stršljen

sh-noun

stȑšljēn m (Cyrillic spelling стр̏шље̄н)

stȑšljēn (canonical masculine)
стр̏шље̄н (Cyrillic)
stršljen (nominative singular)
stršljenovi (nominative plural)
stršljena (genitive singular)
stršljenova (genitive plural)
stršljenu (dative singular)
stršljenovima (dative plural)
stršljena (accusative singular)
stršljenove (accusative plural)
stršljene (singular vocative)
stršljenovi (plural vocative)
stršljenu (locative singular)
stršljenovima (locative plural)
stršljenom (instrumental singular)
stršljenovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sьrxy (“hornet”) (stem *sьršen-), from Proto-Balto-Slavic *śiršō (“hornet”), from Proto-Indo-European *ḱerh₂s- (“hornet”).


стршљен

стр̏шље̄н (canonical masculine)
stȑšljēn (romanization)
стршљен (nominative singular)
стршљенови (nominative plural)
стршљена (genitive singular)
стршљенова (genitive plural)
стршљену (dative singular)
стршљеновима (dative plural)
стршљена (accusative singular)
стршљенове (accusative plural)
стршљене (singular vocative)
стршљенови (plural vocative)
стршљену (locative singular)
стршљеновима (locative plural)
стршљеном (instrumental singular)
стршљеновима (instrumental plural)


покој

pokoj (romanization)
покој (nominative singular)
покоји (nominative plural)
покоја (genitive singular)
покоја (genitive plural)
покоју (dative singular)
покојима (dative plural)
покој (accusative singular)
покоје (accusative plural)
покоју (singular vocative)
покоји (plural vocative)
покоју (locative singular)
покојима (locative plural)
покојем (instrumental singular)
покојима (instrumental plural)


раме

ра̏ме (canonical neuter)
rȁme (romanization)
раме (nominative singular)
рамена (nominative plural)
рамена (genitive singular)
рамена (genitive plural)
рамену (dative singular)
раменима (dative plural)
раме (accusative singular)
рамена (accusative plural)
раме (singular vocative)
рамена (plural vocative)
рамену (locative singular)
раменима (locative plural)
раменом (instrumental singular)
раменима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *ormę, cognate with Proto-Germanic *armaz.


одар

о̀дар (canonical masculine)
òdar (romanization)
одар (nominative singular)
одри (nominative plural)
одра (genitive singular)
одара (genitive plural)
одру (dative singular)
одрима (dative plural)
одра (accusative singular)
одрове (accusative plural)
одре (singular vocative)
одри (plural vocative)
одру (locative singular)
одрима (locative plural)
одрима (instrumental singular)
одрима (instrumental plural)


кила

ки̏ла (canonical feminine)
kȉla (romanization)
кила (nominative singular)
киле (nominative plural)
киле (genitive singular)
кила (genitive plural)
кили (dative singular)
килама (dative plural)
килу (accusative singular)
киле (accusative plural)
кило (singular vocative)
киле (plural vocative)
кили (locative singular)
килама (locative plural)
килом (instrumental singular)
килама (instrumental plural)


поњава

ponjava (romanization)
поњава (nominative singular)
поњаве (nominative plural)
поњаве (genitive singular)
поњави (genitive plural)
поњави (dative singular)
поњавама (dative plural)
поњаву (accusative singular)
поњаве (accusative plural)
поњаво (singular vocative)
поњаве (plural vocative)
поњави (locative singular)
поњавама (locative plural)
поњавом (instrumental singular)
поњавама (instrumental plural)


jova

јова (Cyrillic)
jova (nominative singular)
jove (nominative plural)
jove (genitive singular)
jovi (genitive plural)
jovi (dative singular)
jovama (dative plural)
jovu (accusative singular)
jove (accusative plural)
jovo (singular vocative)
jove (plural vocative)
jovi (locative singular)
jovama (locative plural)
jovom (instrumental singular)
jovama (instrumental plural)
joha (alternative)


јова

jova (romanization)
јова (nominative singular)
јове (nominative plural)
јове (genitive singular)
јови (genitive plural)
јови (dative singular)
јовама (dative plural)
јову (accusative singular)
јове (accusative plural)
јово (singular vocative)
јове (plural vocative)
јови (locative singular)
јовама (locative plural)
јовом (instrumental singular)
јовама (instrumental plural)
јоха (alternative)


joha

jóha (canonical feminine)
јо́ха (Cyrillic)
joha (nominative singular)
johe (nominative plural)
johe (genitive singular)
joha (genitive plural)
johi (dative singular)
josi (dative singular)
johama (dative plural)
johu (accusative singular)
johe (accusative plural)
joho (singular vocative)
johe (plural vocative)
johi (locative singular)
josi (locative singular)
johama (locative plural)
johom (instrumental singular)
johama (instrumental plural)
jóva (alternative Serbia)


јоха

јо́ха (canonical feminine)
jóha (romanization)
јоха (nominative singular)
јохе (nominative plural)
јохе (genitive singular)
јоха (genitive plural)
јохи (dative singular)
јоси (dative singular)
јохама (dative plural)
јоху (accusative singular)
јохе (accusative plural)
јохо (singular vocative)
јохе (plural vocative)
јохи (locative singular)
јоси (locative singular)
јохама (locative plural)
јохом (instrumental singular)
јохама (instrumental plural)
јо́ва (alternative)


јелша

је̏лша (canonical feminine)
jȅlša (romanization)
јелша (nominative singular)
јелше (nominative plural)
јелше (genitive singular)
јелши (genitive plural)
јелша (genitive plural)
јелши (dative singular)
јелшама (dative plural)
јелшу (accusative singular)
јелше (accusative plural)
јелшо (singular vocative)
јелше (plural vocative)
јелши (locative singular)
јелшама (locative plural)
јелшама (instrumental singular)
јелшама (instrumental plural)
ја̏лша (alternative)


grib

grȋb (canonical masculine)
гри̑б (Cyrillic)
grib (nominative singular)
gribovi (nominative plural)
griba (genitive singular)
gribova (genitive plural)
gribu (dative singular)
gribovima (dative plural)
grib (accusative singular)
gribove (accusative plural)
gribe (singular vocative)
gribovi (plural vocative)
gribu (locative singular)
gribovima (locative plural)
gribom (instrumental singular)
gribovima (instrumental plural)

Opazismo među ostalim, da su gladne godine podobnije za bunu i urotu i da Irlandeze razpaliti mogu ne samo politički razlozi, već i mikroskopićki gribovi.

1870, “Kako se dojimlje rastivo carstvo obrazovanosti čovječje”, in Vijenac. Zabavi i pouci, volume 2, Zagreb: Dragutin Albrecht, page 524:

We point out amongst other things that hungry years are more leant towards upheavals and plots and that the Irish can be inflamed not only by political arguments, but also by microscopical germ-cells.


ћуд

ćud (romanization)
ћуд (nominative singular)
ћуди (nominative plural)
ћуди (genitive singular)
ћуди (genitive plural)
ћуди (dative singular)
ћудима (dative plural)
ћуд (accusative singular)
ћуди (accusative plural)
ћуди (singular vocative)
ћуди (plural vocative)
ћуди (locative singular)
ћудима (locative plural)
ћуди (instrumental singular)
ћудима (instrumental plural)


вапно

vapno (romanization)
вапно (nominative singular)
вапна (genitive singular)
вапну (dative singular)
вапно (accusative singular)
вапно (singular vocative)
вапну (locative singular)
вапном (instrumental singular)


срх

srh (romanization)
срх (nominative singular)
срси (nominative plural)
срха (genitive singular)
срха (genitive plural)
срху (dative singular)
срсима (dative plural)
срх (accusative singular)
срхе (accusative plural)
срше (singular vocative)
срси (plural vocative)
срху (locative singular)
срсима (locative plural)
срхом (instrumental singular)
срсима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sьrxъ. Cognate with Slovene srh (“shiver”) and the Bulgarian verb настръхна (nastrǎhna, “bristle up (hair)”). Further related to Middle High German hurst (“shrubbery”), whence German Horst (“thicket, small forest”).


kvasac

kvásac (canonical masculine)
ква́сац (Cyrillic)
kvásac (nominative singular)
kvásci (nominative plural)
kvásca (genitive singular)
kvȃsācā (genitive plural)
kvascu (dative singular)
kvascima (dative plural)
kvasac (accusative singular)
kvasce (accusative plural)
kvašče (singular vocative)
kvasci (plural vocative)
kvascu (locative singular)
kvascima (locative plural)
kvascem (instrumental singular)
kvascima (instrumental plural)
kvȃs (alternative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kvasъ + -ac.


striček

стричек (Cyrillic)
striček (nominative singular)
stričeki (nominative plural)
stričeka (genitive singular)
stričekov (genitive plural)
stričeku (dative singular)
stričekem (dative plural)
stričeka (accusative singular)
stričeke (accusative plural)
stričeku (locative singular)
stričeki (locative plural)
stričekom (instrumental singular)
stričekami (instrumental plural)


gospon

госпон (Cyrillic)
gospon (nominative singular)
gosponi (nominative plural)
gospona (genitive singular)
gosponov (genitive plural)
gosponu (dative singular)
gosponom (dative plural)
gospona (accusative singular)
gospone (accusative plural)
gosponu (locative singular)
gospone (locative plural)
gosponom (instrumental singular)
gosponami (instrumental plural)


šogor

šȏgor (canonical masculine)
шо̑гор (Cyrillic)
šogor (nominative singular)
šogori (nominative plural)
šogora (genitive singular)
šogora (genitive plural)
šogoru (dative singular)
šogorima (dative plural)
šogora (accusative singular)
šogore (accusative plural)
šogore (singular vocative)
šogori (plural vocative)
šogoru (locative singular)
šogorima (locative plural)
šogorom (instrumental singular)
šogorima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Hungarian sógor, from German Schwager.


čemer

чемер (Cyrillic)
čemer (nominative singular)
čemera (genitive singular)
čemeru (dative singular)
čemer (accusative singular)
čemeru (singular vocative)
čemeru (locative singular)
čemerom (instrumental singular)


чемер

čemer (romanization)
чемер (nominative singular)
чемера (genitive singular)
чемеру (dative singular)
чемер (accusative singular)
чемеру (singular vocative)
чемеру (locative singular)
чемером (instrumental singular)


врба

вр́ба (canonical feminine)
vŕba (romanization)
врба (nominative singular)
врбе (nominative plural)
врбе (genitive singular)
врби (genitive plural)
врби (dative singular)
врбама (dative plural)
врбу (accusative singular)
врбе (accusative plural)
врбо (singular vocative)
врбе (plural vocative)
врби (locative singular)
врбама (locative plural)
врбом (instrumental singular)
врбама (instrumental plural)


буба

бу̏ба (canonical feminine)
bȕba (romanization)
бу̏ба (nominative singular)
бубе (nominative plural)
бубе (genitive singular)
бу̑ба̄ (genitive plural)
буби (dative singular)
бубама (dative plural)
бубу (accusative singular)
бубе (accusative plural)
бубо (singular vocative)
бубе (plural vocative)
буби (locative singular)
бубама (locative plural)
бубом (instrumental singular)
бубама (instrumental plural)


багрем

ба̀грем (canonical masculine)
bàgrem (romanization)
багрем (nominative singular)
багреми (nominative plural)
багремови (nominative plural)
багрема (genitive singular)
багрема (genitive plural)
багремова (genitive plural)
багрему (dative singular)
багремима (dative plural)
багремовима (dative plural)
багрем (accusative singular)
багреме (accusative plural)
багремове (accusative plural)
багреме (singular vocative)
багрему (singular vocative)
багреми (plural vocative)
багремови (plural vocative)
багрему (locative singular)
багремима (locative plural)
багремовима (locative plural)
багремом (instrumental singular)
багремима (instrumental plural)
багремовима (instrumental plural)


bradva

brádva (canonical feminine)
бра́два (Cyrillic)
bradva (nominative singular)
bradve (nominative plural)
bradve (genitive singular)
bradvi (genitive plural)
bradvi (dative singular)
bradvama (dative plural)
bradvu (accusative singular)
bradve (accusative plural)
bradvo (singular vocative)
bradve (plural vocative)
bradvi (locative singular)
bradvama (locative plural)
bradvom (instrumental singular)
bradvama (instrumental plural)


брадва

bradva (romanization)
брадва (nominative singular)
брадве (nominative plural)
брадве (genitive singular)
брадви (genitive plural)
брадви (dative singular)
брадвама (dative plural)
брадву (accusative singular)
брадве (accusative plural)
брадво (singular vocative)
брадве (plural vocative)
брадви (locative singular)
брадвама (locative plural)
брадвом (instrumental singular)
брадвама (instrumental plural)


štempl

štèmpl (canonical masculine)
штѐмпл (Cyrillic)


štambilj

štàmbīlj (canonical masculine)
шта̀мбӣљ (Cyrillic)


ciferblat

sh-noun

cìferblat m (Cyrillic spelling цѝферблат)

cìferblat (canonical masculine)
цѝферблат (Cyrillic)


бат

ба̏т (canonical masculine)
bȁt (romanization)
ба̏т (nominative singular)
ба̀тови (nominative plural)
бата (genitive singular)
батова (genitive plural)
бату (dative singular)
батовима (dative plural)
бат (accusative singular)
батове (accusative plural)
бате (singular vocative)
батови (plural vocative)
бату (locative singular)
батовима (locative plural)
батом (instrumental singular)
батовима (instrumental plural)


бат

ба̑т (canonical masculine)
bȃt (romanization)
ба̑т (nominative singular)
ба́тови (nominative plural)
бата (genitive singular)
батова (genitive plural)
бату (dative singular)
батовима (dative plural)
бат (accusative singular)
батове (accusative plural)
бате (singular vocative)
батови (plural vocative)
бату (locative singular)
батовима (locative plural)
батом (instrumental singular)
батовима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish باصدی (bastı) (Turkish bastı), from باصمق (basmak) (Turkish basmak).

bor+

Napred, sve bliže i bliže, / Čuje se koraka bat. / Glas milijona se diže: / Dole fašizam i rat!

1939, Čedomir Minderović, Crven je istok i zapad:

Forward, ever closer and closer, / the tramp of footsteps is heard. / The voice of millions is raised: / Down with fascism and war!

The tramp of heavy footsteps, as in a military march


бат

ба̑т (canonical masculine)
bȃt (romanization)
бат (nominative singular)
батови (nominative plural)
бата (genitive singular)
батова (genitive plural)
бату (dative singular)
батовима (dative plural)
бат (accusative singular)
батове (accusative plural)
бате (singular vocative)
батови (plural vocative)
бату (locative singular)
батовима (locative plural)
батом (instrumental singular)
батовима (instrumental plural)


blanja

blȁnja (canonical feminine)
бла̏ња (Cyrillic)
blanja (nominative singular)
blanje (nominative plural)
blanje (genitive singular)
blanja (genitive plural)
blanji (dative singular)
blanjama (dative plural)
blanju (accusative singular)
blanje (accusative plural)
blanjo (singular vocative)
blanje (plural vocative)
blanji (locative singular)
blanjama (locative plural)
blanjom (instrumental singular)
blanjama (instrumental plural)

From Latin *plānea, variant of plāna (“plane”).


блања

бла̏ња (canonical feminine)
blȁnja (romanization)
блања (nominative singular)
блање (nominative plural)
блање (genitive singular)
блања (genitive plural)
блањи (dative singular)
блањама (dative plural)
блању (accusative singular)
блање (accusative plural)
блањо (singular vocative)
блање (plural vocative)
блањи (locative singular)
блањама (locative plural)
блањом (instrumental singular)
блањама (instrumental plural)


брав

бра̑в (canonical masculine)
brȃv (romanization)
брав (nominative singular)
брави (nominative plural)
брава (genitive singular)
брава (genitive plural)
браву (dative singular)
бравима (dative plural)
брава (accusative singular)
браве (accusative plural)
браве (singular vocative)
брави (plural vocative)
браву (locative singular)
бравима (locative plural)
бравом (instrumental singular)
бравима (instrumental plural)


broć

brȍć (canonical masculine)
бро̏ћ (Cyrillic)
brȍć (nominative singular)
bròćevi (nominative plural)
bròća (genitive singular)
bróćēvā (genitive plural)
bròću (dative singular)
bròćevima (dative plural)
bròć (accusative singular)
bròćeve (accusative plural)
broću (singular vocative)
bròćevi (plural vocative)
bròću (locative singular)
bròćevima (locative plural)
bròćem (instrumental singular)
bròćevima (instrumental plural)


броћ

бро̏ћ (canonical masculine)
brȍć (romanization)
бро̏ћ (nominative singular)
бро̀ћеви (nominative plural)
бро̀ћа (genitive singular)
бро́ће̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
бро̀ћу (dative singular)
бро̀ћевима (dative plural)
бро̏ћ (accusative singular)
бро̀ћеве (accusative plural)
броћу (singular vocative)
бро̀ћеви (plural vocative)
бро̀ћу (locative singular)
бро̀ћевима (locative plural)
бро̏ћем (instrumental singular)
бро̀ћевима (instrumental plural)


grobje

гробје (Cyrillic)
grobje (nominative singular)
grobja (nominative plural)
grobja (genitive singular)
grobji (genitive plural)
grobju (dative singular)
grobjam (dative plural)
grobje (accusative singular)
grobja (accusative plural)
grobju (locative singular)
grobjah (locative plural)
grobjam (instrumental singular)
grobjima (instrumental plural)

Dragutin Domjanić, Bogečko grobje
Mirno počivaju grobi,
jablan kak straža stoji,
veter se igra po zobi,
zbuditi grobje boji


šlus

šlȕs (canonical masculine)
шлу̏с (Cyrillic)
šlȕs (nominative singular)
šlùsovi (nominative plural)
šlus (genitive singular)
šlusova (genitive plural)
šlus (dative singular)
šlusovima (dative plural)
šlus (accusative singular)
šlusove (accusative plural)
šluse (singular vocative)
šlusovi (plural vocative)
šlusu (locative singular)
šlusovima (locative plural)
šlusom (instrumental singular)
šlusovima (instrumental plural)


kurcšlus

sh-noun

kȕrcšlus m (Cyrillic spelling ку̏рцшлус)

kȕrcšlus (canonical masculine)
ку̏рцшлус (Cyrillic)
kurcšlus (nominative singular)
kurcšlusi (nominative plural)
kurcšlusa (genitive singular)
kurcšlusa (genitive plural)
kurcšlusu (dative singular)
kurcšlusima (dative plural)
kurcšlus (accusative singular)
kurcšluse (accusative plural)
kurcšluse (singular vocative)
kurcšlusi (plural vocative)
kurcšlusu (locative singular)
kurcšlusima (locative plural)
kurcšlusom (instrumental singular)
kurcšlusima (instrumental plural)


prevodioca

prevodioca m (Cyrillic spelling преводиоца)

преводиоца (Cyrillic)


преводиоца

преводиоца m (Latin spelling prevodioca)

преводилац преводилац#Serbo-Croatian

преводилац преводилац#Serbo-Croatian


veker

vȅker (canonical masculine)
ве̏кер (Cyrillic)
veker (nominative singular)
vekeri (nominative plural)
vekera (genitive singular)
vekera (genitive plural)
vekeru (dative singular)
vekerima (dative plural)
veker (accusative singular)
vekere (accusative plural)
vekere (singular vocative)
vekeri (plural vocative)
vekeru (locative singular)
vekerima (locative plural)
vekerom (instrumental singular)
vekerima (instrumental plural)


vekerica

vȅkerica f (Cyrillic spelling ве̏керица)

vȅkerica (canonical feminine)
ве̏керица (Cyrillic)
vekerica (nominative singular)
vekerice (nominative plural)
vekerice (genitive singular)
vekerica (genitive plural)
vekerici (dative singular)
vekericama (dative plural)
vekericu (accusative singular)
vekerice (accusative plural)
vekerice (singular vocative)
vekerico (singular vocative)
vekerice (plural vocative)
vekerici (locative singular)
vekericama (locative plural)
vekericom (instrumental singular)
vekericama (instrumental plural)


budilica

bùdilica f (Cyrillic spelling бу̀дилица)

bùdilica (canonical feminine)
бу̀дилица (Cyrillic)
budilica (nominative singular)
budilice (nominative plural)
budilice (genitive singular)
budilica (genitive plural)
budilici (dative singular)
budilicama (dative plural)
budilicu (accusative singular)
budilice (accusative plural)
budilice (singular vocative)
budilice (plural vocative)
budilici (locative singular)
budilicama (locative plural)
budilicom (instrumental singular)
budilicama (instrumental plural)


budilnik

bùdīlnīk m (Cyrillic spelling бу̀дӣлнӣк)

bùdīlnīk (canonical masculine)
бу̀дӣлнӣк (Cyrillic)
budilnik (nominative singular)
budilnici (nominative plural)
budilnika (genitive singular)
budilnika (genitive plural)
budilniku (dative singular)
budilnicima (dative plural)
budilnik (accusative singular)
budilnike (accusative plural)
budilniče (singular vocative)
budilnici (plural vocative)
budilniku (locative singular)
budilnicima (locative plural)
budilnikom (instrumental singular)
budilnicima (instrumental plural)


frendica

frȅndica f (Cyrillic spelling фре̏ндица)

frȅndica (canonical feminine)
фре̏ндица (Cyrillic)
frȅndica (nominative singular)
frȅndice (nominative plural)
frȅndicē (genitive singular)
frȅndīcā (genitive plural)
frȅndici (dative singular)
frȅndicama (dative plural)
frȅndicu (accusative singular)
frȅndice (accusative plural)
frȅndice (singular vocative)
frȅndico (singular vocative)
frȅndice (plural vocative)
frȅndici (locative singular)
frȅndicama (locative plural)
frȅndicōm (instrumental singular)
frȅndicama (instrumental plural)


kosač

косач (Cyrillic)
kosač (nominative singular)
kosači (nominative plural)
kosača (genitive singular)
kosača (genitive plural)
kosaču (dative singular)
kosačima (dative plural)
kosač (accusative singular)
kosače (accusative plural)
kosaču (singular vocative)
kosače(?) (singular vocative)
kosači (plural vocative)
kosaču (locative singular)
kosačima (locative plural)
kosačem (instrumental singular)
kosačima (instrumental plural)
kosir (alternative)


cvetača

cvètača (canonical feminine)
цвѐтача (Cyrillic)
cvètača (nominative singular)
cvetače (nominative plural)
cvetače (genitive singular)
cvȅtāčā (genitive plural)
cvetači (dative singular)
cvetačama (dative plural)
cvetaču (accusative singular)
cvetače (accusative plural)
cvetačo (singular vocative)
cvetače (plural vocative)
cvetači (locative singular)
cvetačama (locative plural)
cvetačom (instrumental singular)
cvetačama (instrumental plural)
cvjetača (alternative Ijekavian)


smrtožder

smrtožder m (Cyrillic spelling смртождер)

смртождер (Cyrillic)
smrtožder (nominative singular)
smrtožderi (nominative plural)
smrtoždera (genitive singular)
smrtožderi (genitive plural)
smrtožderu (dative singular)
smrtožderima (dative plural)
smrtoždera (accusative singular)
smrtoždere (accusative plural)
smrtožderu (singular vocative)
smrtožderi (plural vocative)
smrtožderu (locative singular)
smrtožderima (locative plural)
smrtožderom (instrumental singular)
smrtožderima (instrumental plural)


mirođija

miròđija f (Cyrillic spelling миро̀ђија)

miròđija (canonical feminine)
миро̀ђија (Cyrillic)
mirođija (nominative singular)
mirođije (nominative plural)
mirođije (genitive singular)
mirođija (genitive plural)
mirođiji (dative singular)
mirođijama (dative plural)
mirođiju (accusative singular)
mirođije (accusative plural)
mirođijo (singular vocative)
mirođije (plural vocative)
mirođiji (locative singular)
mirođijama (locative plural)
mirođijom (instrumental singular)
mirođijama (instrumental plural)
miròdija (alternative Croatia)


мирођија

миро̀ђија (canonical feminine)
miròđija (romanization)
мирођија (nominative singular)
мирођије (nominative plural)
мирођије (genitive singular)
мирођија (genitive plural)
мирођији (dative singular)
мирођијама (dative plural)
мирођију (accusative singular)
мирођије (accusative plural)
мирођијо (singular vocative)
мирођије (plural vocative)
мирођији (locative singular)
мирођијама (locative plural)
мирођијом (instrumental singular)
мирођијама (instrumental plural)
миро̀дија (alternative Croatia)


копар

ко̏пар (canonical masculine)
kȍpar (romanization)
копар (nominative singular)
копри (nominative plural)
копра (genitive singular)
копара (genitive plural)
копру (dative singular)
коприма (dative plural)
копар (accusative singular)
копре (accusative plural)
копре (singular vocative)
копри (plural vocative)
копру (locative singular)
коприма (locative plural)
копром (instrumental singular)
коприма (instrumental plural)


гибаница

гѝбаница (canonical feminine)
gìbanica (romanization)
гибаница (nominative singular)
гибанице (nominative plural)
гибанице (genitive singular)
гибаница (genitive plural)
гибаници (dative singular)
гибаницама (dative plural)
гибаницу (accusative singular)
гибанице (accusative plural)
гибанице (singular vocative)
гибаницо (singular vocative)
гибанице (plural vocative)
гибаници (locative singular)
гибаницама (locative plural)
гибаницом (instrumental singular)
гибаницама (instrumental plural)

From гиб, гибати, originally meaning "folded pie".


srpski trobojni gonič

srpski trobojni gonič m (Cyrillic spelling српски тробојни гонич)

српски тробојни гонич (Cyrillic)


српски тробојни гонич

српски тробојни гонич

српски тробојни гонич m (Latin spelling srpski trobojni gonič)

en-српски_тробојни_гонич-sh-noun-htqewMHn


tropopauza

tropopàuza f (Cyrillic spelling тропопа̀уза)

tropopàuza (canonical feminine)
тропопа̀уза (Cyrillic)
tropopauza (nominative singular)
tropopauze (nominative plural)
tropopauze (genitive singular)
tropopauza (genitive plural)
tropopauzi (dative singular)
tropopauzama (dative plural)
tropopauzu (accusative singular)
tropopauze (accusative plural)
tropopauzo (singular vocative)
tropopauze (plural vocative)
tropopauzi (locative singular)
tropopauzama (locative plural)
tropopauzom (instrumental singular)
tropopauzama (instrumental plural)


stratopauza

stratopȁuza f (Cyrillic spelling стратопа̏уза)

stratopȁuza (canonical feminine)
стратопа̏уза (Cyrillic)
stratopauza (nominative singular)
stratopauze (nominative plural)
stratopauze (genitive singular)
stratopauza (genitive plural)
stratopauzi (dative singular)
stratopauzama (dative plural)
stratopauzu (accusative singular)
stratopauze (accusative plural)
stratopauzo (singular vocative)
stratopauze (plural vocative)
stratopauzi (locative singular)
stratopauzama (locative plural)
stratopauzom (instrumental singular)
stratopauzama (instrumental plural)


mezopauza

mȅzopauza f (Cyrillic spelling ме̏зопауза)

mȅzopauza (canonical feminine)
ме̏зопауза (Cyrillic)
mezopauza (nominative singular)
mezopauze (nominative plural)
mezopauze (genitive singular)
mezopauza (genitive plural)
mezopauzi (dative singular)
mezopauzama (dative plural)
mezopauzu (accusative singular)
mezopauze (accusative plural)
mezopauzo (singular vocative)
mezopauze (plural vocative)
mezopauzi (locative singular)
mezopauzama (locative plural)
mezopauzom (instrumental singular)
mezopauzama (instrumental plural)


termopauza

termopȁuza m (Cyrillic spelling термопа̏уза)

termopȁuza (canonical masculine)
термопа̏уза (Cyrillic)
termopauza (nominative singular)
termopauze (nominative plural)
termopauze (genitive singular)
termopauza (genitive plural)
termopauzi (dative singular)
termopauzama (dative plural)
termopauzu (accusative singular)
termopauze (accusative plural)
termopauzo (singular vocative)
termopauze (plural vocative)
termopauzi (locative singular)
termopauzama (locative plural)
termopauzom (instrumental singular)
termopauzama (instrumental plural)


turbopauza

turbopȁuza f (Cyrillic spelling турбопа̏уза)

turbopȁuza (canonical feminine)
турбопа̏уза (Cyrillic)
turbopauza (nominative singular)
turbopauze (nominative plural)
turbopauze (genitive singular)
turbopauza (genitive plural)
turbopauzi (dative singular)
turbopauzama (dative plural)
turbopauzu (accusative singular)
turbopauze (accusative plural)
turbopauzo (singular vocative)
turbopauze (plural vocative)
turbopauzi (locative singular)
turbopauzama (locative plural)
turbopauzom (instrumental singular)
turbopauzama (instrumental plural)


milje

mìljē (canonical masculine)
мѝље̄ (Cyrillic)
milje (nominative singular)
miljei (nominative plural)
miljea (genitive singular)
miljea (genitive plural)
miljeu (dative singular)
miljeima (dative plural)
milje (accusative singular)
miljee (accusative plural)
miljeu (singular vocative)
miljei (plural vocative)
miljeu (locative singular)
miljeima (locative plural)
miljeom (instrumental singular)
miljeima (instrumental plural)


milja

mȋlja (canonical feminine)
ми̑ља (Cyrillic)
milja (nominative singular)
milje (nominative plural)
milje (genitive singular)
milja (genitive plural)
milji (dative singular)
miljama (dative plural)
milju (accusative singular)
milje (accusative plural)
miljo (singular vocative)
milje (plural vocative)
milji (locative singular)
miljama (locative plural)
miljom (instrumental singular)
miljama (instrumental plural)


pizdek

pìzdek (canonical masculine)
пѝздек (Cyrillic)
pizdek (nominative singular)
pizdeki (nominative plural)
pizdeci (nominative plural)
pizdeka (genitive singular)
pizdeka (genitive plural)
pizdeku (dative singular)
pizdekima (dative plural)
pizdecima (dative plural)
pizdeka (accusative singular)
pizdeke (accusative plural)
pizdek (singular vocative)
pizdeki (plural vocative)
pizdeci (plural vocative)
pizdeku (locative singular)
pizdekima (locative plural)
pizdecima (locative plural)
pizdekom (instrumental singular)
pizdekima (instrumental plural)
pizdecima (instrumental plural)

Gle ti tog pizdeka!

(vulgar, derogatory) jerk, asshole, prick, douche


picajzla

picàjzla f (Cyrillic spelling пица̀јзла)

picàjzla (canonical feminine)
пица̀јзла (Cyrillic)
picajzla (nominative singular)
picajzle (nominative plural)
picajzle (genitive singular)
picajzla (genitive plural)
picajzli (genitive plural)
picajzli (dative singular)
picajzlama (dative plural)
picajzlu (accusative singular)
picajzle (accusative plural)
picajzlo (singular vocative)
picajzle (plural vocative)
picajzli (locative singular)
picajzlama (locative plural)
picajzlom (instrumental singular)
picajzlama (instrumental plural)
picàjzl (alternative)

ne budi takva picajzla!


metvica

mètvica (canonical feminine)
мѐтвица (Cyrillic)
metvica (nominative singular)
metvice (nominative plural)
metvice (genitive singular)
metvica (genitive plural)
metvici (dative singular)
metvicama (dative plural)
metvicu (accusative singular)
metvice (accusative plural)
metvice (singular vocative)
metvico (singular vocative)
metvice (plural vocative)
metvici (locative singular)
metvicama (locative plural)
metvicom (instrumental singular)
metvicama (instrumental plural)


метвица

мѐтвица (canonical feminine)
mètvica (romanization)
метвица (nominative singular)
метвице (nominative plural)
метвице (genitive singular)
метвица (genitive plural)
метвици (dative singular)
метвицама (dative plural)
метвицу (accusative singular)
метвице (accusative plural)
метвице (singular vocative)
метвицо (singular vocative)
метвице (plural vocative)
метвици (locative singular)
метвицама (locative plural)
метвицом (instrumental singular)
метвицама (instrumental plural)


lajtmotiv

lajtmòtīv m (Cyrillic spelling лајтмо̀тӣв)

lajtmòtīv (canonical masculine)
лајтмо̀тӣв (Cyrillic)
lajtmòtīv (nominative singular)
lajtmotivi (nominative plural)
lajtmotíva (genitive singular)
lajtmotiva (genitive plural)
lajtmotiku (dative singular)
lajtmotivima (dative plural)
lajtmotiv (accusative singular)
lajtmotive (accusative plural)
lajtmotivu (singular vocative)
lajtmotivi (plural vocative)
lajtmotivu (locative singular)
lajtmotivima (locative plural)
lajtmotivom (instrumental singular)
lajtmotivima (instrumental plural)


kremšnita

krèmšnita f (Cyrillic spelling крѐмшнита)

krèmšnita (canonical feminine)
крѐмшнита (Cyrillic)
krèmšnita (nominative singular)
kremšnite (nominative plural)
kremšnite (genitive singular)
krȅmšnītā (genitive plural)
kremšniti (dative singular)
kremšnitama (dative plural)
kremšnitu (accusative singular)
kremšnite (accusative plural)
kremšnito (singular vocative)
kremšnite (plural vocative)
kremšniti (locative singular)
kremšnitama (locative plural)
kremšnitom (instrumental singular)
kremšnitama (instrumental plural)

(regional) a dessert made from puff pastry filled with custard cream and beaten egg whites


šnita

šnȉta (canonical feminine)
шни̏та (Cyrillic)
šnȉta (nominative singular)
šnite (nominative plural)
šnite (genitive singular)
šnȋtā (genitive plural)
šniti (dative singular)
šnitama (dative plural)
šnitu (accusative singular)
šnite (accusative plural)
šnito (singular vocative)
šnite (plural vocative)
šniti (locative singular)
šnitama (locative plural)
šnitom (instrumental singular)
šnitama (instrumental plural)
šnȉt (alternative)


šajba

šȃjba (canonical feminine)
ша̑јба (Cyrillic)
šȃjba (nominative singular)
šajbe (nominative plural)
šajbe (genitive singular)
šȃjbā (genitive plural)
šȃjbī (genitive plural)
šajbi (dative singular)
šajbama (dative plural)
šajbu (accusative singular)
šajbe (accusative plural)
šajbo (singular vocative)
šajbe (plural vocative)
šajbi (locative singular)
šajbama (locative plural)
šajbom (instrumental singular)
šajbama (instrumental plural)


kraguj

kràgūj (canonical masculine)
кра̀гӯј (Cyrillic)
kràgūj (nominative singular)
kraguji (nominative plural)
kragúja (genitive singular)
kraguja (genitive plural)
kraguju (dative singular)
kragujima (dative plural)
kraguja (accusative singular)
kraguje (accusative plural)
kraguju (singular vocative)
kraguji (plural vocative)
kraguju (locative singular)
kragujima (locative plural)
kragujom (instrumental singular)
kragujima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *korgujь.
First attested in the 15th century.


hauba

hàuba (canonical feminine)
ха̀уба (Cyrillic)
hauba (nominative singular)
haube (nominative plural)
haube (genitive singular)
hauba (genitive plural)
haubi (dative singular)
haubama (dative plural)
haubu (accusative singular)
haube (accusative plural)
haubo (singular vocative)
haube (plural vocative)
haubi (locative singular)
haubama (locative plural)
haubom (instrumental singular)
haubama (instrumental plural)


крагуј

кра̀гӯј (canonical masculine)
kràgūj (romanization)
кра̀гӯј (nominative singular)
крагуји (nominative plural)
крагу́ја (genitive singular)
крагуја (genitive plural)
крагују (dative singular)
крагујима (dative plural)
крагуја (accusative singular)
крагује (accusative plural)
крагују (singular vocative)
крагуји (plural vocative)
крагују (locative singular)
крагујима (locative plural)
крагујом (instrumental singular)
крагујима (instrumental plural)


vešmašina

vȅšmašīna f (Cyrillic spelling ве̏шмашӣна)

vȅšmašīna (canonical feminine)
ве̏шмашӣна (Cyrillic)
vešmašina (nominative singular)
vešmašine (nominative plural)
vešmašine (genitive singular)
vešmašina (genitive plural)
vešmašini (dative singular)
vešmašinama (dative plural)
vešmašinu (accusative singular)
vešmašine (accusative plural)
vešmašino (singular vocative)
vešmašine (plural vocative)
vešmašini (locative singular)
vešmašinama (locative plural)
vešmašinom (instrumental singular)
vešmašinama (instrumental plural)
vȁšmašīna (alternative)


rašpa

rȁšpa (canonical feminine)
ра̏шпа (Cyrillic)
rȁšpa (nominative singular)
rašpe (nominative plural)
rašpe (genitive singular)
rȃšpā (genitive plural)
rȃšpī (genitive plural)
rašpi (dative singular)
rašpama (dative plural)
rašpu (accusative singular)
rašpe (accusative plural)
rašpo (singular vocative)
rašpe (plural vocative)
rašpi (locative singular)
rašpama (locative plural)
rašpom (instrumental singular)
rašpama (instrumental plural)


rašpa

rȁšpa (canonical feminine)
ра̏шпа (Cyrillic)
rašpa (nominative singular)
rašpe (nominative plural)
rašpe (genitive singular)
rašpa (genitive plural)
rašpi (genitive plural)
rašpi (dative singular)
rašpama (dative plural)
rašpu (accusative singular)
rašpe (accusative plural)
rašpo (singular vocative)
rašpe (plural vocative)
rašpi (locative singular)
rašpama (locative plural)
rašpom (instrumental singular)
rašpama (instrumental plural)


beštek

bèštek (canonical masculine)
бѐштек (Cyrillic)
bèštek (nominative singular)
beštȅk (nominative singular)
beštèci (nominative plural)
beštèki (nominative plural)
beštèka (genitive singular)
beštèka (genitive plural)
beštèku (dative singular)
beštècima (dative plural)
beštèkima (dative plural)
bèštek (accusative singular)
beštȅk (accusative singular)
beštèke (accusative plural)
beštèče (singular vocative)
beštèci (plural vocative)
beštèki (plural vocative)
beštèku (locative singular)
beštècima (locative plural)
beštèkima (locative plural)
beštèkom (instrumental singular)
beštècima (instrumental plural)
beštèkima (instrumental plural)

silverware, cutlery, set of instruments used to take in food


abecedama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of abeceda


klipnjača

klìpnjača f (Cyrillic spelling клѝпњача)

klìpnjača (canonical feminine)
клѝпњача (Cyrillic)
klipnjača (nominative singular)
klipnjače (nominative plural)
klipnjače (genitive singular)
klipnjača (genitive plural)
klipnjači (dative singular)
klipnjačama (dative plural)
klipnjaču (accusative singular)
klipnjače (accusative plural)
klipnjačo (singular vocative)
klipnjače (plural vocative)
klipnjači (locative singular)
klipnjačama (locative plural)
klipnjačom (instrumental singular)
klipnjačama (instrumental plural)


vukojebina

vukojèbina f (Cyrillic spelling вукојѐбина)

vukojèbina (canonical feminine)
вукојѐбина (Cyrillic)
vukojebina (nominative singular)
vukojebine (nominative plural)
vukojebine (genitive singular)
vukojebina (genitive plural)
vukojebini (dative singular)
vukojebinama (dative plural)
vukojebinu (accusative singular)
vukojebine (accusative plural)
vukojebino (singular vocative)
vukojebine (plural vocative)
vukojebini (locative singular)
vukojebinama (locative plural)
vukojebinom (instrumental singular)
vukojebinama (instrumental plural)

From vuk (“wolf”) + -o- + jebati (“to fuck”) + -ina (feminine suffix): “the place where the wolves fuck”.

affix

Zašto u ovoj vukojebini sam ja odrast'o
Gdje ne sm'ješ reći da si drugačiji glasno
I zašto ovdje oduvijek je bio zastoj
Ja ne razumijem to

2010 April 12, Dubioza kolektiv, “Kokuz”:

Why did I grow up in this vukojebina,
where you cannot say out loud that you're different?
And why there's been a deadlock forever here,
I don't understand that.

Kako je odbacio dvostranački kompromis o pitanju tzv. sanjara koji su predložili konzervativci i liberali, a tiče se zaštite ljudi koji se suočavaju s deportacijom i ostalim imigrantskim politikama, Donald Trump pitao je sudionike sastanka u Ovalnom uredu u četvrtak "zašto bi SAD uopće trebao prihvaćati toliko imigranata iz vukojebina (u izvornom obliku - shithole countries) poput Afrike, Centralne Amerike i Kariba, ispričala su dva izvora koji su bili na sastanku.

2018 January 12, Martina Japec Martinko, “Trump: Zašto u Ameriku dolazi toliko ljudi iz vukojebina?”, in Express.hr:

As he rejected the bipartisan compromise on the issue of the so-called dreamers proposed by conservatives and liberals to protect people facing deportation and other immigration policies, Donald Trump asked participants in a meeting in the Oval Office on Thursday "why the US should accept so many immigrants from wolf-fuckeries (in the original form - shithole countries) such as Africa, Central America and the Caribbean, said two sources who were at the meeting.

(vulgar) bumfuck nowhere, the backwoods, the middle of nowhere, shithole


pripizdina

sh-noun

prìpizdina f (Cyrillic spelling прѝпиздина)

prìpizdina (canonical feminine)
прѝпиздина (Cyrillic)
pripizdina (nominative singular)
pripizdine (nominative plural)
pripizdine (genitive singular)
pripizdina (genitive plural)
pripizdini (dative singular)
pripizdinama (dative plural)
pripizdinu (accusative singular)
pripizdine (accusative plural)
pripizdino (singular vocative)
pripizdine (plural vocative)
pripizdini (locative singular)
pripizdinama (locative plural)
pripizdinom (instrumental singular)
pripizdinama (instrumental plural)

(vulgar) bumfuck nowhere, the backwoods, the middle of nowhere


partokratija

partocracy (government by political parties)


партократија

head

партократија f


protuletje

sh-noun

protuletje n (Cyrillic spelling протулетје)

протулетје (Cyrillic)

Da je protuletje vre
došlo prek noći skrivečki.


kragna

krágna (canonical masculine)
кра́гна (Cyrillic)
kragna (nominative singular)
kragne (nominative plural)
kragne (genitive singular)
kragna (genitive plural)
kragni (genitive plural)
kragni (dative singular)
kragnama (dative plural)
kragnu (accusative singular)
kragne (accusative plural)
kragno (singular vocative)
kragne (plural vocative)
kragni (locative singular)
kragnama (locative plural)
kragnom (instrumental singular)
kragnama (instrumental plural)
krágn (alternative Croatia)


топоним

топо̀нӣм (canonical masculine)
topònīm (romanization)
топо̀нӣм (nominative singular)
топоними (nominative plural)
топони́ма (genitive singular)
топонима (genitive plural)
топониму (dative singular)
топонимима (dative plural)
топоним (accusative singular)
топониме (accusative plural)
топониме (singular vocative)
топоними (plural vocative)
топониму (locative singular)
топонимима (locative plural)
топонимом (instrumental singular)
топонимима (instrumental plural)

From топо- + -о̀нӣм.

af

топо- + -о̀нӣм


трепет

тре̏пе̄т (canonical masculine)
trȅpēt (romanization)
трепет (nominative singular)
трепета (genitive singular)
трепету (dative singular)
трепет (accusative singular)
трепете (singular vocative)
трепету (locative singular)
трепетом (instrumental singular)


пигмент

пѝгмент (canonical masculine)
pìgment (romanization)
пѝгмент (nominative singular)
пигменти (nominative plural)
пигмента (genitive singular)
пѝгмена̄та̄ (genitive plural)
пигменту (dative singular)
пигментима (dative plural)
пигмент (accusative singular)
пигменте (accusative plural)
пигменте (singular vocative)
пигменти (plural vocative)
пигменту (locative singular)
пигментима (locative plural)
пигментом (instrumental singular)
пигментима (instrumental plural)

From German Pigment, from Latin pigmentum.


Адвент

А̀двент (canonical masculine)
Àdvent (romanization)
Адвент (nominative singular)
Адвента (genitive singular)
Адвенту (dative singular)
Адвент (accusative singular)
Адвенте (singular vocative)
Адвенту (locative singular)
Адвентом (instrumental singular)
А̀двенат (alternative)

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

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


сахарин

саха̀рӣн (canonical masculine)
sahàrīn (romanization)
саха̀рӣн (nominative singular)
сахари́на (genitive singular)
сахарину (dative singular)
сахарин (accusative singular)
сахарине (singular vocative)
сахарину (locative singular)
сахарином (instrumental singular)

From Medieval Latin saccharum, from Ancient Greek σάκχᾰρον (sákkhăron).


садист

са̀дист (canonical masculine)
sàdist (romanization)
садист (nominative singular)
садисти (nominative plural)
садиста (genitive singular)
садиста (genitive plural)
садисту (dative singular)
садистима (dative plural)
садиста (accusative singular)
садисте (accusative plural)
садисте (singular vocative)
садисти (plural vocative)
садисту (locative singular)
садистима (locative plural)
садистом (instrumental singular)
садистима (instrumental plural)
са̀диста (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


anomija

аномија (Cyrillic)
anomija (nominative singular)
anomije (nominative plural)
anomije (genitive singular)
anomija (genitive plural)
anomiji (dative singular)
anomijama (dative plural)
anomiju (accusative singular)
anomije (accusative plural)
anomijo (singular vocative)
anomije (plural vocative)
anomiji (locative singular)
anomijama (locative plural)
anomijom (instrumental singular)
anomijama (instrumental plural)

anomie (alienation or social instability)


trak

trȃk (canonical masculine)
тра̑к (Cyrillic)

trak svjetla


imperatoru

sh-noun form

imperatoru (Cyrillic spelling императору)

императору (Cyrillic)


imperatora

imperatora (Cyrillic spelling императора)

императора (Cyrillic)

inflection of imperator:
genitive singular/plural

inflection of imperator:
accusative singular


пекан

пѐкан (canonical masculine)
pèkan (romanization)


вражда

вра̀жда (canonical feminine)
vràžda (romanization)
вражда (nominative singular)
вражде (nominative plural)
вражде (genitive singular)
вражда (genitive plural)
вражди (dative singular)
враждама (dative plural)
вражду (accusative singular)
вражде (accusative plural)
враждо (singular vocative)
вражде (plural vocative)
вражди (locative singular)
враждама (locative plural)
враждом (instrumental singular)
враждама (instrumental plural)


autoportret

sh-noun

autopòrtrēt m (Cyrillic spelling аутопо̀ртре̄т)

autopòrtrēt (canonical masculine)
аутопо̀ртре̄т (Cyrillic)
autopòrtrēt (nominative singular)
autoportreti (nominative plural)
autoportréta (genitive singular)
autoportreta (genitive plural)
autoportretu (dative singular)
autoportretima (dative plural)
autoportret (accusative singular)
autoportrete (accusative plural)
autoportrete (singular vocative)
autoportreti (plural vocative)
autoportretu (locative singular)
autoportretima (locative plural)
autoportretom (instrumental singular)
autoportretima (instrumental plural)


troha

trȍha (canonical feminine)
тро̏ха (Cyrillic)


deklica

dȅklica (canonical feminine)
де̏клица (Cyrillic)


šihta

šȉhta (canonical feminine)
ши̏хта (Cyrillic)
šȉhta (nominative singular)
šihte (nominative plural)
šihte (genitive singular)
šȋhtā (genitive plural)
-ī (genitive plural)
šihti (dative singular)
šihtama (dative plural)
šihtu (accusative singular)
šihte (accusative plural)
šihto (singular vocative)
šihte (plural vocative)
šihti (locative singular)
šihtama (locative plural)
šihtom (instrumental singular)
šihtama (instrumental plural)

shift (a set group of workers or period of working time)


stiropor

stȉropōr m (Cyrillic spelling сти̏ропо̄р)

stȉropōr (canonical masculine)
сти̏ропо̄р (Cyrillic)
stiropor (nominative singular)
stiropori (nominative plural)
stiropora (genitive singular)
stiropora (genitive plural)
stiroporu (dative singular)
stiroporima (dative plural)
stiropor (accusative singular)
stiropore (accusative plural)
stiroporu (singular vocative)
stiropore (singular vocative)
stiropori (plural vocative)
stiroporu (locative singular)
stiroporima (locative plural)
stiroporom (instrumental singular)
stiroporima (instrumental plural)


štimung

štìmung (canonical masculine)
штѝмунг (Cyrillic)
štimung (nominative singular)
štimunzi (nominative plural)
štimunga (genitive singular)
štimunga (genitive plural)
štimungu (dative singular)
štimunzima (dative plural)
štimung (accusative singular)
štimunge (accusative plural)
štimunže (singular vocative)
štimungu (singular vocative)
štimunzi (plural vocative)
štimungu (locative singular)
štimunzima (locative plural)
štimungom (instrumental singular)
štimunzima (instrumental plural)


norhaus

nȍrhaus (canonical masculine)
но̏рхаус (Cyrillic)


špeceraj

špeceràj m (Cyrillic spelling шпецера̀ј)

špeceràj (canonical masculine)
шпецера̀ј (Cyrillic)
špeceràj (nominative singular)
špeceraji (nominative plural)
špeceràja (genitive singular)
špeceraja (genitive plural)
špeceraju (dative singular)
špecerajima (dative plural)
špeceraj (accusative singular)
špeceraje (accusative plural)
špeceraju (singular vocative)
špeceraji (plural vocative)
špeceraju (locative singular)
špecerajima (locative plural)
špecerajem (instrumental singular)
špecerajima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Spezerei, from Italian spezierie.


гастарбајтер

гаста̀рбајтер

гаста̀рбајтер m (Latin spelling gastàrbajter)

гаста̀рбајтер (canonical masculine)
gastàrbajter (romanization)


tipfeler

типфелер (Cyrillic)
tipfeler (nominative singular)
tipfeleri (nominative plural)
tipfelera (genitive singular)
tipfelera (genitive plural)
tipfeleru (dative singular)
tipfelerima (dative plural)
tipfeler (accusative singular)
tipfelere (accusative plural)
tipfeleru (singular vocative)
tipfeleri (plural vocative)
tipfeleru (locative singular)
tipfelerima (locative plural)
tipfelerom (instrumental singular)
tipfelerima (instrumental plural)


šimfarija

šimfàrija f (Cyrillic spelling шимфа̀рија)

šimfàrija (canonical feminine)
шимфа̀рија (Cyrillic)
šimfarija (nominative singular)
šimfarije (nominative plural)
šimfarije (genitive singular)
šimfarija (genitive plural)
šimfariji (dative singular)
šimfarijama (dative plural)
šimfariju (accusative singular)
šimfarije (accusative plural)
šimfarijo (singular vocative)
šimfarije (plural vocative)
šimfariji (locative singular)
šimfarijama (locative plural)
šimfarijom (instrumental singular)
šimfarijama (instrumental plural)


šajser

šàjser (canonical masculine)
ша̀јсер (Cyrillic)


seronja

séronja (canonical masculine)
се́роња (Cyrillic)

(vulgar, derogatory) asshole, motherfucker, douchebag, fucker


pizdarija

pizdàrija f (Cyrillic spelling пизда̀рија)

pizdàrija (canonical feminine)
пизда̀рија (Cyrillic)
pizdarija (nominative singular)
pizdarije (nominative plural)
pizdarije (genitive singular)
pizdarija (genitive plural)
pizdariji (dative singular)
pizdarijama (dative plural)
pizdariju (accusative singular)
pizdarije (accusative plural)
pizdarijo (singular vocative)
pizdarije (plural vocative)
pizdariji (locative singular)
pizdarijama (locative plural)
pizdarijom (instrumental singular)
pizdarijama (instrumental plural)

Ne, idiote, sačekaj, nemoj opet napraviti neku pizdariju.

No, idiot, wait up, don't create some shit again.

Daj mi samo sekundu da zgrabim svoje pizdarije.

(colloquial, vulgar) one's shit, stuff, things, belongings


kozmonaut

kozmonàut m (Cyrillic spelling козмона̀ут)

kozmonàut (canonical masculine)
козмона̀ут (Cyrillic)
kozmonaut (nominative singular)
kozmonauti (nominative plural)
kozmonauta (genitive singular)
kozmonauta (genitive plural)
kozmonautu (dative singular)
kozmonautima (dative plural)
kozmonauta (accusative singular)
kozmonaute (accusative plural)
kozmonaute (singular vocative)
kozmonauti (plural vocative)
kozmonautu (locative singular)
kozmonautima (locative plural)
kozmonautom (instrumental singular)
kozmonautima (instrumental plural)
kosmonàut (alternative)


štihvort

štìhvort (canonical masculine)
штѝхворт (Cyrillic)


flešbek

flȅšbek (canonical masculine)
фле̏шбек (Cyrillic)
flashback (alternative)


локаут

ло̀ка̄ут (canonical masculine)
lòkāut (romanization)


талисман

талѝсма̄н (canonical masculine)
talìsmān (romanization)
талѝсма̄н (nominative singular)
талисмани (nominative plural)
талисма́на (genitive singular)
талисмана (genitive plural)
талисману (dative singular)
талисманима (dative plural)
талисман (accusative singular)
талисмане (accusative plural)
талисмане (singular vocative)
талисмани (plural vocative)
талисману (locative singular)
талисманима (locative plural)
талисманом (instrumental singular)
талисманима (instrumental plural)

From French talisman or Spanish talismán.


štrik

štrȉk (canonical masculine)
штри̏к (Cyrillic)
štrȉk (nominative singular)
štrìkovi (nominative plural)
štrika (genitive singular)
štrikova (genitive plural)
štriku (dative singular)
štrikovima (dative plural)
štrik (accusative singular)
štrikove (accusative plural)
štriče (singular vocative)
štrikovi (plural vocative)
štriku (locative singular)
štrikovima (locative plural)
štrikom (instrumental singular)
štrikovima (instrumental plural)


kušlec

kùšlec (canonical masculine)
ку̀шлец (Cyrillic)


fruštuk

frùštuk (canonical masculine)
фру̀штук (Cyrillic)
frùštuk (nominative singular)
fruštuci (nominative plural)
fruštuka (genitive singular)
fruštuka (genitive plural)
fruštuku (dative singular)
fruštucima (dative plural)
fruštuk (accusative singular)
fruštuke (accusative plural)
fruštuče (singular vocative)
fruštuci (plural vocative)
fruštuku (locative singular)
fruštucima (locative plural)
fruštukom (instrumental singular)
fruštucima (instrumental plural)
frùštik (alternative)


cukerpek

цукерпек (Cyrillic)
cukerbeker (alternative)


cukerbeker

cukerbeker m (Cyrillic spelling цукербекер)

цукербекер (Cyrillic)
cukerpek (alternative)


canšteher

canšteher m (Cyrillic spelling цанштехер)


аниматор

анѝма̄тор (canonical masculine)
anìmātor (romanization)
аниматор (nominative singular)
аниматори (nominative plural)
аниматора (genitive singular)
аниматора (genitive plural)
аниматору (dative singular)
аниматорима (dative plural)
аниматора (accusative singular)
аниматоре (accusative plural)
аниматоре (singular vocative)
аниматори (plural vocative)
аниматору (locative singular)
аниматорима (locative plural)
аниматором (instrumental singular)
аниматорима (instrumental plural)

From аними́рати.


šekret

šekrȇt (canonical masculine)
шекре̑т (Cyrillic)


štrapac

štràpac (canonical masculine)
штра̀пац (Cyrillic)
štràpac (nominative singular)
štrapaci (nominative plural)
štrapàca (genitive singular)
štrapaca (genitive plural)
štrapacu (dative singular)
štrapacima (dative plural)
štrapac (accusative singular)
štrapace (accusative plural)
štrapače (singular vocative)
štrapaci (plural vocative)
štrapacu (locative singular)
štrapacima (locative plural)
štrapacem (instrumental singular)
štrapacima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Strapaze, from Italian strapazzo.


trsje

tȓsje (canonical neuter)
тр̑сје (Cyrillic)
trsje (nominative singular)
trsja (genitive singular)
trsju (dative singular)
trsje (accusative singular)
trsje (singular vocative)
trsju (locative singular)
trsjem (instrumental singular)


štof

štȍf (canonical masculine)
што̏ф (Cyrillic)
štȍf (nominative singular)
štòfovi (nominative plural)
štofa (genitive singular)
štofova (genitive plural)
štofu (dative singular)
štofovima (dative plural)
štof (accusative singular)
štofove (accusative plural)
štofe (singular vocative)
štofovi (plural vocative)
štofu (locative singular)
štofovima (locative plural)
štofom (instrumental singular)
štofovima (instrumental plural)


štikla

štìkla (canonical feminine)
штѝкла (Cyrillic)
štìkla (nominative singular)
štikle (nominative plural)
štikle (genitive singular)
štìkālā (genitive plural)
štíklī (genitive plural)
štikli (dative singular)
štiklama (dative plural)
štiklu (accusative singular)
štikle (accusative plural)
štiklo (singular vocative)
štikle (plural vocative)
štikli (locative singular)
štiklama (locative plural)
štiklom (instrumental singular)
štiklama (instrumental plural)

tamo gdje je stala moja štikla


šteker

štȅker (canonical masculine)
ште̏кер (Cyrillic)
šteker (nominative singular)
štekeri (nominative plural)
štekera (genitive singular)
štekera (genitive plural)
štekeru (dative singular)
štekerima (dative plural)
šteker (accusative singular)
štekere (accusative plural)
štekeru (singular vocative)
štekeri (plural vocative)
štekeru (locative singular)
štekerima (locative plural)
štekerom (instrumental singular)
štekerima (instrumental plural)


štekdoza

štȅkdōza f (Cyrillic spelling ште̏кдо̄за)

štȅkdōza (canonical feminine)
ште̏кдо̄за (Cyrillic)
štekdoza (nominative singular)
štekdoze (nominative plural)
štekdoze (genitive singular)
štekdoza (genitive plural)
štekdozi (dative singular)
štekdozama (dative plural)
štekdozu (accusative singular)
štekdoze (accusative plural)
štekdozo (singular vocative)
štekdoze (plural vocative)
štekdozi (locative singular)
štekdozama (locative plural)
štekdozom (instrumental singular)
štekdozama (instrumental plural)


trotl

tròtl (canonical masculine)
тро̀тл (Cyrillic)

(Kajkavian, regional) clumsy, incompetent person


ringlšpil

rìnglšpīl m (Cyrillic spelling рѝнглшпӣл)

rìnglšpīl (canonical masculine)
рѝнглшпӣл (Cyrillic)
ringišpil (alternative)


ringišpil

rìngišpīl m (Cyrillic spelling рѝнгишпӣл)

rìngišpīl (canonical masculine)
рѝнгишпӣл (Cyrillic)
ringlšpil (alternative)


sokl

sòkl (canonical masculine)
со̀кл (Cyrillic)
còkl (alternative)

From German Sockel, from French socle, from Italian zoccolo (“wooden shoe”), from Latin socculus, diminutive of soccus (“sock”).


cokl

còkl (canonical masculine)
цо̀кл (Cyrillic)
sòkl (alternative)


špek

špȅk (canonical masculine)
шпе̏к (Cyrillic)
špek (nominative singular)
špekovi (nominative plural)
špeka (genitive singular)
špekova (genitive plural)
špeku (dative singular)
špekovima (dative plural)
špek (accusative singular)
špekove (accusative plural)
špeče (singular vocative)
špekovi (plural vocative)
špeku (locative singular)
špekovima (locative plural)
špekom (instrumental singular)
špekovima (instrumental plural)


ciferšlus

cìferšlus m (Cyrillic spelling цѝфершлус)

cìferšlus (canonical masculine)
цѝфершлус (Cyrillic)


fašnik

fȁšnīk (canonical masculine)
фа̏шнӣк (Cyrillic)
fašnik (nominative singular)
fašnici (nominative plural)
fašnika (genitive singular)
fašnika (genitive plural)
fašniku (dative singular)
fašnicima (dative plural)
fašnik (accusative singular)
fašnike (accusative plural)
fašniče (singular vocative)
fašnici (plural vocative)
fašnik (locative singular)
fašnicima (locative plural)
fašnikom (instrumental singular)
fašnicima (instrumental plural)

(regional, Kajkavian) day before Mardi Gras, carnival


krafna

kràfna (canonical feminine)
кра̀фна (Cyrillic)
kràfna (nominative singular)
krafne (nominative plural)
krafne (genitive singular)
kràfnā (genitive plural)
kràfnī (genitive plural)
krafni (dative singular)
krafnama (dative plural)
krafnu (accusative singular)
krafne (accusative plural)
krafno (singular vocative)
krafne (plural vocative)
krafni (locative singular)
krafnama (locative plural)
krafnom (instrumental singular)
krafnama (instrumental plural)
kráfen (alternative)
krófna (alternative)
krȁfn (alternative)


pokladnica

pòkladnica f (Cyrillic spelling по̀кладница)

pòkladnica (canonical feminine)
по̀кладница (Cyrillic)
pokladnica (nominative singular)
pokladnice (nominative plural)
pokladnice (genitive singular)
pokladnica (genitive plural)
pokladnici (dative singular)
pokladnicama (dative plural)
pokladnicu (accusative singular)
pokladnice (accusative plural)
pokladnice (singular vocative)
pokladnico (singular vocative)
pokladnice (plural vocative)
pokladnici (locative singular)
pokladnicama (locative plural)
pokladnicom (instrumental singular)
pokladnicama (instrumental plural)


befel

bèfel (canonical masculine)
бѐфел (Cyrillic)


đir

đȋr (canonical masculine)
ђи̑р (Cyrillic)


šuza

шуза (Cyrillic)
šȕza (nominative singular)
šȕze (nominative plural)
šuze (genitive singular)
šȗzā (genitive plural)
šuzi (dative singular)
šuzama (dative plural)
šuzu (accusative singular)
šuze (accusative plural)
šuzo (singular vocative)
šuze (plural vocative)
šuzi (locative singular)
šuzama (locative plural)
šuzom (instrumental singular)
šuzama (instrumental plural)


kožama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of koža


pejotl

pejòtl (canonical masculine)
пејо̀тл (Cyrillic)

From Spanish peyote, from Classical Nahuatl peyotl.


bušel

bùšel (canonical masculine)
бу̀шел (Cyrillic)
bušel (nominative singular)
bušeli (nominative plural)
bušela (genitive singular)
bušela (genitive plural)
bušelu (dative singular)
bušelima (dative plural)
bušel (accusative singular)
bušele (accusative plural)
bušelu (singular vocative)
bušeli (plural vocative)
bušelu (locative singular)
bušelima (locative plural)
bušelom (instrumental singular)
bušelima (instrumental plural)


caka

cáka (canonical feminine)
ца́ка (Cyrillic)
cáka (nominative singular)
cake (nominative plural)
cake (genitive singular)
cákā (genitive plural)
caki (dative singular)
cakama (dative plural)
caku (accusative singular)
cake (accusative plural)
cako (singular vocative)
cake (plural vocative)
caki (locative singular)
cakama (locative plural)
cakom (instrumental singular)
cakama (instrumental plural)


štrih

štrȉh (canonical masculine)
штри̏х (Cyrillic)

(regional) trail of a short stroke left as a mark by a writing instrument


štriherica

štrȉherica f (Cyrillic spelling штри̏херица)

štrȉherica (canonical feminine)
штри̏херица (Cyrillic)
štriherica (nominative singular)
štriherice (nominative plural)
štriherice (genitive singular)
štriherica (genitive plural)
štriherici (dative singular)
štrihericama (dative plural)
štrihericu (accusative singular)
štriherice (accusative plural)
štriherice (singular vocative)
štriherico (singular vocative)
štriherice (plural vocative)
štriherici (locative singular)
štrihericama (locative plural)
štrihericom (instrumental singular)
štrihericama (instrumental plural)


bljušt

bljȗšt (canonical masculine)
бљу̑шт (Cyrillic)
bljušt (nominative singular)
bljuštevi (nominative plural)
bljušta (genitive singular)
bljušteva (genitive plural)
bljuštu (dative singular)
bljuštevima (dative plural)
bljušt (accusative singular)
bljušteve (accusative plural)
bljuštu (singular vocative)
bljuštevi (plural vocative)
bljuštu (locative singular)
bljuštevima (locative plural)
bljuštem (instrumental singular)
bljuštevima (instrumental plural)


metilj

mètīlj (canonical masculine)
мѐтӣљ (Cyrillic)
metilj (nominative singular)
metilji (nominative plural)
metilja (genitive singular)
metilja (genitive plural)
metilju (dative singular)
metiljima (dative plural)
metilja (accusative singular)
metilje (accusative plural)
metilju (singular vocative)
metilji (plural vocative)
metilju (locative singular)
metiljima (locative plural)
metiljem (instrumental singular)
metiljima (instrumental plural)


šrafštok

šràfštok m (Cyrillic spelling шра̀фшток)

šràfštok (canonical masculine)
шра̀фшток (Cyrillic)
šrafštok (nominative singular)
šrafštokovi (nominative plural)
šrafštoka (genitive singular)
šrafštokova (genitive plural)
šrafštoku (dative singular)
šrafštokovima (dative plural)
šrafštok (accusative singular)
šrafštokove (accusative plural)
šrafštoče (singular vocative)
šrafštokovi (plural vocative)
šrafštoku (locative singular)
šrafštokovima (locative plural)
šrafštokom (instrumental singular)
šrafštokovima (instrumental plural)


nedra

nȅdra (canonical neuter plural)
не̏дра (Cyrillic)
nȅdra (nominative plural)
nȅdārā (genitive plural)
nedárā (genitive plural)
nȅdrima (dative plural)
nȅdra (accusative plural)
nȅdra (plural vocative)
nȅdrima (locative plural)
nȅdrima (instrumental plural)
njȅdra (alternative Ijekavian)

(plural only, language of literature) chest, bosom, breasts

(figuratively) heart, bosom (deep or inner part of something)


košuta

kòšuta (canonical feminine)
ко̀шута (Cyrillic)
kòšuta (nominative singular)
košute (nominative plural)
košute (genitive singular)
kȍšūtā (genitive plural)
košuti (dative singular)
košutama (dative plural)
košutu (accusative singular)
košute (accusative plural)
košuto (singular vocative)
košute (plural vocative)
košuti (locative singular)
košutama (locative plural)
košutom (instrumental singular)
košutama (instrumental plural)


pečurka

pèčūrka (canonical feminine)
пѐчӯрка (Cyrillic)
pèčūrka (nominative singular)
pečurke (nominative plural)
pečurke (genitive singular)
pèčūrākā (genitive plural)
pèčūrkī (genitive plural)
pečurci (dative singular)
pečurkama (dative plural)
pečurku (accusative singular)
pečurke (accusative plural)
pečurko (singular vocative)
pečurke (plural vocative)
pečurci (locative singular)
pečurkama (locative plural)
pečurkom (instrumental singular)
pečurkama (instrumental plural)


gušt

gȕšt (canonical masculine)
гу̏шт (Cyrillic)
gušt (nominative singular)
guštevi (nominative plural)
gušta (genitive singular)
gušteva (genitive plural)
guštu (dative singular)
guštevima (dative plural)
gušt (accusative singular)
gušteve (accusative plural)
guštu (singular vocative)
guštevi (plural vocative)
guštu (locative singular)
guštevima (locative plural)
guštom (instrumental singular)
guštevima (instrumental plural)


pleh

plȅh (canonical masculine)
пле̏х (Cyrillic)
pleh (nominative singular)
plehovi (nominative plural)
pleha (genitive singular)
plehova (genitive plural)
plehu (dative singular)
plehovima (dative plural)
pleh (accusative singular)
plehove (accusative plural)
pleše (singular vocative)
plehu (singular vocative)
plehovi (plural vocative)
plehu (locative singular)
plehovima (locative plural)
plehom (instrumental singular)
plehovima (instrumental plural)


печурка

пѐчӯрка (canonical feminine)
pèčūrka (romanization)
пѐчӯрка (nominative singular)
печурке (nominative plural)
печурке (genitive singular)
пѐчӯра̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
пѐчӯркӣ (genitive plural)
печурци (dative singular)
печуркама (dative plural)
печурку (accusative singular)
печурке (accusative plural)
печурко (singular vocative)
печурке (plural vocative)
печурци (locative singular)
печуркама (locative plural)
печурком (instrumental singular)
печуркама (instrumental plural)


вакуф

ва̏куф (canonical masculine)
vȁkuf (romanization)
вакуф (nominative singular)
вакуфи (nominative plural)
вакуфа (genitive singular)
вакуфа (genitive plural)
вакуфу (dative singular)
вакуфима (dative plural)
вакуф (accusative singular)
вакуфе (accusative plural)
вакуфе (singular vocative)
вакуфи (plural vocative)
вакуфу (locative singular)
вакуфима (locative plural)
вакуфом (instrumental singular)
вакуфима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish وقف (vakif), from Arabic وَقْف (waqf).

bor+

(Islam) waqf (inalienable endowment for charity)


nerast

nȅrāst (canonical masculine)
не̏ра̄ст (Cyrillic)
nerast (nominative singular)
nerasti (nominative plural)
nerasta (genitive singular)
nerasta (genitive plural)
nerastu (dative singular)
nerastima (dative plural)
nerasta (accusative singular)
neraste (accusative plural)
neraste (singular vocative)
nerasti (plural vocative)
nerastu (locative singular)
nerastima (locative plural)
nerastom (instrumental singular)
nerastima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kъnorzъ. Cognate with Bulgarian нерез (nerez), Russian кно́роз (knóroz), Polish kiernoz. Alternatively from Proto-Slavic *nerstъ.


rodama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of roda


шоу

шо̏у (canonical masculine)
šȍu (romanization)


vugel

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *ǫgъlъ, from Proto-Indo-European *h₂engulos (“joint?”), from *h₂eng- (“corner”).


асистент

асѝстент (canonical masculine)
asìstent (romanization)
асѝстент (nominative singular)
асистенти (nominative plural)
асистента (genitive singular)
асѝстена̄та̄ (genitive plural)
асистенту (dative singular)
асистентима (dative plural)
асистента (accusative singular)
асистенте (accusative plural)
асистенте (singular vocative)
асистенти (plural vocative)
асистенту (locative singular)
асистентима (locative plural)
асистентом (instrumental singular)
асистентима (instrumental plural)

assistant (person who assists or helps someone else)

(computing) wizard (program or script used to simplify complex operations)


апокалипса

sh-proper noun

апокалѝпса f (Latin spelling apokalìpsa)

апокалѝпса (canonical feminine)
apokalìpsa (romanization)
Апокалѝпса (alternative)

а‧по‧ка‧лип‧са

From Ancient Greek ἀποκάλυψις (apokálupsis).


чап

ча̏п (canonical masculine)
čȁp (romanization)
чеп (alternative)


чап

ча̏п (canonical masculine)
čȁp (romanization)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish چاپ (çap), from Armenian չափ (čʻapʻ, “measure”).


чап

From ча̏пља.


јара

ја̏ра (canonical feminine)
jȁra (romanization)
ја̑р (alternative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *jara (“spring”).


јара

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *jarъ (“anger”).

great heat, often from an oven or furnace


јара

ја̏ра (canonical feminine)
jȁra (romanization)

Probably from ахар, from Ottoman Turkish آخور (modern Turkish ahır), from Persian آخور (“stable”).


јар

ја̑р (canonical masculine)
jȃr (romanization)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *jarъ (“spring”).

swelter, intense heat (also figuratively)


ирха

ѝрха (canonical feminine)
ìrha (romanization)

From Proto-Slavic *irxa via Russian и́рха (írxa).

the skin of a sheep with the fleece removed


špiccange

sh-noun

špȉccānge n pl (Cyrillic spelling шпи̏цца̄нге)

špȉccānge (canonical neuter plural)
шпи̏цца̄нге (Cyrillic)
špiccange (nominative plural)
špiccangi (genitive plural)
špiccangama (dative plural)
špiccange (accusative plural)
špiccange (plural vocative)
špiccangama (locative plural)
špiccangama (instrumental plural)
špȉcānge (alternative)

(regional, plural only) needlenose pliers


špicange

špȉcānge n pl (Cyrillic spelling шпи̏ца̄нге)

špȉcānge (canonical neuter plural)
шпи̏ца̄нге (Cyrillic)
špicange (nominative plural)
špicangi (genitive plural)
špicangama (dative plural)
špicange (accusative plural)
špicange (plural vocative)
špicangama (locative plural)
špicangama (instrumental plural)
špȉccānge (alternative)


dvoličnost

dvòličnōst f (Cyrillic spelling дво̀лично̄ст)

dvòličnōst (canonical feminine)
дво̀лично̄ст (Cyrillic)
dvòličnōst (nominative singular)
dvòličnosti (genitive singular)
dvoličnosti (dative singular)
dvoličnost (accusative singular)
dvoličnosti (singular vocative)
dvoličnosti (locative singular)
dvòličnosti (instrumental singular)
dvòličnošću (instrumental singular)


дволичност

дво̀лично̄ст

дво̀лично̄ст f (Latin spelling dvòličnōst)

дво̀лично̄ст (canonical feminine)
dvòličnōst (romanization)
дво̀лично̄ст (nominative singular)
дво̀личности (genitive singular)
дволичности (dative singular)
дволичност (accusative singular)
дволичности (singular vocative)
дволичности (locative singular)
дво̀личности (instrumental singular)
дво̀личношћу (instrumental singular)

sh-decl-noun-unc

дво̀лично̄ст

дво̀личности

дво̀личности / дво̀личношћу

дво‧лич‧ност


dvoličnjak

sh-noun

dvòličnjāk m (Cyrillic spelling дво̀личња̄к)

dvòličnjāk (canonical masculine)
дво̀личња̄к (Cyrillic)
dvòličnjāk (nominative singular)
dvòličnjāci (nominative plural)
dvoličnjaka (genitive singular)
dvoličnjaka (genitive plural)
dvoličnjaku (dative singular)
dvoličnjacima (dative plural)
dvoličnjaka (accusative singular)
dvoličnjake (accusative plural)
dvoličnjače (singular vocative)
dvoličnjaci (plural vocative)
dvoličnjaku (locative singular)
dvoličnjacima (locative plural)
dvoličnjakom (instrumental singular)
dvoličnjacima (instrumental plural)

two-faced person, double-faced person, hypocrite


дволичњак

дво̀личња̄к m (Latin spelling dvòličnjāk)

дво̀личња̄к (canonical masculine)
dvòličnjāk (romanization)
дво̀личња̄к (nominative singular)
дво̀личња̄ци (nominative plural)
дволичњака (genitive singular)
дволичњака (genitive plural)
дволичњаку (dative singular)
дволичњацима (dative plural)
дволичњака (accusative singular)
дволичњаке (accusative plural)
дволичњаче (singular vocative)
дволичњаци (plural vocative)
дволичњаку (locative singular)
дволичњацима (locative plural)
дволичњаком (instrumental singular)
дволичњацима (instrumental plural)


dvoličnica

dvòličnica f (Cyrillic spelling дво̀личница)

dvòličnica (canonical feminine)
дво̀личница (Cyrillic)
dvoličnica (nominative singular)
dvoličnice (nominative plural)
dvoličnice (genitive singular)
dvoličnica (genitive plural)
dvoličnici (dative singular)
dvoličnicama (dative plural)
dvoličnicu (accusative singular)
dvoličnice (accusative plural)
dvoličnice (singular vocative)
dvoličnico (singular vocative)
dvoličnice (plural vocative)
dvoličnici (locative singular)
dvoličnicama (locative plural)
dvoličnicom (instrumental singular)
dvoličnicama (instrumental plural)

two-faced woman, double-faced woman, hypocrite


дволичница

дво̀личница f (Latin spelling dvòličnica)

дво̀личница (canonical feminine)
dvòličnica (romanization)
дволичница (nominative singular)
дволичнице (nominative plural)
дволичнице (genitive singular)
дволичница (genitive plural)
дволичници (dative singular)
дволичницама (dative plural)
дволичницу (accusative singular)
дволичнице (accusative plural)
дволичнице (singular vocative)
дволичницо (singular vocative)
дволичнице (plural vocative)
дволичници (locative singular)
дволичницама (locative plural)
дволичницом (instrumental singular)
дволичницама (instrumental plural)

дво‧лич‧ни‧ца


licemjerje

lȉcemjērje n (Cyrillic spelling ли̏цемје̄рје)

lȉcemjērje (canonical neuter)
ли̏цемје̄рје (Cyrillic)
licemjerje (nominative singular)
licemjerja (genitive singular)
licemjerju (dative singular)
licemjerje (accusative singular)
licemjerje (singular vocative)
licemjerju (locative singular)
licemjerjem (instrumental singular)
lȉcemērje (alternative Ekavian)


лицемјерје

ли̏цемје̄рје

ли̏цемје̄рје n (Latin spelling lȉcemjērje)

ли̏цемје̄рје (canonical neuter)
lȉcemjērje (romanization)
лицемјерје (nominative singular)
лицемјерја (genitive singular)
лицемјерју (dative singular)
лицемјерје (accusative singular)
лицемјерје (singular vocative)
лицемјерју (locative singular)
лицемјерјем (instrumental singular)
ли̏цеме̄рје (alternative Ekavian)

ли‧це‧мјер‧је


licemerje

lȉcemērje n (Cyrillic spelling ли̏цеме̄рје)

lȉcemērje (canonical neuter)
ли̏цеме̄рје (Cyrillic)
licemerje (nominative singular)
licemerja (genitive singular)
licemerju (dative singular)
licemerje (accusative singular)
licemerje (singular vocative)
licemerju (locative singular)
licemerjem (instrumental singular)
lȉcemjērje (alternative Ijekavian)


лицемерје

ли̏цеме̄рје n (Latin spelling lȉcemērje)

ли̏цеме̄рје (canonical neuter)
lȉcemērje (romanization)
лицемерје (nominative singular)
лицемерја (genitive singular)
лицемерју (dative singular)
лицемерје (accusative singular)
лицемерје (singular vocative)
лицемерју (locative singular)
лицемерјем (instrumental singular)
ли̏цемје̄рје (alternative Ijekavian)

ли‧це‧мер‧је


hipokrizija

hipokrízija f (Cyrillic spelling хипокри́зија)

hipokrízija (canonical feminine)
хипокри́зија (Cyrillic)
hipokrizija (nominative singular)
hipokrizije (genitive singular)
hipokriziji (dative singular)
hipokriziju (accusative singular)
hipokrizijo (singular vocative)
hipokriziji (locative singular)
hipokrizijom (instrumental singular)


хипокризија

хипокри́зија

хипокри́зија f (Latin spelling hipokrízija)

хипокри́зија (canonical feminine)
hipokrízija (romanization)
хипокризија (nominative singular)
хипокризије (genitive singular)
хипокризији (dative singular)
хипокризију (accusative singular)
хипокризијо (singular vocative)
хипокризији (locative singular)
хипокризијом (instrumental singular)

sh-decl-noun-unc

хипокризијом

хи‧по‧кри‧зи‧ја


hipokrit

sh-noun

hipòkrit m (Cyrillic spelling хипо̀крит)

hipòkrit (canonical masculine)
хипо̀крит (Cyrillic)
hipokrit (nominative singular)
hipokriti (nominative plural)
hipokrita (genitive singular)
hipokrita (genitive plural)
hipokritu (dative singular)
hipokritima (dative plural)
hipokrita (accusative singular)
hipokrite (accusative plural)
hipokrite (singular vocative)
hipokriti (plural vocative)
hipokritu (locative singular)
hipokritima (locative plural)
hipokritom (instrumental singular)
hipokritima (instrumental plural)
hipòkrita (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


хипокрит

хипо̀крит (canonical masculine)
hipòkrit (romanization)
хипокрит (nominative singular)
хипокрити (nominative plural)
хипокрита (genitive singular)
хипокрита (genitive plural)
хипокриту (dative singular)
хипокритима (dative plural)
хипокрита (accusative singular)
хипокрите (accusative plural)
хипокрите (singular vocative)
хипокрити (plural vocative)
хипокриту (locative singular)
хипокритима (locative plural)
хипокритом (instrumental singular)
хипокритима (instrumental plural)
хипо̀крита (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


licemjerka

lȉcemjērka f (Cyrillic spelling ли̏цемје̄рка)

lȉcemjērka (canonical feminine)
ли̏цемје̄рка (Cyrillic)
lȉcemjērka (nominative singular)
licemjerke (nominative plural)
licemjerke (genitive singular)
lȉcemjērkā (genitive plural)
lȉcemjērkī (genitive plural)
lȉcemjērki (dative singular)
licemjerkama (dative plural)
licemjerku (accusative singular)
licemjerke (accusative plural)
licemjerko (singular vocative)
licemjerke (plural vocative)
lȉcemjērki (locative singular)
licemjerkama (locative plural)
licemjerkom (instrumental singular)
licemjerkama (instrumental plural)
lȉcemērka (alternative Ekavian)


лицемјерка

ли̏цемје̄рка

ли̏цемје̄рка f (Latin spelling lȉcemjērka)

ли̏цемје̄рка (canonical feminine)
lȉcemjērka (romanization)
ли̏цемје̄рка (nominative singular)
лицемјерке (nominative plural)
лицемјерке (genitive singular)
ли̏цемје̄рка̄ (genitive plural)
ли̏цемје̄ркӣ (genitive plural)
ли̏цемје̄рки (dative singular)
лицемјеркама (dative plural)
лицемјерку (accusative singular)
лицемјерке (accusative plural)
лицемјерко (singular vocative)
лицемјерке (plural vocative)
ли̏цемје̄рки (locative singular)
лицемјеркама (locative plural)
лицемјерком (instrumental singular)
лицемјеркама (instrumental plural)
ли̏цеме̄рка (alternative Ekavian)

ли‧це‧мјер‧ка


licemerka

lȉcemērka f (Cyrillic spelling ли̏цеме̄рка)

lȉcemērka (canonical feminine)
ли̏цеме̄рка (Cyrillic)
lȉcemērka (nominative singular)
licemerke (nominative plural)
licemerke (genitive singular)
lȉcemērkā (genitive plural)
lȉcemērkī (genitive plural)
lȉcemērki (dative singular)
licemerkama (dative plural)
licemerku (accusative singular)
licemerke (accusative plural)
licemerko (singular vocative)
licemerke (plural vocative)
lȉcemērki (locative singular)
licemerkama (locative plural)
licemerkom (instrumental singular)
licemerkama (instrumental plural)
lȉcemjērka (alternative Ijekavian)


лицемерка

ли̏цеме̄рка f (Latin spelling lȉcemērka)

ли̏цеме̄рка (canonical feminine)
lȉcemērka (romanization)
ли̏цеме̄рка (nominative singular)
лицемерке (nominative plural)
лицемерке (genitive singular)
ли̏цеме̄рка̄ (genitive plural)
ли̏цеме̄ркӣ (genitive plural)
ли̏цеме̄рки (dative singular)
лицемеркама (dative plural)
лицемерку (accusative singular)
лицемерке (accusative plural)
лицемерко (singular vocative)
лицемерке (plural vocative)
ли̏цеме̄рки (locative singular)
лицемеркама (locative plural)
лицемерком (instrumental singular)
лицемеркама (instrumental plural)
ли̏цемје̄рка (alternative Ijekavian)

ли‧це‧мер‧ка


dvoličnik

dvòličnīk m (Cyrillic spelling дво̀личнӣк)

dvòličnīk (canonical masculine)
дво̀личнӣк (Cyrillic)


дволичник

дво̀личнӣк (canonical masculine)
dvòličnīk (romanization)


himbenik

hȉmbenīk m (Cyrillic spelling хи̏мбенӣк)

hȉmbenīk (canonical masculine)
хи̏мбенӣк (Cyrillic)
hȉmbenīk (nominative singular)
hȉmbenīci (nominative plural)
himbenika (genitive singular)
himbenika (genitive plural)
himbeniku (dative singular)
himbenicima (dative plural)
himbenika (accusative singular)
himbenike (accusative plural)
hȉmbenīče (singular vocative)
himbenici (plural vocative)
himbeniku (locative singular)
himbenicima (locative plural)
himbenikom (instrumental singular)
himbenicima (instrumental plural)


himbenost

hȉmbenōst f (Cyrillic spelling хи̏мбено̄ст)

hȉmbenōst (canonical feminine)
хи̏мбено̄ст (Cyrillic)
hȉmbenōst (nominative singular)
hȉmbenosti (genitive singular)
himbenosti (dative singular)
himbenost (accusative singular)
himbenosti (singular vocative)
himbenosti (locative singular)
hȉmbenosti (instrumental singular)
hȉmbenošću (instrumental singular)


пачић

па̏чић (canonical masculine)
pȁčić (romanization)
пачић (nominative singular)
пачићи (nominative plural)
пачића (genitive singular)
пачића (genitive plural)
пачићу (dative singular)
пачићима (dative plural)
пачића (accusative singular)
пачиће (accusative plural)
пачићу (singular vocative)
пачићи (plural vocative)
пачићу (locative singular)
пачићима (locative plural)
пачићем (instrumental singular)
пачићима (instrumental plural)


безбожник

бѐзбожнӣк (canonical masculine)
bèzbožnīk (romanization)
бѐзбожнӣк (nominative singular)
бѐзбожнӣци (nominative plural)
безбожника (genitive singular)
безбожника (genitive plural)
безбожнику (dative singular)
безбожницима (dative plural)
безбожника (accusative singular)
безбожнике (accusative plural)
бѐзбожнӣче (singular vocative)
безбожници (plural vocative)
безбожнику (locative singular)
безбожницима (locative plural)
безбожником (instrumental singular)
безбожницима (instrumental plural)

From бѐзбожан.


безбожница

бѐзбожница f (Latin spelling bèzbožnica)

бѐзбожница (canonical feminine)
bèzbožnica (romanization)
безбожница (nominative singular)
безбожнице (nominative plural)
безбожнице (genitive singular)
безбожница (genitive plural)
безбожници (dative singular)
безбожницама (dative plural)
безбожницу (accusative singular)
безбожнице (accusative plural)
безбожнице (singular vocative)
безбожнице (plural vocative)
безбожници (locative singular)
безбожницама (locative plural)
безбожницом (instrumental singular)
безбожницама (instrumental plural)

без‧бож‧ни‧ца

From бѐзбожан.


obrt

òbrt (canonical masculine)
о̀брт (Cyrillic)
obrt (nominative singular)
obrti (nominative plural)
obrta (genitive singular)
obrta (genitive plural)
obrtu (dative singular)
obrtima (dative plural)
obrt (accusative singular)
obrte (accusative plural)
obrte (singular vocative)
obrti (plural vocative)
obrtu (locative singular)
obrtima (locative plural)
obrtom (instrumental singular)
obrtima (instrumental plural)

(Croatia) activity or business of a craftsman


obrtaj

ȍbrtāj (canonical masculine)
о̏брта̄ј (Cyrillic)
obrtaj (nominative singular)
obrtaji (nominative plural)
obrtaja (genitive singular)
obrtaja (genitive plural)
obrtaju (dative singular)
obrtajima (dative plural)
obrtaj (accusative singular)
obrtaje (accusative plural)
obrtaju (singular vocative)
obrtaji (plural vocative)
obrtaju (locative singular)
obrtajima (locative plural)
obrtajem (instrumental singular)
obrtajima (instrumental plural)


обртај

о̏брта̄ј (canonical masculine)
ȍbrtāj (romanization)
обртај (nominative singular)
обртаји (nominative plural)
обртаја (genitive singular)
обртаја (genitive plural)
обртају (dative singular)
обртајима (dative plural)
обртај (accusative singular)
обртаје (accusative plural)
обртају (singular vocative)
обртаји (plural vocative)
обртају (locative singular)
обртајима (locative plural)
обртајем (instrumental singular)
обртајима (instrumental plural)


okret

ȍkrēt (canonical masculine)
о̏кре̄т (Cyrillic)
okret (nominative singular)
okreti (nominative plural)
okreta (genitive singular)
okreta (genitive plural)
okretu (dative singular)
okretima (dative plural)
okret (accusative singular)
okrete (accusative plural)
okrete (singular vocative)
okreti (plural vocative)
okretu (locative singular)
okretima (locative plural)
okretom (instrumental singular)
okretima (instrumental plural)


окрет

о̏кре̄т (canonical masculine)
ȍkrēt (romanization)
окрет (nominative singular)
окрети (nominative plural)
окрета (genitive singular)
окрета (genitive plural)
окрету (dative singular)
окретима (dative plural)
окрет (accusative singular)
окрете (accusative plural)
окрете (singular vocative)
окрети (plural vocative)
окрету (locative singular)
окретима (locative plural)
окретом (instrumental singular)
окретима (instrumental plural)


шпицанге

шпи̏ца̄нге n pl (Latin spelling špȉcānge)

шпи̏ца̄нге (canonical neuter plural)
špȉcānge (romanization)
шпицанге (nominative plural)
шпицанги (genitive plural)
шпицангама (dative plural)
шпицанге (accusative plural)
шпицанге (plural vocative)
шпицангама (locative plural)
шпицангама (instrumental plural)
шпи̏цца̄нге (alternative)


шпиццанге

шпи̏цца̄нге n pl (Latin spelling špȉccānge)

шпи̏цца̄нге (canonical neuter plural)
špȉccānge (romanization)
шпиццанге (nominative plural)
шпиццанги (genitive plural)
шпиццангама (dative plural)
шпиццанге (accusative plural)
шпиццанге (plural vocative)
шпиццангама (locative plural)
шпиццангама (instrumental plural)
шпи̏ца̄нге (alternative)


гушт

гу̏шт (canonical masculine)
gȕšt (romanization)
гушт (nominative singular)
гуштеви (nominative plural)
гушта (genitive singular)
гуштева (genitive plural)
гушту (dative singular)
гуштевима (dative plural)
гушт (accusative singular)
гуштеве (accusative plural)
гушту (singular vocative)
гуштеви (plural vocative)
гушту (locative singular)
гуштевима (locative plural)
гуштом (instrumental singular)
гуштевима (instrumental plural)


шперплоча

шпѐрплоча (canonical feminine)
špèrploča (romanization)
шперплоча (nominative singular)
шперплоче (nominative plural)
шперплоче (genitive singular)
шперплоча (genitive plural)
шперплочи (dative singular)
шперплочама (dative plural)
шперплочу (accusative singular)
шперплоче (accusative plural)
шперплочо (singular vocative)
шперплоче (plural vocative)
шперплочи (locative singular)
шперплочама (locative plural)
шперплочом (instrumental singular)
шперплочама (instrumental plural)


плочник

пло̏чнӣк (canonical masculine)
plȍčnīk (romanization)
пло̏чнӣк (nominative singular)
пло̏чнӣци (nominative plural)
плочника (genitive singular)
плочника (genitive plural)
плочнику (dative singular)
плочницима (dative plural)
плочник (accusative singular)
плочнике (accusative plural)
плочниче (singular vocative)
плочници (plural vocative)
плочнику (locative singular)
плочницима (locative plural)
плочником (instrumental singular)
плочницима (instrumental plural)


kolnik

kȏlnīk (canonical masculine)
ко̑лнӣк (Cyrillic)
kȏlnīk (nominative singular)
kȏlnīci (nominative plural)
kolnika (genitive singular)
kolnika (genitive plural)
kolniku (dative singular)
kolnicima (dative plural)
kolnik (accusative singular)
kolnike (accusative plural)
kolniče (singular vocative)
kolnici (plural vocative)
kolniku (locative singular)
kolnicima (locative plural)
kolnikom (instrumental singular)
kolnicima (instrumental plural)


шрафшток

шра̀фшток (canonical masculine)
šràfštok (romanization)
шрафшток (nominative singular)
шрафштокови (nominative plural)
шрафштока (genitive singular)
шрафштокова (genitive plural)
шрафштоку (dative singular)
шрафштоковима (dative plural)
шрафшток (accusative singular)
шрафштокове (accusative plural)
шрафшточе (singular vocative)
шрафштокови (plural vocative)
шрафштоку (locative singular)
шрафштоковима (locative plural)
шрафштоком (instrumental singular)
шрафштоковима (instrumental plural)


škripac

škrìpac (canonical masculine)
шкрѝпац (Cyrillic)
škrìpac (nominative singular)
škrìpci (nominative plural)
škrìpca (genitive singular)
škrȉpācā (genitive plural)
škripcu (dative singular)
škripcima (dative plural)
škripac (accusative singular)
škripce (accusative plural)
škripče (singular vocative)
škripci (plural vocative)
škripcu (locative singular)
škripcima (locative plural)
škripcem (instrumental singular)
škripcima (instrumental plural)

Ako mi roditelji saznaju što sam napravio - u škripcu sam!

If my parents find out what I did - I'm in trouble!


шкрипац

шкрѝпац (canonical masculine)
škrìpac (romanization)
шкрѝпац (nominative singular)
шкрѝпци (nominative plural)
шкрѝпца (genitive singular)
шкри̏па̄ца̄ (genitive plural)
шкрипцу (dative singular)
шкрипцима (dative plural)
шкрипац (accusative singular)
шкрипце (accusative plural)
шкрипче (singular vocative)
шкрипци (plural vocative)
шкрипцу (locative singular)
шкрипцима (locative plural)
шкрипцем (instrumental singular)
шкрипцима (instrumental plural)

From шкрип + -ац.


цол

цо̑л (canonical masculine)
cȏl (romanization)
цол (nominative singular)
цолови (nominative plural)
цола (genitive singular)
цолова (genitive plural)
цолу (dative singular)
цоловима (dative plural)
цол (accusative singular)
цолове (accusative plural)
цоле (singular vocative)
цолови (plural vocative)
цолу (locative singular)
цоловима (locative plural)
цол (instrumental singular)
цоловима (instrumental plural)


inč

ȉnč (canonical masculine)
и̏нч (Cyrillic)
ȉnč (nominative singular)
ȉnči (nominative plural)
ȉnčevi (nominative plural)
inča (genitive singular)
ȋnčā (genitive plural)
ȉnčēvā (genitive plural)
inču (dative singular)
inčima (dative plural)
inčevima (dative plural)
inč (accusative singular)
inče (accusative plural)
inčeve (accusative plural)
inču (singular vocative)
inči (plural vocative)
inčevi (plural vocative)
inču (locative singular)
inčima (locative plural)
inčevima (locative plural)
inčem (instrumental singular)
inčima (instrumental plural)
inčevima (instrumental plural)


инч

и̏нч (canonical masculine)
ȉnč (romanization)
и̏нч (nominative singular)
и̏нчи (nominative plural)
и̏нчеви (nominative plural)
инча (genitive singular)
и̑нча̄ (genitive plural)
и̏нче̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
инчу (dative singular)
инчима (dative plural)
инчевима (dative plural)
инч (accusative singular)
инче (accusative plural)
инчеве (accusative plural)
инчу (singular vocative)
инчи (plural vocative)
инчеви (plural vocative)
инчу (locative singular)
инчима (locative plural)
инчевима (locative plural)
инчем (instrumental singular)
инчима (instrumental plural)
инчевима (instrumental plural)


odrednica

òdrednica f (Cyrillic spelling о̀дредница)

òdrednica (canonical feminine)
о̀дредница (Cyrillic)
odrednica (nominative singular)
odrednice (nominative plural)
odrednice (genitive singular)
odrednica (genitive plural)
odrednici (dative singular)
odrednicama (dative plural)
odrednicu (accusative singular)
odrednice (accusative plural)
odrednico (singular vocative)
odrednice (plural vocative)
odrednici (locative singular)
odrednicama (locative plural)
odrednicom (instrumental singular)
odrednicama (instrumental plural)


одредница

о̀дредница (canonical feminine)
òdrednica (romanization)
одредница (nominative singular)
одреднице (nominative plural)
одреднице (genitive singular)
одредница (genitive plural)
одредници (dative singular)
одредницама (dative plural)
одредницу (accusative singular)
одреднице (accusative plural)
одредницо (singular vocative)
одреднице (plural vocative)
одредници (locative singular)
одредницама (locative plural)
одредницом (instrumental singular)
одредницама (instrumental plural)

од‧ред‧ни‧ца


култ

ку̏лт (canonical masculine)
kȕlt (romanization)
ку̏лт (nominative singular)
ку̀лтови (nominative plural)
култа (genitive singular)
култова (genitive plural)
култу (dative singular)
култовима (dative plural)
култ (accusative singular)
култове (accusative plural)
култе (singular vocative)
култови (plural vocative)
култу (locative singular)
култовима (locative plural)
култом (instrumental singular)
култовима (instrumental plural)


direktor

dìrektor (canonical masculine)
дѝректор (Cyrillic)
direktor (nominative singular)
direktori (nominative plural)
direktora (genitive singular)
direktora (genitive plural)
direktoru (dative singular)
direktorima (dative plural)
direktora (accusative singular)
direktore (accusative plural)
direktore (singular vocative)
direktori (plural vocative)
direktoru (locative singular)
direktorima (locative plural)
direktorom (instrumental singular)
direktorima (instrumental plural)


kancelarija

kancelàrija f (Cyrillic spelling канцела̀рија)

kancelàrija (canonical feminine)
канцела̀рија (Cyrillic)
kancelarija (nominative singular)
kancelarije (nominative plural)
kancelarije (genitive singular)
kancelarija (genitive plural)
kancelariji (dative singular)
kancelarijama (dative plural)
kancelariju (accusative singular)
kancelarije (accusative plural)
kancelarijo (singular vocative)
kancelarije (plural vocative)
kancelariji (locative singular)
kancelarijama (locative plural)
kancelarijom (instrumental singular)
kancelarijama (instrumental plural)

Compare with German Kanzlei and Czech kancelář.


канцеларија

канцела̀рија

канцела̀рија f (Latin spelling kancelàrija)

канцела̀рија (canonical feminine)
kancelàrija (romanization)
канцеларија (nominative singular)
канцеларије (nominative plural)
канцеларије (genitive singular)
канцеларија (genitive plural)
канцеларији (dative singular)
канцеларијама (dative plural)
канцеларију (accusative singular)
канцеларије (accusative plural)
канцеларијо (singular vocative)
канцеларије (plural vocative)
канцеларији (locative singular)
канцеларијама (locative plural)
канцеларијом (instrumental singular)
канцеларијама (instrumental plural)

кан‧це‧ла‧ри‧ја


ustupak

ùstupak (canonical masculine)
у̀ступак (Cyrillic)
ùstupak (nominative singular)
ùstupci (nominative plural)
ùstupka (genitive singular)
ùstupākā (genitive plural)
ustupku (dative singular)
ustupcima (dative plural)
ustupak (accusative singular)
ustupke (accusative plural)
ustupče (singular vocative)
ustupci (plural vocative)
ustupku (locative singular)
ustupcima (locative plural)
ustupkom (instrumental singular)
ustupcima (instrumental plural)

concession (the act of conceding, something conceded)


уступак

у̀ступак (canonical masculine)
ùstupak (romanization)
у̀ступак (nominative singular)
у̀ступци (nominative plural)
у̀ступка (genitive singular)
у̀ступа̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
уступку (dative singular)
уступцима (dative plural)
уступак (accusative singular)
уступке (accusative plural)
уступче (singular vocative)
уступци (plural vocative)
уступку (locative singular)
уступцима (locative plural)
уступком (instrumental singular)
уступцима (instrumental plural)


raskrsnica

ráskrsnica f (Cyrillic spelling ра́скрсница)

ráskrsnica (canonical feminine)
ра́скрсница (Cyrillic)
raskrsnica (nominative singular)
raskrsnice (nominative plural)
raskrsnice (genitive singular)
raskrsnica (genitive plural)
raskrsnici (dative singular)
raskrsnicama (dative plural)
raskrsnicu (accusative singular)
raskrsnice (accusative plural)
raskrsnice (singular vocative)
raskrsnico (singular vocative)
raskrsnice (plural vocative)
raskrsnici (locative singular)
raskrsnicama (locative plural)
raskrsnicom (instrumental singular)
raskrsnicama (instrumental plural)


раскрсница

ра́скрсница f (Latin spelling ráskrsnica)

ра́скрсница (canonical feminine)
ráskrsnica (romanization)
раскрсница (nominative singular)
раскрснице (nominative plural)
раскрснице (genitive singular)
раскрсница (genitive plural)
раскрсници (dative singular)
раскрсницама (dative plural)
раскрсницу (accusative singular)
раскрснице (accusative plural)
раскрснице (singular vocative)
раскрсницо (singular vocative)
раскрснице (plural vocative)
раскрсници (locative singular)
раскрсницама (locative plural)
раскрсницом (instrumental singular)
раскрсницама (instrumental plural)

рас‧крс‧ни‧ца


неимаштина

неима́штина f (Latin spelling neimáština)

неима́штина (canonical feminine)
neimáština (romanization)
неимаштина (nominative singular)
неимаштине (genitive singular)
неимаштини (dative singular)
неимаштину (accusative singular)
неимаштино (singular vocative)
неимаштини (locative singular)
неимаштином (instrumental singular)

не‧и‧маш‧ти‧на


urgentnost

urgèntnōst f (Cyrillic spelling ургѐнтно̄ст)

urgèntnōst (canonical feminine)
ургѐнтно̄ст (Cyrillic)
urgèntnōst (nominative singular)
urgèntnosti (genitive singular)
urgentnosti (dative singular)
urgentnost (accusative singular)
urgentnosti (singular vocative)
urgentnosti (locative singular)
urgèntnosti (instrumental singular)
urgèntnošću (instrumental singular)


ургентност

ургѐнтно̄ст f (Latin spelling urgèntnōst)

ургѐнтно̄ст (canonical feminine)
urgèntnōst (romanization)
ургѐнтно̄ст (nominative singular)
ургѐнтности (genitive singular)
ургентности (dative singular)
ургентност (accusative singular)
ургентности (singular vocative)
ургентности (locative singular)
ургѐнтности (instrumental singular)
ургѐнтношћу (instrumental singular)

sh-decl-noun-unc

ургѐнтности / ургѐнтношћу

ур‧гент‧ност


likvidacija

sh-noun

likvidácija f (Cyrillic spelling ликвида́ција)

likvidácija (canonical feminine)
ликвида́ција (Cyrillic)
likvidacija (nominative singular)
likvidacije (nominative plural)
likvidacije (genitive singular)
likvidacija (genitive plural)
likvidaciji (dative singular)
likvidacijama (dative plural)
likvidaciju (accusative singular)
likvidacije (accusative plural)
likvidacijo (singular vocative)
likvidacije (plural vocative)
likvidaciji (locative singular)
likvidacijama (locative plural)
likvidacijom (instrumental singular)
likvidacijama (instrumental plural)

liquidation (selling of the assets of a business as part of the process of dissolving the business)


ликвидација

ликвида́ција

ликвида́ција f (Latin spelling likvidácija)

ликвида́ција (canonical feminine)
likvidácija (romanization)
ликвидација (nominative singular)
ликвидације (nominative plural)
ликвидације (genitive singular)
ликвидација (genitive plural)
ликвидацији (dative singular)
ликвидацијама (dative plural)
ликвидацију (accusative singular)
ликвидације (accusative plural)
ликвидацијо (singular vocative)
ликвидације (plural vocative)
ликвидацији (locative singular)
ликвидацијама (locative plural)
ликвидацијом (instrumental singular)
ликвидацијама (instrumental plural)

ли‧кви‧да‧ци‧ја


razrada

rȃzrada (canonical feminine)
ра̑зрада (Cyrillic)
razrada (nominative singular)
razrade (nominative plural)
razrade (genitive singular)
razrada (genitive plural)
razradi (dative singular)
razradama (dative plural)
razradu (accusative singular)
razrade (accusative plural)
razrado (singular vocative)
razrade (plural vocative)
razradi (locative singular)
razradama (locative plural)
razradom (instrumental singular)
razradama (instrumental plural)
rázradba (alternative)

elaboration, working out, development (of a topic, idea, plan etc.)


разрада

ра̑зрада (canonical feminine)
rȃzrada (romanization)
разрада (nominative singular)
разраде (nominative plural)
разраде (genitive singular)
разрада (genitive plural)
разради (dative singular)
разрадама (dative plural)
разраду (accusative singular)
разраде (accusative plural)
разрадо (singular vocative)
разраде (plural vocative)
разради (locative singular)
разрадама (locative plural)
разрадом (instrumental singular)
разрадама (instrumental plural)
ра́зрадба (alternative)

From разра́дити.


državljanstvo

državljánstvo or dr̀žavljānstvo n (Cyrillic spelling државља́нство or др̀жавља̄нство)

državljánstvo (canonical)
dr̀žavljānstvo (canonical neuter)
државља́нство (Cyrillic)
др̀жавља̄нство (Cyrillic)
državljánstvo (nominative singular)
državljanstva (nominative plural)
državljanstva (genitive singular)
držàvljānstāvā (genitive plural)
držàvljānstvā (genitive plural)
državljanstvu (dative singular)
državljanstvima (dative plural)
državljanstvo (accusative singular)
državljanstva (accusative plural)
državljanstvo (singular vocative)
državljanstva (plural vocative)
državljanstvu (locative singular)
državljanstvima (locative plural)
državljanstvom (instrumental singular)
državljanstvima (instrumental plural)

Pravo na podnošenje zahtjeva nije ograničeno na državljane te države, nego se odnosi i na državljane drugih država i osobe bez državljanstva, ako su potpadale pod jurisdikciju države u kojoj se dogodila povreda.

2005, Nada Bodiroga-Vukobrat, Katarina Dulčić, “Zaštita osobnih podataka u europskome i hrvatskome pravu”, in Zbornik radova Pravnog fakulteta u Splitu, volume 42, number 3, Split, pages 327–356:

The right to file an application is not limited to citizens and states, but also pertains to the citizens of other states and persons without citizenship, if they fall under the jurisdiction of the state under which the violation of rights has befallen.


држављанство

државља́нство

др̀жавља̄нство

државља́нство or др̀жавља̄нство n (Latin spelling državljánstvo or dr̀žavljānstvo)

државља́нство (canonical)
др̀жавља̄нство (canonical neuter)
državljánstvo (romanization)
dr̀žavljānstvo (romanization)
државља́нство (nominative singular)
држављанства (nominative plural)
држављанства (genitive singular)
држа̀вља̄нста̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
држа̀вља̄нства̄ (genitive plural)
држављанству (dative singular)
држављанствима (dative plural)
држављанство (accusative singular)
држављанства (accusative plural)
држављанство (singular vocative)
држављанства (plural vocative)
држављанству (locative singular)
држављанствима (locative plural)
држављанством (instrumental singular)
држављанствима (instrumental plural)

др‧жав‧љан‧ство

др̀жављанин (“citizen”) + -ство.

suffix

др̀жављанин (“citizen”) + -ство


spremnost

sh-noun

sprȅmnōst f (Cyrillic spelling спре̏мно̄ст)

sprȅmnōst (canonical feminine)
спре̏мно̄ст (Cyrillic)
sprȅmnōst (nominative singular)
sprȅmnosti (genitive singular)
spremnosti (dative singular)
spremnost (accusative singular)
spremnosti (singular vocative)
spremnosti (locative singular)
sprȅmnosti (instrumental singular)
sprȅmnošću (instrumental singular)


спремност

спре̏мно̄ст f (Latin spelling sprȅmnōst)

спре̏мно̄ст (canonical feminine)
sprȅmnōst (romanization)
спре̏мно̄ст (nominative singular)
спре̏мности (genitive singular)
спремности (dative singular)
спремност (accusative singular)
спремности (singular vocative)
спремности (locative singular)
спре̏мности (instrumental singular)
спре̏мношћу (instrumental singular)

sh-decl-noun-unc

спре̏мности / спре̏мношћу


konstruktivnost

sh-noun

konstruktívnōst f (Cyrillic spelling конструкти́вно̄ст)

konstruktívnōst (canonical feminine)
конструкти́вно̄ст (Cyrillic)
konstruktívnōst (nominative singular)
konstruktívnosti (genitive singular)
konstruktivnosti (dative singular)
konstruktivnost (accusative singular)
konstruktivnosti (singular vocative)
konstruktivnosti (locative singular)
konstruktívnosti (instrumental singular)
konstruktívnošću (instrumental singular)