pastrnjak

pàstrnjāk m (Cyrillic spelling па̀стрња̄к)

pàstrnjāk (canonical masculine)
па̀стрња̄к (Cyrillic)
pàstrnjāk (nominative singular)
pastrnjáci (nominative plural)
pastrnjáka (genitive singular)
pastrnjákā (genitive plural)
pastrnjáku (dative singular)
pastrnjácima (dative plural)
pàstrnjāk (accusative singular)
pastrnjáke (accusative plural)
pastrnjаče (singular vocative)
pastrnjáci (plural vocative)
pastrnjáku (locative singular)
pastrnjácima (locative plural)
pastrnjákom (instrumental singular)
pastrnjácima (instrumental plural)


pastrnak

sh-noun

pàstrnāk m (Cyrillic spelling па̀стрна̄к)

pàstrnāk (canonical masculine)
па̀стрна̄к (Cyrillic)
pàstrnāk (nominative singular)
pastrnáci (nominative plural)
pastrnáka (genitive singular)
pastrnákā (genitive plural)
pastrnáku (dative singular)
pastrnácima (dative plural)
pàstrnāk (accusative singular)
pastrnáke (accusative plural)
pastrnаče (singular vocative)
pastrnáci (plural vocative)
pastrnáku (locative singular)
pastrnácima (locative plural)
pastrnákom (instrumental singular)
pastrnácima (instrumental plural)

Alternative form of paškànāt (“parsnip”)


paštrnak

pàštrnāk m (Cyrillic spelling па̀штрна̄к)

pàštrnāk (canonical masculine)
па̀штрна̄к (Cyrillic)
pàštrnāk (nominative singular)
paštrnáci (nominative plural)
paštrnáka (genitive singular)
paštrnákā (genitive plural)
paštrnáku (dative singular)
paštrnácima (dative plural)
pàštrnāk (accusative singular)
paštrnáke (accusative plural)
paštrnаče (singular vocative)
paštrnáci (plural vocative)
paštrnáku (locative singular)
paštrnácima (locative plural)
paštrnákom (instrumental singular)
paštrnácima (instrumental plural)


паштрнак

па̀штрна̄к (canonical masculine)
pàštrnāk (romanization)
па̀штрна̄к (nominative singular)
паштрна́ци (nominative plural)
паштрна́ка (genitive singular)
паштрна́ка̄ (genitive plural)
паштрна́ку (dative singular)
паштрна́цима (dative plural)
па̀штрна̄к (accusative singular)
паштрна́ке (accusative plural)
паштрначе (singular vocative)
паштрна́ци (plural vocative)
паштрна́ку (locative singular)
паштрна́цима (locative plural)
паштрна́ком (instrumental singular)
паштрна́цима (instrumental plural)

пашка̀на̄т пашканат#Serbo-Croatian

Alternative form of пашка̀на̄т (“parsnip”)


пастрнак

па̀стрна̄к (canonical masculine)
pàstrnāk (romanization)
па̀стрна̄к (nominative singular)
пастрна́ци (nominative plural)
пастрна́ка (genitive singular)
пастрна́ка̄ (genitive plural)
пастрна́ку (dative singular)
пастрна́цима (dative plural)
па̀стрна̄к (accusative singular)
пастрна́ке (accusative plural)
пастрначе (singular vocative)
пастрна́ци (plural vocative)
пастрна́ку (locative singular)
пастрна́цима (locative plural)
пастрна́ком (instrumental singular)
пастрна́цима (instrumental plural)

пашка̀на̄т пашканат#Serbo-Croatian


паштрњак

па̀штрња̄к (canonical masculine)
pàštrnjāk (romanization)
па̀штрња̄к (nominative singular)
паштрња́ци (nominative plural)
паштрња́ка (genitive singular)
паштрња́ка̄ (genitive plural)
паштрња́ку (dative singular)
паштрња́цима (dative plural)
па̀штрња̄к (accusative singular)
паштрња́ке (accusative plural)
паштрњаче (singular vocative)
паштрња́ци (plural vocative)
паштрња́ку (locative singular)
паштрња́цима (locative plural)
паштрња́ком (instrumental singular)
паштрња́цима (instrumental plural)

пашка̀на̄т пашканат#Serbo-Croatian


пастрњак

па̀стрња̄к (canonical masculine)
pàstrnjāk (romanization)
па̀стрња̄к (nominative singular)
пастрња́ци (nominative plural)
пастрња́ка (genitive singular)
пастрња́ка̄ (genitive plural)
пастрња́ку (dative singular)
пастрња́цима (dative plural)
па̀стрња̄к (accusative singular)
пастрња́ке (accusative plural)
пастрњаче (singular vocative)
пастрња́ци (plural vocative)
пастрња́ку (locative singular)
пастрња́цима (locative plural)
пастрња́ком (instrumental singular)
пастрња́цима (instrumental plural)

пашка̀на̄т пашканат#Serbo-Croatian


paštinak

паштинак (Cyrillic)
paštinak (nominative singular)
paštinaci (nominative plural)
paštinaka (genitive singular)
paštinaka (genitive plural)
paštinaku (dative singular)
paštinacima (dative plural)
paštinak (accusative singular)
paštinake (accusative plural)
paštinače (singular vocative)
paštinaci (plural vocative)
paštinaku (locative singular)
paštinacima (locative plural)
paštinakom (instrumental singular)
paštinacima (instrumental plural)


пастинак

pastinak (romanization)
пастинак (nominative singular)
пастинаци (nominative plural)
пастинака (genitive singular)
пастинака (genitive plural)
пастинаку (dative singular)
пастинацима (dative plural)
пастинак (accusative singular)
пастинаке (accusative plural)
пастиначе (singular vocative)
пастинаци (plural vocative)
пастинаку (locative singular)
пастинацима (locative plural)
пастинаком (instrumental singular)
пастинацима (instrumental plural)


паштинак

paštinak (romanization)
паштинак (nominative singular)
паштинаци (nominative plural)
паштинака (genitive singular)
паштинака (genitive plural)
паштинаку (dative singular)
паштинацима (dative plural)
паштинак (accusative singular)
паштинаке (accusative plural)
паштиначе (singular vocative)
паштинаци (plural vocative)
паштинаку (locative singular)
паштинацима (locative plural)
паштинаком (instrumental singular)
паштинацима (instrumental plural)


đerđef

đèrđef (canonical masculine)
ђѐрђеф (Cyrillic)
đerđef (nominative singular)
đerđefi (nominative plural)
đerđefa (genitive singular)
đerđefa (genitive plural)
đerđefu (dative singular)
đerđefima (dative plural)
đerđef (accusative singular)
đerđefe (accusative plural)
đerđefe (singular vocative)
đerđefi (plural vocative)
đerđefu (locative singular)
đerđefima (locative plural)
đerđefom (instrumental singular)
đerđefima (instrumental plural)
đèrđev (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish گركف (gerkef), from Persian کارگاه (kârgâh).

bor+

To caru mučno bilo i on sazove kujundžibašu i zapita ga, bi li koji kujundžija umio takav đerđef namjestiti.

1955, Hamid Dizdar, Narodne pripovijetke iz Bosne i Hercegovine: Bajke, Narodna prosvjeta, page 55:

That was arduous to the emperor and he summoned the main smith, and asked him if there is a smith who could set up such a đerđef.

Jer je ovo drvo sviju vila, ispod njega se kupe ljeti te na đerđef vezu.

1970, Tvrtko Čubelić, Narodne pripovijetke: Izbor tekstova s komentarima i objašnjenjima i rasprava o narodnim pripovijetkama, Usmena narodna književnost, page 69:

Because this is the tree of all the fairies, they gather below it in Summer and embroider on the đerđef.

(regional, Bosnia, Serbia) embroidery hoop


ђерђеф

ђѐрђеф (canonical masculine)
đèrđef (romanization)
ђерђеф (nominative singular)
ђерђефи (nominative plural)
ђерђефа (genitive singular)
ђерђефа (genitive plural)
ђерђефу (dative singular)
ђерђефима (dative plural)
ђерђеф (accusative singular)
ђерђефе (accusative plural)
ђерђефе (singular vocative)
ђерђефи (plural vocative)
ђерђефу (locative singular)
ђерђефима (locative plural)
ђерђефом (instrumental singular)
ђерђефима (instrumental plural)
ђѐрђев (alternative)

a frame on which a canvas for embroidery is attached


подбел

по̀дбел (canonical masculine)
pòdbel (romanization)
по̀дбел (nominative singular)
по̀дбели (nominative plural)
по̀дбела (genitive singular)
по̏дбе̄ла̄ (genitive plural)
по̀дбелу (dative singular)
по̀дбелима (dative plural)
по̀дбел (accusative singular)
по̀дбеле (accusative plural)
по̀дбеле (singular vocative)
по̀дбели (plural vocative)
по̀дбелу (locative singular)
по̀дбелима (locative plural)
по̀дбелом (instrumental singular)
по̀дбелима (instrumental plural)
по̀дбјел (alternative)
по̀дбијел (alternative)
по̀дбил (alternative)
по̀дбео (alternative)
по̀дбио (alternative)
по̀дбе̄љ (alternative)
по̀дбијељ (alternative)

Tussilago farfara
Tussilago farfara#Translingual


podbel

pòdbel (canonical masculine)
по̀дбел (Cyrillic)
pòdbel (nominative singular)
pòdbeli (nominative plural)
pòdbela (genitive singular)
pȍdbēlā (genitive plural)
pòdbelu (dative singular)
pòdbelima (dative plural)
pòdbel (accusative singular)
pòdbele (accusative plural)
pòdbele (singular vocative)
pòdbeli (plural vocative)
pòdbelu (locative singular)
pòdbelima (locative plural)
pòdbelom (instrumental singular)
pòdbelima (instrumental plural)
pòdbjel (alternative)
pòdbijel (alternative)
pòdbil (alternative)
pòdbeo (alternative)
pòdbio (alternative)
pòdbēlj (alternative)
pòdbijelj (alternative)


podbjel

pòdbjel (canonical masculine)
по̀дбјел (Cyrillic)
pòdbjel (nominative singular)
pòdbjeli (nominative plural)
pòdbjela (genitive singular)
pȍdbjēlā (genitive plural)
pòdbjelu (dative singular)
pòdbjelima (dative plural)
pòdbjel (accusative singular)
pòdbjele (accusative plural)
pòdbjele (singular vocative)
pòdbjeli (plural vocative)
pòdbjelu (locative singular)
pòdbjelima (locative plural)
pòdbjelom (instrumental singular)
pòdbjelima (instrumental plural)
pòdbel (alternative)
pòdbijel (alternative)
pòdbil (alternative)
pòdbeo (alternative)
pòdbio (alternative)
pòdbēlj (alternative)
pòdbijelj (alternative)


podbijel

sh-noun

pòdbijel m (Cyrillic spelling по̀дбијел)

pòdbijel (canonical masculine)
по̀дбијел (Cyrillic)
pòdbijel (nominative singular)
pòdbijeli (nominative plural)
pòdbijela (genitive singular)
pȍdbijēlā (genitive plural)
pòdbijelu (dative singular)
pòdbijelima (dative plural)
pòdbijel (accusative singular)
pòdbijele (accusative plural)
pòdbijele (singular vocative)
pòdbijeli (plural vocative)
pòdbijelu (locative singular)
pòdbijelima (locative plural)
pòdbijelom (instrumental singular)
pòdbijelima (instrumental plural)
pòdbel (alternative)
pòdbjel (alternative)
pòdbil (alternative)
pòdbeo (alternative)
pòdbio (alternative)
pòdbēlj (alternative)
pòdbijelj (alternative)


podbio

archaic nominative singular of pòdbjel or pòdbijel or pòdbil


leća

léća (canonical feminine)
ле́ћа (Cyrillic)
léća (nominative singular)
leće (nominative plural)
leće (genitive singular)
leća (genitive plural)
leći (dative singular)
lećama (dative plural)
leću (accusative singular)
leće (accusative plural)
lećo (singular vocative)
leće (plural vocative)
leći (locative singular)
lećama (locative plural)
lećom (instrumental singular)
lećama (instrumental plural)

Pa nama su - studentima odbrane davali da svakom onom Vučku stavimo leću s kamerom da se sve snima.

They gave us - students of defence lens with camera to be put in every Vučko (mascote of the 1984. winter Olympiade) so that everything can be recorded.

30.9.2013., Državni posao


legla

inflection of leglo:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


leće

inflection of leća:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


мухар

му̀ха̄р or му̏ха̄р m (Latin spelling mùhār or mȕhār)

му̀ха̄р (canonical)
му̏ха̄р (canonical masculine)
mùhār (romanization)
mȕhār (romanization)
мухар (nominative singular)
мухари (nominative plural)
мухара (genitive singular)
мухара (genitive plural)
мухару (dative singular)
мухарима (dative plural)
мухар (accusative singular)
мухаре (accusative plural)
мухаре (singular vocative)
мухари (plural vocative)
мухару (locative singular)
мухарима (locative plural)
мухаром (instrumental singular)
мухарима (instrumental plural)
мо̀ха̄р (alternative)
мо̏ха̄р (alternative)
му̏ва̄р (alternative)

desctree

→ Hungarian: muhar, mohar
→ German: Mohar
→ Polish: mohar
→ Romanian: mohor
→ Bulgarian: моха́р (mohár)
→ Ukrainian: моха́р (moxár), мога́р (mohár)
→ Russian: моха́р (moxár), мога́р (mogár)
→ Transylvanian Saxon: Mauchert, Mäuchert, Mochert, Muchert, Meochert
→ Slovak: mohár, muhár
→ Czech: mohár

From му̀ха + -ар. Parallelly formed in Slovene mȗhvič, mȗhič, dialectal Slovak mušec, Russian мыше́й (myšéj), Ukrainian миші́й (myšíj), Belarusian мяшэй (mjašej) (the meaning varies concerning the specific grass).

Setaria italica
Setaria italica#Translingual


maklen

mȁklen (canonical masculine)
ма̏клен (Cyrillic)
maklen (nominative singular)
makleni (nominative plural)
maklena (genitive singular)
maklena (genitive plural)
maklenu (dative singular)
maklenima (dative plural)
maklen (accusative singular)
maklene (accusative plural)
maklene (singular vocative)
makleni (plural vocative)
maklenu (locative singular)
maklenima (locative plural)
maklenom (instrumental singular)
maklenima (instrumental plural)
mȁkljen (alternative)

Acer monspessulanum
Acer monspessulanum#Translingual


makljen

mȁkljen (canonical masculine)
ма̏кљен (Cyrillic)
makljen (nominative singular)
makljeni (nominative plural)
makljena (genitive singular)
makljena (genitive plural)
makljenu (dative singular)
makljenima (dative plural)
makljen (accusative singular)
makljene (accusative plural)
makljene (singular vocative)
makljeni (plural vocative)
makljenu (locative singular)
makljenima (locative plural)
makljenom (instrumental singular)
makljenima (instrumental plural)
mȁklen (alternative)


маклен

ма̏клен (canonical masculine)
mȁklen (romanization)
маклен (nominative singular)
маклени (nominative plural)
маклена (genitive singular)
маклена (genitive plural)
маклену (dative singular)
макленима (dative plural)
маклен (accusative singular)
маклене (accusative plural)
маклене (singular vocative)
маклени (plural vocative)
маклену (locative singular)
макленима (locative plural)
макленом (instrumental singular)
макленима (instrumental plural)
ма̏кљен (alternative)


макљен

ма̏кљен (canonical masculine)
mȁkljen (romanization)
макљен (nominative singular)
макљени (nominative plural)
макљена (genitive singular)
макљена (genitive plural)
макљену (dative singular)
макљенима (dative plural)
макљен (accusative singular)
макљене (accusative plural)
макљене (singular vocative)
макљени (plural vocative)
макљену (locative singular)
макљенима (locative plural)
макљеном (instrumental singular)
макљенима (instrumental plural)
ма̏клен (alternative)


калуђер

кàлуђер (canonical masculine)
kàluđer (romanization)
калуђер (nominative singular)
калуђери (nominative plural)
калуђера (genitive singular)
калуђера (genitive plural)
калуђеру (dative singular)
калуђерима (dative plural)
калуђера (accusative singular)
калуђере (accusative plural)
калуђеру (singular vocative)
калуђери (plural vocative)
калуђеру (locative singular)
калуђерима (locative plural)
калуђером (instrumental singular)
калуђерима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Greek καλόγερος (kalógeros).


kaluđer

kàluđer (canonical masculine)
ка̀луђер (Cyrillic)
kaluđer (nominative singular)
kaluđeri (nominative plural)
kaluđera (genitive singular)
kaluđera (genitive plural)
kaluđeru (dative singular)
kaluđerima (dative plural)
kaluđera (accusative singular)
kaluđere (accusative plural)
kaluđeru (singular vocative)
kaluđeri (plural vocative)
kaluđeru (locative singular)
kaluđerima (locative plural)
kaluđerom (instrumental singular)
kaluđerima (instrumental plural)


iskre

inflection of iskra:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


zalom

zálom (canonical masculine)
за́лом (Cyrillic)


staze

inflection of staza:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


srijemuš

sh-noun

srȉjemuš m (Cyrillic spelling сри̏јемуш)

srȉjemuš (canonical masculine)
сри̏јемуш (Cyrillic)
srijemuš (nominative singular)
srijemuši (nominative plural)
srijemuša (genitive singular)
srijemuša (genitive plural)
srijemušu (dative singular)
srijemušima (dative plural)
srijemuša (accusative singular)
srijemuše (accusative plural)
srijemuše (singular vocative)
srijemuši (plural vocative)
srijemušu (locative singular)
srijemušima (locative plural)
srijemušom (instrumental singular)
srijemušima (instrumental plural)


хапс

ха̏пс (canonical masculine)
hȁps (romanization)
хапс (nominative singular)
хапсови (nominative plural)
хапса (genitive singular)
хапсова (genitive plural)
хапсу (dative singular)
хапсовима (dative plural)
хапс (accusative singular)
хапсове (accusative plural)
хапсе (singular vocative)
хапсови (plural vocative)
хапсу (locative singular)
хапсовима (locative plural)
хапсом (instrumental singular)
хапсовима (instrumental plural)
а̏пс (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish حبس (haps), from Arabic حَبْس (ḥabs).

bor+

(dated, chiefly Bosnia) prison, confinement, situation of arrest


aps

ȁps (canonical masculine)
а̏пс (Cyrillic)
aps (nominative singular)
apsovi (nominative plural)
apsa (genitive singular)
apsova (genitive plural)
apsu (dative singular)
apsovima (dative plural)
aps (accusative singular)
apsove (accusative plural)
apse (singular vocative)
apsovi (plural vocative)
apsu (locative singular)
apsovima (locative plural)
apsom (instrumental singular)
apsovima (instrumental plural)


menice

inflection of menica:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


stehiometrija

sh-noun

stehiomètrija f (Cyrillic spelling стехиомѐтрија)

stehiomètrija (canonical feminine)
стехиомѐтрија (Cyrillic)
stehiometrija (nominative singular)
stehiometrije (nominative plural)
stehiometrije (genitive singular)
stehiometrija (genitive plural)
stehiometriji (dative singular)
stehiometrijama (dative plural)
stehiometriju (accusative singular)
stehiometrije (accusative plural)
stehiometrijo (singular vocative)
stehiometrije (plural vocative)
stehiometriji (locative singular)
stehiometrijama (locative plural)
stehiometrijom (instrumental singular)
stehiometrijama (instrumental plural)


стехиометрија

стехиомѐтрија

стехиомѐтрија f (Latin spelling stehiomètrija)

стехиомѐтрија (canonical feminine)
stehiomètrija (romanization)
стехиометрија (nominative singular)
стехиометрије (nominative plural)
стехиометрије (genitive singular)
стехиометрија (genitive plural)
стехиометрији (dative singular)
стехиометријама (dative plural)
стехиометрију (accusative singular)
стехиометрије (accusative plural)
стехиометријо (singular vocative)
стехиометрије (plural vocative)
стехиометрији (locative singular)
стехиометријама (locative plural)
стехиометријом (instrumental singular)
стехиометријама (instrumental plural)


češnjača

čèšnjača (canonical feminine)
чѐшњача (Cyrillic)
češnjača (nominative singular)
češnjače (nominative plural)
češnjače (genitive singular)
češnjača (genitive plural)
češnjači (dative singular)
češnjačama (dative plural)
češnjaču (accusative singular)
češnjače (accusative plural)
češnjačo (singular vocative)
češnjače (plural vocative)
češnjači (locative singular)
češnjačama (locative plural)
češnjačom (instrumental singular)
češnjačama (instrumental plural)

/t͡ʃěʃɲat͡ʃa/

Alliaria petiolata
Alliaria petiolata#Translingual

AMPHIBIA – VODOZEMCI
Anura
Pelobatidae
Pelobates fuscus (Laurenti,1768)
češnjača
DD
BE2, DS4

2013, “Pravilnik o strogo zaštićenim vrstama (NN 144/2013)”, in Službeni list Republike Hrvatske, Prilogi:

(obsolete) a kind of food prepared from much garlic


guje

inflection of guja:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


ječerma

jèčērma (canonical feminine)
јѐче̄рма (Cyrillic)
ječerma (nominative singular)
ječerme (nominative plural)
ječerme (genitive singular)
ječerma (genitive plural)
ječermi (genitive plural)
ječermi (dative singular)
ječermama (dative plural)
ječermu (accusative singular)
ječerme (accusative plural)
ječermo (singular vocative)
ječerme (plural vocative)
ječermi (locative singular)
ječermama (locative plural)
ječermom (instrumental singular)
ječermama (instrumental plural)
đèčērma (alternative)
jàčērma (alternative)
čèrma (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish گچورمه (geçürme, geçirme), also گجلمه (geçilme), the form with /j/ ruling because of dissimilatory pressure.

bor+

a kind of usually male traditional vest of Oriental origin


јечерма

јѐче̄рма (canonical feminine)
jèčērma (romanization)
јечерма (nominative singular)
јечерме (nominative plural)
јечерме (genitive singular)
јечерма (genitive plural)
јечерми (genitive plural)
јечерми (dative singular)
јечермама (dative plural)
јечерму (accusative singular)
јечерме (accusative plural)
јечермо (singular vocative)
јечерме (plural vocative)
јечерми (locative singular)
јечермама (locative plural)
јечермом (instrumental singular)
јечермама (instrumental plural)
ђѐче̄рма (alternative)
ја̀че̄рма (alternative)
чѐрма (alternative)


đečerma

đèčērma (canonical feminine)
ђѐче̄рма (Cyrillic)
đečerma (nominative singular)
đečerme (nominative plural)
đečerme (genitive singular)
đečerma (genitive plural)
đečermi (genitive plural)
đečermi (dative singular)
đečermama (dative plural)
đečermu (accusative singular)
đečerme (accusative plural)
đečermo (singular vocative)
đečerme (plural vocative)
đečermi (locative singular)
đečermama (locative plural)
đečermom (instrumental singular)
đečermama (instrumental plural)


jačerma

jàčērma (canonical feminine)
ја̀че̄рма (Cyrillic)
jačerma (nominative singular)
jačerme (nominative plural)
jačerme (genitive singular)
jačerma (genitive plural)
jačermi (genitive plural)
jačermi (dative singular)
jačermama (dative plural)
jačermu (accusative singular)
jačerme (accusative plural)
jačermo (singular vocative)
jačerme (plural vocative)
jačermi (locative singular)
jačermama (locative plural)
jačermom (instrumental singular)
jačermama (instrumental plural)


ђечерма

ђѐче̄рма (canonical feminine)
đèčērma (romanization)
ђечерма (nominative singular)
ђечерме (nominative plural)
ђечерме (genitive singular)
ђечерма (genitive plural)
ђечерми (genitive plural)
ђечерми (dative singular)
ђечермама (dative plural)
ђечерму (accusative singular)
ђечерме (accusative plural)
ђечермо (singular vocative)
ђечерме (plural vocative)
ђечерми (locative singular)
ђечермама (locative plural)
ђечермом (instrumental singular)
ђечермама (instrumental plural)

јѐче̄рма јечерма#Serbo-Croatian


јачерма

ја̀че̄рма (canonical feminine)
jàčērma (romanization)
јачерма (nominative singular)
јачерме (nominative plural)
јачерме (genitive singular)
јачерма (genitive plural)
јачерми (genitive plural)
јачерми (dative singular)
јачермама (dative plural)
јачерму (accusative singular)
јачерме (accusative plural)
јачермо (singular vocative)
јачерме (plural vocative)
јачерми (locative singular)
јачермама (locative plural)
јачермом (instrumental singular)
јачермама (instrumental plural)

јѐче̄рма јечерма#Serbo-Croatian


durbin

dùrbīn (canonical masculine)
ду̀рбӣн (Cyrillic)
dùrbīn (nominative singular)
durbíni (nominative plural)
durbína (genitive singular)
durbínā (genitive plural)
durbínu (dative singular)
durbínima (dative plural)
dùrbīn (accusative singular)
durbíne (accusative plural)
durbine (singular vocative)
durbíni (plural vocative)
durbínu (locative singular)
durbínima (locative plural)
durbínom (instrumental singular)
durbínima (instrumental plural)
durbisna (alternative archaic)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish دوربین (dürbin), from Persian دوربین (durbin).

(regional, Bosnia, Serbia, Montenegro) prospective, perspective glass, monocular, spyglass, telescope


rozga

ròzga (canonical feminine)
ро̀зга (Cyrillic)


sluge

inflection of sluga:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


ајран

From Turkish ayran, from Proto-Turkic *ayran.

airan, a traditional drink made of yoghurt, water and salt


ajran

ајран (Cyrillic)
ajran (nominative singular)
ajrani (nominative plural)
ajrana (genitive singular)
ajrana (genitive plural)
ajranu (dative singular)
ajranima (dative plural)
ajran (accusative singular)
ajrane (accusative plural)
ajranu (singular vocative)
ajrani (plural vocative)
ajranu (locative singular)
ajranima (locative plural)
ajranom (instrumental singular)
ajranima (instrumental plural)


imele

inflection of imela:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


omela

òmela (canonical feminine)
о̀мела (Cyrillic)
omela (nominative singular)
omele (nominative plural)
omele (genitive singular)
omela (genitive plural)
omeli (dative singular)
omelama (dative plural)
omelu (accusative singular)
omele (accusative plural)
omelo (singular vocative)
omele (plural vocative)
omeli (locative singular)
omelama (locative plural)
omelom (instrumental singular)
omelama (instrumental plural)


vrane

inflection of vrana:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


rodakva

sh-noun

rodàkva or ròdakva f (Cyrillic spelling рода̀ква or ро̀даква)

rodàkva (canonical)
ròdakva (canonical feminine)
рода̀ква (Cyrillic)
ро̀даква (Cyrillic)
rodakva (nominative singular)
rodakve (nominative plural)
rodakve (genitive singular)
rodakvi (genitive plural)
rodakvi (dative singular)
rodakvama (dative plural)
rodakvu (accusative singular)
rodakve (accusative plural)
rodakvo (singular vocative)
rodakve (plural vocative)
rodakvi (locative singular)
rodakvama (locative plural)
rodakvom (instrumental singular)
rodakvama (instrumental plural)

Dalmatia and Bosnia form of rȍtkva (“radish”)


luči

genitive/dative/vocative/locative/instrumental singular of luč


divizma

divìzma (canonical feminine)
дивѝзма (Cyrillic)
divizma (nominative singular)
divizme (nominative plural)
divizme (genitive singular)
divizmi (genitive plural)
divizma (genitive plural)
divizama (genitive plural)
divizmi (dative singular)
divizmama (dative plural)
divizmu (accusative singular)
divizme (accusative plural)
divizmo (singular vocative)
divizme (plural vocative)
divizmi (locative singular)
divizmama (locative plural)
divizmom (instrumental singular)
divizmama (instrumental plural)


дивизма

дивѝзма (canonical feminine)
divìzma (romanization)
дивизма (nominative singular)
дивизме (nominative plural)
дивизме (genitive singular)
дивизми (genitive plural)
дивизма (genitive plural)
дивизама (genitive plural)
дивизми (dative singular)
дивизмама (dative plural)
дивизму (accusative singular)
дивизме (accusative plural)
дивизмо (singular vocative)
дивизме (plural vocative)
дивизми (locative singular)
дивизмама (locative plural)
дивизмом (instrumental singular)
дивизмама (instrumental plural)


fijoka

fijóka (canonical feminine)
фијо́ка (Cyrillic)
fijóka (nominative singular)
fijóke (nominative plural)
fijóke (genitive singular)
fijókā (genitive plural)
fijóci (dative singular)
fijókama (dative plural)
fijóku (accusative singular)
fijóke (accusative plural)
fijóko (singular vocative)
fijóke (plural vocative)
fijóci (locative singular)
fijókama (locative plural)
fijókom (instrumental singular)
fijókama (instrumental plural)


фијока

фијо́ка (canonical feminine)
fijóka (romanization)
фијо́ка (nominative singular)
фијо́ке (nominative plural)
фијо́ке (genitive singular)
фијо́ка̄ (genitive plural)
фијо́ци (dative singular)
фијо́кама (dative plural)
фијо́ку (accusative singular)
фијо́ке (accusative plural)
фијо́ко (singular vocative)
фијо́ке (plural vocative)
фијо́ци (locative singular)
фијо́кама (locative plural)
фијо́ком (instrumental singular)
фијо́кама (instrumental plural)


čekmedže

čekmèdže (canonical neuter)
чекмѐџе (Cyrillic)
čekmedže (nominative singular)
čekmedžeta (nominative plural)
čekmedžeta (genitive singular)
čekmedžeta (genitive plural)
čekmedžetu (dative singular)
čekmedžetima (dative plural)
čekmedže (accusative singular)
čekmedžeta (accusative plural)
čekmedže (singular vocative)
čekmedžeta (plural vocative)
čekmedžetu (locative singular)
čekmedžetima (locative plural)
čekmedžetom (instrumental singular)
čekmedžetima (instrumental plural)
čekmèdža (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish چكمجه (çekmece).

bor+

(colloquial, dated) drawer, a furniturized storage unit, a casket or desk that instead of a lid has pull-out mechanism


Jugoslovensko

sh-noun

Jugoslovensko ? (Cyrillic spelling Југословенско)

Југословенско (Cyrillic)


фишеклија

фишѐклија (canonical feminine)
fišèklija (romanization)
фишеклија (nominative singular)
фишеклије (nominative plural)
фишеклије (genitive singular)
фишеклија (genitive plural)
фишеклији (dative singular)
фишеклијама (dative plural)
фишеклију (accusative singular)
фишеклије (accusative plural)
фишеклијо (singular vocative)
фишеклије (plural vocative)
фишеклији (locative singular)
фишеклијама (locative plural)
фишеклијом (instrumental singular)
фишеклијама (instrumental plural)

From older фишѐклук, from Ottoman Turkish فشكلك (fişeklik), equivalent to fìšek + -luk.


fišeklija

fišèklija f (Cyrillic spelling фишѐклија)

fišèklija (canonical feminine)
фишѐклија (Cyrillic)
fišeklija (nominative singular)
fišeklije (nominative plural)
fišeklije (genitive singular)
fišeklija (genitive plural)
fišekliji (dative singular)
fišeklijama (dative plural)
fišekliju (accusative singular)
fišeklijе (accusative plural)
fišeklijo (singular vocative)
fišeklije (plural vocative)
fišekliji (locative singular)
fišeklijama (locative plural)
fišeklijom (instrumental singular)
fišeklijama (instrumental plural)

From older fišèkluk, from Ottoman Turkish فشكلك (fişeklik), equivalent to фѝшек + -лук.

affix

фѝшек + -лук


fišekluk

fišèkluk (canonical feminine)
фишѐклук (Cyrillic)
fišekluk (nominative singular)
fišekluci (nominative plural)
fišekluka (genitive singular)
fišekluka (genitive plural)
fišekluku (dative singular)
fišeklucima (dative plural)
fišekluk (accusative singular)
fišekluke (accusative plural)
fišekluku (singular vocative)
fišekluci (plural vocative)
fišekluku (locative singular)
fišeklucima (locative plural)
fišeklukom (instrumental singular)
fišeklucima (instrumental plural)


фишеклук

фишѐклук (canonical feminine)
fišèkluk (romanization)
фишеклук (nominative singular)
фишеклуци (nominative plural)
фишеклука (genitive singular)
фишеклука (genitive plural)
фишеклуку (dative singular)
фишеклуцима (dative plural)
фишеклук (accusative singular)
фишеклуке (accusative plural)
фишеклуку (singular vocative)
фишеклуци (plural vocative)
фишеклуку (locative singular)
фишеклуцима (locative plural)
фишеклуком (instrumental singular)
фишеклуцима (instrumental plural)

фишѐклија фишеклија#Serbo-Croatian


barutnica

sh-noun

barutnica f (Cyrillic spelling барутница)

барутница (Cyrillic)
barutnica (nominative singular)
barutnice (nominative plural)
barutnice (genitive singular)
barutnica (genitive plural)
barutnici (dative singular)
barutnicama (dative plural)
barutnicu (accusative singular)
barutnice (accusative plural)
barutnice (singular vocative)
barutnice (plural vocative)
barutnici (locative singular)
barutnicama (locative plural)
barutnicom (instrumental singular)
barutnicama (instrumental plural)

Ti si u me žižak bacila; grabi te li slutnja o рogibeli? Još jedan trenutak i iskra će zaplamtiti i barutnica poletit će u zrak.

1842, Hedviga. Drama u tri čina polag Kernera (Izbor igrokazak ilirskoga kazališta; 8), Zagreb, Treći čin, treći prizor, page 42:

You have thrown the fuse onto me; hasn’t the suspicion of death caught you? Just one moment and a spark will be enkindled and the powder keg will blow up.


барутница

barutnica (romanization)
барутница (nominative singular)
барутнице (nominative plural)
барутнице (genitive singular)
барутница (genitive plural)
барутници (dative singular)
барутницама (dative plural)
барутницу (accusative singular)
барутнице (accusative plural)
барутнице (singular vocative)
барутнице (plural vocative)
барутници (locative singular)
барутницама (locative plural)
барутницом (instrumental singular)
барутницама (instrumental plural)

ба́рут + -ница.

affix

ба́рут + -ница


ђуле

ђу̏ле (canonical neuter)
đȕle (romanization)
ђуле (nominative singular)
ђу̏ла̄д (nominative plural)
ђулета (genitive singular)
ђулада (genitive plural)
ђулету (dative singular)
ђуладима (dative plural)
ђуле (accusative singular)
ђулад (accusative plural)
ђуле (singular vocative)
ђулад (plural vocative)
ђулету (locative singular)
ђуладима (locative plural)
ђулетом (instrumental singular)
ђуладима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish گله (gülle).


đule

đȕle (canonical neuter)
ђу̏ле (Cyrillic)
đule (nominative singular)
đȕlād (nominative plural)
đuleta (genitive singular)
đulada (genitive plural)
đuletu (dative singular)
đuladima (dative plural)
đule (accusative singular)
đulad (accusative plural)
đule (singular vocative)
đulad (plural vocative)
đuletu (locative singular)
đuladima (locative plural)
đuletom (instrumental singular)
đuladima (instrumental plural)


царски часови

sh-noun

царски часови ? (Latin spelling carski časovi)


carski časovi

carski časovi ? (Cyrillic spelling царски часови)

царски часови (Cyrillic)


remont

ремонт (Cyrillic)
remont (nominative singular)
remonti (nominative plural)
remonta (genitive singular)
remonata (genitive plural)
remonta (genitive plural)
remontu (dative singular)
remontima (dative plural)
remont (accusative singular)
remonte (accusative plural)
remonte (singular vocative)
remonti (plural vocative)
remontu (locative singular)
remontima (locative plural)
remontom (instrumental singular)
remontima (instrumental plural)


gluhan

glùhan (canonical masculine)
глу̀хан (Cyrillic)
gluhar (alternative)


skolab

сколаб (Cyrillic)
skolab (nominative singular)
skolabi (nominative plural)
skolaba (genitive singular)
skolaba (genitive plural)
skolabu (dative singular)
skolabima (dative plural)
skolab (accusative singular)
skolabe (accusative plural)
skolabu (singular vocative)
skolabi (plural vocative)
skolabu (locative singular)
skolabima (locative plural)
skolabom (instrumental singular)
skolabima (instrumental plural)
skulab (alternative)
skulob (alternative)

Unknown, probably Liburnian or Vulgar Latin substrate related to Ancient Greek σκόλυμος (skólumos) also meaning a golden thistle (Scolymus hispanicus), a littoral plant that was eaten in spite of its bland flavour when fishers had no success on the Dalmatian coast, as well as by poor farmers in Alentejo, because it has a high nutritional value regardless of the worth of soil it grows on.

Scolymus hispanicus
Scolymus hispanicus#Translingual

common golden thistle (Scolymus hispanicus)

sea holly (Eryngium amethystinum, Eryngium campestre)


skulab

скулаб (Cyrillic)
skulab (nominative singular)
skulabi (nominative plural)
skulaba (genitive singular)
skulaba (genitive plural)
skulabu (dative singular)
skulabima (dative plural)
skulab (accusative singular)
skulabe (accusative plural)
skulabu (singular vocative)
skulabi (plural vocative)
skulabu (locative singular)
skulabima (locative plural)
skulabom (instrumental singular)
skulabima (instrumental plural)


skulob

скулоб (Cyrillic)
skulob (nominative singular)
skulobi (nominative plural)
skuloba (genitive singular)
skuloba (genitive plural)
skulobu (dative singular)
skulobima (dative plural)
skulob (accusative singular)
skulobe (accusative plural)
skulobu (singular vocative)
skulobi (plural vocative)
skulobu (locative singular)
skulobima (locative plural)
skulobom (instrumental singular)
skulobima (instrumental plural)


morač

mòrāč (canonical masculine)
мо̀ра̄ч (Cyrillic)
mòrāč (nominative singular)
morači (nominative plural)
moráča (genitive singular)
morača (genitive plural)
moraču (dative singular)
moračima (dative plural)
morač (accusative singular)
morače (accusative plural)
moraču (singular vocative)
morači (plural vocative)
moraču (locative singular)
moračima (locative plural)
moračem (instrumental singular)
moračima (instrumental plural)


морач

мо̀ра̄ч (canonical masculine)
mòrāč (romanization)
мо̀ра̄ч (nominative singular)
морачи (nominative plural)
мора́ча (genitive singular)
морача (genitive plural)
морачу (dative singular)
морачима (dative plural)
морач (accusative singular)
мораче (accusative plural)
морачу (singular vocative)
морачи (plural vocative)
морачу (locative singular)
морачима (locative plural)
морачем (instrumental singular)
морачима (instrumental plural)

коро̀ма̄ч коромач#Serbo-Croatian


adjunkt

àdjunkt (canonical masculine)
а̀дјункт (Cyrillic)
àdjunkt (nominative singular)
adjunkti (nominative plural)
adjunkta (genitive singular)
àdjunkātā (genitive plural)
ȁdjūnktā (genitive plural)
adjunktu (dative singular)
adjunktima (dative plural)
adjunkt (accusative singular)
adjunkta (accusative singular)
adjunkte (accusative plural)
adjunkte (singular vocative)
adjunkti (plural vocative)
adjunktu (locative singular)
adjunktima (locative plural)
adjunktom (instrumental singular)
adjunktima (instrumental plural)


tašte

inflection of tašta:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


rebra

inflection of rebro:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


gliste

inflection of glista:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


plodnice

inflection of plodnica:
genitive singular

inflection of plodnica:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


sovama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of sova


obale

inflection of obala:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


kaline

inflection of kalina:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


jagode

inflection of jagoda:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


potega

pȍtega (canonical masculine)
по̏тега (Cyrillic)


sitnice

inflection of sitnica:
genitive singular

inflection of sitnica:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


rukama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of ruka


ušima

dative/locative/instrumental plural of uš


ušima

dative/locative/instrumental plural of uho


očima

dative/locative/instrumental plural of oko


picama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of pica


наранча

на̀ра̄нча (canonical feminine)
nàrānča (romanization)
на̀ра̄нча (nominative singular)
наранче (nominative plural)
наранче (genitive singular)
на̀рана̄ча̄ (genitive plural)
на̀ра̄нчӣ (genitive plural)
наранчи (dative singular)
наранчама (dative plural)
наранчу (accusative singular)
наранче (accusative plural)
наранчо (singular vocative)
наранче (plural vocative)
наранчи (locative singular)
наранчама (locative plural)
наранчом (instrumental singular)
наранчама (instrumental plural)
на̀ра̄нџа (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish نارنج (narenc, narenç, “orange”).


lipe

inflection of lȉpa:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


klipa

klȉpa (canonical feminine)
кли̏па (Cyrillic)
klȉpa (nominative singular)
klipe (nominative plural)
klipe (genitive singular)
klȋpā (genitive plural)
klipi (dative singular)
klipama (dative plural)
klipu (accusative singular)
klipe (accusative plural)
klipo (singular vocative)
klipe (plural vocative)
klipom (locative singular)
klipama (locative plural)
klipi (instrumental singular)
klipama (instrumental plural)

alternative form of klȋp (“piston; corncob”)


burjan

bùrjan (canonical masculine)
бу̀рјан (Cyrillic)

Sambucus ebulus
Sambucus ebulus#Translingual

(regional) danewort, European dwarf elder (Sambucus ebulus)


великомученик

sh-noun

великому̀ченӣк

великому̀ченица

великому̀ченӣк m (Latin spelling velikomùčenīk, female equivalent великому̀ченица)

великому̀ченӣк (canonical masculine)
velikomùčenīk (romanization)
великому̀ченица (feminine)


strež

wren (member of the family Troglodytidae)


carić

Troglodytes troglodytes
Troglodytes troglodytes#Translingual


великомученица

великомученица f (Latin spelling velikomučenica)

великомученик великомученик#Serbo-Croatian

great martyress; female equivalent of великомученик


првомученик

првомученица

првомученик m (Latin spelling prvomučenik, female equivalent првомученица)

prvomučenik (romanization)
првомученица (feminine)


првомученица

првомученица f (Latin spelling prvomučenica)

првомученик првомученик#Serbo-Croatian

protomartyress; female equivalent of првомученик


lepku

dative/vocative/locative singular of lepak


jaglac

jàglac (canonical masculine)
ја̀глац (Cyrillic)

primrose, primula (plant of the genus Primula)


brzak

(rare) wren (member of the family Troglodytidae)


vratič

vràtič (canonical masculine)
вра̀тич (Cyrillic)
vratič (nominative singular)
vratiči (nominative plural)
vratiča (genitive singular)
vratiča (genitive plural)
vratiču (dative singular)
vratičima (dative plural)
vratič (accusative singular)
vratiče (accusative plural)
vratiču (singular vocative)
vratiči (plural vocative)
vratiču (locative singular)
vratičima (locative plural)
vratičem (instrumental singular)
vratičima (instrumental plural)
vràtić (alternative)
vratiš (alternative)
vratik (alternative)
vratika (alternative)
povratič (alternative)


вратич

врàтич (canonical masculine)
vràtič (romanization)
вратич (nominative singular)
вратичи (nominative plural)
вратича (genitive singular)
вратича (genitive plural)
вратичу (dative singular)
вратичима (dative plural)
вратич (accusative singular)
вратиче (accusative plural)
вратичу (singular vocative)
вратичи (plural vocative)
вратичу (locative singular)
вратичима (locative plural)
вратичем (instrumental singular)
вратичима (instrumental plural)
врàтић (alternative)
вратиш (alternative)
вратик (alternative)
вратика (alternative)
повратич (alternative)


padavine

pȁdavine f (Cyrillic spelling па̏давине)

pȁdavine (canonical feminine)
па̏давине (Cyrillic)

(Bosnia, Serbia, Montenegro, plural only) precipitation


dolama

dòlama (canonical feminine)
до̀лама (Cyrillic)
dolama (nominative singular)
dolame (nominative plural)
dolame (genitive singular)
dȍlāmā (genitive plural)
dolami (dative singular)
dolamama (dative plural)
dolamu (accusative singular)
dolame (accusative plural)
dolamo (singular vocative)
dolame (plural vocative)
dolami (locative singular)
dolamama (locative plural)
dolamom (instrumental singular)
dolamama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish دوﻻمه (dolama).

bor+

Оћу њима руо пром’јенити,
А у Турско руо облачити:
Око главе бијеле кауке,
А на плећи зелене доламе,
А на ноге меневиш чакшире,
О појасу сабље пламените;

a. 1823, “Banović Strainja”, in Vuk Stefanović Karadžić, editor, Narodne srpske pjesme, volume 2, Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, published 1823, page 124:

I want to change their apparel,
and in Turkish apparel dress them:
around their heads white caouks,
and on their shoulders green dolmans,
and on their legs violet baggy breeches,
in their belts fiery sabers;

Oću njima ruo prom’jeniti,
A u Tursko ruo oblačiti:
Oko glave bijele kauke,
A na pleći zelene dolame,
A na noge meneviš čakšire,
O pojasu sablje plamenite;

any long robe or mantle that falls below the knees

dolman (short braided military/hussar coat)


чивит

чѝвит (canonical masculine)
čìvit (romanization)
чивит (nominative singular)
чивити (nominative plural)
чивита (genitive singular)
чивита (genitive plural)
чивиту (dative singular)
чивитима (dative plural)
чивит (accusative singular)
чивите (accusative plural)
чивите (singular vocative)
чивити (plural vocative)
чивиту (locative singular)
чивитима (locative plural)
чивитом (instrumental singular)
чивитима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish چیویت (çivit, “indigo”).

Indigofera tinctoria
Indigofera tinctoria#Translingual

indigo, Indigofera tinctoria and Indigofera gen. et spp.


čivit

čìvit (canonical masculine)
чѝвит (Cyrillic)
čivit (nominative singular)
čiviti (nominative plural)
čivita (genitive singular)
čivita (genitive plural)
čivitu (dative singular)
čivitima (dative plural)
čivit (accusative singular)
čivite (accusative plural)
čivite (singular vocative)
čiviti (plural vocative)
čivitu (locative singular)
čivitima (locative plural)
čivitom (instrumental singular)
čivitima (instrumental plural)


matun

màtūn (canonical masculine)
ма̀тӯн (Cyrillic)

(regional, derogatory) blockhead, brickhead


debla

inflection of deblo:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


popevke

inflection of popevka:
genitive singular

inflection of popevka:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


ranama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of rana


lađe

inflection of lađa:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


osobe

inflection of osoba:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


ресуља

рѐсуља (canonical feminine)
rèsulja (romanization)
ресуља (nominative singular)
ресуље (nominative plural)
ресуље (genitive singular)
ресуља (genitive plural)
ресуљи (dative singular)
ресуљама (dative plural)
ресуљу (accusative singular)
ресуље (accusative plural)
ресуљo (singular vocative)
ресуље (plural vocative)
ресуљи (locative singular)
ресуљама (locative plural)
ресуљом (instrumental singular)
ресуљама (instrumental plural)
рѐсица (alternative)
ре́са (alternative)


resulja

rèsulja (canonical feminine)
рѐсуља (Cyrillic)
resulja (nominative singular)
resulje (nominative plural)
resulje (genitive singular)
resulja (genitive plural)
resulji (dative singular)
resuljama (dative plural)
resulju (accusative singular)
resulje (accusative plural)
resuljo (singular vocative)
resulje (plural vocative)
resulji (locative singular)
resuljama (locative plural)
resuljom (instrumental singular)
resuljama (instrumental plural)
rèsica (alternative)
résa (alternative)


štir

štȋr (canonical masculine)
шти̑р (Cyrillic)
štir (nominative singular)
štirevi (nominative plural)
štira (genitive singular)
štireva (genitive plural)
štiru (dative singular)
štirevima (dative plural)
štir (accusative singular)
štireve (accusative plural)
štiru (singular vocative)
štirevi (plural vocative)
štiru (locative singular)
štirevima (locative plural)
štirom (instrumental singular)
štirevima (instrumental plural)
šćȋr (alternative)
šćur (alternative)
šćirenica (alternative)
štirenica (alternative)
ščir (alternative)
ščur (alternative)
ščirenica (alternative)

(dialectal) mercury (Mercurialis gen. et spp.)


šćir

šćȋr (canonical masculine)
шћи̑р (Cyrillic)
šćir (nominative singular)
šćirevi (nominative plural)
šćira (genitive singular)
šćireva (genitive plural)
šćiru (dative singular)
šćirevima (dative plural)
šćir (accusative singular)
šćireve (accusative plural)
šćiru (singular vocative)
šćirevi (plural vocative)
šćiru (locative singular)
šćirevima (locative plural)
šćirom (instrumental singular)
šćirevima (instrumental plural)


штир

шти̑р (canonical masculine)
štȋr (romanization)
штир (nominative singular)
штиреви (nominative plural)
штира (genitive singular)
штирева (genitive plural)
штиру (dative singular)
штиревима (dative plural)
штир (accusative singular)
штиреве (accusative plural)
штиру (singular vocative)
штиреви (plural vocative)
штиру (locative singular)
штиревима (locative plural)
штиром (instrumental singular)
штиревима (instrumental plural)


напутак

на́путак (canonical masculine)
náputak (romanization)


noge

inflection of noga:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


nožu

dative/vocative/locative singular of nož


nogama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of noga


kauk

kàuk (canonical masculine)
ка̀ук (Cyrillic)
kauk (nominative singular)
kauci (nominative plural)
kauka (genitive singular)
kauka (genitive plural)
kauku (dative singular)
kaucima (dative plural)
kauk (accusative singular)
kauke (accusative plural)
kauče (singular vocative)
kauci (plural vocative)
kauku (locative singular)
kaucima (locative plural)
kaukom (instrumental singular)
kaucima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قاوق (kavuk); compare Turkish kavuk.

(regional) caouk: a high stiff Turkish hat around which a turban is typically wound or folded


sedevakantizam

sh-noun

sedevakantizam m (Cyrillic spelling седевакантизам)

седевакантизам (Cyrillic)
sedevakantizam (nominative singular)
sedevakantizmi (nominative plural)
sedevakantizma (genitive singular)
sedevakantizama (genitive plural)
sedevakantizmu (dative singular)
sedevakantizmima (dative plural)
sedevakantizam (accusative singular)
sedevakantizme (accusative plural)
sedevakantizme (singular vocative)
sedevakantizmi (plural vocative)
sedevakantizmu (locative singular)
sedevakantizmima (locative plural)
sedevakantizmom (instrumental singular)
sedevakantizmima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Latin sedes vacans, literally "empty seat."

(Christianity) sedevacantism (the belief, held by a minority of Traditionalist Catholics, that the present occupant of the papal see is not the true pope and that the see has been vacant since the 1960s)


puretina

пуретина (Cyrillic)
puretina (nominative singular)
puretine (nominative plural)
puretine (genitive singular)
puretina (genitive plural)
puretini (dative singular)
puretinama (dative plural)
puretinu (accusative singular)
puretine (accusative plural)
puretino (singular vocative)
puretine (plural vocative)
puretini (locative singular)
puretinama (locative plural)
puretinom (instrumental singular)
puretinama (instrumental plural)

(Croatia, Bosnia, collective) turkey meat; turkey


припаднике

head

припаднике m

А врховни командант Слободан Милошевић с поносом поздравља припаднике 63.! — And the Supreme Commander Slobodan Milošević acclaims the members of the 63rd with pride.

прѝпаднӣк припадник#Serbo-Croatian


председниче

председниче m

Председниче Слободане кажи нама како да победимо империјалистички НАТО?

President Slobodan, tell us, how do we beat the imperialist NATO?

пре́дседнӣк председник#Serbo-Croatian


припадници

припадници m

То ви најбоље знате, храбри припадници 63. падобранске бригаде Југославије!

You know it best, brave members of the 63rd Parachute Brigade of Yugoslavia!

прѝпаднӣк припадник#Serbo-Croatian


žile

inflection of žila:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


izloženost

sh-noun

izloženost f (Cyrillic spelling изложеност)

изложеност (Cyrillic)


sirila

inflection of sȉrilo:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


pozivni broj

pozivni broj m (Cyrillic spelling позивни број)

позивни број (Cyrillic)


kolede

inflection of koleda:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


kozama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of koza


kože

inflection of koža:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


ukazu

dative/vocative/locative singular of ukaz


vrišt

vrȋšt (canonical masculine)
ври̑шт (Cyrillic)

(Croatia) Alternative form of vrijȇs (“heather”)


škemba

škèmba (canonical neuter)
шкѐмба (Cyrillic)
škemba (nominative singular)
škembe (genitive singular)
škembi (dative singular)
škembu (accusative singular)
škembo (singular vocative)
škembi (locative singular)
škembom (instrumental singular)
škèmbe (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish شكمبه (şkembe), from Persian شکمبه (šekambe).

bor+

tripe, rumen (bùrag) used for a dish, and the dish itself, often a soup, then also called škembíći


tatama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of tata


ćaćama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of ćaća


ćaće

inflection of ćaća:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


grizu

dative/vocative/locative singular of griz


rekama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of reka


petama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of peta


međe

inflection of međa:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


međama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of međa


struke

inflection of struka:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


udove

inflection of udova:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


drače

inflection of drača:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


draču

dative/vocative/locative singular of drač


stoklasa

sh-noun

stòklasa f (Cyrillic spelling сто̀класа)

stòklasa (canonical feminine)
сто̀класа (Cyrillic)


ovsik

òvsīk (canonical masculine)
о̀всӣк (Cyrillic)


troskot

tròskot (canonical masculine)
тро̀скот (Cyrillic)

dogtooth grass (grass of the genus Cynodon)

Polygonum aviculare
Polygonum aviculare#Translingual

Agrostis capillaris
Agrostis capillaris#Translingual

common bent, browntop (Agrostis capillaris)

Elymus repens
Elymus repens#Translingual


kocima

dative/locative/instrumental plural of kotac


trgu

dative/vocative/locative singular of trg


халифат

From халиф + -ат, ultimately from Arabic خَلِيفَة (ḵalīfa, “successor”) + Latin -ātus (“-ate”). Compare Belarusian халіфат (xalifat), Russian халифа́т (xalifát), Ukrainian халіфа́т (xalifát).


stenice

inflection of stenica:
genitive singular

inflection of stenica:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


arpadžik

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish آرپهجق (arpacık), from [script needed] (arpacık soğanı, literally “little barley onion”).
Compare Romanian arpagic and Bulgarian арпаджик (arpadžik).


lenonke

Named after British musician John Lennon.


japanke

jàpānke (canonical feminine)
ја̀па̄нке (Cyrillic)

In reference to geta, traditional Japanese sandals.


lignjun

lìgnjūn (canonical feminine)
лѝгњӯн (Cyrillic)
lìgnjūn (nominative singular)
lignjúni (nominative plural)
lignjúna (genitive singular)
lignjúnā (genitive plural)
lignjúnu (dative singular)
lignjúnima (dative plural)
lignjúna (accusative singular)
lignjúne (accusative plural)
lignjúnū (singular vocative)
lignjúnē (singular vocative)
lignjúni (plural vocative)
lignjúnu (locative singular)
lignjúnima (locative plural)
lignjúnom (instrumental singular)
lignjúnima (instrumental plural)

From Serbo-Croatian lignja, from Latin lōlīgō (“squid, cuttlefish”).

(zoology) A large species of squid, particularly the European flying squid, Todarodes sagittatus

(Croatia, derogatory) A person whose talk or behaviour is imposing, a source of annoyance or nuisance, a bore, bother, pest; a perfidious person


kolodij

kòlōdīj (canonical masculine)
ко̀ло̄дӣј (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Latin collodium, from Ancient Greek κολλώδης (kollṓdēs).


kolesar

kȍlesār (canonical masculine)
ко̏леса̄р (Cyrillic)
kolesar (nominative singular)
kolesari (nominative plural)
kolesara (genitive singular)
kolesara (genitive plural)
kolesaru (dative singular)
kolesarima (dative plural)
kolesara (accusative singular)
kolesare (accusative plural)
kolesaru (singular vocative)
kolesari (plural vocative)
kolesaru (locative singular)
kolesarima (locative plural)
kolesarom (instrumental singular)
kolesarima (instrumental plural)


jordam

jòrdam (canonical masculine)
јо̀рдам (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish یوردام (yordam).

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


umišljenost

sh-noun

ùmišljenōst m (Cyrillic spelling у̀мишљено̄ст)

ùmišljenōst (canonical masculine)
у̀мишљено̄ст (Cyrillic)


kvadar

kvádar (canonical masculine)
ква́дар (Cyrillic)
kvadar (nominative singular)
kvadri (nominative plural)
kvadra (genitive singular)
kvadara (genitive plural)
kvadru (dative singular)
kvadrima (dative plural)
kvadar (accusative singular)
kvadre (accusative plural)
kvadre (singular vocative)
kvadri (plural vocative)
kvadru (locative singular)
kvadrima (locative plural)
kvadrom (instrumental singular)
kvadrima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Italian quadro, from Latin quadra.


kasir

kàsīr (canonical masculine)
ка̀сӣр (Cyrillic)


metle

inflection of metla:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


sveze

inflection of sveza:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


rešeta

inflection of rešeto:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


anduz

ànduz (canonical masculine)
а̀ндуз (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish آندوز (andız), آندیز (andız).

bor+

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

Inula helenium
Inula helenium#Translingual

elecampane (Inula helenium), a medicinal plant


kotve

inflection of kotva:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


buće

inflection of buća:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


bukovima

dative/locative/instrumental plural of buk


papagajke

sh-noun

papàgājke f pl (Cyrillic spelling папа̀га̄јке)

papàgājke (canonical feminine plural)
папа̀га̄јке (Cyrillic)


kilama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of kila


halke

inflection of halka:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


smrčak

smŕčak (canonical masculine)
смр́чак (Cyrillic)
smrčak (nominative singular)
smrčci (nominative plural)
smrčka (genitive singular)
smrčākā (genitive plural)
smŕčku (dative singular)
smrčcima (dative plural)
smrčak (accusative singular)
smrčke (accusative plural)
smrčku (singular vocative)
smrčci (plural vocative)
smrčku (locative singular)
smrčcima (locative plural)
smrčkom (instrumental singular)
smrčcima (instrumental plural)


смрчак

смр́чак (canonical masculine)
smŕčak (romanization)
смрчак (nominative singular)
смрчци (nominative plural)
смрчка (genitive singular)
смрча̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
смрчку (dative singular)
смрчцима (dative plural)
смрчак (accusative singular)
смрчке (accusative plural)
смрчку (singular vocative)
смрчци (plural vocative)
смрчку (locative singular)
смрчцима (locative plural)
смрчком (instrumental singular)
смрчцима (instrumental plural)


pipun

pìpūn (canonical masculine)
пѝпӯн (Cyrillic)

Ultimately from Ancient Greek πέπων (pépōn).

(Herzegovina, Montenegro, Dalmatia) melon


pužu

dative/vocative/locative singular of puž


babama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of baba


bakama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of baka


žice

inflection of žica:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


presecima

dative/locative/instrumental plural of prések


lakrdija

lakr̀dija f (Cyrillic spelling лакр̀дија)

lakr̀dija (canonical feminine)
лакр̀дија (Cyrillic)
lakrdija (nominative singular)
lakrdije (nominative plural)
lakrdije (genitive singular)
lakrdija (genitive plural)
lakrdiji (dative singular)
lakrdijama (dative plural)
lakrdiju (accusative singular)
lakrdije (accusative plural)
lakrdijo (singular vocative)
lakrdije (plural vocative)
lakrdiji (locative singular)
lakrdijama (locative plural)
lakrdijom (instrumental singular)
lakrdijama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish لقردی (lakırdı).


ruvo

rȕvo (canonical neuter)
ру̏во (Cyrillic)
ruvo (nominative singular)
ruva (nominative plural)
ruva (genitive singular)
ruva (genitive plural)
ruvu (dative singular)
ruvima (dative plural)
ruvo (accusative singular)
ruva (accusative plural)
ruvo (singular vocative)
ruva (plural vocative)
ruvu (locative singular)
ruvima (locative plural)
ruvom (instrumental singular)
ruvima (instrumental plural)


svile

inflection of svila:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


pistać

pìstāć (canonical masculine)
пѝста̄ћ (Cyrillic)
pistać (nominative singular)
pistaći (nominative plural)
pistáća (genitive singular)
pistaća (genitive plural)
pistaću (dative singular)
pistaćima (dative plural)
pistać (accusative singular)
pistaće (accusative plural)
pistaću (singular vocative)
pistaći (plural vocative)
pistaću (locative singular)
pistaćima (locative plural)
pistaćem (instrumental singular)
pistaćima (instrumental plural)
pìstāč (alternative)


pistač

pìstāč (canonical masculine)
пѝста̄ч (Cyrillic)
pistač (nominative singular)
pistači (nominative plural)
pistáča (genitive singular)
pistača (genitive plural)
pistaču (dative singular)
pistačima (dative plural)
pistač (accusative singular)
pistače (accusative plural)
pistaču (singular vocative)
pistači (plural vocative)
pistaču (locative singular)
pistačima (locative plural)
pistačem (instrumental singular)
pistačima (instrumental plural)


пистаћ

пѝста̄ћ (canonical masculine)
pìstāć (romanization)
пистаћ (nominative singular)
пистаћи (nominative plural)
писта́ћа (genitive singular)
пистаћа (genitive plural)
пистаћу (dative singular)
пистаћима (dative plural)
пистаћ (accusative singular)
пистаће (accusative plural)
пистаћу (singular vocative)
пистаћи (plural vocative)
пистаћу (locative singular)
пистаћима (locative plural)
пистаћем (instrumental singular)
пистаћима (instrumental plural)

Cyrillic spelling of pìstāć (“pistachio”)


pesku

dative/vocative/locative singular of pesak


žigu

dative/vocative/locative singular of žig


crte

inflection of crta:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


frakcija

sh-noun

fràkcija f (Cyrillic spelling фра̀кција)

fràkcija (canonical feminine)
фра̀кција (Cyrillic)
frakcija (nominative singular)
frakcije (nominative plural)
frakcije (genitive singular)
frakcija (genitive plural)
frakciji (dative singular)
frakcijama (dative plural)
frakciju (accusative singular)
frakcije (accusative plural)
frakcijo (singular vocative)
frakcije (plural vocative)
frakciji (locative singular)
frakcijama (locative plural)
frakcijom (instrumental singular)
frakcijama (instrumental plural)


kaluša

From Albanian kaleshë, feminine of kalesh

(dialectal) sheep with black mugs around the eyes


šotka

šȍtka f (Cyrillic spelling шо̏тка, male equivalent šȍtar)

šȍtka (canonical feminine)
шо̏тка (Cyrillic)
šȍtar (masculine)
šotka (nominative singular)
šotke (nominative plural)
šotke (genitive singular)
šȍtākā (genitive plural)
šȍtkī (genitive plural)
šotki (dative singular)
šotkama (dative plural)
šotku (accusative singular)
šotke (accusative plural)
šotko (singular vocative)
šotke (plural vocative)
šotki (locative singular)
šotkama (locative plural)
šotkom (instrumental singular)
šotkama (instrumental plural)
šȁtka (alternative)
šȁtor (alternative)

Often said to be from Albanian shotë, but this has been disputed by some. Also Bulgarian ша́тка (šátka, “duck”).

Služavka s bubuljičavim nosom k’o u morske šotke

a. 1914, Antun Gustav Matoš, Sabrana djela Antuna Gustava Matoša, volume XV, page 42:

A servantess with a nose spotted like that of a sea duck


косер

косијер (canonical masculine)
kosijer (romanization)
косијер (nominative singular)
косијер (nominative plural)
косијера (genitive singular)
косијера (genitive plural)
косијеру (dative singular)
косијерима (dative plural)
косијер (accusative singular)
косијере (accusative plural)
косијеру (singular vocative)
косијери (plural vocative)
косијеру (locative singular)
косијерима (locative plural)
косијером (instrumental singular)
косијерима (instrumental plural)


bademovo mleko

bademovo mleko n (Cyrillic spelling бадемово млеко)

бадемово млеко (Cyrillic)


sok od jabuke

sok od jabuke m (Cyrillic spelling сок од јабуке)

сок од јабуке (Cyrillic)


sok od pomorandže

sok od pomorandže m (Cyrillic spelling сок од поморанџе)

сок од поморанџе (Cyrillic)


kokosova voda

kokosova voda f (Cyrillic spelling кокосова вода)

кокосова вода (Cyrillic)


kikiriki puter

kikiriki puter m (Cyrillic spelling кикирики путер)

кикирики путер (Cyrillic)


igalo

ìgalo (canonical neuter)
ѝгало (Cyrillic)
igalo (nominative singular)
igala (nominative plural)
igala (genitive singular)
igala (genitive plural)
igalu (dative singular)
igalima (dative plural)
igalo (accusative singular)
igala (accusative plural)
igalo (singular vocative)
igala (plural vocative)
igalu (locative singular)
igalima (locative plural)
igalom (instrumental singular)
igalima (instrumental plural)

Via unattested Dalmatian from Ancient Greek αἰγιαλός (aigialós). The Greek word is also the source of Ottoman Turkish یالی (yalı), borrowed as jálija.

I ona zapjeva onako, kako ju je naučila malena ptica ševa: […]
“Oj, da mi je jelen b‘jeli
Na bistru potoku!
Jahala bih na igalo,
Sunce bi mi u pram palo.
Sunce na istoku!
Sunce na istoku!”

1947, Vladimir Nazor, Bijeli jelen, section 3.1:

And she sings out in the fashion which the small lark has taught her: […]
“Oh, if only there was a white deer for me
Upon the clear stream!
I’d ride to the shore,
The sun would fall into my locks of hair,
The sun in the east,
The sun in the east!”

(Chakavian) bank, shore, brim of a body of water


jalija

jàlija (canonical feminine)
ја̀лија (Cyrillic)
jalija (nominative singular)
jalije (nominative plural)
jalije (genitive singular)
jalija (genitive plural)
jaliji (dative singular)
jalijama (dative plural)
jaliju (accusative singular)
jalije (accusative plural)
jalije (singular vocative)
jalijo (singular vocative)
jalije (plural vocative)
jaliji (locative singular)
jalijama (locative plural)
jalijom (instrumental singular)
jalijama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish یالی (yalı), from Greek γιαλός (gialós), from Ancient Greek αἰγιαλός (aigialós). The same source etymon passed via Dalmatian as ìgalo.

bor+

an outer area that delimitates either sea or civilization, bank, shore, brim of a body of water or as well the outskirt of a town

lollygagger, slacker, loafer, somebody who goes to the beach rather than pursuing a business


јалија

ја̀лија (canonical feminine)
jàlija (romanization)
јалија (nominative singular)
jalije (nominative plural)
јалије (genitive singular)
јалија (genitive plural)
јалији (dative singular)
јалијама (dative plural)
јалију (accusative singular)
jalije (accusative plural)
јалије (singular vocative)
јалијо (singular vocative)
јалије (plural vocative)
јалији (locative singular)
јалијама (locative plural)
јалијом (instrumental singular)
јалијама (instrumental plural)


župe

inflection of župa:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


mantil

màntīl (canonical masculine)
ма̀нтӣл (Cyrillic)
mantil (nominative singular)
mantili (nominative plural)
mantila (genitive singular)
mantila (genitive plural)
mantilu (dative singular)
mantilima (dative plural)
mantil (accusative singular)
mantile (accusative plural)
mantilu (singular vocative)
mantili (plural vocative)
mantilu (locative singular)
mantilima (locative plural)
mantilom (instrumental singular)
mantilima (instrumental plural)


штава

шта̏ва (canonical feminine)
štȁva (romanization)
шта̏ва (nominative singular)
штаве (nominative plural)
штаве (genitive singular)
штава (genitive plural)
штави (dative singular)
штавама (dative plural)
штаву (accusative singular)
штаве (accusative plural)
штаво (singular vocative)
штаве (plural vocative)
штави (locative singular)
штавама (locative plural)
штавом (instrumental singular)
штавама (instrumental plural)


bjesnoća

бјесноћа (Cyrillic)
bjesnoća (nominative singular)
bjesnoće (nominative plural)
bjesnoće (genitive singular)
bjesnoća (genitive plural)
bjesnoći (dative singular)
bjesnoćama (dative plural)
bjesnoću (accusative singular)
bjesnoće (accusative plural)
bjesnoćo (singular vocative)
bjesnoće (plural vocative)
bjesnoći (locative singular)
bjesnoćama (locative plural)
bjesnoćom (instrumental singular)
bjesnoćama (instrumental plural)


bjelouška

sh-noun

bjelouška f (Cyrillic spelling бјелоушка)


đurđica

đùrđica (canonical feminine)
ђу̀рђица (Cyrillic)
đurđica (nominative singular)
đurđice (nominative plural)
đurđice (genitive singular)
đurđica (genitive plural)
đurđici (dative singular)
đurđicama (dative plural)
đurđicu (accusative singular)
đurđice (accusative plural)
đurđico (singular vocative)
đurđice (plural vocative)
đurđici (locative singular)
đurđicama (locative plural)
đurđicom (instrumental singular)
đurđicama (instrumental plural)


zornica

(astronomy) morning star, Danica, Venera


sjemenovod

sjemenovod m (Cyrillic spelling сјеменовод)

сјеменовод (Cyrillic)


protutijelo

protutijelo n (Cyrillic spelling протутијело)

протутијело (Cyrillic)


сазвежђе

Cognate with Bulgarian съзвездие (sǎzvezdie).


vlakovođa

vlakovođa m (Cyrillic spelling влаковођа)


dražica

dràžica (canonical feminine)
дра̀жица (Cyrillic)


arkanđeo

àrkānđeo m (Cyrillic spelling а̀рка̄нђео)

àrkānđeo (canonical masculine)
а̀рка̄нђео (Cyrillic)


zviježđe

Derivative of zvijezda (“star”). Compare grozd/grožđe.


Makedonče

sh-noun-form

Makedónče (Cyrillic spelling Македо́нче)

Makedónče (canonical)
Македо́нче (Cyrillic)


srede

inflection of sreda:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


vinjak

vȉnjāk (canonical masculine)
ви̏ња̄к (Cyrillic)
vinjak (nominative singular)
vinjaci (nominative plural)
vinjaka (genitive singular)
vinjaka (genitive plural)
vinjaku (dative singular)
vinjacima (dative plural)
vinjak (accusative singular)
vinjake (accusative plural)
vinjače (singular vocative)
vinjaci (plural vocative)
vinjaku (locative singular)
vinjacima (locative plural)
vinjakom (instrumental singular)
vinjacima (instrumental plural)


vojne

inflection of vojna:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


eponim

epònīm (canonical masculine)
епо̀нӣм (Cyrillic)
eponim (nominative singular)
eponimi (nominative plural)
eponima (genitive singular)
eponima (genitive plural)
eponimu (dative singular)
eponimima (dative plural)
eponim (accusative singular)
eponime (accusative plural)
eponimu (singular vocative)
eponimi (plural vocative)
eponimu (locative singular)
eponimima (locative plural)
eponimom (instrumental singular)
eponimima (instrumental plural)


veliko slovo

sh-noun

veliko slovo n (Cyrillic spelling велико слово)

велико слово (Cyrillic)


hidronim

hidrònīm m (Cyrillic spelling хидро̀нӣм)

hidrònīm (canonical masculine)
хидро̀нӣм (Cyrillic)
hidronim (nominative singular)
hidronimi (nominative plural)
hidronima (genitive singular)
hidronima (genitive plural)
hidronimu (dative singular)
hidronimima (dative plural)
hidronim (accusative singular)
hidronime (accusative plural)
hidronimu (singular vocative)
hidronimi (plural vocative)
hidronimu (locative singular)
hidronimima (locative plural)
hidronimom (instrumental singular)
hidronimima (instrumental plural)


рубља

ру̏бља (canonical feminine)
rȕblja (romanization)
рубља (nominative singular)
рубље (nominative plural)
рубље (genitive singular)
рубаља (genitive plural)
рубљи (dative singular)
рубљама (dative plural)
рубљу (accusative singular)
рубље (accusative plural)
рубљо (singular vocative)
рубље (plural vocative)
рубљи (locative singular)
рубљама (locative plural)
рубљом (instrumental singular)
рубљама (instrumental plural)


admirativ

admiràtīv m (Cyrillic spelling адмира̀тӣв)

admiràtīv (canonical masculine)
адмира̀тӣв (Cyrillic)
admirativ (nominative singular)
admirativi (nominative plural)
admirativa (genitive singular)
admirativa (genitive plural)
admirativu (dative singular)
admirativima (dative plural)
admirativ (accusative singular)
admirative (accusative plural)
admirativu (singular vocative)
admirativi (plural vocative)
admirativu (locative singular)
admirativima (locative plural)
admirativom (instrumental singular)
admirativima (instrumental plural)


vrećica

vrȅćica (canonical feminine)
вре̏ћица (Cyrillic)
vrȅćica (nominative singular)
vrećice (nominative plural)
vrȅćicē (genitive singular)
vrȅćīcā (genitive plural)
vrećici (dative singular)
vrećicama (dative plural)
vrećicu (accusative singular)
vrećice (accusative plural)
vrećico (singular vocative)
vrećice (plural vocative)
vrećici (locative singular)
vrećicama (locative plural)
vrećicom (instrumental singular)
vrećicama (instrumental plural)


irvas

ȉrvās (canonical masculine)
и̏рва̄с (Cyrillic)
irvas (nominative singular)
irvasi (nominative plural)
irvasa (genitive singular)
irvasa (genitive plural)
irvasu (dative singular)
irvasima (dative plural)
irvasa (accusative singular)
irvase (accusative plural)
irvase (singular vocative)
irvasi (plural vocative)
irvasu (locative singular)
irvasima (locative plural)
irvasom (instrumental singular)
irvasima (instrumental plural)

Ultimately from Finnish hirvas (“male deer”).


dijapazon

dijapàzōn m (Cyrillic spelling дијапа̀зо̄н)

dijapàzōn (canonical masculine)
дијапа̀зо̄н (Cyrillic)
dijapazon (nominative singular)
dijapazoni (nominative plural)
dijapazona (genitive singular)
dijapazona (genitive plural)
dijapazonu (dative singular)
dijapazonima (dative plural)
dijapazon (accusative singular)
dijapazone (accusative plural)
dijapazonu (singular vocative)
dijapazoni (plural vocative)
dijapazonu (locative singular)
dijapazonima (locative plural)
dijapazonom (instrumental singular)
dijapazonima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Latin diapason, from Ancient Greek διαπασῶν (diapasôn).

(music) the range of a musical instrument (chromatic range) or human voice (vocal range)

(figurative) the breadth and scope of someone's achievements or of a learned/acquired aspect of their personality; e.g. interests, opinions, abilities, knowledge


dosje

dòsjē (canonical masculine)
до̀сје̄ (Cyrillic)
dosje (nominative singular)
dosjei (nominative plural)
dosjea (genitive singular)
dosjea (genitive plural)
dosjeu (dative singular)
dosjeima (dative plural)
dosje (accusative singular)
dosjee (accusative plural)
dosje (singular vocative)
dosjei (plural vocative)
dosjeu (locative singular)
dosjeima (locative plural)
dosjeom (instrumental singular)
dosjeima (instrumental plural)


velblud

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *velьb(l)ǫdъ, from Gothic 𐌿𐌻𐌱𐌰𐌽𐌳𐌿𐍃 (ulbandus), from Latin elephantus, from Ancient Greek ἐλέφας (eléphas).


granostaj

sh-noun

granostaj m (Cyrillic spelling граностај)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *gornostajь.


ulj

ȗlj (canonical masculine)
у̑љ (Cyrillic)


hljev

(archaic, rare) (animal) shelter, cowshed


svat

svȁt (canonical masculine)
сва̏т (Cyrillic)


mezga

mézga (canonical feminine)
ме́зга (Cyrillic)
mezga (nominative singular)
mezge (nominative plural)
mezge (genitive singular)
mezga (genitive plural)
mezdzi (dative singular)
mezgama (dative plural)
mezgu (accusative singular)
mezge (accusative plural)
mezgo (singular vocative)
mezge (plural vocative)
mezdzi (locative singular)
mezgama (locative plural)
mezgom (instrumental singular)
mezgama (instrumental plural)


štavalj

štávalj (canonical masculine)
шта́ваљ (Cyrillic)
štávalj (nominative singular)
štavlji (nominative plural)
štavlja (genitive singular)
štavalja (genitive plural)
štavlju (dative singular)
štavljima (dative plural)
štavalj (accusative singular)
štavlje (accusative plural)
štavlju (singular vocative)
štavlji (plural vocative)
štavlju (locative singular)
štavljima (locative plural)
štavljem (instrumental singular)
štavljima (instrumental plural)

Rumex sanguineus
Rumex sanguineus#Translingual


jasika

jàsika (canonical feminine)
ја̀сика (Cyrillic)

Populus tremula
Populus tremula#Translingual


trst

tȓst (canonical masculine)
тр̑ст (Cyrillic)


broskva

brȍskva (canonical feminine)
бро̏сква (Cyrillic)


osokor

Sorbus domestica
Sorbus domestica#Translingual

ru:Журавлёв, Анатолий Фёдорович


сушилица

sušilica (romanization)
сушилица (nominative singular)
сушилице (nominative plural)
сушилице (genitive singular)
сушилица (genitive plural)
сушилици (dative singular)
сушилицама (dative plural)
сушилицу (accusative singular)
сушилице (accusative plural)
сушилицо (singular vocative)
сушилице (plural vocative)
сушилици (locative singular)
сушилицама (locative plural)
сушилицом (instrumental singular)
сушилицама (instrumental plural)


biskupija

biskùpija f (Cyrillic spelling биску̀пија)

biskùpija (canonical feminine)
биску̀пија (Cyrillic)
biskùpija (nominative singular)
biskùpije (nominative plural)
biskùpije (genitive singular)
biskùpija (genitive plural)
biskùpiji (dative singular)
biskùpijama (dative plural)
biskùpiju (accusative singular)
biskùpije (accusative plural)
biskùpijo (singular vocative)
biskùpije (plural vocative)
biskùpiji (locative singular)
biskùpijama (locative plural)
biskùpijom (instrumental singular)
biskùpijama (instrumental plural)


čubar

čȕbar (canonical masculine)
чу̏бар (Cyrillic)
čubar (nominative singular)
čubari (nominative plural)
čubara (genitive singular)
čubara (genitive plural)
čubaru (dative singular)
čubarima (dative plural)
čubar (accusative singular)
čubare (accusative plural)
čubaru (singular vocative)
čubari (plural vocative)
čubaru (locative singular)
čubarima (locative plural)
čubarom (instrumental singular)
čubarima (instrumental plural)

Satureja hortensis
Satureja hortensis#Translingual


žuborika

žubòrika f (Cyrillic spelling жубо̀рика)

žubòrika (canonical feminine)
жубо̀рика (Cyrillic)


trepetuša

trepetuša f (Cyrillic spelling трепетуша)


trepetljika

trepètljika f (Cyrillic spelling трепѐтљика)

trepètljika (canonical feminine)
трепѐтљика (Cyrillic)


utemeljitelj

utemeljitelj m (Cyrillic spelling утемељитељ)

утемељитељ (Cyrillic)
prȉjatelj (nominative singular)
utemeljitelji (nominative plural)
prȉjatelja (genitive singular)
utemeljitelja (genitive plural)
prȉjatelju (dative singular)
utemeljiteljima (dative plural)
prȉjatelja (accusative singular)
utemeljitelje (accusative plural)
prȉjatelju (singular vocative)
utemeljitelji (plural vocative)
prȉjatelju (locative singular)
utemeljiteljima (locative plural)
prȉjateljem (instrumental singular)
utemeljiteljima (instrumental plural)

Albert Camus je utemeljitelj apsurdizma.

Albert Camus is the founder of absurdism.


utemeljiteljica

utemeljiteljica f (Cyrillic spelling утемељитељица)

утемељитељица (Cyrillic)
utemeljiteljica (nominative singular)
utemeljiteljice (nominative plural)
utemeljiteljice (genitive singular)
utemeljiteljica (genitive plural)
utemeljiteljici (dative singular)
utemeljiteljicama (dative plural)
utemeljiteljicu (accusative singular)
utemeljiteljice (accusative plural)
utemeljiteljice (singular vocative)
utemeljiteljice (plural vocative)
utemeljiteljici (locative singular)
utemeljiteljicama (locative plural)
utemeljiteljicom (instrumental singular)
utemeljiteljicama (instrumental plural)


visost

vȉsōst (canonical feminine)
ви̏со̄ст (Cyrillic)
visost (nominative singular)
visosti (nominative plural)
visosti (genitive singular)
visosti (genitive plural)
visosti (dative singular)
visostima (dative plural)
visost (accusative singular)
visosti (accusative plural)
visosti (singular vocative)
visosti (plural vocative)
visosti (locative singular)
visostima (locative plural)
visošću (instrumental singular)
visosti (instrumental singular)
visostima (instrumental plural)

From vìsok + -ost. Compare Macedonian висок (visok).

kraljevska visost


bulja

bȕlja (canonical feminine)
бу̏ља (Cyrillic)
bulja (nominative singular)
bulje (nominative plural)
bulje (genitive singular)
bulja (genitive plural)
bulji (dative singular)
buljama (dative plural)
bulju (accusative singular)
bulje (accusative plural)
buljo (singular vocative)
bulje (plural vocative)
bulji (locative singular)
buljama (locative plural)
buljom (instrumental singular)
buljama (instrumental plural)


kasatura

kasatúra f (Cyrillic spelling касату́ра)

kasatúra (canonical feminine)
касату́ра (Cyrillic)
kasatura (nominative singular)
kasature (nominative plural)
kasature (genitive singular)
kasatura (genitive plural)
kasaturi (dative singular)
kasaturama (dative plural)
kasaturu (accusative singular)
kasature (accusative plural)
kasaturo (singular vocative)
kasature (plural vocative)
kasaturi (locative singular)
kasaturama (locative plural)
kasaturom (instrumental singular)
kasaturama (instrumental plural)

(regional) removal, deletion, erasure, elimination


traduktologija

traduktologija f (Cyrillic spelling традуктологија)

традуктологија (Cyrillic)
traduktologija (nominative singular)
traduktologije (nominative plural)
traduktologije (genitive singular)
traduktologija (genitive plural)
traduktologiji (dative singular)
traduktologijama (dative plural)
traduktologiju (accusative singular)
traduktologije (accusative plural)
traduktologijo (singular vocative)
traduktologije (plural vocative)
traduktologiji (locative singular)
traduktologijama (locative plural)
traduktologijom (instrumental singular)
traduktologijama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Latin trāductiō (“translation”) + -logija.


potpunost

sh-noun

pòtpunōst m (Cyrillic spelling по̀тпуно̄ст)

pòtpunōst (canonical masculine)
по̀тпуно̄ст (Cyrillic)
potpunost (nominative singular)
potpunosti (nominative plural)
potpunosti (genitive singular)
potpunosti (genitive plural)
potpunosti (dative singular)
potpunostima (dative plural)
potpunost (accusative singular)
potpunosti (accusative plural)
potpunosti (singular vocative)
potpunosti (plural vocative)
potpunosti (locative singular)
potpunostima (locative plural)
potpunošću (instrumental singular)
potpunosti (instrumental singular)
potpunostima (instrumental plural)


rešetar

rešètār (canonical masculine)
решѐта̄р (Cyrillic)


алфа и омега

алфа и омега f (Latin spelling alfa i omega)

alpha and omega (the first and the last)


perima

dative/locative/instrumental plural of pero


mazga

màzga (canonical feminine)
ма̀зга (Cyrillic)
mazga (nominative singular)
mazge (nominative plural)
mazge (genitive singular)
mazga (genitive plural)
mazgi (genitive plural)
mazgi (dative singular)
mazgama (dative plural)
mazgu (accusative singular)
mazge (accusative plural)
mazgo (singular vocative)
mazge (plural vocative)
mazgi (locative singular)
mazgama (locative plural)
mazgom (instrumental singular)
mazgama (instrumental plural)


žabe

inflection of žaba:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


burme

inflection of burma:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


vežbanje

vȅžbānje n (Cyrillic spelling ве̏жба̄ње)

vȅžbānje (canonical neuter)
ве̏жба̄ње (Cyrillic)
vjȅžbānje (alternative Ijekavian)

Verbal noun from vȅžbati (“to practise”).

practice (repetition of an activity to improve skill)


rublja

rȕblja (canonical feminine)
ру̏бља (Cyrillic)
rublja (nominative singular)
rublje (nominative plural)
rublje (genitive singular)
rubalja (genitive plural)
rublji (dative singular)
rubljama (dative plural)
rublju (accusative singular)
rublje (accusative plural)
rubljo (singular vocative)
rublje (plural vocative)
rublji (locative singular)
rubljama (locative plural)
rubljom (instrumental singular)
rubljama (instrumental plural)


rabac

(rare) Alternative form of vrabac (“sparrow”).


zanovet

zȁnovēt (canonical masculine)
за̏нове̄т (Cyrillic)
zanovet (nominative singular)
zanoveti (nominative plural)
zanoveta (genitive singular)
zanoveta (genitive plural)
zanovetu (dative singular)
zanovetima (dative plural)
zanovet (accusative singular)
zanovete (accusative plural)
zanovete (singular vocative)
zanoveti (plural vocative)
zanovetu (locative singular)
zanovetima (locative plural)
zanovetom (instrumental singular)
zanovetima (instrumental plural)
zȁnovjēt (alternative)
zȁnovijēt (alternative)
zȁnavēt (alternative)

(regional) any of several shrubs of the Genisteae tribe, broom


зановет

за̏нове̄т (canonical masculine)
zȁnovēt (romanization)
зановет (nominative singular)
зановети (nominative plural)
зановета (genitive singular)
зановета (genitive plural)
зановету (dative singular)
зановетима (dative plural)
зановет (accusative singular)
зановете (accusative plural)
зановете (singular vocative)
зановети (plural vocative)
зановету (locative singular)
зановетима (locative plural)
зановетом (instrumental singular)
зановетима (instrumental plural)
за̏новје̄т (alternative)
за̏новије̄т (alternative)
за̏наве̄т (alternative)


senice

inflection of senica:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


vuge

inflection of vuga:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


vucima

dative/locative/instrumental plural of vuk


brusnice

inflection of brusnica:
genitive singular

inflection of brusnica:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


сахат

са̏хат or са̀хат m (Latin spelling sȁhat or sàhat)

са̏хат (canonical)
са̀хат (canonical masculine)
sȁhat (romanization)
sàhat (romanization)
са̏хат (nominative singular)
сахатови (nominative plural)
са̏хата (genitive singular)
сахато̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
сахато́ва̄ (genitive plural)
са̏хату (dative singular)
сахатовима (dative plural)
са̏хат (accusative singular)
сахатове (accusative plural)
са̏хате (singular vocative)
сахатови (plural vocative)
са̏хату (locative singular)
сахатовима (locative plural)
са̏хатом (instrumental singular)
сахатовима (instrumental plural)


сахат

са̏хат (canonical)
са̀хат (canonical masculine)
sȁhat (romanization)
sàhat (romanization)
са̏хат (nominative singular)
са̏хати (nominative plural)
са̏хата (genitive singular)
са̀хатӣ (genitive plural)
са̏хату (dative singular)
са̏хатима (dative plural)
са̏хат (accusative singular)
са̏хате (accusative plural)
са̏хате (singular vocative)
са̏хатима (plural vocative)
са̏хату (locative singular)
са̏хатима (locative plural)
са̏хатом (instrumental singular)
са̏хатима (instrumental plural)


поткошуља

по̏ткошуља f (Latin spelling pȍtkošulja)

по̏ткошуља (canonical feminine)
pȍtkošulja (romanization)


buve

inflection of buva:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


čunak

čúnak (canonical masculine)
чу́нак (Cyrillic)
čunak (nominative singular)
čunci (nominative plural)
čunka (genitive singular)
čunaka (genitive plural)
čunku (dative singular)
čuncima (dative plural)
čunak (accusative singular)
čunke (accusative plural)
čunče (singular vocative)
čunci (plural vocative)
čunku (locative singular)
čuncima (locative plural)
čunkom (instrumental singular)
čuncima (instrumental plural)


čunak

čȕnak (canonical masculine)
чу̏нак (Cyrillic)
čunak (nominative singular)
čunci (nominative plural)
čunka (genitive singular)
čunaka (genitive plural)
čunku (dative singular)
čuncima (dative plural)
čunak (accusative singular)
čunke (accusative plural)
čunku (singular vocative)
čunci (plural vocative)
čunku (locative singular)
čuncima (locative plural)
čunkom (instrumental singular)
čuncima (instrumental plural)
ćȕnak (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish كنك (künk).


ćunak

ćȕnak (canonical masculine)
ћу̏нак (Cyrillic)
ćunak (nominative singular)
ćunci (nominative plural)
čunka (genitive singular)
ćunaka (genitive plural)
ćunku (dative singular)
ćuncima (dative plural)
ćunak (accusative singular)
ćunke (accusative plural)
ćunku (singular vocative)
ćunci (plural vocative)
ćunku (locative singular)
ćuncima (locative plural)
ćunkom (instrumental singular)
ćuncima (instrumental plural)


чунак

чу́нак (canonical masculine)
čúnak (romanization)
чунак (nominative singular)
чунци (nominative plural)
чунка (genitive singular)
чунака (genitive plural)
чунку (dative singular)
чунцима (dative plural)
чунак (accusative singular)
чунке (accusative plural)
чунче (singular vocative)
чунци (plural vocative)
чунку (locative singular)
чунцима (locative plural)
чунком (instrumental singular)
чунцима (instrumental plural)


чунак

чу̏нак (canonical masculine)
čȕnak (romanization)
чунак (nominative singular)
чунци (nominative plural)
чунка (genitive singular)
чунака (genitive plural)
чунку (dative singular)
чунцима (dative plural)
чунак (accusative singular)
чунке (accusative plural)
чунку (singular vocative)
чунци (plural vocative)
чунку (locative singular)
чунцима (locative plural)
чунком (instrumental singular)
чунцима (instrumental plural)
ћу̏нак (alternative)


ћунак

ћу̏нак (canonical masculine)
ćȕnak (romanization)
чунак (nominative singular)
чунци (nominative plural)
чунка (genitive singular)
чунака (genitive plural)
чунку (dative singular)
чунцима (dative plural)
чунак (accusative singular)
чунке (accusative plural)
чунку (singular vocative)
чунци (plural vocative)
чунку (locative singular)
чунцима (locative plural)
чунком (instrumental singular)
чунцима (instrumental plural)


јавна кућа

sh-noun

јавна кућа f (Latin spelling javna kuća)

javna kuća (romanization)
јавна кућа (nominative singular)
јавне куће (nominative plural)
јавне куће (genitive singular)
јавних кућа (genitive plural)
јавној кући (dative singular)
јавним кућама (dative plural)
јавну кућу (accusative singular)
јавне куће (accusative plural)
јавна кућо (singular vocative)
јавне куће (plural vocative)
јавној кући (locative singular)
јавним кућама (locative plural)
јавном кућом (instrumental singular)
јавним кућама (instrumental plural)


душица

ду̀шица (canonical feminine)
dùšica (romanization)
душица (nominative singular)
душице (nominative plural)
душице (genitive singular)
душица (genitive plural)
душици (dative singular)
душицама (dative plural)
душицу (accusative singular)
душице (accusative plural)
душице (singular vocative)
душице (plural vocative)
душици (locative singular)
душицама (locative plural)
душицом (instrumental singular)
душицама (instrumental plural)


dušica

dùšica (canonical feminine)
ду̀шица (Cyrillic)
dušica (nominative singular)
dušice (nominative plural)
dušice (genitive singular)
dušica (genitive plural)
dušici (dative singular)
dušicama (dative plural)
dušicu (accusative singular)
dušice (accusative plural)
dušice (singular vocative)
dušice (plural vocative)
dušici (locative singular)
dušicama (locative plural)
dušicom (instrumental singular)
dušicama (instrumental plural)


polnoć

pólnoć (canonical feminine)
по́лноћ (Cyrillic)
ponoć (alternative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *polъnoťь. Equivalent to pol (“half”) + noć (“night”).


ponoćka

pónoćka (canonical feminine)
по́ноћка (Cyrillic)
polnoćka (alternative)


polnoćka

pólnoćka f (Cyrillic spelling по́лноћка)

pólnoćka (canonical feminine)
по́лноћка (Cyrillic)
ponoćka (alternative)


биоскоп

би̏оскоп (canonical masculine)
bȉoskop (romanization)
биоскоп (nominative singular)
биоскопи (nominative plural)
биоскопа (genitive singular)
биоскопа (genitive plural)
биоскопу (dative singular)
биоскопа (dative plural)
биоскоп (accusative singular)
биоскопе (accusative plural)
биоскопе (singular vocative)
биоскопи (plural vocative)
биоскопу (locative singular)
биоскопима (locative plural)
биоскопом (instrumental singular)
биоскопима (instrumental plural)

(Montenegro, Serbia) cinema, movie theatre


šivač

šìvāč (canonical masculine)
шѝва̄ч (Cyrillic)


polukrug

pȍlukrūg m (Cyrillic spelling по̏лукрӯг)

pȍlukrūg (canonical masculine)
по̏лукрӯг (Cyrillic)


текстолог

тексто̀лог (canonical masculine)
tekstòlog (romanization)


tekstologija

tekstològija f (Cyrillic spelling текстоло̀гија)

tekstològija (canonical feminine)
текстоло̀гија (Cyrillic)


текстологија

текстоло̀гија

текстоло̀гија f (Latin spelling tekstològija)

текстоло̀гија (canonical feminine)
tekstològija (romanization)


tekstolog

tekstòlog m (Cyrillic spelling тексто̀лог)

tekstòlog (canonical masculine)
тексто̀лог (Cyrillic)

textologist (a person engaging in textology)


sucima

dative/locative/instrumental plural of sudac


илик

ѝлик (canonical masculine)
ìlik (romanization)
илик (nominative singular)
илици (nominative plural)
илика (genitive singular)
илика (genitive plural)
илику (dative singular)
илицима (dative plural)
илик (accusative singular)
илике (accusative plural)
илику (singular vocative)
илици (plural vocative)
илику (locative singular)
илицима (locative plural)
иликом (instrumental singular)
илицима (instrumental plural)
ѝлика (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish ایلیك (ilik).

bor+

a loop or eye for a button or hook on clothing, buttonhole

an ornament on such a hole, buttonhole, boutonniere


ilika

ìlika (canonical feminine)
ѝлика (Cyrillic)
ilika (nominative singular)
ilike (nominative plural)
ilike (genitive singular)
ilika (genitive plural)
ilici (dative singular)
ilikama (dative plural)
iliku (accusative singular)
ilike (accusative plural)
iliko (singular vocative)
ilike (plural vocative)
ilici (locative singular)
ilikama (locative plural)
ilikom (instrumental singular)
ilikama (instrumental plural)


илика

ѝлика (canonical feminine)
ìlika (romanization)
илика (nominative singular)
илике (nominative plural)
илике (genitive singular)
илика (genitive plural)
илици (dative singular)
иликама (dative plural)
илику (accusative singular)
илике (accusative plural)
илико (singular vocative)
илике (plural vocative)
илици (locative singular)
иликама (locative plural)
иликом (instrumental singular)
иликама (instrumental plural)


социјалист

sh-noun

соција̀лист m (Latin spelling socijàlist)

соција̀лист (canonical masculine)
socijàlist (romanization)
социјалист (nominative singular)
социјалисти (nominative plural)
социјалиста (genitive singular)
социјалиста (genitive plural)
социјалисту (dative singular)
социјалистима (dative plural)
социјалиста (accusative singular)
социјалисте (accusative plural)
социјалисте (singular vocative)
социјалисти (plural vocative)
социјалисту (locative singular)
социјалистима (locative plural)
социјалистом (instrumental singular)
социјалистима (instrumental plural)
соција̀листа (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


geonim

geònīm (canonical masculine)
гео̀нӣм (Cyrillic)
geonim (nominative singular)
geonimi (nominative plural)
geonima (genitive singular)
geonima (genitive plural)
geonimu (dative singular)
geonimima (dative plural)
geonim (accusative singular)
geonime (accusative plural)
geonimu (singular vocative)
geonimi (plural vocative)
geonimu (locative singular)
geonimima (locative plural)
geonimom (instrumental singular)
geonimima (instrumental plural)


mamuza

màmuza (canonical feminine)
ма̀муза (Cyrillic)
mamuza (nominative singular)
mamuze (nominative plural)
mamuze (genitive singular)
mamuza (genitive plural)
mamuzi (dative singular)
mamuzama (dative plural)
mamuzu (accusative singular)
mamuze (accusative plural)
mamuzo (singular vocative)
mamuze (plural vocative)
mamuzi (locative singular)
mamuzama (locative plural)
mamuzom (instrumental singular)
mamuzama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish مهمز (mahmuz) (compare Turkish mahmuz), from Persian مهمیز (mahmiz), from Arabic مِهْمَاز (mihmāz).

bor+

Ja cijeli zivot sanjam kako odlazim uz rijeku
Starim parobrodom koji vozi skitnice na zapad
I da nosim jednu davnu, nikad prežaljenu ljubav,

All my life I’ve been dreaming that I’m setting off upriver
On an old steamboat that’s carrying tramps to the West,
And that I carry an old love I’ve never gotten over,
A long, thin cigar, and a few golden spurs.

Tanku dugačku cigaru i par mamuza od zlata.


zlima

dative/locative/instrumental plural of zlo


tikvica

tȉkvica (canonical feminine)
ти̏квица (Cyrillic)


дебакл

деба̀кл (canonical masculine)
debàkl (romanization)
дебакл (nominative singular)
дебакли (nominative plural)
дебакла (genitive singular)
дебакала (genitive plural)
дебакла (genitive plural)
дебаклу (dative singular)
дебаклима (dative plural)
дебакл (accusative singular)
дебакле (accusative plural)
дебакле (singular vocative)
дебакли (plural vocative)
дебаклу (locative singular)
дебаклима (locative plural)
дебаклом (instrumental singular)
дебаклима (instrumental plural)


aždava

aždàva (canonical feminine)
ажда̀ва (Cyrillic)
aždava (nominative singular)
aždave (nominative plural)
aždave (genitive singular)
aždava (genitive plural)
aždavi (dative singular)
aždavama (dative plural)
aždavu (accusative singular)
aždave (accusative plural)
aždavo (singular vocative)
aždave (plural vocative)
aždavi (locative singular)
aždavama (locative plural)
aždavom (instrumental singular)
aždavama (instrumental plural)
aždàja (alternative)
aždàha (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish اژدها (ejdehâ), from Persian اژدها (eždehâ).

(regional, Montenegro) type of mythical creature similar to dragon


mufa

mȕfa (canonical feminine)
му̏фа (Cyrillic)
mufa (nominative singular)
mufe (nominative plural)
mufe (genitive singular)
mufa (genitive plural)
mufi (dative singular)
mufama (dative plural)
mufu (accusative singular)
mufe (accusative plural)
mufo (singular vocative)
mufe (plural vocative)
mufi (locative singular)
mufama (locative plural)
mufom (instrumental singular)
mufama (instrumental plural)
mùva (alternative)

Vino koje se je sasvijem pokvarilo i učinilo se mufa, ne može se posvetiti.

Wine that has completely rotten and made itself bad, cannot be sanctified.


trojke

inflection of trojka:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


dundar

дундар (Cyrillic)
dundar (nominative singular)
dundari (nominative plural)
dundara (genitive singular)
dundare (genitive plural)
dundaru (dative singular)
dundarima (dative plural)
dundar (accusative singular)
dundare (accusative plural)
dundare (singular vocative)
dundari (plural vocative)
dundaru (locative singular)
dundarima (locative plural)
dundarom (instrumental singular)
dundarima (instrumental plural)
dundarnik (alternative)


dundo

дундо (Cyrillic)
dundo (nominative singular)
dunde (nominative plural)
dunde (genitive singular)
dunda (genitive plural)
dundi (dative singular)
dundama (dative plural)
dundu (accusative singular)
dunde (accusative plural)
dundo (singular vocative)
dunde (plural vocative)
dundi (locative singular)
dundama (locative plural)
dundom (instrumental singular)
dundama (instrumental plural)
dunda (alternative)

Borrowed from Dalmatian [Term?], ultimately from Latin dominus.


збирштина

зби́рштина (canonical feminine)
zbírština (romanization)
збирштина (nominative singular)
збирштине (nominative plural)
збирштине (genitive singular)
збирштина (genitive plural)
збирштини (dative singular)
збирштинама (dative plural)
збирштину (accusative singular)
збирштине (accusative plural)
збирштино (singular vocative)
збирштине (plural vocative)
збирштини (locative singular)
збирштинама (locative plural)
збирштином (instrumental singular)
збирштинама (instrumental plural)

From збир + -штина.

suffix

збир + -штина


kanader

kanáder (canonical masculine)
кана́дер (Cyrillic)
kanader (nominative singular)
kanaderi (nominative plural)
kanadera (genitive singular)
kanadera (genitive plural)
kanaderu (dative singular)
kanaderima (dative plural)
kanader (accusative singular)
kanadere (accusative plural)
kanaderu (singular vocative)
kanaderi (plural vocative)
kanaderu (locative singular)
kanaderima (locative plural)
kanaderom (instrumental singular)
kanaderima (instrumental plural)

Compare French canadair, Greek καναντέρ (kanantér), Italian canadair.

(firefighting, aviation) waterbomber (firefighting aircraft)


demografija

sh-noun

demogràfija f (Cyrillic spelling демогра̀фија)

demogràfija (canonical feminine)
демогра̀фија (Cyrillic)


lepinja

lèpinja (canonical feminine)
лѐпиња (Cyrillic)
lèpinja (nominative singular)
lèpinje (nominative plural)
lepinje (genitive singular)
lepinja (genitive plural)
lepinji (dative singular)
lepinjamama (dative plural)
lepinju (accusative singular)
lepinje (accusative plural)
lepinjo (singular vocative)
lepinje (plural vocative)
lepinji (locative singular)
lepinjama (locative plural)
lepinjom (instrumental singular)
lepinjama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Hungarian lepény with further etymology uncertain.First attested in the 19th century.

a loaf of round wheaten yeast bread, pita


bogoslužje

bȍgoslūžje n (Cyrillic spelling бо̏гослӯжје)

bȍgoslūžje (canonical neuter)
бо̏гослӯжје (Cyrillic)


богослужје

бо̏гослӯжје n (Latin spelling bȍgoslūžje)

бо̏гослӯжје (canonical neuter)
bȍgoslūžje (romanization)


dopodne

dopódne (canonical neuter)
допо́дне (Cyrillic)

forenoon (period of time in between morning and noon)


доподне

допо́дне (canonical neuter)
dopódne (romanization)


klizište

klȉzīšte n (Cyrillic spelling кли̏зӣште)

klȉzīšte (canonical neuter)
кли̏зӣште (Cyrillic)


клизиште

кли̏зӣште (canonical neuter)
klȉzīšte (romanization)


čakšire

čàkšire (canonical feminine)
ча̀кшире (Cyrillic)
čàkšire (nominative plural)
čȁkšīrā (genitive plural)
čakširama (dative plural)
čakšire (accusative plural)
čakšire (plural vocative)
čakširama (locative plural)
čakširama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish چاقشیر (çakşır); compare Turkish çakşır.

bor+

(plural only, regional, chiefly Serbia) a kind of woolen breeches, baggy above the knee but tight around the knee and lower leg

(plural only, regional, chiefly Serbia) the amount of cloth needed to produce a pair of čakšire, a breeches’-worth of cloth


чакшире

ча̀кшире (canonical feminine)
čàkšire (romanization)
ча̀кшире (nominative plural)
ча̏кшӣра̄ (genitive plural)
чакширама (dative plural)
чакшире (accusative plural)
чакшире (plural vocative)
чакширама (locative plural)
чакширама (instrumental plural)


долама

до̀лама (canonical feminine)
dòlama (romanization)
долама (nominative singular)
доламе (nominative plural)
доламе (genitive singular)
до̏ла̄ма̄ (genitive plural)
долами (dative singular)
доламама (dative plural)
доламу (accusative singular)
доламе (accusative plural)
доламо (singular vocative)
доламе (plural vocative)
долами (locative singular)
доламама (locative plural)
доламом (instrumental singular)
доламама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish دوﻻمة (dolama).

any long robe or mantle that falls below the knees

dolman (short braided military/hussar coat)


каук

ка̀ук (canonical masculine)
kàuk (romanization)
каук (nominative singular)
кауци (nominative plural)
каука (genitive singular)
каука (genitive plural)
кауку (dative singular)
кауцима (dative plural)
каук (accusative singular)
кауке (accusative plural)
кауче (singular vocative)
кауци (plural vocative)
кауку (locative singular)
кауцима (locative plural)
кауком (instrumental singular)
кауцима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قاوق (kavuk); compare Turkish kavuk.

(regional) caouk: a high stiff Turkish hat around which a turban is typically wound or folded


đogo

đógo (canonical masculine)
ђо́го (Cyrillic)


tazbina

tȁzbina (canonical feminine)
tazbìna (canonical feminine)
та̏збина (Cyrillic)
тазбѝна (Cyrillic)
tazbina (nominative singular)
tazbine (nominative plural)
tazbine (genitive singular)
tazbina (genitive plural)
tazbini (dative singular)
tazbinama (dative plural)
tazbinu (accusative singular)
tazbine (accusative plural)
tazbino (singular vocative)
tazbine (plural vocative)
tazbini (locative singular)
tazbinama (locative plural)
tazbinom (instrumental singular)
tazbinama (instrumental plural)

wife’s family, in-laws on the wife’s side


diba

díba (canonical feminine)
ди́ба (Cyrillic)
diva (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish ديبا (diba), from Persian دیبا (dêbâ).