дисјункција

дисју̀нкција

дисју̀нкција f (Latin spelling disjùnkcija)

дисју̀нкција (canonical feminine)
disjùnkcija (romanization)
дисјункција (nominative singular)
дисјункције (nominative plural)
дисјункције (genitive singular)
дисјункција (genitive plural)
дисјункцији (dative singular)
дисјункцијама (dative plural)
дисјункцију (accusative singular)
дисјункције (accusative plural)
дисјункцијо (singular vocative)
дисјункције (plural vocative)
дисјункцији (locative singular)
дисјункцијама (locative plural)
дисјункцијом (instrumental singular)
дисјункцијама (instrumental plural)

дис‧ју‧нкци‧ја


искључива дисјункција

sh-noun

искљу̀чива дисју̀нкција

искљу̀чива дисју̀нкција f (Latin spelling iskljùčiva disjùnkcija)

искљу̀чива дисју̀нкција (canonical feminine)
iskljùčiva disjùnkcija (romanization)

ис‧кљу‧чи‧ва

exclusive disjunction
exclusive disjunction

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isključiva disjunkcija

iskljùčiva disjùnkcija f (Cyrillic spelling искљу̀чива дисју̀нкција)

iskljùčiva disjùnkcija (canonical feminine)
искљу̀чива дисју̀нкција (Cyrillic)


ekskluzivna disjunkcija

ȅkskluzīvna disjùnkcija f (Cyrillic spelling е̏ксклузӣвна дисју̀нкција)

ȅkskluzīvna disjùnkcija (canonical feminine)
е̏ксклузӣвна дисју̀нкција (Cyrillic)


ексклузивна дисјункција

е̏ксклузӣвна дисју̀нкција

е̏ксклузӣвна дисју̀нкција f (Latin spelling ȅkskluzīvna disjùnkcija)

е̏ксклузӣвна дисју̀нкција (canonical feminine)
ȅkskluzīvna disjùnkcija (romanization)

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ахбаб

а̀хба̄б (canonical masculine)
àhbāb (romanization)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish احباب (ahbab, ahbap) (Turkish ahbap), from Arabic أَحْبَاب (ʔaḥbāb), plural of singular حَبِيب (ḥabīb).

der

Arabic أَحْبَاب (ʔaḥbāb)


аутострада

sh-noun

а̀утостра̄да

а̀утостра̄да f (Latin spelling àutostrāda)

а̀утостра̄да (canonical feminine)
àutostrāda (romanization)
аутострада (nominative singular)
аутостраде (nominative plural)
аутостраде (genitive singular)
аутострада (genitive plural)
аутостради (dative singular)
аутострадама (dative plural)
аутостраду (accusative singular)
аутостраде (accusative plural)
аутострадо (singular vocative)
аутостраде (plural vocative)
аутостради (locative singular)
аутострадама (locative plural)
аутострадом (instrumental singular)
аутострадама (instrumental plural)

а‧у‧то‧стра‧да


lemeš

lèmeš (canonical masculine)
лѐмеш (Cyrillic)
lèmeš (nominative singular)
lemeši (nominative plural)
lemeša (genitive singular)
lȅmēšā (genitive plural)
lemešu (dative singular)
lemešima (dative plural)
lemeš (accusative singular)
lemeše (accusative plural)
lemešu (singular vocative)
lemeši (plural vocative)
lemešu (locative singular)
lemešima (locative plural)
lemešom (instrumental singular)
lemešima (instrumental plural)

Audio (Central Serbia)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *lemešь, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *lémešis.


лемеш

лѐмеш (canonical masculine)
lèmeš (romanization)
лѐмеш (nominative singular)
лемеши (nominative plural)
лемеша (genitive singular)
ле̏ме̄ша̄ (genitive plural)
лемешу (dative singular)
лемешима (dative plural)
лемеш (accusative singular)
лемеше (accusative plural)
лемешу (singular vocative)
лемеши (plural vocative)
лемешу (locative singular)
лемешима (locative plural)
лемешом (instrumental singular)
лемешима (instrumental plural)

plowshare, ploughshare (cutting edge of a plow)


raonik

raònīk (canonical masculine)
рао̀нӣк (Cyrillic)
raònīk (nominative singular)
raoníci (nominative plural)
raoníka (genitive singular)
raonika (genitive plural)
raoniku (dative singular)
raonicima (dative plural)
raonik (accusative singular)
raonike (accusative plural)
raoniče (singular vocative)
raonici (plural vocative)
raoniku (locative singular)
raonicima (locative plural)
raonikom (instrumental singular)
raonicima (instrumental plural)


раоник

рао̀нӣк (canonical masculine)
raònīk (romanization)
рао̀нӣк (nominative singular)
раони́ци (nominative plural)
раони́ка (genitive singular)
раоника (genitive plural)
раонику (dative singular)
раоницима (dative plural)
раоник (accusative singular)
раонике (accusative plural)
раониче (singular vocative)
раоници (plural vocative)
раонику (locative singular)
раоницима (locative plural)
раоником (instrumental singular)
раоницима (instrumental plural)


јаре

ја̏ре n (Latin spelling jȁre, diminutive јаре́нце)

ја̏ре (canonical neuter)
jȁre (romanization)
јаре́нце (diminutive)
јаре (nominative singular)
јарад (nominative plural)
ја̏рета (genitive singular)
јаради (genitive plural)
јарету (dative singular)
јаради (dative plural)
јаре (accusative singular)
јарад (accusative plural)
јаре (singular vocative)
јаради (plural vocative)
јарету (locative singular)
јаради (locative plural)
јаретом (instrumental singular)
јарађу (instrumental plural)
јаради (instrumental plural)


kosir

kòsīr (canonical masculine)
ко̀сӣр (Cyrillic)
kòsīr (nominative singular)
kosiri (nominative plural)
kosíra (genitive singular)
kosira (genitive plural)
kosiru (dative singular)
kosirima (dative plural)
kosir (accusative singular)
kosire (accusative plural)
kosire (singular vocative)
kosiri (plural vocative)
kosiru (locative singular)
kosirima (locative plural)
kosirom (instrumental singular)
kosirima (instrumental plural)
kosač (alternative)


kosijer

kòsijēr (canonical masculine)
ко̀сије̄р (Cyrillic)
kosijer (nominative singular)
kosijeri (nominative plural)
kosijera (genitive singular)
kosijera (genitive plural)
kosijeru (dative singular)
kosijerima (dative plural)
kosijer (accusative singular)
kosijere (accusative plural)
kosijeru (singular vocative)
kosijeri (plural vocative)
kosijeru (locative singular)
kosijerima (locative plural)
kosijerom (instrumental singular)
kosijerima (instrumental plural)


dotepenac

dotepenac m (Cyrillic spelling дотепенац)

дотепенац (Cyrillic)
dotepenec (alternative)


fiškal

fìškāl (canonical masculine)
фѝшка̄л (Cyrillic)
fiškal (nominative singular)
fiškali (nominative plural)
fiškala (genitive singular)
fiškala (genitive plural)
fiškalu (dative singular)
fiškalima (dative plural)
fiškala (accusative singular)
fiškale (accusative plural)
fiškale (singular vocative)
fiškali (plural vocative)
fiškalu (locative singular)
fiškalima (locative plural)
fiškalom (instrumental singular)
fiškalima (instrumental plural)


pasat

pàsāt (canonical masculine)
па̀са̄т (Cyrillic)


dekla

dȅkla f (Cyrillic spelling де̏кла, diminutive dȅklica)

dȅkla (canonical feminine)
де̏кла (Cyrillic)
dȅklica (diminutive)


drač

drȁč (canonical masculine)
дра̏ч (Cyrillic)
drač (nominative singular)
dračevi (nominative plural)
drača (genitive singular)
dračeva (genitive plural)
draču (dative singular)
dračevima (dative plural)
drač (accusative singular)
dračeve (accusative plural)
draču (singular vocative)
dračevi (plural vocative)
draču (locative singular)
dračevima (locative plural)
dračem (instrumental singular)
dračevima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *dьračь. Compare drati.

(regional, figuratively) weed (unwanted plant)


šteti

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


studentu

stùdentu (canonical)
сту̀денту (Cyrillic)


studenta

stùdenta (canonical)
сту̀дента (Cyrillic)


preglednik

sh-noun

préglednīk m (Cyrillic spelling пре́гледнӣк)

préglednīk (canonical masculine)
пре́гледнӣк (Cyrillic)


živlenje

живлење (Cyrillic)
življenje (alternative)

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

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


луфт

лу̏фт (canonical masculine)
lȕft (romanization)


vanjkuš

vȁnjkūš (canonical masculine)
ва̏њкӯш (Cyrillic)

From Hungarian vánkos, from German Wangenkissen.


vura

Koliko je vur?

Dragutin Domjanić, Mojoj dragoj mami
Zmisliš se, mama, tih jutrah tak plavih?
Rosa još s trave se svetila vani,
Stare su vure polahko odtukle,
Glas im je tenek i tih i pospani.


škrlak

Ideju zdaj s pola, muži i težaki,

(Kajkavian, but also in Slavonia and in Bosnian Krajina (škrljak)) hat


prevrat

prȅvrāt (canonical masculine)
пре̏вра̄т (Cyrillic)
prevrat (nominative singular)
prevrati (nominative plural)
prevrata (genitive singular)
prevrata (genitive plural)
prevratu (dative singular)
prevratima (dative plural)
prevrat (accusative singular)
prevrate (accusative plural)
prevrate (singular vocative)
prevrati (plural vocative)
prevratu (locative singular)
prevratima (locative plural)
prevratom (instrumental singular)
prevratima (instrumental plural)


popevka

Dragutin Domjanić, Popevke sem slagal
Popevke sem slagal,
i rožice bral,
i vsu svoju radost
sem drugim ja dal.


penezi

пенези (Cyrillic)
pinezi (alternative)
pjenezi (alternative)

ⰴⱈⰲ꙯ⱀⰰ ⱃⱑⱍⱜ ⱁⱅ ⱀⰻⱈꙿ ⱄⰵ ⱀⰵ ⱞⱁⱃⰵ ⰻⱞⱑⱅⰻ ·
ⰰⰽⱁ ⰻⱞꙿ ⱄⰵ ⱂⱑⱀⰵⰸⰻ ⱂⱃⰻⰵ ⱀⰵ ⱂⰾⰰⱅⰻ ·
d(u)h(o)vna rěč’ ot nih’ se ne more iměti ·
ako im’ se pěnezi prie ne plati ·

1380, N. N., “ⱄⱅ꙯ꙿ ⱄⰵ ⰽⱁⰽꙿⱍⰰ” in the Paris Miscellany of 1380 (Code slave 11), folio 189b et seq.

You can’t get spiritual words from them
if you don’t pay them money first.


кабаре

кабаре̑ (canonical masculine)
kabarȇ (romanization)
кабаре (nominative singular)
кабареи (nominative plural)
кабареа (genitive singular)
кабареа (genitive plural)
кабареу (dative singular)
кабареима (dative plural)
кабаре (accusative singular)
кабарее (accusative plural)
кабарее (singular vocative)
кабареи (plural vocative)
кабареу (locative singular)
кабареима (locative plural)
кабареом (instrumental singular)
кабареима (instrumental plural)

каба̀рет кабарет#Serbo-Croatian


ponistra

понистра (Cyrillic)
poneštra (alternative)


propuh

prȍpūh (canonical masculine)
про̏пӯх (Cyrillic)
propuh (nominative singular)
propusi (nominative plural)
propuha (genitive singular)
propuha (genitive plural)
propuhu (dative singular)
propusima (dative plural)
propuh (accusative singular)
propuhe (accusative plural)
propuše (singular vocative)
propusi (plural vocative)
propuhu (locative singular)
propusima (locative plural)
propuhom (instrumental singular)
propusima (instrumental plural)

(Croatia, Herzegovina, Montenegro) draft (current of air, usually coming into a room or vehicle)


kefa

kèfa (canonical feminine)
кѐфа (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish كفه (Turkish kefe).


fleka

flȅka (canonical masculine)
фле̏ка (Cyrillic)
fleka (nominative singular)
fleke (nominative plural)
fleke (genitive singular)
fleka (genitive plural)
fleki (dative singular)
fleci (dative singular)
flekama (dative plural)
fleku (accusative singular)
fleke (accusative plural)
fleko (singular vocative)
fleke (plural vocative)
fleki (locative singular)
fleci (locative singular)
flekama (locative plural)
flekom (instrumental singular)
flekama (instrumental plural)
flȅk (alternative)


mrlja

mȑlja (canonical feminine)
мр̏ља (Cyrillic)
mȑlja (nominative singular)
mrlje (nominative plural)
mrlje (genitive singular)
mȓljā (genitive plural)
mrlji (dative singular)
mrljama (dative plural)
mrlju (accusative singular)
mrlje (accusative plural)
mrljo (singular vocative)
mrlje (plural vocative)
mrlji (locative singular)
mrljama (locative plural)
mrljom (instrumental singular)
mrljama (instrumental plural)


frtalj

fr̀tālj (canonical masculine)
фр̀та̄љ (Cyrillic)


lojtre

lójtre or lо̑jtre f pl (Cyrillic spelling ло́јтре or ло̑јтре)

lójtre (canonical)
lо̑jtre (canonical feminine plural)
ло́јтре (Cyrillic)
ло̑јтре (Cyrillic)

Kajkavian and Chakavian form of lótre (“ladder”)


traheja

trahéja (canonical feminine)
трахе́ја (Cyrillic)
traheja (nominative singular)
traheje (nominative plural)
traheje (genitive singular)
traheja (genitive plural)
traheji (dative singular)
trahejama (dative plural)
traheju (accusative singular)
traheje (accusative plural)
trahejo (singular vocative)
traheje (plural vocative)
traheji (locative singular)
trahejama (locative plural)
trahejom (instrumental singular)
trahejama (instrumental plural)

From Medieval Latin trachea, from Latin trachia, from Ancient Greek τραχεῖα (trakheîa).


dotepenec

dotepenec m (Cyrillic spelling дотепенец)

дотепенец (Cyrillic)
dotepenac (alternative)


manira

maníra (canonical feminine)
мани́ра (Cyrillic)
manira (nominative singular)
manire (nominative plural)
manire (genitive singular)
manira (genitive plural)
maniri (dative singular)
manirama (dative plural)
maniru (accusative singular)
manire (accusative plural)
maniro (singular vocative)
manire (plural vocative)
maniri (locative singular)
manirama (locative plural)
manirom (instrumental singular)
manirama (instrumental plural)
mànīr (alternative)


параноик

парано̀ик (canonical masculine)
paranòik (romanization)
параноик (nominative singular)
параноици (nominative plural)
параноика (genitive singular)
параноика (genitive plural)
параноику (dative singular)
параноицима (dative plural)
параноика (accusative singular)
параноике (accusative plural)
параноиче (singular vocative)
параноици (plural vocative)
параноику (locative singular)
параноицима (locative plural)
параноиком (instrumental singular)
параноицима (instrumental plural)

From парано́ја.

paranoid, paranoiac (person suffering from paranoia)


demižon

demìžōn (canonical masculine)
демѝжо̄н (Cyrillic)
demižon (nominative singular)
demižoni (nominative plural)
demižona (genitive singular)
demižona (genitive plural)
demižonu (dative singular)
demižonima (dative plural)
demižon (accusative singular)
demižone (accusative plural)
demižone (singular vocative)
demižoni (plural vocative)
demižonu (locative singular)
demižonima (locative plural)
demižonom (instrumental singular)
demižonima (instrumental plural)


varu

dative/vocative/locative singular of var


štaub

štàub (canonical masculine)
шта̀уб (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from German Staub, Staubzucker.


štaubcuker

štàubcuker m (Cyrillic spelling шта̀убцукер)

štàubcuker (canonical masculine)
шта̀убцукер (Cyrillic)


gertašlin

gertašlin m (Cyrillic spelling герташлин)


плијенор

plijenor (romanization)
плијенор (nominative singular)
плијенори (nominative plural)
плијенора (genitive singular)
плијенора (genitive plural)
плијенору (dative singular)
плијенорима (dative plural)
плијенора (accusative singular)
плијеноре (accusative plural)
плијеноре (singular vocative)
плијенори (plural vocative)
плијенору (locative singular)
плијенорима (locative plural)
плијенорем (instrumental singular)
плијенорима (instrumental plural)


plijenor

плијенор (Cyrillic)
plijenor (nominative singular)
plijenori (nominative plural)
plijenora (genitive singular)
plijenora (genitive plural)
plijenoru (dative singular)
plijenorima (dative plural)
plijenora (accusative singular)
plijenore (accusative plural)
plijenore (singular vocative)
plijenori (plural vocative)
plijenoru (locative singular)
plijenorima (locative plural)
plijenorem (instrumental singular)
plijenorima (instrumental plural)


najže

најже (Cyrillic)
najže (nominative singular)
najža (nominative plural)
najža (genitive singular)
najž (genitive plural)
najžu (dative singular)
najži (dative plural)
najže (accusative singular)
najža (accusative plural)
najžu (locative singular)
najžah (locative plural)
najžam (instrumental singular)
najžami (instrumental plural)

Na najžah, v tmici, pri mertvečki sveči,
medikuš boga išče mertveca kotrižeči.

1936, Miroslav Krleža, Balade Petrice Kerempuha:


scalina

Z scalinom nam buju prelejali grob,
v pesje gnojnišče zlopatali drob.


ščap

Dalmatika brokatna,
benečki raknič,
biškupski ščap v roke
kak hijerozolimitanjski bič,
od sega v temu
Religije ni nič.


hudič

Biškup je vražnji fičfirič,
znutra vočje lakom ftič,
kak stvoril da ga je hudič.


шопинг

шо̀пинг (canonical masculine)
šòping (romanization)


štacun

(Chakavian, Kajkavian, Croatia) shop, store


ruksak

rȕksāk (canonical masculine)
ру̏кса̄к (Cyrillic)
rȕksāk (nominative singular)
rȕksāci (nominative plural)
rȕksāka (genitive singular)
ruksaka (genitive plural)
ruksaku (dative singular)
ruksacima (dative plural)
ruksak (accusative singular)
ruksake (accusative plural)
ruksače (singular vocative)
ruksaci (plural vocative)
ruksaku (locative singular)
ruksacima (locative plural)
ruksakom (instrumental singular)
ruksacima (instrumental plural)

(colloquial) rucksack, backpack, knapsack


špranca

(Chakavian, Kajkavian) template, pattern, model


melem

mèlem (canonical masculine)
мѐлем (Cyrillic)
melem (nominative singular)
melemi (nominative plural)
melema (genitive singular)
melema (genitive plural)
melemu (dative singular)
melemima (dative plural)
melem (accusative singular)
meleme (accusative plural)
meleme (singular vocative)
melemi (plural vocative)
melemu (locative singular)
melemima (locative plural)
melemom (instrumental singular)
melemima (instrumental plural)


borija

bòrija (canonical feminine)
бо̀рија (Cyrillic)


depo

dèpō, depȏ m (Cyrillic spelling дѐпо̄, депо̑)

dèpō (canonical)
depȏ (canonical masculine)
дѐпо̄ (Cyrillic)
депо̑ (Cyrillic)
dèpō (nominative singular)
depoi (nominative plural)
depòa (genitive singular)
depoa (genitive plural)
depou (dative singular)
depoima (dative plural)
depo (accusative singular)
depoe (accusative plural)
depou (singular vocative)
depoe (singular vocative)
depoi (plural vocative)
depou (locative singular)
depoima (locative plural)
depoom (instrumental singular)
depoima (instrumental plural)

From French dépôt, from Latin depositum.


gerontofobija

gerontofòbija f (Cyrillic spelling геронтофо̀бија)

gerontofòbija (canonical feminine)
геронтофо̀бија (Cyrillic)
gerontofobija (nominative singular)
gerontofobije (nominative plural)
gerontofobije (genitive singular)
gerontofobija (genitive plural)
gerontofobiji (dative singular)
gerontofobijama (dative plural)
gerontofobiju (accusative singular)
gerontofobije (accusative plural)
gerontofobijo (singular vocative)
gerontofobije (plural vocative)
gerontofobiji (locative singular)
gerontofobijama (locative plural)
gerontofobijom (instrumental singular)
gerontofobijama (instrumental plural)


геронтофобија

геронтофо̀бија

геронтофо̀бија f (Latin spelling gerontofòbija)

геронтофо̀бија (canonical feminine)
gerontofòbija (romanization)
геронтофобија (nominative singular)
геронтофобије (nominative plural)
геронтофобије (genitive singular)
геронтофобија (genitive plural)
геронтофобији (dative singular)
геронтофобијама (dative plural)
геронтофобију (accusative singular)
геронтофобије (accusative plural)
геронтофобијо (singular vocative)
геронтофобије (plural vocative)
геронтофобији (locative singular)
геронтофобијама (locative plural)
геронтофобијом (instrumental singular)
геронтофобијама (instrumental plural)

ге‧рон‧то‧фо‧би‧ја


progi

prȍgi (canonical masculine)
про̏ги (Cyrillic)
progi (nominative singular)
progiji (nominative plural)
progija (genitive singular)
progija (genitive plural)
progiju (dative singular)
progijima (dative plural)
progi (accusative singular)
progije (accusative plural)
progi (singular vocative)
progiji (plural vocative)
progiju (locative singular)
progijima (locative plural)
progijem (instrumental singular)
progijima (instrumental plural)


проги

про̏ги (canonical masculine)
prȍgi (romanization)
проги (nominative singular)
прогији (nominative plural)
прогија (genitive singular)
прогија (genitive plural)
прогију (dative singular)
прогијима (dative plural)
проги (accusative singular)
прогије (accusative plural)
проги (singular vocative)
прогији (plural vocative)
прогију (locative singular)
прогијима (locative plural)
прогијем (instrumental singular)
прогијима (instrumental plural)


kupica

→ Hungarian: kupica

af

kupa (“cup, goblet”) + -ica (diminutive suffix)


štenga

štȇnga (canonical feminine)
ште̑нга (Cyrillic)

(Kajkavian) step, rest (of a stair, also figuratively)


sustanar

sh-noun

sȕstanār m (Cyrillic spelling су̏стана̄р)

sȕstanār (canonical masculine)
су̏стана̄р (Cyrillic)
sustanar (nominative singular)
sustanari (nominative plural)
sustanara (genitive singular)
sustanara (genitive plural)
sustanaru (dative singular)
sustanarima (dative plural)
sustanara (accusative singular)
sustanare (accusative plural)
sustanare (singular vocative)
sustanari (plural vocative)
sustanaru (locative singular)
sustanarima (locative plural)
sustanarom (instrumental singular)
sustanarima (instrumental plural)


sustanarka

sȕstanārka f (Cyrillic spelling су̏стана̄рка)

sȕstanārka (canonical feminine)
су̏стана̄рка (Cyrillic)
sȕstanārka (nominative singular)
sustanarke (nominative plural)
sustanarke (genitive singular)
sȕstanārkā (genitive plural)
sȕstanārkī (genitive plural)
sustanarki (dative singular)
sustanarkama (dative plural)
sustanarku (accusative singular)
sustanarke (accusative plural)
sustanarko (singular vocative)
sustanarke (plural vocative)
sustanarki (locative singular)
sustanarkama (locative plural)
sustanarkom (instrumental singular)
sustanarkama (instrumental plural)


zove

inflection of zova:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


zovu

zóvu (canonical feminine)
зо́ву (Cyrillic)


зову

зо́ву (canonical feminine)
zóvu (romanization)


квачица

ква̏чица (canonical feminine)
kvȁčica (romanization)
квачица (nominative singular)
квачице (nominative plural)
квачице (genitive singular)
квачица (genitive plural)
квачици (dative singular)
квачицама (dative plural)
квачицу (accusative singular)
квачице (accusative plural)
квачице (singular vocative)
квачице (plural vocative)
квачици (locative singular)
квачицама (locative plural)
квачицом (instrumental singular)
квачицама (instrumental plural)

suffix

квака + -ица


lanu

dative/vocative/locative singular of lan


шнур

шну̑р (canonical masculine)
šnȗr (romanization)
шну̑р (nominative singular)
шну̏рови (nominative plural)
шњура (genitive singular)
шњура (genitive plural)
шњуру (dative singular)
шњурима (dative plural)
шњура (accusative singular)
шњуре (accusative plural)
шњуру (singular vocative)
шњури (plural vocative)
шњуру (locative singular)
шњурима (locative plural)
шњурем (instrumental singular)
шњурима (instrumental plural)
шњу̑р (alternative)


слова

inflection of слово:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


слова

сло̑ва̄ (canonical)
slȏvā (romanization)


seja

séja (canonical feminine)
се́ја (Cyrillic)
seja (nominative singular)
seje (nominative plural)
seje (genitive singular)
seja (genitive plural)
seji (dative singular)
sejama (dative plural)
seju (accusative singular)
seje (accusative plural)
sejo (singular vocative)
seje (plural vocative)
seji (locative singular)
sejama (locative plural)
sejom (instrumental singular)
sejama (instrumental plural)


албино

алби́но (canonical masculine)
albíno (romanization)
алби́но (nominative singular)
алби́ни (nominative plural)
алби́на (genitive singular)
албина (genitive plural)
албину (dative singular)
албинима (dative plural)
алби́на (accusative singular)
албине (accusative plural)
алби́но (singular vocative)
албини (plural vocative)
албину (locative singular)
албинима (locative plural)
албином (instrumental singular)
албинима (instrumental plural)


панпсихизам

sh-noun

панпсихѝзам m (Latin spelling panpsihìzam)

панпсихѝзам (canonical masculine)
panpsihìzam (romanization)
панпсихѝзам (nominative singular)
панпсихизми (nominative plural)
панпсихѝзма (genitive singular)
панпсихизама (genitive plural)
панпсихизму (dative singular)
панпсихизмима (dative plural)
панпсихизам (accusative singular)
панпсихизме (accusative plural)
панпсихизме (singular vocative)
панпсихизми (plural vocative)
панпсихизму (locative singular)
панпсихизмима (locative plural)
панпсихизмом (instrumental singular)
панпсихизмима (instrumental plural)

пан‧пси‧хи‧зам


panpsihizam

panpsihìzam m (Cyrillic spelling панпсихѝзам)

panpsihìzam (canonical masculine)
панпсихѝзам (Cyrillic)
panpsihìzam (nominative singular)
panpsihizmi (nominative plural)
panpsihìzma (genitive singular)
panpsihizama (genitive plural)
panpsihizmu (dative singular)
panpsihizmima (dative plural)
panpsihizam (accusative singular)
panpsihizme (accusative plural)
panpsihizme (singular vocative)
panpsihizmi (plural vocative)
panpsihizmu (locative singular)
panpsihizmima (locative plural)
panpsihizmom (instrumental singular)
panpsihizmima (instrumental plural)


bokun

bòkūn (canonical masculine)
бо̀кӯн (Cyrillic)
bokun (nominative singular)
bokuni (nominative plural)
bokuna (genitive singular)
bokuna (genitive plural)
bokun (dative singular)
bokunima (dative plural)
bokun (accusative singular)
bokune (accusative plural)
bokune (singular vocative)
bokuni (plural vocative)
bokunu (locative singular)
bokunima (locative plural)
bokunom (instrumental singular)
bokunima (instrumental plural)


аријевац

а̑ријевац (canonical masculine)
ȃrijevac (romanization)


акредитив

акредѝтӣв (canonical masculine)
akredìtīv (romanization)
акредѝтӣв (nominative singular)
акредитиви (nominative plural)
акредити́ва (genitive singular)
акредитива (genitive plural)
акредитиву (dative singular)
акредитивима (dative plural)
акредитив (accusative singular)
акредитиве (accusative plural)
акредитиве (singular vocative)
акредитиви (plural vocative)
акредитиву (locative singular)
акредитивима (locative plural)
акредитивом (instrumental singular)
акредитивима (instrumental plural)

а‧кре‧ди‧тив


аквила

а̑квила (canonical feminine)
ȃkvila (romanization)


архитектица

архѝтектица f (Latin spelling arhìtektica)

архѝтектица (canonical feminine)
arhìtektica (romanization)
архитектица (nominative singular)
архитектице (nominative plural)
архитектице (genitive singular)
архитектица (genitive plural)
архитектици (dative singular)
архитектицама (dative plural)
архитектицу (accusative singular)
архитектице (accusative plural)
архитектице (singular vocative)
архитектицо (singular vocative)
архитектице (plural vocative)
архитектици (locative singular)
архитектицама (locative plural)
архитектицом (instrumental singular)
архитектицама (instrumental plural)

а‧рхи‧тек‧ти‧ца


Mostra

Mòstra (canonical feminine)
Мо̀стра (Cyrillic)


Мостра

Мо̀стра (canonical feminine)
Mòstra (romanization)


anabolik

anabòlik m (Cyrillic spelling анабо̀лик)

anabòlik (canonical masculine)
анабо̀лик (Cyrillic)
anabolik (nominative singular)
anabolici (nominative plural)
anabolika (genitive singular)
anabolika (genitive plural)
anaboliku (dative singular)
anabolicima (dative plural)
anabolik (accusative singular)
anabolike (accusative plural)
anaboliče (singular vocative)
anabolici (plural vocative)
anaboliku (locative singular)
anabolicima (locative plural)
anabolikom (instrumental singular)
anabolicima (instrumental plural)


анаболик

анабо̀лик (canonical masculine)
anabòlik (romanization)
анаболик (nominative singular)
анаболици (nominative plural)
анаболика (genitive singular)
анаболика (genitive plural)
анаболику (dative singular)
анаболицима (dative plural)
анаболик (accusative singular)
анаболике (accusative plural)
анаболиче (singular vocative)
анаболици (plural vocative)
анаболику (locative singular)
анаболицима (locative plural)
анаболиком (instrumental singular)
анаболицима (instrumental plural)


етажа

ета́жа (canonical feminine)
etáža (romanization)
етажа (nominative singular)
етаже (nominative plural)
етаже (genitive singular)
етажа (genitive plural)
етажи (dative singular)
етажама (dative plural)
етажу (accusative singular)
етаже (accusative plural)
етажо (singular vocative)
етаже (plural vocative)
етажи (locative singular)
етажама (locative plural)
етажом (instrumental singular)
етажама (instrumental plural)


etaža

etáža (canonical feminine)
ета́жа (Cyrillic)
etaža (nominative singular)
etaže (nominative plural)
etaže (genitive singular)
etaža (genitive plural)
etaži (dative singular)
etažama (dative plural)
etažu (accusative singular)
etaže (accusative plural)
etažo (singular vocative)
etaže (plural vocative)
etaži (locative singular)
etažama (locative plural)
etažom (instrumental singular)
etažama (instrumental plural)


шкода

шко̏да (canonical feminine)
škȍda (romanization)


опсидијан

опсидѝја̄н (canonical masculine)
opsidìjān (romanization)


апс

а̏пс (canonical masculine)
ȁps (romanization)
апс (nominative singular)
апсови (nominative plural)
апса (genitive singular)
апсова (genitive plural)
апсу (dative singular)
апсовима (dative plural)
апс (accusative singular)
апсове (accusative plural)
апсе (singular vocative)
апсови (plural vocative)
апсу (locative singular)
апсовима (locative plural)
апсом (instrumental singular)
апсовима (instrumental plural)


poslovođa

pȍslovođa m (Cyrillic spelling по̏словођа)

pȍslovođa (canonical masculine)
по̏словођа (Cyrillic)
pȍslovođa (nominative singular)
pȍslovođe (nominative plural)
poslovođe (genitive singular)
poslovođa (genitive plural)
poslovođi (dative singular)
poslovođama (dative plural)
poslovođu (accusative singular)
poslovođe (accusative plural)
poslovođo (singular vocative)
poslovođe (plural vocative)
poslovođi (locative singular)
poslovođama (locative plural)
poslovođom (instrumental singular)
poslovođama (instrumental plural)


пословођа

по̏словођа (canonical masculine)
pȍslovođa (romanization)
по̏словођа (nominative singular)
по̏словође (nominative plural)
пословође (genitive singular)
пословођа (genitive plural)
пословођи (dative singular)
пословођама (dative plural)
пословођу (accusative singular)
пословође (accusative plural)
пословођо (singular vocative)
пословође (plural vocative)
пословођи (locative singular)
пословођама (locative plural)
пословођом (instrumental singular)
пословођама (instrumental plural)

по‧сло‧во‧ђа


poslovotkinja

poslòvotkinja f (Cyrillic spelling посло̀воткиња)

poslòvotkinja (canonical feminine)
посло̀воткиња (Cyrillic)
poslovotkinja (nominative singular)
poslovotkinje (nominative plural)
poslovotkinje (genitive singular)
poslovotkinja (genitive plural)
poslovotkinji (dative singular)
poslovotkinjama (dative plural)
poslovotkinju (accusative singular)
poslovotkinje (accusative plural)
poslovotkinjo (singular vocative)
poslovotkinje (plural vocative)
poslovotkinji (locative singular)
poslovotkinjama (locative plural)
poslovotkinjom (instrumental singular)
poslovotkinjama (instrumental plural)


пословоткиња

посло̀воткиња

посло̀воткиња f (Latin spelling poslòvotkinja)

посло̀воткиња (canonical feminine)
poslòvotkinja (romanization)
пословоткиња (nominative singular)
пословоткиње (nominative plural)
пословоткиње (genitive singular)
пословоткиња (genitive plural)
пословоткињи (dative singular)
пословоткињама (dative plural)
пословоткињу (accusative singular)
пословоткиње (accusative plural)
пословоткињо (singular vocative)
пословоткиње (plural vocative)
пословоткињи (locative singular)
пословоткињама (locative plural)
пословоткињом (instrumental singular)
пословоткињама (instrumental plural)

по‧сло‧вот‧ки‧ња


posluga

pȍsluga (canonical feminine)
по̏слуга (Cyrillic)
posluga (nominative singular)
posluge (genitive singular)
posluzi (dative singular)
poslugu (accusative singular)
poslugo (singular vocative)
posluzi (locative singular)
poslugom (instrumental singular)


послуга

по̏слуга (canonical feminine)
pȍsluga (romanization)
послуга (nominative singular)
послуге (genitive singular)
послузи (dative singular)
послугу (accusative singular)
послуго (singular vocative)
послузи (locative singular)
послугом (instrumental singular)


оргуље

о̀ргуље (canonical feminine plural)
òrgulje (romanization)
о̀ргуље (nominative plural)
о̏ргӯља̄ (genitive plural)
о̀ргуљама (dative plural)
о̀ргуље (accusative plural)
о̀ргуље (plural vocative)
о̀ргуљама (locative plural)
о̀ргуљама (instrumental plural)

From Old High German argela, from Latin organum, from Ancient Greek ὄργανον (órganon, “organ, instrument, tool”).

der

(plural only) organ (musical instrument)


BDP

bruto domaći proizvod
bruto domaći proizvod#Serbo-Croatian

(economics) Initialism of bruto domaći proizvod (“gross domestic product”).


клик

кли̏к (canonical masculine)
klȉk (romanization)

cry, scream, cheer, shriek (of joy, approval, encouragement etc.)


митинг

(politics) rally, mass-meeting (a demonstration; an event where people gather together to protest against a given cause or express solidarity)


асоцијацизам

sh-noun

асоцијацѝзам

асоцијацѝзам m (Latin spelling asocijacìzam)

асоцијацѝзам (canonical masculine)
asocijacìzam (romanization)
асоцијацѝзам (nominative singular)
асоцијацизми (nominative plural)
асоцијацѝзма (genitive singular)
асоцијацизама (genitive plural)
асоцијацизму (dative singular)
асоцијацизмима (dative plural)
асоцијацизам (accusative singular)
асоцијацизме (accusative plural)
асоцијацизме (singular vocative)
асоцијацизми (plural vocative)
асоцијацизму (locative singular)
асоцијацизмима (locative plural)
асоцијацизмом (instrumental singular)
асоцијацизмима (instrumental plural)

а‧со‧ци‧ја‧ци‧зам


asocijacizam

asocijacìzam m (Cyrillic spelling асоцијацѝзам)

asocijacìzam (canonical masculine)
асоцијацѝзам (Cyrillic)
asocijacìzam (nominative singular)
asocijacizmi (nominative plural)
asocijacìzma (genitive singular)
asocijacizama (genitive plural)
asocijacizmu (dative singular)
asocijacizmima (dative plural)
asocijacizam (accusative singular)
asocijacizme (accusative plural)
asocijacizme (singular vocative)
asocijacizmi (plural vocative)
asocijacizmu (locative singular)
asocijacizmima (locative plural)
asocijacizmom (instrumental singular)
asocijacizmima (instrumental plural)


асоцијационизам

асоцијационѝзам

асоцијационѝзам m (Latin spelling asocijacionìzam)

асоцијационѝзам (canonical masculine)
asocijacionìzam (romanization)
асоцијационѝзам (nominative singular)
асоцијационизми (nominative plural)
асоцијационѝзма (genitive singular)
асоцијационизама (genitive plural)
асоцијационизму (dative singular)
асоцијационизмима (dative plural)
асоцијационизам (accusative singular)
асоцијационизме (accusative plural)
асоцијационизме (singular vocative)
асоцијационизми (plural vocative)
асоцијационизму (locative singular)
асоцијационизмима (locative plural)
асоцијационизмом (instrumental singular)
асоцијационизмима (instrumental plural)

а‧со‧ци‧ја‧ци‧о‧ни‧зам


asocijacionizam

asocijacionìzam m (Cyrillic spelling асоцијационѝзам)

asocijacionìzam (canonical masculine)
асоцијационѝзам (Cyrillic)
asocijacionìzam (nominative singular)
asocijacionizmi (nominative plural)
asocijacionìzma (genitive singular)
asocijacionizama (genitive plural)
asocijacionizmu (dative singular)
asocijacionizmima (dative plural)
asocijacionizam (accusative singular)
asocijacionizme (accusative plural)
asocijacionizme (singular vocative)
asocijacionizmi (plural vocative)
asocijacionizmu (locative singular)
asocijacionizmima (locative plural)
asocijacionizmom (instrumental singular)
asocijacionizmima (instrumental plural)


pelnica

пелница (Cyrillic)
palnica (alternative)


palnica

палница (Cyrillic)
pelnica (alternative)


fajnšmeker

fàjnšmeker m (Cyrillic spelling фа̀јншмекер)

fàjnšmeker (canonical masculine)
фа̀јншмекер (Cyrillic)

On je fajnšmeker.


zeti

nonlemma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


клокан

кло̀кан (canonical masculine)
klòkan (romanization)
клокан (nominative singular)
клокани (nominative plural)
клокана (genitive singular)
клокана (genitive plural)
клокану (dative singular)
клоканима (dative plural)
клокана (accusative singular)
клокане (accusative plural)
клокане (singular vocative)
клокани (plural vocative)
клокану (locative singular)
клоканима (locative plural)
клоканом (instrumental singular)
клоканима (instrumental plural)


торбар

то̀рба̄р (canonical masculine)
tòrbār (romanization)
то̀рба̄р (nominative singular)
торбари (nominative plural)
торба́ра (genitive singular)
торбара (genitive plural)
торбару (dative singular)
торбарима (dative plural)
торбара (accusative singular)
торбаре (accusative plural)
торбару (singular vocative)
торбари (plural vocative)
торбару (locative singular)
торбарима (locative plural)
торбаром (instrumental singular)
торбарима (instrumental plural)

From то́рба.


torbar

tòrbār (canonical masculine)
то̀рба̄р (Cyrillic)
tòrbār (nominative singular)
torbari (nominative plural)
torbára (genitive singular)
torbara (genitive plural)
torbaru (dative singular)
torbarima (dative plural)
torbara (accusative singular)
torbare (accusative plural)
torbaru (singular vocative)
torbari (plural vocative)
torbaru (locative singular)
torbarima (locative plural)
torbarom (instrumental singular)
torbarima (instrumental plural)


карлица

ка̀рлица (canonical feminine)
kàrlica (romanization)
карлица (nominative singular)
карлице (nominative plural)
карлице (genitive singular)
карлица (genitive plural)
карлици (dative singular)
карлицама (dative plural)
карлицу (accusative singular)
карлице (accusative plural)
карлице (singular vocative)
карлицо (singular vocative)
карлице (plural vocative)
карлици (locative singular)
карлицама (locative plural)
карлицом (instrumental singular)
карлицама (instrumental plural)

→ Bulgarian: ка́рлица (kárlica)

→ Macedonian: карлица (karlica)

→ Romanian: carlíță, cấrliță

Borrowed from Austrian German, from a diminutive of German Kar.

(archaic or rustic) wooden trough, vat for mixing particularly milk


karlica

kàrlica (canonical feminine)
ка̀рлица (Cyrillic)
karlica (nominative singular)
karlice (nominative plural)
karlice (genitive singular)
karlica (genitive plural)
karlici (dative singular)
karlicama (dative plural)
karlicu (accusative singular)
karlice (accusative plural)
karlice (singular vocative)
karlico (singular vocative)
karlice (plural vocative)
karlici (locative singular)
karlicama (locative plural)
karlicom (instrumental singular)
karlicama (instrumental plural)

→ Bulgarian: ка́рлица (kárlica)

→ Macedonian: карлица (karlica)

→ Romanian: carlíță, cấrliță

(archaic or rustic) wooden trough, vat for mixing


позориште

по́зорӣште (canonical neuter)
pózorīšte (romanization)
позориште (nominative singular)
позоришта (nominative plural)
позоришта (genitive singular)
позоришта (genitive plural)
позоришту (dative singular)
позориштима (dative plural)
позориште (accusative singular)
позоришта (accusative plural)
позориште (singular vocative)
позоришта (plural vocative)
позоришту (locative singular)
позориштима (locative plural)
позориштем (instrumental singular)
позориштима (instrumental plural)


pozorište

sh-noun

pózorīšte n (Cyrillic spelling по́зорӣште)

pózorīšte (canonical neuter)
по́зорӣште (Cyrillic)
pozorište (nominative singular)
pozorišta (nominative plural)
pozorišta (genitive singular)
pozorišta (genitive plural)
pozorištu (dative singular)
pozorištima (dative plural)
pozorište (accusative singular)
pozorišta (accusative plural)
pozorište (singular vocative)
pozorišta (plural vocative)
pozorištu (locative singular)
pozorištima (locative plural)
pozorištem (instrumental singular)
pozorištima (instrumental plural)


поређење

poređenje (romanization)
поређење (nominative singular)
поређења (nominative plural)
поређења (genitive singular)
поређења (genitive plural)
поређењу (dative singular)
поређењима (dative plural)
поређење (accusative singular)
поређења (accusative plural)
поређење (singular vocative)
поређења (plural vocative)
поређењу (locative singular)
поређењима (locative plural)
поређењем (instrumental singular)
поређењима (instrumental plural)


ћелија

ћѐлија (canonical feminine)
ćèlija (romanization)
ћелија (nominative singular)
ћелије (nominative plural)
ћелије (genitive singular)
ћелија (genitive plural)
ћелији (dative singular)
ћелијама (dative plural)
ћелију (accusative singular)
ћелије (accusative plural)
ћелијо (singular vocative)
ћелије (plural vocative)
ћелији (locative singular)
ћелијама (locative plural)
ћелијом (instrumental singular)
ћелијама (instrumental plural)

From Italian cella, from Latin cella, from Proto-Indo-European *ḱelneh₂.

cell (room for a monk or nun in a monastery or convent)

cell (room in a prison for containing inmates)

(Serbia, biology) cell (basic unit of a living organism)

cell (small number of people forming the basic unit of an organization)


vrisak

vrȋsak (canonical masculine)
ври̑сак (Cyrillic)
vrȋsak (nominative singular)
vrȋsci (nominative plural)
vrȉskovi (nominative plural)
vrȋska (genitive singular)
vrȋsākā (genitive plural)
vrȉskōvā (genitive plural)
vrisku (dative singular)
vriscima (dative plural)
vriskovima (dative plural)
vrisak (accusative singular)
vriske (accusative plural)
vriskove (accusative plural)
vrišče (singular vocative)
vrisku (singular vocative)
vrisci (plural vocative)
vriskovi (plural vocative)
vrisku (locative singular)
vriscima (locative plural)
vriskovima (locative plural)
vriskom (instrumental singular)
vriscima (instrumental plural)
vriskovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *verskъ (Russian вереща́ть (vereščátʹ), Polish wrzeszczeć), akin to Lithuanian suvirkšti.


врисак

ври̑сак (canonical masculine)
vrȋsak (romanization)
ври̑сак (nominative singular)
ври̑сци (nominative plural)
ври̏скови (nominative plural)
ври̑ска (genitive singular)
ври̑са̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
ври̏ско̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
вриску (dative singular)
врисцима (dative plural)
врисковима (dative plural)
врисак (accusative singular)
вриске (accusative plural)
врискове (accusative plural)
вришче (singular vocative)
вриску (singular vocative)
врисци (plural vocative)
врискови (plural vocative)
вриску (locative singular)
врисцима (locative plural)
врисковима (locative plural)
вриском (instrumental singular)
врисцима (instrumental plural)
врисковима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *verskъ (Russian вереща́ть (vereščátʹ), Polish wzreszczeć), akin to Lithuanian suvirkšti.


tektonika

tektònika f (Cyrillic spelling текто̀ника)

tektònika (canonical feminine)
текто̀ника (Cyrillic)
tektonika (nominative singular)
tektonike (genitive singular)
tektonici (dative singular)
tektoniku (accusative singular)
tektoniko (singular vocative)
tektonici (locative singular)
tektonikom (instrumental singular)

From Ancient Greek τεκτονικός (tektonikós, “practised or skilled in building”).


даждевњак

sh-noun

даждѐвња̄к m (Latin spelling daždèvnjāk)

даждѐвња̄к (canonical masculine)
daždèvnjāk (romanization)
даждѐвња̄к (nominative singular)
даждевња́ци (nominative plural)
даждевња́ка (genitive singular)
даждевњака (genitive plural)
даждевњаку (dative singular)
даждевњацима (dative plural)
даждевња́ка (accusative singular)
даждевњаке (accusative plural)
да̏ждевња̄че (singular vocative)
даждевњаци (plural vocative)
даждевњаку (locative singular)
даждевњацима (locative plural)
даждевњаком (instrumental singular)
даждевњацима (instrumental plural)

Derived from да̏жд. Compare Bulgarian дъждовник (dǎždovnik), Macedonian до́ждовник (dóždovnik).


daždevnjak

daždèvnjāk m (Cyrillic spelling даждѐвња̄к)

daždèvnjāk (canonical masculine)
даждѐвња̄к (Cyrillic)
daždèvnjāk (nominative singular)
daždevnjáci (nominative plural)
daždevnjáka (genitive singular)
daždevnjaka (genitive plural)
daždevnjaku (dative singular)
daždevnjacima (dative plural)
daždevnjáka (accusative singular)
daždevnjake (accusative plural)
dȁždevnjāče (singular vocative)
daždevnjaci (plural vocative)
daždevnjaku (locative singular)
daždevnjacima (locative plural)
daždevnjakom (instrumental singular)
daždevnjacima (instrumental plural)


водоземац

vodozemac (romanization)
водоземац (nominative singular)
водоземци (nominative plural)
водоземца (genitive singular)
водоземаца (genitive plural)
водоземцу (dative singular)
водоземцима (dative plural)
водоземца (accusative singular)
водоземце (accusative plural)
водоземцу (singular vocative)
водоземци (plural vocative)
водоземцу (locative singular)
водоземцима (locative plural)
водоземцем (instrumental singular)
водоземцима (instrumental plural)


амфибија

а̀мфӣбија (canonical feminine)
àmfībija (romanization)
амфибија (nominative singular)
амфибије (nominative plural)
амфибије (genitive singular)
амфибија (genitive plural)
амфибији (dative singular)
амфибијама (dative plural)
амфибију (accusative singular)
амфибије (accusative plural)
амфибијо (singular vocative)
амфибије (plural vocative)
амфибији (locative singular)
амфибијама (locative plural)
амфибијом (instrumental singular)
амфибијама (instrumental plural)


poređenje

poređenje n (Cyrillic spelling поређење)

поређење (Cyrillic)
poređenje (nominative singular)
poređenja (nominative plural)
poređenja (genitive singular)
poređenja (genitive plural)
poređenju (dative singular)
poređenjima (dative plural)
poređenje (accusative singular)
poređenja (accusative plural)
poređenje (singular vocative)
poređenja (plural vocative)
poređenju (locative singular)
poređenjima (locative plural)
poređenjem (instrumental singular)
poređenjima (instrumental plural)


kiseonik

kiseònīk m (Cyrillic spelling кисео̀нӣк)

kiseònīk (canonical masculine)
кисео̀нӣк (Cyrillic)
kiseònīk (nominative singular)
kiseonici (nominative plural)
kiseoníka (genitive singular)
kiseonika (genitive plural)
kiseoniku (dative singular)
kiseonicima (dative plural)
kiseònīk (accusative singular)
kiseoniče (accusative plural)
kiseoniku (singular vocative)
kiseonici (plural vocative)
kiseoniku (locative singular)
kiseonicima (locative plural)
kiseonikom (instrumental singular)
kiseonicima (instrumental plural)
kìsīk (alternative Bosnia Croatia)

From kȉseo + -nik, based on kìsīk, coined by Bogoslav Šulek in the 19th century from the root of kȉseo (modeled after the Czech kyslík).
Vladimir Njegovan suggested the term is irregularly formed, arguing the roots should have formed *kiselik.


кисеоник

кисео̀нӣк (canonical masculine)
kiseònīk (romanization)
кисео̀нӣк (nominative singular)
кисеоници (nominative plural)
кисеони́ка (genitive singular)
кисеоника (genitive plural)
кисеонику (dative singular)
кисеоницима (dative plural)
кисео̀нӣк (accusative singular)
кисеониче (accusative plural)
кисеонику (singular vocative)
кисеоници (plural vocative)
кисеонику (locative singular)
кисеоницима (locative plural)
кисеоником (instrumental singular)
кисеоницима (instrumental plural)
кѝсӣк (alternative Bosnia Croatia)

From ки̏сео + -ник, based on кѝсӣк, coined by Bogoslav Šulek in the 19th century from the root of ки̏сео (modeled after the Czech kyslík).
Vladimir Njegovan suggested the term is irregularly formed, arguing the roots should have formed *kiselik.

af

ки̏сео + -ник


кисик

кѝсӣк (canonical masculine)
kìsīk (romanization)
кѝсӣк (nominative singular)
киси́ка (genitive singular)
киси́ку (dative singular)
кѝсӣк (accusative singular)
ки̏сӣче (singular vocative)
киси́ку (locative singular)
киси́ком (instrumental singular)

Coined by Bogoslav Šulek in the 19th century from the root of ки̏сео and after the Czech kyslík.


ćelija

ćèlija (canonical feminine)
ћѐлија (Cyrillic)
ćelija (nominative singular)
ćelije (nominative plural)
ćelije (genitive singular)
ćelija (genitive plural)
ćeliji (dative singular)
ćelijama (dative plural)
ćeliju (accusative singular)
ćelije (accusative plural)
ćelijo (singular vocative)
ćelije (plural vocative)
ćeliji (locative singular)
ćelijama (locative plural)
ćelijom (instrumental singular)
ćelijama (instrumental plural)

From palatalized (iotized) form of Russian ке́лья (kélʹja), from Latin cella, from Proto-Indo-European *ḱelneh₂.

(Montenegro, Serbia, biology) cell (basic unit of a living organism). In Croatia and often in Bosnia-Herzegovina, the synonym stanica is used instead.

cell (unit in a statistical array). forming the basic unit of an organization)


рен

ре̏н (canonical masculine)
rȅn (romanization)
ре̏н (nominative singular)
рѐна (genitive singular)
рену (dative singular)
рен (accusative singular)
рене (singular vocative)
рену (locative singular)
реном (instrumental singular)


sevdalinka

sh-noun

sevdàlīnka f (Cyrillic spelling севда̀лӣнка)

sevdàlīnka (canonical feminine)
севда̀лӣнка (Cyrillic)
sevdàlīnka (nominative singular)
sevdalinke (nominative plural)
sevdalinke (genitive singular)
sevdàlīnkā (genitive plural)
sevdàlīnkī (genitive plural)
sevdalinki (dative singular)
sevdalinkama (dative plural)
sevdalinku (accusative singular)
sevdalinke (accusative plural)
sevdalinko (singular vocative)
sevdalinke (plural vocative)
sevdalinki (locative singular)
sevdalinkama (locative plural)
sevdalinkom (instrumental singular)
sevdalinkama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish سودالی (sevdalı) (compare Turkish sevdalı). Akin to sèvdāh, sevdàlija, sevdàluk, sèvdi, sèvdisati.


kletka

клетка (Cyrillic)
kletka (nominative singular)
kletke (nominative plural)
kletke (genitive singular)
kletki (genitive plural)
kletaka (genitive plural)
kletki (dative singular)
kletkama (dative plural)
kletku (accusative singular)
kletke (accusative plural)
kletko (singular vocative)
kletke (plural vocative)
kletki (locative singular)
kletkama (locative plural)
kletkom (instrumental singular)
kletkama (instrumental plural)
klijetka (alternative Ijekavian)


klijetka

клијетка (Cyrillic)
klijetka (nominative singular)
klijetke (nominative plural)
klijetke (genitive singular)
klijetki (genitive plural)
klijetaka (genitive plural)
klijetki (dative singular)
klijetkama (dative plural)
klijetku (accusative singular)
klijetke (accusative plural)
klijetko (singular vocative)
klijetke (plural vocative)
klijetki (locative singular)
klijetkama (locative plural)
klijetkom (instrumental singular)
klijetkama (instrumental plural)
kletka (alternative Ekavian)


клијетка

klijetka (romanization)
клијетка (nominative singular)
клијетке (nominative plural)
клијетке (genitive singular)
клијетки (genitive plural)
клијетака (genitive plural)
клијетки (dative singular)
клијеткама (dative plural)
клијетку (accusative singular)
клијетке (accusative plural)
клијетко (singular vocative)
клијетке (plural vocative)
клијетки (locative singular)
клијеткама (locative plural)
клијетком (instrumental singular)
клијеткама (instrumental plural)
клетка (alternative Ekavian)


zamak

замак (Cyrillic)
zamak (nominative singular)
zamci (nominative plural)
zamka (genitive singular)
zamaka (genitive plural)
zamku (dative singular)
zamcima (dative plural)
zamak (accusative singular)
zamke (accusative plural)
zamče (singular vocative)
zamci (plural vocative)
zamku (locative singular)
zamcima (locative plural)
zamkom (instrumental singular)
zamcima (instrumental plural)

Calque of Czech zámek, related to zamknout.


klošter

клоштер (Cyrillic)
kloštar (alternative)


kloštar

клоштар (Cyrillic)
klošter (alternative)


брвно

brvno (romanization)
брвно (nominative singular)
брвна (nominative plural)
брвна (genitive singular)
брвна (genitive plural)
брвну (dative singular)
брвнима (dative plural)
брвно (accusative singular)
брвна (accusative plural)
брвно (singular vocative)
брвна (plural vocative)
брвну (locative singular)
брвнима (locative plural)
брвном (instrumental singular)
брвнима (instrumental plural)


kalokagatija

sh-noun

kalokagàtija f (Cyrillic spelling калокага̀тија)

kalokagàtija (canonical feminine)
калокага̀тија (Cyrillic)
kalokagatija (nominative singular)
kalokagatije (nominative plural)
kalokagatije (genitive singular)
kalokagatija (genitive plural)
kalokagatiji (dative singular)
kalokagatijama (dative plural)
kalokagatiju (accusative singular)
kalokagatije (accusative plural)
kalokagatijo (singular vocative)
kalokagatije (plural vocative)
kalokagatiji (locative singular)
kalokagatijama (locative plural)
kalokagatijom (instrumental singular)
kalokagatijama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek καλοκαγαθίᾱ (kalokagathíā, “nobility, goodness”). See there for more.


калокагатија

sh-noun

калокага̀тија

калокага̀тија f (Latin spelling kalokagàtija)

калокага̀тија (canonical feminine)
kalokagàtija (romanization)
калокагатија (nominative singular)
калокагатије (nominative plural)
калокагатије (genitive singular)
калокагатија (genitive plural)
калокагатији (dative singular)
калокагатијама (dative plural)
калокагатију (accusative singular)
калокагатије (accusative plural)
калокагатијо (singular vocative)
калокагатије (plural vocative)
калокагатији (locative singular)
калокагатијама (locative plural)
калокагатијом (instrumental singular)
калокагатијама (instrumental plural)

ка‧ло‧ка‧га‧ти‧ја


štok

štȍk (canonical masculine)
што̏к (Cyrillic)
štȍk (nominative singular)
štòkovi (nominative plural)
štoka (genitive singular)
štokova (genitive plural)
štoku (dative singular)
štokovima (dative plural)
štok (accusative singular)
štokove (accusative plural)
štoke (singular vocative)
štokovi (plural vocative)
štoku (locative singular)
štokovima (locative plural)
štokom (instrumental singular)
štokovima (instrumental plural)


časovnik

čàsōvnīk m (Cyrillic spelling ча̀со̄внӣк)

čàsōvnīk (canonical masculine)
ча̀со̄внӣк (Cyrillic)
časovnik (nominative singular)
časovnici (nominative plural)
časovnika (genitive singular)
časovnika (genitive plural)
časovniku (dative singular)
časovnicima (dative plural)
časovnik (accusative singular)
časovnike (accusative plural)
časovniče (singular vocative)
časovnici (plural vocative)
časovniku (locative singular)
časovnicima (locative plural)
časovnikom (instrumental singular)
časovnicima (instrumental plural)


буђ

бу̏ђ (canonical feminine masculine)
bȕđ (romanization)
бу̏ђа (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish بوگه (büğe), بوگهلك (büğelek).

bor+

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


buđ

bȕđ (canonical feminine masculine)
бу̏ђ (Cyrillic)
bȕđa (alternative)


grabulje

sh-noun

grȁbulje f pl (Cyrillic spelling гра̏буље)

grȁbulje (canonical feminine plural)
гра̏буље (Cyrillic)
grabulje (nominative plural)
grȁbuljā (genitive plural)
grabuljama (dative plural)
grabulje (accusative plural)
grabulje (plural vocative)
grabuljama (locative plural)
grabuljama (instrumental plural)
grablje (alternative)


грабуље

grabulje (romanization)
грабуље (nominative plural)
грабуља (genitive plural)
грабуљама (dative plural)
грабуље (accusative plural)
грабуље (plural vocative)
грабуљама (locative plural)
грабуљама (instrumental plural)
грабље (alternative)


tabure

tabùrē (canonical masculine)
табу̀ре̄ (Cyrillic)
tabùrē (nominative singular)
taburèi (nominative plural)
taburèa (genitive singular)
taburéā (genitive plural)
taburèu (dative singular)
taburèima (dative plural)
tabùrē (accusative singular)
taburèe (accusative plural)
tabùrē (singular vocative)
taburèi (plural vocative)
taburèu (locative singular)
taburèima (locative plural)
taburèom (instrumental singular)
taburèima (instrumental plural)


restaurator

restaùrātor m (Cyrillic spelling рестау̀ра̄тор)

restaùrātor (canonical masculine)
рестау̀ра̄тор (Cyrillic)
restaurator (nominative singular)
restauratori (nominative plural)
restauratora (genitive singular)
restauratora (genitive plural)
restauratoru (dative singular)
restauratorima (dative plural)
restauratora (accusative singular)
restauratore (accusative plural)
restauratore (singular vocative)
restauratori (plural vocative)
restauratoru (locative singular)
restauratorima (locative plural)
restauratorom (instrumental singular)
restauratorima (instrumental plural)


узенгија

узѐнгија (canonical feminine)
uzèngija (romanization)
узенгија (nominative singular)
узенгије (nominative plural)
узенгије (genitive singular)
узенгија (genitive plural)
узенгији (dative singular)
узенгијама (dative plural)
узенгију (accusative singular)
узенгије (accusative plural)
узенгијо (singular vocative)
узенгије (plural vocative)
узенгији (locative singular)
узенгијама (locative plural)
узенгијом (instrumental singular)
узенгијама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish اوزنگی (üzengi).

bor+

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


uzengija

uzèngija (canonical feminine)
узѐнгија (Cyrillic)
uzengija (nominative singular)
uzengije (nominative plural)
uzengije (genitive singular)
uzengija (genitive plural)
uzengiji (dative singular)
uzengijama (dative plural)
uzengiju (accusative singular)
uzengije (accusative plural)
uzengijo (singular vocative)
uzengije (plural vocative)
uzengiji (locative singular)
uzengijama (locative plural)
uzengijom (instrumental singular)
uzengijama (instrumental plural)


mišaflin

мишафлин (Cyrillic)
mišafl (alternative)
miščafl (alternative)
miščaflin (alternative)


mišafl

мишафл (Cyrillic)
mišaflin (alternative)
miščafl (alternative)
miščaflin (alternative)


miščafl

мишчафл (Cyrillic)
mišafl (alternative)
mišaflin (alternative)
miščaflin (alternative)


miščaflin

sh-noun

miščaflin m (Cyrillic spelling мишчафлин)

мишчафлин (Cyrillic)
mišafl (alternative)
mišaflin (alternative)
miščafl (alternative)


хрушт

hrušt (romanization)
хрушт (nominative singular)
хруштеви (nominative plural)
хрушта (genitive singular)
хруштева (genitive plural)
хрушту (dative singular)
хруштевима (dative plural)
хрушта (accusative singular)
хруштеве (accusative plural)
хрушту (singular vocative)
хруштеви (plural vocative)
хрушту (locative singular)
хруштевима (locative plural)
хруштем (instrumental singular)
хруштевима (instrumental plural)


poneštra

понештра (Cyrillic)
ponistra (alternative)


vreteno

vretèno (canonical neuter)
вретѐно (Cyrillic)
vretèno (nominative singular)
vretèna (nominative plural)
vretèna (genitive singular)
vreténā (genitive plural)
vretenu (dative singular)
vretenima (dative plural)
vreteno (accusative singular)
vretena (accusative plural)
vreteno (singular vocative)
vretena (plural vocative)
vretenu (locative singular)
vretenima (locative plural)
vretenom (instrumental singular)
vretenima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *verteno (Old Church Slavonic врѣтено (vrěteno), Russian веретено́ (veretenó), Polish wrzeciono). Compare vrtjeti, vrteti.


вретено

вретѐно (canonical neuter)
vretèno (romanization)
вретѐно (nominative singular)
вретѐна (nominative plural)
вретѐна (genitive singular)
врете́на̄ (genitive plural)
вретену (dative singular)
вретенима (dative plural)
вретено (accusative singular)
вретена (accusative plural)
вретено (singular vocative)
вретена (plural vocative)
вретену (locative singular)
вретенима (locative plural)
вретеном (instrumental singular)
вретенима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *verteno (Old Church Slavonic врѣтено (vrěteno), Russian веретено́ (veretenó), Polish wrzeciono). Compare вртјети, вртети.


himen

hȋmen (canonical masculine)
хи̑мен (Cyrillic)
himen (nominative singular)
himeni (nominative plural)
himena (genitive singular)
himena (genitive plural)
himenu (dative singular)
himenima (dative plural)
himen (accusative singular)
himene (accusative plural)
himene (singular vocative)
himeni (plural vocative)
himenu (locative singular)
himenima (locative plural)
himenom (instrumental singular)
himenima (instrumental plural)


тмина

тми̏на (canonical feminine)
tmȉna (romanization)


rešt

rȅšt (canonical masculine)
ре̏шт (Cyrillic)


cvekla

cvȅkla (canonical feminine)
цве̏кла (Cyrillic)
cvekla (nominative singular)
cvekle (nominative plural)
cvekle (genitive singular)
cvekli (genitive plural)
cvekli (dative singular)
cveklama (dative plural)
cveklu (accusative singular)
cvekle (accusative plural)
cveklo (singular vocative)
cvekle (plural vocative)
cvekli (locative singular)
cveklama (locative plural)
cveklom (instrumental singular)
cveklama (instrumental plural)
cikla (alternative)

From Ancient Greek σεῦκλον (seûklon), see Russian свёкла (svjókla) for more connections.


цвекла

цве̏кла (canonical feminine)
cvȅkla (romanization)
цвекла (nominative singular)
цвекле (nominative plural)
цвекле (genitive singular)
цвекли (genitive plural)
цвекли (dative singular)
цвеклама (dative plural)
цвеклу (accusative singular)
цвекле (accusative plural)
цвекло (singular vocative)
цвекле (plural vocative)
цвекли (locative singular)
цвеклама (locative plural)
цвеклом (instrumental singular)
цвеклама (instrumental plural)
цикла (alternative)


ротква

ро̏тква (canonical feminine)
rȍtkva (romanization)
ротква (nominative singular)
роткве (nominative plural)
роткве (genitive singular)
роткви (genitive plural)
роткви (dative singular)
ротквама (dative plural)
роткву (accusative singular)
роткве (accusative plural)
роткво (singular vocative)
роткве (plural vocative)
роткви (locative singular)
ротквама (locative plural)
ротквом (instrumental singular)
ротквама (instrumental plural)
ро̏ква (alternative)
рода̀ква (alternative)


бљесак

бље̑сак (canonical masculine)
bljȇsak (romanization)
бље̑сак (nominative singular)
бље̑сци (nominative plural)
бље̏скови (nominative plural)
бљеска (genitive singular)
бљеса̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
бљѐско̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
бљеску (dative singular)
бљесцима (dative plural)
бљесак (accusative singular)
бљеске (accusative plural)
бљешче (singular vocative)
бљеску (singular vocative)
бљесци (plural vocative)
бљеску (locative singular)
бљесцима (locative plural)
бљеском (instrumental singular)
бљесцима (instrumental plural)
блије̑сак (alternative Ijekavian)
блесак (alternative)


bljesak

бљесак (Cyrillic)
bljesak (nominative singular)
bljesci (nominative plural)
bljeskovi (nominative plural)
bljeska (genitive singular)
bljesākā (genitive plural)
bljѐskōvā (genitive plural)
bljesku (dative singular)
bljescima (dative plural)
bljesak (accusative singular)
bljeske (accusative plural)
blješče (singular vocative)
bljesku (singular vocative)
bljesci (plural vocative)
bljesku (locative singular)
bljescima (locative plural)
bljeskom (instrumental singular)
bljescima (instrumental plural)
blijesak (alternative Ijekavian)
blesak (alternative)


neverni Toma

nȅvernī Tȍma m (Cyrillic spelling не̏вернӣ То̏ма)

nȅvernī Tȍma (canonical masculine)
не̏вернӣ То̏ма (Cyrillic)
nȅvjernī Tȍma (alternative Ijekavian)

doubting Thomas (one who requires proof)


неверни Тома

не̏вернӣ То̏ма

не̏вернӣ То̏ма m (Latin spelling nȅvernī Tȍma)

не̏вернӣ То̏ма (canonical masculine)
nȅvernī Tȍma (romanization)
не̏вјернӣ То̏ма (alternative Ijekavian)


viljuška

vìljuška (canonical feminine)
вѝљушка (Cyrillic)
vìljuška (nominative singular)
viljuške (nominative plural)
viljuške (genitive singular)
vìljušākā (genitive plural)
vìljuškī (genitive plural)
viljušci (dative singular)
viljuškama (dative plural)
viljušku (accusative singular)
viljuške (accusative plural)
viljuško (singular vocative)
viljuške (plural vocative)
viljušci (locative singular)
viljuškama (locative plural)
viljuškom (instrumental singular)
viljuškama (instrumental plural)

nož, viljuška i žlica dio su pribora za jelo.

The knife, fork and spoon are part of the cutlery.


белег

бѐлег (canonical masculine)
bèleg (romanization)
бѐлег (nominative singular)
белези (nominative plural)
бѐлега (genitive singular)
белега (genitive plural)
белегу (dative singular)
белезима (dative plural)
белег (accusative singular)
белеге (accusative plural)
бележе (singular vocative)
белези (plural vocative)
белегу (locative singular)
белезима (locative plural)
белегом (instrumental singular)
белезима (instrumental plural)
бѝљег (alternative Ijekavian)
бјѐлег (alternative Ijekavian regional)
бјѐљег (alternative Ijekavian regional)

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

туморски белег

молекуларни белег

свака фирма има свој лого и белег.

Each company has its own logo and a stamp.

(Croatia) tax stamp, stamp (for applications and administrative expenses, not for postal services)


biljeg

bìljeg (canonical masculine)
бѝљег (Cyrillic)
bìljeg (nominative singular)
biljezi (nominative plural)
bìljega (genitive singular)
biljega (genitive plural)
biljegu (dative singular)
biljezima (dative plural)
biljeg (accusative singular)
biljege (accusative plural)
bilježe (singular vocative)
biljezi (plural vocative)
biljegu (locative singular)
biljezima (locative plural)
biljegom (instrumental singular)
biljezima (instrumental plural)
bèleg (alternative Ekavian)
bjèleg (alternative Ijekavian regional)
bjèljeg (alternative Ijekavian regional)

tumorski biljeg

molekularni biljeg

Svaka firma ima svoj logo i biljeg.


жлезда

žlezda (romanization)
жлезда (nominative singular)
жлезде (nominative plural)
жлезде (genitive singular)
жлезда (genitive plural)
жлезди (dative singular)
жлездама (dative plural)
жлезду (accusative singular)
жлезде (accusative plural)
жлездо (singular vocative)
жлезде (plural vocative)
жлезди (locative singular)
жлездама (locative plural)
жлездом (instrumental singular)
жлездама (instrumental plural)
жлијезда (alternative Ijekavian)


жлијезда

жлије́зда (canonical feminine)
žlijézda (romanization)
жлијезда (nominative singular)
жлијезде (nominative plural)
жлијезде (genitive singular)
жлијезда (genitive plural)
жлијезди (dative singular)
жлијездама (dative plural)
жлијезду (accusative singular)
жлијезде (accusative plural)
жлијездо (singular vocative)
жлијезде (plural vocative)
жлијезди (locative singular)
жлијездама (locative plural)
жлијездом (instrumental singular)
жлијездама (instrumental plural)
жле́зда (alternative Ekavian)


замак

zamak (romanization)
замак (nominative singular)
замци (nominative plural)
замка (genitive singular)
замака (genitive plural)
замку (dative singular)
замцима (dative plural)
замак (accusative singular)
замке (accusative plural)
замче (singular vocative)
замци (plural vocative)
замку (locative singular)
замцима (locative plural)
замком (instrumental singular)
замцима (instrumental plural)


рђа

р̀ђа (canonical feminine)
r̀đa (romanization)
рђа (nominative singular)
рђе (genitive singular)
рђи (dative singular)
рђу (accusative singular)
рђо (singular vocative)
рђи (locative singular)
рђом (instrumental singular)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *rъďa, from Proto-Indo-European *h₁rewdʰ-.

(regional, Serbia) a bad person, good-for-nothing, scoundrel


rđa

r̀đa (canonical feminine)
р̀ђа (Cyrillic)
rđa (nominative singular)
rđe (nominative plural)
rđe (genitive singular)
rđa (genitive plural)
rđi (dative singular)
rđama (dative plural)
rđu (accusative singular)
rđe (accusative plural)
rđo (singular vocative)
rđe (plural vocative)
rđi (locative singular)
rđama (locative plural)
rđom (instrumental singular)
rđama (instrumental plural)

→ Albanian: rrgjë — Borgo Erizzo

(figurative) misery, misfortune, trouble, torment

(regional) a bad person, good-for-nothing, scoundrel


пастув

па̏стӯв (canonical masculine)
pȁstūv (romanization)
па̏стӯв (nominative singular)
пастув (nominative plural)
пастува (genitive singular)
пастува (genitive plural)
пастуву (dative singular)
пастусима (dative plural)
пастува (accusative singular)
пастуве (accusative plural)
па̏стӯше (singular vocative)
пастуси (plural vocative)
пастуву (locative singular)
пастусима (locative plural)
пастувом (instrumental singular)
пастусима (instrumental plural)
пастух (alternative)


pastuv

pȁstūv (canonical masculine)
па̏стӯв (Cyrillic)
pastuv (nominative singular)
pastuv (nominative plural)
pastuva (genitive singular)
pastuva (genitive plural)
pastuvu (dative singular)
pastusima (dative plural)
pastuva (accusative singular)
pastuve (accusative plural)
pȁstӯše (singular vocative)
pastusi (plural vocative)
pastuvu (locative singular)
pastusima (locative plural)
pastuvom (instrumental singular)
pastusima (instrumental plural)
pastuh (alternative)


gvozd

gvȍzd (canonical masculine)
гво̏зд (Cyrillic)
gvozd (nominative singular)
grozdovi (nominative plural)
gvozda (genitive singular)
gvozdova (genitive plural)
gvozdu (dative singular)
gvozdovima (dative plural)
gvozd (accusative singular)
gvozdove (accusative plural)
gvozde (singular vocative)
gvozdovi (plural vocative)
gvozdu (locative singular)
gvozdovima (locative plural)
gvozdom (instrumental singular)
gvozdovima (instrumental plural)


gvozd

gvȏzd or gvȍzd m (Cyrillic spelling гво̑зд or гво̏зд)

gvȏzd (canonical)
gvȍzd (canonical masculine)
гво̑зд (Cyrillic)
гво̏зд (Cyrillic)
gvozd (nominative singular)
grozdovi (nominative plural)
gvozda (genitive singular)
gvozdova (genitive plural)
gvozdu (dative singular)
gvozdovima (dative plural)
gvozd (accusative singular)
gvozdove (accusative plural)
gvozde (singular vocative)
gvozdovi (plural vocative)
gvozdu (locative singular)
gvozdovima (locative plural)
gvozdom (instrumental singular)
gvozdovima (instrumental plural)

(obsolete, dialectal) nail, spike of iron


čižma

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish چیزمه (çizme).


rasplinjač

sh-noun

rasplinjač m (Cyrillic spelling расплињач)


karburator

karburator m (Cyrillic spelling карбуратор)

карбуратор (Cyrillic)


kitica

kȉtica (canonical feminine)
ки̏тица (Cyrillic)
kitica (nominative singular)
kitice (nominative plural)
kitice (genitive singular)
kitica (genitive plural)
kitici (dative singular)
kiticama (dative plural)
kiticu (accusative singular)
kitice (accusative plural)
kitico (singular vocative)
kitice (plural vocative)
kitici (locative singular)
kiticama (locative plural)
kiticom (instrumental singular)
kiticama (instrumental plural)


lemešu

dative/vocative/locative singular of lemeš


чељад

че̏ља̄д (canonical feminine)
čȅljād (romanization)
чељад (nominative singular)
чељади (genitive singular)
чељади (dative singular)
чељад (accusative singular)
чељади (singular vocative)
чељади (locative singular)
чељађу (instrumental singular)


čeljade

čeljáde (canonical neuter)
чеља́де (Cyrillic)
čeljade (nominative singular)
čeljadeta (nominative plural)
čeljadeta (genitive singular)
čeljadeta (genitive plural)
čeljadetu (dative singular)
čeljadetima (dative plural)
čeljade (accusative singular)
čeljadeta (accusative plural)
čeljade (singular vocative)
čeljadeta (plural vocative)
čeljadetu (locative singular)
čeljadetima (locative plural)
čeljadetom (instrumental singular)
čeljadetima (instrumental plural)

1630s, Ivan Gundulić, Osman
čeljad uzrasla usred stijena
stižuć, rvuć zvijeri luške.

(please add an English translation of this quotation)

human being, man, person (generally either male or female, adult or child)


чељаде

чеља́де (canonical neuter)
čeljáde (romanization)
чељаде (nominative singular)
чељадета (nominative plural)
чељадета (genitive singular)
чељадета (genitive plural)
чељадету (dative singular)
чељадетима (dative plural)
чељаде (accusative singular)
чељадета (accusative plural)
чељаде (singular vocative)
чељадета (plural vocative)
чељадету (locative singular)
чељадетима (locative plural)
чељадетом (instrumental singular)
чељадетима (instrumental plural)

čeljad uzrasla usred stijena

stižuć, rvuć zvijeri luške.


јела

је́ла (canonical feminine)
jéla (romanization)
јела (nominative singular)
јеле (nominative plural)
јеле (genitive singular)
јела (genitive plural)
јели (dative singular)
јелама (dative plural)
јелу (accusative singular)
јеле (accusative plural)
јело (singular vocative)
јеле (plural vocative)
јели (locative singular)
јелама (locative plural)
јелом (instrumental singular)
јелама (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *edlъka, from Proto-Indo-European *h₁edʰlos.


šlapa

šlȁpa (canonical feminine)
шла̏па (Cyrillic)
šlȁpa (nominative singular)
šlape (nominative plural)
šlape (genitive singular)
šlȃpā (genitive plural)
šlapi (dative singular)
šlapama (dative plural)
šlapu (accusative singular)
šlape (accusative plural)
šlapo (singular vocative)
šlape (plural vocative)
šlapi (locative singular)
šlapama (locative plural)
šlapom (instrumental singular)
šlapama (instrumental plural)


gubica

gȕbica (canonical feminine)
гу̏бица (Cyrillic)
gȕbica (nominative singular)
gubice (nominative plural)
gubice (genitive singular)
gubica (genitive plural)
gubici (dative singular)
gubicama (dative plural)
gubicu (accusative singular)
gubice (accusative plural)
gubice (singular vocative)
gubico (singular vocative)
gubice (plural vocative)
gubici (locative singular)
gubicama (locative plural)
gubicom (instrumental singular)
gubicama (instrumental plural)

(by extension, slang) mug (an ugly face)

(slang) mouth, yapper (of an overly talkative person)


jazva

jȁzva (canonical feminine)
ја̏зва (Cyrillic)
jȁzva (nominative singular)
jazve (nominative plural)
jazve (genitive singular)
jȃzvā (genitive plural)
-ī (genitive plural)
jazvi (dative singular)
jazvama (dative plural)
jazvu (accusative singular)
jazve (accusative plural)
jazvo (singular vocative)
jazve (plural vocative)
jazvi (locative singular)
jazvama (locative plural)
jazvom (instrumental singular)
jazvama (instrumental plural)

(regional, rare, archaic, Croatia) hole, pit

(regional, rare, archaic, Croatia) wound


fruštik

frùštik (canonical masculine)
фру̀штик (Cyrillic)
frùštik (nominative singular)
fruštici (nominative plural)
fruštika (genitive singular)
fruštika (genitive plural)
fruštiku (dative singular)
frušticima (dative plural)
fruštik (accusative singular)
fruštike (accusative plural)
fruštiče (singular vocative)
fruštici (plural vocative)
fruštiku (locative singular)
frušticima (locative plural)
fruštikom (instrumental singular)
frušticima (instrumental plural)
frùštuk (alternative)


ugorak

ùgorak (canonical masculine)
у̀горак (Cyrillic)
ugorak (nominative singular)
ugorci (nominative plural)
ugorka (genitive singular)
ugoraka (genitive plural)
ugorku (dative singular)
ugorcima (dative plural)
ugorak (accusative singular)
ugorke (accusative plural)
ugorče (singular vocative)
ugorci (plural vocative)
ugorku (locative singular)
ugorcima (locative plural)
ugorkom (instrumental singular)
ugorcima (instrumental plural)

From Byzantine Greek ἀγγούριον (angoúrion, “cucumber”) -ak.


шљука

шљу̏ка (canonical feminine)
šljȕka (romanization)
шљука (nominative singular)
шљуке (nominative plural)
шљуке (genitive singular)
шљука (genitive plural)
шљуци (dative singular)
шљукама (dative plural)
шљуку (accusative singular)
шљуке (accusative plural)
шљуко (singular vocative)
шљуке (plural vocative)
шљуци (locative singular)
шљукама (locative plural)
шљуком (instrumental singular)
шљукама (instrumental plural)


постељина

постељѝна (canonical feminine)
posteljìna (romanization)
постељина (nominative singular)
постељине (nominative plural)
постељине (genitive singular)
постељина (genitive plural)
постељини (dative singular)
постељинама (dative plural)
постељину (accusative singular)
постељине (accusative plural)
постељино (singular vocative)
постељине (plural vocative)
постељини (locative singular)
постељинама (locative plural)
постељином (instrumental singular)
постељинама (instrumental plural)

по‧сте‧љи‧на


пестицид

пестѝцӣд (canonical masculine)
pestìcīd (romanization)
пестѝцӣд (nominative singular)
пестициди (nominative plural)
пестицида (genitive singular)
пестицида (genitive plural)
пестициду (dative singular)
пестицидима (dative plural)
пестицид (accusative singular)
пестициде (accusative plural)
пестициде (singular vocative)
пестициди (plural vocative)
пестициду (locative singular)
пестицидима (locative plural)
пестицидом (instrumental singular)
пестицидима (instrumental plural)


факир

фа̀кӣр (canonical masculine)
fàkīr (romanization)
фа̀кӣр (nominative singular)
факири (nominative plural)
факи́ра (genitive singular)
факира (genitive plural)
факиру (dative singular)
факирима (dative plural)
факира (accusative singular)
факире (accusative plural)
факиру (singular vocative)
факири (plural vocative)
факиру (locative singular)
факирима (locative plural)
факиром (instrumental singular)
факирима (instrumental plural)

From Arabic فَقِير (faqīr, “poor man”), probably via Ottoman Turkish فقیر (fakir). Compare fukàra, fukàrluk.


пазух

па̏зӯх (canonical neuter)
pȁzūh (romanization)
па̏зух (nominative singular)
пазуси (nominative plural)
пазуха (genitive singular)
пазуха (genitive plural)
пазуху (dative singular)
па̏зусима (dative plural)
пазух (accusative singular)
пазухе (accusative plural)
пазуше (singular vocative)
пазуси (plural vocative)
пазуху (locative singular)
пазусима (locative plural)
пазухом (instrumental singular)
пазусима (instrumental plural)
паздух (alternative)
па̏зухо (alternative)


pazuh

pȁzūh (canonical neuter)
па̏зӯх (Cyrillic)
pȁzuh (nominative singular)
pazusi (nominative plural)
pazuha (genitive singular)
pazuha (genitive plural)
pazuhu (dative singular)
pȁzusima (dative plural)
pazuh (accusative singular)
pazuhe (accusative plural)
pazuše (singular vocative)
pazusi (plural vocative)
pazuhu (locative singular)
pazusima (locative plural)
pazuhom (instrumental singular)
pazusima (instrumental plural)
pazduh (alternative)
pȁzuho (alternative)


horugva

hòrugva (canonical feminine)
хо̀ругва (Cyrillic)
horugva (nominative singular)
horugve (nominative plural)
horugve (genitive singular)
horugva (genitive plural)
horugvi (dative singular)
horugvama (dative plural)
horugvu (accusative singular)
horugve (accusative plural)
horugvo (singular vocative)
horugve (plural vocative)
horugvi (locative singular)
horugvama (locative plural)
horugvom (instrumental singular)
horugvama (instrumental plural)
korugva (alternative)

(rare, regional, Croatia) flag, banner, standard


korugva

kòrugva (canonical feminine)
ко̀ругва (Cyrillic)
korugva (nominative singular)
korugve (nominative plural)
korugve (genitive singular)
korugva (genitive plural)
korugvi (dative singular)
korugvama (dative plural)
korugvu (accusative singular)
korugve (accusative plural)
korugvo (singular vocative)
korugve (plural vocative)
korugvi (locative singular)
korugvama (locative plural)
korugvom (instrumental singular)
korugvama (instrumental plural)
horugva (alternative)


zajutrak

sh-noun

zàjutrak m (Cyrillic spelling за̀јутрак)

zàjutrak (canonical masculine)
за̀јутрак (Cyrillic)
zajutrak (nominative singular)
zajutarci (nominative plural)
zajutarka (genitive singular)
zajutaraka (genitive plural)
zajutraka (genitive plural)
zajutarku (dative singular)
zajutarcima (dative plural)
zajutrak (accusative singular)
zajutarke (accusative plural)
zajutarče (singular vocative)
zajutarci (plural vocative)
zajutarku (locative singular)
zajutarcima (locative plural)
zajutarkom (instrumental singular)
zajutarcima (instrumental plural)


желва

же̑лва̄ (canonical feminine)
žȇlvā (romanization)
желва (nominative singular)
желве (nominative plural)
желве (genitive singular)
желви (genitive plural)
желви (dative singular)
желвама (dative plural)
желву (accusative singular)
желве (accusative plural)
желво (singular vocative)
желве (plural vocative)
желви (locative singular)
желвама (locative plural)
желвом (instrumental singular)
желвама (instrumental plural)


коругва

korugva (romanization)
коругва (nominative singular)
коругве (nominative plural)
коругве (genitive singular)
коругва (genitive plural)
коругви (dative singular)
коругвама (dative plural)
коругву (accusative singular)
коругве (accusative plural)
коругво (singular vocative)
коругве (plural vocative)
коругви (locative singular)
коругвама (locative plural)
коругвом (instrumental singular)
коругвама (instrumental plural)
хоругва (alternative)


хоругва

horugva (romanization)
хоругва (nominative singular)
хоругве (nominative plural)
хоругве (genitive singular)
хоругва (genitive plural)
хоругви (dative singular)
хоругвама (dative plural)
хоругву (accusative singular)
хоругве (accusative plural)
хоругво (singular vocative)
хоругве (plural vocative)
хоругви (locative singular)
хоругвама (locative plural)
хоругвом (instrumental singular)
хоругвама (instrumental plural)
коругва (alternative)


hemijski spoj

hémījskī spȏj m (Cyrillic spelling хе́мӣјскӣ спо̑ј)

hémījskī spȏj (canonical masculine)
хе́мӣјскӣ спо̑ј (Cyrillic)


sanke

санке (Cyrillic)
sanke (nominative plural)
sanki (genitive plural)
sankama (dative plural)
sanke (accusative plural)
sanke (plural vocative)
sankama (locative plural)
sankama (instrumental plural)


санке

sanke (romanization)
санке (nominative plural)
санки (genitive plural)
санкама (dative plural)
санке (accusative plural)
санке (plural vocative)
санкама (locative plural)
санкама (instrumental plural)


sremuš

srȇmuš (canonical masculine)
сре̑муш (Cyrillic)
sremuš (nominative singular)
sremuši (nominative plural)
sremuša (genitive singular)
sremuša (genitive plural)
sremušu (dative singular)
sremušima (dative plural)
sremuša (accusative singular)
sremuše (accusative plural)
sremuše (singular vocative)
sremuši (plural vocative)
sremušu (locative singular)
sremušima (locative plural)
sremušom (instrumental singular)
sremušima (instrumental plural)
srȇmuša (alternative)
srȇmuž (alternative)
srȇmuža (alternative)
srȉjemuš (alternative)
srȉjemuša (alternative)
srȉjemuž (alternative)
srȉjemuža (alternative)
crȇmuš (alternative)
crȇmoš (alternative)
crimuš (alternative)
crimoš (alternative)
crȉjemuš (alternative)
crȉjemoš (alternative)
crȉjemuša (alternative)
crȉjemuž (alternative)
crȉjemuža (alternative)


сремуш

сре̑муш (canonical masculine)
srȇmuš (romanization)
сремуш (nominative singular)
сремуши (nominative plural)
сремуша (genitive singular)
сремуша (genitive plural)
сремушу (dative singular)
сремушима (dative plural)
сремуша (accusative singular)
сремуше (accusative plural)
сремуше (singular vocative)
сремуши (plural vocative)
сремушу (locative singular)
сремушима (locative plural)
сремушом (instrumental singular)
сремушима (instrumental plural)
сре̑муша (alternative)
сре̑муж (alternative)
сре̑мужа (alternative)
сри̏јемуш (alternative)
сри̏јемуша (alternative)
сри̏јемуж (alternative)
сри̏јемужа (alternative)
цре̏муш (alternative)
цре̏мош (alternative)
цримуш (alternative)
цримош (alternative)
цри̏јемуш (alternative)
цри̏јемош (alternative)
цри̏јемуша (alternative)
цри̏јемуж (alternative)
цри̏јемужа (alternative)


јуха

ју́ха (canonical feminine)
júha (romanization)
ју́ха (nominative singular)
јухе (nominative plural)
јухе (genitive singular)
јуха (genitive plural)
ју́хи (dative singular)
ју́си (dative singular)
јухама (dative plural)
јуху (accusative singular)
јухе (accusative plural)
јухо (singular vocative)
јухе (plural vocative)
ју́хи (locative singular)
ју́си (locative singular)
јухама (locative plural)
јухом (instrumental singular)
јухама (instrumental plural)


vuga

vȕga or vúga f (Cyrillic spelling ву̏га or ву́га)

vȕga (canonical)
vúga (canonical feminine)
ву̏га (Cyrillic)
ву́га (Cyrillic)
vȕga (nominative singular)
vȕge (nominative plural)
vȕgē (genitive singular)
vȗgā (genitive plural)
vȕgi (dative singular)
vȕgama (dative plural)
vȕgu (accusative singular)
vȕge (accusative plural)
vȕgo (singular vocative)
vȕge (plural vocative)
vȕgi (locative singular)
vȕgama (locative plural)
vȕgōm (instrumental singular)
vȕgama (instrumental plural)
vúga (nominative singular)
vúge (nominative plural)
vúgē (genitive singular)
vúgā (genitive plural)
vúgi (dative singular)
vúgama (dative plural)
vúgu (accusative singular)
vúge (accusative plural)
vȗgo (singular vocative)
vúge (plural vocative)
vúgi (locative singular)
vúgama (locative plural)
vúgōm (instrumental singular)
vúgama (instrumental plural)
fuga (alternative Montenegro)

zlatna vuga

Од чела преко очију поширока црна пруга, глава и врат сив, леђа црна [...] с[рпски] вуга . . . P. pendulinus L.

1867, Јосиф Панчић, Птице у Србији: По аналитичном методу, Београд: Државна штампарија, page 45:

From the forehead over the eyes a wide black strip, grey head and neck, black rear … Serbian vuga . . . P. pendulinus L.

Od čela preko očiju poširoka crna pruga, glava i vrat siv, leđa crna … s[rpski] vuga . . . P. pendulinus L.


вуга

vuga (romanization)
вуга (nominative singular)
вуге (nominative plural)
вуге (genitive singular)
вуги (genitive plural)
вуги (dative singular)
вугама (dative plural)
вугу (accusative singular)
вуге (accusative plural)
вуго (singular vocative)
вуге (plural vocative)
вуги (locative singular)
вугама (locative plural)
вугом (instrumental singular)
вугама (instrumental plural)


вихор

ви̏хор (canonical masculine)
vȉhor (romanization)
вихор (nominative singular)
вихори (nominative plural)
вихора (genitive singular)
вихора (genitive plural)
вихору (dative singular)
вихорима (dative plural)
вихор (accusative singular)
вихоре (accusative plural)
вихоре (singular vocative)
вихори (plural vocative)
вихору (locative singular)
вихорима (locative plural)
вихором (instrumental singular)
вихорима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *vixъrъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *wéiˀšuras, from Proto-Indo-European *weh₁y-.


вир

vir (romanization)
вир (nominative singular)
вирови (nominative plural)
вира (genitive singular)
вирова (genitive plural)
виру (dative singular)
вировима (dative plural)
вир (accusative singular)
вирове (accusative plural)
вире (singular vocative)
вирови (plural vocative)
виру (locative singular)
вировима (locative plural)
виром (instrumental singular)
вировима (instrumental plural)


заова

за̏ова (canonical feminine)
zȁova (romanization)
заова (nominative singular)
заове (nominative plural)
заове (genitive singular)
заова (genitive plural)
заови (dative singular)
заовама (dative plural)
заову (accusative singular)
заове (accusative plural)
заово (singular vocative)
заове (plural vocative)
заови (locative singular)
заовама (locative plural)
заовом (instrumental singular)
заовама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *zъly, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *źulūˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *ǵl̥h₂ōws.


жрвањ

žrvanj (romanization)
жрвањ (nominative singular)
жрвњеви (nominative plural)
жрвња (genitive singular)
жрвњева (genitive plural)
жрвњу (dative singular)
жрвњевима (dative plural)
жрвањ (accusative singular)
жрвњеве (accusative plural)
жрвњу (singular vocative)
жрвњеви (plural vocative)
жрвњу (locative singular)
жрвњевима (locative plural)
жрвњем (instrumental singular)
жрвњевима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *žьrny, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *gírˀnūˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *gʷrh₂-n-uH-.


brijest

brijȇst (canonical masculine)
брије̑ст (Cyrillic)
brijest (nominative singular)
brijestovi (nominative plural)
brijesta (genitive singular)
brijestova (genitive plural)
brijestu (dative singular)
brijestovima (dative plural)
brijest (accusative singular)
brijestovе (accusative plural)
brijestu (singular vocative)
brijestovi (plural vocative)
brijestu (locative singular)
brijestovima (locative plural)
brijestom (instrumental singular)
brijestovima (instrumental plural)
brȇst (alternative Ekavian)


бријест

брије̑ст (canonical masculine)
brijȇst (romanization)
бријест (nominative singular)
бријестови (nominative plural)
бријеста (genitive singular)
бријестова (genitive plural)
бријесту (dative singular)
бријестовима (dative plural)
бријест (accusative singular)
бријестове (accusative plural)
бријесту (singular vocative)
бријестови (plural vocative)
бријесту (locative singular)
бријестовима (locative plural)
бријестом (instrumental singular)
бријестовима (instrumental plural)
бре̑ст (alternative Ekavian)


брест

бре̑ст (canonical masculine)
brȇst (romanization)
брест (nominative singular)
брестови (nominative plural)
бреста (genitive singular)
брестова (genitive plural)
бресту (dative singular)
брестовима (dative plural)
брест (accusative singular)
брестове (accusative plural)
бресте (singular vocative)
брестови (plural vocative)
бресту (locative singular)
брестовима (locative plural)
брестом (instrumental singular)
брестовима (instrumental plural)
брист (alternative Ikavian)
бријест (alternative Ijekavian)


cevanica

cevànica f (Cyrillic spelling цева̀ница)

cevànica (canonical feminine)
цева̀ница (Cyrillic)
cevanica (nominative singular)
cevanice (nominative plural)
cevanice (genitive singular)
cevanica (genitive plural)
cevanici (dative singular)
cevanicama (dative plural)
cevanicu (accusative singular)
cevanice (accusative plural)
cevanice (singular vocative)
cevanice (plural vocative)
cevanici (locative singular)
cevanicama (locative plural)
cevanicom (instrumental singular)
cevanicama (instrumental plural)
cjevànica (alternative Ijekavian)


цеваница

цева̀ница (canonical feminine)
cevànica (romanization)
цеваница (nominative singular)
цеванице (nominative plural)
цеванице (genitive singular)
цеваница (genitive plural)
цеваници (dative singular)
цеваницама (dative plural)
цеваницу (accusative singular)
цеванице (accusative plural)
цеванице (singular vocative)
цеванице (plural vocative)
цеваници (locative singular)
цеваницама (locative plural)
цеваницом (instrumental singular)
цеваницама (instrumental plural)
цјева̀ница (alternative Ijekavian)


цјеваница

цјева̀ница (canonical feminine)
cjevànica (romanization)
цјеваница (nominative singular)
цјеванице (nominative plural)
цјеванице (genitive singular)
цјеваница (genitive plural)
цјеваници (dative singular)
цјеваницама (dative plural)
цјеваницу (accusative singular)
цјеванице (accusative plural)
цјеванице (singular vocative)
цјеванице (plural vocative)
цјеваници (locative singular)
цјеваницама (locative plural)
цјеваницом (instrumental singular)
цјеваницама (instrumental plural)
цева̀ница (alternative Ekavian)


cjevanica

cjevànica f (Cyrillic spelling цјева̀ница)

cjevànica (canonical feminine)
цјева̀ница (Cyrillic)
cjevanica (nominative singular)
cjevanice (nominative plural)
cjevanice (genitive singular)
cjevanica (genitive plural)
cjevanici (dative singular)
cjevanicama (dative plural)
cjevanicu (accusative singular)
cjevanice (accusative plural)
cjevanice (singular vocative)
cjevanice (plural vocative)
cjevanici (locative singular)
cjevanicama (locative plural)
cjevanicom (instrumental singular)
cjevanicama (instrumental plural)
cevànica (alternative Ekavian)


čađ

čȃđ (canonical feminine)
ча̑ђ (Cyrillic)
čađ (nominative singular)
čađi (nominative plural)
čađi (genitive singular)
čađi (genitive plural)
čađi (dative singular)
čađima (dative plural)
čađ (accusative singular)
čađi (accusative plural)
čađi (singular vocative)
čađi (plural vocative)
čađi (locative singular)
čađima (locative plural)
čađi (instrumental singular)
čađu (instrumental singular)
čađima (instrumental plural)


чађ

ча̑ђ (canonical feminine)
čȃđ (romanization)
чађ (nominative singular)
чађи (nominative plural)
чађи (genitive singular)
чађи (genitive plural)
чађи (dative singular)
чађима (dative plural)
чађ (accusative singular)
чађи (accusative plural)
чађи (singular vocative)
чађи (plural vocative)
чађи (locative singular)
чађима (locative plural)
чађи (instrumental singular)
чађу (instrumental singular)
чађима (instrumental plural)


цев

це̑в (canonical feminine)
cȇv (romanization)
цев (nominative singular)
цев (nominative plural)
цеви (genitive singular)
цеви (genitive plural)
цеви (dative singular)
цевима (dative plural)
цев (accusative singular)
цеви (accusative plural)
цеви (singular vocative)
цеви (plural vocative)
цеви (locative singular)
цевима (locative plural)
цевљу (instrumental singular)
цевима (instrumental plural)
ције̑в (alternative Ijekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *cěvь (“tube, spool”).


цијев

ције̑в (canonical feminine)
cijȇv (romanization)
цијев (nominative singular)
цијев (nominative plural)
цијеви (genitive singular)
цијеви (genitive plural)
цијеви (dative singular)
цијевима (dative plural)
цијев (accusative singular)
цијеви (accusative plural)
цијеви (singular vocative)
цијеви (plural vocative)
цијеви (locative singular)
цијевима (locative plural)
цијеви (instrumental singular)
цијевима (instrumental plural)
це̑в (alternative Ekavian)


krmelj

kr̀melj (canonical masculine)
кр̀мељ (Cyrillic)
kr̀melj (nominative singular)
krmèlji (nominative plural)
krmelja (genitive singular)
krmelja (genitive plural)
krmelju (dative singular)
krmeljima (dative plural)
krmelj (accusative singular)
krmelje (accusative plural)
krmelju (singular vocative)
krmelji (plural vocative)
krmelju (locative singular)
krmeljima (locative plural)
krmeljom (instrumental singular)
krmeljima (instrumental plural)


крмељ

кр̀мељ (canonical masculine)
kr̀melj (romanization)
кр̀мељ (nominative singular)
крмѐљи (nominative plural)
крмеља (genitive singular)
крмеља (genitive plural)
крмељу (dative singular)
крмељима (dative plural)
крмељ (accusative singular)
крмеље (accusative plural)
крмељу (singular vocative)
крмељи (plural vocative)
крмељу (locative singular)
крмељима (locative plural)
крмељом (instrumental singular)
крмељима (instrumental plural)


јетрва

јѐтрва (canonical feminine)
jètrva (romanization)
јѐтрва (nominative singular)
јетрве (nominative plural)
јетрве (genitive singular)
је̏тр̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
је̏тр̄вӣ (genitive plural)
јетрви (dative singular)
јетрвама (dative plural)
јетрву (accusative singular)
јетрве (accusative plural)
јетрво (singular vocative)
јетрве (plural vocative)
јетрви (locative singular)
јетрвама (locative plural)
јетрвом (instrumental singular)
јетрвама (instrumental plural)

sister-in-law (husband's brother's wife)


čemerika

čemèrika (canonical feminine)
чемѐрика (Cyrillic)
čemerika (nominative singular)
čemerike (nominative plural)
čemerike (genitive singular)
čemerika (genitive plural)
čemerici (dative singular)
čemerikama (dative plural)
čemeriku (accusative singular)
čemerike (accusative plural)
čemeriko (singular vocative)
čemerike (plural vocative)
čemerici (locative singular)
čemerikama (locative plural)
čemerikom (instrumental singular)
čemerikama (instrumental plural)

Veratrum album
Veratrum album#Translingual


чемерика

чемѐрика (canonical feminine)
čemèrika (romanization)
чемерика (nominative singular)
чемерике (nominative plural)
чемерике (genitive singular)
чемерика (genitive plural)
чемерици (dative singular)
чемерикама (dative plural)
чемерику (accusative singular)
чемерике (accusative plural)
чемерико (singular vocative)
чемерике (plural vocative)
чемерици (locative singular)
чемерикама (locative plural)
чемериком (instrumental singular)
чемерикама (instrumental plural)


јесетра

јѐсетра (canonical feminine)
jèsetra (romanization)
јѐсетра (nominative singular)
јесетре (nominative plural)
јесетре (genitive singular)
јѐсета̄ра̄ (genitive plural)
јѐсетрӣ (genitive plural)
јесетри (dative singular)
јесетрама (dative plural)
јесетру (accusative singular)
јесетре (accusative plural)
јесетро (singular vocative)
јесетре (plural vocative)
јесетри (locative singular)
јесетрама (locative plural)
јесетром (instrumental singular)
јесетрама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *(j)esetra; compare Czech jeseter, Polish jesiotr, Lower Sorbian jesotr, Russian осётр (osjótr).


гнус

gnus (romanization)
гнус (nominative singular)
гнусеви (nominative plural)
гнуса (genitive singular)
гнусева (genitive plural)
гнусу (dative singular)
гнусевима (dative plural)
гнуса (accusative singular)
гнусеве (accusative plural)
гнусе (singular vocative)
гнусеви (plural vocative)
гнусу (locative singular)
гнусевима (locative plural)
гнусем (instrumental singular)
гнусевима (instrumental plural)


gromada

gromáda (canonical feminine)
грома́да (Cyrillic)
gromada (nominative singular)
gromade (nominative plural)
gromade (genitive singular)
gromada (genitive plural)
gromadi (dative singular)
gromadama (dative plural)
gromadu (accusative singular)
gromade (accusative plural)
gromado (singular vocative)
gromade (plural vocative)
gromadi (locative singular)
gromadama (locative plural)
gromadom (instrumental singular)
gromadama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *gromada. Compare Albanian gërmadhë, Romanian grămadă.


громада

грома́да (canonical feminine)
gromáda (romanization)
громада (nominative singular)
громаде (nominative plural)
громаде (genitive singular)
громада (genitive plural)
громади (dative singular)
громадама (dative plural)
громаду (accusative singular)
громаде (accusative plural)
громадо (singular vocative)
громаде (plural vocative)
громади (locative singular)
громадама (locative plural)
громадом (instrumental singular)
громадама (instrumental plural)


snaja

snàja (canonical feminine)
сна̀ја (Cyrillic)
snàja (nominative singular)
snaje (nominative plural)
snaje (genitive singular)
snájā (genitive plural)
snàsi (dative singular)
snajama (dative plural)
snaju (accusative singular)
snaje (accusative plural)
snajo (singular vocative)
snaje (plural vocative)
snàsi (locative singular)
snajama (locative plural)
snajom (instrumental singular)
snajama (instrumental plural)
snàha (alternative)
snáša (alternative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *snъxa, from Proto-Indo-European *snusós.


снаја

сна̀ја (canonical feminine)
snàja (romanization)
сна̀ја (nominative singular)
снаје (nominative plural)
снаје (genitive singular)
сна́ја̄ (genitive plural)
сна̀си (dative singular)
снајама (dative plural)
снају (accusative singular)
снаје (accusative plural)
снајо (singular vocative)
снаје (plural vocative)
сна̀си (locative singular)
снајама (locative plural)
снајом (instrumental singular)
снајама (instrumental plural)
сна̀ха (alternative)
сна́ша (alternative)


vres

vrȇs (canonical masculine)
вре̑с (Cyrillic)
vrȇs (nominative singular)
vrésovi (nominative plural)
vresa (genitive singular)
vresova (genitive plural)
vresu (dative singular)
vresovima (dative plural)
vres (accusative singular)
vresove (accusative plural)
vresu (singular vocative)
vresovi (plural vocative)
vresu (locative singular)
vresovima (locative plural)
vresom (instrumental singular)
vresovima (instrumental plural)
vrijȇs (alternative Ijekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *versъ (Russian ве́реск (véresk), Polish wrzos), akin to Latvian virsis, from Proto-Indo-European *werḱ- (Ancient Greek ἐρείκη (ereíkē), Old Irish froech).


врес

вре̑с (canonical masculine)
vrȇs (romanization)
вре̑с (nominative singular)
вре́сови (nominative plural)
вреса (genitive singular)
вресова (genitive plural)
вресу (dative singular)
вресовима (dative plural)
врес (accusative singular)
вресове (accusative plural)
вресу (singular vocative)
вресови (plural vocative)
вресу (locative singular)
вресовима (locative plural)
вресом (instrumental singular)
вресовима (instrumental plural)
врије̑с (alternative Ijekavian)


врша

вр̏ша (canonical feminine)
vȑša (romanization)
вр̏ша (nominative singular)
врше (nominative plural)
врше (genitive singular)
вр̑ша̄ (genitive plural)
врши (dative singular)
вршама (dative plural)
вршу (accusative singular)
врше (accusative plural)
вршо (singular vocative)
врше (plural vocative)
врши (locative singular)
вршама (locative plural)
вршом (instrumental singular)
вршама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *vьrša (“fishing basket, fishing trap made of osiers”).


svekar

svèkar (canonical masculine)
свѐкар (Cyrillic)
svekar (nominative singular)
svekrovi (nominative plural)
svekra (genitive singular)
svekrova (genitive plural)
svekru (dative singular)
svekrovima (dative plural)
svekra (accusative singular)
svekrove (accusative plural)
svekre (singular vocative)
svekrovi (plural vocative)
svekru (locative singular)
svekrovima (locative plural)
svekrom (instrumental singular)
svekrovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *svekrъ (Russian свёкор (svjókor), Czech svekr), Lithuanian šešuras, from Proto-Indo-European *swéḱuros (Latin socer, Ancient Greek ἑκυρός (hekurós), Albanian vjehërr, Sanskrit श्वशुर (śvaśura), Armenian սկեսուր (skesur), Old English sweor).


свекар

свѐкар (canonical masculine)
svèkar (romanization)
свекар (nominative singular)
свекрови (nominative plural)
свекра (genitive singular)
свекрова (genitive plural)
свекру (dative singular)
свекровима (dative plural)
свекра (accusative singular)
свекрове (accusative plural)
свекре (singular vocative)
свекрови (plural vocative)
свекру (locative singular)
свекровима (locative plural)
свекром (instrumental singular)
свекровима (instrumental plural)


svekrva

svȅkrva (canonical feminine)
све̏крва (Cyrillic)
svekrva (nominative singular)
svekrve (nominative plural)
svekrve (genitive singular)
svekrva (genitive plural)
svekrvi (dative singular)
svekrvama (dative plural)
svekrvu (accusative singular)
svekrve (accusative plural)
svekrvo (singular vocative)
svekrve (plural vocative)
svekrvi (locative singular)
svekrvama (locative plural)
svekrvom (instrumental singular)
svekrvama (instrumental plural)


свекрва

све̏крва (canonical feminine)
svȅkrva (romanization)
свекрва (nominative singular)
свекрве (nominative plural)
свекрве (genitive singular)
свекрва (genitive plural)
свекрви (dative singular)
свекрвама (dative plural)
свекрву (accusative singular)
свекрве (accusative plural)
свекрво (singular vocative)
свекрве (plural vocative)
свекрви (locative singular)
свекрвама (locative plural)
свекрвом (instrumental singular)
свекрвама (instrumental plural)