čojstvo

čójstvo (canonical neuter)
чо́јство (Cyrillic)
čójstvo (nominative singular)
čojstva (nominative plural)
čojstva (genitive singular)
čȏjstāvā (genitive plural)
čojstvu (dative singular)
čojstvima (dative plural)
čojstvo (accusative singular)
čojstva (accusative plural)
čojstvo (singular vocative)
čojstva (plural vocative)
čojstvu (locative singular)
čojstvima (locative plural)
čojstvom (instrumental singular)
čojstvima (instrumental plural)


lagum

лагум (Cyrillic)
lagum (nominative singular)
lagumi (nominative plural)
laguma (genitive singular)
lagumā (genitive plural)
lagumu (dative singular)
lagumima (dative plural)
lagum (accusative singular)
lagume (accusative plural)
lagume (singular vocative)
lagumi (plural vocative)
lagumu (locative singular)
lagumima (locative plural)
lagumom (instrumental singular)
lagumima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish لغم (lağım). Compare obsolete or dialectal Bulgarian лагъм (lagǎm, “underground tunnel”).


так

та̑к (canonical masculine)
tȃk (romanization)
та̑к (nominative singular)
та́кови (nominative plural)
така (genitive singular)
такова (genitive plural)
таку (dative singular)
таковима (dative plural)
так (accusative singular)
такове (accusative plural)
таче (singular vocative)
такови (plural vocative)
таку (locative singular)
таковима (locative plural)
таком (instrumental singular)
таковима (instrumental plural)


так

та̏к (canonical masculine)
tȁk (romanization)
та̏к (nominative singular)
та̀кови (nominative plural)
та̏ци (nominative plural)
така (genitive singular)
та̏ка̄ (genitive plural)
таку (dative singular)
таковима (dative plural)
так (accusative singular)
такове (accusative plural)
таче (singular vocative)
такови (plural vocative)
таци (plural vocative)
таку (locative singular)
таковима (locative plural)
таком (instrumental singular)
таковима (instrumental plural)


так

Borrowed from Turkish tak, from Persian طاق (tâq).

(regional) arc, arch, vault (of a building)


heroina

heroína (canonical feminine)
херои́на (Cyrillic)
heroina (nominative singular)
heroine (nominative plural)
heroine (genitive singular)
heroina (genitive plural)
heroini (dative singular)
heroinama (dative plural)
heroinu (accusative singular)
heroine (accusative plural)
heroino (singular vocative)
heroine (plural vocative)
heroini (locative singular)
heroinama (locative plural)
heroinom (instrumental singular)
heroinama (instrumental plural)


antikvitet

sh-noun

antikvitet m (Cyrillic spelling антиквитет)

антиквитет (Cyrillic)


ateist

atèist (canonical masculine)
атѐист (Cyrillic)
ateist (nominative singular)
ateisti (nominative plural)
ateista (genitive singular)
ateista (genitive plural)
ateistu (dative singular)
ateistima (dative plural)
ateista (accusative singular)
ateiste (accusative plural)
ateiste (singular vocative)
ateisti (plural vocative)
ateistu (locative singular)
ateistima (locative plural)
ateistom (instrumental singular)
ateistima (instrumental plural)
atèista (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


словник

сло̑внӣк (canonical masculine)
slȏvnīk (romanization)
словник (nominative singular)
словници (nominative plural)
словника (genitive singular)
словника (genitive plural)
словнику (dative singular)
словницима (dative plural)
словник (accusative singular)
словнике (accusative plural)
словниче (singular vocative)
словници (plural vocative)
словнику (locative singular)
словницима (locative plural)
словником (instrumental singular)
словницима (instrumental plural)


атеист

атѐист (canonical masculine)
atèist (romanization)
атеист (nominative singular)
атеисти (nominative plural)
атеиста (genitive singular)
атеиста (genitive plural)
атеисту (dative singular)
атеистима (dative plural)
атеиста (accusative singular)
атеисте (accusative plural)
атеисте (singular vocative)
атеисти (plural vocative)
атеисту (locative singular)
атеистима (locative plural)
атеистом (instrumental singular)
атеистима (instrumental plural)
атѐиста (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


теист

тѐист (canonical masculine)
tèist (romanization)
теист (nominative singular)
теисти (nominative plural)
теиста (genitive singular)
теиста (genitive plural)
теисту (dative singular)
теистима (dative plural)
теиста (accusative singular)
теисте (accusative plural)
теисте (singular vocative)
теисти (plural vocative)
теисту (locative singular)
теистима (locative plural)
теистом (instrumental singular)
теистима (instrumental plural)


kapitel

kapìtel (canonical masculine)
капѝтел (Cyrillic)
kapitel (nominative singular)
kapiteli (nominative plural)
kapitela (genitive singular)
kapitela (genitive plural)
kapitelu (dative singular)
kapitelima (dative plural)
kapitel (accusative singular)
kapitele (accusative plural)
kapitele (singular vocative)
kapiteli (plural vocative)
kapitelu (locative singular)
kapitelima (locative plural)
kapitelom (instrumental singular)
kapitelima (instrumental plural)

(architecture) capital (uppermost part of a column)


aparat

apàrāt (canonical masculine)
апа̀ра̄т (Cyrillic)
apàrāt (nominative singular)
aparati (nominative plural)
aparáta (genitive singular)
aparata (genitive plural)
aparatu (dative singular)
aparatima (dative plural)
aparat (accusative singular)
aparate (accusative plural)
aparate (singular vocative)
aparati (plural vocative)
aparatu (locative singular)
aparatima (locative plural)
aparatom (instrumental singular)
aparatima (instrumental plural)


челик

чѐлик (canonical masculine)
čèlik (romanization)
челик (nominative singular)
челика (genitive singular)
челику (dative singular)
челик (accusative singular)
челиче (singular vocative)
челику (locative singular)
челиком (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish چلیك (çelik).


moda

móda (canonical feminine)
мо́да (Cyrillic)
moda (nominative singular)
mode (genitive singular)
modi (dative singular)
modu (accusative singular)
modo (singular vocative)
modi (locative singular)
modom (instrumental singular)


предмет

пре́дмет (canonical masculine)
prédmet (romanization)
предмет (nominative singular)
предмети (nominative plural)
предмета (genitive singular)
предмета (genitive plural)
предмету (dative singular)
предметима (dative plural)
предмет (accusative singular)
предмете (accusative plural)
предмете (singular vocative)
предмети (plural vocative)
предмету (locative singular)
предметима (locative plural)
предметом (instrumental singular)
предметима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Czech předmět, from Polish przedmiot.


фил

фи̏л (canonical masculine)
фи̑л (canonical masculine)
fȉl (romanization)
fȋl (romanization)
фи̏л (nominative singular)
фи̑л (nominative singular)
филови (nominative plural)
фи́ла (genitive singular)
филова (genitive plural)
филу (dative singular)
филовима (dative plural)
фил (accusative singular)
филове (accusative plural)
филу (singular vocative)
филови (plural vocative)
филу (locative singular)
филовима (locative plural)
филом (instrumental singular)
филовима (instrumental plural)
фи̏љ (alternative)

From Ottoman Turkish فیل (fil) (modern Turkish fil), from Arabic فِيل (fīl), from Middle Persian pyl (pīl), from Akkadian 𒄠𒋛 (pīru). Akin to фѝлдиш.


trut

trȗt (canonical masculine)
тру̑т (Cyrillic)
trȗt (nominative singular)
trútovi (nominative plural)
truta (genitive singular)
trutova (genitive plural)
trutu (dative singular)
trutovima (dative plural)
truta (accusative singular)
trutove (accusative plural)
trute (singular vocative)
trutovi (plural vocative)
trutu (locative singular)
trutovima (locative plural)
trutom (instrumental singular)
trutovima (instrumental plural)


čelo

čèlo (canonical neuter)
чѐло (Cyrillic)
čèlo (nominative singular)
čela (nominative plural)
čela (genitive singular)
čélā (genitive plural)
čelu (dative singular)
čelima (dative plural)
čelo (accusative singular)
čela (accusative plural)
čelo (singular vocative)
čela (plural vocative)
čelu (locative singular)
čelima (locative plural)
čelom (instrumental singular)
čelima (instrumental plural)

Slavomolisano: čela

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *čelo, from Proto-Indo-European *kelh₃os.


profiter

sh-noun

profìtēr m (Cyrillic spelling профѝте̄р)

profìtēr (canonical masculine)
профѝте̄р (Cyrillic)
profìtēr (nominative singular)
profiteri (nominative plural)
profitéra (genitive singular)
profitera (genitive plural)
profiteru (dative singular)
profiterima (dative plural)
profitera (accusative singular)
profitere (accusative plural)
profiteru (singular vocative)
profiteri (plural vocative)
profiteru (locative singular)
profiterima (locative plural)
profiterom (instrumental singular)
profiterima (instrumental plural)


peh

pȅh (canonical masculine)
пе̏х (Cyrillic)
peh (nominative singular)
pehovi (nominative plural)
peha (genitive singular)
pehova (genitive plural)
pehu (dative singular)
pehovima (dative plural)
peh (accusative singular)
pehove (accusative plural)
pehu (singular vocative)
peše (singular vocative)
pehovi (plural vocative)
pehu (locative singular)
pehovima (locative plural)
pehom (instrumental singular)
pehovima (instrumental plural)


paradigma

paradìgma f (Cyrillic spelling парадѝгма)

paradìgma (canonical feminine)
парадѝгма (Cyrillic)
paradìgma (nominative singular)
paradigme (nominative plural)
paradigme (genitive singular)
paradìgāmā (genitive plural)
paradìgmī (genitive plural)
paradigmi (dative singular)
paradigmama (dative plural)
paradigmu (accusative singular)
paradigme (accusative plural)
paradigmo (singular vocative)
paradigme (plural vocative)
paradigmi (locative singular)
paradigmama (locative plural)
paradigmom (instrumental singular)
paradigmama (instrumental plural)

paradigm (system of assumptions, concepts, values, and practices)


dekan

dèkān (canonical masculine)
дѐка̄н (Cyrillic)
dèkān (nominative singular)
dekani (nominative plural)
dekána (genitive singular)
dekana (genitive plural)
dekanu (dative singular)
dekanima (dative plural)
dekana (accusative singular)
dekane (accusative plural)
dekane (singular vocative)
dekani (plural vocative)
dekanu (locative singular)
dekanima (locative plural)
dekanom (instrumental singular)
dekanima (instrumental plural)


propan

pròpān (canonical masculine)
про̀па̄н (Cyrillic)
pròpān (nominative singular)
propána (genitive singular)
propanu (dative singular)
propan (accusative singular)
propane (singular vocative)
propanu (locative singular)
propanom (instrumental singular)


robotika

robòtika f (Cyrillic spelling робо̀тика)

robòtika (canonical feminine)
робо̀тика (Cyrillic)
robotika (nominative singular)
robotike (genitive singular)
robotici (dative singular)
robotiku (accusative singular)
robotiko (singular vocative)
robotici (locative singular)
robotikom (instrumental singular)


рат

ра̏т m (Latin spelling rȁt, relational adjective ра̏тнӣ)

ра̏т (canonical masculine)
rȁt (romanization)
ра̏тнӣ (adjective relational)
рат (nominative singular)
ратови (nominative plural)
рата (genitive singular)
ратова (genitive plural)
рату (dative singular)
ратовима (dative plural)
рат (accusative singular)
ратове (accusative plural)
рате (singular vocative)
ратови (plural vocative)
рату (locative singular)
ратовима (locative plural)
ратом (instrumental singular)
ратовима (instrumental plural)

Само идиоти мисле да рат рјешава проблеме. (Ijekavian)

Only idiots think that war solves problems.

Само идиоти мисле да рат решава проблеме. (Ekavian)


сом

со̏м (canonical masculine)
sȍm (romanization)
со̏м (nominative singular)
со̀мови (nominative plural)
сома (genitive singular)
сомова (genitive plural)
сому (dative singular)
сомовима (dative plural)
сома (accusative singular)
сомове (accusative plural)
соме (singular vocative)
сомови (plural vocative)
сому (locative singular)
сомовима (locative plural)
сомом (instrumental singular)
сомовима (instrumental plural)


сом

со̏м (canonical masculine)
sȍm (romanization)

The origins of this term are unclear. Possibly because som (catfish) is a big fish. Others believe it is due to the 1000 dinar banknotes of 1955, on which the person depicted appears to have two fish eyes (instead of welding goggles) on his head.

(colloquial) grand (a thousand of something, especially but not only money)


медведица

мѐдведица (canonical feminine)
mèdvedica (romanization)
медведица (nominative singular)
медведице (nominative plural)
медведице (genitive singular)
медведица (genitive plural)
медведици (dative singular)
медведицама (dative plural)
медведицо (accusative singular)
медведице (accusative plural)
медведице (singular vocative)
медведице (plural vocative)
медведици (locative singular)
медведицама (locative plural)
медведицом (instrumental singular)
медведицама (instrumental plural)
мѐдвједица (alternative Ijekavian)

мед‧ве‧ди‧ца


каша

ка̏ша (canonical feminine)
kȁša (romanization)
ка̏ша (nominative singular)
каше (nominative plural)
каше (genitive singular)
ка̑ша̄ (genitive plural)
каши (dative singular)
кашама (dative plural)
кашу (accusative singular)
каше (accusative plural)
кашо (singular vocative)
каше (plural vocative)
каши (locative singular)
кашама (locative plural)
кашом (instrumental singular)
кашама (instrumental plural)


demagog

demàgog (canonical masculine)
дема̀гог (Cyrillic)
demagog (nominative singular)
demagozi (nominative plural)
demagoga (genitive singular)
demagoga (genitive plural)
demagogu (dative singular)
demagozima (dative plural)
demagoga (accusative singular)
demagoge (accusative plural)
demagože (singular vocative)
demagozi (plural vocative)
demagogu (locative singular)
demagozima (locative plural)
demagogom (instrumental singular)
demagozima (instrumental plural)


peci

Alternative form: peki


čizma

čȉzma (canonical feminine)
чи̏зма (Cyrillic)
čȉzma (nominative singular)
čizme (nominative plural)
čizme (genitive singular)
čȉzāmā (genitive plural)
čizmi (dative singular)
čizmama (dative plural)
čizmu (accusative singular)
čizme (accusative plural)
čizmo (singular vocative)
čizme (plural vocative)
čizmi (locative singular)
čizmama (locative plural)
čizmom (instrumental singular)
čizmama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish چیزمه (çizme).

bor+

Mačak u čizmama


чизма

чи̏зма (canonical feminine)
čȉzma (romanization)
чи̏зма (nominative singular)
чизме (nominative plural)
чизме (genitive singular)
чи̏за̄ма̄ (genitive plural)
чизми (dative singular)
чизмама (dative plural)
чизму (accusative singular)
чизме (accusative plural)
чизмо (singular vocative)
чизме (plural vocative)
чизми (locative singular)
чизмама (locative plural)
чизмом (instrumental singular)
чизмама (instrumental plural)


kvark

kvȁrk (canonical masculine)
ква̏рк (Cyrillic)
kvark (nominative singular)
kvarkovi (nominative plural)
kvarka (genitive singular)
kvarkova (genitive plural)
kvarku (dative singular)
kvarkovima (dative plural)
kvark (accusative singular)
kvarkove (accusative plural)
kvarče (singular vocative)
kvarkovi (plural vocative)
kvarku (locative singular)
kvarkovima (locative plural)
kvarkom (instrumental singular)
kvarkovima (instrumental plural)


албатрос

а̀лбатрос (canonical masculine)
àlbatros (romanization)
албатрос (nominative singular)
албатроси (nominative plural)
албатроса (genitive singular)
албатроса (genitive plural)
албатросу (dative singular)
албатросима (dative plural)
албатроса (accusative singular)
албатросе (accusative plural)
албатросе (singular vocative)
албатроси (plural vocative)
албатросу (locative singular)
албатросима (locative plural)
албатросом (instrumental singular)
албатросима (instrumental plural)


тип

ти̑п (canonical masculine)
tȋp (romanization)
ти̑п (nominative singular)
ти́пови (nominative plural)
типа (genitive singular)
ти́по̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
типу (dative singular)
типовима (dative plural)
тип (accusative singular)
типове (accusative plural)
типу (singular vocative)
типови (plural vocative)
типу (locative singular)
типовима (locative plural)
типом (instrumental singular)
типовима (instrumental plural)

From Ancient Greek τύπος (túpos, “mark, impression, type”).

der

(colloquial) person (usually male), guy, bloke, dude


гнев

гне̑в (canonical masculine)
gnȇv (romanization)
гнев (nominative singular)
гневи (nominative plural)
гне̏вови (nominative plural)
гнева (genitive singular)
гнева (genitive plural)
гневова (genitive plural)
гневу (dative singular)
гневима (dative plural)
гневовима (dative plural)
гнев (accusative singular)
гневе (accusative plural)
гневове (accusative plural)
гневе (singular vocative)
гневи (plural vocative)
гневови (plural vocative)
гневу (locative singular)
гневима (locative plural)
гневовима (locative plural)
гневом (instrumental singular)
гневима (instrumental plural)
гневовима (instrumental plural)
гње̑в (alternative Ijekavian)
gniv (alternative Ikavian)


zeher

zȅher (canonical masculine)
зе̏хер (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish زهر (zehr).


gnev

gnȇv (canonical masculine)
гне̑в (Cyrillic)
gnev (nominative singular)
gnevi (nominative plural)
gnȅvovi (nominative plural)
gneva (genitive singular)
gneva (genitive plural)
gnevova (genitive plural)
gnevu (dative singular)
gnevima (dative plural)
gnevovima (dative plural)
gnev (accusative singular)
gneve (accusative plural)
gnevove (accusative plural)
gneve (singular vocative)
gnevi (plural vocative)
gnevovi (plural vocative)
gnevu (locative singular)
gnevima (locative plural)
gnevovima (locative plural)
gnevom (instrumental singular)
gnevima (instrumental plural)
gnevovima (instrumental plural)
gnjȇv (alternative Ijekavian)
gniv (alternative Ikavian)


poset

pȍset (canonical masculine)
по̏сет (Cyrillic)
poset (nominative singular)
poseti (nominative plural)
poseta (genitive singular)
poseta (genitive plural)
posetu (dative singular)
posetima (dative plural)
poset (accusative singular)
posete (accusative plural)
posete (singular vocative)
poseti (plural vocative)
posetu (locative singular)
posetima (locative plural)
posetom (instrumental singular)
posetima (instrumental plural)
pȍsjet (alternative Ijekavian)
pȍśet (alternative Montenegro)


parkiralište

sh-noun

parkìralīšte n (Cyrillic spelling паркѝралӣште)

parkìralīšte (canonical neuter)
паркѝралӣште (Cyrillic)
parkiralište (nominative singular)
parkirališta (nominative plural)
parkirališta (genitive singular)
parkirališta (genitive plural)
parkiralištu (dative singular)
parkiralištima (dative plural)
parkiralište (accusative singular)
parkirališta (accusative plural)
parkiralište (singular vocative)
parkirališta (plural vocative)
parkiralištu (locative singular)
parkiralištima (locative plural)
parkiralištem (instrumental singular)
parkiralištima (instrumental plural)


паркиралиште

паркѝралӣште

паркѝралӣште n (Latin spelling parkìralīšte)

паркѝралӣште (canonical neuter)
parkìralīšte (romanization)
паркиралиште (nominative singular)
паркиралишта (nominative plural)
паркиралишта (genitive singular)
паркиралишта (genitive plural)
паркиралишту (dative singular)
паркиралиштима (dative plural)
паркиралиште (accusative singular)
паркиралишта (accusative plural)
паркиралиште (singular vocative)
паркиралишта (plural vocative)
паркиралишту (locative singular)
паркиралиштима (locative plural)
паркиралиштем (instrumental singular)
паркиралиштима (instrumental plural)

пар‧ки‧ра‧лиш‧те


пањ

па̑њ (canonical masculine)
pȃnj (romanization)
па̑њ (nominative singular)
па́њеви (nominative plural)
пања (genitive singular)
пањева (genitive plural)
пању (dative singular)
пањевима (dative plural)
пањ (accusative singular)
пањеве (accusative plural)
пању (singular vocative)
пањеви (plural vocative)
пању (locative singular)
пањевима (locative plural)
пањем (instrumental singular)
пањевима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pьňь. Cognate with Bulgarian пън (pǎn), Russian пень (penʹ).


nomenklatura

nomenklatúra f (Cyrillic spelling номенклату́ра)

nomenklatúra (canonical feminine)
номенклату́ра (Cyrillic)
nomenklatura (nominative singular)
nomenklature (genitive singular)
nomenklaturi (dative singular)
nomenklaturu (accusative singular)
nomenklaturo (singular vocative)
nomenklaturi (locative singular)
nomenklaturom (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Latin nomenclatura (“a calling by name, list of names”).


номенклатура

sh-noun

номенклату́ра

номенклату́ра f (Latin spelling nomenklatúra)

номенклату́ра (canonical feminine)
nomenklatúra (romanization)
номенклатура (nominative singular)
номенклатуре (genitive singular)
номенклатури (dative singular)
номенклатуру (accusative singular)
номенклатуро (singular vocative)
номенклатури (locative singular)
номенклатуром (instrumental singular)

sh-decl-noun-unc

номенклатура

номенклатуре

номенклатури

номенклатуру

номенклатуро

номенклатури

номенклатуром

но‧мен‧кла‧ту‧ра


scena

scèna (canonical feminine)
сцѐна (Cyrillic)
scena (nominative singular)
scene (nominative plural)
scene (genitive singular)
scena (genitive plural)
sceni (dative singular)
scenama (dative plural)
scenu (accusative singular)
scene (accusative plural)
sceno (singular vocative)
scene (plural vocative)
sceni (locative singular)
scenama (locative plural)
scenom (instrumental singular)
scenama (instrumental plural)


pička

pȉčka (canonical feminine)
пи̏чка (Cyrillic)
pȉčka (nominative singular)
pičke (nominative plural)
pičke (genitive singular)
pȉčākā (genitive plural)
pȉčkī (genitive plural)
pički (dative singular)
pičci (dative singular)
pičkama (dative plural)
pičku (accusative singular)
pičke (accusative plural)
pičko (singular vocative)
pičke (plural vocative)
pički (locative singular)
pičci (locative singular)
pičkama (locative plural)
pičkom (instrumental singular)
pičkama (instrumental plural)

Audio (Central Serbia):

Jaje bi u pički skuhala.

She is so fucking hot. / She has a very expressed sexuality.

Odi u tri pičke materine!

(vulgar) cunt (an extremely unpleasant or objectionable person)


супруга

су̏пруга (canonical feminine)
sȕpruga (romanization)
супруга (nominative singular)
супруге (nominative plural)
супруге (genitive singular)
супруга (genitive plural)
супрузи (dative singular)
супругама (dative plural)
супругу (accusative singular)
супруге (accusative plural)
супруго (singular vocative)
супруге (plural vocative)
супрузи (locative singular)
супругама (locative plural)
супругом (instrumental singular)
супругама (instrumental plural)


rende

rènde (canonical neuter)
рѐнде (Cyrillic)
rende (nominative singular)
rendeta (nominative plural)
rendeta (genitive singular)
rendeta (genitive plural)
rendetu (dative singular)
rendetima (dative plural)
rende (accusative singular)
rendeta (accusative plural)
rende (singular vocative)
rendeta (plural vocative)
rendetu (locative singular)
rendetima (locative plural)
rendetom (instrumental singular)
rendetima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish رنده (rende), from Persian رنده (randa).


kantar

kȁntār (canonical masculine)
ка̏нта̄р (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Latin cantharus, from Ancient Greek κάνθαρος (kántharos).


kantar

Borrowed from Hungarian kantár, from Turkic.


kantar

kàntār (canonical masculine)
ка̀нта̄р (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قنطار (kantar), from Arabic قِنْطَار (qinṭār), from Ancient Greek κεντηνάριον (kentēnárion), from Latin centēnārium (“hundredweight”).


keks

kȅks (canonical masculine)
ке̏кс (Cyrillic)
kȅks (nominative singular)
keksi (nominative plural)
keksa (genitive singular)
kȇksā (genitive plural)
keksu (dative singular)
keksima (dative plural)
keks (accusative singular)
kekse (accusative plural)
kekse (singular vocative)
keksi (plural vocative)
keksu (locative singular)
keksima (locative plural)
keksom (instrumental singular)
keksima (instrumental plural)


gutljaj

gȕtljāj (canonical masculine)
гу̏тља̄ј (Cyrillic)
gutljaj (nominative singular)
gutljaji (nominative plural)
gutljaja (genitive singular)
gutljaja (genitive plural)
gutljaju (dative singular)
gutljajima (dative plural)
gutljaj (accusative singular)
gutljaje (accusative plural)
gutljaju (singular vocative)
gutljaji (plural vocative)
gutljaju (locative singular)
gutljajima (locative plural)
gutljajem (instrumental singular)
gutljajima (instrumental plural)


гутљај

гу̏тља̄ј (canonical masculine)
gȕtljāj (romanization)
гутљај (nominative singular)
гутљаји (nominative plural)
гутљаја (genitive singular)
гутљаја (genitive plural)
гутљају (dative singular)
гутљајима (dative plural)
гутљај (accusative singular)
гутљаје (accusative plural)
гутљају (singular vocative)
гутљаји (plural vocative)
гутљају (locative singular)
гутљајима (locative plural)
гутљајем (instrumental singular)
гутљајима (instrumental plural)


форма

фо̑рма (canonical feminine)
fȏrma (romanization)
форма (nominative singular)
форме (nominative plural)
форме (genitive singular)
фо̑рма̄ (genitive plural)
фо̑рмӣ (genitive plural)
форми (dative singular)
формама (dative plural)
форму (accusative singular)
форме (accusative plural)
формо (singular vocative)
форме (plural vocative)
форми (locative singular)
формама (locative plural)
формом (instrumental singular)
формама (instrumental plural)


sene

inflection of sena:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


клин

кли̏н (canonical masculine)
klȉn (romanization)
клин (nominative singular)
клинови (nominative plural)
клина (genitive singular)
клинова (genitive plural)
клину (dative singular)
клиновима (dative plural)
клин (accusative singular)
клинове (accusative plural)
клине (singular vocative)
клинови (plural vocative)
клину (locative singular)
клиновима (locative plural)
клином (instrumental singular)
клиновима (instrumental plural)


nokat

nȍkat (canonical masculine)
но̏кат (Cyrillic)
nȍkat (nominative singular)
nȍkti (nominative plural)
nȍkta (genitive singular)
nòktijū (genitive plural)
nokátā (genitive plural)
nȍkātā (genitive plural)
nȍktu (dative singular)
nȍktima (dative plural)
nòktima (dative plural)
nȍkat (accusative singular)
nȍkte (accusative plural)
nȍkte (singular vocative)
nȍkti (plural vocative)
nòktu (locative singular)
nȍktima (locative plural)
nòktima (locative plural)
nȍktom (instrumental singular)
nȍktima (instrumental plural)
nòktima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *nogъtь, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *h₃nogʰ-.


нокат

но̏кат (canonical masculine)
nȍkat (romanization)
нȍкат (nominative singular)
нȍкти (nominative plural)
нȍкта (genitive singular)
нòктијӯ (genitive plural)
нокáтā (genitive plural)
нȍкāтā (genitive plural)
нȍкту (dative singular)
нȍктима (dative plural)
нòктима (dative plural)
нȍкат (accusative singular)
нȍкте (accusative plural)
нȍкте (singular vocative)
нȍкти (plural vocative)
нòкту (locative singular)
нȍктима (locative plural)
нòктима (locative plural)
нȍктом (instrumental singular)
нȍктима (instrumental plural)
нòктима (instrumental plural)


дело

де̏ло (canonical neuter)
dȅlo (romanization)
дело (nominative singular)
дела (nominative plural)
дела (genitive singular)
де̑ла̄ (genitive plural)
делу (dative singular)
делима (dative plural)
дело (accusative singular)
дела (accusative plural)
дело (singular vocative)
дела (plural vocative)
делу (locative singular)
делима (locative plural)
делом (instrumental singular)
делима (instrumental plural)
дје̏ло (alternative Ijekavian)
dilo (alternative Ikavian)


ромб

ро̏мб (canonical masculine)
rȍmb (romanization)

From Ancient Greek ῥόμβος (rhómbos, “rhombus, spinning top”), from ῥέμβω (rhémbō, “I turn around”).


число

чи́сло (canonical neuter)
číslo (romanization)
число (nominative singular)
числа (nominative plural)
числа (genitive singular)
чисала (genitive plural)
числа (genitive plural)
числу (dative singular)
числима (dative plural)
число (accusative singular)
числа (accusative plural)
число (singular vocative)
числа (plural vocative)
числу (locative singular)
числима (locative plural)
числом (instrumental singular)
числима (instrumental plural)

(regional, Orthodox Christianity) rosary


изба

ѝзба (canonical feminine)
ìzba (romanization)
ѝзба (nominative singular)
избе (nominative plural)
избе (genitive singular)
ѝзбӣ (genitive plural)
изби (dative singular)
избама (dative plural)
избу (accusative singular)
избе (accusative plural)
избо (singular vocative)
избе (plural vocative)
изби (locative singular)
избама (locative plural)
избом (instrumental singular)
избама (instrumental plural)


leja

léja (canonical feminine)
ле́ја (Cyrillic)
leja (nominative singular)
leje (nominative plural)
leje (genitive singular)
leja (genitive plural)
leji (dative singular)
lejama (dative plural)
leju (accusative singular)
leje (accusative plural)
lejo (singular vocative)
leje (plural vocative)
leji (locative singular)
lejama (locative plural)
lejom (instrumental singular)
lejama (instrumental plural)
lijèha (alternative Ijekavian)
líha (alternative Ikavian)
léha (alternative Ekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *lě̄xà, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *láišāˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *lóyseh₂, from *leys-.

Za proizvodnju ranih proljetnih vrsta salate, kao i za snabdjevanje vrta svojim sadnicama, može se napraviti pokrivena topla leja.

2015 June 15, “Planiranje vrta [Garden planning]”, in Bio-Vrt:

To produce early spring types of salad, as also for provision of the garden with seedlings, one can create a covered warm bed.

plot of land for sowing, a partition of agriculturally or horticulturally used earth, farming bed


vulkan

vùlkān (canonical masculine)
ву̀лка̄н (Cyrillic)
vùlkān (nominative singular)
vulkani (nominative plural)
vulkána (genitive singular)
vulkana (genitive plural)
vulkanu (dative singular)
vulkanima (dative plural)
vulkan (accusative singular)
vulkane (accusative plural)
vulkane (singular vocative)
vulkani (plural vocative)
vulkanu (locative singular)
vulkanima (locative plural)
vulkanom (instrumental singular)
vulkanima (instrumental plural)


вулкан

ву̀лка̄н (canonical masculine)
vùlkān (romanization)
ву̀лка̄н (nominative singular)
вулкани (nominative plural)
вулка́на (genitive singular)
вулкана (genitive plural)
вулкану (dative singular)
вулканима (dative plural)
вулкан (accusative singular)
вулкане (accusative plural)
вулкане (singular vocative)
вулкани (plural vocative)
вулкану (locative singular)
вулканима (locative plural)
вулканом (instrumental singular)
вулканима (instrumental plural)


крв

кр̑в (canonical feminine)
kȓv (romanization)
кр̑в (nominative singular)
кр̑ви (nominative plural)
кр̑ви (genitive singular)
кр̑ви (genitive plural)
кр̑ви (dative singular)
кр̑вима (dative plural)
кр̑в (accusative singular)
кр̑ви (accusative plural)
кр̑в (singular vocative)
кр̑ви (plural vocative)
кр̑ви (locative singular)
кр̑вима (locative plural)
кр̑вљу (instrumental singular)
кр̑ви (instrumental singular)
кр̑вима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kry, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *krū́ˀs, from Proto-Indo-European *kréwh₂s (“blood of a wound”).


gladiola

sh-noun

gladióla f (Cyrillic spelling гладио́ла)

gladióla (canonical feminine)
гладио́ла (Cyrillic)


futurist

futùrist m (Cyrillic spelling футу̀рист)

futùrist (canonical masculine)
футу̀рист (Cyrillic)
futurist (nominative singular)
futuristi (nominative plural)
futurista (genitive singular)
futurista (genitive plural)
futuristu (dative singular)
futuristima (dative plural)
futurista (accusative singular)
futuriste (accusative plural)
futuriste (singular vocative)
futuristi (plural vocative)
futuristu (locative singular)
futuristima (locative plural)
futuristom (instrumental singular)
futuristima (instrumental plural)
futùrista (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


malarija

màlārija f (Cyrillic spelling ма̀ла̄рија)

màlārija (canonical feminine)
ма̀ла̄рија (Cyrillic)
malarija (nominative singular)
malarije (genitive singular)
malariji (dative singular)
malariju (accusative singular)
malarijo (singular vocative)
malariji (locative singular)
malarijom (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Italian mala aria (“bad air”).


маларија

ма̀ла̄рија (canonical feminine)
màlārija (romanization)
маларија (nominative singular)
маларије (genitive singular)
маларији (dative singular)
маларију (accusative singular)
маларијо (singular vocative)
маларији (locative singular)
маларијом (instrumental singular)


пиринач

пѝринач (canonical masculine)
pìrinač (romanization)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish برنج (birinc). Doublet of ри́жа through an early Iranian common ancestor.


pirinač

pìrinač (canonical masculine)
пѝринач (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish برنج (birinc). Doublet of ríža through an early Iranian common ancestor.


рог

ро̑г (canonical masculine)
rȏg (romanization)
ро̑г (nominative singular)
ро̀гови (nominative plural)
ро̏зи (nominative plural)
ро̏га (genitive singular)
ро̀го̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
ро̑га̄ (genitive plural)
ро̏гу (dative singular)
ро̀говима (dative plural)
ро̏зима (dative plural)
ро̑г (accusative singular)
ро̀гове (accusative plural)
ро̏ге (accusative plural)
ро̏же (singular vocative)
ро̀гови (plural vocative)
ро̏зи (plural vocative)
ро̀гу (locative singular)
ро̀говима (locative plural)
ро̏зима (locative plural)
ро̏гом (instrumental singular)
ро̀говима (instrumental plural)
ро̏зима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *rogъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *rágas.


геологија

геоло̀гија (canonical feminine)
geològija (romanization)
геологија (nominative singular)
геологије (nominative plural)
геологије (genitive singular)
геологија (genitive plural)
геологији (dative singular)
геологијама (dative plural)
геологију (accusative singular)
геологије (accusative plural)
геологијо (singular vocative)
геологије (plural vocative)
геологији (locative singular)
геологијама (locative plural)
геологијом (instrumental singular)
геологијама (instrumental plural)


geologija

sh-noun

geològija f (Cyrillic spelling геоло̀гија)

geològija (canonical feminine)
геоло̀гија (Cyrillic)
geologija (nominative singular)
geologije (nominative plural)
geologije (genitive singular)
geologija (genitive plural)
geologiji (dative singular)
geologijama (dative plural)
geologiju (accusative singular)
geologije (accusative plural)
geologijo (singular vocative)
geologije (plural vocative)
geologiji (locative singular)
geologijama (locative plural)
geologijom (instrumental singular)
geologijama (instrumental plural)


свила

сви́ла (canonical feminine)
svíla (romanization)
свила (nominative singular)
свиле (nominative plural)
свиле (genitive singular)
свила (genitive plural)
свили (dative singular)
свилама (dative plural)
свилу (accusative singular)
свиле (accusative plural)
свило (singular vocative)
свиле (plural vocative)
свили (locative singular)
свилама (locative plural)
свилом (instrumental singular)
свилама (instrumental plural)


svila

svíla (canonical feminine)
сви́ла (Cyrillic)
svila (nominative singular)
svile (nominative plural)
svile (genitive singular)
svila (genitive plural)
svili (dative singular)
svilama (dative plural)
svilu (accusative singular)
svile (accusative plural)
svilo (singular vocative)
svile (plural vocative)
svili (locative singular)
svilama (locative plural)
svilom (instrumental singular)
svilama (instrumental plural)


синдром

сѝндро̄м (canonical masculine)
sìndrōm (romanization)
сѝндро̄м (nominative singular)
синдроми (nominative plural)
синдро́ма (genitive singular)
синдрома (genitive plural)
синдрому (dative singular)
синдромима (dative plural)
синдром (accusative singular)
синдроме (accusative plural)
синдроме (singular vocative)
синдроми (plural vocative)
синдрому (locative singular)
синдромима (locative plural)
синдромом (instrumental singular)
синдромима (instrumental plural)


cista

циста (Cyrillic)
cèsta (alternative Ekavian Ijekavian)

I da ljudi huste zaskoče na cistih,
mače, ki to zuste tičući po mistih.


cista

cȉsta (canonical feminine)
ци̏ста (Cyrillic)
cȉsta (nominative singular)
ciste (nominative plural)
ciste (genitive singular)
cȋstā (genitive plural)
cȋstī (genitive plural)
cisti (dative singular)
cistama (dative plural)
cistu (accusative singular)
ciste (accusative plural)
cisto (singular vocative)
ciste (plural vocative)
cisti (locative singular)
cistama (locative plural)
cistom (instrumental singular)
cistama (instrumental plural)


cista

From Latin cista, from Ancient Greek κίστη (kístē).


prevoditelj

prevòditelj m (Cyrillic spelling прево̀дитељ)

prevòditelj (canonical masculine)
прево̀дитељ (Cyrillic)
prevoditelj (nominative singular)
prevoditelji (nominative plural)
prevoditelja (genitive singular)
prevoditelja (genitive plural)
prevoditelju (dative singular)
prevoditeljima (dative plural)
prevoditelja (accusative singular)
prevoditelje (accusative plural)
prevoditelju (singular vocative)
prevoditelji (plural vocative)
prevoditelju (locative singular)
prevoditeljima (locative plural)
prevoditeljem (instrumental singular)
prevoditeljima (instrumental plural)

From prevòditi (“to translate”) + -telj.


свећњак

све̑ћња̄к (canonical masculine)
svȇćnjāk (romanization)
свећњак (nominative singular)
свећњаци (nominative plural)
свећњака (genitive singular)
свећњака (genitive plural)
свећњаку (dative singular)
свећњацима (dative plural)
свећњак (accusative singular)
свећњаке (accusative plural)
свећњаче (singular vocative)
свећњаци (plural vocative)
свећњаку (locative singular)
свећњацима (locative plural)
свећњаком (instrumental singular)
свећњацима (instrumental plural)
свије̑ћња̄к (alternative Ijekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *svěťьnikъ. By surface analysis, све́ћа (“candle”) + -њак.


svećnjak

sh-noun

svȇćnjāk m (Cyrillic spelling све̑ћња̄к)

svȇćnjāk (canonical masculine)
све̑ћња̄к (Cyrillic)
svećnjak (nominative singular)
svećnjaci (nominative plural)
svećnjaka (genitive singular)
svećnjaka (genitive plural)
svećnjaku (dative singular)
svećnjacima (dative plural)
svećnjak (accusative singular)
svećnjake (accusative plural)
svećnjače (singular vocative)
svećnjaci (plural vocative)
svećnjaku (locative singular)
svećnjacima (locative plural)
svećnjakom (instrumental singular)
svećnjacima (instrumental plural)
svijȇćnjāk (alternative Ijekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *svěťьnikъ. By surface analysis, svéća (“candle”) + -njak.


svijećnjak

sh-noun

svijȇćnjāk m (Cyrillic spelling свије̑ћња̄к)

svijȇćnjāk (canonical masculine)
свије̑ћња̄к (Cyrillic)
svijećnjak (nominative singular)
svijećnjaci (nominative plural)
svijećnjaka (genitive singular)
svijećnjaka (genitive plural)
svijećnjaku (dative singular)
svijećnjacima (dative plural)
svijećnjak (accusative singular)
svijećnjake (accusative plural)
svijećnjače (singular vocative)
svijećnjaci (plural vocative)
svijećnjaku (locative singular)
svijećnjacima (locative plural)
svijećnjakom (instrumental singular)
svijećnjacima (instrumental plural)
svȇćnjāk (alternative Ekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *svěťьnikъ. By surface analysis, svijéća (“candle”) + -njak.


čirak

čìrāk (canonical masculine)
чѝра̄к (Cyrillic)
čìrāk (nominative singular)
čiráci (nominative plural)
čiráka (genitive singular)
čiraka (genitive plural)
čirku (dative singular)
čircima (dative plural)
čirak (accusative singular)
čirke (accusative plural)
čirče (singular vocative)
čirci (plural vocative)
čirku (locative singular)
čircima (locative plural)
čirkom (instrumental singular)
čircima (instrumental plural)
čìrjāk (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish چراغ (çirâg, çerâg), from Persian چراغ (čerâġ, “lamp, light, wick”).


čirak

čìrāk (canonical masculine)
чѝра̄к (Cyrillic)
čirak (nominative singular)
čiraci (nominative plural)
čiraka (genitive singular)
čiraka (genitive plural)
čirku (dative singular)
čircima (dative plural)
čirak (accusative singular)
čirke (accusative plural)
čirče (singular vocative)
čirci (plural vocative)
čirku (locative singular)
čircima (locative plural)
čirkom (instrumental singular)
čircima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish چراق (çırak), from Persian چراغ (čerâġ). Akin to čiràkluk.


чирак

чѝра̄к (canonical masculine)
čìrāk (romanization)
чѝра̄к (nominative singular)
чира́ци (nominative plural)
чира́ка (genitive singular)
чирака (genitive plural)
чирку (dative singular)
чирцима (dative plural)
чирак (accusative singular)
чирке (accusative plural)
чирче (singular vocative)
чирци (plural vocative)
чирку (locative singular)
чирцима (locative plural)
чирком (instrumental singular)
чирцима (instrumental plural)
чѝрја̄к (alternative)


чирак

чѝра̄к (canonical masculine)
čìrāk (romanization)
чирак (nominative singular)
чираци (nominative plural)
чирака (genitive singular)
чирака (genitive plural)
чирку (dative singular)
чирцима (dative plural)
чирак (accusative singular)
чирке (accusative plural)
чирче (singular vocative)
чирци (plural vocative)
чирку (locative singular)
чирцима (locative plural)
чирком (instrumental singular)
чирцима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish چراق (çırak), from Persian چراغ (čerâġ). Akin to чира̀клук.


блог

бло̀г (canonical masculine)
blòg (romanization)
блог (nominative singular)
блогови (nominative plural)
блога (genitive singular)
блогова (genitive plural)
блогу (dative singular)
блоговима (dative plural)
блог (accusative singular)
блогове (accusative plural)
блогу (singular vocative)
блогове (plural vocative)
блогу (locative singular)
блоговима (locative plural)
блогом (instrumental singular)
блоговима (instrumental plural)


служба

слу̀жба (canonical feminine)
slùžba (romanization)
слу̀жба (nominative singular)
службе (nominative plural)
службе (genitive singular)
слу̀жбӣ (genitive plural)
служби (dative singular)
службама (dative plural)
службу (accusative singular)
службе (accusative plural)
службо (singular vocative)
службе (plural vocative)
служби (locative singular)
службама (locative plural)
службом (instrumental singular)
службама (instrumental plural)


recept

rècept (canonical masculine)
рѐцепт (Cyrillic)
rècept (nominative singular)
rècepti (nominative plural)
recepta (genitive singular)
rècepātā (genitive plural)
receptu (dative singular)
receptima (dative plural)
recept (accusative singular)
recepte (accusative plural)
recepte (singular vocative)
recepti (plural vocative)
receptu (locative singular)
receptima (locative plural)
receptom (instrumental singular)
receptima (instrumental plural)
rècepat (alternative)


puding

pùding (canonical masculine)
пу̀динг (Cyrillic)
puding (nominative singular)
pudinzi (nominative plural)
pudinga (genitive singular)
pudinga (genitive plural)
pudingu (dative singular)
pudinzima (dative plural)
puding (accusative singular)
pudinge (accusative plural)
pudinže (singular vocative)
pudingu (singular vocative)
pudinzi (plural vocative)
pudingu (locative singular)
pudinzima (locative plural)
pudingom (instrumental singular)
pudinzima (instrumental plural)


lutka

lȕtka (canonical feminine)
лу̏тка (Cyrillic)
lutka (nominative singular)
lutke (nominative plural)
lutke (genitive singular)
lȕtākā (genitive plural)
lȕtkī (genitive plural)
lutki (dative singular)
lutkama (dative plural)
lutku (accusative singular)
lutke (accusative plural)
lutko (singular vocative)
lutke (plural vocative)
lutki (locative singular)
lutkama (locative plural)
lutkom (instrumental singular)
lutkama (instrumental plural)


padež

pádež (canonical masculine)
па́деж (Cyrillic)
pádež (nominative singular)
pádeži (nominative plural)
pádeža (genitive singular)
pádēžā (genitive plural)
pádežu (dative singular)
pádežima (dative plural)
pádež (accusative singular)
pádeže (accusative plural)
pádežu (singular vocative)
pádeži (plural vocative)
pádežu (locative singular)
pádežima (locative plural)
pádežom (instrumental singular)
pádežima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *padežь.
The sense of “grammatical case” is a calque of Latin casus, which is also derived from the verb for falling, cadō. Compare Bulgarian паде́ж (padéž), Russian паде́ж (padéž).


такси

та̀кси (canonical masculine)
tàksi (romanization)
такси (nominative singular)
таксији (nominative plural)
таксија (genitive singular)
таксија (genitive plural)
таксију (dative singular)
таксијима (dative plural)
такси (accusative singular)
таксије (accusative plural)
такси (singular vocative)
таксији (plural vocative)
таксију (locative singular)
таксијима (locative plural)
таксијем (instrumental singular)
таксијима (instrumental plural)


магарац

ма̀гарац (canonical masculine)
màgarac (romanization)
магарац (nominative singular)
магарци (nominative plural)
магарца (genitive singular)
магараца (genitive plural)
магарцу (dative singular)
магарцима (dative plural)
магарца (accusative singular)
магарце (accusative plural)
магарче (singular vocative)
магарци (plural vocative)
магарцу (locative singular)
магарцима (locative plural)
магарцем (instrumental singular)
магарцима (instrumental plural)


boem

bòēm (canonical masculine)
бо̀е̄м (Cyrillic)
bòēm (nominative singular)
boémi (nominative plural)
boéma (genitive singular)
boémā (genitive plural)
boému (dative singular)
boémima (dative plural)
boéma (accusative singular)
boéme (accusative plural)
bȍēme (singular vocative)
boémi (plural vocative)
boému (locative singular)
boémima (locative plural)
boémom (instrumental singular)
boémima (instrumental plural)


слобода

слобо̀да (canonical feminine)
slobòda (romanization)
слобо̀да (nominative singular)
слободе (nominative plural)
слободе (genitive singular)
слобо́да̄ (genitive plural)
слободи (dative singular)
слободама (dative plural)
слободу (accusative singular)
слободе (accusative plural)
слободо (singular vocative)
слободе (plural vocative)
слободи (locative singular)
слободама (locative plural)
слободом (instrumental singular)
слободама (instrumental plural)


atleta

атлета (Cyrillic)
àtlēt (alternative Croatia)

(Bosnia, Serbia, historical) fighter (in ancient Greek Olympics)

(Bosnia, Serbia) a bodybuilding competition winner

(Bosnia, Serbia) a strongman, athletic person


рукав

ру̀ка̄в (canonical masculine)
rùkāv (romanization)
ру̀ка̄в (nominative singular)
рука́ви (nominative plural)
рука́ва (genitive singular)
рука́ва̄ (genitive plural)
рука́ву (dative singular)
рука́вима (dative plural)
ру̀ка̄в (accusative singular)
рука́ве (accusative plural)
ру̏ка̄ве (singular vocative)
рука́ви (plural vocative)
рука́ву (locative singular)
рука́вима (locative plural)
рука́вом (instrumental singular)
рука́вима (instrumental plural)


блато

бла̏то (canonical neuter)
blȁto (romanization)
бла̏то (nominative singular)
бла̏та (nominative plural)
бла̏та (genitive singular)
бла̑та̄ (genitive plural)
блату (dative singular)
блатима (dative plural)
блато (accusative singular)
бла̏та (accusative plural)
блато (singular vocative)
бла̏та (plural vocative)
блату (locative singular)
блатима (locative plural)
блатом (instrumental singular)
блатима (instrumental plural)


mulj

mȗlj (canonical masculine)
му̑љ (Cyrillic)
mulj (nominative singular)
múljevi (nominative plural)
mulja (genitive singular)
muljeva (genitive plural)
mulju (dative singular)
muljevima (dative plural)
mulj (accusative singular)
muljeve (accusative plural)
mulju (singular vocative)
muljevi (plural vocative)
mulju (locative singular)
muljevima (locative plural)
muljem (instrumental singular)
muljevima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *mulъ, *muljь.


муљ

му̑љ (canonical masculine)
mȗlj (romanization)
муљ (nominative singular)
му́љеви (nominative plural)
муља (genitive singular)
муљева (genitive plural)
муљу (dative singular)
муљевима (dative plural)
муљ (accusative singular)
муљеве (accusative plural)
муљу (singular vocative)
муљеви (plural vocative)
муљу (locative singular)
муљевима (locative plural)
муљем (instrumental singular)
муљевима (instrumental plural)


бој

бо̑ј (canonical masculine)
bȏj (romanization)
бо̑ј (nominative singular)
бо̀јеви (nominative plural)
бо̏ја (genitive singular)
бојева (genitive plural)
боју (dative singular)
бојевима (dative plural)
бој (accusative singular)
бојеве (accusative plural)
боју (singular vocative)
бојеви (plural vocative)
боју (locative singular)
бојевима (locative plural)
бојем (instrumental singular)
бојевима (instrumental plural)


турбан

ту̀рба̄н (canonical masculine)
tùrbān (romanization)
ту̀рба̄н (nominative singular)
турбани (nominative plural)
турба́на (genitive singular)
турбана (genitive plural)
турбану (dative singular)
турбанима (dative plural)
турбан (accusative singular)
турбане (accusative plural)
турбане (singular vocative)
турбани (plural vocative)
турбану (locative singular)
турбанима (locative plural)
турбаном (instrumental singular)
турбанима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Turban, from Ottoman Turkish دلبند (dülbend) (Turkish tülbent), from Persian دلبند (dolband).
Doublet of ту̏липа̄н (“tulip”).


турбан

ту̀рба̄н (canonical masculine)
tùrbān (romanization)
ту̀рба̄н (nominative singular)
турбани (nominative plural)
турба́на (genitive singular)
турбана (genitive plural)
турбану (dative singular)
турбанима (dative plural)
турбана (accusative singular)
турбане (accusative plural)
турбане (singular vocative)
турбани (plural vocative)
турбану (locative singular)
турбанима (locative plural)
турбаном (instrumental singular)
турбанима (instrumental plural)

turban snail (family Turbinidae, esp. Bolma rugosa)


čalma

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish چالمه (çalma).


saruk

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish صارق (sarık).


лов

ло̑в (canonical masculine)
lȏv (romanization)
ло̑в (nominative singular)
ло̀вови (nominative plural)
ло̏ва (genitive singular)
ло̀во̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
лову (dative singular)
лововима (dative plural)
лов (accusative singular)
ловове (accusative plural)
лове (singular vocative)
ловови (plural vocative)
лову (locative singular)
лововима (locative plural)
ловом (instrumental singular)
лововима (instrumental plural)


плод

пло̑д (canonical masculine)
plȏd (romanization)
пло̑д (nominative singular)
пло̀дови (nominative plural)
плода (genitive singular)
плодова (genitive plural)
плоду (dative singular)
плодовима (dative plural)
плод (accusative singular)
плодове (accusative plural)
плоде (singular vocative)
плодови (plural vocative)
плоду (locative singular)
плодовима (locative plural)
плодом (instrumental singular)
плодовима (instrumental plural)


publika

pùblika (canonical feminine)
пу̀блика (Cyrillic)
publika (nominative singular)
publike (nominative plural)
publike (genitive singular)
publika (genitive plural)
publici (dative singular)
publikama (dative plural)
publiku (accusative singular)
publike (accusative plural)
publiko (singular vocative)
publike (plural vocative)
publici (locative singular)
publikama (locative plural)
publikom (instrumental singular)
publikama (instrumental plural)


марш

ма̏рш (canonical masculine)
mȁrš (romanization)
ма̏рш (nominative singular)
ма̀ршеви (nominative plural)
марша (genitive singular)
маршева (genitive plural)
маршу (dative singular)
маршевима (dative plural)
марш (accusative singular)
маршеве (accusative plural)
маршу (singular vocative)
маршеви (plural vocative)
маршу (locative singular)
маршевима (locative plural)
маршем (instrumental singular)
маршевима (instrumental plural)

Ultimately from French marche (“march”).


дама

да́ма (canonical feminine)
dáma (romanization)
дама (nominative singular)
даме (nominative plural)
даме (genitive singular)
дама (genitive plural)
дами (dative singular)
дамама (dative plural)
даму (accusative singular)
даме (accusative plural)
дамо (singular vocative)
даме (plural vocative)
дами (locative singular)
дамама (locative plural)
дамом (instrumental singular)
дамама (instrumental plural)


обед

obed (romanization)
обед (nominative singular)
обеди (nominative plural)
обеда (genitive singular)
обеда (genitive plural)
обеду (dative singular)
обедима (dative plural)
обед (accusative singular)
обеде (accusative plural)
обеду (singular vocative)
обеде(?) (singular vocative)
обеди (plural vocative)
обеду (locative singular)
обедима (locative plural)
обедом (instrumental singular)
обедима (instrumental plural)
објед (alternative Ijekavian)


kvadrant

sh-noun

kvàdrant m (Cyrillic spelling ква̀дрант)

kvàdrant (canonical masculine)
ква̀дрант (Cyrillic)
kvàdrant (nominative singular)
kvadranti (nominative plural)
kvadranta (genitive singular)
kvàdranātā (genitive plural)
kvadrantu (dative singular)
kvadrantima (dative plural)
kvadrant (accusative singular)
kvadrante (accusative plural)
kvadrante (singular vocative)
kvadranti (plural vocative)
kvadrantu (locative singular)
kvadrantima (locative plural)
kvadrantom (instrumental singular)
kvadrantima (instrumental plural)


temperatura

temperatúra f (Cyrillic spelling температу́ра)

temperatúra (canonical feminine)
температу́ра (Cyrillic)
temperatura (nominative singular)
temperature (nominative plural)
temperature (genitive singular)
temperatura (genitive plural)
temperaturi (dative singular)
temperaturama (dative plural)
temperaturu (accusative singular)
temperature (accusative plural)
temperaturo (singular vocative)
temperature (plural vocative)
temperaturi (locative singular)
temperaturama (locative plural)
temperaturom (instrumental singular)
temperaturama (instrumental plural)

Learned borrowing from Latin temperātūra.


pramen

prȁmēn (canonical masculine)
пра̏ме̄н (Cyrillic)
pramen (nominative singular)
pramenovi (nominative plural)
prameni (nominative plural)
pramena (genitive singular)
pramenova (genitive plural)
pramena (genitive plural)
pramenu (dative singular)
pramenovima (dative plural)
pramenima (dative plural)
pramen (accusative singular)
pramenove (accusative plural)
pramene (accusative plural)
pramene (singular vocative)
pramenovi (plural vocative)
prameni (plural vocative)
pramenu (locative singular)
pramenovima (locative plural)
pramenima (locative plural)
pramenom (instrumental singular)
pramenovima (instrumental plural)
pramenima (instrumental plural)


kladivo

klȁdīvo (canonical neuter)
кла̏дӣво (Cyrillic)
kladivo (nominative singular)
kladiva (nominative plural)
kladiva (genitive singular)
kladiva (genitive plural)
kladivu (dative singular)
kladivima (dative plural)
kladivo (accusative singular)
kladiva (accusative plural)
kladivo (singular vocative)
kladiva (plural vocative)
kladivu (locative singular)
kladivima (locative plural)
kladivom (instrumental singular)
kladivima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kladivo, a borrowing of Proto-Celtic *kladiwos.


panteist

pantèist (canonical masculine)
пантѐист (Cyrillic)
panteist (nominative singular)
panteisti (nominative plural)
panteista (genitive singular)
panteista (genitive plural)
panteistu (dative singular)
panteistima (dative plural)
panteista (accusative singular)
panteiste (accusative plural)
panteiste (singular vocative)
panteisti (plural vocative)
panteistu (locative singular)
panteistima (locative plural)
panteistom (instrumental singular)
panteistima (instrumental plural)


hlorofil

sh-noun

hloròfīl m (Cyrillic spelling хлоро̀фӣл)

hloròfīl (canonical masculine)
хлоро̀фӣл (Cyrillic)
hloròfīl (nominative singular)
hlorofili (nominative plural)
hlorofíla (genitive singular)
hlorofila (genitive plural)
hlorofilu (dative singular)
hlorofilima (dative plural)
hlorofil (accusative singular)
hlorofile (accusative plural)
hlorofile (singular vocative)
hlorofili (plural vocative)
hlorofilu (locative singular)
hlorofilima (locative plural)
hlorofilom (instrumental singular)
hlorofilima (instrumental plural)
kloròfīl (alternative Croatia)

(Bosnia, Serbia) chlorophyll (green pigment)


хлорофил

хлоро̀фӣл (canonical masculine)
hloròfīl (romanization)
хлоро̀фӣл (nominative singular)
хлорофили (nominative plural)
хлорофи́ла (genitive singular)
хлорофила (genitive plural)
хлорофилу (dative singular)
хлорофилима (dative plural)
хлорофил (accusative singular)
хлорофиле (accusative plural)
хлорофиле (singular vocative)
хлорофили (plural vocative)
хлорофилу (locative singular)
хлорофилима (locative plural)
хлорофилом (instrumental singular)
хлорофилима (instrumental plural)
клоро̀фӣл (alternative Croatia)


кутак

ку́так (canonical masculine)
kútak (romanization)
ку́так (nominative singular)
ку́(т)ци (nominative plural)
ку́тка (genitive singular)
ку̑та̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
кутку (dative singular)
куцима (dative plural)
кутцима (dative plural)
кутак (accusative singular)
кутке (accusative plural)
кутку (singular vocative)
ку́(т)ци (plural vocative)
кутком (locative singular)
куцима (locative plural)
кутцима (locative plural)
кутком (instrumental singular)
куцима (instrumental plural)
кутцима (instrumental plural)


вал

ва̑л (canonical masculine)
vȃl (romanization)
вал (nominative singular)
валови (nominative plural)
вала (genitive singular)
валова (genitive plural)
валу (dative singular)
валовима (dative plural)
вал (accusative singular)
валове (accusative plural)
вале (singular vocative)
валови (plural vocative)
валу (locative singular)
валовима (locative plural)
валом (instrumental singular)
валовима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *valъ, from Proto-Indo-European *welH- (“to turn, roll”).


пора

по́ра (canonical feminine)
póra (romanization)
по́ра (nominative singular)
поре (nominative plural)
поре (genitive singular)
по́ра̄ (genitive plural)
пори (dative singular)
порама (dative plural)
пору (accusative singular)
поре (accusative plural)
поро (singular vocative)
поре (plural vocative)
пори (locative singular)
порама (locative plural)
пором (instrumental singular)
порама (instrumental plural)


пушка

sh-noun

пу̏шка f (Latin spelling pȕška, diminutive пу̏шкица)

пу̏шка (canonical feminine)
pȕška (romanization)
пу̏шкица (diminutive)
пу̏шка (nominative singular)
пушке (nominative plural)
пушке (genitive singular)
пу̏ша̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
пушки (dative singular)
пушци (dative singular)
пушкама (dative plural)
пушку (accusative singular)
пушке (accusative plural)
пушко (singular vocative)
пушке (plural vocative)
пушки (locative singular)
пушци (locative singular)
пушкама (locative plural)
пушком (instrumental singular)
пушкама (instrumental plural)

→ Albanian: pushkë

Common Slavic, from Old High German būhse, from Latin pyxis, from Ancient Greek πυξίς (puxís).


сродство

сро̀дство (canonical neuter)
sròdstvo (romanization)
сродство (nominative singular)
сродства (nominative plural)
сродства (genitive singular)
сро̀дста̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
сродству (dative singular)
сродствима (dative plural)
сродство (accusative singular)
сродства (accusative plural)
сродство (singular vocative)
сродства (plural vocative)
сродству (locative singular)
сродствима (locative plural)
сродством (instrumental singular)
сродствима (instrumental plural)

relationship (connection or association)


склад

скла̏д (canonical masculine)
sklȁd (romanization)
склад (nominative singular)
склада (genitive singular)
складу (dative singular)
склад (accusative singular)
складе (singular vocative)
складу (locative singular)
складом (instrumental singular)


тон

то̑н (canonical masculine)
tȏn (romanization)
то̑н (nominative singular)
то́нови (nominative plural)
тона (genitive singular)
тонова (genitive plural)
тону (dative singular)
тоновима (dative plural)
тон (accusative singular)
тонове (accusative plural)
тоне (singular vocative)
тонови (plural vocative)
тону (locative singular)
тоновима (locative plural)
тоном (instrumental singular)
тоновима (instrumental plural)


interlingva

interlingva f (Cyrillic spelling интерлингва)

интерлингва (Cyrillic)


riva

рива (Cyrillic)
riva (nominative singular)
rive (nominative plural)
rive (genitive singular)
riva (genitive plural)
rivi (dative singular)
rivama (dative plural)
rivu (accusative singular)
rive (accusative plural)
rivo (singular vocative)
rive (plural vocative)
rivi (locative singular)
rivama (locative plural)
rivom (instrumental singular)
rivama (instrumental plural)

Through Italian, ultimately from Latin ripa (“bank, shore, coast”). First attested in the 16th century.


karton

kàrtōn (canonical masculine)
ка̀рто̄н (Cyrillic)
kàrtōn (nominative singular)
kartóna (genitive singular)
kartonu (dative singular)
karton (accusative singular)
kartone (singular vocative)
kartonu (locative singular)
kartonom (instrumental singular)

From German Karton, from French carton, from Italian cartone.


шах

ша̏х (canonical masculine)
šȁh (romanization)
ша̏х (nominative singular)
ша̏хови (nominative plural)
шаха (genitive singular)
шахова (genitive plural)
шаху (dative singular)
шаховима (dative plural)
шах (accusative singular)
шахове (accusative plural)
шаше (singular vocative)
шаху (singular vocative)
шахови (plural vocative)
шаху (locative singular)
шаховима (locative plural)
шахом (instrumental singular)
шаховима (instrumental plural)


hosta

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *xvȍstъ. Compare Slovene hosta (“forest”), Czech chvost.


simulator

simùlātor m (Cyrillic spelling симу̀ла̄тор)

simùlātor (canonical masculine)
симу̀ла̄тор (Cyrillic)
simulator (nominative singular)
simulatori (nominative plural)
simulatora (genitive singular)
simulatora (genitive plural)
simulatoru (dative singular)
simulatorima (dative plural)
simulator (accusative singular)
simulatore (accusative plural)
simulatoru (singular vocative)
simulatori (plural vocative)
simulatoru (locative singular)
simulatorima (locative plural)
simulatorom (instrumental singular)
simulatorima (instrumental plural)


bevanda

bèvānda (canonical feminine)
бѐва̄нда (Cyrillic)
bevanda (nominative singular)
bevande (genitive singular)
bevandi (dative singular)
bevandu (accusative singular)
bevando (singular vocative)
bevandi (locative singular)
bevandom (instrumental singular)

(uncountable, Croatia) wine diluted with water


жир

жи̑р (canonical masculine)
žȋr (romanization)
жи̑р (nominative singular)
жи́рови (nominative plural)
жира (genitive singular)
жирова (genitive plural)
жиру (dative singular)
жировима (dative plural)
жир (accusative singular)
жирове (accusative plural)
жиру (singular vocative)
жирови (plural vocative)
жиру (locative singular)
жировима (locative plural)
жиром (instrumental singular)
жировима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *žirъ. Related to жи̑в (“alive”).


balega

bȁlega (canonical feminine)
ба̏лега (Cyrillic)
balega (nominative singular)
balege (nominative plural)
balege (genitive singular)
balega (genitive plural)
balezi (dative singular)
balegi (dative singular)
balegama (dative plural)
balegu (accusative singular)
balege (accusative plural)
balego (singular vocative)
balege (plural vocative)
balezi (locative singular)
balegi (locative singular)
balegama (locative plural)
balegom (instrumental singular)
balegama (instrumental plural)

from Proto-Indo-European *bolgʷ-, also found in modern Albanian Albanian bajgë (archaic and dialectal balgë, balëgë) and Romanian baligă. Probably borrowed from Albanian.


balega

baléga (canonical feminine)
бале́га (Cyrillic)
balega (nominative singular)
balege (nominative plural)
balege (genitive singular)
balega (genitive plural)
balezi (dative singular)
balegama (dative plural)
balegu (accusative singular)
balege (accusative plural)
balego (singular vocative)
balege (plural vocative)
balezi (locative singular)
balegama (locative plural)
balegom (instrumental singular)
balegama (instrumental plural)


балега

ба̏лега (canonical feminine)
bȁlega (romanization)
балега (nominative singular)
балеге (nominative plural)
балеге (genitive singular)
балега (genitive plural)
балези (dative singular)
балеги (dative singular)
балегама (dative plural)
балегу (accusative singular)
балеге (accusative plural)
балего (singular vocative)
балеге (plural vocative)
балези (locative singular)
балеги (locative singular)
балегама (locative plural)
балегом (instrumental singular)
балегама (instrumental plural)

from Proto-Indo-European *bolgʷ-, also found in modern Albanian bajgë (archaic and dialectal balgë, balëgë), perhaps from it. Also Romanian baligă.


балега

бале́га (canonical feminine)
baléga (romanization)
балега (nominative singular)
балеге (nominative plural)
балеге (genitive singular)
балега (genitive plural)
балези (dative singular)
балегама (dative plural)
балегу (accusative singular)
балеге (accusative plural)
балего (singular vocative)
балеге (plural vocative)
балези (locative singular)
балегама (locative plural)
балегом (instrumental singular)
балегама (instrumental plural)


гној

гно̑ј (canonical masculine)
gnȏj (romanization)
гно̑ј (nominative singular)
гно̀јеви (nominative plural)
гно̀ја (genitive singular)
гнојева (genitive plural)
гноју (dative singular)
гнојевима (dative plural)
гној (accusative singular)
гнојеве (accusative plural)
гноју (singular vocative)
гнојеви (plural vocative)
гноју (locative singular)
гнојевима (locative plural)
гнојем (instrumental singular)
гнојевима (instrumental plural)


skarabej

skaràbej m (Cyrillic spelling скара̀беј)

skaràbej (canonical masculine)
скара̀беј (Cyrillic)
skaràbej (nominative singular)
skarabeji (nominative plural)
skarabèja (genitive singular)
skarabeja (genitive plural)
skarabeju (dative singular)
skarabejima (dative plural)
skarabej (accusative singular)
skarabeja (accusative singular)
skarabeje (accusative plural)
skarabeje (singular vocative)
skarabeji (plural vocative)
skarabeju (locative singular)
skarabejima (locative plural)
skarabejem (instrumental singular)
skarabejima (instrumental plural)


скарабеј

скара̀беј (canonical masculine)
skaràbej (romanization)
скара̀беј (nominative singular)
скарабеји (nominative plural)
скарабѐја (genitive singular)
скарабеја (genitive plural)
скарабеју (dative singular)
скарабејима (dative plural)
скарабеј (accusative singular)
скарабеја (accusative singular)
скарабеје (accusative plural)
скарабеје (singular vocative)
скарабеји (plural vocative)
скарабеју (locative singular)
скарабејима (locative plural)
скарабејем (instrumental singular)
скарабејима (instrumental plural)


л.

(grammar) Abbreviation of лице (“person of a verb”).

(publishing) Abbreviation of лист (“sheet, leaf, page”).


alkohol

àlkohol (canonical masculine)
а̀лкохол (Cyrillic)
alkohol (nominative singular)
alkoholi (nominative plural)
alkohola (genitive singular)
alkohola (genitive plural)
alkoholu (dative singular)
alkoholima (dative plural)
alkohol (accusative singular)
alkohole (accusative plural)
alkohole (singular vocative)
alkoholi (plural vocative)
alkoholu (locative singular)
alkoholima (locative plural)
alkoholom (instrumental singular)
alkoholima (instrumental plural)


слуга

слу́га (canonical masculine)
slúga (romanization)
слу́га (nominative singular)
слу̑ге (nominative plural)
слуге (genitive singular)
слу̑гӯ (genitive plural)
слу̑га̄ (genitive plural)
слуги (dative singular)
слугама (dative plural)
слугу (accusative singular)
слуге (accusative plural)
слу̑го (singular vocative)
слуге (plural vocative)
слуги (locative singular)
слугама (locative plural)
слугом (instrumental singular)
слугама (instrumental plural)


autostrada

àutostrāda f (Cyrillic spelling а̀утостра̄да)

àutostrāda (canonical feminine)
а̀утостра̄да (Cyrillic)
autostrada (nominative singular)
autostrade (nominative plural)
autostrade (genitive singular)
autostrada (genitive plural)
autostradi (dative singular)
autostradama (dative plural)
autostradu (accusative singular)
autostrade (accusative plural)
autostrado (singular vocative)
autostrade (plural vocative)
autostradi (locative singular)
autostradama (locative plural)
autostradom (instrumental singular)
autostradama (instrumental plural)


meč

меч (Cyrillic)
mȁč (alternative standard)

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

sprid i zad jahahu vitezi železni,
kopja jim se sjahu i meči bodežni.

Svak u vojski muči gledav sablju ter meč,
Pod njom zemlja buci deset milj udaleč.

1584, Brne Karnarutić, Vazetje Sigeta grada:

I njoj meč smrt zada kod drugih vojnika,
što je mužu sada ta vladika? Dika.

1684, Pavao Vitezović, Odiljenje sigetsko:


meč

mȅč (canonical masculine)
ме̏ч (Cyrillic)
meč (nominative singular)
mečevi (nominative plural)
meča (genitive singular)
mečeva (genitive plural)
meču (dative singular)
mečevima (dative plural)
meč (accusative singular)
mečeve (accusative plural)
meču (singular vocative)
mečevi (plural vocative)
meču (locative singular)
mečevima (locative plural)
mečom (instrumental singular)
mečevima (instrumental plural)


etiketa

etikéta (canonical feminine)
етике́та (Cyrillic)
etiketa (nominative singular)
etikete (nominative plural)
etikete (genitive singular)
etiketa (genitive plural)
etiketi (dative singular)
etiketama (dative plural)
etiketu (accusative singular)
etikete (accusative plural)
etiketo (singular vocative)
etikete (plural vocative)
etiketi (locative singular)
etiketama (locative plural)
etiketom (instrumental singular)
etiketama (instrumental plural)
etikecija (alternative)


filozof

filòzof (canonical masculine)
фило̀зоф (Cyrillic)
filozof (nominative singular)
filozofi (nominative plural)
filozofa (genitive singular)
filozofa (genitive plural)
filozofu (dative singular)
filozofima (dative plural)
filozofa (accusative singular)
filozofe (accusative plural)
filozofe (singular vocative)
filozofi (plural vocative)
filozofu (locative singular)
filozofima (locative plural)
filozofom (instrumental singular)
filozofima (instrumental plural)

From Ancient Greek φιλόσοφος (philósophos).


klik

klȉk (canonical masculine)
кли̏к (Cyrillic)

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


шпага

шпа́га (canonical feminine)
špága (romanization)
шпага (nominative singular)
шпаге (nominative plural)
шпаге (genitive singular)
шпага (genitive plural)
шпаги (dative singular)
шпагама (dative plural)
шпагу (accusative singular)
шпаге (accusative plural)
шпаго (singular vocative)
шпаге (plural vocative)
шпаги (locative singular)
шпагама (locative plural)
шпагом (instrumental singular)
шпагама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Spage, from Italian spago. Compare Albanian spango.


муха

му̀ха (canonical feminine)
mùha (romanization)
му̀ха (nominative singular)
мухе (nominative plural)
мухе (genitive singular)
му́ха̄ (genitive plural)
мухи (dative singular)
мухама (dative plural)
муху (accusative singular)
мухе (accusative plural)
мухо (singular vocative)
мухе (plural vocative)
мухи (locative singular)
мухама (locative plural)
мухом (instrumental singular)
мухама (instrumental plural)
му̀ва (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


vlak

vlȃk (canonical masculine)
вла̑к (Cyrillic)
vlȃk (nominative singular)
vlȁkovi (nominative plural)
vlaka (genitive singular)
vlakova (genitive plural)
vlaku (dative singular)
vlakovima (dative plural)
vlak (accusative singular)
vlakove (accusative plural)
vlače (singular vocative)
vlakovi (plural vocative)
vlaku (locative singular)
vlakovima (locative plural)
vlakom (instrumental singular)
vlakovima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Czech vlak, itself calqued after German Zug.


bazen

bàzēn (canonical masculine)
ба̀зе̄н (Cyrillic)
bàzēn (nominative singular)
bazeni (nominative plural)
bazéna (genitive singular)
bazena (genitive plural)
bazenu (dative singular)
bazenima (dative plural)
bazen (accusative singular)
bazene (accusative plural)
bazene (singular vocative)
bazeni (plural vocative)
bazenu (locative singular)
bazenima (locative plural)
bazenom (instrumental singular)
bazenima (instrumental plural)
bàsēn (alternative Bosnia Serbia)

→ Albanian: bazen

(geography) basin (an area of water that drains into a river)


мрак

мра̑к (canonical masculine)
mrȃk (romanization)
мра̑к (nominative singular)
мра̏кови (nominative plural)
мрака (genitive singular)
мракова (genitive plural)
мраку (dative singular)
мраковима (dative plural)
мрак (accusative singular)
мракове (accusative plural)
мраче (singular vocative)
мракови (plural vocative)
мраку (locative singular)
мраковима (locative plural)
мраком (instrumental singular)
мраковима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *morkъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *markas, from Proto-Indo-European *mergʷ- (“to flicker; to darken; to be dark”).

inh

Они раде од јутра до мрака.

(slang) the bomb, the shit (something of excellent quality)


formant

fòrmant (canonical masculine)
фо̀рмант (Cyrillic)
fòrmant (nominative singular)
formanti (nominative plural)
formanta (genitive singular)
fòrmanātā (genitive plural)
formantu (dative singular)
formantima (dative plural)
formant (accusative singular)
formante (accusative plural)
formantu (singular vocative)
formante (singular vocative)
formanti (plural vocative)
formantu (locative singular)
formantima (locative plural)
formantom (instrumental singular)
formantima (instrumental plural)

(linguistic morphology) formative (language unit, typically a morph, that has a morphological function)


bajs

bȁjs (canonical masculine)
ба̏јс (Cyrillic)
bajs (nominative singular)
bajsevi (nominative plural)
bajsovi (nominative plural)
bajsa (genitive singular)
bajseva (genitive plural)
bajsova (genitive plural)
bajsu (dative singular)
bajsevima (dative plural)
bajsovima (dative plural)
bajs (accusative singular)
bajseve (accusative plural)
bajsove (accusative plural)
bajse (singular vocative)
bajsu (singular vocative)
bajsevi (plural vocative)
bajsovi (plural vocative)
bajsu (locative singular)
bajsevima (locative plural)
bajsovima (locative plural)
bajsem (instrumental singular)
bajsom (instrumental singular)
bajsevima (instrumental plural)
bajsovima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed and shortened from English bicycle.


луг

лу̑г (canonical masculine)
lȗg (romanization)
лу̑г (nominative singular)
лу̏гови (nominative plural)
лу̑зи (nominative plural)
луга (genitive singular)
лу̏го̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
лугу (dative singular)
луговима (dative plural)
лузима (dative plural)
луг (accusative singular)
лугове (accusative plural)
луже (singular vocative)
лугови (plural vocative)
лузи (plural vocative)
лугу (locative singular)
луговима (locative plural)
лузима (locative plural)
лугом (instrumental singular)
луговима (instrumental plural)
лузима (instrumental plural)


луг

лу̑г (canonical masculine)
lȗg (romanization)

Borrowed from Middle High German louge, from Middle High German louga, from Proto-West Germanic *laugu, from Proto-Germanic *laugō.


волан

во̀ла̄н (canonical masculine)
vòlān (romanization)
во̀ла̄н (nominative singular)
волани (nominative plural)
вола́на (genitive singular)
волана (genitive plural)
волану (dative singular)
воланима (dative plural)
волан (accusative singular)
волане (accusative plural)
волане (singular vocative)
волани (plural vocative)
волану (locative singular)
воланима (locative plural)
воланом (instrumental singular)
воланима (instrumental plural)


volan

vòlān (canonical masculine)
во̀ла̄н (Cyrillic)
vòlān (nominative singular)
volani (nominative plural)
volána (genitive singular)
volana (genitive plural)
volanu (dative singular)
volanima (dative plural)
volan (accusative singular)
volane (accusative plural)
volane (singular vocative)
volani (plural vocative)
volanu (locative singular)
volanima (locative plural)
volanom (instrumental singular)
volanima (instrumental plural)

za volanom


труп

тру̑п (canonical masculine)
trȗp (romanization)
тру̑п (nominative singular)
тру́пови (nominative plural)
трупа (genitive singular)
трупова (genitive plural)
трупу (dative singular)
труповима (dative plural)
труп (accusative singular)
трупове (accusative plural)
трупе (singular vocative)
трупови (plural vocative)
трупу (locative singular)
труповима (locative plural)
трупом (instrumental singular)
труповима (instrumental plural)


aneroid

aneròīd (canonical masculine)
анеро̀ӣд (Cyrillic)


fontana

fòntāna (canonical feminine)
фо̀нта̄на (Cyrillic)
fontana (nominative singular)
fontane (nominative plural)
fontane (genitive singular)
fontana (genitive plural)
fontani (dative singular)
fontanama (dative plural)
fontanu (accusative singular)
fontane (accusative plural)
fontano (singular vocative)
fontane (plural vocative)
fontani (locative singular)
fontanama (locative plural)
fontanom (instrumental singular)
fontanama (instrumental plural)


kapital

kapìtāl (canonical masculine)
капѝта̄л (Cyrillic)
kapìtāl (nominative singular)
kapitali (nominative plural)
kapitála (genitive singular)
kapitala (genitive plural)
kapitalu (dative singular)
kapitalima (dative plural)
kapital (accusative singular)
kapitale (accusative plural)
kapitale (singular vocative)
kapitali (plural vocative)
kapitalu (locative singular)
kapitalima (locative plural)
kapitalom (instrumental singular)
kapitalima (instrumental plural)


kube

kùbe (canonical neuter)
ку̀бе (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish گنبد (günbed) (Turkish kümbet), from Persian گنبد (gonbad).


sperma

spèrma (canonical feminine)
спѐрма (Cyrillic)
sperma (nominative singular)
sperme (nominative plural)
sperme (genitive singular)
sperma (genitive plural)
spermi (dative singular)
spermama (dative plural)
spermu (accusative singular)
sperme (accusative plural)
spermo (singular vocative)
sperme (plural vocative)
spermi (locative singular)
spermama (locative plural)
spermom (instrumental singular)
spermama (instrumental plural)


кора

ко̏ра (canonical feminine)
kȍra (romanization)
ко̏ра (nominative singular)
коре (nominative plural)
коре (genitive singular)
ко̑ра̄ (genitive plural)
кори (dative singular)
корама (dative plural)
кору (accusative singular)
коре (accusative plural)
коро (singular vocative)
коре (plural vocative)
кори (locative singular)
корама (locative plural)
кором (instrumental singular)
корама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kora, from Proto-Indo-European *ker-.


burza

bȕrza (canonical feminine)
бу̏рза (Cyrillic)
burza (nominative singular)
burze (nominative plural)
burze (genitive singular)
burza (genitive plural)
burzi (genitive plural)
burzi (dative singular)
burzama (dative plural)
burzu (accusative singular)
burze (accusative plural)
burzo (singular vocative)
burze (plural vocative)
burzi (locative singular)
burzama (locative plural)
burzom (instrumental singular)
burzama (instrumental plural)
bȅrza (alternative Bosnia Montenegro Serbia)

(Croatia) stock exchange, exchange, financial market


kršćanstvo

sh-noun

kr̀šćānstvo n (Cyrillic spelling кр̀шћа̄нство)

kr̀šćānstvo (canonical neuter)
кр̀шћа̄нство (Cyrillic)
kršćanstvo (nominative singular)
kršćanstva (genitive singular)
kršćanstvu (dative singular)
kršćanstvo (accusative singular)
kršćanstvo (singular vocative)
kršćanstvu (locative singular)
kršćanstvom (instrumental singular)
hrišćanstvo (alternative Bosnia Montenegro Serbia)

(uncountable, Croatia, Bosnia) Christianity, Christendom


antimon

àntimon (canonical masculine)
а̀нтимон (Cyrillic)
antimon (nominative singular)
antimona (genitive singular)
antimonu (dative singular)
antimon (accusative singular)
antimone (singular vocative)
antimonu (locative singular)
antimonom (instrumental singular)


lantanoid

lantanoid m (Cyrillic spelling лантаноид)


seka

séka (canonical feminine)
се́ка (Cyrillic)

→ Romanian: seca (regional)

(informal) sis (an affectionate term for a sister or female cousin)


kredo

krȇdo (canonical masculine)
кре̑до (Cyrillic)
krȇdo (nominative singular)
krȇda (nominative plural)
kreda (genitive singular)
kreda (genitive plural)
kredu (dative singular)
kredima (dative plural)
kredo (accusative singular)
kreda (accusative plural)
kredo (singular vocative)
kreda (plural vocative)
kredu (locative singular)
kredima (locative plural)
kredom (instrumental singular)
kredima (instrumental plural)


компас

ко̀мпас (canonical masculine)
kòmpas (romanization)
ко̀мпас (nominative singular)
компаси (nominative plural)
компаса (genitive singular)
ко̏мпа̄са̄ (genitive plural)
компасу (dative singular)
компасима (dative plural)
компас (accusative singular)
компасе (accusative plural)
компасе (singular vocative)
компаси (plural vocative)
компасу (locative singular)
компасима (locative plural)
компасом (instrumental singular)
компасима (instrumental plural)


lauta

làuta (canonical feminine)
ла̀ута (Cyrillic)
làuta (nominative singular)
làute (nominative plural)
làutē (genitive singular)
làūtā (genitive plural)
làuti (dative singular)
làutama (dative plural)
làutu (accusative singular)
làute (accusative plural)
làuto (singular vocative)
làute (plural vocative)
làuti (locative singular)
làutama (locative plural)
làutōm (instrumental singular)
làutama (instrumental plural)


grudva

грудва (Cyrillic)
grudva (nominative singular)
grudve (nominative plural)
grudve (genitive singular)
grudvi (genitive plural)
grudva (genitive plural)
grudvi (dative singular)
grudvama (dative plural)
grudvu (accusative singular)
grudve (accusative plural)
grudvo (singular vocative)
grudve (plural vocative)
grudvi (locative singular)
grudvama (locative plural)
grudvom (instrumental singular)
grudvama (instrumental plural)
grȕda (alternative)


грудва

grudva (romanization)
грудва (nominative singular)
грудве (nominative plural)
грудве (genitive singular)
грудви (genitive plural)
грудва (genitive plural)
грудви (dative singular)
грудвама (dative plural)
грудву (accusative singular)
грудве (accusative plural)
грудво (singular vocative)
грудве (plural vocative)
грудви (locative singular)
грудвама (locative plural)
грудвом (instrumental singular)
грудвама (instrumental plural)
гру̏да (alternative)


planka

plȃnka (canonical feminine)
пла̑нка (Cyrillic)
planka (nominative singular)
planke (nominative plural)
planke (genitive singular)
planka (genitive plural)
planki (dative singular)
plankama (dative plural)
planku (accusative singular)
planke (accusative plural)
planko (singular vocative)
planke (plural vocative)
planki (locative singular)
plankama (locative plural)
plankom (instrumental singular)
plankama (instrumental plural)

a plank, a board; sawn piece of timber (thicker than 48 mm)


peki

Alternative form: peci


домаћи рад

домаћи рад m (Latin spelling domaći rad)


домаћа задаћа

домаћа задаћа f (Latin spelling domaća zadaća)


domaći rad

domaći rad m (Cyrillic spelling домаћи рад)


domaća zadaća

domaća zadaća f (Cyrillic spelling домаћа задаћа)

домаћа задаћа (Cyrillic)


laste

inflection of lasta:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


kabel

kábel (canonical masculine)
ка́бел (Cyrillic)
kábel (nominative singular)
káblovi (nominative plural)
kabeli (nominative plural)
kábla (genitive singular)
káblōvā (genitive plural)
kábēlā (genitive plural)
kablu (dative singular)
kablovima (dative plural)
kablima (dative plural)
kabel (accusative singular)
kablove (accusative plural)
kable (accusative plural)
kable (singular vocative)
kablovi (plural vocative)
kabli (plural vocative)
kablu (locative singular)
kablovima (locative plural)
kablima (locative plural)
kablom (instrumental singular)
kablovima (instrumental plural)
kablima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Kabel, from Latin capulum (“lasso, rope, halter”).


konjak

kȍnjāk (canonical masculine)
ко̏ња̄к (Cyrillic)
kȍnjāk (nominative singular)
kȍnjāci (nominative plural)
konjaka (genitive singular)
konjaka (genitive plural)
konjaku (dative singular)
konjacima (dative plural)
konjak (accusative singular)
konjake (accusative plural)
konjače (singular vocative)
konjaci (plural vocative)
konjaku (locative singular)
konjacima (locative plural)
konjakom (instrumental singular)
konjacima (instrumental plural)


ход

хо̑д (canonical masculine)
hȏd (romanization)
ход (nominative singular)
ходови (nominative plural)
хода (genitive singular)
ходова (genitive plural)
ходу (dative singular)
ходовима (dative plural)
ход (accusative singular)
ходове (accusative plural)
ходе (singular vocative)
ходови (plural vocative)
ходу (locative singular)
ходовима (locative plural)
ходом (instrumental singular)
ходовима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *xodъ, from Proto-Indo-European *sod-.


jednorog

jȅdnorog m (Cyrillic spelling је̏днорог)

jȅdnorog (canonical masculine)
је̏днорог (Cyrillic)
jednorog (nominative singular)
jednorozi (nominative plural)
jednoroga (genitive singular)
jednoroga (genitive plural)
jednorogu (dative singular)
jednorozima (dative plural)
jednoroga (accusative singular)
jednoroge (accusative plural)
jednorože (singular vocative)
jednorozi (plural vocative)
jednorogu (locative singular)
jednorozima (locative plural)
jednorogom (instrumental singular)
jednorozima (instrumental plural)


једнорог

је̏днорог (canonical masculine)
jȅdnorog (romanization)
једнорог (nominative singular)
једнорози (nominative plural)
једнорога (genitive singular)
једнорога (genitive plural)
једнорогу (dative singular)
једнорозима (dative plural)
једнорога (accusative singular)
једнороге (accusative plural)
једнороже (singular vocative)
једнорози (plural vocative)
једнорогу (locative singular)
једнорозима (locative plural)
једнорогом (instrumental singular)
једнорозима (instrumental plural)


шербет

шѐрбет (canonical masculine)
šèrbet (romanization)
шербет (nominative singular)
шербети (nominative plural)
шербета (genitive singular)
шербета (genitive plural)
шербету (dative singular)
шербетима (dative plural)
шербет (accusative singular)
шербете (accusative plural)
шербете (singular vocative)
шербети (plural vocative)
шербету (locative singular)
шербетима (locative plural)
шербетом (instrumental singular)
шербетима (instrumental plural)
шѐрбе (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish شربت (şerbet), from Arabic شَرْبَة (šarba).


шербе

шѐрбе (canonical neuter)
šèrbe (romanization)
шербе (nominative singular)
шербети (nominative plural)
шербета (genitive singular)
шербета (genitive plural)
шербету (dative singular)
шербетима (dative plural)
шербет (accusative singular)
шербете (accusative plural)
шербете (singular vocative)
шербети (plural vocative)
шербету (locative singular)
шербетима (locative plural)
шербетом (instrumental singular)
шербетима (instrumental plural)
шѐрбет (alternative)

From Ottoman Turkish شربت (şerbet), from Arabic شَرْبَة (šarba).


šerbe

šèrbe (canonical neuter)
шѐрбе (Cyrillic)
šerbe (nominative singular)
šerbeti (nominative plural)
šerbeta (genitive singular)
šerbeta (genitive plural)
šerbetu (dative singular)
šerbetima (dative plural)
šerbet (accusative singular)
šerbete (accusative plural)
šerbete (singular vocative)
šerbeti (plural vocative)
šerbetu (locative singular)
šerbetima (locative plural)
šerbetom (instrumental singular)
šerbetima (instrumental plural)
šèrbet (alternative)


šerbet

šèrbet (canonical masculine)
шѐрбет (Cyrillic)
šerbet (nominative singular)
šerbeti (nominative plural)
šerbeta (genitive singular)
šerbeta (genitive plural)
šerbetu (dative singular)
šerbetima (dative plural)
šerbet (accusative singular)
šerbete (accusative plural)
šerbete (singular vocative)
šerbeti (plural vocative)
šerbetu (locative singular)
šerbetima (locative plural)
šerbetom (instrumental singular)
šerbetima (instrumental plural)
šèrbe (alternative)


бедуин

беду̀ӣн (canonical masculine)
bedùīn (romanization)
беду̀ӣн (nominative singular)
бедуини (nominative plural)
бедуи́на (genitive singular)
бедуина (genitive plural)
бедуину (dative singular)
бедуинима (dative plural)
бедуина (accusative singular)
бедуине (accusative plural)
бедуине (singular vocative)
бедуини (plural vocative)
бедуину (locative singular)
бедуинима (locative plural)
бедуином (instrumental singular)
бедуинима (instrumental plural)

From Arabic بَدَوِيُّون (badawiyyūn), plural of بَدَوِيّ (badawiyy).


tapeta

tapéta (canonical feminine)
тапе́та (Cyrillic)
tapeta (nominative singular)
tapete (nominative plural)
tapete (genitive singular)
tapeta (genitive plural)
tapeti (dative singular)
tapetama (dative plural)
tapetu (accusative singular)
tapete (accusative plural)
tapeto (singular vocative)
tapete (plural vocative)
tapeti (locative singular)
tapetama (locative plural)
tapetom (instrumental singular)
tapetama (instrumental plural)


тапета

тапе́та (canonical feminine)
tapéta (romanization)
тапета (nominative singular)
тапете (nominative plural)
тапете (genitive singular)
тапета (genitive plural)
тапети (dative singular)
тапетама (dative plural)
тапету (accusative singular)
тапете (accusative plural)
тапето (singular vocative)
тапете (plural vocative)
тапети (locative singular)
тапетама (locative plural)
тапетом (instrumental singular)
тапетама (instrumental plural)


krokodil

sh-noun

krokòdil m (Cyrillic spelling кроко̀дил)

krokòdil (canonical masculine)
кроко̀дил (Cyrillic)
krokòdil (nominative singular)
krokòdīl (nominative singular)
krokodili (nominative plural)
krokodíla (genitive singular)
krokodila (genitive plural)
krokodilu (dative singular)
krokodilima (dative plural)
krokodila (accusative singular)
krokodile (accusative plural)
krokodile (singular vocative)
krokodili (plural vocative)
krokodilu (locative singular)
krokodilima (locative plural)
krokodilom (instrumental singular)
krokodilima (instrumental plural)


ток

то̑к (canonical masculine)
tȏk (romanization)
то̑к (nominative singular)
то́кови (nominative plural)
тока (genitive singular)
токова (genitive plural)
току (dative singular)
токовима (dative plural)
ток (accusative singular)
токове (accusative plural)
точе (singular vocative)
токови (plural vocative)
току (locative singular)
токовима (locative plural)
током (instrumental singular)
токовима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *tokъ. Cognate with e-grade те̏ћи.

св(ј)етлосни ток

енергијски ток

(Croatia) movement in space (as opposed to time, compare tijȇk)


ток

то̑к (canonical masculine)
tȏk (romanization)
то̑к (nominative singular)
то̀кови (nominative plural)
тока (genitive singular)
токова (genitive plural)
току (dative singular)
токовима (dative plural)
ток (accusative singular)
токове (accusative plural)
точе (singular vocative)
токови (plural vocative)
току (locative singular)
токовима (locative plural)
током (instrumental singular)
токовима (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish طوقه (compare Turkish toka).


krejon

krèjōn (canonical masculine)
крѐјо̄н (Cyrillic)
krèjōn (nominative singular)
krejóni (nominative plural)
krejóna (genitive singular)
krejona (genitive plural)
krejonu (dative singular)
krejonima (dative plural)
krejon (accusative singular)
krejone (accusative plural)
krejone (singular vocative)
krejoni (plural vocative)
krejonu (locative singular)
krejonima (locative plural)
krejonom (instrumental singular)
krejonima (instrumental plural)
kràjōn (alternative)


крејон

крѐјо̄н (canonical masculine)
krèjōn (romanization)
крѐјо̄н (nominative singular)
крејо́ни (nominative plural)
крејо́на (genitive singular)
крејона (genitive plural)
крејону (dative singular)
крејонима (dative plural)
крејон (accusative singular)
крејоне (accusative plural)
крејоне (singular vocative)
крејони (plural vocative)
крејону (locative singular)
крејонима (locative plural)
крејоном (instrumental singular)
крејонима (instrumental plural)
кра̀јо̄н (alternative)


bizon

bìzōn (canonical masculine)
бѝзо̄н (Cyrillic)
bìzōn (nominative singular)
bizoni (nominative plural)
bizóna (genitive singular)
bizona (genitive plural)
bizonu (dative singular)
bizonima (dative plural)
bizona (accusative singular)
bizone (accusative plural)
bizone (singular vocative)
bizoni (plural vocative)
bizonu (locative singular)
bizonima (locative plural)
bizonom (instrumental singular)
bizonima (instrumental plural)


маслачак

масла́чак (canonical masculine)
masláčak (romanization)
масла́чак (nominative singular)
масла́чци (nominative plural)
масла́чка (genitive singular)
ма̀сла̄ча̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
маслачку (dative singular)
маслачцима (dative plural)
маслачак (accusative singular)
маслачке (accusative plural)
маслачку (singular vocative)
маслачци (plural vocative)
маслачку (locative singular)
маслачцима (locative plural)
маслачком (instrumental singular)
маслачцима (instrumental plural)

From ма̏слац + -ак.

affix

ма̏слац + -ак


maslačak

sh-noun

masláčak m (Cyrillic spelling масла́чак)

masláčak (canonical masculine)
масла́чак (Cyrillic)
masláčak (nominative singular)
masláčci (nominative plural)
masláčka (genitive singular)
màslāčākā (genitive plural)
maslačku (dative singular)
maslačcima (dative plural)
maslačak (accusative singular)
maslačke (accusative plural)
maslačku (singular vocative)
maslačci (plural vocative)
maslačku (locative singular)
maslačcima (locative plural)
maslačkom (instrumental singular)
maslačcima (instrumental plural)


скакавац

ска̏кавац (canonical masculine)
skȁkavac (romanization)
скакавац (nominative singular)
скакавци (nominative plural)
скакавца (genitive singular)
скакаваца (genitive plural)
скакавцу (dative singular)
скакавцима (dative plural)
скакавца (accusative singular)
скакавце (accusative plural)
скакавче (singular vocative)
скакавци (plural vocative)
скакавцу (locative singular)
скакавцима (locative plural)
скакавцом (instrumental singular)
скакавцима (instrumental plural)


skakavac

skȁkavac m (Cyrillic spelling ска̏кавац)

skȁkavac (canonical masculine)
ска̏кавац (Cyrillic)
skakavac (nominative singular)
skakavci (nominative plural)
skakavca (genitive singular)
skakavaca (genitive plural)
skakavcu (dative singular)
skakavcima (dative plural)
skakavca (accusative singular)
skakavce (accusative plural)
skakavče (singular vocative)
skakavci (plural vocative)
skakavcu (locative singular)
skakavcima (locative plural)
skakavcom (instrumental singular)
skakavcima (instrumental plural)


цврчак

цвр́чак (canonical masculine)
cvŕčak (romanization)
цвр́чак (nominative singular)
цвр́чци (nominative plural)
цвр́чка (genitive singular)
цвр̑ча̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
цврчку (dative singular)
цврчцима (dative plural)
цврчка (accusative singular)
цврчке (accusative plural)
цврче (singular vocative)
цврчци (plural vocative)
цврчку (locative singular)
цврчцима (locative plural)
цврчком (instrumental singular)
цврчцима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *(s)kvьrčьkъ. Compare Russian сверчо́к (sverčók), Czech cvrček.


cvrčak

cvŕčak (canonical masculine)
цвр́чак (Cyrillic)
cvŕčak (nominative singular)
cvŕčci (nominative plural)
cvŕčka (genitive singular)
cvȓčākā (genitive plural)
cvrčku (dative singular)
cvrčcima (dative plural)
cvrčka (accusative singular)
cvrčke (accusative plural)
cvrče (singular vocative)
cvrčci (plural vocative)
cvrčku (locative singular)
cvrčcima (locative plural)
cvrčkom (instrumental singular)
cvrčcima (instrumental plural)


барут

ба́рут (canonical masculine)
bárut (romanization)
барут (nominative singular)
барута (genitive singular)
баруту (dative singular)
барут (accusative singular)
баруте (singular vocative)
баруту (locative singular)
барутом (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish باروت (bârut), from Arabic بَارُود (bārūd).


legenda

lègēnda (canonical feminine)
лѐге̄нда (Cyrillic)
legenda (nominative singular)
legende (nominative plural)
legende (genitive singular)
lègēndā (genitive plural)
lègēndī (genitive plural)
legendi (dative singular)
legendama (dative plural)
legendu (accusative singular)
legende (accusative plural)
legendo (singular vocative)
legende (plural vocative)
legendi (locative singular)
legendama (locative plural)
legendom (instrumental singular)
legendama (instrumental plural)


паук

па̏ӯк (canonical masculine)
pȁūk (romanization)
паук (nominative singular)
па̏ӯци (nominative plural)
паукови (nominative plural)
паука (genitive singular)
па̏ӯка̄ (genitive plural)
па̏ӯко̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
пауку (dative singular)
пауцима (dative plural)
пауковима (dative plural)
паука (accusative singular)
пауке (accusative plural)
паукове (accusative plural)
па̏ӯче (singular vocative)
пауци (plural vocative)
паукови (plural vocative)
пауку (locative singular)
пауцима (locative plural)
пауковима (locative plural)
пауком (instrumental singular)
пауцима (instrumental plural)
пауковима (instrumental plural)

(figuratively) tow truck, breakdown lorry, wrecker


prostata

sh-noun

pròstata f (Cyrillic spelling про̀стата)

pròstata (canonical feminine)
про̀стата (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Medieval Latin prostata, from Ancient Greek προστάτης (prostátēs, “one standing before, protector”), from πρό (pró, “before”) + ἵστημι (hístēmi, “to stand”).


apostrof

sh-noun

àpostrof m (Cyrillic spelling а̀построф)

àpostrof (canonical masculine)
а̀построф (Cyrillic)
apostrof (nominative singular)
apostrofi (nominative plural)
apostrofa (genitive singular)
apostrofa (genitive plural)
apostrofu (dative singular)
apostrofima (dative plural)
apostrof (accusative singular)
apostrofe (accusative plural)
apostrofe (singular vocative)
apostrofi (plural vocative)
apostrofu (locative singular)
apostrofima (locative plural)
apostrofom (instrumental singular)
apostrofima (instrumental plural)


апостроф

а̀построф (canonical masculine)
àpostrof (romanization)
апостроф (nominative singular)
апострофи (nominative plural)
апострофа (genitive singular)
апострофа (genitive plural)
апострофу (dative singular)
апострофима (dative plural)
апостроф (accusative singular)
апострофе (accusative plural)
апострофе (singular vocative)
апострофи (plural vocative)
апострофу (locative singular)
апострофима (locative plural)
апострофом (instrumental singular)
апострофима (instrumental plural)


izostavnik

izòstavnik m (Cyrillic spelling изо̀ставник)

izòstavnik (canonical masculine)
изо̀ставник (Cyrillic)
izostavnik (nominative singular)
izostavnici (nominative plural)
izostavnika (genitive singular)
izostavnika (genitive plural)
izostavniku (dative singular)
izostavnicima (dative plural)
izostavnik (accusative singular)
izostavnike (accusative plural)
izostavniče (singular vocative)
izostavnici (plural vocative)
izostavniku (locative singular)
izostavnicima (locative plural)
izostavnikom (instrumental singular)
izostavnicima (instrumental plural)


apostrofa

apòstrofa f (Cyrillic spelling апо̀строфа)

apòstrofa (canonical feminine)
апо̀строфа (Cyrillic)
apostrofa (nominative singular)
apostrofe (nominative plural)
apostrofe (genitive singular)
apostrofa (genitive plural)
apostrofi (dative singular)
apostrofama (dative plural)
apostrofu (accusative singular)
apostrofe (accusative plural)
apostrofo (singular vocative)
apostrofe (plural vocative)
apostrofi (locative singular)
apostrofama (locative plural)
apostrofom (instrumental singular)
apostrofama (instrumental plural)


апострофа

апо̀строфа (canonical feminine)
apòstrofa (romanization)
апострофа (nominative singular)
апострофе (nominative plural)
апострофе (genitive singular)
апострофа (genitive plural)
апострофи (dative singular)
апострофама (dative plural)
апострофу (accusative singular)
апострофе (accusative plural)
апострофо (singular vocative)
апострофе (plural vocative)
апострофи (locative singular)
апострофама (locative plural)
апострофом (instrumental singular)
апострофама (instrumental plural)

а‧по‧стро‧фа


уџбеник

у̏џбенӣк (canonical masculine)
ȕdžbenīk (romanization)
уџбеник (nominative singular)
уџбеници (nominative plural)
уџбеника (genitive singular)
уџбеника (genitive plural)
уџбенику (dative singular)
уџбеницима (dative plural)
уџбеник (accusative singular)
уџбенике (accusative plural)
уџбениче (singular vocative)
уџбеници (plural vocative)
уџбенику (locative singular)
уџбеницима (locative plural)
уџбеником (instrumental singular)
уџбеницима (instrumental plural)


udžbenik

ȕdžbenīk (canonical masculine)
у̏џбенӣк (Cyrillic)
udžbenik (nominative singular)
udžbenici (nominative plural)
udžbenika (genitive singular)
udžbenika (genitive plural)
udžbeniku (dative singular)
udžbenicima (dative plural)
udžbenik (accusative singular)
udžbenike (accusative plural)
udžbeniče (singular vocative)
udžbenici (plural vocative)
udžbeniku (locative singular)
udžbenicima (locative plural)
udžbenikom (instrumental singular)
udžbenicima (instrumental plural)


мурва

му̑рва (canonical feminine)
mȗrva (romanization)
му̑рва (nominative singular)
мурве (nominative plural)
мурве (genitive singular)
му̏ра̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
му̑рвӣ (genitive plural)
мурви (dative singular)
мурвама (dative plural)
мурву (accusative singular)
мурве (accusative plural)
мурво (singular vocative)
мурве (plural vocative)
мурви (locative singular)
мурвама (locative plural)
мурвом (instrumental singular)
мурвама (instrumental plural)