ljutnje

inflection of ljutnja:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural

inflection of ljutnja:
genitive singular


ljutnji

inflection of ljutnja:
dative/locative singular


ljutnjama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of ljutnja


pacima

dative/locative/instrumental plural of patak


patku

dative/vocative/locative singular of patak


agresijama

sh-noun form

agresijama (Cyrillic spelling агресијама)

агресијама (Cyrillic)

dative/locative/instrumental plural of agresija


agresije

inflection of agresija:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural

inflection of agresija:
genitive singular


crtićima

dative/locative/instrumental plural of crtić


ujacima

dative/locative/instrumental plural of ujak


ujaka

inflection of ujak:
genitive singular/plural


štuke

inflection of štuka:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


kropila

inflection of kropilo:
genitive singular


člancima

dative/locative/instrumental plural of članak


članaka

člȃnākā (canonical)
чла̑на̄ка̄ (Cyrillic)


temama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of tema


guranje

gúrānje (canonical neuter)
гу́ра̄ње (Cyrillic)
guranje (nominative singular)
guranja (genitive singular)
guranju (dative singular)
guranje (accusative singular)
guranje (singular vocative)
guranju (locative singular)
guranjem (instrumental singular)


srpnju

dative/vocative/locative singular of srpanj


jahanja

inflection of jahanje:
genitive singular


strnjika

sh-noun

str̀njika f (Cyrillic spelling стр̀њика)

str̀njika (canonical feminine)
стр̀њика (Cyrillic)
str̀nika (alternative)

stubble (wheat stalks left after reaping)


susramlje

susramlje ? (Cyrillic spelling сусрамље)

secondhand embarrassment
secondhand embarrassment


porukom

pȍrukōm (canonical)
по̏руко̄м (Cyrillic)


šale

inflection of šala:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


šalama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of šala


perajar

peràjār (canonical masculine)
пера̀ја̄р (Cyrillic)
peràjār (nominative singular)
perajári (nominative plural)
perajára (genitive singular)
perajárā (genitive plural)
perajáru (dative singular)
perajárima (dative plural)
perajára (accusative singular)
perajáre (accusative plural)
pȅrajāre (singular vocative)
pȅrajāru (singular vocative)
perajári (plural vocative)
perajáru (locative singular)
perajárima (locative plural)
perajárom (instrumental singular)
perajárem (instrumental singular)
perajárima (instrumental plural)


nepcima

dative/locative/instrumental plural of nepce


galice

inflection of galica:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


trta

tȑta (canonical feminine)
тр̏та (Cyrillic)
tȑta (nominative singular)
trte (nominative plural)
trte (genitive singular)
tȓtā (genitive plural)
trti (dative singular)
trtama (dative plural)
trtu (accusative singular)
trte (accusative plural)
trto (singular vocative)
trte (plural vocative)
trti (locative singular)
trtama (locative plural)
trtom (instrumental singular)
trtama (instrumental plural)

(Croatia, regional, dialectal) grapevine


pril.

(grammar) Abbreviation of prilog (“adverb”).


sveščić

svȅščić (canonical masculine)
све̏шчић (Cyrillic)
svȅščić (nominative singular)
svȅščići (nominative plural)
svȅščića (genitive singular)
svȅščīćā (genitive plural)
svȅščiću (dative singular)
svȅščićima (dative plural)
svȅščić (accusative singular)
svȅščiće (accusative plural)
svȅščiću (singular vocative)
svȅščići (plural vocative)
svȅščiću (locative singular)
svȅščićima (locative plural)
svȅščićem (instrumental singular)
svȅščićima (instrumental plural)

/sʋêʃt͡ʃit͡ɕ/

an issue (of a periodical publication, such as a comic, magazine or a novel in serial installments)


prstima

dative/locative/instrumental plural of prst


ženica

žènica f (Cyrillic spelling жѐница, diminutive žèničica)

žènica (canonical feminine)
жѐница (Cyrillic)
žèničica (diminutive)


параболи

парабола парабола#Serbo-Croatian


zrake

inflection of zraka:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


točke

inflection of točka:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


stabala

stabálā (canonical)
стаба́ла̄ (Cyrillic)


štakora

inflection of štakor:
genitive singular/plural

inflection of štakor:
accusative singular


čelebija

čelèbija (canonical masculine)
челѐбија (Cyrillic)
čelèbija (nominative singular)
čelèbije (nominative plural)
čelèbijē (genitive singular)
čelèbījā (genitive plural)
čelèbiji (dative singular)
čelèbijama (dative plural)
čelèbiju (accusative singular)
čelèbije (accusative plural)
čelèbijo (singular vocative)
čelèbije (plural vocative)
čelèbiji (locative singular)
čelèbijama (locative plural)
čelèbijōm (instrumental singular)
čelèbijama (instrumental plural)

Nigdir ni beslie - daruiſa ni hoxe / Nigdir Celebie - chi negre amoxe / Nigdir [ni] azapa - chi pripregnufſi ſchut / Chtoy voyſchi ne chlapa na ſilna cara put

1584, Brne Karnarutić, Vazetye Sigetta grada, Venetia: Rugier d'Alba, pages 6 verso – 7 recto (pp. 16–17 in PDF), lines 261–264:

There's no cavalryman, dervish or preacher, / No young noble who does not go and can go, / There's no soldier who, having prepared his dress, / Does not march to the army, following the path of the mighty emperor.

Nigdir ni bešlije, darviša ni hože, / Nigdir čelebije ki ne gre a može, / Nigdir ni azapa ki pripregnuv si skut / K toj vojski ne klapa na silna cara put.

Sviſſe Turczi vodicze napiſce / Alli nekti çelebija mujo.

1759, Andrija Kačić Miošić, Razgovor ugodni naroda slovinskoga, 3rd edition, Jakin [Ancona], published 1780, page 147:

All the Turks drank the water / but the gallant Mujo didn't want to.

Svi se Turci vodice napiše / ali ne kti čelebija Mujo.

„Није 'ваки челебија за те.“

1841, Vuk Stefanović Karadžić, “717. Сова и орао”, in Српске народне пјесме. Књига прва, у којој су различне женске пјесме, Беч [Wien], page 532, line 9:

"A gentleman of this sort is not for you."

(archaic) gentleman, gallant man, young nobleman

Као самостални дио служи »челебија« од буковог дрвета за управљање и провлачење нити.

1957, Душан Дрљача, Мутапчије у Мркоњић-Граду (Гласник земаљског музеја у Сарајеву; 12), Сарајево, published 1957, page 55:

Serving as an independent part is the "čelebija" made of beechwood, used for guiding and threading the weft.

Kao samostalni dio služi »čelebija« od bukovog drveta za upravljanje i provlačenje niti.

Челеби́ју ту́римо на зе́ват, про́времо ђу па ни́тимо (Пир[от]).

2014, Драгољуб Златковић, Речник пиротског говора (О-Ш), Службени гласник, →ISBN, page 567:

We set the čelebija in between the threads of the warp, we pull it through and then weave (from Pirot).

Čelebíju túrimo na zévat, próvremo đu pa nítimo (Pir[ot]).

(historical) a piece of wood used in weaving (unlike other uses, in feminine gender)

(Kosovo) (historical) supervisor of a train station


događanje

dogáđānje n (Cyrillic spelling дога́ђа̄ње)

dogáđānje (canonical neuter)
дога́ђа̄ње (Cyrillic)
događanje (nominative singular)
događanja (genitive singular)
događanju (dative singular)
događanje (accusative singular)
događanje (singular vocative)
događanju (locative singular)
događanjem (instrumental singular)


podnožja

inflection of podnožje:
genitive singular


gredama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of greda


погаче

inflection of погача:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


погачама

dative/locative/instrumental plural of погача


pogače

inflection of pogača:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


pogačama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of pogača


sveti sinod

sveti sìnōd m (Cyrillic spelling свети сѝно̄д)

sveti sìnōd (canonical masculine)
свети сѝно̄д (Cyrillic)


slovima

dative/locative/instrumental plural of slovo


словима

dative/locative/instrumental plural of слово


venama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of vena


oblacima

ȍblācima (canonical)
о̏бла̄цима (Cyrillic)

dative/locative/instrumental plural of oblak


munjama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of munja


stopala

inflection of stopalo:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural

inflection of stopalo:
genitive singular


stopala

stȍpālā (canonical)
сто̏па̄ла̄ (Cyrillic)


strojevi

stròjevi (canonical)
стро̀јеви (Cyrillic)


zadasima

dative/locative/instrumental plural of zadah


nitima

dative/locative/instrumental plural of nit


ploče

inflection of ploča:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


saćima

dative/locative/instrumental plural of saće


dašak

dášak (canonical masculine)
да́шак (Cyrillic)


udžerica

From hudžera (“room, shanty”, regional) + -ica, from Ottoman Turkish حجره (hücre), from Arabic حُجْرَة (ḥujra, “room, cell”).


sendvičar

sh-noun

sȅndvičār m (Cyrillic spelling се̏ндвича̄р)

sȅndvičār (canonical masculine)
се̏ндвича̄р (Cyrillic)
sȅndvičār (nominative singular)
sȅndvičāri (nominative plural)
sȅndvičāra (genitive singular)
sȅndvičārā (genitive plural)
sȅndvičāru (dative singular)
sȅndvičārima (dative plural)
sȅndvičāra (accusative singular)
sȅndvičāre (accusative plural)
sȅndvičāru (singular vocative)
sȅndvičāre (singular vocative)
sȅndvičāri (plural vocative)
sȅndvičāru (locative singular)
sȅndvičārima (locative plural)
sȅndvičārem (instrumental singular)
sȅndvičārom (instrumental singular)
sȅndvičārima (instrumental plural)

From sendvič (sandwich) + -ar. Appeared in Serbia in 2015. Based on the idea that many supporters of the ruling party are motivated by being compensated with sandwiches; inspired by an article on news site Blic.

Malo ga drugari diraju da je sendvičar, al ne mari on.

2015 April 18, Valdemar (username), “Sendvičar”, in Vukajlija, archived from the original on 2016-01-03:

His friends are making fun of him a bit by saying he's a sendvičar, but he doesn't mind.

Je li toliki broj Srba došao na doček samo zbog svog divljenja Putinu? Vjerojatno ne, ako uzmemo u obzir fenomen takozvanih "sendvičara", odnosno "botova", koji je već neko vrijeme poznat u Srbiji. Naime, u srpskoj politici već je godinama javna tajna da vladajuće stranke koriste usluge "aktivista" koji na internetu, ali i u stvarnom životu, masovno iskazuju svoju podršku politici stranačkog, odnosno državnog vrha.

2019 February 12, P.S., “Znate li tko su sendvičari? Vučić ih rado koristi, a Srbi im se masovno rugaju”, in Index.hr:

Has such a great number of Serbs arrived to the welcome only out of their adoration of Putin? Probably not, considering the phenomenon of the so-called "sendvičari", that is "bots", which has been known in Serbia for a while. Namely, in Serbian politics it has been an open secret for years that the ruling parties use the services of "activists" who on the internet, as well as in real life, massively express their support for the politics of the party, that is, state leadership.

Koju godinu potom, Tito je već bio mrtav. Moja škola - ovaj put srednja - organizirala je put u Beograd na njegov grob. Odvezli su nas u Beograd autobusima. Tamo smo posjetili kuću cvijeća. Kad smo bili gotovi s protokolom, podijelili su nam lanč-paket. U tom lanč-paketu bio je suhi sendvič.
Tako sam - u 17. godini života - prvi i jedini put i ja sam bio "sendvičar".

2023 May 27, Jurica Pavičić, “Najveći samit sendvičara još od Titove smrti”, in Jutarnji list, page 43:

A few years afterwards, Tito was already dead. My school - secondary school this time around - organised a trip to Belgrade to his grave. They took us to Belgrade by bus. There we visited the House of Flowers. When we were over with the protocol, they gave us lunch packets. In that lunch packet there was a dry sandwich.
That's how - in the 17th year of my life - for the first and only time I was a "sendvičar" myself.

Taj narod nisu sendvičari, leprozni grbavci već naše komšije i rođaci, usamljeni, posramljeni, oni kojima je društvenom hipnozom sužen vidik racionalnosti i hrabrosti.

2023 June 4, S.Č. (quoting Aleksandar Jovanović Ćuta), “Ćuta: Pružiti ruku pristalicama SNS, jer to nisu sendvičari …”, in Danas.rs, retrieved 2023-07-03:

Those people are not sendvičari, leprous hunchbacks, but our neighbours and relatives, lonely, ashamed, those whose view of rationality and courage is narrowed by social hypnosis.

(derogatory) a person that supports a particular political option and participates in its activities for personal gain


tesle

inflection of tesla:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


aščija

àščija (canonical masculine)
а̀шчија (Cyrillic)
aščija (nominative singular)
aščije (nominative plural)
aščije (genitive singular)
aščija (genitive plural)
aščiji (dative singular)
aščijama (dative plural)
aščiju (accusative singular)
aščije (accusative plural)
aščijo (singular vocative)
aščije (plural vocative)
aščiji (locative singular)
aščijama (locative plural)
aščijom (instrumental singular)
aščijama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish آشجی (aşçı, “cook, chef”).


faširanac

sh-noun

faširánac m (Cyrillic spelling фашира́нац)

faširánac (canonical masculine)
фашира́нац (Cyrillic)
faširánac (nominative singular)
faširánci (nominative plural)
faširánca (genitive singular)
faširánācā (genitive plural)
faširáncu (dative singular)
faširáncima (dative plural)
faširánac (accusative singular)
faširánce (accusative plural)
faširánče (singular vocative)
faširánci (plural vocative)
faširáncu (locative singular)
faširáncima (locative plural)
faširáncom (instrumental singular)
faširáncima (instrumental plural)

From faširano (“minced”) + -ac, from faširati (“mince”).


maču

dative/vocative/locative singular of mač


masline

inflection of maslina:
genitive singular

inflection of maslina:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


brijestova

sh-noun form

brijestova (Cyrillic spelling бријестова)

бријестова (Cyrillic)


носовима

dative/locative/instrumental plural of нос


kopiladi

genitive/dative/vocative/locative plural of kopile


uzorcima

dative/locative/instrumental plural of uzorak


pretilosti

pretilosti (Cyrillic spelling претилости)

претилости (Cyrillic)


šape

inflection of šapa:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


prstenjak

sh-noun

prstènjāk m (Cyrillic spelling прстѐња̄к)

prstènjāk (canonical masculine)
прстѐња̄к (Cyrillic)
prstenjak (nominative singular)
prstenjaci (nominative plural)
prstenjaka (genitive singular)
prstenjaka (genitive plural)
prstenjaku (dative singular)
prstenjacima (dative plural)
prstenjak (accusative singular)
prstenjake (accusative plural)
prstenjače (singular vocative)
prstenjaci (plural vocative)
prstenjaku (locative singular)
prstenjacima (locative plural)
prstenjakom (instrumental singular)
prstenjacima (instrumental plural)


прстењак

прстѐња̄к (canonical masculine)
prstènjāk (romanization)
прстењак (nominative singular)
прстењаци (nominative plural)
прстењака (genitive singular)
прстењака (genitive plural)
прстењаку (dative singular)
прстењацима (dative plural)
прстењак (accusative singular)
прстењаке (accusative plural)
прстењаче (singular vocative)
прстењаци (plural vocative)
прстењаку (locative singular)
прстењацима (locative plural)
прстењаком (instrumental singular)
прстењацима (instrumental plural)


међународна фонетска абецеда

међународна фонетска абецеда

међународна фонетска абецеда f (Latin spelling međunarodna fonetska abeceda)

međunarodna fonetska abeceda (romanization)

ме‧ђу‧на‧род‧на

International Phonetic Alphabet
International Phonetic Alphabet

(phonetics) International Phonetic Alphabet

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međunarodna fonetska abeceda

međunarodna fonetska abeceda f (Cyrillic spelling међународна фонетска абецеда)

међународна фонетска абецеда (Cyrillic)


pregrade

inflection of pregrada:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural

inflection of pregrada:
genitive singular


mekoštitka

mȅkoštītka f (Cyrillic spelling ме̏коштӣтка)

mȅkoštītka (canonical feminine)
ме̏коштӣтка (Cyrillic)
mȅkoštītka (nominative singular)
mȅkoštītke (nominative plural)
mȅkoštītku (genitive singular)
mȅkoštītke (genitive plural)
mȅkoštītci (dative singular)
mȅkoštītkama (dative plural)
mȅkoštītku (accusative singular)
mȅkoštītke (accusative plural)
mȅkoštītko (singular vocative)
mȅkoštītke (plural vocative)
mȅkoštītci (locative singular)
mȅkoštītkama (locative plural)
mȅkoštītkom (instrumental singular)
mȅkoštītkama (instrumental plural)


haljine

inflection of haljina:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural

inflection of haljina:
genitive singular


haljinama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of haljina


uzrast

ȕzrāst (canonical masculine)
у̏зра̄ст (Cyrillic)
uzrast (nominative singular)
uzrasti (nominative plural)
uzrasta (genitive singular)
uzrasta (genitive plural)
uzrastu (dative singular)
uzrastima (dative plural)
uzrast (accusative singular)
uzraste (accusative plural)
uzraste (singular vocative)
uzrasti (plural vocative)
uzrastu (locative singular)
uzrastima (locative plural)
uzrastom (instrumental singular)
uzrastima (instrumental plural)


murtat

mùrtat (canonical masculine)
му̀ртат (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Turkish mürtet, from Arabic مُرْتَدّ (murtadd, “apostate, infidel”).


mušebak

mùšebak (canonical masculine)
му̀шебак (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Turkish muşabak, from Arabic مُشَبَّك (mušabbak).

(rare, regional, Bosnia) a screen in women's windows in a muslim household


mumin

mùmīn (canonical masculine)
му̀мӣн (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish مؤمن (mü'min), from Arabic مُؤْمِن (muʔmin).

bor+

(rare, regional, Islam) the faithful, believers


mutvak

From Ottoman Turkish (Turkish mutfak), from Arabic مَطْبَخ (maṭbaḵ, “kitchen”).


jandžik

jàndžik (canonical masculine)
ја̀нџик (Cyrillic)

(dated, rare, Bosnia) a type of leather shoulder bag carried by shepherds


basamak

bȁsamak (canonical masculine)
ба̏самак (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish باصامق (Turkish basamak (“stairs”)).

(Bosnia) a wooden staircase into a house


protivništvo

sh-noun

pròtīvnīštvo n (Cyrillic spelling про̀тӣвнӣштво)

pròtīvnīštvo (canonical neuter)
про̀тӣвнӣштво (Cyrillic)
protivništvo (nominative singular)
protivništva (nominative plural)
protivništva (genitive singular)
protivništva (genitive plural)
protivništava (genitive plural)
protivništvu (dative singular)
protivništvima (dative plural)
protivništvo (accusative singular)
protivništva (accusative plural)
protivništvo (singular vocative)
protivništva (plural vocative)
protivništvu (locative singular)
protivništvima (locative plural)
protivništvom (instrumental singular)
protivništvima (instrumental plural)


šajkača

šajka (“type of woolen fabric”) + -ača.
A popular etymology relates it to šajkaši, Serbian river troops in the Austro-Hungarian empire.

a type of cap worn traditionally worn in Serbia by peasants and soldiers, today used as a national symbol


ибришим

ибрѝшим (canonical masculine)
ibrìšim (romanization)
бришим (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish ابرشیم (ibrişim), from Persian ابریشم (abrišam, abrišom, “silk”).


bakalin

bakàlīn (canonical masculine)
бака̀лӣн (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish بقال (Turkish bakkal), from Arabic بَقَّال (baqqāl).


baletan

sh-noun

balètān m (Cyrillic spelling балѐта̄н, female equivalent balerína)

balètān (canonical masculine)
балѐта̄н (Cyrillic)
balerína (feminine)


baraž

bàrāž (canonical masculine)
ба̀ра̄ж (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from French barrage, from barrer.

barrage (an additional contest added to the end of a two-competitor competition as a tie-breaker)


ibrišim

ibrìšim (canonical masculine)
ибрѝшим (Cyrillic)
ibrišim (nominative singular)
ibrišimi (nominative plural)
ibrišima (genitive singular)
ibrišima (genitive plural)
ibrišimu (dative singular)
ibrišimima (dative plural)
ibrišim (accusative singular)
ibrišime (accusative plural)
ibrišimu (singular vocative)
ibrišimi (plural vocative)
ibrišimu (locative singular)
ibrišimima (locative plural)
ibrišimom (instrumental singular)
ibrišimima (instrumental plural)
brišim (alternative)


cente

inflection of centa:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


lumbarda

lùmbārda f (Cyrillic spelling лу̀мба̄рда)

lùmbārda (canonical feminine)
лу̀мба̄рда (Cyrillic)
lumbarda (nominative singular)
lumbarde (nominative plural)
lumbarde (genitive singular)
lumbarda (genitive plural)
lumbardi (genitive plural)
lumbardi (dative singular)
lumbardama (dative plural)
lumbardu (accusative singular)
lumbarde (accusative plural)
lumbardo (singular vocative)
lumbarde (plural vocative)
lumbardi (locative singular)
lumbardama (locative plural)
lumbardom (instrumental singular)
lumbardama (instrumental plural)
lùbārda (alternative)

Borrowed from Greek λουμπάρδα (loumpárda).


жиће

жи́ће (canonical neuter)
žíće (romanization)
жиће (nominative singular)
жића (nominative plural)
жића (genitive singular)
жића (genitive plural)
жићу (dative singular)
жићима (dative plural)
жиће (accusative singular)
жића (accusative plural)
жиће (singular vocative)
жића (plural vocative)
жићу (locative singular)
жићима (locative plural)
жићем (instrumental singular)
жићима (instrumental plural)


žiće

žíće (canonical neuter)
жи́ће (Cyrillic)
žiće (nominative singular)
žića (nominative plural)
žića (genitive singular)
žića (genitive plural)
žiću (dative singular)
žićima (dative plural)
žiće (accusative singular)
žića (accusative plural)
žiće (singular vocative)
žića (plural vocative)
žiću (locative singular)
žićima (locative plural)
žićem (instrumental singular)
žićima (instrumental plural)


riže

inflection of riža:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


stepka

stȅpka (canonical feminine)
сте̏пка (Cyrillic)


šine

inflection of šina:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


šinama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of šina


мотовило

мото̀вило (canonical neuter)
motòvilo (romanization)


zavala

zȁvala (canonical feminine)
за̏вала (Cyrillic)
zavala (nominative singular)
zavale (nominative plural)
zavale (genitive singular)
zavala (genitive plural)
zavali (dative singular)
zavalama (dative plural)
zavalu (accusative singular)
zavale (accusative plural)
zavalo (singular vocative)
zavale (plural vocative)
zavali (locative singular)
zavalama (locative plural)
zavalom (instrumental singular)
zavalama (instrumental plural)

Tarimska zavala


čaglju

dative/vocative/locative singular of čagalj


čagljevima

sh-noun form

čagljevima (Cyrillic spelling чагљевима)

dative/locative/instrumental plural of čagalj


bonaca

bònaca (canonical feminine)
бо̀наца (Cyrillic)
bonaca (nominative singular)
bonace (nominative plural)
bonace (genitive singular)
bonaca (genitive plural)
bonaci (dative singular)
bonacama (dative plural)
bonacu (accusative singular)
bonace (accusative plural)
bonaco (singular vocative)
bonace (plural vocative)
bonaci (locative singular)
bonacama (locative plural)
bonacom (instrumental singular)
bonacama (instrumental plural)


osnove

inflection of osnova:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


osnovama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of osnova


aforizmima

aforizmima (Cyrillic spelling афоризмима)

афоризмима (Cyrillic)

dative/locative/instrumental plural of aforizam


aforizme

inflection of aforizam:
accusative plural

inflection of aforizam:
vocative singular


rojevima

dative/locative/instrumental plural of roj


evlad

èvlād (canonical masculine)
ѐвла̄д (Cyrillic)
evlad (nominative singular)
evladi (nominative plural)
evlada (genitive singular)
evlada (genitive plural)
evladu (dative singular)
evladima (dative plural)
evlad (accusative singular)
evlade (accusative plural)
evladu (singular vocative)
evladi (plural vocative)
evladu (locative singular)
evladima (locative plural)
evladom (instrumental singular)
evladima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish اولاد (evlâd).


gajtan

gàjtan (canonical masculine)
га̀јтан (Cyrillic)
gajtan (nominative singular)
gajtani (nominative plural)
gajtana (genitive singular)
gajtana (genitive plural)
gajtanu (dative singular)
gajtanima (dative plural)
gajtan (accusative singular)
gajtane (accusative plural)
gajtane (singular vocative)
gajtani (plural vocative)
gajtanu (locative singular)
gajtanima (locative plural)
gajtanom (instrumental singular)
gajtanima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish غیطان (gaytan).

Twisted or braided ribbon used for hemming, decoration or tying.


smisao života

sh-noun

smȋsao živòta m (Cyrillic spelling сми̑сао живо̀та)

smȋsao živòta (canonical masculine)
сми̑сао живо̀та (Cyrillic)
smisao života (nominative singular)
smisla života (genitive singular)
smislu života (dative singular)
smisao života (accusative singular)
smisle života (singular vocative)
smislu života (locative singular)
smislom života (instrumental singular)


смисао живота

сми̑сао живо̀та

сми̑сао живо̀та m (Latin spelling smȋsao živòta)

сми̑сао живо̀та (canonical masculine)
smȋsao živòta (romanization)
смисао живота (nominative singular)
смисла живота (genitive singular)
смислу живота (dative singular)
смисао живота (accusative singular)
смисле живота (singular vocative)
смислу живота (locative singular)
смислом живота (instrumental singular)

sh-decl-noun-unc

смисао живота

смисла живота

смислу живота

смисао живота

смисле живота

смислу живота

смислом живота


garvan

гарван (Cyrillic)
garvan (nominative singular)
garvani (nominative plural)
garvana (genitive singular)
garvana (genitive plural)
garvanu (dative singular)
garvanima (dative plural)
garvana (accusative singular)
garvane (accusative plural)
garvane (singular vocative)
garvani (plural vocative)
garvanu (locative singular)
garvanima (locative plural)
garvanom (instrumental singular)
garvanima (instrumental plural)


kvargl

kvàrgl (canonical masculine)
ква̀ргл (Cyrillic)
kvargl (nominative singular)
kvarglovi (nominative plural)
kvargla (genitive singular)
kvarglova (genitive plural)
kvarglu (dative singular)
kvarglovima (dative plural)
kvargl (accusative singular)
kvarglove (accusative plural)
kvarglu (singular vocative)
kvarglovi (plural vocative)
kvarglu (locative singular)
kvarglovima (locative plural)
kvarglom (instrumental singular)
kvarglovima (instrumental plural)

From German Quargel, with the Central German development tw- → qu- (see quer) from late Middle High German twarc, from a West Slavic language (compare Polish twaróg), from Proto-Slavic *tvarogъ. Compare Czech tvarůžek.

Svi mi vrvimo u životu kao crvi u kvarglu.

We all swarm about in life like worms in cheese.

(sports, regional, obsolete) a kick given to a ball (typically a soccer ball) in order to make it curve during its trajectory


кваргл

ква̀ргл (canonical masculine)
kvàrgl (romanization)
кваргл (nominative singular)
кварглови (nominative plural)
кваргла (genitive singular)
кварглова (genitive plural)
кварглу (dative singular)
кваргловима (dative plural)
кваргл (accusative singular)
кварглове (accusative plural)
кварглу (singular vocative)
кварглови (plural vocative)
кваргл (locative singular)
кваргловима (locative plural)
ква̀рглом (instrumental singular)
кваргловима (instrumental plural)

Сви ми врвимо у животу као црви у кварглу.


kultovima

dative/locative/instrumental plural of kult


gradinar

sh-noun

gràdinār m (Cyrillic spelling гра̀дина̄р)

gràdinār (canonical masculine)
гра̀дина̄р (Cyrillic)
gradinar (nominative singular)
gradinari (nominative plural)
gradinara (genitive singular)
gradinara (genitive plural)
gradinaru (dative singular)
gradinarima (dative plural)
gradinara (accusative singular)
gradinare (accusative plural)
gradinaru (singular vocative)
gradinari (plural vocative)
gradinaru (locative singular)
gradinarima (locative plural)
gradinarom (instrumental singular)
gradinarima (instrumental plural)

From gràdina + -ār. Compare Bulgarian градина́р (gradinár), Macedonian градинар (gradinar), Albanian gradinar.


štete

inflection of šteta:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


фазанерија

фазанѐрија f (Latin spelling fazanèrija)

фазанѐрија (canonical feminine)
fazanèrija (romanization)
фазанeрија (nominative singular)
фазанeрије (nominative plural)
фазанeрије (genitive singular)
фазанeрија (genitive plural)
фазанeрији (dative singular)
фазанeријама (dative plural)
фазанeрију (accusative singular)
фазанeрије (accusative plural)
фазанeријо (singular vocative)
фазанeрије (plural vocative)
фазанeрији (locative singular)
фазанeријама (locative plural)
фазанeријом (instrumental singular)
фазанeријама (instrumental plural)

фа‧за‧не‧ри‧ја


glimerica

glimerica f (Cyrillic spelling глимерица)


čađi

genitive/dative/vocative/locative singular of čađ


čađe

inflection of čađa:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


jezer

jȅzēr (canonical masculine)
је̏зе̄р (Cyrillic)
jȅzēr (nominative singular)
jȅzeri (nominative plural)
jȅzera (genitive singular)
jezérā (genitive plural)
jȅzeru (dative singular)
jezèrima (dative plural)
jȅzēr (accusative singular)
jȅzere (accusative plural)
jȅzere (singular vocative)
jȅzeri (plural vocative)
jezèru (locative singular)
jezèrima (locative plural)
jȅzerom (instrumental singular)
jezèrima (instrumental plural)

Variant of jezero (“lake”). Possibly inherited from Proto-Slavic *ȅzerъ and cognate to Upper Sorbian jězor.

Nu blizu jes ovdi
tih jezer studene i bistre vodice

1592, Fran Lukarević Burina, “Vjerni pastier”, in Sebastijan Žepić, editor, Djela Frana Lukarevića Burine (Stari pisci hrvatski), Zagreb: JAZU, published 1878, page 134, lines 4305-4306:

But here nearby there's
a quiet lake of fresh and clear water

bistri iezer oncias sinu

1638, Givo Frano Gundulich, Osman, pripisan po Stiepu Vize Valovichia, published 1689, page 90 verso:

Ti priplivaj jezer-vodu hladnu
[...]
Nije lako jezer preplivati.
Koliko je u godini dana,
Toliko je proždrla junaka

1896, anonymous singer [written down by Niko Ljubidrag], “53. "Cvijet pozlaćeni" [iz Dubrovnika]”, in Ivan Broz, Stjepan Bosanac, editors, Junačke pjesme: Knjiga prva (Hrvatske narodne pjesme; 1), Zagreb: Matica hrvatska, pages 215, 219, lines 130, 297-299:

You swim the cold lake-water
…
It's not easy to swim the lake.
How many days there's in a year,
That's how many heroes it has devoured

[...] od raiske kragl darſcauè
Sladki iezer ſuieh miloſti

1670, Giono Palmotich, Christiade: to' iest xivot i diela Isukarstova, Rim: po Iacobu Maſcardichiu, page 40:

the king of the heavenly kingdom,
the sweet spring of all the graces

od rajske kralj države
slatki jezer svijeh milosti

(archaic, dialectal, Dubrovnik) spring of water

pri neg vode sve provriše,
pri neg jezer, sunce mielo,
more, nebo i svit biše

c. 1700, Jerolim Kavańin, edited by Josip Aranza, Poviest vanđelska bogatoga a nesrećna Epuluna i ubogoga a čestita Lazara (Stari pisci hrvatski), Zagreb: JAZU, published 1913, XXVIII, 103., page 507:

before all the waters started to flow,
before the abyss, the sweet sun,
the sea, the sky and the world existed

(metonymic, archaic, dialectal) abyss, depth


увертира

уверти́ра (canonical feminine)
uvertíra (romanization)


uvertira

uvertíra f (Cyrillic spelling уверти́ра)

uvertíra (canonical feminine)
уверти́ра (Cyrillic)


makazica

màkazice f (Cyrillic spelling ма̀казице)

màkazice (canonical feminine)
ма̀казице (Cyrillic)
makazice (nominative plural)
makazica (genitive plural)
makazicama (dative plural)
makazice (accusative plural)
makazice (plural vocative)
makazicama (locative plural)
makazicama (instrumental plural)


jezerište

jezèrīšte n (Cyrillic spelling језѐрӣште)

jezèrīšte (canonical neuter)
језѐрӣште (Cyrillic)
jezèrīšte (nominative singular)
jezèrīšta (nominative plural)
jezèrīšta (genitive singular)
jezèrīštā (genitive plural)
jezèrīštu (dative singular)
jezèrīštima (dative plural)
jezèrīšte (accusative singular)
jezèrīšta (accusative plural)
jezèrīšte (singular vocative)
jezèrīšta (plural vocative)
jezèrīštu (locative singular)
jezèrīštima (locative plural)
jezèrīštem (instrumental singular)
jezèrīštima (instrumental plural)
jezerišče (alternative Kajkavian)

jezero (“lake”) + -ište (“augmentative suffix”)

suffix

Čini razlog, da ti 'e strašno
dano viedit jezerište,
i sve gore u ńem lasno
da ti 'e sbacat, ne bi nište
nigdar ńega napunio,
er bez dna se učinio.

c. 1700, Jerolim Kavańin, edited by Josip Aranza, Poviest vanđelska bogatoga a nesrećna Epuluna i ubogoga a čestita Lazara (Stari pisci hrvatski), Zagreb: JAZU, published 1913, XXIII, 46., page 507:

It makes it terrible
to apprehend this great lake,
and all the burdens into it
if you were to throw, you'd
never fill it up,
for it appears to be without a bottom.


jezerišče

sh-noun

jezerȋšče n (Cyrillic spelling језери̑шче)

jezerȋšče (canonical neuter)
језери̑шче (Cyrillic)
jezèrīšče (nominative singular)
jezèrīšča (nominative plural)
jezèrīšča (genitive singular)
jezèrīščā (genitive plural)
jezèrīšču (dative singular)
jezèrīščima (dative plural)
jezèrīšče (accusative singular)
jezèrīšča (accusative plural)
jezèrīšče (singular vocative)
jezèrīšča (plural vocative)
jezèrīšču (locative singular)
jezèrīščima (locative plural)
jezèrīščem (instrumental singular)
jezèrīščima (instrumental plural)
jezerište (alternative)

jezero (“lake”) + -išče (“augmentative suffix”)

suffix

uktere dolicze ſiroko i glubokoje jezeriſche tenkem i ſzlabem ledom zakrito. Oni pako putniki, niſtar za pogibel nemariuſi, ſetuju kjezeriſchu da cheſnje po ledu preidu.

1662, Juriy Habdelich, Zerczalo Marianzko, U-Nemskom Gradczu: pri Ferenczu Widmanstetteru, page 291:

in which valley there's a wide and deep lake, covered by thin and weak ice. And those travellers, not caring for the danger, are walking to the lake to go through it over the ice.

u ktere dolice široko i gluboko je jezerišče tankem i slabem ledom zakrito. Oni pako putniki, ništar za pogibel ne marivši, šetuju k jezerišču da čez nje po ledu prejdu.

neſto zarad Ztráha, neſto zarad vruche Lave dojti né mogel, zdaleka ſzamo premiſslyával je Zjùlo illiti Jezeriſche ali Propazt ognyenoga Brega.

1796, Anton Vranich, Mlaissi Róbinzon: iliti jedna kruto povolyna, y hasznovita pripovezt za detzu od J. H. Kampe: Pervi del^(https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=File:Mlaj%C5%A1i_Robinzon_prvi_del_-_Antun_Vrani%C4%87_(1796.).pdf), translation of original by Joachim Heinrich Campe, page 222:

in part due to fear, in part due to the hot lava he could not approach, and he only observed [?] or the abyss or the chasm of the fiery mountain.

nešto zarad straha, nešto zarad vruče lave dojti ne mogel, zdaleka samo premišljaval je [?] iliti jezerišče ali propast ognjenoga brega.

(metonymic, archaic, dialectal, Kajkavian) abyss, depth


obim

òbim (canonical masculine)
о̀бим (Cyrillic)
obim (nominative singular)
obimi (nominative plural)
obima (genitive singular)
obima (genitive plural)
obimu (dative singular)
obimima (dative plural)
obim (accusative singular)
obime (accusative plural)
obime (singular vocative)
obimi (plural vocative)
obimu (locative singular)
obimima (locative plural)
obimom (instrumental singular)
obimima (instrumental plural)


kompić

компић (Cyrillic)
kompić (nominative singular)
kompići (nominative plural)
kompića (genitive singular)
kompića (genitive plural)
kompiću (dative singular)
kompićima (dative plural)
kompića (accusative singular)
kompiće (accusative plural)
kompiću (singular vocative)
kompići (plural vocative)
kompiću (locative singular)
kompićima (locative plural)
kompićem (instrumental singular)
kompićima (instrumental plural)


журба

жу̀рба (canonical feminine)
žùrba (romanization)
журба (nominative singular)
журбе (nominative plural)
журбе (genitive singular)
журба (genitive plural)
журби (genitive plural)
журби (dative singular)
журбама (dative plural)
журбу (accusative singular)
журбе (accusative plural)
журбо (singular vocative)
журбе (plural vocative)
журби (locative singular)
журбама (locative plural)
журбом (instrumental singular)
журбама (instrumental plural)

From жу́рити + -ба.

af

жу́рити + -ба


ljubavca

sh-noun

ljúbōvca f (Cyrillic spelling љу́бо̄вца)

ljúbōvca (canonical feminine)
љу́бо̄вца (Cyrillic)
ljubovca (nominative singular)
ljubovce (nominative plural)
ljubovce (genitive singular)
ljubovca (genitive plural)
ljubovci (dative singular)
ljubovcama (dative plural)
ljubovcu (accusative singular)
ljubovce (accusative plural)
ljubovco (singular vocative)
ljubovce (plural vocative)
ljubovci (locative singular)
ljubovcama (locative plural)
ljubovcom (instrumental singular)
ljubovcama (instrumental plural)


дивљаштва

дивљаштво дивљаштво#Serbo-Croatian

дивљаштво дивљаштво#Serbo-Croatian

inflection of дивљаштво:
genitive singular


дивљаштава

дивљаштво дивљаштво#Serbo-Croatian


дивљаштву

дивљаштво дивљаштво#Serbo-Croatian


дивљаштвом

дивљаштво дивљаштво#Serbo-Croatian


дивљаштвима

sh-noun form

дивљаштвима (Latin spelling divljaštvima)

дивљаштво дивљаштво#Serbo-Croatian

dative/locative/instrumental plural of дивљаштво


jugonostalgija

sh-noun

jugonostàlgija f (Cyrillic spelling југоноста̀лгија)

jugonostàlgija (canonical feminine)
југоноста̀лгија (Cyrillic)
jugonostàlgija (nominative singular)
jugonostàlgijē (genitive singular)
jugonostàlgiji (dative singular)
jugonostàlgiju (accusative singular)
jugonostàlgijo (singular vocative)
jugonostàlgiju (locative singular)
jugonostàlgijōm (instrumental singular)

From jugo- (“related to Yugoslavia”) + nostalgija. Came into use in 1990s.

prefix

Možda bi se ova knjiga mogla odrediti kao dosad najlegitimniji i najbolji priručnik za »jugonostalgiju«, kad potonji pojam ne bi u hrvatskim aktualnim ideologijskim prokazivanjima imao toliko negativan naboj.

1998, Žarko Paić, “Tri pristupa raspadu Jugoslavije”, in Kolo, number 1, Zagreb: Matica hrvatska, page 558:

Perhaps this book could be describes as currently the most legitimate and best manual for "yugonostalgia", if the latter term weren't so negatively charged in the current Croatian ideological denunciations.

Mogu pojmiti i tolerirati nečiju individualnu jugonostalgiju kao osjećaj da mu je osobno prije bilo bolje, ali ne i podvale kako je tako bilo svima [...]

2019 February 28, Nino Raspudić, “Cilj ne opravdava svako sredstvo [Razgovarao Andrija Tunjić]”, in Vijenac, number 652, Zagreb: Matica hrvatska:

I can understand and tolerate someone's individual Yugonostalgia as a feeling that they've personally been better off in the past, but not the deceptions about everyone being better off …

(politics, derogatory, singular only) Yugonostalgia, Yugo-nostalgia


jugonostalgičar

sh-noun

jugonostàlgičār m (Cyrillic spelling југоноста̀лгича̄р)

jugonostàlgičār (canonical masculine)
југоноста̀лгича̄р (Cyrillic)
jugonostàlgičār (nominative singular)
jugonostàlgičāri (nominative plural)
jugonostàlgičāra (genitive singular)
jugonostàlgičārā (genitive plural)
jugonostàlgičāru (dative singular)
jugonostàlgičārima (dative plural)
jugonostàlgičāra (accusative singular)
jugonostàlgičāre (accusative plural)
jugonostàlgičāru (singular vocative)
jugonostàlgičāre (singular vocative)
jugonostàlgičāri (plural vocative)
jugonostàlgičāru (locative singular)
jugonostàlgičārima (locative plural)
jugonostàlgičārem (instrumental singular)
jugonostàlgičārom (instrumental singular)
jugonostàlgičārima (instrumental plural)

From jugo- + nostalgičar. Came into use in 1990s.

(politics, derogatory) Yugo-nostalgic, one who is nostalgic about Yugoslavia


čiru

dative/vocative/locative singular of čir


šehadet

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish شهادت (şehadet), from Classical Persian شهادت (šahādat), itself from Arabic شَهَادَة (šahāda, “testimony, statement; martyrdom”).


sudoper

sùdoper (canonical masculine)
су̀допер (Cyrillic)

From sud (dish, vessel) + prati (to wash).


шематизма

шематѝзма (canonical)
šematìzma (romanization)

шематизам шематизам#Serbo-Croatian


шематизму

шематизам шематизам#Serbo-Croatian


шематизме

шематизам шематизам#Serbo-Croatian

inflection of шематизам:
accusative plural

шематизам шематизам#Serbo-Croatian

inflection of шематизам:
vocative singular


шематизмом

шематизам шематизам#Serbo-Croatian


шематизми

шематѝзми (canonical)
šematìzmi (romanization)

шематизам шематизам#Serbo-Croatian


шематизми

шематизам шематизам#Serbo-Croatian


шематизама

шематизам шематизам#Serbo-Croatian


шематизмима

sh-noun form

шематизмима (Latin spelling šematizmima)

шематизам шематизам#Serbo-Croatian

dative/locative/instrumental plural of шематизам


falsifikata

falsifikáta (Cyrillic spelling фалсифика́та)

falsifikáta (canonical)
фалсифика́та (Cyrillic)


falsifikata

falsifikata (Cyrillic spelling фалсификата)

фалсификата (Cyrillic)


falsifikatu

falsifikatu (Cyrillic spelling фалсификату)

фалсификату (Cyrillic)


falsifikate

falsifikate (Cyrillic spelling фалсификате)

фалсификате (Cyrillic)

inflection of falsifikat:
accusative plural

inflection of falsifikat:
vocative singular


falsifikatom

falsifikatom (Cyrillic spelling фалсификатом)

фалсификатом (Cyrillic)


falsifikati

falsifikati (Cyrillic spelling фалсификати)

фалсификати (Cyrillic)

nominative/vocative plural of falsifikat


falsifikatima

falsifikatima (Cyrillic spelling фалсификатима)

фалсификатима (Cyrillic)

dative/locative/instrumental plural of falsifikat


pejgamber

sh-noun

pejgamber ? (Cyrillic spelling пејгамбер)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish پیغامبر (peygamber), from Persian پیغامبر (peyġambar).


mlakonja

mlákonja (canonical masculine)
мла́коња (Cyrillic)

(derogatory, informal) an irresolute, wishy-washy, ineffectual person; a wimp, milquetoast

(derogatory, colloquial) a weak, cowardly, pathetic, timid person; a pussy, milksop, pansy


minđa

mínđa (canonical feminine)
ми́нђа (Cyrillic)
mindža (alternative Bosnia Serbia)

(Croatia, vulgar, slang) the female genitalia; cunt, pussy, minge


polucija

sh-noun

polúcija m (Cyrillic spelling полу́ција)

polúcija (canonical masculine)
полу́ција (Cyrillic)

(physiology) a wet dream, a nocturnal emission


primićur

From Greek πριμικήριος (primikírios), or directly from Latin primicerius - a contraction of primus in cera.


govnar

gòvnār (canonical masculine)
го̀вна̄р (Cyrillic)

Compare Russian говна́рь (govnárʹ), Polish gówniarz, and Macedonian гомнар (gomnar).

(derogatory, vulgar) piece of shit, shithead


jebivjetar

jèbivjetar m (Cyrillic spelling јѐбивјетар)

jèbivjetar (canonical masculine)
јѐбивјетар (Cyrillic)

(vulgar, derogatory) a shallow, insecure, ostentatious person


mrcina

mr̀cina (canonical masculine)
мр̀цина (Cyrillic)
mrcina (nominative singular)
mrcine (nominative plural)
mrcine (genitive singular)
mrcina (genitive plural)
mrcini (dative singular)
mrcinama (dative plural)
mrcinu (accusative singular)
mrcine (accusative plural)
mrcino (singular vocative)
mrcine (plural vocative)
mrcini (locative singular)
mrcinama (locative plural)
mrcinom (instrumental singular)
mrcinama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *mrь(tь)cìna. First attested in the 15th century.

inh+

(derogatory) a bum, a worthless, lazy person, a person inclined towards dishonourable actions


prostačina

sh-noun

prostàčina m (Cyrillic spelling проста̀чина)

prostàčina (canonical masculine)
проста̀чина (Cyrillic)


sraćka

srȁćka (canonical masculine)
сра̏ћка (Cyrillic)


dupeglavac

dupèglavac m (Cyrillic spelling дупѐглавац)

dupèglavac (canonical masculine)
дупѐглавац (Cyrillic)

(mildly vulgar, derogatory) a dumbass, an obtuse, stupid (or) foolish person


karonja

káronja (canonical masculine)
ка́роња (Cyrillic)

(regional, derogatory) fucker, dipshit, dick, swine, a vile, despicable, obnoxious person


sikilj

sìkīlj (canonical masculine)
сѝкӣљ (Cyrillic)


posranac

posránac m (Cyrillic spelling посра́нац)

posránac (canonical masculine)
посра́нац (Cyrillic)

(vulgar, literally) a person who shat themselves

(vulgar, derogatory) an incompetent, wishy-washy, ineffectual person; mlakonja, peder, pizdun


ergela

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish خركله (hergele, “herd of horses or donkeys”), from Persian خرگله, from خر (“donkey”) + گله (“herd”).


dupelizac

sh-noun

dupelízac m (Cyrillic spelling дупели́зац)

dupelízac (canonical masculine)
дупели́зац (Cyrillic)

(mildly vulgar, derogatory) brownnose, dickrider, ass-licker


ćuna

ćúna (canonical masculine)
ћу́на (Cyrillic)


zdrkanac

zdrkánac m (Cyrillic spelling здрка́нац)

zdrkánac (canonical masculine)
здрка́нац (Cyrillic)

(vulgar, derogatory) a worthless person, incompetent, clumsy, dickheaded, etc.


пшеницама

пшѐницама (canonical)
pšènicama (romanization)

dative/locative/instrumental plural of пшеница


пшеницом

пшѐницом (canonical)
pšènicom (romanization)


pšenicama

pšènicama (canonical)
пшѐницама (Cyrillic)

dative/locative/instrumental plural of pšenica


pšenicom

pšènicom (canonical)
пшѐницом (Cyrillic)


zajeb

zájeb (canonical masculine)
за́јеб (Cyrillic)

(vulgar) a mistake, flaw, error, slip-up, clusterfuck, etc.

(vulgar) a swindle, malicious act done to someone


lapiti

Lapíti (canonical masculine)
Лапи́ти (Cyrillic)

(Greek mythology) Lapiths (semi-legendary, semi-historical race of Thessaly)


императори

император император#Serbo-Croatian


императорима

sh-noun form

императорима (Latin spelling imperatorima)

император император#Serbo-Croatian

dative/locative/instrumental plural of император


imperatorima

imperatorima (Cyrillic spelling императорима)

императорима (Cyrillic)

dative/locative/instrumental plural of imperator


imperatorom

imperatorom (Cyrillic spelling императором)

императором (Cyrillic)


kurcomlatina

sh-noun

kȕrcomlātìna m (Cyrillic spelling ку̏рцомла̄тѝна)

kȕrcomlātìna (canonical masculine)
ку̏рцомла̄тѝна (Cyrillic)

Audio (Central Serbia):

From kurcomlat (a person who is full of shit, a bullshitter, or otherwise, someone who loiters, avoids work, etc.)


prda

pŕda (canonical feminine)
пр́да (Cyrillic)

Deverbal from pr̀deti, pr̀djeti (“to fart”).


статутима

dative/locative/instrumental plural of статут


statutima

dative/locative/instrumental plural of statut


bravima

dative/locative/instrumental plural of brav


бравима

dative/locative/instrumental plural of брав


lagoda

lȁgoda (canonical feminine)
ла̏года (Cyrillic)
lagoda (nominative singular)
lagode (nominative plural)
lagode (genitive singular)
lagoda (genitive plural)
lagodi (dative singular)
lagodama (dative plural)
lagodu (accusative singular)
lagode (accusative plural)
lagodo (singular vocative)
lagode (plural vocative)
lagodi (locative singular)
lagodama (locative plural)
lagodom (instrumental singular)
lagodama (instrumental plural)


arhitekta

arhìtekta m (Cyrillic spelling архѝтекта)

arhìtekta (canonical masculine)
архѝтекта (Cyrillic)
arhitekt (alternative Croatia)


Reicha

genitive/accusative singular of Reich /Реицх


обитјељ

оби́тељ (canonical feminine)
obítelj (romanization)
обитјељ (nominative singular)
обитјељи (nominative plural)
обитјељи (genitive singular)
обитјељи (genitive plural)
обитјељи (dative singular)
обитјељима (dative plural)
обитјељ (accusative singular)
обитјељи (accusative plural)
обитјељи (singular vocative)
обитјељи (plural vocative)
обитјељи (locative singular)
обитјељима (locative plural)
обитјељу (instrumental singular)
обитјељима (instrumental plural)
обитељ (alternative Ekavian)


hajke

inflection of hajka:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


грјешка

грје̏шка (canonical feminine)
grjȅška (romanization)
грје̏шка (nominative singular)
грјешке (nominative plural)
грјешке (genitive singular)
грје̏ша̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
грје̏шкӣ (genitive plural)
грјешци (dative singular)
грјешки (dative singular)
грјешкама (dative plural)
грјешку (accusative singular)
грјешке (accusative plural)
грјешко (singular vocative)
грјешке (plural vocative)
грјешци (locative singular)
грјешки (locative singular)
грјешкама (locative plural)
грјешком (instrumental singular)
грјешкама (instrumental plural)
грешка (alternative Ekavian)


gazdarica

gȁzdarica f (Cyrillic spelling га̏здарица)

gȁzdarica (canonical feminine)
га̏здарица (Cyrillic)
gazdarica (nominative singular)
gazdarice (nominative plural)
gazdarice (genitive singular)
gazdarica (genitive plural)
gazdarici (dative singular)
gazdaricama (dative plural)
gazdaricu (accusative singular)
gazdarice (accusative plural)
gazdarice (singular vocative)
gazdarice (plural vocative)
gazdarici (locative singular)
gazdaricama (locative plural)
gazdaricom (instrumental singular)
gazdaricama (instrumental plural)


knjige

inflection of knjiga:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


knjigama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of knjiga


eklipsama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of eklipsa


prozorima

dative/locative/instrumental plural of prozor


kaučima

dative/locative/instrumental plural of kauč


balugdžija

balùgdžija m (Cyrillic spelling балу̀гџија)

balùgdžija (canonical masculine)
балу̀гџија (Cyrillic)
balugdžija (nominative singular)
balugdžije (nominative plural)
balugdžije (genitive singular)
balugdžija (genitive plural)
balugdžiji (dative singular)
balugdžijama (dative plural)
balugdžiju (accusative singular)
balugdžije (accusative plural)
balugdžijo (singular vocative)
balugdžije (plural vocative)
balugdžiji (locative singular)
balugdžijama (locative plural)
balugdžijom (instrumental singular)
balugdžijama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish بالقجی (balıkcı, “fisherman, fishmonger”)


алуга

aluga (romanization)
халуга (alternative)

From Proto-Slavic *xalǫga (whence Old Church Slavonic халѫга (xalǫga, “hedge”)). Further origin unclear.


krpe

inflection of krpa:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


agresorica

sh-noun

àgresorica f (Cyrillic spelling а̀гресорица)

àgresorica (canonical feminine)
а̀гресорица (Cyrillic)
àgresorica (nominative singular)
agresorice (nominative plural)
agresorice (genitive singular)
agresorica (genitive plural)
agresorici (dative singular)
agresoricama (dative plural)
agresoricu (accusative singular)
agresorice (accusative plural)
agresorice (singular vocative)
agresorico (singular vocative)
agresorice (plural vocative)
agresorici (locative singular)
agresoricama (locative plural)
agresoricom (instrumental singular)
agresoricama (instrumental plural)


iluzionista

sh-noun form

iluzionista (Cyrillic spelling илузиониста)

илузиониста (Cyrillic)

inflection of iluzionist:
genitive singular/plural

inflection of iluzionist:
accusative singular


pršutoreznica

sh-noun

pršutoréznica f (Cyrillic spelling пршуторе́зница)

pršutoréznica (canonical feminine)
пршуторе́зница (Cyrillic)
pršutoréznica (nominative singular)
pršutoréznice (nominative plural)
pršutoréznicē (genitive singular)
pršutoréznicā (genitive plural)
pršutoréznici (dative singular)
pršutoréznicama (dative plural)
pršutoréznicu (accusative singular)
pršutoréznice (accusative plural)
pršutoréznico (singular vocative)
pršutoréznice (plural vocative)
pršutoréznici (locative singular)
pršutoréznicama (locative plural)
pršutoréznicōm (instrumental singular)
pršutoréznicama (instrumental plural)

From pršut + -o- + rez + -nica (literally, "prosciutto slicing place").

U prvom tjednu studenog u zagrebačkim dućanima i pršutoreznicama u vlasništvu proizvođača dalmatinskog pršuta, ova delicija nudit će se po promotivnim cijenama

2016 October 9, D.D., “Udruga Dalmatinski pršut najavila Dane dalmatinskog pršuta u Zagrebu”, in Dalmatinski portal, archived from the original on 2016-11-16:

In the first week of November, in Zagreb shops and prosciutto shops owned by producers of Dalmatian prosciutto, this delicacy will be offered at promotional prices

Plaćajući račun u šibenskoj pršutoreznici, gošća iz Švedske ostala je zatečena kad joj je blagajnica rekla da ne primaju baš ni jednu karticu i da upravo svježe narezani i vakumirani drniški pršut može platiti isključivo gotovinom.

2019 August 27, Anita Belak-Krile, “Šveđanka naumila kupiti drniški pršut, pa se šokirala: Ne primate kartice?!; Istražili smo zašto Hrvati i dalje, za razliku od većine Europe, najviše vole gotovinu”, in Slobodna Dalmacija, archived from the original on 2020-03-10:

Paying the bill in a Šibenik prosciutto shop, a guest from Sweden was stunned when the cashier told her that they do not accept any cards and that the freshly sliced and vacuum-packed Drniš prosciutto can be paid for only in cash.


španjulet

španjùlet m (Cyrillic spelling шпању̀лет)

španjùlet (canonical masculine)
шпању̀лет (Cyrillic)
španjulet (nominative singular)
španjuleti (nominative plural)
španjuleta (genitive singular)
španjuleta (genitive plural)
španjuletu (dative singular)
španjuletima (dative plural)
španjulet (accusative singular)
španjulete (accusative plural)
španjulete (singular vocative)
španjuleti (plural vocative)
španjuletu (locative singular)
španjuletima (locative plural)
španjuletom (instrumental singular)
španjuletima (instrumental plural)
španjòlet (alternative Chakavian)
španjùleta (alternative Chakavian)

From Italian spagnoletta, as first cigars in Europe came from Spain.


španjolet

španjòlet m (Cyrillic spelling шпањо̀лет)

španjòlet (canonical masculine)
шпањо̀лет (Cyrillic)
španjolet (nominative singular)
španjoleti (nominative plural)
španjoleta (genitive singular)
španjoleta (genitive plural)
španjoletu (dative singular)
španjoletima (dative plural)
španjolet (accusative singular)
španjolete (accusative plural)
španjolete (singular vocative)
španjoleti (plural vocative)
španjoletu (locative singular)
španjoletima (locative plural)
španjoletom (instrumental singular)
španjoletima (instrumental plural)
španjùlet (alternative Chakavian)
španjùleta (alternative Chakavian)


španjuleta

španjùleta f (Cyrillic spelling шпању̀лета)

španjùleta (canonical feminine)
шпању̀лета (Cyrillic)
španjuleta (nominative singular)
španjulete (nominative plural)
španjulete (genitive singular)
španjuleta (genitive plural)
španjuleti (dative singular)
španjuletama (dative plural)
španjuletu (accusative singular)
španjulete (accusative plural)
španjuleto (singular vocative)
španjulete (plural vocative)
španjuleti (locative singular)
španjuletama (locative plural)
španjuletom (instrumental singular)
španjuletama (instrumental plural)
španjòlet (alternative Chakavian)
španjùlet (alternative Chakavian)


dunjarica

dunjàrica f (Cyrillic spelling дуња̀рица)

dunjàrica (canonical feminine)
дуња̀рица (Cyrillic)
dunjarica (nominative singular)
dunjarice (nominative plural)
dunjarice (genitive singular)
dunjarica (genitive plural)
dunjarici (dative singular)
dunjaricama (dative plural)
dunjaricu (accusative singular)
dunjarice (accusative plural)
dunjarico (singular vocative)
dunjarice (plural vocative)
dunjarici (locative singular)
dunjaricama (locative plural)
dunjaricom (instrumental singular)
dunjaricama (instrumental plural)

Calque of translingual Cotoneaster, where dȕnja (“quince”) + -àrica is for cotōneum (“quince”) and -aster. The similarity to Arabic إِسْكِدُنْيَا (ʔiskidunyā, “medlar”) and Turkish dünya (“world”) and rare Serbo-Croatian dȕnja (“world”), notwithstanding names like German Zwergmispel (“cotoneaster”, literally “dwarf-medlar”), is a coincidence.

noncog

إِسْكِدُنْيَا


ledeno doba

sh-noun

ledeno doba n (Cyrillic spelling ледено доба)

ледено доба (Cyrillic)

ice age (period of extensive glaciation)


sljez

sljȅz (canonical masculine)
сље̏з (Cyrillic)
sljez (nominative singular)
sljèzovi (nominative plural)
sljeza (genitive singular)
sljezova (genitive plural)
sljezu (dative singular)
sljezovima (dative plural)
sljez (accusative singular)
sljezove (accusative plural)
sljezu (singular vocative)
sljezove (plural vocative)
sljezu (locative singular)
sljezovima (locative plural)
sljezom (instrumental singular)
sljezovima (instrumental plural)


Tajvanka

Tàjvānka f (Cyrillic spelling Та̀јва̄нка)

Tàjvānka (canonical feminine)
Та̀јва̄нка (Cyrillic)
Tajvanka (nominative singular)
Tajvanke (nominative plural)
Tajvanke (genitive singular)
Tajvanka (genitive plural)
Tajvanki (dative singular)
Tajvankama (dative plural)
Tajvanku (accusative singular)
Tajvanke (accusative plural)
Tajvanko (singular vocative)
Tajvanke (plural vocative)
Tajvanki (locative singular)
Tajvankama (locative plural)
Tajvankom (instrumental singular)
Tajvankama (instrumental plural)


Tajvanac

Tajvánac m (Cyrillic spelling Тајва́нац)

Tajvánac (canonical masculine)
Тајва́нац (Cyrillic)
Tajvanac (nominative singular)
Tajvanci (nominative plural)
Tajvanca (genitive singular)
Tajvanācā (genitive plural)
Tajvancu (dative singular)
Tajvancima (dative plural)
Tajvanac (accusative singular)
studence (accusative plural)
Tajvanče (singular vocative)
Tajvanci (plural vocative)
Tajvancu (locative singular)
Tajvancima (locative plural)
Tajvancem (instrumental singular)
Tajvancima (instrumental plural)


objed

obed (canonical masculine)
обед (Cyrillic)
obed (alternative)


šuljak

šúljak (canonical masculine)
шу́љак (Cyrillic)
šuljak (nominative singular)
šuljci (nominative plural)
šuljka (genitive singular)
šuljaka (genitive plural)
šuljku (dative singular)
šuljcima (dative plural)
šuljak (accusative singular)
šuljke (accusative plural)
šuljče (singular vocative)
šuljci (plural vocative)
šuljku (locative singular)
šuljcimaㄏ (locative plural)
šuljkom (instrumental singular)
šuljcima (instrumental plural)


Alat

ȁlat (canonical masculine)
а̏лат (Cyrillic)


šnenokle

šnenokle f pl (Cyrillic spelling шненокле)


šoljica

шољица (Cyrillic)
šoljica (nominative singular)
šoljice (nominative plural)
šoljice (genitive singular)
šoljica (genitive plural)
šoljici (dative singular)
šoljicama (dative plural)
šoljicu (accusative singular)
šoljice (accusative plural)
šoljico (singular vocative)
šoljice (plural vocative)
šoljici (locative singular)
šoljicama (locative plural)
šoljicom (instrumental singular)
šoljicama (instrumental plural)

(Bosnian, Serbian) cup (vessel for holding liquid)


činija

čìnija (canonical feminine)
чѝнија (Cyrillic)
činija (nominative singular)
činije (nominative plural)
činije (genitive singular)
činija (genitive plural)
činiji (dative singular)
činijama (dative plural)
činiju (accusative singular)
činije (accusative plural)
činijo (singular vocative)
činije (plural vocative)
činiji (locative singular)
činijama (locative plural)
činijom (instrumental singular)
činijama (instrumental plural)


ćuvik

ćùvīk (canonical masculine)
ћу̀вӣк (Cyrillic)
ćuvik (nominative singular)
ćuvíci (nominative plural)
ćuvika (genitive singular)
ćuvikā (genitive plural)
ćuviku (dative singular)
ćuvicima (dative plural)
ćuvik (accusative singular)
ćuvici (accusative plural)
ćuviče (singular vocative)
ćuvici (plural vocative)
ćuviku (locative singular)
ćuvicima (locative plural)
ćuvikom (instrumental singular)
ćuvicima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish كوه (kuh), ultimately from Persian کوه (“mountain”).


mogila

mògila (canonical feminine)
мо̀гила (Cyrillic)
mogila (nominative singular)
mogile (nominative plural)
mogile (genitive singular)
mogila (genitive plural)
mogili (dative singular)
mogilama (dative plural)
mogilu (accusative singular)
mogile (accusative plural)
mogilo (singular vocative)
mogile (plural vocative)
mogili (locative singular)
mogilama (locative plural)
mogilom (instrumental singular)
mogilama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *mogyla. First attested in the 14th century.


površ

pȍvr̄š (canonical masculine)
по̏вр̄ш (Cyrillic)
površ (nominative singular)
površi (nominative plural)
površa (genitive singular)
površa (genitive plural)
površu (dative singular)
površima (dative plural)
površ (accusative singular)
površe (accusative plural)
površu (singular vocative)
površi (plural vocative)
površu (locative singular)
površima (locative plural)
površom (instrumental singular)
površima (instrumental plural)


moj kurac

moj kȕrac m (Cyrillic spelling мој ку̏рац)

moj kȕrac (canonical masculine)
мој ку̏рац (Cyrillic)

Rekao je da će mi kupiti novi auto. Novi auto, moj kurac! Ovaj auto jedva radi.

He said he'd buy me a new car. New car, my ass! This car barely works.


bakrač

bàkrāč (canonical masculine)
ба̀кра̄ч (Cyrillic)
bakrač (nominative singular)
bakrači (nominative plural)
bakrača (genitive singular)
bakrača (genitive plural)
bakraču (dative singular)
bakračima (dative plural)
bakrač (accusative singular)
bakrače (accusative plural)
bakraču (singular vocative)
bakrači (plural vocative)
bakraču (locative singular)
bakračima (locative plural)
bakračom (instrumental singular)
bakračima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish باقراج (bakrac). By surface analysis, bakar (“copper”) + -ač.


kabanica

sh-noun

kabànica m (Cyrillic spelling каба̀ница)

kabànica (canonical masculine)
каба̀ница (Cyrillic)
kabanica (nominative singular)
kabanice (nominative plural)
kabanice (genitive singular)
kabanica (genitive plural)
kabanici (dative singular)
kabanicama (dative plural)
kabanicu (accusative singular)
kabanice (accusative plural)
kabanico (singular vocative)
kabanice (plural vocative)
kabanici (locative singular)
kabanicama (locative plural)
kabanicom (instrumental singular)
kabanicama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Italian gabbano, ultimately from Arabic قَبَاء (qabāʔ).


kajkavizam

kajkavìzam m (Cyrillic spelling кајкавѝзам)

kajkavìzam (canonical masculine)
кајкавѝзам (Cyrillic)
kajkavìzam (nominative singular)
kajkavìzmi (nominative plural)
kajkavìzma (genitive singular)
kajkavizama (genitive plural)
kajkavizmu (dative singular)
kajkavizmima (dative plural)
kajkavizam (accusative singular)
kajkavizme (accusative plural)
kajkavizme (singular vocative)
kajkavizmi (plural vocative)
kajkavizmu (locative singular)
ukajkavizmima (locative plural)
kajkavizmom (instrumental singular)
kajkavizmima (instrumental plural)

(linguistics) A word or phrase characteristic of the Kajkavian language.


radni stol

radni stol m (Cyrillic spelling радни стол)

радни стол (Cyrillic)
radni stȏ (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


pisaći stol

pisaći stol m (Cyrillic spelling писаћи стол)

писаћи стол (Cyrillic)
radni stȏ (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


radni sto

radni sto m (Cyrillic spelling радни сто)

радни сто (Cyrillic)
radni stȏl (alternative Croatia)


pisaći sto

pisaći sto m (Cyrillic spelling писаћи сто)

писаћи сто (Cyrillic)
pisaći stȏl (alternative Croatia)


kadija

kàdija (canonical masculine)
ка̀дија (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قاضی (“judge”). First attested in the 14th century.


prefiksoid

sh-noun

prefiksòīd m (Cyrillic spelling префиксо̀ӣд)

prefiksòīd (canonical masculine)
префиксо̀ӣд (Cyrillic)
prefiksoid (nominative singular)
prefiksoidi (nominative plural)
prefiksoida (genitive singular)
prefiksoida (genitive plural)
prefiksoidu (dative singular)
prefiksoidima (dative plural)
prefiksoid (accusative singular)
prefiksoide (accusative plural)
prefiksoidu (singular vocative)
prefiksoidi (plural vocative)
prefiksoidu (locative singular)
prefiksoidima (locative plural)
prefiksoidom (instrumental singular)
prefiksoidima (instrumental plural)


sufiksoid

sufiksòīd m (Cyrillic spelling суфиксо̀ӣд)

sufiksòīd (canonical masculine)
суфиксо̀ӣд (Cyrillic)
sufiksoid (nominative singular)
sufiksoidi (nominative plural)
sufiksoida (genitive singular)
sufiksoida (genitive plural)
sufiksoidu (dative singular)
sufiksoidima (dative plural)
sufiksoid (accusative singular)
sufiksoide (accusative plural)
sufiksoidu (singular vocative)
sufiksoidi (plural vocative)
sufiksoidu (locative singular)
sufiksoidima (locative plural)
sufiksoidom (instrumental singular)
sufiksoidima (instrumental plural)


tužbalica

tùžbalica f (Cyrillic spelling ту̀жбалица)

tùžbalica (canonical feminine)
ту̀жбалица (Cyrillic)
tužbalica (nominative singular)
tužbalice (nominative plural)
tužbalice (genitive singular)
tužbalica (genitive plural)
tužbalici (dative singular)
tužbalicama (dative plural)
tužbalicu (accusative singular)
tužbalice (accusative plural)
tužbalico (singular vocative)
tužbalice (plural vocative)
tužbalici (locative singular)
tužbalicama (locative plural)
tužbalicom (instrumental singular)
tužbalicama (instrumental plural)


pršljen

пршљен (Cyrillic)
pršljen (nominative singular)
pršljeni (nominative plural)
pršljena (genitive singular)
pršljena (genitive plural)
pršljenu (dative singular)
pršljenima (dative plural)
pršljen (accusative singular)
pršljene (accusative plural)
pršljenu (singular vocative)
pršljeni (plural vocative)
pršljenu (locative singular)
pršljenima (locative plural)
pršljenom (instrumental singular)
pršljenima (instrumental plural)


čardak

čȁrdāk (canonical masculine)
ча̏рда̄к (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish چارطاق, from Persian چارطاق (čârtâq, “vault”), a compound of چار (čâr, “four”) + طاق (tâq, “arch”).

(architecture, regional) an old typical house in the Balkans


srne

inflection of srna:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


čančara

čànčara (canonical masculine)
ча̀нчара (Cyrillic)
čančaraa (nominative singular)
čančarae (nominative plural)
čančarae (genitive singular)
čančaraa (genitive plural)
čančarai (dative singular)
čančaraama (dative plural)
čančarau (accusative singular)
čančarae (accusative plural)
čančarao (singular vocative)
čančarae (plural vocative)
čančarai (locative singular)
čančaraama (locative plural)
čančaraom (instrumental singular)
čančaraama (instrumental plural)

Adapted borrowing of Ottoman Turkish چناق (“bowl”) + -ara. First attested in the 19th century.

af

Testudo graeca
Testudo graeca#Translingual


čačak

čáčak (canonical masculine)
ча́чак (Cyrillic)
čačak (nominative singular)
čačci (nominative plural)
čačka (genitive singular)
čačaka (genitive plural)
čačku (dative singular)
čačcima (dative plural)
čačak (accusative singular)
čačke (accusative plural)
čačku (singular vocative)
čačci (plural vocative)
čačku (locative singular)
čačcima (locative plural)
čačkom (instrumental singular)
čačcima (instrumental plural)

/t͡ʃǎːt͡ʃak/


деоница

дeо̀ница (canonical feminine)
deònica (romanization)
дeоница (nominative singular)
дeонице (nominative plural)
дeонице (genitive singular)
дeоница (genitive plural)
дeоници (dative singular)
дeоницама (dative plural)
дeоницу (accusative singular)
дeонице (accusative plural)
дeонице (singular vocative)
дeоницо (singular vocative)
дeонице (plural vocative)
дeоници (locative singular)
дeоницама (locative plural)
дeоницом (instrumental singular)
дeоницама (instrumental plural)

section (of a road, railway track, etc.) between two destinations


богословље

sh-noun

богословље n (Latin spelling bogoslovlje)


cenota

ценота (Cyrillic)
cenota (nominative singular)
cenote (nominative plural)
cenote (genitive singular)
cenotā (genitive plural)
cenoti (dative singular)
cenotama (dative plural)
cenotu (accusative singular)
cenote (accusative plural)
cenoto (singular vocative)
cenote (plural vocative)
cenoti (locative singular)
cenotama (locative plural)
cenotom (instrumental singular)
cenotama (instrumental plural)

From Yucatec Maya tsʼonoʼot (“hole in water”).

der

Natural well in regard to the Maya civilization, cenote.


sebilj

Borrowed from Turkish sebil, ultimately from Arabic سبيل (sabīl).


polaznik

sh-noun

pòlaznīk m (Cyrillic spelling по̀лазнӣк)

pòlaznīk (canonical masculine)
по̀лазнӣк (Cyrillic)
pòlaznīk (nominative singular)
pòlaznīci (nominative plural)
pòlaznīka (genitive singular)
pòlaznīkā (genitive plural)
pòlaznīku (dative singular)
pòlaznīcima (dative plural)
pòlaznīka (accusative singular)
pòlaznīke (accusative plural)
pòlaznīče (singular vocative)
pòlaznīci (plural vocative)
pòlaznīku (locative singular)
pòlaznīcima (locative plural)
pòlaznīkom (instrumental singular)
pòlaznīcima (instrumental plural)


tustočel

tustòčel m (Cyrillic spelling тусто̀чел)

tustòčel (canonical masculine)
тусто̀чел (Cyrillic)
tustočel (nominative singular)
tustočeli (nominative plural)
tustočela (genitive singular)
tustočela (genitive plural)
tustočelu (dative singular)
tustočelima (dative plural)
tustočel (accusative singular)
tustočele (accusative plural)
tustočelu (singular vocative)
tustočeli (plural vocative)
tustočelu (locative singular)
tustočelima (locative plural)
tustočelom (instrumental singular)
tustočelima (instrumental plural)

(botany) any plant of the genus Portulaca


čkapi

Audio (Central Serbia):


otvorene

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salamoreznica

salamoreznica f (Cyrillic spelling саламорезница)

саламорезница (Cyrillic)
salamoreznica (nominative singular)
salamoreznice (nominative plural)
salamoreznice (genitive singular)
salamoreznicâ (genitive plural)
salamoreznici (dative singular)
salamoreznicama (dative plural)
salamoreznicu (accusative singular)
salamoreznice (accusative plural)
salamoreznice (singular vocative)
salamoreznice (plural vocative)
salamoreznici (locative singular)
salamoreznicama (locative plural)
salamoreznicom (instrumental singular)
salamoreznicama (instrumental plural)

Compound of saláma (“salami”) + rȅzati (“cut”) + -ica (“-er”).


goveđina

gòveđina f (Cyrillic spelling го̀веђина)

gòveđina (canonical feminine)
го̀веђина (Cyrillic)
gòvedina (alternative Croatia)


говеђина

goveđina (romanization)
го̀веђина (alternative Croatia)


konjetina

kònjetina f (Cyrillic spelling ко̀њетина)

kònjetina (canonical feminine)
ко̀њетина (Cyrillic)
konjetina (nominative singular)
konjetine (nominative plural)
konjetine (genitive singular)
konjetina (genitive plural)
konjetini (dative singular)
konjetinama (dative plural)
konjetinu (accusative singular)
konjetine (accusative plural)
konjetino (singular vocative)
konjetine (plural vocative)
konjetini (locative singular)
konjetinama (locative plural)
konjetinom (instrumental singular)
konjetinama (instrumental plural)


šofera

inflection of šofer:
accusative singular


šoferima

dative/locative/instrumental plural of šofer


krčmara

inflection of krčmar:
genitive singular/plural

inflection of krčmar:
accusative singular


krčmaru

dative/vocative/locative singular of krčmar


krčmarima

dative/locative/instrumental plural of krčmar


vrelina

vrelìna (canonical feminine)
врелѝна (Cyrillic)


skreč

skrȅč (canonical masculine)
скре̏ч (Cyrillic)
skreč (nominative singular)
skreči (nominative plural)
skreča (genitive singular)
skreča (genitive plural)
skreču (dative singular)
skrečima (dative plural)
skreč (accusative singular)
skreče (accusative plural)
skreču (singular vocative)
skreči (plural vocative)
skreču (locative singular)
skrečima (locative plural)
skrečom (instrumental singular)
skrečima (instrumental plural)

(tennis, table tennis) scratch (withdrawal from a match due to a specific reason)


uzletište

ùzletīšte n (Cyrillic spelling у̀злетӣште, relational adjective uzletišni)

ùzletīšte (canonical neuter)
у̀злетӣште (Cyrillic)
uzletišni (adjective relational)


узлетиште

у̀злетӣште n (Latin spelling ùzletīšte, relational adjective узлетишни)

у̀злетӣште (canonical neuter)
ùzletīšte (romanization)
узлетишни (adjective relational)

From узлѐтјети + -иште.

af

узлѐтјети + -иште


sejama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of seja


vrućinama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of vrućina


patinama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of patina


kečer

kȅčer (canonical masculine)
ке̏чер (Cyrillic)

professional wrestler
professional wrestler


bubac

búbac (canonical masculine)
бу́бац (Cyrillic)


giht

gȉht (canonical masculine)
ги̏хт (Cyrillic)
giht (nominative singular)
gihti (nominative plural)
gihta (genitive singular)
gihta (genitive plural)
gihtu (dative singular)
gihtima (dative plural)
giht (accusative singular)
gihte (accusative plural)
gihtu (singular vocative)
gihti (plural vocative)
gihtu (locative singular)
gihtima (locative plural)
gihtom (instrumental singular)
gihtima (instrumental plural)

(pathology) gout (form of inflammatory arthritis)


talija

tálija (canonical feminine)
та́лија (Cyrillic)


krafne

inflection of kràfna:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


жаруља

жа̀руља (canonical feminine)
žàrulja (romanization)
жаруља (nominative singular)
жаруље (nominative plural)
жаруље (genitive singular)
жаруља (genitive plural)
жаруљи (dative singular)
жаруљама (dative plural)
жаруљу (accusative singular)
жаруље (accusative plural)
жаруљо (singular vocative)
жаруље (plural vocative)
жаруљи (locative singular)
жаруљама (locative plural)
жаруљом (instrumental singular)
жаруљама (instrumental plural)

From жарити + -уља.

suffix

жарити + -уља


мркуља

мр̀куља (canonical feminine)
mr̀kulja (romanization)
мркуља (nominative singular)
мркуље (nominative plural)
мркуље (genitive singular)
мркуља (genitive plural)
мркуљи (dative singular)
мркуљама (dative plural)
мркуљу (accusative singular)
мркуље (accusative plural)
мркуљо (singular vocative)
мркуље (plural vocative)
мркуљи (locative singular)
мркуљама (locative plural)
мркуљом (instrumental singular)
мркуљама (instrumental plural)


пржуља

пр̀жуља (canonical feminine)
pr̀žulja (romanization)
пржуља (nominative singular)
пржуље (nominative plural)
пржуље (genitive singular)
пржуља (genitive plural)
пржуљи (dative singular)
пржуљама (dative plural)
пржуљу (accusative singular)
пржуље (accusative plural)
пржуљо (singular vocative)
пржуље (plural vocative)
пржуљи (locative singular)
пржуљама (locative plural)
пржуљом (instrumental singular)
пржуљама (instrumental plural)

From пржити + -уља.

пржити + -уља


росуља

ро̀суља (canonical feminine)
ròsulja (romanization)
росуља (nominative singular)
росуље (nominative plural)
росуље (genitive singular)
росуља (genitive plural)
росуљи (dative singular)
росуљама (dative plural)
росуљу (accusative singular)
росуље (accusative plural)
росуљо (singular vocative)
росуље (plural vocative)
росуљи (locative singular)
росуљама (locative plural)
росуљом (instrumental singular)
росуљама (instrumental plural)

From роса + -уља.


читуља

чѝтуља (canonical feminine)
čìtulja (romanization)
читуља (nominative singular)
читуље (nominative plural)
читуље (genitive singular)
читуља (genitive plural)
читуљи (dative singular)
читуљама (dative plural)
читуљу (accusative singular)
читуље (accusative plural)
читуљо (singular vocative)
читуље (plural vocative)
читуљи (locative singular)
читуљама (locative plural)
читуљом (instrumental singular)
читуљама (instrumental plural)

From читати + -уља.

читати + -уља


упишуља

упѝшуља (canonical feminine)
upìšulja (romanization)
упишуља (nominative singular)
упишуље (nominative plural)
упишуље (genitive singular)
упишуља (genitive plural)
упишуљи (dative singular)
упишуљама (dative plural)
упишуљу (accusative singular)
упишуље (accusative plural)
упишуљо (singular vocative)
упишуље (plural vocative)
упишуљи (locative singular)
упишуљама (locative plural)
упишуљом (instrumental singular)
упишуљама (instrumental plural)

From упишати се + -уља.

упишати се + -уља


побегуља

побѐгуља (canonical feminine)
pobègulja (romanization)
побегуља (nominative singular)
побегуље (nominative plural)
побегуље (genitive singular)
побегуља (genitive plural)
побегуљи (dative singular)
побегуљама (dative plural)
побегуљу (accusative singular)
побегуље (accusative plural)
побегуљо (singular vocative)
побегуље (plural vocative)
побегуљи (locative singular)
побегуљама (locative plural)
побегуљом (instrumental singular)
побегуљама (instrumental plural)
побјѐгуља (alternative Ijekavian)

From побећи + -уља.

побећи + -уља


црепуља

црѐпуља (canonical feminine)
crèpulja (romanization)
црепуља (nominative singular)
црепуље (nominative plural)
црепуље (genitive singular)
црепуља (genitive plural)
црепуљи (dative singular)
црепуљама (dative plural)
црепуљу (accusative singular)
црепуље (accusative plural)
црепуљо (singular vocative)
црепуље (plural vocative)
црепуљи (locative singular)
црепуљама (locative plural)
црепуљом (instrumental singular)
црепуљама (instrumental plural)

From цреп + -уља.


фолцика

фо̀лцика (canonical feminine)
fòlcika (romanization)


деверика

девѐрика (canonical feminine)
devèrika (romanization)


ловорика

лово̀рика (canonical feminine)
lovòrika (romanization)

From ло̏во̄р + -ика.

af

ло̏во̄р + -ика


djedovina

sh-noun

djèdovina f (Cyrillic spelling дјѐдовина)

djèdovina (canonical feminine)
дјѐдовина (Cyrillic)
djedovina (nominative singular)
djedovine (nominative plural)
djedovine (genitive singular)
djedovina (genitive plural)
djedovini (dative singular)
djedovinama (dative plural)
djedovinu (accusative singular)
djedovine (accusative plural)
djedovino (singular vocative)
djedovine (plural vocative)
djedovini (locative singular)
djedovinama (locative plural)
djedovinom (instrumental singular)
djedovinama (instrumental plural)
đedovina (alternative)


doajen

doàjēn (canonical masculine)
доа̀је̄н (Cyrillic)


dođoš

dȏđoš (canonical masculine)
до̑ђош (Cyrillic)


vojarna

vòjārna (canonical feminine)
во̀ја̄рна (Cyrillic)
vojarna (nominative singular)
vojarne (nominative plural)
vojarne (genitive singular)
vojarna (genitive plural)
vojarni (dative singular)
vojarnama (dative plural)
vojarnu (accusative singular)
vojarne (accusative plural)
vojarno (singular vocative)
vojarne (plural vocative)
vojarni (locative singular)
vojarnama (locative plural)
vojarnom (instrumental singular)
vojarnama (instrumental plural)


žderačica

žderàčica f (Cyrillic spelling ждера̀чица)

žderàčica (canonical feminine)
ждера̀чица (Cyrillic)
žderačica (nominative singular)
žderačice (nominative plural)
žderačice (genitive singular)
žderačica (genitive plural)
žderačici (dative singular)
žderačicama (dative plural)
žderačicu (accusative singular)
žderačice (accusative plural)
žderačico (singular vocative)
žderačice (plural vocative)
žderačici (locative singular)
žderačicama (locative plural)
žderačicom (instrumental singular)
žderačicama (instrumental plural)

(derogatory) female equivalent of žderač


žderancija

žderàncija f (Cyrillic spelling ждера̀нција)

žderàncija (canonical feminine)
ждера̀нција (Cyrillic)
žderancija (nominative singular)
žderancije (nominative plural)
žderancije (genitive singular)
žderancija (genitive plural)
žderanciji (dative singular)
žderancijama (dative plural)
žderanciju (accusative singular)
žderancije (accusative plural)
žderancijo (singular vocative)
žderancije (plural vocative)
žderanciji (locative singular)
žderancijama (locative plural)
žderancijom (instrumental singular)
žderancijama (instrumental plural)


zamrzivač

zamrzìvāč m (Cyrillic spelling замрзѝва̄ч)

zamrzìvāč (canonical masculine)
замрзѝва̄ч (Cyrillic)
zamrzivač (nominative singular)
zamrzivači (nominative plural)
zamrzivača (genitive singular)
zamrzivača (genitive plural)
zamrzivaču (dative singular)
zamrzivačima (dative plural)
zamrzivač (accusative singular)
zamrzivače (accusative plural)
zamrzivaču (singular vocative)
zamrzivači (plural vocative)
zamrzivaču (locative singular)
zamrzivačima (locative plural)
zamrzivačem (instrumental singular)
zamrzivačima (instrumental plural)


dužd

dȕžd (canonical masculine)
ду̏жд (Cyrillic)

(historical) The chief magistrate in the republics of Venice and Genoa.


kremenčić

kremènčić m (Cyrillic spelling кремѐнчић)

kremènčić (canonical masculine)
кремѐнчић (Cyrillic)


odvlaživač

odvlaživač m (Cyrillic spelling одвлаживач)

одвлаживач (Cyrillic)
odvlaživač (nominative singular)
odvlaživači (nominative plural)
odvlaživača (genitive singular)
odvlaživača (genitive plural)
odvlaživaču (dative singular)
odvlaživačima (dative plural)
odvlaživač (accusative singular)
odvlaživače (accusative plural)
odvlaživaču (singular vocative)
odvlaživači (plural vocative)
odvlaživaču (locative singular)
odvlaživačima (locative plural)
odvlaživačom (instrumental singular)
odvlaživačima (instrumental plural)


prečišćivač

prečišćivač m (Cyrillic spelling пречишћивач)

пречишћивач (Cyrillic)
prečišćivač (nominative singular)
prečišćivači (nominative plural)
prečišćivača (genitive singular)
prečišćivača (genitive plural)
prečišćivaču (dative singular)
prečišćivačima (dative plural)
prečišćivač (accusative singular)
prečišćivače (accusative plural)
prečišćivaču (singular vocative)
prečišćivači (plural vocative)
prečišćivaču (locative singular)
prečišćivačima (locative plural)
prečišćivačom (instrumental singular)
prečišćivačima (instrumental plural)


potaž

pòtāž (canonical masculine)
по̀та̄ж (Cyrillic)
potaž (nominative singular)
potaži (nominative plural)
potaža (genitive singular)
potaža (genitive plural)
potažu (dative singular)
potažima (dative plural)
potaž (accusative singular)
potaže (accusative plural)
potažu (singular vocative)
potaži (plural vocative)
potažu (locative singular)
potažima (locative plural)
potažom (instrumental singular)
potažima (instrumental plural)


centarhalf

cȅntarhalf m (Cyrillic spelling це̏нтархалф)

cȅntarhalf (canonical masculine)
це̏нтархалф (Cyrillic)
centarhalf (nominative singular)
centarhalfi (nominative plural)
centarhalfa (genitive singular)
centarhalfa (genitive plural)
centarhalfu (dative singular)
centarhalfima (dative plural)
centarhalf (accusative singular)
centarhalfe (accusative plural)
centarhalfu (singular vocative)
centarhalfi (plural vocative)
centarhalfu (locative singular)
centarhalfima (locative plural)
centarhalfom (instrumental singular)
centarhalfima (instrumental plural)


ozeblina

òzeblina f (Cyrillic spelling о̀зеблина)

òzeblina (canonical feminine)
о̀зеблина (Cyrillic)
òzeblina (nominative singular)
òzebline (nominative plural)
òzebline (genitive singular)
òzeblina (genitive plural)
òzeblini (dative singular)
òzeblinama (dative plural)
òzeblinu (accusative singular)
òzebline (accusative plural)
òzeblino (singular vocative)
òzebline (plural vocative)
òzeblini (locative singular)
òzeblinama (locative plural)
òzeblinom (instrumental singular)
òzeblinama (instrumental plural)


agranulocitoza

agranulocitóza f (Cyrillic spelling агранулоцито́за)

agranulocitóza (canonical feminine)
агранулоцито́за (Cyrillic)
agranulocitoza (nominative singular)
agranulocitoze (nominative plural)
agranulocitoze (genitive singular)
agranulocitoza (genitive plural)
agranulocitozi (dative singular)
agranulocitozama (dative plural)
agranulocitozu (accusative singular)
agranulocitoze (accusative plural)
agranulocitozo (singular vocative)
agranulocitoze (plural vocative)
agranulocitozi (locative singular)
agranulocitozama (locative plural)
agranulocitozom (instrumental singular)
agranulocitozama (instrumental plural)


imejl

kako napisati dobar imejl


plaće

inflection of plaća:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


plaču

dative/vocative/locative singular of plač


gluhak

glùhāk (canonical masculine)
глу̀ха̄к (Cyrillic)


vjernostima

sh-noun form

vjernostima (Cyrillic spelling вјерностима)

вјерностима (Cyrillic)

dative/locative/instrumental plural of vjernost


osobinama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of osobina


ličnošću

lȉčnošću (canonical)
ли̏чношћу (Cyrillic)


paučine

inflection of paučina:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural

inflection of paučina:
genitive singular


paučinama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of paučina


učiteljima

učiteljima (Cyrillic spelling учитељима)

dative/locative/instrumental plural of učitelj


učitelja

inflection of učitelj:
genitive singular/plural

inflection of učitelj:
accusative singular


učitelju

dative/vocative/locative singular of učitelj


pepeljarama

pepeljarama (Cyrillic spelling пепељарама)

пепељарама (Cyrillic)

dative/locative/instrumental plural of pepeljara


pepeljarom

pepeljarom (Cyrillic spelling пепељаром)


pepeljare

inflection of pepeljara:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural

inflection of pepeljara:
genitive singular


čokanj

čòkanj (canonical masculine)
чо̀кањ (Cyrillic)
čokanj (nominative singular)
čokanji (nominative plural)
čokanja (genitive singular)
čokanja (genitive plural)
čokanju (dative singular)
čokanjima (dative plural)
čokanj (accusative singular)
čokanje (accusative plural)
čokanju (singular vocative)
čokanji (plural vocative)
čokanju (locative singular)
čokanjima (locative plural)
čokanjom (instrumental singular)
čokanjima (instrumental plural)

A type of glass used for drinking rakija


beśeda

бес́еда (Cyrillic)
beśeda (nominative singular)
beśede (nominative plural)
beśede (genitive singular)
beśeda (genitive plural)
beśedi (dative singular)
beśedama (dative plural)
beśedu (accusative singular)
beśede (accusative plural)
beśedo (singular vocative)
beśede (plural vocative)
beśedi (locative singular)
beśedama (locative plural)
beśedom (instrumental singular)
beśedama (instrumental plural)
beseda (alternative Ekavian)
bèsjeda (alternative Ijekavian)
besida (alternative Ikavian)

a speech, especially for a ceremonial occasion


posekotinu

posekotinu (Cyrillic spelling посекотину)

посекотину (Cyrillic)


posekotinom

posekotinom (Cyrillic spelling посекотином)

посекотином (Cyrillic)


posekotini

posekotini (Cyrillic spelling посекотини)

посекотини (Cyrillic)


kontejnera

kontejnera (Cyrillic spelling контејнера)

контејнера (Cyrillic)


portafon

sh-noun

pȍrtafōn m (Cyrillic spelling по̏ртафо̄н)

pȍrtafōn (canonical masculine)
по̏ртафо̄н (Cyrillic)
portafon (nominative singular)
portafoni (nominative plural)
portafona (genitive singular)
portafona (genitive plural)
portafonu (dative singular)
portafonima (dative plural)
portafon (accusative singular)
portafone (accusative plural)
portafonu (singular vocative)
portafoni (plural vocative)
portafonu (locative singular)
portafonima (locative plural)
portafonom (instrumental singular)
portafonima (instrumental plural)


kaišu

dative/vocative/locative singular of kaiš


lapidarij

lapìdārīj m (Cyrillic spelling лапѝда̄рӣј)

lapìdārīj (canonical masculine)
лапѝда̄рӣј (Cyrillic)
lapidarij (nominative singular)
lapidariji (nominative plural)
lapidarija (genitive singular)
lapidarija (genitive plural)
lapidariju (dative singular)
lapidarijima (dative plural)
lapidarij (accusative singular)
lapidarije (accusative plural)
lapidariju (singular vocative)
lapidariji (plural vocative)
lapidariju (locative singular)
lapidarijima (locative plural)
lapidarijom (instrumental singular)
lapidarijima (instrumental plural)
lapidarijum (alternative Montenegro Serbia)

lapidarium (place where stone monuments and fragments of archaeological interest are exhibited)


učestalošću

sh-noun form

učestalošću (Cyrillic spelling учесталошћу)

учесталошћу (Cyrillic)


ватробран

вȁтробрāн (canonical masculine)
vȁtrobrān (romanization)

From ватра + бранити

affix

ватра + бранити


vatrobran

sh-noun

vȁtrobrān m (Cyrillic spelling ва̏тробра̄н)

vȁtrobrān (canonical masculine)
ва̏тробра̄н (Cyrillic)


pristojbom

sh-noun form

pristojbom (Cyrillic spelling пристојбом)

пристојбом (Cyrillic)


vašarište

sh-noun

vášarīšte n (Cyrillic spelling ва́шарӣште)

vášarīšte (canonical neuter)
ва́шарӣште (Cyrillic)
vašarište (nominative singular)
vašarišta (nominative plural)
vašarišta (genitive singular)
vašarišta (genitive plural)
vašarištu (dative singular)
vašarištima (dative plural)
vašarište (accusative singular)
vašarišta (accusative plural)
vašarište (singular vocative)
vašarišta (plural vocative)
vašarištu (locative singular)
vašarištima (locative plural)
vašarištem (instrumental singular)
vašarištima (instrumental plural)


preliv

préliv (canonical masculine)
пре́лив (Cyrillic)
prelijev (alternative)
preljev (alternative Croatia)

preliv za salate

preliv za sladoled


prelijev

preliv (canonical masculine)
прелив (Cyrillic)
preliv (alternative)

prelijev za salate

prelijev za sladoled


bušin

bùšīn (canonical masculine)
бу̀шӣн (Cyrillic)
bušin (nominative singular)
bušini (nominative plural)
bušina (genitive singular)
bušina (genitive plural)
bušinu (dative singular)
bušinima (dative plural)
bušin (accusative singular)
bušine (accusative plural)
bušinu (singular vocative)
bušini (plural vocative)
bušinu (locative singular)
bušinima (locative plural)
bušinom (instrumental singular)
bušinima (instrumental plural)

Uncertain. Perhaps from Italian busso. First attested in the 19th century.


gajka

gȃjka (canonical feminine)
га̑јка (Cyrillic)
gajka (nominative singular)
gajke (nominative plural)
gajke (genitive singular)
gajka (genitive plural)
gajki (dative singular)
gajkama (dative plural)
gajku (accusative singular)
gajke (accusative plural)
gajko (singular vocative)
gajke (plural vocative)
gajki (locative singular)
gajkama (locative plural)
gajkom (instrumental singular)
gajkama (instrumental plural)


čaponjak

čȁponjak (canonical masculine)
ча̏поњак (Cyrillic)

(Serbia) trotter (roasted foot of a pig or a lamb)


akreba

akrèba (canonical feminine)
акрѐба (Cyrillic)
akreba (nominative singular)
akrebe (nominative plural)
akrebe (genitive singular)
akreba (genitive plural)
akrebi (dative singular)
akrebama (dative plural)
akrebu (accusative singular)
akrebe (accusative plural)
akrebo (singular vocative)
akrebe (plural vocative)
akrebi (locative singular)
akrebama (locative plural)
akrebom (instrumental singular)
akrebama (instrumental plural)


radna soba

radna soba f (Cyrillic spelling радна соба)


кривуља

крѝвуља (canonical feminine)
krìvulja (romanization)
кривуља (nominative singular)
кривуље (nominative plural)
кривуље (genitive singular)
кривуља (genitive plural)
кривуљи (dative singular)
кривуљама (dative plural)
кривуљу (accusative singular)
кривуље (accusative plural)
кривуљо (singular vocative)
кривуље (plural vocative)
кривуљи (locative singular)
кривуљама (locative plural)
кривуљом (instrumental singular)
кривуљама (instrumental plural)

From крив + -уља.


haluga

hàluga (canonical feminine)
ха̀луга (Cyrillic)
površa (nominative singular)
površe (nominative plural)
površe (genitive singular)
površa (genitive plural)
površi (dative singular)
površama (dative plural)
površu (accusative singular)
površe (accusative plural)
površo (singular vocative)
površe (plural vocative)
površi (locative singular)
površama (locative plural)
površom (instrumental singular)
površama (instrumental plural)
àluga (alternative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *xalǫga (whence Old Church Slavonic халѫга (xalǫga, “hedge”)). Further origin unclear.


zupcima

dative/locative/instrumental plural of zubac


Srbima

dative/locative/instrumental plural of Srbin


okretište

sh-noun

òkretīšte n (Cyrillic spelling о̀кретӣште)

òkretīšte (canonical neuter)
о̀кретӣште (Cyrillic)


varošica

várošica f (Cyrillic spelling ва́рошица)

várošica (canonical feminine)
ва́рошица (Cyrillic)
varošica (nominative singular)
varošice (nominative plural)
varošice (genitive singular)
varošica (genitive plural)
varošici (dative singular)
varošicama (dative plural)
varošicu (accusative singular)
varošice (accusative plural)
varošico (singular vocative)
varošice (plural vocative)
varošici (locative singular)
varošicama (locative plural)
varošicom (instrumental singular)
varošicama (instrumental plural)


ujac

ȕjac (canonical masculine)
у̏јац (Cyrillic)


čavlima

dative/locative/instrumental plural of čavao


štikala

štìkālā (canonical)
штѝка̄ла̄ (Cyrillic)


potpeticama

sh-noun form

potpeticama (Cyrillic spelling потпетицама)

потпетицама (Cyrillic)

dative/locative/instrumental plural of potpetica


potpetice

inflection of potpetica:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural

inflection of potpetica:
genitive singular


potpeticom

potpeticom (Cyrillic spelling потпетицом)

потпетицом (Cyrillic)


stupovima

dative/locative/instrumental plural of stup


spajalica

sh-noun

spájalica f (Cyrillic spelling спа́јалица)

spájalica (canonical feminine)
спа́јалица (Cyrillic)
spajalica (nominative singular)
spajalice (nominative plural)
spajalice (genitive singular)
spajalica (genitive plural)
spajalici (dative singular)
spajalicama (dative plural)
spajalicu (accusative singular)
spajalice (accusative plural)
spajalico (singular vocative)
spajalice (plural vocative)
spajalici (locative singular)
spajalicama (locative plural)
spajalicom (instrumental singular)
spajalicama (instrumental plural)


poslova

pȍslōvā (canonical)
по̏сло̄ва̄ (Cyrillic)


poslovima

dative/locative/instrumental plural of posao


ćebeta

inflection of ćebe:
genitive singular/plural

inflection of ćebe:
accusative/vocative plural


prasence

prasénce n (Cyrillic spelling прасе́нце)

prasénce (canonical neuter)
прасе́нце (Cyrillic)


mrkulja

mr̀kulja (canonical feminine)
мр̀куља (Cyrillic)
mrkulja (nominative singular)
mrkulje (nominative plural)
mrkulje (genitive singular)
mrkulja (genitive plural)
mrkulji (dative singular)
mrkuljama (dative plural)
mrkulju (accusative singular)
mrkulje (accusative plural)
mrkuljo (singular vocative)
mrkulje (plural vocative)
mrkulji (locative singular)
mrkuljama (locative plural)
mrkuljom (instrumental singular)
mrkuljama (instrumental plural)


pobjegulja

pobjègulja f (Cyrillic spelling побјѐгуља)

pobjègulja (canonical feminine)
побјѐгуља (Cyrillic)
pobjegulja (nominative singular)
pobjegulje (nominative plural)
pobjegulje (genitive singular)
pobjegulja (genitive plural)
pobjegulji (dative singular)
pobjeguljama (dative plural)
pobjegulju (accusative singular)
pobjegulje (accusative plural)
pobjeguljo (singular vocative)
pobjegulje (plural vocative)
pobjegulji (locative singular)
pobjeguljama (locative plural)
pobjeguljom (instrumental singular)
pobjeguljama (instrumental plural)
pobègulja (alternative Ekavian)


pržulja

pr̀žulja (canonical feminine)
пр̀жуља (Cyrillic)
pržulja (nominative singular)
pržulje (nominative plural)
pržulje (genitive singular)
pržulja (genitive plural)
pržulji (dative singular)
pržuljama (dative plural)
pržulju (accusative singular)
pržulje (accusative plural)
pržuljo (singular vocative)
pržulje (plural vocative)
pržulji (locative singular)
pržuljama (locative plural)
pržuljom (instrumental singular)
pržuljama (instrumental plural)


rosulja

ròsulja (canonical feminine)
ро̀суља (Cyrillic)
rosulja (nominative singular)
rosulje (nominative plural)
rosulje (genitive singular)
rosulja (genitive plural)
rosulji (dative singular)
rosuljama (dative plural)
rosulju (accusative singular)
rosulje (accusative plural)
rosuljo (singular vocative)
rosulje (plural vocative)
rosulji (locative singular)
rosuljama (locative plural)
rosuljom (instrumental singular)
rosuljama (instrumental plural)


crepulja

crèpulja (canonical feminine)
црѐпуља (Cyrillic)
crepulja (nominative singular)
crepulje (nominative plural)
crepulje (genitive singular)
crepulja (genitive plural)
crepulji (dative singular)
crepuljama (dative plural)
crepulju (accusative singular)
crepulje (accusative plural)
crepuljo (singular vocative)
crepulje (plural vocative)
crepulji (locative singular)
crepuljama (locative plural)
crepuljom (instrumental singular)
crepuljama (instrumental plural)


čitulja

čìtulja (canonical feminine)
чѝтуља (Cyrillic)
čitulja (nominative singular)
čitulje (nominative plural)
čitulje (genitive singular)
čitulja (genitive plural)
čitulji (dative singular)
čituljama (dative plural)
čitulju (accusative singular)
čitulje (accusative plural)
čituljo (singular vocative)
čitulje (plural vocative)
čitulji (locative singular)
čituljama (locative plural)
čituljom (instrumental singular)
čituljama (instrumental plural)


upišulja

upìšulja (canonical feminine)
упѝшуља (Cyrillic)
upišulja (nominative singular)
upišulje (nominative plural)
upišulje (genitive singular)
upišulja (genitive plural)
upišulji (dative singular)
upišuljama (dative plural)
upišulju (accusative singular)
upišulje (accusative plural)
upišuljo (singular vocative)
upišulje (plural vocative)
upišulji (locative singular)
upišuljama (locative plural)
upišuljom (instrumental singular)
upišuljama (instrumental plural)


butarga

bùtārga (canonical feminine)
бу̀та̄рга (Cyrillic)
butarga (nominative singular)
butarge (nominative plural)
butarge (genitive singular)
butarga (genitive plural)
butargi (dative singular)
butargama (dative plural)
butargu (accusative singular)
butarge (accusative plural)
butargo (singular vocative)
butarge (plural vocative)
butargi (locative singular)
butargama (locative plural)
butargom (instrumental singular)
butargama (instrumental plural)


djevojaka

sh-noun form

djèvojākā (Cyrillic spelling дјѐвоја̄ка̄)

djèvojākā (canonical)
дјѐвоја̄ка̄ (Cyrillic)


djevojci

djèvōjci (canonical)
дјѐво̄јци (Cyrillic)


dnevnica

sh-noun

dnȇvnica f (Cyrillic spelling дне̑вница)

dnȇvnica (canonical feminine)
дне̑вница (Cyrillic)
dnevnica (nominative singular)
dnevnice (nominative plural)
dnevnice (genitive singular)
dnevnica (genitive plural)
dnevnici (dative singular)
dnevnicama (dative plural)
dnevnicu (accusative singular)
dnevnice (accusative plural)
dnevnico (singular vocative)
dnevnice (plural vocative)
dnevnici (locative singular)
dnevnicama (locative plural)
dnevnicom (instrumental singular)
dnevnicama (instrumental plural)


naprednjak

naprèdnjāk m (Cyrillic spelling напрѐдња̄к)

naprèdnjāk (canonical masculine)
напрѐдња̄к (Cyrillic)
naprednjak (nominative singular)
naprednjaci (nominative plural)
naprednjaka (genitive singular)
naprednjaka (genitive plural)
naprednjaku (dative singular)
naprednjacima (dative plural)
naprednjaka (accusative singular)
naprednjake (accusative plural)
naprednjače (singular vocative)
naprednjaci (plural vocative)
naprednjaku (locative singular)
naprednjacima (locative plural)
naprednjakom (instrumental singular)
naprednjacima (instrumental plural)

member of the Serbian Progressive Party (Kingdom of Serbia)

male member of the Serbian Progressive Party (Republic of Serbia)


напредњак

напрѐдња̄к m (Latin spelling naprèdnjāk)

напрѐдња̄к (canonical masculine)
naprèdnjāk (romanization)
напредњак (nominative singular)
напредњаци (nominative plural)
напредњака (genitive singular)
напредњака (genitive plural)
напредњаку (dative singular)
напредњацима (dative plural)
напредњака (accusative singular)
напредњаке (accusative plural)
напредњаче (singular vocative)
напредњаци (plural vocative)
напредњаку (locative singular)
напредњацима (locative plural)
напредњаком (instrumental singular)
напредњацима (instrumental plural)


naprednjakuša

naprednjàkuša f (Cyrillic spelling напредња̀куша)

naprednjàkuša (canonical feminine)
напредња̀куша (Cyrillic)
naprednjakuša (nominative singular)
naprednjakuše (nominative plural)
naprednjakuše (genitive singular)
naprednjakuša (genitive plural)
naprednjakuši (dative singular)
naprednjakušama (dative plural)
naprednjakušu (accusative singular)
naprednjakuše (accusative plural)
naprednjakušo (singular vocative)
naprednjakuše (plural vocative)
naprednjakuši (locative singular)
naprednjakušama (locative plural)
naprednjakušom (instrumental singular)
naprednjakušama (instrumental plural)

female member of the Serbian Progressive Party


напредњакуша

напредња̀куша

напредња̀куша f (Latin spelling naprednjàkuša)

напредња̀куша (canonical feminine)
naprednjàkuša (romanization)
напредњакуша (nominative singular)
напредњакуше (nominative plural)
напредњакуше (genitive singular)
напредњакуша (genitive plural)
напредњакуши (dative singular)
напредњакушама (dative plural)
напредњакушу (accusative singular)
напредњакуше (accusative plural)
напредњакушо (singular vocative)
напредњакуше (plural vocative)
напредњакуши (locative singular)
напредњакушама (locative plural)
напредњакушом (instrumental singular)
напредњакушама (instrumental plural)


alergijama

sh-noun form

alergijama (Cyrillic spelling алергијама)

алергијама (Cyrillic)

dative/locative/instrumental plural of alergija


krivokletstvo

sh-noun

krivoklétstvo n (Cyrillic spelling кривокле́тство)

krivoklétstvo (canonical neuter)
кривокле́тство (Cyrillic)
krivokletstvo (nominative singular)
krivokletstva (nominative plural)
krivokletstva (genitive singular)
krivokletstvā (genitive plural)
krivokletstvu (dative singular)
krivokletstvima (dative plural)
krivokletstvo (accusative singular)
krivokletstva (accusative plural)
krivokletstvo (singular vocative)
krivokletstva (plural vocative)
krivokletstvu (locative singular)
krivokletstvima (locative plural)
krivokletstvom (instrumental singular)
krivokletstvima (instrumental plural)


smetlište

smȅtlīšte n (Cyrillic spelling сме̏тлӣште)

smȅtlīšte (canonical neuter)
сме̏тлӣште (Cyrillic)


lavovima

lȁvovima (canonical)
ла̏вовима (Cyrillic)

dative/locative/instrumental plural of lav


ratovima

rȁtovima (canonical)
ра̏товима (Cyrillic)

dative/locative/instrumental plural of rat


mrazova

mrȁzōvā (canonical)
мра̏зо̄ва̄ (Cyrillic)


majstora

mȃjstora (canonical)
ма̑јстора (Cyrillic)