stvar

stvȃr (canonical feminine)
ства̑р (Cyrillic)
stvȃr (nominative singular)
stvari (nominative plural)
stvari (genitive singular)
stvárī (genitive plural)
stvȃri (dative singular)
stvarima (dative plural)
stvar (accusative singular)
stvari (accusative plural)
stvari (singular vocative)
stvari (plural vocative)
stvari (locative singular)
stvarima (locative plural)
stvarju (instrumental singular)
stvarima (instrumental plural)

→ Pannonian Rusyn: ствар (stvar)

Slavomolisano: stvara

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sъtvarь. By surface analysis, s- + tvar.


ствар

ства̑р (canonical feminine)
stvȃr (romanization)
ства̑р (nominative singular)
ствари (nominative plural)
ствари (genitive singular)
ства́рӣ (genitive plural)
ствари (dative singular)
стварима (dative plural)
ствар (accusative singular)
ствари (accusative plural)
ствари (singular vocative)
ствари (plural vocative)
ствари (locative singular)
стварима (locative plural)
стварју (instrumental singular)
стварима (instrumental plural)

→ Pannonian Rusyn: ствар (stvar)


drvo

sh-noun

dȑvo n (Cyrillic spelling др̏во, diminutive dŕvce)

dȑvo (canonical neuter)
др̏во (Cyrillic)
dŕvce (diminutive)
dȑvo (nominative singular)
drvèta (nominative plural)
dȑveta (genitive singular)
drvèta (genitive plural)
dȑvetu (dative singular)
drvètima (dative plural)
dȑvo (accusative singular)
drvèta (accusative plural)
dȑvo (singular vocative)
drvèta (plural vocative)
dȑvetu (locative singular)
drvètima (locative plural)
dȑvetom (instrumental singular)
drvètima (instrumental plural)

pijan kao drvo

sjediti drvo na drvo

da kucnem o drvo


dlan

dlȁn (canonical masculine)
дла̏н (Cyrillic)
dlȁn (nominative singular)
dlànovi (nominative plural)
dlana (genitive singular)
dlanova (genitive plural)
dlanu (dative singular)
dlanovima (dative plural)
dlan (accusative singular)
dlanove (accusative plural)
dlane (singular vocative)
dlanovi (plural vocative)
dlanu (locative singular)
dlanovima (locative plural)
dlanom (instrumental singular)
dlanovima (instrumental plural)

Kad si srećan lupi tada dlan o dlan


длан

дла̏н (canonical masculine)
dlȁn (romanization)
дла̏н (nominative singular)
дла̀нови (nominative plural)
длана (genitive singular)
дланова (genitive plural)
длану (dative singular)
длановима (dative plural)
длан (accusative singular)
дланове (accusative plural)
длане (singular vocative)
дланови (plural vocative)
длану (locative singular)
длановима (locative plural)
дланом (instrumental singular)
длановима (instrumental plural)


дрво

др̏во n (Latin spelling dȑvo, diminutive др́вце)

др̏во (canonical neuter)
dȑvo (romanization)
др́вце (diminutive)
др̏во (nominative singular)
дрвета (nominative plural)
др̏вета (genitive singular)
дрвета (genitive plural)
дрвету (dative singular)
дрветима (dative plural)
дрво (accusative singular)
дрвета (accusative plural)
дрво (singular vocative)
дрвета (plural vocative)
дрвету (locative singular)
дрветима (locative plural)
дрветом (instrumental singular)
дрветима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *dervo, from Proto-Indo-European *dóru.

пијан као дрво

седети дрво на дрво

да куцнем о дрво


стабло

ста́бло (canonical neuter)
stáblo (romanization)
ста́бло (nominative singular)
стабла (nominative plural)
стабла (genitive singular)
стаба́ла̄ (genitive plural)
стаблу (dative singular)
стаблима (dative plural)
стабло (accusative singular)
стабла (accusative plural)
стабло (singular vocative)
стабла (plural vocative)
стаблу (locative singular)
стаблима (locative plural)
стаблом (instrumental singular)
стаблима (instrumental plural)


stablo

stáblo (canonical neuter)
ста́бло (Cyrillic)
stáblo (nominative singular)
stabla (nominative plural)
stabla (genitive singular)
stabálā (genitive plural)
stablu (dative singular)
stablima (dative plural)
stablo (accusative singular)
stabla (accusative plural)
stablo (singular vocative)
stabla (plural vocative)
stablu (locative singular)
stablima (locative plural)
stablom (instrumental singular)
stablima (instrumental plural)


море

мо̑ре n (Latin spelling mȏre, relational adjective мо̀рскӣ)

мо̑ре (canonical neuter)
mȏre (romanization)
мо̀рскӣ (adjective relational)
море (nominative singular)
мора (nominative plural)
мора (genitive singular)
мора (genitive plural)
мору (dative singular)
морима (dative plural)
море (accusative singular)
мора (accusative plural)
море (singular vocative)
мора (plural vocative)
мору (locative singular)
морима (locative plural)
морем (instrumental singular)
морима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *moře, from Proto-Indo-European *móri.


pučina

pùčina (canonical feminine)
пу̀чина (Cyrillic)
pučina (nominative singular)
pučine (nominative plural)
pučine (genitive singular)
pučina (genitive plural)
pučini (dative singular)
pučinama (dative plural)
pučinu (accusative singular)
pučine (accusative plural)
pučino (singular vocative)
pučine (plural vocative)
pučini (locative singular)
pučinama (locative plural)
pučinom (instrumental singular)
pučinama (instrumental plural)


пучина

пу̀чина (canonical feminine)
pùčina (romanization)
пучина (nominative singular)
пучине (nominative plural)
пучине (genitive singular)
пучина (genitive plural)
пучини (dative singular)
пучинама (dative plural)
пучину (accusative singular)
пучине (accusative plural)
пучино (singular vocative)
пучине (plural vocative)
пучини (locative singular)
пучинама (locative plural)
пучином (instrumental singular)
пучинама (instrumental plural)


трп

тр̏п (canonical masculine)
tȑp (romanization)
тр̏п (nominative singular)
тр̀пови (nominative plural)
трпа (genitive singular)
трпова (genitive plural)
трпу (dative singular)
трповима (dative plural)
трпа (accusative singular)
трпове (accusative plural)
трпе (singular vocative)
трпови (plural vocative)
трпу (locative singular)
трповима (locative plural)
трпом (instrumental singular)
трповима (instrumental plural)


trp

tȑp (canonical masculine)
тр̏п (Cyrillic)
tȑp (nominative singular)
tr̀povi (nominative plural)
trpa (genitive singular)
trpova (genitive plural)
trpu (dative singular)
trpovima (dative plural)
trpa (accusative singular)
trpove (accusative plural)
trpe (singular vocative)
trpovi (plural vocative)
trpu (locative singular)
trpovima (locative plural)
trpom (instrumental singular)
trpovima (instrumental plural)


морски јеж

морски јеж m (Latin spelling morski jež)

From морски (sea) + јеж (hedgehog, urchin).


morski jež

morski jež m (Cyrillic spelling морски јеж)

From morski (sea) + jež (hedgehog, urchin).


јеж

је̑ж m (Latin spelling jȇž, diminutive јѐжић)

је̑ж (canonical masculine)
jȇž (romanization)
јѐжић (diminutive)
је̑ж (nominative singular)
јѐжеви (nominative plural)
јежа (genitive singular)
јежева (genitive plural)
јежу (dative singular)
јежевима (dative plural)
јежа (accusative singular)
јежеве (accusative plural)
јеже (singular vocative)
јежеви (plural vocative)
јежу (locative singular)
јежевима (locative plural)
јежом (instrumental singular)
јежевима (instrumental plural)


jež

jȇž m (Cyrillic spelling је̑ж, diminutive jèžić)

jȇž (canonical masculine)
је̑ж (Cyrillic)
jèžić (diminutive)
jȇž (nominative singular)
jèževi (nominative plural)
ježa (genitive singular)
ježeva (genitive plural)
ježu (dative singular)
ježevima (dative plural)
ježa (accusative singular)
ježeve (accusative plural)
ježe (singular vocative)
ježevi (plural vocative)
ježu (locative singular)
ježevima (locative plural)
ježom (instrumental singular)
ježevima (instrumental plural)


veo

vȅo (canonical masculine)
ве̏о (Cyrillic)
vȅo (nominative singular)
vélovi (nominative plural)
vȇla (genitive singular)
velova (genitive plural)
velu (dative singular)
velovima (dative plural)
veo (accusative singular)
velove (accusative plural)
vele (singular vocative)
velovi (plural vocative)
velu (locative singular)
velovima (locative plural)
velom (instrumental singular)
velovima (instrumental plural)


kalif

kàlīf (canonical masculine)
ка̀лӣф (Cyrillic)
kàlīf (nominative singular)
kalifi (nominative plural)
kalífa (genitive singular)
kalifa (genitive plural)
kalifu (dative singular)
kalifima (dative plural)
kalifa (accusative singular)
kalife (accusative plural)
kalife (singular vocative)
kalifi (plural vocative)
kalifu (locative singular)
kalifima (locative plural)
kalifom (instrumental singular)
kalifima (instrumental plural)
hàlīf (alternative)


хајван

Etymology tree
Arabic حَيَوَان (ḥayawān)bor.
Ottoman Turkish حیوانbor.
Serbo-Croatian хајван
Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish حیوان, borrowed from Arabic حَيَوَان (ḥayawān).


hajvan

Etymology tree
Arabic حَيَوَان (ḥayawān)bor.
Ottoman Turkish حیوانbor.
Serbo-Croatian hajvan
Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish حیوان, borrowed from Arabic حَيَوَان (ḥayawān).


hram

hrȃm (canonical masculine)
хра̑м (Cyrillic)
hrȃm (nominative singular)
hrámovi (nominative plural)
hrama (genitive singular)
hramova (genitive plural)
hramu (dative singular)
hramovima (dative plural)
hram (accusative singular)
hramove (accusative plural)
hrame (singular vocative)
hramovi (plural vocative)
hramu (locative singular)
hramovima (locative plural)
hramom (instrumental singular)
hramovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *xormъ. In its Islamic context, it might have come from Arabic حرام or حرم, possibly through Ottoman Turkish harem.


храм

хра̑м (canonical masculine)
hrȃm (romanization)
хра̑м (nominative singular)
хра́мови (nominative plural)
храма (genitive singular)
храмова (genitive plural)
храму (dative singular)
храмовима (dative plural)
храм (accusative singular)
храмове (accusative plural)
храме (singular vocative)
храмови (plural vocative)
храму (locative singular)
храмовима (locative plural)
храмом (instrumental singular)
храмовима (instrumental plural)


шкриња

шкри̏ња (canonical feminine)
škrȉnja (romanization)
шкри̏ња (nominative singular)
шкриње (nominative plural)
шкриње (genitive singular)
шкри̑ња̄ (genitive plural)
шкрињи (dative singular)
шкрињама (dative plural)
шкрињу (accusative singular)
шкриње (accusative plural)
шкрињо (singular vocative)
шкриње (plural vocative)
шкрињи (locative singular)
шкрињама (locative plural)
шкрињом (instrumental singular)
шкрињама (instrumental plural)


škrinja

škrȉnja (canonical feminine)
шкри̏ња (Cyrillic)
škrȉnja (nominative singular)
škrinje (nominative plural)
škrinje (genitive singular)
škrȋnjā (genitive plural)
škrinji (dative singular)
škrinjama (dative plural)
škrinju (accusative singular)
škrinje (accusative plural)
škrinjo (singular vocative)
škrinje (plural vocative)
škrinji (locative singular)
škrinjama (locative plural)
škrinjom (instrumental singular)
škrinjama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *skrini, from Old High German skrīni, from Latin scrīnium.

(regional, Croatia) freezer, cooler, icebox


životinja

sh-noun

živòtinja f (Cyrillic spelling живо̀тиња, diminutive živòtinjica, relational adjective živòtīnjskī)

živòtinja (canonical feminine)
живо̀тиња (Cyrillic)
živòtinjica (diminutive)
živòtīnjskī (adjective relational)
životinja (nominative singular)
životinje (nominative plural)
životinje (genitive singular)
životinja (genitive plural)
životinji (dative singular)
životinjama (dative plural)
životinju (accusative singular)
životinje (accusative plural)
životinjo (singular vocative)
životinje (plural vocative)
životinji (locative singular)
životinjama (locative plural)
životinjom (instrumental singular)
životinjama (instrumental plural)


животиња

живо̀тиња f (Latin spelling živòtinja, diminutive живо̀тињица, relational adjective живо̀тӣњскӣ)

живо̀тиња (canonical feminine)
živòtinja (romanization)
живо̀тињица (diminutive)
живо̀тӣњскӣ (adjective relational)
животиња (nominative singular)
животиње (nominative plural)
животиње (genitive singular)
животиња (genitive plural)
животињи (dative singular)
животињама (dative plural)
животињу (accusative singular)
животиње (accusative plural)
животињо (singular vocative)
животиње (plural vocative)
животињи (locative singular)
животињама (locative plural)
животињом (instrumental singular)
животињама (instrumental plural)


звер

зве̑р (canonical feminine)
zvȇr (romanization)
звер (nominative singular)
звери (nominative plural)
звери (genitive singular)
звери (genitive plural)
звери (dative singular)
зверима (dative plural)
звер (accusative singular)
звери (accusative plural)
звери (singular vocative)
звери (plural vocative)
звери (locative singular)
зверима (locative plural)
зверју (instrumental singular)
зверима (instrumental plural)
звије̑р (alternative Ijekavian)
zvir (alternative Ikavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *zvěrь, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *źwēˀrís, from Proto-Indo-European *ǵʰwer-.


zver

zvȇr (canonical feminine)
зве̑р (Cyrillic)
zver (nominative singular)
zveri (nominative plural)
zveri (genitive singular)
zveri (genitive plural)
zveri (dative singular)
zverima (dative plural)
zver (accusative singular)
zveri (accusative plural)
zveri (singular vocative)
zveri (plural vocative)
zveri (locative singular)
zverima (locative plural)
zverju (instrumental singular)
zverima (instrumental plural)
zvijȇr (alternative Ijekavian)
zvir (alternative Ikavian)


prorok

pròrok (canonical masculine)
про̀рок (Cyrillic)
prorok (nominative singular)
proroci (nominative plural)
proroka (genitive singular)
proroka (genitive plural)
proroku (dative singular)
prorocima (dative plural)
prorok (accusative singular)
proroke (accusative plural)
proroče (singular vocative)
proroci (plural vocative)
proroku (locative singular)
prorocima (locative plural)
prorokom (instrumental singular)
prorocima (instrumental plural)

prophet (one who speaks by divine inspiration)


пророк

про̀рок (canonical masculine)
pròrok (romanization)
пророк (nominative singular)
пророци (nominative plural)
пророка (genitive singular)
пророка (genitive plural)
пророку (dative singular)
пророцима (dative plural)
пророк (accusative singular)
пророке (accusative plural)
пророче (singular vocative)
пророци (plural vocative)
пророку (locative singular)
пророцима (locative plural)
пророком (instrumental singular)
пророцима (instrumental plural)


fakir

fàkīr (canonical masculine)
фа̀кӣр (Cyrillic)
fàkīr (nominative singular)
fakiri (nominative plural)
fakíra (genitive singular)
fakira (genitive plural)
fakiru (dative singular)
fakirima (dative plural)
fakira (accusative singular)
fakire (accusative plural)
fakiru (singular vocative)
fakiri (plural vocative)
fakiru (locative singular)
fakirima (locative plural)
fakirom (instrumental singular)
fakirima (instrumental plural)

From Arabic فَقِير (faqīr, “poor man”), probably via Ottoman Turkish فقیر (fakir). Compare fukàra, fukàrluk.


stepen

stȅpēn (canonical masculine)
сте̏пе̄н (Cyrillic)
stepen (nominative singular)
stepeni (nominative plural)
stepena (genitive singular)
stepeni (genitive plural)
stepenu (dative singular)
stepenima (dative plural)
stepen (accusative singular)
stepene (accusative plural)
stepene (singular vocative)
stepeni (plural vocative)
stepenu (locative singular)
stepenima (locative plural)
stepenom (instrumental singular)
stepenima (instrumental plural)

danas u hladu do 41 stepen Celzijusa

today in the shade up to 41 degrees Celsius

(geometry, physics, mathematics, Bosnia, Serbia) degree


степен

сте̏пе̄н (canonical masculine)
stȅpēn (romanization)
степен (nominative singular)
степени (nominative plural)
степена (genitive singular)
степена (genitive plural)
степену (dative singular)
степенима (dative plural)
степен (accusative singular)
степене (accusative plural)
степене (singular vocative)
степени (plural vocative)
степену (locative singular)
степенима (locative plural)
степеном (instrumental singular)
степенима (instrumental plural)


ravan

rȃvan (canonical feminine)
ра̑ван (Cyrillic)
rȃvan (nominative singular)
ravni (nominative plural)
rȃvni (genitive singular)
ravni (genitive plural)
ravni (dative singular)
ravnima (dative plural)
ravan (accusative singular)
ravni (accusative plural)
ravni (singular vocative)
ravni (plural vocative)
ravni (locative singular)
ravnima (locative plural)
ravnju (instrumental singular)
ravni (instrumental singular)
ravnima (instrumental plural)


раван

ра̑ван (canonical feminine)
rȃvan (romanization)
ра̑ван (nominative singular)
равни (nominative plural)
ра̑вни (genitive singular)
равни (genitive plural)
равни (dative singular)
равнима (dative plural)
раван (accusative singular)
равни (accusative plural)
равни (singular vocative)
равни (plural vocative)
равни (locative singular)
равнима (locative plural)
равњу (instrumental singular)
равни (instrumental singular)
равнима (instrumental plural)

From ра́ван.


бог

бо̑г (canonical masculine)
bȏg (romanization)
бо̑г (nominative singular)
бо̀гови (nominative plural)
бо̏га (genitive singular)
бо̀го̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
бо̏гу (dative singular)
бо̀говима (dative plural)
бо̏га (accusative singular)
бо̀гове (accusative plural)
бо̏же (singular vocative)
бо̀гови (plural vocative)
бо̏гу (locative singular)
бо̀говима (locative plural)
бо̏гом (instrumental singular)
бо̀говима (instrumental plural)


нога

но̀га (canonical feminine)
nòga (romanization)
но̀га (nominative singular)
ноге (nominative plural)
но̏ге (genitive singular)
но̏гӯ (genitive plural)
но́га̄ (genitive plural)
но̀зи (dative singular)
ногама (dative plural)
ногу (accusative singular)
ноге (accusative plural)
ного (singular vocative)
ноге (plural vocative)
нози (locative singular)
ногама (locative plural)
ногом (instrumental singular)
ногама (instrumental plural)


финик

фѝник (canonical masculine)
fìnik (romanization)

From Ancient Greek φοῖνιξ (phoînix, “date, date palm”).


diver

dȉver (canonical masculine)
ди̏вер (Cyrillic)
dȅver (alternative Ekavian)
djȅver (alternative Ijekavian)
đȅver (alternative Montenegro)

(Chakavian, Ikavian) brother-in-law (one's husband's brother)


trg

tȓg (canonical masculine)
тр̑г (Cyrillic)
tȓg (nominative singular)
tȑgovi (nominative plural)
trga (genitive singular)
trgova (genitive plural)
trgu (dative singular)
trgovima (dative plural)
trg (accusative singular)
trgove (accusative plural)
trgu (singular vocative)
trže (singular vocative)
trgove (plural vocative)
trgu (locative singular)
trgovima (locative plural)
trgom (instrumental singular)
trgovima (instrumental plural)


трг

тр̏г (canonical masculine)
tȑg (romanization)
тр̏г (nominative singular)
тр̀гови (nominative plural)
трга (genitive singular)
тргова (genitive plural)
тргу (dative singular)
трговима (dative plural)
трг (accusative singular)
тргове (accusative plural)
тргу (singular vocative)
трже (singular vocative)
тргове (plural vocative)
тргу (locative singular)
трговима (locative plural)
тргом (instrumental singular)
трговима (instrumental plural)


nula

nȕla (canonical feminine)
ну̏ла (Cyrillic)
nula (nominative singular)
nule (nominative plural)
nule (genitive singular)
nula (genitive plural)
nuli (dative singular)
nulama (dative plural)
nulu (accusative singular)
nule (accusative plural)
nulo (singular vocative)
nule (plural vocative)
nuli (locative singular)
nulama (locative plural)
nulom (instrumental singular)
nulama (instrumental plural)

Next number: jèdan (1)


нула

ну̏ла (canonical feminine)
nȕla (romanization)
нула (nominative singular)
нуле (nominative plural)
нуле (genitive singular)
нула (genitive plural)
нули (dative singular)
нулама (dative plural)
нулу (accusative singular)
нуле (accusative plural)
нуло (singular vocative)
нуле (plural vocative)
нули (locative singular)
нулама (locative plural)
нулом (instrumental singular)
нулама (instrumental plural)

Next number: јѐдан (1)


autostop

sh-noun

àutostop m (Cyrillic spelling а̀утостоп)

àutostop (canonical masculine)
а̀утостоп (Cyrillic)
autostop (nominative singular)
autostopa (genitive singular)
autostopu (dative singular)
autostop (accusative singular)
autostope (singular vocative)
autostopu (locative singular)
autostopom (instrumental singular)
auto-stop (alternative)


ljudi

ljȗdi (canonical masculine plural)
singular: čovjek (canonical)
čovek (canonical)
љу̑ди (Cyrillic)
čovjek (nominative singular)
ljȗdi (nominative plural)
čovjeka (genitive singular)
ljúdī (genitive plural)
čovjeku (dative singular)
ljúdima (dative plural)
čovjeka (accusative singular)
ljȗde (accusative plural)
čovječe (singular vocative)
ljȗdi (plural vocative)
čovjeku (locative singular)
ljúdima (locative plural)
čovjekom (instrumental singular)
ljúdima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *ľudьje, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *ljaudejes, nominative plural of *ljáudis, from Proto-Indo-European *h₁léwdʰis, from *h₁lewdʰ-.

Dva čovjeka su išla cestom.

Pet ljudi je išlo cestom.

(colloquial) guys, you guys (group of familiar people of any or mixed gender)

(vocative) everybody, everyone (addressing a group of people)


људи

љу̑ди (canonical masculine plural)
singular: čȍvjek (canonical)
čȍvek (canonical)
ljȗdi (romanization)
чо̏вјек (nominative singular)
чо̏век (nominative singular)
љу̑ди (nominative plural)
чо̏вјека (genitive singular)
чо̏века (genitive singular)
љу́дӣ (genitive plural)
чо̏вјеку (dative singular)
чо̏веку (dative singular)
љу́дима (dative plural)
чо̏вјека (accusative singular)
чо̏века (accusative singular)
љу̑де (accusative plural)
чо̏вјече (singular vocative)
чо̏вече (singular vocative)
љу̑ди (plural vocative)
чо̏вјеку (locative singular)
чо̏веку (locative singular)
љу́дима (locative plural)
чо̏вјеком (instrumental singular)
чо̏веком (instrumental singular)
љу́дима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *ľudьje, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *ljaudejes, nominative plural of *ljáudis, from Proto-Indo-European *h₁léwdʰis.

Два човјека су ишла цестом.

Пет људи је ишло цестом.


narod

národ (canonical masculine)
на́род (Cyrillic)
národ (nominative singular)
národi (nominative plural)
národa (genitive singular)
nárōdā (genitive plural)
národu (dative singular)
národima (dative plural)
národ (accusative singular)
národe (accusative plural)
národe (singular vocative)
národi (plural vocative)
národu (locative singular)
národima (locative plural)
národom (instrumental singular)
národima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *narodъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *nōradа́s. Morphologically as if na- + rod (“race”).

Kakav smo mi to narod kad je "gubav" jedina r(ij)eč koja se rimuje s "ljubav"?

"What kind of people are we when "leprous" is the only word that rhymes with "love"?

Sa raznim uputstvima i naređenjima preduzeli smo mjere kod svih jedinica da pravilno politički rade sa narodom, te da osjeti ljubav naših trupa i ne bude nezgodnih ispada.

1942 November 27, Josip Broz Tito, Izvještaj štaba 3. NOU divizije, Jajce:

With various instructions and orders, we have taken measures with all units to work properly politically with the people, and to feel the love of our troops and there will be no inconvenient outbursts.


народ

на́род (canonical masculine)
národ (romanization)
на́род (nominative singular)
на́роди (nominative plural)
народа (genitive singular)
народа (genitive plural)
народу (dative singular)
народима (dative plural)
народ (accusative singular)
народе (accusative plural)
народе (singular vocative)
народи (plural vocative)
народу (locative singular)
народима (locative plural)
народом (instrumental singular)
народима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *narodъ. By surface analysis, на- + род (“race”).

Какав смо ми то народ кад је "губав" једина р(иј)еч која се римује с "љубав"?

Са разним упутствима и наређењима предузели смо мјере код свих јединица да правилно политички раде са народом, те да осјети љубав наших трупа и не буде незгодних испада.

1942 November 27, Јосип Броз Тито, Извјештај штаба 3. НОУ дивизије, Jajce:


čovek

čȍvek or čòvek m (Cyrillic spelling чо̏век or чо̀век)

čȍvek (canonical)
čòvek (canonical masculine)
чо̏век (Cyrillic)
чо̀век (Cyrillic)
čȍvek (nominative singular)
ljȗdi (nominative plural)
čovèka (genitive singular)
ljúdī (genitive plural)
čovèku (dative singular)
ljúdima (dative plural)
čovèka (accusative singular)
ljȗde (accusative plural)
čȍveče (singular vocative)
ljȗdi (plural vocative)
čovèku (locative singular)
ljúdima (locative plural)
čovèkom (instrumental singular)
ljúdima (instrumental plural)
čòvek (nominative singular)
ljȗdi (nominative plural)
čòveka (genitive singular)
ljúdī (genitive plural)
čòveku (dative singular)
ljúdima (dative plural)
čòveka (accusative singular)
ljȗde (accusative plural)
čȍveče (singular vocative)
ljȗdi (plural vocative)
čòveku (locative singular)
ljúdima (locative plural)
čòvekom (instrumental singular)
ljúdima (instrumental plural)
čòveci (nominative plural)
čoveka (genitive plural)
čovecima (dative plural)
čoveke (accusative plural)
čoveci (plural vocative)
čovecima (locative plural)
čovecima (instrumental plural)
čȍvjek (alternative Ijekavian)
čovik (alternative Chakavian Ikavian)
človik (alternative Chakavian Ikavian)
človek (alternative Kajkavian archaic)
človjek (alternative obsolete)
čoek (alternative colloquial regional)
čojek (alternative colloquial regional)
čȏk (alternative colloquial regional)

From older človek, from Proto-Slavic *čьlověkъ, *čelověkъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *kelawaikas.

jeste li vid(j)eli ovog čov(j)eka?

ti si mrtav čov(j)ek

zanemarite čov(j)eka iza zav(j)ese

pay no attention to the man behind the curtain

ne želim biti čov(j)ek, želim biti robot!

I don't want to be human, I want to be a robot!

nisi zao, samo si...čov(j)ek


čovjek

čòvjek or čȍvjek m (Cyrillic spelling чо̀вјек or чо̏вјек)

čòvjek (canonical)
čȍvjek (canonical masculine)
чо̀вјек (Cyrillic)
чо̏вјек (Cyrillic)
čòvjek (nominative singular)
ljȗdi (nominative plural)
čòvjeka (genitive singular)
ljúdī (genitive plural)
čòvjeku (dative singular)
ljúdima (dative plural)
čòvjeka (accusative singular)
ljȗde (accusative plural)
čȍvječe (singular vocative)
čòvječe (singular vocative)
ljȗdi (plural vocative)
čòvjeku (locative singular)
ljúdima (locative plural)
čòvjekom (instrumental singular)
ljúdima (instrumental plural)
čȍvjek (nominative singular)
ljȗdi (nominative plural)
čovjèka (genitive singular)
ljúdī (genitive plural)
čovjèku (dative singular)
ljúdima (dative plural)
čovjèka (accusative singular)
ljȗde (accusative plural)
čȍvječe (singular vocative)
ljȗdi (plural vocative)
čovjèku (locative singular)
ljúdima (locative plural)
čovjèkom (instrumental singular)
ljúdima (instrumental plural)
čȍvjek (nominative singular)
ljȗdi (nominative plural)
čȍvjeka (genitive singular)
ljúdī (genitive plural)
čȍvjeku (dative singular)
ljúdima (dative plural)
čȍvjeka (accusative singular)
ljȗde (accusative plural)
čȍvječe (singular vocative)
ljȗdi (plural vocative)
čȍvjeku (locative singular)
ljúdima (locative plural)
čȍvjekom (instrumental singular)
ljúdima (instrumental plural)
čòvjeci (nominative plural)
čȍvjēkā (genitive plural)
čòvjēkā (genitive plural)
čòvjecima (dative plural)
čòvjeke (accusative plural)
čòvjeci (plural vocative)
čòvjecima (locative plural)
čòvjecima (instrumental plural)
čovek (alternative Ekavian)
čovik (alternative Chakavian Ikavian)
človik (alternative Chakavian Ikavian)
človek (alternative Kajkavian archaic)
človjek (alternative obsolete)
čoek (alternative regional)
čojek (alternative regional)
čoik (alternative regional)
čok (alternative regional)
ček (alternative regional)
šlovek (alternative regional)
šovek (alternative regional)

From older človjek, from Proto-Slavic *čьlověkъ, *čelověkъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *kelawaikas.

Jeste li vid(j)eli ovog čov(j)eka?

Ti si mrtav čov(j)ek.

Zanemarite čov(j)eka iza zav(j)ese.

Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain.

Ne želim biti čov(j)ek, želim biti robot!

Nisi zao, samo si...čov(j)ek.

Боље се с чоеком побити него с рђом целивати. У Грбљу.

1849, Vuk Stefanović Karadžić, Srpske narodne poslovice [Serbian Folk Proverbs], Beč, page 27:

It is better to fight with a [proper] man than to kiss with an unworthy one. From Grbalj.

Bolje se s čoekom pobiti nego s rđom celivati. U Grblju.

Vrijeme i narav bijahu neopisivo sumorni. U takvim časovima čovjek biva zlovoljan, dremovan i nezadovoljan.

1882, Ante Kovačić, Fiškal [The Advocate], Zagreb: Bulaja naklada, published 2013, →ISBN, page 28:

The weather and nature were indescribably dismal. In such moments, one becomes ill-willed, drowsy and dissatisfied.

used as an indefinite, general subject; any person in the given situation


перо

пѐро (canonical neuter)
pèro (romanization)
перо (nominative singular)
пера (nominative plural)
пера (genitive singular)
пера (genitive plural)
перу (dative singular)
перима (dative plural)
перо (accusative singular)
пера (accusative plural)
перо (singular vocative)
пера (plural vocative)
перу (locative singular)
перима (locative plural)
пером (instrumental singular)
перима (instrumental plural)

чов(ј)ек од пера


стол

сто̑л (canonical masculine)
stȏl (romanization)
сто̑ (nominative singular)
сто̑л (nominative singular)
стòлови (nominative plural)
стòла (genitive singular)
стòлōвā (genitive plural)
стòлу (dative singular)
стòловима (dative plural)
сто̑ (accusative singular)
сто̑л (accusative singular)
стòлове (accusative plural)
стȍле (singular vocative)
стòлови (plural vocative)
стòлу (locative singular)
стòловима (locative plural)
стòлом (instrumental singular)
стòловима (instrumental plural)
сто̑ (alternative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *stolъ.
Doublet of а̀ста̄л, from the same ultimate source only borrowed through Hungarian.


астал

а̀ста̄л (canonical masculine)
àstāl (romanization)
а̀ста̄л (nominative singular)
аста́ли (nominative plural)
аста́ла (genitive singular)
аста́ла̄ (genitive plural)
аста́лу (dative singular)
аста́лима (dative plural)
а̀ста̄л (accusative singular)
аста́ле (accusative plural)
а̏ста̄ле (singular vocative)
аста́ли (plural vocative)
аста́лу (locative singular)
аста́лима (locative plural)
аста́лом (instrumental singular)
аста́лима (instrumental plural)
ха̀ста̄л (alternative)

Borrowed from Hungarian asztal, itself derived from Proto-Slavic *stolъ, thus a doublet of сто̑/сто̑л.


сто

сто̑ (canonical masculine)
stȏ (romanization)
сто̑ (nominative singular)
сто̀лови (nominative plural)
сто̀ла (genitive singular)
сто̀ло̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
сто̀лу (dative singular)
сто̀ловима (dative plural)
сто̑ (accusative singular)
сто̀лове (accusative plural)
сто̏ле (singular vocative)
сто̀лови (plural vocative)
сто̀лу (locative singular)
сто̀ловима (locative plural)
сто̀лом (instrumental singular)
сто̀ловима (instrumental plural)
сто̑л (alternative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *stolъ. Doublet of а̀ста̄л, from the same ultimate source, but which was borrowed through Hungarian.


stotina

stȍtina (canonical feminine)
сто̏тина (Cyrillic)
stȍtina (nominative singular)
stotine (nominative plural)
stotine (genitive singular)
stotina (genitive plural)
stotini (dative singular)
stotinama (dative plural)
stotinu (accusative singular)
stotine (accusative plural)
stotino (singular vocative)
stotine (plural vocative)
stotini (locative singular)
stotinama (locative plural)
stotinom (instrumental singular)
stotinama (instrumental plural)


stotina

stotìna (canonical feminine)
стотѝна (Cyrillic)
stotìna (nominative singular)
stotine (nominative plural)
stotine (genitive singular)
stotina (genitive plural)
stotini (dative singular)
stotinama (dative plural)
stotinu (accusative singular)
stotine (accusative plural)
stotino (singular vocative)
stotine (plural vocative)
stotini (locative singular)
stotinama (locative plural)
stotinom (instrumental singular)
stotinama (instrumental plural)


astal

àstāl (canonical masculine)
а̀ста̄л (Cyrillic)
àstāl (nominative singular)
astáli (nominative plural)
astála (genitive singular)
astálā (genitive plural)
astálu (dative singular)
astálima (dative plural)
àstāl (accusative singular)
astále (accusative plural)
ȁstāle (singular vocative)
astáli (plural vocative)
astálu (locative singular)
astálima (locative plural)
astálom (instrumental singular)
astálima (instrumental plural)
hàstāl (alternative)

Borrowed from Hungarian asztal, itself derived from Proto-Slavic *stolъ, thus a doublet of stȏl/stȏ.


стотина

сто̏тина (canonical feminine)
stȍtina (romanization)
сто̏тина (nominative singular)
стотине (nominative plural)
стотине (genitive singular)
стотина (genitive plural)
стотини (dative singular)
стотинама (dative plural)
стотину (accusative singular)
стотине (accusative plural)
стотино (singular vocative)
стотине (plural vocative)
стотини (locative singular)
стотинама (locative plural)
стотином (instrumental singular)
стотинама (instrumental plural)


стотина

стотѝна (canonical feminine)
stotìna (romanization)
стотѝна (nominative singular)
стотине (nominative plural)
стотине (genitive singular)
стотина (genitive plural)
стотини (dative singular)
стотинама (dative plural)
стотину (accusative singular)
стотине (accusative plural)
стотино (singular vocative)
стотине (plural vocative)
стотини (locative singular)
стотинама (locative plural)
стотином (instrumental singular)
стотинама (instrumental plural)

From сто̑ (“hundred”). Compare сто̏тина.


космонаут

космона̀ут (canonical masculine)
kosmonàut (romanization)
космонаут (nominative singular)
космонаути (nominative plural)
космонаута (genitive singular)
космонаута (genitive plural)
космонауту (dative singular)
космонаутима (dative plural)
космонаута (accusative singular)
космонауте (accusative plural)
космонауте (singular vocative)
космонаути (plural vocative)
космонауту (locative singular)
космонаутима (locative plural)
космонаутом (instrumental singular)
космонаутима (instrumental plural)
козмона̀ут (alternative)


астронаут

астрона̀ут (canonical masculine)
astronàut (romanization)
астронаут (nominative singular)
астронаути (nominative plural)
астронаута (genitive singular)
астронаута (genitive plural)
астронауту (dative singular)
астронаутима (dative plural)
астронаута (accusative singular)
астронауте (accusative plural)
астронауте (singular vocative)
астронаути (plural vocative)
астронауту (locative singular)
астронаутима (locative plural)
астронаутом (instrumental singular)
астронаутима (instrumental plural)


kosmonaut

kosmonàut m (Cyrillic spelling космона̀ут)

kosmonàut (canonical masculine)
космона̀ут (Cyrillic)
kosmonaut (nominative singular)
kosmonauti (nominative plural)
kosmonauta (genitive singular)
kosmonauta (genitive plural)
kosmonautu (dative singular)
kosmonautima (dative plural)
kosmonauta (accusative singular)
kosmonaute (accusative plural)
kosmonaute (singular vocative)
kosmonauti (plural vocative)
kosmonautu (locative singular)
kosmonautima (locative plural)
kosmonautom (instrumental singular)
kosmonautima (instrumental plural)
kozmonàut (alternative)


солдат

со̏лда̄т (canonical masculine)
sȍldāt (romanization)
солдат (nominative singular)
солдати (nominative plural)
солдата (genitive singular)
солдата (genitive plural)
солдату (dative singular)
солдатима (dative plural)
солдата (accusative singular)
солдате (accusative plural)
солдате (singular vocative)
солдати (plural vocative)
солдату (locative singular)
солдатима (locative plural)
солдатом (instrumental singular)
солдатима (instrumental plural)


reporter

repòrtēr m (Cyrillic spelling репо̀рте̄р)

repòrtēr (canonical masculine)
репо̀рте̄р (Cyrillic)
repòrtēr (nominative singular)
reporteri (nominative plural)
reportéra (genitive singular)
reportera (genitive plural)
reporteru (dative singular)
reporterima (dative plural)
reportera (accusative singular)
reportere (accusative plural)
reporteru (singular vocative)
reporteri (plural vocative)
reporteru (locative singular)
reporterima (locative plural)
reporterom (instrumental singular)
reporterima (instrumental plural)


океан

окѐа̄н m (Latin spelling okèān, relational adjective окѐа̄нскӣ)

окѐа̄н (canonical masculine)
okèān (romanization)
окѐа̄нскӣ (adjective relational)
окѐа̄н (nominative singular)
океани (nominative plural)
океа́на (genitive singular)
океана (genitive plural)
океану (dative singular)
океанима (dative plural)
океан (accusative singular)
океане (accusative plural)
океане (singular vocative)
океани (plural vocative)
океану (locative singular)
океанима (locative plural)
океаном (instrumental singular)
океанима (instrumental plural)
оцѐа̄н (alternative Croatia)

From Latin Ōceanus, from Ancient Greek Ὠκεανός (Ōkeanós).


smoking

smòking (canonical masculine)
смо̀кинг (Cyrillic)
smoking (nominative singular)
smokinzi (nominative plural)
smokinga (genitive singular)
smokinga (genitive plural)
smokingu (dative singular)
smokinzima (dative plural)
smoking (accusative singular)
smokinge (accusative plural)
smokinže (singular vocative)
smokingu (singular vocative)
smokinzi (plural vocative)
smokingu (locative singular)
smokinzima (locative plural)
smokingom (instrumental singular)
smokinzima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from French smoking, from English smoking jacket.


граб

grab (romanization)
граб (nominative singular)
грабови (nominative plural)
граба (genitive singular)
грабова (genitive plural)
грабу (dative singular)
грабовима (dative plural)
граб (accusative singular)
грабове (accusative plural)
грабе (singular vocative)
грабу (singular vocative)
грабови (plural vocative)
грабу (locative singular)
грабовима (locative plural)
грабом (instrumental singular)
грабовима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *grabrъ, from Proto-Indo-European *grābʰ-.


graf

grȁf (canonical masculine)
гра̏ф (Cyrillic)
grȁf (nominative singular)
gràfovi (nominative plural)
grafa (genitive singular)
grafova (genitive plural)
grafu (dative singular)
grafovima (dative plural)
graf (accusative singular)
grafove (accusative plural)
grafe (singular vocative)
grafovi (plural vocative)
grafu (locative singular)
grafovima (locative plural)
grafom (instrumental singular)
grafovima (instrumental plural)


господа

госпо̀да (canonical masculine)
gospòda (romanization)
госпо̀да (nominative singular)
господе (genitive singular)
господи (dative singular)
господу (accusative singular)
го̏сподо (singular vocative)
господи (locative singular)
господом (instrumental singular)


tuš

tȕš (canonical masculine)
ту̏ш (Cyrillic)
tuš (nominative singular)
tuševi (nominative plural)
tuša (genitive singular)
tuševa (genitive plural)
tušu (dative singular)
tuševima (dative plural)
tuš (accusative singular)
tuševe (accusative plural)
tušu (singular vocative)
tuševi (plural vocative)
tušu (locative singular)
tuševima (locative plural)
tušem (instrumental singular)
tuševima (instrumental plural)

From French douche, probably through German Dusche, which is pronounced (in an Austrian or southern accent) with an initial unaspirated [t].


туш

ту̏ш (canonical masculine)
tȕš (romanization)
туш (nominative singular)
тушеви (nominative plural)
туша (genitive singular)
тушева (genitive plural)
тушу (dative singular)
тушевима (dative plural)
туш (accusative singular)
тушеве (accusative plural)
тушу (singular vocative)
тушеви (plural vocative)
тушу (locative singular)
тушевима (locative plural)
тушем (instrumental singular)
тушевима (instrumental plural)

From French douche, probably through German Dusche, which is prounounced (in an Austrian or southern accent) with an initial unaspirated [t].


пљусак

пљу̑сак (canonical masculine)
pljȗsak (romanization)
пљусак (nominative singular)
пљускови (nominative plural)
пљусци (nominative plural)
пљуска (genitive singular)
пљускова (genitive plural)
пљусака (genitive plural)
пљуску (dative singular)
пљусковима (dative plural)
пљусцима (dative plural)
пљусак (accusative singular)
пљускове (accusative plural)
пљуске (accusative plural)
пљушче (singular vocative)
пљуску (singular vocative)
пљускови (plural vocative)
пљусци (plural vocative)
пљуску (locative singular)
пљусковима (locative plural)
пљусцима (locative plural)
пљуском (instrumental singular)
пљусковима (instrumental plural)
пљусцима (instrumental plural)


pljusak

pljȗsak (canonical masculine)
пљу̑сак (Cyrillic)
pljusak (nominative singular)
pljuskovi (nominative plural)
pljusci (nominative plural)
pljuska (genitive singular)
pljuskova (genitive plural)
pljusaka (genitive plural)
pljusku (dative singular)
pljuskovima (dative plural)
pljuscima (dative plural)
pljusak (accusative singular)
pljuskove (accusative plural)
pljuske (accusative plural)
pljušče (singular vocative)
pljusku (singular vocative)
pljuskovi (plural vocative)
pljusci (plural vocative)
pljusku (locative singular)
pljuskovima (locative plural)
pljuscima (locative plural)
pljuskom (instrumental singular)
pljuskovima (instrumental plural)
pljuscima (instrumental plural)


шева

ше́ва (canonical feminine)
šéva (romanization)
шева (nominative singular)
шеве (nominative plural)
шеве (genitive singular)
шева (genitive plural)
шеви (dative singular)
шевама (dative plural)
шеву (accusative singular)
шеве (accusative plural)
шево (singular vocative)
шеве (plural vocative)
шеви (locative singular)
шевама (locative plural)
шевом (instrumental singular)
шевама (instrumental plural)


ševa

šéva (canonical feminine)
ше́ва (Cyrillic)
ševa (nominative singular)
ševe (nominative plural)
ševe (genitive singular)
ševa (genitive plural)
ševi (dative singular)
ševama (dative plural)
ševu (accusative singular)
ševe (accusative plural)
ševo (singular vocative)
ševe (plural vocative)
ševi (locative singular)
ševama (locative plural)
ševom (instrumental singular)
ševama (instrumental plural)


шала

ша́ла (canonical feminine)
šála (romanization)
шала (nominative singular)
шале (nominative plural)
шале (genitive singular)
шала (genitive plural)
шали (dative singular)
шалама (dative plural)
шалу (accusative singular)
шале (accusative plural)
шало (singular vocative)
шале (plural vocative)
шали (locative singular)
шалама (locative plural)
шалом (instrumental singular)
шалама (instrumental plural)


šala

šála (canonical feminine)
ша́ла (Cyrillic)
šala (nominative singular)
šale (nominative plural)
šale (genitive singular)
šala (genitive plural)
šali (dative singular)
šalama (dative plural)
šalu (accusative singular)
šale (accusative plural)
šalo (singular vocative)
šale (plural vocative)
šali (locative singular)
šalama (locative plural)
šalom (instrumental singular)
šalama (instrumental plural)


šala

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


aman

àmān (canonical masculine)
а̀ма̄н (Cyrillic)
àmān (nominative singular)
amani (nominative plural)
amána (genitive singular)
amana (genitive plural)
amanu (dative singular)
amanima (dative plural)
aman (accusative singular)
amane (accusative plural)
amane (singular vocative)
amani (plural vocative)
amanu (locative singular)
amanima (locative plural)
amanom (instrumental singular)
amanima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish امان (amân), from Arabic أَمَان (ʔamān, “tranquillity, peacefulness”).


strela

stréla (canonical feminine)
стре́ла (Cyrillic)
strela (nominative singular)
strele (nominative plural)
strele (genitive singular)
strela (genitive plural)
streli (dative singular)
strelama (dative plural)
strelu (accusative singular)
strele (accusative plural)
strelo (singular vocative)
strele (plural vocative)
streli (locative singular)
strelama (locative plural)
strelom (instrumental singular)
strelama (instrumental plural)
strijéla (alternative Ijekavian)
strila (alternative Ikavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *strěla, from Proto-Indo-European *strel-, *strēl-, from *ster- (“line, streak, stripe; jet, spurt; beam”).


serotonin

sh-noun

serotònīn m (Cyrillic spelling серото̀нӣн)

serotònīn (canonical masculine)
серото̀нӣн (Cyrillic)
serotònīn (nominative singular)
serotonína (genitive singular)
serotoninu (dative singular)
serotonin (accusative singular)
serotonine (singular vocative)
serotoninu (locative singular)
serotoninom (instrumental singular)


gingivitis

gingivìtis m (Cyrillic spelling гингивѝтис)

gingivìtis (canonical masculine)
гингивѝтис (Cyrillic)
gingivitis (nominative singular)
gingivitisa (genitive singular)
gingivitisu (dative singular)
gingivitis (accusative singular)
gingivitisu (singular vocative)
gingivitisu (locative singular)
gingivitisom (instrumental singular)


овца

о́вца (canonical feminine)
óvca (romanization)
о́вца (nominative singular)
о̑вце (nominative plural)
овце (genitive singular)
ова́ца̄ (genitive plural)
овци (dative singular)
овцама (dative plural)
овцу (accusative singular)
овце (accusative plural)
овцо (singular vocative)
овце (plural vocative)
овци (locative singular)
овцама (locative plural)
овцом (instrumental singular)
овцама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *ovьca, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *áwis, from Proto-Indo-European *h₂ówis.


škola

škȏla (canonical feminine)
шко̑ла (Cyrillic)
škola (nominative singular)
škole (nominative plural)
škole (genitive singular)
škola (genitive plural)
školi (dative singular)
školama (dative plural)
školu (accusative singular)
škole (accusative plural)
školo (singular vocative)
škole (plural vocative)
školi (locative singular)
školama (locative plural)
školom (instrumental singular)
školama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Italian scuola, from Latin schola, from Ancient Greek σχολή (skholḗ).


школа

шко̑ла (canonical feminine)
škȏla (romanization)
школа (nominative singular)
школе (nominative plural)
школе (genitive singular)
школа (genitive plural)
школи (dative singular)
школама (dative plural)
школу (accusative singular)
школе (accusative plural)
школо (singular vocative)
школе (plural vocative)
школи (locative singular)
школама (locative plural)
школом (instrumental singular)
школама (instrumental plural)

From Italian scuola, from Latin schola, from Ancient Greek σχολή (skholḗ).


fakultet

fakùltēt m (Cyrillic spelling факу̀лте̄т)

fakùltēt (canonical masculine)
факу̀лте̄т (Cyrillic)
fakultet (nominative singular)
fakulteti (nominative plural)
fakulteta (genitive singular)
fakulteta (genitive plural)
fakultetu (dative singular)
fakultetima (dative plural)
fakultet (accusative singular)
fakultete (accusative plural)
fakultetu (singular vocative)
fakulteti (plural vocative)
fakultetu (locative singular)
fakultetima (locative plural)
fakultetom (instrumental singular)
fakultetima (instrumental plural)

From German Fakultät, from Latin facultas (“power, capability”).


факултет

факу̀лте̄т (canonical masculine)
fakùltēt (romanization)
факултет (nominative singular)
факултети (nominative plural)
факултета (genitive singular)
факултета (genitive plural)
факултету (dative singular)
факултетима (dative plural)
факултет (accusative singular)
факултете (accusative plural)
факултету (singular vocative)
факултети (plural vocative)
факултету (locative singular)
факултетима (locative plural)
факултетом (instrumental singular)
факултетима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Fakultät, from Latin facultas (“power, capability”).


генерал

генѐра̄л (canonical masculine)
genèrāl (romanization)
генѐра̄л (nominative singular)
генерали (nominative plural)
генера́ла (genitive singular)
генерала (genitive plural)
генералу (dative singular)
генералима (dative plural)
генерала (accusative singular)
генерале (accusative plural)
генерале (singular vocative)
генерали (plural vocative)
генералу (locative singular)
генералима (locative plural)
генералом (instrumental singular)
генералима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German General, from Latin generālis.


strijela

strijéla f (Cyrillic spelling стрије́ла)

strijéla (canonical feminine)
стрије́ла (Cyrillic)
strijela (nominative singular)
strijele (nominative plural)
strijele (genitive singular)
strijela (genitive plural)
strijeli (dative singular)
strijelama (dative plural)
strijelu (accusative singular)
strijele (accusative plural)
strijelo (singular vocative)
strijele (plural vocative)
strijeli (locative singular)
strijelama (locative plural)
strijelom (instrumental singular)
strijelama (instrumental plural)
stréla (alternative Ekavian)
strila (alternative Ikavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *strěla.
See also German Strahl and Czech střela.


стрела

стре́ла (canonical feminine)
stréla (romanization)
стрела (nominative singular)
стреле (nominative plural)
стреле (genitive singular)
стрела (genitive plural)
стрели (dative singular)
стрелама (dative plural)
стрелу (accusative singular)
стреле (accusative plural)
стрело (singular vocative)
стреле (plural vocative)
стрели (locative singular)
стрелама (locative plural)
стрелом (instrumental singular)
стрелама (instrumental plural)
стрије́ла (alternative Ijekavian)
strila (alternative Ikavian)


академија

акадѐмија f (Latin spelling akadèmija, relational adjective ака̀демскӣ or акадѐмӣјскӣ)

акадѐмија (canonical feminine)
akadèmija (romanization)
ака̀демскӣ (adjective relational)
акадѐмӣјскӣ (adjective relational)
академија (nominative singular)
академије (nominative plural)
академије (genitive singular)
академија (genitive plural)
академији (dative singular)
академијама (dative plural)
академију (accusative singular)
академије (accusative plural)
академијо (singular vocative)
академије (plural vocative)
академији (locative singular)
академијама (locative plural)
академијом (instrumental singular)
академијама (instrumental plural)

а‧ка‧де‧ми‧ја

From Latin acadēmīa, from Ancient Greek Ἀκαδημία (Akadēmía), a grove of trees and gymnasium outside of Athens where Plato taught; from the name of the supposed former owner of that estate, the Attic hero Akademos.


akademija

akadèmija f (Cyrillic spelling акадѐмија, relational adjective akàdemskī or akadèmījskī)

akadèmija (canonical feminine)
акадѐмија (Cyrillic)
akàdemskī (adjective relational)
akadèmījskī (adjective relational)
akademija (nominative singular)
akademije (nominative plural)
akademije (genitive singular)
akademija (genitive plural)
akademiji (dative singular)
akademijama (dative plural)
akademiju (accusative singular)
akademije (accusative plural)
akademijo (singular vocative)
akademije (plural vocative)
akademiji (locative singular)
akademijama (locative plural)
akademijom (instrumental singular)
akademijama (instrumental plural)


koledž

kòledž (canonical masculine)
ко̀леџ (Cyrillic)
koledž (nominative singular)
koledži (nominative plural)
koledža (genitive singular)
koledža (genitive plural)
koledžu (dative singular)
koledžima (dative plural)
koledž (accusative singular)
koledže (accusative plural)
koledžu (singular vocative)
koledži (plural vocative)
koledžu (locative singular)
koledžima (locative plural)
koledžem (instrumental singular)
koledžima (instrumental plural)

From English college, from Old French college, from Latin collegium.


колеџ

ко̀леџ (canonical masculine)
kòledž (romanization)
колеџ (nominative singular)
колеџи (nominative plural)
колеџа (genitive singular)
колеџа (genitive plural)
колеџу (dative singular)
колеџима (dative plural)
колеџ (accusative singular)
колеџе (accusative plural)
колеџу (singular vocative)
колеџи (plural vocative)
колеџу (locative singular)
колеџима (locative plural)
колеџем (instrumental singular)
колеџима (instrumental plural)

From English college, from Old French collége, from Latin collegium.


univerzitet

univerzìtēt m (Cyrillic spelling универзѝте̄т)

univerzìtēt (canonical masculine)
универзѝте̄т (Cyrillic)
univerzìtēt (nominative singular)
univerziteti (nominative plural)
univerzitéta (genitive singular)
univerziteta (genitive plural)
univerzitetu (dative singular)
univerzitetima (dative plural)
univerzitet (accusative singular)
univerzitete (accusative plural)
univerzitete (singular vocative)
univerziteti (plural vocative)
univerzitetu (locative singular)
univerzitetima (locative plural)
univerzitetom (instrumental singular)
univerzitetima (instrumental plural)

From German Universität, from Latin universitas.


универзитет

универзѝте̄т

универзѝте̄т m (Latin spelling univerzìtēt)

универзѝте̄т (canonical masculine)
univerzìtēt (romanization)
универзѝте̄т (nominative singular)
универзитети (nominative plural)
универзите́та (genitive singular)
универзитета (genitive plural)
универзитету (dative singular)
универзитетима (dative plural)
универзитет (accusative singular)
универзитете (accusative plural)
универзитете (singular vocative)
универзитети (plural vocative)
универзитету (locative singular)
универзитетима (locative plural)
универзитетом (instrumental singular)
универзитетима (instrumental plural)


пут

пу̑т (canonical masculine)
pȗt (romanization)
пу̑т (nominative singular)
пу́тови (nominative plural)
пу́теви (nominative plural)
пу́ти (nominative plural)
пу́та (genitive singular)
пу́те̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
пу́то̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
путу (dative singular)
пу́товима (dative plural)
пу́тевима (dative plural)
пу́тима (dative plural)
пу̑т (accusative singular)
пу́тове (accusative plural)
пу́теве (accusative plural)
пу́те (accusative plural)
путе (singular vocative)
пу́тови (plural vocative)
пу́теви (plural vocative)
пу́ти (plural vocative)
путу (locative singular)
пу́товима (locative plural)
пу́тевима (locative plural)
пу́тима (locative plural)
пу́том (instrumental singular)
пу́тем (instrumental singular)
пу́товима (instrumental plural)
пу́тевима (instrumental plural)
пу́тима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pǫtь, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *pántis, from Proto-Indo-European *póntoh₁s.

пут за Сарајево

гд(ј)е води овај пут?

овим путем

ићи правим путем

водени пут

ићи својим путем

стати некоме на пут

терет је на путу

мичи ми се с пута!

најкраћи пут до болнице

на пола пута до школе

крчити пут

пут до усп(ј)еха

ићи на пут

бити на путу

пут око св(иј)ета

ословни пут

судским путем

службеним/званичним путем

Мл(иј)ечни пут


пут

пу̏т (canonical feminine)
pȕt (romanization)
пут (nominative singular)
пути (nominative plural)
пути (genitive singular)
пути (genitive plural)
пути (dative singular)
путима (dative plural)
пут (accusative singular)
пути (accusative plural)
пути (singular vocative)
пути (plural vocative)
пути (locative singular)
путима (locative plural)
пућу (instrumental singular)
путима (instrumental plural)

св(иј)етла пут

тамна пут

црна пут

млада пут

гладна пут

body as a totality of physical properties and sensitivities


арханђел

а̀рха̄нђел (canonical masculine)
àrhānđel (romanization)
арханђео (alternative)


arhanđel

àrhānđel m (Cyrillic spelling а̀рха̄нђел)

àrhānđel (canonical masculine)
а̀рха̄нђел (Cyrillic)
arhanđeo (alternative)


arhanđeo

àrhānđeo m (Cyrillic spelling а̀рха̄нђео)

àrhānđeo (canonical masculine)
а̀рха̄нђео (Cyrillic)
àrhānđel (alternative)
àrkānđel (alternative)
àrkānđeo (alternative)


арханђео

а̀рха̄нђео (canonical masculine)
àrhānđeo (romanization)
арханђел (alternative)


престо

пре̏сто (canonical masculine)
prȅsto (romanization)


abortus

abòrtus (canonical masculine)
або̀ртус (Cyrillic)
abortus (nominative singular)
abortusi (nominative plural)
abortusa (genitive singular)
abortusa (genitive plural)
abortusu (dative singular)
abortusima (dative plural)
abortus (accusative singular)
abortuse (accusative plural)
abortuse (singular vocative)
abortusi (plural vocative)
abortusu (locative singular)
abortusima (locative plural)
abortusom (instrumental singular)
abortusima (instrumental plural)


ован

о́ван (canonical masculine)
óvan (romanization)
о́ван (nominative singular)
о́внови (nominative plural)
о́вна (genitive singular)
овнова (genitive plural)
овну (dative singular)
овновима (dative plural)
овна (accusative singular)
овнове (accusative plural)
овне (singular vocative)
овнови (plural vocative)
овну (locative singular)
овновима (locative plural)
овном (instrumental singular)
овновима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *ovьnъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *awinas.


ovan

óvan (canonical masculine)
о́ван (Cyrillic)
óvan (nominative singular)
óvnovi (nominative plural)
óvna (genitive singular)
ovnova (genitive plural)
ovnu (dative singular)
ovnovima (dative plural)
ovna (accusative singular)
ovnove (accusative plural)
ovne (singular vocative)
ovnovi (plural vocative)
ovnu (locative singular)
ovnovima (locative plural)
ovnom (instrumental singular)
ovnovima (instrumental plural)


јагње

ја̏гње (canonical neuter)
jȁgnje (romanization)
јагње (nominative singular)
јагњад (nominative plural)
јагњета (genitive singular)
јагњади (genitive plural)
јагњету (dative singular)
јагњади (dative plural)
јагње (accusative singular)
јагњад (accusative plural)
јагње (singular vocative)
јагњади (plural vocative)
јагњету (locative singular)
јагњади (locative plural)
јагњетом (instrumental singular)
јагњађу (instrumental plural)
јагњади (instrumental plural)
jȁnje (alternative Croatia)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *(j)agnę, from Proto-Indo-European *h₂egʷnós.


jagnje

jȁgnje (canonical neuter)
ја̏гње (Cyrillic)
jagnje (nominative singular)
jagnjad (nominative plural)
jagnjeta (genitive singular)
jagnjadi (genitive plural)
jagnjetu (dative singular)
jagnjadi (dative plural)
jagnje (accusative singular)
jagnjad (accusative plural)
jagnje (singular vocative)
jagnjadi (plural vocative)
jagnjetu (locative singular)
jagnjadi (locative plural)
jagnjetom (instrumental singular)
jagnjađu (instrumental plural)
jagnjadi (instrumental plural)
jȁnje (alternative Bosnia Croatia)


jagnjetina

jàgnjetina f (Cyrillic spelling ја̀гњетина)

jàgnjetina (canonical feminine)
ја̀гњетина (Cyrillic)
jagnjetina (nominative singular)
jagnjetine (genitive singular)
jagnjetini (dative singular)
jagnjetinu (accusative singular)
jagnjetino (singular vocative)
jagnjetini (locative singular)
jagnjetinom (instrumental singular)
jànjetina (alternative)
jàgnjećina (alternative)
jànjećina (alternative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *agnętina. Morphologically from jȁgnje + -ina.

(uncountable) lamb; flesh of sheep as food


јагњетина

ја̀гњетина f (Latin spelling jàgnjetina)

ја̀гњетина (canonical feminine)
jàgnjetina (romanization)
јагњетина (nominative singular)
јагњетине (genitive singular)
јагњетини (dative singular)
јагњетину (accusative singular)
јагњетино (singular vocative)
јагњетини (locative singular)
јагњетином (instrumental singular)
ја̀њетина (alternative)
ја̀гњећина (alternative)
ја̀њећина (alternative)

јаг‧ње‧ти‧на

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *agnętina. Morphologically from ја̏гње + -ина.

suffix

ја̏гње + -ина


марципан

марцѝпа̄н (canonical masculine)
marcìpān (romanization)
марцѝпа̄н (nominative singular)
марципа́на (genitive singular)
марципану (dative singular)
марципан (accusative singular)
марципане (singular vocative)
марципану (locative singular)
марципаном (instrumental singular)

From German Marzipan, from Italian marzapane (misinterpreted as if from Latin Marci panis ‘Mark's bread’), now thought originally to come from Martaban, a Burmese port known for its spice exports.


marcipan

sh-noun

marcìpān m (Cyrillic spelling марцѝпа̄н)

marcìpān (canonical masculine)
марцѝпа̄н (Cyrillic)
marcìpān (nominative singular)
marcipána (genitive singular)
marcipanu (dative singular)
marcipan (accusative singular)
marcipane (singular vocative)
marcipanu (locative singular)
marcipanom (instrumental singular)


tampon

tàmpōn (canonical masculine)
та̀мпо̄н (Cyrillic)
tàmpōn (nominative singular)
tamponi (nominative plural)
tampóna (genitive singular)
tampona (genitive plural)
tamponu (dative singular)
tamponima (dative plural)
tampon (accusative singular)
tampone (accusative plural)
tampone (singular vocative)
tamponi (plural vocative)
tamponu (locative singular)
tamponima (locative plural)
tamponom (instrumental singular)
tamponima (instrumental plural)


vagon

vàgōn (canonical masculine)
ва̀го̄н (Cyrillic)
vagon (nominative singular)
vagoni (nominative plural)
vagona (genitive singular)
vagona (genitive plural)
vagonu (dative singular)
vagonima (dative plural)
vagon (accusative singular)
vagone (accusative plural)
vagone (singular vocative)
vagoni (plural vocative)
vagonu (locative singular)
vagonima (locative plural)
vagonom (instrumental singular)
vagonima (instrumental plural)

From English wagon, from Dutch wagen, waghen.

car (the part of a subway train or rail train carrying passengers)


вагон

ва̀го̄н (canonical masculine)
vàgōn (romanization)
вагон (nominative singular)
вагони (nominative plural)
вагона (genitive singular)
вагона (genitive plural)
вагону (dative singular)
вагонима (dative plural)
вагон (accusative singular)
вагоне (accusative plural)
вагоне (singular vocative)
вагони (plural vocative)
вагону (locative singular)
вагонима (locative plural)
вагоном (instrumental singular)
вагонима (instrumental plural)


putnik

pȗtnīk (canonical masculine)
пу̑тнӣк (Cyrillic)
pȗtnīk (nominative singular)
pȗtnīci (nominative plural)
putnika (genitive singular)
putnika (genitive plural)
putniku (dative singular)
putnicima (dative plural)
putnika (accusative singular)
putnike (accusative plural)
pȗtnīče (singular vocative)
putnici (plural vocative)
putniku (locative singular)
putnicima (locative plural)
putnikom (instrumental singular)
putnicima (instrumental plural)


путник

пу̑тнӣк (canonical masculine)
pȗtnīk (romanization)
пу̑тнӣк (nominative singular)
пу̑тнӣци (nominative plural)
путника (genitive singular)
путника (genitive plural)
путнику (dative singular)
путницима (dative plural)
путника (accusative singular)
путнике (accusative plural)
пу̑тнӣче (singular vocative)
путници (plural vocative)
путнику (locative singular)
путницима (locative plural)
путником (instrumental singular)
путницима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pǫtьnikъ; morphologically, from -нӣк.


vjerovanje

vjȅrovānje n (Cyrillic spelling вје̏рова̄ње)

vjȅrovānje (canonical neuter)
вје̏рова̄ње (Cyrillic)
vjerovanje (nominative singular)
vjerovanja (nominative plural)
vjerovanja (genitive singular)
vjerovanja (genitive plural)
vjerovanju (dative singular)
vjerovanjima (dative plural)
vjerovanje (accusative singular)
vjerovanja (accusative plural)
vjerovanje (singular vocative)
vjerovanja (plural vocative)
vjerovanju (locative singular)
vjerovanjima (locative plural)
vjerovanjem (instrumental singular)
vjerovanjima (instrumental plural)
vȅrovānje (alternative Ekavian)


vjera

vjȅra (canonical feminine)
вје̏ра (Cyrillic)
vjȅra (nominative singular)
vjere (nominative plural)
vjere (genitive singular)
vjȇrā (genitive plural)
vjeri (dative singular)
vjerama (dative plural)
vjeru (accusative singular)
vjere (accusative plural)
vjero (singular vocative)
vjere (plural vocative)
vjeri (locative singular)
vjerama (locative plural)
vjerom (instrumental singular)
vjerama (instrumental plural)
vȅra (alternative Ekavian)
vira (alternative Ikavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *věra, from Proto-Indo-European *weh₁ros.


веровање

ве̏рова̄ње (canonical neuter)
vȅrovānje (romanization)
веровање (nominative singular)
веровања (nominative plural)
веровања (genitive singular)
веровања (genitive plural)
веровању (dative singular)
веровањима (dative plural)
веровање (accusative singular)
веровања (accusative plural)
веровање (singular vocative)
веровања (plural vocative)
веровању (locative singular)
веровањима (locative plural)
веровањем (instrumental singular)
веровањима (instrumental plural)
вје̏рова̄ње (alternative Ijekavian)


verovanje

vȅrovānje n (Cyrillic spelling ве̏рова̄ње)

vȅrovānje (canonical neuter)
ве̏рова̄ње (Cyrillic)
verovanje (nominative singular)
verovanja (nominative plural)
verovanja (genitive singular)
verovanja (genitive plural)
verovanju (dative singular)
verovanjima (dative plural)
verovanje (accusative singular)
verovanja (accusative plural)
verovanje (singular vocative)
verovanja (plural vocative)
verovanju (locative singular)
verovanjima (locative plural)
verovanjem (instrumental singular)
verovanjima (instrumental plural)
vjȅrovānje (alternative Ijekavian)


вера

ве̏ра (canonical feminine)
vȅra (romanization)
ве̏ра (nominative singular)
вере (nominative plural)
вере (genitive singular)
ве̑ра̄ (genitive plural)
вери (dative singular)
верама (dative plural)
веру (accusative singular)
вере (accusative plural)
веро (singular vocative)
вере (plural vocative)
вери (locative singular)
верама (locative plural)
вером (instrumental singular)
верама (instrumental plural)
вје̏ра (alternative Ijekavian)
vira (alternative Ikavian)


вера

ве̑ра (canonical feminine)
vȇra (romanization)
ве̑ра (nominative singular)
вере (nominative plural)
вере (genitive singular)
ве̑ра̄ (genitive plural)
вери (dative singular)
верама (dative plural)
веру (accusative singular)
вере (accusative plural)
веро (singular vocative)
вере (plural vocative)
вери (locative singular)
верама (locative plural)
вером (instrumental singular)
верама (instrumental plural)


gljiva

gljȉva (canonical feminine)
гљи̏ва (Cyrillic)
gljȉva (nominative singular)
gljive (nominative plural)
gljive (genitive singular)
gljȋvā (genitive plural)
gljivi (dative singular)
gljivama (dative plural)
gljivu (accusative singular)
gljive (accusative plural)
gljivo (singular vocative)
gljive (plural vocative)
gljivi (locative singular)
gljivama (locative plural)
gljivom (instrumental singular)
gljivama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *gliva (“fungus”).


гљива

гљи̏ва (canonical feminine)
gljȉva (romanization)
гљи̏ва (nominative singular)
гљиве (nominative plural)
гљиве (genitive singular)
гљи̑ва̄ (genitive plural)
гљиви (dative singular)
гљивама (dative plural)
гљиву (accusative singular)
гљиве (accusative plural)
гљиво (singular vocative)
гљиве (plural vocative)
гљиви (locative singular)
гљивама (locative plural)
гљивом (instrumental singular)
гљивама (instrumental plural)


трагедија

sh-noun

тра̀ге̄дија f (Latin spelling tràgēdija)

тра̀ге̄дија (canonical feminine)
tràgēdija (romanization)
трагедија (nominative singular)
трагедије (nominative plural)
трагедије (genitive singular)
трагедија (genitive plural)
трагедији (dative singular)
трагедијама (dative plural)
трагедију (accusative singular)
трагедије (accusative plural)
трагедијо (singular vocative)
трагедије (plural vocative)
трагедији (locative singular)
трагедијама (locative plural)
трагедијом (instrumental singular)
трагедијама (instrumental plural)

тра‧ге‧ди‧ја

From Latin tragoedia, from the Ancient Greek τραγῳδία (tragōidía, “epic play, tragedy”), from τράγος (trágos, “male goat”) + ᾠδή (ōidḗ, “song”), a reference to the goat-satyrs of the theatrical plays of the Dorians.


tragedija

sh-noun

tràgēdija f (Cyrillic spelling тра̀ге̄дија)

tràgēdija (canonical feminine)
тра̀ге̄дија (Cyrillic)
tragedija (nominative singular)
tragedije (nominative plural)
tragedije (genitive singular)
tragedija (genitive plural)
tragediji (dative singular)
tragedijama (dative plural)
tragediju (accusative singular)
tragedije (accusative plural)
tragedijo (singular vocative)
tragedije (plural vocative)
tragediji (locative singular)
tragedijama (locative plural)
tragedijom (instrumental singular)
tragedijama (instrumental plural)


долина

долѝна (canonical feminine)
dolìna (romanization)
долѝна (nominative singular)
долине (nominative plural)
долине (genitive singular)
доли́на̄ (genitive plural)
долини (dative singular)
долинама (dative plural)
долину (accusative singular)
долине (accusative plural)
долино (singular vocative)
долине (plural vocative)
долини (locative singular)
долинама (locative plural)
долином (instrumental singular)
долинама (instrumental plural)


лука

лу́ка (canonical feminine)
lúka (romanization)
лу́ка (nominative singular)
луке (nominative plural)
луке (genitive singular)
лука (genitive plural)
лу́ци (dative singular)
лукама (dative plural)
луку (accusative singular)
луке (accusative plural)
луко (singular vocative)
луке (plural vocative)
лу́ци (locative singular)
лукама (locative plural)
луком (instrumental singular)
лукама (instrumental plural)


латиница

латѝница (canonical feminine)
latìnica (romanization)
латиница (nominative singular)
латинице (genitive singular)
латиници (dative singular)
латиницу (accusative singular)
латиницо (singular vocative)
латиници (locative singular)
латиницом (instrumental singular)


azbuka

àzbuka (canonical feminine)
а̀збука (Cyrillic)
azbuka (nominative singular)
azbuke (genitive singular)
azbuci (dative singular)
azbuku (accusative singular)
azbuko (singular vocative)
azbuci (locative singular)
azbukom (instrumental singular)

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

(uncountable) alphabet (based on the Cyrillic script)


абецеда

абеце́да (canonical feminine)
abecéda (romanization)
абецеда (nominative singular)
абецеде (nominative plural)
абецеде (genitive singular)
абецеда (genitive plural)
абецеди (dative singular)
абецедама (dative plural)
абецеду (accusative singular)
абецеде (accusative plural)
абецедо (singular vocative)
абецеде (plural vocative)
абецеди (locative singular)
абецедама (locative plural)
абецедом (instrumental singular)
абецедама (instrumental plural)

From names of letters of the alphabet, а, бе, це, де.


abeceda

abecéda (canonical feminine)
абеце́да (Cyrillic)
abeceda (nominative singular)
abecede (nominative plural)
abecede (genitive singular)
abeceda (genitive plural)
abecedi (dative singular)
abecedama (dative plural)
abecedu (accusative singular)
abecede (accusative plural)
abecedo (singular vocative)
abecede (plural vocative)
abecedi (locative singular)
abecedama (locative plural)
abecedom (instrumental singular)
abecedama (instrumental plural)

From names of letters of the alphabet, a, be, ce, de.


pismo

písmo (canonical neuter)
пи́смо (Cyrillic)
písmo (nominative singular)
pisma (nominative plural)
pisma (genitive singular)
pȋsāmā (genitive plural)
pismu (dative singular)
pismima (dative plural)
pismo (accusative singular)
pisma (accusative plural)
pismo (singular vocative)
pisma (plural vocative)
pismu (locative singular)
pismima (locative plural)
pismom (instrumental singular)
pismima (instrumental plural)

Čeka te sedam pisama.


писмо

пи́смо (canonical neuter)
písmo (romanization)
пи́смо (nominative singular)
писма (nominative plural)
писма (genitive singular)
пи̑са̄ма̄ (genitive plural)
писму (dative singular)
писмима (dative plural)
писмо (accusative singular)
писма (accusative plural)
писмо (singular vocative)
писма (plural vocative)
писму (locative singular)
писмима (locative plural)
писмом (instrumental singular)
писмима (instrumental plural)

Чека те седам писама.


ćirilica

ćirìlica (canonical feminine)
ћирѝлица (Cyrillic)
ćirilica (nominative singular)
ćirilice (genitive singular)
ćirilici (dative singular)
ćirilicu (accusative singular)
ćirilico (singular vocative)
ćirilici (locative singular)
ćirilicom (instrumental singular)


ћирилица

ћирѝлица (canonical feminine)
ćirìlica (romanization)
ћирилица (nominative singular)
ћирилице (genitive singular)
ћирилици (dative singular)
ћирилицу (accusative singular)
ћирилицо (singular vocative)
ћирилици (locative singular)
ћирилицом (instrumental singular)

→ Dzongkha: ཆི་རི་ལི་ཚ (chi ri li tsha)


latinica

latìnica (canonical feminine)
латѝница (Cyrillic)
latinica (nominative singular)
latinice (genitive singular)
latinici (dative singular)
latinicu (accusative singular)
latinico (singular vocative)
latinici (locative singular)
latinicom (instrumental singular)


абажур

аба̀жӯр (canonical masculine)
abàžūr (romanization)
аба̀жӯр (nominative singular)
абажури (nominative plural)
абажу́ра (genitive singular)
абажура (genitive plural)
абажуру (dative singular)
абажурима (dative plural)
абажур (accusative singular)
абажуре (accusative plural)
абажуре (singular vocative)
абажури (plural vocative)
абажуру (locative singular)
абажурима (locative plural)
абажуром (instrumental singular)
абажурима (instrumental plural)


аванс

а̀ванс (canonical masculine)
àvans (romanization)
аванс (nominative singular)
аванси (nominative plural)
аванса (genitive singular)
аванса (genitive plural)
авансу (dative singular)
авансима (dative plural)
аванс (accusative singular)
авансе (accusative plural)
авансе (singular vocative)
аванси (plural vocative)
авансу (locative singular)
авансима (locative plural)
авансом (instrumental singular)
авансима (instrumental plural)


администратор

админѝстра̄тор

админѝстра̄тор m (Latin spelling adminìstrātor)

админѝстра̄тор (canonical masculine)
adminìstrātor (romanization)
администратор (nominative singular)
администратори (nominative plural)
администратора (genitive singular)
администратора (genitive plural)
администратору (dative singular)
администраторима (dative plural)
администратора (accusative singular)
администраторе (accusative plural)
администратору (singular vocative)
администратори (plural vocative)
администратору (locative singular)
администраторима (locative plural)
администратором (instrumental singular)
администраторима (instrumental plural)

ад‧ми‧ни‧стра‧тор


пчела

пчѐла f (Latin spelling pčèla, diminutive пчѐлица)

пчѐла (canonical feminine)
pčèla (romanization)
пчѐлица (diminutive)
пчѐла (nominative singular)
пчеле (nominative plural)
пчеле (genitive singular)
пче́ла̄ (genitive plural)
пчели (dative singular)
пчелама (dative plural)
пчелу (accusative singular)
пчеле (accusative plural)
пчело (singular vocative)
пчеле (plural vocative)
пчели (locative singular)
пчелама (locative plural)
пчелом (instrumental singular)
пчелама (instrumental plural)


балет

ба̀ле̄т (canonical masculine)
bàlēt (romanization)
ба̀ле̄т (nominative singular)
балети (nominative plural)
бале́та (genitive singular)
балета (genitive plural)
балету (dative singular)
балетима (dative plural)
балет (accusative singular)
балете (accusative plural)
балете (singular vocative)
балети (plural vocative)
балету (locative singular)
балетима (locative plural)
балетом (instrumental singular)
балетима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from French ballet, from Italian balletto.


балкон

ба̀лко̄н (canonical masculine)
bàlkōn (romanization)
ба̀лко̄н (nominative singular)
балкони (nominative plural)
балко́на (genitive singular)
балкона (genitive plural)
балкону (dative singular)
балконима (dative plural)
балкон (accusative singular)
балконе (accusative plural)
балконе (singular vocative)
балкони (plural vocative)
балкону (locative singular)
балконима (locative plural)
балконом (instrumental singular)
балконима (instrumental plural)


банка

ба̀нка (canonical feminine)
bànka (romanization)
ба̀нка (nominative singular)
банке (nominative plural)
банке (genitive singular)
ба̏на̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
банци (dative singular)
банкама (dative plural)
банку (accusative singular)
банке (accusative plural)
банко (singular vocative)
банке (plural vocative)
банци (locative singular)
банкама (locative plural)
банком (instrumental singular)
банкама (instrumental plural)

From Italian banco (“bench”), the benches in public places from which the first bankers in Renaissance Italy would operate, from Old High German bank.


беда

бе́да (canonical masculine)
béda (romanization)
беда (nominative singular)
беде (nominative plural)
беде (genitive singular)
беда (genitive plural)
беди (dative singular)
бедама (dative plural)
беду (accusative singular)
беде (accusative plural)
бедо (singular vocative)
беде (plural vocative)
беди (locative singular)
бедама (locative plural)
бедом (instrumental singular)
бедама (instrumental plural)
бије́да (alternative Ijekavian)


бок

бо̏к (canonical masculine)
bȍk (romanization)
бок (nominative singular)
бокови (nominative plural)
бока (genitive singular)
бокова (genitive plural)
боку (dative singular)
боковима (dative plural)
бок (accusative singular)
бокове (accusative plural)
боку (singular vocative)
бокови (plural vocative)
боку (locative singular)
боковима (locative plural)
боком (instrumental singular)
боковима (instrumental plural)

бок уз бок


брак

бра̑к (canonical masculine)
brȃk (romanization)
бра̑к (nominative singular)
бра̏кови (nominative plural)
брака (genitive singular)
бракова (genitive plural)
браку (dative singular)
браковима (dative plural)
брак (accusative singular)
бракове (accusative plural)
браку (singular vocative)
бракови (plural vocative)
браку (locative singular)
браковима (locative plural)
браком (instrumental singular)
браковима (instrumental plural)


век

ве̑к (canonical masculine)
vȇk (romanization)
ве̑к (nominative singular)
ве̏кови (nominative plural)
века (genitive singular)
векова (genitive plural)
веку (dative singular)
вековима (dative plural)
век (accusative singular)
векове (accusative plural)
вече (singular vocative)
векови (plural vocative)
веку (locative singular)
вековима (locative plural)
веком (instrumental singular)
вековима (instrumental plural)
вије̑к (alternative Ijekavian)
ви̑к (alternative Ikavian)

a long period of time, especially historical; an era


велосипед

велосѝпе̄д (canonical masculine)
velosìpēd (romanization)

From French vélocipède, from Latin vēlōx (“fast”) + pedēs (“feet”).


вена

ве́на (canonical feminine)
véna (romanization)
вена (nominative singular)
вене (nominative plural)
вене (genitive singular)
вена (genitive plural)
вени (dative singular)
венама (dative plural)
вену (accusative singular)
вене (accusative plural)
вено (singular vocative)
вене (plural vocative)
вени (locative singular)
венама (locative plural)
веном (instrumental singular)
венама (instrumental plural)

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


вечер

ве̏че̄р (canonical feminine)
vȅčēr (romanization)
ве̏че̄р (nominative singular)
ве̏че̄ри (nominative plural)
ве̏чери (genitive singular)
ве̏че̄рӣ (genitive plural)
вече́рӣ (genitive plural)
ве̏чери (dative singular)
ве̏че̄рима (dative plural)
вечѐрима (dative plural)
ве̏че̄р (accusative singular)
ве̏че̄ри (accusative plural)
ве̏чери (singular vocative)
ве̏че̄ри (plural vocative)
ве̏чери (locative singular)
ве̏че̄рима (locative plural)
вечѐрима (locative plural)
ве̏черју (instrumental singular)
ве̏че̄рима (instrumental plural)
вечѐрима (instrumental plural)
ве̏че̄ (alternative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *večerъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *wékeras, from Proto-Indo-European *wekʷsperos.


вино

ви́но (canonical neuter)
víno (romanization)
вино (nominative singular)
вина (nominative plural)
вина (genitive singular)
вина (genitive plural)
вину (dative singular)
винима (dative plural)
вино (accusative singular)
вина (accusative plural)
вино (singular vocative)
вина (plural vocative)
вину (locative singular)
винима (locative plural)
вином (instrumental singular)
винима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *vīnò, from Latin vīnum.


враг

вра̑г (canonical masculine)
vrȃg (romanization)
вра̑г (nominative singular)
вра̏гови (nominative plural)
вра̑зи (nominative plural)
врага (genitive singular)
врагова (genitive plural)
враза (genitive plural)
врагу (dative singular)
враговима (dative plural)
вразима (dative plural)
врага (accusative singular)
врагове (accusative plural)
вразе (accusative plural)
вра̑же (singular vocative)
врагови (plural vocative)
врази (plural vocative)
врагу (locative singular)
враговима (locative plural)
вразима (locative plural)
врагом (instrumental singular)
враговима (instrumental plural)
вразима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *vorgъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *wargás.

Koji se vrag upravo dogodio?

Nemoj ga smetati. Ljut je kao vrag.


врач

вра̑ч (canonical masculine)
vrȃč (romanization)
врач (nominative singular)
врачеви (nominative plural)
врача (genitive singular)
врачева (genitive plural)
врачу (dative singular)
врачевима (dative plural)
врача (accusative singular)
врачеве (accusative plural)
врачу (singular vocative)
врачеви (plural vocative)
врачу (locative singular)
врачевима (locative plural)
врачем (instrumental singular)
врачевима (instrumental plural)

witch doctor (shamanistic priest in aboriginal cultures)


хартија

ха̀ртија (canonical feminine)
hàrtija (romanization)
хартија (nominative singular)
хартије (nominative plural)
хартије (genitive singular)
хартија (genitive plural)
хартији (dative singular)
хартијама (dative plural)
хартију (accusative singular)
хартије (accusative plural)
хартијо (singular vocative)
хартије (plural vocative)
хартији (locative singular)
хартијама (locative plural)
хартијом (instrumental singular)
хартијама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Greek χαρτί (chartí, “paper”).

bor+

(regional, Bosnia, Serbia, archaic) paper


hartija

hàrtija (canonical feminine)
ха̀ртија (Cyrillic)
hartija (nominative singular)
hartije (nominative plural)
hartije (genitive singular)
hartija (genitive plural)
hartiji (dative singular)
hartijama (dative plural)
hartiju (accusative singular)
hartije (accusative plural)
hartijo (singular vocative)
hartije (plural vocative)
hartiji (locative singular)
hartijama (locative plural)
hartijom (instrumental singular)
hartijama (instrumental plural)


papir

pàpīr (canonical masculine)
па̀пӣр (Cyrillic)
pàpīr (nominative singular)
papiri (nominative plural)
papíra (genitive singular)
papira (genitive plural)
papiru (dative singular)
papirima (dative plural)
papir (accusative singular)
papire (accusative plural)
papiru (singular vocative)
papire (singular vocative)
papiri (plural vocative)
papiru (locative singular)
papirima (locative plural)
papirom (instrumental singular)
papirima (instrumental plural)


папир

па̀пӣр (canonical masculine)
pàpīr (romanization)
па̀пӣр (nominative singular)
папири (nominative plural)
папи́ра (genitive singular)
папира (genitive plural)
папиру (dative singular)
папирима (dative plural)
папир (accusative singular)
папире (accusative plural)
папиру (singular vocative)
папире (singular vocative)
папири (plural vocative)
папиру (locative singular)
папирима (locative plural)
папиром (instrumental singular)
папирима (instrumental plural)

From German Papier, from Latin papȳrus, from Ancient Greek πάπυρος (pápuros). Compare па̏пирус.


tavan

tàvan (canonical masculine)
та̀ван (Cyrillic)
tavan (nominative singular)
tavani (nominative plural)
tavana (genitive singular)
tavana (genitive plural)
tavanu (dative singular)
tavanima (dative plural)
tavan (accusative singular)
tavane (accusative plural)
tavane (singular vocative)
tavani (plural vocative)
tavanu (locative singular)
tavanima (locative plural)
tavanom (instrumental singular)
tavanima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish تاوان (tavan).


таван

та̀ван (canonical masculine)
tàvan (romanization)
таван (nominative singular)
тавани (nominative plural)
тавана (genitive singular)
тавана (genitive plural)
тавану (dative singular)
таванима (dative plural)
таван (accusative singular)
таване (accusative plural)
таване (singular vocative)
тавани (plural vocative)
тавану (locative singular)
таванима (locative plural)
таваном (instrumental singular)
таванима (instrumental plural)


непце

нѐпце (canonical neuter)
nèpce (romanization)
нѐпце (nominative singular)
непца (nominative plural)
непца (genitive singular)
не̏ба̄ца̄ (genitive plural)
не̏пца̄ (genitive plural)
непцу (dative singular)
непцима (dative plural)
непце (accusative singular)
непца (accusative plural)
непце (singular vocative)
непца (plural vocative)
непцу (locative singular)
непцима (locative plural)
непцем (instrumental singular)
непцима (instrumental plural)


nepce

sh-noun

nèpce n (Cyrillic spelling нѐпце, relational adjective nèpčanī)

nèpce (canonical neuter)
нѐпце (Cyrillic)
nèpčanī (adjective relational)
nèpce (nominative singular)
nepca (nominative plural)
nepca (genitive singular)
nȅbācā (genitive plural)
nȅpcā (genitive plural)
nepcu (dative singular)
nepcima (dative plural)
nepce (accusative singular)
nepca (accusative plural)
nepce (singular vocative)
nepca (plural vocative)
nepcu (locative singular)
nepcima (locative plural)
nepcem (instrumental singular)
nepcima (instrumental plural)


krov

krȍv (canonical masculine)
кро̏в (Cyrillic)
krȍv (nominative singular)
kròvovi (nominative plural)
krova (genitive singular)
krovova (genitive plural)
krovu (dative singular)
krovovima (dative plural)
krov (accusative singular)
krovove (accusative plural)
krove (singular vocative)
krovovi (plural vocative)
krovu (locative singular)
krovovima (locative plural)
krovom (instrumental singular)
krovovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *krovъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *krawas.

Naša kuća je još uvek bez krova.


кров

кро̏в (canonical masculine)
krȍv (romanization)
кро̏в (nominative singular)
кро̀вови (nominative plural)
крова (genitive singular)
кровова (genitive plural)
крову (dative singular)
крововима (dative plural)
кров (accusative singular)
кровове (accusative plural)
крове (singular vocative)
кровови (plural vocative)
крову (locative singular)
крововима (locative plural)
кровом (instrumental singular)
крововима (instrumental plural)

Наша кућа је још увек без крова.


балерина

балери́на (canonical feminine)
balerína (romanization)
балерина (nominative singular)
балерине (nominative plural)
балерине (genitive singular)
балерина (genitive plural)
балерини (dative singular)
балеринама (dative plural)
балерину (accusative singular)
балерине (accusative plural)
балерино (singular vocative)
балерине (plural vocative)
балерини (locative singular)
балеринама (locative plural)
балерином (instrumental singular)
балеринама (instrumental plural)

From Italian ballerina. Akin to ба̀ле̄т.


balerina

balerína f (Cyrillic spelling балери́на)

balerína (canonical feminine)
балери́на (Cyrillic)
balerina (nominative singular)
balerine (nominative plural)
balerine (genitive singular)
balerina (genitive plural)
balerini (dative singular)
balerinama (dative plural)
balerinu (accusative singular)
balerine (accusative plural)
balerino (singular vocative)
balerine (plural vocative)
balerini (locative singular)
balerinama (locative plural)
balerinom (instrumental singular)
balerinama (instrumental plural)


ананас

а̏нанас (canonical masculine)
ȁnanas (romanization)
ананас (nominative singular)
ананаси (nominative plural)
ананаса (genitive singular)
ананаса (genitive plural)
ананасу (dative singular)
ананасима (dative plural)
ананас (accusative singular)
ананасе (accusative plural)
ананасе (singular vocative)
ананаси (plural vocative)
ананасу (locative singular)
ананасима (locative plural)
ананасом (instrumental singular)
ананасима (instrumental plural)


streha

strèha (canonical feminine)
стрѐха (Cyrillic)
strèha (nominative singular)
strehe (nominative plural)
strehe (genitive singular)
stréhā (genitive plural)
strehi (dative singular)
stresi (dative singular)
strehama (dative plural)
strehu (accusative singular)
strehe (accusative plural)
streho (singular vocative)
strehe (plural vocative)
strehi (locative singular)
stresi (locative singular)
strehama (locative plural)
strehom (instrumental singular)
strehama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *strěxa (Russian стреха́ (strexá), Polish strzecha).


стреха

стрѐха (canonical feminine)
strèha (romanization)
стрѐха (nominative singular)
стрехе (nominative plural)
стрехе (genitive singular)
стре́ха̄ (genitive plural)
стрехи (dative singular)
стреси (dative singular)
стрехама (dative plural)
стреху (accusative singular)
стрехе (accusative plural)
стрехо (singular vocative)
стрехе (plural vocative)
стрехи (locative singular)
стреси (locative singular)
стрехама (locative plural)
стрехом (instrumental singular)
стрехама (instrumental plural)


виноград

вѝногра̄д (canonical masculine)
vìnogrād (romanization)
виноград (nominative singular)
виногради (nominative plural)
винограда (genitive singular)
винограда (genitive plural)
винограду (dative singular)
виноградима (dative plural)
виноград (accusative singular)
винограде (accusative plural)
винограде (singular vocative)
виногради (plural vocative)
винограду (locative singular)
виноградима (locative plural)
виноградом (instrumental singular)
виноградима (instrumental plural)


банана

бана́на (canonical feminine)
banána (romanization)
банана (nominative singular)
банане (nominative plural)
банане (genitive singular)
банана (genitive plural)
банани (dative singular)
бананама (dative plural)
банану (accusative singular)
банане (accusative plural)
банано (singular vocative)
банане (plural vocative)
банани (locative singular)
бананама (locative plural)
бананом (instrumental singular)
бананама (instrumental plural)

From Spanish, from Portuguese, from Wolof banaana.


vinograd

vìnogrād m (Cyrillic spelling вѝногра̄д)

vìnogrād (canonical masculine)
вѝногра̄д (Cyrillic)
vinograd (nominative singular)
vinogradi (nominative plural)
vinograda (genitive singular)
vinograda (genitive plural)
vinogradu (dative singular)
vinogradima (dative plural)
vinograd (accusative singular)
vinograde (accusative plural)
vinograde (singular vocative)
vinogradi (plural vocative)
vinogradu (locative singular)
vinogradima (locative plural)
vinogradom (instrumental singular)
vinogradima (instrumental plural)


jabuka

jȁbuka f (Cyrillic spelling ја̏бука, diminutive jȁbučica, relational adjective jȁbučjī or jȁbučnī)

jȁbuka (canonical feminine)
ја̏бука (Cyrillic)
jȁbučica (diminutive)
jȁbučjī (adjective relational)
jȁbučnī (adjective relational)
jȁbuka (nominative singular)
jȁbuke (nominative plural)
jȁbukē (genitive singular)
jȁbūkā (genitive plural)
jȁbuci (dative singular)
jȁbukama (dative plural)
jȁbuku (accusative singular)
jȁbuke (accusative plural)
jȁbuko (singular vocative)
jȁbuke (plural vocative)
jȁbuci (locative singular)
jȁbukama (locative plural)
jȁbukōm (instrumental singular)
jȁbukama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *ablъka, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *ā́ˀbōl, from Proto-Indo-European *h₂ébōl.


јабука

ја̏бука (canonical feminine)
jȁbuka (romanization)
ја̏бука (nominative singular)
ја̏буке (nominative plural)
ја̏буке̄ (genitive singular)
ја̏бӯка̄ (genitive plural)
ја̏буци (dative singular)
ја̏букама (dative plural)
ја̏буку (accusative singular)
ја̏буке (accusative plural)
ја̏буко (singular vocative)
ја̏буке (plural vocative)
ја̏буци (locative singular)
ја̏букама (locative plural)
ја̏буко̄м (instrumental singular)
ја̏букама (instrumental plural)


малтер

ма̀лтер (canonical masculine)
màlter (romanization)
малтер (nominative singular)
малтера (genitive singular)
малтеру (dative singular)
малтер (accusative singular)
малтере (singular vocative)
малтеру (locative singular)
малтером (instrumental singular)


malter

màlter (canonical masculine)
ма̀лтер (Cyrillic)
malter (nominative singular)
maltera (genitive singular)
malteru (dative singular)
malter (accusative singular)
maltere (singular vocative)
malteru (locative singular)
malterom (instrumental singular)


kajsija

kàjsija (canonical feminine)
ка̀јсија (Cyrillic)
kajsija (nominative singular)
kajsije (nominative plural)
kajsije (genitive singular)
kajsija (genitive plural)
kajsiji (dative singular)
kajsijama (dative plural)
kajsiju (accusative singular)
kajsije (accusative plural)
kajsijo (singular vocative)
kajsije (plural vocative)
kajsiji (locative singular)
kajsijama (locative plural)
kajsijom (instrumental singular)
kajsijama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قیصی (kaysi).

bor+

(regional, Bosnia, Serbia) apricot (fruit)


кајсија

ка̀јсија (canonical feminine)
kàjsija (romanization)
кајсија (nominative singular)
кајсије (nominative plural)
кајсије (genitive singular)
кајсија (genitive plural)
кајсији (dative singular)
кајсијама (dative plural)
кајсију (accusative singular)
кајсије (accusative plural)
кајсијо (singular vocative)
кајсије (plural vocative)
кајсији (locative singular)
кајсијама (locative plural)
кајсијом (instrumental singular)
кајсијама (instrumental plural)


borovnica

sh-noun

boróvnica f (Cyrillic spelling боро́вница)

boróvnica (canonical feminine)
боро́вница (Cyrillic)
borovnica (nominative singular)
borovnice (nominative plural)
borovnice (genitive singular)
borovnica (genitive plural)
borovnici (dative singular)
borovnicama (dative plural)
borovnicu (accusative singular)
borovnice (accusative plural)
borovnice (singular vocative)
borovnico (singular vocative)
borovnice (plural vocative)
borovnici (locative singular)
borovnicama (locative plural)
borovnicom (instrumental singular)
borovnicama (instrumental plural)


боровница

боро́вница (canonical feminine)
boróvnica (romanization)
боровница (nominative singular)
боровнице (nominative plural)
боровнице (genitive singular)
боровница (genitive plural)
боровници (dative singular)
боровницама (dative plural)
боровницу (accusative singular)
боровнице (accusative plural)
боровнице (singular vocative)
боровницо (singular vocative)
боровнице (plural vocative)
боровници (locative singular)
боровницама (locative plural)
боровницом (instrumental singular)
боровницама (instrumental plural)

бо‧ров‧ни‧ца


вишња

ви̏шња (canonical feminine)
vȉšnja (romanization)
вишња (nominative singular)
вишње (nominative plural)
вишње (genitive singular)
ви̏ша̄ња̄ (genitive plural)
вишњи (dative singular)
вишњама (dative plural)
вишњу (accusative singular)
вишње (accusative plural)
вишњо (singular vocative)
вишње (plural vocative)
вишњи (locative singular)
вишњама (locative plural)
вишњом (instrumental singular)
вишњама (instrumental plural)


višnja

vȉšnja (canonical feminine)
ви̏шња (Cyrillic)
višnja (nominative singular)
višnje (nominative plural)
višnje (genitive singular)
vȉšānjā (genitive plural)
višnji (dative singular)
višnjama (dative plural)
višnju (accusative singular)
višnje (accusative plural)
višnjo (singular vocative)
višnje (plural vocative)
višnji (locative singular)
višnjama (locative plural)
višnjom (instrumental singular)
višnjama (instrumental plural)


трешња

тре̏шња (canonical feminine)
trȅšnja (romanization)
тре̏шња (nominative singular)
трешње (nominative plural)
трешње (genitive singular)
тре̏ша̄ња̄ (genitive plural)
трешњи (dative singular)
трешњама (dative plural)
трешњу (accusative singular)
трешње (accusative plural)
трешњо (singular vocative)
трешње (plural vocative)
трешњи (locative singular)
трешњама (locative plural)
трешњом (instrumental singular)
трешњама (instrumental plural)

From earlier чре̏шња, from Proto-Slavic *čèršьňa.


трешња

тре́шња (canonical feminine)
tréšnja (romanization)
тре́шња (nominative singular)
трешње (nominative plural)
трешње (genitive singular)
тре́шња̄ (genitive plural)
тре́шњӣ (genitive plural)
трешњи (dative singular)
трешњама (dative plural)
трешњу (accusative singular)
трешње (accusative plural)
трешњо (singular vocative)
трешње (plural vocative)
трешњи (locative singular)
трешњама (locative plural)
трешњом (instrumental singular)
трешњама (instrumental plural)


trešnja

trȅšnja (canonical feminine)
тре̏шња (Cyrillic)
trȅšnja (nominative singular)
trešnje (nominative plural)
trešnje (genitive singular)
trȅšānjā (genitive plural)
trešnji (dative singular)
trešnjama (dative plural)
trešnju (accusative singular)
trešnje (accusative plural)
trešnjo (singular vocative)
trešnje (plural vocative)
trešnji (locative singular)
trešnjama (locative plural)
trešnjom (instrumental singular)
trešnjama (instrumental plural)

From earlier črȅšnja, from Proto-Slavic *čèršьňa.


trešnja

tréšnja (canonical feminine)
тре́шња (Cyrillic)
tréšnja (nominative singular)
trešnje (nominative plural)
trešnje (genitive singular)
tréšnjā (genitive plural)
tréšnjī (genitive plural)
trešnji (dative singular)
trešnjama (dative plural)
trešnju (accusative singular)
trešnje (accusative plural)
trešnjo (singular vocative)
trešnje (plural vocative)
trešnji (locative singular)
trešnjama (locative plural)
trešnjom (instrumental singular)
trešnjama (instrumental plural)


грожђе

гро̑жђе (canonical neuter)
grȏžđe (romanization)
грожђе (nominative singular)
грожђа (nominative plural)
грожђа (genitive singular)
грожђа (genitive plural)
грожђу (dative singular)
грожђима (dative plural)
грожђе (accusative singular)
грожђа (accusative plural)
грожђе (singular vocative)
грожђа (plural vocative)
грожђу (locative singular)
грожђима (locative plural)
грожђем (instrumental singular)
грожђима (instrumental plural)
гро́зје (alternative Chakavian)
гро́здје (alternative Chakavian)

From гро̏зд + -е.


grožđe

grȏžđe (canonical neuter)
гро̑жђе (Cyrillic)
grȏžđe (nominative singular)
gróžđa (nominative plural)
grȏžđa (genitive singular)
gróžđā (genitive plural)
grȏžđu (dative singular)
gróžđima (dative plural)
grȏžđe (accusative singular)
gróžđa (accusative plural)
grȏžđe (singular vocative)
gróžđa (plural vocative)
grȏžđu (locative singular)
gróžđima (locative plural)
grȏžđem (instrumental singular)
gróžđima (instrumental plural)
grózje (alternative Chakavian)
grózdje (alternative Chakavian)


suho grožđe

suho grožđe n (Cyrillic spelling сухо грожђе)

сухо грожђе (Cyrillic)
suvo grožđe (alternative)

From suho (“dry”), and grožđe (“grapes”).


suvo grožđe

suvo grožđe n (Cyrillic spelling суво грожђе)

суво грожђе (Cyrillic)
suho grožđe (alternative)

From suvo (“dry”), and grožđe (“grapes”).


суво грожђе

суво грожђе n (Latin spelling suvo grožđe)

suvo grožđe (romanization)
сухо грожђе (alternative)

From суво (“dry”), and грожђе (“grapes”).


мандарина

мандари́на (canonical feminine)
mandarína (romanization)
мандарина (nominative singular)
мандарине (nominative plural)
мандарине (genitive singular)
мандарина (genitive plural)
мандарини (dative singular)
мандаринама (dative plural)
мандарину (accusative singular)
мандарине (accusative plural)
мандарино (singular vocative)
мандарине (plural vocative)
мандарини (locative singular)
мандаринама (locative plural)
мандарином (instrumental singular)
мандаринама (instrumental plural)

ман‧да‧ри‧на

mandarin, mandarine, mandarin orange (fruit)


mandarina

mandarína f (Cyrillic spelling мандари́на)

mandarína (canonical feminine)
мандари́на (Cyrillic)
mandarina (nominative singular)
mandarine (nominative plural)
mandarine (genitive singular)
mandarina (genitive plural)
mandarini (dative singular)
mandarinama (dative plural)
mandarinu (accusative singular)
mandarine (accusative plural)
mandarino (singular vocative)
mandarine (plural vocative)
mandarini (locative singular)
mandarinama (locative plural)
mandarinom (instrumental singular)
mandarinama (instrumental plural)


tangerina

tangerina f (Cyrillic spelling тангерина)


glasnost

glȁsnōst f (Cyrillic spelling гла̏сно̄ст)

glȁsnōst (canonical feminine)
гла̏сно̄ст (Cyrillic)
glȁsnōst (nominative singular)
glȁsnosti (genitive singular)
glasnosti (dative singular)
glasnost (accusative singular)
glasnosti (singular vocative)
glasnosti (locative singular)
glȁsnosti (instrumental singular)
glȁsnošću (instrumental singular)


parlament

parlàment m (Cyrillic spelling парла̀мент)

parlàment (canonical masculine)
парла̀мент (Cyrillic)
parlàment (nominative singular)
parlamenti (nominative plural)
parlamenta (genitive singular)
parlàmenātā (genitive plural)
parlamentu (dative singular)
parlamentima (dative plural)
parlament (accusative singular)
parlamente (accusative plural)
parlamente (singular vocative)
parlamenti (plural vocative)
parlamentu (locative singular)
parlamentima (locative plural)
parlamentom (instrumental singular)
parlamentima (instrumental plural)

From German Parlament, from French parlement.


pacifist

pacìfist (canonical masculine)
пацѝфист (Cyrillic)
pacifist (nominative singular)
pacifisti (nominative plural)
pacifista (genitive singular)
pacifista (genitive plural)
pacifistu (dative singular)
pacifistima (dative plural)
pacifista (accusative singular)
pacifiste (accusative plural)
pacifiste (singular vocative)
pacifisti (plural vocative)
pacifistu (locative singular)
pacifistima (locative plural)
pacifistmo (instrumental singular)
pacifistima (instrumental plural)


ignorant

ignòrant m (Cyrillic spelling игно̀рант)

ignòrant (canonical masculine)
игно̀рант (Cyrillic)
ignòrant (nominative singular)
ignoranti (nominative plural)
ignoranta (genitive singular)
ignòranātā (genitive plural)
ignorantu (dative singular)
ignorantima (dative plural)
ignoranta (accusative singular)
ignorante (accusative plural)
ignorante (singular vocative)
ignoranti (plural vocative)
ignorantu (locative singular)
ignorantima (locative plural)
ignorantom (instrumental singular)
ignorantima (instrumental plural)