добро

до̀бро (canonical neuter)
dòbro (romanization)
до̀бро (nominative singular)
добра (nominative plural)
до̀бра (genitive singular)
доба́ра̄ (genitive plural)
добру (dative singular)
добрима (dative plural)
добро (accusative singular)
добра (accusative plural)
добро (singular vocative)
добра (plural vocative)
добру (locative singular)
добрима (locative plural)
добром (instrumental singular)
добрима (instrumental plural)

From до̏бар.


добро

до̀бро (canonical masculine)
dòbro (romanization)


navada

nȃvada (canonical feminine)
на̑вада (Cyrillic)
navada (nominative singular)
navade (nominative plural)
navade (genitive singular)
navada (genitive plural)
navadi (dative singular)
navadama (dative plural)
navadu (accusative singular)
navade (accusative plural)
navado (singular vocative)
navade (plural vocative)
navadi (locative singular)
navadama (locative plural)
navadom (instrumental singular)
navadama (instrumental plural)


brest

brȇst (canonical masculine)
бре̑ст (Cyrillic)
brest (nominative singular)
brestovi (nominative plural)
bresta (genitive singular)
brestova (genitive plural)
brestu (dative singular)
brestovima (dative plural)
brest (accusative singular)
brestove (accusative plural)
breste (singular vocative)
brestovi (plural vocative)
brestu (locative singular)
brestovima (locative plural)
brestom (instrumental singular)
brestovima (instrumental plural)
brist (alternative Ikavian)
brijest (alternative Ijekavian)


lula

lùla (canonical feminine)
лу̀ла (Cyrillic)
lula (nominative singular)
lule (nominative plural)
lule (genitive singular)
lula (genitive plural)
luli (dative singular)
lulama (dative plural)
lulu (accusative singular)
lule (accusative plural)
lulo (singular vocative)
lule (plural vocative)
luli (locative singular)
lulama (locative plural)
lulom (instrumental singular)
lulama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish لوله (lüle) (Turkish lüle), from Persian لوله (lule).


netopir

nȅtopīr (canonical masculine)
не̏топӣр (Cyrillic)
netopir (nominative singular)
netopiri (nominative plural)
netopira (genitive singular)
netopira (genitive plural)
netopiru (dative singular)
netopirima (dative plural)
netopira (accusative singular)
netopire (accusative plural)
netopiru (singular vocative)
netopiri (plural vocative)
netopiru (locative singular)
netopirima (locative plural)
netopirom (instrumental singular)
netopirima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *netopyřь. First attested in the 17th century.

(regional, Croatia) bat (small flying mammal)


разговор

ра̏згово̄р (canonical masculine)
rȁzgovōr (romanization)
разговор (nominative singular)
разговори (nominative plural)
разговора (genitive singular)
разговора (genitive plural)
разговору (dative singular)
разговорима (dative plural)
разговор (accusative singular)
разговоре (accusative plural)
разговоре (singular vocative)
разговору (singular vocative)
разговори (plural vocative)
разговору (locative singular)
разговорима (locative plural)
разговором (instrumental singular)
разговорима (instrumental plural)

From ра̀з- + го̏во̄р, maybe as a calque of Ancient Greek διάλογος (diálogos).

af

ра̀з- + го̏во̄р


залог

за́лог (canonical masculine)
zálog (romanization)
залог (nominative singular)
залога (genitive singular)
залогу (dative singular)
залог (accusative singular)
заложе (singular vocative)
залогу (locative singular)
залогом (instrumental singular)


sef

sȅf (canonical masculine)
се̏ф (Cyrillic)
sȅf (nominative singular)
sèfovi (nominative plural)
sefa (genitive singular)
sefova (genitive plural)
sefu (dative singular)
sefovima (dative plural)
sef (accusative singular)
sefove (accusative plural)
sefe (singular vocative)
sefovi (plural vocative)
sefu (locative singular)
sefovima (locative plural)
sefom (instrumental singular)
sefovima (instrumental plural)


утроба

у̏троба (canonical feminine)
ȕtroba (romanization)
утроба (nominative singular)
утробе (nominative plural)
утробе (genitive singular)
утроба (genitive plural)
утроби (dative singular)
утробама (dative plural)
утробу (accusative singular)
утробе (accusative plural)
утробо (singular vocative)
утробе (plural vocative)
утроби (locative singular)
утробама (locative plural)
утробом (instrumental singular)
утробама (instrumental plural)


maternica

sh-noun

mȁternica f (Cyrillic spelling ма̏терница)

mȁternica (canonical feminine)
ма̏терница (Cyrillic)
maternica (nominative singular)
maternice (nominative plural)
maternice (genitive singular)
maternica (genitive plural)
maternici (dative singular)
maternicama (dative plural)
maternicu (accusative singular)
maternice (accusative plural)
maternice (singular vocative)
maternico (singular vocative)
maternice (plural vocative)
maternici (locative singular)
maternicama (locative plural)
maternicom (instrumental singular)
maternicama (instrumental plural)
mȁterica (alternative)


trem

trȇm (canonical masculine)
тре̑м (Cyrillic)
trȇm (nominative singular)
trémovi (nominative plural)
trema (genitive singular)
tremova (genitive plural)
tremu (dative singular)
tremovima (dative plural)
trem (accusative singular)
tremove (accusative plural)
treme (singular vocative)
tremovi (plural vocative)
tremu (locative singular)
tremovima (locative plural)
tremom (instrumental singular)
tremovima (instrumental plural)
trijȇm (alternative Ijekavian)


tranzistor

trànzistor m (Cyrillic spelling тра̀нзистор)

trànzistor (canonical masculine)
тра̀нзистор (Cyrillic)
tranzistor (nominative singular)
tranzistori (nominative plural)
tranzistora (genitive singular)
tranzistora (genitive plural)
tranzistoru (dative singular)
tranzistorima (dative plural)
tranzistor (accusative singular)
tranzistore (accusative plural)
tranzistore (singular vocative)
tranzistori (plural vocative)
tranzistoru (locative singular)
tranzistorima (locative plural)
tranzistorom (instrumental singular)
tranzistorima (instrumental plural)


stanje

stánje (canonical neuter)
ста́ње (Cyrillic)
stanje (nominative singular)
stanja (nominative plural)
stanja (genitive singular)
stanja (genitive plural)
stanju (dative singular)
stanjima (dative plural)
stanje (accusative singular)
stanja (accusative plural)
stanje (singular vocative)
stanja (plural vocative)
stanju (locative singular)
stanjima (locative plural)
stanjem (instrumental singular)
stanjima (instrumental plural)


прибор

при́бор (canonical masculine)
príbor (romanization)
прибор (nominative singular)
прибора (genitive singular)
прибору (dative singular)
прибор (accusative singular)
прибору (singular vocative)
приборе (singular vocative)
прибору (locative singular)
прибором (instrumental singular)

sh-decl-noun-unc

прибору / приборе

equipment, kit, supplies, gear, set (collection of objects for a particular purpose, such as a set of tools)


гребен

гре̏бе̄н (canonical masculine)
grȅbēn (romanization)
гребен (nominative singular)
гребени (nominative plural)
гребена (genitive singular)
гребена (genitive plural)
гребену (dative singular)
гребенима (dative plural)
гребен (accusative singular)
гребене (accusative plural)
гребене (singular vocative)
гребени (plural vocative)
гребену (locative singular)
гребенима (locative plural)
гребеном (instrumental singular)
гребенима (instrumental plural)

crest, range (of a mountain), particularly if steep


koleda

kòleda (canonical feminine)
ко̀леда (Cyrillic)
kòleda (nominative singular)
kolede (nominative plural)
kolede (genitive singular)
kȍlēdā (genitive plural)
koledi (dative singular)
koledama (dative plural)
koledu (accusative singular)
kolede (accusative plural)
koledo (singular vocative)
kolede (plural vocative)
koledi (locative singular)
koledama (locative plural)
koledom (instrumental singular)
koledama (instrumental plural)
kòlēnda (alternative)

From Old Church Slavonic колѧда (kolęda), from Latin kalendae.
Cognates include Bulgarian Коледа (Koleda).


сокол

со̏кол (canonical masculine)
sȍkol (romanization)
соко (nominative singular)
сокол (nominative singular)
соколови (nominative plural)
сокола (genitive singular)
соколова (genitive plural)
соколу (dative singular)
соколовима (dative plural)
сокола (accusative singular)
соколове (accusative plural)
соколе (singular vocative)
соколови (plural vocative)
соколу (locative singular)
соколовима (locative plural)
соколом (instrumental singular)
соколовима (instrumental plural)
со̏ко (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


баран

ба̀ран (canonical masculine)
bàran (romanization)
баран (nominative singular)
барани (nominative plural)
барана (genitive singular)
барана (genitive plural)
барану (dative singular)
баранима (dative plural)
барана (accusative singular)
баране (accusative plural)
баране (singular vocative)
барани (plural vocative)
барану (locative singular)
баранима (locative plural)
бараном (instrumental singular)
баранима (instrumental plural)


božanstvo

sh-noun

božànstvo n (Cyrillic spelling божа̀нство)

božànstvo (canonical neuter)
божа̀нство (Cyrillic)
božànstvo (nominative singular)
božanstva (nominative plural)
božanstva (genitive singular)
bòžanstāvā (genitive plural)
božanstvu (dative singular)
božanstvima (dative plural)
božanstvo (accusative singular)
božanstva (accusative plural)
božanstvo (singular vocative)
božanstva (plural vocative)
božanstvu (locative singular)
božanstvima (locative plural)
božanstvom (instrumental singular)
božanstvima (instrumental plural)


принц

при̏нц (canonical masculine)
prȉnc (romanization)
при̏нц (nominative singular)
прѝнчеви (nominative plural)
принца (genitive singular)
прѝнче̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
принцу (dative singular)
принчевима (dative plural)
принца (accusative singular)
принчеве (accusative plural)
принче (singular vocative)
принчеви (plural vocative)
принцу (locative singular)
принчевима (locative plural)
принцем (instrumental singular)
принчевима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Prinz, from French prince, from Latin prī̆nceps.

(soccer, chiefly in plural) Paris Saint-Germain player


zene

inflection of zena:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


скат

ска̏т (canonical masculine)
skȁt (romanization)

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


konak

kònak (canonical masculine)
ко̀нак (Cyrillic)
kònak (nominative singular)
konaci (nominative plural)
konaka (genitive singular)
kȍnākā (genitive plural)
konaku (dative singular)
konacima (dative plural)
konak (accusative singular)
konake (accusative plural)
konače (singular vocative)
konaci (plural vocative)
konaku (locative singular)
konacima (locative plural)
konakom (instrumental singular)
konacima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قوناق (konak, “mansion, station, inn”).


gibanica

gìbanica (canonical feminine)
гѝбаница (Cyrillic)
gibanica (nominative singular)
gibanice (nominative plural)
gibanice (genitive singular)
gibanica (genitive plural)
gibanici (dative singular)
gibanicama (dative plural)
gibanicu (accusative singular)
gibanice (accusative plural)
gibanice (singular vocative)
gibanico (singular vocative)
gibanice (plural vocative)
gibanici (locative singular)
gibanicama (locative plural)
gibanicom (instrumental singular)
gibanicama (instrumental plural)

From gib, gibati, originally meaning "folded pie".


комплекс

ко̀мплекс (canonical masculine)
kòmpleks (romanization)
ко̀мплекс (nominative singular)
комплекси (nominative plural)
ко̀мплекса (genitive singular)
ко̏мпле̄кса̄ (genitive plural)
комплексу (dative singular)
комплексима (dative plural)
комплекс (accusative singular)
комплексе (accusative plural)
комплексе (singular vocative)
комплекси (plural vocative)
комплексу (locative singular)
комплексима (locative plural)
комплексом (instrumental singular)
комплексима (instrumental plural)

complex (psychologically based dislike or fear)


ага

а̀га (canonical masculine)
àga (romanization)
а̀га (nominative singular)
аге (nominative plural)
аге (genitive singular)
а̑га̄ (genitive plural)
аги (dative singular)
агама (dative plural)
агу (accusative singular)
аге (accusative plural)
аго (singular vocative)
аге (plural vocative)
аги (locative singular)
агама (locative plural)
агом (instrumental singular)
агама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish آغا (ağa) (Turkish ağa, aga).


велможа

вѐлможа (canonical masculine)
vèlmoža (romanization)
велможа (nominative singular)
велможе (nominative plural)
велможе (genitive singular)
велможа (genitive plural)
велможи (dative singular)
велможама (dative plural)
велможу (accusative singular)
велможе (accusative plural)
велможо (singular vocative)
велможе (plural vocative)
велможи (locative singular)
велможама (locative plural)
велможом (instrumental singular)
велможама (instrumental plural)


колега

коле́га (canonical masculine)
koléga (romanization)
колега (nominative singular)
колеге (nominative plural)
колеге (genitive singular)
колега (genitive plural)
колеги (dative singular)
колегама (dative plural)
колегу (accusative singular)
колеге (accusative plural)
колего (singular vocative)
колеге (plural vocative)
колеги (locative singular)
колегама (locative plural)
колегом (instrumental singular)
колегама (instrumental plural)


tuberkuloza

sh-noun

tuberkulóza f (Cyrillic spelling туберкуло́за)

tuberkulóza (canonical feminine)
туберкуло́за (Cyrillic)
tuberkuloza (nominative singular)
tuberkuloze (nominative plural)
tuberkuloze (genitive singular)
tuberkuloza (genitive plural)
tuberkulozi (dative singular)
tuberkulozama (dative plural)
tuberkulozu (accusative singular)
tuberkuloze (accusative plural)
tuberkulozo (singular vocative)
tuberkuloze (plural vocative)
tuberkulozi (locative singular)
tuberkulozama (locative plural)
tuberkulozom (instrumental singular)
tuberkulozama (instrumental plural)


nosić

nòsić (canonical masculine)
но̀сић (Cyrillic)
nosić (nominative singular)
nosići (nominative plural)
nosića (genitive singular)
nosića (genitive plural)
nosiću (dative singular)
nosićima (dative plural)
nosić (accusative singular)
nosiće (accusative plural)
nosiću (singular vocative)
nosići (plural vocative)
nosiću (locative singular)
nosićima (locative plural)
nosićem (instrumental singular)
nosićima (instrumental plural)


идиот

идѝот (canonical masculine)
idìot (romanization)
идиот (nominative singular)
идиоти (nominative plural)
идиота (genitive singular)
идиота (genitive plural)
идиоту (dative singular)
идиотима (dative plural)
идиота (accusative singular)
идиоте (accusative plural)
идиоте (singular vocative)
идиоти (plural vocative)
идиоту (locative singular)
идиотима (locative plural)
идиотом (instrumental singular)
идиотима (instrumental plural)

From Latin idiōta, from Ancient Greek ἰδιώτης (idiṓtēs, “a private citizen, one who has no professional knowledge, layman”).


кокошка

ко̀ко̄шка (canonical feminine)
kòkōška (romanization)
кокошка (nominative singular)
кокошке (nominative plural)
кокошке (genitive singular)
кокошака (genitive plural)
кокошки (genitive plural)
кокошки (dative singular)
кокошкама (dative plural)
кокошку (accusative singular)
кокошке (accusative plural)
кокошко (singular vocative)
кокошке (plural vocative)
кокошки (locative singular)
кокошкама (locative plural)
кокошком (instrumental singular)
кокошкама (instrumental plural)


umor

úmor (canonical masculine)
у́мор (Cyrillic)
umor (nominative singular)
umori (nominative plural)
umora (genitive singular)
umora (genitive plural)
umoru (dative singular)
umorima (dative plural)
umor (accusative singular)
umore (accusative plural)
umoru (singular vocative)
umore (singular vocative)
umori (plural vocative)
umoru (locative singular)
umorima (locative plural)
umorom (instrumental singular)
umorima (instrumental plural)


krastača

sh-noun

kràstača f (Cyrillic spelling кра̀стача)

kràstača (canonical feminine)
кра̀стача (Cyrillic)
krastača (nominative singular)
krastače (nominative plural)
krastače (genitive singular)
krastača (genitive plural)
krastači (dative singular)
krastačama (dative plural)
krastaču (accusative singular)
krastače (accusative plural)
krastačo (singular vocative)
krastače (plural vocative)
krastači (locative singular)
krastačama (locative plural)
krastačom (instrumental singular)
krastačama (instrumental plural)


глобус

гло́бус (canonical masculine)
glóbus (romanization)
глобус (nominative singular)
глобуси (nominative plural)
глобуса (genitive singular)
глобуса (genitive plural)
глобусу (dative singular)
глобусима (dative plural)
глобус (accusative singular)
глобусе (accusative plural)
глобусе (singular vocative)
глобуси (plural vocative)
глобусу (locative singular)
глобусима (locative plural)
глобусом (instrumental singular)
глобусима (instrumental plural)

(geography, cartography) globe (model of the Earth)


успех

у̀спех (canonical masculine)
ùspeh (romanization)
успех (nominative singular)
успеси (nominative plural)
успеха (genitive singular)
успеха (genitive plural)
успеху (dative singular)
успесима (dative plural)
успех (accusative singular)
успехе (accusative plural)
успеху (singular vocative)
успеси (plural vocative)
успеху (locative singular)
успесима (locative plural)
успехом (instrumental singular)
успесима (instrumental plural)
у̀спјех (alternative Ijekavian)


uspeh

ùspeh (canonical masculine)
у̀спех (Cyrillic)
uspeh (nominative singular)
uspesi (nominative plural)
uspeha (genitive singular)
uspeha (genitive plural)
uspehu (dative singular)
uspesima (dative plural)
uspeh (accusative singular)
uspehe (accusative plural)
uspehu (singular vocative)
uspesi (plural vocative)
uspehu (locative singular)
uspesima (locative plural)
uspehom (instrumental singular)
uspesima (instrumental plural)
ùspjeh (alternative Ijekavian)

Borrowed from Czech úspěch in the 19th century.


lelek

lȅlēk (canonical masculine)
ле̏ле̄к (Cyrillic)
lelek (nominative singular)
leleka (genitive singular)
leleku (dative singular)
lelek (accusative singular)
leleče (singular vocative)
leleku (locative singular)
lelekom (instrumental singular)

Of imitative origin, possibly descending from Proto-Indo-European *leh₂- (“to howl, bark, lament”). See also German lullen, Ancient Greek λάλος (lálos), Albanian lule.

onomatopoeic

imitative


цитра

ци̏тра (canonical feminine)
cȉtra (romanization)
ци̏тра (nominative singular)
цитре (nominative plural)
цитре (genitive singular)
ци̏та̄ра̄ (genitive plural)
ци̏трӣ (genitive plural)
цитри (dative singular)
цитрама (dative plural)
цитру (accusative singular)
цитре (accusative plural)
цитро (singular vocative)
цитре (plural vocative)
цитри (locative singular)
цитрама (locative plural)
цитром (instrumental singular)
цитрама (instrumental plural)


defekt

sh-noun

dèfekt, defȅkt m (Cyrillic spelling дѐфект, дефе̏кт)

dèfekt (canonical)
defȅkt (canonical masculine)
дѐфект (Cyrillic)
дефе̏кт (Cyrillic)
dèfekt (nominative singular)
defekti (nominative plural)
defekta (genitive singular)
dèfekātā (genitive plural)
defektu (dative singular)
defektima (dative plural)
defekt (accusative singular)
defekte (accusative plural)
defekte (singular vocative)
defekti (plural vocative)
defektu (locative singular)
defektima (locative plural)
defektom (instrumental singular)
defektima (instrumental plural)


сперма

спѐрма (canonical feminine)
spèrma (romanization)
сперма (nominative singular)
сперме (nominative plural)
сперме (genitive singular)
сперма (genitive plural)
сперми (dative singular)
спермама (dative plural)
сперму (accusative singular)
сперме (accusative plural)
спермо (singular vocative)
сперме (plural vocative)
сперми (locative singular)
спермама (locative plural)
спермом (instrumental singular)
спермама (instrumental plural)


тренер

тре́нер (canonical masculine)
tréner (romanization)
тренер (nominative singular)
тренери (nominative plural)
тренера (genitive singular)
тренера (genitive plural)
тренеру (dative singular)
тренерима (dative plural)
тренера (accusative singular)
тренере (accusative plural)
тренеру (singular vocative)
тренери (plural vocative)
тренеру (locative singular)
тренерима (locative plural)
тренером (instrumental singular)
тренерима (instrumental plural)


trener

tréner (canonical masculine)
тре́нер (Cyrillic)
trener (nominative singular)
treneri (nominative plural)
trenera (genitive singular)
trenera (genitive plural)
treneru (dative singular)
trenerima (dative plural)
trenera (accusative singular)
trenere (accusative plural)
treneru (singular vocative)
treneri (plural vocative)
treneru (locative singular)
trenerima (locative plural)
trenerom (instrumental singular)
trenerima (instrumental plural)


jidiš

jȉdiš (canonical masculine)
ји̏диш (Cyrillic)
jidiš (nominative singular)
jidiša (genitive singular)
jidišu (dative singular)
jidiš (accusative singular)
jidišu (singular vocative)
jidišu (locative singular)
jidišem (instrumental singular)


somnambul

somnàmbul m (Cyrillic spelling сомна̀мбул)

somnàmbul (canonical masculine)
сомна̀мбул (Cyrillic)
somnambul (nominative singular)
somnambuli (nominative plural)
somnambula (genitive singular)
somnambula (genitive plural)
somnambulu (dative singular)
somnambulima (dative plural)
somnambula (accusative singular)
somnambule (accusative plural)
somnambulu (singular vocative)
somnambuli (plural vocative)
somnambulu (locative singular)
somnambulima (locative plural)
somnambulom (instrumental singular)
somnambulima (instrumental plural)


družba

drùžba (canonical feminine)
дру̀жба (Cyrillic)
družba (nominative singular)
družbe (nominative plural)
družbe (genitive singular)
družba (genitive plural)
družbi (genitive plural)
družbi (dative singular)
družbama (dative plural)
družbu (accusative singular)
družbe (accusative plural)
družbo (singular vocative)
družbe (plural vocative)
družbi (locative singular)
družbama (locative plural)
družbom (instrumental singular)
družbama (instrumental plural)


сестрица

сѐстрица (canonical feminine)
sèstrica (romanization)
сестрица (nominative singular)
сестрице (nominative plural)
сестрице (genitive singular)
сестрица (genitive plural)
сестрици (dative singular)
сестрицама (dative plural)
сестрицу (accusative singular)
сестрице (accusative plural)
сестрице (singular vocative)
сестрице (plural vocative)
сестрици (locative singular)
сестрицама (locative plural)
сестрицом (instrumental singular)
сестрицама (instrumental plural)

From сѐстра.


сустав

су́став (canonical masculine)
sústav (romanization)
сустав (nominative singular)
сустави (nominative plural)
сустава (genitive singular)
сустава (genitive plural)
суставу (dative singular)
суставима (dative plural)
сустав (accusative singular)
суставе (accusative plural)
суставе (singular vocative)
сустави (plural vocative)
суставу (locative singular)
суставима (locative plural)
суставом (instrumental singular)
суставима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed by Bogoslav Šulek from Czech soustava.


bajonet

bajònēt (canonical masculine)
бајо̀не̄т (Cyrillic)
bajònēt (nominative singular)
bajoneti (nominative plural)
bajonéta (genitive singular)
bajoneta (genitive plural)
bajonetu (dative singular)
bajonetima (dative plural)
bajonet (accusative singular)
bajonete (accusative plural)
bajonetu (singular vocative)
bajoneti (plural vocative)
bajonetu (locative singular)
bajonetima (locative plural)
bajonetom (instrumental singular)
bajonetima (instrumental plural)
bajonéta (alternative)
bajùnēt (alternative)
bajunéta (alternative)

Borrowed from French baïonnette, named after the French town of Bayonne.


neutralnost

neutrálnōst f (Cyrillic spelling неутра́лно̄ст)

neutrálnōst (canonical feminine)
неутра́лно̄ст (Cyrillic)
neutralnost (nominative singular)
neutralnosti (nominative plural)
neutralnosti (genitive singular)
neutralnosti (genitive plural)
neutralnosti (dative singular)
neutralnostima (dative plural)
neutralnost (accusative singular)
neutralnosti (accusative plural)
neutralnosti (singular vocative)
neutralnosti (plural vocative)
neutralnosti (locative singular)
neutralnostima (locative plural)
neutralnošću (instrumental singular)
neutralnosti (instrumental singular)
neutralnostima (instrumental plural)


неутралност

неутра́лно̄ст

неутра́лно̄ст f (Latin spelling neutrálnōst)

неутра́лно̄ст (canonical feminine)
neutrálnōst (romanization)
неутралност (nominative singular)
неутралности (nominative plural)
неутралности (genitive singular)
неутралности (genitive plural)
неутралности (dative singular)
неутралностима (dative plural)
неутралност (accusative singular)
неутралности (accusative plural)
неутралности (singular vocative)
неутралности (plural vocative)
неутралности (locative singular)
неутралностима (locative plural)
неутралношћу (instrumental singular)
неутралности (instrumental singular)
неутралностима (instrumental plural)


команда

ко̀ма̄нда (canonical feminine)
kòmānda (romanization)
ко̀ма̄нда (nominative singular)
команде (nominative plural)
команде (genitive singular)
ко̀ма̄нда̄ (genitive plural)
ко̀ма̄ндӣ (genitive plural)
команди (dative singular)
командама (dative plural)
команду (accusative singular)
команде (accusative plural)
командо (singular vocative)
команде (plural vocative)
команди (locative singular)
командама (locative plural)
командом (instrumental singular)
командама (instrumental plural)


спорт

спо̏рт (canonical masculine)
spȍrt (romanization)
спо̏рт (nominative singular)
спо̀ртови (nominative plural)
спорта (genitive singular)
спортова (genitive plural)
спорту (dative singular)
спортовима (dative plural)
спорт (accusative singular)
спортове (accusative plural)
спорте (singular vocative)
спортови (plural vocative)
спорту (locative singular)
спортовима (locative plural)
спортом (instrumental singular)
спортовима (instrumental plural)
шпо̏рт (alternative Croatia)


дружба

дру̀жба (canonical feminine)
drùžba (romanization)
дружба (nominative singular)
дружбе (nominative plural)
дружбе (genitive singular)
дружба (genitive plural)
дружби (genitive plural)
дружби (dative singular)
дружбама (dative plural)
дружбу (accusative singular)
дружбе (accusative plural)
дружбо (singular vocative)
дружбе (plural vocative)
дружби (locative singular)
дружбама (locative plural)
дружбом (instrumental singular)
дружбама (instrumental plural)


краставац

кра̏ставац (canonical masculine)
krȁstavac (romanization)
краставац (nominative singular)
краставци (nominative plural)
краставца (genitive singular)
краставаца (genitive plural)
краставцу (dative singular)
краставцима (dative plural)
краставац (accusative singular)
краставце (accusative plural)
краставче (singular vocative)
краставци (plural vocative)
краставцу (locative singular)
краставцима (locative plural)
краставцом (instrumental singular)
краставцима (instrumental plural)
кра̏ставица (alternative)

→ Albanian: kastravec

From кра̏ста.


мрква

мр̏ква (canonical feminine)
mȑkva (romanization)
мрква (nominative singular)
мркве (nominative plural)
мркве (genitive singular)
мр̏ка̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
мр̏квӣ (genitive plural)
мркви (dative singular)
мрквама (dative plural)
мркву (accusative singular)
мркве (accusative plural)
мркво (singular vocative)
мркве (plural vocative)
мркви (locative singular)
мрквама (locative plural)
мрквом (instrumental singular)
мрквама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *mъrky, cognates include Bulgarian морков (morkov) and Russian морковь (morkovʹ).


pirat

pìrāt (canonical masculine)
пѝра̄т (Cyrillic)
pìrāt (nominative singular)
pirati (nominative plural)
piráta (genitive singular)
pirata (genitive plural)
piratu (dative singular)
piratima (dative plural)
pirata (accusative singular)
pirate (accusative plural)
pirate (singular vocative)
pirati (plural vocative)
piratu (locative singular)
piratima (locative plural)
piratom (instrumental singular)
piratima (instrumental plural)

From Latin pīrāta, from Ancient Greek πειρατής (peiratḗs), from πεῖρα (peîra, “trial, attempt, plot”).


агресивност

агреси́вно̄ст

агреси́вно̄ст f (Latin spelling agresívnōst)

агреси́вно̄ст (canonical feminine)
agresívnōst (romanization)
агресивност (nominative singular)
агресивности (nominative plural)
агресивности (genitive singular)
агресивности (genitive plural)
агресивности (dative singular)
агресивностима (dative plural)
агресивност (accusative singular)
агресивности (accusative plural)
агресивности (singular vocative)
агресивности (plural vocative)
агресивности (locative singular)
агресивностима (locative plural)
агресивношћу (instrumental singular)
агресивности (instrumental singular)
агресивностима (instrumental plural)


адекватност

адеква́тно̄ст

адеква́тно̄ст f (Latin spelling adekvátnōst)

адеква́тно̄ст (canonical feminine)
adekvátnōst (romanization)
адеква́тно̄ст (nominative singular)
адекватности (nominative plural)
адеква́тности (genitive singular)
адекватности (genitive plural)
адекватности (dative singular)
адекватностима (dative plural)
адекватност (accusative singular)
адекватности (accusative plural)
адекватности (singular vocative)
адекватности (plural vocative)
адекватности (locative singular)
адекватностима (locative plural)
адеква́тности (instrumental singular)
адеква́тношћу (instrumental singular)
адекватностима (instrumental plural)

а‧де‧кват‧ност

From а̏деква̄тан.


активност

акти́вно̄ст f (Latin spelling aktívnōst)

акти́вно̄ст (canonical feminine)
aktívnōst (romanization)
активност (nominative singular)
активности (nominative plural)
активности (genitive singular)
активности (genitive plural)
активности (dative singular)
активностима (dative plural)
активност (accusative singular)
активности (accusative plural)
активности (singular vocative)
активности (plural vocative)
активности (locative singular)
активностима (locative plural)
активношћу (instrumental singular)
активности (instrumental singular)
активностима (instrumental plural)


dželat

džèlāt (canonical masculine)
џѐла̄т (Cyrillic)
dželat (nominative singular)
dželati (nominative plural)
dželata (genitive singular)
dželata (genitive plural)
dželatu (dative singular)
dželatima (dative plural)
dželata (accusative singular)
dželate (accusative plural)
dželate (singular vocative)
dželati (plural vocative)
dželatu (locative singular)
dželatima (locative plural)
dželatom (instrumental singular)
dželatima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish جلاد (cellat), from Arabic جَلَّاد (jallād).

bor+

(Bosnia, Serbia, Macedonia, Montenegro) hangman, executioner

(Bosnia, Serbia, Macedonia, Montenegro, qualifier) oppressor


џелат

џѐла̄т (canonical masculine)
džèlāt (romanization)
џелат (nominative singular)
џелати (nominative plural)
џелата (genitive singular)
џелата (genitive plural)
џелату (dative singular)
џелатима (dative plural)
џелата (accusative singular)
џелате (accusative plural)
џелате (singular vocative)
џелати (plural vocative)
џелату (locative singular)
џелатима (locative plural)
џелатом (instrumental singular)
џелатима (instrumental plural)

(Bosnia, Serbia, regional) hangman, executioner


krama

kráma (canonical feminine)
кра́ма (Cyrillic)
krama (nominative singular)
krame (nominative plural)
krame (genitive singular)
krama (genitive plural)
krami (dative singular)
kramama (dative plural)
kramu (accusative singular)
krame (accusative plural)
kramo (singular vocative)
krame (plural vocative)
krami (locative singular)
kramama (locative plural)
kramom (instrumental singular)
kramama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Kram. First attested in the 16th century.


публика

пу̀блика (canonical feminine)
pùblika (romanization)
публика (nominative singular)
публике (nominative plural)
публике (genitive singular)
публика (genitive plural)
публици (dative singular)
публикама (dative plural)
публику (accusative singular)
публике (accusative plural)
публико (singular vocative)
публике (plural vocative)
публици (locative singular)
публикама (locative plural)
публиком (instrumental singular)
публикама (instrumental plural)


teoretik

teorètik (canonical masculine)
теорѐтик (Cyrillic)
teoretik (nominative singular)
teoretici (nominative plural)
teoretika (genitive singular)
teoretika (genitive plural)
teoretiku (dative singular)
teoreticima (dative plural)
teoretika (accusative singular)
teoretike (accusative plural)
teoretiče (singular vocative)
teoretici (plural vocative)
teoretiku (locative singular)
teoreticima (locative plural)
teoretikom (instrumental singular)
teoreticima (instrumental plural)


процедура

процеду́ра (canonical feminine)
procedúra (romanization)
процедура (nominative singular)
процедуре (nominative plural)
процедуре (genitive singular)
процедура (genitive plural)
процедури (dative singular)
процедурама (dative plural)
процедуру (accusative singular)
процедуре (accusative plural)
процедуро (singular vocative)
процедуре (plural vocative)
процедури (locative singular)
процедурама (locative plural)
процедуром (instrumental singular)
процедурама (instrumental plural)

про‧це‧ду‧ра


renesansa

sh-noun

renesànsa f (Cyrillic spelling ренеса̀нса)

renesànsa (canonical feminine)
ренеса̀нса (Cyrillic)
renesansa (nominative singular)
renesanse (nominative plural)
renesanse (genitive singular)
renesansa (genitive plural)
renesansi (genitive plural)
renesansi (dative singular)
renesansama (dative plural)
renesansu (accusative singular)
renesanse (accusative plural)
renesanso (singular vocative)
renesanse (plural vocative)
renesansi (locative singular)
renesansama (locative plural)
renesansom (instrumental singular)
renesansama (instrumental plural)


sociolog

sociòlog m (Cyrillic spelling социо̀лог)

sociòlog (canonical masculine)
социо̀лог (Cyrillic)
sociòlog (nominative singular)
sociòlozi (nominative plural)
sociologa (genitive singular)
sociologa (genitive plural)
sociologu (dative singular)
sociolozima (dative plural)
sociologa (accusative singular)
sociologe (accusative plural)
sociolože (singular vocative)
sociolozi (plural vocative)
sociologu (locative singular)
sociolozima (locative plural)
sociologom (instrumental singular)
sociolozima (instrumental plural)


sojka

Alternative form of šȏjka (“jay”) (bird)


sedlo

sèdlo (canonical neuter)
сѐдло (Cyrillic)
sèdlo (nominative singular)
sèdla (nominative plural)
sèdla (genitive singular)
sedálā (genitive plural)
sédlā (genitive plural)
sèdlu (dative singular)
sèdlima (dative plural)
sèdlo (accusative singular)
sèdla (accusative plural)
sèdlo (singular vocative)
sèdla (plural vocative)
sèdlu (locative singular)
sèdlima (locative plural)
sèdlom (instrumental singular)
sèdlima (instrumental plural)


бреме

бре̏ме (canonical neuter)
brȅme (romanization)
бреме (nominative singular)
бремѐна (nominative plural)
бремена (genitive singular)
бремена (genitive plural)
бремену (dative singular)
бременима (dative plural)
бреме (accusative singular)
бремена (accusative plural)
бреме (singular vocative)
бремена (plural vocative)
бремену (locative singular)
бременима (locative plural)
бременом (instrumental singular)
бременима (instrumental plural)
brjȅme (alternative Ijekavian)
brime (alternative Ikavian)
бријѐме (alternative obsolete)


време

вре́ме (canonical neuter)
vréme (romanization)
вре́ме (nominative singular)
времѐна (nominative plural)
врѐмена (genitive singular)
време́на̄ (genitive plural)
врѐмену (dative singular)
времѐнима (dative plural)
вре́ме (accusative singular)
времѐна (accusative plural)
вре́ме (singular vocative)
времѐна (plural vocative)
врѐмену (locative singular)
времѐнима (locative plural)
врѐменом (instrumental singular)
времѐнима (instrumental plural)
врије́ме (alternative Ijekavian)
vrime (alternative Ikavian)

From earlier *vrěmę, from Proto-Slavic *vermę.

Њена браћа су дошла на време.

извјешће о времену

У вријеме Ирода цара Јудејскога бијаше неки свештеник од реда Авијна, по имену Зарија, и жена његова од племена Аронова, по имену Јелисавета.

1847, Вук Стефановић Караџић, “Luke 1: 5-12”, in Serbian Translation of the Bible:

There was in the days of Herod, the king of Judea, a certain priest named Zacharias, of the course of Abia; and his wife was of the daughters of Aaron, and her name was Elisabeth.

U vrijeme Iroda cara Judejskoga bijaše neki sveštenik od reda Avijna, po imenu Zarija, i žena njegova od plemena Aronova, po imenu Jelisaveta.


племе

пле̏ме (canonical neuter)
plȅme (romanization)
племе (nominative singular)
племѐна (nominative plural)
племена (genitive singular)
племе́на̄ (genitive plural)
племену (dative singular)
племенима (dative plural)
племе (accusative singular)
племена (accusative plural)
племе (singular vocative)
племена (plural vocative)
племену (locative singular)
племенима (locative plural)
племеном (instrumental singular)
племенима (instrumental plural)


нектар

не̏ктар (canonical masculine)
nȅktar (romanization)
нектар (nominative singular)
нектари (nominative plural)
нектара (genitive singular)
нектара (genitive plural)
нектару (dative singular)
нектарима (dative plural)
нектар (accusative singular)
нектаре (accusative plural)
нектару (singular vocative)
нектари (plural vocative)
нектару (locative singular)
нектарима (locative plural)
нектаром (instrumental singular)
нектарима (instrumental plural)

From Ancient Greek νέκταρ (néktar, “nourishment of the gods”), from Proto-Indo-European *néḱtr̥h₂, derived from the roots *neḱ- (“to perish, disappear”) and *terh₂- (“to overcome”).


семе

се̏ме (canonical neuter)
sȅme (romanization)
се̏ме (nominative singular)
семена (nominative plural)
се̏мена (genitive singular)
семена (genitive plural)
семену (dative singular)
семенима (dative plural)
семе (accusative singular)
семена (accusative plural)
семе (singular vocative)
семена (plural vocative)
семену (locative singular)
семенима (locative plural)
семеном (instrumental singular)
семенима (instrumental plural)
сје̏ме (alternative Ijekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sěmę, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *sḗˀmen, from Proto-Indo-European *séh₁mn̥.


нарцис

на̀рцис (canonical masculine)
nàrcis (romanization)
нарцис (nominative singular)
нарциси (nominative plural)
нарциса (genitive singular)
нарциса (genitive plural)
нарцису (dative singular)
нарцисима (dative plural)
нарцис (accusative singular)
нарцисе (accusative plural)
нарцисе (singular vocative)
нарциси (plural vocative)
нарцису (locative singular)
нарцисима (locative plural)
нарцисом (instrumental singular)
нарцисима (instrumental plural)


рало

ра̏ло (canonical neuter)
rȁlo (romanization)
рало (nominative singular)
рала (nominative plural)
рала (genitive singular)
рала (genitive plural)
ралу (dative singular)
ралима (dative plural)
рало (accusative singular)
рала (accusative plural)
рало (singular vocative)
рала (plural vocative)
ралу (locative singular)
ралима (locative plural)
ралом (instrumental singular)
ралима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *ordlo, from Proto-Indo-European *h₂érh₃trom.


носила

но̀сила (canonical neuter plural)
nòsila (romanization)
носила (nominative plural)
носила (genitive plural)
носилима (dative plural)
носила (accusative plural)
носила (plural vocative)
носилима (locative plural)
носилима (instrumental plural)


ногомет

но̏гоме̄т (canonical masculine)
nȍgomēt (romanization)
ногомет (nominative singular)
ногомета (genitive singular)
ногомету (dative singular)
ногомет (accusative singular)
ногомете (singular vocative)
ногомету (locative singular)
ногометом (instrumental singular)

но̀га (“leg”) + -мет


рукомет

ру̏коме̄т (canonical masculine)
rȕkomēt (romanization)
рукомет (nominative singular)
рукомета (genitive singular)
рукомету (dative singular)
рукомет (accusative singular)
рукомете (singular vocative)
рукомету (locative singular)
рукометом (instrumental singular)


лотос

ло̏тос (canonical masculine)
lȍtos (romanization)
лотос (nominative singular)
лотоси (nominative plural)
лотоса (genitive singular)
лотоса (genitive plural)
лотосу (dative singular)
лотосима (dative plural)
лотос (accusative singular)
лотосе (accusative plural)
лотосе (singular vocative)
лотоси (plural vocative)
лотосу (locative singular)
лотосима (locative plural)
лотосом (instrumental singular)
лотосима (instrumental plural)


lotos

lȍtos (canonical masculine)
ло̏тос (Cyrillic)
lotos (nominative singular)
lotosi (nominative plural)
lotosa (genitive singular)
lotosa (genitive plural)
lotosu (dative singular)
lotosima (dative plural)
lotos (accusative singular)
lotose (accusative plural)
lotose (singular vocative)
lotosi (plural vocative)
lotosu (locative singular)
lotosima (locative plural)
lotosom (instrumental singular)
lotosima (instrumental plural)


звездан

звѐздан (canonical masculine)
zvèzdan (romanization)
звѐздан (nominative singular)
звездани (nominative plural)
звездана (genitive singular)
звездана (genitive plural)
звездану (dative singular)
звезданима (dative plural)
звездан (accusative singular)
звездана (accusative singular)
звездане (accusative plural)
звездане (singular vocative)
звездани (plural vocative)
звездану (locative singular)
звезданима (locative plural)
звезданом (instrumental singular)
звезданима (instrumental plural)
звѐздан (alternative Ekavian)

suffix

зве́зда (“star”) + -ан

(botany) the name of several trefoils of the genus Lotus


zvezdan

zvèzdan (canonical masculine)
звѐздан (Cyrillic)
zvèzdan (nominative singular)
zvezdani (nominative plural)
zvezdana (genitive singular)
zvezdana (genitive plural)
zvezdanu (dative singular)
zvezdanima (dative plural)
zvezdan (accusative singular)
zvezdana (accusative singular)
zvezdane (accusative plural)
zvezdane (singular vocative)
zvezdani (plural vocative)
zvezdanu (locative singular)
zvezdanima (locative plural)
zvezdanom (instrumental singular)
zvezdanima (instrumental plural)
zvèzdan (alternative Ekavian)

(botany) the name of several trefoils of the genus Lotus.


zvjezdan

zvjèzdan (canonical masculine)
звјѐздан (Cyrillic)
zvjèzdan (nominative singular)
zvjezdani (nominative plural)
zvjezdana (genitive singular)
zvjezdana (genitive plural)
zvjezdanu (dative singular)
zvjezdanima (dative plural)
zvjezdan (accusative singular)
zvjezdana (accusative singular)
zvjezdane (accusative plural)
zvjezdane (singular vocative)
zvjezdani (plural vocative)
zvjezdanu (locative singular)
zvjezdanima (locative plural)
zvjezdanom (instrumental singular)
zvjezdanima (instrumental plural)
zvèzdan (alternative Ekavian)


астроном

астро̀ном (canonical masculine)
astrònom (romanization)
астроном (nominative singular)
астрономи (nominative plural)
астронома (genitive singular)
астронома (genitive plural)
астроному (dative singular)
астрономима (dative plural)
астронома (accusative singular)
астрономе (accusative plural)
астрономе (singular vocative)
астрономи (plural vocative)
астроному (locative singular)
астрономима (locative plural)
астрономом (instrumental singular)
астрономима (instrumental plural)


s.

Abbreviation of srednji rod (“neuter gender”).


džonka

From English junk, from Portuguese junco, from Javanese djong (Malay adjong).


џонка

džonka (romanization)
џунка (alternative)


џунка

džunka (romanization)
џонка (alternative)


savest

sávest (canonical feminine)
са́вест (Cyrillic)
savest (nominative singular)
savesti (nominative plural)
savesti (genitive singular)
savesti (genitive plural)
savesti (dative singular)
savestima (dative plural)
savest (accusative singular)
savesti (accusative plural)
savesti (singular vocative)
savesti (plural vocative)
savesti (locative singular)
savestima (locative plural)
savešću (instrumental singular)
savesti (instrumental singular)
savestima (instrumental plural)
sávjest (alternative Ijekavian)

From Old Church Slavonic съвѣсть (sŭvěstĭ).


џукела

џу̀кела (canonical feminine)
džùkela (romanization)
џукела (nominative singular)
џукеле (nominative plural)
џукеле (genitive singular)
џукела (genitive plural)
џукели (dative singular)
џукелама (dative plural)
џукелу (accusative singular)
џукеле (accusative plural)
џукело (singular vocative)
џукеле (plural vocative)
џукели (locative singular)
џукелама (locative plural)
џукелом (instrumental singular)
џукелама (instrumental plural)


džukela

džùkela (canonical feminine)
џу̀кела (Cyrillic)
džukela (nominative singular)
džukele (nominative plural)
džukele (genitive singular)
džukela (genitive plural)
džukeli (dative singular)
džukelama (dative plural)
džukelu (accusative singular)
džukele (accusative plural)
džukelo (singular vocative)
džukele (plural vocative)
džukeli (locative singular)
džukelama (locative plural)
džukelom (instrumental singular)
džukelama (instrumental plural)


ограда

о̏града (canonical feminine)
ȍgrada (romanization)
ограда (nominative singular)
ограде (nominative plural)
ограде (genitive singular)
ограда (genitive plural)
огради (dative singular)
оградама (dative plural)
ограду (accusative singular)
ограде (accusative plural)
оградо (singular vocative)
ограде (plural vocative)
огради (locative singular)
оградама (locative plural)
оградом (instrumental singular)
оградама (instrumental plural)


лихва

ли̏хва (canonical feminine)
lȉhva (romanization)
ли̏хва (nominative singular)
лихве (nominative plural)
лихве (genitive singular)
ли̏ха̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
ли̏хвӣ (genitive plural)
лихви (dative singular)
лихвама (dative plural)
лихву (accusative singular)
лихве (accusative plural)
лихво (singular vocative)
лихве (plural vocative)
лихви (locative singular)
лихвама (locative plural)
лихвом (instrumental singular)
лихвама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *lixva (Russian лихва́ (lixvá), Polish lichwa).


чистота

чисто̀та (canonical feminine)
čistòta (romanization)
чистота (nominative singular)
чистоте (nominative plural)
чистоте (genitive singular)
чистота (genitive plural)
чистоти (dative singular)
чистотама (dative plural)
чистоту (accusative singular)
чистоте (accusative plural)
чистото (singular vocative)
чистоте (plural vocative)
чистоти (locative singular)
чистотама (locative plural)
чистотом (instrumental singular)
чистотама (instrumental plural)

From чи̏ст + -ота.

af

чи̏ст + -ота


пила

пи́ла (canonical feminine)
píla (romanization)
пила (nominative singular)
пиле (nominative plural)
пиле (genitive singular)
пила (genitive plural)
пили (dative singular)
пилама (dative plural)
пилу (accusative singular)
пиле (accusative plural)
пило (singular vocative)
пиле (plural vocative)
пили (locative singular)
пилама (locative plural)
пилом (instrumental singular)
пилама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pila, from Old High German fil (“file”).


топлота

топло̀та (canonical feminine)
toplòta (romanization)
топлота (nominative singular)
топлоте (nominative plural)
топлоте (genitive singular)
топлота (genitive plural)
топлоти (dative singular)
топлотама (dative plural)
топлоту (accusative singular)
топлоте (accusative plural)
топлото (singular vocative)
топлоте (plural vocative)
топлоти (locative singular)
топлотама (locative plural)
топлотом (instrumental singular)
топлотама (instrumental plural)


слина

сли̏на (canonical feminine)
slȉna (romanization)
сли̏на (nominative singular)
слине (nominative plural)
слине (genitive singular)
сли̑на̄ (genitive plural)
слини (dative singular)
слинама (dative plural)
слину (accusative singular)
слине (accusative plural)
слино (singular vocative)
слине (plural vocative)
слини (locative singular)
слинама (locative plural)
слином (instrumental singular)
слинама (instrumental plural)


красота

красо̀та (canonical feminine)
krasòta (romanization)
красо̀та (nominative singular)
красоте (nominative plural)
красоте (genitive singular)
красо́та̄ (genitive plural)
красоти (dative singular)
красотама (dative plural)
красоту (accusative singular)
красоте (accusative plural)
красото (singular vocative)
красоте (plural vocative)
красоти (locative singular)
красотама (locative plural)
красотом (instrumental singular)
красотама (instrumental plural)


слатина

сла̏тина (canonical feminine)
slȁtina (romanization)
слатина (nominative singular)
слатине (nominative plural)
слатине (genitive singular)
слатина (genitive plural)
слатини (dative singular)
слатинама (dative plural)
слатину (accusative singular)
слатине (accusative plural)
слатино (singular vocative)
слатине (plural vocative)
слатини (locative singular)
слатинама (locative plural)
слатином (instrumental singular)
слатинама (instrumental plural)


шеф

ше̏ф (canonical masculine)
šȅf (romanization)
ше̏ф (nominative singular)
ше̏фови (nominative plural)
шефа (genitive singular)
шефова (genitive plural)
шефу (dative singular)
шефовима (dative plural)
шефа (accusative singular)
шефове (accusative plural)
шефе (singular vocative)
шефови (plural vocative)
шефу (locative singular)
шефовима (locative plural)
шефом (instrumental singular)
шефовима (instrumental plural)

Гласачи у Србији 3. априла бираће шефа државе, највишег функционера за кога могу директно да гласају.

2022, Марија Јанковић, “Избори у Србији 2022: Ко су кандидати за председника Србије”, in BBC Njuz:

On April 3, voters in Serbia will elect the head of state, the highest official for whom they can vote directly.

Glasači u Srbiji 3. aprila biraće šefa države, najvišeg funkcionera za koga mogu direktno da glasaju.


elipsa

elìpsa (canonical feminine)
елѝпса (Cyrillic)
elìpsa (nominative singular)
elipse (nominative plural)
elipse (genitive singular)
elípsā (genitive plural)
elìpsī (genitive plural)
elipsi (dative singular)
elipsama (dative plural)
elipsu (accusative singular)
elipse (accusative plural)
elipso (singular vocative)
elipse (plural vocative)
elipsi (locative singular)
elipsama (locative plural)
elipsom (instrumental singular)
elipsama (instrumental plural)


куна

ку́на (canonical feminine)
kúna (romanization)
куна (nominative singular)
куне (nominative plural)
куне (genitive singular)
куна (genitive plural)
куни (dative singular)
кунама (dative plural)
куну (accusative singular)
куне (accusative plural)
куно (singular vocative)
куне (plural vocative)
куни (locative singular)
кунама (locative plural)
куном (instrumental singular)
кунама (instrumental plural)
кн (alternative)

kuna (former currency of Croatia, until 2023)


лим

ли̏м (canonical masculine)
lȉm (romanization)
ли̏м (nominative singular)
лѝмови (nominative plural)
лима (genitive singular)
лѝмо̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
лиму (dative singular)
лимовима (dative plural)
лим (accusative singular)
лимове (accusative plural)
лиме (singular vocative)
лимови (plural vocative)
лиму (locative singular)
лимовима (locative plural)
лимом (instrumental singular)
лимовима (instrumental plural)

(by extension, hyponym, Croatia) tinplate

(by extension, regional, Croatia) tin (silvery-white metal, the chemical element of atomic number 50)


мора

мо̏ра (canonical feminine)
mȍra (romanization)
мора (nominative singular)
море (nominative plural)
море (genitive singular)
мора (genitive plural)
мори (dative singular)
морама (dative plural)
мору (accusative singular)
море (accusative plural)
моро (singular vocative)
море (plural vocative)
мори (locative singular)
морама (locative plural)
мором (instrumental singular)
морама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *morъ, *mora, from Proto-Indo-European *mer- (“death”). Cognate with Lithuanian mãras (“plague, pestilence”), Latin mors (“death”) and Sanskrit मर (mara, “death, dying”).


мора

мо́ра (canonical feminine)
móra (romanization)
мора (nominative singular)
море (nominative plural)
море (genitive singular)
мора (genitive plural)
мори (dative singular)
морама (dative plural)
мору (accusative singular)
море (accusative plural)
моро (singular vocative)
море (plural vocative)
мори (locative singular)
морама (locative plural)
мором (instrumental singular)
морама (instrumental plural)

From Latin mora (“duration of time, delay”).


мора

мо̑ра (canonical feminine)
mȏra (romanization)
мора (nominative singular)
море (nominative plural)
море (genitive singular)
мора (genitive plural)
мори (dative singular)
морама (dative plural)
мору (accusative singular)
море (accusative plural)
моро (singular vocative)
море (plural vocative)
мори (locative singular)
морама (locative plural)
мором (instrumental singular)
морама (instrumental plural)


vokal

vòkāl (canonical masculine)
во̀ка̄л (Cyrillic)
vokal (nominative singular)
vokali (nominative plural)
vokala (genitive singular)
vokala (genitive plural)
vokalu (dative singular)
vokalima (dative plural)
vokal (accusative singular)
vokale (accusative plural)
vokale (singular vocative)
vokali (plural vocative)
vokalu (locative singular)
vokalima (locative plural)
vokalom (instrumental singular)
vokalima (instrumental plural)


kumarin

kumàrīn (canonical masculine)
кума̀рӣн (Cyrillic)
kumàrīn (nominative singular)
kumarini (nominative plural)
kumarína (genitive singular)
kumarina (genitive plural)
kumarinu (dative singular)
kumarinima (dative plural)
kumarin (accusative singular)
kumarine (accusative plural)
kumarine (singular vocative)
kumarini (plural vocative)
kumarinu (locative singular)
kumarinima (locative plural)
kumarinom (instrumental singular)
kumarinima (instrumental plural)


murina

mùrina (canonical feminine)
му̀рина (Cyrillic)

From Latin murena from Ancient Greek μύραινα (múraina), possibly via Italian murena.
A doublet of mòruna (“beluga”).


savana

savàna (canonical feminine)
сава̀на (Cyrillic)
savàna (nominative singular)
savane (nominative plural)
savane (genitive singular)
savánā (genitive plural)
savani (dative singular)
savanama (dative plural)
savanu (accusative singular)
savane (accusative plural)
savano (singular vocative)
savane (plural vocative)
savani (locative singular)
savanama (locative plural)
savanom (instrumental singular)
savanama (instrumental plural)


turist

tùrist (canonical masculine)
ту̀рист (Cyrillic)
turist (nominative singular)
turisti (nominative plural)
turista (genitive singular)
turista (genitive plural)
turistu (dative singular)
turistima (dative plural)
turista (accusative singular)
turiste (accusative plural)
turiste (singular vocative)
turisti (plural vocative)
turistu (locative singular)
turistima (locative plural)
turistom (instrumental singular)
turistima (instrumental plural)


kučka

kȕčka (canonical feminine)
ку̏чка (Cyrillic)
kȕčka (nominative singular)
kučke (nominative plural)
kučke (genitive singular)
kȕčākā (genitive plural)
kȕčkī (genitive plural)
kučki (dative singular)
kučkama (dative plural)
kučku (accusative singular)
kučke (accusative plural)
kučko (singular vocative)
kučke (plural vocative)
kučki (locative singular)
kučkama (locative plural)
kučkom (instrumental singular)
kučkama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kučьka, borrowed from a Turkic language. Compare to Proto-Turkic *kaŋčïk (“bitch (female dog)”).


soko

sȍko (canonical masculine)
со̏ко (Cyrillic)
soko (nominative singular)
sokol (nominative singular)
sokolovi (nominative plural)
sokola (genitive singular)
sokolova (genitive plural)
sokolu (dative singular)
sokolovima (dative plural)
sokola (accusative singular)
sokolove (accusative plural)
sokole (singular vocative)
sokolovi (plural vocative)
sokolu (locative singular)
sokolovima (locative plural)
sokolom (instrumental singular)
sokolovima (instrumental plural)
sȍkol (alternative Croatia)

Soko leti preko Sarajeva,
Traži lada gdi će ladovati.

1814, Vuk Stefanović Karadžić, Mala prostonarodna slaveno-serbska pjesnarica:

A falcon flies over Sarajevo;
It seeks shade where it will stay shaded.


veš

vȅš (canonical masculine)
ве̏ш (Cyrillic)
veš (nominative singular)
veša (genitive singular)
vešu (dative singular)
veš (accusative singular)
vešu (singular vocative)
vešu (locative singular)
vešem (instrumental singular)


opatija

opàtija (canonical feminine)
опа̀тија (Cyrillic)
opatija (nominative singular)
opatije (nominative plural)
opatije (genitive singular)
opatija (genitive plural)
opatiji (dative singular)
opatijama (dative plural)
opatiju (accusative singular)
opatije (accusative plural)
opatijo (singular vocative)
opatije (plural vocative)
opatiji (locative singular)
opatijama (locative plural)
opatijom (instrumental singular)
opatijama (instrumental plural)

From Late Latin abbātia, from Classical Latin abbās (“abbot”).


бит

би̑т (canonical masculine)
bȋt (romanization)
би̑т (nominative singular)
бити (nominative plural)
бити (genitive singular)
би́тӣ (genitive plural)
бити (dative singular)
битима (dative plural)
бит (accusative singular)
бити (accusative plural)
бити (singular vocative)
бити (plural vocative)
бити (locative singular)
битима (locative plural)
бити (instrumental singular)
битима (instrumental plural)


бит

би̏т (canonical masculine)
bȉt (romanization)
би̏т (nominative singular)
бѝтови (nominative plural)
бита (genitive singular)
битова (genitive plural)
биту (dative singular)
битовима (dative plural)
бит (accusative singular)
битове (accusative plural)
бите (singular vocative)
битови (plural vocative)
биту (locative singular)
битовима (locative plural)
битом (instrumental singular)
битовима (instrumental plural)


kalkulator

sh-noun

kalkùlātor m (Cyrillic spelling калку̀ла̄тор)

kalkùlātor (canonical masculine)
калку̀ла̄тор (Cyrillic)
kalkulator (nominative singular)
kalkulatori (nominative plural)
kalkulatora (genitive singular)
kalkulatora (genitive plural)
kalkulatoru (dative singular)
kalkulatorima (dative plural)
kalkulator (accusative singular)
kalkulatore (accusative plural)
kalkulatore (singular vocative)
kalkulatori (plural vocative)
kalkulatoru (locative singular)
kalkulatorima (locative plural)
kalkulatorom (instrumental singular)
kalkulatorima (instrumental plural)

calculator (electronic device that performs mathematical calculations)


пастир

па̀стӣр (canonical masculine)
pàstīr (romanization)
па̀стӣр (nominative singular)
пастири (nominative plural)
пасти́ра (genitive singular)
пастира (genitive plural)
пастиру (dative singular)
пастирима (dative plural)
пастира (accusative singular)
пастире (accusative plural)
пастиру (singular vocative)
пастири (plural vocative)
пастиру (locative singular)
пастирима (locative plural)
пастирем (instrumental singular)
пастирима (instrumental plural)


mošeja

mošéja (canonical feminine)
моше́ја (Cyrillic)
mošeja (nominative singular)
mošeje (nominative plural)
mošeje (genitive singular)
mošeja (genitive plural)
mošeji (dative singular)
mošejama (dative plural)
mošeju (accusative singular)
mošeje (accusative plural)
mošejo (singular vocative)
mošeje (plural vocative)
mošeji (locative singular)
mošejama (locative plural)
mošejom (instrumental singular)
mošejama (instrumental plural)

From German Moschee or Italian moschea, from Arabic مَسْجِد (masjid, “mosque”).


чобан

чо̀бан (canonical masculine)
čòban (romanization)
чо̀бан (nominative singular)
чо̀бани (nominative plural)
чобана (genitive singular)
чо̏ба̄на̄ (genitive plural)
чобану (dative singular)
чобанима (dative plural)
чобана (accusative singular)
чобане (accusative plural)
чобане (singular vocative)
чобани (plural vocative)
чобану (locative singular)
чобанима (locative plural)
чобаном (instrumental singular)
чобанима (instrumental plural)
чо̀банин (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish چوبان (çoban), from Persian چوبان (čubân). Akin to чо̀бан-ба̀ша, Чоба́нија, чоба̀нлук.

bor+

(derogatory) boor, hick (uncultured or rude person)


čoban

čòban (canonical masculine)
чо̀бан (Cyrillic)
čòban (nominative singular)
čòbani (nominative plural)
čobana (genitive singular)
čȍbānā (genitive plural)
čobanu (dative singular)
čobanima (dative plural)
čobana (accusative singular)
čobane (accusative plural)
čobane (singular vocative)
čobani (plural vocative)
čobanu (locative singular)
čobanima (locative plural)
čobanom (instrumental singular)
čobanima (instrumental plural)
čòbanin (alternative)

Audio (Central Serbia)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish چوبان (çoban), from Persian چوبان (čubân). First attested in the 17th century. Akin to čòban-bàša, Čobánija, čobànluk.


pornograf

sh-noun

pornògraf m (Cyrillic spelling порно̀граф)

pornògraf (canonical masculine)
порно̀граф (Cyrillic)
pornograf (nominative singular)
pornografi (nominative plural)
pornografa (genitive singular)
pornografa (genitive plural)
pornografu (dative singular)
pornografima (dative plural)
pornografa (accusative singular)
pornografe (accusative plural)
pornografe (singular vocative)
pornografi (plural vocative)
pornografu (locative singular)
pornografima (locative plural)
pornografom (instrumental singular)
pornografima (instrumental plural)


идеал

идѐа̄л (canonical masculine)
idèāl (romanization)
идѐа̄л (nominative singular)
идеали (nominative plural)
идеа́ла (genitive singular)
идеала (genitive plural)
идеалу (dative singular)
идеалима (dative plural)
идеал (accusative singular)
идеале (accusative plural)
идеале (singular vocative)
идеали (plural vocative)
идеалу (locative singular)
идеалима (locative plural)
идеалом (instrumental singular)
идеалима (instrumental plural)

ideal (a perfect standard of beauty, intellect, etc.)


jasen

jȁsēn (canonical masculine)
ја̏се̄н (Cyrillic)
jasen (nominative singular)
jaseni (nominative plural)
jasena (genitive singular)
jasena (genitive plural)
jasenu (dative singular)
jasenima (dative plural)
jasen (accusative singular)
jasene (accusative plural)
jasene (singular vocative)
jaseni (plural vocative)
jasenu (locative singular)
jasenima (locative plural)
jasenom (instrumental singular)
jasenima (instrumental plural)


autoritet

autorìtēt m (Cyrillic spelling ауторѝте̄т)

autorìtēt (canonical masculine)
ауторѝте̄т (Cyrillic)
autoritet (nominative singular)
autoriteti (nominative plural)
autoritéta (genitive singular)
autoriteta (genitive plural)
autoritetu (dative singular)
autoritetima (dative plural)
autoritet (accusative singular)
autoritete (accusative plural)
autoritete (singular vocative)
autoriteti (plural vocative)
autoritetu (locative singular)
autoritetima (locative plural)
autoritetom (instrumental singular)
autoritetima (instrumental plural)

Learned borrowing from Latin auctoritas.

authority (the power to enforce rules or give orders)


бивол

bivol (romanization)
бивол (nominative singular)
биволи (nominative plural)
бивола (genitive singular)
бивола (genitive plural)
биволу (dative singular)
биволима (dative plural)
бивола (accusative singular)
биволе (accusative plural)
биволе (singular vocative)
биволи (plural vocative)
биволом (locative singular)
биволима (locative plural)
биволу (instrumental singular)
биволима (instrumental plural)
биво (alternative)


ker

kȇr (canonical masculine)
ке̑р (Cyrillic)
kȇr (nominative singular)
kȅrovi (nominative plural)
kera (genitive singular)
kerova (genitive plural)
keru (dative singular)
kerovima (dative plural)
kera (accusative singular)
kerove (accusative plural)
keru (singular vocative)
kerovi (plural vocative)
keru (locative singular)
kerovima (locative plural)
kerom (instrumental singular)
kerovima (instrumental plural)


življenje

живљење (Cyrillic)
živlenje (alternative)

Tak malo dobroga
V živlenju tu se najde,
I če je sunce čas,
Za oblak taki zajde.

(Kajkavian) life (the state between death and birth)


кнут

кну̏т (canonical masculine)
knȕt (romanization)

Borrowed from German Knute, from Russian кнут (knut), from Old East Slavic кнутъ (knutŭ), from Old Norse knútr (“knot”).


tla

inflection of tlo:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


размер

ра́змер (canonical masculine)
rázmer (romanization)
размер (nominative singular)
размери (nominative plural)
размера (genitive singular)
размера (genitive plural)
размеру (dative singular)
размерима (dative plural)
размер (accusative singular)
размере (accusative plural)
размеру (singular vocative)
размери (plural vocative)
размеру (locative singular)
размерима (locative plural)
размером (instrumental singular)
размерима (instrumental plural)
ра́змјер (alternative Ijekavian)


величина

величѝна (canonical feminine)
veličìna (romanization)
величѝна (nominative singular)
величине (nominative plural)
величине (genitive singular)
величи́на̄ (genitive plural)
величини (dative singular)
величинама (dative plural)
величину (accusative singular)
величине (accusative plural)
величино (singular vocative)
величине (plural vocative)
величини (locative singular)
величинама (locative plural)
величином (instrumental singular)
величинама (instrumental plural)


beteg

bȅteg (canonical masculine)
бе̏тег (Cyrillic)


факт

фа̏кт (canonical masculine)
fȁkt (romanization)
факт (nominative singular)
факти (nominative plural)
факта (genitive singular)
факата (genitive plural)
факта (genitive plural)
факту (dative singular)
фактима (dative plural)
факт (accusative singular)
факте (accusative plural)
факте (singular vocative)
факти (plural vocative)
факту (locative singular)
фактима (locative plural)
фактом (instrumental singular)
фактима (instrumental plural)
фа̏кат (alternative)


оригинал

оригѝна̄л (canonical masculine)
origìnāl (romanization)
оригѝна̄л (nominative singular)
оригинали (nominative plural)
оригина́ла (genitive singular)
оригинала (genitive plural)
оригиналу (dative singular)
оригиналима (dative plural)
оригинал (accusative singular)
оригинале (accusative plural)
оригинале (singular vocative)
оригинали (plural vocative)
оригиналу (locative singular)
оригиналима (locative plural)
оригиналом (instrumental singular)
оригиналима (instrumental plural)


адвокат

адво̀ка̄тскӣ

адво̀ка̄т m (Latin spelling advòkāt, relational adjective адво̀ка̄тскӣ)

адво̀ка̄т (canonical masculine)
advòkāt (romanization)
адво̀ка̄тскӣ (adjective relational)
адвокат (nominative singular)
адвокати (nominative plural)
адвоката (genitive singular)
адвоката (genitive plural)
адвокату (dative singular)
адвокатима (dative plural)
адвоката (accusative singular)
адвокате (accusative plural)
адвокате (singular vocative)
адвокати (plural vocative)
адвокатом (locative singular)
адвокатима (locative plural)
адвокату (instrumental singular)
адвокатима (instrumental plural)


панда

па́нда (canonical feminine)
pánda (romanization)
па́нда (nominative singular)
панде (nominative plural)
панде (genitive singular)
па́нда̄ (genitive plural)
панди (dative singular)
пандама (dative plural)
панду (accusative singular)
панде (accusative plural)
пандо (singular vocative)
панде (plural vocative)
панди (locative singular)
пандама (locative plural)
пандом (instrumental singular)
пандама (instrumental plural)


шакал

ша̏кал (canonical masculine)
šȁkal (romanization)
ша̏кал (nominative singular)
шакали (nominative plural)
ша̏кала (genitive singular)
шакала (genitive plural)
шакалу (dative singular)
шакалима (dative plural)
шакала (accusative singular)
шакале (accusative plural)
шакале (singular vocative)
шакали (plural vocative)
шакалу (locative singular)
шакалима (locative plural)
шакалом (instrumental singular)
шакалима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Schakal, from Ottoman Turkish چقال (çakal), from Persian شغال (šaġâl), from Sanskrit सृगाल (sṛgāla, “jackal”).
Doublet of ча̀гаљ, directly borrowed from Ottoman Turkish.

(derogatory) One who benefits from the work of others; jackal, vulture.


план

пла̑н (canonical masculine)
plȃn (romanization)
пла̑н (nominative singular)
пла̏нови (nominative plural)
плана (genitive singular)
планова (genitive plural)
плану (dative singular)
плановима (dative plural)
план (accusative singular)
планове (accusative plural)
плане (singular vocative)
планови (plural vocative)
плану (locative singular)
плановима (locative plural)
планом (instrumental singular)
плановима (instrumental plural)


marelica

marèlica (canonical feminine)
марѐлица (Cyrillic)
marelica (nominative singular)
marelice (nominative plural)
marelice (genitive singular)
marelica (genitive plural)
marelici (dative singular)
marelicama (dative plural)
marelicu (accusative singular)
marelice (accusative plural)
marelico (singular vocative)
marelice (plural vocative)
marelici (locative singular)
marelicama (locative plural)
marelicom (instrumental singular)
marelicama (instrumental plural)
marèla (alternative)


гриб

гри̑б (canonical masculine)
grȋb (romanization)
гриб (nominative singular)
грибови (nominative plural)
гриба (genitive singular)
грибова (genitive plural)
грибу (dative singular)
грибовима (dative plural)
гриб (accusative singular)
грибове (accusative plural)
грибе (singular vocative)
грибови (plural vocative)
грибу (locative singular)
грибовима (locative plural)
грибом (instrumental singular)
грибовима (instrumental plural)

Опазисмо међу осталим, да су гладне године подобније за буну и уроту и да Ирландезе разпалити могу не само политички разлози, већ и микроскопићки грибови.

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

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


pogovor

pȍgovōr (canonical masculine)
по̏гово̄р (Cyrillic)
pogovor (nominative singular)
pogovori (nominative plural)
pogovora (genitive singular)
pogovora (genitive plural)
pogovoru (dative singular)
pogovorima (dative plural)
pogovor (accusative singular)
pogovore (accusative plural)
pogovoru (singular vocative)
pogovore (singular vocative)
pogovori (plural vocative)
pogovoru (locative singular)
pogovorima (locative plural)
pogovorom (instrumental singular)
pogovorima (instrumental plural)


демон

дѐмо̄н (canonical masculine)
dèmōn (romanization)
дѐмо̄н (nominative singular)
демони (nominative plural)
демо́на (genitive singular)
демона (genitive plural)
демону (dative singular)
демонима (dative plural)
демона (accusative singular)
демоне (accusative plural)
демоне (singular vocative)
демони (plural vocative)
демону (locative singular)
демонима (locative plural)
демоном (instrumental singular)
демонима (instrumental plural)


метла

мѐтла (canonical feminine)
mètla (romanization)
мѐтла (nominative singular)
метле (nominative plural)
метле (genitive singular)
ме̏та̄ла̄ (genitive plural)
ме̏тлӣ (genitive plural)
метли (dative singular)
метлама (dative plural)
метлу (accusative singular)
метле (accusative plural)
метло (singular vocative)
метле (plural vocative)
метли (locative singular)
метлама (locative plural)
метлом (instrumental singular)
метлама (instrumental plural)


блок

бло̏к (canonical masculine)
blȍk (romanization)
бло̏к (nominative singular)
бло̀кови (nominative plural)
блока (genitive singular)
блокова (genitive plural)
блоку (dative singular)
блоковима (dative plural)
блок (accusative singular)
блокове (accusative plural)
блоче (singular vocative)
блокови (plural vocative)
блоку (locative singular)
блоковима (locative plural)
блоком (instrumental singular)
блоковима (instrumental plural)


пауза

па̀уза (canonical feminine)
pàuza (romanization)
пауза (nominative singular)
паузе (nominative plural)
паузе (genitive singular)
пауза (genitive plural)
паузи (dative singular)
паузама (dative plural)
паузу (accusative singular)
паузе (accusative plural)
паузо (singular vocative)
паузе (plural vocative)
паузи (locative singular)
паузама (locative plural)
паузом (instrumental singular)
паузама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Pause, from Latin pausa, from Ancient Greek παῦσις (paûsis).


чувство

чу́вство (canonical neuter)
čúvstvo (romanization)
чу́вство (nominative singular)
чувства (nominative plural)
чувства (genitive singular)
чу̑вста̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
чу̑вства̄ (genitive plural)
чувству (dative singular)
чувствима (dative plural)
чувство (accusative singular)
чувства (accusative plural)
чувство (singular vocative)
чувства (plural vocative)
чувству (locative singular)
чувствима (locative plural)
чувством (instrumental singular)
чувствима (instrumental plural)

/t͡ʃǔːʋstʋo/

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *čuvьstvo, from *čuti (“to sense, feel, notice”) + *-ьstvo.

feeling, emotion (in relation to somebody or something)


ruptura

ruptúra (canonical feminine)
рупту́ра (Cyrillic)
ruptura (nominative singular)
rupture (nominative plural)
rupture (genitive singular)
ruptura (genitive plural)
rupturi (dative singular)
rupturama (dative plural)
rupturu (accusative singular)
rupture (accusative plural)
rupturo (singular vocative)
rupture (plural vocative)
rupturi (locative singular)
rupturama (locative plural)
rupturom (instrumental singular)
rupturama (instrumental plural)


skok

skȍk (canonical masculine)
ско̏к (Cyrillic)
skok (nominative singular)
skokovi (nominative plural)
skoka (genitive singular)
skokova (genitive plural)
skoku (dative singular)
skokovima (dative plural)
skok (accusative singular)
skokove (accusative plural)
skoku (singular vocative)
skokovi (plural vocative)
skoku (locative singular)
skokovima (locative plural)
skokom (instrumental singular)
skokovima (instrumental plural)


butik

bùtik (canonical masculine)
бу̀тик (Cyrillic)
butik (nominative singular)
butici (nominative plural)
butika (genitive singular)
butika (genitive plural)
butiku (dative singular)
buticima (dative plural)
butik (accusative singular)
butike (accusative plural)
butiče (singular vocative)
butici (plural vocative)
butiku (locative singular)
buticima (locative plural)
butikom (instrumental singular)
buticima (instrumental plural)


kelner

kȅlner (canonical masculine)
ке̏лнер (Cyrillic)
kelner (nominative singular)
kelneri (nominative plural)
kelnera (genitive singular)
kelnera (genitive plural)
kelneru (dative singular)
kelnerima (dative plural)
kelnera (accusative singular)
kelnere (accusative plural)
kelneru (singular vocative)
kelneri (plural vocative)
kelneru (locative singular)
kelnerima (locative plural)
kelnerom (instrumental singular)
kelnerima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Kellner; compare Keller (“basement; cellar”).


gibanje

gíbānje (canonical neuter)
ги́ба̄ње (Cyrillic)


klorofil

kloròfīl m (Cyrillic spelling клоро̀фӣл)

kloròfīl (canonical masculine)
клоро̀фӣл (Cyrillic)
kloròfīl (nominative singular)
klorofili (nominative plural)
klorofíla (genitive singular)
klorofila (genitive plural)
klorofilu (dative singular)
klorofilima (dative plural)
klorofil (accusative singular)
klorofile (accusative plural)
klorofile (singular vocative)
klorofili (plural vocative)
klorofilu (locative singular)
klorofilima (locative plural)
klorofilom (instrumental singular)
klorofilima (instrumental plural)
hloròfīl (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


sinagoga

sinagóga f (Cyrillic spelling синаго́га)

sinagóga (canonical feminine)
синаго́га (Cyrillic)
sinagoga (nominative singular)
sinagoge (nominative plural)
sinagoge (genitive singular)
sinagoga (genitive plural)
sinagozi (dative singular)
sinagogama (dative plural)
sinagogu (accusative singular)
sinagoge (accusative plural)
sinagogo (singular vocative)
sinagoge (plural vocative)
sinagozi (locative singular)
sinagogama (locative plural)
sinagogom (instrumental singular)
sinagogama (instrumental plural)


spolovilo

spolòvilo n (Cyrillic spelling споло̀вило)

spolòvilo (canonical neuter)
споло̀вило (Cyrillic)
spolovilo (nominative singular)
spolovila (nominative plural)
spolovila (genitive singular)
spolovila (genitive plural)
spolovilu (dative singular)
spolovilima (dative plural)
spolovilo (accusative singular)
spolovila (accusative plural)
spolovilo (singular vocative)
spolovila (plural vocative)
spolovilu (locative singular)
spolovilima (locative plural)
spolovilom (instrumental singular)
spolovilima (instrumental plural)


epenteza

epentéza f (Cyrillic spelling епенте́за)

epentéza (canonical feminine)
епенте́за (Cyrillic)
epenteza (nominative singular)
epenteze (nominative plural)
epenteze (genitive singular)
epenteza (genitive plural)
epentezi (dative singular)
epentezama (dative plural)
epentezu (accusative singular)
epenteze (accusative plural)
epentezo (singular vocative)
epenteze (plural vocative)
epentezi (locative singular)
epentezama (locative plural)
epentezom (instrumental singular)
epentezama (instrumental plural)

From Ancient Greek ἐπένθεσις (epénthesis), from ἐπεντίθημι (epentíthēmi, “I insert”), from ἐπί (epí) + ἐντίθημι (entíthēmi, “I put in”), from ἐν (en, “in”) + τίθημι (títhēmi, “I put, place”).


шњура

cable (to connect appliances to power grid)


товар

то̀вар (canonical masculine)
tòvar (romanization)
товар (nominative singular)
товари (nominative plural)
товара (genitive singular)
товара (genitive plural)
товару (dative singular)
товарима (dative plural)
товара (accusative singular)
товаре (accusative plural)
товаре (singular vocative)
товари (plural vocative)
товару (locative singular)
товарима (locative plural)
товаром (instrumental singular)
товарима (instrumental plural)


бургија

бу̀ргија (canonical feminine)
bùrgija (romanization)
бургија (nominative singular)
бургије (nominative plural)
бургије (genitive singular)
бургија (genitive plural)
бургији (dative singular)
бургијама (dative plural)
бургију (accusative singular)
бургије (accusative plural)
бургијо (singular vocative)
бургије (plural vocative)
бургији (locative singular)
бургијама (locative plural)
бургијом (instrumental singular)
бургијама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish بورغو (burgu).


krah

krȁh (canonical masculine)
кра̏х (Cyrillic)
krȁh (nominative singular)
kràhovi (nominative plural)
kraha (genitive singular)
krahova (genitive plural)
krahu (dative singular)
krahovima (dative plural)
krah (accusative singular)
krahove (accusative plural)
kraše (singular vocative)
krahu (singular vocative)
krahovi (plural vocative)
krahu (locative singular)
krahovima (locative plural)
krahom (instrumental singular)
krahovima (instrumental plural)


крик

кри̏к (canonical masculine)
krȉk (romanization)
крик (nominative singular)
крици (nominative plural)
крикови (nominative plural)
крика (genitive singular)
крика (genitive plural)
крикова (genitive plural)
крику (dative singular)
крицима (dative plural)
криковима (dative plural)
крик (accusative singular)
крике (accusative plural)
крикове (accusative plural)
криче (singular vocative)
крици (plural vocative)
крикови (plural vocative)
крику (locative singular)
крицима (locative plural)
криковима (locative plural)
криком (instrumental singular)
крицима (instrumental plural)
криковима (instrumental plural)


krik

krȉk (canonical masculine)
кри̏к (Cyrillic)
krik (nominative singular)
krici (nominative plural)
krikovi (nominative plural)
krika (genitive singular)
krika (genitive plural)
krikova (genitive plural)
kriku (dative singular)
kricima (dative plural)
krikovima (dative plural)
krik (accusative singular)
krike (accusative plural)
krikove (accusative plural)
kriče (singular vocative)
krici (plural vocative)
krikovi (plural vocative)
kriku (locative singular)
kricima (locative plural)
krikovima (locative plural)
krikom (instrumental singular)
kricima (instrumental plural)
krikovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *krȋkъ, from Proto-Indo-European *(s)kreik-, ultimately of onomatopoeic origin.


фраза

фра́за (canonical feminine)
fráza (romanization)
фраза (nominative singular)
фразе (nominative plural)
фразе (genitive singular)
фраза (genitive plural)
фрази (dative singular)
фразама (dative plural)
фразу (accusative singular)
фразе (accusative plural)
фразо (singular vocative)
фразе (plural vocative)
фрази (locative singular)
фразама (locative plural)
фразом (instrumental singular)
фразама (instrumental plural)


чамац

ча́мац (canonical masculine)
čámac (romanization)
ча́мац (nominative singular)
чамци (nominative plural)
чамца (genitive singular)
ча̑ма̄ца̄ (genitive plural)
чамцу (dative singular)
чамцима (dative plural)
чамац (accusative singular)
чамце (accusative plural)
чамцу (singular vocative)
чамци (plural vocative)
чамцу (locative singular)
чамцима (locative plural)
чамцем (instrumental singular)
чамцима (instrumental plural)

affix

ча̏м (“fir”) + -ац


plećka

plȅćka (canonical feminine)
пле̏ћка (Cyrillic)
plȅćka (nominative singular)
plećke (nominative plural)
plećke (genitive singular)
plȅćākā (genitive plural)
plȅćkī (genitive plural)
plȅćki (dative singular)
plećkama (dative plural)
plećku (accusative singular)
plećke (accusative plural)
plećko (singular vocative)
plećke (plural vocative)
plȅćki (locative singular)
plećkama (locative plural)
plećkom (instrumental singular)
plećkama (instrumental plural)


клетка

kletka (romanization)
клетка (nominative singular)
клетке (nominative plural)
клетке (genitive singular)
клетки (genitive plural)
клетака (genitive plural)
клетки (dative singular)
клеткама (dative plural)
клетку (accusative singular)
клетке (accusative plural)
клетко (singular vocative)
клетке (plural vocative)
клетки (locative singular)
клеткама (locative plural)
клетком (instrumental singular)
клеткама (instrumental plural)
клијетка (alternative Ekavian)


kristal

krìstāl (canonical masculine)
крѝста̄л (Cyrillic)
krìstāl (nominative singular)
kristali (nominative plural)
kristála (genitive singular)
kristala (genitive plural)
kristalu (dative singular)
kristalima (dative plural)
kristal (accusative singular)
kristale (accusative plural)
kristale (singular vocative)
kristali (plural vocative)
kristalu (locative singular)
kristalima (locative plural)
kristalom (instrumental singular)
kristalima (instrumental plural)


dostupnost

sh-noun

dòstupnōst f (Cyrillic spelling до̀ступно̄ст)

dòstupnōst (canonical feminine)
до̀ступно̄ст (Cyrillic)
dòstupnōst (nominative singular)
dòstupnosti (genitive singular)
dostupnosti (dative singular)
dostupnost (accusative singular)
dostupnosti (singular vocative)
dostupnosti (locative singular)
dòstupnosti (instrumental singular)
dòstupnošću (instrumental singular)


kopito

kòpito (canonical neuter)
ко̀пито (Cyrillic)
kòpito (nominative singular)
kopita (nominative plural)
kopita (genitive singular)
kȍpītā (genitive plural)
kopitu (dative singular)
kopitima (dative plural)
kopito (accusative singular)
kopita (accusative plural)
kopito (singular vocative)
kopita (plural vocative)
kopitu (locative singular)
kopitima (locative plural)
kopitom (instrumental singular)
kopitima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kopyto, from Proto-Indo-European *ḱoph₂ós.


инфраструктура

инфраструкту́ра

инфраструкту́ра f (Latin spelling infrastruktúra)

инфраструкту́ра (canonical feminine)
infrastruktúra (romanization)
инфраструктура (nominative singular)
инфраструктуре (nominative plural)
инфраструктуре (genitive singular)
инфраструктура (genitive plural)
инфраструктури (dative singular)
инфраструктурама (dative plural)
инфраструктуру (accusative singular)
инфраструктуре (accusative plural)
инфраструктуро (singular vocative)
инфраструктуре (plural vocative)
инфраструктури (locative singular)
инфраструктурама (locative plural)
инфраструктуром (instrumental singular)
инфраструктурама (instrumental plural)

ин‧фра‧струк‧ту‧ра


тесар

те̏са̄р (canonical masculine)
tȅsār (romanization)
тесар (nominative singular)
тесари (nominative plural)
тесара (genitive singular)
тесара (genitive plural)
тесару (dative singular)
тесарима (dative plural)
тесара (accusative singular)
тесаре (accusative plural)
тесару (singular vocative)
тесари (plural vocative)
тесару (locative singular)
тесарима (locative plural)
тесаром (instrumental singular)
тесарима (instrumental plural)


столар

сто̏ла̄р (canonical masculine)
stȍlār (romanization)
столар (nominative singular)
столари (nominative plural)
столара (genitive singular)
столара (genitive plural)
столару (dative singular)
столарима (dative plural)
столара (accusative singular)
столаре (accusative plural)
столаре (singular vocative)
столару (singular vocative)
столари (plural vocative)
столару (locative singular)
столарима (locative plural)
столаром (instrumental singular)
столарима (instrumental plural)

From сто̑л + -ар.


раса

ра̏са (canonical feminine)
rȁsa (romanization)
раса (nominative singular)
расе (nominative plural)
расе (genitive singular)
раса (genitive plural)
раси (dative singular)
расама (dative plural)
расу (accusative singular)
расе (accusative plural)
расо (singular vocative)
расе (plural vocative)
раси (locative singular)
расама (locative plural)
расом (instrumental singular)
расама (instrumental plural)

From German Rasse, from French race, from Italian razza, possibly from Arabic رَأْس (raʔs, “head”).


континент

контѝнент (canonical masculine)
kontìnent (romanization)
контѝнент (nominative singular)
континенти (nominative plural)
континента (genitive singular)
контѝнена̄та̄ (genitive plural)
континенту (dative singular)
континентима (dative plural)
континент (accusative singular)
континенте (accusative plural)
континенте (singular vocative)
континенти (plural vocative)
континенту (locative singular)
континентима (locative plural)
континентом (instrumental singular)
континентима (instrumental plural)


celina

celìna (canonical feminine)
целѝна (Cyrillic)
celina (nominative singular)
celine (nominative plural)
celine (genitive singular)
celina (genitive plural)
celini (dative singular)
celinama (dative plural)
celinu (accusative singular)
celine (accusative plural)
celino (singular vocative)
celine (plural vocative)
celini (locative singular)
celinama (locative plural)
celinom (instrumental singular)
celinama (instrumental plural)
cjelìna (alternative Ijekavian)

state of being total, with no missing parts


tate

inflection of tata:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


кандидат

кандѝда̄т (canonical masculine)
kandìdāt (romanization)
кандѝда̄т (nominative singular)
кандидати (nominative plural)
кандида́та (genitive singular)
кандидата (genitive plural)
кандидату (dative singular)
кандидатима (dative plural)
кандидата (accusative singular)
кандидате (accusative plural)
кандидате (singular vocative)
кандидати (plural vocative)
кандидату (locative singular)
кандидатима (locative plural)
кандидатом (instrumental singular)
кандидатима (instrumental plural)


palača

pàlača (canonical feminine)
па̀лача (Cyrillic)
pàlača (nominative singular)
palače (nominative plural)
palače (genitive singular)
pȁlāčā (genitive plural)
palači (dative singular)
palačama (dative plural)
palaču (accusative singular)
palače (accusative plural)
palačo (singular vocative)
palače (plural vocative)
palači (locative singular)
palačama (locative plural)
palačom (instrumental singular)
palačama (instrumental plural)
pàlata (alternative Bosnia Montenegro Serbia)


tabak

tȁbak (canonical masculine)
та̏бак (Cyrillic)
tabak (nominative singular)
tabaci (nominative plural)
tabaka (genitive singular)
tabaka (genitive plural)
tabaku (dative singular)
tabacima (dative plural)
tabak (accusative singular)
tabake (accusative plural)
tabače (singular vocative)
tabaci (plural vocative)
tabaku (locative singular)
tabacima (locative plural)
tabakom (instrumental singular)
tabacima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish طباق (tabak), from Arabic طَبَق (ṭabaq).


табак

та̏бак (canonical masculine)
tȁbak (romanization)
табак (nominative singular)
табаци (nominative plural)
табака (genitive singular)
табака (genitive plural)
табаку (dative singular)
табацима (dative plural)
табак (accusative singular)
табаке (accusative plural)
табаче (singular vocative)
табаци (plural vocative)
табаку (locative singular)
табацима (locative plural)
табаком (instrumental singular)
табацима (instrumental plural)


награда

на̑града (canonical feminine)
nȃgrada (romanization)
награда (nominative singular)
награде (nominative plural)
награде (genitive singular)
награда (genitive plural)
награди (dative singular)
наградама (dative plural)
награду (accusative singular)
награде (accusative plural)
наградо (singular vocative)
награде (plural vocative)
награди (locative singular)
наградама (locative plural)
наградом (instrumental singular)
наградама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Russian награ́да (nagráda).


сито

си̏то (canonical neuter)
sȉto (romanization)
си̏то (nominative singular)
си̏та (nominative plural)
си̏та (genitive singular)
си̑та̄ (genitive plural)
ситу (dative singular)
ситима (dative plural)
сито (accusative singular)
сита (accusative plural)
сито (singular vocative)
сита (plural vocative)
ситу (locative singular)
ситима (locative plural)
ситом (instrumental singular)
ситима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sito (“sieve”).


решето

решѐто (canonical neuter)
rešèto (romanization)
решето (nominative singular)
решета (nominative plural)
решета (genitive singular)
решета (genitive plural)
решету (dative singular)
решетима (dative plural)
решето (accusative singular)
решета (accusative plural)
решето (singular vocative)
решета (plural vocative)
решету (locative singular)
решетима (locative plural)
решетом (instrumental singular)
решетима (instrumental plural)


штука

шту̏ка (canonical feminine)
štȕka (romanization)
шту̏ка (nominative singular)
штуке (nominative plural)
штуке (genitive singular)
шту̑ка̄ (genitive plural)
штуки (dative singular)
штукама (dative plural)
штуку (accusative singular)
штуке (accusative plural)
штуко (singular vocative)
штуке (plural vocative)
штуки (locative singular)
штукама (locative plural)
штуком (instrumental singular)
штукама (instrumental plural)


marioneta

sh-noun

marionèta f (Cyrillic spelling марионѐта)

marionèta (canonical feminine)
марионѐта (Cyrillic)
marioneta (nominative singular)
marionete (nominative plural)
marionete (genitive singular)
marioneta (genitive plural)
marioneti (dative singular)
marionetama (dative plural)
marionetu (accusative singular)
marionete (accusative plural)
marioneto (singular vocative)
marionete (plural vocative)
marioneti (locative singular)
marionetama (locative plural)
marionetom (instrumental singular)
marionetama (instrumental plural)


tabela

tabèla (canonical feminine)
табѐла (Cyrillic)
tabèla (nominative singular)
tabele (nominative plural)
tabele (genitive singular)
tabélā (genitive plural)
tabeli (dative singular)
tabelama (dative plural)
tabelu (accusative singular)
tabele (accusative plural)
tabelo (singular vocative)
tabele (plural vocative)
tabeli (locative singular)
tabelama (locative plural)
tabelom (instrumental singular)
tabelama (instrumental plural)

table (grid of data in rows and columns)


klobuk

klòbūk or klȍbūk m (Cyrillic spelling кло̀бӯк or кло̏бӯк, diminutive klobučić, augmentative klobučina, relational adjective klobukov)

klòbūk (canonical)
klȍbūk (canonical masculine)
кло̀бӯк (Cyrillic)
кло̏бӯк (Cyrillic)
klobučić (diminutive)
klobučina (augmentative)
klobukov (adjective relational)
klòbūk (nominative singular)
klobúci (nominative plural)
klobúka (genitive singular)
klobúkā (genitive plural)
klobúku (dative singular)
klobúcima (dative plural)
klòbūk (accusative singular)
klobúke (accusative plural)
klȍbūče (singular vocative)
klobúci (plural vocative)
klȍbūci (plural vocative)
klobúku (locative singular)
klobúcima (locative plural)
klobúkom (instrumental singular)
klobúcima (instrumental plural)
klȍbūk (nominative singular)
klȍbūci (nominative plural)
klȍbūka (genitive singular)
klȍbūkā (genitive plural)
klȍbūku (dative singular)
klȍbūcima (dative plural)
klȍbūk (accusative singular)
klȍbūke (accusative plural)
klȍbūče (singular vocative)
klȍbūci (plural vocative)
klȍbūku (locative singular)
klȍbūcima (locative plural)
klȍbūkom (instrumental singular)
klȍbūcima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *klobukъ̀ (hat) (>klobũk>klobȗk>klòbūk), with similar Turkic origin as kalpak. The meaning "a bubble of water" is of metaphorical and partly onomatopoetic origin, accompanied by the change in accent ◌̀>◌̏.

inh+

Зємлꙗ ѥмоу брѣмє, камєниѥ ѥмоу моныста, нєбо ѥмоу клобоукь, злотворьникоу чловѣкоу!

mid-14th century, “5. мол[итва] свєтаго Власиꙗ и свєтаго Мамантиꙗ и свєтаго Алєѯандра”, in Ljubomir Kovačević, editor, Nekoliko priloga staroj srpskoj književnosti (Starine; 10), Zagreb: JAZU, published 1878, page 277:

For him, the earth is his burden, rocks are his necklace, the sky is his hat, for the man the evil-doer!

Zemlja jemu brěme, kamenije jemu monysta, nebo jemu klobukь, zlotvorьniku člověku!

ⰰⰽⱁ ⰱⰻ ⱀⱑⰽⰻ ⱀⱑⰽⱁⰿⱆ ⰲ'ⰸⰵⰾⱜ ⰽ'ⰾⱁⰱⱆⰽⱜ ⰰⰾⰻ ⰱⰵⱃⰻⱅⱆ ⱂⰾⰰⱅⰻ · ⰰ · ⱌⰾⰸⱜ

if someone would take away someone's hat or cloak he should pay 1 celez [coin of uncertain value]

ako bi nêki nêkomu v'zelь k'lobukь ali beritu plati · a · (=1.) c(e)l(e)zь

клобꙋкь єдань царвєна гримиза са бисєрѡмь и са єдниємь вѣначцемь ѡдь бисєра и са прстєнкѡмь рꙋбинићємь и сь корꙋницѡмь

1466, “CDVI. 1466. 5. junii. Ragusii. Comes et nobiles Ragusii testantur se accepisse depositum ab herceg Stephano”, in Franc Miklošič, editor, Monumenta serbica spectantia historiam Serbiae Bosnae Ragusii, Vienna: Apud Guilelmum Braumüller, published 1858, page 498:

one hat of crimson with a pearl and with a garland of pearls and with a small ruby ring and with a small wreath

klobukь edanь carvena grimiza sa biserȏmь i sa edniemь věnačcemь ôdь bisera i sa prstenkômь rubinićemь i sь korunicômь

[...] stajao je, snatreći, kraj jezera. Snimio klobuk, kano da se klanja prirodi; tihi mu se vjetrić dugom vranom kosom poigrava.

1888 January 7, Fran Mažuranić, “Krvavi list”, in Vienac, volume XX, number 1, Zagreb, page 3:

… he was standing, lost in thoughts, at the lake. He took off his hat, as if he's bowing before the nature; quiet wind is playing with his long black hair.

Ja dakle mislim, da ponesemo ad captandam benevolentiam velemožnomu g. banu soma i pet polića staroga vina, a gospi banici dva klobuka bieloga cukora.

1871 November 25, August Šenoa, Zlatarovo zlato (Vienac: zabavi i pouci; God. III. br. 47), Zagreb: Matica ilirska, page 747:

Therefore I think we should bring ad captandam benevolentiam to the noble mr. viceroy a catfish and five measures of old wine, and to the lady vicereine two measures of white sugar.

[...] јер би дете било подгризено и по њему би искакали клобуци, из којих излази жута вода.

1914, Јован Миодраговић, Народна педагогија у Срба: или Како наш народ подиже пород свој, Београд: Штампарија "Симеон Мироточиви", page 49:

… because the child would be poisoned and bubbles would appear on it, with yellow water flowing out of them.

… jer bi dete bilo podgrizeno i po njemu bi iskakali klobuci, iz kojih izlazi žuta voda.

Tank je klizio muljem i u vrtlogu ključeva i klobuka.

1947, Vladimir Nazor, Pripovijetke (Djela Vladimira Nazora; 10), Zagreb: Nakladni zavod Hrvatske, page 60:

The tank was gliding through the muddy water even in a whirl of streams and bubbles.

(rare) a bubble of water, or a bubble on skin caused by a burn or illness


aspekt

àspekt (canonical masculine)
а̀спект (Cyrillic)
àspekt (nominative singular)
aspekti (nominative plural)
aspekta (genitive singular)
àspekātā (genitive plural)
aspektu (dative singular)
aspektima (dative plural)
aspekt (accusative singular)
aspekte (accusative plural)
aspekte (singular vocative)
aspekti (plural vocative)
aspektu (locative singular)
aspektima (locative plural)
aspektom (instrumental singular)
aspektima (instrumental plural)
àspekat (alternative)


strategija

sh-noun

stràtēgija f (Cyrillic spelling стра̀те̄гија)

stràtēgija (canonical feminine)
стра̀те̄гија (Cyrillic)
strategija (nominative singular)
strategije (nominative plural)
strategije (genitive singular)
strategija (genitive plural)
strategiji (dative singular)
strategijama (dative plural)
strategiju (accusative singular)
strategije (accusative plural)
strategijo (singular vocative)
strategije (plural vocative)
strategiji (locative singular)
strategijama (locative plural)
strategijom (instrumental singular)
strategijama (instrumental plural)


Литва

Ли̏тва (canonical feminine)
Lȉtva (romanization)
Литва (nominative singular)
Литве (genitive singular)
Литви (dative singular)
Литву (accusative singular)
Литво (singular vocative)
Литва (singular vocative)
Литви (locative singular)
Литвом (instrumental singular)
Литванија (alternative)

Lithuania (a country in northeastern Europe)


столица

сто̀лица (canonical feminine)
stòlica (romanization)
столица (nominative singular)
столице (nominative plural)
столице (genitive singular)
столица (genitive plural)
столици (dative singular)
столицама (dative plural)
столицу (accusative singular)
столице (accusative plural)
столицо (singular vocative)
столице (plural vocative)
столици (locative singular)
столицама (locative plural)
столицом (instrumental singular)
столицама (instrumental plural)


капитал

капѝта̄л (canonical masculine)
kapìtāl (romanization)
капѝта̄л (nominative singular)
капитали (nominative plural)
капита́ла (genitive singular)
капитала (genitive plural)
капиталу (dative singular)
капиталима (dative plural)
капитал (accusative singular)
капитале (accusative plural)
капитале (singular vocative)
капитали (plural vocative)
капиталу (locative singular)
капиталима (locative plural)
капиталом (instrumental singular)
капиталима (instrumental plural)


opeka

ȍpeka (canonical feminine)
о̏пека (Cyrillic)
opeka (nominative singular)
opeke (nominative plural)
opeke (genitive singular)
opeka (genitive plural)
opeci (dative singular)
opekama (dative plural)
opeku (accusative singular)
opeke (accusative plural)
opeko (singular vocative)
opeke (plural vocative)
opeci (locative singular)
opekama (locative plural)
opekom (instrumental singular)
opekama (instrumental plural)

brick (hardened block used for building)


комшија

ко̀мшија m (Latin spelling kòmšija, female equivalent ко̀мшиница)

ко̀мшија (canonical masculine)
kòmšija (romanization)
ко̀мшиница (feminine)
комшија (nominative singular)
комшије (nominative plural)
комшије (genitive singular)
комшија (genitive plural)
комшији (dative singular)
комшијама (dative plural)
комшију (accusative singular)
комшије (accusative plural)
комшијо (singular vocative)
комшије (plural vocative)
комшији (locative singular)
комшијама (locative plural)
комшијом (instrumental singular)
комшијама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قومشو (komşu, “neighbour”), older قونشو (konşu, “neighbour”), now Turkish komşu.

bor+

Он је добар друг мог комшије.

(regional in Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia) neighbour (a person living on adjacent or nearby land)


сусед

су́сед (canonical masculine)
súsed (romanization)
сусед (nominative singular)
суседи (nominative plural)
суседа (genitive singular)
суседа (genitive plural)
суседу (dative singular)
суседима (dative plural)
суседа (accusative singular)
суседе (accusative plural)
суседе (singular vocative)
суседи (plural vocative)
суседу (locative singular)
суседима (locative plural)
суседом (instrumental singular)
суседима (instrumental plural)
су́сјед (alternative Ijekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sǫsědъ. Cognate with Czech soused.

neighbor (a person living on adjacent or nearby land)


парадигма

парадѝгма (canonical feminine)
paradìgma (romanization)
парадѝгма (nominative singular)
парадигме (nominative plural)
парадигме (genitive singular)
парадѝга̄ма̄ (genitive plural)
парадѝгмӣ (genitive plural)
парадигми (dative singular)
парадигмама (dative plural)
парадигму (accusative singular)
парадигме (accusative plural)
парадигмо (singular vocative)
парадигме (plural vocative)
парадигми (locative singular)
парадигмама (locative plural)
парадигмом (instrumental singular)
парадигмама (instrumental plural)

па‧ра‧диг‧ма


elektricitet

sh-noun

elektricìtēt m (Cyrillic spelling електрицѝте̄т)

elektricìtēt (canonical masculine)
електрицѝте̄т (Cyrillic)
elektricìtēt (nominative singular)
elektricitéta (genitive singular)
elektricitetu (dative singular)
elektricitet (accusative singular)
elektricitete (singular vocative)
elektricitetu (locative singular)
elektricitetom (instrumental singular)


cipal

cȉpal (canonical masculine)
ци̏пал (Cyrillic)


purgar

pȕrgar (canonical masculine)
пу̏ргар (Cyrillic)
purger (alternative)


ciklon

cìklōn (canonical masculine)
цѝкло̄н (Cyrillic)
cìklōn (nominative singular)
cikloni (nominative plural)
ciklóna (genitive singular)
ciklona (genitive plural)
ciklonu (dative singular)
ciklonima (dative plural)
ciklon (accusative singular)
ciklone (accusative plural)
ciklone (singular vocative)
cikloni (plural vocative)
ciklonu (locative singular)
ciklonima (locative plural)
ciklonom (instrumental singular)
ciklonima (instrumental plural)