā (genitive plural)
mȅčkī (genitive plural)
mȅčki (dative singular)
mȅčkama (dative plural)
mȅčku (accusative singular)
mȅčke (accusative plural)
mȅčko (singular vocative)
mȅčke (plural vocative)
mȅčki (locative singular)
mȅčkama (locative plural)
mȅčkom (instrumental singular)
mȅčkama (instrumental plural)

show-bear, trained bear that performs at fairs


vidra

vȉdra (canonical feminine)
ви̏дра (Cyrillic)
vidra (nominative singular)
vidre (nominative plural)
vidre (genitive singular)
vidara (genitive plural)
vidri (genitive plural)
vidri (dative singular)
vidrama (dative plural)
vidru (accusative singular)
vidre (accusative plural)
vidro (singular vocative)
vidre (plural vocative)
vidri (locative singular)
vidrama (locative plural)
vidrom (instrumental singular)
vidrama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *vydra, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *ūdrāˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *udréh₂, the feminine form of *udrós.


rigor

rȉgor (canonical masculine)
ри̏гор (Cyrillic)
rigor (nominative singular)
rigora (genitive singular)
rigoru (dative singular)
rigor (accusative singular)
rigore (singular vocative)
rigoru (locative singular)
rigorom (instrumental singular)


basna

bȁsna (canonical feminine)
ба̏сна (Cyrillic)
basna (nominative singular)
basne (nominative plural)
basne (genitive singular)
bȁsānā (genitive plural)
bȁsnī (genitive plural)
basni (dative singular)
basnama (dative plural)
basnu (accusative singular)
basne (accusative plural)
basno (singular vocative)
basne (plural vocative)
basni (locative singular)
basnama (locative plural)
basnom (instrumental singular)
basnama (instrumental plural)

Basna u vuku i magarcu


џин

џи̏н (canonical masculine)
džȉn (romanization)
џи̏н (nominative singular)
џѝнови (nominative plural)
џина (genitive singular)
џинова (genitive plural)
џину (dative singular)
џиновима (dative plural)
џина (accusative singular)
џинове (accusative plural)
џине (singular vocative)
џинови (plural vocative)
џину (locative singular)
џиновима (locative plural)
џином (instrumental singular)
џиновима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish جن (cin) (Turkish cin), from Arabic جِنّ (jinn).


џин

џи̏н (canonical masculine)
džȉn (romanization)
џин (nominative singular)
џинови (nominative plural)
џина (genitive singular)
џинова (genitive plural)
џину (dative singular)
џиновима (dative plural)
џин (accusative singular)
џинови (accusative plural)
џине (singular vocative)
џинови (plural vocative)
џину (locative singular)
џиновима (locative plural)
џином (instrumental singular)
џиновима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from English gin, from Dutch genever (“juniper”), from Old French genevre, from Latin iūniperus (“juniper”).


džin

džȉn (canonical masculine)
џи̏н (Cyrillic)
džȉn (nominative singular)
džìnovi (nominative plural)
džina (genitive singular)
džinova (genitive plural)
džinu (dative singular)
džinovima (dative plural)
džina (accusative singular)
džinove (accusative plural)
džine (singular vocative)
džinovi (plural vocative)
džinu (locative singular)
džinovima (locative plural)
džinom (instrumental singular)
džinovima (instrumental plural)


džin

džȉn (canonical masculine)
џи̏н (Cyrillic)
džin (nominative singular)
džinovi (nominative plural)
džina (genitive singular)
džinova (genitive plural)
džinu (dative singular)
džinovima (dative plural)
džin (accusative singular)
džinovi (accusative plural)
džine (singular vocative)
džinovi (plural vocative)
džinu (locative singular)
džinovima (locative plural)
džinom (instrumental singular)
džinovima (instrumental plural)


kazan

kàzan (canonical masculine)
ка̀зан (Cyrillic)
kazan (nominative singular)
kazani (nominative plural)
kazana (genitive singular)
kazana (genitive plural)
kazanu (dative singular)
kazanima (dative plural)
kazan (accusative singular)
kazane (accusative plural)
kazane (singular vocative)
kazani (plural vocative)
kazanu (locative singular)
kazanima (locative plural)
kazanom (instrumental singular)
kazanima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قزان (qazan).


hala

From Ottoman Turkish خلا (halâ), from Arabic خَلَاء (ḵalāʔ).


hala

From Ottoman Turkish خاله (hâla, hâle), from Arabic خَالَة (ḵāla).

(regional, rare, Islam) aunt (maternal or paternal)


hala

sh-noun

hála or hàla or hȁla f (Cyrillic spelling ха́ла or ха̀ла or ха̏ла)

hála (canonical)
hàla (canonical)
hȁla (canonical feminine)
ха́ла (Cyrillic)
ха̀ла (Cyrillic)
ха̏ла (Cyrillic)


folio

fȏlio (canonical masculine)
фо̑лио (Cyrillic)
fȏlio (nominative singular)
fȏliji (nominative plural)
fȏlija (genitive singular)
fȏlījā (genitive plural)
fȏliju (dative singular)
fȏlijima (dative plural)
fȏlio (accusative singular)
fȏlije (accusative plural)
fȏlio (singular vocative)
fȏliji (plural vocative)
fȏliju (locative singular)
fȏlijima (locative plural)
fȏlijom (instrumental singular)
fȏlijima (instrumental plural)


лисице

лѝсице (canonical feminine plural)
lìsice (romanization)
лисице (nominative plural)
лисица (genitive plural)
лисицама (dative plural)
лисице (accusative plural)
лисице (plural vocative)
лисицама (locative plural)
лисицама (instrumental plural)


lisice

lìsice (canonical feminine plural)
лѝсице (Cyrillic)
lisice (nominative plural)
lisica (genitive plural)
lisicama (dative plural)
lisice (accusative plural)
lisice (plural vocative)
lisicama (locative plural)
lisicama (instrumental plural)


slovenština

slovenština f (Cyrillic spelling словенштина)

словенштина (Cyrillic)


папа

па̑па (canonical masculine)
pȃpa (romanization)
па̑па (nominative singular)
па̑пе (nominative plural)
папе (genitive singular)
папа (genitive plural)
папи (dative singular)
папама (dative plural)
папу (accusative singular)
папе (accusative plural)
папо (singular vocative)
папе (plural vocative)
папи (locative singular)
папама (locative plural)
папом (instrumental singular)
папама (instrumental plural)

From Latin papa, from Byzantine Greek πάπας (pápas, “priest”), variant of Ancient Greek πάππας (páppas, “daddy, papa”).


грегоријански календар

sh-noun

грегорѝја̄нскӣ калѐнда̄р

грегорѝја̄нскӣ калѐнда̄р m (Latin spelling gregorìjānskī kalèndār)

грегорѝја̄нскӣ калѐнда̄р (canonical masculine)
gregorìjānskī kalèndār (romanization)

en-грегоријански_календар-sh-noun-KHgnWXd-


gregorijanski kalendar

gregorìjānskī kalèndār m (Cyrillic spelling грегорѝја̄нскӣ калѐнда̄р)

gregorìjānskī kalèndār (canonical masculine)
грегорѝја̄нскӣ калѐнда̄р (Cyrillic)


витез

ви̏те̄з (canonical masculine)
vȉtēz (romanization)
витез (nominative singular)
витезови (nominative plural)
витеза (genitive singular)
витезова (genitive plural)
витезу (dative singular)
витезовима (dative plural)
витеза (accusative singular)
витезове (accusative plural)
витеже (singular vocative)
витезови (plural vocative)
витезу (locative singular)
витезовима (locative plural)
витезом (instrumental singular)
витезовима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *vitędzь, borrowed from Proto-Germanic *wīkingaz (compare Old Norse víkingr).


vitez

vȉtēz (canonical masculine)
ви̏те̄з (Cyrillic)
vitez (nominative singular)
vitezovi (nominative plural)
viteza (genitive singular)
vitezova (genitive plural)
vitezu (dative singular)
vitezovima (dative plural)
viteza (accusative singular)
vitezove (accusative plural)
viteže (singular vocative)
vitezovi (plural vocative)
vitezu (locative singular)
vitezovima (locative plural)
vitezom (instrumental singular)
vitezovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *vitędzь. Possibly a Doublet of viking or, per Machek and Brückner, derived from an older Slavic source.


скакач

ска̀ка̄ч (canonical masculine)
skàkāč (romanization)
ска̀ка̄ч (nominative singular)
скакачи (nominative plural)
скака́ча (genitive singular)
скакача (genitive plural)
скакачу (dative singular)
скакачима (dative plural)
скакача (accusative singular)
скакаче (accusative plural)
скакачу (singular vocative)
скакачи (plural vocative)
скакачу (locative singular)
скакачима (locative plural)
скакачем (instrumental singular)
скакачима (instrumental plural)


коњ

ко̏њ m (Latin spelling kȍnj, diminutive ко̀њӣћ)

ко̏њ (canonical masculine)
kȍnj (romanization)
ко̀њӣћ (diminutive)
ко̏њ (nominative singular)
коњи (nominative plural)
ко̀ња (genitive singular)
коња (genitive plural)
коњу (dative singular)
ко̀њима (dative plural)
коња (accusative singular)
коње (accusative plural)
ко̏њу (singular vocative)
коњи (plural vocative)
коњу (locative singular)
коњима (locative plural)
коњем (instrumental singular)
коњима (instrumental plural)


konj

kȍnj m (Cyrillic spelling ко̏њ, diminutive kònjīć)

kȍnj (canonical masculine)
ко̏њ (Cyrillic)
kònjīć (diminutive)
kȍnj (nominative singular)
kònji (nominative plural)
kònja (genitive singular)
kónjā (genitive plural)
kònju (dative singular)
kònjima (dative plural)
kònja (accusative singular)
kònje (accusative plural)
kȍnju (singular vocative)
kònji (plural vocative)
kònju (locative singular)
kònjima (locative plural)
kònjem (instrumental singular)
kònjima (instrumental plural)


skakač

skàkāč (canonical masculine)
ска̀ка̄ч (Cyrillic)
skàkāč (nominative singular)
skakači (nominative plural)
skakáča (genitive singular)
skakača (genitive plural)
skakaču (dative singular)
skakačima (dative plural)
skakača (accusative singular)
skakače (accusative plural)
skakaču (singular vocative)
skakači (plural vocative)
skakaču (locative singular)
skakačima (locative plural)
skakačem (instrumental singular)
skakačima (instrumental plural)


тама

та́ма (canonical feminine)
táma (romanization)
тама (nominative singular)
таме (nominative plural)
таме (genitive singular)
тама (genitive plural)
тами (dative singular)
тамама (dative plural)
таму (accusative singular)
таме (accusative plural)
тамо (singular vocative)
таме (plural vocative)
тами (locative singular)
тамама (locative plural)
тамом (instrumental singular)
тамама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *tьma, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *timāˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *temH-. Cognate with Bulgarian тъма (tǎma) and Russian тьма (tʹma).


tama

táma (canonical feminine)
та́ма (Cyrillic)
tama (nominative singular)
tame (nominative plural)
tame (genitive singular)
tama (genitive plural)
tami (dative singular)
tamama (dative plural)
tamu (accusative singular)
tame (accusative plural)
tamo (singular vocative)
tame (plural vocative)
tami (locative singular)
tamama (locative plural)
tamom (instrumental singular)
tamama (instrumental plural)


тема

те́ма (canonical feminine)
téma (romanization)
тема (nominative singular)
теме (nominative plural)
теме (genitive singular)
тема (genitive plural)
теми (dative singular)
темама (dative plural)
тему (accusative singular)
теме (accusative plural)
темо (singular vocative)
теме (plural vocative)
теми (locative singular)
темама (locative plural)
темом (instrumental singular)
темама (instrumental plural)


ноћ

но̑ћ (canonical feminine)
nȏć (romanization)
но̑ћ (nominative singular)
ноћи (nominative plural)
но̏ћи (genitive singular)
но̀ћӣ (genitive plural)
ноћи (dative singular)
ноћима (dative plural)
ноћ (accusative singular)
ноћи (accusative plural)
ноћи (singular vocative)
ноћи (plural vocative)
ноћи (locative singular)
ноћима (locative plural)
но̏ћу (instrumental singular)
ноћима (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *noťь, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *náktis

night, nighttime (period of time from sundown to sunup)


noć

nȏć (canonical feminine)
но̑ћ (Cyrillic)
nȏć (nominative singular)
nȍći (nominative plural)
nòći (genitive singular)
nòćī (genitive plural)
nóćī (genitive plural)
nòćijū (genitive plural)
nȍći (dative singular)
nȍćima (dative plural)
nȏć (accusative singular)
nȍći (accusative plural)
nȍći (singular vocative)
nȍći (plural vocative)
nȍći (locative singular)
nȍćima (locative plural)
nȍću (instrumental singular)
nȍćima (instrumental plural)

Slavomolisano: noča

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *noťь, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *náktis.