svetiljka

svètīljka f (Cyrillic spelling свѐтӣљка)

svètīljka (canonical feminine)
свѐтӣљка (Cyrillic)
svetiljka (nominative singular)
svetiljke (nominative plural)
svetiljke (genitive singular)
svètiljākā (genitive plural)
svètīljkī (genitive plural)
svetiljci (dative singular)
svetiljki (dative singular)
svetiljkama (dative plural)
svetiljku (accusative singular)
svetiljke (accusative plural)
svetiljko (singular vocative)
svetiljke (plural vocative)
svetiljci (locative singular)
svetiljki (locative singular)
svetiljkama (locative plural)
svetiljkom (instrumental singular)
svetiljkama (instrumental plural)
svjètīljka (alternative Ijekavian)


stanka

stȃnka (canonical feminine)
ста̑нка (Cyrillic)
stȃnka (nominative singular)
stanke (nominative plural)
stanke (genitive singular)
stȃnkī (genitive plural)
stȃnci (dative singular)
stankama (dative plural)
stanku (accusative singular)
stanke (accusative plural)
stanko (singular vocative)
stanke (plural vocative)
stȃnci (locative singular)
stankama (locative plural)
stankom (instrumental singular)
stankama (instrumental plural)


odmor

òdmor (canonical masculine)
о̀дмор (Cyrillic)
odmor (nominative singular)
odmori (nominative plural)
odmora (genitive singular)
odmora (genitive plural)
odmoru (dative singular)
odmorima (dative plural)
odmor (accusative singular)
odmore (accusative plural)
odmoru (singular vocative)
odmore (singular vocative)
odmori (plural vocative)
odmoru (locative singular)
odmorima (locative plural)
odmorom (instrumental singular)
odmorima (instrumental plural)

Nema odmora dok traje obnova!

Vrěme je rěka, koja bez odmora dalje teži; − š njome često i najmilii san otidje.

1845, Antun Nemčić Gostovinski, Putositnice, Matica hrvatska, Zagreb, page 10:

Time is a river which incessantly flows on, carrying with itself even the dearest dream.


zmijačica

sh-noun

zmijačica f (Cyrillic spelling змијачица)

змијачица (Cyrillic)
zmijačica (nominative singular)
zmijačice (nominative plural)
zmijačice (genitive singular)
zmijačica (genitive plural)
zmijačici (dative singular)
zmijačicama (dative plural)
zmijačicu (accusative singular)
zmijačice (accusative plural)
zmijačico (singular vocative)
zmijačice (plural vocative)
zmijačici (locative singular)
zmijačicama (locative plural)
zmijačicom (instrumental singular)
zmijačicama (instrumental plural)


zmijuljica

zmijuljica f (Cyrillic spelling змијуљица)


знаност

зна̏но̄ст (canonical feminine)
znȁnōst (romanization)
знаност (nominative singular)
знаности (nominative plural)
знаности (genitive singular)
знаности (genitive plural)
знаности (dative singular)
знаностима (dative plural)
знаност (accusative singular)
знаности (accusative plural)
знаности (singular vocative)
знаности (plural vocative)
знаности (locative singular)
знаностима (locative plural)
знаношћу (instrumental singular)
знаности (instrumental singular)
знаностима (instrumental plural)

From зна̑н + -ост.

suffix

зна̑н + -ост


знање

зна́ње (canonical neuter)
znánje (romanization)
знање (nominative singular)
знања (nominative plural)
знања (genitive singular)
знања (genitive plural)
знању (dative singular)
знањима (dative plural)
знање (accusative singular)
знања (accusative plural)
знање (singular vocative)
знања (plural vocative)
знању (locative singular)
знањима (locative plural)
знањем (instrumental singular)
знањима (instrumental plural)


smesa

smȅsa (canonical feminine)
сме̏са (Cyrillic)
smȅsa (nominative singular)
smese (nominative plural)
smese (genitive singular)
smȇsā (genitive plural)
smesi (dative singular)
smesama (dative plural)
smesu (accusative singular)
smese (accusative plural)
smeso (singular vocative)
smese (plural vocative)
smesi (locative singular)
smesama (locative plural)
smesom (instrumental singular)
smesama (instrumental plural)
smjȅsa (alternative Ijekavian)


mešavina

mèšavina (canonical feminine)
мѐшавина (Cyrillic)
mešavina (nominative singular)
mešavine (nominative plural)
mešavine (genitive singular)
mešavina (genitive plural)
mešavini (dative singular)
mešavinama (dative plural)
mešavinu (accusative singular)
mešavine (accusative plural)
mešavino (singular vocative)
mešavine (plural vocative)
mešavini (locative singular)
mešavinama (locative plural)
mešavinom (instrumental singular)
mešavinama (instrumental plural)
mjèšavina (alternative Ijekavian)


mešalica

sh-noun

méšalica f (Cyrillic spelling ме́шалица)

méšalica (canonical feminine)
ме́шалица (Cyrillic)
mešalica (nominative singular)
mešalice (nominative plural)
mešalice (genitive singular)
mešalica (genitive plural)
mešalici (dative singular)
mešalicama (dative plural)
mešalicu (accusative singular)
mešalice (accusative plural)
mešalico (singular vocative)
mešalice (plural vocative)
mešalici (locative singular)
mešalicama (locative plural)
mešalicom (instrumental singular)
mešalicama (instrumental plural)
mijèšalica (alternative Ijekavian)


frizura

frizúra (canonical feminine)
фризу́ра (Cyrillic)
frizura (nominative singular)
frizure (nominative plural)
frizure (genitive singular)
frizura (genitive plural)
frizuri (dative singular)
frizurama (dative plural)
frizuru (accusative singular)
frizure (accusative plural)
frizuro (singular vocative)
frizure (plural vocative)
frizuri (locative singular)
frizurama (locative plural)
frizurom (instrumental singular)
frizurama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Frisur (“haircut”) with Latinized ending, from French frisure (“curl; curling”).


tetiva

tètiva (canonical feminine)
тѐтива (Cyrillic)
tetiva (nominative singular)
tetive (nominative plural)
tetive (genitive singular)
tetiva (genitive plural)
tetivi (dative singular)
tetivama (dative plural)
tetivu (accusative singular)
tetive (accusative plural)
tetivo (singular vocative)
tetive (plural vocative)
tetivi (locative singular)
tetivama (locative plural)
tetivom (instrumental singular)
tetivama (instrumental plural)


prolog

pròlog (canonical masculine)
про̀лог (Cyrillic)
prolog (nominative singular)
prolozi (nominative plural)
prologa (genitive singular)
prologa (genitive plural)
prologu (dative singular)
prolozima (dative plural)
prolog (accusative singular)
prologe (accusative plural)
prolože (singular vocative)
prolozi (plural vocative)
prologu (locative singular)
prolozima (locative plural)
prologom (instrumental singular)
prolozima (instrumental plural)


diftong

dìftong (canonical masculine)
дѝфтонг (Cyrillic)
diftong (nominative singular)
diftonzi (nominative plural)
diftonga (genitive singular)
diftonga (genitive plural)
diftongu (dative singular)
diftonzima (dative plural)
diftong (accusative singular)
diftonge (accusative plural)
diftongže (singular vocative)
diftongu (singular vocative)
diftonzi (plural vocative)
diftongu (locative singular)
diftonzima (locative plural)
diftongom (instrumental singular)
diftonzima (instrumental plural)


dvoglas

dvȍglās (canonical masculine)
дво̏гла̄с (Cyrillic)
dvoglas (nominative singular)
dvoglasi (nominative plural)
dvoglasa (genitive singular)
dvoglasa (genitive plural)
dvoglasu (dative singular)
dvoglasima (dative plural)
dvoglas (accusative singular)
dvoglase (accusative plural)
dvoglase (singular vocative)
dvoglasi (plural vocative)
dvoglasu (locative singular)
dvoglasima (locative plural)
dvoglasom (instrumental singular)
dvoglasima (instrumental plural)


dvoglasnik

dvòglasnīk m (Cyrillic spelling дво̀гласнӣк)

dvòglasnīk (canonical masculine)
дво̀гласнӣк (Cyrillic)
dvòglasnīk (nominative singular)
dvòglasnīci (nominative plural)
dvoglasnika (genitive singular)
dvoglasnika (genitive plural)
dvoglasniku (dative singular)
dvoglasnicima (dative plural)
dvoglasnik (accusative singular)
dvoglasnike (accusative plural)
dvoglasniče (singular vocative)
dvoglasnici (plural vocative)
dvoglasniku (locative singular)
dvoglasnicima (locative plural)
dvoglasnikom (instrumental singular)
dvoglasnicima (instrumental plural)


narječje

nárjēčje n (Cyrillic spelling на́рје̄чје)

nárjēčje (canonical neuter)
на́рје̄чје (Cyrillic)
nárječje (nominative singular)
narječja (nominative plural)
narječja (genitive singular)
narječja (genitive plural)
narječju (dative singular)
narječjima (dative plural)
narječje (accusative singular)
narječja (accusative plural)
narječje (singular vocative)
narječja (plural vocative)
narječju (locative singular)
narječjima (locative plural)
narječjem (instrumental singular)
narječjima (instrumental plural)
nárečje (alternative Ekavian)

Likely borrowed from Czech nářečí or from Russian наречие (narečije).


dijalekt

dijàlekt m (Cyrillic spelling дија̀лект)

dijàlekt (canonical masculine)
дија̀лект (Cyrillic)
dijàlekat (alternative)


dijalekat

dijàlekat m (Cyrillic spelling дија̀лекат)

dijàlekat (canonical masculine)
дија̀лекат (Cyrillic)
dijàlekt (alternative)


poluotok

pȍluotok m (Cyrillic spelling по̏луоток)

pȍluotok (canonical masculine)
по̏луоток (Cyrillic)
poluotok (nominative singular)
poluotoci (nominative plural)
poluotoka (genitive singular)
poluotoka (genitive plural)
poluotoku (dative singular)
poluotocima (dative plural)
poluotok (accusative singular)
poluotoke (accusative plural)
poluotoče (singular vocative)
poluotoci (plural vocative)
poluotoku (locative singular)
poluotocima (locative plural)
poluotokom (instrumental singular)
poluotocima (instrumental plural)

From pol (“half”) + u + otok (“island”).


pljuska

pljȕska (canonical feminine)
пљу̏ска (Cyrillic)
pljuska (nominative singular)
pljuske (nominative plural)
pljuske (genitive singular)
pljusaka (genitive plural)
pljuska (genitive plural)
pljuski (genitive plural)
pljusci (dative singular)
pljuskama (dative plural)
pljusku (accusative singular)
pljuske (accusative plural)
pljusko (singular vocative)
pljuske (plural vocative)
pljusci (locative singular)
pljuskama (locative plural)
pljuskom (instrumental singular)
pljuskama (instrumental plural)


poluvodič

poluvòdīč m (Cyrillic spelling полуво̀дӣч)

poluvòdīč (canonical masculine)
полуво̀дӣч (Cyrillic)


tuga

túga (canonical feminine)
ту́га (Cyrillic)
túga (nominative singular)
túge (nominative plural)
túgē (genitive singular)
túgā (genitive plural)
túzi (dative singular)
túgama (dative plural)
túgu (accusative singular)
túge (accusative plural)
tȗgo (singular vocative)
túge (plural vocative)
túzi (locative singular)
túgama (locative plural)
túgōm (instrumental singular)
túgama (instrumental plural)


navijač

navìjāč (canonical masculine)
навѝја̄ч (Cyrillic)
navìjāč (nominative singular)
navijači (nominative plural)
navijáča (genitive singular)
navijača (genitive plural)
navijaču (dative singular)
navijačima (dative plural)
navijača (accusative singular)
navijače (accusative plural)
navijaču (singular vocative)
navijači (plural vocative)
navijaču (locative singular)
navijačima (locative plural)
navijačem (instrumental singular)
navijačima (instrumental plural)


navijačica

navijàčica f (Cyrillic spelling навија̀чица)

navijàčica (canonical feminine)
навија̀чица (Cyrillic)
navijačica (nominative singular)
navijačice (nominative plural)
navijačice (genitive singular)
navijačica (genitive plural)
navijačici (dative singular)
navijačicama (dative plural)
navijačicu (accusative singular)
navijačice (accusative plural)
navijačico (singular vocative)
navijačice (plural vocative)
navijačici (locative singular)
navijačicama (locative plural)
navijačicom (instrumental singular)
navijačicama (instrumental plural)


ručnik

rùčnīk (canonical masculine)
ру̀чнӣк (Cyrillic)
rùčnīk (nominative singular)
ručníci (nominative plural)
ručníka (genitive singular)
ručnika (genitive plural)
ručniku (dative singular)
ručnicima (dative plural)
ručnik (accusative singular)
ručnike (accusative plural)
ručniče (singular vocative)
ručnici (plural vocative)
ručniku (locative singular)
ručnicima (locative plural)
ručnikom (instrumental singular)
ručnicima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *rǫčьnikъ, from Proto-Slavic *rǫka. By surface analysis, ruka + -nik. Compare Czech ručník. First attested in the 14th century.


ječam

jèčam (canonical masculine)
јѐчам (Cyrillic)
ječam (nominative singular)
ječmovi (nominative plural)
ječma (genitive singular)
ječmova (genitive plural)
ječmu (dative singular)
ječmovima (dative plural)
ječam (accusative singular)
ječmove (accusative plural)
ječme (singular vocative)
ječmovi (plural vocative)
ječmu (locative singular)
ječmovima (locative plural)
ječmom (instrumental singular)
ječmovima (instrumental plural)


krevet

krèvet (canonical masculine)
крѐвет (Cyrillic)
krèvet (nominative singular)
kreveti (nominative plural)
kreveta (genitive singular)
krȅvētā (genitive plural)
krevetu (dative singular)
krevetima (dative plural)
krevet (accusative singular)
krevete (accusative plural)
krevete (singular vocative)
kreveti (plural vocative)
krevetu (locative singular)
krevetima (locative plural)
krevetom (instrumental singular)
krevetima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish كروت (kerevet), from Greek κρεβάτι (kreváti), from Ancient Greek κράββατος (krábbatos). See also Russian кровать (krovatʹ).


podbradak

sh-noun

pòdbradak m (Cyrillic spelling по̀дбрадак)

pòdbradak (canonical masculine)
по̀дбрадак (Cyrillic)


ugljen

ȕgljēn (canonical masculine)
у̏гље̄н (Cyrillic)
ugljen (nominative singular)
ugljeni (nominative plural)
ugljena (genitive singular)
ugljena (genitive plural)
ugljenu (dative singular)
ugljenima (dative plural)
ugljen (accusative singular)
ugljene (accusative plural)
ugljene (singular vocative)
ugljeni (plural vocative)
ugljenu (locative singular)
ugljenima (locative plural)
ugljenom (instrumental singular)
ugljenima (instrumental plural)
ȕgalj (alternative Bosnia Montenegro Serbia)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *ǫglь, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *ánˀglis, from Proto-Indo-European *h₁óngʷl̥ (“charcoal”).


grb

gȓb (canonical masculine)
гр̑б (Cyrillic)
gȓb (nominative singular)
gr̀bovi (nominative plural)
grba (genitive singular)
grbova (genitive plural)
grbu (dative singular)
grbovima (dative plural)
grb (accusative singular)
grbove (accusative plural)
grbe (singular vocative)
grbovi (plural vocative)
grbu (locative singular)
grbovima (locative plural)
grbom (instrumental singular)
grbovima (instrumental plural)

From Czech erb, from Old High German erbe (“heir”).


sandale

nominative plural of sandala (and other forms)


polubog

pȍlubōg (canonical masculine)
polubog (nominative singular)
polubozi (nominative plural)
polubogovi (nominative plural)
poluboga (genitive singular)
polubogova (genitive plural)
polubogu (dative singular)
polubogovima (dative plural)
polubozima (dative plural)
poluboga (accusative singular)
polubogove (accusative plural)
polubože (singular vocative)
polubozi (plural vocative)
polubogu (locative singular)
polubozima (locative plural)
polubogom (instrumental singular)
polubozima (instrumental plural)

Između dva dvorska lova, ustrijelivši sto šezdeset i dva gnjetla, sedamdeset i tri zeca, tri divlje svinje i jednu košutu u Konopištu, car je otputovao na Markov trg, da bi se brzim vlakom vratio u Ischl, gdje je zaklao četrdeset i tri jelena i sedamnaest srna, a međutim je kao polubog i nadnaravna pojava dao svoju živu carsku ruku presvijetlom gospodinu Silviju plemenitom Liepach-Kostanjevečkom i, dotaknuvši svojom posvećenom pomazanom jeruzalemskom desnicom ovog plavokrvnog smrtnika, oduhovio ga i posvetio za čitav jedan život!

1932, Miroslav Krleža, Povratak Filipa Latinovicza, (Večernji list, Zagreb, 2004), p. 82

Between two royal hunting-parties which had shot a hundred and sixty-two pheasants, seventy three hares, three wild bears, and one roe ad Konopište, The Emeperor had left for St. Marcus' Square to return by express train to Ischl, Where he killed forty-three stags and seventeen does, but in the meantime, like a demigod and a supernatural being, he had extended his Imperial hand in the flesh to that most illustrious gentleman, Silvius Liepach of Kostanjevac, and thus touching that blue-blooded mortal with his right hand, consecrated and anointed at Jerusalem, he had sanctified and consecrated him for a whole human lifetime!


povratnik

pòvratnīk m (Cyrillic spelling по̀вратнӣк)

pòvratnīk (canonical masculine)
по̀вратнӣк (Cyrillic)
povratnik (nominative singular)
povratnici (nominative plural)
povratnika (genitive singular)
povratnika (genitive plural)
povratniku (dative singular)
povratnicima (dative plural)
povratnika (accusative singular)
povratnike (accusative plural)
povratniče (singular vocative)
povratnici (plural vocative)
povratniku (locative singular)
povratnicima (locative plural)
povratnikom (instrumental singular)
povratnicima (instrumental plural)


človik

чловик (Cyrillic)
čȍvjek (alternative Ijekavian)
čȍvek (alternative Ekavian)

čovik

Pomiluj ga, Gospodine,

1375, N.N. Muka svete Margarite (transcribed from Glagolitic original)

Spare him, Lord,
that that kind of man does not perish.

Kralj tako jiduje - sunce svitla lica,
na zapad minuje, za more skri nica;
noć jure podtica da narod, živine,

(please add an English translation of this quotation)

človik, zvir i ptica, pustiv teg, počine.

17C, Fran Krsto Frankopan, Nemarnost človičanska
Grišni človik neče mislit
da j' iz blata zemlje stvoren
i da mu je spet preminit
v drobne prahe, odkud rojen;

(Chakavian, Ikavian) a man; person; human


biće

bíće (canonical neuter)
би́ће (Cyrillic)
biće (nominative singular)
bića (nominative plural)
bića (genitive singular)
bića (genitive plural)
biću (dative singular)
bićima (dative plural)
biće (accusative singular)
bića (accusative plural)
biće (singular vocative)
bića (plural vocative)
biću (locative singular)
bićima (locative plural)
bićem (instrumental singular)
bićima (instrumental plural)
bitje (alternative Kajkavian obsolete)

From Proto-Slavic *bytьje, from the verb bȉti (“to be”).


školjka

škȏljka (canonical feminine)
шко̑љка (Cyrillic)
škȏljka (nominative singular)
školjke (nominative plural)
školjke (genitive singular)
škȍljākā (genitive plural)
škȏljkī (genitive plural)
školjci (dative singular)
školjkama (dative plural)
školjku (accusative singular)
školjke (accusative plural)
školjko (singular vocative)
školjke (plural vocative)
školjci (locative singular)
školjkama (locative plural)
školjkom (instrumental singular)
školjkama (instrumental plural)


djevojčica

djevójčica f (Cyrillic spelling дјево́јчица)

djevójčica (canonical feminine)
дјево́јчица (Cyrillic)
djevójčica (nominative singular)
djevójčice (nominative plural)
djèvōjčice (nominative plural)
djevójčicē (genitive singular)
djevójčīcā (genitive plural)
djèvōjčīcā (genitive plural)
djevójčici (dative singular)
djevójčicama (dative plural)
djèvōjčicama (dative plural)
djevójčicu (accusative singular)
djevójčice (accusative plural)
djèvōjčice (accusative plural)
djevójčice (singular vocative)
djevójčice (plural vocative)
djèvōjčice (plural vocative)
djevójčici (locative singular)
djevójčicama (locative plural)
djèvōjčicama (locative plural)
djevójčicōm (instrumental singular)
djevójčicama (instrumental plural)
djèvōjčicama (instrumental plural)
devojčica (alternative Ekavian)
đevojčica (alternative Montenegro)


dječak

djèčāk (canonical masculine)
дјѐча̄к (Cyrillic)
djèčāk (nominative singular)
dječáci (nominative plural)
dječáka (genitive singular)
dječákā (genitive plural)
dječáku (dative singular)
dječácima (dative plural)
dječáka (accusative singular)
dječáke (accusative plural)
djèčāče (singular vocative)
dječáci (plural vocative)
dječáku (locative singular)
dječácima (locative plural)
dječákom (instrumental singular)
dječácima (instrumental plural)
dèčāk (alternative)


prijestup

prijéstup m (Cyrillic spelling прије́ступ)

prijéstup (canonical masculine)
прије́ступ (Cyrillic)
prijestup (nominative singular)
prijestupi (nominative plural)
prijestupa (genitive singular)
prijestupa (genitive plural)
prijestupu (dative singular)
prijestupima (dative plural)
prijestup (accusative singular)
prijestupe (accusative plural)
prijestupe (singular vocative)
prijestupi (plural vocative)
prijestupu (locative singular)
prijestupima (locative plural)
prijestupom (instrumental singular)
prijestupima (instrumental plural)
préstup (alternative Ekavian)

misdoing, violation, transgression, offense


stvor

stvȍr (canonical masculine)
ство̏р (Cyrillic)
stvor (nominative singular)
stvorovi (nominative plural)
stvora (genitive singular)
stvorova (genitive plural)
stvoru (dative singular)
stvorovima (dative plural)
stvora (accusative singular)
stvorove (accusative plural)
stvore (singular vocative)
stvorovi (plural vocative)
stvoru (locative singular)
stvorovima (locative plural)
stvorom (instrumental singular)
stvorovima (instrumental plural)

ljudski stvor

božji stvor

man or an animal as a God's creation, creature

being, creature, especially in a sense opposed to God as the Creator


niskost

nȉskōst (canonical feminine)
ни̏ско̄ст (Cyrillic)
nȉskōst (nominative singular)
nȉskosti (genitive singular)
niskosti (dative singular)
niskost (accusative singular)
niskosti (singular vocative)
niskosti (locative singular)
nȉskosti (instrumental singular)
nȉskošću (instrumental singular)


voditelj

vòditelj (canonical masculine)
во̀дитељ (Cyrillic)
voditelj (nominative singular)
voditelji (nominative plural)
voditelja (genitive singular)
voditelja (genitive plural)
voditelju (dative singular)
voditeljima (dative plural)
voditelja (accusative singular)
voditelje (accusative plural)
voditelju (singular vocative)
voditelji (plural vocative)
voditelju (locative singular)
voditeljima (locative plural)
voditeljem (instrumental singular)
voditeljima (instrumental plural)


voditeljica

voditèljica f (Cyrillic spelling водитѐљица)

voditèljica (canonical feminine)
водитѐљица (Cyrillic)
voditeljica (nominative singular)
voditeljice (nominative plural)
voditeljice (genitive singular)
voditeljica (genitive plural)
voditeljici (dative singular)
voditeljicama (dative plural)
voditeljicu (accusative singular)
voditeljice (accusative plural)
voditeljico (singular vocative)
voditeljice (plural vocative)
voditeljici (locative singular)
voditeljicama (locative plural)
voditeljicom (instrumental singular)
voditeljicama (instrumental plural)


radnik

rȃdnīk m (Cyrillic spelling ра̑днӣк, female equivalent rȃdnica)

rȃdnīk (canonical masculine)
ра̑днӣк (Cyrillic)
rȃdnica (feminine)
radnik (nominative singular)
radnici (nominative plural)
radnika (genitive singular)
radnika (genitive plural)
radniku (dative singular)
radnicima (dative plural)
radnika (accusative singular)
radnike (accusative plural)
radniče (singular vocative)
radnici (plural vocative)
radniku (locative singular)
radnicima (locative plural)
radnikom (instrumental singular)
radnicima (instrumental plural)


djelatnik

djèlātnīk m (Cyrillic spelling дјѐла̄тнӣк, female equivalent djȅlātnica)

djèlātnīk (canonical masculine)
дјѐла̄тнӣк (Cyrillic)
djȅlātnica (feminine)
djèlātnīk (nominative singular)
djèlātnīci (nominative plural)
djelatnika (genitive singular)
djelatnika (genitive plural)
djelatniku (dative singular)
djelatnicima (dative plural)
djelatnika (accusative singular)
djelatnike (accusative plural)
djèlātnīče (singular vocative)
djelatnici (plural vocative)
djelatniku (locative singular)
djelatnicima (locative plural)
djelatnikom (instrumental singular)
djelatnicima (instrumental plural)
dèlātnīk (alternative Ekavian)


kloroform

klȍroform m (Cyrillic spelling кло̏роформ)

klȍroform (canonical masculine)
кло̏роформ (Cyrillic)
kloroform (nominative singular)
kloroforma (genitive singular)
kloroformu (dative singular)
kloroform (accusative singular)
kloroforme (singular vocative)
kloroformu (locative singular)
kloroformom (instrumental singular)


knjigovođa

knjìgovođa m (Cyrillic spelling књѝговођа)

knjìgovođa (canonical masculine)
књѝговођа (Cyrillic)
knjigovođa (nominative singular)
knjigovođe (nominative plural)
knjigovođe (genitive singular)
knjigovođa (genitive plural)
knjigovođi (dative singular)
knjigovođama (dative plural)
knjigovođu (accusative singular)
knjigovođe (accusative plural)
knjigovođo (singular vocative)
knjigovođe (plural vocative)
knjigovođi (locative singular)
knjigovođama (locative plural)
knjigovođom (instrumental singular)
knjigovođama (instrumental plural)


podne

pódnē (canonical neuter)
по́дне̄ (Cyrillic)
pódnē (nominative singular)
pódneva (nominative plural)
pódneva (genitive singular)
pódnēvā (genitive plural)
pódnevu (dative singular)
pódnevima (dative plural)
pódnē (accusative singular)
pódneva (accusative plural)
pódnē (singular vocative)
pódneva (plural vocative)
pódnevu (locative singular)
pódnevima (locative plural)
pódnevom (instrumental singular)
pódnevima (instrumental plural)

Tačno u podne


postola

postòla (canonical feminine)
посто̀ла (Cyrillic)
postola (nominative singular)
postole (nominative plural)
postole (genitive singular)
postola (genitive plural)
postoli (dative singular)
postolama (dative plural)
postolu (accusative singular)
postole (accusative plural)
postolo (singular vocative)
postole (plural vocative)
postoli (locative singular)
postolama (locative plural)
postolom (instrumental singular)
postolama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *postolъ, *postola. Compare Slovene postol, Polish postół and Middle Ukrainian постола (postola).

Тој li mi neć podat postola jedan par, nećeš moć pozobat toj proso nikadar; i prie ćeš rastavit od tiela život tvoj, ner li ćeš probavit bez jada proso toj.

1872, Mavro Vetranić, Stari pisci hrvatski: pjesme Mavra Vetranića Čavčića. Dio II.:

Kupi ti, Pričalo, sebi klobuk, a djeci postole, — reče krčmar. — Daj da pogodim koliko si dao! — Klobuk sam kupio za četiri banovca, a postole sam nosio prodati, ali ih nije htio niko da kupi, — reče i uze da ih opet ogleda.

1964, Dinko Šimunović, Dragutin Rosandić, Pripovijetke:


postolar

postòlār m (Cyrillic spelling посто̀ла̄р)

postòlār (canonical masculine)
посто̀ла̄р (Cyrillic)
postòlār (nominative singular)
postolari (nominative plural)
postolára (genitive singular)
postolara (genitive plural)
postolaru (dative singular)
postolarima (dative plural)
postolara (accusative singular)
postolare (accusative plural)
postolaru (singular vocative)
postolari (plural vocative)
postolaru (locative singular)
postolarima (locative plural)
postolarom (instrumental singular)
postolarima (instrumental plural)


postolje

póstōlje n (Cyrillic spelling по́сто̄ље)

póstōlje (canonical neuter)
по́сто̄ље (Cyrillic)
postolje (nominative singular)
postolja (nominative plural)
postolja (genitive singular)
postolja (genitive plural)
postolju (dative singular)
postoljima (dative plural)
postolje (accusative singular)
postolja (accusative plural)
postolje (singular vocative)
postolja (plural vocative)
postolju (locative singular)
postoljima (locative plural)
postoljem (instrumental singular)
postoljima (instrumental plural)


prijem

prìjem (canonical masculine)
прѝјем (Cyrillic)
prijem (nominative singular)
prijemi (nominative plural)
prijema (genitive singular)
prijema (genitive plural)
prijemu (dative singular)
prijemima (dative plural)
prijem (accusative singular)
prijeme (accusative plural)
prijeme (singular vocative)
prijemi (plural vocative)
prijemu (locative singular)
prijemima (locative plural)
prijemom (instrumental singular)
prijemima (instrumental plural)
prìjam (alternative)


prijam

prìjam (canonical masculine)
прѝјам (Cyrillic)
prijam (nominative singular)
prijami (nominative plural)
prijma (genitive singular)
prijama (genitive plural)
prijmu (dative singular)
prijamima (dative plural)
prijam (accusative singular)
prijame (accusative plural)
prijme (singular vocative)
prijami (plural vocative)
prijmu (locative singular)
prijamima (locative plural)
prijmom (instrumental singular)
prijamima (instrumental plural)
prìjem (alternative)

Borrowed from Czech příjem in the 19th century.


pohota

pȍhota (canonical feminine)
по̏хота (Cyrillic)
pohota (nominative singular)
pohote (genitive singular)
pohoti (dative singular)
pohotu (accusative singular)
pohoto (singular vocative)
pohoti (locative singular)
pohotom (instrumental singular)


doživljaj

dȍživljāj m (Cyrillic spelling до̏живља̄ј)

dȍživljāj (canonical masculine)
до̏живља̄ј (Cyrillic)
doživljaj (nominative singular)
doživljaji (nominative plural)
doživljaja (genitive singular)
doživljaja (genitive plural)
doživljaju (dative singular)
doživljajima (dative plural)
doživljaj (accusative singular)
doživljaje (accusative plural)
doživljaju (singular vocative)
doživljaji (plural vocative)
doživljaju (locative singular)
doživljajima (locative plural)
doživljajem (instrumental singular)
doživljajima (instrumental plural)


smrča

smȑča (canonical feminine)
смр̏ча (Cyrillic)
smrča (nominative singular)
smrče (nominative plural)
smrče (genitive singular)
smrča (genitive plural)
smrči (dative singular)
smrčama (dative plural)
smrču (accusative singular)
smrče (accusative plural)
smrčo (singular vocative)
smrče (plural vocative)
smrči (locative singular)
smrčama (locative plural)
smrčom (instrumental singular)
smrčama (instrumental plural)


homar

hȍmār (canonical masculine)
хо̏ма̄р (Cyrillic)


grmlje

gȓmlje (canonical neuter)
гр̑мље (Cyrillic)
grmlje (nominative singular)
grmlja (genitive singular)
grmlju (dative singular)
grmlje (accusative singular)
grmlje (singular vocative)
grmlju (locative singular)
grmljem (instrumental singular)


prostorvrijeme

prostorvrijéme n (Cyrillic spelling просторврије́ме)

prostorvrijéme (canonical neuter)
просторврије́ме (Cyrillic)


vremeplov

vrȅmeplōv m (Cyrillic spelling вре̏мепло̄в)

vrȅmeplōv (canonical masculine)
вре̏мепло̄в (Cyrillic)


crvotočina

crvotòčina f (Cyrillic spelling црвото̀чина)

crvotòčina (canonical feminine)
црвото̀чина (Cyrillic)
crvotočina (nominative singular)
crvotočine (nominative plural)
crvotočine (genitive singular)
crvotočina (genitive plural)
crvotočini (dative singular)
crvotočinama (dative plural)
crvotočinu (accusative singular)
crvotočine (accusative plural)
crvotočino (singular vocative)
crvotočine (plural vocative)
crvotočini (locative singular)
crvotočinama (locative plural)
crvotočinom (instrumental singular)
crvotočinama (instrumental plural)


crvojedina

crvòjedina f (Cyrillic spelling црво̀једина)

crvòjedina (canonical feminine)
црво̀једина (Cyrillic)
crvojedina (nominative singular)
crvojedine (nominative plural)
crvojedine (genitive singular)
crvojedina (genitive plural)
crvojedini (dative singular)
crvojedinama (dative plural)
crvojedinu (accusative singular)
crvojedine (accusative plural)
crvojedino (singular vocative)
crvojedine (plural vocative)
crvojedini (locative singular)
crvojedinama (locative plural)
crvojedinom (instrumental singular)
crvojedinama (instrumental plural)


račun

ràčūn (canonical masculine)
ра̀чӯн (Cyrillic)
ràčūn (nominative singular)
računi (nominative plural)
račúna (genitive singular)
računa (genitive plural)
računu (dative singular)
računima (dative plural)
račun (accusative singular)
račune (accusative plural)
račune (singular vocative)
računi (plural vocative)
računu (locative singular)
računima (locative plural)
računom (instrumental singular)
računima (instrumental plural)

From an unknown Romance source, from Latin ratiō (“reason; calculation”).
Cognates with Polish rachować and English reckon.

predikatni račun

Tvoj račun je pogrešan.

Račun, molim.

bankovni račun


predaja

prȅdaja (canonical feminine)
пре̏даја (Cyrillic)
predaja (nominative singular)
predaje (nominative plural)
predaje (genitive singular)
predaja (genitive plural)
predaji (dative singular)
predajama (dative plural)
predaju (accusative singular)
predaje (accusative plural)
predajo (singular vocative)
predaje (plural vocative)
predaji (locative singular)
predajama (locative plural)
predajom (instrumental singular)
predajama (instrumental plural)


pčelar

pčèlār (canonical masculine)
пчѐла̄р (Cyrillic)
pčelar (nominative singular)
pčelari (nominative plural)
pčelara (genitive singular)
pčelara (genitive plural)
pčelaru (dative singular)
pčelarima (dative plural)
pčelara (accusative singular)
pčelare (accusative plural)
pčelaru (singular vocative)
pčelari (plural vocative)
pčelaru (locative singular)
pčelarima (locative plural)
pčelarem (instrumental singular)
pčelarima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *bьčeľařь. By surface analysis, pčela + -ar.


rijetkost

rijétkōst f (Cyrillic spelling рије́тко̄ст)

rijétkōst (canonical feminine)
рије́тко̄ст (Cyrillic)
rijetkost (nominative singular)
rijetkosti (nominative plural)
rijetkosti (genitive singular)
rijetkosti (genitive plural)
rijetkosti (dative singular)
rijetkostima (dative plural)
rijetkost (accusative singular)
rijetkosti (accusative plural)
rijetkosti (singular vocative)
rijetkosti (plural vocative)
rijetkosti (locative singular)
rijetkostima (locative plural)
rijetkošću (instrumental singular)
rijetkosti (instrumental singular)
rijetkostima (instrumental plural)
rétkōst (alternative Ekavian)


pojava

pȍjava (canonical feminine)
по̏јава (Cyrillic)
pojava (nominative singular)
pojave (nominative plural)
pojave (genitive singular)
pojava (genitive plural)
pojavi (dative singular)
pojavama (dative plural)
pojavu (accusative singular)
pojave (accusative plural)
pojavo (singular vocative)
pojave (plural vocative)
pojavi (locative singular)
pojavama (locative plural)
pojavom (instrumental singular)
pojavama (instrumental plural)


jav

jȃv (canonical masculine)
ја̑в (Cyrillic)
jav (nominative singular)
java (genitive singular)
javu (dative singular)
jav (accusative singular)
javu (singular vocative)
javu (locative singular)
javom (instrumental singular)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *(j)av(a). Akin to jáva, jȃvnī.


seoba

seòba (canonical feminine)
сео̀ба (Cyrillic)
seòba (nominative singular)
seobe (nominative plural)
seobe (genitive singular)
seóbā (genitive plural)
seobi (dative singular)
seobama (dative plural)
seobu (accusative singular)
seobe (accusative plural)
seobo (singular vocative)
seobe (plural vocative)
seobi (locative singular)
seobama (locative plural)
seobom (instrumental singular)
seobama (instrumental plural)


poznanik

pòznanīk m (Cyrillic spelling по̀знанӣк, female equivalent pòznanica)

pòznanīk (canonical masculine)
по̀знанӣк (Cyrillic)
pòznanica (feminine)
pòznanīk (nominative singular)
pòznanīci (nominative plural)
poznanika (genitive singular)
poznanika (genitive plural)
poznaniku (dative singular)
poznanicima (dative plural)
poznanika (accusative singular)
poznanike (accusative plural)
pòznanīče (singular vocative)
poznanici (plural vocative)
poznaniku (locative singular)
poznanicima (locative plural)
poznanikom (instrumental singular)
poznanicima (instrumental plural)


razbojnik

rázbōjnīk m (Cyrillic spelling ра́збо̄јнӣк)

rázbōjnīk (canonical masculine)
ра́збо̄јнӣк (Cyrillic)
rázbōjnīk (nominative singular)
rázbōjnīci (nominative plural)
razbojnika (genitive singular)
razbojnika (genitive plural)
razbojniku (dative singular)
razbojnicima (dative plural)
razbojnika (accusative singular)
razbojnike (accusative plural)
rázbōjnīče (singular vocative)
razbojnici (plural vocative)
razbojniku (locative singular)
razbojnicima (locative plural)
razbojnikom (instrumental singular)
razbojnicima (instrumental plural)


razbojnica

rázbojnica f (Cyrillic spelling ра́збојница)

rázbojnica (canonical feminine)
ра́збојница (Cyrillic)
razbojnica (nominative singular)
razbojnice (nominative plural)
razbojnice (genitive singular)
razbojnica (genitive plural)
razbojnici (dative singular)
razbojnicama (dative plural)
razbojnicu (accusative singular)
razbojnice (accusative plural)
razbojnico (singular vocative)
razbojnice (plural vocative)
razbojnici (locative singular)
razbojnicama (locative plural)
razbojnicom (instrumental singular)
razbojnicama (instrumental plural)


obličje

òblīčje (canonical neuter)
о̀блӣчје (Cyrillic)
obličje (nominative singular)
obličja (nominative plural)
obličja (genitive singular)
obličja (genitive plural)
obličju (dative singular)
obličjima (dative plural)
obličje (accusative singular)
obličja (accusative plural)
obličje (singular vocative)
obličja (plural vocative)
obličju (locative singular)
obličjima (locative plural)
obličjem (instrumental singular)
obličjima (instrumental plural)


oblik

ȍblīk (canonical masculine)
о̏блӣк (Cyrillic)
ȍblīk (nominative singular)
ȍblīci (nominative plural)
oblika (genitive singular)
oblika (genitive plural)
obliku (dative singular)
oblicima (dative plural)
oblik (accusative singular)
oblike (accusative plural)
obliče (singular vocative)
oblici (plural vocative)
obliku (locative singular)
oblicima (locative plural)
oblikom (instrumental singular)
oblicima (instrumental plural)


odnos

òdnos (canonical masculine)
о̀днос (Cyrillic)
odnos (nominative singular)
odnosi (nominative plural)
odnosa (genitive singular)
odnosa (genitive plural)
odnosu (dative singular)
odnosima (dative plural)
odnos (accusative singular)
odnose (accusative plural)
odnose (singular vocative)
odnosi (plural vocative)
odnosu (locative singular)
odnosima (locative plural)
odnosom (instrumental singular)
odnosima (instrumental plural)

Deverbal from odnòsiti se (“to pertain to, relate”).

deverbal

relation (way in which two things may be associated)


mešetar

mešètār (canonical masculine)
мешѐта̄р (Cyrillic)
mešetar (nominative singular)
mešetari (nominative plural)
mešetara (genitive singular)
mešetara (genitive plural)
mešetaru (dative singular)
mešetarima (dative plural)
mešetara (accusative singular)
mešetare (accusative plural)
mešetaru (singular vocative)
mešetari (plural vocative)
mešetaru (locative singular)
mešetarima (locative plural)
mešetarom (instrumental singular)
mešetarima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Venetan messeto, from Italian dialectalism messetar, from Latin messetus, from Ancient Greek μεσίτης (mesítēs).


позивница

по́зӣвница (canonical feminine)
pózīvnica (romanization)


позив

по́зив (canonical masculine)
póziv (romanization)
позив (nominative singular)
позиви (nominative plural)
позива (genitive singular)
позива (genitive plural)
позиву (dative singular)
позивима (dative plural)
позив (accusative singular)
позиве (accusative plural)
позиве (singular vocative)
позиви (plural vocative)
позиву (locative singular)
позивима (locative plural)
позивом (instrumental singular)
позивима (instrumental plural)

телефонски позив

судски позив


naručje

nárūčje (canonical neuter)
на́рӯчје (Cyrillic)
naručje (nominative singular)
naručja (nominative plural)
naručja (genitive singular)
naručja (genitive plural)
naručju (dative singular)
naručjima (dative plural)
naručje (accusative singular)
naručja (accusative plural)
naručje (singular vocative)
naručja (plural vocative)
naručju (locative singular)
naručjima (locative plural)
naručjem (instrumental singular)
naručjima (instrumental plural)
nárūče (alternative)

space inside one’s embracing arms; bosom, arms, embrace

amount that can be carried at one time in the arms, armful


наручје

на́рӯчје (canonical neuter)
nárūčje (romanization)
наручје (nominative singular)
наручја (nominative plural)
наручја (genitive singular)
наручја (genitive plural)
наручју (dative singular)
наручјима (dative plural)
наручје (accusative singular)
наручја (accusative plural)
наручје (singular vocative)
наручја (plural vocative)
наручју (locative singular)
наручјима (locative plural)
наручјем (instrumental singular)
наручјима (instrumental plural)


čik

čȉk (canonical masculine)
чи̏к (Cyrillic)
čik (nominative singular)
čikovi (nominative plural)
čika (genitive singular)
čikova (genitive plural)
čiku (dative singular)
čikovima (dative plural)
čik (accusative singular)
čikove (accusative plural)
čiče (singular vocative)
čikovi (plural vocative)
čiku (locative singular)
čikovima (locative plural)
čikom (instrumental singular)
čikovima (instrumental plural)

From dialectal German Tschik, from French chique.

Kako se samo smijao − pogne Adem glavu, rasplače se i čik mu ispadne iz usta.

2004, Hrvoje Hitrec, Kolarovi, Školska knjiga, Zagreb, page 655:


čik pauza

sh-noun

čȉk pàuza f (Cyrillic spelling чи̏к па̀уза)

čȉk pàuza (canonical feminine)
чи̏к па̀уза (Cyrillic)

Forsirati »samoupravljački« odabir ravnatelja kroz školski odbor bilo je i bit će uzrokom nepotizma i konzerviranja zatečenog stanja u ritmu ping-ponga: mi ćemo tebe izabrati a ti ćeš žmiriti kad naše čik pauze.

2004, Vjesnik on-line, Ravnateljima škola najviše dva mandata, a letter from a reader

(colloquial) smoko (a short pause taken from work to smoke a cigarette)


otpočinak

otpòčinak m (Cyrillic spelling отпо̀чинак)

otpòčinak (canonical masculine)
отпо̀чинак (Cyrillic)

Ali glava mamurna, pospana, — a u kući otpočinka nema: probudit će ga gosti.

1908, Josip Eugen Tomić, Na vozu, Društvo hrvatskih srednjoškolskih profesora, Zagreb, page 58:

And the head is drowsy, sleepy — but there's no rest in the house, for he'll be awakened by the guests.


počinak

pòčinak (canonical masculine)
по̀чинак (Cyrillic)
počinak (nominative singular)
počinci (nominative plural)
počinka (genitive singular)
počinākā (genitive plural)
počinku (dative singular)
počincima (dative plural)
počinak (accusative singular)
počinke (accusative plural)
počinku (singular vocative)
počinci (plural vocative)
počinku (locative singular)
počincima (locative plural)
počinkom (instrumental singular)
počincima (instrumental plural)

From po- + Proto-Slavic *čiti, *činǫti. Cognate with Bulgarian почивка (počivka, “rest”).

Bilo noći, bilo danju, ili pri poslu ili na počinku, vaviek ga iste muke mučile, a te muke bio stari kožuh.

1890, Nikola Tordinac, Odabrane crtice i pripoviesti, Matica hrvatska, Zagreb, page 119:

Either at night or by day, at work or at rest, he was always troubled by the same worries, and that worries were the old sheepskin.

poći na počinak


kožuh

kòžuh (canonical masculine)
ко̀жух (Cyrillic)
kožuh (nominative singular)
kȍžusi (nominative plural)
kožuha (genitive singular)
kožuha (genitive plural)
kožuhu (dative singular)
kožusima (dative plural)
kožuh (accusative singular)
kožuhe (accusative plural)
kožuše (singular vocative)
kožusi (plural vocative)
kožuhu (locative singular)
kožusima (locative plural)
kožuhom (instrumental singular)
kožusima (instrumental plural)
kòžūn (alternative regional)

Pa onda još povrh kamena baci bijes kožuh Potjehov pa još na kožuh sjedne on sam, pa onda stade igrati i skakati po kožuhu: "Oje oj! Oje oj! dovršen je posao moj!"- ciči bijes.

1916, Ivana Brlić-Mažuranić, Kako je Potjeh tražio istinu:


djetinjstvo

djètīnjstvo n (Cyrillic spelling дјѐтӣњство)

djètīnjstvo (canonical neuter)
дјѐтӣњство (Cyrillic)
djètīnjstvo (nominative singular)
djetinjstva (nominative plural)
djetinjstva (genitive singular)
djètīnjstāvā (genitive plural)
djetínjstvā (genitive plural)
djetinjstvu (dative singular)
djetinjstvima (dative plural)
djetinjstvo (accusative singular)
djetinjstva (accusative plural)
djetinjstvo (singular vocative)
djetinjstva (plural vocative)
djetinjstvu (locative singular)
djetinjstvima (locative plural)
djetinjstvom (instrumental singular)
djetinjstvima (instrumental plural)
dètīnjstvo (alternative Ekavian)
đètīnjstvo (alternative Montenegro)


плацента

пла̀це̄нта (canonical feminine)
plàcēnta (romanization)
пла̀це̄нта (nominative singular)
плаценте (nominative plural)
плаценте (genitive singular)
пла̀цена̄та̄ (genitive plural)
пла̀це̄нтӣ (genitive plural)
плаценти (dative singular)
плацентама (dative plural)
плаценту (accusative singular)
плаценте (accusative plural)
плаценто (singular vocative)
плаценте (plural vocative)
плаценти (locative singular)
плацентама (locative plural)
плацентом (instrumental singular)
плацентама (instrumental plural)


постељица

по̏стељица f (Latin spelling pȍsteljica)

по̏стељица (canonical feminine)
pȍsteljica (romanization)
постељица (nominative singular)
постељице (nominative plural)
постељице (genitive singular)
постељица (genitive plural)
постељици (dative singular)
постељицама (dative plural)
постељицу (accusative singular)
постељице (accusative plural)
постељице (singular vocative)
постељицо (singular vocative)
постељице (plural vocative)
постељици (locative singular)
постељицама (locative plural)
постељицом (instrumental singular)
постељицама (instrumental plural)

по‧сте‧љи‧ца

по̏стеља постеља#Serbo-Croatian


posteljica

pȍsteljica f (Cyrillic spelling по̏стељица)

pȍsteljica (canonical feminine)
по̏стељица (Cyrillic)
posteljica (nominative singular)
posteljice (nominative plural)
posteljice (genitive singular)
posteljica (genitive plural)
posteljici (dative singular)
posteljicama (dative plural)
posteljicu (accusative singular)
posteljice (accusative plural)
posteljice (singular vocative)
posteljico (singular vocative)
posteljice (plural vocative)
posteljici (locative singular)
posteljicama (locative plural)
posteljicom (instrumental singular)
posteljicama (instrumental plural)


јајник

ја̑јнӣк (canonical feminine)
jȃjnīk (romanization)
јајник (nominative singular)
јајници (nominative plural)
јајника (genitive singular)
јајника (genitive plural)
јајнику (dative singular)
јајницима (dative plural)
јајник (accusative singular)
јајнике (accusative plural)
јајниче (singular vocative)
јајници (plural vocative)
јајнику (locative singular)
јајницима (locative plural)
јајником (instrumental singular)
јајницима (instrumental plural)


лишај

ли̏ша̄ј (canonical masculine)
lȉšāj (romanization)
лишај (nominative singular)
лишајеви (nominative plural)
лишаја (genitive singular)
лишајева (genitive plural)
лишају (dative singular)
лишајевима (dative plural)
лишај (accusative singular)
лишајеве (accusative plural)
лишају (singular vocative)
лишајеви (plural vocative)
лишају (locative singular)
лишајевима (locative plural)
лишајем (instrumental singular)
лишајевима (instrumental plural)


плева

пле̏ва (canonical feminine)
plȅva (romanization)
плева (nominative singular)
плеве (nominative plural)
плеве (genitive singular)
плева (genitive plural)
плеви (dative singular)
плевама (dative plural)
плеву (accusative singular)
плеве (accusative plural)
плево (singular vocative)
плеве (plural vocative)
плеви (locative singular)
плевама (locative plural)
плевом (instrumental singular)
плевама (instrumental plural)
пље̏ва (alternative Ijekavian)


pljeva

pljȅva (canonical feminine)
пље̏ва (Cyrillic)
pljeva (nominative singular)
pljeve (nominative plural)
pljeve (genitive singular)
pljeva (genitive plural)
pljevi (dative singular)
pljevama (dative plural)
pljevu (accusative singular)
pljeve (accusative plural)
pljevo (singular vocative)
pljeve (plural vocative)
pljevi (locative singular)
pljevama (locative plural)
pljevom (instrumental singular)
pljevama (instrumental plural)
plȅva (alternative Ekavian)


ušće

ȗšće (canonical neuter)
у̑шће (Cyrillic)
ušće (nominative singular)
ušća (nominative plural)
ušća (genitive singular)
ušća (genitive plural)
ušću (dative singular)
ušćima (dative plural)
ušće (accusative singular)
ušća (accusative plural)
ušće (singular vocative)
ušća (plural vocative)
ušću (locative singular)
ušćima (locative plural)
ušćem (instrumental singular)
ušćima (instrumental plural)

na ušću

pri ušću

kod ušća


ушће

у̑шће (canonical neuter)
ȗšće (romanization)
ушће (nominative singular)
ушћа (nominative plural)
ушћа (genitive singular)
ушћа (genitive plural)
ушћу (dative singular)
ушћима (dative plural)
ушће (accusative singular)
ушћа (accusative plural)
ушће (singular vocative)
ушћа (plural vocative)
ушћу (locative singular)
ушћима (locative plural)
ушћем (instrumental singular)
ушћима (instrumental plural)

на ушћу

при ушћу

код ушћа


благо

бла̑го (canonical neuter)
blȃgo (romanization)
благо (nominative singular)
блага (nominative plural)
блага (genitive singular)
блага (genitive plural)
благу (dative singular)
блазима (dative plural)
благо (accusative singular)
блага (accusative plural)
благо (singular vocative)
блага (plural vocative)
благу (locative singular)
блазима (locative plural)
благом (instrumental singular)
блазима (instrumental plural)


kasar

kȁsar (canonical masculine)
ка̏сар (Cyrillic)


ovarij

òvārīj (canonical masculine)
о̀ва̄рӣј (Cyrillic)

From New Latin ovarium, from Latin ovum (“egg”).

2002, Ivo Matoničkin and Radovan Erber, Opća zoologija, (Školska knjiga, Zagreb), p. 272

U životinja koje su genetički determinirane kao ženke razvoj se androgene žlijezde prekida, a razvija se ovarij koji pak hormonalnom ženskom diferencijacijom utječe na određivanje sekundarnih spolnih značajki.


krin

krȋn (canonical masculine)
кри̑н (Cyrillic)
krȋn (nominative singular)
krínovi (nominative plural)
krina (genitive singular)
krinova (genitive plural)
krinu (dative singular)
krinovima (dative plural)
krin (accusative singular)
krinove (accusative plural)
krinu (singular vocative)
krinovi (plural vocative)
krinu (locative singular)
krinovima (locative plural)
krinom (instrumental singular)
krinovima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek κρίνον (krínon).


šampion

šampìōn (canonical masculine)
шампѝо̄н (Cyrillic)
šampìōn (nominative singular)
šampioni (nominative plural)
šampióna (genitive singular)
šampiona (genitive plural)
šampionu (dative singular)
šampionima (dative plural)
šampiona (accusative singular)
šampione (accusative plural)
šampione (singular vocative)
šampioni (plural vocative)
šampionu (locative singular)
šampionima (locative plural)
šampionom (instrumental singular)
šampionima (instrumental plural)


osnova

ȍsnova (canonical feminine)
о̏снова (Cyrillic)
osnova (nominative singular)
osnove (nominative plural)
osnove (genitive singular)
osnova (genitive plural)
osnovi (dative singular)
osnovama (dative plural)
osnovu (accusative singular)
osnove (accusative plural)
osnovo (singular vocative)
osnove (plural vocative)
osnovi (locative singular)
osnovama (locative plural)
osnovom (instrumental singular)
osnovama (instrumental plural)


džehennem

sh-noun

džehènnem m (Cyrillic spelling џехѐннем)

džehènnem (canonical masculine)
џехѐннем (Cyrillic)

Alternative spelling of džehènem (“Jahannam”)


bojnik

bȏjnīk (canonical masculine)
бо̑јнӣк (Cyrillic)
bȏjnīk (nominative singular)
bȏjnīci (nominative plural)
bojnika (genitive singular)
bojnika (genitive plural)
bojniku (dative singular)
bojnicima (dative plural)
bojnika (accusative singular)
bojnike (accusative plural)
bȏjnīče (singular vocative)
bojnici (plural vocative)
bojniku (locative singular)
bojnicima (locative plural)
bojnikom (instrumental singular)
bojnicima (instrumental plural)

Hungarian: bajnok

boj + -nik. Military sense has been coined by Croatian linguist Bogoslav Šulek.


pukovnija

pukòvnija f (Cyrillic spelling пуко̀внија)

pukòvnija (canonical feminine)
пуко̀внија (Cyrillic)
pukovnija (nominative singular)
pukovnije (nominative plural)
pukovnije (genitive singular)
pukovnija (genitive plural)
pukovniji (dative singular)
pukovnijama (dative plural)
pukovniju (accusative singular)
pukovnije (accusative plural)
pukovnijo (singular vocative)
pukovnije (plural vocative)
pukovniji (locative singular)
pukovnijama (locative plural)
pukovnijom (instrumental singular)
pukovnijama (instrumental plural)


bojna

bȏjna (canonical feminine)
бо̑јна (Cyrillic)
bȏjna (nominative singular)
bojne (nominative plural)
bojne (genitive singular)
bȏjnā (genitive plural)
bȏjnī (genitive plural)
bojni (dative singular)
bojnama (dative plural)
bojnu (accusative singular)
bojne (accusative plural)
bojno (singular vocative)
bojne (plural vocative)
bojni (locative singular)
bojnama (locative plural)
bojnom (instrumental singular)
bojnama (instrumental plural)


bojovnik

bòjōvnīk m (Cyrillic spelling бо̀јо̄внӣк)

bòjōvnīk (canonical masculine)
бо̀јо̄внӣк (Cyrillic)
bòjōvnīk (nominative singular)
bòjōvnīci (nominative plural)
bojovnika (genitive singular)
bojovnika (genitive plural)
bojovniku (dative singular)
bojovnicima (dative plural)
bojovnika (accusative singular)
bojovnike (accusative plural)
bòjōvnīče (singular vocative)
bojovnici (plural vocative)
bojovniku (locative singular)
bojovnicima (locative plural)
bojovnikom (instrumental singular)
bojovnicima (instrumental plural)


preporod

prȅporod m (Cyrillic spelling пре̏пород)

prȅporod (canonical masculine)
пре̏пород (Cyrillic)
preporod (nominative singular)
preporoda (genitive singular)
preporodu (dative singular)
preporod (accusative singular)
preporode (singular vocative)
preporodu (locative singular)
preporodom (instrumental singular)


prvenstvo

prvènstvo n (Cyrillic spelling првѐнство)

prvènstvo (canonical neuter)
првѐнство (Cyrillic)
prvenstvo (nominative singular)
prvenstva (nominative plural)
prvenstva (genitive singular)
prvenstava (genitive plural)
prvenstvu (dative singular)
prvenstvima (dative plural)
prvenstvo (accusative singular)
prvenstva (accusative plural)
prvenstvo (singular vocative)
prvenstva (plural vocative)
prvenstvu (locative singular)
prvenstvima (locative plural)
prvenstvom (instrumental singular)
prvenstvima (instrumental plural)


prednost

prȅdnōst f (Cyrillic spelling пре̏дно̄ст)

prȅdnōst (canonical feminine)
пре̏дно̄ст (Cyrillic)
prednost (nominative singular)
prednosti (nominative plural)
prednosti (genitive singular)
prednosti (genitive plural)
prednosti (dative singular)
prednostima (dative plural)
prednost (accusative singular)
prednosti (accusative plural)
prednosti (singular vocative)
prednosti (plural vocative)
prednosti (locative singular)
prednostima (locative plural)
prednošću (instrumental singular)
prednosti (instrumental singular)
prednostima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Czech přednost. First attested in c. 1830.

prednosti i mane

imati prednost


povlastica

pòvlastica f (Cyrillic spelling по̀властица)

pòvlastica (canonical feminine)
по̀властица (Cyrillic)
povlastica (nominative singular)
povlastice (nominative plural)
povlastice (genitive singular)
povlastica (genitive plural)
povlastici (dative singular)
povlasticama (dative plural)
povlasticu (accusative singular)
povlastice (accusative plural)
povlastice (singular vocative)
povlastico (singular vocative)
povlastice (plural vocative)
povlastici (locative singular)
povlasticama (locative plural)
povlasticom (instrumental singular)
povlasticama (instrumental plural)

dati povlasticu


sisa

sȉsa (canonical feminine)
си̏са (Cyrillic)
sisa (nominative singular)
sise (nominative plural)
sise (genitive singular)
sisa (genitive plural)
sisi (dative singular)
sisama (dative plural)
sisu (accusative singular)
sise (accusative plural)
siso (singular vocative)
sise (plural vocative)
sisi (locative singular)
sisama (locative plural)
sisom (instrumental singular)
sisama (instrumental plural)


skica

skȉca (canonical feminine)
ски̏ца (Cyrillic)
skȉca (nominative singular)
skice (nominative plural)
skice (genitive singular)
skȋcā (genitive plural)
skici (dative singular)
skicama (dative plural)
skicu (accusative singular)
skice (accusative plural)
skico (singular vocative)
skice (plural vocative)
skici (locative singular)
skicama (locative plural)
skicom (instrumental singular)
skicama (instrumental plural)

From German Skizze, from Italian schizzo.

sketch (quick drawing or a preliminary work)


perspektiva

perspektíva f (Cyrillic spelling перспекти́ва)

perspektíva (canonical feminine)
перспекти́ва (Cyrillic)
perspektiva (nominative singular)
perspektive (nominative plural)
perspektive (genitive singular)
perspektiva (genitive plural)
perspektivi (dative singular)
perspektivama (dative plural)
perspektivu (accusative singular)
perspektive (accusative plural)
perspektivo (singular vocative)
perspektive (plural vocative)
perspektivi (locative singular)
perspektivama (locative plural)
perspektivom (instrumental singular)
perspektivama (instrumental plural)

From the first word of the Medieval Latin perspectiva ars (“science of optics”).


srp i čekić

sh-noun

sȓp i čèkić m (Cyrillic spelling ср̑п и чѐкић)

sȓp i čèkić (canonical masculine)
ср̑п и чѐкић (Cyrillic)


monarh

mònarh (canonical masculine)
мо̀нарх (Cyrillic)
mònarh (nominative singular)
mònarsi (nominative plural)
mònarha (genitive singular)
mȍnārhā (genitive plural)
mònarhu (dative singular)
mònarsima (dative plural)
mònarha (accusative singular)
mònarhe (accusative plural)
mònarše (singular vocative)
mònarsi (plural vocative)
mònarhu (locative singular)
mònarsima (locative plural)
mònarhom (instrumental singular)
mònarsima (instrumental plural)


brodolom

brȍdolom m (Cyrillic spelling бро̏долом)

brȍdolom (canonical masculine)
бро̏долом (Cyrillic)
brodolom (nominative singular)
brodolomi (nominative plural)
brodoloma (genitive singular)
brodoloma (genitive plural)
brodolomu (dative singular)
brodolomima (dative plural)
brodolom (accusative singular)
brodolome (accusative plural)
brodolome (singular vocative)
brodolomi (plural vocative)
brodolomu (locative singular)
brodolomima (locative plural)
brodolomom (instrumental singular)
brodolomima (instrumental plural)

From brȏd (“ship”) + -o- + lȏm (“breakage”).


brodica

bròdica (canonical feminine)
бро̀дица (Cyrillic)
brodica (nominative singular)
brodice (nominative plural)
brodice (genitive singular)
brodica (genitive plural)
brodici (dative singular)
brodicama (dative plural)
brodicu (accusative singular)
brodice (accusative plural)
brodice (singular vocative)
brodico (singular vocative)
brodice (plural vocative)
brodici (locative singular)
brodicama (locative plural)
brodicom (instrumental singular)
brodicama (instrumental plural)

sailboat; any kind of smaller ship used for short-term sailing along the coast


brodić

bròdīć (canonical masculine)
бро̀дӣћ (Cyrillic)
bròdīć (nominative singular)
brodići (nominative plural)
brodíća (genitive singular)
brodića (genitive plural)
brodiću (dative singular)
brodićima (dative plural)
brodić (accusative singular)
brodiće (accusative plural)
brodiću (singular vocative)
brodići (plural vocative)
brodiću (locative singular)
brodićima (locative plural)
brodićem (instrumental singular)
brodićima (instrumental plural)

brod + -ić. Diminutive and hypocoristic form of brȏd (“ship”).


prijelaz

prijélaz m (Cyrillic spelling прије́лаз)

prijélaz (canonical masculine)
прије́лаз (Cyrillic)
prijelaz (nominative singular)
prijelazi (nominative plural)
prijelaza (genitive singular)
prijelaza (genitive plural)
prijelazu (dative singular)
prijelazima (dative plural)
prijelaz (accusative singular)
prijelaze (accusative plural)
prijelazu (singular vocative)
prijelaze (singular vocative)
prijelazi (plural vocative)
prijelazu (locative singular)
prijelazima (locative plural)
prijelazom (instrumental singular)
prijelazima (instrumental plural)
prélaz (alternative Ekavian)

From the verb prèlaziti (“to cross over”).

granični prijelaz

pješački prijelaz


vjedro

vjȅdro (canonical neuter)
вје̏дро (Cyrillic)
vjedro (nominative singular)
vjedra (nominative plural)
vjedra (genitive singular)
vjedara (genitive plural)
vjedru (dative singular)
vjedrima (dative plural)
vjedro (accusative singular)
vjedra (accusative plural)
vjedro (singular vocative)
vjedra (plural vocative)
vjedru (locative singular)
vjedrima (locative plural)
vjedrom (instrumental singular)
vjedrima (instrumental plural)
vȅdro (alternative Ekavian)


prečac

prèčac (canonical masculine)
прѐчац (Cyrillic)


prečica

prèčica (canonical feminine)
прѐчица (Cyrillic)


prevara

prȅvara (canonical feminine)
пре̏вара (Cyrillic)
prevara (nominative singular)
prevare (nominative plural)
prevare (genitive singular)
prevara (genitive plural)
prevari (dative singular)
prevarama (dative plural)
prevaru (accusative singular)
prevare (accusative plural)
prevaro (singular vocative)
prevare (plural vocative)
prevari (locative singular)
prevarama (locative plural)
prevarom (instrumental singular)
prevarama (instrumental plural)
prijȇvara (alternative Ijekavian)
privara (alternative Ikavian)


prijamnik

prìjāmnīk m (Cyrillic spelling прѝја̄мнӣк)

prìjāmnīk (canonical masculine)
прѝја̄мнӣк (Cyrillic)
prìjāmnīk (nominative singular)
prìjāmnīci (nominative plural)
prijamnika (genitive singular)
prijamnika (genitive plural)
prijamniku (dative singular)
prijamnicima (dative plural)
prijamnik (accusative singular)
prijamnike (accusative plural)
prijamniče (singular vocative)
prijamnici (plural vocative)
prijamniku (locative singular)
prijamnicima (locative plural)
prijamnikom (instrumental singular)
prijamnicima (instrumental plural)
prìjēmnīk (alternative)


prijemnik

prìjēmnīk m (Cyrillic spelling прѝје̄мнӣк)

prìjēmnīk (canonical masculine)
прѝје̄мнӣк (Cyrillic)
prìjēmnīk (nominative singular)
prìjēmnīci (nominative plural)
prijemnika (genitive singular)
prijemnika (genitive plural)
prijemniku (dative singular)
prijemnicima (dative plural)
prijemnik (accusative singular)
prijemnike (accusative plural)
prìjēmnīče (singular vocative)
prijemnici (plural vocative)
prijemniku (locative singular)
prijemnicima (locative plural)
prijemnikom (instrumental singular)
prijemnicima (instrumental plural)
prìjāmnīk (alternative)


пречица

прѐчица (canonical feminine)
prèčica (romanization)


превара

пре̏вара (canonical feminine)
prȅvara (romanization)
превара (nominative singular)
преваре (nominative plural)
преваре (genitive singular)
превара (genitive plural)
превари (dative singular)
преварама (dative plural)
превару (accusative singular)
преваре (accusative plural)
преваро (singular vocative)
преваре (plural vocative)
превари (locative singular)
преварама (locative plural)
преваром (instrumental singular)
преварама (instrumental plural)
прије̑вара (alternative Ijekavian)
privara (alternative Ikavian)


pristup

prístup (canonical masculine)
при́ступ (Cyrillic)
pristup (nominative singular)
pristupi (nominative plural)
pristupa (genitive singular)
pristupa (genitive plural)
pristupu (dative singular)
pristupima (dative plural)
pristup (accusative singular)
pristupe (accusative plural)
pristupe (singular vocative)
pristupi (plural vocative)
pristupu (locative singular)
pristupima (locative plural)
pristupom (instrumental singular)
pristupima (instrumental plural)

pristup moru

pristup arhivama tajne policije


pedofil

pedòfīl (canonical masculine)
педо̀фӣл (Cyrillic)
pedòfīl (nominative singular)
pedofili (nominative plural)
pedofíla (genitive singular)
pedofila (genitive plural)
pedofilu (dative singular)
pedofilima (dative plural)
pedofila (accusative singular)
pedofile (accusative plural)
pedofile (singular vocative)
pedofili (plural vocative)
pedofilu (locative singular)
pedofilima (locative plural)
pedofilom (instrumental singular)
pedofilima (instrumental plural)


kupus

kùpus (canonical masculine)
ку̀пус (Cyrillic)
kupus (nominative singular)
kupusa (genitive singular)
kupusu (dative singular)
kupus (accusative singular)
kupuse (singular vocative)
kupusu (locative singular)
kupusom (instrumental singular)

From German Kappus (“cabbage”), with the first -u- coming by merger with another word with the same meaning. Compare dialectal Serbo-Croatian kapuc, kapus (from Venetan capuzzo), and also Old Serbo-Croatian (Kajkavian) kupust (ultimately from Latin composita (“mixed”).


rajčica

ràjčica (canonical feminine)
ра̀јчица (Cyrillic)
rajčica (nominative singular)
rajčice (nominative plural)
rajčice (genitive singular)
rajčica (genitive plural)
rajčici (dative singular)
rajčicama (dative plural)
rajčicu (accusative singular)
rajčice (accusative plural)
rajčice (singular vocative)
rajčice (plural vocative)
rajčici (locative singular)
rajčicama (locative plural)
rajčicom (instrumental singular)
rajčicama (instrumental plural)

Morphologically from rȃj (“heaven, paradise”); a calque of German Paradiesapfel.


obujam

obújam (canonical masculine)
обу́јам (Cyrillic)
obujam (nominative singular)
obujmovi (nominative plural)
obujma (genitive singular)
obujmova (genitive plural)
obujmu (dative singular)
obujmovima (dative plural)
obujam (accusative singular)
obujmove (accusative plural)
obujme (singular vocative)
obujmovi (plural vocative)
obujmu (locative singular)
obujmovima (locative plural)
obujmom (instrumental singular)
obujmovima (instrumental plural)

Coined by Croatian linguist Bogoslav Šulek in the 19th century. From ob- + u- + Proto-Slavic *jęti (“to take”).


zračenje

zráčēnje n (Cyrillic spelling зра́че̄ње)

zráčēnje (canonical neuter)
зра́че̄ње (Cyrillic)
zračenje (nominative singular)
zračenja (nominative plural)
zračenja (genitive singular)
zračenja (genitive plural)
zračenju (dative singular)
zračenjima (dative plural)
zračenje (accusative singular)
zračenja (accusative plural)
zračenje (singular vocative)
zračenja (plural vocative)
zračenju (locative singular)
zračenjima (locative plural)
zračenjem (instrumental singular)
zračenjima (instrumental plural)

Coined by Croatian linguist Bogoslav Šulek in the 19th century. From zrȃk.


ozračje

òzrāčje (canonical masculine)
о̀зра̄чје (Cyrillic)

Coined by Croatian linguist Bogoslav Šulek in the 19th century. From o- + zrȃk.


legura

legúra (canonical feminine)
легу́ра (Cyrillic)
legura (nominative singular)
legure (nominative plural)
legure (genitive singular)
legura (genitive plural)
leguri (dative singular)
legurama (dative plural)
leguru (accusative singular)
legure (accusative plural)
leguro (singular vocative)
legure (plural vocative)
leguri (locative singular)
legurama (locative plural)
legurom (instrumental singular)
legurama (instrumental plural)

Italian legatura, related to German Legierung.


termometar

tȅrmometar m (Cyrillic spelling те̏рмометар)

tȅrmometar (canonical masculine)
те̏рмометар (Cyrillic)
termometar (nominative singular)
termometri (nominative plural)
termometra (genitive singular)
termometara (genitive plural)
termometru (dative singular)
termometrima (dative plural)
termometar (accusative singular)
termometre (accusative plural)
termometre (singular vocative)
termometri (plural vocative)
termometru (locative singular)
termometrima (locative plural)
termometrom (instrumental singular)
termometrima (instrumental plural)


tlakomjer

tlȁkomjēr m (Cyrillic spelling тла̏комје̄р)

tlȁkomjēr (canonical masculine)
тла̏комје̄р (Cyrillic)
tlakomjer (nominative singular)
tlakomjeri (nominative plural)
tlakomjera (genitive singular)
tlakomjera (genitive plural)
tlakomjeru (dative singular)
tlakomjerima (dative plural)
tlakomjer (accusative singular)
tlakomjere (accusative plural)
tlakomjeru (singular vocative)
tlakomjeri (plural vocative)
tlakomjeru (locative singular)
tlakomjerima (locative plural)
tlakomjerom (instrumental singular)
tlakomjerima (instrumental plural)

Coined by Croatian linguist Bogoslav Šulek in the 19th century. From tlȃk + mjȅra + mjȅriti.

(Croatia) pressure gauge (any kind of); a barometer


sredstvo

srèdstvo (canonical neuter)
срѐдство (Cyrillic)
srèdstvo (nominative singular)
srèdstva (nominative plural)
srèdstva (genitive singular)
srèdstāvā (genitive plural)
srèdstvu (dative singular)
srèdstvima (dative plural)
srèdstvo (accusative singular)
srèdstva (accusative plural)
srèdstvo (singular vocative)
srèdstva (plural vocative)
srèdstvu (locative singular)
srèdstvima (locative plural)
srèdstvom (instrumental singular)
srèdstvima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed by Croatian lexicographer Bogoslav Šulek in the 19th century, from Russian сре́дство (srédstvo).


dalekozor

dȁlekozōr m (Cyrillic spelling да̏лекозо̄р)

dȁlekozōr (canonical masculine)
да̏лекозо̄р (Cyrillic)
dalekozor (nominative singular)
dalekozori (nominative plural)
dalekozora (genitive singular)
dalekozora (genitive plural)
dalekozoru (dative singular)
dalekozorima (dative plural)
dalekozor (accusative singular)
dalekozore (accusative plural)
dalekozoru (singular vocative)
dalekozore (singular vocative)
dalekozori (plural vocative)
dalekozoru (locative singular)
dalekozorima (locative plural)
dalekozorom (instrumental singular)
dalekozorima (instrumental plural)

Coined by Croatian linguist Bogoslav Šulek in the 19th century. From dàlek + zȏr.


dvogled

dvȍglēd (canonical masculine)
дво̏гле̄д (Cyrillic)
dvogled (nominative singular)
dvogledi (nominative plural)
dvogleda (genitive singular)
dvogleda (genitive plural)
dvogledu (dative singular)
dvogledima (dative plural)
dvogled (accusative singular)
dvoglede (accusative plural)
dvoglede (singular vocative)
dvogledi (plural vocative)
dvogledu (locative singular)
dvogledima (locative plural)
dvogledom (instrumental singular)
dvogledima (instrumental plural)

(chiefly Bosnia, Serbia, Montenegro) binoculars


sitnozor

sitnòzor m (Cyrillic spelling ситно̀зор)

sitnòzor (canonical masculine)
ситно̀зор (Cyrillic)

Coined by Croatian linguist Bogoslav Šulek in the 19th century. From sitno- + zrijéti.

Može li se dnevnom listu u privatnom vlasništvu nametnuti vlastiti sitnozor?

2004, Zvonimir Krstulović, Hrvatsko Novinarsko Društvo:


svjetlopis

svjȅtlopīs m (Cyrillic spelling свје̏тлопӣс)

svjȅtlopīs (canonical masculine)
свје̏тлопӣс (Cyrillic)
svjetlopis (nominative singular)
svjetlopisi (nominative plural)
svjetlopisa (genitive singular)
svjetlopisa (genitive plural)
svjetlopisu (dative singular)
svjetlopisima (dative plural)
svjetlopis (accusative singular)
svjetlopise (accusative plural)
svjetlopise (singular vocative)
svjetlopisi (plural vocative)
svjetlopisu (locative singular)
svjetlopisima (locative plural)
svjetlopisom (instrumental singular)
svjetlopisima (instrumental plural)

Coined by Croatian linguist Bogoslav Šulek in the 19th century. From svjȅtlo + písati.


Hrvat

Hr̀vāt m (Cyrillic spelling Хр̀ва̄т, female equivalent Hrvàtica)

Hr̀vāt (canonical masculine)
Хр̀ва̄т (Cyrillic)
Hrvàtica (feminine)
Hr̀vāt (nominative singular)
Hrváti (nominative plural)
Hrváta (genitive singular)
Hrvata (genitive plural)
Hrvatu (dative singular)
Hrvatima (dative plural)
Hrvata (accusative singular)
Hrvate (accusative plural)
Hrvate (singular vocative)
Hrvati (plural vocative)
Hrvatu (locative singular)
Hrvatima (locative plural)
Hrvatom (instrumental singular)
Hrvatima (instrumental plural)

desctree

→ French: cravate
→ Gulf Arabic: كرفتة (karafitta)
→ Dutch: kravat
→ English: cravat
→ Galician: gravata
→ German: Krawatte
→ Czech: kravata
→ Danish: kravat
→ Serbo-Croatian: kravata
→ Slovak: kravata
→ Ukrainian: краватка (kravatka)
→ Greek: γραβάτα (graváta)
→ Irish: carbhat
→ Italian: cravatta
→ Hijazi Arabic: كرفتة (karafitta, karavitta)
→ Spanish: corbata
→ Cebuano: korbata
→ Maranao: korbata
→ Sambali: korbata
→ Tagalog: kurbata
→ Yogad: kurbata
→ Manx: carvat
→ Persian: کراوات (kerâvât)
→ Polish: krawat
→ Portuguese: gravata
→ Turkish: kravat
→ Vietnamese: cà vạt

→ Venetan: croata

→ Middle Low German: krabat

Danish: krabat

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *xъrvatъ; further derivation is unknown and uncertain. See Etymology of Croatia on Wikipedia.

Croat or Croatian (male, male and female or unspecified)


Hrvatica

sh-noun

Hrvàtica f (Cyrillic spelling Хрва̀тица, male equivalent Hr̀vāt)

Hrvàtica (canonical feminine)
Хрва̀тица (Cyrillic)
Hr̀vāt (masculine)
Hrvàtica (nominative singular)
Hrvatice (nominative plural)
Hrvatice (genitive singular)
Hrvatica (genitive plural)
Hrvatici (dative singular)
Hrvaticama (dative plural)
Hrvaticu (accusative singular)
Hrvatice (accusative plural)
Hrvatice (singular vocative)
Hrvatico (singular vocative)
Hrvatice (plural vocative)
Hrvatici (locative singular)
Hrvaticama (locative plural)
Hrvaticom (instrumental singular)
Hrvaticama (instrumental plural)


pelikan

pelìkān (canonical masculine)
пелѝка̄н (Cyrillic)
pelìkān (nominative singular)
pelikáni (nominative plural)
pelikána (genitive singular)
pelikana (genitive plural)
pelikanu (dative singular)
pelikanima (dative plural)
pelikana (accusative singular)
pelikane (accusative plural)
pelikane (singular vocative)
pelikani (plural vocative)
pelikanu (locative singular)
pelikanima (locative plural)
pelikanom (instrumental singular)
pelikanima (instrumental plural)

From German Pelikan, from Latin pelecānus, from Ancient Greek πελεκάν (pelekán).


razlog

rázlog (canonical masculine)
ра́злог (Cyrillic)
rázlog (nominative singular)
rázlozi (nominative plural)
rázloga (genitive singular)
rázlōgā (genitive plural)
rázlogu (dative singular)
rázlozima (dative plural)
rázlog (accusative singular)
rázloge (accusative plural)
rázlože (singular vocative)
rázlozi (plural vocative)
rázlogu (locative singular)
rázlozima (locative plural)
rázlogom (instrumental singular)
rázlozima (instrumental plural)


razbor

rázbor (canonical masculine)
ра́збор (Cyrillic)
razbor (nominative singular)
razbora (genitive singular)
razboru (dative singular)
razbor (accusative singular)
razboru (singular vocative)
razbore (singular vocative)
razboru (locative singular)
razborom (instrumental singular)

(uncountable) common sense, reasonableness


razumnost

rȁzūmnōst f (Cyrillic spelling ра̏зӯмно̄ст)

rȁzūmnōst (canonical feminine)
ра̏зӯмно̄ст (Cyrillic)
razumnost (nominative singular)
razumnosti (genitive singular)
razumnosti (dative singular)
razumnost (accusative singular)
razumnosti (singular vocative)
razumnosti (locative singular)
razumnošću (instrumental singular)
razumnosti (instrumental singular)


predah

prȅdāh (canonical masculine)
пре̏да̄х (Cyrillic)
predah (nominative singular)
predahi (nominative plural)
predaha (genitive singular)
predaha (genitive plural)
predahu (dative singular)
predahima (dative plural)
predah (accusative singular)
predahe (accusative plural)
predahu (singular vocative)
predahi (plural vocative)
predahu (locative singular)
predahima (locative plural)
predahom (instrumental singular)
predahima (instrumental plural)


bluza

blúza (canonical feminine)
блу́за (Cyrillic)


pravnik

prȃvnīk (canonical masculine)
пра̑внӣк (Cyrillic)
prȃvnīk (nominative singular)
prȃvnīci (nominative plural)
pravnika (genitive singular)
pravnika (genitive plural)
pravniku (dative singular)
pravnicima (dative plural)
pravnika (accusative singular)
pravnike (accusative plural)
prȃvnīče (singular vocative)
pravnici (plural vocative)
pravniku (locative singular)
pravnicima (locative plural)
pravnikom (instrumental singular)
pravnicima (instrumental plural)


pravnica

prȃvnica f (Cyrillic spelling пра̑вница)

prȃvnica (canonical feminine)
пра̑вница (Cyrillic)
pravnica (nominative singular)
pravnice (nominative plural)
pravnice (genitive singular)
pravnica (genitive plural)
pravnici (dative singular)
pravnicama (dative plural)
pravnicu (accusative singular)
pravnice (accusative plural)
pravnice (singular vocative)
pravnice (plural vocative)
pravnici (locative singular)
pravnicama (locative plural)
pravnicom (instrumental singular)
pravnicama (instrumental plural)


prikaz

príkaz (canonical masculine)
при́каз (Cyrillic)
prikaz (nominative singular)
prikazi (nominative plural)
prikaza (genitive singular)
prikaza (genitive plural)
prikazu (dative singular)
prikazima (dative plural)
prikaz (accusative singular)
prikaze (accusative plural)
prikazu (singular vocative)
prikaze (singular vocative)
prikazi (plural vocative)
prikazu (locative singular)
prikazima (locative plural)
prikazom (instrumental singular)
prikazima (instrumental plural)


pregled

prégled (canonical masculine)
пре́глед (Cyrillic)
pregled (nominative singular)
pregledi (nominative plural)
pregleda (genitive singular)
pregleda (genitive plural)
pregledu (dative singular)
pregledima (dative plural)
pregled (accusative singular)
preglede (accusative plural)
preglede (singular vocative)
pregledi (plural vocative)
pregledu (locative singular)
pregledima (locative plural)
pregledom (instrumental singular)
pregledima (instrumental plural)
prijégled (alternative Ijekavian)

pre- + gledati, calque of Czech přehled.


prijegled

prijégled m (Cyrillic spelling прије́глед)

prijégled (canonical masculine)
прије́глед (Cyrillic)
prijegled (nominative singular)
prijegledi (nominative plural)
prijegleda (genitive singular)
prijegleda (genitive plural)
prijegledu (dative singular)
prijegledima (dative plural)
prijegled (accusative singular)
prijeglede (accusative plural)
prijeglede (singular vocative)
prijegledi (plural vocative)
prijegledu (locative singular)
prijegledima (locative plural)
prijegledom (instrumental singular)
prijegledima (instrumental plural)
prégled (alternative Ekavian Ijekavian)


baća

báća (canonical masculine)
ба́ћа (Cyrillic)
baća (nominative singular)
baće (nominative plural)
baće (genitive singular)
baća (genitive plural)
baći (dative singular)
baćama (dative plural)
baću (accusative singular)
baće (accusative plural)
baćo (singular vocative)
baće (plural vocative)
baći (locative singular)
baćama (locative plural)
baćom (instrumental singular)
baćama (instrumental plural)


golman

gȍlman (canonical masculine)
го̏лман (Cyrillic)
golman (nominative singular)
golmani (nominative plural)
golmana (genitive singular)
golmana (genitive plural)
golmanu (dative singular)
golmanima (dative plural)
golmana (accusative singular)
golmane (accusative plural)
golmane (singular vocative)
golmani (plural vocative)
golmanu (locative singular)
golmanima (locative plural)
golmanom (instrumental singular)
golmanima (instrumental plural)


vratar

vràtār (canonical masculine)
вра̀та̄р (Cyrillic)
vràtār (nominative singular)
vratari (nominative plural)
vratára (genitive singular)
vratara (genitive plural)
vrataru (dative singular)
vratarima (dative plural)
vratara (accusative singular)
vratare (accusative plural)
vrataru (singular vocative)
vratari (plural vocative)
vrataru (locative singular)
vratarima (locative plural)
vratarom (instrumental singular)
vratarima (instrumental plural)


vratnica

vrȁtnica f (Cyrillic spelling вра̏тница)

vrȁtnica (canonical feminine)
вра̏тница (Cyrillic)
vratnica (nominative singular)
vratnice (nominative plural)
vratnice (genitive singular)
vratnica (genitive plural)
vratnici (dative singular)
vratnicama (dative plural)
vratnicu (accusative singular)
vratnice (accusative plural)
vratnice (singular vocative)
vratnico (singular vocative)
vratnice (plural vocative)
vratnici (locative singular)
vratnicama (locative plural)
vratnicom (instrumental singular)
vratnicama (instrumental plural)


stativa

statíva (canonical feminine)
стати́ва (Cyrillic)
stativa (nominative singular)
stative (nominative plural)
stative (genitive singular)
stativa (genitive plural)
stativi (dative singular)
stativama (dative plural)
stativu (accusative singular)
stative (accusative plural)
stativo (singular vocative)
stative (plural vocative)
stativi (locative singular)
stativama (locative plural)
stativom (instrumental singular)
stativama (instrumental plural)


kaligrafija

kaligràfija f (Cyrillic spelling калигра̀фија)

kaligràfija (canonical feminine)
калигра̀фија (Cyrillic)
kaligrafija (nominative singular)
kaligrafije (genitive singular)
kaligrafiji (dative singular)
kaligrafiju (accusative singular)
kaligrafijo (singular vocative)
kaligrafiji (locative singular)
kaligrafijom (instrumental singular)


krasopis

krȁsopīs m (Cyrillic spelling кра̏сопӣс)

krȁsopīs (canonical masculine)
кра̏сопӣс (Cyrillic)
krasopis (nominative singular)
krasopisi (nominative plural)
krasopisa (genitive singular)
krasopisa (genitive plural)
krasopisu (dative singular)
krasopisima (dative plural)
krasopis (accusative singular)
krasopise (accusative plural)
krasopise (singular vocative)
krasopisi (plural vocative)
krasopisu (locative singular)
krasopisima (locative plural)
krasopisom (instrumental singular)
krasopisima (instrumental plural)


krasnopis

krȁsnopis m (Cyrillic spelling кра̏снопис)

krȁsnopis (canonical masculine)
кра̏снопис (Cyrillic)


fluks

flȕks (canonical masculine)
флу̏кс (Cyrillic)


tijek

tijȇk (canonical masculine)
тије̑к (Cyrillic)
tijek (nominative singular)
tijekovi (nominative plural)
tijeka (genitive singular)
tijekova (genitive plural)
tijeku (dative singular)
tijekovima (dative plural)
tijek (accusative singular)
tijekove (accusative plural)
tiječe (singular vocative)
tijekovi (plural vocative)
tijeku (locative singular)
tijekovima (locative plural)
tijekom (instrumental singular)
tijekovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *tekъ. Related to tȏk.

(chiefly Croatia) course, flow (temporal development, as opposed to spatial, which is tȏk)


smer

smȇr (canonical masculine)
сме̑р (Cyrillic)
smȇr (nominative singular)
smȅrovi (nominative plural)
smera (genitive singular)
smerova (genitive plural)
smeru (dative singular)
smerovima (dative plural)
smer (accusative singular)
smerove (accusative plural)
smeru (singular vocative)
smerovi (plural vocative)
smeru (locative singular)
smerovima (locative plural)
smerom (instrumental singular)
smerovima (instrumental plural)
smjȇr (alternative Ijekavian)

Borrowed by Bogoslav Šulek from Czech směr.


svib

svȋb (canonical feminine)
сви̑б (Cyrillic)
svib (nominative singular)
svibovi (nominative plural)
sviba (genitive singular)
svibova (genitive plural)
svibu (dative singular)
svibovima (dative plural)
svib (accusative singular)
svibove (accusative plural)
svibe (singular vocative)
svibovi (plural vocative)
svibu (locative singular)
svibovima (locative plural)
svibom (instrumental singular)
svibovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *svidъ, whence also Slovene svíb. Related to the month name svȋbanj.

Cornus sanguinea
Cornus sanguinea#Translingual


azbest

àzbest (canonical masculine)
а̀збест (Cyrillic)
azbest (nominative singular)
azbesta (genitive singular)
azbestu (dative singular)
azbest (accusative singular)
azbeste (singular vocative)
azbestu (locative singular)
azbestom (instrumental singular)


kramar

krȁmār (canonical masculine)
кра̏ма̄р (Cyrillic)
kramar (nominative singular)
kramari (nominative plural)
kramara (genitive singular)
kramara (genitive plural)
kramaru (dative singular)
kramarima (dative plural)
kramara (accusative singular)
kramare (accusative plural)
kramaru (singular vocative)
kramari (plural vocative)
kramaru (locative singular)
kramarima (locative plural)
kramarom (instrumental singular)
kramarima (instrumental plural)


dolazak

dòlazak (canonical masculine)
до̀лазак (Cyrillic)
dolazak (nominative singular)
dolasci (nominative plural)
dolaska (genitive singular)
dolazaka (genitive plural)
dolasku (dative singular)
dolascima (dative plural)
dolazak (accusative singular)
dolaske (accusative plural)
dolasku (singular vocative)
dolasci (plural vocative)
dolasku (locative singular)
dolascima (locative plural)
dolaskom (instrumental singular)
dolascima (instrumental plural)


došašće

došášće (canonical masculine)
доша́шће (Cyrillic)

U Dalmaciju, veli Zavorović, došli su Slovjeni tekar za vrieme Mauricija, s toga pobija pogledom na vrieme došašća Slovjena mnienje hrvatskoga ljetopisa prevedena od Marulića.

1886, Ivan Kukuljević Sakcinski, Glasoviti Hrvati prošlih vjekova, Matica hrvatska, Zagreb, page 133:


ulazak

ùlazak (canonical masculine)
у̀лазак (Cyrillic)
ulazak (nominative singular)
ulasci (nominative plural)
ulaska (genitive singular)
ulazaka (genitive plural)
ulasku (dative singular)
ulascima (dative plural)
ulazak (accusative singular)
ulaske (accusative plural)
ulasku (singular vocative)
ulasci (plural vocative)
ulasku (locative singular)
ulascima (locative plural)
ulaskom (instrumental singular)
ulascima (instrumental plural)


долазак

до̀лазак (canonical masculine)
dòlazak (romanization)
долазак (nominative singular)
доласци (nominative plural)
доласка (genitive singular)
долазака (genitive plural)
доласку (dative singular)
доласцима (dative plural)
долазак (accusative singular)
доласке (accusative plural)
доласку (singular vocative)
доласци (plural vocative)
доласку (locative singular)
доласцима (locative plural)
доласком (instrumental singular)
доласцима (instrumental plural)


улазак

у̀лазак (canonical masculine)
ùlazak (romanization)
улазак (nominative singular)
уласци (nominative plural)
уласка (genitive singular)
улазака (genitive plural)
уласку (dative singular)
уласцима (dative plural)
улазак (accusative singular)
уласке (accusative plural)
уласку (singular vocative)
уласци (plural vocative)
уласку (locative singular)
уласцима (locative plural)
уласком (instrumental singular)
уласцима (instrumental plural)


zgoda

zgȍda (canonical feminine)
зго̏да (Cyrillic)
zgȍda (nominative singular)
zgode (nominative plural)
zgode (genitive singular)
zgȏdā (genitive plural)
zgodi (dative singular)
zgodama (dative plural)
zgodu (accusative singular)
zgode (accusative plural)
zgodo (singular vocative)
zgode (plural vocative)
zgodi (locative singular)
zgodama (locative plural)
zgodom (instrumental singular)
zgodama (instrumental plural)


favorit

favòrīt (canonical masculine)
фаво̀рӣт (Cyrillic)
favòrīt (nominative singular)
favoriti (nominative plural)
favoríta (genitive singular)
favorita (genitive plural)
favoritu (dative singular)
favoritima (dative plural)
favorita (accusative singular)
favorite (accusative plural)
favorite (singular vocative)
favoriti (plural vocative)
favoritu (locative singular)
favoritima (locative plural)
favoritom (instrumental singular)
favoritima (instrumental plural)

favourite (in a competition, usually sports)


odbrana

ȍdbrana (canonical feminine)
о̏дбрана (Cyrillic)
odbrana (nominative singular)
odbrane (nominative plural)
odbrane (genitive singular)
odbrana (genitive plural)
odbrani (dative singular)
odbranama (dative plural)
odbranu (accusative singular)
odbrane (accusative plural)
odbrano (singular vocative)
odbrane (plural vocative)
odbrani (locative singular)
odbranama (locative plural)
odbranom (instrumental singular)
odbranama (instrumental plural)
ȍbrana (alternative Croatia)


kolumna

kolùmna (canonical feminine)
колу̀мна (Cyrillic)
kolumna (nominative singular)
kolumne (nominative plural)
kolumne (genitive singular)
kolumna (genitive plural)
kolumni (dative singular)
kolumnama (dative plural)
kolumnu (accusative singular)
kolumne (accusative plural)
kolumno (singular vocative)
kolumne (plural vocative)
kolumni (locative singular)
kolumnama (locative plural)
kolumnom (instrumental singular)
kolumnama (instrumental plural)


одбрана

о̏дбрана (canonical feminine)
ȍdbrana (romanization)
одбрана (nominative singular)
одбране (nominative plural)
одбране (genitive singular)
одбрана (genitive plural)
одбрани (dative singular)
одбранама (dative plural)
одбрану (accusative singular)
одбране (accusative plural)
одбрано (singular vocative)
одбране (plural vocative)
одбрани (locative singular)
одбранама (locative plural)
одбраном (instrumental singular)
одбранама (instrumental plural)
о̏брана (alternative Croatia)


tekućina

tekùćina f (Cyrillic spelling теку̀ћина)

tekùćina (canonical feminine)
теку̀ћина (Cyrillic)
tekućina (nominative singular)
tekućine (nominative plural)
tekućine (genitive singular)
tekućina (genitive plural)
tekućini (dative singular)
tekućinama (dative plural)
tekućinu (accusative singular)
tekućine (accusative plural)
tekućino (singular vocative)
tekućine (plural vocative)
tekućini (locative singular)
tekućinama (locative plural)
tekućinom (instrumental singular)
tekućinama (instrumental plural)


напад

на́пад (canonical masculine)
nápad (romanization)
напад (nominative singular)
напади (nominative plural)
напада (genitive singular)
напада (genitive plural)
нападу (dative singular)
нападима (dative plural)
напад (accusative singular)
нападе (accusative plural)
нападе (singular vocative)
напади (plural vocative)
нападу (locative singular)
нападима (locative plural)
нападом (instrumental singular)
нападима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *napadъ (“attack”). Cognate with Upper Sorbian napad, Lower Sorbian napad, Polish napad, Czech nápad, Slovene napàd, Macedonian напад (napad).


vojni

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


otpust

òtpust (canonical masculine)
о̀тпуст (Cyrillic)


dopust

dòpust (canonical masculine)
до̀пуст (Cyrillic)
dopust (nominative singular)
dopusti (nominative plural)
dopusta (genitive singular)
dopusta (genitive plural)
dopustu (dative singular)
dopustima (dative plural)
dopust (accusative singular)
dopuste (accusative plural)
dopuste (singular vocative)
dopusti (plural vocative)
dopustu (locative singular)
dopustima (locative plural)
dopustom (instrumental singular)
dopustima (instrumental plural)

From dopustiti, as in English -leave & German -urlaub

holidays, free time (gained by official appointment rules)


prilaz

prílaz (canonical masculine)
при́лаз (Cyrillic)
prilaz (nominative singular)
prilazi (nominative plural)
prilaza (genitive singular)
prilaza (genitive plural)
prilazu (dative singular)
prilazima (dative plural)
prilaz (accusative singular)
prilaze (accusative plural)
prilazu (singular vocative)
prilaze (singular vocative)
prilazi (plural vocative)
prilazu (locative singular)
prilazima (locative plural)
prilazom (instrumental singular)
prilazima (instrumental plural)

entrance, any kind of space used to enter something


opreka

ȍpreka (canonical feminine)
о̏прека (Cyrillic)
opreka (nominative singular)
opreke (nominative plural)
opreke (genitive singular)
opreka (genitive plural)
opreci (dative singular)
oprekama (dative plural)
opreku (accusative singular)
opreke (accusative plural)
opreko (singular vocative)
opreke (plural vocative)
opreci (locative singular)
oprekama (locative plural)
oprekom (instrumental singular)
oprekama (instrumental plural)
ȍprjeka (alternative Croatia)


oprjeka

ȍprjeka (canonical feminine)
о̏прјека (Cyrillic)
oprjeka (nominative singular)
oprjeke (nominative plural)
oprjeke (genitive singular)
oprjeka (genitive plural)
oprjeci (dative singular)
oprjekama (dative plural)
oprjeku (accusative singular)
oprjeke (accusative plural)
oprjeko (singular vocative)
oprjeke (plural vocative)
oprjeci (locative singular)
oprjekama (locative plural)
oprjekom (instrumental singular)
oprjekama (instrumental plural)
ȍpreka (alternative)


protuslovlje

sh-noun

prȍtuslōvlje n (Cyrillic spelling про̏тусло̄вље)

prȍtuslōvlje (canonical neuter)
про̏тусло̄вље (Cyrillic)


proturječje

prȍturjēčje n (Cyrillic spelling про̏турје̄чје)

prȍturjēčje (canonical neuter)
про̏турје̄чје (Cyrillic)


dopuna

dȍpuna (canonical feminine)
до̏пуна (Cyrillic)
dopuna (nominative singular)
dopune (nominative plural)
dopune (genitive singular)
dopuna (genitive plural)
dopuni (dative singular)
dopunama (dative plural)
dopunu (accusative singular)
dopune (accusative plural)
dopuno (singular vocative)
dopune (plural vocative)
dopuni (locative singular)
dopunama (locative plural)
dopunom (instrumental singular)
dopunama (instrumental plural)


prismotra

prìsmotra f (Cyrillic spelling прѝсмотра)

prìsmotra (canonical feminine)
прѝсмотра (Cyrillic)
prismotra (nominative singular)
prismotre (genitive singular)
prismotri (dative singular)
prismotru (accusative singular)
prismotro (singular vocative)
prismotri (locative singular)
prismotrom (instrumental singular)


govornik

gòvōrnīk m (Cyrillic spelling го̀во̄рнӣк)

gòvōrnīk (canonical masculine)
го̀во̄рнӣк (Cyrillic)
gòvōrnīk (nominative singular)
gòvōrnīci (nominative plural)
govornika (genitive singular)
govornika (genitive plural)
govorniku (dative singular)
govornicima (dative plural)
govornika (accusative singular)
govornike (accusative plural)
gòvōrnīče (singular vocative)
govornici (plural vocative)
govorniku (locative singular)
govornicima (locative plural)
govornikom (instrumental singular)
govornicima (instrumental plural)


glasnogovornik

glasnogovòrnīk m (Cyrillic spelling гласногово̀рнӣк)

glasnogovòrnīk (canonical masculine)
гласногово̀рнӣк (Cyrillic)
glasnogovòrnīk (nominative singular)
glasnogovorníci (nominative plural)
glasnogovorníka (genitive singular)
glasnogovornika (genitive plural)
glasnogovorniku (dative singular)
glasnogovornicima (dative plural)
glasnogovornika (accusative singular)
glasnogovornike (accusative plural)
glasnogovorniče (singular vocative)
glasnogovornici (plural vocative)
glasnogovorniku (locative singular)
glasnogovornicima (locative plural)
glasnogovornikom (instrumental singular)
glasnogovornicima (instrumental plural)

spokesman (especially of public relations)


glasnogovornica

glasnogovòrnica f (Cyrillic spelling гласногово̀рница)

glasnogovòrnica (canonical feminine)
гласногово̀рница (Cyrillic)

spokeswoman (especially of public relations)


gozba

gòzba (canonical feminine)
го̀зба (Cyrillic)
gòzba (nominative singular)
gozbe (nominative plural)
gozbe (genitive singular)
gòzbā (genitive plural)
gòzbī (genitive plural)
gozbi (dative singular)
gozbama (dative plural)
gozbu (accusative singular)
gozbe (accusative plural)
gozbo (singular vocative)
gozbe (plural vocative)
gozbi (locative singular)
gozbama (locative plural)
gozbom (instrumental singular)
gozbama (instrumental plural)

Simplification of an earlier gostba, from Proto-Slavic *gostьba. Morphologically equivalent to gost (“guest”) + -ba. Originally meant food that is served to guests.


gospodarstvenik

gospodàrstvenīk m (Cyrillic spelling господа̀рственӣк)

gospodàrstvenīk (canonical masculine)
господа̀рственӣк (Cyrillic)
gospodàrstvenīk (nominative singular)
gospodàrstvenīci (nominative plural)
gospodarstvenika (genitive singular)
gospodarstvenika (genitive plural)
gospodarstveniku (dative singular)
gospodarstvenicima (dative plural)
gospodarstvenika (accusative singular)
gospodarstvenike (accusative plural)
gospodàrstvenīče (singular vocative)
gospodarstvenici (plural vocative)
gospodarstveniku (locative singular)
gospodarstvenicima (locative plural)
gospodarstvenikom (instrumental singular)
gospodarstvenicima (instrumental plural)


privreda

prȉvreda f (Cyrillic spelling при̏вреда)

prȉvreda (canonical feminine)
при̏вреда (Cyrillic)
privreda (nominative singular)
privrede (nominative plural)
privrede (genitive singular)
privreda (genitive plural)
privredi (dative singular)
privredama (dative plural)
privredu (accusative singular)
privrede (accusative plural)
privredo (singular vocative)
privrede (plural vocative)
privredi (locative singular)
privredama (locative plural)
privredom (instrumental singular)
privredama (instrumental plural)


privrednik

prȉvrednīk m (Cyrillic spelling при̏вреднӣк)

prȉvrednīk (canonical masculine)
при̏вреднӣк (Cyrillic)
prȉvrednīk (nominative singular)
prȉvrednīci (nominative plural)
privrednika (genitive singular)
privrednika (genitive plural)
privredniku (dative singular)
privrednicima (dative plural)
privrednika (accusative singular)
privrednike (accusative plural)
prȉvrednīče (singular vocative)
privrednici (plural vocative)
privredniku (locative singular)
privrednicima (locative plural)
privrednikom (instrumental singular)
privrednicima (instrumental plural)


akreditiv

akredìtīv m (Cyrillic spelling акредѝтӣв)

akredìtīv (canonical masculine)
акредѝтӣв (Cyrillic)
akredìtīv (nominative singular)
akreditivi (nominative plural)
akreditíva (genitive singular)
akreditiva (genitive plural)
akreditivu (dative singular)
akreditivima (dative plural)
akreditiv (accusative singular)
akreditive (accusative plural)
akreditive (singular vocative)
akreditivi (plural vocative)
akreditivu (locative singular)
akreditivima (locative plural)
akreditivom (instrumental singular)
akreditivima (instrumental plural)


kamata

kȁmata (canonical feminine)
ка̏мата (Cyrillic)
kamata (nominative singular)
kamate (nominative plural)
kamate (genitive singular)
kamata (genitive plural)
kamati (dative singular)
kamatama (dative plural)
kamatu (accusative singular)
kamate (accusative plural)
kamato (singular vocative)
kamate (plural vocative)
kamati (locative singular)
kamatama (locative plural)
kamatom (instrumental singular)
kamatama (instrumental plural)


investicija

investícija f (Cyrillic spelling инвести́ција)

investícija (canonical feminine)
инвести́ција (Cyrillic)
investicija (nominative singular)
investicije (nominative plural)
investicije (genitive singular)
investicija (genitive plural)
investiciji (dative singular)
investicijama (dative plural)
investiciju (accusative singular)
investicije (accusative plural)
investicijo (singular vocative)
investicije (plural vocative)
investiciji (locative singular)
investicijama (locative plural)
investicijom (instrumental singular)
investicijama (instrumental plural)


makroekonomija

makroekonòmija f (Cyrillic spelling макроеконо̀мија)

makroekonòmija (canonical feminine)
макроеконо̀мија (Cyrillic)
makroekonomija (nominative singular)
makroekonomije (nominative plural)
makroekonomije (genitive singular)
makroekonomija (genitive plural)
makroekonomiji (dative singular)
makroekonomijama (dative plural)
makroekonomiju (accusative singular)
makroekonomije (accusative plural)
makroekonomijo (singular vocative)
makroekonomije (plural vocative)
makroekonomiji (locative singular)
makroekonomijama (locative plural)
makroekonomijom (instrumental singular)
makroekonomijama (instrumental plural)


magacin

From German Magazin, from Italian magazzino (“storehouse”), from Arabic مَخَازِن (maḵāzin, “storerooms", "storehouses”), plural of مَخْزَن (maḵzan, “storeroom", "storehouse”), from خَزَنَ (ḵazana, “to store", "to stock", "to lay up”).


магацин

From German Magazin, from Italian magazzino ("storehouse"), from Arabic مَخَازِن (maḵāzin, “storerooms, storehouses”), plural of مَخْزَن (maḵzan, “storeroom, storehouse”), from خَزَنَ (ḵazana, “to store, to stock, to lay up”).


привреда

при̏вреда (canonical feminine)
prȉvreda (romanization)
привреда (nominative singular)
привреде (nominative plural)
привреде (genitive singular)
привреда (genitive plural)
привреди (dative singular)
привредама (dative plural)
привреду (accusative singular)
привреде (accusative plural)
привредо (singular vocative)
привреде (plural vocative)
привреди (locative singular)
привредама (locative plural)
привредом (instrumental singular)
привредама (instrumental plural)


krhotina

sh-noun

kr̀hotina f (Cyrillic spelling кр̀хотина)

kr̀hotina (canonical feminine)
кр̀хотина (Cyrillic)
krhotina (nominative singular)
krhotine (nominative plural)
krhotine (genitive singular)
krhotina (genitive plural)
krhotini (dative singular)
krhotinama (dative plural)
krhotinu (accusative singular)
krhotine (accusative plural)
krhotino (singular vocative)
krhotine (plural vocative)
krhotini (locative singular)
krhotinama (locative plural)
krhotinom (instrumental singular)
krhotinama (instrumental plural)


višekratnik

višèkratnīk m (Cyrillic spelling вишѐкратнӣк)

višèkratnīk (canonical masculine)
вишѐкратнӣк (Cyrillic)


množitelj

mnòžitelj m (Cyrillic spelling мно̀житељ)

mnòžitelj (canonical masculine)
мно̀житељ (Cyrillic)


množilac

mnòžilac m (Cyrillic spelling мно̀жилац)

mnòžilac (canonical masculine)
мно̀жилац (Cyrillic)


multiplikator

multiplìkātor m (Cyrillic spelling мултиплѝка̄тор)

multiplìkātor (canonical masculine)
мултиплѝка̄тор (Cyrillic)
multiplikator (nominative singular)
multiplikatori (nominative plural)
multiplikatora (genitive singular)
multiplikatora (genitive plural)
multiplikatoru (dative singular)
multiplikatorima (dative plural)
multiplikator (accusative singular)
multiplikatore (accusative plural)
multiplikatore (singular vocative)
multiplikatori (plural vocative)
multiplikatoru (locative singular)
multiplikatorima (locative plural)
multiplikatorom (instrumental singular)
multiplikatorima (instrumental plural)


mnogostrukost

mnogòstrukōst f (Cyrillic spelling много̀струко̄ст)

mnogòstrukōst (canonical feminine)
много̀струко̄ст (Cyrillic)
mnogostrukost (nominative singular)
mnogostrukosti (nominative plural)
mnogostrukosti (genitive singular)
mnogostrukosti (genitive plural)
mnogostrukosti (dative singular)
mnogostrukostima (dative plural)
mnogostrukost (accusative singular)
mnogostrukosti (accusative plural)
mnogostrukosti (singular vocative)
mnogostrukosti (plural vocative)
mnogostrukosti (locative singular)
mnogostrukostima (locative plural)
mnogostrukosti (instrumental singular)
mnogostrukošću (instrumental singular)
mnogostrukostima (instrumental plural)