turbina

turbína (canonical feminine)
турби́на (Cyrillic)
turbina (nominative singular)
turbine (nominative plural)
turbine (genitive singular)
turbina (genitive plural)
turbini (dative singular)
turbinama (dative plural)
turbinu (accusative singular)
turbine (accusative plural)
turbino (singular vocative)
turbine (plural vocative)
turbini (locative singular)
turbinama (locative plural)
turbinom (instrumental singular)
turbinama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from French turbine, from Latin turbo.


алиби

а̀лӣби (canonical masculine)
àlībi (romanization)
алиби (nominative singular)
алибији (nominative plural)
алибија (genitive singular)
алибија (genitive plural)
алибију (dative singular)
алибијима (dative plural)
алиби (accusative singular)
алибије (accusative plural)
алиби (singular vocative)
алибији (plural vocative)
алибију (locative singular)
алибијима (locative plural)
алибијем (instrumental singular)
алибијима (instrumental plural)


vojak

vòjāk (canonical masculine)
во̀ја̄к (Cyrillic)
vòjāk (nominative singular)
vojáci (nominative plural)
vojáka (genitive singular)
vojaka (genitive plural)
vojaku (dative singular)
vojacima (dative plural)
vojaka (accusative singular)
vojake (accusative plural)
vȍjāče (singular vocative)
vojaci (plural vocative)
vojaku (locative singular)
vojacima (locative plural)
vojakom (instrumental singular)
vojacima (instrumental plural)


принцип

прѝнцӣп (canonical masculine)
prìncīp (romanization)
прѝнцӣп (nominative singular)
принципи (nominative plural)
принци́па (genitive singular)
принципа (genitive plural)
принципу (dative singular)
принципима (dative plural)
принцип (accusative singular)
принципе (accusative plural)
принципе (singular vocative)
принципи (plural vocative)
принципу (locative singular)
принципима (locative plural)
принципом (instrumental singular)
принципима (instrumental plural)


nemir

nȅmīr (canonical masculine)
не̏мӣр (Cyrillic)
nemir (nominative singular)
nemiri (nominative plural)
nemira (genitive singular)
nemira (genitive plural)
nemiru (dative singular)
nemirima (dative plural)
nemir (accusative singular)
nemire (accusative plural)
nemiru (singular vocative)
nemire (singular vocative)
nemiri (plural vocative)
nemiru (locative singular)
nemirima (locative plural)
nemirom (instrumental singular)
nemirima (instrumental plural)

disquiet, agitation, unrest, restlessness


архив

а̀рхӣв (canonical masculine)
àrhīv (romanization)
а̀рхӣв (nominative singular)
архиви (nominative plural)
архи́ва (genitive singular)
архива (genitive plural)
архиву (dative singular)
архивима (dative plural)
архив (accusative singular)
архиве (accusative plural)
архиве (singular vocative)
архиви (plural vocative)
архиву (locative singular)
архивима (locative plural)
архивом (instrumental singular)
архивима (instrumental plural)


ученик

у̏ченӣк (canonical masculine)
ȕčenīk (romanization)
у̏ченӣк (nominative singular)
у̏ченӣци (nominative plural)
ученика (genitive singular)
ученика (genitive plural)
ученику (dative singular)
ученицима (dative plural)
ученика (accusative singular)
ученике (accusative plural)
у̏ченӣче (singular vocative)
ученици (plural vocative)
ученику (locative singular)
ученицима (locative plural)
учеником (instrumental singular)
ученицима (instrumental plural)


ученица

у̏ченица (canonical feminine)
ȕčenica (romanization)
ученица (nominative singular)
ученице (nominative plural)
ученице (genitive singular)
ученица (genitive plural)
ученици (dative singular)
ученицама (dative plural)
ученицу (accusative singular)
ученице (accusative plural)
ученице (singular vocative)
ученице (plural vocative)
ученици (locative singular)
ученицама (locative plural)
ученицом (instrumental singular)
ученицама (instrumental plural)

From учен + -ица.


zenica

zènica (canonical feminine)
зѐница (Cyrillic)
zenica (nominative singular)
zenice (nominative plural)
zenice (genitive singular)
zenica (genitive plural)
zenici (dative singular)
zenicama (dative plural)
zenicu (accusative singular)
zenice (accusative plural)
zenice (singular vocative)
zenico (singular vocative)
zenice (plural vocative)
zenici (locative singular)
zenicama (locative plural)
zenicom (instrumental singular)
zenicama (instrumental plural)
zjènica (alternative Ijekavian)
źenica (alternative Montenegro)


genocid

gȅnocīd (canonical masculine)
ге̏ноцӣд (Cyrillic)
genocid (nominative singular)
genocidi (nominative plural)
genocida (genitive singular)
genocida (genitive plural)
genocidu (dative singular)
genocidima (dative plural)
genocid (accusative singular)
genocide (accusative plural)
genocide (singular vocative)
genocidi (plural vocative)
genocidu (locative singular)
genocidima (locative plural)
genocidom (instrumental singular)
genocidima (instrumental plural)


амплитуда

амплиту́да (canonical feminine)
amplitúda (romanization)
амплитуда (nominative singular)
амплитуде (nominative plural)
амплитуде (genitive singular)
амплитуда (genitive plural)
амплитуди (dative singular)
амплитудама (dative plural)
амплитуду (accusative singular)
амплитуде (accusative plural)
амплитудо (singular vocative)
амплитуде (plural vocative)
амплитуди (locative singular)
амплитудама (locative plural)
амплитудом (instrumental singular)
амплитудама (instrumental plural)

ам‧пли‧ту‧да


теспих

тѐспих (canonical masculine)
tèspih (romanization)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish تسبیح (tesbih), from Arabic تَسْبِيح (tasbīḥ, “praise, hymn”).
Compare Turkish tespih (“misbaha”), Persian تسبیح (tasbih, “misbaha”).


tespih

tèspih (canonical masculine)
тѐспих (Cyrillic)


režiser

režìsēr (canonical masculine)
режѝсе̄р (Cyrillic)
režìsēr (nominative singular)
režiseri (nominative plural)
režiséra (genitive singular)
režisera (genitive plural)
režiseru (dative singular)
režiserima (dative plural)
režisera (accusative singular)
režisere (accusative plural)
režiseru (singular vocative)
režiseri (plural vocative)
režiseru (locative singular)
režiserima (locative plural)
režiserom (instrumental singular)
režiserima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Regisseur, from French régisseur.


режисер

режѝсе̄р (canonical masculine)
režìsēr (romanization)
режѝсе̄р (nominative singular)
режисери (nominative plural)
режисе́ра (genitive singular)
режисера (genitive plural)
режисеру (dative singular)
режисерима (dative plural)
режисера (accusative singular)
режисере (accusative plural)
режисеру (singular vocative)
режисери (plural vocative)
режисеру (locative singular)
режисерима (locative plural)
режисером (instrumental singular)
режисерима (instrumental plural)


maska

màska (canonical feminine)
ма̀ска (Cyrillic)
màska (nominative singular)
maske (nominative plural)
maske (genitive singular)
mȁskī (genitive plural)
mȁsākā (genitive plural)
máskā (genitive plural)
masci (dative singular)
maski (dative singular)
maskama (dative plural)
masku (accusative singular)
maske (accusative plural)
masko (singular vocative)
maske (plural vocative)
masci (locative singular)
maski (locative singular)
maskama (locative plural)
maskom (instrumental singular)
maskama (instrumental plural)


маска

ма̀ска (canonical feminine)
màska (romanization)
ма̀ска (nominative singular)
маске (nominative plural)
маске (genitive singular)
ма̏скӣ (genitive plural)
ма̏са̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
ма́ска̄ (genitive plural)
масци (dative singular)
маски (dative singular)
маскама (dative plural)
маску (accusative singular)
маске (accusative plural)
маско (singular vocative)
маске (plural vocative)
масци (locative singular)
маски (locative singular)
маскама (locative plural)
маском (instrumental singular)
маскама (instrumental plural)


ligatura

sh-noun

ligatúra f (Cyrillic spelling лигату́ра)

ligatúra (canonical feminine)
лигату́ра (Cyrillic)
ligatura (nominative singular)
ligature (nominative plural)
ligature (genitive singular)
ligatura (genitive plural)
ligaturi (dative singular)
ligaturama (dative plural)
ligaturu (accusative singular)
ligature (accusative plural)
ligaturo (singular vocative)
ligature (plural vocative)
ligaturi (locative singular)
ligaturama (locative plural)
ligaturom (instrumental singular)
ligaturama (instrumental plural)


лигатура

лигату́ра (canonical feminine)
ligatúra (romanization)
лигатура (nominative singular)
лигатуре (nominative plural)
лигатуре (genitive singular)
лигатура (genitive plural)
лигатури (dative singular)
лигатурама (dative plural)
лигатуру (accusative singular)
лигатуре (accusative plural)
лигатуро (singular vocative)
лигатуре (plural vocative)
лигатури (locative singular)
лигатурама (locative plural)
лигатуром (instrumental singular)
лигатурама (instrumental plural)


pumpa

pȗmpa (canonical feminine)
пу̑мпа (Cyrillic)
pumpa (nominative singular)
pumpe (nominative plural)
pumpe (genitive singular)
pumpa (genitive plural)
pumpi (dative singular)
pumpama (dative plural)
pumpu (accusative singular)
pumpe (accusative plural)
pumpo (singular vocative)
pumpe (plural vocative)
pumpi (locative singular)
pumpama (locative plural)
pumpom (instrumental singular)
pumpama (instrumental plural)


dilema

diléma (canonical feminine)
диле́ма (Cyrillic)
dilema (nominative singular)
dileme (nominative plural)
dileme (genitive singular)
dilema (genitive plural)
dilemi (dative singular)
dilemama (dative plural)
dilemu (accusative singular)
dileme (accusative plural)
dilemo (singular vocative)
dileme (plural vocative)
dilemi (locative singular)
dilemama (locative plural)
dilemom (instrumental singular)
dilemama (instrumental plural)


morfema

morféma (canonical feminine)
морфе́ма (Cyrillic)
morfema (nominative singular)
morfeme (nominative plural)
morfeme (genitive singular)
morfema (genitive plural)
morfemi (dative singular)
morfemama (dative plural)
morfemu (accusative singular)
morfeme (accusative plural)
morfemo (singular vocative)
morfeme (plural vocative)
morfemi (locative singular)
morfemama (locative plural)
morfemom (instrumental singular)
morfemama (instrumental plural)


šum

šȗm (canonical masculine)
шу̑м (Cyrillic)
šȗm (nominative singular)
šúmovi (nominative plural)
šuma (genitive singular)
šumova (genitive plural)
šumu (dative singular)
šumovima (dative plural)
šum (accusative singular)
šumove (accusative plural)
šume (singular vocative)
šumovi (plural vocative)
šumu (locative singular)
šumovima (locative plural)
šumom (instrumental singular)
šumovima (instrumental plural)

noise (sound or signal generated by random fluctuations)


benzen

bènzēn (canonical masculine)
бѐнзе̄н (Cyrillic)
bènzēn (nominative singular)
benzeni (nominative plural)
benzéna (genitive singular)
benzena (genitive plural)
benzenu (dative singular)
benzenima (dative plural)
benzen (accusative singular)
benzene (accusative plural)
benzene (singular vocative)
benzeni (plural vocative)
benzenu (locative singular)
benzenima (locative plural)
benzenom (instrumental singular)
benzenima (instrumental plural)


režim

rèžīm (canonical masculine)
рѐжӣм (Cyrillic)
rèžīm (nominative singular)
režimi (nominative plural)
režíma (genitive singular)
režima (genitive plural)
režimu (dative singular)
režimima (dative plural)
režim (accusative singular)
režime (accusative plural)
režime (singular vocative)
režimi (plural vocative)
režimu (locative singular)
režimima (locative plural)
režimom (instrumental singular)
režimima (instrumental plural)

regime, mode (mode of rule or management)


nožurda

ножурда (Cyrillic)
nožurda (nominative singular)
nožurde (nominative plural)
nožurde (genitive singular)
nožurda (genitive plural)
nožurdi (dative singular)
nožurdama (dative plural)
nožurdu (accusative singular)
nožurde (accusative plural)
nožurdo (singular vocative)
nožurde (plural vocative)
nožurdi (locative singular)
nožurdama (locative plural)
nožurdom (instrumental singular)
nožurdama (instrumental plural)


glavurda

glàvūrda f (Cyrillic spelling гла̀вӯрда)

glàvūrda (canonical feminine)
гла̀вӯрда (Cyrillic)
glavurda (nominative singular)
glavurde (nominative plural)
glavurde (genitive singular)
glavurda (genitive plural)
glavurdi (genitive plural)
glavurdi (dative singular)
glavurdama (dative plural)
glavurdu (accusative singular)
glavurde (accusative plural)
glavurdo (singular vocative)
glavurde (plural vocative)
glavurdi (locative singular)
glavurdama (locative plural)
glavurdom (instrumental singular)
glavurdama (instrumental plural)


blebetuša

blebètuša f (Cyrillic spelling блебѐтуша)

blebètuša (canonical feminine)
блебѐтуша (Cyrillic)
blebetuša (nominative singular)
blebetuše (nominative plural)
blebetuše (genitive singular)
blebetuša (genitive plural)
blebetuši (dative singular)
blebetušama (dative plural)
blebetušu (accusative singular)
blebetuše (accusative plural)
blebetušo (singular vocative)
blebetuše (plural vocative)
blebetuši (locative singular)
blebetušama (locative plural)
blebetušom (instrumental singular)
blebetušama (instrumental plural)


povijuša

повијуша (Cyrillic)
povijuša (nominative singular)
povijuše (nominative plural)
povijuše (genitive singular)
povijuša (genitive plural)
povijuši (dative singular)
povijušama (dative plural)
povijušu (accusative singular)
povijuše (accusative plural)
povijušo (singular vocative)
povijuše (plural vocative)
povijuši (locative singular)
povijušama (locative plural)
povijušom (instrumental singular)
povijušama (instrumental plural)


srdašce

sȑdāšce (canonical neuter)
ср̏да̄шце (Cyrillic)
srdašce (nominative singular)
srdašca (nominative plural)
srdašca (genitive singular)
srdačaca (genitive plural)
srdašcu (dative singular)
srdašcima (dative plural)
srdašce (accusative singular)
srdašca (accusative plural)
srdašce (singular vocative)
srdašca (plural vocative)
srdašcu (locative singular)
srdašcima (locative plural)
srdašcem (instrumental singular)
srdašcima (instrumental plural)
srdačce (alternative archaic)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sьrdьčьce. Compare Old Czech srdečce.


djetešce

djètešce (canonical neuter)
дјѐтешце (Cyrillic)
djètešce (nominative singular)
djetešca (nominative plural)
djetéšca (genitive singular)
djȅtešācā (genitive plural)
djetešcu (dative singular)
djetešcima (dative plural)
djetešce (accusative singular)
djetešca (accusative plural)
djetešce (singular vocative)
djetešca (plural vocative)
djetešcu (locative singular)
djetešcima (locative plural)
djetešcem (instrumental singular)
djetešcima (instrumental plural)
dètešce (alternative Ekavian)


janješce

jȁnjēšce n (Cyrillic spelling ја̏ње̄шце)

jȁnjēšce (canonical neuter)
ја̏ње̄шце (Cyrillic)
janješce (nominative singular)
janješca (nominative plural)
jȁnjēšca (genitive singular)
jȁnjēšceta (genitive singular)
janješaca (genitive plural)
janješca (genitive plural)
janješcu (dative singular)
jȁnjēšcetu (dative singular)
janješcima (dative plural)
janješce (accusative singular)
janješca (accusative plural)
janješce (singular vocative)
janješca (plural vocative)
janješcu (locative singular)
jȁnjēšcetu (locative singular)
janješcima (locative plural)
janješcem (instrumental singular)
jȁnjēšcetom (instrumental singular)
janješcima (instrumental plural)


mjestance

mjestánce n (Cyrillic spelling мјеста́нце)

mjestánce (canonical neuter)
мјеста́нце (Cyrillic)
mjestánce (nominative singular)
mjestanca (nominative plural)
mjestánca (genitive singular)
mjestánceta (genitive singular)
mjestanaca (genitive plural)
mjestanca (genitive plural)
mjestancu (dative singular)
mjestancetu (dative singular)
mjestancima (dative plural)
mjestance (accusative singular)
mjestanca (accusative plural)
mjestance (singular vocative)
mjestanca (plural vocative)
mjestancu (locative singular)
mjestancetu (locative singular)
mjestancima (locative plural)
mjestancem (instrumental singular)
mjestancetom (instrumental singular)
mjestancima (instrumental plural)
mestánce (alternative Ekavian)


mjestašce

mjestášce n (Cyrillic spelling мјеста́шце)

mjestášce (canonical neuter)
мјеста́шце (Cyrillic)
mjestašce (nominative singular)
mjestašca (nominative plural)
mjestášca (genitive singular)
mjestášceta (genitive singular)
mjestašaca (genitive plural)
mjestašca (genitive plural)
mjestašcu (dative singular)
mjestašcetu (dative singular)
mjestašcima (dative plural)
mjestašce (accusative singular)
mjestašca (accusative plural)
mjestašce (singular vocative)
mjestašca (plural vocative)
mjestašcu (locative singular)
mjestašcetu (locative singular)
mjestašcima (locative plural)
mjestašcem (instrumental singular)
mjestašcetom (instrumental singular)
mjestašcima (instrumental plural)
mestášce (alternative Ekavian)


majmunče

màjmunče n (Cyrillic spelling ма̀јмунче)

màjmunče (canonical neuter)
ма̀јмунче (Cyrillic)
majmunče (nominative singular)
majmunčeta (genitive singular)
majmunčetu (dative singular)
majmunče (accusative singular)
majmunče (singular vocative)
majmunčetu (locative singular)
majmunčetom (instrumental singular)


magare

màgare (canonical neuter)
ма̀гаре (Cyrillic)
magare (nominative singular)
magarad (nominative plural)
magareta (genitive singular)
magaradi (genitive plural)
magaretu (dative singular)
magaradi (dative plural)
magare (accusative singular)
magarad (accusative plural)
magare (singular vocative)
magarad (plural vocative)
magaretu (locative singular)
magaradi (locative plural)
magaretom (instrumental singular)
magarađu (instrumental plural)
magaradi (instrumental plural)


grle

gr̀le (canonical neuter)
гр̀ле (Cyrillic)


borje

bȏrje (canonical neuter)
бо̑рје (Cyrillic)


kamenje

kàmēnje (canonical neuter)
ка̀ме̄ње (Cyrillic)
kamenje (nominative singular)
kamenja (nominative plural)
kamenja (genitive singular)
kamenja (genitive plural)
kamenju (dative singular)
kamenjima (dative plural)
kamenje (accusative singular)
kamenja (accusative plural)
kamenje (singular vocative)
kamenja (plural vocative)
kamenju (locative singular)
kamenjima (locative plural)
kamenjem (instrumental singular)
kamenjima (instrumental plural)


bilje

bȋlje (canonical neuter)
би̑ље (Cyrillic)
bilje (nominative singular)
bilja (genitive singular)
bilju (dative singular)
bilje (accusative singular)
bilje (singular vocative)
bilju (locative singular)
biljem (instrumental singular)


otočje

òtōčje (canonical neuter)
о̀то̄чје (Cyrillic)
otočje (nominative singular)
otočja (nominative plural)
otočja (genitive singular)
otočja (genitive plural)
otočju (dative singular)
otočjima (dative plural)
otočje (accusative singular)
otočja (accusative plural)
otočje (singular vocative)
otočja (plural vocative)
otočju (locative singular)
otočjima (locative plural)
otočjem (instrumental singular)
otočjima (instrumental plural)

(Croatia) islands, group of islands; archipelago


učilište

ùčilīšte n (Cyrillic spelling у̀чилӣште)

ùčilīšte (canonical neuter)
у̀чилӣште (Cyrillic)
učilište (nominative singular)
učilišta (nominative plural)
učilišta (genitive singular)
učilišta (genitive plural)
učilištu (dative singular)
učilištima (dative plural)
učilište (accusative singular)
učilišta (accusative plural)
učilište (singular vocative)
učilišta (plural vocative)
učilištu (locative singular)
učilištima (locative plural)
učilištem (instrumental singular)
učilištima (instrumental plural)


sastajalište

sàstajalīšte n (Cyrillic spelling са̀стајалӣште)

sàstajalīšte (canonical neuter)
са̀стајалӣште (Cyrillic)
sastajalište (nominative singular)
sastajališta (nominative plural)
sastajališta (genitive singular)
sastajališta (genitive plural)
sastajalištu (dative singular)
sastajalištima (dative plural)
sastajalište (accusative singular)
sastajališta (accusative plural)
sastajalište (singular vocative)
sastajališta (plural vocative)
sastajalištu (locative singular)
sastajalištima (locative plural)
sastajalištem (instrumental singular)
sastajalištima (instrumental plural)


mrijestilište

mrijéstilīšte n (Cyrillic spelling мрије́стилӣште)

mrijéstilīšte (canonical neuter)
мрије́стилӣште (Cyrillic)


pecivo

pȅcīvo (canonical neuter)
пе̏цӣво (Cyrillic)
pecivo (nominative singular)
peciva (nominative plural)
peciva (genitive singular)
peciva (genitive plural)
pecivu (dative singular)
pecivima (dative plural)
pecivo (accusative singular)
peciva (accusative plural)
pecivo (singular vocative)
peciva (plural vocative)
pecivu (locative singular)
pecivima (locative plural)
pecivom (instrumental singular)
pecivima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pečivo. Equivalent to peći + -ivo.


streljivo

strȅljīvo n (Cyrillic spelling стре̏љӣво)

strȅljīvo (canonical neuter)
стре̏љӣво (Cyrillic)
streljivo (nominative singular)
streljiva (nominative plural)
streljiva (genitive singular)
streljivā (genitive plural)
streljivu (dative singular)
streljivima (dative plural)
streljivo (accusative singular)
streljiva (accusative plural)
streljivo (singular vocative)
streljiva (plural vocative)
streljivu (locative singular)
streljivima (locative plural)
streljivom (instrumental singular)
streljivima (instrumental plural)


cjepivo

cjȅpīvo (canonical neuter)
цје̏пӣво (Cyrillic)
cjepivo (nominative singular)
cjepiva (nominative plural)
cjepiva (genitive singular)
cjepiva (genitive plural)
cjepivu (dative singular)
cjepivima (dative plural)
cjepivo (accusative singular)
cjepiva (accusative plural)
cjepivo (singular vocative)
cjepiva (plural vocative)
cjepivu (locative singular)
cjepivima (locative plural)
cjepivom (instrumental singular)
cjepivima (instrumental plural)
cȅpīvo (alternative Ekavian)


pletivo

plȅtīvo (canonical neuter)
пле̏тӣво (Cyrillic)
pletivo (nominative singular)
pletiva (nominative plural)
pletiva (genitive singular)
pletivā (genitive plural)
pletivu (dative singular)
pletivima (dative plural)
pletivo (accusative singular)
pletiva (accusative plural)
pletivo (singular vocative)
pletiva (plural vocative)
pletivu (locative singular)
pletivima (locative plural)
pletivom (instrumental singular)
pletivima (instrumental plural)


osjetilo

osjètilo (canonical neuter)
осјѐтило (Cyrillic)
osjetilo (nominative singular)
osjetila (nominative plural)
osjetila (genitive singular)
osjetilā (genitive plural)
osjetilu (dative singular)
osjetilima (dative plural)
osjetilo (accusative singular)
osjetila (accusative plural)
osjetilo (singular vocative)
osjetila (plural vocative)
osjetilu (locative singular)
osjetilima (locative plural)
osjetilom (instrumental singular)
osjetilima (instrumental plural)

pet osjetila


čulo

čúlo (canonical neuter)
чу́ло (Cyrillic)
čulo (nominative singular)
čula (nominative plural)
čula (genitive singular)
čula (genitive plural)
čulu (dative singular)
čulima (dative plural)
čulo (accusative singular)
čula (accusative plural)
čulo (singular vocative)
čula (plural vocative)
čulu (locative singular)
čulima (locative plural)
čulom (instrumental singular)
čulima (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *čudlo (“sense organ”)

sense (of sight, smell, hearing, touch, taste)


jelo

jȅlo (canonical neuter)
је̏ло (Cyrillic)
jelo (nominative singular)
jela (nominative plural)
jela (genitive singular)
jela (genitive plural)
jelu (dative singular)
jelima (dative plural)
jelo (accusative singular)
jela (accusative plural)
jelo (singular vocative)
jela (plural vocative)
jelu (locative singular)
jelima (locative plural)
jelom (instrumental singular)
jelima (instrumental plural)


jelo

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


pojačalo

sh-noun

pojàčalo n (Cyrillic spelling поја̀чало)

pojàčalo (canonical neuter)
поја̀чало (Cyrillic)
pojačalo (nominative singular)
pojačala (nominative plural)
pojačala (genitive singular)
pojačala (genitive plural)
pojačalu (dative singular)
pojačalima (dative plural)
pojačalo (accusative singular)
pojačala (accusative plural)
pojačalo (singular vocative)
pojačala (plural vocative)
pojačalu (locative singular)
pojačalima (locative plural)
pojačalom (instrumental singular)
pojačalima (instrumental plural)


mjerilo

mjȅrilo (canonical neuter)
мје̏рило (Cyrillic)
mjerilo (nominative singular)
mjerila (nominative plural)
mjerila (genitive singular)
mjerila (genitive plural)
mjerilu (dative singular)
mjerilima (dative plural)
mjerilo (accusative singular)
mjerila (accusative plural)
mjerilo (singular vocative)
mjerila (plural vocative)
mjerilu (locative singular)
mjerilima (locative plural)
mjerilom (instrumental singular)
mjerilima (instrumental plural)
mȅrilo (alternative Ekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *měridlo. By surface analysis, mjeriti (“to measure”) + -lo.


bjelilo

bjèlilo (canonical neuter)
бјѐлило (Cyrillic)
bjèlilo (nominative singular)
bjelila (nominative plural)
bjelila (genitive singular)
bjȅlīlā (genitive plural)
bjelilu (dative singular)
bjelilima (dative plural)
bjelilo (accusative singular)
bjelila (accusative plural)
bjelilo (singular vocative)
bjelila (plural vocative)
bjelilu (locative singular)
bjelilima (locative plural)
bjelilom (instrumental singular)
bjelilima (instrumental plural)
bèlilo (alternative Ekavian)


škrabalo

шкрабало (Cyrillic)
škrabalo (nominative singular)
škrabala (nominative plural)
škrabala (genitive singular)
škrabalā (genitive plural)
škrabalu (dative singular)
škrabalima (dative plural)
škrabalo (accusative singular)
škrabala (accusative plural)
škrabalo (singular vocative)
škrabala (plural vocative)
škrabalu (locative singular)
škrabalima (locative plural)
škrabalom (instrumental singular)
škrabalima (instrumental plural)


pristajanje

sh-noun

pristajanje n (Cyrillic spelling пристајање)

пристајање (Cyrillic)


priznanje

priznánje n (Cyrillic spelling призна́ње)

priznánje (canonical neuter)
призна́ње (Cyrillic)
priznanje (nominative singular)
priznanja (nominative plural)
priznanja (genitive singular)
priznanja (genitive plural)
priznanju (dative singular)
priznanjima (dative plural)
priznanje (accusative singular)
priznanja (accusative plural)
priznanje (singular vocative)
priznanja (plural vocative)
priznanju (locative singular)
priznanjima (locative plural)
priznanjem (instrumental singular)
priznanjima (instrumental plural)


htijenje

htȉjēnje n (Cyrillic spelling хти̏је̄ње)

htȉjēnje (canonical neuter)
хти̏је̄ње (Cyrillic)
htijenje (nominative singular)
htijenja (genitive singular)
htijenju (dative singular)
htijenje (accusative singular)
htijenje (singular vocative)
htijenju (locative singular)
htijenjem (instrumental singular)
htēnje (alternative Ekavian)


očinstvo

ȍčīnstvo n (Cyrillic spelling о̏чӣнство)

ȍčīnstvo (canonical neuter)
о̏чӣнство (Cyrillic)
očinstvo (nominative singular)
očinstva (nominative plural)
očinstva (genitive singular)
očinstava (genitive plural)
očinstvu (dative singular)
očinstvima (dative plural)
očinstvo (accusative singular)
očinstva (accusative plural)
očinstvo (singular vocative)
očinstva (plural vocative)
očinstvu (locative singular)
očinstvima (locative plural)
očinstvom (instrumental singular)
očinstvima (instrumental plural)


poznanstvo

poznánstvo n (Cyrillic spelling позна́нство)

poznánstvo (canonical neuter)
позна́нство (Cyrillic)
poznanstvo (nominative singular)
poznanstva (nominative plural)
poznanstva (genitive singular)
poznanstvā (genitive plural)
poznanstvu (dative singular)
poznanstvima (dative plural)
poznanstvo (accusative singular)
poznanstva (accusative plural)
poznanstvo (singular vocative)
poznanstva (plural vocative)
poznanstvu (locative singular)
poznanstvima (locative plural)
poznanstvom (instrumental singular)
poznanstvima (instrumental plural)


pjesništvo

pjȅsnīštvo n (Cyrillic spelling пје̏снӣштво)

pjȅsnīštvo (canonical neuter)
пје̏снӣштво (Cyrillic)
pjesništvo (nominative singular)
pjesništva (nominative plural)
pjesništva (genitive singular)
pjesništvā (genitive plural)
pjesništvu (dative singular)
pjesništvima (dative plural)
pjesništvo (accusative singular)
pjesništva (accusative plural)
pjesništvo (singular vocative)
pjesništva (plural vocative)
pjesništvu (locative singular)
pjesništvima (locative plural)
pjesništvom (instrumental singular)
pjesništvima (instrumental plural)


ropstvo

ròpstvo (canonical neuter)
ро̀пство (Cyrillic)
ropstvo (nominative singular)
ropstva (genitive singular)
ropstvu (dative singular)
ropstvo (accusative singular)
ropstvo (singular vocative)
ropstvu (locative singular)
ropstvom (instrumental singular)


kumstvo

kúmstvo (canonical neuter)
ку́мство (Cyrillic)
kumstvo (nominative singular)
kumstva (nominative plural)
kumstva (genitive singular)
kumstvā (genitive plural)
kumstvu (dative singular)
kumstvima (dative plural)
kumstvo (accusative singular)
kumstva (accusative plural)
kumstvo (singular vocative)
kumstva (plural vocative)
kumstvu (locative singular)
kumstvima (locative plural)
kumstvom (instrumental singular)
kumstvima (instrumental plural)


imućstvo

имућство (Cyrillic)
imućstvo (nominative singular)
imućstva (nominative plural)
imućstva (genitive singular)
imućstvā (genitive plural)
imućstvu (dative singular)
imućstvima (dative plural)
imućstvo (accusative singular)
imućstva (accusative plural)
imućstvo (singular vocative)
imućstva (plural vocative)
imućstvu (locative singular)
imućstvima (locative plural)
imućstvom (instrumental singular)
imućstvima (instrumental plural)


radništvo

rȃdnīštvo n (Cyrillic spelling ра̑днӣштво)

rȃdnīštvo (canonical neuter)
ра̑днӣштво (Cyrillic)
radništvo (nominative singular)
radništva (nominative plural)
radništva (genitive singular)
radništvā (genitive plural)
radništvu (dative singular)
radništvima (dative plural)
radništvo (accusative singular)
radništva (accusative plural)
radništvo (singular vocative)
radništva (plural vocative)
radništvu (locative singular)
radništvima (locative plural)
radništvom (instrumental singular)
radništvima (instrumental plural)


pijanstvo

pijánstvo n (Cyrillic spelling пија́нство)

pijánstvo (canonical neuter)
пија́нство (Cyrillic)
pijanstvo (nominative singular)
pijanstva (nominative plural)
pijanstva (genitive singular)
pijanstava (genitive plural)
pijanstvu (dative singular)
pijanstvima (dative plural)
pijanstvo (accusative singular)
pijanstva (accusative plural)
pijanstvo (singular vocative)
pijanstva (plural vocative)
pijanstvu (locative singular)
pijanstvima (locative plural)
pijanstvom (instrumental singular)
pijanstvima (instrumental plural)


ljudeskara

ljudèskara m (Cyrillic spelling људѐскара)

ljudèskara (canonical masculine)
људѐскара (Cyrillic)
ljudeskara (nominative singular)
ljudeskare (nominative plural)
ljudeskare (genitive singular)
ljudeskara (genitive plural)
ljudeskari (dative singular)
ljudeskarama (dative plural)
ljudeskaru (accusative singular)
ljudeskare (accusative plural)
ljudeskaro (singular vocative)
ljudeskare (plural vocative)
ljudeskari (locative singular)
ljudeskarama (locative plural)
ljudeskarom (instrumental singular)
ljudeskarama (instrumental plural)


lutalica

lútalica m (Cyrillic spelling лу́талица)

lútalica (canonical masculine)
лу́талица (Cyrillic)
lútalica (nominative singular)
lútalice (nominative plural)
lutalice (genitive singular)
lutalica (genitive plural)
lutalici (dative singular)
lutalicama (dative plural)
lutalicu (accusative singular)
lutalice (accusative plural)
lutalice (singular vocative)
lutalice (plural vocative)
lutalici (locative singular)
lutalicama (locative plural)
lutalicom (instrumental singular)
lutalicama (instrumental plural)


pijanica

pìjanica (canonical feminine)
пѝјаница (Cyrillic)
pijanica (nominative singular)
pijanice (nominative plural)
pijanice (genitive singular)
pijanica (genitive plural)
pijanici (dative singular)
pijanicama (dative plural)
pijanicu (accusative singular)
pijanice (accusative plural)
pijanice (singular vocative)
pijanico (singular vocative)
pijanice (plural vocative)
pijanici (locative singular)
pijanicama (locative plural)
pijanicom (instrumental singular)
pijanicama (instrumental plural)


orlušina

orlùšina f (Cyrillic spelling орлу̀шина)

orlùšina (canonical feminine)
орлу̀шина (Cyrillic)
orlušina (nominative singular)
orlušine (nominative plural)
orlušine (genitive singular)
orlušina (genitive plural)
orlušini (dative singular)
orlušinama (dative plural)
orlušinu (accusative singular)
orlušine (accusative plural)
orlušino (singular vocative)
orlušine (plural vocative)
orlušini (locative singular)
orlušinama (locative plural)
orlušinom (instrumental singular)
orlušinama (instrumental plural)

Nekako u pol posla doleti stari orlušina s plijenom u panđama, ja opalim, on ispusti plijen i ranjen odleti nisko i ravno poput strijele u šumu.

I sada, u noći, umorni pijemo zvijezde.
Crni je vjetar ledenim mačem poubijao oblačne orlušine
što su kao lešinari prekrili modre nebeske snove,
pribijene draguljnim čavlima na nijemoj Golgoti.

1918, Miroslav Krleža, Nedjeljna pjesma:


djevojčuljak

djevojčúljak m (Cyrillic spelling дјевојчу́љак)

djevojčúljak (canonical masculine)
дјевојчу́љак (Cyrillic)
djevojčúljak (nominative singular)
djevojčúljci (nominative plural)
djevojčúljka (genitive singular)
djevòjčūljākā (genitive plural)
djevojčuljku (dative singular)
djevojčuljcima (dative plural)
djevojčuljka (accusative singular)
djevojčuljke (accusative plural)
djevojčuljče (singular vocative)
djevojčuljci (plural vocative)
djevojčuljku (locative singular)
djevojčuljcima (locative plural)
djevojčuljkom (instrumental singular)
djevojčuljcima (instrumental plural)


čovječuljak

čovječúljak m (Cyrillic spelling човјечу́љак)

čovječúljak (canonical masculine)
човјечу́љак (Cyrillic)
čovječúljak (nominative singular)
čovječúljci (nominative plural)
čovječúljka (genitive singular)
čovjèčūljākā (genitive plural)
čovječuljku (dative singular)
čovječuljcima (dative plural)
čovječuljka (accusative singular)
čovječuljke (accusative plural)
čovječúljče (singular vocative)
čovječuljci (plural vocative)
čovječuljku (locative singular)
čovječuljcima (locative plural)
čovječuljkom (instrumental singular)
čovječuljcima (instrumental plural)
čovečúljak (alternative Ekavian)

čovjek (“man/human”) + -uljak (“diminutive suffix”)


zamotuljak

sh-noun

zamotúljak m (Cyrillic spelling замоту́љак)

zamotúljak (canonical masculine)
замоту́љак (Cyrillic)
zamotúljak (nominative singular)
zamotúljci (nominative plural)
zamotúljka (genitive singular)
zamòtūljākā (genitive plural)
zamotuljku (dative singular)
zamotuljcima (dative plural)
zamotuljak (accusative singular)
zamotuljke (accusative plural)
zamotuljče (singular vocative)
zamotuljci (plural vocative)
zamotuljku (locative singular)
zamotuljcima (locative plural)
zamotuljkom (instrumental singular)
zamotuljcima (instrumental plural)


pegla

pégla or pȇgla f (Cyrillic spelling пе́гла or пе̑гла)

pégla (canonical)
pȇgla (canonical feminine)
пе́гла (Cyrillic)
пе̑гла (Cyrillic)
pegla (nominative singular)
pegle (nominative plural)
pegle (genitive singular)
pegala (genitive plural)
pegla (genitive plural)
pegli (dative singular)
peglama (dative plural)
peglu (accusative singular)
pegle (accusative plural)
peglo (singular vocative)
pegle (plural vocative)
pegli (locative singular)
peglama (locative plural)
peglom (instrumental singular)
peglama (instrumental plural)


smetalo

smétalo (canonical neuter)
сме́тало (Cyrillic)
smetalo (nominative singular)
smetala (nominative plural)
smetala (genitive singular)
smetalā (genitive plural)
smetalu (dative singular)
smetalima (dative plural)
smetalo (accusative singular)
smetala (accusative plural)
smetalo (singular vocative)
smetala (plural vocative)
smetalu (locative singular)
smetalima (locative plural)
smetalom (instrumental singular)
smetalima (instrumental plural)


sijelo

sijélo (canonical neuter)
сије́ло (Cyrillic)
sijelo (nominative singular)
sijela (nominative plural)
sijela (genitive singular)
sijela (genitive plural)
sijelu (dative singular)
sijelima (dative plural)
sijelo (accusative singular)
sijela (accusative plural)
sijelo (singular vocative)
sijela (plural vocative)
sijelu (locative singular)
sijelima (locative plural)
sijelom (instrumental singular)
sijelima (instrumental plural)
sélo (alternative Ekavian)

Reflects Proto-Slavic *sědlo, from Proto-Indo-European *sed- (“to sit”), with a sense development similar to Polish posiedzenie, Latin sessio, English sitting.

rural evening social gathering, sometimes featuring traditional music and amusements


veleučen

veleȕčen (canonical)
велеу̏чен (Cyrillic)


pretjeranost

prètjerānōst f (Cyrillic spelling прѐтјера̄но̄ст)

prètjerānōst (canonical feminine)
прѐтјера̄но̄ст (Cyrillic)


zamrznutost

zamrznutost f (Cyrillic spelling замрзнутост)

замрзнутост (Cyrillic)


svemogućnost

svemogućnost f (Cyrillic spelling свемогућност)

свемогућност (Cyrillic)


dobiti

nonlemma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


školovanje

sh-noun

škȍlovānje n (Cyrillic spelling шко̏лова̄ње)

škȍlovānje (canonical neuter)
шко̏лова̄ње (Cyrillic)
školovanje (nominative singular)
školovanja (nominative plural)
školovanja (genitive singular)
školovanja (genitive plural)
školovanju (dative singular)
školovanjima (dative plural)
školovanje (accusative singular)
školovanja (accusative plural)
školovanje (singular vocative)
školovanja (plural vocative)
školovanju (locative singular)
školovanjima (locative plural)
školovanjem (instrumental singular)
školovanjima (instrumental plural)


pjevuckanje

pjevuckanje n (Cyrillic spelling пјевуцкање)

пјевуцкање (Cyrillic)


jugoistok

jugoìstok m (Cyrillic spelling југоѝсток)

jugoìstok (canonical masculine)
југоѝсток (Cyrillic)
jugoistok (nominative singular)
jugoistoka (genitive singular)
jugoistoku (dative singular)
jugoistok (accusative singular)
jugoistoče (singular vocative)
jugoistoku (locative singular)
jugoistokom (instrumental singular)


jugozapad

jugozápad m (Cyrillic spelling југоза́пад)

jugozápad (canonical masculine)
југоза́пад (Cyrillic)
jugozapad (nominative singular)
jugozapada (genitive singular)
jugozapadu (dative singular)
jugozapad (accusative singular)
jugozapade (singular vocative)
jugozapadu (locative singular)
jugozapadom (instrumental singular)


sjeveroistok

sjeveroìstok m (Cyrillic spelling сјевероѝсток)

sjeveroìstok (canonical masculine)
сјевероѝсток (Cyrillic)
sjeveroistok (nominative singular)
sjeveroistoka (genitive singular)
sjeveroistoku (dative singular)
sjeveroistok (accusative singular)
sjeveroistoče (singular vocative)
sjeveroistoku (locative singular)
sjeveroistokom (instrumental singular)
severoìstok (alternative Ekavian)


sjeverozapad

sjeverozápad m (Cyrillic spelling сјевероза́пад)

sjeverozápad (canonical masculine)
сјевероза́пад (Cyrillic)
sjeverozapad (nominative singular)
sjeverozapada (genitive singular)
sjeverozapadu (dative singular)
sjeverozapad (accusative singular)
sjeverozapade (singular vocative)
sjeverozapadu (locative singular)
sjeverozapadom (instrumental singular)
severozápad (alternative Ekavian)


psetance

psetánce n (Cyrillic spelling псета́нце)

psetánce (canonical neuter)
псета́нце (Cyrillic)


jezerce

jezérce or jȅzērce n (Cyrillic spelling језе́рце or је̏зе̄рце)

jezérce (canonical)
jȅzērce (canonical neuter)
језе́рце (Cyrillic)
је̏зе̄рце (Cyrillic)
jezérce (nominative singular)
jezérca (nominative plural)
jezérca (genitive singular)
jezérceta (genitive singular)
jèzerācā (genitive plural)
jezȇrācā (genitive plural)
jezércā (genitive plural)
jezércu (dative singular)
jezércima (dative plural)
jezérce (accusative singular)
jezérca (accusative plural)
jezérce (singular vocative)
jezérca (plural vocative)
jezércu (locative singular)
jezércima (locative plural)
jezércem (instrumental singular)
jezércima (instrumental plural)
jȅzērce (nominative singular)
jȅzērca (nominative plural)
jȅzērca (genitive singular)
jȅzērceta (genitive singular)
jȅzerācā (genitive plural)
jȅzērcā (genitive plural)
jȅzērcu (dative singular)
jȅzērcima (dative plural)
jȅzērce (accusative singular)
jȅzērca (accusative plural)
jȅzērce (singular vocative)
jȅzērca (plural vocative)
jȅzērcu (locative singular)
jȅzērcima (locative plural)
jȅzērcem (instrumental singular)
jȅzērcima (instrumental plural)

diminutive of jezero (“lake”): small lake


burence

burénce (canonical neuter)
буре́нце (Cyrillic)


karboksilna kiselina

karboksilna kiselìna f (Cyrillic spelling карбоксилна киселѝна)

karboksilna kiselìna (canonical feminine)
карбоксилна киселѝна (Cyrillic)


kiselina

kiselìna (canonical feminine)
киселѝна (Cyrillic)
kiselìna (nominative singular)
kiseline (nominative plural)
kiseline (genitive singular)
kiselínā (genitive plural)
kiselini (dative singular)
kiselinama (dative plural)
kiselinu (accusative singular)
kiseline (accusative plural)
kiselino (singular vocative)
kiseline (plural vocative)
kiselini (locative singular)
kiselinama (locative plural)
kiselinom (instrumental singular)
kiselinama (instrumental plural)


имање

има́ње (canonical neuter)
imánje (romanization)
имање (nominative singular)
имања (nominative plural)
имања (genitive singular)
имања (genitive plural)
имању (dative singular)
имањима (dative plural)
имање (accusative singular)
имања (accusative plural)
имање (singular vocative)
имања (plural vocative)
имању (locative singular)
имањима (locative plural)
имањем (instrumental singular)
имањима (instrumental plural)


иглица

ѝглица (canonical feminine)
ìglica (romanization)
иглица (nominative singular)
иглице (nominative plural)
иглице (genitive singular)
иглица (genitive plural)
иглици (dative singular)
иглицама (dative plural)
иглицу (accusative singular)
иглице (accusative plural)
иглице (singular vocative)
иглице (plural vocative)
иглици (locative singular)
иглицама (locative plural)
иглицом (instrumental singular)
иглицама (instrumental plural)

(zoology) garfish (fish of genus Belone)


žličica

žlȉčica (canonical feminine)
жли̏чица (Cyrillic)
žličica (nominative singular)
žličice (nominative plural)
žličice (genitive singular)
žličica (genitive plural)
žličici (dative singular)
žličicama (dative plural)
žličicu (accusative singular)
žličice (accusative plural)
žličico (singular vocative)
žličice (plural vocative)
žličici (locative singular)
žličicama (locative plural)
žličicom (instrumental singular)
žličicama (instrumental plural)


гуша

гу̏ша (canonical feminine)
gȕša (romanization)
гу̏ша (nominative singular)
гуше (nominative plural)
гуше (genitive singular)
гу̑ша̄ (genitive plural)
гуши (dative singular)
гушама (dative plural)
гушу (accusative singular)
гуше (accusative plural)
гушо (singular vocative)
гуше (plural vocative)
гуши (locative singular)
гушама (locative plural)
гушом (instrumental singular)
гушама (instrumental plural)


игла

ѝгла (canonical feminine)
ìgla (romanization)
игла (nominative singular)
игле (nominative plural)
игле (genitive singular)
ига́ла̄ (genitive plural)
и́гла̄ (genitive plural)
и́глӣ (genitive plural)
игли (dative singular)
иглама (dative plural)
иглу (accusative singular)
игле (accusative plural)
игло (singular vocative)
игле (plural vocative)
игли (locative singular)
иглама (locative plural)
иглом (instrumental singular)
иглама (instrumental plural)
jàgla (alternative Chakavian)


koncern

kòncern (canonical masculine)
ко̀нцерн (Cyrillic)
kòncern (nominative singular)
koncerni (nominative plural)
koncerna (genitive singular)
kȍncērnā (genitive plural)
koncernu (dative singular)
koncernima (dative plural)
koncern (accusative singular)
koncerne (accusative plural)
koncerne (singular vocative)
koncerni (plural vocative)
koncernu (locative singular)
koncernima (locative plural)
koncernom (instrumental singular)
koncernima (instrumental plural)


виза

ви́за (canonical feminine)
víza (romanization)
виза (nominative singular)
визе (nominative plural)
визе (genitive singular)
виза (genitive plural)
визи (dative singular)
визама (dative plural)
визу (accusative singular)
визе (accusative plural)
визо (singular vocative)
визе (plural vocative)
визи (locative singular)
визама (locative plural)
визом (instrumental singular)
визама (instrumental plural)


виза

ви̏за (canonical feminine)
vȉza (romanization)
виза (nominative singular)
визе (nominative plural)
визе (genitive singular)
виза (genitive plural)
визи (dative singular)
визама (dative plural)
визу (accusative singular)
визе (accusative plural)
визо (singular vocative)
визе (plural vocative)
визи (locative singular)
визама (locative plural)
визом (instrumental singular)
визама (instrumental plural)
ви̑з (alternative)
ви̏са (alternative)

Шетала се виза риба
Уз Дунаво, низ Дунаво

a. 1869, “Serbian folk song Шетала се виза риба”:

A beluga-fish strolled from the Danube down the Danube

(dialectal) beluga, European sturgeon (Huso huso)


epizoda

epizóda (canonical feminine)
епизо́да (Cyrillic)
epizoda (nominative singular)
epizode (nominative plural)
epizode (genitive singular)
epizoda (genitive plural)
epizodi (dative singular)
epizodama (dative plural)
epizodu (accusative singular)
epizode (accusative plural)
epizodo (singular vocative)
epizode (plural vocative)
epizodi (locative singular)
epizodama (locative plural)
epizodom (instrumental singular)
epizodama (instrumental plural)


smrad

smrȃd (canonical masculine)
смра̑д (Cyrillic)
smrad (nominative singular)
smradovi (nominative plural)
smrada (genitive singular)
smradova (genitive plural)
smradu (dative singular)
smradovima (dative plural)
smrad (accusative singular)
smradove (accusative plural)
smrade (singular vocative)
smradovi (plural vocative)
smradu (locative singular)
smradovima (locative plural)
smradom (instrumental singular)
smradovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *smordъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *smorʔdos, from Proto-Indo-European *smord-o-s.

(informal, derogatory) Term of disparagement for a contemptible person; asshole, shit stain, scumbag


pornografija

pornogràfija f (Cyrillic spelling порногра̀фија)

pornogràfija (canonical feminine)
порногра̀фија (Cyrillic)
pornografija (nominative singular)
pornografije (genitive singular)
pornografiji (dative singular)
pornografiju (accusative singular)
pornografijo (singular vocative)
pornografiji (locative singular)
pornografijom (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek πορνογράφος (pornográphos), from πόρνη (pórnē, “prostitute”) + γράφω (gráphō, “I write”).


ружа

ру́жа (canonical feminine)
rúža (romanization)
ружа (nominative singular)
руже (nominative plural)
руже (genitive singular)
ружа (genitive plural)
ружи (dative singular)
ружама (dative plural)
ружу (accusative singular)
руже (accusative plural)
ружо (singular vocative)
руже (plural vocative)
ружи (locative singular)
ружама (locative plural)
ружом (instrumental singular)
ружама (instrumental plural)

From Latin rosa.
A distant cognate of its synonym ђу̑л.


парче

па́рче (canonical neuter)
párče (romanization)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish پارچه (parça).

(Bosnia, regional Croatia, Serbia) piece, shred, chip, morsel, fragment


parče

párče (canonical neuter)
па́рче (Cyrillic)


fraza

fráza (canonical feminine)
фра́за (Cyrillic)
fraza (nominative singular)
fraze (nominative plural)
fraze (genitive singular)
fraza (genitive plural)
frazi (dative singular)
frazama (dative plural)
frazu (accusative singular)
fraze (accusative plural)
frazo (singular vocative)
fraze (plural vocative)
frazi (locative singular)
frazama (locative plural)
frazom (instrumental singular)
frazama (instrumental plural)


kalk

kȁlk (canonical masculine)
ка̏лк (Cyrillic)
kȁlk (nominative singular)
kàlkovi (nominative plural)
kalka (genitive singular)
kàlkōvā (genitive plural)
kalku (dative singular)
kalkovima (dative plural)
kalk (accusative singular)
kalkove (accusative plural)
kalče (singular vocative)
kalkovi (plural vocative)
kalku (locative singular)
kalkovima (locative plural)
kalkom (instrumental singular)
kalkovima (instrumental plural)


иронија

иро̀нија (canonical feminine)
irònija (romanization)
иронија (nominative singular)
ироније (nominative plural)
ироније (genitive singular)
иронија (genitive plural)
иронији (dative singular)
иронијама (dative plural)
иронију (accusative singular)
ироније (accusative plural)
иронијо (singular vocative)
ироније (plural vocative)
иронији (locative singular)
иронијама (locative plural)
иронијом (instrumental singular)
иронијама (instrumental plural)


чајник

ча̑јнӣк (canonical masculine)
čȃjnīk (romanization)
ча̑јнӣк (nominative singular)
ча̑јнӣци (nominative plural)
чајника (genitive singular)
чајника (genitive plural)
чајнику (dative singular)
чајницима (dative plural)
чајник (accusative singular)
чајнике (accusative plural)
чајниче (singular vocative)
чајници (plural vocative)
чајнику (locative singular)
чајницима (locative plural)
чајником (instrumental singular)
чајницима (instrumental plural)


čajnik

čȃjnīk (canonical masculine)
ча̑јнӣк (Cyrillic)
čȃjnīk (nominative singular)
čȃjnīci (nominative plural)
čajnika (genitive singular)
čajnika (genitive plural)
čajniku (dative singular)
čajnicima (dative plural)
čajnik (accusative singular)
čajnike (accusative plural)
čajniče (singular vocative)
čajnici (plural vocative)
čajniku (locative singular)
čajnicima (locative plural)
čajnikom (instrumental singular)
čajnicima (instrumental plural)


princip

prìncīp (canonical masculine)
прѝнцӣп (Cyrillic)
prìncīp (nominative singular)
principi (nominative plural)
princípa (genitive singular)
principa (genitive plural)
principu (dative singular)
principima (dative plural)
princip (accusative singular)
principe (accusative plural)
principe (singular vocative)
principi (plural vocative)
principu (locative singular)
principima (locative plural)
principom (instrumental singular)
principima (instrumental plural)


međica

mèđica (canonical feminine)
мѐђица (Cyrillic)
mèđica (nominative singular)
međice (nominative plural)
međice (genitive singular)
mȅđīcā (genitive plural)
međici (dative singular)
međicama (dative plural)
međicu (accusative singular)
međice (accusative plural)
međice (singular vocative)
međice (plural vocative)
međici (locative singular)
međicama (locative plural)
međicom (instrumental singular)
međicama (instrumental plural)

Diminutive of mèđa, from Proto-Slavic *meďa, from Proto-Indo-European *medʰ-yeh₂


међица

мѐђица (canonical feminine)
mèđica (romanization)
мѐђица (nominative singular)
међице (nominative plural)
међице (genitive singular)
ме̏ђӣца̄ (genitive plural)
међици (dative singular)
међицама (dative plural)
међицу (accusative singular)
међице (accusative plural)
међице (singular vocative)
међице (plural vocative)
међици (locative singular)
међицама (locative plural)
међицом (instrumental singular)
међицама (instrumental plural)

Diminutive of мѐђа, from Proto-Slavic *meďa, from Proto-Indo-European *medʰ-yeh₂


sablja

sȁblja (canonical feminine)
са̏бља (Cyrillic)
sȁblja (nominative singular)
sablje (nominative plural)
sablje (genitive singular)
sȁbāljā (genitive plural)
sȁbljī (genitive plural)
sablji (dative singular)
sabljama (dative plural)
sablju (accusative singular)
sablje (accusative plural)
sabljo (singular vocative)
sablje (plural vocative)
sablji (locative singular)
sabljama (locative plural)
sabljom (instrumental singular)
sabljama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sabľa, from a Turkic language.


tačka

tȁčka (canonical feminine)
та̏чка (Cyrillic)
tačka (nominative singular)
tačke (nominative plural)
tačke (genitive singular)
tȁčākā (genitive plural)
tački (genitive plural)
tački (dative singular)
tačkama (dative plural)
tačku (accusative singular)
tačke (accusative plural)
tačko (singular vocative)
tačke (plural vocative)
tački (locative singular)
tačkama (locative plural)
tačkom (instrumental singular)
tačkama (instrumental plural)
tȍčka (alternative Croatia)

(regional, rare) wheelbarrow (variation of more common plural form tačke)


афродизијак

sh-noun

афродѝзијак m (Latin spelling afrodìzijak)

афродѝзијак (canonical masculine)
afrodìzijak (romanization)
афродизијак (nominative singular)
афродизијаци (nominative plural)
афродизијака (genitive singular)
афродизијака (genitive plural)
афродизијаку (dative singular)
афродизијацима (dative plural)
афродизијак (accusative singular)
афродизијаке (accusative plural)
афродизијаче (singular vocative)
афродизијаци (plural vocative)
афродизијаку (locative singular)
афродизијацима (locative plural)
афродизијаком (instrumental singular)
афродизијацима (instrumental plural)

а‧фро‧ди‧зи‧јак

From Ancient Greek ἀφροδισιακός (aphrodisiakós, “venereal”).

der

ἀφροδισιακός


гостионица

sh-noun

гостио́ница f (Latin spelling gostiónica)

гостио́ница (canonical feminine)
gostiónica (romanization)
гостионица (nominative singular)
гостионице (nominative plural)
гостионице (genitive singular)
гостионица (genitive plural)
гостионици (dative singular)
гостионицама (dative plural)
гостионицу (accusative singular)
гостионице (accusative plural)
гостионицо (singular vocative)
гостионице (plural vocative)
гостионици (locative singular)
гостионицама (locative plural)
гостионицом (instrumental singular)
гостионицама (instrumental plural)


академик

акадѐмик (canonical masculine)
akadèmik (romanization)
академик (nominative singular)
академици (nominative plural)
академика (genitive singular)
академика (genitive plural)
академику (dative singular)
академицима (dative plural)
академика (accusative singular)
академике (accusative plural)
академиче (singular vocative)
академици (plural vocative)
академику (locative singular)
академицима (locative plural)
академиком (instrumental singular)
академицима (instrumental plural)


јад

ја̏д (canonical masculine)
jȁd (romanization)
јад (nominative singular)
јади (nominative plural)
јада (genitive singular)
јада (genitive plural)
јаду (dative singular)
јадима (dative plural)
јад (accusative singular)
јаде (accusative plural)
јаде (singular vocative)
јади (plural vocative)
јаду (locative singular)
јадима (locative plural)
јадом (instrumental singular)
јадима (instrumental plural)


канибализам

канибалѝзам m (Latin spelling kanibalìzam)

канибалѝзам (canonical masculine)
kanibalìzam (romanization)
канибализам (nominative singular)
канибализми (nominative plural)
канибализма (genitive singular)
канибализама (genitive plural)
канибализму (dative singular)
канибализмима (dative plural)
канибализам (accusative singular)
канибализме (accusative plural)
канибализме (singular vocative)
канибализми (plural vocative)
канибализму (locative singular)
канибализмима (locative plural)
канибализмом (instrumental singular)
канибализмима (instrumental plural)


јахта

ја̏хта (canonical feminine)
jȁhta (romanization)
ја̏хта (nominative singular)
јахте (nominative plural)
јахте (genitive singular)
ја̑хта̄ (genitive plural)
ја̑хтӣ (genitive plural)
јахти (dative singular)
јахтама (dative plural)
јахту (accusative singular)
јахте (accusative plural)
јахто (singular vocative)
јахте (plural vocative)
јахти (locative singular)
јахтама (locative plural)
јахтом (instrumental singular)
јахтама (instrumental plural)


reljef

rèljef (canonical masculine)
рѐљеф (Cyrillic)
reljef (nominative singular)
reljefi (nominative plural)
reljefa (genitive singular)
reljefa (genitive plural)
reljefu (dative singular)
reljefima (dative plural)
reljef (accusative singular)
reljefe (accusative plural)
reljefe (singular vocative)
reljefi (plural vocative)
reljefu (locative singular)
reljefima (locative plural)
reljefom (instrumental singular)
reljefima (instrumental plural)


рељеф

рѐљеф (canonical masculine)
rèljef (romanization)
рељеф (nominative singular)
рељефи (nominative plural)
рељефа (genitive singular)
рељефа (genitive plural)
рељефу (dative singular)
рељефима (dative plural)
рељеф (accusative singular)
рељефе (accusative plural)
рељефе (singular vocative)
рељефи (plural vocative)
рељефу (locative singular)
рељефима (locative plural)
рељефом (instrumental singular)
рељефима (instrumental plural)


контрибуција

контрибу́ција

контрибу́ција f (Latin spelling kontribúcija)

контрибу́ција (canonical feminine)
kontribúcija (romanization)
контрибуција (nominative singular)
контрибуције (nominative plural)
контрибуције (genitive singular)
контрибуција (genitive plural)
контрибуцији (dative singular)
контрибуцијама (dative plural)
контрибуцију (accusative singular)
контрибуције (accusative plural)
контрибуцијо (singular vocative)
контрибуције (plural vocative)
контрибуцији (locative singular)
контрибуцијама (locative plural)
контрибуцијом (instrumental singular)
контрибуцијама (instrumental plural)


cirkus

cìrkus (canonical masculine)
цѝркус (Cyrillic)
cirkus (nominative singular)
cirkusi (nominative plural)
cirkusa (genitive singular)
cirkusa (genitive plural)
cirkusu (dative singular)
cirkusima (dative plural)
cirkus (accusative singular)
cirkuse (accusative plural)
cirkuse (singular vocative)
cirkusi (plural vocative)
cirkusu (locative singular)
cirkusima (locative plural)
cirkusom (instrumental singular)
cirkusima (instrumental plural)

circus (a traveling company of performers)


mengele

mȅngele or mȇngele f pl (Cyrillic spelling ме̏нгеле or ме̑нгеле)

mȅngele (canonical)
mȇngele (canonical feminine plural)
ме̏нгеле (Cyrillic)
ме̑нгеле (Cyrillic)
mengele (nominative plural)
mengela (genitive plural)
mengelama (dative plural)
mengele (accusative plural)
mengele (plural vocative)
mengelama (locative plural)
mengelama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish منگنه (mengene).


mandula

mȁndula (canonical feminine)
ма̏ндула (Cyrillic)
mandula (nominative singular)
mandule (nominative plural)
mandule (genitive singular)
mandula (genitive plural)
manduli (dative singular)
mandulama (dative plural)
mandulu (accusative singular)
mandule (accusative plural)
mandulo (singular vocative)
mandule (plural vocative)
manduli (locative singular)
mandulama (locative plural)
mandulom (instrumental singular)
mandulama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Italian mandorla, from Vulgar Latin amandula, from Latin amygdala, from Ancient Greek ἀμυγδάλη (amugdálē).


ластавица

ла̏ставица (canonical feminine)
lȁstavica (romanization)
ластавица (nominative singular)
ластавице (nominative plural)
ластавице (genitive singular)
ластавица (genitive plural)
ластавици (dative singular)
ластавицама (dative plural)
ластавицу (accusative singular)
ластавице (accusative plural)
ластавицо (singular vocative)
ластавице (plural vocative)
ластавици (locative singular)
ластавицама (locative plural)
ластавицом (instrumental singular)
ластавицама (instrumental plural)

ла‧ста‧ви‧ца


ласта

ла́ста (canonical feminine)
lásta (romanization)
ласта (nominative singular)
ласте (nominative plural)
ласте (genitive singular)
ласта (genitive plural)
ласти (dative singular)
ластама (dative plural)
ласту (accusative singular)
ласте (accusative plural)
ласто (singular vocative)
ласте (plural vocative)
ласти (locative singular)
ластама (locative plural)
ластом (instrumental singular)
ластама (instrumental plural)


смокинг

смо̀кинг (canonical masculine)
smòking (romanization)
смокинг (nominative singular)
смокинзи (nominative plural)
смокинга (genitive singular)
смокинга (genitive plural)
смокингу (dative singular)
смокинзима (dative plural)
смокинг (accusative singular)
смокинге (accusative plural)
смокинже (singular vocative)
смокингу (singular vocative)
смокинзи (plural vocative)
смокингу (locative singular)
смокинзима (locative plural)
смокингом (instrumental singular)
смокинзима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from French smoking, from English smoking jacket.


erekcija

erèkcija (canonical feminine)
ерѐкција (Cyrillic)
erekcija (nominative singular)
erekcije (nominative plural)
erekcije (genitive singular)
erekcija (genitive plural)
erekciji (dative singular)
erekcijama (dative plural)
erekciju (accusative singular)
erekcije (accusative plural)
erekcijo (singular vocative)
erekcije (plural vocative)
erekciji (locative singular)
erekcijama (locative plural)
erekcijom (instrumental singular)
erekcijama (instrumental plural)

Prilikom seksualnog uzbuđenja krvni sudovi penisa ispune se krvlju što dovodi do erekcije.

During sexual arousal, the blood vessels of the penis fill with blood which leads to erection.

(physiology) erection (stiffening of the penis)


žezlo

žèzlo (canonical neuter)
жѐзло (Cyrillic)
žèzlo (nominative singular)
žezla (nominative plural)
žezla (genitive singular)
žȅzālā (genitive plural)
žȇzlā (genitive plural)
žezlu (dative singular)
žezlima (dative plural)
žezlo (accusative singular)
žezla (accusative plural)
žezlo (singular vocative)
žezla (plural vocative)
žezlu (locative singular)
žezlima (locative plural)
žezlom (instrumental singular)
žezlima (instrumental plural)


лик

ли̑к (canonical masculine)
lȋk (romanization)
ли̑к (nominative singular)
лѝкови (nominative plural)
лика (genitive singular)
ликова (genitive plural)
лику (dative singular)
ликовима (dative plural)
лик (accusative singular)
ликове (accusative plural)
лику (singular vocative)
ликови (plural vocative)
лику (locative singular)
ликовима (locative plural)
ликом (instrumental singular)
ликовима (instrumental plural)

ти си неки чудан лик.

(by extension, colloquial) guy, bloke, dude, character


радиопријемник

sh-noun

радиопри́је̄мнӣк

радиопри́је̄мнӣк m (Latin spelling radiopríjēmnīk)

радиопри́је̄мнӣк (canonical masculine)
radiopríjēmnīk (romanization)
радиопри́је̄мнӣк (nominative singular)
радиопри́је̄мнӣци (nominative plural)
радиопријемника (genitive singular)
радиопријемника (genitive plural)
радиопријемнику (dative singular)
радиопријемницима (dative plural)
радиопријемник (accusative singular)
радиопријемнике (accusative plural)
радиопријемниче (singular vocative)
радиопријемници (plural vocative)
радиопријемнику (locative singular)
радиопријемницима (locative plural)
радиопријемником (instrumental singular)
радиопријемницима (instrumental plural)

ра‧ди‧о‧при‧јем‧ник

From радио- + прѝје̄мнӣк.

af

радио- + прѝје̄мнӣк


gramofon

sh-noun

gramòfōn m (Cyrillic spelling грамо̀фо̄н)

gramòfōn (canonical masculine)
грамо̀фо̄н (Cyrillic)
gramòfōn (nominative singular)
gramofoni (nominative plural)
gramofóna (genitive singular)
gramofona (genitive plural)
gramofonu (dative singular)
gramofonima (dative plural)
gramofon (accusative singular)
gramofone (accusative plural)
gramofone (singular vocative)
gramofoni (plural vocative)
gramofonu (locative singular)
gramofonima (locative plural)
gramofonom (instrumental singular)
gramofonima (instrumental plural)


kategorija

kategòrija f (Cyrillic spelling катего̀рија)

kategòrija (canonical feminine)
катего̀рија (Cyrillic)
kategorija (nominative singular)
kategorije (nominative plural)
kategorije (genitive singular)
kategorija (genitive plural)
kategoriji (dative singular)
kategorijama (dative plural)
kategoriju (accusative singular)
kategorije (accusative plural)
kategorijo (singular vocative)
kategorije (plural vocative)
kategoriji (locative singular)
kategorijama (locative plural)
kategorijom (instrumental singular)
kategorijama (instrumental plural)


врана

вра̏на (canonical feminine)
vrȁna (romanization)
вра̏на (nominative singular)
вране (nominative plural)
вране (genitive singular)
вра̑на̄ (genitive plural)
врани (dative singular)
вранама (dative plural)
врану (accusative singular)
вране (accusative plural)
врано (singular vocative)
вране (plural vocative)
врани (locative singular)
вранама (locative plural)
враном (instrumental singular)
вранама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *vorna, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *wárˀnāˀ.


taktika

tàktika (canonical feminine)
та̀ктика (Cyrillic)
taktika (nominative singular)
taktike (nominative plural)
taktike (genitive singular)
taktika (genitive plural)
taktici (dative singular)
taktikama (dative plural)
taktiku (accusative singular)
taktike (accusative plural)
taktiko (singular vocative)
taktike (plural vocative)
taktici (locative singular)
taktikama (locative plural)
taktikom (instrumental singular)
taktikama (instrumental plural)


konzul

kȏnzul (canonical masculine)
ко̑нзул (Cyrillic)
konzul (nominative singular)
konzuli (nominative plural)
konzula (genitive singular)
konzula (genitive plural)
konzulu (dative singular)
konzulima (dative plural)
konzula (accusative singular)
konzule (accusative plural)
konzulu (singular vocative)
konzuli (plural vocative)
konzulu (locative singular)
konzulima (locative plural)
konzulom (instrumental singular)
konzulima (instrumental plural)

consul (official residing in major foreign towns to represent and protect the interests of the merchants and citizens of their country)

heads of government
head of government#English

Byzantine Empire
Byzantine Empire#English

(historical) consul (either of the two heads of government and state of the Roman Republic or the equivalent nominal post under the Roman and Byzantine Empires)

heads of government
heads of government#English

(historical) consul (any of the three heads of government and state of France between 1799 and 1804.)


крај

кра̑ј (canonical masculine)
krȃj (romanization)
кра̑ј (nominative singular)
кра̀јеви (nominative plural)
кра̏ја (genitive singular)
крајева (genitive plural)
крају (dative singular)
крајевима (dative plural)
крај (accusative singular)
крајеве (accusative plural)
крају (singular vocative)
крајеви (plural vocative)
крају (locative singular)
крајевима (locative plural)
крајем (instrumental singular)
крајевима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *krajь, possibly from Proto-Indo-European *kroh₁(y)-.


doboš

From Hungarian dobos (“drummer”), from dob (“drum”) + -os, occupational suffix


metionin

metiònīn m (Cyrillic spelling метио̀нӣн)

metiònīn (canonical masculine)
метио̀нӣн (Cyrillic)
metiònīn (nominative singular)
metionína (genitive singular)
metioninu (dative singular)
metionin (accusative singular)
metionine (singular vocative)
metioninu (locative singular)
metioninom (instrumental singular)


karfiol

karfìōl (canonical masculine)
карфѝо̄л (Cyrillic)
karfiol (nominative singular)
karfioli (nominative plural)
karfiola (genitive singular)
karfiola (genitive plural)
karfiolu (dative singular)
karfiolima (dative plural)
karfiol (accusative singular)
karfiole (accusative plural)
karfiole (singular vocative)
karfioli (plural vocative)
karfiolu (locative singular)
karfiolima (locative plural)
karfiolom (instrumental singular)
karfiolima (instrumental plural)


blogosfera

blogosfera f (Cyrillic spelling блогосфера)

блогосфера (Cyrillic)
blogosfera (nominative singular)
blogosfere (nominative plural)
blogosfere (genitive singular)
blogosfera (genitive plural)
blogosferi (dative singular)
blogosferama (dative plural)
blogosferu (accusative singular)
blogosfere (accusative plural)
blogosfero (singular vocative)
blogosfere (plural vocative)
blogosferi (locative singular)
blogosferama (locative plural)
blogosferom (instrumental singular)
blogosferama (instrumental plural)


certifikat

certifìkāt m (Cyrillic spelling цертифѝка̄т)

certifìkāt (canonical masculine)
цертифѝка̄т (Cyrillic)
certifìkāt (nominative singular)
certifikati (nominative plural)
certifikáta (genitive singular)
certifikata (genitive plural)
certifikatu (dative singular)
certifikatima (dative plural)
certifikat (accusative singular)
certifikate (accusative plural)
certifikate (singular vocative)
certifikati (plural vocative)
certifikatu (locative singular)
certifikatima (locative plural)
certifikatom (instrumental singular)
certifikatima (instrumental plural)


dušman

dȕšman (canonical masculine)
dùšmān (canonical masculine)
ду̏шман (Cyrillic)
ду̀шма̄н (Cyrillic)
dušman (nominative singular)
dušmani (nominative plural)
dušmana (genitive singular)
dušmana (genitive plural)
dušmanu (dative singular)
dušmanima (dative plural)
dušmana (accusative singular)
dušmane (accusative plural)
dušmane (singular vocative)
dušmani (plural vocative)
dušmanu (locative singular)
dušmanima (locative plural)
dušmanom (instrumental singular)
dušmanima (instrumental plural)
dȕšmanin (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish دشمن (düşman), from Persian دشمن (došman). Akin to dušmànluk and dȋn-dȕšman.

bor+

Bježao sam pred dušmanom,
Napustivši rodni grad.

I fled before the enemy,
Leaving behind my native city.

Tu svako može biti
Dušman i brat
Svakih pedeset leta izbija rat.

1993, Bajaga i Instruktori, “Ovo je Balkan”, in Bajaga i Instruktori (lyrics), Muzika na struju, performed by Bajaga i Instruktori, Produkcija Stig:

Here anyone can be
Enemy and brother
Every fifty years erupts the war.


душман

ду̏шман (canonical masculine)
ду̀шма̄н (canonical masculine)
dȕšman (romanization)
dùšmān (romanization)
душман (nominative singular)
душмани (nominative plural)
душмана (genitive singular)
душмана (genitive plural)
душману (dative singular)
душманима (dative plural)
душмана (accusative singular)
душмане (accusative plural)
душмане (singular vocative)
душмани (plural vocative)
душману (locative singular)
душманима (locative plural)
душманом (instrumental singular)
душманима (instrumental plural)
ду̏шманин (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish دشمان (düşman), from Persian دشمن (došman). Akin to душма̀нлук and ди̑н-ду̏шман.

Ту свако може бити
Душман и брат
Сваких педесет лета избија рат.

1993, Бајага и Инструктори, “Ово је Балкан”, in Бајага и Инструктори (lyrics), Музика на струју, performed by Бајага и Инструктори, Продукција Стиг:

Tu svako može biti
Dušman i brat
Svakih pedeset leta izbija rat.


neprijatelj

sh-noun

nèprijatelj m (Cyrillic spelling нѐпријатељ)

nèprijatelj (canonical masculine)
нѐпријатељ (Cyrillic)
nèprijatelj (nominative singular)
neprijatelji (nominative plural)
neprijatelja (genitive singular)
neprijatelja (genitive plural)
neprijatelju (dative singular)
neprijateljima (dative plural)
neprijatelja (accusative singular)
neprijatelje (accusative plural)
neprijatelju (singular vocative)
neprijatelji (plural vocative)
neprijatelju (locative singular)
neprijateljima (locative plural)
neprijateljem (instrumental singular)
neprijateljima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *neprijateľь.


непријатељ

sh-noun

нѐпријатељ m (Latin spelling nèprijatelj)

нѐпријатељ (canonical masculine)
nèprijatelj (romanization)
нѐпријатељ (nominative singular)
непријатељи (nominative plural)
непријатеља (genitive singular)
непријатеља (genitive plural)
непријатељу (dative singular)
непријатељима (dative plural)
непријатеља (accusative singular)
непријатеље (accusative plural)
непријатељу (singular vocative)
непријатељи (plural vocative)
непријатељу (locative singular)
непријатељима (locative plural)
непријатељем (instrumental singular)
непријатељима (instrumental plural)

не‧при‧ја‧тељ


пета

пе́та (canonical feminine)
péta (romanization)
пета (nominative singular)
пете (nominative plural)
пете (genitive singular)
пета (genitive plural)
пети (dative singular)
петама (dative plural)
пету (accusative singular)
пете (accusative plural)
пето (singular vocative)
пете (plural vocative)
пети (locative singular)
петама (locative plural)
петом (instrumental singular)
петама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pęta. Cognate with Bulgarian пета (peta), Slovene peta, Russian пята (pjata), Slovak päta. Non-Slavic cognates include Pashto پونده (pūndaʿh, “heel”) and Old Prussian pentis.


takt

tȁkt (canonical masculine)
та̏кт (Cyrillic)
tȁkt (nominative singular)
tàktovi (nominative plural)
takta (genitive singular)
taktova (genitive plural)
taktu (dative singular)
taktovima (dative plural)
takt (accusative singular)
taktove (accusative plural)
takte (singular vocative)
taktovi (plural vocative)
taktu (locative singular)
taktovima (locative plural)
taktom (instrumental singular)
taktovima (instrumental plural)

tact (careful consideration in dealing with others to avoid giving offense)


trubač

trùbāč (canonical masculine)
тру̀ба̄ч (Cyrillic)
trùbāč (nominative singular)
trubači (nominative plural)
trubáča (genitive singular)
trubača (genitive plural)
trubaču (dative singular)
trubačima (dative plural)
trubača (accusative singular)
trubače (accusative plural)
trubaču (singular vocative)
trubači (plural vocative)
trubaču (locative singular)
trubačima (locative plural)
trubačem (instrumental singular)
trubačima (instrumental plural)


kajmak

kàjmak (canonical masculine)
ка̀јмак (Cyrillic)
kajmak (nominative singular)
kajmaci (nominative plural)
kajmaka (genitive singular)
kajmaka (genitive plural)
kajmaku (dative singular)
kajmacima (dative plural)
kajmak (accusative singular)
kajmake (accusative plural)
kajmače (singular vocative)
kajmaci (plural vocative)
kajmaku (locative singular)
kajmacima (locative plural)
kajmakom (instrumental singular)
kajmacima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قایماق (kaymak).

bor+

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

cream (oily part of milk which rises to the top)

skȍrūp

foam appearing on the top when making coffee


кајмак

ка̀јмак (canonical masculine)
kàjmak (romanization)
кајмак (nominative singular)
кајмаци (nominative plural)
кајмака (genitive singular)
кајмака (genitive plural)
кајмаку (dative singular)
кајмацима (dative plural)
кајмак (accusative singular)
кајмаке (accusative plural)
кајмаче (singular vocative)
кајмаци (plural vocative)
кајмаку (locative singular)
кајмацима (locative plural)
кајмаком (instrumental singular)
кајмацима (instrumental plural)


samoubojstvo

sh-noun

samoùbōjstvo n (Cyrillic spelling самоу̀бо̄јство)

samoùbōjstvo (canonical neuter)
самоу̀бо̄јство (Cyrillic)
samoùbōjstvo (nominative singular)
samoubojstva (nominative plural)
samoubojstva (genitive singular)
samoùbōjstāvā (genitive plural)
samoùbōjstvā (genitive plural)
samoubojstvu (dative singular)
samoubojstvima (dative plural)
samoubojstvo (accusative singular)
samoubojstva (accusative plural)
samoubojstvo (singular vocative)
samoubojstva (plural vocative)
samoubojstvu (locative singular)
samoubojstvima (locative plural)
samoubojstvom (instrumental singular)
samoubojstvima (instrumental plural)
samoubístvo (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


suicid

suìcīd (canonical masculine)
суѝцӣд (Cyrillic)
suìcīd (nominative singular)
suicidi (nominative plural)
suicída (genitive singular)
suicida (genitive plural)
suicidu (dative singular)
suicidima (dative plural)
suicid (accusative singular)
suicide (accusative plural)
suicide (singular vocative)
suicidi (plural vocative)
suicidu (locative singular)
suicidima (locative plural)
suicidom (instrumental singular)
suicidima (instrumental plural)

Learned borrowing from New Latin suīcīdium.


raspon

ráspon (canonical masculine)
ра́спон (Cyrillic)
raspon (nominative singular)
rasponi (nominative plural)
raspona (genitive singular)
raspona (genitive plural)
rasponu (dative singular)
rasponima (dative plural)
raspon (accusative singular)
raspone (accusative plural)
raspone (singular vocative)
rasponi (plural vocative)
rasponu (locative singular)
rasponima (locative plural)
rasponom (instrumental singular)
rasponima (instrumental plural)


znoj

znȏj (canonical masculine)
зно̑ј (Cyrillic)
znȏj (nominative singular)
znȍja (genitive singular)
znoju (dative singular)
znoj (accusative singular)
znoju (singular vocative)
znoju (locative singular)
znojem (instrumental singular)


prhut

pȑhūt (canonical feminine)
пр̏хӯт (Cyrillic)
prhut (nominative singular)
prhuti (nominative plural)
prhuti (genitive singular)
prhuti (genitive plural)
prhuti (dative singular)
prhutima (dative plural)
prhut (accusative singular)
prhuti (accusative plural)
prhuti (singular vocative)
prhuti (plural vocative)
prhuti (locative singular)
prhutima (locative plural)
prhuću (instrumental singular)
prhuti (instrumental singular)
prhutima (instrumental plural)


prhut

pȑhūt (canonical masculine)
пр̏хӯт (Cyrillic)
prhut (nominative singular)
prhuti (nominative plural)
prhuta (genitive singular)
prhuta (genitive plural)
prhati (genitive plural)
prhutu (dative singular)
prhutima (dative plural)
prhut (accusative singular)
prhute (accusative plural)
prhuti (singular vocative)
prhuti (plural vocative)
prhutu (locative singular)
prhutima (locative plural)
prhutom (instrumental singular)
prhutima (instrumental plural)


vjeđa

vjȅđa (canonical feminine)
вје̏ђа (Cyrillic)
vjȅđa (nominative singular)
vjeđe (nominative plural)
vjeđe (genitive singular)
vjȇđā (genitive plural)
vjeđi (dative singular)
vjeđama (dative plural)
vjeđu (accusative singular)
vjeđe (accusative plural)
vjeđo (singular vocative)
vjeđe (plural vocative)
vjeđi (locative singular)
vjeđama (locative plural)
vjeđom (instrumental singular)
vjeđama (instrumental plural)
vȅđa (alternative Ekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *věďa. Compare vȋd, vȉdjeti.


vijeće

vijéće (canonical neuter)
вије́ће (Cyrillic)
vijeće (nominative singular)
vijeća (nominative plural)
vijeća (genitive singular)
vijeća (genitive plural)
vijeću (dative singular)
vijećima (dative plural)
vijeće (accusative singular)
vijeća (accusative plural)
vijeće (singular vocative)
vijeća (plural vocative)
vijeću (locative singular)
vijećima (locative plural)
vijećem (instrumental singular)
vijećima (instrumental plural)
véće (alternative Ekavian)


njihalo

njíhalo (canonical neuter)
њи́хало (Cyrillic)
njihalo (nominative singular)
njihala (nominative plural)
njihala (genitive singular)
njihala (genitive plural)
njihalu (dative singular)
njihalima (dative plural)
njihalo (accusative singular)
njihala (accusative plural)
njihalo (singular vocative)
njihala (plural vocative)
njihalu (locative singular)
njihalima (locative plural)
njihalom (instrumental singular)
njihalima (instrumental plural)


vjerovnik

sh-noun

vjeròvnīk m (Cyrillic spelling вјеро̀внӣк)

vjeròvnīk (canonical masculine)
вјеро̀внӣк (Cyrillic)
vjeròvnīk (nominative singular)
vjerovníci (nominative plural)
vjerovníka (genitive singular)
vjerovnika (genitive plural)
vjerovniku (dative singular)
vjerovnicima (dative plural)
vjerovnika (accusative singular)
vjerovnike (accusative plural)
vjerovniče (singular vocative)
vjerovnici (plural vocative)
vjerovniku (locative singular)
vjerovnicima (locative plural)
vjerovnikom (instrumental singular)
vjerovnicima (instrumental plural)
veròvnīk (alternative Ekavian)


podsvijest

pȍdsvijēst f (Cyrillic spelling по̏дсвије̄ст)

pȍdsvijēst (canonical feminine)
по̏дсвије̄ст (Cyrillic)
podsvijest (nominative singular)
podsvijesti (nominative plural)
podsvijesti (genitive singular)
podsvijesti (genitive plural)
podsvijesti (dative singular)
podsvijestima (dative plural)
podsvijest (accusative singular)
podsvijesti (accusative plural)
podsvijesti (singular vocative)
podsvijesti (plural vocative)
podsvijesti (locative singular)
podsvijestima (locative plural)
podsvijesti (instrumental singular)
podsviješću (instrumental singular)
podsvijestima (instrumental plural)
pȍdsvēst (alternative Ekavian)


jajnik

jȃjnīk (canonical feminine)
ја̑јнӣк (Cyrillic)
jajnik (nominative singular)
jajnici (nominative plural)
jajnika (genitive singular)
jajnika (genitive plural)
jajniku (dative singular)
jajnicima (dative plural)
jajnik (accusative singular)
jajnike (accusative plural)
jajniče (singular vocative)
jajnici (plural vocative)
jajniku (locative singular)
jajnicima (locative plural)
jajnikom (instrumental singular)
jajnicima (instrumental plural)


božica

bòžica (canonical feminine)
бо̀жица (Cyrillic)
božica (nominative singular)
božice (nominative plural)
božice (genitive singular)
božica (genitive plural)
božici (dative singular)
božicama (dative plural)
božicu (accusative singular)
božice (accusative plural)
božico (singular vocative)
božice (plural vocative)
božici (locative singular)
božicama (locative plural)
božicom (instrumental singular)
božicama (instrumental plural)


ratovanje

ratovanje n (Cyrillic spelling ратовање)


hrpa

hr̀pa (canonical feminine)
хр̀па (Cyrillic)
hr̀pa (nominative singular)
hrpe (nominative plural)
hrpe (genitive singular)
hŕpā (genitive plural)
hrpi (dative singular)
hrpama (dative plural)
hrpu (accusative singular)
hrpe (accusative plural)
hrpo (singular vocative)
hrpe (plural vocative)
hrpi (locative singular)
hrpama (locative plural)
hrpom (instrumental singular)
hrpama (instrumental plural)


гуска

гу̏ска (canonical feminine)
gȕska (romanization)
гу̏ска (nominative singular)
гуске (nominative plural)
гуске (genitive singular)
гу̏са̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
гу̏скӣ (genitive plural)
гуски (dative singular)
гускама (dative plural)
гуску (accusative singular)
гуске (accusative plural)
гуско (singular vocative)
гуске (plural vocative)
гуски (locative singular)
гускама (locative plural)
гуском (instrumental singular)
гускама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *gǫ̑sь, from Proto-Indo-European *ǵʰh₂éns.


česma

čȅsma (canonical feminine)
че̏сма (Cyrillic)
česma (nominative singular)
česme (nominative plural)
česme (genitive singular)
česāmā (genitive plural)
čȅsmī (genitive plural)
česmi (dative singular)
česmama (dative plural)
česmu (accusative singular)
česme (accusative plural)
česmo (singular vocative)
česme (plural vocative)
česmi (locative singular)
česmama (locative plural)
česmom (instrumental singular)
česmama (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish چشمه (çeşma, çeşme), from Persian چشمه (češme).


чесма

че̏сма (canonical feminine)
čȅsma (romanization)
чесма (nominative singular)
чесме (nominative plural)
чесме (genitive singular)
чеса̄ма̄ (genitive plural)
че̏смӣ (genitive plural)
чесми (dative singular)
чесмама (dative plural)
чесму (accusative singular)
чесме (accusative plural)
чесмо (singular vocative)
чесме (plural vocative)
чесми (locative singular)
чесмама (locative plural)
чесмом (instrumental singular)
чесмама (instrumental plural)


gemišt

gèmišt (canonical masculine)
гѐмишт (Cyrillic)
gemišt (nominative singular)
gemišti (nominative plural)
gemišta (genitive singular)
gemišta (genitive plural)
gemištu (dative singular)
gemištima (dative plural)
gemišt (accusative singular)
gemište (accusative plural)
gemištu (singular vocative)
gemišti (plural vocative)
gemištu (locative singular)
gemištima (locative plural)
gemištom (instrumental singular)
gemištima (instrumental plural)

(regional) spritzer; white wine with added carbonated water


leksikon

lèksikōn m (Cyrillic spelling лѐксико̄н)

lèksikōn (canonical masculine)
лѐксико̄н (Cyrillic)
leksikon (nominative singular)
leksikoni (nominative plural)
leksikona (genitive singular)
leksikona (genitive plural)
leksikonu (dative singular)
leksikonima (dative plural)
leksikon (accusative singular)
leksikone (accusative plural)
leksikone (singular vocative)
leksikoni (plural vocative)
leksikonu (locative singular)
leksikonima (locative plural)
leksikonom (instrumental singular)
leksikonima (instrumental plural)


sajt

сајт (Cyrillic)
sajt (nominative singular)
sajtovi (nominative plural)
sajta (genitive singular)
sajtova (genitive plural)
sajtu (dative singular)
sajtovima (dative plural)
sajt (accusative singular)
sajtove (accusative plural)
sajte (singular vocative)
sajtovi (plural vocative)
sajtu (locative singular)
sajtovima (locative plural)
sajtom (instrumental singular)
sajtovima (instrumental plural)


kartel

kàrtel (canonical masculine)
ка̀ртел (Cyrillic)
kàrtel (nominative singular)
karteli (nominative plural)
kartela (genitive singular)
kȁrtēlā (genitive plural)
kartelu (dative singular)
kartelima (dative plural)
kartel (accusative singular)
kartele (accusative plural)
kartele (singular vocative)
karteli (plural vocative)
kartelu (locative singular)
kartelima (locative plural)
kartelom (instrumental singular)
kartelima (instrumental plural)


лом

ло̑м (canonical masculine)
lȏm (romanization)
ло̑м (nominative singular)
ло̀мови (nominative plural)
ло̀ма (genitive singular)
ло̀мо̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
лому (dative singular)
ломовима (dative plural)
лом (accusative singular)
ломове (accusative plural)
ломе (singular vocative)
ломови (plural vocative)
лому (locative singular)
ломовима (locative plural)
ломом (instrumental singular)
ломовима (instrumental plural)


шок

шо̏к (canonical masculine)
šȍk (romanization)
шо̏к (nominative singular)
шо̀кови (nominative plural)
шока (genitive singular)
шокова (genitive plural)
шоку (dative singular)
шоковима (dative plural)
шок (accusative singular)
шокове (accusative plural)
шоку (singular vocative)
шокови (plural vocative)
шоку (locative singular)
шоковима (locative plural)
шоком (instrumental singular)
шоковима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from English shock and French choc.


топ

то̏п (canonical masculine)
tȍp (romanization)
топ (nominative singular)
топови (nominative plural)
топа (genitive singular)
топова (genitive plural)
топу (dative singular)
топовима (dative plural)
топ (accusative singular)
топове (accusative plural)
топе (singular vocative)
топови (plural vocative)
топу (locative singular)
топовима (locative plural)
топом (instrumental singular)
топовима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish طوپ (top).


интернет

и̏нтернет (canonical masculine)
ȉnternet (romanization)


rased

rásed (canonical masculine)
ра́сед (Cyrillic)
rased (nominative singular)
rasedi (nominative plural)
raseda (genitive singular)
raseda (genitive plural)
rasedu (dative singular)
rasedima (dative plural)
rased (accusative singular)
rasede (accusative plural)
rasede (singular vocative)
rasedi (plural vocative)
rasedu (locative singular)
rasedima (locative plural)
rasedom (instrumental singular)
rasedima (instrumental plural)
rásjed (alternative Ijekavian)


halas

hàlās (canonical masculine)
ха̀ла̄с (Cyrillic)
hàlās (nominative singular)
halási (nominative plural)
halása (genitive singular)
halásā (genitive plural)
halásu (dative singular)
halásima (dative plural)
hàlās (accusative singular)
haláse (accusative plural)
halase (singular vocative)
halási (plural vocative)
halásu (locative singular)
halásima (locative plural)
halásom (instrumental singular)
halásima (instrumental plural)
alaša (alternative)
àlās (alternative)

Borrowed from Hungarian halász (“fisherman”).


шапка

ша̏пка (canonical feminine)
šȁpka (romanization)

Borrowed from Russian ша́пка (šápka). Ultimately from the Old French chape (“cap”).


laik

làik (canonical masculine)
ла̀ик (Cyrillic)
làik (nominative singular)
laici (nominative plural)
laika (genitive singular)
lȁīkā (genitive plural)
laiku (dative singular)
laicima (dative plural)
laika (accusative singular)
laike (accusative plural)
lȁiče (singular vocative)
laici (plural vocative)
laiku (locative singular)
laicima (locative plural)
laikom (instrumental singular)
laicima (instrumental plural)

layman (a nonprofessional / non-professional)


sindžir

sìndžīr (canonical masculine)
сѝнџӣр (Cyrillic)
sìndžīr (nominative singular)
sindžiri (nominative plural)
sindžíra (genitive singular)
sindžira (genitive plural)
sindžiru (dative singular)
sindžirima (dative plural)
sindžir (accusative singular)
sindžire (accusative plural)
sindžire (singular vocative)
sindžiri (plural vocative)
sindžiru (locative singular)
sindžirima (locative plural)
sindžirom (instrumental singular)
sindžirima (instrumental plural)
sìnžīr (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish زنجیر (zincir), from Persian زنجیر (zanjir). First attested in the 14th century.


синџир

сѝнџӣр (canonical masculine)
sìndžīr (romanization)
сѝнџӣр (nominative singular)
синџири (nominative plural)
синџи́ра (genitive singular)
синџира (genitive plural)
синџиру (dative singular)
синџирима (dative plural)
синџир (accusative singular)
синџире (accusative plural)
синџире (singular vocative)
синџири (plural vocative)
синџиру (locative singular)
синџирима (locative plural)
синџиром (instrumental singular)
синџирима (instrumental plural)
сѝнжӣр (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish زنجیر (zincir), from Persian زنجیر (zanjir).


ланац

ла́нац (canonical masculine)
lánac (romanization)
ланац (nominative singular)
ланци (nominative plural)
ланца (genitive singular)
ланаца (genitive plural)
ланцу (dative singular)
ланцима (dative plural)
ланац (accusative singular)
ланце (accusative plural)
ланче (singular vocative)
ланци (plural vocative)
ланцу (locative singular)
ланцима (locative plural)
ланцем (instrumental singular)
ланцима (instrumental plural)

From Middle High German lanne (“chain”) + -ац, the Middle High German from Old High German lanna (“metal sheet, platelet; chain”), from Vulgar Latin lanna from Latin lāmina (“sheet especially of metal”). Cognate with Slovene lanec (“chain”), Macedonian and Bulgarian ланец (lanec, “golden or silver chain”), South and Western Russian ланцу́г (lancúg, “chain”), Polish łańcuch (“chain”), Czech and Slovak lano (“cable, rope”).


katalog

katàlog (canonical masculine)
ката̀лог (Cyrillic)
katàlog (nominative singular)
katàlozi (nominative plural)
kataloga (genitive singular)
kataloga (genitive plural)
katalogu (dative singular)
katalozima (dative plural)
katalog (accusative singular)
kataloge (accusative plural)
katalože (singular vocative)
katalogu (singular vocative)
katalozi (plural vocative)
katalogu (locative singular)
katalozima (locative plural)
katalogom (instrumental singular)
katalozima (instrumental plural)


trapez

tràpēz (canonical masculine)
тра̀пе̄з (Cyrillic)
tràpēz (nominative singular)
trapezi (nominative plural)
trapéza (genitive singular)
trapeza (genitive plural)
trapezu (dative singular)
trapezima (dative plural)
trapez (accusative singular)
trapeze (accusative plural)
trapeze (singular vocative)
trapezi (plural vocative)
trapezu (locative singular)
trapezima (locative plural)
trapezom (instrumental singular)
trapezima (instrumental plural)


celibat

celìbāt (canonical masculine)
целѝба̄т (Cyrillic)
celìbāt (nominative singular)
celibáta (genitive singular)
celibatu (dative singular)
celibat (accusative singular)
celibate (singular vocative)
celibatu (locative singular)
celibatom (instrumental singular)


верига

sh-noun

вѐрига f (Latin spelling vèriga, diminutive вѐрижица)

вѐрига (canonical feminine)
vèriga (romanization)
вѐрижица (diminutive)
вѐрига (nominative singular)
вериге (nominative plural)
вериге (genitive singular)
ве̏рӣга̄ (genitive plural)
веризи (dative singular)
вериги (dative singular)
веригама (dative plural)
веригу (accusative singular)
вериге (accusative plural)
вериго (singular vocative)
вериге (plural vocative)
веризи (locative singular)
вериги (locative singular)
веригама (locative plural)
веригом (instrumental singular)
веригама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *veriga (Compare Russian вериги (verígi), Slovene veriga).

a large chain that closes or blocks something


veriga

vèriga f (Cyrillic spelling вѐрига, diminutive vèrižica)

vèriga (canonical feminine)
вѐрига (Cyrillic)
vèrižica (diminutive)
vèriga (nominative singular)
verige (nominative plural)
verige (genitive singular)
vȅrīgā (genitive plural)
verizi (dative singular)
verigi (dative singular)
verigama (dative plural)
verigu (accusative singular)
verige (accusative plural)
verigo (singular vocative)
verige (plural vocative)
verizi (locative singular)
verigi (locative singular)
verigama (locative plural)
verigom (instrumental singular)
verigama (instrumental plural)


пожар

по̏жа̄р (canonical masculine)
pȍžār (romanization)
пожар (nominative singular)
пожари (nominative plural)
пожара (genitive singular)
пожара (genitive plural)
пожару (dative singular)
пожарима (dative plural)
пожар (accusative singular)
пожаре (accusative plural)
пожару (singular vocative)
пожаре (singular vocative)
пожари (plural vocative)
пожару (locative singular)
пожарима (locative plural)
пожаром (instrumental singular)
пожарима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *požarъ. By surface analysis, по + жар.

fire (occurrence of fire in a certain place)


svetlo

svȅtlo (canonical neuter)
све̏тло (Cyrillic)
svetlo (nominative singular)
svetla (nominative plural)
svetla (genitive singular)
svȅtālā (genitive plural)
svetlu (dative singular)
svetlima (dative plural)
svetlo (accusative singular)
svetla (accusative plural)
svetlo (singular vocative)
svetla (plural vocative)
svetlu (locative singular)
svetlima (locative plural)
svetlom (instrumental singular)
svetlima (instrumental plural)
svjȅtlo (alternative Ijekavian)


luč

lȗč (canonical feminine)
лу̑ч (Cyrillic)
luč (nominative singular)
luči (nominative plural)
luči (genitive singular)
luči (genitive plural)
luči (dative singular)
lučima (dative plural)
luč (accusative singular)
luči (accusative plural)
luči (singular vocative)
luči (plural vocative)
luči (locative singular)
lučima (locative plural)
luči (instrumental singular)
lučima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *lučь, from Proto-Indo-European *lowkis, which is derived from *lewk-.

kindling, resinous pieces of wood and twigs used to start a fire.


tetica

tȅtica (canonical feminine)
те̏тица (Cyrillic)
tetica (nominative singular)
tetice (nominative plural)
tetice (genitive singular)
tetica (genitive plural)
tetici (dative singular)
teticama (dative plural)
teticu (accusative singular)
tetice (accusative plural)
tetice (singular vocative)
tetico (singular vocative)
tetice (plural vocative)
tetici (locative singular)
teticama (locative plural)
teticom (instrumental singular)
teticama (instrumental plural)


kundura

kùndura (canonical feminine)
ку̀ндура (Cyrillic)
kundura (nominative singular)
kundure (nominative plural)
kundure (genitive singular)
kundura (genitive plural)
kunduri (dative singular)
kundurama (dative plural)
kunduru (accusative singular)
kundure (accusative plural)
kunduro (singular vocative)
kundure (plural vocative)
kunduri (locative singular)
kundurama (locative plural)
kundurom (instrumental singular)
kundurama (instrumental plural)
kòndura (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قوندورا (kundura).


napad

nápad (canonical masculine)
на́пад (Cyrillic)
napad (nominative singular)
napadi (nominative plural)
napada (genitive singular)
napada (genitive plural)
napadu (dative singular)
napadima (dative plural)
napad (accusative singular)
napade (accusative plural)
napade (singular vocative)
napadi (plural vocative)
napadu (locative singular)
napadima (locative plural)
napadom (instrumental singular)
napadima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *napadъ (“attack”). Cognate with Upper Sorbian napad, Lower Sorbian napad, Polish napad, Czech nápad (“idea”), Slovene napàd, Macedonian напад (napad).


ножица

но̀жица (canonical feminine)
nòžica (romanization)
но̀жица (nominative singular)
ножице (nominative plural)
ножице (genitive singular)
но̏жӣца̄ (genitive plural)
ножици (dative singular)
ножицама (dative plural)
ножицу (accusative singular)
ножице (accusative plural)
ножице (singular vocative)
ножицо (singular vocative)
ножице (plural vocative)
ножици (locative singular)
ножицама (locative plural)
ножицом (instrumental singular)
ножицама (instrumental plural)


reklama

rekláma (canonical feminine)
рекла́ма (Cyrillic)
reklama (nominative singular)
reklame (nominative plural)
reklame (genitive singular)
reklama (genitive plural)
reklami (dative singular)
reklamama (dative plural)
reklamu (accusative singular)
reklame (accusative plural)
reklamo (singular vocative)
reklame (plural vocative)
reklami (locative singular)
reklamama (locative plural)
reklamom (instrumental singular)
reklamama (instrumental plural)

advertisement, commercial (commercial solicitation)


дифтонг

дѝфтонг (canonical masculine)
dìftong (romanization)
дифтонг (nominative singular)
дифтонзи (nominative plural)
дифтонга (genitive singular)
дифтонга (genitive plural)
дифтонгу (dative singular)
дифтонзима (dative plural)
дифтонг (accusative singular)
дифтонге (accusative plural)
дифтонгже (singular vocative)
дифтонгу (singular vocative)
дифтонзи (plural vocative)
дифтонгу (locative singular)
дифтонзима (locative plural)
дифтонгом (instrumental singular)
дифтонзима (instrumental plural)


pokrov

pòkrov (canonical masculine)
по̀кров (Cyrillic)
pokrov (nominative singular)
pokrovi (nominative plural)
pokrova (genitive singular)
pokrova (genitive plural)
pokrovu (dative singular)
pokrovima (dative plural)
pokrov (accusative singular)
pokrove (accusative plural)
pokrovu (singular vocative)
pokrovi (plural vocative)
pokrovu (locative singular)
pokrovima (locative plural)
pokrovom (instrumental singular)
pokrovima (instrumental plural)

→ Venetan: pocrovo

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pokrovъ. Akin to Russian покро́в (pokróv), Polish pokrów, Macedonian покров (pokrov), Albanian pokrovë, Greek πορκόβα (porkóva).


граф

гра̏ф (canonical masculine)
grȁf (romanization)
гра̏ф (nominative singular)
гра̀фови (nominative plural)
графа (genitive singular)
графова (genitive plural)
графу (dative singular)
графовима (dative plural)
граф (accusative singular)
графове (accusative plural)
графе (singular vocative)
графови (plural vocative)
графу (locative singular)
графовима (locative plural)
графом (instrumental singular)
графовима (instrumental plural)


пространство

sh-noun

простра́нство

простра́нство n (Latin spelling prostránstvo)

простра́нство (canonical neuter)
prostránstvo (romanization)
пространство (nominative singular)
пространства (nominative plural)
пространства (genitive singular)
пространства (genitive plural)
пространству (dative singular)
пространствима (dative plural)
пространство (accusative singular)
пространства (accusative plural)
пространству (singular vocative)
пространства (plural vocative)
пространству (locative singular)
пространствима (locative plural)
пространством (instrumental singular)
пространствима (instrumental plural)


tipka

tȉpka (canonical feminine)
ти̏пка (Cyrillic)
tȉpka (nominative singular)
tȉpke (nominative plural)
tȉpkē (genitive singular)
tȉpākā (genitive plural)
tîpkī (genitive plural)
tȉpki (dative singular)
tȉpkama (dative plural)
tȉpku (accusative singular)
tȉpke (accusative plural)
tȉpko (singular vocative)
tȉpke (plural vocative)
tȉpki (locative singular)
tȉpkama (locative plural)
tȉpkōm (instrumental singular)
tȉpkama (instrumental plural)

key (button on any musical or typewriting keyboard)


herceg

hèrceg (canonical masculine)
хѐрцег (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Hungarian herceg, from Middle High German herzog, from Old High German herizogo, from Proto-West Germanic *harjatogō.


stranka

strȁnka (canonical feminine)
стра̏нка (Cyrillic)
strȁnka (nominative singular)
stranke (nominative plural)
stranke (genitive singular)
strȁnākā (genitive plural)
strȁnci (dative singular)
strankama (dative plural)
stranku (accusative singular)
stranke (accusative plural)
stranko (singular vocative)
stranke (plural vocative)
strȁnci (locative singular)
strankama (locative plural)
strankom (instrumental singular)
strankama (instrumental plural)

party in legal or administrative proceedings


žica

žȉca (canonical feminine)
жи̏ца (Cyrillic)
žica (nominative singular)
žice (nominative plural)
žice (genitive singular)
žica (genitive plural)
žici (dative singular)
žicama (dative plural)
žicu (accusative singular)
žice (accusative plural)
žico (singular vocative)
žice (plural vocative)
žici (locative singular)
žicama (locative plural)
žicom (instrumental singular)
žicama (instrumental plural)


богатство

бога̀тство (canonical neuter)
bogàtstvo (romanization)
бога̀тство (nominative singular)
богатства (nominative plural)
богатства (genitive singular)
бога̀тста̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
бога́тства̄ (genitive plural)
богатству (dative singular)
богатствима (dative plural)
богатство (accusative singular)
богатства (accusative plural)
богатство (singular vocative)
богатства (plural vocative)
богатству (locative singular)
богатствима (locative plural)
богатством (instrumental singular)
богатствима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *bogatьstvo.


celebritet

celebrìtēt m (Cyrillic spelling целебрѝте̄т)

celebrìtēt (canonical masculine)
целебрѝте̄т (Cyrillic)
celebrìtēt (nominative singular)
celebriteti (nominative plural)
celebritéta (genitive singular)
celebriteta (genitive plural)
celebritetu (dative singular)
celebritetima (dative plural)
celebritet (accusative singular)
celebritete (accusative plural)
celebritetu (singular vocative)
celebriteti (plural vocative)
celebritetu (locative singular)
celebritetima (locative plural)
celebritetom (instrumental singular)
celebritetima (instrumental plural)