ознака

о̏знака (canonical feminine)
ȍznaka (romanization)
ознака (nominative singular)
ознаке (nominative plural)
ознаке (genitive singular)
ознака (genitive plural)
ознаци (dative singular)
ознакама (dative plural)
ознаку (accusative singular)
ознаке (accusative plural)
ознако (singular vocative)
ознаке (plural vocative)
ознаци (locative singular)
ознакама (locative plural)
ознаком (instrumental singular)
ознакама (instrumental plural)


симбол

сѝмбо̄л (canonical masculine)
sìmbōl (romanization)
сѝмбо̄л (nominative singular)
симболи (nominative plural)
симбо́ла (genitive singular)
симбола (genitive plural)
симболу (dative singular)
симболима (dative plural)
симбол (accusative singular)
симболе (accusative plural)
симболе (singular vocative)
симболи (plural vocative)
симболу (locative singular)
симболима (locative plural)
симболом (instrumental singular)
симболима (instrumental plural)


čimbala

чимбала (Cyrillic)
čimbala (nominative singular)
čimbale (nominative plural)
čimbale (genitive singular)
čimbala (genitive plural)
čimbali (dative singular)
čimbalama (dative plural)
čimbalu (accusative singular)
čimbale (accusative plural)
čimbalo (singular vocative)
čimbale (plural vocative)
čimbali (locative singular)
čimbalama (locative plural)
čimbalom (instrumental singular)
čimbalama (instrumental plural)


starojevrejska harfa

sh-noun

starojevrejska harfa f (Cyrillic spelling старојеврејска харфа)

старојеврејска харфа (Cyrillic)


старојеврејска харфа

старојеврејска харфа

старојеврејска харфа f (Latin spelling starojevrejska harfa)

en-старојеврејска_харфа-sh-noun-rLfyKUHK


чимбала

čimbala (romanization)
чимбала (nominative singular)
чимбале (nominative plural)
чимбале (genitive singular)
чимбала (genitive plural)
чимбали (dative singular)
чимбалама (dative plural)
чимбалу (accusative singular)
чимбале (accusative plural)
чимбало (singular vocative)
чимбале (plural vocative)
чимбали (locative singular)
чимбалама (locative plural)
чимбалом (instrumental singular)
чимбалама (instrumental plural)


цар

ца̏р (canonical masculine)
cȁr (romanization)
цар (nominative singular)
цареви (nominative plural)
цара (genitive singular)
царева (genitive plural)
цару (dative singular)
царевима (dative plural)
цара (accusative singular)
цареве (accusative plural)
царе (singular vocative)
цареви (plural vocative)
цару (locative singular)
царевима (locative plural)
царем (instrumental singular)
царевима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *cěsařь, *cьsarь, from a Germanic language, from Proto-Germanic *kaisaraz, from Latin Caesar.

Подајте цару царево, а Богу Вожје.

Give the Emperor what belongs to the Emperor and God what belongs to God.

Бијаше један цар, и имађаше три сина и три ћерке.

1971, Бранко Б. Радичевић, Баш-Челик, Београд, page 1:

There once was a tsar and he had three daughters and three sons.


окно

о̀кно (canonical neuter)
òkno (romanization)
о̀кно (nominative singular)
окна (nominative plural)
окна (genitive singular)
о̏ка̄на̄ (genitive plural)
о́кна̄ (genitive plural)
окну (dative singular)
окнима (dative plural)
окно (accusative singular)
окна (accusative plural)
окно (singular vocative)
окна (plural vocative)
окну (locative singular)
окнима (locative plural)
окном (instrumental singular)
окнима (instrumental plural)


pute

inflection of puta:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


madrigal

madrìgāl m (Cyrillic spelling мадрѝга̄л)

madrìgāl (canonical masculine)
мадрѝга̄л (Cyrillic)
madrìgāl (nominative singular)
madrigali (nominative plural)
madrigála (genitive singular)
madrigala (genitive plural)
madrigalu (dative singular)
madrigalima (dative plural)
madrigal (accusative singular)
madrigale (accusative plural)
madrigale (singular vocative)
madrigali (plural vocative)
madrigalu (locative singular)
madrigalima (locative plural)
madrigalom (instrumental singular)
madrigalima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Italian madrigale, from Latin mātrīcālis.


def

dȅf (canonical masculine)
де̏ф (Cyrillic)
dȅf (nominative singular)
dèfovi (nominative plural)
defa (genitive singular)
defova (genitive plural)
defu (dative singular)
defovima (dative plural)
def (accusative singular)
defove (accusative plural)
defe (singular vocative)
defovi (plural vocative)
defu (locative singular)
defovima (locative plural)
defom (instrumental singular)
defovima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish دف (def), from Persian دف (daf).


деф

де̏ф (canonical masculine)
dȅf (romanization)
де̏ф (nominative singular)
дѐфови (nominative plural)
дефа (genitive singular)
дефова (genitive plural)
дефу (dative singular)
дефовима (dative plural)
деф (accusative singular)
дефове (accusative plural)
дефе (singular vocative)
дефови (plural vocative)
дефу (locative singular)
дефовима (locative plural)
дефом (instrumental singular)
дефовима (instrumental plural)


imperatorka

imperatorka f (Cyrillic spelling императорка)

императорка (Cyrillic)


carica

cȁrica (canonical feminine)
ца̏рица (Cyrillic)
carica (nominative singular)
carice (nominative plural)
carice (genitive singular)
carica (genitive plural)
carici (dative singular)
caricama (dative plural)
caricu (accusative singular)
carice (accusative plural)
carice (singular vocative)
carice (plural vocative)
carici (locative singular)
caricama (locative plural)
caricom (instrumental singular)
caricama (instrumental plural)


императорка

императорка f (Latin spelling imperatorka)


датум

да́тум (canonical masculine)
dátum (romanization)
датум (nominative singular)
датуми (nominative plural)
датума (genitive singular)
датума (genitive plural)
датуму (dative singular)
датумима (dative plural)
датум (accusative singular)
датуме (accusative plural)
датуме (singular vocative)
датуми (plural vocative)
датуму (locative singular)
датумима (locative plural)
датумом (instrumental singular)
датумима (instrumental plural)


кола

ко̏ла (canonical neuter plural)
kȍla (romanization)
кола (nominative plural)
кола (genitive plural)
колима (dative plural)
кола (accusative plural)
кола (plural vocative)
колима (locative plural)
колима (instrumental plural)


кола

ко̑ла (canonical feminine)
kȏla (romanization)
кола (nominative singular)
коле (nominative plural)
коле (genitive singular)
кола (genitive plural)
коли (dative singular)
колама (dative plural)
колу (accusative singular)
коле (accusative plural)
коло (singular vocative)
коле (plural vocative)
коли (locative singular)
колама (locative plural)
колом (instrumental singular)
колама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from English cola, from a Niger-Congo language.


lješnik

љешник (Cyrillic)
lješnjak (alternative)


lešnik

lȅšnīk (canonical masculine)
ле̏шнӣк (Cyrillic)


во

во̑ (canonical masculine)
vȏ (romanization)
во̑ (nominative singular)
во̀лови (nominative plural)
вола (genitive singular)
волова (genitive plural)
волу (dative singular)
воловима (dative plural)
вола (accusative singular)
волове (accusative plural)
во̏ле (singular vocative)
волови (plural vocative)
волу (locative singular)
воловима (locative plural)
волом (instrumental singular)
воловима (instrumental plural)
во̑л (alternative Croatia)


gospodin

gospòdin m (Cyrillic spelling госпо̀дин)

gospòdin (canonical masculine)
госпо̀дин (Cyrillic)
gospodin (nominative singular)
gospoda (nominative plural)
gospodina (genitive singular)
gospode (genitive plural)
gospodinu (dative singular)
gospodi (dative plural)
gospodina (accusative singular)
gospodu (accusative plural)
gospodine (singular vocative)
gospodo (plural vocative)
gospodinu (locative singular)
gospodi (locative plural)
gospodinom (instrumental singular)
gospodom (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *gospodinъ, from *gospodь (“lord, master”).


votka

Borrowed from Turkish votka, from Russian во́дка (vódka).


gitara

gitára (canonical feminine)
гита́ра (Cyrillic)
gitara (nominative singular)
gitare (nominative plural)
gitare (genitive singular)
gitara (genitive plural)
gitari (dative singular)
gitarama (dative plural)
gitaru (accusative singular)
gitare (accusative plural)
gitaro (singular vocative)
gitare (plural vocative)
gitari (locative singular)
gitarama (locative plural)
gitarom (instrumental singular)
gitarama (instrumental plural)


вода

во̀да (canonical feminine)
vòda (romanization)
во̀да (nominative singular)
во̏де (nominative plural)
во̀де (genitive singular)
во́да̄ (genitive plural)
води (dative singular)
водама (dative plural)
воду (accusative singular)
воде (accusative plural)
водо (singular vocative)
воде (plural vocative)
води (locative singular)
водама (locative plural)
водом (instrumental singular)
водама (instrumental plural)

Etymology tree
Proto-Indo-European *wed-
Proto-Indo-European *-r̥
Proto-Indo-European *wódr̥
Proto-Balto-Slavic *wandō
Proto-Slavic *voda
Serbo-Croatian вода
Inherited from Proto-Slavic *voda, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *wandō, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *wódr̥.


lisica

lìsica (canonical feminine)
лѝсица (Cyrillic)
lisica (nominative singular)
lisice (nominative plural)
lisice (genitive singular)
lisica (genitive plural)
lisici (dative singular)
lisicama (dative plural)
lisicu (accusative singular)
lisice (accusative plural)
lisice (singular vocative)
lisice (plural vocative)
lisici (locative singular)
lisicama (locative plural)
lisicom (instrumental singular)
lisicama (instrumental plural)

(soccer, slang, chiefly in plural) Leicester City player


lipa

lȉpa (canonical feminine)
ли̏па (Cyrillic)
lȉpa (nominative singular)
lipe (nominative plural)
lipe (genitive singular)
lȋpā (genitive plural)
lipi (dative singular)
lipama (dative plural)
lipu (accusative singular)
lipe (accusative plural)
lipo (singular vocative)
lipe (plural vocative)
lipom (locative singular)
lipama (locative plural)
lipi (instrumental singular)
lipama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *lipa, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *léiˀpāˀ.


leto

lȅto (canonical neuter)
ле̏то (Cyrillic)
lȅto (nominative singular)
leta (nominative plural)
leta (genitive singular)
lȇtā (genitive plural)
letu (dative singular)
letima (dative plural)
leto (accusative singular)
leta (accusative plural)
leto (singular vocative)
leta (plural vocative)
letu (locative singular)
letima (locative plural)
letom (instrumental singular)
letima (instrumental plural)
ljȅto (alternative Ijekavian)
lito (alternative Ikavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *lěto (“summer; year”), from Proto-Indo-European *leh₁tom.


ksilofon

sh-noun

ksȉlofōn m (Cyrillic spelling кси̏лофо̄н)

ksȉlofōn (canonical masculine)
кси̏лофо̄н (Cyrillic)
ksilofon (nominative singular)
ksilofoni (nominative plural)
ksilofona (genitive singular)
ksilofona (genitive plural)
ksilofonu (dative singular)
ksilofonima (dative plural)
ksilofon (accusative singular)
ksilofone (accusative plural)
ksilofone (singular vocative)
ksilofoni (plural vocative)
ksilofonu (locative singular)
ksilofonima (locative plural)
ksilofonom (instrumental singular)
ksilofonima (instrumental plural)


kila

kȉla (canonical feminine)
ки̏ла (Cyrillic)
kila (nominative singular)
kile (nominative plural)
kile (genitive singular)
kila (genitive plural)
kili (dative singular)
kilama (dative plural)
kilu (accusative singular)
kile (accusative plural)
kilo (singular vocative)
kile (plural vocative)
kili (locative singular)
kilama (locative plural)
kilom (instrumental singular)
kilama (instrumental plural)


tel

tȅl (canonical masculine)
те̏л (Cyrillic)
tel (nominative singular)
teli (nominative plural)
tela (genitive singular)
tela (genitive plural)
telu (dative singular)
telima (dative plural)
tel (accusative singular)
tele (accusative plural)
tele (singular vocative)
teli (plural vocative)
telu (locative singular)
telima (locative plural)
telom (instrumental singular)
telima (instrumental plural)

Ne biju se tako pobinjice, već se biju od tela kandžijom

Pustila dugu kosu niz pleća i preko grudi, a niz dugu kosu pušta se tel, blešti i treperi tel među crnom bujnom kosom, pa mu izgleda Zona sjajna i svečana kao zavetna ikona.

silver or golden thread or string for sewing or embroidering


soda

sóda (canonical feminine)
со́да (Cyrillic)
soda (nominative singular)
sode (nominative plural)
sode (genitive singular)
soda (genitive plural)
sodi (dative singular)
sodama (dative plural)
sodu (accusative singular)
sode (accusative plural)
sodo (singular vocative)
sode (plural vocative)
sodi (locative singular)
sodama (locative plural)
sodom (instrumental singular)
sodama (instrumental plural)


suncobran

sȕncobrān m (Cyrillic spelling су̏нцобра̄н)

sȕncobrān (canonical masculine)
су̏нцобра̄н (Cyrillic)
suncobran (nominative singular)
suncobrani (nominative plural)
suncobrana (genitive singular)
suncobrana (genitive plural)
suncobranu (dative singular)
suncobranima (dative plural)
suncobran (accusative singular)
suncobrane (accusative plural)
suncobrane (singular vocative)
suncobrani (plural vocative)
suncobranu (locative singular)
suncobranima (locative plural)
suncobranom (instrumental singular)
suncobranima (instrumental plural)


сунцобран

су̏нцобра̄н m (Latin spelling sȕncobrān)

су̏нцобра̄н (canonical masculine)
sȕncobrān (romanization)
сунцобран (nominative singular)
сунцобрани (nominative plural)
сунцобрана (genitive singular)
сунцобрана (genitive plural)
сунцобрану (dative singular)
сунцобранима (dative plural)
сунцобран (accusative singular)
сунцобране (accusative plural)
сунцобране (singular vocative)
сунцобрани (plural vocative)
сунцобрану (locative singular)
сунцобранима (locative plural)
сунцобраном (instrumental singular)
сунцобранима (instrumental plural)

су̑нце + -о- + -бра̄н. Compare ки̏шобра̄н.

af

су̑нце + -о- + -бра̄н

umbrella (for protection against the sun)


кишобран

ки̏шобра̄н (canonical masculine)
kȉšobrān (romanization)
кишобран (nominative singular)
кишобрани (nominative plural)
кишобрана (genitive singular)
кишобрана (genitive plural)
кишобрану (dative singular)
кишобранима (dative plural)
кишобран (accusative singular)
кишобране (accusative plural)
кишобране (singular vocative)
кишобрани (plural vocative)
кишобрану (locative singular)
кишобранима (locative plural)
кишобраном (instrumental singular)
кишобранима (instrumental plural)

ки̏ша + -о- + -бра̄н. Compare су̏нцобра̄н, Macedonian дождобран (doždobran).

ки̏ша + -о- + -бра̄н


kišobran

sh-noun

kȉšobrān m (Cyrillic spelling ки̏шобра̄н)

kȉšobrān (canonical masculine)
ки̏шобра̄н (Cyrillic)
kišobran (nominative singular)
kišobrani (nominative plural)
kišobrana (genitive singular)
kišobrana (genitive plural)
kišobranu (dative singular)
kišobranima (dative plural)
kišobran (accusative singular)
kišobrane (accusative plural)
kišobrane (singular vocative)
kišobrani (plural vocative)
kišobranu (locative singular)
kišobranima (locative plural)
kišobranom (instrumental singular)
kišobranima (instrumental plural)

From kiša + -o- + braniti.
Coined by in 1830's, likely by writers and journalists publishing Ilirske narodne novine, where it appears in 1837.


sunce

sȗnce (canonical neuter)
су̑нце (Cyrillic)
sȗnce (nominative singular)
sȗnca (nominative plural)
sȗnca (genitive singular)
sȕnācā (genitive plural)
sȗncā (genitive plural)
sȗncu (dative singular)
sȗncima (dative plural)
sȗnce (accusative singular)
sȗnca (accusative plural)
sȗnce (singular vocative)
sȗnca (plural vocative)
sȗncu (locative singular)
sȗncima (locative plural)
sȗncem (instrumental singular)
sȗncima (instrumental plural)

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Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sъlnьce, from Proto-Indo-European *sóh₂wl̥.

izlazak sunca

zalazak sunca


сунце

су̑нце (canonical neuter)
sȗnce (romanization)
су̑нце (nominative singular)
сунца (nominative plural)
сунца (genitive singular)
су̏на̄ца̄ (genitive plural)
су̑нца̄ (genitive plural)
сунцу (dative singular)
сунцима (dative plural)
сунце (accusative singular)
сунца (accusative plural)
сунце (singular vocative)
сунца (plural vocative)
сунцу (locative singular)
сунцима (locative plural)
сунцем (instrumental singular)
сунцима (instrumental plural)


сунцокрет

су̀нцокре̄т m (Latin spelling sùncokrēt)

су̀нцокре̄т (canonical masculine)
sùncokrēt (romanization)
сунцокрет (nominative singular)
сунцокрети (nominative plural)
сунцокрета (genitive singular)
сунцокрета (genitive plural)
сунцокрету (dative singular)
сунцокретима (dative plural)
сунцокрет (accusative singular)
сунцокрете (accusative plural)
сунцокрете (singular vocative)
сунцокрети (plural vocative)
сунцокрету (locative singular)
сунцокретима (locative plural)
сунцокретом (instrumental singular)
сунцокретима (instrumental plural)


suncokret

sùncokrēt m (Cyrillic spelling су̀нцокре̄т)

sùncokrēt (canonical masculine)
су̀нцокре̄т (Cyrillic)
suncokret (nominative singular)
suncokreti (nominative plural)
suncokreta (genitive singular)
suncokreta (genitive plural)
suncokretu (dative singular)
suncokretima (dative plural)
suncokret (accusative singular)
suncokrete (accusative plural)
suncokrete (singular vocative)
suncokreti (plural vocative)
suncokretu (locative singular)
suncokretima (locative plural)
suncokretom (instrumental singular)
suncokretima (instrumental plural)


облак

о̏бла̄к (canonical masculine)
ȍblāk (romanization)
облак (nominative singular)
облаци (nominative plural)
облака (genitive singular)
облака (genitive plural)
облаку (dative singular)
облацима (dative plural)
облак (accusative singular)
облаке (accusative plural)
облаче (singular vocative)
облаци (plural vocative)
облаку (locative singular)
облацима (locative plural)
облаком (instrumental singular)
облацима (instrumental plural)


oblak

ȍblāk (canonical masculine)
о̏бла̄к (Cyrillic)
ȍblāk (nominative singular)
ȍblāci (nominative plural)
ȍblāka (genitive singular)
ȍblākā (genitive plural)
ȍblāku (dative singular)
ȍblācima (dative plural)
ȍblāk (accusative singular)
ȍblāke (accusative plural)
ȍblāče (singular vocative)
ȍblāci (plural vocative)
ȍblāku (locative singular)
ȍblācima (locative plural)
ȍblākom (instrumental singular)
ȍblācima (instrumental plural)


rečnik

rȇčnīk (canonical masculine)
ре̑чнӣк (Cyrillic)
rȇčnīk (nominative singular)
rȇčnīci (nominative plural)
rečnika (genitive singular)
rečnika (genitive plural)
rečniku (dative singular)
rečnicima (dative plural)
rečnik (accusative singular)
rečnike (accusative plural)
rȇčnīče (singular vocative)
rečnici (plural vocative)
rečniku (locative singular)
rečnicima (locative plural)
rečnikom (instrumental singular)
rečnicima (instrumental plural)
rjȇčnīk (alternative Ijekavian)


речник

ре̑чнӣк (canonical masculine)
rȇčnīk (romanization)
ре̑чнӣк (nominative singular)
ре̑чнӣци (nominative plural)
речника (genitive singular)
речника (genitive plural)
речнику (dative singular)
речницима (dative plural)
речник (accusative singular)
речнике (accusative plural)
ре̑чнӣче (singular vocative)
речници (plural vocative)
речнику (locative singular)
речницима (locative plural)
речником (instrumental singular)
речницима (instrumental plural)
рје̑чнӣк (alternative Ijekavian)


зрак

зра̑к (canonical masculine)
zrȃk (romanization)
зрак (nominative singular)
зраци (nominative plural)
зрака (genitive singular)
зрака (genitive plural)
зраку (dative singular)
зрацима (dative plural)
зрак (accusative singular)
зраке (accusative plural)
зраче (singular vocative)
зраци (plural vocative)
зраку (locative singular)
зрацима (locative plural)
зраком (instrumental singular)
зрацима (instrumental plural)

Alternative form: (Bosnia, Croatia) зра̏ка

Врх хриди црне трне задњи румени зрак.

Atop the black cliff the last crimson ray disappears.


vazduh

vàzdūh (canonical masculine)
ва̀здӯх (Cyrillic)
vazduh (nominative singular)
vazduha (genitive singular)
vazduhu (dative singular)
vazduh (accusative singular)
vazduše (singular vocative)
vazduhu (locative singular)
vazduhom (instrumental singular)

From Old Church Slavonic въздоухъ (vŭzduxŭ), from Proto-Slavic *vъzduxъ, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *dʰews- (Czech vzduch, Russian во́здух (vózdux), Bulgarian въ́здух (vǎ́zduh)).

Ptica je letela kroz vazduh

Iz vazduha, sa kopna i mora, Rusija je otpočela razorni napad na Ukrajinu, demokratsku državu u kojoj živi 44 miliona stanovnika.

2022, Pol Kirbi, “Rusija i Ukrajina: Zašto je Rusija napala Ukrajinu i šta Putin hoće”, in BBC Njuz:

From the air, from land and sea, Russia has launched a devastating attack on Ukraine, a democratic state with a population of 44 million.

(uncountable, Serbia, Bosnia, Montenegro) air


ваздух

ва̀здӯх (canonical masculine)
vàzdūh (romanization)
ваздух (nominative singular)
ваздуха (genitive singular)
ваздуху (dative singular)
ваздух (accusative singular)
ваздуше (singular vocative)
ваздуху (locative singular)
ваздухом (instrumental singular)

From Russian во́здух (vózdux), from Old Church Slavonic въздоухъ (vŭzduxŭ), from Proto-Slavic *vъzduxъ, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *dʰews- (Czech vzduch, Russian во́здух (vózdux), Bulgarian въ́здух (vǎ́zduh)).

Птица је летела кроз ваздух

Из ваздуха, са копна и мора, Русија је отпочела разоени напад на Укеајину, демократску државу у којој живи 44 милиона.

2022, Пол Кирби, “Русија и Украјина: Зашто је Русија напала Украјину и шта Путин хоће”, in BBC Njuz:


urma

ùrma (canonical feminine)
у̀рма (Cyrillic)
ùrma (nominative singular)
ùrme (nominative plural)
ùrme (genitive singular)
ȗrmā (genitive plural)
ȗrmī (genitive plural)
ùrmi (dative singular)
ùrmama (dative plural)
ùrmu (accusative singular)
ùrme (accusative plural)
ùrmo (singular vocative)
ùrme (plural vocative)
ùrmi (locative singular)
ùrmama (locative plural)
ùrmom (instrumental singular)
ùrmama (instrumental plural)


урма

у̀рма (canonical feminine)
ùrma (romanization)
у̀рма (nominative singular)
у̀рме (nominative plural)
у̀рме (genitive singular)
у̑рма̄ (genitive plural)
у̑рмӣ (genitive plural)
у̀рми (dative singular)
у̀рмама (dative plural)
у̀рму (accusative singular)
у̀рме (accusative plural)
у̀рмо (singular vocative)
у̀рме (plural vocative)
у̀рми (locative singular)
у̀рмама (locative plural)
у̀рмом (instrumental singular)
у̀рмама (instrumental plural)


hurma

húrma (canonical feminine)
ху́рма (Cyrillic)
hùrma (nominative singular)
hùrme (nominative plural)
hùrme (genitive singular)
hȗrmā (genitive plural)
hȗrmī (genitive plural)
hùrmi (dative singular)
hùrmama (dative plural)
hùrmu (accusative singular)
hùrme (accusative plural)
hùrmo (singular vocative)
hùrme (plural vocative)
hùrmi (locative singular)
hùrmama (locative plural)
hùrmom (instrumental singular)
hùrmama (instrumental plural)
ùrma (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish خرما (hurma), from Classical Persian خُرْمَا (xurmā).


ауто

а̀уто (canonical masculine)
àuto (romanization)
ауто (nominative singular)
аути (nominative plural)
аута (genitive singular)
аута (genitive plural)
ауту (dative singular)
аутима (dative plural)
ауто (accusative singular)
ауте (accusative plural)
ауто (singular vocative)
аути (plural vocative)
ауту (locative singular)
аутима (locative plural)
аутом (instrumental singular)
аутима (instrumental plural)

clipping

Clipping of аутомо̀бӣл

Не можеш да узмеш ауто, јер нема бензина.

You can’t take the car, because there isn’t any gas.

Цигарета беше горка као пепео. Седео сам у ауту (руке на волану, глава на рукама) и ослушкивао кишу – вечан, једноличан и увек нов шум, дирљиво досадан и мени необично, тужно узбудљив; ромињала је шапућући као старица која плаче на туђем гробу.

1989, Видосав Стевановић, Иницијали:

The cigarette was as bitter as ash. I sat in the car (hands on the steering wheel, head on my hands) and listened to the rain - eternal, monotonous and always new noise, touchingly boring and strangely, sadly exciting for me; she whispered like an old woman crying at someone else's grave.


механичар

sh-noun

меха̀нича̄р m (Latin spelling mehàničār)

меха̀нича̄р (canonical masculine)
mehàničār (romanization)
механичар (nominative singular)
механичари (nominative plural)
механичара (genitive singular)
механичара (genitive plural)
механичару (dative singular)
механичарима (dative plural)
механичара (accusative singular)
механичаре (accusative plural)
механичару (singular vocative)
механичари (plural vocative)
механичару (locative singular)
механичарима (locative plural)
механичаром (instrumental singular)
механичарима (instrumental plural)


mehaničar

mehàničār m (Cyrillic spelling меха̀нича̄р)

mehàničār (canonical masculine)
меха̀нича̄р (Cyrillic)
mehaničar (nominative singular)
mehaničari (nominative plural)
mehaničara (genitive singular)
mehaničara (genitive plural)
mehaničaru (dative singular)
mehaničarima (dative plural)
mehaničara (accusative singular)
mehaničare (accusative plural)
mehaničaru (singular vocative)
mehaničari (plural vocative)
mehaničaru (locative singular)
mehaničarima (locative plural)
mehaničarom (instrumental singular)
mehaničarima (instrumental plural)


gusenica

gȕsenica f (Cyrillic spelling гу̏сеница)

gȕsenica (canonical feminine)
гу̏сеница (Cyrillic)
gusenica (nominative singular)
gusenice (nominative plural)
gusenice (genitive singular)
gusenica (genitive plural)
gusenici (dative singular)
gusenicama (dative plural)
gusenicu (accusative singular)
gusenice (accusative plural)
gusenice (singular vocative)
gusenice (plural vocative)
gusenici (locative singular)
gusenicama (locative plural)
gusenicom (instrumental singular)
gusenicama (instrumental plural)
gȕsjenica (alternative Ijekavian)

caterpillar tread (of a tractor or tank)


igra

ìgra (canonical feminine)
ѝгра (Cyrillic)
ìgra (nominative singular)
igre (nominative plural)
igre (genitive singular)
igárā (genitive plural)
igri (dative singular)
igrama (dative plural)
igru (accusative singular)
igre (accusative plural)
igro (singular vocative)
igre (plural vocative)
igri (locative singular)
igrama (locative plural)
igrom (instrumental singular)
igrama (instrumental plural)


кит

ки̏т (canonical masculine)
kȉt (romanization)
ки̏т (nominative singular)
кѝтови (nominative plural)
кита (genitive singular)
китова (genitive plural)
киту (dative singular)
китовима (dative plural)
кита (accusative singular)
китове (accusative plural)
ките (singular vocative)
китови (plural vocative)
киту (locative singular)
китовима (locative plural)
китом (instrumental singular)
китовима (instrumental plural)


avgust

àvgust (canonical masculine)
а̀вгуст (Cyrillic)
avgust (nominative singular)
avgusti (nominative plural)
avgusta (genitive singular)
avgusta (genitive plural)
avgustu (dative singular)
avgustima (dative plural)
avgust (accusative singular)
avguste (accusative plural)
avguste (singular vocative)
avgusti (plural vocative)
avgustu (locative singular)
avgustima (locative plural)
avgustom (instrumental singular)
avgustima (instrumental plural)
àugust (alternative Bosnia)


јануар

ја̏нуа̄р (canonical masculine)
jȁnuār (romanization)
јануар (nominative singular)
јануари (nominative plural)
јануара (genitive singular)
јануара (genitive plural)
јануару (dative singular)
јануарима (dative plural)
јануар (accusative singular)
јануаре (accusative plural)
јануаре (singular vocative)
јануари (plural vocative)
јануару (locative singular)
јануарима (locative plural)
јануаром (instrumental singular)
јануарима (instrumental plural)


децембар

дѐце̄мбар (canonical masculine)
dècēmbar (romanization)
дѐце̄мбар (nominative singular)
децембри (nominative plural)
децембра (genitive singular)
дѐце̄мба̄ра̄ (genitive plural)
децембру (dative singular)
децембрима (dative plural)
децембар (accusative singular)
децембре (accusative plural)
децембре (singular vocative)
децембри (plural vocative)
децембру (locative singular)
децембрима (locative plural)
децембром (instrumental singular)
децембрима (instrumental plural)


фебруар

фе̏бруа̄р (canonical masculine)
fȅbruār (romanization)
фебруар (nominative singular)
фебруари (nominative plural)
фебруара (genitive singular)
фебруара (genitive plural)
фебруару (dative singular)
фебруарима (dative plural)
фебруар (accusative singular)
фебруаре (accusative plural)
фебруаре (singular vocative)
фебруари (plural vocative)
фебруару (locative singular)
фебруарима (locative plural)
фебруаром (instrumental singular)
фебруарима (instrumental plural)


decembar

dècēmbar m (Cyrillic spelling дѐце̄мбар)

dècēmbar (canonical masculine)
дѐце̄мбар (Cyrillic)
dècēmbar (nominative singular)
decembri (nominative plural)
decembra (genitive singular)
dècēmbārā (genitive plural)
decembru (dative singular)
decembrima (dative plural)
decembar (accusative singular)
decembre (accusative plural)
decembre (singular vocative)
decembri (plural vocative)
decembru (locative singular)
decembrima (locative plural)
decembrom (instrumental singular)
decembrima (instrumental plural)


novembar

nòvēmbar m (Cyrillic spelling но̀ве̄мбар)

nòvēmbar (canonical masculine)
но̀ве̄мбар (Cyrillic)
novembar (nominative singular)
novembri (nominative plural)
novembra (genitive singular)
novembara (genitive plural)
novembru (dative singular)
novembrima (dative plural)
novembar (accusative singular)
novembre (accusative plural)
novembre (singular vocative)
novembri (plural vocative)
novembru (locative singular)
novembrima (locative plural)
novembrom (instrumental singular)
novembrima (instrumental plural)


новембар

но̀ве̄мбар (canonical masculine)
nòvēmbar (romanization)
новембар (nominative singular)
новембри (nominative plural)
новембра (genitive singular)
новембара (genitive plural)
новембру (dative singular)
новембрима (dative plural)
новембар (accusative singular)
новембре (accusative plural)
новембре (singular vocative)
новембри (plural vocative)
новембру (locative singular)
новембрима (locative plural)
новембром (instrumental singular)
новембрима (instrumental plural)


октобар

о̀кто̄бар (canonical masculine)
òktōbar (romanization)
октобар (nominative singular)
октобри (nominative plural)
октобра (genitive singular)
октобара (genitive plural)
октобру (dative singular)
октобрима (dative plural)
октобар (accusative singular)
октобре (accusative plural)
октобре (singular vocative)
октобри (plural vocative)
октобру (locative singular)
октобрима (locative plural)
октобром (instrumental singular)
октобрима (instrumental plural)


септембар

сѐпте̄мбар (canonical masculine)
sèptēmbar (romanization)
септембар (nominative singular)
септембри (nominative plural)
септембра (genitive singular)
септембара (genitive plural)
септембру (dative singular)
септембрима (dative plural)
септембар (accusative singular)
септембре (accusative plural)
септембре (singular vocative)
септембри (plural vocative)
септембру (locative singular)
септембрима (locative plural)
септембром (instrumental singular)
септембрима (instrumental plural)


јули

ју̑ли (canonical masculine)
jȗli (romanization)
јули (nominative singular)
јули (nominative plural)
јула (genitive singular)
јула (genitive plural)
јулу (dative singular)
јулима (dative plural)
јули (accusative singular)
јуле (accusative plural)
јули (singular vocative)
јули (plural vocative)
јулу (locative singular)
јулима (locative plural)
јулом (instrumental singular)
јулима (instrumental plural)
ју̑л (alternative)


јуни

ју̑ни (canonical masculine)
jȗni (romanization)
јуни (nominative singular)
јуни (nominative plural)
јуна (genitive singular)
јуна (genitive plural)
јуну (dative singular)
јунима (dative plural)
јуни (accusative singular)
јуне (accusative plural)
јуни (singular vocative)
јуни (plural vocative)
јуну (locative singular)
јунима (locative plural)
јуном (instrumental singular)
јунима (instrumental plural)
ју̑н (alternative)


мај

ма̏ј (canonical masculine)
mȁj (romanization)
мај (nominative singular)
мајеви (nominative plural)
маја (genitive singular)
мајева (genitive plural)
мају (dative singular)
мајевима (dative plural)
мај (accusative singular)
мајеве (accusative plural)
мају (singular vocative)
мајеви (plural vocative)
мају (locative singular)
мајевима (locative plural)
мајем (instrumental singular)
мајевима (instrumental plural)


април

а̀прӣл (canonical masculine)
àprīl (romanization)
а̀прӣл (nominative singular)
априли (nominative plural)
апри́ла (genitive singular)
априла (genitive plural)
априлу (dative singular)
априлима (dative plural)
април (accusative singular)
априле (accusative plural)
априле (singular vocative)
априли (plural vocative)
априлу (locative singular)
априлима (locative plural)
априлом (instrumental singular)
априлима (instrumental plural)


oktobar

òktōbar (canonical masculine)
о̀кто̄бар (Cyrillic)
oktobar (nominative singular)
oktobri (nominative plural)
oktobra (genitive singular)
oktobara (genitive plural)
oktobru (dative singular)
oktobrima (dative plural)
oktobar (accusative singular)
oktobre (accusative plural)
oktobre (singular vocative)
oktobri (plural vocative)
oktobru (locative singular)
oktobrima (locative plural)
oktobrom (instrumental singular)
oktobrima (instrumental plural)


septembar

sèptēmbar m (Cyrillic spelling сѐпте̄мбар)

sèptēmbar (canonical masculine)
сѐпте̄мбар (Cyrillic)
septembar (nominative singular)
septembri (nominative plural)
septembra (genitive singular)
septembara (genitive plural)
septembru (dative singular)
septembrima (dative plural)
septembar (accusative singular)
septembre (accusative plural)
septembre (singular vocative)
septembri (plural vocative)
septembru (locative singular)
septembrima (locative plural)
septembrom (instrumental singular)
septembrima (instrumental plural)


четвртак

четвр́так (canonical masculine)
četvŕtak (romanization)
четвртак (nominative singular)
четврци (nominative plural)
четвртка (genitive singular)
четвртака (genitive plural)
четвртку (dative singular)
четврцима (dative plural)
четвртак (accusative singular)
четврке (accusative plural)
четврче (singular vocative)
четврци (plural vocative)
четвртку (locative singular)
четврцима (locative plural)
четвртком (instrumental singular)
четврцима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *četvьrtъkъ.


уторак

у́торак (canonical masculine)
útorak (romanization)
у́торак (nominative singular)
у́то̄рци (nominative plural)
у́то̄рка (genitive singular)
у́то̄ра̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
уторку (dative singular)
уторцима (dative plural)
уторак (accusative singular)
уторке (accusative plural)
уторче (singular vocative)
уторци (plural vocative)
уторку (locative singular)
уторцима (locative plural)
уторком (instrumental singular)
уторцима (instrumental plural)

у уторак

уторком

Видимо се сљедећи уторак.


понедељак

понѐдељак (canonical masculine)
ponèdeljak (romanization)
понедељак (nominative singular)
понедељци (nominative plural)
понедељка (genitive singular)
понедељака (genitive plural)
понедељку (dative singular)
понедељцима (dative plural)
понедељак (accusative singular)
понедељке (accusative plural)
понедељче (singular vocative)
понедељци (plural vocative)
понедељку (locative singular)
понедељцима (locative plural)
понедељком (instrumental singular)
понедељцима (instrumental plural)
понѐдјељак (alternative Ijekavian)

по‧не‧де‧љак


недеља

нѐдеља (canonical feminine)
nèdelja (romanization)
нѐдеља (nominative singular)
недеље (nominative plural)
недеље (genitive singular)
не̏де̄ља̄ (genitive plural)
недељи (dative singular)
недељама (dative plural)
недељу (accusative singular)
недеље (accusative plural)
недељо (singular vocative)
недеље (plural vocative)
недељи (locative singular)
недељама (locative plural)
недељом (instrumental singular)
недељама (instrumental plural)
nèdjelja (alternative Ijekavian)
нѐђеља (alternative Montenegro)


субота

су̀бота (canonical feminine)
sùbota (romanization)
субота (nominative singular)
суботе (nominative plural)
суботе (genitive singular)
субота (genitive plural)
суботи (dative singular)
суботама (dative plural)
суботу (accusative singular)
суботе (accusative plural)
субото (singular vocative)
суботе (plural vocative)
суботи (locative singular)
суботама (locative plural)
суботом (instrumental singular)
суботама (instrumental plural)


петак

пе́так (canonical masculine)
pétak (romanization)
пе́так (nominative singular)
пе́ци (nominative plural)
петка (genitive singular)
пе̑та̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
петку (dative singular)
пецима (dative plural)
петак (accusative singular)
петке (accusative plural)
петку (singular vocative)
пеци (plural vocative)
петку (locative singular)
пецима (locative plural)
петком (instrumental singular)
пецима (instrumental plural)


sreda

sréda (canonical feminine)
сре́да (Cyrillic)
sreda (nominative singular)
srede (nominative plural)
srede (genitive singular)
sreda (genitive plural)
sredi (dative singular)
sredama (dative plural)
sredu (accusative singular)
srede (accusative plural)
sredo (singular vocative)
srede (plural vocative)
sredi (locative singular)
sredama (locative plural)
sredom (instrumental singular)
sredama (instrumental plural)
srijéda (alternative Ijekavian)

From earlier srěda, from Proto-Slavic *serda.

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


srijeda

srijéda (canonical feminine)
срије́да (Cyrillic)
srijeda (nominative singular)
srijede (nominative plural)
srijede (genitive singular)
srijeda (genitive plural)
srijedi (dative singular)
srijedama (dative plural)
srijedu (accusative singular)
srijede (accusative plural)
srijedo (singular vocative)
srijede (plural vocative)
srijedi (locative singular)
srijedama (locative plural)
srijedom (instrumental singular)
srijedama (instrumental plural)
sréda (alternative Ekavian)

u srijedu

srijedom


petak

pétak (canonical masculine)
пе́так (Cyrillic)
pétak (nominative singular)
péci (nominative plural)
petka (genitive singular)
pȇtākā (genitive plural)
petku (dative singular)
pecima (dative plural)
petak (accusative singular)
petke (accusative plural)
petku (singular vocative)
peci (plural vocative)
petku (locative singular)
pecima (locative plural)
petkom (instrumental singular)
pecima (instrumental plural)


subota

sùbota (canonical feminine)
су̀бота (Cyrillic)
subota (nominative singular)
subote (nominative plural)
subote (genitive singular)
subota (genitive plural)
suboti (dative singular)
subotama (dative plural)
subotu (accusative singular)
subote (accusative plural)
suboto (singular vocative)
subote (plural vocative)
suboti (locative singular)
subotama (locative plural)
subotom (instrumental singular)
subotama (instrumental plural)


četvrtak

četvŕtak m (Cyrillic spelling четвр́так)

četvŕtak (canonical masculine)
четвр́так (Cyrillic)
četvrtak (nominative singular)
četvrci (nominative plural)
četvrtka (genitive singular)
četvrtaka (genitive plural)
četvrtku (dative singular)
četvrcima (dative plural)
četvrtak (accusative singular)
četvrke (accusative plural)
četvrče (singular vocative)
četvrci (plural vocative)
četvrtku (locative singular)
četvrcima (locative plural)
četvrtkom (instrumental singular)
četvrcima (instrumental plural)


utorak

útorak (canonical masculine)
у́торак (Cyrillic)
útorak (nominative singular)
útōrci (nominative plural)
útōrka (genitive singular)
útorākā (genitive plural)
utorku (dative singular)
utorcima (dative plural)
utorak (accusative singular)
utorke (accusative plural)
utorče (singular vocative)
utorci (plural vocative)
utorku (locative singular)
utorcima (locative plural)
utorkom (instrumental singular)
utorcima (instrumental plural)

u utorak

utorkom

Vidimo se sljedeći utorak.


ponedeljak

ponèdeljak m (Cyrillic spelling понѐдељак)

ponèdeljak (canonical masculine)
понѐдељак (Cyrillic)
ponedeljak (nominative singular)
ponedeljci (nominative plural)
ponedeljka (genitive singular)
ponedeljaka (genitive plural)
ponedeljku (dative singular)
ponedeljcima (dative plural)
ponedeljak (accusative singular)
ponedeljke (accusative plural)
ponedeljče (singular vocative)
ponedeljci (plural vocative)
ponedeljku (locative singular)
ponedeljcima (locative plural)
ponedeljkom (instrumental singular)
ponedeljcima (instrumental plural)
ponèdjeljak (alternative Ijekavian)
ponèđeljak (alternative Montenegro)


nedelja

nèdelja (canonical feminine)
нѐдеља (Cyrillic)
nèdelja (nominative singular)
nedelje (nominative plural)
nedelje (genitive singular)
nȅdēljā (genitive plural)
nedelji (dative singular)
nedeljama (dative plural)
nedelju (accusative singular)
nedelje (accusative plural)
nedeljo (singular vocative)
nedelje (plural vocative)
nedelji (locative singular)
nedeljama (locative plural)
nedeljom (instrumental singular)
nedeljama (instrumental plural)
nèdjelja (alternative Ijekavian)
nèđelja (alternative Montenegro)


fibula

fȉbula (canonical feminine)
фи̏була (Cyrillic)
fibula (nominative singular)
fibule (nominative plural)
fibule (genitive singular)
fibula (genitive plural)
fibuli (dative singular)
fibulama (dative plural)
fibulu (accusative singular)
fibule (accusative plural)
fibulo (singular vocative)
fibule (plural vocative)
fibuli (locative singular)
fibulama (locative plural)
fibulom (instrumental singular)
fibulama (instrumental plural)


opis

òpis (canonical masculine)
о̀пис (Cyrillic)
opis (nominative singular)
opisi (nominative plural)
opisa (genitive singular)
opisa (genitive plural)
opisu (dative singular)
opisima (dative plural)
opis (accusative singular)
opise (accusative plural)
opise (singular vocative)
opisi (plural vocative)
opisu (locative singular)
opisima (locative plural)
opisom (instrumental singular)
opisima (instrumental plural)


roda

róda (canonical feminine)
ро́да (Cyrillic)
roda (nominative singular)
rode (nominative plural)
rode (genitive singular)
roda (genitive plural)
rodi (dative singular)
rodama (dative plural)
rodu (accusative singular)
rode (accusative plural)
rodo (singular vocative)
rode (plural vocative)
rodi (locative singular)
rodama (locative plural)
rodom (instrumental singular)
rodama (instrumental plural)

Cognate with Latin ardea (“heron”) and Ancient Greek ἐρῳδιός (erōidiós, “heron”), either from a Proto-Indo-European root or more likely a common Mediterranean substrate source.


roda

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


рода

ро́да (canonical feminine)
róda (romanization)
рода (nominative singular)
роде (nominative plural)
роде (genitive singular)
рода (genitive plural)
роди (dative singular)
родама (dative plural)
роду (accusative singular)
роде (accusative plural)
родо (singular vocative)
роде (plural vocative)
роди (locative singular)
родама (locative plural)
родом (instrumental singular)
родама (instrumental plural)


штрк

штр̑к (canonical masculine)
štȓk (romanization)
штр̑к (nominative singular)
штр̀кови (nominative plural)
штрка (genitive singular)
штркова (genitive plural)
штрку (dative singular)
штрковима (dative plural)
штрк (accusative singular)
штркове (accusative plural)
штрче (singular vocative)
штркови (plural vocative)
штрку (locative singular)
штрковима (locative plural)
штрком (instrumental singular)
штрковима (instrumental plural)

an insect of the families Oestridae, especially subfamily Gasterophilinae, a parasite in the body of a mammal; gadfly, botfly, warble fly


štrk

štȓk (canonical masculine)
штр̑к (Cyrillic)
štȓk (nominative singular)
štr̀kovi (nominative plural)
štrka (genitive singular)
štrkova (genitive plural)
štrku (dative singular)
štrkovima (dative plural)
štrk (accusative singular)
štrkove (accusative plural)
štrče (singular vocative)
štrkovi (plural vocative)
štrku (locative singular)
štrkovima (locative plural)
štrkom (instrumental singular)
štrkovima (instrumental plural)

an insect of the families Oestridae, Cuterebridae, or Gasterophilidae, a parasite in the body of a mammal; gadfly, botfly, warble fly


jednina

jednìna (canonical feminine)
једнѝна (Cyrillic)
jednìna (nominative singular)
jednine (nominative plural)
jednine (genitive singular)
jednínā (genitive plural)
jednini (dative singular)
jedninama (dative plural)
jedninu (accusative singular)
jednine (accusative plural)
jednino (singular vocative)
jednine (plural vocative)
jednini (locative singular)
jedninama (locative plural)
jedninom (instrumental singular)
jedninama (instrumental plural)


једнина

једнѝна (canonical feminine)
jednìna (romanization)
једнѝна (nominative singular)
једнине (nominative plural)
једнине (genitive singular)
једни́на̄ (genitive plural)
једнини (dative singular)
једнинама (dative plural)
једнину (accusative singular)
једнине (accusative plural)
једнино (singular vocative)
једнине (plural vocative)
једнини (locative singular)
једнинама (locative plural)
једнином (instrumental singular)
једнинама (instrumental plural)


браћа

бра̏ћа (canonical feminine)
brȁća (romanization)
браћа (nominative singular)
браће (genitive singular)
браћи (dative singular)
браћу (accusative singular)
браћо (singular vocative)
браћи (locative singular)
браћом (instrumental singular)


braća

brȁća (canonical feminine)
бра̏ћа (Cyrillic)
braća (nominative singular)
braće (genitive singular)
braći (dative singular)
braću (accusative singular)
braćo (singular vocative)
braći (locative singular)
braćom (instrumental singular)


брат

sh-noun

бра̏т m (Latin spelling brȁt, diminutive бра̏тић, relational adjective бра̀тскӣ)

бра̏т (canonical masculine)
brȁt (romanization)
бра̏тић (diminutive)
бра̀тскӣ (adjective relational)
брат (nominative singular)
брата (genitive singular)
брату (dative singular)
брата (accusative singular)
брате (singular vocative)
брату (locative singular)
братом (instrumental singular)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *bratrъ, *bratъ

(colloquial, chiefly in the vocative) mate, pal, buddy


множина

множѝна (canonical feminine)
množìna (romanization)
множѝна (nominative singular)
множѝне (nominative plural)
множѝне̄ (genitive singular)
множи́на̄ (genitive plural)
множѝни (dative singular)
множѝнама (dative plural)
множѝну (accusative singular)
множѝне (accusative plural)
мно̏жино (singular vocative)
множѝне (plural vocative)
множѝни (locative singular)
множѝнама (locative plural)
множѝно̄м (instrumental singular)
множѝнама (instrumental plural)


množina

množìna (canonical feminine)
множѝна (Cyrillic)
množìna (nominative singular)
množìne (nominative plural)
množìnē (genitive singular)
množínā (genitive plural)
množìni (dative singular)
množìnama (dative plural)
množìnu (accusative singular)
množìne (accusative plural)
mnȍžino (singular vocative)
množìne (plural vocative)
množìni (locative singular)
množìnama (locative plural)
množìnōm (instrumental singular)
množìnama (instrumental plural)


но

но̑ (canonical masculine)
nȏ (romanization)


џамија

џа́мија (canonical feminine)
džámija (romanization)
џа́мија (nominative singular)
џамије (nominative plural)
џамије (genitive singular)
џамија (genitive plural)
џамији (dative singular)
џамијама (dative plural)
џамију (accusative singular)
џамије (accusative plural)
џамијо (singular vocative)
џамије (plural vocative)
џамији (locative singular)
џамијама (locative plural)
џамијом (instrumental singular)
џамијама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish جامع (cami), from Arabic جَامِع (jāmiʕ). Akin to џѐма̄т.

bor+

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


džamija

džámija (canonical feminine)
џа́мија (Cyrillic)
džámija (nominative singular)
džamije (nominative plural)
džamije (genitive singular)
džamija (genitive plural)
džamiji (dative singular)
džamijama (dative plural)
džamiju (accusative singular)
džamije (accusative plural)
džamijo (singular vocative)
džamije (plural vocative)
džamiji (locative singular)
džamijama (locative plural)
džamijom (instrumental singular)
džamijama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish جامع (cami), from Arabic جَامِع (jāmiʕ). Akin to džèmāt.


Advent

Àdvent (canonical masculine)
А̀двент (Cyrillic)
Advent (nominative singular)
Adventa (genitive singular)
Adventu (dative singular)
Advent (accusative singular)
Advente (singular vocative)
Adventu (locative singular)
Adventom (instrumental singular)
Àdvenat (alternative)

Borrowed from Latin adventus (“coming to”), perfect passive participle form of verb advenīre (“come to”).

(Christianity) Advent (the first or the expected second coming of Christ)


Slovenka

sh-noun

Slòvēnka f (Cyrillic spelling Сло̀ве̄нка)

Slòvēnka (canonical feminine)
Сло̀ве̄нка (Cyrillic)
Slovenka (nominative singular)
Slovenke (nominative plural)
Slovenke (genitive singular)
Slovenki (genitive plural)
Slovenki (dative singular)
Slovenkama (dative plural)
Slovenku (accusative singular)
Slovenke (accusative plural)
Slovenko (singular vocative)
Slovenke (plural vocative)
Slovenki (locative singular)
Slovenkama (locative plural)
Slovenkom (instrumental singular)
Slovenkama (instrumental plural)
Slàvēnka (alternative Bosnia Croatia)

(Bosnia, Croatia, Serbia) Slovenian, Slovene (female)


бутан

бу̀та̄н (canonical masculine)
bùtān (romanization)
бутан (nominative singular)
бутана (genitive singular)
бутану (dative singular)
бутан (accusative singular)
бутане (singular vocative)
бутану (locative singular)
бутаном (instrumental singular)


oman

òman (canonical masculine)
о̀ман (Cyrillic)
oman (nominative singular)
omani (nominative plural)
omana (genitive singular)
omana (genitive plural)
omanu (dative singular)
omanima (dative plural)
oman (accusative singular)
omane (accusative plural)
omane (singular vocative)
omani (plural vocative)
omanu (locative singular)
omanima (locative plural)
omanom (instrumental singular)
omanima (instrumental plural)

Inula helenium
Inula helenium#Translingual

inula, elecampane (Inula spp., especially Inula helenium)

the related and similar Telekia speciosa syn. Telekia cordifolia


burma

bȗrma (canonical feminine)
бу̑рма (Cyrillic)
bȗrma (nominative singular)
burme (nominative plural)
burme (genitive singular)
bȗrmā (genitive plural)
bȗrmī (genitive plural)
burmi (dative singular)
burmama (dative plural)
burmu (accusative singular)
burme (accusative plural)
burmo (singular vocative)
burme (plural vocative)
burmi (locative singular)
burmama (locative plural)
burmom (instrumental singular)
burmama (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish بورمه (burma), from بورمق (burmak, “to twist”).


niger

nȉger (canonical masculine)
ни̏гер (Cyrillic)
niger (nominative singular)
nigeri (nominative plural)
nigera (genitive singular)
nigera (genitive plural)
nigeru (dative singular)
nigerima (dative plural)
niger (accusative singular)
nigere (accusative plural)
nigere (singular vocative)
nigeri (plural vocative)
nigeru (locative singular)
nigerima (locative plural)
nigerem (instrumental singular)
nigerima (instrumental plural)


vojvodina

vòjvodina f (Cyrillic spelling во̀јводина)

vòjvodina (canonical feminine)
во̀јводина (Cyrillic)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *vojevodina.


polen

pòlen (canonical masculine)
по̀лен (Cyrillic)
polen (nominative singular)
polena (genitive singular)
polenu (dative singular)
polen (accusative singular)
polene (singular vocative)
polenu (locative singular)
polenom (instrumental singular)


feder

féder (canonical masculine)
фе́дер (Cyrillic)
feder (nominative singular)
federi (nominative plural)
federa (genitive singular)
federa (genitive plural)
federu (dative singular)
federima (dative plural)
feder (accusative singular)
federe (accusative plural)
federu (singular vocative)
federi (plural vocative)
federu (locative singular)
federima (locative plural)
federom (instrumental singular)
federima (instrumental plural)


butan

bùtān (canonical masculine)
бу̀та̄н (Cyrillic)
butan (nominative singular)
butana (genitive singular)
butanu (dative singular)
butan (accusative singular)
butane (singular vocative)
butanu (locative singular)
butanom (instrumental singular)


лептир

ле̏птӣр (canonical masculine)
lȅptīr (romanization)
ле̏птӣр (nominative singular)
ле̏птӣри (nominative plural)
ле̏птирови (nominative plural)
лептира (genitive singular)
лептира (genitive plural)
лептирова (genitive plural)
лептиру (dative singular)
лептирима (dative plural)
лептировима (dative plural)
лептира (accusative singular)
лептире (accusative plural)
лептирове (accusative plural)
лептиру (singular vocative)
лептири (plural vocative)
лептирови (plural vocative)
лептиру (locative singular)
лептирима (locative plural)
лептировима (locative plural)
лептиром (instrumental singular)
лептирима (instrumental plural)
лептировима (instrumental plural)
ле̏пӣр (alternative)

From Ancient Greek λεπίς (lepís, “scale”) + πτερόν (pterón, “wing”);
compare dialectal Bulgarian лепир (lepir, “vampire”), dialectal Russian лепень (lepenʹ, “butterfly”).

com

lepidopteran; butterfly or moth (but prototypically a butterfly)


leptir

lȅptīr (canonical masculine)
ле̏птӣр (Cyrillic)
lȅptīr (nominative singular)
lȅptīri (nominative plural)
lȅptirovi (nominative plural)
leptira (genitive singular)
leptira (genitive plural)
leptirova (genitive plural)
leptiru (dative singular)
leptirima (dative plural)
leptirovima (dative plural)
leptira (accusative singular)
leptire (accusative plural)
leptirove (accusative plural)
leptiru (singular vocative)
leptiri (plural vocative)
leptirovi (plural vocative)
leptiru (locative singular)
leptirima (locative plural)
leptirovima (locative plural)
leptirom (instrumental singular)
leptirima (instrumental plural)
leptirovima (instrumental plural)
lȅpīr (alternative)


rog

rȏg (canonical masculine)
ро̑г (Cyrillic)
rȏg (nominative singular)
rȍgovi (nominative plural)
rògovi (nominative plural)
rȍzi (nominative plural)
rȍga (genitive singular)
rȍgōvā (genitive plural)
rogóvā (genitive plural)
rògōvā (genitive plural)
rȏgā (genitive plural)
rȍgu (dative singular)
rȍgovima (dative plural)
rogòvima (dative plural)
rògovima (dative plural)
rȍzima (dative plural)
rȏg (accusative singular)
rȍgove (accusative plural)
rògove (accusative plural)
rȍge (accusative plural)
rȍže (singular vocative)
rȍgovi (plural vocative)
rògovi (plural vocative)
rȍzi (plural vocative)
rògu (locative singular)
rȍgovima (locative plural)
rogòvima (locative plural)
rògovima (locative plural)
rȍzima (locative plural)
rȍgom (instrumental singular)
rȍgovima (instrumental plural)
rogòvima (instrumental plural)
rògovima (instrumental plural)
rȍzima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *rogъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *rágas.


april

àprīl (canonical masculine)
а̀прӣл (Cyrillic)
àprīl (nominative singular)
aprili (nominative plural)
apríla (genitive singular)
aprila (genitive plural)
aprilu (dative singular)
aprilima (dative plural)
april (accusative singular)
aprile (accusative plural)
aprile (singular vocative)
aprili (plural vocative)
aprilu (locative singular)
aprilima (locative plural)
aprilom (instrumental singular)
aprilima (instrumental plural)


plato

plàtō (canonical masculine)
пла̀то̄ (Cyrillic)
plàtō (nominative singular)
platoi (nominative plural)
platòa (genitive singular)
platoa (genitive plural)
platou (dative singular)
platoima (dative plural)
plato (accusative singular)
platoe (accusative plural)
platou (singular vocative)
platoe (singular vocative)
platoi (plural vocative)
platou (locative singular)
platoima (locative plural)
platoom (instrumental singular)
platoima (instrumental plural)


lak

lȁk (canonical masculine)
ла̏к (Cyrillic)
lak (nominative singular)
lakovi (nominative plural)
laka (genitive singular)
lakova (genitive plural)
laku (dative singular)
lakovima (dative plural)
lak (accusative singular)
lakove (accusative plural)
laku (singular vocative)
lakovi (plural vocative)
laku (locative singular)
lakovima (locative plural)
lakom (instrumental singular)
lakovima (instrumental plural)


internet

sh-noun

ȉnternet m (Cyrillic spelling и̏нтернет)

ȉnternet (canonical masculine)
и̏нтернет (Cyrillic)


mrs

mȓs (canonical masculine)
мр̑с (Cyrillic)
mrs (nominative singular)
mrsovi (nominative plural)
mrsa (genitive singular)
mrsova (genitive plural)
mrsu (dative singular)
mrsovima (dative plural)
mrs (accusative singular)
mrsove (accusative plural)
mrsu (singular vocative)
mrsovi (plural vocative)
mrsu (locative singular)
mrsovima (locative plural)
mrsom (instrumental singular)
mrsovima (instrumental plural)


java

jáva (canonical feminine)
ја́ва (Cyrillic)
java (nominative singular)
jave (nominative plural)
jave (genitive singular)
java (genitive plural)
javi (dative singular)
javama (dative plural)
javu (accusative singular)
jave (accusative plural)
javo (singular vocative)
jave (plural vocative)
javi (locative singular)
javama (locative plural)
javom (instrumental singular)
javama (instrumental plural)

The state opposite of the sleeping or dreaming state, wakefulness.


piramida

piramída f (Cyrillic spelling пирами́да)

piramída (canonical feminine)
пирами́да (Cyrillic)
piramida (nominative singular)
piramide (nominative plural)
piramide (genitive singular)
piramida (genitive plural)
piramidi (dative singular)
piramidama (dative plural)
piramidu (accusative singular)
piramide (accusative plural)
piramido (singular vocative)
piramide (plural vocative)
piramidi (locative singular)
piramidama (locative plural)
piramidom (instrumental singular)
piramidama (instrumental plural)


arabica

aràbica (canonical feminine)
ара̀бица (Cyrillic)
arabica (nominative singular)
arabice (nominative plural)
arabice (genitive singular)
arabica (genitive plural)
arabici (dative singular)
arabicama (dative plural)
arabicu (accusative singular)
arabice (accusative plural)
arabice (singular vocative)
arabice (plural vocative)
arabici (locative singular)
arabicama (locative plural)
arabicom (instrumental singular)
arabicama (instrumental plural)
arèbica (alternative)

A form of the Perso-Arabic script once used to write Serbo-Croatian.


tim

тим (Cyrillic)
tim (nominative singular)
timovi (nominative plural)
tima (genitive singular)
timova (genitive plural)
timu (dative singular)
timovima (dative plural)
tim (accusative singular)
timove (accusative plural)
time (singular vocative)
timovi (plural vocative)
timom (locative singular)
timovima (locative plural)
timom (instrumental singular)
timovima (instrumental plural)

Svaki tim ima na raspolaganju 54 igrača.


seminar

semìnār (canonical masculine)
семѝна̄р (Cyrillic)
semìnār (nominative singular)
seminari (nominative plural)
seminára (genitive singular)
seminara (genitive plural)
seminaru (dative singular)
seminarima (dative plural)
seminar (accusative singular)
seminare (accusative plural)
seminaru (singular vocative)
seminare (singular vocative)
seminari (plural vocative)
seminaru (locative singular)
seminarima (locative plural)
seminarom (instrumental singular)
seminarima (instrumental plural)


телецунами

телецунами m (Latin spelling telecunami)


мегацунами

мегацунами m (Latin spelling megacunami)

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


цунами

цуна́ми (canonical masculine)
cunámi (romanization)
цунами (nominative singular)
цунамији (nominative plural)
цунамија (genitive singular)
цунамија (genitive plural)
цунамију (dative singular)
цунамијима (dative plural)
цунами (accusative singular)
цунамије (accusative plural)
цунамију (singular vocative)
цунамији (plural vocative)
цунамију (locative singular)
цунамијима (locative plural)
цунамијем (instrumental singular)
цунамијима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Japanese 津波 (tsunamí), from 津 (tsu, “harbour”) + 波 (nami, “wave”).


jod

jȏd (canonical masculine)
јо̑д (Cyrillic)


г.

господин господин#Serbo-Croatian


слово

сло̏во (canonical neuter)
slȍvo (romanization)
сло̏во (nominative singular)
слова (nominative plural)
слова (genitive singular)
сло̑ва̄ (genitive plural)
слову (dative singular)
словима (dative plural)
слово (accusative singular)
слова (accusative plural)
слово (singular vocative)
слова (plural vocative)
слову (locative singular)
словима (locative plural)
словом (instrumental singular)
словима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *slȍvo (“word”).


mormon

mòrmōn (canonical masculine)
мо̀рмо̄н (Cyrillic)
mòrmōn (nominative singular)
mormoni (nominative plural)
mormóna (genitive singular)
mormona (genitive plural)
mormonu (dative singular)
mormonima (dative plural)
mormona (accusative singular)
mormone (accusative plural)
mormone (singular vocative)
mormoni (plural vocative)
mormonu (locative singular)
mormonima (locative plural)
mormonom (instrumental singular)
mormonima (instrumental plural)


река

ре́ка (canonical feminine)
réka (romanization)
река (nominative singular)
реке (nominative plural)
реке (genitive singular)
река (genitive plural)
реци (dative singular)
рекама (dative plural)
реку (accusative singular)
реке (accusative plural)
реко (singular vocative)
реке (plural vocative)
реци (locative singular)
рекама (locative plural)
реком (instrumental singular)
рекама (instrumental plural)
рије́ка (alternative Ijekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *rěka, from Proto-Indo-European *(H)rey- (“to flow”).


reka

sh-noun

réka f (Cyrillic spelling ре́ка, diminutive rèčica, augmentative rèčina, relational adjective rȇčnī)

réka (canonical feminine)
ре́ка (Cyrillic)
rèčica (diminutive)
rèčina (augmentative)
rȇčnī (adjective relational)
reka (nominative singular)
reke (nominative plural)
reke (genitive singular)
reka (genitive plural)
reci (dative singular)
rekama (dative plural)
reku (accusative singular)
reke (accusative plural)
reko (singular vocative)
reke (plural vocative)
reci (locative singular)
rekama (locative plural)
rekom (instrumental singular)
rekama (instrumental plural)
rijéka (alternative Ijekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *rěka, from Proto-Indo-European *h₃reyH- (“to flow”).


rijeka

sh-noun

rijéka f (Cyrillic spelling рије́ка, diminutive rjèčica, augmentative rjèčina, relational adjective rijȇčnī)

rijéka (canonical feminine)
рије́ка (Cyrillic)
rjèčica (diminutive)
rjèčina (augmentative)
rijȇčnī (adjective relational)
rijeka (nominative singular)
rijeke (nominative plural)
rijeke (genitive singular)
rijeka (genitive plural)
rijeci (dative singular)
rijekama (dative plural)
rijeku (accusative singular)
rijeke (accusative plural)
rijeko (singular vocative)
rijeke (plural vocative)
rijeci (locative singular)
rijekama (locative plural)
rijekom (instrumental singular)
rijekama (instrumental plural)
réka (alternative Ekavian)


литар

ли̏тар (canonical masculine)
lȉtar (romanization)
ли̏тар (nominative singular)
ли̏три (nominative plural)
ли̏тра (genitive singular)
литара (genitive plural)
литру (dative singular)
литрима (dative plural)
ли̏тар (accusative singular)
литре (accusative plural)
литре (singular vocative)
литри (plural vocative)
литру (locative singular)
литрима (locative plural)
литром (instrumental singular)
литрима (instrumental plural)

From Medieval Latin litra, from Ancient Greek λίτρα (lítra, “a Sicilian coin, a measure of weight”). Related to Latin libra.

der

(Serbia) liter, litre (metric unit of measurement)


литар

лѝта̄р (canonical masculine)
lìtār (romanization)
лѝта̄р (nominative singular)
лита́ри (nominative plural)
лита́ра (genitive singular)
литара (genitive plural)
литару (dative singular)
литарима (dative plural)
лѝта̄р (accusative singular)
литаре (accusative plural)
литаре (singular vocative)
литари (plural vocative)
литару (locative singular)
литарима (locative plural)
литаром (instrumental singular)
литарима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Greek λητάρι (litári), λυτάρι (lytári); compare Albanian litar.


litar

lȉtar (canonical masculine)
ли̏тар (Cyrillic)
lȉtar (nominative singular)
lȉtri (nominative plural)
lȉtra (genitive singular)
litara (genitive plural)
litru (dative singular)
litrima (dative plural)
lȉtar (accusative singular)
litre (accusative plural)
litre (singular vocative)
litri (plural vocative)
litru (locative singular)
litrima (locative plural)
litrom (instrumental singular)
litrima (instrumental plural)


litar

lìtār (canonical masculine)
лѝта̄р (Cyrillic)
lìtār (nominative singular)
litári (nominative plural)
litára (genitive singular)
litara (genitive plural)
litaru (dative singular)
litarima (dative plural)
lìtār (accusative singular)
litare (accusative plural)
litare (singular vocative)
litari (plural vocative)
litaru (locative singular)
litarima (locative plural)
litarom (instrumental singular)
litarima (instrumental plural)


minuta

minúta (canonical feminine)
мину́та (Cyrillic)
minuta (nominative singular)
minute (nominative plural)
minute (genitive singular)
minuta (genitive plural)
minuti (dative singular)
minutama (dative plural)
minutu (accusative singular)
minute (accusative plural)
minuto (singular vocative)
minute (plural vocative)
minuti (locative singular)
minutama (locative plural)
minutom (instrumental singular)
minutama (instrumental plural)
mìnūt (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


град

гра̑д (canonical masculine)
grȃd (romanization)
гра̑д (nominative singular)
гра̏дови (nominative plural)
гра̑да (genitive singular)
гра̏до̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
гра̑ду (dative singular)
гра̏довима (dative plural)
гра̑д (accusative singular)
гра̏дове (accusative plural)
гра̑де (singular vocative)
гра̏дови (plural vocative)
гра́ду (locative singular)
гра̏довима (locative plural)
гра̑дом (instrumental singular)
гра̏довима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *gȏrdъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *gárdas, from Proto-Indo-European *gʰórdʰos.

(usually after the preposition у) downtown, city centre


град

гра̏д (canonical masculine)
grȁd (romanization)
град (nominative singular)
гради (nominative plural)
града (genitive singular)
гради (genitive plural)
граду (dative singular)
градима (dative plural)
град (accusative singular)
граде (accusative plural)
граде (singular vocative)
гради (plural vocative)
граду (locative singular)
градима (locative plural)
градом (instrumental singular)
градима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *gradъ, from Proto-Indo-European *greh₃d- or *ǵʰreh₃d-.


град

гра̑д (canonical masculine)
grȃd (romanization)
гра̑д (nominative singular)
гради (nominative plural)
града (genitive singular)
гра́дӣ (genitive plural)
гра́да̄ (genitive plural)
граду (dative singular)
градима (dative plural)
град (accusative singular)
граде (accusative plural)
граде (singular vocative)
гради (plural vocative)
граду (locative singular)
градима (locative plural)
градом (instrumental singular)
градима (instrumental plural)

degree (measuring unit in various systems; the more usual and general term is сте̏пе̄н or сту̑пањ)


zemlja

zèmlja (canonical feminine)
зѐмља (Cyrillic)
zèmlja (nominative singular)
zȅmlje (nominative plural)
zèmljē (genitive singular)
zemáljā (genitive plural)
zȅmlji (dative singular)
zèmlji (dative singular)
zèmljama (dative plural)
zȅmlju (accusative singular)
zȅmlje (accusative plural)
zȅmljo (singular vocative)
zȅmlje (plural vocative)
zèmlji (locative singular)
zèmljama (locative plural)
zèmljōm (instrumental singular)
zèmljama (instrumental plural)

From older zemja, from Proto-Slavic *zemľa, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *źemē, from Proto-Indo-European *dʰéǵʰōm.

obećana zemlja

Ovo je zemlja sastavljena od dva dela.


Zemlja

Zèmlja (canonical feminine)
Зѐмља (Cyrillic)
Zemlja (nominative singular)
Zemlje (genitive singular)
Zemlji (dative singular)
Zemlju (accusative singular)
Zemljo (singular vocative)
Zemlji (locative singular)
Zemljom (instrumental singular)


Земља

Зѐмља (canonical feminine)
Zèmlja (romanization)
Земља (nominative singular)
Земље (genitive singular)
Земљи (dative singular)
Земљу (accusative singular)
Земљо (singular vocative)
Земљи (locative singular)
Земљом (instrumental singular)


земља

зѐмља (canonical feminine)
zèmlja (romanization)
зѐмља (nominative singular)
зе̏мље (nominative plural)
земље (genitive singular)
зема́ља̄ (genitive plural)
земљи (dative singular)
земљама (dative plural)
земљу (accusative singular)
земље (accusative plural)
земљо (singular vocative)
земље (plural vocative)
земљи (locative singular)
земљама (locative plural)
земљом (instrumental singular)
земљама (instrumental plural)

From older земја, from Proto-Slavic *zemľa, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *źemē, from Proto-Indo-European *dʰéǵʰōm.

Ово је земља састављена од два дела.


пирамида

пирами́да (canonical feminine)
piramída (romanization)
пирамида (nominative singular)
пирамиде (nominative plural)
пирамиде (genitive singular)
пирамида (genitive plural)
пирамиди (dative singular)
пирамидама (dative plural)
пирамиду (accusative singular)
пирамиде (accusative plural)
пирамидо (singular vocative)
пирамиде (plural vocative)
пирамиди (locative singular)
пирамидама (locative plural)
пирамидом (instrumental singular)
пирамидама (instrumental plural)


islam

ìslām (canonical masculine)
ѝсла̄м (Cyrillic)
ìslām (nominative singular)
isláma (genitive singular)
islamu (dative singular)
islam (accusative singular)
islame (singular vocative)
islamu (locative singular)
islamom (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Arabic إِسْلَام (ʔislām, “submission”).


tastatura

sh-noun

tastatúra f (Cyrillic spelling тастату́ра)

tastatúra (canonical feminine)
тастату́ра (Cyrillic)
tastatura (nominative singular)
tastature (nominative plural)
tastature (genitive singular)
tastatura (genitive plural)
tastaturi (dative singular)
tastaturama (dative plural)
tastaturu (accusative singular)
tastature (accusative plural)
tastaturo (singular vocative)
tastature (plural vocative)
tastaturi (locative singular)
tastaturama (locative plural)
tastaturom (instrumental singular)
tastaturama (instrumental plural)


јул

jul (romanization)
јул (nominative singular)
јули (nominative plural)
јула (genitive singular)
јула (genitive plural)
јулу (dative singular)
јулима (dative plural)
јули (accusative singular)
јуле (accusative plural)
јул (singular vocative)
јули (plural vocative)
јулу (locative singular)
јулима (locative plural)
јулом (instrumental singular)
јулима (instrumental plural)


јун

jun (romanization)
јун (nominative singular)
јуни (nominative plural)
јуна (genitive singular)
јуна (genitive plural)
јуну (dative singular)
јунима (dative plural)
јун (accusative singular)
јуне (accusative plural)
јун (singular vocative)
јуни (plural vocative)
јуну (locative singular)
јунима (locative plural)
јуном (instrumental singular)
јунима (instrumental plural)
јуни (alternative)


planeta

planéta (canonical feminine)
плане́та (Cyrillic)
planeta (nominative singular)
planete (nominative plural)
planete (genitive singular)
planeta (genitive plural)
planeti (dative singular)
planetama (dative plural)
planetu (accusative singular)
planete (accusative plural)
planeto (singular vocative)
planete (plural vocative)
planeti (locative singular)
planetama (locative plural)
planetom (instrumental singular)
planetama (instrumental plural)
plànēt (alternative Croatia)


планета

плане́та (canonical feminine)
planéta (romanization)
планета (nominative singular)
планете (nominative plural)
планете (genitive singular)
планета (genitive plural)
планети (dative singular)
планетама (dative plural)
планету (accusative singular)
планете (accusative plural)
плането (singular vocative)
планете (plural vocative)
планети (locative singular)
планетама (locative plural)
планетом (instrumental singular)
планетама (instrumental plural)
пла̀не̄т (alternative)


имендан

и̏менда̄н (canonical masculine)
ȉmendān (romanization)
имендан (nominative singular)
имендани (nominative plural)
имендана (genitive singular)
имендана (genitive plural)
имендану (dative singular)
именданима (dative plural)
имендан (accusative singular)
имендане (accusative plural)
имендане (singular vocative)
имендани (plural vocative)
имендану (locative singular)
именданима (locative plural)
именданом (instrumental singular)
именданима (instrumental plural)


imendan

ȉmendān (canonical masculine)
и̏менда̄н (Cyrillic)
imendan (nominative singular)
imendani (nominative plural)
imendana (genitive singular)
imendana (genitive plural)
imendanu (dative singular)
imendanima (dative plural)
imendan (accusative singular)
imendane (accusative plural)
imendane (singular vocative)
imendani (plural vocative)
imendanu (locative singular)
imendanima (locative plural)
imendanom (instrumental singular)
imendanima (instrumental plural)


светиња

све́тиња (canonical feminine)
svétinja (romanization)
светиња (nominative singular)
светиње (nominative plural)
светиње (genitive singular)
светиња (genitive plural)
светињи (dative singular)
светињама (dative plural)
светињу (accusative singular)
светиње (accusative plural)
светињо (singular vocative)
светиње (plural vocative)
светињи (locative singular)
светињама (locative plural)
светињом (instrumental singular)
светињама (instrumental plural)


svetinja

svétinja (canonical feminine)
све́тиња (Cyrillic)
svetinja (nominative singular)
svetinje (nominative plural)
svetinje (genitive singular)
svetinja (genitive plural)
svetinji (dative singular)
svetinjama (dative plural)
svetinju (accusative singular)
svetinje (accusative plural)
svetinjo (singular vocative)
svetinje (plural vocative)
svetinji (locative singular)
svetinjama (locative plural)
svetinjom (instrumental singular)
svetinjama (instrumental plural)


светац

све́тац (canonical masculine)
svétac (romanization)
све́тац (nominative singular)
све́ци (nominative plural)
све́ца (genitive singular)
све̑та̄ца̄ (genitive plural)
свецу (dative singular)
свецима (dative plural)
свеца (accusative singular)
свеце (accusative plural)
свече (singular vocative)
свеци (plural vocative)
свецу (locative singular)
свецима (locative plural)
свецом (instrumental singular)
свецима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *svętьcь, diminutive form derived from *svętъ (“holy, saint”) + *-ьcь. Compare Czech světec. First attested in the 14th century.


svetac

svétac (canonical masculine)
све́тац (Cyrillic)
svétac (nominative singular)
svéci (nominative plural)
svéca (genitive singular)
svȇtācā (genitive plural)
svecu (dative singular)
svecima (dative plural)
sveca (accusative singular)
svece (accusative plural)
sveče (singular vocative)
sveci (plural vocative)
svecu (locative singular)
svecima (locative plural)
svecem (instrumental singular)
svecima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *svętьcь, deminutive form derived from *svętъ (“holy, saint”) + *-ьcь. Compare Czech světec. First attested in the 14th century.


презиме

прѐзиме (canonical neuter)
prèzime (romanization)
прѐзиме (nominative singular)
презимѐна (nominative plural)
презимена (genitive singular)
презиме́на̄ (genitive plural)
презимену (dative singular)
презименима (dative plural)
презиме (accusative singular)
презимена (accusative plural)
презиме (singular vocative)
презимена (plural vocative)
презимену (locative singular)
презименима (locative plural)
презименом (instrumental singular)
презименима (instrumental plural)


prezime

prèzime (canonical neuter)
прѐзиме (Cyrillic)
prèzime (nominative singular)
prezimèna (nominative plural)
prezimena (genitive singular)
preziménā (genitive plural)
prezimenu (dative singular)
prezimenima (dative plural)
prezime (accusative singular)
prezimena (accusative plural)
prezime (singular vocative)
prezimena (plural vocative)
prezimenu (locative singular)
prezimenima (locative plural)
prezimenom (instrumental singular)
prezimenima (instrumental plural)


imenjak

ȉmenjāk (canonical masculine)
и̏мења̄к (Cyrillic)
imenjak (nominative singular)
imenjaci (nominative plural)
imenjaka (genitive singular)
imenjaka (genitive plural)
imenjaku (dative singular)
imenjacima (dative plural)
imenjaka (accusative singular)
imenjake (accusative plural)
imenjače (singular vocative)
imenjaci (plural vocative)
imenjaku (locative singular)
imenjacima (locative plural)
imenjakom (instrumental singular)
imenjacima (instrumental plural)


имењак

и̏мења̄к (canonical masculine)
ȉmenjāk (romanization)
имењак (nominative singular)
имењаци (nominative plural)
имењака (genitive singular)
имењака (genitive plural)
имењаку (dative singular)
имењацима (dative plural)
имењака (accusative singular)
имењаке (accusative plural)
имењаче (singular vocative)
имењаци (plural vocative)
имењаку (locative singular)
имењацима (locative plural)
имењаком (instrumental singular)
имењацима (instrumental plural)


углед

у̏гле̄д (canonical masculine)
ȕglēd (romanization)
углед (nominative singular)
угледи (nominative plural)
угледа (genitive singular)
угледа (genitive plural)
угледу (dative singular)
угледима (dative plural)
углед (accusative singular)
угледе (accusative plural)
угледе (singular vocative)
угледи (plural vocative)
угледу (locative singular)
угледима (locative plural)
угледом (instrumental singular)
угледима (instrumental plural)


ugled

ȕglēd (canonical masculine)
у̏гле̄д (Cyrillic)
ugled (nominative singular)
ugledi (nominative plural)
ugleda (genitive singular)
ugleda (genitive plural)
ugledu (dative singular)
ugledima (dative plural)
ugled (accusative singular)
uglede (accusative plural)
uglede (singular vocative)
ugledi (plural vocative)
ugledu (locative singular)
ugledima (locative plural)
ugledom (instrumental singular)
ugledima (instrumental plural)


име

и̏ме (canonical neuter)
ȉme (romanization)
и̏ме (nominative singular)
имѐна (nominative plural)
и̏мена (genitive singular)
име́на̄ (genitive plural)
имену (dative singular)
именима (dative plural)
име (accusative singular)
имена (accusative plural)
име (singular vocative)
имена (plural vocative)
имену (locative singular)
именима (locative plural)
именом (instrumental singular)
именима (instrumental plural)
jime (alternative Chakavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *jьmę, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *inˀmen, from Proto-Indo-European *h₁nómn̥.


ime

ȉme (canonical neuter)
и̏ме (Cyrillic)
ȉme (nominative singular)
imèna (nominative plural)
ȉmena (genitive singular)
iménā (genitive plural)
imenu (dative singular)
imenima (dative plural)
ime (accusative singular)
imena (accusative plural)
ime (singular vocative)
imena (plural vocative)
imenu (locative singular)
imenima (locative plural)
imenom (instrumental singular)
imenima (instrumental plural)
jime (alternative Chakavian)

djevojka po imenu Pepeljuga


астероид

астеро̀ӣд (canonical masculine)
asteròīd (romanization)
астеро̀ӣд (nominative singular)
астероиди (nominative plural)
астерои́да (genitive singular)
астероида (genitive plural)
астероиду (dative singular)
астероидима (dative plural)
астероид (accusative singular)
астероиде (accusative plural)
астероиде (singular vocative)
астероиди (plural vocative)
астероиду (locative singular)
астероидима (locative plural)
астероидом (instrumental singular)
астероидима (instrumental plural)


raja

rája (canonical feminine)
ра́ја (Cyrillic)
raja (nominative singular)
raje (genitive singular)
raji (dative singular)
raju (accusative singular)
rajo (singular vocative)
raji (locative singular)
rajom (instrumental singular)

From Ottoman Turkish رعایا (re'aya), from Arabic رَعَايَا (raʕāyā), plural of رَعِيَّة (raʕiyya).

der

Arabic رَعَايَا (raʕāyā)

(historical, collectively) commoners, rayah

(slang, collectively) a band, group, notably of friends


rani

rȁni (canonical feminine)
ра̏ни (Cyrillic)
rani (nominative singular)
rani (nominative plural)
rani (genitive singular)
rani (genitive plural)
rani (dative singular)
ranima (dative plural)
rani (accusative singular)
rani (accusative plural)
rani (singular vocative)
rani (plural vocative)
rani (locative singular)
ranima (locative plural)
rani (instrumental singular)
ranima (instrumental plural)
rȁna (alternative)

Borrowed from Hindustani رانی (rānī) / रानी (rānī), from Sanskrit राज्ञी (rā́jñī, “queen, princess”).


rani

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


Biblija

Bìblija (canonical feminine)
Бѝблија (Cyrillic)
Biblija (nominative singular)
Biblije (nominative plural)
Biblije (genitive singular)
Biblija (genitive plural)
Bibliji (dative singular)
Biblijama (dative plural)
Bibliju (accusative singular)
Biblije (accusative plural)
Biblijo (singular vocative)
Biblije (plural vocative)
Bibliji (locative singular)
Biblijama (locative plural)
Biblijom (instrumental singular)
Biblijama (instrumental plural)


говор

го̏во̄р (canonical masculine)
gȍvōr (romanization)
говор (nominative singular)
говори (nominative plural)
говора (genitive singular)
говора (genitive plural)
говору (dative singular)
говорима (dative plural)
говор (accusative singular)
говоре (accusative plural)
говоре (singular vocative)
говори (plural vocative)
говору (locative singular)
говорима (locative plural)
говором (instrumental singular)
говорима (instrumental plural)


govor

gȍvōr (canonical masculine)
го̏во̄р (Cyrillic)
gȍvor (nominative singular)
gȍvori (nominative plural)
gȍvora (genitive singular)
gȍvōrā (genitive plural)
gȍvoru (dative singular)
gȍvorima (dative plural)
gȍvor (accusative singular)
gȍvore (accusative plural)
gȍvore (singular vocative)
gȍvori (plural vocative)
gȍvoru (locative singular)
gȍvorima (locative plural)
gȍvorom (instrumental singular)
gȍvorima (instrumental plural)

Kraljev govor


jezik

sh-noun

jèzik m (Cyrillic spelling јѐзик, relational adjective jèzičkī or jèzičnī)

jèzik (canonical masculine)
јѐзик (Cyrillic)
jèzičkī (adjective relational)
jèzičnī (adjective relational)
jèzik (nominative singular)
jèzici (nominative plural)
jèzika (genitive singular)
jȅzīkā (genitive plural)
jèziku (dative singular)
jèzicima (dative plural)
jèzik (accusative singular)
jèzike (accusative plural)
jèziče (singular vocative)
jèzici (plural vocative)
jèziku (locative singular)
jèzicima (locative plural)
jèzikom (instrumental singular)
jèzicima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *ęzykъ, from Early Proto-Slavic *inzū́kus, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *inzūkas, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *inźūˀ, from earlier *dinźūˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *dn̥ǵʰwéh₂s.


језик

јѐзик m (Latin spelling jèzik, relational adjective јѐзичкӣ)

јѐзик (canonical masculine)
jèzik (romanization)
јѐзичкӣ (adjective relational)
јѐзик (nominative singular)
језици (nominative plural)
језика (genitive singular)
је̏зӣка̄ (genitive plural)
језику (dative singular)
језицима (dative plural)
језик (accusative singular)
језике (accusative plural)
језиче (singular vocative)
језици (plural vocative)
језику (locative singular)
језицима (locative plural)
језиком (instrumental singular)
језицима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *ęzykъ, from earlier *inźūˀ-kas, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *inźūˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *dn̥ǵʰwéh₂s.


жирафа

жира̀фа (canonical feminine)
žiràfa (romanization)
жира̀фа (nominative singular)
жирафе (nominative plural)
жирафе (genitive singular)
жира́фа̄ (genitive plural)
жирафи (dative singular)
жирафама (dative plural)
жирафу (accusative singular)
жирафе (accusative plural)
жирафо (singular vocative)
жирафе (plural vocative)
жирафи (locative singular)
жирафама (locative plural)
жирафом (instrumental singular)
жирафама (instrumental plural)


жаба

жа̏ба f (Latin spelling žȁba, diminutive жа̏бица, augmentative жабѐтина, relational adjective жа̏бљӣ or жа̏бин)

жа̏ба (canonical feminine)
žȁba (romanization)
жа̏бица (diminutive)
жабѐтина (augmentative)
жа̏бљӣ (adjective relational)
жа̏бин (adjective relational)
жа̏ба (nominative singular)
жабе (nominative plural)
жабе (genitive singular)
жа̑ба̄ (genitive plural)
жаби (dative singular)
жабама (dative plural)
жабу (accusative singular)
жабе (accusative plural)
жабо (singular vocative)
жабе (plural vocative)
жаби (locative singular)
жабама (locative plural)
жабом (instrumental singular)
жабама (instrumental plural)

→ Albanian: zhabë


limun

lȉmūn (canonical masculine)
ли̏мӯн (Cyrillic)
limun (nominative singular)
limuni (nominative plural)
limuna (genitive singular)
limuna (genitive plural)
limunu (dative singular)
limunima (dative plural)
limun (accusative singular)
limune (accusative plural)
limune (singular vocative)
limuni (plural vocative)
limunu (locative singular)
limunima (locative plural)
limunom (instrumental singular)
limunima (instrumental plural)

From Italian limone, from Arabic لَيْمُون (laymūn), from Persian.


лимун

ли̏мӯн (canonical masculine)
lȉmūn (romanization)
лимун (nominative singular)
лимуни (nominative plural)
лимуна (genitive singular)
лимуна (genitive plural)
лимуну (dative singular)
лимунима (dative plural)
лимун (accusative singular)
лимуне (accusative plural)
лимуне (singular vocative)
лимуни (plural vocative)
лимуну (locative singular)
лимунима (locative plural)
лимуном (instrumental singular)
лимунима (instrumental plural)


biologija

biològija f (Cyrillic spelling биоло̀гија)

biològija (canonical feminine)
биоло̀гија (Cyrillic)
biologija (nominative singular)
biologije (nominative plural)
biologije (genitive singular)
biologija (genitive plural)
biologiji (dative singular)
biologijama (dative plural)
biologiju (accusative singular)
biologije (accusative plural)
biologijo (singular vocative)
biologije (plural vocative)
biologiji (locative singular)
biologijama (locative plural)
biologijom (instrumental singular)
biologijama (instrumental plural)


биологија

биоло̀гија (canonical feminine)
biològija (romanization)
биологија (nominative singular)
биологије (nominative plural)
биологије (genitive singular)
биологија (genitive plural)
биологији (dative singular)
биологијама (dative plural)
биологију (accusative singular)
биологије (accusative plural)
биологијо (singular vocative)
биологије (plural vocative)
биологији (locative singular)
биологијама (locative plural)
биологијом (instrumental singular)
биологијама (instrumental plural)

би‧о‧ло‧ги‧ја


азбука

а̀збука (canonical feminine)
àzbuka (romanization)
азбука (nominative singular)
азбуке (genitive singular)
азбуци (dative singular)
азбуку (accusative singular)
азбуко (singular vocative)
азбуци (locative singular)
азбуком (instrumental singular)

From initial names of the first letters of Cyrillic alphabet, az (а) and buki (б).

(uncountable) alphabet (based on the Cyrillic script)


аутомобил

аутомо̀бӣл (canonical masculine)
automòbīl (romanization)
аутомобил (nominative singular)
аутомобили (nominative plural)
аутомобила (genitive singular)
аутомобила (genitive plural)
аутомобилу (dative singular)
аутомобилима (dative plural)
аутомобил (accusative singular)
аутомобиле (accusative plural)
аутомобиле (singular vocative)
аутомобили (plural vocative)
аутомобилу (locative singular)
аутомобилима (locative plural)
аутомобилом (instrumental singular)
аутомобилима (instrumental plural)


molitva

mòlitva (canonical feminine)
мо̀литва (Cyrillic)
mòlitva (nominative singular)
molitve (nominative plural)
molitve (genitive singular)
mòlitāvā (genitive plural)
molitvi (dative singular)
molitvama (dative plural)
molitvu (accusative singular)
molitve (accusative plural)
molitvo (singular vocative)
molitve (plural vocative)
molitvi (locative singular)
molitvama (locative plural)
molitvom (instrumental singular)
molitvama (instrumental plural)


molba

mòlba (canonical feminine)
мо̀лба (Cyrillic)
mòlba (nominative singular)
molbe (nominative plural)
molbe (genitive singular)
mólbī (genitive plural)
mólbā (genitive plural)
molbi (dative singular)
molbama (dative plural)
molbu (accusative singular)
molbe (accusative plural)
molbo (singular vocative)
molbe (plural vocative)
molbi (locative singular)
molbama (locative plural)
molbom (instrumental singular)
molbama (instrumental plural)

From moliti (“to request, plead”) + -ba.

Imam samo jednu molbu.

(Croatia, formal) application (a formal written request)


молитва

мо̀литва (canonical feminine)
mòlitva (romanization)
мо̀литва (nominative singular)
молитве (nominative plural)
молитве (genitive singular)
мо̀лита̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
мо̀лӣтвӣ (genitive plural)
молитви (dative singular)
молитвама (dative plural)
молитву (accusative singular)
молитве (accusative plural)
молитво (singular vocative)
молитве (plural vocative)
молитви (locative singular)
молитвама (locative plural)
молитвом (instrumental singular)
молитвама (instrumental plural)


молба

мо̀лба (canonical feminine)
mòlba (romanization)
мо̀лба (nominative singular)
молбе (nominative plural)
молбе (genitive singular)
мо́лба̄ (genitive plural)
молби (dative singular)
молбама (dative plural)
молбу (accusative singular)
молбе (accusative plural)
молбо (singular vocative)
молбе (plural vocative)
молби (locative singular)
молбама (locative plural)
молбом (instrumental singular)
молбама (instrumental plural)

Имам једну молбу за тебе.


automobil

automòbīl m (Cyrillic spelling аутомо̀бӣл)

automòbīl (canonical masculine)
аутомо̀бӣл (Cyrillic)
automobil (nominative singular)
automobili (nominative plural)
automobila (genitive singular)
automobila (genitive plural)
automobilu (dative singular)
automobilima (dative plural)
automobil (accusative singular)
automobile (accusative plural)
automobile (singular vocative)
automobili (plural vocative)
automobilu (locative singular)
automobilima (locative plural)
automobilom (instrumental singular)
automobilima (instrumental plural)


јава

ја́ва (canonical feminine)
jáva (romanization)
јава (nominative singular)
јаве (nominative plural)
јаве (genitive singular)
јава (genitive plural)
јави (dative singular)
јавама (dative plural)
јаву (accusative singular)
јаве (accusative plural)
јаво (singular vocative)
јаве (plural vocative)
јави (locative singular)
јавама (locative plural)
јавом (instrumental singular)
јавама (instrumental plural)

the state opposite of the sleeping or dreaming state


слон

сло̏н (canonical masculine)
slȍn (romanization)
сло̏н (nominative singular)
сло̀нови (nominative plural)
слона (genitive singular)
слонова (genitive plural)
слону (dative singular)
слоновима (dative plural)
слона (accusative singular)
слонове (accusative plural)
слоне (singular vocative)
слонови (plural vocative)
слону (locative singular)
слоновима (locative plural)
слоном (instrumental singular)
слоновима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *slonъ, possibly a deverbative from Proto-Slavic *sloniti sę (“to lean against”), relating to а medieval story of а sleeping elephant who leaned against a tree. According to some other sources, it's related to the Turkish arslan (“lion”).


flautist

sh-noun

flaùtist m (Cyrillic spelling флау̀тист)

flaùtist (canonical masculine)
флау̀тист (Cyrillic)
flautist (nominative singular)
flautisti (nominative plural)
flautista (genitive singular)
flautista (genitive plural)
flautistu (dative singular)
flautistima (dative plural)
flautista (accusative singular)
flautiste (accusative plural)
flautiste (singular vocative)
flautisti (plural vocative)
flautistu (locative singular)
flautistima (locative plural)
flautistom (instrumental singular)
flautistima (instrumental plural)
flaùtista (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


зебра

зе̏бра (canonical feminine)
zȅbra (romanization)
зебра (nominative singular)
зебре (nominative plural)
зебре (genitive singular)
зебра (genitive plural)
зебри (dative singular)
зебрама (dative plural)
зебру (accusative singular)
зебре (accusative plural)
зебро (singular vocative)
зебре (plural vocative)
зебри (locative singular)
зебрама (locative plural)
зебром (instrumental singular)
зебрама (instrumental plural)


gusjenica

gȕsjenica f (Cyrillic spelling гу̏сјеница)

gȕsjenica (canonical feminine)
гу̏сјеница (Cyrillic)
gusjenica (nominative singular)
gusjenice (nominative plural)
gusjenice (genitive singular)
gusjenica (genitive plural)
gusjenici (dative singular)
gusjenicama (dative plural)
gusjenicu (accusative singular)
gusjenice (accusative plural)
gusjenice (singular vocative)
gusjenice (plural vocative)
gusjenici (locative singular)
gusjenicama (locative plural)
gusjenicom (instrumental singular)
gusjenicama (instrumental plural)
gȕsenica (alternative Ekavian)


пица

пи́ца (canonical feminine)
píca (romanization)
пица (nominative singular)
пице (nominative plural)
пице (genitive singular)
пица (genitive plural)
пици (dative singular)
пицама (dative plural)
пицу (accusative singular)
пице (accusative plural)
пицо (singular vocative)
пице (plural vocative)
пици (locative singular)
пицама (locative plural)
пицом (instrumental singular)
пицама (instrumental plural)

Hypocoristic form derived from пи́зда (“cunt”).
Cognate with Bulgarian пи́це (píce).


пица

пи̏ца (canonical feminine)
pȉca (romanization)
пица (nominative singular)
пице (nominative plural)
пице (genitive singular)
пица (genitive plural)
пици (dative singular)
пицама (dative plural)
пицу (accusative singular)
пице (accusative plural)
пицо (singular vocative)
пице (plural vocative)
пици (locative singular)
пицама (locative plural)
пицом (instrumental singular)
пицама (instrumental plural)


сир

си̏р (canonical masculine)
sȉr (romanization)
си̏р (nominative singular)
сѝреви (nominative plural)
сира (genitive singular)
сирева (genitive plural)
сиру (dative singular)
сиревима (dative plural)
сир (accusative singular)
сиреве (accusative plural)
сиру (singular vocative)
сиреви (plural vocative)
сиру (locative singular)
сиревима (locative plural)
сиром (instrumental singular)
сиревима (instrumental plural)


jogurt

jògurt (canonical masculine)
јо̀гурт (Cyrillic)
jogurt (nominative singular)
jogurti (nominative plural)
jogurta (genitive singular)
jogurta (genitive plural)
jogurtu (dative singular)
jogurtima (dative plural)
jogurt (accusative singular)
jogurte (accusative plural)
jogurte (singular vocative)
jogurti (plural vocative)
jogurtu (locative singular)
jogurtima (locative plural)
jogurtom (instrumental singular)
jogurtima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish یوغورت (yoğurt).


јогурт

јо̀гурт (canonical masculine)
jògurt (romanization)
јогурт (nominative singular)
јогурти (nominative plural)
јогурта (genitive singular)
јогурта (genitive plural)
јогурту (dative singular)
јогуртима (dative plural)
јогурт (accusative singular)
јогурте (accusative plural)
јогурте (singular vocative)
јогурти (plural vocative)
јогурту (locative singular)
јогуртима (locative plural)
јогуртом (instrumental singular)
јогуртима (instrumental plural)


kvadrat

kvàdrāt (canonical masculine)
ква̀дра̄т (Cyrillic)
kvàdrāt (nominative singular)
kvadrati (nominative plural)
kvadráta (genitive singular)
kvadrata (genitive plural)
kvadratu (dative singular)
kvadratima (dative plural)
kvadrat (accusative singular)
kvadrate (accusative plural)
kvadrate (singular vocative)
kvadrati (plural vocative)
kvadratu (locative singular)
kvadratima (locative plural)
kvadratom (instrumental singular)
kvadratima (instrumental plural)


квадрат

ква̀дра̄т (canonical masculine)
kvàdrāt (romanization)
ква̀дра̄т (nominative singular)
квадрати (nominative plural)
квадра́та (genitive singular)
квадрата (genitive plural)
квадрату (dative singular)
квадратима (dative plural)
квадрат (accusative singular)
квадрате (accusative plural)
квадрате (singular vocative)
квадрати (plural vocative)
квадрату (locative singular)
квадратима (locative plural)
квадратом (instrumental singular)
квадратима (instrumental plural)


dodavanje

sh-noun

dodávānje n (Cyrillic spelling дода́ва̄ње)

dodávānje (canonical neuter)
дода́ва̄ње (Cyrillic)
dodavanje (nominative singular)
dodavanja (nominative plural)
dodavanja (genitive singular)
dodavanja (genitive plural)
dodavanju (dative singular)
dodavanjima (dative plural)
dodavanje (accusative singular)
dodavanja (accusative plural)
dodavanje (singular vocative)
dodavanja (plural vocative)
dodavanju (locative singular)
dodavanjima (locative plural)
dodavanjem (instrumental singular)
dodavanjima (instrumental plural)

addition; the act of adding to something


додавање

дода́ва̄ње (canonical neuter)
dodávānje (romanization)
додавање (nominative singular)
додавања (nominative plural)
додавања (genitive singular)
додавања (genitive plural)
додавању (dative singular)
додавањима (dative plural)
додавање (accusative singular)
додавања (accusative plural)
додавање (singular vocative)
додавања (plural vocative)
додавању (locative singular)
додавањима (locative plural)
додавањем (instrumental singular)
додавањима (instrumental plural)


pridodavanje

pridodavanje n (Cyrillic spelling придодавање)

придодавање (Cyrillic)


придодавање

придодавање n (Latin spelling pridodavanje)


звезда

зве́зда (canonical feminine)
zvézda (romanization)
зве́зда (nominative singular)
звезде (nominative plural)
звезде (genitive singular)
зве́зда̄ (genitive plural)
звезди (dative singular)
звездама (dative plural)
звезду (accusative singular)
звезде (accusative plural)
звездо (singular vocative)
звезде (plural vocative)
звезди (locative singular)
звездама (locative plural)
звездом (instrumental singular)
звездама (instrumental plural)
звије́зда (alternative Ijekavian)
зви́зда (alternative Ikavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *gvězda, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *źwaisdā́ˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *ǵʰwoysdʰ-.


zvezda

zvézda (canonical feminine)
зве́зда (Cyrillic)
zvézda (nominative singular)
zvezde (nominative plural)
zvezde (genitive singular)
zvézdā (genitive plural)
zvezdi (dative singular)
zvezdama (dative plural)
zvezdu (accusative singular)
zvezde (accusative plural)
zvezdo (singular vocative)
zvezde (plural vocative)
zvezdi (locative singular)
zvezdama (locative plural)
zvezdom (instrumental singular)
zvezdama (instrumental plural)
zvijézda (alternative Ijekavian)
zvízda (alternative Ikavian)


zvijezda

zvijézda f (Cyrillic spelling звије́зда)

zvijézda (canonical feminine)
звије́зда (Cyrillic)
zvijézda (nominative singular)
zvijezde (nominative plural)
zvijezde (genitive singular)
zvijézdā (genitive plural)
zvijezdi (dative singular)
zvijezdama (dative plural)
zvijezdu (accusative singular)
zvijezde (accusative plural)
zvijezdo (singular vocative)
zvijezde (plural vocative)
zvijezdi (locative singular)
zvijezdama (locative plural)
zvijezdom (instrumental singular)
zvijezdama (instrumental plural)
zvézda (alternative Ekavian)
zvízda (alternative Ikavian)


морска звезда

морска звезда

морска звезда f (Latin spelling morska zvezda)


morska zvezda

morska zvezda f (Cyrillic spelling морска звезда)

морска звезда (Cyrillic)


morska zvijezda

morska zvijezda f (Cyrillic spelling морска звијезда)

морска звијезда (Cyrillic)


dodatak

dodátak (canonical masculine)
дода́так (Cyrillic)
dodátak (nominative singular)
dodáci (nominative plural)
dodátci (nominative plural)
dodatka (genitive singular)
dòdātākā (genitive plural)
dodatku (dative singular)
dodacima (dative plural)
dodatcima (dative plural)
dodatak (accusative singular)
dodatke (accusative plural)
dodatku (singular vocative)
dodatče (singular vocative)
dodače (singular vocative)
dodaci (plural vocative)
dodatci (plural vocative)
dodatkom (locative singular)
dodacima (locative plural)
dodatcima (locative plural)
dodatkom (instrumental singular)
dodacima (instrumental plural)
dodatcima (instrumental plural)


додатак

дода́так (canonical masculine)
dodátak (romanization)
дода́так (nominative singular)
дода́ци (nominative plural)
дода́тци (nominative plural)
додатка (genitive singular)
до̀да̄та̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
додатку (dative singular)
додацима (dative plural)
додатцима (dative plural)
додатак (accusative singular)
додатке (accusative plural)
додатку (singular vocative)
додатче (singular vocative)
додаче (singular vocative)
додаци (plural vocative)
додатци (plural vocative)
додатком (locative singular)
додацима (locative plural)
додатцима (locative plural)
додатком (instrumental singular)
додацима (instrumental plural)
додатцима (instrumental plural)

From до̀дати.


придодатак

придодатак m (Latin spelling pridodatak)

From при- + дода́так.

af

при- + дода́так


pridodatak

sh-noun

pridodatak m (Cyrillic spelling придодатак)

придодатак (Cyrillic)


sabiranje

sabiranje n (Cyrillic spelling сабирање)

(arithmetic) addition; the process of adding