део

де̏о (canonical masculine)
dȅo (romanization)
де̏о (nominative singular)
де́лови (nominative plural)
де́ла (genitive singular)
делова (genitive plural)
делу (dative singular)
деловима (dative plural)
део (accusative singular)
делове (accusative plural)
део (singular vocative)
делови (plural vocative)
делу (locative singular)
деловима (locative plural)
делом (instrumental singular)
деловима (instrumental plural)
ди̏о (alternative Ijekavian)


snijeg

snijȇg (canonical masculine)
сније̑г (Cyrillic)
snijȇg (nominative singular)
snjȅgovi (nominative plural)
snijega (genitive singular)
snjegova (genitive plural)
snijegu (dative singular)
snjegovima (dative plural)
snijeg (accusative singular)
snjegove (accusative plural)
sniježe (singular vocative)
snijegu (singular vocative)
snjegovi (plural vocative)
snijegu (locative singular)
snjegovima (locative plural)
snijegom (instrumental singular)
snjegovima (instrumental plural)
snȇg (alternative Ekavian)
snig (alternative Ikavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sněgъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *snáigas, from Proto-Indo-European *snóygʷʰos.


špirit

špìrit (canonical masculine)
шпѝрит (Cyrillic)
špirit (nominative singular)
špiriti (nominative plural)
špirita (genitive singular)
špirita (genitive plural)
špiritu (dative singular)
špiritima (dative plural)
špirit (accusative singular)
špirite (accusative plural)
špirite (singular vocative)
špiriti (plural vocative)
špiritu (locative singular)
špiritima (locative plural)
špiritom (instrumental singular)
špiritima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Spiritus, from Latin spiritus.


trampa

trȃmpa (canonical feminine)
тра̑мпа (Cyrillic)
trampa (nominative singular)
trampe (nominative plural)
trampe (genitive singular)
trampa (genitive plural)
trampi (genitive plural)
trampi (dative singular)
trampama (dative plural)
trampu (accusative singular)
trampe (accusative plural)
trampo (singular vocative)
trampe (plural vocative)
trampi (locative singular)
trampama (locative plural)
trampom (instrumental singular)
trampama (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish ترامپه (tirampa), from Italian tramuta.


repetitor

sh-noun

repètītor m (Cyrillic spelling репѐтӣтор)

repètītor (canonical masculine)
репѐтӣтор (Cyrillic)
repetitor (nominative singular)
repetitori (nominative plural)
repetitora (genitive singular)
repetitora (genitive plural)
repetitoru (dative singular)
repetitorima (dative plural)
repetitora (accusative singular)
repetitore (accusative plural)
repetitore (singular vocative)
repetitori (plural vocative)
repetitoru (locative singular)
repetitorima (locative plural)
repetitorom (instrumental singular)
repetitorima (instrumental plural)


replika

rèplika (canonical feminine)
рѐплика (Cyrillic)
replika (nominative singular)
replike (nominative plural)
replike (genitive singular)
replika (genitive plural)
replici (dative singular)
replikama (dative plural)
repliku (accusative singular)
replike (accusative plural)
repliko (singular vocative)
replike (plural vocative)
replici (locative singular)
replikama (locative plural)
replikom (instrumental singular)
replikama (instrumental plural)


osoba

ȍsoba (canonical feminine)
о̏соба (Cyrillic)
ȍsoba (nominative singular)
osobe (nominative plural)
osobe (genitive singular)
osobā (genitive plural)
osobi (dative singular)
osobama (dative plural)
osobu (accusative singular)
osobe (accusative plural)
osobo (singular vocative)
osobe (plural vocative)
osobi (locative singular)
osobama (locative plural)
osobom (instrumental singular)
osobama (instrumental plural)


resurs

rèsurs (canonical masculine)
рѐсурс (Cyrillic)
resurs (nominative singular)
resursi (nominative plural)
resursa (genitive singular)
resursa (genitive plural)
resursu (dative singular)
resursima (dative plural)
resurs (accusative singular)
resurse (accusative plural)
resurse (singular vocative)
resursi (plural vocative)
resursu (locative singular)
resursima (locative plural)
resursom (instrumental singular)
resursima (instrumental plural)


refleks

rèfleks (canonical masculine)
рѐфлекс (Cyrillic)
rèfleks (nominative singular)
refleksi (nominative plural)
refleksa (genitive singular)
rȅflēksā (genitive plural)
rȅflēkāsā (genitive plural)
refleksu (dative singular)
refleksima (dative plural)
refleks (accusative singular)
reflekse (accusative plural)
reflekse (singular vocative)
refleksi (plural vocative)
refleksu (locative singular)
refleksima (locative plural)
refleksom (instrumental singular)
refleksima (instrumental plural)


reflektor

rèflektor m (Cyrillic spelling рѐфлектор)

rèflektor (canonical masculine)
рѐфлектор (Cyrillic)
reflektor (nominative singular)
reflektori (nominative plural)
reflektora (genitive singular)
reflektora (genitive plural)
reflektoru (dative singular)
reflektorima (dative plural)
reflektor (accusative singular)
reflektore (accusative plural)
reflektoru (singular vocative)
reflektore (singular vocative)
reflektori (plural vocative)
reflektoru (locative singular)
reflektorima (locative plural)
reflektorom (instrumental singular)
reflektorima (instrumental plural)


reformator

refòrmātor m (Cyrillic spelling рефо̀рма̄тор)

refòrmātor (canonical masculine)
рефо̀рма̄тор (Cyrillic)
reformator (nominative singular)
reformatori (nominative plural)
reformatora (genitive singular)
reformatora (genitive plural)
reformatoru (dative singular)
reformatorima (dative plural)
reformatora (accusative singular)
reformatore (accusative plural)
reformatore (singular vocative)
reformatori (plural vocative)
reformatoru (locative singular)
reformatorima (locative plural)
reformatorom (instrumental singular)
reformatorima (instrumental plural)


hokej

hòkēj (canonical masculine)
хо̀ке̄ј (Cyrillic)
hòkēj (nominative singular)
hokéja (genitive singular)
hokeju (dative singular)
hokej (accusative singular)
hokeju (singular vocative)
hokeju (locative singular)
hokejom (instrumental singular)


puk

pȗk (canonical masculine)
пу̑к (Cyrillic)
pȗk (nominative singular)
púkovi (nominative plural)
pȗci (nominative plural)
pȗka (genitive singular)
púkova (genitive plural)
pȗkā (genitive plural)
pȗku (dative singular)
púkovima (dative plural)
pȗcima (dative plural)
pȗk (accusative singular)
púkove (accusative plural)
pȗke (accusative plural)
pȗče (singular vocative)
púkovi (plural vocative)
pȗci (plural vocative)
pȗku (locative singular)
púkovima (locative plural)
pȗcima (locative plural)
pȗkom (instrumental singular)
púkovima (instrumental plural)
pȗcima (instrumental plural)

From earlier *puok, from older plk, from Proto-Slavic *pъlkъ, borrowed from Proto-Germanic *fulkaz.


пот

по̏т (canonical masculine)
pȍt (romanization)


зоб

зо̑б (canonical feminine)
zȏb (romanization)
зоб (nominative singular)
зоби (nominative plural)
зоби (genitive singular)
зоби (genitive plural)
зоби (dative singular)
зобима (dative plural)
зоб (accusative singular)
зоби (accusative plural)
зоби (singular vocative)
зоби (plural vocative)
зоби (locative singular)
зобима (locative plural)
зобљу (instrumental singular)
зобима (instrumental plural)


влак

вла̑к (canonical masculine)
vlȃk (romanization)
вла̑к (nominative singular)
вла̏кови (nominative plural)
влака (genitive singular)
влакова (genitive plural)
влаку (dative singular)
влаковима (dative plural)
влак (accusative singular)
влакове (accusative plural)
влаче (singular vocative)
влакови (plural vocative)
влаку (locative singular)
влаковима (locative plural)
влаком (instrumental singular)
влаковима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Czech vlak, itself calqued after German Zug.


семафор

се̏мафо̄р (canonical masculine)
sȅmafōr (romanization)
семафор (nominative singular)
семафори (nominative plural)
семафора (genitive singular)
семафора (genitive plural)
семафору (dative singular)
семафорима (dative plural)
семафор (accusative singular)
семафоре (accusative plural)
семафоре (singular vocative)
семафори (plural vocative)
семафору (locative singular)
семафорима (locative plural)
семафором (instrumental singular)
семафорима (instrumental plural)


газда

га̏зда (canonical masculine)
gȁzda (romanization)
газда (nominative singular)
газде (nominative plural)
газде (genitive singular)
газда (genitive plural)
газди (genitive plural)
газди (dative singular)
газдама (dative plural)
газду (accusative singular)
газде (accusative plural)
газдо (singular vocative)
газде (plural vocative)
газди (locative singular)
газдама (locative plural)
газдом (instrumental singular)
газдама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Hungarian gazda, from a Slavic language; see Proto-Slavic *gostьpoda.


кула

ку́ла (canonical feminine)
kúla (romanization)
ку́ла (nominative singular)
куле (nominative plural)
куле (genitive singular)
кула (genitive plural)
кули (dative singular)
кулама (dative plural)
кулу (accusative singular)
куле (accusative plural)
куло (singular vocative)
куле (plural vocative)
кули (locative singular)
кулама (locative plural)
кулом (instrumental singular)
кулама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قله (kulle) (Turkish kule), from Persian قله (qolle), from Arabic قُلَّة (qulla, “pinnacle, zenith”).


milost

mȉlōst (canonical feminine)
ми̏ло̄ст (Cyrillic)
milost (nominative singular)
milosti (nominative plural)
milosti (genitive singular)
milosti (genitive plural)
milosti (dative singular)
milostima (dative plural)
milost (accusative singular)
milosti (accusative plural)
milosti (singular vocative)
milosti (plural vocative)
milosti (locative singular)
milostima (locative plural)
milosti (instrumental singular)
milošću (instrumental singular)
milostima (instrumental plural)

služit ćemo sasvim kraljevu velikost,
listo nas ti sad prim u miru na milost.

Nikoga Bog odzgar razumom čestiti,
Nikomu drugi dar i milost poskiti.

1556, Petar Hektorović, Ribanje i ribarsko prigovaranje:

Nu ja ne znam put li oni
od vrloće i od bjenja
ali je bolji ali oni

(please add an English translation of this quotation)

Tva me milost sad usliši

1375, N.N., Muka svete Margarite (transcribed from Glagolitic original)


шлем

шле̏м (canonical masculine)
šlȅm (romanization)
шлем (nominative singular)
шлемови (nominative plural)
шлема (genitive singular)
шлемова (genitive plural)
шлему (dative singular)
шлемовима (dative plural)
шлем (accusative singular)
шлемове (accusative plural)
шлеме (singular vocative)
шлемови (plural vocative)
шлему (locative singular)
шлемовима (locative plural)
шлемом (instrumental singular)
шлемовима (instrumental plural)
шље̏м (alternative Ijekavian)


sile

inflection of sila:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


маса

ма̀са (canonical feminine)
màsa (romanization)
маса (nominative singular)
масе (nominative plural)
масе (genitive singular)
маса (genitive plural)
маси (dative singular)
масама (dative plural)
масу (accusative singular)
масе (accusative plural)
масо (singular vocative)
масе (plural vocative)
маси (locative singular)
масама (locative plural)
масом (instrumental singular)
масама (instrumental plural)


kurban

kùrbān (canonical masculine)
ку̀рба̄н (Cyrillic)
kùrbān (nominative singular)
kurbani (nominative plural)
kurbána (genitive singular)
kurbana (genitive plural)
kurbanu (dative singular)
kurbanima (dative plural)
kurban (accusative singular)
kurbane (accusative plural)
kurbane (singular vocative)
kurbani (plural vocative)
kurbanu (locative singular)
kurbanima (locative plural)
kurbanom (instrumental singular)
kurbanima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قربان (kurban), from Arabic قُرْبَان (qurbān).

bor+

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


sklad

sklȁd (canonical masculine)
скла̏д (Cyrillic)
sklad (nominative singular)
sklada (genitive singular)
skladu (dative singular)
sklad (accusative singular)
sklade (singular vocative)
skladu (locative singular)
skladom (instrumental singular)


skladba

sklàdba (canonical feminine)
скла̀дба (Cyrillic)
sklàdba (nominative singular)
skladbe (nominative plural)
skladbe (genitive singular)
sklàdbā (genitive plural)
sklàdbī (genitive plural)
skladbi (dative singular)
skladbama (dative plural)
skladbu (accusative singular)
skladbe (accusative plural)
skladbo (singular vocative)
skladbe (plural vocative)
skladbi (locative singular)
skladbama (locative plural)
skladbom (instrumental singular)
skladbama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed by Bogoslav Šulek from Czech skladba.


глина

гли́на (canonical feminine)
glína (romanization)
глина (nominative singular)
глине (nominative plural)
глине (genitive singular)
глина (genitive plural)
глини (dative singular)
глинама (dative plural)
глину (accusative singular)
глине (accusative plural)
глино (singular vocative)
глине (plural vocative)
глини (locative singular)
глинама (locative plural)
глином (instrumental singular)
глинама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *glina, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *gléiˀnāˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *gleh₁y-.


мач

ма̏ч (canonical masculine)
mȁč (romanization)
ма̏ч (nominative singular)
ма̀чеви (nominative plural)
мача (genitive singular)
ма̏че̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
мачу (dative singular)
мачевима (dative plural)
мач (accusative singular)
мачеве (accusative plural)
мачу (singular vocative)
мачеви (plural vocative)
мачу (locative singular)
мачевима (locative plural)
мачем (instrumental singular)
мачевима (instrumental plural)
meč (alternative Chakavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *mьčь. Further etymology unclear.


хан

ха̑н (canonical masculine)
hȃn (romanization)
ха̑н (nominative singular)
ха́нови (nominative plural)
хана (genitive singular)
ханова (genitive plural)
хану (dative singular)
хановима (dative plural)
хан (accusative singular)
ханове (accusative plural)
хане (singular vocative)
ханови (plural vocative)
хану (locative singular)
хановима (locative plural)
ханом (instrumental singular)
хановима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish خان (han), from Persian خانه (xâne, “house”).


voće

vòće (canonical neuter)
во̀ће (Cyrillic)
voće (nominative singular)
voća (genitive singular)
voću (dative singular)
voće (accusative singular)
voće (singular vocative)
voću (locative singular)
voćem (instrumental singular)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *ovoťe, from Proto-Indo-European *h₂weg-.


тачка

та̏чка (canonical feminine)
tȁčka (romanization)
тачка (nominative singular)
тачке (nominative plural)
тачке (genitive singular)
тачака (genitive plural)
тачки (genitive plural)
тачки (dative singular)
тачкама (dative plural)
тачку (accusative singular)
тачке (accusative plural)
тачко (singular vocative)
тачке (plural vocative)
тачки (locative singular)
тачкама (locative plural)
тачком (instrumental singular)
тачкама (instrumental plural)
tȍčka (alternative Croatia)

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


sveučilište

sh-noun

sveùčilīšte n (Cyrillic spelling свеу̀чилӣште)

sveùčilīšte (canonical neuter)
свеу̀чилӣште (Cyrillic)
sveučilište (nominative singular)
sveučilišta (nominative plural)
sveučilišta (genitive singular)
sveučilišta (genitive plural)
sveučilištu (dative singular)
sveučilištima (dative plural)
sveučilište (accusative singular)
sveučilišta (accusative plural)
sveučilište (singular vocative)
sveučilišta (plural vocative)
sveučilištu (locative singular)
sveučilištima (locative plural)
sveučilištem (instrumental singular)
sveučilištima (instrumental plural)

Formed as sve- + učilište, a calque of Greek πανεπιστήμιον (panepistímion), very likely via Slavonic-Serbian. The Greek, in turn, is a calque of Medieval Latin ūniversitās. First attested in the 19th century.

calque

πανεπιστήμιον


punđa

púnđa (canonical feminine)
пу́нђа (Cyrillic)
punđa (nominative singular)
punđe (nominative plural)
punđe (genitive singular)
punđa (genitive plural)
punđi (genitive plural)
punđi (dative singular)
punđama (dative plural)
punđu (accusative singular)
punđe (accusative plural)
punđo (singular vocative)
punđe (plural vocative)
punđi (locative singular)
punđama (locative plural)
punđom (instrumental singular)
punđama (instrumental plural)


пунђа

пу́нђа (canonical feminine)
púnđa (romanization)
пунђа (nominative singular)
пунђе (nominative plural)
пунђе (genitive singular)
пунђа (genitive plural)
пунђи (genitive plural)
пунђи (dative singular)
пунђама (dative plural)
пунђу (accusative singular)
пунђе (accusative plural)
пунђо (singular vocative)
пунђе (plural vocative)
пунђи (locative singular)
пунђама (locative plural)
пунђом (instrumental singular)
пунђама (instrumental plural)


soj

sȍj (canonical masculine)
со̏ј (Cyrillic)
sȍj (nominative singular)
sòjevi (nominative plural)
soja (genitive singular)
sojeva (genitive plural)
soju (dative singular)
sojevima (dative plural)
soj (accusative singular)
sojeve (accusative plural)
soju (singular vocative)
sojevi (plural vocative)
soju (locative singular)
sojevima (locative plural)
sojem (instrumental singular)
sojevima (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish صوی (soy) (compare Turkish soy).


келнер

ке̏лнер (canonical masculine)
kȅlner (romanization)
келнер (nominative singular)
келнери (nominative plural)
келнера (genitive singular)
келнера (genitive plural)
келнеру (dative singular)
келнерима (dative plural)
келнера (accusative singular)
келнере (accusative plural)
келнеру (singular vocative)
келнери (plural vocative)
келнеру (locative singular)
келнерима (locative plural)
келнером (instrumental singular)
келнерима (instrumental plural)

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


нар

на̏р (canonical masculine)
nȁr (romanization)
на̏р (nominative singular)
на̀рови (nominative plural)
нара (genitive singular)
нарова (genitive plural)
нару (dative singular)
наровима (dative plural)
нар (accusative singular)
нарове (accusative plural)
наре (singular vocative)
нарови (plural vocative)
нару (locative singular)
наровима (locative plural)
наром (instrumental singular)
наровима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish نار (nâr), from Persian نار (nâr), انار (anâr).


тумач

ту̀ма̄ч (canonical masculine)
tùmāč (romanization)
тумач (nominative singular)
тумачи (nominative plural)
тумача (genitive singular)
тумача (genitive plural)
тумачу (dative singular)
тумачима (dative plural)
тумача (accusative singular)
тумаче (accusative plural)
тумачу (singular vocative)
тумачи (plural vocative)
тумачу (locative singular)
тумачима (locative plural)
тумачем (instrumental singular)
тумачима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *tъlmačь. Cognate with Slovene tolmač, Russian толмач (tolmač), Slovak tlmočník (“translator”). Non-Slavic cognates include German Dolmetscher.


hrom

hrȍm (canonical masculine)
хро̏м (Cyrillic)
hrom (nominative singular)
hroma (genitive singular)
hromu (dative singular)
hrom (accusative singular)
hrome (singular vocative)
hromu (locative singular)
hromom (instrumental singular)
krȍm (alternative Croatia)


цистерна

цѝсте̄рна (canonical feminine)
cìstērna (romanization)
цѝсте̄рна (nominative singular)
цистерне (nominative plural)
цистерне (genitive singular)
цѝсте̄рна̄ (genitive plural)
цѝсте̄рнӣ (genitive plural)
цистерни (dative singular)
цистернама (dative plural)
цистерну (accusative singular)
цистерне (accusative plural)
цистерно (singular vocative)
цистерне (plural vocative)
цистерни (locative singular)
цистернама (locative plural)
цистерном (instrumental singular)
цистернама (instrumental plural)


вол

во̑л (canonical masculine)
vȏl (romanization)
во̑л (nominative singular)
во̀лови (nominative plural)
вола (genitive singular)
волова (genitive plural)
волу (dative singular)
воловима (dative plural)
вола (accusative singular)
волове (accusative plural)
во̏ле (singular vocative)
волови (plural vocative)
волу (locative singular)
воловима (locative plural)
волом (instrumental singular)
воловима (instrumental plural)
во̑ (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


kuća

sh-noun

kȕća f (Cyrillic spelling ку̏ћа, diminutive kȕćica, augmentative kućèrina or kućètina, relational adjective kȕćnī)

kȕća (canonical feminine)
ку̏ћа (Cyrillic)
kȕćica (diminutive)
kućèrina (augmentative)
kućètina (augmentative)
kȕćnī (adjective relational)
kȕća (nominative singular)
kȕće (nominative plural)
kȕćē (genitive singular)
kȗćā (genitive plural)
kȕći (dative singular)
kȕćama (dative plural)
kȕću (accusative singular)
kȕće (accusative plural)
kȕćo (singular vocative)
kȕće (plural vocative)
kȕći (locative singular)
kȕćama (locative plural)
kȕćōm (instrumental singular)
kȕćama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kǫťa; cognate with Macedonian куќа (kuḱa), Bulgarian къща (kǎšta), Slovene kóča (“a mountain hut”).

Da li je to tvoja kuća?


lavina

làvina (canonical feminine)
ла̀вина (Cyrillic)
làvina (nominative singular)
lavine (nominative plural)
lavine (genitive singular)
lȁvīnā (genitive plural)
lavini (dative singular)
lavinama (dative plural)
lavinu (accusative singular)
lavine (accusative plural)
lavino (singular vocative)
lavine (plural vocative)
lavini (locative singular)
lavinama (locative plural)
lavinom (instrumental singular)
lavinama (instrumental plural)


perfekt

pèrfekt (canonical masculine)
пѐрфект (Cyrillic)
pèrfekt (nominative singular)
perfekti (nominative plural)
perfekta (genitive singular)
pȅrfēktā (genitive plural)
perfektu (dative singular)
perfektima (dative plural)
perfekt (accusative singular)
perfekte (accusative plural)
perfekte (singular vocative)
perfekti (plural vocative)
perfektu (locative singular)
perfektima (locative plural)
perfektom (instrumental singular)
perfektima (instrumental plural)
pèrfekat (alternative)


mena

ména (canonical feminine)
ме́на (Cyrillic)
ména (nominative singular)
mene (nominative plural)
mene (genitive singular)
mȇnā (genitive plural)
meni (dative singular)
menama (dative plural)
menu (accusative singular)
mene (accusative plural)
meno (singular vocative)
mene (plural vocative)
meni (locative singular)
menama (locative plural)
menom (instrumental singular)
menama (instrumental plural)
mijéna (alternative Ijekavian)


kifli

inflection of kifla:
dative/locative singular


metulj

(Croatia, Chakavian, Kajkavian) butterfly


hrs

hȓs (canonical masculine)
хр̑с (Cyrillic)
hrs (nominative singular)
hrsi (nominative plural)
hrsa (genitive singular)
hrsa (genitive plural)
hrsu (dative singular)
hrsima (dative plural)
hrs (accusative singular)
hrse (accusative plural)
hrse (singular vocative)
hrsi (plural vocative)
hrsu (locative singular)
hrsima (locative plural)
hrsom (instrumental singular)
hrsima (instrumental plural)


средина

средѝна (canonical feminine)
sredìna (romanization)
средѝна (nominative singular)
средине (nominative plural)
средине (genitive singular)
среди́на̄ (genitive plural)
средини (dative singular)
срединама (dative plural)
средину (accusative singular)
средине (accusative plural)
средино (singular vocative)
средине (plural vocative)
средини (locative singular)
срединама (locative plural)
средином (instrumental singular)
срединама (instrumental plural)


сигнал

сѝгна̄л (canonical masculine)
sìgnāl (romanization)
сѝгна̄л (nominative singular)
сигнали (nominative plural)
сигна́ла (genitive singular)
сигнала (genitive plural)
сигналу (dative singular)
сигналима (dative plural)
сигнал (accusative singular)
сигнале (accusative plural)
сигнале (singular vocative)
сигнали (plural vocative)
сигналу (locative singular)
сигналима (locative plural)
сигналом (instrumental singular)
сигналима (instrumental plural)

From German Signal, from Medieval Latin signale, from Latin signum.


funta

fȗnta (canonical feminine)
фу̑нта (Cyrillic)
fȗnta (nominative singular)
funte (nominative plural)
funte (genitive singular)
fȗntā (genitive plural)
fȗntī (genitive plural)
funti (dative singular)
funtama (dative plural)
funtu (accusative singular)
funte (accusative plural)
funto (singular vocative)
funte (plural vocative)
funti (locative singular)
funtama (locative plural)
funtom (instrumental singular)
funtama (instrumental plural)


garnitura

garnitúra f (Cyrillic spelling гарниту́ра)

garnitúra (canonical feminine)
гарниту́ра (Cyrillic)
garnitura (nominative singular)
garniture (nominative plural)
garniture (genitive singular)
garnitura (genitive plural)
garnituri (dative singular)
garniturama (dative plural)
garnituru (accusative singular)
garniture (accusative plural)
garnituro (singular vocative)
garniture (plural vocative)
garnituri (locative singular)
garniturama (locative plural)
garniturom (instrumental singular)
garniturama (instrumental plural)


гарнитура

гарниту́ра (canonical feminine)
garnitúra (romanization)
гарнитура (nominative singular)
гарнитуре (nominative plural)
гарнитуре (genitive singular)
гарнитура (genitive plural)
гарнитури (dative singular)
гарнитурама (dative plural)
гарнитуру (accusative singular)
гарнитуре (accusative plural)
гарнитуро (singular vocative)
гарнитуре (plural vocative)
гарнитури (locative singular)
гарнитурама (locative plural)
гарнитуром (instrumental singular)
гарнитурама (instrumental plural)

гар‧ни‧ту‧ра


tunika

tùnika (canonical feminine)
ту̀ника (Cyrillic)
tunika (nominative singular)
tunike (nominative plural)
tunike (genitive singular)
tunika (genitive plural)
tunici (dative singular)
tunikama (dative plural)
tuniku (accusative singular)
tunike (accusative plural)
tuniko (singular vocative)
tunike (plural vocative)
tunici (locative singular)
tunikama (locative plural)
tunikom (instrumental singular)
tunikama (instrumental plural)


цинк

ци̏нк (canonical masculine)
cȉnk (romanization)
цинк (nominative singular)
цинка (genitive singular)
цинку (dative singular)
цинк (accusative singular)
цинче (singular vocative)
цинку (locative singular)
цинком (instrumental singular)


селен

се̏ле̄н (canonical masculine)
sȅlēn (romanization)
сѐле̄ниј (alternative)
селенијум (alternative)


бром

бро̏м (canonical masculine)
brȍm (romanization)
бром (nominative singular)
брома (genitive singular)
брому (dative singular)
бром (accusative singular)
броме (singular vocative)
брому (locative singular)
бромом (instrumental singular)


директор

дѝректор (canonical masculine)
dìrektor (romanization)
директор (nominative singular)
директори (nominative plural)
директора (genitive singular)
директора (genitive plural)
директору (dative singular)
директорима (dative plural)
директора (accusative singular)
директоре (accusative plural)
директоре (singular vocative)
директори (plural vocative)
директору (locative singular)
директорима (locative plural)
директором (instrumental singular)
директорима (instrumental plural)


принтер

прѝнтер (canonical masculine)
prìnter (romanization)

(computing) printer (device that prints images and text on paper)


predika

prȅdika (canonical feminine)
пре̏дика (Cyrillic)
prȍdika (alternative)


јастук

ја̀стук (canonical masculine)
jàstuk (romanization)
јастук (nominative singular)
јастуци (nominative plural)
јастука (genitive singular)
јастука (genitive plural)
јастуку (dative singular)
јастуцима (dative plural)
јастук (accusative singular)
јастуке (accusative plural)
јастуче (singular vocative)
јастуци (plural vocative)
јастуку (locative singular)
јастуцима (locative plural)
јастуком (instrumental singular)
јастуцима (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish یاصدق (yastık). Compare obsolete or dialectal Bulgarian ястък (jastǎk, “couch, bed (in agriculture)”).


jastuk

jàstuk (canonical masculine)
ја̀стук (Cyrillic)
jastuk (nominative singular)
jastuci (nominative plural)
jastuka (genitive singular)
jastuka (genitive plural)
jastuku (dative singular)
jastucima (dative plural)
jastuk (accusative singular)
jastuke (accusative plural)
jastuče (singular vocative)
jastuci (plural vocative)
jastuku (locative singular)
jastucima (locative plural)
jastukom (instrumental singular)
jastucima (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish یاصدق (yastık). Compare obsolete or dialectal Bulgarian ястък (jastǎk, “couch, bed (in agriculture)”), Albanian jastëk.

cog

Na njegovoj postelji, na jastuku na kojem spava, ugledala je nekoga drugoga.

On his bed, on the pillow that he sleeps on, she saw somebody else.


авион

авѝо̄н (canonical masculine)
avìōn (romanization)
авион (nominative singular)
авиони (nominative plural)
авиона (genitive singular)
авиона (genitive plural)
авиону (dative singular)
авионима (dative plural)
авион (accusative singular)
авионе (accusative plural)
авионе (singular vocative)
авиони (plural vocative)
авиону (locative singular)
авионима (locative plural)
авионом (instrumental singular)
авионима (instrumental plural)


tepih

tèpih (canonical masculine)
тѐпих (Cyrillic)
tepih (nominative singular)
tepisi (nominative plural)
tepiha (genitive singular)
tepiha (genitive plural)
tepihu (dative singular)
tepisima (dative plural)
tepih (accusative singular)
tepihe (accusative plural)
tepiše (singular vocative)
tepisi (plural vocative)
tepihu (locative singular)
tepisima (locative plural)
tepihom (instrumental singular)
tepisima (instrumental plural)

čarobni tepih


казан

ка̀зан (canonical masculine)
kàzan (romanization)
казан (nominative singular)
казани (nominative plural)
казана (genitive singular)
казана (genitive plural)
казану (dative singular)
казанима (dative plural)
казан (accusative singular)
казане (accusative plural)
казане (singular vocative)
казани (plural vocative)
казану (locative singular)
казанима (locative plural)
казаном (instrumental singular)
казанима (instrumental plural)


pozornost

sh-noun

pozórnōst f (Cyrillic spelling позо́рно̄ст)

pozórnōst (canonical feminine)
позо́рно̄ст (Cyrillic)
pozornost (nominative singular)
pozornosti (genitive singular)
pozornosti (dative singular)
pozornost (accusative singular)
pozornosti (singular vocative)
pozornosti (locative singular)
pozornosti (instrumental singular)
pozornošću (instrumental singular)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pozorьnostь.


skener

skȅner (canonical masculine)
ске̏нер (Cyrillic)
skener (nominative singular)
skeneri (nominative plural)
skenera (genitive singular)
skenera (genitive plural)
skeneru (dative singular)
skenerima (dative plural)
skener (accusative singular)
skenere (accusative plural)
skenere (singular vocative)
skeneri (plural vocative)
skeneru (locative singular)
skenerima (locative plural)
skenerom (instrumental singular)
skenerima (instrumental plural)


крчма

кр̏чма (canonical feminine)
kȑčma (romanization)
кр̏чма (nominative singular)
крчме (nominative plural)
крчме (genitive singular)
кр̏ча̄ма̄ (genitive plural)
кр̏чмӣ (genitive plural)
крчми (dative singular)
крчмама (dative plural)
крчму (accusative singular)
крчме (accusative plural)
крчмо (singular vocative)
крчме (plural vocative)
крчми (locative singular)
крчмама (locative plural)
крчмом (instrumental singular)
крчмама (instrumental plural)


porod

pòrod (canonical masculine)
по̀род (Cyrillic)
porod (nominative singular)
porodi (nominative plural)
poroda (genitive singular)
poroda (genitive plural)
porodu (dative singular)
porodima (dative plural)
porod (accusative singular)
porode (accusative plural)
porode (singular vocative)
porodi (plural vocative)
porodu (locative singular)
porodima (locative plural)
porodom (instrumental singular)
porodima (instrumental plural)


калина

ка̀лина (canonical feminine)
kàlina (romanization)
калина (nominative singular)
калине (nominative plural)
калине (genitive singular)
калина (genitive plural)
калини (dative singular)
калинама (dative plural)
калину (accusative singular)
калине (accusative plural)
калино (singular vocative)
калине (plural vocative)
калини (locative singular)
калинама (locative plural)
калином (instrumental singular)
калинама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kalina (“snowball tree”).

Viburnum opulus
Viburnum opulus#Translingual

Viburnum lantana
Viburnum lantana#Translingual

Viburnum spp., especially the snowball tree Viburnum opulus and the wayfaring-tree Viburnum lantana

Ligustrum vulgare
Ligustrum vulgare#Translingual


zadruga

zȃdruga (canonical feminine)
за̑друга (Cyrillic)
zadruga (nominative singular)
zadruge (nominative plural)
zadruge (genitive singular)
zadruga (genitive plural)
zadruzi (dative singular)
zadrugama (dative plural)
zadrugu (accusative singular)
zadruge (accusative plural)
zadrugo (singular vocative)
zadruge (plural vocative)
zadruzi (locative singular)
zadrugama (locative plural)
zadrugom (instrumental singular)
zadrugama (instrumental plural)


разум

ра̏зӯм (canonical masculine)
rȁzūm (romanization)
разум (nominative singular)
разума (genitive singular)
разуму (dative singular)
разум (accusative singular)
разуме (singular vocative)
разуму (locative singular)
разумом (instrumental singular)


asfalt

àsfalt (canonical masculine)
а̀сфалт (Cyrillic)
asfalt (nominative singular)
asfalta (genitive singular)
asfaltu (dative singular)
asfalt (accusative singular)
asfalte (singular vocative)
asfaltu (locative singular)
asfaltom (instrumental singular)


razum

rȁzūm (canonical masculine)
ра̏зӯм (Cyrillic)
rȁzūm (nominative singular)
rȁzūma (genitive singular)
rȁzūmu (dative singular)
rȁzūm (accusative singular)
rȁzūme (singular vocative)
rȁzūmu (locative singular)
rȁzūmom (instrumental singular)

(uncountable) reason, mind, intellect, sanity


kapija

kàpija (canonical feminine)
ка̀пија (Cyrillic)
kapija (nominative singular)
kapije (nominative plural)
kapije (genitive singular)
kapija (genitive plural)
kapiji (dative singular)
kapijama (dative plural)
kapiju (accusative singular)
kapije (accusative plural)
kapijo (singular vocative)
kapije (plural vocative)
kapiji (locative singular)
kapijama (locative plural)
kapijom (instrumental singular)
kapijama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قاپی (kapı) (Turkish kapı).


капија

ка̀пија (canonical feminine)
kàpija (romanization)
капија (nominative singular)
капије (nominative plural)
капије (genitive singular)
капија (genitive plural)
капији (dative singular)
капијама (dative plural)
капију (accusative singular)
капије (accusative plural)
капијо (singular vocative)
капије (plural vocative)
капији (locative singular)
капијама (locative plural)
капијом (instrumental singular)
капијама (instrumental plural)


lokal

lòkāl (canonical masculine)
ло̀ка̄л (Cyrillic)
lòkāl (nominative singular)
lokali (nominative plural)
lokála (genitive singular)
lokala (genitive plural)
lokalu (dative singular)
lokalima (dative plural)
lokal (accusative singular)
lokale (accusative plural)
lokale (singular vocative)
lokali (plural vocative)
lokalu (locative singular)
lokalima (locative plural)
lokalom (instrumental singular)
lokalima (instrumental plural)


биде

бѝде̄ (canonical masculine)
bìdē (romanization)
бѝде̄ (nominative singular)
бидѐи (nominative plural)
бидѐа (genitive singular)
биде́а̄ (genitive plural)
бидеу (dative singular)
бидеима (dative plural)
биде (accusative singular)
бидее (accusative plural)
бидеу (singular vocative)
бидее (singular vocative)
бидеи (plural vocative)
бидеу (locative singular)
бидеима (locative plural)
бидеом (instrumental singular)
бидеима (instrumental plural)


текст

те̏кст (canonical masculine)
tȅkst (romanization)
те̏кст (nominative singular)
тѐкстови (nominative plural)
текста (genitive singular)
текстова (genitive plural)
тексту (dative singular)
текстовима (dative plural)
текст (accusative singular)
текстове (accusative plural)
тексте (singular vocative)
текстови (plural vocative)
тексту (locative singular)
текстовима (locative plural)
текстом (instrumental singular)
текстовима (instrumental plural)


komora

kòmora (canonical feminine)
ко̀мора (Cyrillic)
kòmora (nominative singular)
komore (nominative plural)
komore (genitive singular)
kȍmōrā (genitive plural)
komori (dative singular)
komorama (dative plural)
komoru (accusative singular)
komore (accusative plural)
komoro (singular vocative)
komore (plural vocative)
komori (locative singular)
komorama (locative plural)
komorom (instrumental singular)
komorama (instrumental plural)

larder, pantry, closet, boxroom or utility room

chamber, container, compartment (technical)


kamion

kamìōn (canonical masculine)
камѝо̄н (Cyrillic)
kamìōn (nominative singular)
kamioni (nominative plural)
kamióna (genitive singular)
kamiona (genitive plural)
kamionu (dative singular)
kamionima (dative plural)
kamion (accusative singular)
kamione (accusative plural)
kamione (singular vocative)
kamioni (plural vocative)
kamionu (locative singular)
kamionima (locative plural)
kamionom (instrumental singular)
kamionima (instrumental plural)

truck (vehicle designed for carrying cargo)


закон

за́кон (canonical masculine)
zákon (romanization)
закон (nominative singular)
закони (nominative plural)
закона (genitive singular)
закона (genitive plural)
закону (dative singular)
законима (dative plural)
закон (accusative singular)
законе (accusative plural)
законе (singular vocative)
закони (plural vocative)
закону (locative singular)
законима (locative plural)
законом (instrumental singular)
законима (instrumental plural)

(archaic, expressively) religion, confession, creed


зев

зе̑в (canonical masculine)
zȇv (romanization)
зев (nominative singular)
зевови (nominative plural)
зева (genitive singular)
зевова (genitive plural)
зеву (dative singular)
зевовима (dative plural)
зев (accusative singular)
зевове (accusative plural)
зеве (singular vocative)
зевови (plural vocative)
зеву (locative singular)
зевовима (locative plural)
зевом (instrumental singular)
зевовима (instrumental plural)
зије̑в (alternative Ijekavian)


ofsajd

ȍfsājd (canonical masculine)
о̏фса̄јд (Cyrillic)
ofsajd (nominative singular)
ofsajdi (nominative plural)
ofsajda (genitive singular)
ofsajda (genitive plural)
ofsajdu (dative singular)
ofsajdima (dative plural)
ofsajd (accusative singular)
ofsajde (accusative plural)
ofsajde (singular vocative)
ofsajdi (plural vocative)
ofsajdu (locative singular)
ofsajdima (locative plural)
ofsajdom (instrumental singular)
ofsajdima (instrumental plural)


strava

stráva (canonical feminine)
стра́ва (Cyrillic)
strava (nominative singular)
strave (nominative plural)
strave (genitive singular)
strava (genitive plural)
stravi (dative singular)
stravama (dative plural)
stravu (accusative singular)
strave (accusative plural)
stravo (singular vocative)
strave (plural vocative)
stravi (locative singular)
stravama (locative plural)
stravom (instrumental singular)
stravama (instrumental plural)


projektor

sh-noun

pròjektor m (Cyrillic spelling про̀јектор)

pròjektor (canonical masculine)
про̀јектор (Cyrillic)
projektor (nominative singular)
projektori (nominative plural)
projektora (genitive singular)
projektora (genitive plural)
projektoru (dative singular)
projektorima (dative plural)
projektor (accusative singular)
projektore (accusative plural)
projektoru (singular vocative)
projektore (singular vocative)
projektori (plural vocative)
projektoru (locative singular)
projektorima (locative plural)
projektorom (instrumental singular)
projektorima (instrumental plural)


član

člȃn (canonical masculine)
чла̑н (Cyrillic)
član (nominative singular)
članovi (nominative plural)
člana (genitive singular)
člȁnova (genitive plural)
članu (dative singular)
članovima (dative plural)
član (accusative singular)
člana (accusative singular)
članove (accusative plural)
člane (singular vocative)
članovi (plural vocative)
članu (locative singular)
članovima (locative plural)
članom (instrumental singular)
članovima (instrumental plural)

member (one who officially belongs to a group)

(law) article (section of a legal document, bylaws, etc.)


cipela

cìpela f (Cyrillic spelling цѝпела, augmentative cipeletina)

cìpela (canonical feminine)
цѝпела (Cyrillic)
cipeletina (augmentative)
cipela (nominative singular)
cipele (nominative plural)
cipele (genitive singular)
cipela (genitive plural)
cipeli (dative singular)
cipelama (dative plural)
cipelu (accusative singular)
cipele (accusative plural)
cipelo (singular vocative)
cipele (plural vocative)
cipeli (locative singular)
cipelama (locative plural)
cipelom (instrumental singular)
cipelama (instrumental plural)


čest

čȇst (canonical feminine)
че̑ст (Cyrillic)


falus

fȁlus (canonical masculine)
фа̏лус (Cyrillic)
falus (nominative singular)
falusi (nominative plural)
falusa (genitive singular)
falusa (genitive plural)
falusu (dative singular)
falusima (dative plural)
falus (accusative singular)
faluse (accusative plural)
faluse (singular vocative)
falusi (plural vocative)
falusu (locative singular)
falusima (locative plural)
falusom (instrumental singular)
falusima (instrumental plural)
fȁlos (alternative)

From Late Latin phallus, from Ancient Greek φαλλός (phallós).


sunet

sùnet (canonical masculine)
су̀нет (Cyrillic)
sunet (nominative singular)
suneti (nominative plural)
suneta (genitive singular)
suneta (genitive plural)
sunetu (dative singular)
sunetima (dative plural)
sunet (accusative singular)
sunete (accusative plural)
sunete (singular vocative)
suneti (plural vocative)
sunetu (locative singular)
sunetima (locative plural)
sunetom (instrumental singular)
sunetima (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish سنت (modern Turkish sünnet), from Arabic سُنَّة (sunna, “habitual practice”).


сирота

сиро̀та (canonical feminine)
siròta (romanization)
сирота (nominative singular)
сироте (nominative plural)
сироте (genitive singular)
сирота (genitive plural)
сироти (dative singular)
сиротама (dative plural)
сироту (accusative singular)
сироте (accusative plural)
сирото (singular vocative)
сироте (plural vocative)
сироти (locative singular)
сиротама (locative plural)
сиротом (instrumental singular)
сиротама (instrumental plural)


sirota

siròta (canonical feminine)
сиро̀та (Cyrillic)
sirota (nominative singular)
sirote (nominative plural)
sirote (genitive singular)
sirota (genitive plural)
siroti (dative singular)
sirotama (dative plural)
sirotu (accusative singular)
sirote (accusative plural)
siroto (singular vocative)
sirote (plural vocative)
siroti (locative singular)
sirotama (locative plural)
sirotom (instrumental singular)
sirotama (instrumental plural)


кућа

sh-noun

ку̏ћа f (Latin spelling kȕća, diminutive ку̏ћица, augmentative кућѐрина or кућѐтина, relational adjective ку̏ћнӣ)

ку̏ћа (canonical feminine)
kȕća (romanization)
ку̏ћица (diminutive)
кућѐрина (augmentative)
кућѐтина (augmentative)
ку̏ћнӣ (adjective relational)
кућа (nominative singular)
куће (nominative plural)
куће (genitive singular)
кућа (genitive plural)
кући (dative singular)
кућама (dative plural)
кућу (accusative singular)
куће (accusative plural)
кућо (singular vocative)
куће (plural vocative)
кући (locative singular)
кућама (locative plural)
кућом (instrumental singular)
кућама (instrumental plural)

Да ли је то твоја кућа?


servis

sèrvīs (canonical masculine)
сѐрвӣс (Cyrillic)
sèrvīs (nominative singular)
servisi (nominative plural)
servísa (genitive singular)
servisa (genitive plural)
servisu (dative singular)
servisima (dative plural)
servis (accusative singular)
servise (accusative plural)
servise (singular vocative)
servisi (plural vocative)
servisu (locative singular)
servisima (locative plural)
servisom (instrumental singular)
servisima (instrumental plural)

From English and French service, from Latin servitium (“slavery”), from servus (“servant, slave”).


ogled

ȍglēd (canonical masculine)
о̏гле̄д (Cyrillic)


mediokris

medìokris m (Cyrillic spelling медѝокрис)

medìokris (canonical masculine)
медѝокрис (Cyrillic)


mediokritet

mediokrìtēt m (Cyrillic spelling медиокрѝте̄т)

mediokrìtēt (canonical masculine)
медиокрѝте̄т (Cyrillic)
mediokritet (nominative singular)
mediokriteti (nominative plural)
mediokriteta (genitive singular)
mediokriteta (genitive plural)
mediokritetu (dative singular)
mediokritetima (dative plural)
mediokritet (accusative singular)
mediokritete (accusative plural)
mediokritete (singular vocative)
mediokriteti (plural vocative)
mediokritetu (locative singular)
mediokritetima (locative plural)
mediokritetom (instrumental singular)
mediokritetima (instrumental plural)


respirator

respìrātor m (Cyrillic spelling респѝра̄тор)

respìrātor (canonical masculine)
респѝра̄тор (Cyrillic)
respirator (nominative singular)
respiratori (nominative plural)
respiratora (genitive singular)
respiratora (genitive plural)
respiratoru (dative singular)
respiratorima (dative plural)
respirator (accusative singular)
respiratore (accusative plural)
respiratoru (singular vocative)
respiratore (singular vocative)
respiratori (plural vocative)
respiratoru (locative singular)
respiratorima (locative plural)
respiratorom (instrumental singular)
respiratorima (instrumental plural)


lapsus

làpsus (canonical masculine)
ла̀псус (Cyrillic)
lapsus (nominative singular)
lapsusi (nominative plural)
lapsusa (genitive singular)
lapsusa (genitive plural)
lapsusu (dative singular)
lapsusima (dative plural)
lapsus (accusative singular)
lapsuse (accusative plural)
lapsuse (singular vocative)
lapsusi (plural vocative)
lapsusu (locative singular)
lapsusima (locative plural)
lapsusom (instrumental singular)
lapsusima (instrumental plural)


хаџ

hadž (romanization)
хаџ (nominative singular)
хаџеви (nominative plural)
хаџа (genitive singular)
хаџева (genitive plural)
хаџу (dative singular)
хаџевима (dative plural)
хаџ (accusative singular)
хаџеве (accusative plural)
хаџу (singular vocative)
хаџеви (plural vocative)
хаџом (locative singular)
хаџевима (locative plural)
хаџу (instrumental singular)
хаџевима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish حج (hac), from Arabic حَجّ (ḥajj).


hadž

хаџ (Cyrillic)
hadž (nominative singular)
hadževi (nominative plural)
hadža (genitive singular)
hadževa (genitive plural)
hadžu (dative singular)
hadževima (dative plural)
hadž (accusative singular)
hadževe (accusative plural)
hadžu (singular vocative)
hadževi (plural vocative)
hadžom (locative singular)
hadževima (locative plural)
hadžu (instrumental singular)
hadževima (instrumental plural)


hadžiluk

hadžìluk (canonical masculine)
хаџѝлук (Cyrillic)
hadžiluk (nominative singular)
hadžiluci (nominative plural)
hadžiluka (genitive singular)
hadžiluka (genitive plural)
hadžiluku (dative singular)
hadžilucima (dative plural)
hadžiluk (accusative singular)
hadžiluke (accusative plural)
hadžiluče (singular vocative)
hadžiluci (plural vocative)
hadžiluku (locative singular)
hadžilucima (locative plural)
hadžilukom (instrumental singular)
hadžilucima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish حاجیلق (hacılık), from حاجی (hacı, “hajji”), from Arabic حجي (ḥajji, “pilgrim”).

bor+

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


хаџилук

хаџѝлук (canonical masculine)
hadžìluk (romanization)
хаџилук (nominative singular)
хаџилуци (nominative plural)
хаџилука (genitive singular)
хаџилука (genitive plural)
хаџилуку (dative singular)
хаџилуцима (dative plural)
хаџилук (accusative singular)
хаџилуке (accusative plural)
хаџилуче (singular vocative)
хаџилуци (plural vocative)
хаџилуком (locative singular)
хаџилуцима (locative plural)
хаџилуку (instrumental singular)
хаџилуцима (instrumental plural)


fursat

fùrsāt (canonical masculine)
фу̀рса̄т (Cyrillic)
fùrsāt (nominative singular)
fursáti (nominative plural)
fursáta (genitive singular)
fursátā (genitive plural)
fursátu (dative singular)
fursátima (dative plural)
fùrsāt (accusative singular)
fursáte (accusative plural)
fursáte (singular vocative)
fursáti (plural vocative)
fursátu (locative singular)
fursátima (locative plural)
fursátom (instrumental singular)
fursátima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish فرصت (fursat, fırsat), from Arabic فُرْصَة (furṣa).

(archaic, regional) opportunity, chance, occasion


фурсат

фу̀рса̄т (canonical masculine)
fùrsāt (romanization)
фу̀рса̄т (nominative singular)
фурса́ти (nominative plural)
фурса́та (genitive singular)
фурса́та̄ (genitive plural)
фурса́ту (dative singular)
фурса́тима (dative plural)
фу̀рса̄т (accusative singular)
фурса́те (accusative plural)
фурса́те (singular vocative)
фурса́ти (plural vocative)
фурса́ту (locative singular)
фурса́тима (locative plural)
фурса́том (instrumental singular)
фурса́тима (instrumental plural)


хрчак

хр́чак (canonical masculine)
hŕčak (romanization)
хрчак (nominative singular)
хрчци (nominative plural)
хрчкови (nominative plural)
хрчка (genitive singular)
хрчака (genitive plural)
хрчку (dative singular)
хрчцима (dative plural)
хрчка (accusative singular)
хрчке (accusative plural)
хрчку (singular vocative)
хрчци (plural vocative)
хрчку (locative singular)
хрчцима (locative plural)
хрчком (instrumental singular)
хрчцима (instrumental plural)

Possibly from Proto-Slavic *xrъčь suffixed with -ак.


čičak

číčak (canonical masculine)
чи́чак (Cyrillic)
číčak (nominative singular)
čičci (nominative plural)
čička (genitive singular)
čȋčākā (genitive plural)
čičku (dative singular)
čičcima (dative plural)
čičak (accusative singular)
čičke (accusative plural)
čičku (singular vocative)
čičci (plural vocative)
čičku (locative singular)
čičcima (locative plural)
čičkom (instrumental singular)
čičcima (instrumental plural)

/t͡ʃǐːt͡ʃak/

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish چیچك (çiçek).

Arctium lappa
Arctium lappa#Translingual


чичак

чи́чак (canonical masculine)
číčak (romanization)
чи́чак (nominative singular)
чичци (nominative plural)
чичка (genitive singular)
чи̑ча̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
чичку (dative singular)
чичцима (dative plural)
чичак (accusative singular)
чичке (accusative plural)
чичку (singular vocative)
чичци (plural vocative)
чичку (locative singular)
чичцима (locative plural)
чичком (instrumental singular)
чичцима (instrumental plural)

/t͡ʃǐːt͡ʃak/


nepravda

sh-noun

nèprāvda f (Cyrillic spelling нѐпра̄вда)

nèprāvda (canonical feminine)
нѐпра̄вда (Cyrillic)
nepravda (nominative singular)
nepravde (nominative plural)
nepravde (genitive singular)
nepravda (genitive plural)
nepravdi (dative singular)
nepravdama (dative plural)
nepravdu (accusative singular)
nepravde (accusative plural)
nepravdo (singular vocative)
nepravde (plural vocative)
nepravdi (locative singular)
nepravdama (locative plural)
nepravdom (instrumental singular)
nepravdama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *nepravьda. Compare Czech nepravda.


atlet

àtlēt (canonical masculine)
а̀тле̄т (Cyrillic)
àtlēt (nominative singular)
atleti (nominative plural)
atléta (genitive singular)
atleta (genitive plural)
atletu (dative singular)
atletima (dative plural)
atleta (accusative singular)
atlete (accusative plural)
atletu (singular vocative)
atleti (plural vocative)
atletu (locative singular)
atletima (locative plural)
atletom (instrumental singular)
atletima (instrumental plural)
atleta (alternative Bosnia Serbia)

(Croatia, historical) fighter (in ancient Greek Olympics)

(Croatia) a bodybuilding competition winner


atribut

atrìbūt (canonical masculine)
атрѝбӯт (Cyrillic)
atrìbūt (nominative singular)
atributi (nominative plural)
atribúta (genitive singular)
atributa (genitive plural)
atributu (dative singular)
atributima (dative plural)
atribut (accusative singular)
atribute (accusative plural)
atribute (singular vocative)
atributi (plural vocative)
atributu (locative singular)
atributima (locative plural)
atributom (instrumental singular)
atributima (instrumental plural)


sovra

sȍvra (canonical feminine)
со̏вра (Cyrillic)

Alternative form of sȍfra (“low dining table”)


база

ба́за (canonical feminine)
báza (romanization)
база (nominative singular)
базе (nominative plural)
базе (genitive singular)
база (genitive plural)
бази (dative singular)
базама (dative plural)
базу (accusative singular)
базе (accusative plural)
базо (singular vocative)
базе (plural vocative)
бази (locative singular)
базама (locative plural)
базом (instrumental singular)
базама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Latin basis, from Ancient Greek βάσις (básis).


база

Borrowed from English based, derived from 4chan slang.


šifra

šȉfra (canonical feminine)
ши̏фра (Cyrillic)
šȉfra (nominative singular)
šȉfre (nominative plural)
šȉfrē (genitive singular)
šȉfārā (genitive plural)
šífrī (genitive plural)
šȉfri (dative singular)
šȉframa (dative plural)
šȉfru (accusative singular)
šȉfre (accusative plural)
šȉfro (singular vocative)
šȉfre (plural vocative)
šȉfri (locative singular)
šȉframa (locative plural)
šȉfrōm (instrumental singular)
šȉframa (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from French chiffre (“digit, cipher”), from Medieval Latin cifra (“zero”), from Arabic صِفْر (ṣifr, “zero, empty, nothing”).

der

code, cipher (method for concealing the meaning of text)


pauza

pàuza (canonical feminine)
па̀уза (Cyrillic)
pauza (nominative singular)
pauze (nominative plural)
pauze (genitive singular)
pauza (genitive plural)
pauzi (dative singular)
pauzama (dative plural)
pauzu (accusative singular)
pauze (accusative plural)
pauzo (singular vocative)
pauze (plural vocative)
pauzi (locative singular)
pauzama (locative plural)
pauzom (instrumental singular)
pauzama (instrumental plural)

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


tilo

тило (Cyrillic)
tȇlo (alternative Ekavian)
tijȇlo (alternative Ijekavian)

Tilo li ću milovati

Ni li naše tilo od nečisti vrića,

16th century, Marko Marulić, Dobri nauci

Je l' kô dilo veće al može li biti
Ner u greb ležeće tilo uskrišiti?

Velja se krv proli, a pade nje tilo
na zemlju, gdi doli vidjet ga bi milo

Milos samu i jedinu
pitam ti ovu, da nemilo
ne prožderu i raskinu

Tilo v grobu ovem, duh v nebu pribiva,
a ime se po svem svitu proglasiva.

1684, Pavao Vitezović, Odiljenje sigetsko:

kano tilo hranom kruha
š njima kripim slabost duha.


полен

по̀лен (canonical masculine)
pòlen (romanization)
полен (nominative singular)
полена (genitive singular)
полену (dative singular)
полен (accusative singular)
полене (singular vocative)
полену (locative singular)
поленом (instrumental singular)


пелуд

пѐлуд (canonical feminine)
pèlud (romanization)
пелуд (nominative singular)
пелуди (genitive singular)
пелуди (dative singular)
пелуд (accusative singular)
пелуди (singular vocative)
пелуди (locative singular)
пелуди (instrumental singular)


pelud

pèlud (canonical feminine)
пѐлуд (Cyrillic)
pelud (nominative singular)
peludi (genitive singular)
peludi (dative singular)
pelud (accusative singular)
peludi (singular vocative)
peludi (locative singular)
peludi (instrumental singular)


брана

бра́на (canonical feminine)
brána (romanization)
брана (nominative singular)
бране (nominative plural)
бране (genitive singular)
брана (genitive plural)
брани (dative singular)
бранама (dative plural)
брану (accusative singular)
бране (accusative plural)
брано (singular vocative)
бране (plural vocative)
брани (locative singular)
бранама (locative plural)
браном (instrumental singular)
бранама (instrumental plural)

Deverbal from бра́нити (“to defend, protect; obstruct, stop”).


saksofon

sh-noun

sȁksofōn m (Cyrillic spelling са̏ксофо̄н)

sȁksofōn (canonical masculine)
са̏ксофо̄н (Cyrillic)
saksofon (nominative singular)
saksofoni (nominative plural)
saksofona (genitive singular)
saksofona (genitive plural)
saksofonu (dative singular)
saksofonima (dative plural)
saksofon (accusative singular)
saksofone (accusative plural)
saksofone (singular vocative)
saksofoni (plural vocative)
saksofonu (locative singular)
saksofonima (locative plural)
saksofonom (instrumental singular)
saksofonima (instrumental plural)


боца

бо̏ца (canonical feminine)
bȍca (romanization)
бо̏ца (nominative singular)
боце (nominative plural)
боце (genitive singular)
бо̑ца̄ (genitive plural)
боци (dative singular)
боцама (dative plural)
боцу (accusative singular)
боце (accusative plural)
боцо (singular vocative)
боце (plural vocative)
боци (locative singular)
боцама (locative plural)
боцом (instrumental singular)
боцама (instrumental plural)


maraton

mȁratōn (canonical masculine)
ма̏рато̄н (Cyrillic)
maraton (nominative singular)
maratoni (nominative plural)
maratona (genitive singular)
maratona (genitive plural)
maratonu (dative singular)
maratonima (dative plural)
maraton (accusative singular)
maratone (accusative plural)
maratone (singular vocative)
maratoni (plural vocative)
maratonu (locative singular)
maratonima (locative plural)
maratonom (instrumental singular)
maratonima (instrumental plural)


populist

popùlist m (Cyrillic spelling попу̀лист)

popùlist (canonical masculine)
попу̀лист (Cyrillic)
populist (nominative singular)
populisti (nominative plural)
populista (genitive singular)
populista (genitive plural)
populistu (dative singular)
populistima (dative plural)
populista (accusative singular)
populiste (accusative plural)
populiste (singular vocative)
populisti (plural vocative)
populistu (locative singular)
populistima (locative plural)
populistom (instrumental singular)
populistima (instrumental plural)
populista (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


стопа

сто̀па (canonical feminine)
stòpa (romanization)
сто̀па (nominative singular)
стопе (nominative plural)
стопе (genitive singular)
сто̑па̄ (genitive plural)
стопи (dative singular)
стопама (dative plural)
стопу (accusative singular)
стопе (accusative plural)
стопо (singular vocative)
стопе (plural vocative)
стопи (locative singular)
стопама (locative plural)
стопом (instrumental singular)
стопама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *stopa, from Proto-Indo-European *stebʰ- (“to stand still”). See also Russian стопа́ (stopá), Polish stopa; akin to Lithuanian stapytis.


колено

ко̀лено (canonical neuter)
kòleno (romanization)
ко̀лено (nominative singular)
колена (nominative plural)
колена (genitive singular)
ко̏ле̄на̄ (genitive plural)
колену (dative singular)
коленима (dative plural)
колено (accusative singular)
колена (accusative plural)
колено (singular vocative)
колена (plural vocative)
колену (locative singular)
коленима (locative plural)
коленом (instrumental singular)
коленима (instrumental plural)
ко̀љено (alternative Ijekavian)
kolino (alternative Ikavian)


punica

pȕnica (canonical feminine)
пу̏ница (Cyrillic)
punica (nominative singular)
punice (nominative plural)
punice (genitive singular)
punica (genitive plural)
punici (dative singular)
punicama (dative plural)
punicu (accusative singular)
punice (accusative plural)
punico (singular vocative)
punice (plural vocative)
punici (locative singular)
punicama (locative plural)
punicom (instrumental singular)
punicama (instrumental plural)

(regional, Croatia) mother-in-law (mother of one's wife)


projekt

pròjekt (canonical masculine)
про̀јект (Cyrillic)
pròjekt (nominative singular)
projekti (nominative plural)
projekta (genitive singular)
pròjēktā (genitive plural)
pròjekātā (genitive plural)
projektu (dative singular)
projektima (dative plural)
projekt (accusative singular)
projekte (accusative plural)
projekte (singular vocative)
projekti (plural vocative)
projektu (locative singular)
projektima (locative plural)
projektom (instrumental singular)
projektima (instrumental plural)
pròjekat (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


hefta

hèfta (canonical feminine)
хѐфта (Cyrillic)
hèfta (nominative singular)
hefte (nominative plural)
hefte (genitive singular)
héftī (genitive plural)
héftā (genitive plural)
hefti (dative singular)
heftama (dative plural)
heftu (accusative singular)
hefte (accusative plural)
hefto (singular vocative)
hefte (plural vocative)
hefti (locative singular)
heftama (locative plural)
heftom (instrumental singular)
heftama (instrumental plural)
èfta (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish هفته (hafta), from Persian هفته (hafte, “week”), from هفت (haft, “seven”). Akin to heftàluk.

bor+

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


hašiš

hàšiš (canonical masculine)
ха̀шиш (Cyrillic)
hašiš (nominative singular)
hašiša (genitive singular)
hašišu (dative singular)
hašiš (accusative singular)
hašišu (singular vocative)
hašiše (singular vocative)
hašišu (locative singular)
hašišom (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish حشیش (haşiş), from Arabic حَشِيش (ḥašīš, “hay, dried herb”).

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


korisnik

sh-noun

kòrisnīk m (Cyrillic spelling ко̀риснӣк)

kòrisnīk (canonical masculine)
ко̀риснӣк (Cyrillic)
korisnik (nominative singular)
korisnici (nominative plural)
korisnika (genitive singular)
korisnika (genitive plural)
korisniku (dative singular)
korisnicima (dative plural)
korisnika (accusative singular)
korisnike (accusative plural)
korisniče (singular vocative)
korisnici (plural vocative)
korisniku (locative singular)
korisnicima (locative plural)
korisnikom (instrumental singular)
korisnicima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *koristьnikъ. Compare Czech kořistník.


praćka

prȁćka (canonical feminine)
пра̏ћка (Cyrillic)
praćka (nominative singular)
praćke (nominative plural)
praćke (genitive singular)
prȁćākā (genitive plural)
prȁćkī (genitive plural)
praćki (dative singular)
praćkama (dative plural)
praćku (accusative singular)
praćke (accusative plural)
praćko (singular vocative)
praćke (plural vocative)
praćki (locative singular)
praćkama (locative plural)
praćkom (instrumental singular)
praćkama (instrumental plural)


праћка

пра̏ћка (canonical feminine)
prȁćka (romanization)
праћка (nominative singular)
праћке (nominative plural)
праћке (genitive singular)
пра̏ћа̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
пра̏ћкӣ (genitive plural)
праћки (dative singular)
праћкама (dative plural)
праћку (accusative singular)
праћке (accusative plural)
праћко (singular vocative)
праћке (plural vocative)
праћки (locative singular)
праћкама (locative plural)
праћком (instrumental singular)
праћкама (instrumental plural)


граница

гра̀ница (canonical feminine)
grànica (romanization)
граница (nominative singular)
границе (nominative plural)
границе (genitive singular)
граница (genitive plural)
граници (dative singular)
границама (dative plural)
границу (accusative singular)
границе (accusative plural)
границо (singular vocative)
границе (plural vocative)
граници (locative singular)
границама (locative plural)
границом (instrumental singular)
границама (instrumental plural)

Etymology tree
Proto-Slavic *granь
Proto-Indo-European *-h₂
Proto-Indo-European *-ih₂
Proto-Balto-Slavic *-kas
Proto-Slavic *-ica
Proto-Slavic *granica
Serbo-Croatian граница
Inherited from Proto-Slavic *granica. Compare гра́на.

etymon

државна граница

прећи границу

у границама закона

прешао си границу!


tane

tȁne (canonical neuter)
та̏не (Cyrillic)
tane (nominative singular)
tanad (nominative plural)
taneta (genitive singular)
tanadi (genitive plural)
tanetu (dative singular)
tanadi (dative plural)
tanadima (dative plural)
tane (accusative singular)
tanad (accusative plural)
tane (singular vocative)
tanadi (plural vocative)
tanetu (locative singular)
tanadi (locative plural)
tanadima (locative plural)
tanetom (instrumental singular)
tanadi (instrumental plural)
tanadima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish دانه (tane), from Persian دانه (dâne).


мунара

муна́ра (canonical feminine)
munára (romanization)
мунара (nominative singular)
мунаре (nominative plural)
мунаре (genitive singular)
мунара (genitive plural)
мунари (dative singular)
мунарама (dative plural)
мунару (accusative singular)
мунаре (accusative plural)
мунаро (singular vocative)
мунаре (plural vocative)
мунари (locative singular)
мунарама (locative plural)
мунаром (instrumental singular)
мунарама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish مناره (minare), from Arabic مَنَارَة (manāra).

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


cezura

cezúra (canonical feminine)
цезу́ра (Cyrillic)
cezura (nominative singular)
cezure (nominative plural)
cezure (genitive singular)
cezura (genitive plural)
cezuri (dative singular)
cezurama (dative plural)
cezuru (accusative singular)
cezure (accusative plural)
cezuro (singular vocative)
cezure (plural vocative)
cezuri (locative singular)
cezurama (locative plural)
cezurom (instrumental singular)
cezurama (instrumental plural)


pravokutnik

sh-noun

pravokutnik m (Cyrillic spelling правокутник)

правокутник (Cyrillic)
pravokutnik (nominative singular)
pravokutnici (nominative plural)
pravokutnika (genitive singular)
pravokutnika (genitive plural)
pravokutniku (dative singular)
pravokutnicima (dative plural)
pravokutnik (accusative singular)
pravokutnike (accusative plural)
pravokutniče (singular vocative)
pravokutnici (plural vocative)
pravokutniku (locative singular)
pravokutnicima (locative plural)
pravokutnikom (instrumental singular)
pravokutnicima (instrumental plural)


trokut

trȍkūt (canonical masculine)
тро̏кӯт (Cyrillic)
trokut (nominative singular)
trokuti (nominative plural)
trokuta (genitive singular)
trokuta (genitive plural)
trokutu (dative singular)
trokutima (dative plural)
trokut (accusative singular)
trokute (accusative plural)
trokute (singular vocative)
trokuti (plural vocative)
trokutu (locative singular)
trokutima (locative plural)
trokutom (instrumental singular)
trokutima (instrumental plural)


geometrija

geomètrija f (Cyrillic spelling геомѐтрија)

geomètrija (canonical feminine)
геомѐтрија (Cyrillic)
geometrija (nominative singular)
geometrije (nominative plural)
geometrije (genitive singular)
geometrija (genitive plural)
geometriji (dative singular)
geometrijama (dative plural)
geometriju (accusative singular)
geometrije (accusative plural)
geometrijo (singular vocative)
geometrije (plural vocative)
geometriji (locative singular)
geometrijama (locative plural)
geometrijom (instrumental singular)
geometrijama (instrumental plural)


ruža

rúža (canonical feminine)
ру́жа (Cyrillic)
ruža (nominative singular)
ruže (nominative plural)
ruže (genitive singular)
ruža (genitive plural)
ruži (dative singular)
ružama (dative plural)
ružu (accusative singular)
ruže (accusative plural)
ružo (singular vocative)
ruže (plural vocative)
ruži (locative singular)
ružama (locative plural)
ružom (instrumental singular)
ružama (instrumental plural)

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


srpanj

sȓpanj m (Cyrillic spelling ср̑пањ, relational adjective sȓpanjskī)

sȓpanj (canonical masculine)
ср̑пањ (Cyrillic)
sȓpanjskī (adjective relational)
sȓpanj (nominative singular)
srpnji (nominative plural)
sȓpnja (genitive singular)
srpanja (genitive plural)
srpnju (dative singular)
srpnjima (dative plural)
srpanj (accusative singular)
srpnje (accusative plural)
srpnju (singular vocative)
srpnji (plural vocative)
srpnju (locative singular)
srpnjima (locative plural)
srpnjem (instrumental singular)
srpnjima (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *sьrpьňь. Compare Polish sierpień and Czech srpen.

u srpnju

četvrtog srpnja


travanj

trȃvanj m (Cyrillic spelling тра̑вањ, relational adjective trȃvanjskī)

trȃvanj (canonical masculine)
тра̑вањ (Cyrillic)
trȃvanjskī (adjective relational)
travanj (nominative singular)
travnji (nominative plural)
travnja (genitive singular)
travanja (genitive plural)
travnju (dative singular)
travnjima (dative plural)
travanj (accusative singular)
travnje (accusative plural)
travnju (singular vocative)
travnji (plural vocative)
travnju (locative singular)
travnjima (locative plural)
travnjem (instrumental singular)
travnjima (instrumental plural)

Related to tráva (“grass”), thus probably denoting "the month of the grass".

u travnju

prvog travnja


abrevijacija

abrevijácija f (Cyrillic spelling абревија́ција)

abrevijácija (canonical feminine)
абревија́ција (Cyrillic)
abrevijacija (nominative singular)
abrevijacije (nominative plural)
abrevijacije (genitive singular)
abrevijacija (genitive plural)
abrevijaciji (dative singular)
abrevijacijama (dative plural)
abrevijaciju (accusative singular)
abrevijacije (accusative plural)
abrevijacijo (singular vocative)
abrevijacije (plural vocative)
abrevijaciji (locative singular)
abrevijacijama (locative plural)
abrevijacijom (instrumental singular)
abrevijacijama (instrumental plural)


kratica

kràtica (canonical feminine)
кра̀тица (Cyrillic)
kratica (nominative singular)
kratice (nominative plural)
kratice (genitive singular)
kratica (genitive plural)
kratici (dative singular)
kraticama (dative plural)
kraticu (accusative singular)
kratice (accusative plural)
kratice (singular vocative)
kratico (singular vocative)
kratice (plural vocative)
kratici (locative singular)
kraticama (locative plural)
kraticom (instrumental singular)
kraticama (instrumental plural)


kukac

кукац (Cyrillic)
kukac (nominative singular)
kukci (nominative plural)
kukca (genitive singular)
kukaca (genitive plural)
kukcu (dative singular)
kukcima (dative plural)
kukca (accusative singular)
kukce (accusative plural)
kukče (singular vocative)
kukci (plural vocative)
kukcu (locative singular)
kukcima (locative plural)
kukcem (instrumental singular)
kukcima (instrumental plural)

The word entered the standard language from the Kajkavian Serbo-Croatian dialect, morphologically from kȕka (“hook”) + diminutive suffix -ac.


vokativ

vȍkatīv (canonical masculine)
во̏катӣв (Cyrillic)
vokativ (nominative singular)
vokativi (nominative plural)
vokativa (genitive singular)
vokativa (genitive plural)
vokativu (dative singular)
vokativima (dative plural)
vokativ (accusative singular)
vokative (accusative plural)
vokative (singular vocative)
vokativi (plural vocative)
vokativu (locative singular)
vokativima (locative plural)
vokativom (instrumental singular)
vokativima (instrumental plural)


žohar

žȍhār (canonical masculine)
жо̏ха̄р (Cyrillic)
žohar (nominative singular)
žohari (nominative plural)
žohara (genitive singular)
žohara (genitive plural)
žoharu (dative singular)
žoharima (dative plural)
žohara (accusative singular)
žohare (accusative plural)
žoharu (singular vocative)
žohari (plural vocative)
žoharu (locative singular)
žoharima (locative plural)
žoharom (instrumental singular)
žoharima (instrumental plural)

Perhaps from Yiddish שחור (shokher, “black person”), from Hebrew שחור /שָׁחֹר (shakhór, “black”).

der

שחור//שָׁחֹר


studenti

stùdenti (canonical)
сту̀денти (Cyrillic)


rutina

rutìna (canonical feminine)
рутѝна (Cyrillic)
rutina (nominative singular)
rutine (nominative plural)
rutine (genitive singular)
rutina (genitive plural)
rutini (dative singular)
rutinama (dative plural)
rutinu (accusative singular)
rutine (accusative plural)
rutino (singular vocative)
rutine (plural vocative)
rutini (locative singular)
rutinama (locative plural)
rutinom (instrumental singular)
rutinama (instrumental plural)


tirkiz

tìrkīz (canonical masculine)
тѝркӣз (Cyrillic)
tìrkīz (nominative singular)
tirkizovi (nominative plural)
tirkíza (genitive singular)
tirkizova (genitive plural)
tirkizu (dative singular)
tirkizovima (dative plural)
tirkiza (accusative singular)
tirkizove (accusative plural)
tirkiže (singular vocative)
tirkizovi (plural vocative)
tirkizu (locative singular)
tirkizovima (locative plural)
tirkizom (instrumental singular)
tirkizovima (instrumental plural)


taška

tàška (canonical feminine)
та̀шка (Cyrillic)
taška (nominative singular)
taške (nominative plural)
taške (genitive singular)
tašaka (genitive plural)
taški (genitive plural)
tašci (dative singular)
taški (dative singular)
taškama (dative plural)
tašku (accusative singular)
taške (accusative plural)
taško (singular vocative)
taške (plural vocative)
tašci (locative singular)
taški (locative singular)
taškama (locative plural)
taškom (instrumental singular)
taškama (instrumental plural)


antiklinala

sh-noun

antiklinála f (Cyrillic spelling антиклина́ла)

antiklinála (canonical feminine)
антиклина́ла (Cyrillic)
antiklinala (nominative singular)
antiklinale (nominative plural)
antiklinale (genitive singular)
antiklinala (genitive plural)
antiklinali (dative singular)
antiklinalama (dative plural)
antiklinalu (accusative singular)
antiklinale (accusative plural)
antiklinalo (singular vocative)
antiklinale (plural vocative)
antiklinali (locative singular)
antiklinalama (locative plural)
antiklinalom (instrumental singular)
antiklinalama (instrumental plural)


sinklinala

sinklinala f (Cyrillic spelling синклинала)

синклинала (Cyrillic)
sinklinala (nominative singular)
sinklinale (nominative plural)
sinklinale (genitive singular)
sinklinala (genitive plural)
sinklinali (dative singular)
sinklinalama (dative plural)
sinklinalu (accusative singular)
sinklinale (accusative plural)
sinklinalo (singular vocative)
sinklinle (plural vocative)
sinklinali (locative singular)
sinklinalama (locative plural)
sinklinalom (instrumental singular)
sinklinalama (instrumental plural)


arhaik

arhàik (canonical masculine)
арха̀ик (Cyrillic)


astenosfera

astenosfera f (Cyrillic spelling астеносфера)

астеносфера (Cyrillic)
astenosfera (nominative singular)
astenosfere (nominative plural)
astenosfere (genitive singular)
astenosfera (genitive plural)
astenosferi (dative singular)
astenosferama (dative plural)
astenosferu (accusative singular)
astenosfere (accusative plural)
astenosfero (singular vocative)
astenosfere (plural vocative)
astenosferi (locative singular)
astenosferama (locative plural)
astenosferom (instrumental singular)
astenosferama (instrumental plural)


dijageneza

dijageneza f (Cyrillic spelling дијагенеза)

дијагенеза (Cyrillic)


epoha

epóha (canonical feminine)
епо́ха (Cyrillic)
epoha (nominative singular)
epohe (nominative plural)
epohe (genitive singular)
epoha (genitive plural)
epóhi (dative singular)
epósi (dative singular)
epohama (dative plural)
epohu (accusative singular)
epohe (accusative plural)
epoho (singular vocative)
epohe (plural vocative)
epóhi (locative singular)
epósi (locative singular)
epohama (locative plural)
epohom (instrumental singular)
epohama (instrumental plural)


erozija

ерозија (Cyrillic)
erozija (nominative singular)
erozije (nominative plural)
erozije (genitive singular)
erozija (genitive plural)
eroziji (dative singular)
erozijama (dative plural)
eroziju (accusative singular)
erozije (accusative plural)
erozijo (singular vocative)
erozije (plural vocative)
eroziji (locative singular)
erozijama (locative plural)
erozijom (instrumental singular)
erozijama (instrumental plural)


fanerozoik

fanerozoik m (Cyrillic spelling фанерозоик)

фанерозоик (Cyrillic)


kronostratigrafija

kronostratigrafija f (Cyrillic spelling кроностратиграфија)

кроностратиграфија (Cyrillic)
kronostratigrafija (nominative singular)
kronostratigrafije (nominative plural)
kronostratigrafije (genitive singular)
kronostratigrafija (genitive plural)
kronostratigrafiji (dative singular)
kronostratigrafijama (dative plural)
kronostratigrafiju (accusative singular)
kronostratigrafije (accusative plural)
kronostratigrafijo (singular vocative)
kronostratigrafije (plural vocative)
kronostratigrafiji (locative singular)
kronostratigrafijama (locative plural)
kronostratigrafijom (instrumental singular)
kronostratigrafijama (instrumental plural)


metamorfoza

metamorfóza f (Cyrillic spelling метаморфо́за)

metamorfóza (canonical feminine)
метаморфо́за (Cyrillic)
metamorfoza (nominative singular)
metamorfoze (nominative plural)
metamorfoze (genitive singular)
metamorfoza (genitive plural)
metamorfozi (dative singular)
metamorfozama (dative plural)
metamorfozu (accusative singular)
metamorfoze (accusative plural)
metamorfozo (singular vocative)
metamorfoze (plural vocative)
metamorfozi (locative singular)
metamorfozama (locative plural)
metamorfozom (instrumental singular)
metamorfozama (instrumental plural)


menstruacija

menstruácija f (Cyrillic spelling менструа́ција)

menstruácija (canonical feminine)
менструа́ција (Cyrillic)
menstruacija (nominative singular)
menstruacije (nominative plural)
menstruacije (genitive singular)
menstruacija (genitive plural)
menstruaciji (dative singular)
menstruacijama (dative plural)
menstruaciju (accusative singular)
menstruacije (accusative plural)
menstruacijo (singular vocative)
menstruacije (plural vocative)
menstruaciji (locative singular)
menstruacijama (locative plural)
menstruacijom (instrumental singular)
menstruacijama (instrumental plural)


platforma

plàtfōrma f (Cyrillic spelling пла̀тфо̄рма)

plàtfōrma (canonical feminine)
пла̀тфо̄рма (Cyrillic)
plàtfōrma (nominative singular)
platforme (nominative plural)
platforme (genitive singular)
plàtfōrmā (genitive plural)
plàtfōrmī (genitive plural)
platformi (dative singular)
platformama (dative plural)
platformu (accusative singular)
platforme (accusative plural)
platformo (singular vocative)
platforme (plural vocative)
platformi (locative singular)
platformama (locative plural)
platformom (instrumental singular)
platformama (instrumental plural)


podij

подиј (Cyrillic)
podij (nominative singular)
podiji (nominative plural)
podija (genitive singular)
podija (genitive plural)
podiju (dative singular)
podijima (dative plural)
podij (accusative singular)
podije (accusative plural)
podiju (singular vocative)
podiji (plural vocative)
podiju (locative singular)
podijima (locative plural)
podijem (instrumental singular)
podijima (instrumental plural)


potres

pòtres (canonical masculine)
по̀трес (Cyrillic)
potres (nominative singular)
potresi (nominative plural)
potresa (genitive singular)
potresa (genitive plural)
potresu (dative singular)
potresima (dative plural)
potres (accusative singular)
potrese (accusative plural)
potrese (singular vocative)
potresi (plural vocative)
potresu (locative singular)
potresima (locative plural)
potresom (instrumental singular)
potresima (instrumental plural)


rasjed

rásjed (canonical masculine)
ра́сјед (Cyrillic)
rasjed (nominative singular)
rasjedi (nominative plural)
rasjeda (genitive singular)
rasjeda (genitive plural)
rasjedu (dative singular)
rasjedima (dative plural)
rasjed (accusative singular)
rasjede (accusative plural)
rasjede (singular vocative)
rasjedi (plural vocative)
rasjedu (locative singular)
rasjedima (locative plural)
rasjedom (instrumental singular)
rasjedima (instrumental plural)
rásed (alternative Ekavian)


sistem

sìstēm (canonical masculine)
сѝсте̄м (Cyrillic)
sìstēm (nominative singular)
sistemi (nominative plural)
sistéma (genitive singular)
sistema (genitive plural)
sistemu (dative singular)
sistemima (dative plural)
sistem (accusative singular)
sisteme (accusative plural)
sisteme (singular vocative)
sistemi (plural vocative)
sistemu (locative singular)
sistemima (locative plural)
sistemom (instrumental singular)
sistemima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from French système or German System, ultimately from Ancient Greek σύστημα (sústēma, “organised whole, body”).


sustav

sústav (canonical masculine)
су́став (Cyrillic)
sustav (nominative singular)
sustavi (nominative plural)
sustava (genitive singular)
sustava (genitive plural)
sustavu (dative singular)
sustavima (dative plural)
sustav (accusative singular)
sustave (accusative plural)
sustave (singular vocative)
sustavi (plural vocative)
sustavu (locative singular)
sustavima (locative plural)
sustavom (instrumental singular)
sustavima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed by Bogoslav Šulek from Czech soustava, possibly via Slovene.


stratigrafija

sh-noun

stratigràfija f (Cyrillic spelling стратигра̀фија)

stratigràfija (canonical feminine)
стратигра̀фија (Cyrillic)
stratigrafija (nominative singular)
stratigrafije (genitive singular)
stratigrafiji (dative singular)
stratigrafiju (accusative singular)
stratigrafijo (singular vocative)
stratigrafiji (locative singular)
stratigrafijom (instrumental singular)


štit

štȋt (canonical masculine)
шти̑т (Cyrillic)
štȋt (nominative singular)
štìtovi (nominative plural)
štȋta (genitive singular)
štìtōvā (genitive plural)
štȋtu (dative singular)
štìtovima (dative plural)
štȋt (accusative singular)
štìtove (accusative plural)
štȋte (singular vocative)
štìtovi (plural vocative)
štȋtu (locative singular)
štìtovima (locative plural)
štȋtom (instrumental singular)
štìtovima (instrumental plural)
ščit (alternative Croatia dialectal)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *ščitъ (“shield”), from Proto-Balto-Slavic *skeitum, *skoitum, from Proto-Indo-European *skey-to-m, from *skey- (“to cut, separate”).


albit

албит (Cyrillic)
albit (nominative singular)
albiti (nominative plural)
albita (genitive singular)
albita (genitive plural)
albitu (dative singular)
albitima (dative plural)
albit (accusative singular)
albite (accusative plural)
albite (singular vocative)
albiti (plural vocative)
albitu (locative singular)
albitima (locative plural)
albitom (instrumental singular)
albitima (instrumental plural)


mineralogija

sh-noun

mineralògija f (Cyrillic spelling минерало̀гија)

mineralògija (canonical feminine)
минерало̀гија (Cyrillic)
mineralogija (nominative singular)
mineralogije (genitive singular)
mineralogiji (dative singular)
mineralogiju (accusative singular)
mineralogijo (singular vocative)
mineralogiji (locative singular)
mineralogijom (instrumental singular)


anortit

анортит (Cyrillic)
anortit (nominative singular)
anortiti (nominative plural)
anortita (genitive singular)
anortita (genitive plural)
anortitu (dative singular)
anortitima (dative plural)
anortit (accusative singular)
anortite (accusative plural)
anortite (singular vocative)
anortitu (plural vocative)
anortitu (locative singular)
anortitima (locative plural)
anortitom (instrumental singular)
anortitima (instrumental plural)


vrijeme

vrijéme (canonical neuter)
врије́ме (Cyrillic)
vrijéme (nominative singular)
vremèna (nominative plural)
vrèmena (genitive singular)
vreménā (genitive plural)
vrèmenu (dative singular)
vremènima (dative plural)
vrijéme (accusative singular)
vremèna (accusative plural)
vrijéme (singular vocative)
vremèna (plural vocative)
vrèmenu (locative singular)
vremènima (locative plural)
vrèmenom (instrumental singular)
vremènima (instrumental plural)
vréme (alternative Ekavian)
vrime (alternative Ikavian)


leglo

léglo (canonical neuter)
ле́гло (Cyrillic)
léglo (nominative singular)
legla (nominative plural)
legla (genitive singular)
lȇgālā (genitive plural)
lȇglā (genitive plural)
leglu (dative singular)
leglima (dative plural)
leglo (accusative singular)
legla (accusative plural)
leglo (singular vocative)
legla (plural vocative)
leglu (locative singular)
leglima (locative plural)
leglom (instrumental singular)
leglima (instrumental plural)


treset

trèset (canonical masculine)
трѐсет (Cyrillic)
treset (nominative singular)
treseti (nominative plural)
treseta (genitive singular)
treseta (genitive plural)
tresetu (dative singular)
tresetima (dative plural)
treset (accusative singular)
tresete (accusative plural)
tresete (singular vocative)
treseti (plural vocative)
tresetu (locative singular)
tresetima (locative plural)
tresetom (instrumental singular)
tresetima (instrumental plural)


hijerarhija

hijeràrhija f (Cyrillic spelling хијера̀рхија)

hijeràrhija (canonical feminine)
хијера̀рхија (Cyrillic)
hijerarhija (nominative singular)
hijerarhije (nominative plural)
hijerarhije (genitive singular)
hijerarhija (genitive plural)
hijerarhiji (dative singular)
hijerarhijama (dative plural)
hijerarhiju (accusative singular)
hijerarhije (accusative plural)
hijerarhijo (singular vocative)
hijerarhije (plural vocative)
hijerarhiji (locative singular)
hijerarhijama (locative plural)
hijerarhijom (instrumental singular)
hijerarhijama (instrumental plural)


klasifikacija

klasifikácija f (Cyrillic spelling класифика́ција)

klasifikácija (canonical feminine)
класифика́ција (Cyrillic)
klasifikacija (nominative singular)
klasifikacije (nominative plural)
klasifikacije (genitive singular)
klasifikacija (genitive plural)
klasifikaciji (dative singular)
klasifikacijama (dative plural)
klasifikaciju (accusative singular)
klasifikacije (accusative plural)
klasifikacijo (singular vocative)
klasifikacije (plural vocative)
klasifikaciji (locative singular)
klasifikacijama (locative plural)
klasifikacijom (instrumental singular)
klasifikacijama (instrumental plural)


erupcija

erùpcija f (Cyrillic spelling еру̀пција)

erùpcija (canonical feminine)
еру̀пција (Cyrillic)
erupcija (nominative singular)
erupcije (nominative plural)
erupcije (genitive singular)
erupcija (genitive plural)
erupciji (dative singular)
erupcijama (dative plural)
erupciju (accusative singular)
erupcije (accusative plural)
erupcijo (singular vocative)
erupcije (plural vocative)
erupciji (locative singular)
erupcijama (locative plural)
erupcijom (instrumental singular)
erupcijama (instrumental plural)


opstrukcija

opstrùkcija f (Cyrillic spelling опстру̀кција)

opstrùkcija (canonical feminine)
опстру̀кција (Cyrillic)
opstrukcija (nominative singular)
opstrukcije (nominative plural)
opstrukcije (genitive singular)
opstrukcija (genitive plural)
opstrukciji (dative singular)
opstrukcijama (dative plural)
opstrukciju (accusative singular)
opstrukcije (accusative plural)
opstrukcijo (singular vocative)
opstrukcije (plural vocative)
opstrukciji (locative singular)
opstrukcijama (locative plural)
opstrukcijom (instrumental singular)
opstrukcijama (instrumental plural)


konstrukcija

konstrùkcija f (Cyrillic spelling констру̀кција)

konstrùkcija (canonical feminine)
констру̀кција (Cyrillic)
konstrukcija (nominative singular)
konstrukcije (nominative plural)
konstrukcije (genitive singular)
konstrukcija (genitive plural)
konstrukciji (dative singular)
konstrukcijama (dative plural)
konstrukciju (accusative singular)
konstrukcije (accusative plural)
konstrukcijo (singular vocative)
konstrukcije (plural vocative)
konstrukciji (locative singular)
konstrukcijama (locative plural)
konstrukcijom (instrumental singular)
konstrukcijama (instrumental plural)


transduktor

transduktor m (Cyrillic spelling трансдуктор)

трансдуктор (Cyrillic)
transduktor (nominative singular)
transduktori (nominative plural)
transduktora (genitive singular)
transduktora (genitive plural)
transduktoru (dative singular)
transduktorima (dative plural)
transduktora (accusative singular)
transduktore (accusative plural)
transduktoru (singular vocative)
transduktore (singular vocative)
transduktori (plural vocative)
transduktoru (locative singular)
transduktorima (locative plural)
transduktorom (instrumental singular)
transduktorima (instrumental plural)


bazalt

базалт (Cyrillic)
bazalt (nominative singular)
bazalti (nominative plural)
bazalta (genitive singular)
bazalta (genitive plural)
bazaltu (dative singular)
bazaltima (dative plural)
bazalt (accusative singular)
bazalte (accusative plural)
bazalte (singular vocative)
bazalti (plural vocative)
bazaltu (locative singular)
bazaltima (locative plural)
bazaltom (instrumental singular)
bazaltima (instrumental plural)


boksit

боксит (Cyrillic)
boksit (nominative singular)
boksiti (nominative plural)
boksita (genitive singular)
boksita (genitive plural)
boksitu (dative singular)
boksitima (dative plural)
boksit (accusative singular)
boksite (accusative plural)
boksite (singular vocative)
boksiti (plural vocative)
boksitu (locative singular)
boksitima (locative plural)
boksitom (instrumental singular)
boksitima (instrumental plural)


dolomit

доломит (Cyrillic)
dolomit (nominative singular)
dolomiti (nominative plural)
dolomita (genitive singular)
dolomita (genitive plural)
dolomitu (dative singular)
dolomitima (dative plural)
dolomit (accusative singular)
dolomite (accusative plural)
dolomite (singular vocative)
dolomiti (plural vocative)
dolomitu (locative singular)
dolomitima (locative plural)
dolomitom (instrumental singular)
dolomitima (instrumental plural)


eklogit

еклогит (Cyrillic)
eklogit (nominative singular)
eklogiti (nominative plural)
eklogta (genitive singular)
eklogita (genitive plural)
eklogtu (dative singular)
eklogitima (dative plural)
eklogit (accusative singular)
eklogite (accusative plural)
eklogite (singular vocative)
eklogiti (plural vocative)
eklogitu (locative singular)
eklogitima (locative plural)
eklogitom (instrumental singular)
eklogitima (instrumental plural)


gnajs

gnȁjs (canonical masculine)
гна̏јс (Cyrillic)
gnȁjs (nominative singular)
gnàjsovi (nominative plural)
gnajsa (genitive singular)
gnajsova (genitive plural)
gnajsu (dative singular)
gnajsovima (dative plural)
gnajs (accusative singular)
gnajsove (accusative plural)
gnajsu (singular vocative)
gnajsovi (plural vocative)
gnajsu (locative singular)
gnajsovima (locative plural)
gnajsom (instrumental singular)
gnajsovima (instrumental plural)


granit

grànīt (canonical masculine)
гра̀нӣт (Cyrillic)
grànīt (nominative singular)
graniti (nominative plural)
graníta (genitive singular)
granita (genitive plural)
granitu (dative singular)
granitima (dative plural)
granit (accusative singular)
granite (accusative plural)
granite (singular vocative)
graniti (plural vocative)
granitu (locative singular)
granitima (locative plural)
granitom (instrumental singular)
granitima (instrumental plural)


kaskada

kaskáda (canonical feminine)
каска́да (Cyrillic)
kaskada (nominative singular)
kaskade (nominative plural)
kaskade (genitive singular)
kaskada (genitive plural)
kaskadi (dative singular)
kaskadama (dative plural)
kaskadu (accusative singular)
kaskade (accusative plural)
kaskado (singular vocative)
kaskade (plural vocative)
kaskadi (locative singular)
kaskadama (locative plural)
kaskadom (instrumental singular)
kaskadama (instrumental plural)


šuma

šȕma (canonical feminine)
шу̏ма (Cyrillic)
šȕma (nominative singular)
šume (nominative plural)
šume (genitive singular)
šȗmā (genitive plural)
šumi (dative singular)
šumama (dative plural)
šumu (accusative singular)
šume (accusative plural)
šumo (singular vocative)
šume (plural vocative)
šumi (locative singular)
šumama (locative plural)
šumom (instrumental singular)
šumama (instrumental plural)

Probably related to шу̑м (“noise, buzz”). A parallel may then be drawn to the onomatopoeic origin of Proto-Slavic *gajь (“forest”).
Otherwise, according to P. Skok, the term may alternatively be of paleo-Balkan origin (Illyrian or Thracian); he draws connection with Albanian proshëm, prozhëm (“small wood, community forest”).


šuma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


gotica

gòtica (canonical feminine)
го̀тица (Cyrillic)
gotica (nominative singular)
gotice (genitive singular)
gotici (dative singular)
goticu (accusative singular)
gotice (singular vocative)
gotico (singular vocative)
gotici (locative singular)
goticom (instrumental singular)


homonim

homònīm (canonical masculine)
хомо̀нӣм (Cyrillic)
homònīm (nominative singular)
homonimi (nominative plural)
homoníma (genitive singular)
homonima (genitive plural)
homonimu (dative singular)
homonimima (dative plural)
homonim (accusative singular)
homonime (accusative plural)
homonime (singular vocative)
homonimi (plural vocative)
homonimu (locative singular)
homonimima (locative plural)
homonimom (instrumental singular)
homonimima (instrumental plural)


istozvučnica

sh-noun

istòzvučnica f (Cyrillic spelling исто̀звучница)

istòzvučnica (canonical feminine)
исто̀звучница (Cyrillic)
istozvučnica (nominative singular)
istozvučnice (nominative plural)
istozvučnice (genitive singular)
istozvučnica (genitive plural)
istozvučnici (dative singular)
istozvučnicama (dative plural)
istozvučnicu (accusative singular)
istozvučnice (accusative plural)
istozvučnice (singular vocative)
istozvučnico (singular vocative)
istozvučnice (plural vocative)
istozvučnici (locative singular)
istozvučnicama (locative plural)
istozvučnicom (instrumental singular)
istozvučnicama (instrumental plural)


znanost

znȁnōst (canonical feminine)
зна̏но̄ст (Cyrillic)
znanost (nominative singular)
znanosti (nominative plural)
znanosti (genitive singular)
znanosti (genitive plural)
znanosti (dative singular)
znanostima (dative plural)
znanost (accusative singular)
znanosti (accusative plural)
znanosti (singular vocative)
znanosti (plural vocative)
znanosti (locative singular)
znanostima (locative plural)
znanošću (instrumental singular)
znanosti (instrumental singular)
znanostima (instrumental plural)


kajak

kȁjāk (canonical masculine)
ка̏ја̄к (Cyrillic)
kȁjāk (nominative singular)
kȁjāci (nominative plural)
kajaka (genitive singular)
kajaka (genitive plural)
kajaku (dative singular)
kajacima (dative plural)
kajak (accusative singular)
kajake (accusative plural)
kajače (singular vocative)
kajaci (plural vocative)
kajaku (locative singular)
kajacima (locative plural)
kajakom (instrumental singular)
kajacima (instrumental plural)


svitak

svítak (canonical masculine)
сви́так (Cyrillic)
svítak (nominative singular)
svíci (nominative plural)
svítka (genitive singular)
svȋtākā (genitive plural)
svitku (dative singular)
svicima (dative plural)
svitcima (dative plural)
svitak (accusative singular)
svitke (accusative plural)
svitku (singular vocative)
svitče (singular vocative)
sviče (singular vocative)
svici (plural vocative)
svitci (plural vocative)
svitkom (locative singular)
svicima (locative plural)
svitcima (locative plural)
svitkom (instrumental singular)
svicima (instrumental plural)
svitcima (instrumental plural)


supstitut

supstitut m (Cyrillic spelling супститут)

супститут (Cyrillic)
supstitut (nominative singular)
supstituti (nominative plural)
supstituta (genitive singular)
supstituta (genitive plural)
supstitutu (dative singular)
supstitutima (dative plural)
supstitut (accusative singular)
supstitute (accusative plural)
supstitute (singular vocative)
supstituti (plural vocative)
supstitutu (locative singular)
supstitutima (locative plural)
supstitutom (instrumental singular)
supstitutima (instrumental plural)


zamjena

zȃmjena (canonical feminine)
за̑мјена (Cyrillic)
zamjena (nominative singular)
zamjene (nominative plural)
zamjene (genitive singular)
zamjena (genitive plural)
zamjeni (dative singular)
zamjenama (dative plural)
zamjenu (accusative singular)
zamjene (accusative plural)
zamjeno (singular vocative)
zamjene (plural vocative)
zamjeni (locative singular)
zamjenama (locative plural)
zamjenom (instrumental singular)
zamjenama (instrumental plural)
zȃmena (alternative Ekavian)


nadomjestak

nadòmjestak m (Cyrillic spelling надо̀мјестак)

nadòmjestak (canonical masculine)
надо̀мјестак (Cyrillic)
nadomjestak (nominative singular)
nadomjesci (nominative plural)
nadomjeska (genitive singular)
nadomjestaka (genitive plural)
nadomjesku (dative singular)
nadomjescima (dative plural)
nadomjestak (accusative singular)
nadomjeske (accusative plural)
nadomješče (singular vocative)
nadomjesku (singular vocative)
nadomjesci (plural vocative)
nadomjesku (locative singular)
nadomjescima (locative plural)
nadomjeskom (instrumental singular)
nadomjescima (instrumental plural)
nadòmestak (alternative Ekavian)


znanje

znánje (canonical neuter)
зна́ње (Cyrillic)
znanje (nominative singular)
znanja (nominative plural)
znanja (genitive singular)
znanja (genitive plural)
znanju (dative singular)
znanjima (dative plural)
znanje (accusative singular)
znanja (accusative plural)
znanje (singular vocative)
znanja (plural vocative)
znanju (locative singular)
znanjima (locative plural)
znanjem (instrumental singular)
znanjima (instrumental plural)


hiponim

hipònīm (canonical masculine)
хипо̀нӣм (Cyrillic)
hipònīm (nominative singular)
hiponimi (nominative plural)
hiponíma (genitive singular)
hiponima (genitive plural)
hiponimu (dative singular)
hiponimima (dative plural)
hiponim (accusative singular)
hiponime (accusative plural)
hiponime (singular vocative)
hiponimi (plural vocative)
hiponimu (locative singular)
hiponimima (locative plural)
hiponimom (instrumental singular)
hiponimima (instrumental plural)


hiperonim

hiperònīm m (Cyrillic spelling хиперо̀нӣм)

hiperònīm (canonical masculine)
хиперо̀нӣм (Cyrillic)
hiperònīm (nominative singular)
hiperonimi (nominative plural)
hiperoníma (genitive singular)
hiperonima (genitive plural)
hiperonimu (dative singular)
hiperonimima (dative plural)
hiperonim (accusative singular)
hiperonime (accusative plural)
hiperonime (singular vocative)
hiperonimi (plural vocative)
hiperonimu (locative singular)
hiperonimima (locative plural)
hiperonimom (instrumental singular)
hiperonimima (instrumental plural)

Audio (Central Serbia)


zrakoplov

zrȁkoplōv m (Cyrillic spelling зра̏копло̄в)

zrȁkoplōv (canonical masculine)
зра̏копло̄в (Cyrillic)
zrakoplov (nominative singular)
zrakoplovi (nominative plural)
zrakoplova (genitive singular)
zrakoplova (genitive plural)
zrakoplovu (dative singular)
zrakoplovima (dative plural)
zrakoplov (accusative singular)
zrakoplove (accusative plural)
zrakoplove (singular vocative)
zrakoplovi (plural vocative)
zrakoplovu (locative singular)
zrakoplovima (locative plural)
zrakoplovom (instrumental singular)
zrakoplovima (instrumental plural)

From zrȃk + -o- + plòviti.
Earliest attested use in 1859 by Bogoslav Šulek in a Gospodarski List article about hot air balloons.

(Zrakoplov). Tri smjela amerikanska zrakoplovca plovila su nedavno zrakom iz države St. Louis u Newyork i prevalila 250 miljah za 19 satih i 40 minutah, dakle svaku milju za 5 minutah. Oni dokazuju, da u vi sini povrh zemlje uviek duva vjetar od zapada na iztok. Oslanjajuć se na to isti zrakoplovci , hoće da zrakom plove preko Atlantskoga mora u Evropu, jedno 1000 miljah daleko . Njihova zrakoplovka ili balun tako je velika, da nosi 80 centib, a pod njom je ladjica, koja se može upotrebiti na moru , kad bi se kojom nesrećom balun pokvario i sva sprava u more pala. Vidjet ćemo, hoće-li tim novim Ikarom za rukom poći taj vratolomni put.

1859, Bogoslav Šulek, “Obrtnost”, in Gospodarski List. Izdat troskom gozpodars, druztva hrvatsko-slavonskoga.:

Three daring American aviators recently sailed from the state of St. Louis to New York and covered 250 miles in 19 hours and 40 minutes, so each mile in 5 minutes. They prove that at a height above the earth, the wind always blows from the west to the east. Relying on this, the same aviators want to fly across the Atlantic to Europe, 1000 miles away. Their zrakoplovka or balloon is so big, that it carries 80 centibars, and under it is a boat, which can be used at sea, if by some accident the balloon breaks down and the whole device falls into the sea. We'll see if this new Icarus will be able to make that breakneck journey.


računalo

račùnalo n (Cyrillic spelling рачу̀нало)

račùnalo (canonical neuter)
рачу̀нало (Cyrillic)
računalo (nominative singular)
računala (nominative plural)
računala (genitive singular)
računala (genitive plural)
računalu (dative singular)
računalima (dative plural)
računalo (accusative singular)
računala (accusative plural)
računalo (singular vocative)
računala (plural vocative)
računalu (locative singular)
računalima (locative plural)
računalom (instrumental singular)
računalima (instrumental plural)

Na prigovore da naziv računalo nije potpuno u tvorbenom sustavu, jer se sufiksom -lo ne tvore nazivi za složene naprave, da i sam Niko Malešević kaže da bi sufiksom -lo, -a/o, -ilo trebalo označavati alat, tehničari su mi odvraćali da i nazivi za ...

1990, Stjepan Babić, Hrvatska jezikoslovna čitanka:

Svi pozivi u pomoć snimaju se na računalo, uz vrijeme poziva, radi mogućih kasnijih prigovora.

2014, Krunoslav Fučkor, 50 years of professional firefighting in Bjelovar (Croatia): 1964 - 2014:


kompjutor

kompjùtor m (Cyrillic spelling компју̀тор)

kompjùtor (canonical masculine)
компју̀тор (Cyrillic)
kompjutor (nominative singular)
kompjutori (nominative plural)
kompjutora (genitive singular)
kompjutora (genitive plural)
kompjutoru (dative singular)
kompjutorima (dative plural)
kompjutor (accusative singular)
kompjutore (accusative plural)
kompjutore (singular vocative)
kompjutori (plural vocative)
kompjutoru (locative singular)
kompjutorima (locative plural)
kompjutorom (instrumental singular)
kompjutorima (instrumental plural)
kompjùter (alternative)