tužitelj

tùžitelj (canonical masculine)
ту̀житељ (Cyrillic)
tužitelj (nominative singular)
tužitelji (nominative plural)
tužitelja (genitive singular)
tužitelja (genitive plural)
tužitelju (dative singular)
tužiteljima (dative plural)
tužitelja (accusative singular)
tužitelje (accusative plural)
tužitelju (singular vocative)
tužitelji (plural vocative)
tužitelju (locative singular)
tužiteljima (locative plural)
tužiteljem (instrumental singular)
tužiteljima (instrumental plural)


tužiteljica

sh-noun

tužitèljica f (Cyrillic spelling тужитѐљица)

tužitèljica (canonical feminine)
тужитѐљица (Cyrillic)
tužiteljica (nominative singular)
tužiteljice (nominative plural)
tužiteljice (genitive singular)
tužiteljica (genitive plural)
tužiteljici (dative singular)
tužiteljicama (dative plural)
tužiteljicu (accusative singular)
tužiteljice (accusative plural)
tužiteljice (singular vocative)
tužiteljice (plural vocative)
tužiteljici (locative singular)
tužiteljicama (locative plural)
tužiteljicom (instrumental singular)
tužiteljicama (instrumental plural)


kulen

kùlen (canonical masculine)
ку̀лен (Cyrillic)
kulen (nominative singular)
kuleni (nominative plural)
kulena (genitive singular)
kulena (genitive plural)
kulenu (dative singular)
kulenima (dative plural)
kulen (accusative singular)
kulene (accusative plural)
kulenu (singular vocative)
kuleni (plural vocative)
kulenu (locative singular)
kulenima (locative plural)
kulenom (instrumental singular)
kulenima (instrumental plural)
kùlin (alternative)

From Proto-Slavic *kulь (Russian куль (kulʹ, “sack”), Polish kul (“bundle”)) + -en.
Perhaps further related through borrowing of inheritance with Latin cōleus (“sack”), Ancient Greek κολεός (koleós, “sheath”) or Ancient Greek κόλον (kólon, “colon”)
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a kind of dry pork sausage flavored with paprika


bakteriolog

bakteriòlog m (Cyrillic spelling бактерио̀лог)

bakteriòlog (canonical masculine)
бактерио̀лог (Cyrillic)
bakteriòlog (nominative singular)
bakteriòlozi (nominative plural)
bakteriologa (genitive singular)
bakteriologa (genitive plural)
bakteriologu (dative singular)
bakteriolozima (dative plural)
bakteriologa (accusative singular)
bakteriologe (accusative plural)
bakteriòlože (singular vocative)
bakteriolozi (plural vocative)
bakteriologu (locative singular)
bakteriolozima (locative plural)
bakteriologom (instrumental singular)
bakteriolozima (instrumental plural)


barel

bàrel (canonical masculine)
ба̀рел (Cyrillic)
barel (nominative singular)
bareli (nominative plural)
barela (genitive singular)
barela (genitive plural)
barelu (dative singular)
barelima (dative plural)
barel (accusative singular)
barele (accusative plural)
barele (singular vocative)
bareli (plural vocative)
barelu (locative singular)
barelima (locative plural)
barelom (instrumental singular)
barelima (instrumental plural)


kaše

obilaziti kao mačak oko vruće kaše


svjedok

svjèdok (canonical masculine)
свјѐдок (Cyrillic)
svjèdok (nominative singular)
svjedòci (nominative plural)
svjedòka (genitive singular)
svjedókā (genitive plural)
svjedòku (dative singular)
svjedòcima (dative plural)
svjèdok (accusative singular)
svjedòke (accusative plural)
svjèdoče (singular vocative)
svjedòci (plural vocative)
svjedòku (locative singular)
svjedòcima (locative plural)
svjedòkom (instrumental singular)
svjedòcima (instrumental plural)
svèdo (alternative Ekavian Torlakian)

Bio je pozvan kao svjedok pred sud.

He was invited as a witness before the court.


svjedokinja

svjedòkinja f (Cyrillic spelling свједо̀киња)

svjedòkinja (canonical feminine)
свједо̀киња (Cyrillic)
svjedokinja (nominative singular)
svjedokinje (nominative plural)
svjedokinje (genitive singular)
svjedokinja (genitive plural)
svjedokinji (dative singular)
svjedokinjama (dative plural)
svjedokinju (accusative singular)
svjedokinje (accusative plural)
svjedokinjo (singular vocative)
svjedokinje (plural vocative)
svjedokinji (locative singular)
svjedokinjama (locative plural)
svjedokinjom (instrumental singular)
svjedokinjama (instrumental plural)


institut

instìtūt (canonical masculine)
инстѝтӯт (Cyrillic)
institut (nominative singular)
instituti (nominative plural)
institúta (genitive singular)
instituta (genitive plural)
institutu (dative singular)
institutima (dative plural)
institut (accusative singular)
institute (accusative plural)
institute (singular vocative)
instituti (plural vocative)
institutu (locative singular)
institutima (locative plural)
institutom (instrumental singular)
institutima (instrumental plural)


magnat

màgnāt (canonical masculine)
ма̀гна̄т (Cyrillic)
màgnāt (nominative singular)
magnati (nominative plural)
magnáta (genitive singular)
magnata (genitive plural)
magnatu (dative singular)
magnatima (dative plural)
magnata (accusative singular)
magnate (accusative plural)
magnate (singular vocative)
magnati (plural vocative)
magnatu (locative singular)
magnatima (locative plural)
magnatom (instrumental singular)
magnatima (instrumental plural)


zbor

zbȍr (canonical masculine)
збо̏р (Cyrillic)
zbȍr (nominative singular)
zbòrovi (nominative plural)
zbora (genitive singular)
zborova (genitive plural)
zboru (dative singular)
zborovima (dative plural)
zbor (accusative singular)
zborove (accusative plural)
zbore (singular vocative)
zborovi (plural vocative)
zboru (locative singular)
zborovima (locative plural)
zborom (instrumental singular)
zborovima (instrumental plural)


puder

púder (canonical masculine)
пу́дер (Cyrillic)
puder (nominative singular)
puderi (nominative plural)
pudera (genitive singular)
pudera (genitive plural)
puderu (dative singular)
puderima (dative plural)
puder (accusative singular)
pudere (accusative plural)
puderu (singular vocative)
puderi (plural vocative)
puderu (locative singular)
puderima (locative plural)
puderom (instrumental singular)
puderima (instrumental plural)


jela

jéla (canonical feminine)
је́ла (Cyrillic)
jela (nominative singular)
jele (nominative plural)
jele (genitive singular)
jela (genitive plural)
jeli (dative singular)
jelama (dative plural)
jelu (accusative singular)
jele (accusative plural)
jelo (singular vocative)
jele (plural vocative)
jeli (locative singular)
jelama (locative plural)
jelom (instrumental singular)
jelama (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *edlъka, from Proto-Indo-European *h₁edʰlos.
Cognates include Czech jedle, Polish jodła and Russian ёлка (jólka).


jela

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


tigrica

tìgrica (canonical feminine)
тѝгрица (Cyrillic)
tigrica (nominative singular)
tigrice (nominative plural)
tigrice (genitive singular)
tigrica (genitive plural)
tigrici (dative singular)
tigricama (dative plural)
tigricu (accusative singular)
tigrice (accusative plural)
tigrice (singular vocative)
tigrice (plural vocative)
tigrici (locative singular)
tigricama (locative plural)
tigricom (instrumental singular)
tigricama (instrumental plural)


ljuska

ljȕska (canonical feminine)
љу̏ска (Cyrillic)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *luska, *ljuska.

scale (keratin pieces covering the skin of certain animals)


peraja

perája (canonical feminine)
пера́ја (Cyrillic)
perája (nominative singular)
peráje (nominative plural)
perájē (genitive singular)
perájā (genitive plural)
peráji (dative singular)
perájama (dative plural)
peráju (accusative singular)
peráje (accusative plural)
pȅrājo (singular vocative)
peráje (plural vocative)
peráji (locative singular)
perájama (locative plural)
perájōm (instrumental singular)
perájama (instrumental plural)

swim fin, flipper (finlike swimming accessories worn on the feet)


bakšiš

bàkšiš (canonical masculine)
ба̀кшиш (Cyrillic)
bakšiš (nominative singular)
bakšiša (genitive singular)
bakšišu (dative singular)
bakšiš (accusative singular)
bakšiše (singular vocative)
bakšišu (locative singular)
bakšišom (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish بخشیش (bahşiş, “tip”), from Persian بخشش (bakhšîš, “gift”).


vlasulja

vlàsulja (canonical feminine)
вла̀суља (Cyrillic)
vlasulja (nominative singular)
vlasulje (nominative plural)
vlasulje (genitive singular)
vlasulja (genitive plural)
vlasulji (dative singular)
vlasuljama (dative plural)
vlasulju (accusative singular)
vlasulje (accusative plural)
vlasuljo (singular vocative)
vlasulje (plural vocative)
vlasulji (locative singular)
vlasuljama (locative plural)
vlasuljom (instrumental singular)
vlasuljama (instrumental plural)


лорд

ло̏рд (canonical masculine)
lȍrd (romanization)
ло̏рд (nominative singular)
ло̀рдови (nominative plural)
лорда (genitive singular)
ло̀рдо̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
лорду (dative singular)
лордовима (dative plural)
лорда (accusative singular)
лордове (accusative plural)
лорде (singular vocative)
лордови (plural vocative)
лорду (locative singular)
лордовима (locative plural)
лордом (instrumental singular)
лордовима (instrumental plural)


sanduče

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish صندوقچه (sandûkçe), from Persian صندوقچه (sanduqče), diminutive of صندوق (sanduq), from Arabic صُنْدُوق (ṣundūq).


čanak

čànak (canonical masculine)
ча̀нак (Cyrillic)
čanak (nominative singular)
čanci (nominative plural)
čanka (genitive singular)
čanaka (genitive plural)
čanku (dative singular)
čancima (dative plural)
čanak (accusative singular)
čanke (accusative plural)
čanče (singular vocative)
čanci (plural vocative)
čanku (locative singular)
čancima (locative plural)
čankom (instrumental singular)
čancima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish چناق (çanak).


чанак

ча̀нак (canonical masculine)
čànak (romanization)
чанак (nominative singular)
чанци (nominative plural)
чанка (genitive singular)
чанака (genitive plural)
чанку (dative singular)
чанцима (dative plural)
чанак (accusative singular)
чанке (accusative plural)
чанче (singular vocative)
чанци (plural vocative)
чанку (locative singular)
чанцима (locative plural)
чанком (instrumental singular)
чанцима (instrumental plural)


galantnost

sh-noun

galàntnōst f (Cyrillic spelling гала̀нтно̄ст)

galàntnōst (canonical feminine)
гала̀нтно̄ст (Cyrillic)
galàntnōst (nominative singular)
galàntnosti (genitive singular)
galantnosti (dative singular)
galantnost (accusative singular)
galantnosti (singular vocative)
galantnosti (locative singular)
galàntnosti (instrumental singular)
galàntnošću (instrumental singular)


galon

gàlōn (canonical masculine)
га̀ло̄н (Cyrillic)
gàlōn (nominative singular)
galoni (nominative plural)
galóna (genitive singular)
galona (genitive plural)
galonu (dative singular)
galonima (dative plural)
galon (accusative singular)
galone (accusative plural)
galone (singular vocative)
galoni (plural vocative)
galonu (locative singular)
galonima (locative plural)
galonom (instrumental singular)
galonima (instrumental plural)


биће

би́ће (canonical neuter)
bíće (romanization)
биће (nominative singular)
бића (nominative plural)
бића (genitive singular)
бића (genitive plural)
бићу (dative singular)
бићима (dative plural)
биће (accusative singular)
бића (accusative plural)
биће (singular vocative)
бића (plural vocative)
бићу (locative singular)
бићима (locative plural)
бићем (instrumental singular)
бићима (instrumental plural)
bitje (alternative Kajkavian obsolete)

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


брк

бр̑к (canonical masculine)
bȓk (romanization)
бр̑к (nominative singular)
бр̏кови (nominative plural)
брка (genitive singular)
бркова (genitive plural)
брку (dative singular)
брковима (dative plural)
брк (accusative singular)
бркове (accusative plural)
брче (singular vocative)
бркови (plural vocative)
брку (locative singular)
брковима (locative plural)
брком (instrumental singular)
брковима (instrumental plural)


број

бро̑ј (canonical masculine)
brȏj (romanization)
бро̑ј (nominative singular)
бро̀јеви (nominative plural)
бро̏ја (genitive singular)
бројева (genitive plural)
броју (dative singular)
бројевима (dative plural)
број (accusative singular)
бројеве (accusative plural)
броју (singular vocative)
бројеви (plural vocative)
броју (locative singular)
бројевима (locative plural)
бројем (instrumental singular)
бројевима (instrumental plural)


жуљ

жу̑љ (canonical masculine)
žȗlj (romanization)
жу̑љ (nominative singular)
жу́љеви (nominative plural)
жу́ља (genitive singular)
жуљева (genitive plural)
жуљу (dative singular)
жуљевима (dative plural)
жуљ (accusative singular)
жуљеве (accusative plural)
жуље (singular vocative)
жуљеви (plural vocative)
жуљу (locative singular)
жуљевима (locative plural)
жуљем (instrumental singular)
жуљевима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *žuljь. Related to Russian гу́ля (gúlja).


зец

зе̑ц m (Latin spelling zȇc, diminutive зѐчић)

зе̑ц (canonical masculine)
zȇc (romanization)
зѐчић (diminutive)
зе̑ц (nominative singular)
зе̏чеви (nominative plural)
зеца (genitive singular)
зечева (genitive plural)
зецу (dative singular)
зечевима (dative plural)
зеца (accusative singular)
зечеве (accusative plural)
зе̑че (singular vocative)
зечеви (plural vocative)
зецу (locative singular)
зечевима (locative plural)
зе̑цом (instrumental singular)
зечевима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *zajęcь, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *źṓˀjinkas, from Proto-Indo-European *ǵʰey-.


истраживач

истражѝва̄ч m (Latin spelling istražìvāč)

истражѝва̄ч (canonical masculine)
istražìvāč (romanization)
истражѝва̄ч (nominative singular)
истраживачи (nominative plural)
истражива́ча (genitive singular)
истраживача (genitive plural)
истраживачу (dative singular)
истраживачима (dative plural)
истраживача (accusative singular)
истраживаче (accusative plural)
истраживачу (singular vocative)
истраживачи (plural vocative)
истраживачу (locative singular)
истраживачима (locative plural)
истраживачем (instrumental singular)
истраживачима (instrumental plural)

ис‧тра‧жи‧вач


јаблан

ја̏бла̄н (canonical masculine)
jȁblān (romanization)
јаблан (nominative singular)
јаблани (nominative plural)
јаблана (genitive singular)
јаблана (genitive plural)
јаблану (dative singular)
јабланима (dative plural)
јаблан (accusative singular)
јаблане (accusative plural)
јаблане (singular vocative)
јаблани (plural vocative)
јаблану (locative singular)
јабланима (locative plural)
јабланом (instrumental singular)
јабланима (instrumental plural)


kiler

kìler (canonical masculine)
кѝлер (Cyrillic)
kiler (nominative singular)
kileri (nominative plural)
kilera (genitive singular)
kìlērā (genitive plural)
kileru (dative singular)
kilerima (dative plural)
kiler (accusative singular)
kilere (accusative plural)
kilere (singular vocative)
kileri (plural vocative)
kileru (locative singular)
kilerima (locative plural)
kilerom (instrumental singular)
kilerima (instrumental plural)

Alternative form of ćìler (“pantry, larder”)


runda

rȕnda (canonical feminine)
ру̏нда (Cyrillic)
runda (nominative singular)
runde (nominative plural)
runde (genitive singular)
runda (genitive plural)
rundi (dative singular)
rundama (dative plural)
rundu (accusative singular)
runde (accusative plural)
rundo (singular vocative)
runde (plural vocative)
rundi (locative singular)
rundama (locative plural)
rundom (instrumental singular)
rundama (instrumental plural)

round (of drinks, or any other kind of circular and repetitive activity)


граната

грана́та (canonical feminine)
granáta (romanization)
граната (nominative singular)
гранате (nominative plural)
гранате (genitive singular)
граната (genitive plural)
гранати (dative singular)
гранатама (dative plural)
гранату (accusative singular)
гранате (accusative plural)
гранато (singular vocative)
гранате (plural vocative)
гранати (locative singular)
гранатама (locative plural)
гранатом (instrumental singular)
гранатама (instrumental plural)

shell (projectile fired from a siege mortar or a smoothbore cannon)


бригада

брига́да (canonical feminine)
brigáda (romanization)
бригада (nominative singular)
бригаде (nominative plural)
бригаде (genitive singular)
бригади (genitive plural)
бригади (dative singular)
бригадама (dative plural)
бригаду (accusative singular)
бригаде (accusative plural)
бригадо (singular vocative)
бригаде (plural vocative)
бригади (locative singular)
бригадама (locative plural)
бригадом (instrumental singular)
бригадама (instrumental plural)

63. падобранска бригада Југославије храбро кроз непријатељску ватру напредује!

The 63rd Parachute Brigade of Yugoslavia advances through enemy fire undauntedly!


štafeta

štaféta (canonical feminine)
штафе́та (Cyrillic)
štafeta (nominative singular)
štafete (nominative plural)
štafete (genitive singular)
štafeta (genitive plural)
štafeti (dative singular)
štafetama (dative plural)
štafetu (accusative singular)
štafete (accusative plural)
štafeto (singular vocative)
štafete (plural vocative)
štafeti (locative singular)
štafetama (locative plural)
štafetom (instrumental singular)
štafetama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Stafette, from Italian staffetta.


bilder

bȉlder (canonical masculine)
би̏лдер (Cyrillic)


treba

tréba (canonical feminine)
тре́ба (Cyrillic)
treba (nominative singular)
trebe (nominative plural)
trebe (genitive singular)
treba (genitive plural)
trebi (dative singular)
trebama (dative plural)
trebu (accusative singular)
trebe (accusative plural)
trebo (singular vocative)
trebe (plural vocative)
trebi (locative singular)
trebama (locative plural)
trebama (instrumental singular)
trebama (instrumental plural)


treba

tréba (canonical feminine)
тре́ба (Cyrillic)
trijèba (alternative Ijekavian)

tr(ij)eba je, tr(ij)ebe je


umnjak

ȗmnjāk (canonical masculine)
у̑мња̄к (Cyrillic)
umnjak (nominative singular)
umnjaci (nominative plural)
umnjaka (genitive singular)
umnjaka (genitive plural)
umnjaku (dative singular)
umnjacima (dative plural)
umnjak (accusative singular)
umnjake (accusative plural)
umnjače (singular vocative)
umnjaci (plural vocative)
umnjaku (locative singular)
umnjacima (locative plural)
umnjakom (instrumental singular)
umnjacima (instrumental plural)


pjat

pjȁt (canonical masculine)
пја̏т (Cyrillic)
pìjat (alternative)

(regional, chiefly Croatia, Montenegro) plate, dish


kaleidoskop

kaleidòskop m (Cyrillic spelling калеидо̀скоп)

kaleidòskop (canonical masculine)
калеидо̀скоп (Cyrillic)
kaleidoskop (nominative singular)
kaleidoskopi (nominative plural)
kaleidoskopa (genitive singular)
kaleidoskopa (genitive plural)
kaleidoskopu (dative singular)
kaleidoskopima (dative plural)
kaleidoskop (accusative singular)
kaleidoskope (accusative plural)
kaleidoskope (singular vocative)
kaleidoskopi (plural vocative)
kaleidoskopu (locative singular)
kaleidoskopima (locative plural)
kaleidoskopom (instrumental singular)
kaleidoskopima (instrumental plural)


цех

це̏х (canonical masculine)
cȅh (romanization)
це̏х (nominative singular)
цѐхови (nominative plural)
цеха (genitive singular)
цехова (genitive plural)
цеху (dative singular)
цеховима (dative plural)
цех (accusative singular)
цехове (accusative plural)
цеше (singular vocative)
цеху (singular vocative)
цехови (plural vocative)
цеху (locative singular)
цеховима (locative plural)
цехом (instrumental singular)
цеховима (instrumental plural)


patolog

patòlog (canonical masculine)
пато̀лог (Cyrillic)
patòlog (nominative singular)
patòlozi (nominative plural)
patologa (genitive singular)
patologa (genitive plural)
patologu (dative singular)
patolozima (dative plural)
patologa (accusative singular)
patologe (accusative plural)
patolože (singular vocative)
patolozi (plural vocative)
patologu (locative singular)
patolozima (locative plural)
patologom (instrumental singular)
patolozima (instrumental plural)


кундура

ку̀ндура (canonical feminine)
kùndura (romanization)
кундура (nominative singular)
кундуре (nominative plural)
кундуре (genitive singular)
кундура (genitive plural)
кундури (dative singular)
кундурама (dative plural)
кундуру (accusative singular)
кундуре (accusative plural)
кундуро (singular vocative)
кундуре (plural vocative)
кундури (locative singular)
кундурама (locative plural)
кундуром (instrumental singular)
кундурама (instrumental plural)
ко̀ндура (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قوندورا (kundura).


дружина

дру̀жина (canonical feminine)
drùžina (romanization)
дружина (nominative singular)
дружине (nominative plural)
дружине (genitive singular)
дружина (genitive plural)
дружини (dative singular)
дружинама (dative plural)
дружину (accusative singular)
дружине (accusative plural)
дружино (singular vocative)
дружине (plural vocative)
дружини (locative singular)
дружинама (locative plural)
дружином (instrumental singular)
дружинама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *družina (“team, company”), from *drugъ (“friend, companion”) + *-ina.

inh+

troupe, band (group of people who share an interest)


lagune

inflection of laguna:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


sirće

sìrće (canonical neuter)
сѝрће (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish سركه (sirke), from Proto-Turkic *sirke (“vinegar”).

bor+

(Bosnia, regional Croatia, Serbia, Montenegro) vinegar


сирће

сѝрће (canonical neuter)
sìrće (romanization)

From Ottoman Turkish سیركه (sirke), from Persian سرکه (serke).

(Bosnia, regional Croatia, Serbia) vinegar


институт

инстѝтӯт (canonical masculine)
instìtūt (romanization)
институт (nominative singular)
институти (nominative plural)
институ́та (genitive singular)
института (genitive plural)
институту (dative singular)
институтима (dative plural)
институт (accusative singular)
институте (accusative plural)
институте (singular vocative)
институти (plural vocative)
институту (locative singular)
институтима (locative plural)
институтом (instrumental singular)
институтима (instrumental plural)


колхоз

ко̀лхоз (canonical masculine)
kòlhoz (romanization)
ко̀лхоз (nominative singular)
колхози (nominative plural)
колхоза (genitive singular)
ко̏лхо̄за̄ (genitive plural)
колхозу (dative singular)
колхозима (dative plural)
колхоз (accusative singular)
колхозе (accusative plural)
колхозе (singular vocative)
колхози (plural vocative)
колхозу (locative singular)
колхозима (locative plural)
колхозом (instrumental singular)
колхозима (instrumental plural)


командир

кома́ндӣр (canonical masculine)
komándīr (romanization)
кома̀ндӣр (nominative singular)
командји́ри (nominative plural)
командира (genitive singular)
ко̏мандӣра̄ (genitive plural)
команди́ру (dative singular)
команди́рима (dative plural)
команди́ра (accusative singular)
команди́ре (accusative plural)
командире (singular vocative)
команди́ри (plural vocative)
команди́ру (locative singular)
команди́рима (locative plural)
команди́ром (instrumental singular)
команди́рима (instrumental plural)

From ко̀ма̄нда.


кружок

кру̀жок (canonical masculine)
krùžok (romanization)
кру̀жок (nominative singular)
кружо̀ци (nominative plural)
кружока (genitive singular)
кру̏жо̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
кружоку (dative singular)
кружоцима (dative plural)
кружок (accusative singular)
кружоке (accusative plural)
кружоче (singular vocative)
кружоци (plural vocative)
кружоку (locative singular)
кружоцима (locative plural)
кружоком (instrumental singular)
кружоцима (instrumental plural)

лингвистички кружок


хоџа

хо̏џа (canonical masculine)
hȍdža (romanization)
хо̏џа (nominative singular)
хо̏џе (nominative plural)
хоџе (genitive singular)
хо̑џа̄ (genitive plural)
хоџи (dative singular)
хоџама (dative plural)
хоџу (accusative singular)
хоџе (accusative plural)
хоџо (singular vocative)
хоџе (plural vocative)
хоџи (locative singular)
хоџама (locative plural)
хоџом (instrumental singular)
хоџама (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish خواجه (hoca), from Persian خواجه (xâje).


hodža

hȍdža (canonical masculine)
хо̏џа (Cyrillic)
hȍdža (nominative singular)
hȍdže (nominative plural)
hodže (genitive singular)
hȏdžā (genitive plural)
hodži (dative singular)
hodžama (dative plural)
hodžu (accusative singular)
hodže (accusative plural)
hodžo (singular vocative)
hodže (plural vocative)
hodži (locative singular)
hodžama (locative plural)
hodžom (instrumental singular)
hodžama (instrumental plural)


јелек

јѐлек (canonical masculine)
jèlek (romanization)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish یلك (yelek).


jelek

jèlek (canonical masculine)
јѐлек (Cyrillic)


kolege

inflection of kolega:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


tambura

tàmbura (canonical feminine)
та̀мбура (Cyrillic)
tambura (nominative singular)
tambure (nominative plural)
tambure (genitive singular)
tambura (genitive plural)
tamburi (dative singular)
tamburama (dative plural)
tamburu (accusative singular)
tambure (accusative plural)
tamburo (singular vocative)
tambure (plural vocative)
tamburi (locative singular)
tamburama (locative plural)
tamburom (instrumental singular)
tamburama (instrumental plural)


kvart

kvȁrt (canonical masculine)
ква̏рт (Cyrillic)
kvȁrt (nominative singular)
kvàrtovi (nominative plural)
kvarta (genitive singular)
kvartova (genitive plural)
kvartu (dative singular)
kvartovima (dative plural)
kvart (accusative singular)
kvartove (accusative plural)
kvarte (singular vocative)
kvartovi (plural vocative)
kvartu (locative singular)
kvartovima (locative plural)
kvartom (instrumental singular)
kvartovima (instrumental plural)


terorista

sh-noun-form

teròrista (Cyrillic spelling теро̀риста)

teròrista (canonical)
теро̀риста (Cyrillic)

inflection of terorist:
genitive/accusative singular


bostan

бостан (Cyrillic)
bostan (nominative singular)
bostani (nominative plural)
bostana (genitive singular)
bostana (genitive plural)
bostanu (dative singular)
bostanima (dative plural)
bostan (accusative singular)
bostane (accusative plural)
bostane (singular vocative)
bostani (plural vocative)
bostanom (locative singular)
bostanima (locative plural)
bostanu (instrumental singular)
bostanima (instrumental plural)

Audio (Central Serbia):

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish بوستان (bostan), from Persian بوستان (bôstân).


đul

đȗl (canonical masculine)
ђу̑л (Cyrillic)
đul (nominative singular)
đulovi (nominative plural)
đula (genitive singular)
đulova (genitive plural)
đulu (dative singular)
đulovima (dative plural)
đul (accusative singular)
đulove (accusative plural)
đule (singular vocative)
đulovi (plural vocative)
đulu (locative singular)
đulovima (locative plural)
đulom (instrumental singular)
đulovima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish گل (gül). A distant cognate of its synonym rúža.


jame

inflection of jama:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


zumbul

zùmbul (canonical masculine)
зу̀мбул (Cyrillic)
zumbul (nominative singular)
zumbuli (nominative plural)
zumbula (genitive singular)
zumbula (genitive plural)
zumbulu (dative singular)
zumbulima (dative plural)
zumbul (accusative singular)
zumbule (accusative plural)
zumbule (singular vocative)
zumbuli (plural vocative)
zumbulu (locative singular)
zumbulima (locative plural)
zumbulom (instrumental singular)
zumbulima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish سنبل (sümbül), from Persian سنبل (sonbol). First attested in the 19th century.


зумбул

зу̀мбул (canonical masculine)
zùmbul (romanization)
зумбул (nominative singular)
зумбули (nominative plural)
зумбула (genitive singular)
зумбула (genitive plural)
зумбулу (dative singular)
зумбулима (dative plural)
зумбул (accusative singular)
зумбуле (accusative plural)
зумбуле (singular vocative)
зумбули (plural vocative)
зумбулу (locative singular)
зумбулима (locative plural)
зумбулом (instrumental singular)
зумбулима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish سنبل (sümbül), from Persian سنبل (sonbol).


šikana

šikàna (canonical feminine)
шика̀на (Cyrillic)
šikana (nominative singular)
šikane (nominative plural)
šikane (genitive singular)
šikana (genitive plural)
šikani (dative singular)
šikanama (dative plural)
šikanu (accusative singular)
šikane (accusative plural)
šikano (singular vocative)
šikane (plural vocative)
šikani (locative singular)
šikanama (locative plural)
šikanom (instrumental singular)
šikanama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Schikane, from French chicane.


šikana

šikàna (canonical feminine)
шика̀на (Cyrillic)
šikàna (nominative singular)
šikane (nominative plural)
šikane (genitive singular)
šikánā (genitive plural)
šikani (dative singular)
šikanama (dative plural)
šikanu (accusative singular)
šikane (accusative plural)
šikano (singular vocative)
šikane (plural vocative)
šikani (locative singular)
šikanama (locative plural)
šikanom (instrumental singular)
šikanama (instrumental plural)


пироксилин

sh-noun

пироксѝлӣн m (Latin spelling piroksìlīn)

пироксѝлӣн (canonical masculine)
piroksìlīn (romanization)
пироксѝлӣн (nominative singular)
пироксили́на (genitive singular)
пироксили́ну (dative singular)
пироксѝлӣн (accusative singular)
пи̏роксилӣне (singular vocative)
пироксили́ну (locative singular)
пироксили́ном (instrumental singular)

sh-decl-noun-unc

пироксили́на

пироксили́ну

пи̏роксилӣне

пироксили́ну

пироксили́ном

пи‧рок‧си‧лин


репортер

репо̀рте̄р (canonical masculine)
repòrtēr (romanization)
репо̀рте̄р (nominative singular)
репортери (nominative plural)
репорте́ра (genitive singular)
репортера (genitive plural)
репортеру (dative singular)
репортерима (dative plural)
репортера (accusative singular)
репортере (accusative plural)
репортеру (singular vocative)
репортери (plural vocative)
репортеру (locative singular)
репортерима (locative plural)
репортером (instrumental singular)
репортерима (instrumental plural)


квартал

ква̀рта̄л (canonical masculine)
kvàrtāl (romanization)
ква̀рта̄л (nominative singular)
квартали (nominative plural)
кварта́ла (genitive singular)
квартала (genitive plural)
кварталу (dative singular)
кварталима (dative plural)
квартал (accusative singular)
квартале (accusative plural)
квартале (singular vocative)
квартали (plural vocative)
кварталу (locative singular)
кварталима (locative plural)
кварталом (instrumental singular)
кварталима (instrumental plural)


поход

по̀ход (canonical masculine)
pòhod (romanization)
поход (nominative singular)
походи (nominative plural)
похода (genitive singular)
похода (genitive plural)
походу (dative singular)
походима (dative plural)
поход (accusative singular)
походе (accusative plural)
походе (singular vocative)
походи (plural vocative)
походу (locative singular)
походима (locative plural)
походом (instrumental singular)
походима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *poxodъ. Compare Old Czech póchod.


nege

inflection of nega:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


телеграф

телѐграф (canonical masculine)
telègraf (romanization)
телеграф (nominative singular)
телеграфи (nominative plural)
телеграфа (genitive singular)
телеграфа (genitive plural)
телеграфу (dative singular)
телеграфима (dative plural)
телеграф (accusative singular)
телеграфе (accusative plural)
телеграфе (singular vocative)
телеграфи (plural vocative)
телеграфу (locative singular)
телеграфима (locative plural)
телеграфом (instrumental singular)
телеграфима (instrumental plural)


pult

pȕlt (canonical masculine)
пу̏лт (Cyrillic)
pult (nominative singular)
pultovi (nominative plural)
pulta (genitive singular)
pultova (genitive plural)
pultu (dative singular)
pultovima (dative plural)
pult (accusative singular)
pultove (accusative plural)
pulte (singular vocative)
pultovi (plural vocative)
pultu (locative singular)
pultovima (locative plural)
pultom (instrumental singular)
pultovima (instrumental plural)

stand (for the notes of a lecturer or conductor)


bajer

bȁjer (canonical masculine)
ба̏јер (Cyrillic)


bajer

bàjer (canonical masculine)
ба̀јер (Cyrillic)


telegraf

telègraf (canonical masculine)
телѐграф (Cyrillic)
telegraf (nominative singular)
telegrafi (nominative plural)
telegrafa (genitive singular)
telegrafa (genitive plural)
telegrafu (dative singular)
telegrafima (dative plural)
telegraf (accusative singular)
telegrafe (accusative plural)
telegrafe (singular vocative)
telegrafi (plural vocative)
telegrafu (locative singular)
telegrafima (locative plural)
telegrafom (instrumental singular)
telegrafima (instrumental plural)


telegrafist

sh-noun

telegràfist m (Cyrillic spelling телегра̀фист)

telegràfist (canonical masculine)
телегра̀фист (Cyrillic)
telegrafist (nominative singular)
telegrafisti (nominative plural)
telegrafista (genitive singular)
telegrafista (genitive plural)
telegrafistu (dative singular)
telegrafistima (dative plural)
telegrafista (accusative singular)
telegrafiste (accusative plural)
telegrafiste (singular vocative)
telegrafisti (plural vocative)
telegrafistu (locative singular)
telegrafistima (locative plural)
telegrafistom (instrumental singular)
telegrafistima (instrumental plural)
telegràfista (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


impotencija

impotèncija f (Cyrillic spelling импотѐнција)

impotèncija (canonical feminine)
импотѐнција (Cyrillic)
impotencija (nominative singular)
impotencije (nominative plural)
impotencije (genitive singular)
impotencija (genitive plural)
impotenciji (dative singular)
impotencijama (dative plural)
impotenciju (accusative singular)
impotencije (accusative plural)
impotencijo (singular vocative)
impotencije (plural vocative)
impotenciji (locative singular)
impotencijama (locative plural)
impotencijom (instrumental singular)
impotencijama (instrumental plural)

erectile dysfunction
erectile dysfunction


работник

ра̀ботнӣк (canonical masculine)
ràbotnīk (romanization)
работник (nominative singular)
работници (nominative plural)
работника (genitive singular)
работника (genitive plural)
работнику (dative singular)
работницима (dative plural)
работника (accusative singular)
работнике (accusative plural)
работниче (singular vocative)
работници (plural vocative)
работнику (locative singular)
работницима (locative plural)
работником (instrumental singular)
работницима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *orbotьnikъ, from *orbotьnъ + *-ikъ.


смена

сме̏на (canonical feminine)
smȅna (romanization)
сме̏на (nominative singular)
смене (nominative plural)
смене (genitive singular)
сме̑на̄ (genitive plural)
смени (dative singular)
сменама (dative plural)
смену (accusative singular)
смене (accusative plural)
смено (singular vocative)
смене (plural vocative)
смени (locative singular)
сменама (locative plural)
сменом (instrumental singular)
сменама (instrumental plural)
смје̏на (alternative Ijekavian)

Likely borrowed from Russian смена (smena) in the early 20th century.

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

change, act of changing (of guard, generations etc.)


сцена

сцѐна (canonical feminine)
scèna (romanization)
сцена (nominative singular)
сцене (nominative plural)
сцене (genitive singular)
сцена (genitive plural)
сцени (dative singular)
сценама (dative plural)
сцену (accusative singular)
сцене (accusative plural)
сцено (singular vocative)
сцене (plural vocative)
сцени (locative singular)
сценама (locative plural)
сценом (instrumental singular)
сценама (instrumental plural)


termin

tèrmīn (canonical masculine)
тѐрмӣн (Cyrillic)
tèrmīn (nominative singular)
termini (nominative plural)
termína (genitive singular)
termina (genitive plural)
terminu (dative singular)
terminima (dative plural)
termin (accusative singular)
termine (accusative plural)
termine (singular vocative)
termini (plural vocative)
terminu (locative singular)
terminima (locative plural)
terminom (instrumental singular)
terminima (instrumental plural)

term (a word or phrase, especially one from a specialised area of knowledge)

a specific date and time for which something is scheduled (e.g. a due date, a meeting time, or a time slot for an appointment)


meditacija

meditácija f (Cyrillic spelling медита́ција)

meditácija (canonical feminine)
медита́ција (Cyrillic)
meditacija (nominative singular)
meditacije (nominative plural)
meditacije (genitive singular)
meditacija (genitive plural)
meditaciji (dative singular)
meditacijama (dative plural)
meditaciju (accusative singular)
meditacije (accusative plural)
meditacijo (singular vocative)
meditacije (plural vocative)
meditaciji (locative singular)
meditacijama (locative plural)
meditacijom (instrumental singular)
meditacijama (instrumental plural)


valcer

vàlcer (canonical masculine)
ва̀лцер (Cyrillic)
valcer (nominative singular)
valceri (nominative plural)
valcera (genitive singular)
valcera (genitive plural)
valceru (dative singular)
valcerima (dative plural)
valcer (accusative singular)
valcere (accusative plural)
valceru (singular vocative)
valceri (plural vocative)
valceru (locative singular)
valcerima (locative plural)
valcerom (instrumental singular)
valcerima (instrumental plural)


krajnost

krájnōst f (Cyrillic spelling кра́јно̄ст)

krájnōst (canonical feminine)
кра́јно̄ст (Cyrillic)
krájnōst (nominative singular)
krajnosti (nominative plural)
krájnosti (genitive singular)
krajnosti (genitive plural)
krajnosti (dative singular)
krajnostima (dative plural)
krajnost (accusative singular)
krajnosti (accusative plural)
krajnosti (singular vocative)
krajnosti (plural vocative)
krajnosti (locative singular)
krajnostima (locative plural)
krájnosti (instrumental singular)
krájnošću (instrumental singular)
krajnostima (instrumental plural)


katapult

katàpult m (Cyrillic spelling ката̀пулт)

katàpult (canonical masculine)
ката̀пулт (Cyrillic)


duge

inflection of duga:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


коб

ко̑б (canonical feminine)
kȏb (romanization)
ко̑б (nominative singular)
ко̑би (nominative plural)
коби (genitive singular)
ко́бӣ (genitive plural)
коби (dative singular)
кобима (dative plural)
коб (accusative singular)
коби (accusative plural)
коби (singular vocative)
коби (plural vocative)
коби (locative singular)
кобима (locative plural)
ко̑бљу (instrumental singular)
кобима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kobь, from Proto-Indo-European *kob-.
Compare (obsolete) Russian кобь (kobʹ), Old Norse happ (“good luck”), Old Irish cob (“victory”).


dacit

dàcīt (canonical masculine)
да̀цӣт (Cyrillic)


корпус

ко̀рпус (canonical masculine)
kòrpus (romanization)
корпус (nominative singular)
корпуси (nominative plural)
корпуса (genitive singular)
корпуса (genitive plural)
корпусу (dative singular)
корпусима (dative plural)
корпус (accusative singular)
корпусе (accusative plural)
корпусе (singular vocative)
корпуси (plural vocative)
корпусу (locative singular)
корпусима (locative plural)
корпусом (instrumental singular)
корпусима (instrumental plural)


pasjemenik

pàsjemenīk m (Cyrillic spelling па̀сјеменӣк)

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


skat

skȁt (canonical masculine)
ска̏т (Cyrillic)

From German Skat, from Italian scartare.

a type of card game played with 3 players, popular in Germany


šizofrenija

šizofrènija f (Cyrillic spelling шизофрѐнија)

šizofrènija (canonical feminine)
шизофрѐнија (Cyrillic)
šizofrenija (nominative singular)
šizofrenije (nominative plural)
šizofrenije (genitive singular)
šizofrenija (genitive plural)
šizofreniji (dative singular)
šizofrenijama (dative plural)
šizofreniju (accusative singular)
šizofrenije (accusative plural)
šizofrenijo (singular vocative)
šizofrenije (plural vocative)
šizofreniji (locative singular)
šizofrenijama (locative plural)
šizofrenijom (instrumental singular)
šizofrenijama (instrumental plural)
shizofrènija (alternative)

Borrowed from German Schizophrenie, from Ancient Greek σχίζω (skhízō, “I tear, split, cut”) + φρήν (phrḗn, “mind, brain”).


samit

sàmit (canonical masculine)
са̀мит (Cyrillic)
samit (nominative singular)
samiti (nominative plural)
samita (genitive singular)
samita (genitive plural)
samitu (dative singular)
samitima (dative plural)
samit (accusative singular)
samite (accusative plural)
samite (singular vocative)
samiti (plural vocative)
samitu (locative singular)
samitima (locative plural)
samitom (instrumental singular)
samitima (instrumental plural)

summit (gathering or assembly of leaders)


кенгуру

Borrowed from Russian кенгуру (kenguru, “kangaroo”).


посао

по̀сао (canonical masculine)
pòsao (romanization)
по̀сао (nominative singular)
по̀слови (nominative plural)
по̀сли (nominative plural)
по̀сла (genitive singular)
по̏сло̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
поса́ла̄ (genitive plural)
послу (dative singular)
пословима (dative plural)
послима (dative plural)
посао (accusative singular)
послове (accusative plural)
после (accusative plural)
после (singular vocative)
послови (plural vocative)
посли (plural vocative)
послу (locative singular)
пословима (locative plural)
послима (locative plural)
послом (instrumental singular)
пословима (instrumental plural)
послима (instrumental plural)


јецај

је̏ца̄ј (canonical masculine)
jȅcāj (romanization)
јецај (nominative singular)
јецаји (nominative plural)
јецаја (genitive singular)
јецаја (genitive plural)
јецају (dative singular)
јецајима (dative plural)
јецај (accusative singular)
јецаје (accusative plural)
јецају (singular vocative)
јецаји (plural vocative)
јецају (locative singular)
јецајима (locative plural)
јецајем (instrumental singular)
јецајима (instrumental plural)


jecaj

jȅcāj (canonical masculine)
је̏ца̄ј (Cyrillic)
jecaj (nominative singular)
jecaji (nominative plural)
jecaja (genitive singular)
jecaja (genitive plural)
jecaju (dative singular)
jecajima (dative plural)
jecaj (accusative singular)
jecaje (accusative plural)
jecaju (singular vocative)
jecaji (plural vocative)
jecaju (locative singular)
jecajima (locative plural)
jecajem (instrumental singular)
jecajima (instrumental plural)


kreč

krȅč (canonical masculine)
кре̏ч (Cyrillic)
kreč (nominative singular)
kreča (genitive singular)
kreču (dative singular)
kreč (accusative singular)
kreče (singular vocative)
kreču (locative singular)
krečom (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish كیرج (kirec, “lime”), from Persian کرس (kers), Akkadian 𒌋𒀜 (kīru).


креч

кре̏ч (canonical masculine)
krȅč (romanization)
креч (nominative singular)
креча (genitive singular)
кречу (dative singular)
креч (accusative singular)
крече (singular vocative)
кречу (locative singular)
кречом (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish كیرج (kirec, “lime”), from Persian کرس (kers), from Akkadian 𒌋𒀜 (kīru), from Sumerian 𒌋𒀜 (gir, “oven, kiln”).


joga

jóga (canonical feminine)
јо́га (Cyrillic)
joga (nominative singular)
joge (genitive singular)
jozi (dative singular)
jogu (accusative singular)
jogo (singular vocative)
jozi (locative singular)
jogom (instrumental singular)


ћебе

sh-noun

ће̏бе n (Latin spelling ćȅbe, diminutive ћебе́нце)

ће̏бе (canonical neuter)
ćȅbe (romanization)
ћебе́нце (diminutive)
ће̏бе (nominative singular)
ћѐбета (nominative plural)
ћебета (genitive singular)
ћебета (genitive plural)
ћебету (dative singular)
ћебетима (dative plural)
ћебе (accusative singular)
ћебета (accusative plural)
ћебе (singular vocative)
ћебета (plural vocative)
ћебету (locative singular)
ћебетима (locative plural)
ћебетом (instrumental singular)
ћебетима (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish كبه (kebe), from Persian قبا (qabâ, “garment”), from Arabic قَبَاء (qabāʔ).

Мачка се подвукла под ћебе.


ćebe

ćȅbe n (Cyrillic spelling ће̏бе, diminutive ćebénce)

ćȅbe (canonical neuter)
ће̏бе (Cyrillic)
ćebénce (diminutive)
ćȅbe (nominative singular)
ćèbeta (nominative plural)
ćebeta (genitive singular)
ćebeta (genitive plural)
ćebetu (dative singular)
ćebetima (dative plural)
ćebe (accusative singular)
ćebeta (accusative plural)
ćebe (singular vocative)
ćebeta (plural vocative)
ćebetu (locative singular)
ćebetima (locative plural)
ćebetom (instrumental singular)
ćebetima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish كبه (kebe), from Persian قبا (qabâ, “garment”), from Arabic قَبَاء (qabāʔ).

bor+

Mačka se podvukla pod ćebe.


дека

де́ка (canonical masculine)
déka (romanization)
дека (nominative singular)
деке (nominative plural)
деке (genitive singular)
дека (genitive plural)
деки (dative singular)
декама (dative plural)
деку (accusative singular)
деке (accusative plural)
деко (singular vocative)
деке (plural vocative)
деки (locative singular)
декама (locative plural)
деком (instrumental singular)
декама (instrumental plural)


дека

де̏ка (canonical feminine)
dȅka (romanization)
де̏ка (nominative singular)
деке (nominative plural)
деке (genitive singular)
де̑ка̄ (genitive plural)
деки (dative singular)
декама (dative plural)
деку (accusative singular)
деке (accusative plural)
деко (singular vocative)
деке (plural vocative)
деки (locative singular)
декама (locative plural)
деком (instrumental singular)
декама (instrumental plural)


jorgan

jòrgan (canonical masculine)
јо̀рган (Cyrillic)
jorgan (nominative singular)
jorgani (nominative plural)
jorgana (genitive singular)
jorgana (genitive plural)
jorganu (dative singular)
jorganima (dative plural)
jorgan (accusative singular)
jorgane (accusative plural)
jorgane (singular vocative)
jorgani (plural vocative)
jorganu (locative singular)
jorganima (locative plural)
jorganom (instrumental singular)
jorganima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish یورغان (yorğan).

(Bosnia, Serbia, regional Croatian) comforter, quilt


јорган

јо̀рган (canonical masculine)
jòrgan (romanization)
јорган (nominative singular)
јоргани (nominative plural)
јоргана (genitive singular)
јоргана (genitive plural)
јоргану (dative singular)
јорганима (dative plural)
јорган (accusative singular)
јоргане (accusative plural)
јоргане (singular vocative)
јоргани (plural vocative)
јоргану (locative singular)
јорганима (locative plural)
јорганом (instrumental singular)
јорганима (instrumental plural)


кревет

крѐвет (canonical masculine)
krèvet (romanization)
крѐвет (nominative singular)
кревети (nominative plural)
кревета (genitive singular)
кре̏ве̄та̄ (genitive plural)
кревету (dative singular)
креветима (dative plural)
кревет (accusative singular)
кревете (accusative plural)
кревете (singular vocative)
кревети (plural vocative)
кревету (locative singular)
креветима (locative plural)
креветом (instrumental singular)
креветима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish كروت (kerevet), from Greek κρεβάτι (kreváti), from Ancient Greek κράββατος (krábbatos).


ливада

лѝвада (canonical feminine)
lìvada (romanization)
лѝвада (nominative singular)
ливаде (nominative plural)
лѝвада (genitive singular)
ли̏ва̄да̄ (genitive plural)
ливади (dative singular)
ливадама (dative plural)
ливаду (accusative singular)
ливаде (accusative plural)
ливадо (singular vocative)
ливаде (plural vocative)
ливади (locative singular)
ливадама (locative plural)
ливадом (instrumental singular)
ливадама (instrumental plural)


мјесто

мје̏сто (canonical neuter)
mjȅsto (romanization)
мјесто (nominative singular)
мјеста (nominative plural)
мјеста (genitive singular)
мје̑ста̄ (genitive plural)
мјесту (dative singular)
мјестима (dative plural)
мјесто (accusative singular)
мјеста (accusative plural)
мјесто (singular vocative)
мјеста (plural vocative)
мјесту (locative singular)
мјестима (locative plural)
мјестом (instrumental singular)
мјестима (instrumental plural)
ме̏сто (alternative Ekavian)
mȉsto (alternative Ikavian)

a settlement (usually between a village and a town in size)


рјечник

рје̑чнӣк (canonical masculine)
rjȇčnīk (romanization)
рје̑чнӣк (nominative singular)
рје̑чнӣци (nominative plural)
рјечника (genitive singular)
рјечника (genitive plural)
рјечнику (dative singular)
рјечницима (dative plural)
рјечник (accusative singular)
рјечнике (accusative plural)
рје̑чнӣче (singular vocative)
рјечници (plural vocative)
рјечнику (locative singular)
рјечницима (locative plural)
рјечником (instrumental singular)
рјечницима (instrumental plural)
ре̑чнӣк (alternative Ekavian)

Irregularly formed in the 19th century as рије̑ч + -ник (regularly it should have been *riječnik).

af

рије̑ч + -ник


ријеч

рије̑ч (canonical feminine)
rijȇč (romanization)
ријеч (nominative singular)
ријечи (nominative plural)
ријечи (genitive singular)
рије́чӣ (genitive plural)
ријечи (dative singular)
ријечима (dative plural)
ријеч (accusative singular)
ријечи (accusative plural)
ријечи (singular vocative)
ријечи (plural vocative)
ријеч (locative singular)
ријечима (locative plural)
ријечју (instrumental singular)
ријечи (instrumental singular)
ријечима (instrumental plural)
ре̑ч (alternative Ekavian)
ри̑ч (alternative Chakavian Ikavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *rěčь (“speech”).


облик

о̏блӣк (canonical masculine)
ȍblīk (romanization)
о̏блӣк (nominative singular)
о̏блӣци (nominative plural)
облика (genitive singular)
облика (genitive plural)
облику (dative singular)
облицима (dative plural)
облик (accusative singular)
облике (accusative plural)
обличе (singular vocative)
облици (plural vocative)
облику (locative singular)
облицима (locative plural)
обликом (instrumental singular)
облицима (instrumental plural)


помоћ

по̏мо̄ћ (canonical feminine)
pȍmōć (romanization)
помоћ (nominative singular)
помоћи (nominative plural)
помоћи (genitive singular)
помоћи (genitive plural)
помоћи (dative singular)
помоћима (dative plural)
помоћ (accusative singular)
помоћи (accusative plural)
помоћи (singular vocative)
помоћи (plural vocative)
помоћи (locative singular)
помоћима (locative plural)
помоћи (instrumental singular)
помоћу (instrumental singular)
помоћима (instrumental plural)


отвор

о̀твор (canonical masculine)
òtvor (romanization)
отвор (nominative singular)
отвори (nominative plural)
отвора (genitive singular)
отвора (genitive plural)
отвору (dative singular)
отворима (dative plural)
отвор (accusative singular)
отворе (accusative plural)
отворе (singular vocative)
отвори (plural vocative)
отвору (locative singular)
отворима (locative plural)
отвором (instrumental singular)
отворима (instrumental plural)


раст

ра̑ст (canonical masculine)
rȃst (romanization)
раст (nominative singular)
раста (genitive singular)
расту (dative singular)
раст (accusative singular)
расте (singular vocative)
расту (locative singular)
растом (instrumental singular)


опрост

о̀прост (canonical masculine)
òprost (romanization)
опрост (nominative singular)
опрости (nominative plural)
опроста (genitive singular)
опроста (genitive plural)
опросту (dative singular)
опростима (dative plural)
опрост (accusative singular)
опросте (accusative plural)
опросте (singular vocative)
опрости (plural vocative)
опросту (locative singular)
опростима (locative plural)
опростом (instrumental singular)
опростима (instrumental plural)


однос

о̀днос (canonical masculine)
òdnos (romanization)
однос (nominative singular)
односи (nominative plural)
односа (genitive singular)
односа (genitive plural)
односу (dative singular)
односима (dative plural)
однос (accusative singular)
односе (accusative plural)
односе (singular vocative)
односи (plural vocative)
односу (locative singular)
односима (locative plural)
односом (instrumental singular)
односима (instrumental plural)

Deverbal from одно̀сити се (“to pertain to, relate”).

deverbal

одно̀сити се

relation (way in which two things may be associated)


шљивик

шљѝвӣк (canonical masculine)
šljìvīk (romanization)
шљѝвӣк (nominative singular)
шљиви́ци (nominative plural)
шљиви́ка (genitive singular)
шљивика (genitive plural)
шљивику (dative singular)
шљивицима (dative plural)
шљивик (accusative singular)
шљивике (accusative plural)
шљивиче (singular vocative)
шљивици (plural vocative)
шљивику (locative singular)
шљивицима (locative plural)
шљивиком (instrumental singular)
шљивицима (instrumental plural)


džanarika

sh-noun

džȁnarika f (Cyrillic spelling џа̏нарика)

džȁnarika (canonical feminine)
џа̏нарика (Cyrillic)
džanarika (nominative singular)
džanarike (nominative plural)
džanarike (genitive singular)
džanarika (genitive plural)
džanarici (dative singular)
džanarikama (dative plural)
džanariku (accusative singular)
džanarike (accusative plural)
džanariko (singular vocative)
džanarike (plural vocative)
džanarici (locative singular)
džanarikama (locative plural)
džanarikom (instrumental singular)
džanarikama (instrumental plural)
džȁnerika (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish جان اریكی (cân eriği, literally “soul-plum”).


џанарика

џа̏нарика (canonical feminine)
džȁnarika (romanization)
џанарика (nominative singular)
џанарике (nominative plural)
џанарике (genitive singular)
џанарика (genitive plural)
џанарици (dative singular)
џанарикама (dative plural)
џанарику (accusative singular)
џанарике (accusative plural)
џанарико (singular vocative)
џанарике (plural vocative)
џанарици (locative singular)
џанарикама (locative plural)
џанариком (instrumental singular)
џанарикама (instrumental plural)
џа̏нерика (alternative)


феникс

фе́никс (canonical masculine)
féniks (romanization)
феникс (nominative singular)
феникси (nominative plural)
феникса (genitive singular)
феникса (genitive plural)
фениксу (dative singular)
фениксима (dative plural)
феникс (accusative singular)
фениксе (accusative plural)
фениксе (singular vocative)
феникси (plural vocative)
фениксу (locative singular)
фениксима (locative plural)
фениксом (instrumental singular)
фениксима (instrumental plural)

Ultimately from Latin phoenīx (likely via a Western European language; cf. French phénix), itself from Ancient Greek φοῖνιξ (phoînix).


kerozin

keròzīn (canonical masculine)
керо̀зӣн (Cyrillic)


струна

стру̏на (canonical feminine)
strȕna (romanization)
струна (nominative singular)
струне (nominative plural)
струне (genitive singular)
струна (genitive plural)
струни (dative singular)
струнама (dative plural)
струну (accusative singular)
струне (accusative plural)
струно (singular vocative)
струне (plural vocative)
струни (locative singular)
струнама (locative plural)
струном (instrumental singular)
струнама (instrumental plural)


касаба

каса̀ба (canonical feminine)
kasàba (romanization)
каса̀ба (nominative singular)
касабе (nominative plural)
касабе (genitive singular)
каса́ба̄ (genitive plural)
касаби (dative singular)
касабама (dative plural)
касабу (accusative singular)
касабе (accusative plural)
касабо (singular vocative)
касабе (plural vocative)
касаби (locative singular)
касабама (locative plural)
касабом (instrumental singular)
касабама (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish قصبه (kasaba), from Arabic قَصَبَة (qaṣaba).

Касаба је живеле од моста и расла из њега као из свога неуништивог корена.

1942-1945, Ivo Andrić, chapter 1, in Na Drini Ćuprija:

The town owned its existence to the bridge and grew out of it as if from an imperishable root.


поставка

по̀ста̄вка (canonical feminine)
pòstāvka (romanization)
по̀ста̄вка (nominative singular)
поставке (nominative plural)
поставке (genitive singular)
по̀става̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
по̀ста̄вкӣ (genitive plural)
по̀ста̄вка̄ (genitive plural)
по̀ста̄вци (dative singular)
поставкама (dative plural)
поставку (accusative singular)
поставке (accusative plural)
поставко (singular vocative)
поставке (plural vocative)
по̀ста̄вци (locative singular)
поставкама (locative plural)
поставком (instrumental singular)
поставкама (instrumental plural)


farma

fȃrma (canonical feminine)
фа̑рма (Cyrillic)
fȃrma (nominative singular)
farme (nominative plural)
farme (genitive singular)
fȃrmā (genitive plural)
fȃrmī (genitive plural)
farmi (dative singular)
farmama (dative plural)
farmu (accusative singular)
farme (accusative plural)
farmo (singular vocative)
farme (plural vocative)
farmi (locative singular)
farmama (locative plural)
farmom (instrumental singular)
farmama (instrumental plural)


meduza

medúza (canonical feminine)
меду́за (Cyrillic)
meduza (nominative singular)
meduze (nominative plural)
meduze (genitive singular)
meduza (genitive plural)
meduzi (dative singular)
meduzama (dative plural)
meduzu (accusative singular)
meduze (accusative plural)
meduzo (singular vocative)
meduze (plural vocative)
meduzi (locative singular)
meduzama (locative plural)
meduzom (instrumental singular)
meduzama (instrumental plural)

Learned borrowing from New Latin medūsa. Reinforced in later natural use by mythological Medusa.


kontrola

sh-noun

kontróla f (Cyrillic spelling контро́ла)

kontróla (canonical feminine)
контро́ла (Cyrillic)
kontrola (nominative singular)
kontrole (nominative plural)
kontrole (genitive singular)
kontrola (genitive plural)
kontroli (dative singular)
kontrolama (dative plural)
kontrolu (accusative singular)
kontrole (accusative plural)
kontrolo (singular vocative)
kontrole (plural vocative)
kontroli (locative singular)
kontrolama (locative plural)
kontrolom (instrumental singular)
kontrolama (instrumental plural)


kozorog

kȍzorōg (canonical masculine)
ко̏зоро̄г (Cyrillic)
kȍzorōg (nominative singular)
kȍzorōzi (nominative plural)
kozoroga (genitive singular)
kozoroga (genitive plural)
kozorogu (dative singular)
kozorozima (dative plural)
kozoroga (accusative singular)
kozoroge (accusative plural)
kozorože (singular vocative)
kozorozi (plural vocative)
kozorogu (locative singular)
kozorozima (locative plural)
kozorogom (instrumental singular)
kozorozima (instrumental plural)


мех

ме̑х (canonical masculine)
mȇh (romanization)
ме̑х (nominative singular)
ме̏хови (nominative plural)
меха (genitive singular)
мехова (genitive plural)
меху (dative singular)
меховима (dative plural)
мех (accusative singular)
мехове (accusative plural)
меше (singular vocative)
мехови (plural vocative)
меху (locative singular)
меховима (locative plural)
мехом (instrumental singular)
меховима (instrumental plural)
ми̑х (alternative Ikavian)
мије̑х (alternative Ijekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *měxъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *maišás, from Proto-Indo-European *moysós.


слог

сло̏г (canonical masculine)
slȍg (romanization)
слог (nominative singular)
слогови (nominative plural)
слога (genitive singular)
слогова (genitive plural)
слогу (dative singular)
слоговима (dative plural)
слог (accusative singular)
слогове (accusative plural)
слогу (singular vocative)
сложе (singular vocative)
слогови (plural vocative)
слогу (locative singular)
слоговима (locative plural)
слогом (instrumental singular)
слоговима (instrumental plural)


кварц

ква̏рц (canonical masculine)
kvȁrc (romanization)
кварц (nominative singular)
кварчеви (nominative plural)
кварца (genitive singular)
кварчева (genitive plural)
кварцу (dative singular)
кварчевима (dative plural)
кварц (accusative singular)
кварчеве (accusative plural)
кварче (singular vocative)
кварчеви (plural vocative)
кварцу (locative singular)
кварчевима (locative plural)
кварцом (instrumental singular)
кварцем (instrumental singular)
кварчевима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Quarz, from a West Slavic language, from Proto-Slavic *tvьrdъ (“hard”). Doublet of тврд.


царевна

ца̏ре̄вна (canonical feminine)
cȁrēvna (romanization)
ца̏ре̄вна (nominative singular)
ца̏ре̄вне (nominative plural)
ца̏ре̄вне̄ (genitive singular)
ца̏ре̄вна̄ (genitive plural)
ца̏ре̄внӣ (genitive plural)
ца̏ре̄вно̄ј (dative singular)
ца̏ре̄внама (dative plural)
ца̏ре̄вну (accusative singular)
ца̏ре̄вне (accusative plural)
ца̏ре̄вно (singular vocative)
ца̏ре̄вне (plural vocative)
ца̏ре̄вни (locative singular)
ца̏ре̄внама (locative plural)
ца̏ре̄вно̄м (instrumental singular)
ца̏ре̄внама (instrumental plural)


похвала

по̏хвала (canonical feminine)
pȍhvala (romanization)
похвала (nominative singular)
похвале (nominative plural)
похвале (genitive singular)
похвала (genitive plural)
похвали (dative singular)
похвалама (dative plural)
похвалу (accusative singular)
похвале (accusative plural)
похвало (singular vocative)
похвале (plural vocative)
похвали (locative singular)
похвалама (locative plural)
похвалом (instrumental singular)
похвалама (instrumental plural)


hitrost

hȉtrōst (canonical feminine)
хи̏тро̄ст (Cyrillic)
hȉtrōst (nominative singular)
hȉtrosti (genitive singular)
hitrosti (dative singular)
hitrost (accusative singular)
hitrosti (singular vocative)
hitrosti (locative singular)
hȉtrošću (instrumental singular)


vojvoda

vòjvoda (canonical masculine)
во̀јвода (Cyrillic)
vojvoda (nominative singular)
vojvode (nominative plural)
vojvode (genitive singular)
vojvoda (genitive plural)
vojvodi (dative singular)
vojvodama (dative plural)
vojvodu (accusative singular)
vojvode (accusative plural)
vojvodo (singular vocative)
vojvode (plural vocative)
vojvodi (locative singular)
vojvodama (locative plural)
vojvodom (instrumental singular)
vojvodama (instrumental plural)


паша

па̏ша (canonical masculine)
pȁša (romanization)
па̏ша (nominative singular)
па̏ше (nominative plural)
паше (genitive singular)
па̑ша̄ (genitive plural)
паши (dative singular)
пашама (dative plural)
пашу (accusative singular)
паше (accusative plural)
пашо (singular vocative)
паше (plural vocative)
паши (locative singular)
пашама (locative plural)
пашом (instrumental singular)
пашама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish پاشا (paşa).

bor+

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


majoneza

sh-noun

majonéza f (Cyrillic spelling мајоне́за)

majonéza (canonical feminine)
мајоне́за (Cyrillic)
majoneza (nominative singular)
majoneze (nominative plural)
majoneze (genitive singular)
majoneza (genitive plural)
majonezi (dative singular)
majonezama (dative plural)
majonezu (accusative singular)
majoneze (accusative plural)
majonezo (singular vocative)
majoneze (plural vocative)
majonezi (locative singular)
majonezama (locative plural)
majonezom (instrumental singular)
majonezama (instrumental plural)

(Croatia) mayonnaise (a dressing made from raw egg yolks and oil)


speleolog

speleòlog m (Cyrillic spelling спелео̀лог)

speleòlog (canonical masculine)
спелео̀лог (Cyrillic)
speleòlog (nominative singular)
speleòlozi (nominative plural)
speleologa (genitive singular)
speleologa (genitive plural)
speleologu (dative singular)
speleolozima (dative plural)
speleologa (accusative singular)
speleologe (accusative plural)
speleolože (singular vocative)
speleolozi (plural vocative)
speleologu (locative singular)
speleolozima (locative plural)
speleologom (instrumental singular)
speleolozima (instrumental plural)


prostitucija

prostitúcija f (Cyrillic spelling проститу́ција)

prostitúcija (canonical feminine)
проститу́ција (Cyrillic)
prostitucija (nominative singular)
prostitucije (nominative plural)
prostitucije (genitive singular)
prostitucija (genitive plural)
prostituciji (dative singular)
prostitucijama (dative plural)
prostituciju (accusative singular)
prostitucije (accusative plural)
prostitucijo (singular vocative)
prostitucije (plural vocative)
prostituciji (locative singular)
prostitucijama (locative plural)
prostitucijom (instrumental singular)
prostitucijama (instrumental plural)


проституција

проститу́ција

проститу́ција f (Latin spelling prostitúcija)

проститу́ција (canonical feminine)
prostitúcija (romanization)
проституција (nominative singular)
проституције (nominative plural)
проституције (genitive singular)
проституција (genitive plural)
проституцији (dative singular)
проституцијама (dative plural)
проституцију (accusative singular)
проституције (accusative plural)
проституцијо (singular vocative)
проституције (plural vocative)
проституцији (locative singular)
проституцијама (locative plural)
проституцијом (instrumental singular)
проституцијама (instrumental plural)

прос‧ти‧ту‧ци‧ја


kripta

krȉpta (canonical feminine)
кри̏пта (Cyrillic)
krȉpta (nominative singular)
kripte (nominative plural)
kripte (genitive singular)
krȉpātā (genitive plural)
krȋptā (genitive plural)
krȋptī (genitive plural)
kripti (dative singular)
kriptama (dative plural)
kriptu (accusative singular)
kripte (accusative plural)
kripto (singular vocative)
kripte (plural vocative)
kripti (locative singular)
kriptama (locative plural)
kriptom (instrumental singular)
kriptama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Latin crypta (“vault”), from Ancient Greek κρυπτή (kruptḗ, “hidden”).


saft

sȁft (canonical masculine)
са̏фт (Cyrillic)
sȁft (nominative singular)
sàftovi (nominative plural)
safta (genitive singular)
saftova (genitive plural)
saftu (dative singular)
saftovima (dative plural)
saft (accusative singular)
saftove (accusative plural)
safte (singular vocative)
saftovi (plural vocative)
saftu (locative singular)
saftovima (locative plural)
saftom (instrumental singular)
saftovima (instrumental plural)


kinin

kìnīn (canonical masculine)
кѝнӣн (Cyrillic)
kìnīn (nominative singular)
kinína (genitive singular)
kininu (dative singular)
kinin (accusative singular)
kinine (singular vocative)
kininu (locative singular)
kininom (instrumental singular)

From English quinine, ultimately from Quechua kina.


analni seks

ànālnī sȅks m (Cyrillic spelling а̀на̄лнӣ се̏кс)

ànālnī sȅks (canonical masculine)
а̀на̄лнӣ се̏кс (Cyrillic)
ànālnī sȅks (nominative singular)
analnog seksa (genitive singular)
analnom seksu (dative singular)
analni seks (accusative singular)
analni seks (singular vocative)
analnom seksu (locative singular)
analnim seksom (instrumental singular)


dečak

dèčāk (canonical masculine)
дѐча̄к (Cyrillic)
dèčāk (nominative singular)
dečáci (nominative plural)
dečáka (genitive singular)
dečaka (genitive plural)
dečaku (dative singular)
dečacima (dative plural)
dečaka (accusative singular)
dečake (accusative plural)
dȅčāče (singular vocative)
dečaci (plural vocative)
dečaku (locative singular)
dečacima (locative plural)
dečakom (instrumental singular)
dečacima (instrumental plural)
djèčāk (alternative)


дечак

дѐча̄к (canonical masculine)
dèčāk (romanization)
дѐча̄к (nominative singular)
деча́ци (nominative plural)
деча́ка (genitive singular)
дечака (genitive plural)
дечаку (dative singular)
дечацима (dative plural)
дечака (accusative singular)
дечаке (accusative plural)
де̏ча̄че (singular vocative)
дечаци (plural vocative)
дечаку (locative singular)
дечацима (locative plural)
дечаком (instrumental singular)
дечацима (instrumental plural)
дјѐча̄к (alternative Ijekavian)


piroga

pìroga (canonical feminine)
пѝрога (Cyrillic)
piroga (nominative singular)
piroge (nominative plural)
piroge (genitive singular)
piroga (genitive plural)
pirogi (dative singular)
pirogama (dative plural)
pirogu (accusative singular)
piroge (accusative plural)
pirogo (singular vocative)
piroge (plural vocative)
pirogi (locative singular)
pirogama (locative plural)
pirogom (instrumental singular)
pirogama (instrumental plural)

canoe of shallow draft, made by hollowing a log; pirogue


praznik

prȃznīk (canonical masculine)
пра̑знӣк (Cyrillic)
prȃznīk (nominative singular)
prȃznīci (nominative plural)
praznika (genitive singular)
praznika (genitive plural)
prazniku (dative singular)
praznicima (dative plural)
praznik (accusative singular)
praznike (accusative plural)
prȃznīče (singular vocative)
praznici (plural vocative)
prazniku (locative singular)
praznicima (locative plural)
praznikom (instrumental singular)
praznicima (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *porzdьnikъ. Compare Russian праздник (prazdnik).

(secular) national holiday (non-working day as opposed to a religious holiday)

(by extension) public holiday, holiday (any non-working day in general)


фараон

фара̀о̄н (canonical masculine)
faràōn (romanization)
фара̀о̄н (nominative singular)
фараони (nominative plural)
фарао́на (genitive singular)
фараона (genitive plural)
фараону (dative singular)
фараонима (dative plural)
фараона (accusative singular)
фараоне (accusative plural)
фараоне (singular vocative)
фараони (plural vocative)
фараону (locative singular)
фараонима (locative plural)
фараоном (instrumental singular)
фараонима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek Φαραώ (Pharaṓ, “Pharaoh”), from Biblical Hebrew פַּרְעֹה (parʿōh), from Egyptian pr-ꜥꜣ (“palace, pharaoh”, literally “pr (“house”) + ꜥꜣ (“great, big”)”).

der

pharaoh (the supreme ruler of Ancient Egypt)


statut

stàtūt (canonical masculine)
ста̀тӯт (Cyrillic)
stàtūt (nominative singular)
statuti (nominative plural)
statúta (genitive singular)
statuta (genitive plural)
statutu (dative singular)
statutima (dative plural)
statut (accusative singular)
statute (accusative plural)
statute (singular vocative)
statuti (plural vocative)
statutu (locative singular)
statutima (locative plural)
statutom (instrumental singular)
statutima (instrumental plural)

statute, bylaw, charter, a body of legal provisions defined by a corporation for itself


mastodont

sh-noun

mastòdont m (Cyrillic spelling масто̀донт)

mastòdont (canonical masculine)
масто̀донт (Cyrillic)
mastòdont (nominative singular)
mastodonti (nominative plural)
mastodonta (genitive singular)
mastòdonātā (genitive plural)
mastodontu (dative singular)
mastodontima (dative plural)
mastodonta (accusative singular)
mastodonte (accusative plural)
mastodonte (singular vocative)
mastodonti (plural vocative)
mastodontu (locative singular)
mastodontima (locative plural)
mastodontom (instrumental singular)
mastodontima (instrumental plural)


slugan

slùgān (canonical masculine)
слу̀га̄н (Cyrillic)
slùgān (nominative singular)
slugani (nominative plural)
slugána (genitive singular)
slugana (genitive plural)
sluganu (dative singular)
sluganima (dative plural)
slugana (accusative singular)
slugane (accusative plural)
slugane (singular vocative)
slugani (plural vocative)
sluganu (locative singular)
sluganima (locative plural)
sluganom (instrumental singular)
sluganima (instrumental plural)


kvarc

kvȁrc (canonical masculine)
ква̏рц (Cyrillic)
kvarc (nominative singular)
kvarčevi (nominative plural)
kvarca (genitive singular)
kvarčeva (genitive plural)
kvarcu (dative singular)
kvarčevima (dative plural)
kvarc (accusative singular)
kvarčeve (accusative plural)
kvarče (singular vocative)
kvarčevi (plural vocative)
kvarcu (locative singular)
kvarčevima (locative plural)
kvarcom (instrumental singular)
kvarcem (instrumental singular)
kvarčevima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Quarz, from a West Slavic language, from Proto-Slavic *tvьrdъ (“hard”). Doublet of tvrd.


polovina

polòvina f (Cyrillic spelling поло̀вина)

polòvina (canonical feminine)
поло̀вина (Cyrillic)
polòvina (nominative singular)
polòvine (nominative plural)
polòvinē (genitive singular)
polòvīnā (genitive plural)
polòvini (dative singular)
polòvinama (dative plural)
polòvinu (accusative singular)
polòvine (accusative plural)
polòvino (singular vocative)
polòvine (plural vocative)
polòvini (locative singular)
polòvinama (locative plural)
polòvinōm (instrumental singular)
polòvinama (instrumental plural)

half (one of two equal parts into which something may be divided)


молекула

молѐкула (canonical feminine)
molèkula (romanization)
молекула (nominative singular)
молекуле (nominative plural)
молекуле (genitive singular)
молекула (genitive plural)
молекули (dative singular)
молекулама (dative plural)
молекулу (accusative singular)
молекуле (accusative plural)
молекуло (singular vocative)
молекуле (plural vocative)
молекули (locative singular)
молекулама (locative plural)
молекулом (instrumental singular)
молекулама (instrumental plural)


aristokrati

sh-noun-form

aristokrati (Cyrillic spelling аристократи)

аристократи (Cyrillic)

nominative/vocative plural of aristokrat


vrč

vȑč (canonical masculine)
вр̏ч (Cyrillic)
vȑč (nominative singular)
vr̀čevi (nominative plural)
vr̀ča (genitive singular)
vrčeva (genitive plural)
vrču (dative singular)
vrčevima (dative plural)
vrč (accusative singular)
vrčeve (accusative plural)
vrču (singular vocative)
vrčevi (plural vocative)
vrču (locative singular)
vrčevima (locative plural)
vrčem (instrumental singular)
vrčevima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *vъrčь, from Latin urceus (“pitcher, ewer”). Compare rare or dialectal Bulgarian връчва (vrǎčva, “jug with two handles”), Slovene vrč.


artefakt

sh-noun

ȁrtefakt m (Cyrillic spelling а̏ртефакт)

ȁrtefakt (canonical masculine)
а̏ртефакт (Cyrillic)
ȁrtefakt (nominative singular)
artefakti (nominative plural)
artefakta (genitive singular)
-kātā (genitive plural)
-āktā (genitive plural)
artefaktu (dative singular)
artefaktima (dative plural)
artefakt (accusative singular)
artefakte (accusative plural)
artefakte (singular vocative)
artefakti (plural vocative)
artefaktu (locative singular)
artefaktima (locative plural)
artefaktom (instrumental singular)
artefaktima (instrumental plural)


katastrofa

katastrófa f (Cyrillic spelling катастро́фа)

katastrófa (canonical feminine)
катастро́фа (Cyrillic)
katastrofa (nominative singular)
katastrofe (nominative plural)
katastrofe (genitive singular)
katastrofa (genitive plural)
katastrofi (dative singular)
katastrofama (dative plural)
katastrofu (accusative singular)
katastrofe (accusative plural)
katastrofo (singular vocative)
katastrofe (plural vocative)
katastrofi (locative singular)
katastrofama (locative plural)
katastrofom (instrumental singular)
katastrofama (instrumental plural)


пакет

па̀ке̄т (canonical masculine)
pàkēt (romanization)
пакет (nominative singular)
пакети (nominative plural)
пакета (genitive singular)
пакета (genitive plural)
пакету (dative singular)
пакетима (dative plural)
пакет (accusative singular)
пакете (accusative plural)
пакете (singular vocative)
пакети (plural vocative)
пакету (locative singular)
пакетима (locative plural)
пакетом (instrumental singular)
пакетима (instrumental plural)


proza

próza (canonical feminine)
про́за (Cyrillic)
proza (nominative singular)
proze (genitive singular)
prozi (dative singular)
prozu (accusative singular)
prozo (singular vocative)
prozi (locative singular)
prozom (instrumental singular)


mezuza

mezúza (canonical feminine)
мезу́за (Cyrillic)
mezuza (nominative singular)
mezuze (nominative plural)
mezuze (genitive singular)
mezuza (genitive plural)
mezuzi (dative singular)
mezuzama (dative plural)
mezuzu (accusative singular)
mezuze (accusative plural)
mezuzo (singular vocative)
mezuze (plural vocative)
mezuzi (locative singular)
mezuzama (locative plural)
mezuzom (instrumental singular)
mezuzama (instrumental plural)

From post-Biblical Hebrew מְזוּזָה (məzûzâ, “doorpost”), with reference to Deuteronomy 6:9.


колач

ко̀ла̄ч (canonical masculine)
kòlāč (romanization)
колач (nominative singular)
колачи (nominative plural)
кола́ча (genitive singular)
колача (genitive plural)
колачу (dative singular)
колачима (dative plural)
колач (accusative singular)
колаче (accusative plural)
колачу (singular vocative)
колачи (plural vocative)
колачу (locative singular)
колачима (locative plural)
колачем (instrumental singular)
колачима (instrumental plural)


хум

ху̑м (canonical masculine)
hȗm (romanization)
ху̑м (nominative singular)
ху́мови (nominative plural)
хума (genitive singular)
хумова (genitive plural)
хуму (dative singular)
хумовима (dative plural)
хум (accusative singular)
хумове (accusative plural)
хуме (singular vocative)
хумови (plural vocative)
хуму (locative singular)
хумовима (locative plural)
хумом (instrumental singular)
хумовима (instrumental plural)

barrow, tumulus (mound of earth raised over a grave)


мушмула

му̀шмула (canonical feminine)
mùšmula (romanization)
мушмула (nominative singular)
мушмуле (nominative plural)
мушмуле (genitive singular)
мушмула (genitive plural)
мушмули (dative singular)
мушмулама (dative plural)
мушмулу (accusative singular)
мушмуле (accusative plural)
мушмуло (singular vocative)
мушмуле (plural vocative)
мушмули (locative singular)
мушмулама (locative plural)
мушмулом (instrumental singular)
мушмулама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish مشمله (muşmula), from Greek μούσμουλο (moúsmoulo).


чар

ча̑р (canonical masculine)
čȃr (romanization)
ча̑р (nominative singular)
чари (nominative plural)
чари (genitive singular)
ча́рӣ (genitive plural)
ча́ра̄ (genitive plural)
чари (dative singular)
чарима (dative plural)
чар (accusative singular)
чари (accusative plural)
чари (singular vocative)
чари (plural vocative)
чари (locative singular)
чарима (locative plural)
чарју (instrumental singular)
чари (instrumental singular)
чарима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *čȃrъ, čȃrь (Russian ча́ры (čáry), Polish czar), from Proto-Indo-European *kʷer- (“to do, make, build”) (Sanskrit करोति (karóti), Lithuanian kùrti). Slavic forms with und|čar- (compare ча́рати) presuppose a nominal lengthened-grade derivation, i.e. Proto-Balto-Slavic *kēr- (Lithuanian kẽras (“charm, magic”)). Serbo-Croatian i-stem is probably an archaism - lengthened grade is expected in PIE root nouns which yield Balto-Slavic i-stems. PIE root probably already had magical connotations, i.e. denoting remote action by magical means. First attested in the 16th century.


termosfera

sh-noun

termosféra f (Cyrillic spelling термосфе́ра)

termosféra (canonical feminine)
термосфе́ра (Cyrillic)
termosfera (nominative singular)
termosfere (nominative plural)
termosfere (genitive singular)
termosfera (genitive plural)
termosferi (dative singular)
termosferama (dative plural)
termosferu (accusative singular)
termosfere (accusative plural)
termosfero (singular vocative)
termosfere (plural vocative)
termosferi (locative singular)
termosferama (locative plural)
termosferom (instrumental singular)
termosferama (instrumental plural)


macola

màcōla (canonical feminine)
ма̀цо̄ла (Cyrillic)
macola (nominative singular)
macole (nominative plural)
macole (genitive singular)
macola (genitive plural)
macoli (dative singular)
macolama (dative plural)
macolu (accusative singular)
macole (accusative plural)
macolo (singular vocative)
macole (plural vocative)
macoli (locative singular)
macolama (locative plural)
macolom (instrumental singular)
macolama (instrumental plural)


litica

lìtica (canonical feminine)
лѝтица (Cyrillic)
litica (nominative singular)
litice (nominative plural)
litice (genitive singular)
litica (genitive plural)
litici (dative singular)
liticama (dative plural)
liticu (accusative singular)
litice (accusative plural)
litico (singular vocative)
litice (plural vocative)
litici (locative singular)
liticama (locative plural)
liticom (instrumental singular)
liticama (instrumental plural)


začetak

začétak (canonical masculine)
заче́так (Cyrillic)
začétak (nominative singular)
začéci (nominative plural)
začétci (nominative plural)
začétka (genitive singular)
zàčētākā (genitive plural)
začetku (dative singular)
začecima (dative plural)
začetcima (dative plural)
začetak (accusative singular)
začetke (accusative plural)
začetku (singular vocative)
začeci (plural vocative)
začetci (plural vocative)
začetkom (locative singular)
začecima (locative plural)
začetcima (locative plural)
začetkom (instrumental singular)
začecima (instrumental plural)
začetcima (instrumental plural)


sintagma

sìntagma (canonical feminine)
сѝнтагма (Cyrillic)
sìntagma (nominative singular)
sintagme (nominative plural)
sintagme (genitive singular)
sȉntāgmā (genitive plural)
sintagmi (dative singular)
sintagmama (dative plural)
sintagmu (accusative singular)
sintagme (accusative plural)
sintagmo (singular vocative)
sintagme (plural vocative)
sintagmi (locative singular)
sintagmama (locative plural)
sintagmom (instrumental singular)
sintagmama (instrumental plural)


плерома

плеро́ма (canonical feminine)
pleróma (romanization)
плерома (nominative singular)
плероме (genitive singular)
плероми (dative singular)
плерому (accusative singular)
плеромо (singular vocative)
плероми (locative singular)
плеромом (instrumental singular)

From Ancient Greek πλήρωμα (plḗrōma, “a filling up, fullness”).


misal

mìsāl (canonical masculine)
мѝса̄л (Cyrillic)
mìsāl (nominative singular)
misali (nominative plural)
misála (genitive singular)
misala (genitive plural)
misalu (dative singular)
misalima (dative plural)
misal (accusative singular)
misale (accusative plural)
misale (singular vocative)
misali (plural vocative)
misalu (locative singular)
misalima (locative plural)
misalom (instrumental singular)
misalima (instrumental plural)


простор

про́стор (canonical masculine)
próstor (romanization)
простор (nominative singular)
простори (nominative plural)
простора (genitive singular)
простора (genitive plural)
простору (dative singular)
просторима (dative plural)
простор (accusative singular)
просторе (accusative plural)
просторе (singular vocative)
простори (plural vocative)
простору (locative singular)
просторима (locative plural)
простором (instrumental singular)
просторима (instrumental plural)


анализа

анали́за (canonical feminine)
analíza (romanization)
анализа (nominative singular)
анализе (nominative plural)
анализе (genitive singular)
анализа (genitive plural)
анализи (dative singular)
анализама (dative plural)
анализу (accusative singular)
анализе (accusative plural)
анализо (singular vocative)
анализе (plural vocative)
анализи (locative singular)
анализама (locative plural)
анализом (instrumental singular)
анализама (instrumental plural)


промена

про̏мена (canonical feminine)
prȍmena (romanization)
промена (nominative singular)
промене (nominative plural)
промене (genitive singular)
промена (genitive plural)
промени (dative singular)
променама (dative plural)
промену (accusative singular)
промене (accusative plural)
промено (singular vocative)
промене (plural vocative)
промени (locative singular)
променама (locative plural)
променом (instrumental singular)
променама (instrumental plural)
про̏мјена (alternative Ijekavian)


промјена

про̏мјена (canonical feminine)
prȍmjena (romanization)
промјена (nominative singular)
промјене (nominative plural)
промјене (genitive singular)
промјена (genitive plural)
промјени (dative singular)
промјенама (dative plural)
промјену (accusative singular)
промјене (accusative plural)
промјено (singular vocative)
промјене (plural vocative)
промјени (locative singular)
промјенама (locative plural)
промјеном (instrumental singular)
промјенама (instrumental plural)
про̏мена (alternative Ekavian)


havarija

sh-noun

hàvārija f (Cyrillic spelling ха̀ва̄рија)

hàvārija (canonical feminine)
ха̀ва̄рија (Cyrillic)
havarija (nominative singular)
havarije (nominative plural)
havarije (genitive singular)
havarija (genitive plural)
havariji (dative singular)
havarijama (dative plural)
havariju (accusative singular)
havarije (accusative plural)
havarijp (singular vocative)
havarije (plural vocative)
havariji (locative singular)
havarijama (locative plural)
havarijom (instrumental singular)
havarijama (instrumental plural)

accident, crash, wreck (especially shipwreck, emergency, average (i.e. situation caused by damage, breakdown or failure)

damage, breakdown, fault, failure, crash


хаварија

ха̀ва̄рија (canonical feminine)
hàvārija (romanization)
хаварија (nominative singular)
хаварије (nominative plural)
хаварије (genitive singular)
хаварија (genitive plural)
хаварији (dative singular)
хаваријама (dative plural)
хаварију (accusative singular)
хаварије (accusative plural)
хаваријп (singular vocative)
хаварије (plural vocative)
хаварији (locative singular)
хаваријама (locative plural)
хаваријом (instrumental singular)
хаваријама (instrumental plural)


predlog

prédlog (canonical masculine)
пре́длог (Cyrillic)
predlog (nominative singular)
predlozi (nominative plural)
predloga (genitive singular)
predloga (genitive plural)
predlogu (dative singular)
predlozima (dative plural)
predlog (accusative singular)
predloge (accusative plural)
predlože (singular vocative)
predlogu (singular vocative)
predlozi (plural vocative)
predlogu (locative singular)
predlozima (locative plural)
predlogom (instrumental singular)
predlozima (instrumental plural)
prijédlog (alternative Ijekavian)


predlog

From pred- + ložiti, a calque of Latin praepositiō.


приједлог

прије́длог (canonical masculine)
prijédlog (romanization)
приједлог (nominative singular)
приједлози (nominative plural)
приједлога (genitive singular)
приједлога (genitive plural)
приједлогу (dative singular)
приједлозима (dative plural)
приједлог (accusative singular)
приједлоге (accusative plural)
приједложе (singular vocative)
приједлогу (singular vocative)
приједлози (plural vocative)
приједлогу (locative singular)
приједлозима (locative plural)
приједлогом (instrumental singular)
приједлозима (instrumental plural)


приједлог

From пред- + ложити, a calque of Latin praepositiō.

af

пред- + ложити


предлог

пре́длог (canonical masculine)
prédlog (romanization)
предлог (nominative singular)
предлози (nominative plural)
предлога (genitive singular)
предлога (genitive plural)
предлогу (dative singular)
предлозима (dative plural)
предлог (accusative singular)
предлоге (accusative plural)
предложе (singular vocative)
предлогу (singular vocative)
предлози (plural vocative)
предлогу (locative singular)
предлозима (locative plural)
предлогом (instrumental singular)
предлозима (instrumental plural)

From предло̀жити.


предлог

пред- + ложити


примјер

при́мјер (canonical masculine)
prímjer (romanization)
примјер (nominative singular)
примјери (nominative plural)
примјера (genitive singular)
примјера (genitive plural)
примјеру (dative singular)
примјерима (dative plural)
примјер (accusative singular)
примјере (accusative plural)
примјеру (singular vocative)
примјери (plural vocative)
примјеру (locative singular)
примјерима (locative plural)
примјером (instrumental singular)
примјерима (instrumental plural)
при́мер (alternative Ekavian)


разлог

ра́злог (canonical masculine)
rázlog (romanization)
разлог (nominative singular)
разлози (nominative plural)
разлога (genitive singular)
разлога (genitive plural)
разлогу (dative singular)
разлозима (dative plural)
разлог (accusative singular)
разлоге (accusative plural)
разложе (singular vocative)
разлогу (singular vocative)
разлози (plural vocative)
разлог (locative singular)
разлозима (locative plural)
разлогом (instrumental singular)
разлозима (instrumental plural)

From разло̀жити.


приступ

при́ступ (canonical masculine)
prístup (romanization)
приступ (nominative singular)
приступи (nominative plural)
приступа (genitive singular)
приступа (genitive plural)
приступу (dative singular)
приступима (dative plural)
приступ (accusative singular)
приступе (accusative plural)
приступе (singular vocative)
приступи (plural vocative)
приступу (locative singular)
приступима (locative plural)
приступом (instrumental singular)
приступима (instrumental plural)


странка

стра̏нка (canonical feminine)
strȁnka (romanization)
стра̏нка (nominative singular)
странке (nominative plural)
странке (genitive singular)
стра̏на̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
стра̏нци (dative singular)
странкама (dative plural)
странку (accusative singular)
странке (accusative plural)
странко (singular vocative)
странке (plural vocative)
стра̏нци (locative singular)
странкама (locative plural)
странком (instrumental singular)
странкама (instrumental plural)

From стра́на.

party in legal or administrative proceedings


агресија

агрѐсија (canonical feminine)
agrèsija (romanization)
агресија (nominative singular)
агресије (nominative plural)
агресије (genitive singular)
агресија (genitive plural)
агресији (dative singular)
агресијама (dative plural)
агресију (accusative singular)
агресије (accusative plural)
агресијо (singular vocative)
агресије (plural vocative)
агресији (locative singular)
агресијама (locative plural)
агресијом (instrumental singular)
агресијама (instrumental plural)


одлазак

о̀длазак (canonical masculine)
òdlazak (romanization)
одлазак (nominative singular)
одласци (nominative plural)
одласка (genitive singular)
одлазака (genitive plural)
одласку (dative singular)
одласцима (dative plural)
одлазак (accusative singular)
одласке (accusative plural)
одлашче (singular vocative)
одласку (singular vocative)
одласци (plural vocative)
одласку (locative singular)
одласцима (locative plural)
одласком (instrumental singular)
одласцима (instrumental plural)

From о̀длазити.


бозон

бо̀зо̄н (canonical masculine)
bòzōn (romanization)
бо̀зо̄н (nominative singular)
босо́ни (nominative plural)
босо́на (genitive singular)
босо́на̄ (genitive plural)
босо́ну (dative singular)
босо́нима (dative plural)
бо̀зо̄н (accusative singular)
босо́не (accusative plural)
бо̏зо̄не (singular vocative)
босо́ни (plural vocative)
босо́ну (locative singular)
босо́нима (locative plural)
босо́ном (instrumental singular)
босо́нима (instrumental plural)


призор

при́зор (canonical masculine)
prízor (romanization)
призор (nominative singular)
призори (nominative plural)
призора (genitive singular)
призора (genitive plural)
призору (dative singular)
призорима (dative plural)
призор (accusative singular)
призоре (accusative plural)
призоре (singular vocative)
призору (singular vocative)
призори (plural vocative)
призору (locative singular)
призорима (locative plural)
призором (instrumental singular)
призорима (instrumental plural)

From при- + зо̑р.


агонија

аго̀нија (canonical feminine)
agònija (romanization)
агонија (nominative singular)
агоније (nominative plural)
агоније (genitive singular)
агонија (genitive plural)
агонији (dative singular)
агонијама (dative plural)
агонију (accusative singular)
агоније (accusative plural)
агонијо (singular vocative)
агоније (plural vocative)
агонији (locative singular)
агонијама (locative plural)
агонијом (instrumental singular)
агонијама (instrumental plural)


пријевод

прије́вод (canonical masculine)
prijévod (romanization)
пријевод (nominative singular)
пријеводи (nominative plural)
пријевода (genitive singular)
пријевода (genitive plural)
пријеводу (dative singular)
пријеводима (dative plural)
пријевод (accusative singular)
пријеводе (accusative plural)
пријеводе (singular vocative)
пријеводи (plural vocative)
пријеводу (locative singular)
пријеводима (locative plural)
пријеводом (instrumental singular)
пријеводима (instrumental plural)
пре́вод (alternative Ekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pervodъ, From прѐвести (“to translate”).


преводитељ

sh-noun

прево̀дитељ m (Latin spelling prevòditelj)

прево̀дитељ (canonical masculine)
prevòditelj (romanization)
преводитељ (nominative singular)
преводитељи (nominative plural)
преводитеља (genitive singular)
преводитеља (genitive plural)
преводитељу (dative singular)
преводитељима (dative plural)
преводитеља (accusative singular)
преводитеље (accusative plural)
преводитељу (singular vocative)
преводитељи (plural vocative)
преводитељу (locative singular)
преводитељима (locative plural)
преводитељем (instrumental singular)
преводитељима (instrumental plural)

пре‧во‧ди‧тељ


припрема

при̏према (canonical feminine)
prȉprema (romanization)
припрема (nominative singular)
припреме (nominative plural)
припреме (genitive singular)
припрема (genitive plural)
припреми (dative singular)
припремама (dative plural)
припрему (accusative singular)
припреме (accusative plural)
припремо (singular vocative)
припреме (plural vocative)
припреми (locative singular)
припремама (locative plural)
припремом (instrumental singular)
припремама (instrumental plural)

preparation (act of preparing or getting ready)


прилог

при́лог (canonical masculine)
prílog (romanization)
прилог (nominative singular)
прилози (nominative plural)
прилога (genitive singular)
прилога (genitive plural)
прилогу (dative singular)
прилозима (dative plural)
прилог (accusative singular)
прилоге (accusative plural)
приложе (singular vocative)
прилогу (singular vocative)
прилози (plural vocative)
прилогу (locative singular)
прилозима (locative plural)
прилогом (instrumental singular)
прилозима (instrumental plural)

Back-formation from прило̀жити (“to attach, to donate”).


замјеница

за̑мјеница (canonical feminine)
zȃmjenica (romanization)
замјеница (nominative singular)
замјенице (nominative plural)
замјенице (genitive singular)
замјеница (genitive plural)
замјеници (dative singular)
замјеницама (dative plural)
замјеницу (accusative singular)
замјенице (accusative plural)
замјенице (singular vocative)
замјенице (plural vocative)
замјеници (locative singular)
замјеницама (locative plural)
замјеницом (instrumental singular)
замјеницама (instrumental plural)
за̑меница (alternative Ekavian)

зам‧је‧ни‧ца

посвојне замјенице


замјеник

за̑мјенӣк (canonical masculine)
zȃmjenīk (romanization)
замјеник (nominative singular)
замјеници (nominative plural)
замјеника (genitive singular)
замјеника (genitive plural)
замјенику (dative singular)
замјеницима (dative plural)
замјеника (accusative singular)
замјенике (accusative plural)
замјениче (singular vocative)
замјеници (plural vocative)
замјенику (locative singular)
замјеницима (locative plural)
замјеником (instrumental singular)
замјеницима (instrumental plural)
за̑менӣк (alternative Ekavian)


ријека

рије́ка (canonical feminine)
rijéka (romanization)
ријека (nominative singular)
ријеке (nominative plural)
ријеке (genitive singular)
ријека (genitive plural)
ријеци (dative singular)
ријекама (dative plural)
ријеку (accusative singular)
ријеке (accusative plural)
ријеко (singular vocative)
ријеке (plural vocative)
ријеци (locative singular)
ријекама (locative plural)
ријеком (instrumental singular)
ријекама (instrumental plural)
ре́ка (alternative Ekavian)

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


звијезда

звије́зда (canonical feminine)
zvijézda (romanization)
звије́зда (nominative singular)
звијезде (nominative plural)
звијезде (genitive singular)
звије́зда̄ (genitive plural)
звијезди (dative singular)
звијездама (dative plural)
звијезду (accusative singular)
звијезде (accusative plural)
звијездо (singular vocative)
звијезде (plural vocative)
звијезди (locative singular)
звијездама (locative plural)
звијездом (instrumental singular)
звијездама (instrumental plural)
зве́зда (alternative Ekavian)
зви́зда (alternative Ikavian)


радник

sh-noun

ра̑днӣк m (Latin spelling rȃdnīk, female equivalent ра̑дница)

ра̑днӣк (canonical masculine)
rȃdnīk (romanization)
ра̑дница (feminine)
радник (nominative singular)
радници (nominative plural)
радника (genitive singular)
радника (genitive plural)
раднику (dative singular)
радницима (dative plural)
радника (accusative singular)
раднике (accusative plural)
радниче (singular vocative)
радници (plural vocative)
раднику (locative singular)
радницима (locative plural)
радником (instrumental singular)
радницима (instrumental plural)


радост

ра̏до̄ст (canonical feminine)
rȁdōst (romanization)
ра̏до̄ст (nominative singular)
радости (nominative plural)
ра̏дости (genitive singular)
радости (genitive plural)
радости (dative singular)
радостима (dative plural)
радост (accusative singular)
радости (accusative plural)
радости (singular vocative)
радости (plural vocative)
радости (locative singular)
радостима (locative plural)
ра̏дости (instrumental singular)
ра̏дошћу (instrumental singular)
радостима (instrumental plural)


краљевство

кра́љевство n (Latin spelling králjevstvo)

кра́љевство (canonical neuter)
králjevstvo (romanization)
краљевство (nominative singular)
краљевства (nominative plural)
краљевства (genitive singular)
краљевстава (genitive plural)
краљевства (genitive plural)
краљевству (dative singular)
краљевствима (dative plural)
краљевство (accusative singular)
краљевства (accusative plural)
краљевство (singular vocative)
краљевства (plural vocative)
краљевству (locative singular)
краљевствима (locative plural)
краљевством (instrumental singular)
краљевствима (instrumental plural)

кра‧љев‧ство

From кра́љев + -ство.

af

кра́љев + -ство

kingdom (nation having as supreme ruler a king and/or queen)


краљевина

sh-noun

кра́љевина f (Latin spelling králjevina)

кра́љевина (canonical feminine)
králjevina (romanization)
краљевина (nominative singular)
краљевине (nominative plural)
краљевине (genitive singular)
краљевина (genitive plural)
краљевини (dative singular)
краљевинама (dative plural)
краљевину (accusative singular)
краљевине (accusative plural)
краљевино (singular vocative)
краљевине (plural vocative)
краљевини (locative singular)
краљевинама (locative plural)
краљевином (instrumental singular)
краљевинама (instrumental plural)

кра‧ље‧ви‧на


prelaz

prélaz (canonical masculine)
пре́лаз (Cyrillic)
prelaz (nominative singular)
prelazi (nominative plural)
prelaza (genitive singular)
prelaza (genitive plural)
prelazu (dative singular)
prelazima (dative plural)
prelaz (accusative singular)
prelaze (accusative plural)
prelazu (singular vocative)
prelaze (singular vocative)
prelazi (plural vocative)
prelazu (locative singular)
prelazima (locative plural)
prelazom (instrumental singular)
prelazima (instrumental plural)
prijélaz (alternative Ijekavian)

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


пријелаз

прије́лаз (canonical masculine)
prijélaz (romanization)
пријелаз (nominative singular)
пријелази (nominative plural)
пријелаза (genitive singular)
пријелаза (genitive plural)
пријелазу (dative singular)
пријелазима (dative plural)
пријелаз (accusative singular)
пријелазе (accusative plural)
пријелазу (singular vocative)
пријелазе (singular vocative)
пријелази (plural vocative)
пријелазу (locative singular)
пријелазима (locative plural)
пријелазом (instrumental singular)
пријелазима (instrumental plural)

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


прелаз

пре́лаз (canonical masculine)
prélaz (romanization)
прелаз (nominative singular)
прелази (nominative plural)
прелаза (genitive singular)
прелаза (genitive plural)
прелазу (dative singular)
прелазима (dative plural)
прелаз (accusative singular)
прелазе (accusative plural)
прелазу (singular vocative)
прелазе (singular vocative)
прелази (plural vocative)
прелазу (locative singular)
прелазима (locative plural)
прелазом (instrumental singular)
прелазима (instrumental plural)


договор

до̏гово̄р (canonical masculine)
dȍgovōr (romanization)
договор (nominative singular)
договори (nominative plural)
договора (genitive singular)
договора (genitive plural)
договору (dative singular)
договорима (dative plural)
договор (accusative singular)
договоре (accusative plural)
договоре (singular vocative)
договори (plural vocative)
договору (locative singular)
договорима (locative plural)
договором (instrumental singular)
договорима (instrumental plural)

From до- + го̏во̄р.

prefix

до- + го̏во̄р


говорник

го̀во̄рнӣк (canonical masculine)
gòvōrnīk (romanization)
го̀во̄рнӣк (nominative singular)
го̀во̄рнӣци (nominative plural)
говорника (genitive singular)
говорника (genitive plural)
говорнику (dative singular)
говорницима (dative plural)
говорника (accusative singular)
говорнике (accusative plural)
го̀во̄рнӣче (singular vocative)
говорници (plural vocative)
говорнику (locative singular)
говорницима (locative plural)
говорником (instrumental singular)
говорницима (instrumental plural)

From говор + -ник.

suffix

говор + -ник


manipulacija

sh-noun

manipulácija f (Cyrillic spelling манипула́ција)

manipulácija (canonical feminine)
манипула́ција (Cyrillic)
manipulacija (nominative singular)
manipulacije (nominative plural)
manipulacije (genitive singular)
manipulacija (genitive plural)
manipulaciji (dative singular)
manipulacijama (dative plural)
manipulaciju (accusative singular)
manipulacije (accusative plural)
manipulacijo (singular vocative)
manipulacije (plural vocative)
manipulaciji (locative singular)
manipulacijama (locative plural)
manipulacijom (instrumental singular)
manipulacijama (instrumental plural)


манипулација

манипула́ција

манипула́ција f (Latin spelling manipulácija)

манипула́ција (canonical feminine)
manipulácija (romanization)
манипулација (nominative singular)
манипулације (nominative plural)
манипулације (genitive singular)
манипулација (genitive plural)
манипулацији (dative singular)
манипулацијама (dative plural)
манипулацију (accusative singular)
манипулације (accusative plural)
манипулацијо (singular vocative)
манипулације (plural vocative)
манипулацији (locative singular)
манипулацијама (locative plural)
манипулацијом (instrumental singular)
манипулацијама (instrumental plural)

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