mušema

mušèma (canonical feminine)
мушѐма (Cyrillic)
mušema (nominative singular)
mušeme (nominative plural)
mušeme (genitive singular)
mušema (genitive plural)
mušemi (dative singular)
mušemama (dative plural)
mušemu (accusative singular)
mušeme (accusative plural)
mušemo (singular vocative)
mušeme (plural vocative)
mušemi (locative singular)
mušemama (locative plural)
mušemom (instrumental singular)
mušemama (instrumental plural)


zeleni čaj

sh-noun

zeleni čaj m (Cyrillic spelling зелени чај)


đon

đȍn (canonical masculine)
ђо̏н (Cyrillic)
đon (nominative singular)
đònovi (nominative plural)
đona (genitive singular)
đonova (genitive plural)
đonu (dative singular)
đonovima (dative plural)
đon (accusative singular)
đonove (accusative plural)
đone (singular vocative)
đonovi (plural vocative)
đonu (locative singular)
đonovima (locative plural)
đonom (instrumental singular)
đonovima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish گون (gön, literally “leather”).


кафеџија

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قهوهجی (ḳahveci). By surface analysis, кафе + -џија.


праисторија

sh-noun

праисторија f (Latin spelling praistorija)

praistorija (romanization)
праисторија (nominative singular)
праисторије (nominative plural)
праисторије (genitive singular)
праисторија (genitive plural)
праисторији (dative singular)
праисторијама (dative plural)
праисторију (accusative singular)
праисторије (accusative plural)
праисторијо (singular vocative)
праисторије (plural vocative)
праисторији (locative singular)
праисторијама (locative plural)
праисторијом (instrumental singular)
праисторијама (instrumental plural)
прахисторија (alternative)
(Bosnia) (alternative)

From пра- + историја.

af

пра- + историја


сатисфакција

sh-noun

сатисфа́кција

сатисфа́кција f (Latin spelling satisfákcija)

сатисфа́кција (canonical feminine)
satisfákcija (romanization)
сатисфакција (nominative singular)
сатисфакције (genitive singular)
сатисфакцији (dative singular)
сатисфакцију (accusative singular)
сатисфакцијо (singular vocative)
сатисфакцији (locative singular)
сатисфакцијо (instrumental singular)

sh-decl-noun-unc

сатисфакција

сатисфакције

сатисфакцији

сатисфакцију

сатисфакцијо

сатисфакцији

сатисфакцијо


blatobran

sh-noun

blȁtobrān m (Cyrillic spelling бла̏тобра̄н)

blȁtobrān (canonical masculine)
бла̏тобра̄н (Cyrillic)
blatobran (nominative singular)
blatobrani (nominative plural)
blatobrana (genitive singular)
blatobrana (genitive plural)
blatobranu (dative singular)
blatobranima (dative plural)
blatobran (accusative singular)
blatobrane (accusative plural)
blatobranu (singular vocative)
blatobrani (plural vocative)
blatobranu (locative singular)
blatobranima (locative plural)
blatobranom (instrumental singular)
blatobranima (instrumental plural)

From blato + braniti.
Possible calque of Italian parafango or French garde-boue, attested since at least 1930.

Jurio je po ovim našim cestama sa svojim Austro -Daimlerom sa 110 km na sat, i kad bi sluge prali Austro-Daimler poslije takve ture, s mašine i blatobrana samo je vrcalo perje gusaka, kokoši i raca, što su ostale pod Klanfarovim pneumaticima

1930, Miroslav Krleža, Kniježevnik, number GOD. III BROJ 1:

He raced along these roads of ours with his Austro-Daimler at 110 km per hour, and when the servants would wash the Austro-Daimler after such a tour, the machine and fenders would only have feathers of geese, chickens and ducks, which remained under Klanfar's tires.

Nije ni čuo signal automobila koji se pojavio pred njim. Reflektori sunuše pred njim, vrisak se prolomi. Blatobran ga je zahvatio i odbacio u kraj . Lupnuo je glavom u rub pločnika. Pred očima mu zaigralo.

1935, Zdenka Jušić-Seunik, “Ono jače od odluke”, in ПРЕГЛЕД, number Година ІХ, Књига XI:

He didn't even hear the signal of the car that appeared in front of him. Spotlights flashed before him, a scream broke out. The mudguard caught him and threw him to the end. He hit his head on the edge of the pavement. It danced before his eyes.

fender (US), wing (UK) (panel of a car which encloses the wheel area)


теократија

теокра́тија f (Latin spelling teokrátija)

теокра́тија (canonical feminine)
teokrátija (romanization)
теократија (nominative singular)
теократије (nominative plural)
теократије (genitive singular)
теократија (genitive plural)
теократији (dative singular)
теократијама (dative plural)
теократију (accusative singular)
теократије (accusative plural)
теократијо (singular vocative)
теократије (plural vocative)
теократији (locative singular)
теократијама (locative plural)
теократијом (instrumental singular)
теократијама (instrumental plural)
теокра́ција (alternative Croatia)

те‧о‧кра‧ти‧ја


иредентизам

иредентѝзам m (Latin spelling iredentìzam)

иредентѝзам (canonical masculine)
iredentìzam (romanization)

и‧ре‧ден‧ти‧зам


kafić

kàfīć (canonical masculine)
ка̀фӣћ (Cyrillic)
kafić (nominative singular)
kafići (nominative plural)
kafića (genitive singular)
kafića (genitive plural)
kafiću (dative singular)
kafićima (dative plural)
kafić (accusative singular)
kafiće (accusative plural)
kafiću (singular vocative)
kafići (plural vocative)
kafiću (locative singular)
kafićima (locative plural)
kafićem (instrumental singular)
kafićima (instrumental plural)


križni put

križni put m (Cyrillic spelling крижни пут)


иђирот

иђѝрот or ѝђирот m (Latin spelling iđìrot or ìđirot)

иђѝрот (canonical)
ѝђирот (canonical masculine)
iđìrot (romanization)
ìđirot (romanization)
иђирот (nominative singular)
иђирота (genitive singular)
иђироту (dative singular)
иђирот (accusative singular)
иђироте (singular vocative)
иђироту (locative singular)
иђиротом (instrumental singular)

From Ottoman Turkish اگیر (eğir, “calamus”) + اوت (ot, “herb”), now Turkish eğir otu.

compound

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

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

Acorus calamus
Acorus calamus#Translingual


iđirot

sh-noun

iđìrot or ìđirot m (Cyrillic spelling иђѝрот or ѝђирот)

iđìrot (canonical)
ìđirot (canonical masculine)
иђѝрот (Cyrillic)
ѝђирот (Cyrillic)
iđirot (nominative singular)
iđirota (genitive singular)
iđirotu (dative singular)
iđirot (accusative singular)
iđirote (singular vocative)
iđirotu (locative singular)
iđirotom (instrumental singular)


наизменичник

наизмѐничник

наизмѐничник m (Latin spelling naizmèničnik)

наизмѐничник (canonical masculine)
naizmèničnik (romanization)
наизменичник (nominative singular)
наизменичници (nominative plural)
наизменичника (genitive singular)
наизменичника (genitive plural)
наизменичнику (dative singular)
наизменичницима (dative plural)
наизменичник (accusative singular)
наизменичнике (accusative plural)
наизменичниче (singular vocative)
наизменичници (plural vocative)
наизменичнику (locative singular)
наизменичницима (locative plural)
наизменичником (instrumental singular)
наизменичницима (instrumental plural)
наизмјѐничник (alternative Ijekavian)


спонзоруша

спонзо̀руша f (Latin spelling sponzòruša)

спонзо̀руша (canonical feminine)
sponzòruša (romanization)
спонзоруша (nominative singular)
спонзоруше (nominative plural)
спонзоруше (genitive singular)
спонзоруша (genitive plural)
спонзоруши (dative singular)
спонзорушама (dative plural)
спонзорушу (accusative singular)
спонзоруше (accusative plural)
спонзорушо (singular vocative)
спонзоруше (plural vocative)
спонзоруши (locative singular)
спонзорушама (locative plural)
спонзорушом (instrumental singular)
спонзорушама (instrumental plural)

From спонзор + -уша.

suffix

спонзор + -уша


orjašica

sh-noun

orjàšica f (Cyrillic spelling орја̀шица)

orjàšica (canonical feminine)
орја̀шица (Cyrillic)
orjàšica (nominative singular)
orjàšice (nominative plural)
orjàšice (genitive singular)
orjàšicā (genitive plural)
orjàšici (dative singular)
orjàšicama (dative plural)
orjàšicu (accusative singular)
orjàšice (accusative plural)
orjàšice (singular vocative)
orjàšice (plural vocative)
orjàšici (locative singular)
orjàšicama (locative plural)
orjàšicom (instrumental singular)
orjàšicama (instrumental plural)

From orìjāš (“giant”) + -ica, apparently for the size of some species like Tordylium maximum.

Tordylium maximum
Tordylium maximum#Translingual

hartwort (Tordylium spp., particularly Tordylium maximum)


орјашица

орја̀шица (canonical feminine)
orjàšica (romanization)
орја̀шица (nominative singular)
орја̀шице (nominative plural)
орја̀шице (genitive singular)
орја̀шица̄ (genitive plural)
орја̀шици (dative singular)
орја̀шицама (dative plural)
орја̀шицу (accusative singular)
орја̀шице (accusative plural)
орја̀шице (singular vocative)
орја̀шице (plural vocative)
орја̀шици (locative singular)
орја̀шицама (locative plural)
орја̀шицом (instrumental singular)
орја̀шицама (instrumental plural)

From орѝја̄ш (“giant”) + -ица, apparently for the size of some species like Tordylium maximum.

suffix

орѝја̄ш (“giant”) + -ица


čehulja

čèhulja (canonical feminine)
чѐхуља (Cyrillic)
čèhulja (nominative singular)
čèhulje (nominative plural)
čèhulje (genitive singular)
čèhuljā (genitive plural)
čèhulji (dative singular)
čèhuljama (dative plural)
čèhulju (accusative singular)
čèhulje (accusative plural)
čèhulje (singular vocative)
čèhulje (plural vocative)
čèhulji (locative singular)
čèhuljama (locative plural)
čèhuljom (instrumental singular)
čèhuljama (instrumental plural)

Uncertain. By surface analysis, čèhati (“to tear off”) + -ulja. Compare semantically German Süßdolde. First attested in the 18th century.

surf

raceme, cluster of grapes with its fruits torn off

Myrrhis odorata
Myrrhis odorata#Translingual


чехуља

чѐхуља (canonical feminine)
čèhulja (romanization)
чѐхуља (nominative singular)
чѐхуље (nominative plural)
чѐхуље (genitive singular)
чѐхуља̄ (genitive plural)
чѐхуљи (dative singular)
чѐхуљама (dative plural)
чѐхуљу (accusative singular)
чѐхуље (accusative plural)
чѐхуље (singular vocative)
чѐхуље (plural vocative)
чѐхуљи (locative singular)
чѐхуљама (locative plural)
чѐхуљом (instrumental singular)
чѐхуљама (instrumental plural)

From чѐхати (“to tear off”) + -уља. Compare semantically German Süßdolde.


surutka

sȕrutka (canonical feminine)
су̏рутка (Cyrillic)
surutka (nominative singular)
surutke (nominative plural)
surutke (genitive singular)
surutaka (genitive plural)
surutka (genitive plural)
surutki (genitive plural)
suruci (dative singular)
surutci (dative singular)
surutki (dative singular)
surutkama (dative plural)
surutku (accusative singular)
surutke (accusative plural)
surutko (singular vocative)
surutke (plural vocative)
suruci (locative singular)
surutci (locative singular)
surutki (locative singular)
surutkama (locative plural)
surutkom (instrumental singular)
surutkama (instrumental plural)


сирутка

си̏рутка (canonical feminine)
sȉrutka (romanization)
сирутка (nominative singular)
сирутке (nominative plural)
сирутке (genitive singular)
сирутака (genitive plural)
сирутка (genitive plural)
сирутки (genitive plural)
сируци (dative singular)
сирутци (dative singular)
сирутки (dative singular)
сируткама (dative plural)
сирутку (accusative singular)
сирутке (accusative plural)
сирутко (singular vocative)
сирутке (plural vocative)
сируци (locative singular)
сирутци (locative singular)
сирутки (locative singular)
сируткама (locative plural)
сирутком (instrumental singular)
сируткама (instrumental plural)


sirotka

sȉrotka (canonical feminine)
си̏ротка (Cyrillic)
sirotka (nominative singular)
sirotke (nominative plural)
sirotke (genitive singular)
sirotaka (genitive plural)
sirotka (genitive plural)
sirotki (genitive plural)
siroci (dative singular)
sirotci (dative singular)
sirotki (dative singular)
sirotkama (dative plural)
sirotku (accusative singular)
sirotke (accusative plural)
sirotko (singular vocative)
sirotke (plural vocative)
siroci (locative singular)
sirotci (locative singular)
sirotki (locative singular)
sirotkama (locative plural)
sirotkom (instrumental singular)
sirotkama (instrumental plural)


сиротка

си̏рoтка (canonical feminine)
sȉrotka (romanization)
сиротка (nominative singular)
сиротке (nominative plural)
сиротке (genitive singular)
сиротака (genitive plural)
сиротка (genitive plural)
сиротки (genitive plural)
сироци (dative singular)
сиротци (dative singular)
сиротки (dative singular)
сироткама (dative plural)
сиротку (accusative singular)
сиротке (accusative plural)
сиротко (singular vocative)
сиротке (plural vocative)
сироци (locative singular)
сиротци (locative singular)
сиротки (locative singular)
сироткама (locative plural)
сиротком (instrumental singular)
сироткама (instrumental plural)

си̏рутка сирутка#Serbo-Croatian


maestral

sh-noun

maèstrāl m (Cyrillic spelling маѐстра̄л)

maèstrāl (canonical masculine)
маѐстра̄л (Cyrillic)
maestral (nominative singular)
maestrala (genitive singular)
maestralu (dative singular)
maestral (accusative singular)
maestrale (singular vocative)
maestralu (locative singular)
maestralom (instrumental singular)

(meteorology) Moderately strong north-westerly wind which often blows in late afternoons during summertime in the Adriatic and Aegean seas.


melancana

melàncāna f (Cyrillic spelling мела̀нца̄на)

melàncāna (canonical feminine)
мела̀нца̄на (Cyrillic)
melancana (nominative singular)
melancane (nominative plural)
melancane (genitive singular)
melancana (genitive plural)
melancani (dative singular)
melancanama (dative plural)
melancanu (accusative singular)
melancane (accusative plural)
melancano (singular vocative)
melancane (plural vocative)
melancani (locative singular)
melancanama (locative plural)
melancanom (instrumental singular)
melancanama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Italian melanzana, reshaped with mela from Arabic بَاذِنْجَان (bāḏinjān), from Persian بادنگان (bâdengân). an Indo-Aryan borrowing.

der

Arabic بَاذِنْجَان (bāḏinjān)


меланцана

sh-noun

мела̀нца̄на f (Latin spelling melàncāna)

мела̀нца̄на (canonical feminine)
melàncāna (romanization)
меланцана (nominative singular)
меланцане (nominative plural)
меланцане (genitive singular)
меланцана (genitive plural)
меланцани (dative singular)
меланцанама (dative plural)
меланцану (accusative singular)
меланцане (accusative plural)
меланцано (singular vocative)
меланцане (plural vocative)
меланцани (locative singular)
меланцанама (locative plural)
меланцаном (instrumental singular)
меланцанама (instrumental plural)

der

Arabic بَاذِنْجَان (bāḏinjān)


висак

ви́сак (canonical masculine)
vísak (romanization)
висак (nominative singular)
висци (nominative plural)
виска (genitive singular)
висака (genitive plural)
виску (dative singular)
висцима (dative plural)
висак (accusative singular)
виске (accusative plural)
вишче (singular vocative)
виску (singular vocative)
висци (plural vocative)
виску (locative singular)
висцима (locative plural)
виском (instrumental singular)
висцима (instrumental plural)

ви̏сити + -ак.

affix

ви̏сити + -ак


upravljač

sh-noun

upravljač m (Cyrillic spelling управљач)

za upravljačem


podlaktica

podlaktica f (Cyrillic spelling подлактица)

подлактица (Cyrillic)


посланица

по̀сланица (canonical feminine)
pòslanica (romanization)
посланица (nominative singular)
посланиице (nominative plural)
посланиице (genitive singular)
посланица (genitive plural)
посланиици (dative singular)
посланицама (dative plural)
посланиицу (accusative singular)
посланице (accusative plural)
посланиице (singular vocative)
посланице (plural vocative)
посланиици (locative singular)
посланицама (locative plural)
посланицом (instrumental singular)
посланицама (instrumental plural)

по̀сланӣк посланик#Serbo-Croatian


evroposlanik

evroposlanik m (Cyrillic spelling европосланик)

европосланик (Cyrillic)
evroposlanik (nominative singular)
evroposlanici (nominative plural)
evroposlanika (genitive singular)
evroposlanika (genitive plural)
evroposlaniku (dative singular)
evroposlanicima (dative plural)
evroposlanika (accusative singular)
evroposlanike (accusative plural)
evroposlaniče (singular vocative)
evroposlanici (plural vocative)
evroposlaniku (locative singular)
evroposlanicima (locative plural)
evroposlanikom (instrumental singular)
evroposlanicima (instrumental plural)
europoslanik (alternative Croatia)

(Serbia, Bosnia) Eurodeputy, Member of the European Parliament


европосланик

европосланик

европосланик m (Latin spelling evroposlanik)

evroposlanik (romanization)
европосланик (nominative singular)
европосланици (nominative plural)
европосланика (genitive singular)
европосланика (genitive plural)
европосланику (dative singular)
европосланицима (dative plural)
европосланика (accusative singular)
европосланике (accusative plural)
европосланиче (singular vocative)
европосланици (plural vocative)
европосланику (locative singular)
европосланицима (locative plural)
европослаником (instrumental singular)
европосланицима (instrumental plural)
еуропосланик (alternative Croatia)

евро- + по̀сланӣк.

affix

евро- + по̀сланӣк


europoslanik

sh-noun

europoslanik m (Cyrillic spelling еуропосланик)

еуропосланик (Cyrillic)
europoslanik (nominative singular)
europoslanici (nominative plural)
europoslanika (genitive singular)
europoslanika (genitive plural)
europoslaniku (dative singular)
europoslanicima (dative plural)
europoslanika (accusative singular)
europoslanike (accusative plural)
europoslaniče (singular vocative)
europoslanici (plural vocative)
europoslaniku (locative singular)
europoslanicima (locative plural)
europoslanikom (instrumental singular)
europoslanicima (instrumental plural)
evroposlanik (alternative Bosnia Serbia)

(Croatia) Eurodeputy, Member of the European Parliament


еуропосланик

еуропосланик

еуропосланик m (Latin spelling europoslanik)

europoslanik (romanization)
еуропосланик (nominative singular)
еуропосланици (nominative plural)
еуропосланика (genitive singular)
еуропосланика (genitive plural)
еуропосланику (dative singular)
еуропосланицима (dative plural)
еуропосланика (accusative singular)
еуропосланике (accusative plural)
еуропосланиче (singular vocative)
еуропосланици (plural vocative)
еуропосланику (locative singular)
еуропосланицима (locative plural)
еуропослаником (instrumental singular)
еуропосланицима (instrumental plural)
европосланик (alternative Bosnia Serbia)

еуро- + по̀сланӣк.

affix

еуро- + по̀сланӣк


evroposlanica

sh-noun

evroposlanica f (Cyrillic spelling европосланица)

европосланица (Cyrillic)
evroposlanica (nominative singular)
evroposlanice (nominative plural)
evroposlanice (genitive singular)
evroposlanica (genitive plural)
evroposlanici (dative singular)
evroposlanicama (dative plural)
evroposlanicu (accusative singular)
evroposlanice (accusative plural)
evroposlanice (singular vocative)
evroposlanice (plural vocative)
evroposlanici (locative singular)
evroposlanicama (locative plural)
evroposlanicom (instrumental singular)
evroposlanicama (instrumental plural)
europoslanica (alternative Croatia)

(Serbia, Bosnia) female equivalent of evroposlanik


европосланица

европосланица

европосланица f (Latin spelling evroposlanica)

evroposlanica (romanization)
европосланица (nominative singular)
европосланице (nominative plural)
европосланице (genitive singular)
европосланица (genitive plural)
европосланици (dative singular)
европосланицама (dative plural)
европосланицу (accusative singular)
европосланице (accusative plural)
европосланице (singular vocative)
европосланице (plural vocative)
европосланици (locative singular)
европосланицама (locative plural)
европосланицом (instrumental singular)
европосланицама (instrumental plural)
еуропосланица (alternative Croatia)

евро- + по̀сланица.

affix

евро- + по̀сланица

европосланик европосланик#Serbo-Croatian

(Serbia, Bosnia) female equivalent of европосланик


europoslanica

sh-noun

europoslanica f (Cyrillic spelling еуропосланица)

еуропосланица (Cyrillic)
europoslanica (nominative singular)
europoslanice (nominative plural)
europoslanice (genitive singular)
europoslanica (genitive plural)
europoslanici (dative singular)
europoslanicama (dative plural)
europoslanicu (accusative singular)
europoslanice (accusative plural)
europoslanice (singular vocative)
europoslanice (plural vocative)
europoslanici (locative singular)
europoslanicama (locative plural)
europoslanicom (instrumental singular)
europoslanicama (instrumental plural)
evroposlanica (alternative Bosnia Serbia)

euro- + по̀сланица.

affix

euro- + по̀сланица

(Croatia) female equivalent of europoslanik


еуропосланица

sh-noun

еуропосланица

еуропосланица f (Latin spelling europoslanica)

europoslanica (romanization)
еуропосланица (nominative singular)
еуропосланице (nominative plural)
еуропосланице (genitive singular)
еуропосланица (genitive plural)
еуропосланици (dative singular)
еуропосланицама (dative plural)
еуропосланицу (accusative singular)
еуропосланице (accusative plural)
еуропосланице (singular vocative)
еуропосланице (plural vocative)
еуропосланици (locative singular)
еуропосланицама (locative plural)
еуропосланицом (instrumental singular)
еуропосланицама (instrumental plural)
европосланица (alternative Bosnia Serbia)

еуро- + по̀сланица.

affix

еуро- + по̀сланица

еуропосланик еуропосланик#Serbo-Croatian


есцајг

sh-noun

е̏сцајг or е̏сца̄јг m (Latin spelling ȅscajg or ȅscājg)

е̏сцајг (canonical)
е̏сца̄јг (canonical masculine)
ȅscajg (romanization)
ȅscājg (romanization)
есцајг (nominative singular)
есцајги (nominative plural)
есцајзи (nominative plural)
есцајга (genitive singular)
есцајга (genitive plural)
есцајгу (dative singular)
есцајгима (dative plural)
есцајзима (dative plural)
есцајг (accusative singular)
есцајге (accusative plural)
есцајже (singular vocative)
есцајги (plural vocative)
есцајзи (plural vocative)
есцајгу (locative singular)
есцајгима (locative plural)
есцајзима (locative plural)
есцајгом (instrumental singular)
есцајгима (instrumental plural)
есцајзима (instrumental plural)

silverware, cutlery, set of instruments used to take in food


бештек

бѐштек (canonical masculine)
bèštek (romanization)
бѐштек (nominative singular)
беште̏к (nominative singular)
бештѐци (nominative plural)
бештѐки (nominative plural)
бештѐка (genitive singular)
бештѐка (genitive plural)
бештѐку (dative singular)
бештѐцима (dative plural)
бештѐкима (dative plural)
бѐштек (accusative singular)
беште̏к (accusative singular)
бештѐке (accusative plural)
бештѐче (singular vocative)
бештѐци (plural vocative)
бештѐки (plural vocative)
бештѐку (locative singular)
бештѐцима (locative plural)
бештѐкима (locative plural)
бештѐком (instrumental singular)
бештѐцима (instrumental plural)
бештѐкима (instrumental plural)


nasljedna bolest

nasljedna bolest f (Cyrillic spelling насљедна болест)

насљедна болест (Cyrillic)

(pathology) congenital / hereditary disease


nasljedno pravo

nasljedna bolest (canonical feminine)
насљедна болест (Cyrillic)


dvar

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *dvьrь, from Proto-Indo-European *dʰwer-. Doublet of dvȇri / две̑ри, a borrowing from Old Church Slavonic.

(obsolete, rare, usually in the plural) door


krvnina

krvnìna (canonical feminine)
крвнѝна (Cyrillic)
krvnina (nominative singular)
krvnine (nominative plural)
krvnine (genitive singular)
krvnina (genitive plural)
krvnini (dative singular)
krvninama (dative plural)
krvninu (accusative singular)
krvnine (accusative plural)
krvnino (singular vocative)
krvnine (plural vocative)
krvnini (locative singular)
krvninama (locative plural)
krvninom (instrumental singular)
krvninama (instrumental plural)


крварина

крва̀рина (canonical feminine)
krvàrina (romanization)
крварина (nominative singular)
крварине (nominative plural)
крварине (genitive singular)
крварина (genitive plural)
крварини (dative singular)
крваринама (dative plural)
крварину (accusative singular)
крварине (accusative plural)
крварино (singular vocative)
крварине (plural vocative)
крварини (locative singular)
крваринама (locative plural)
крварином (instrumental singular)
крваринама (instrumental plural)


krvarina

krvàrina f (Cyrillic spelling крва̀рина)

krvàrina (canonical feminine)
крва̀рина (Cyrillic)
krvarina (nominative singular)
krvarine (nominative plural)
krvarine (genitive singular)
krvarina (genitive plural)
krvarini (dative singular)
krvarinama (dative plural)
krvarinu (accusative singular)
krvarine (accusative plural)
krvarino (singular vocative)
krvarine (plural vocative)
krvarini (locative singular)
krvarinama (locative plural)
krvarinom (instrumental singular)
krvarinama (instrumental plural)


удес

у̀дес (canonical masculine)
ùdes (romanization)
удес (nominative singular)
удеси (nominative plural)
удеса (genitive singular)
удеса (genitive plural)
удесу (dative singular)
удесима (dative plural)
удес (accusative singular)
удесе (accusative plural)
удесе (singular vocative)
удеси (plural vocative)
удесу (locative singular)
удесима (locative plural)
удесом (instrumental singular)
удесима (instrumental plural)

саобраћајни удес / прометни удес


Жидов

Жѝдов or Жи̏дов m (Latin spelling Žìdov or Žȉdov, female equivalent Жѝдо̄вка or Жи̏до̄вка)

Жѝдов (canonical)
Жи̏дов (canonical masculine)
Žìdov (romanization)
Žȉdov (romanization)
Жѝдо̄вка (feminine)
Жи̏до̄вка (feminine)
Жидов (nominative singular)
Жидови (nominative plural)
Жидова (genitive singular)
Жидова (genitive plural)
Жидову (dative singular)
Жидовима (dative plural)
Жидова (accusative singular)
Жидове (accusative plural)
Жидове (singular vocative)
Жидови (plural vocative)
Жидову (locative singular)
Жидовима (locative plural)
Жидовом (instrumental singular)
Жидовима (instrumental plural)


razgledanje

razgledanje n (Cyrillic spelling разгледање)

разгледање (Cyrillic)
razgledanje (nominative singular)
razgledanja (nominative plural)
razgledanja (genitive singular)
razgledanja (genitive plural)
razgledanju (dative singular)
razgledanjima (dative plural)
razgledanje (accusative singular)
razgledanja (accusative plural)
razgledanje (singular vocative)
razgledanja (plural vocative)
razgledanju (locative singular)
razgledanjima (locative plural)
razgledanjem (instrumental singular)
razgledanjima (instrumental plural)


bube

inflection of buba:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


nadeđa

nàdeđa (canonical feminine)
на̀деђа (Cyrillic)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *nadeďa. Doublet of nàdežda, a borrowing from Old Church Slavonic.


надеђа

на̀деђа (canonical feminine)
nàdeđa (romanization)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *nadeďa. Doublet of на̀дежда, a borrowing from Old Church Slavonic.


ruke

inflection of ruka:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


деутерагонист

деутераго̀нист

деутераго̀нист m (Latin spelling deuteragònist)

деутераго̀нист (canonical masculine)
deuteragònist (romanization)

де‧у‧те‧ра‧го‧нист


тритагонист

тритаго̀нист

тритаго̀нист m (Latin spelling tritagònist)

тритаго̀нист (canonical masculine)
tritagònist (romanization)

три‧та‧го‧нист


iredentizam

iredentìzam m (Cyrillic spelling иредентѝзам)

iredentìzam (canonical masculine)
иредентѝзам (Cyrillic)
iredentizam (nominative singular)
iredentizmi (nominative plural)
iredentizma (genitive singular)
iredentizama (genitive plural)
iredentizmu (dative singular)
iredentizmima (dative plural)
iredentizam (accusative singular)
iredentizme (accusative plural)
iredentizme (singular vocative)
iredentizmi (plural vocative)
iredentizmu (locative singular)
iredentizmima (locative plural)
iredentizmom (instrumental singular)
iredentizmima (instrumental plural)


babice

inflection of babica:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


žvala

žvȁla (canonical feminine)
жва̏ла (Cyrillic)
žvala (nominative singular)
žvale (nominative plural)
žvale (genitive singular)
žvala (genitive plural)
žvali (dative singular)
žvalama (dative plural)
žvalu (accusative singular)
žvale (accusative plural)
žvalo (singular vocative)
žvale (plural vocative)
žvali (locative singular)
žvalama (locative plural)
žvalom (instrumental singular)
žvalama (instrumental plural)

Proto-Slavic *žьvà- (“to chew”) + -la, see žvákati. Compare Russian жвало (žvalo, “upper jaw”).


arhivar

arhìvār m (Cyrillic spelling архѝва̄р, female equivalent arhìvārka)

arhìvār (canonical masculine)
архѝва̄р (Cyrillic)
arhìvārka (feminine)
arhivar (nominative singular)
arhivari (nominative plural)
arhivara (genitive singular)
arhivara (genitive plural)
arhivaru (dative singular)
arhivarima (dative plural)
arhivara (accusative singular)
arhivare (accusative plural)
arhivaru (singular vocative)
arhivari (plural vocative)
arhivaru (locative singular)
arhivarima (locative plural)
arhivarom (instrumental singular)
arhivarima (instrumental plural)


arhivist

arhìvist m (Cyrillic spelling архѝвист, female equivalent arhìvistkinja)

arhìvist (canonical masculine)
архѝвист (Cyrillic)
arhìvistkinja (feminine)
arhivist (nominative singular)
arhivisti (nominative plural)
arhivista (genitive singular)
arhivista (genitive plural)
arhivistu (dative singular)
arhivistima (dative plural)
arhivista (accusative singular)
arhiviste (accusative plural)
arhiviste (singular vocative)
arhivisti (plural vocative)
arhivistu (locative singular)
arhivistima (locative plural)
arhivistom (instrumental singular)
arhivistima (instrumental plural)


архивист

архѝвисткиња

архѝвист m (Latin spelling arhìvist, female equivalent архѝвисткиња)

архѝвист (canonical masculine)
arhìvist (romanization)
архѝвисткиња (feminine)
архивист (nominative singular)
архивисти (nominative plural)
архивиста (genitive singular)
архивиста (genitive plural)
архивисту (dative singular)
архивистима (dative plural)
архивиста (accusative singular)
архивисте (accusative plural)
архивисте (singular vocative)
архивисти (plural vocative)
архивисту (locative singular)
архивистима (locative plural)
архивистом (instrumental singular)
архивистима (instrumental plural)


tresak

тресак (Cyrillic)
tresak (nominative singular)
tresci (nominative plural)
treskovi (nominative plural)
treska (genitive singular)
tresākā (genitive plural)
trѐskōvā (genitive plural)
tresku (dative singular)
trescima (dative plural)
tresak (accusative singular)
treske (accusative plural)
trešče (singular vocative)
tresci (plural vocative)
tresku (locative singular)
trescima (locative plural)
treskom (instrumental singular)
trescima (instrumental plural)


zanoktica

zanoktica ? (Cyrillic spelling заноктица)


tajne

inflection of tajna:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


ебановина

ѐбановина (canonical feminine)
èbanovina (romanization)
ебановина (nominative singular)
ебановине (nominative plural)
ебановине (genitive singular)
ебановина (genitive plural)
ебановини (dative singular)
ебановинама (dative plural)
ебановину (accusative singular)
ебановине (accusative plural)
ебановино (singular vocative)
ебановине (plural vocative)
ебановини (locative singular)
ебановинама (locative plural)
ебановином (instrumental singular)
ебановинама (instrumental plural)


imenoslovlje

imenòslōvlje n (Cyrillic spelling имено̀сло̄вље)

imenòslōvlje (canonical neuter)
имено̀сло̄вље (Cyrillic)


zasun

zásun (canonical masculine)
за́сун (Cyrillic)
zasun (nominative singular)
zasuni (nominative plural)
zasuna (genitive singular)
zasuna (genitive plural)
zasunu (dative singular)
zasunima (dative plural)
zasun (accusative singular)
zasune (accusative plural)
zasune (singular vocative)
zasuni (plural vocative)
zasunu (locative singular)
zasunima (locative plural)
zasunom (instrumental singular)
zasunima (instrumental plural)


dešavanje

dešavanje ? (Cyrillic spelling дешавање)

дешавање (Cyrillic)
dešavanje (nominative singular)
dešavanja (nominative plural)
dešavanja (genitive singular)
dešavanja (genitive plural)
dešavanju (dative singular)
dešavanjima (dative plural)
dešavanje (accusative singular)
dešavanja (accusative plural)
dešavanju (locative singular)
dešavanjima (locative plural)
dešavanjem (instrumental singular)
dešavanjima (instrumental plural)


дешавање

dešavanje (romanization)
Cyrl (nominative singular)
dešavanje (nominative plural)
dešavanja (genitive singular)
dešavanja (genitive plural)
dešavanja (dative singular)
dešavanju (dative plural)
dešavanjima (accusative singular)
dešavanje (accusative plural)
dešavanja (singular vocative)
dešavanju (locative plural)
dešavanjima (instrumental singular)
dešavanjem (instrumental plural)


obrane

inflection of obrana:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


извршник

ѝзвршник (canonical masculine)
ìzvršnik (romanization)
извршник (nominative singular)
извршници (nominative plural)
извршника (genitive singular)
извршника (genitive plural)
извршнику (dative singular)
извршницима (dative plural)
извршника (accusative singular)
извршнике (accusative plural)
извршниче (singular vocative)
извршници (plural vocative)
извршнику (locative singular)
извршницима (locative plural)
извршником (instrumental singular)
извршницима (instrumental plural)

application programming interface
application programming interface


tonzilektomija

tonzilektòmija f (Cyrillic spelling тонзилекто̀мија)

tonzilektòmija (canonical feminine)
тонзилекто̀мија (Cyrillic)
tonzilektomija (nominative singular)
tonzilektomije (nominative plural)
tonzilektomije (genitive singular)
tonzilektomija (genitive plural)
tonzilektomiji (dative singular)
tonzilektomijama (dative plural)
tonzilektomiju (accusative singular)
tonzilektomije (accusative plural)
tonzilektomijo (singular vocative)
tonzilektomije (plural vocative)
tonzilektomiji (locative singular)
tonzilektomijama (locative plural)
tonzilektomijom (instrumental singular)
tonzilektomijama (instrumental plural)


тонзилектомија

тонзилекто̀мија

тонзилекто̀мија f (Latin spelling tonzilektòmija)

тонзилекто̀мија (canonical feminine)
tonzilektòmija (romanization)
тонзилектомија (nominative singular)
тонзилектомије (nominative plural)
тонзилектомије (genitive singular)
тонзилектомија (genitive plural)
тонзилектомији (dative singular)
тонзилектомијама (dative plural)
тонзилектомију (accusative singular)
тонзилектомије (accusative plural)
тонзилектомијо (singular vocative)
тонзилектомије (plural vocative)
тонзилектомији (locative singular)
тонзилектомијама (locative plural)
тонзилектомијом (instrumental singular)
тонзилектомијама (instrumental plural)

тон‧зи‧лек‧то‧ми‧ја

From тонзѝле + -екто̀мија.

suffix

тонзѝле + -екто̀мија


kleka

klȅka (canonical feminine)
кле̏ка (Cyrillic)

Juniperus communis
Juniperus communis#Translingual


приложник

priložnik (romanization)
приложник (nominative singular)
приложници (nominative plural)
приложника (genitive singular)
приложника (genitive plural)
приложнику (dative singular)
приложницима (dative plural)
приложника (accusative singular)
приложнике (accusative plural)
приложниче (singular vocative)
приложници (plural vocative)
приложнику (locative singular)
приложницима (locative plural)
приложником (instrumental singular)
приложницима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Macedonian приложник (priložnik).


управљачница

sh-noun

управљачница

управљачница f (Latin spelling upravljačnica)

upravljačnica (romanization)
управљачница (nominative singular)
управљачнице (nominative plural)
управљачнице (genitive singular)
управљачница (genitive plural)
управљачници (dative singular)
управљачницама (dative plural)
управљачницу (accusative singular)
управљачнице (accusative plural)
управљачницо (singular vocative)
управљачнице (plural vocative)
управљачници (locative singular)
управљачницама (locative plural)
управљачницом (instrumental singular)
управљачницама (instrumental plural)

desc

управувачница

→ Macedonian: управувачница (upravuvačnica)


dibek

dìbek (canonical masculine)
дѝбек (Cyrillic)
dibek (nominative singular)
dibeci (nominative plural)
dibeka (genitive singular)
dibeka (genitive plural)
dibeku (dative singular)
dibecima (dative plural)
dibek (accusative singular)
dibeke (accusative plural)
dibeče (singular vocative)
dibeci (plural vocative)
dibeku (locative singular)
dibecima (locative plural)
dibekom (instrumental singular)
dibecima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish دیبك (dibek). Rarely encountered in Serbo-Croatian, more typical for Macedonian, and some rural parts of Bulgaria.

bor+

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


čoha

čòha (canonical feminine)
чо̀ха (Cyrillic)
čòha (nominative singular)
čòhe (nominative plural)
čòhe (genitive singular)
čòhā (genitive plural)
čȍsi (dative singular)
čòsi (dative singular)
čȍhi (dative singular)
čòhi (dative singular)
čòhama (dative plural)
čȍhu (accusative singular)
čòhe (accusative plural)
čòho (singular vocative)
čòhe (plural vocative)
čȍsi (locative singular)
čòsi (locative singular)
čȍhi (locative singular)
čòhi (locative singular)
čòhama (locative plural)
čòhom (instrumental singular)
čòhama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish چوقه (çoha).

čòhārskī

čòhār (“broadcloth or broadcloth-garment maker”)

belonging to the broadcloth or broadcloth-garment maker

čòhāškī

čòhāš (“broadcloth or broadcloth-garment maker”)


фотоотпорник

sh-noun

фотоотпорник m (Latin spelling fotootpornik)

fotootpornik (romanization)
фотоотпорник (nominative singular)
фотоотпорници (nominative plural)
фотоотпорника (genitive singular)
фотоотпорника (genitive plural)
фотоотпорнику (dative singular)
фотоотпорницима (dative plural)
фотоотпорника (accusative singular)
фотоотпорнике (accusative plural)
фотоотпорниче (singular vocative)
фотоотпорници (plural vocative)
фотоотпорнику (locative singular)
фотоотпорницима (locative plural)
фотоотпорником (instrumental singular)
фотоотпорницима (instrumental plural)


преспојник

преспојник m (Latin spelling prespojnik)

prespojnik (romanization)
преспојник (nominative singular)
преспојници (nominative plural)
преспојника (genitive singular)
преспојника (genitive plural)
преспојнику (dative singular)
преспојницима (dative plural)
преспојника (accusative singular)
преспојнике (accusative plural)
преспојниче (singular vocative)
преспојници (plural vocative)
преспојнику (locative singular)
преспојницима (locative plural)
преспојником (instrumental singular)
преспојницима (instrumental plural)


кедар

ке̏дар (canonical masculine)
kȅdar (romanization)
кедар (nominative singular)
кедрови (nominative plural)
кедра (genitive singular)
кедрова (genitive plural)
кедру (dative singular)
кедровима (dative plural)
кедар (accusative singular)
кедрове (accusative plural)
кедре (singular vocative)
кедрови (plural vocative)
кедру (locative singular)
кедровима (locative plural)
кедром (instrumental singular)
кедровима (instrumental plural)


otolog

otòlog (canonical masculine)
ото̀лог (Cyrillic)


stabla

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.

nonlemma

inflection of stablo:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


upale

inflection of upala:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


biskvit

bìskvīt (canonical masculine)
бѝсквӣт (Cyrillic)
biskvit (nominative singular)
biskviti (nominative plural)
biskvita (genitive singular)
biskvita (genitive plural)
biskvitu (dative singular)
biskvitima (dative plural)
biskvit (accusative singular)
biskvite (accusative plural)
biskvitu (singular vocative)
biskviti (plural vocative)
biskvitu (locative singular)
biskvitima (locative plural)
biskvitom (instrumental singular)
biskvitima (instrumental plural)


lica

inflection of lice:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


zime

inflection of zima:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


strn

stȓn (canonical feminine)
стр̑н (Cyrillic)
stȓn (nominative singular)
stȑni (nominative plural)
stȑni (genitive singular)
stȑnī (genitive plural)
stȑni (dative singular)
stȑnima (dative plural)
stȓn (accusative singular)
stȑni (accusative plural)
stȑni (singular vocative)
stȑni (plural vocative)
stȑni (locative singular)
stȑnima (locative plural)
stȓnju (instrumental singular)
stȑnima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *stь̑rnь (“stubble”).

inh+

Pošto nam prošle godine, veli on, nije manjkalo radnih sila, dao sam veći diel strni odmah na polju pomoćju stroja izmlatiti, naročito ječam.

1875 December 11, Gospodarski list, volume 23, number 25, page 199:

Since the last years, he says, we haven’t been short of work force, I have authorized to ground the most part of the stubble on the field immediately with machine help, particularly the barley.

stubble, what is left on the field after its being mowed down


strn

stȓn (canonical masculine)
стр̑н (Cyrillic)
stȓn (nominative singular)
str̀ni (nominative plural)
str̀na (genitive singular)
str̀nā (genitive plural)
str̀nu (dative singular)
str̀nima (dative plural)
stȓn (accusative singular)
str̀ne (accusative plural)
stȓne (singular vocative)
str̀ni (plural vocative)
str̀nu (locative singular)
str̀nima (locative plural)
str̀nom (instrumental singular)
str̀nima (instrumental plural)


стрн

стр̑н (canonical feminine)
stȓn (romanization)
стр̑н (nominative singular)
стр̏ни (nominative plural)
стр̏ни (genitive singular)
стр̏нӣ (genitive plural)
стр̏ни (dative singular)
стр̏нима (dative plural)
стр̑н (accusative singular)
стр̏ни (accusative plural)
стр̏ни (singular vocative)
стр̏ни (plural vocative)
стр̏ни (locative singular)
стр̏нима (locative plural)
стр̑њу (instrumental singular)
стр̏нима (instrumental plural)

Пошто нам прошле године, вели он, није мањкало радних сила, дао сам већи диел стрни одмах на полю помоћју строја измлатити, нарочито јечам.

1875 December 11, Господарски лист, volume 23, number 25, page 199:


стрн

стр̑н (canonical masculine)
stȓn (romanization)
стр̑н (nominative singular)
стр̀ни (nominative plural)
стр̀на (genitive singular)
стр̀на̄ (genitive plural)
стр̀ну (dative singular)
стр̀нима (dative plural)
стр̑н (accusative singular)
стр̀не (accusative plural)
стр̑не (singular vocative)
стр̀ни (plural vocative)
стр̀ну (locative singular)
стр̀нима (locative plural)
стр̀ном (instrumental singular)
стр̀нима (instrumental plural)


česmina

čèsmina (canonical feminine)
чѐсмина (Cyrillic)
česmina (nominative singular)
česmine (nominative plural)
česmine (genitive singular)
česmina (genitive plural)
česmini (dative singular)
česminama (dative plural)
česminu (accusative singular)
česmine (accusative plural)
česmino (singular vocative)
česmine (plural vocative)
česmini (locative singular)
česminama (locative plural)
česminom (instrumental singular)
česminama (instrumental plural)
čèsmin (alternative)
čèsmrka (alternative)
čèsvina (alternative)
ceśmína (alternative Chakavian)
česmína (alternative Chakavian)

→ Russian Church Slavonic: чесмина (česmina), чрѣсмина (črěsmina), чересмина (čeresmina)

→ Russian: чесми́на (česmína) (only known from Даль)

→ Czech: cesmína

→ Slovak: cezmína

→ Slovene: česmína, česmȋn

Ilex aquifolium
Ilex aquifolium#Translingual

Berberis vulgaris
Berberis vulgaris#Translingual

Quercus trojana
Quercus trojana#Translingual

Macedonian oak, Quercus trojana (syn. Quercus macedonica)


чесмина

чѐсмина (canonical feminine)
čèsmina (romanization)
чесмина (nominative singular)
чесминње (nominative plural)
чесмине (genitive singular)
чесмина (genitive plural)
чесмини (dative singular)
чесминама (dative plural)
чесмину (accusative singular)
чесмине (accusative plural)
чесмино (singular vocative)
чесмине (plural vocative)
чесмини (locative singular)
чесминама (locative plural)
чесмином (instrumental singular)
чесминама (instrumental plural)
чѐсмин (alternative)
чѐсмрка (alternative)
чѐсвина (alternative)

→ Czech: cesmína

→ Slovak: cezmína

→ Slovene: česmína, česmȋn


zalet

zálet (canonical masculine)
за́лет (Cyrillic)
zalet (nominative singular)
zaleti (nominative plural)
zaleta (genitive singular)
zaleta (genitive plural)
zaletu (dative singular)
zaletima (dative plural)
zalet (accusative singular)
zalete (accusative plural)
zaletu (singular vocative)
zaleti (plural vocative)
zaletu (locative singular)
zaletima (locative plural)
zaletom (instrumental singular)
zaletima (instrumental plural)


нерегуларност

sh-noun

нерегуларност f (Latin spelling neregularnost)

neregularnost (romanization)
нерегуларност (nominative singular)
нерегуларности (nominative plural)
нерегуларности (genitive singular)
нерегуларности (genitive plural)
нерегуларности (dative singular)
нерегуларностима (dative plural)
нерегуларност (accusative singular)
нерегуларности (accusative plural)
нерегуларности (singular vocative)
нерегуларности (plural vocative)
нерегуларности (locative singular)
нерегуларностима (locative plural)
нерегуларношћу (instrumental singular)
нерегуларности (instrumental singular)
нерегуларностима (instrumental plural)


масовност

masovnost (romanization)
масовност (nominative singular)
масовности (genitive singular)
масовности (dative singular)
масовност (accusative singular)
масовности (singular vocative)
масовности (locative singular)
масовношћу (instrumental singular)
масовности (instrumental singular)

sh-decl-noun-unc

масовношћу / масовности


igle

inflection of igla:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


hematologija

sh-noun

hematològija f (Cyrillic spelling хематоло̀гија)

hematològija (canonical feminine)
хематоло̀гија (Cyrillic)
hematologija (nominative singular)
hematologije (nominative plural)
hematologije (genitive singular)
hematologija (genitive plural)
hematologiji (dative singular)
hematologijama (dative plural)
hematologiju (accusative singular)
hematologije (accusative plural)
hematologijo (singular vocative)
hematologije (plural vocative)
hematologiji (locative singular)
hematologijama (locative plural)
hematologijom (instrumental singular)
hematologijama (instrumental plural)


хематологија

хематоло̀гија

хематоло̀гија f (Latin spelling hematològija)

хематоло̀гија (canonical feminine)
hematològija (romanization)
хематологија (nominative singular)
хематологије (nominative plural)
хематологије (genitive singular)
хематологија (genitive plural)
хематологији (dative singular)
хематологијама (dative plural)
хематологију (accusative singular)
хематологије (accusative plural)
хематологијо (singular vocative)
хематологије (plural vocative)
хематологији (locative singular)
хематологијама (locative plural)
хематологијом (instrumental singular)
хематологијама (instrumental plural)

хе‧ма‧то‧ло‧ги‧ја


пуб

пу̑б or пу̏б m (Latin spelling pȗb or pȕb)

пу̑б (canonical)
пу̏б (canonical masculine)
pȗb (romanization)
pȕb (romanization)
пу̑б (nominative singular)
пу̏б (nominative singular)
пу̀бови (nominative plural)
пу̀ба (genitive singular)
пу̀бова̄ (genitive plural)
пу̀бу (dative singular)
пу̀бовима (dative plural)
пу̀ба (accusative singular)
пу̀бове (accusative plural)
пубе (singular vocative)
пу̀бови (plural vocative)
пу̀бу (locative singular)
пу̀бовима (locative plural)
пу̀бом (instrumental singular)
пу̀бовима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Austrian German Bub, Bube.


bašton

bàštōn (canonical masculine)
ба̀што̄н (Cyrillic)
bàštōn (nominative singular)
baštóni (nominative plural)
baštóna (genitive singular)
baštónā (genitive plural)
baštónu (dative singular)
baštónima (dative plural)
bàštōn (accusative singular)
baštóne (accusative plural)
baštone (singular vocative)
baštóni (plural vocative)
baštónu (locative singular)
baštónima (locative plural)
baštónom (instrumental singular)
baštónima (instrumental plural)
bàštūn (alternative)

Borrowed from Venetan bastòn (Italian bastone), from Latin bastō, bastōnus.

Spanish playing cards
Spanish playing cards


баштон

ба̀што̄н (canonical masculine)
bàštōn (romanization)
ба̀што̄н (nominative singular)
башто́ни (nominative plural)
башто́на (genitive singular)
башто́на̄ (genitive plural)
башто́ну (dative singular)
башто́нима (dative plural)
ба̀што̄н (accusative singular)
башто́не (accusative plural)
баштоне (singular vocative)
башто́ни (plural vocative)
башто́ну (locative singular)
башто́нима (locative plural)
башто́ном (instrumental singular)
башто́нима (instrumental plural)
ба̀штӯн (alternative)


baštun

bàštūn (canonical masculine)
ба̀штӯн (Cyrillic)
bàštūn (nominative singular)
baštúni (nominative plural)
baštúna (genitive singular)
baštúnā (genitive plural)
baštúnu (dative singular)
baštúnima (dative plural)
bàštún (accusative singular)
baštúne (accusative plural)
baštune (singular vocative)
baštúni (plural vocative)
baštúnu (locative singular)
baštúnima (locative plural)
baštúnom (instrumental singular)
baštúnima (instrumental plural)


баштун

ба̀штӯн (canonical masculine)
bàštūn (romanization)
ба̀штӯн (nominative singular)
башту́ни (nominative plural)
башту́на (genitive singular)
башту́на̄ (genitive plural)
башту́ну (dative singular)
башту́нима (dative plural)
ба̀штӯн (accusative singular)
башту́не (accusative plural)
баштуне (singular vocative)
башту́ни (plural vocative)
башту́ну (locative singular)
башту́нима (locative plural)
башту́ном (instrumental singular)
башту́нима (instrumental plural)


зеље

zelje (romanization)
зеље (nominative singular)
зеља (genitive singular)
зељу (dative singular)
зеље (accusative singular)
зеље (singular vocative)
зељу (locative singular)
зељем (instrumental singular)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *zelьje; akin to Czech zelí, Polish ziele.

German playing cards
German playing cards


жандар

жа̀нда̄р or жа̏ндар or жа̏нда̄р m (Latin spelling žàndār or žȁndar or žȁndār)

жа̀нда̄р (canonical)
жа̏ндар (canonical)
жа̏нда̄р (canonical masculine)
žàndār (romanization)
žȁndar (romanization)
žȁndār (romanization)
жа̀нда̄р (nominative singular)
жа̏ндар (nominative singular)
жа̏нда̄р (nominative singular)
жанда́ри (nominative plural)
жа̏ндари (nominative plural)
жанда́ра (genitive singular)
жа̏ндара (genitive singular)
жанда́ра̄ (genitive plural)
жа̏ндара̄ (genitive plural)
жанда́ру (dative singular)
жа̏ндару (dative singular)
жанда́рима (dative plural)
жа̏ндарима (dative plural)
жанда́ра (accusative singular)
жа̏ндара (accusative singular)
жанда́ре (accusative plural)
жа̏ндаре (accusative plural)
жа̏ндаре (singular vocative)
жанда́ри (plural vocative)
жа̏ндари (plural vocative)
жанда́ру (locative singular)
жа̏ндару (locative singular)
жанда́рима (locative plural)
жа̏ндарима (locative plural)
жанда́ром (instrumental singular)
жа̏ндаром (instrumental singular)
жанда́рима (instrumental plural)
жа̏ндарима (instrumental plural)
жа̀ндарм (alternative)
жа̏ндарм (alternative)

(usually Serbia) knave, jack in playing cards


žandar

žàndār or žȁndar or žȁndār m (Cyrillic spelling жа̀нда̄р or жа̏ндар or жа̏нда̄р)

žàndār (canonical)
žȁndar (canonical)
žȁndār (canonical masculine)
жа̀нда̄р (Cyrillic)
жа̏ндар (Cyrillic)
жа̏нда̄р (Cyrillic)
žàndār (nominative singular)
žȁndar (nominative singular)
žȁndār (nominative singular)
žandári (nominative plural)
žȁndari (nominative plural)
žandára (genitive singular)
žȁndara (genitive singular)
žandárā (genitive plural)
žȁndarā (genitive plural)
žandáru (dative singular)
žȁndaru (dative singular)
žandárima (dative plural)
žȁndarima (dative plural)
žandára (accusative singular)
žȁndara (accusative singular)
žandáre (accusative plural)
žȁndare (accusative plural)
žȁndare (singular vocative)
žandári (plural vocative)
žȁndari (plural vocative)
žandáru (locative singular)
žȁndaru (locative singular)
žandárima (locative plural)
žȁndarima (locative plural)
žandárom (instrumental singular)
žȁndarom (instrumental singular)
žandárima (instrumental plural)
žȁndarima (instrumental plural)
žàndarm (alternative)
žȁndarm (alternative)


zete

inflection of zeta:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


odoljen

odòljen (canonical masculine)
одо̀љен (Cyrillic)
odòljen (nominative singular)
odòljeni (nominative plural)
odòljena (genitive singular)
odòljenā (genitive plural)
odòljenu (dative singular)
odòljenima (dative plural)
odòljen (accusative singular)
odòljene (accusative plural)
odòljene (singular vocative)
odòljeni (plural vocative)
odòljenu (locative singular)
odòljenima (locative plural)
odòljenom (instrumental singular)
odòljenima (instrumental plural)
odòljan (alternative)
odòlen (alternative)
dòljen (alternative)

Valeriana officinalis
Valeriana officinalis#Translingual

valerian (Valeriana officinalis; and other related plants up to the Valerianaceae subfamily)


одољен

одо̀љен (canonical masculine)
odòljen (romanization)
одо̀љен (nominative singular)
одо̀љени (nominative plural)
одо̀љена (genitive singular)
одо̀љена̄ (genitive plural)
одо̀љену (dative singular)
одо̀љенима (dative plural)
одо̀љен (accusative singular)
одо̀љене (accusative plural)
одо̀љене (singular vocative)
одо̀љени (plural vocative)
одо̀љену (locative singular)
одо̀љенима (locative plural)
одо̀љеном (instrumental singular)
одо̀љенима (instrumental plural)
одо̀љан (alternative)
одо̀лен (alternative)
до̀љен (alternative)


oroz

ȍrōz (canonical masculine)
о̏ро̄з (Cyrillic)

Alternative form of hȍrōz (“rooster; trigger”)


jeze

inflection of jeza:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


jazu

dative/vocative/locative singular of jaz


topole

inflection of topola:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


med i mlijeko

mȇd i mlijéko m pl (Cyrillic spelling ме̑д и млије́ко)

mȇd i mlijéko (canonical masculine plural)
ме̑д и млије́ко (Cyrillic)
mȇd i mléko (alternative Ekavian)
mȇd i mlíko (alternative Ikavian)

From med (“honey”) + i (“and”) + mlijeko (“milk”).

af

prosperity and ease without worries; milk and honey


med i mleko

sh-noun

mȇd i mléko m pl (Cyrillic spelling ме̑д и мле́ко)

mȇd i mléko (canonical masculine plural)
ме̑д и мле́ко (Cyrillic)
mȇd i mlijéko (alternative Ijekavian)
mȇd i mlíko (alternative Ikavian)

From med (“honey”) + i (“and”) + mleko (“milk”).


мед и млијеко

sh-noun

ме̑д и млије́ко

ме̑д и млије́ко m pl (Latin spelling mȇd i mlijéko)

ме̑д и млије́ко (canonical masculine plural)
mȇd i mlijéko (romanization)
ме̑д и мле́ко (alternative Ekavian)
ме̑д и мли́ко (alternative Ikavian)

From ме̑д (“honey”) + и (“and”) + млије́ко (“milk”).


мед и млеко

sh-noun

ме̑д и мле́ко

ме̑д и мле́ко m pl (Latin spelling mȇd i mléko)

ме̑д и мле́ко (canonical masculine plural)
mȇd i mléko (romanization)
ме̑д и млије́ко (alternative Ijekavian)
ме̑д и мли́ко (alternative Ikavian)

From ме̑д (“honey”) + и (“and”) + мле́ко (“milk”).


bajke

inflection of bajka:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


lopate

inflection of lopata:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


халас

ха̀ла̄с (canonical masculine)
hàlās (romanization)
ха̀ла̄с (nominative singular)
хала́си (nominative plural)
хала́са (genitive singular)
хала́са̄ (genitive plural)
хала́су (dative singular)
хала́сима (dative plural)
ха̀ла̄с (accusative singular)
хала́се (accusative plural)
халасе (singular vocative)
хала́си (plural vocative)
хала́су (locative singular)
хала́сима (locative plural)
хала́сом (instrumental singular)
хала́сима (instrumental plural)
алаша (alternative)
а̀ла̄с (alternative)

Borrowed from Hungarian halász (“fisherman”).


претилост

прѐтило̄ст (canonical feminine)
prètilōst (romanization)
претилост (nominative singular)
претилости (nominative plural)
претилости (genitive singular)
претилости (genitive plural)
претилости (dative singular)
претилостима (dative plural)
претилост (accusative singular)
претилости (accusative plural)
претилости (singular vocative)
претилости (plural vocative)
претилости (locative singular)
претилостима (locative plural)
претилости (instrumental singular)
претилостима (instrumental plural)

прѐтио + -ост.

affix

прѐтио + -ост


sline

inflection of slina:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


Čifut

sh-noun

Čìfut m (Cyrillic spelling Чѝфут, female equivalent Čìfutka)

Čìfut (canonical masculine)
Чѝфут (Cyrillic)
Čìfutka (feminine)
Čìfut (nominative singular)
Čìfuti (nominative plural)
Čìfuta (genitive singular)
Čìfutā (genitive plural)
Čìfutu (dative singular)
Čìfutima (dative plural)
Čìfuta (accusative singular)
Čìfute (accusative plural)
Čìfute (singular vocative)
Čìfuti (plural vocative)
Čìfutu (locative singular)
Čìfutima (locative plural)
Čìfutom (instrumental singular)
Čìfutima (instrumental plural)


Чифут

Чѝфут m (Latin spelling Čìfut, female equivalent Чѝфутка)

Чѝфут (canonical masculine)
Čìfut (romanization)
Чѝфутка (feminine)
Чѝфут (nominative singular)
Чѝфути (nominative plural)
Чѝфута (genitive singular)
Чѝфута̄ (genitive plural)
Чѝфуту (dative singular)
Чѝфутима (dative plural)
Чѝфута (accusative singular)
Чѝфуте (accusative plural)
Чѝфуте (singular vocative)
Чѝфути (plural vocative)
Чѝфуту (locative singular)
Чѝфутима (locative plural)
Чѝфутом (instrumental singular)
Чѝфутима (instrumental plural)


Čifutin

Čìfutin m (Cyrillic spelling Чѝфутин, female equivalent Čìfutka or Čìfutkinja)

Čìfutin (canonical masculine)
Чѝфутин (Cyrillic)
Čìfutka (feminine)
Čìfutkinja (feminine)
Čìfutin (nominative singular)
Čìfuti (nominative plural)
Čìfutina (genitive singular)
Čìfutā (genitive plural)
Čìfutinu (dative singular)
Čìfutima (dative plural)
Čìfutina (accusative singular)
Čìfute (accusative plural)
Čìfutine (singular vocative)
Čìfuti (plural vocative)
Čìfutinu (locative singular)
Čìfutima (locative plural)
Čìfutinom (instrumental singular)
Čìfutima (instrumental plural)
Čìfut (alternative)
Čìvutin (alternative)
Čìvut (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish چفوت (çıfut), from Persian جهود (johud).


Чифутин

sh-noun

Чѝфутин m (Latin spelling Čìfutin, female equivalent Чѝфутка or Чѝфуткиња)

Чѝфутин (canonical masculine)
Čìfutin (romanization)
Чѝфутка (feminine)
Чѝфуткиња (feminine)
Чѝфутин (nominative singular)
Чѝфути (nominative plural)
Чѝфутина (genitive singular)
Чѝфута̄ (genitive plural)
Чѝфутину (dative singular)
Чѝфутима (dative plural)
Чѝфутина (accusative singular)
Чѝфуте (accusative plural)
Чѝфутине (singular vocative)
Чѝфути (plural vocative)
Чѝфутину (locative singular)
Чѝфутима (locative plural)
Чѝфутином (instrumental singular)
Чѝфутима (instrumental plural)
Чѝфут (alternative)
Чѝвутин (alternative)
Чѝвут (alternative)


тимар

тѝма̄р (canonical masculine)
tìmār (romanization)
тѝма̄р (nominative singular)
тима́ри (nominative plural)
тима́ра (genitive singular)
тима́ра̄ (genitive plural)
тима́ру (dative singular)
тима́рима (dative plural)
тѝма̄р (accusative singular)
тима́ре (accusative plural)
тима́ре (singular vocative)
тима́ри (plural vocative)
тима́ру (locative singular)
тима́рима (locative plural)
тима́ром (instrumental singular)
тима́рима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish تیمار (timar).

bor+

спа̀хија спахија#Serbo-Croatian

a kind of Ottoman Empire fief granted by the Sultan to a spahi (спа̀хија) in exchange for his cavalryman service and cultivated by villeins who leased it from him, timar


usne

inflection of usna:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


isiot

sh-noun

isìot or ìsiot m (Cyrillic spelling исѝот or ѝсиот)

isìot (canonical)
ìsiot (canonical masculine)
исѝот (Cyrillic)
ѝсиот (Cyrillic)
isiot (nominative singular)
isiota (genitive singular)
isiotu (dative singular)
isiot (accusative singular)
isiote (singular vocative)
isiotu (locative singular)
isiotom (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish ایصی اوتی (ısı otu, literally “heat herb”).

bor+

Curcuma zedoaria
Curcuma zedoaria#Translingual


исиот

sh-noun

исѝот or ѝсиот m (Latin spelling isìot or ìsiot)

исѝот (canonical)
ѝсиот (canonical masculine)
isìot (romanization)
ìsiot (romanization)
исиот (nominative singular)
исиота (genitive singular)
исиоту (dative singular)
исиот (accusative singular)
исиоте (singular vocative)
исиоту (locative singular)
исиотом (instrumental singular)


migu

dative/vocative/locative singular of mig


šume

inflection of šuma:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


ћепчија

ćepčija (romanization)
чепчија (nominative singular)
чепчије (nominative plural)
чепчије (genitive singular)
чепчија (genitive plural)
чепчији (dative singular)
чепчијама (dative plural)
чепчију (accusative singular)
чепчије (accusative plural)
чепчијо (singular vocative)
чепчије (plural vocative)
чепчији (locative singular)
чепчијама (locative plural)
чепчијом (instrumental singular)
чепчијама (instrumental plural)
ћевчија (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish كپچه (kepçe), from Persian کپچه (kapče), کفچه (kafče).

bor+

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

(cooking, Serbia regional, Montenegro, rare) ladle


аралук

ара̀лук (canonical masculine)
aràluk (romanization)
аралук (nominative singular)
аралуци (nominative plural)
аралука (genitive singular)
аралука (genitive plural)
аралуку (dative singular)
аралуцима (dative plural)
аралук (accusative singular)
аралуке (accusative plural)
аралуку (singular vocative)
аралуци (plural vocative)
аралуку (locative singular)
аралуцима (locative plural)
аралуком (instrumental singular)
аралуцима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish آرالق (aralık) (Turkish aralık).


ćiler

ćìler (canonical masculine)
ћѝлер (Cyrillic)
ćiler (nominative singular)
ćileri (nominative plural)
ćilera (genitive singular)
ćìlērā (genitive plural)
ćileru (dative singular)
ćilerima (dative plural)
ćiler (accusative singular)
ćilere (accusative plural)
ćilere (singular vocative)
ćileri (plural vocative)
ćileru (locative singular)
ćilerima (locative plural)
ćilerom (instrumental singular)
ćilerima (instrumental plural)
kìler (alternative)
kìjer (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish كلار (kılar, kiler), from Byzantine Greek κελλάριν (kellárin), from Koine Greek κελλάριον (kellárion), from Latin cellārium.

kılar, <i class="Latn mention" lang="tr">kiler</i>


ћилер

ћѝлер (canonical masculine)
ćìler (romanization)
ћилер (nominative singular)
ћилери (nominative plural)
ћилера (genitive singular)
ћѝле̄ра̄ (genitive plural)
ћилеру (dative singular)
ћилерима (dative plural)
ћилер (accusative singular)
ћилере (accusative plural)
ћилере (singular vocative)
ћилери (plural vocative)
ћилеру (locative singular)
ћилерима (locative plural)
ћилером (instrumental singular)
ћилерима (instrumental plural)
кѝлер (alternative)
кѝјер (alternative)


pižolot

pižòlot (canonical masculine)
пижо̀лот (Cyrillic)

(Dalmatia) A light, restorative sleep or rest following lunch; siesta.


мирта

ми̑рта (canonical feminine)
mȋrta (romanization)
мирта (nominative singular)
мирте (nominative plural)
мирте (genitive singular)
мирта (genitive plural)
мирти (dative singular)
миртама (dative plural)
мирту (accusative singular)
мирте (accusative plural)
мирто (singular vocative)
мирте (plural vocative)
мирти (locative singular)
миртама (locative plural)
миртом (instrumental singular)
миртама (instrumental plural)
мр̏та (alternative)
мр̏тва (alternative)
мр̏ча (alternative)


izima

dative/locative/instrumental plural of igo


најгвирц

на̀јгвирц (canonical masculine)
nàjgvirc (romanization)
најгвирц (nominative singular)
најгвирца (genitive singular)
најгвирцу (dative singular)
најгвирц (accusative singular)
најгвирче (singular vocative)
најгвирцу (locative singular)
најгвирцем (instrumental singular)
на̀јквирц (alternative)

Pimenta dioica
Pimenta dioica#Translingual

(chiefly Serbia) allspice (Pimenta dioica)


najgvirc

sh-noun

nàjgvirc m (Cyrillic spelling на̀јгвирц)

nàjgvirc (canonical masculine)
на̀јгвирц (Cyrillic)
najgvirc (nominative singular)
najgvirca (genitive singular)
najgvircu (dative singular)
najgvirc (accusative singular)
najgvirče (singular vocative)
najgvircu (locative singular)
najgvircem (instrumental singular)
nàjkvirc (alternative)


najkvirc

nàjkvirc m (Cyrillic spelling на̀јквирц)

nàjkvirc (canonical masculine)
на̀јквирц (Cyrillic)
najkvirc (nominative singular)
najkvirca (genitive singular)
najkvircu (dative singular)
najkvirc (accusative singular)
najkvirče (singular vocative)
najkvircu (locative singular)
najkvircem (instrumental singular)


најквирц

на̀јквирц (canonical masculine)
nàjkvirc (romanization)
најквирц (nominative singular)
најквирца (genitive singular)
најквирцу (dative singular)
најквирц (accusative singular)
најквирче (singular vocative)
најквирцу (locative singular)
најквирцем (instrumental singular)

на̀јгвирц најгвирц#Serbo-Croatian


трнка

тр̏нка (canonical feminine)
tȑnka (romanization)
трнка (nominative singular)
трнке (nominative plural)
трнке (genitive singular)
трнака (genitive plural)
трнци (dative singular)
трнкама (dative plural)
трнку (accusative singular)
трнке (accusative plural)
трнко (singular vocative)
трнке (plural vocative)
трнци (locative singular)
трнкама (locative plural)
трнком (instrumental singular)
трнкама (instrumental plural)
трн (alternative)
трновка (alternative)
трњача (alternative)
трновица (alternative)
трњевача (alternative)
трнгуља (alternative)
трнтуља (alternative)
треснавка (alternative)
трепљивица (alternative)
трпавица (alternative)
трпина (alternative)
трепотњак (alternative)


trnina

tr̀nina (canonical feminine)
тр̀нина (Cyrillic)
trnina (nominative singular)
trnine (nominative plural)
trnine (genitive singular)
trnina (genitive plural)
trnini (dative singular)
trninama (dative plural)
trninu (accusative singular)
trnine (accusative plural)
trnino (singular vocative)
trnine (plural vocative)
trnini (locative singular)
trninama (locative plural)
trninom (instrumental singular)
trninama (instrumental plural)
tȑnjina (alternative Serbia)
trnjínka (alternative)
tr̀novača (alternative)
tȓn (alternative)
trnula (alternative)
trnavka (alternative)

Prunus spinosa
Prunus spinosa#Translingual

(Croatia, Bosnia) sloe, blackthorn (Prunus spinosa)


трнина

тр̀нина (canonical feminine)
tr̀nina (romanization)
трнина (nominative singular)
трнине (nominative plural)
трнине (genitive singular)
трнина (genitive plural)
трнини (dative singular)
трнинама (dative plural)
трнину (accusative singular)
трнине (accusative plural)
трнино (singular vocative)
трнине (plural vocative)
трнини (locative singular)
трнинама (locative plural)
трнином (instrumental singular)
трнинама (instrumental plural)
тр̏њина (alternative Serbia)
трњи́нка (alternative)
тр̀новача (alternative)
тр̑н (alternative)
трнула (alternative)
трнавка (alternative)

тр̑н + -ина.


трњина

тр̏њина or тр̀њина f (Latin spelling tȑnjina or tr̀njina)

тр̏њина (canonical)
тр̀њина (canonical feminine)
tȑnjina (romanization)
tr̀njina (romanization)
трњина (nominative singular)
трњине (nominative plural)
трњине (genitive singular)
трњина (genitive plural)
трњини (dative singular)
трњинама (dative plural)
трњину (accusative singular)
трњине (accusative plural)
трњино (singular vocative)
трњине (plural vocative)
трњини (locative singular)
трњинама (locative plural)
трњином (instrumental singular)
трњинама (instrumental plural)


trnjina

tȑnjina or tr̀njina f (Cyrillic spelling тр̏њина or тр̀њина)

tȑnjina (canonical)
tr̀njina (canonical feminine)
тр̏њина (Cyrillic)
тр̀њина (Cyrillic)
trnjina (nominative singular)
trnjine (nominative plural)
trnjine (genitive singular)
trnjina (genitive plural)
trnjini (dative singular)
trnjinama (dative plural)
trnjinu (accusative singular)
trnjine (accusative plural)
trnjino (singular vocative)
trnjine (plural vocative)
trnjini (locative singular)
trnjinama (locative plural)
trnjinom (instrumental singular)
trnjinama (instrumental plural)


индекс преламања

ѝндекс прела́мања

ѝндекс прела́мања m (Latin spelling ìndeks prelámanja)

ѝндекс прела́мања (canonical masculine)
ìndeks prelámanja (romanization)


indeks prelamanja

ìndeks prelámanja m (Cyrillic spelling ѝндекс прела́мања)

ìndeks prelámanja (canonical masculine)
ѝндекс прела́мања (Cyrillic)


opšta teorija relativnosti

ȍpšta tèorija relatívnosti f (Cyrillic spelling о̏пшта тѐорија релати́вности)

ȍpšta tèorija relatívnosti (canonical feminine)
о̏пшта тѐорија релати́вности (Cyrillic)
opća teorija relativnosti (alternative Croatia)

(physics, Serbia) general relativity (literal translation: general theory of relativity)


оман

о̀ман (canonical masculine)
òman (romanization)
оман (nominative singular)
омани (nominative plural)
омана (genitive singular)
омана (genitive plural)
оману (dative singular)
оманима (dative plural)
оман (accusative singular)
омане (accusative plural)
омане (singular vocative)
омани (plural vocative)
оману (locative singular)
оманима (locative plural)
оманом (instrumental singular)
оманима (instrumental plural)

Inula helenium
Inula helenium#Translingual

inula, elecampane (Inula spp., especially Inula helenium)

the related and similar Telekia speciosa syn. Telekia cordifolia


čajdžinica

čajdžinica f (Cyrillic spelling чајџиница)


nadriliječnik

nadriliječnik m (Cyrillic spelling надрилијечник)

надрилијечник (Cyrillic)


pseudoznanost

pseudoznanost f (Cyrillic spelling псеудознаност)

псеудознаност (Cyrillic)


леја

ле́ја (canonical feminine)
léja (romanization)
леја (nominative singular)
леје (nominative plural)
леје (genitive singular)
леја (genitive plural)
леји (dative singular)
лејама (dative plural)
леју (accusative singular)
лејама (accusative plural)
лејо (singular vocative)
леје (plural vocative)
леји (locative singular)
лејама (locative plural)
лејом (instrumental singular)
лејама (instrumental plural)
лијѐха (alternative Ijekavian)
ли́ха (alternative Ikavian)
ле́ха (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


lijeha

lijèha (canonical feminine)
лијѐха (Cyrillic)
lijeha (nominative singular)
lijehe (nominative plural)
lijehe (genitive singular)
lijeha (genitive plural)
lijesi (dative singular)
lijehama (dative plural)
lijehu (accusative singular)
lijehama (accusative plural)
lijeho (singular vocative)
lijehe (plural vocative)
lijesi (locative singular)
lijehama (locative plural)
lijehom (instrumental singular)
lijehama (instrumental plural)


лијеха

лијѐха (canonical feminine)
lijèha (romanization)
лијеха (nominative singular)
лијехе (nominative plural)
лијехе (genitive singular)
лијеха (genitive plural)
лијеси (dative singular)
лијехама (dative plural)
лијеху (accusative singular)
лијехама (accusative plural)
лијехо (singular vocative)
лијехе (plural vocative)
лијеси (locative singular)
лијехама (locative plural)
лијехом (instrumental singular)
лијехама (instrumental plural)
ле́ха (alternative Ekavian)


leha

léha (canonical feminine)
ле́ха (Cyrillic)
leha (nominative singular)
lehe (nominative plural)
lehe (genitive singular)
leha (genitive plural)
lesi (dative singular)
lehama (dative plural)
lehu (accusative singular)
lehama (accusative plural)
leho (singular vocative)
lehe (plural vocative)
lesi (locative singular)
lehama (locative plural)
lehom (instrumental singular)
lehama (instrumental plural)


леха

ле́ха (canonical feminine)
léha (romanization)
леха (nominative singular)
лехе (nominative plural)
лехе (genitive singular)
леха (genitive plural)
леси (dative singular)
лехама (dative plural)
леху (accusative singular)
лехама (accusative plural)
лехо (singular vocative)
лехе (plural vocative)
леси (locative singular)
лехама (locative plural)
лехом (instrumental singular)
лехама (instrumental plural)
лијѐха (alternative)


ostruga

ȍstruga (canonical feminine)
о̏струга (Cyrillic)

(ornithology) spur (outgrowth of bone covered in a sheath of horn)

Rubus caesius
Rubus caesius#Translingual


punac

púnac (canonical masculine)
пу́нац (Cyrillic)
punac (nominative singular)
punci (nominative plural)
punca (genitive singular)
punaca (genitive plural)
puncu (dative singular)
puncima (dative plural)
punca (accusative singular)
punce (accusative plural)
punče (singular vocative)
punci (plural vocative)
puncu (locative singular)
puncima (locative plural)
puncem (instrumental singular)
puncima (instrumental plural)

(Croatia) father-in-law (father of one's wife)


цревља

цре̏вља (canonical feminine)
crȅvlja (romanization)
цре̏вља (nominative singular)
цре̏вље (nominative plural)
цре̏вље (genitive singular)
цре̑вља̄ (genitive plural)
цре̑вљӣ (genitive plural)
цре̏вљи (dative singular)
цре̏вљама (dative plural)
цре̏вљу (accusative singular)
цре̏вље (accusative plural)
цре̏вљо (singular vocative)
цре̏вље (plural vocative)
цре̏вљи (locative singular)
цре̏вљама (locative plural)
цре̏вљом (instrumental singular)
цре̏вљама (instrumental plural)
цре̏вљица (alternative)
цре̏вица (alternative)
цре̏ва (alternative)


crevlja

crȅvlja (canonical feminine)
цре̏вља (Cyrillic)
crȅvlja (nominative singular)
crȅvlje (nominative plural)
crȅvlje (genitive singular)
crȇvljā (genitive plural)
crȇvljī (genitive plural)
crȅvlji (dative singular)
crȅvljama (dative plural)
crȅvlju (accusative singular)
crȅvlje (accusative plural)
crȅvljo (singular vocative)
crȅvlje (plural vocative)
crȅvlji (locative singular)
crȅvljama (locative plural)
crȅvljom (instrumental singular)
crȅvljama (instrumental plural)
crȅvljica (alternative)
crȅvica (alternative)
crȅva (alternative)


плуто

плу̏то (canonical neuter)
plȕto (romanization)
плуто (nominative singular)
плута (nominative plural)
плута (genitive singular)
плута (genitive plural)
плуту (dative singular)
плутима (dative plural)
плуто (accusative singular)
плута (accusative plural)
плуто (singular vocative)
плута (plural vocative)
плуту (locative singular)
плутима (locative plural)
плутом (instrumental singular)
плутима (instrumental plural)


bitke

inflection of bitka:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


дендрокронологија

дендрокроноло̀гија

дендрокроноло̀гија f (Latin spelling dendrokronològija)

дендрокроноло̀гија (canonical feminine)
dendrokronològija (romanization)
дендрокронологија (nominative singular)
дендрокронологије (nominative plural)
дендрокронологије (genitive singular)
дендрокронологија (genitive plural)
дендрокронологији (dative singular)
дендрокронологијама (dative plural)
дендрокронологију (accusative singular)
дендрокронологије (accusative plural)
дендрокронологијо (singular vocative)
дендрокронологије (plural vocative)
дендрокронологији (locative singular)
дендрокронологијама (locative plural)
дендрокронологијом (instrumental singular)
дендрокронологијама (instrumental plural)

ден‧дро‧кро‧но‧ло‧ги‧ја


perga

перга (Cyrillic)
perga (nominative singular)
perge (genitive singular)
pergi (dative singular)
pergu (accusative singular)
pergo (singular vocative)
pergi (locative singular)
pergom (instrumental singular)

Foreign-influenced doublet of pȑga from Proto-Slavic *pьrga.

Perga obiluje kvalitetnim belančevinama, svim nezamjenjivim aminokiselinama, ugljenim hidratima, masnim kiselinama, vitaminima B grupe, vitaminima K, E, D, C, posebno vitaminom P (rutin), provitaminom A (karotin), različitim mineralima i oligoelementima (posebno kalijumom i gvožđem), eteričnim uljima, enzimima, pigmentima i drugim biološki aktivnim prirodnim materijama.

2014 October 15, “Put ka zdravlju: Pčelinji hljeb za savršenu krvnu sliku”, in Narodni Lijek:

2017 August 29, “Perga – skup i ljekovit pčelinji proizvod”, in agroklub:


перга

perga (romanization)
перга (nominative singular)
перге (genitive singular)
перги (dative singular)
пергу (accusative singular)
перго (singular vocative)
перги (locative singular)
пергом (instrumental singular)

Foreign-influenced doublet of пр̏га from Proto-Slavic *pьrga.


prga

pȑga or pŕga f (Cyrillic spelling пр̏га or пр́га)

pȑga (canonical)
pŕga (canonical feminine)
пр̏га (Cyrillic)
пр́га (Cyrillic)
prga (nominative singular)
prge (genitive singular)
prgi (dative singular)
prgu (accusative singular)
prgo (singular vocative)
prgi (locative singular)
prgom (instrumental singular)

10. Prga. Najglavnija hrana lička jest prga. Ova se pravi, kad žita, makar kakvog (uzimiju obično ječam i zob), u pržnici (izgleda kao pekva i jest železna i šupljikava) popržiš, onda samelješ, u varenoj vodi mešajući zakuhaš i začiniš.

1854, Marko Opačić, “Krajiška jela i pitja”, in Gospodarske Novine, volume 2, number 1, page 175:

10. Gruel. The most important personal dish is gruel. It is made when you fry cereals of some kind (one usually takes barley or oats) in a skillet (it looks like a pan and is made of iron and hollow), then mill it, cook it in boiling water stirring, and season it.


прга

пр̏га or пр́га f (Latin spelling pȑga or pŕga)

пр̏га (canonical)
пр́га (canonical feminine)
pȑga (romanization)
pŕga (romanization)
прга (nominative singular)
прге (genitive singular)
прги (dative singular)
пргу (accusative singular)
прго (singular vocative)
прги (locative singular)
пргом (instrumental singular)

10. Gruel. – the most important personal dish is gruel. It is made when you fry cereals of some kind (one usually takes barley or oats) in a skillet (it looks like a pan and is of iron and hollow), then mill it, cook it in boiling water stirring, and season it.


pekva

pȅkva (canonical feminine)
пе̏ква (Cyrillic)
pȅkva (nominative singular)
pekve (nominative plural)
pekve (genitive singular)
pȅkāvā (genitive plural)
pȅkvī (genitive plural)
pekvi (dative singular)
pekvama (dative plural)
pekvu (accusative singular)
pekve (accusative plural)
pekvo (singular vocative)
pekve (plural vocative)
pekvi (locative singular)
pekvama (locative plural)
pekvom (instrumental singular)
pekvama (instrumental plural)


пеква

пе̏ква (canonical feminine)
pȅkva (romanization)
пе̏ква (nominative singular)
пекве (nominative plural)
пекве (genitive singular)
пе̏ка̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
пе̏квӣ (genitive plural)
пекви (dative singular)
пеквама (dative plural)
пекву (accusative singular)
пекве (accusative plural)
пекво (singular vocative)
пекве (plural vocative)
пекви (locative singular)
пеквама (locative plural)
пеквом (instrumental singular)
пеквама (instrumental plural)


brusu

dative/locative/vocative singular of brus


selvija

sèlvija (canonical feminine)
сѐлвија (Cyrillic)
selvija (nominative singular)
selvije (nominative plural)
selvije (genitive singular)
selvija (genitive plural)
selviji (dative singular)
selvijama (dative plural)
selviju (accusative singular)
selvije (accusative plural)
selvijo (singular vocative)
selvije (plural vocative)
selviji (locative singular)
selvijama (locative plural)
selvijom (instrumental singular)
selvijama (instrumental plural)
sèvlija (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish سلوی (selvi, “cypress”).


sevlija

sèvlija (canonical feminine)
сѐвлија (Cyrillic)
sevlija (nominative singular)
sevlije (nominative plural)
sevlije (genitive singular)
sevlija (genitive plural)
sevliji (dative singular)
sevlijama (dative plural)
sevliju (accusative singular)
sevlije (accusative plural)
sevlijo (singular vocative)
sevlije (plural vocative)
sevliji (locative singular)
sevlijama (locative plural)
sevlijom (instrumental singular)
sevlijama (instrumental plural)


селвија

сѐлвија (canonical feminine)
sèlvija (romanization)
селвија (nominative singular)
селвије (nominative plural)
селвије (genitive singular)
селвија (genitive plural)
селвији (dative singular)
селвијама (dative plural)
селвију (accusative singular)
селвије (accusative plural)
селвијо (singular vocative)
селвије (plural vocative)
селвији (locative singular)
селвијама (locative plural)
селвијом (instrumental singular)
селвијама (instrumental plural)
сѐвлија (alternative)


севлија

сѐвлија (canonical feminine)
sèvlija (romanization)
севлија (nominative singular)
севлије (nominative plural)
севлије (genitive singular)
севлија (genitive plural)
севлији (dative singular)
севлијама (dative plural)
севлију (accusative singular)
севлије (accusative plural)
севлијо (singular vocative)
севлије (plural vocative)
севлији (locative singular)
севлијама (locative plural)
севлијом (instrumental singular)
севлијама (instrumental plural)


марифет

марѝфет (canonical masculine)
marìfet (romanization)
марифет (nominative singular)
марифети (nominative plural)
марифета (genitive singular)
марифета (genitive plural)
марифету (dative singular)
марифетима (dative plural)
марифет (accusative singular)
марифете (accusative plural)
марифете (singular vocative)
марифети (plural vocative)
марифету (locative singular)
марифетима (locative plural)
марифетом (instrumental singular)
марифетима (instrumental plural)


zore

inflection of zora:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


špada

špȃda (canonical feminine)
шпа̑да (Cyrillic)
špada (nominative singular)
špade (nominative plural)
špade (genitive singular)
špada (genitive plural)
špadi (dative singular)
špadama (dative plural)
špadu (accusative singular)
špade (accusative plural)
špado (singular vocative)
špade (plural vocative)
špadi (locative singular)
špadama (locative plural)
špadom (instrumental singular)
špadama (instrumental plural)
spȃda (alternative)


шпада

шпа̑да (canonical feminine)
špȃda (romanization)
шпада (nominative singular)
шпаде (nominative plural)
шпаде (genitive singular)
шпада (genitive plural)
шпади (dative singular)
шпадама (dative plural)
шпаду (accusative singular)
шпаде (accusative plural)
шпадо (singular vocative)
шпаде (plural vocative)
шпади (locative singular)
шпадама (locative plural)
шпадом (instrumental singular)
шпадама (instrumental plural)
спа̑да (alternative)


žiru

dative/vocative/locative singular of žir


рибиз

ри̏бӣз (canonical masculine)
rȉbīz (romanization)
рибиз (nominative singular)
рибизи (nominative plural)
рибиза (genitive singular)
рибиза (genitive plural)
рибизу (dative singular)
рибизима (dative plural)
рибиз (accusative singular)
рибизе (accusative plural)
рибизе (singular vocative)
рибизи (plural vocative)
рибизу (locative singular)
рибизима (locative plural)
рибизом (instrumental singular)
рибизима (instrumental plural)
ри̏бӣзла (alternative)

currant (Ribes gen. et spp. fruit and shrub)


ribiz

rȉbīz (canonical masculine)
ри̏бӣз (Cyrillic)
ribiz (nominative singular)
ribizi (nominative plural)
ribiza (genitive singular)
ribiza (genitive plural)
ribizu (dative singular)
ribizima (dative plural)
ribiz (accusative singular)
ribize (accusative plural)
ribize (singular vocative)
ribizi (plural vocative)
ribizu (locative singular)
ribizima (locative plural)
ribizom (instrumental singular)
ribizima (instrumental plural)
rȉbīzla (alternative)

Borrowed from Austrian German Ribisel. Doublet of loboda.


ribizla

rȉbīzla (canonical masculine)
ри̏бӣзла (Cyrillic)
ribizla (nominative singular)
ribizle (nominative plural)
ribizle (genitive singular)
ribizla (genitive plural)
ribizli (dative singular)
ribizlama (dative plural)
ribizlu (accusative singular)
ribizle (accusative plural)
ribizlo (singular vocative)
ribizle (plural vocative)
ribizli (locative singular)
ribizlama (locative plural)
ribizlom (instrumental singular)
ribizlama (instrumental plural)


рибизли

ри̏бӣзла рибизла#Serbo-Croatian


рибизле

ри̏бӣзла рибизла#Serbo-Croatian

ри̏бӣзла рибизла#Serbo-Croatian

ри̏бӣзла рибизла#Serbo-Croatian

ри̏бӣзла рибизла#Serbo-Croatian


рибизлом

ри̏бӣзла рибизла#Serbo-Croatian


рибизлу

ри̏бӣзла рибизла#Serbo-Croatian


рибизлама

ри̏бӣзла рибизла#Serbo-Croatian

dative/instrumental/locative plural of ри̏бӣзла


купинама

dative/instrumental/locative plural of ку̀пина


малинама

dative/instrumental/locative plural of ма̀лина


šije

inflection of šija:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


seje

inflection of seja:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


putima

dative/locative/instrumental plural of put


putima

dative/locative/instrumental plural of puto


beležnica

sh-noun

bèležnica f (Cyrillic spelling бѐлежница)

bèležnica (canonical feminine)
бѐлежница (Cyrillic)
bèležnica (nominative singular)
bèležnice (nominative plural)
bèležnice (genitive singular)
bèležnicā (genitive plural)
bèležnici (dative singular)
bèležnicama (dative plural)
bèležnicu (accusative singular)
bèležnice (accusative plural)
bèležnice (singular vocative)
bèležnice (plural vocative)
bèležnici (locative singular)
bèležnicama (locative plural)
bèležnicom (instrumental singular)
bèležnicama (instrumental plural)
bilježnica (alternative Ijekavian)


бележница

бѐлежница (canonical feminine)
bèležnica (romanization)
бѐлежница (nominative singular)
бѐлежнице (nominative plural)
бѐлежнице (genitive singular)
бѐлежница̄ (genitive plural)
бѐлежници (dative singular)
бѐлежницама (dative plural)
бѐлежницу (accusative singular)
бѐлежнице (accusative plural)
бѐлежнице (singular vocative)
бѐлежнице (plural vocative)
бѐлежници (locative singular)
бѐлежницама (locative plural)
бѐлежницом (instrumental singular)
бѐлежницама (instrumental plural)
биљежница (alternative Ijekavian)

бе‧леж‧ни‧ца


krugu

dative/vocative/locative singular of krug


vode

inflection of voda:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


лојтре

ло́јтре or ло̑јтре f pl (Latin spelling lójtre or lȏjtre)

ло́јтре (canonical)
ло̑јтре (canonical feminine plural)
lójtre (romanization)
lȏjtre (romanization)

Kajkavian and Chakavian form of ло́тре (“ladder”)


krupe

inflection of krupa:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


tuče

inflection of tuča:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


juhama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of juha


jamama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of jama


lozama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of loza


zabit

zȁbīt (canonical feminine)
за̏бӣт (Cyrillic)
zabit (nominative singular)
zabiti (nominative plural)
zabiti (genitive singular)
zabiti (genitive plural)
zabiti (dative singular)
zabitima (dative plural)
zabit (accusative singular)
забити (accusative plural)
zabiti (singular vocative)
zabiti (plural vocative)
zabiti (locative singular)
zabitima (locative plural)
zabiću (instrumental singular)
zabiti (instrumental singular)
zabitima (instrumental plural)

Derived from now obsolete verb zabiti ("to forget"), which itself was inherited from Proto-Slavic *zabỳti, from *za + *bỳti (“to be”). Cognates include Old Church Slavonic забꙑти (zabyti), Russian забыть (zabytʹ) and Polish zabyć. First attested in the 16th century.


pleve

inflection of pleva:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


breze

inflection of breza:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


kitama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of kita


kuće

inflection of kuća:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


kućama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of kuća


vesne

inflection of vesna:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


letima

dative/locative/instrumental plural of leto


zimama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of zima


fažol

fàžōl (canonical masculine)
фа̀жо̄л (Cyrillic)
fažol (nominative singular)
fažola (genitive singular)
fažolu (dative singular)
fažol (accusative singular)
fažole (singular vocative)
fažolu (locative singular)
fažolom (instrumental singular)


brodet

bròdet (canonical masculine)
бро̀дет (Cyrillic)
brodet (nominative singular)
brodeti (nominative plural)
brodeta (genitive singular)
brodeta (genitive plural)
brodetu (dative singular)
brodetima (dative plural)
brodet (accusative singular)
brodete (accusative plural)
brodete (singular vocative)
brodeti (plural vocative)
brodetu (locative singular)
brodetima (locative plural)
brodetom (instrumental singular)
brodetima (instrumental plural)
brùdet (alternative)
bròjet (alternative)
brùjet (alternative)


brudet

brùdet (canonical masculine)
бру̀дет (Cyrillic)
brudet (nominative singular)
brudeti (nominative plural)
brudeta (genitive singular)
brudeta (genitive plural)
brudetu (dative singular)
brudetima (dative plural)
brudet (accusative singular)
brudete (accusative plural)
brudete (singular vocative)
brudeti (plural vocative)
brudetu (locative singular)
brudetima (locative plural)
brudetom (instrumental singular)
brudetima (instrumental plural)


pameti

памети (Cyrillic)
pameću (alternative instrumental singular)

genitive/dative/locative/instrumental singular of pamet


lažima

dative/locative/instrumental plural of laž


arzuhal

arzùhāl (canonical masculine)
арзу̀ха̄л (Cyrillic)
arzuhal (nominative singular)
arzuhali (nominative plural)
arzuhala (genitive singular)
arzuhala (genitive plural)
arzuhalu (dative singular)
arzuhalima (dative plural)
arzuhal (accusative singular)
arzuhale (accusative plural)
arzuhale (singular vocative)
arzuhali (plural vocative)
arzuhalu (locative singular)
arzuhalima (locative plural)
arzuhalom (instrumental singular)
arzuhalima (instrumental plural)
arzòhāl (alternative)
arzùvāl (alternative)
arzòvāl (alternative)
arzòvān (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish عرضحال (arzıhal, arzuhal).


rumenila

inflection of rumenilo:
genitive singular


арзухал

арзу̀ха̄л (canonical masculine)
arzùhāl (romanization)
арзухал (nominative singular)
арзухали (nominative plural)
арзухала (genitive singular)
арзухала (genitive plural)
арзухалу (dative singular)
арзухалма (dative plural)
арзухал (accusative singular)
арзухале (accusative plural)
арзухале (singular vocative)
арзухали (plural vocative)
арзухалу (locative singular)
арзухалма (locative plural)
арзухалом (instrumental singular)
арзухалма (instrumental plural)
арзо̀ха̄л (alternative)
арзу̀ва̄л (alternative)
арзо̀ва̄л (alternative)
арзо̀ва̄н (alternative)


jadac

jàdac (canonical masculine)
ја̀дац (Cyrillic)


jadac

jȁdac (canonical masculine)
ја̏дац (Cyrillic)


zenama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of zena


ženama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of žena


krađe

inflection of krađa:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


drugarica

sh-noun

drȗgarica f (Cyrillic spelling дру̑гарица)

drȗgarica (canonical feminine)
дру̑гарица (Cyrillic)
drȗgarica (nominative singular)
drugarice (nominative plural)
drugarice (genitive singular)
drugarica (genitive plural)
drugarici (dative singular)
drugaricama (dative plural)
drugaricu (accusative singular)
drugarice (accusative plural)
drȗgarice (singular vocative)
drȗgarice (plural vocative)
drugaricu (locative singular)
drugaricama (locative plural)
drugaricom (instrumental singular)
drugaricama (instrumental plural)

From drugar (“friend”) + -ica (“feminine suffix”).

compound

(dated) comrade (commonly used in parts of Former Yugoslavia among coworkers or friends)


kunica

kùnica (canonical feminine)
ку̀ница (Cyrillic)

yarrow (any plant of the genus Achillea)


ivama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of iva


rakita

ràkita (canonical feminine)
ра̀кита (Cyrillic)

purple willow, purple osier (Salix purpurea)


strune

inflection of struna:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


grbe

inflection of grba:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


grbama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of grba


deonica

deònica (canonical feminine)
део̀ница (Cyrillic)
deonica (nominative singular)
deonice (nominative plural)
deonice (genitive singular)
deonica (genitive plural)
deonici (dative singular)
deonicama (dative plural)
deonicu (accusative singular)
deonice (accusative plural)
deonice (singular vocative)
deonico (singular vocative)
deonice (plural vocative)
deonici (locative singular)
deonicama (locative plural)
deonicom (instrumental singular)
deonicama (instrumental plural)
dionica (alternative Ijekavian)

section (of a road, railway track, etc.) between two destinations


somun

sòmūn (canonical masculine)
со̀мӯн (Cyrillic)
sòmūn (nominative singular)
somúni (nominative plural)
somúna (genitive singular)
somúnā (genitive plural)
somúnu (dative singular)
somúnima (dative plural)
sòmūn (accusative singular)
somúne (accusative plural)
somune (singular vocative)
somúni (plural vocative)
somúnu (locative singular)
somúnima (locative plural)
somúnom (instrumental singular)
somúnima (instrumental plural)
sàmūn (alternative Croatia)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish صومون (somun).

bor+

(now Bosnia) a loaf of round wheaten yeast bread, pita


самун

са̀мӯн (canonical masculine)
sàmūn (romanization)
са̀мӯн (nominative singular)
саму́ни (nominative plural)
саму́на (genitive singular)
саму́на̄ (genitive plural)
саму́ну (dative singular)
саму́нима (dative plural)
са̀мӯн (accusative singular)
саму́не (accusative plural)
самуне (singular vocative)
саму́ни (plural vocative)
саму́ну (locative singular)
саму́нима (locative plural)
саму́ном (instrumental singular)
саму́нима (instrumental plural)


ћурак

sh-noun

ћу̀рак or ћу̏рак m (Latin spelling ćùrak or ćȕrak)

ћу̀рак (canonical)
ћу̏рак (canonical masculine)
ćùrak (romanization)
ćȕrak (romanization)
ћурак (nominative singular)
ћурци (nominative plural)
ћурка (genitive singular)
ћурака (genitive plural)
ћурку (dative singular)
ћурцима (dative plural)
ћурак (accusative singular)
ћурке (accusative plural)
ћурче (singular vocative)
ћурци (plural vocative)
ћурку (locative singular)
ћурцима (locative plural)
ћурком (instrumental singular)
ћурцима (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish كورك (kürk, “fur”).


ћурак

ћу́рак (canonical masculine)
ćúrak (romanization)
ћурак (nominative singular)
ћурци (nominative plural)
ћурка (genitive singular)
ћурака (genitive plural)
ћурку (dative singular)
ћурцима (dative plural)
ћурак (accusative singular)
ћурке (accusative plural)
ћурче (singular vocative)
ћурци (plural vocative)
ћурку (locative singular)
ћурцима (locative plural)
ћурком (instrumental singular)
ћурцима (instrumental plural)

Alternative form of ћу̀ра̄н (“male turkey”)


kukumar

kȕkumār or kùkumār or kukùmar m (Cyrillic spelling ку̏кума̄р or ку̀кума̄р or куку̀мар)

kȕkumār (canonical)
kùkumār (canonical)
kukùmar (canonical masculine)
ку̏кума̄р (Cyrillic)
ку̀кума̄р (Cyrillic)
куку̀мар (Cyrillic)
kukumar (nominative singular)
kukumari (nominative plural)
kukumara (genitive singular)
kukumara (genitive plural)
kukumaru (dative singular)
kukumarima (dative plural)
kukumar (accusative singular)
kukumare (accusative plural)
kukumare (singular vocative)
kukumari (plural vocative)
kukumaru (locative singular)
kukumarima (locative plural)
kukumarom (instrumental singular)
kukumarima (instrumental plural)

→ Romanian: cucumăr

Borrowed from Venetan cucùmaro, from Latin cucumis, cucumeris.


кукумар

ку̏кума̄р or ку̀кума̄р or куку̀мар m (Latin spelling kȕkumār or kùkumār or kukùmar)

ку̏кума̄р (canonical)
ку̀кума̄р (canonical)
куку̀мар (canonical masculine)
kȕkumār (romanization)
kùkumār (romanization)
kukùmar (romanization)
кукумар (nominative singular)
кукумари (nominative plural)
кукумара (genitive singular)
кукумара (genitive plural)
кукумару (dative singular)
кукумарима (dative plural)
кукумар (accusative singular)
кукумаре (accusative plural)
кукумаре (singular vocative)
кукумари (plural vocative)
кукумару (locative singular)
кукумарима (locative plural)
кукумаром (instrumental singular)
кукумарима (instrumental plural)

→ Romanian: cucumăr


šarag

šàrag (canonical masculine)
ша̀раг (Cyrillic)
šarag (nominative singular)
šarzi (nominative plural)
šarazi (nominative plural)
šarga (genitive singular)
šaraga (genitive singular)
šaraga (genitive plural)
šargu (dative singular)
šaragu (dative singular)
šarzima (dative plural)
šarazima (dative plural)
šarga (accusative singular)
šaraga (accusative singular)
šarge (accusative plural)
šarage (accusative plural)
šargu (singular vocative)
šaragu (singular vocative)
šarzi (plural vocative)
šarazi (plural vocative)
šargu (locative singular)
šaragu (locative singular)
šarzima (locative plural)
šarazima (locative plural)
šargom (instrumental singular)
šaragom (instrumental singular)
šarzima (instrumental plural)
šarazima (instrumental plural)
sarag (alternative)

Borrowed from Dalmatian, from Latin sargus, from Ancient Greek σαργός (sargós).

Diplodus sargus
Diplodus sargus#Translingual


sarag

sàrag (canonical masculine)
са̀раг (Cyrillic)
sarag (nominative singular)
sarzi (nominative plural)
sarazi (nominative plural)
sarga (genitive singular)
saraga (genitive singular)
saraga (genitive plural)
sargu (dative singular)
saragu (dative singular)
sarzima (dative plural)
sarazima (dative plural)
sarga (accusative singular)
saraga (accusative singular)
sarge (accusative plural)
sarage (accusative plural)
sargu (singular vocative)
saragu (singular vocative)
sarzi (plural vocative)
sarazi (plural vocative)
sargu (locative singular)
saragu (locative singular)
sarzima (locative plural)
sarazima (locative plural)
sargom (instrumental singular)
saragom (instrumental singular)
sarzima (instrumental plural)
sarazima (instrumental plural)


morama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of mora


менгеле

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

ме̏нгеле (canonical)
ме̑нгеле (canonical feminine plural)
mȅngele (romanization)
mȇngele (romanization)
менгеле (nominative plural)
менгела (genitive plural)
менгелама (dative plural)
менгеле (accusative plural)
менгеле (plural vocative)
менгелама (locative plural)
менгелама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish منگنه (mengene).


skvoš

skvȍš (canonical masculine)
скво̏ш (Cyrillic)


kumbara

sh-noun

kumbàra or kùmbara f (Cyrillic spelling кумба̀ра or ку̀мбара)

kumbàra (canonical)
kùmbara (canonical feminine)
кумба̀ра (Cyrillic)
ку̀мбара (Cyrillic)
kumbara (nominative singular)
kumbare (nominative plural)
kumbare (genitive singular)
kumbara (genitive plural)
kumbari (dative singular)
kumbarama (dative plural)
kumbaru (accusative singular)
kumbare (accusative plural)
kumbaro (singular vocative)
kumbare (plural vocative)
kumbari (locative singular)
kumbarama (locative plural)
kumbarom (instrumental singular)
kumbarama (instrumental plural)
kùmbura (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish خمبره (kumbara).

bor+

(archaic) bomb, a kind of lombard-projectile


кумбара

sh-noun

кумба̀ра or ку̀мбара f (Latin spelling kumbàra or kùmbara)

кумба̀ра (canonical)
ку̀мбара (canonical feminine)
kumbàra (romanization)
kùmbara (romanization)
кумбара (nominative singular)
кумбаре (nominative plural)
кумбаре (genitive singular)
кумбара (genitive plural)
кумбари (dative singular)
кумбарама (dative plural)
кумбару (accusative singular)
кумбаре (accusative plural)
кумбаро (singular vocative)
кумбаре (plural vocative)
кумбари (locative singular)
кумбарама (locative plural)
кумбаром (instrumental singular)
кумбарама (instrumental plural)
ку̀мбура (alternative)


posade

inflection of posada:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


paškanat

paškànāt m (Cyrillic spelling пашка̀на̄т)

paškànāt (canonical masculine)
пашка̀на̄т (Cyrillic)
paškànāt (nominative singular)
paškanáti (nominative plural)
paškanáta (genitive singular)
paškanátā (genitive plural)
paškanátu (dative singular)
paškanátima (dative plural)
paškànāt (accusative singular)
paškanáte (accusative plural)
paškanate (singular vocative)
paškanáti (plural vocative)
paškanátu (locative singular)
paškanátima (locative plural)
paškanátom (instrumental singular)
paškanátima (instrumental plural)
pàškanat (nominative singular)
pàškānti (nominative plural)
pàškānta (genitive singular)
pàškanātā (genitive plural)
pàškāntu (dative singular)
pàškāntima (dative plural)
pàškanat (accusative singular)
pàškānte (accusative plural)
paškante (singular vocative)
pàškānti (plural vocative)
pàškāntu (locative singular)
pàškāntima (locative plural)
pàškāntom (instrumental singular)
pàškāntima (instrumental plural)
pàstrnjāk (alternative)
pàštrnjāk (alternative)
pàstrnāk (alternative)
pàštrnāk (alternative)
paštinak (alternative)
pastinak (alternative)

Garbled from earlier paštinak, from German Pastinake, from Latin pastināca (“parsnip”), from pastinum (“two-pronged fork”).


paštrnjak

pàštrnjāk m (Cyrillic spelling па̀штрња̄к)

pàštrnjāk (canonical masculine)
па̀штрња̄к (Cyrillic)
pàštrnjāk (nominative singular)
paštrnjáci (nominative plural)
paštrnjáka (genitive singular)
paštrnjákā (genitive plural)
paštrnjáku (dative singular)
paštrnjácima (dative plural)
pàštrnjāk (accusative singular)
paštrnjáke (accusative plural)
paštrnjаče (singular vocative)
paštrnjáci (plural vocative)
paštrnjáku (locative singular)
paštrnjácima (locative plural)
paštrnjákom (instrumental singular)
paštrnjácima (instrumental plural)

Alternative form of paškànāt (“parsnip”)