devetorica

devetòrica f (Cyrillic spelling девето̀рица)

devetòrica (canonical feminine)
девето̀рица (Cyrillic)
devetorica (nominative singular)
devetorice (genitive singular)
devetorici (dative singular)
devetoricu (accusative singular)
devetorice (singular vocative)
devetorici (locative singular)
devetoricom (instrumental singular)


desetorica

sh-noun

desetòrica f (Cyrillic spelling десето̀рица)

desetòrica (canonical feminine)
десето̀рица (Cyrillic)
desetorica (nominative singular)
desetorice (genitive singular)
desetorici (dative singular)
desetoricu (accusative singular)
desetorice (singular vocative)
desetorico (singular vocative)
desetorici (locative singular)
desetoricom (instrumental singular)


jedanaestorica

jedanaestòrica f (Cyrillic spelling једанаесто̀рица)

jedanaestòrica (canonical feminine)
једанаесто̀рица (Cyrillic)
jedanaestorica (nominative singular)
jedanaestorice (genitive singular)
jedanaestorici (dative singular)
jedanaestoricu (accusative singular)
jedanaestorice (singular vocative)
jedanaestorico (singular vocative)
jedanaestorici (locative singular)
jedanaestoricom (instrumental singular)


dvanaestorica

dvanaestòrica f (Cyrillic spelling дванаесто̀рица)

dvanaestòrica (canonical feminine)
дванаесто̀рица (Cyrillic)
dvanaestorica (nominative singular)
dvanaestorice (genitive singular)
dvanaestorici (dative singular)
dvanaestoricu (accusative singular)
dvanaestorice (singular vocative)
dvanaestorico (singular vocative)
dvanaestorici (locative singular)
dvanaestoricom (instrumental singular)


dvanaestero

dvánaestero n (Cyrillic spelling два́наестеро)

dvánaestero (canonical neuter)
два́наестеро (Cyrillic)
dvánaestoro (alternative)


dvanaestoro

dvánaestoro n (Cyrillic spelling два́наесторо)

dvánaestoro (canonical neuter)
два́наесторо (Cyrillic)
dvánaestero (alternative)


jedanaestero

jedànaēstero n (Cyrillic spelling једа̀нае̄стеро)

jedànaēstero (canonical neuter)
једа̀нае̄стеро (Cyrillic)


jedanaestoro

jedànaēstoro n (Cyrillic spelling једа̀нае̄сторо)

jedànaēstoro (canonical neuter)
једа̀нае̄сторо (Cyrillic)


desetero

dȅsetero n (Cyrillic spelling де̏сетеро)

dȅsetero (canonical neuter)
де̏сетеро (Cyrillic)
dȅsetoro (alternative)


desetoro

dȅsetoro n (Cyrillic spelling де̏сеторо)

dȅsetoro (canonical neuter)
де̏сеторо (Cyrillic)
dȅsetero (alternative)


devetero

dȅvetero n (Cyrillic spelling де̏ветеро)

dȅvetero (canonical neuter)
де̏ветеро (Cyrillic)
dȅvetoro (alternative)


devetoro

dȅvetoro n (Cyrillic spelling де̏веторо)

dȅvetoro (canonical neuter)
де̏веторо (Cyrillic)
dȅvetero (alternative)


osmero

ȍsmero (canonical neuter)
о̏смеро (Cyrillic)
ȍsmoro (alternative)


osmoro

ȍsmoro (canonical neuter)
о̏сморо (Cyrillic)
ȍsmero (alternative)


sedmero

sȅdmero (canonical neuter)
се̏дмеро (Cyrillic)
sȅdmoro (alternative)

Sedmero krkavců


sedmoro

sȅdmoro (canonical neuter)
се̏дморо (Cyrillic)
sȅdmero (alternative)


šestero

šȅstero (canonical neuter)
ше̏стеро (Cyrillic)


šestoro

šȅstoro (canonical neuter)
ше̏сторо (Cyrillic)
šȅstero (alternative)


petero

pȅtero (canonical neuter)
пе̏теро (Cyrillic)


petoro

pȅtoro (canonical neuter)
пе̏торо (Cyrillic)


četvero

čȅtvero (canonical neuter)
че̏тверо (Cyrillic)


četvoro

čȅtvoro (canonical neuter)
че̏творо (Cyrillic)
četvoro (nominative singular)
četvorga (genitive singular)
četvorma (dative singular)
četvoro (accusative singular)
četvoro (singular vocative)
četvorma (locative singular)
četvorma (instrumental singular)
čȅtvero (alternative)


troje

trȍje (canonical neuter)
тро̏је (Cyrillic)


dvoje

dvȍje (canonical neuter)
дво̏је (Cyrillic)
dvȍje (nominative singular)
dvóga (genitive singular)
dvojim (dative singular)
dvojima (dative singular)
dvóm (dative singular)
dvóma (dative singular)
dvȍje (accusative singular)
dvȍje (singular vocative)
dvojim (locative singular)
dvojima (locative singular)
dvóm (locative singular)
dvóma (locative singular)
dvojim (instrumental singular)
dvojima (instrumental singular)
dvóm (instrumental singular)
dvóma (instrumental singular)

pair, couple, two persons of different (or grammatically neuter) gender


stomatologija

stomatològija f (Cyrillic spelling стоматоло̀гија)

stomatològija (canonical feminine)
стоматоло̀гија (Cyrillic)
stomatologija (nominative singular)
stomatologije (nominative plural)
stomatologije (genitive singular)
stomatologija (genitive plural)
stomatologiji (dative singular)
stomatologijama (dative plural)
stomatologiju (accusative singular)
stomatologije (accusative plural)
stomatologijo (singular vocative)
stomatologije (plural vocative)
stomatologiji (locative singular)
stomatologijama (locative plural)
stomatologijom (instrumental singular)
stomatologijama (instrumental plural)


razvoj

rázvoj (canonical masculine)
ра́звој (Cyrillic)
razvoj (nominative singular)
razvoji (nominative plural)
razvoja (genitive singular)
razvoja (genitive plural)
razvoju (dative singular)
razvojima (dative plural)
razvoj (accusative singular)
razvoje (accusative plural)
razvoju (singular vocative)
razvoji (plural vocative)
razvoju (locative singular)
razvojima (locative plural)
razvojem (instrumental singular)
razvojima (instrumental plural)


proizvodnja

proizvòdnja f (Cyrillic spelling произво̀дња)

proizvòdnja (canonical feminine)
произво̀дња (Cyrillic)
proizvodnja (nominative singular)
proizvodnje (nominative plural)
proizvodnje (genitive singular)
proizvodnja (genitive plural)
proizvodnji (genitive plural)
proizvodnji (dative singular)
proizvodnjama (dative plural)
proizvodnju (accusative singular)
proizvodnje (accusative plural)
proizvodnjo (singular vocative)
proizvodnje (plural vocative)
proizvodnji (locative singular)
proizvodnjama (locative plural)
proizvodnjom (instrumental singular)
proizvodnjama (instrumental plural)


proizvod

proìzvod (canonical masculine)
проѝзвод (Cyrillic)
proizvod (nominative singular)
proizvodi (nominative plural)
proizvoda (genitive singular)
proizvoda (genitive plural)
proizvodu (dative singular)
proizvodima (dative plural)
proizvod (accusative singular)
proizvode (accusative plural)
proizvode (singular vocative)
proizvodi (plural vocative)
proizvodu (locative singular)
proizvodima (locative plural)
proizvodom (instrumental singular)
proizvodima (instrumental plural)

Likely coined in 1830's, influenced by Russian произведение (proizvedenije).

der

произведение


абортус

або̀ртус (canonical masculine)
abòrtus (romanization)
абортус (nominative singular)
абортуси (nominative plural)
абортуса (genitive singular)
абортуса (genitive plural)
абортусу (dative singular)
абортусима (dative plural)
абортус (accusative singular)
абортусе (accusative plural)
абортусе (singular vocative)
абортуси (plural vocative)
абортусу (locative singular)
абортусима (locative plural)
абортусом (instrumental singular)
абортусима (instrumental plural)


побачај

по̏бача̄ј (canonical masculine)
pȍbačāj (romanization)
побачај (nominative singular)
побачаји (nominative plural)
побачаја (genitive singular)
побачаја (genitive plural)
побачају (dative singular)
побачајима (dative plural)
побачај (accusative singular)
побачаје (accusative plural)
побачају (singular vocative)
побачаји (plural vocative)
побачају (locative singular)
побачајима (locative plural)
побачајем (instrumental singular)
побачајима (instrumental plural)

From поба́цити.


азбест

а̀збест (canonical masculine)
àzbest (romanization)
азбест (nominative singular)
азбеста (genitive singular)
азбесту (dative singular)
азбест (accusative singular)
азбесте (singular vocative)
азбесту (locative singular)
азбестом (instrumental singular)


aldov

àldōv (canonical masculine)
а̀лдо̄в (Cyrillic)


zatočnik

sh-noun

zátočnīk m (Cyrillic spelling за́точнӣк)

zátočnīk (canonical masculine)
за́точнӣк (Cyrillic)

From zàteći se (“to obligate oneself, to pledge (obsolete)”) + -nik.

af

Redovnik umuknu časak, zatim nastavi:- U čudu me gledate, zatočnici svetoga krsta, neznan sam vam po vidu, stran po jeziku.

1875, August Šenoa, Čuvaj se senjske ruke:

Svaki dobar Evropejac, slagao se on s ruskom unutrašnjom politikom ili ne, mora priznati, da je u tom ratu Rusija, majka razorenog Daljnoga i sibirske željeznice, zatočnik evropske kontinentalne industrije i kulture, protiv mongolske i anglosaksonske alapljivosti.

1913, Antun Gustav Matoš, Pečalba. Kaprisi i fejtoni, Društvo hrvatskih književnika, Zagreb, page 162:

Na konjijeh svi Bošnjaci
sjahu svijetlo odjeveni,
zatočnici hrli i jaci,
kopjanici svim hrabreni

Dobar starac četi besjedio: "Djeco moja, hrabri zatočnici, Vas je ova zemlja porodila, Kršovita, ali vami zlatna.

1846, Ivan Mažuranić, Smrt Smail-age Čengića:

I srećom bilo ih je: kroz mnoga stoljeća redaju se slavne porodice i hrabri zatočnici da proliju krv za svoju domovinu.

1894, Eugen Kumičić, Urota zrinsko-frankopanska:

(archaic) hero, champion, especially a type of hero that enters a fight or duel for another one, or obligates himself for a particular assignment


dres

drȅs (canonical masculine)
дре̏с (Cyrillic)
drȅs (nominative singular)
drèsovi (nominative plural)
drèsa (genitive singular)
dresova (genitive plural)
dresu (dative singular)
dresovima (dative plural)
dres (accusative singular)
dresove (accusative plural)
dresu (singular vocative)
dresovi (plural vocative)
dresu (locative singular)
dresovima (locative plural)
dresom (instrumental singular)
dresovima (instrumental plural)


rič

rȋč (canonical feminine)
ри̑ч (Cyrillic)
rijȇč (alternative Ijekavian)
rȇč (alternative Ekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *rěčь (“speech”).

inh+

Takoj riči mota Judita vesela,
da je ta pohota Oloferna svela
na taka jur mela da će leći nice,
a gradi i sela steći parvo lice.

Ništar manje općena rič ova jest da sila pravdu ne žudi i nevolja zakon nima.

1730s, Andrija Kačić Miošić, Razgovor ugodni naroda slovinskoga

A.D. 57 St. Paul preached the word of Lord across Slavic states.

Na 57. Sveti Pava pripovida je rič Božiju po slovinskim državam.

(Chakavian, Ikavian) word (unit of language)


karneval

sh-noun

karnèvāl m (Cyrillic spelling карнѐва̄л)

karnèvāl (canonical masculine)
карнѐва̄л (Cyrillic)
karnèvāl (nominative singular)
karnevali (nominative plural)
karnevála (genitive singular)
karnevala (genitive plural)
karnevalu (dative singular)
karnevalima (dative plural)
karneval (accusative singular)
karnevale (accusative plural)
karnevale (singular vocative)
karnevali (plural vocative)
karnevalu (locative singular)
karnevalima (locative plural)
karnevalom (instrumental singular)
karnevalima (instrumental plural)

carnival (festive occasion marked by parades)


pluto

plȕto (canonical neuter)
плу̏то (Cyrillic)
pluto (nominative singular)
pluta (nominative plural)
pluta (genitive singular)
pluta (genitive plural)
plutu (dative singular)
plutima (dative plural)
pluto (accusative singular)
pluta (accusative plural)
pluto (singular vocative)
pluta (plural vocative)
plutu (locative singular)
plutima (locative plural)
plutom (instrumental singular)
plutima (instrumental plural)


пекмез

пѐкмез (canonical masculine)
pèkmez (romanization)
пекмез (nominative singular)
пекмезе (nominative plural)
пекмеза (genitive singular)
пекмеза (genitive plural)
пекмезу (dative singular)
пекмезама (dative plural)
пекмез (accusative singular)
пекмезе (accusative plural)
пекмезу (singular vocative)
пекмезе (plural vocative)
пекмезу (locative singular)
пекмезама (locative plural)
пекмезом (instrumental singular)
пекмезама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish پكمز (pekmez).

bor+

jam, marmalade (mixture of fruit boiled with sugar)

(colloquial, derogatory) child who cries excessively, crybaby

(colloquial, derogatory) person given to crying and complaining when something isn’t going well or needs to be done, sissy, crybaby


atletičarka

sh-noun

atlètičārka f (Cyrillic spelling атлѐтича̄рка)

atlètičārka (canonical feminine)
атлѐтича̄рка (Cyrillic)
atlètičārka (nominative singular)
atletičarke (nominative plural)
atletičarke (genitive singular)
atlètičārkā (genitive plural)
atlètičārkī (genitive plural)
atletičarki (dative singular)
atletičarkama (dative plural)
atletičarku (accusative singular)
atletičarke (accusative plural)
atletičarko (singular vocative)
atletičarke (plural vocative)
atletičarki (locative singular)
atletičarkama (locative plural)
atletičarkom (instrumental singular)
atletičarkama (instrumental plural)


џем

џе̏м (canonical masculine)
džȅm (romanization)
џе̏м (nominative singular)
џѐмови (nominative plural)
џѐма (genitive singular)
џемова (genitive plural)
џему (dative singular)
џемовима (dative plural)
џем (accusative singular)
џемове (accusative plural)
џеме (singular vocative)
џемови (plural vocative)
џему (locative singular)
џемовима (locative plural)
џемом (instrumental singular)
џемовима (instrumental plural)

jam (mixture of fruit boiled with sugar)


мармелада

мармела́да (canonical feminine)
marmeláda (romanization)
мармелада (nominative singular)
мармеладе (nominative plural)
мармеладе (genitive singular)
мармелада (genitive plural)
мармелади (dative singular)
мармеладама (dative plural)
мармеладу (accusative singular)
мармеладе (accusative plural)
мармеладо (singular vocative)
мармеладе (plural vocative)
мармелади (locative singular)
мармеладама (locative plural)
мармеладом (instrumental singular)
мармеладама (instrumental plural)


magnetofon

magnetòfōn m (Cyrillic spelling магнето̀фо̄н)

magnetòfōn (canonical masculine)
магнето̀фо̄н (Cyrillic)
magnetofon (nominative singular)
magnetofoni (nominative plural)
magnetofona (genitive singular)
magnetofona (genitive plural)
magnetofonu (dative singular)
magnetofonima (dative plural)
magnetofon (accusative singular)
magnetofone (accusative plural)
magnetofone (singular vocative)
magnetofoni (plural vocative)
magnetofonu (locative singular)
magnetofonima (locative plural)
magnetofonom (instrumental singular)
magnetofonima (instrumental plural)


jezikoslovje

jezikoslovje n (Cyrillic spelling језикословје)

језикословје (Cyrillic)


dever

dȅver (canonical masculine)
де̏вер (Cyrillic)
dever (nominative singular)
deveri (nominative plural)
devera (genitive singular)
devera (genitive plural)
deveru (dative singular)
deverima (dative plural)
devera (accusative singular)
devere (accusative plural)
deveru (singular vocative)
deveri (plural vocative)
deveru (locative singular)
deverima (locative plural)
deverom (instrumental singular)
deverima (instrumental plural)
djȅver (alternative Ijekavian)
dȉver (alternative Ikavian)
đȅver (alternative Montenegro)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *děverь, from Proto-Indo-European *dayh₂wḗr. Compare Russian деверь (deverʹ).

brother-in-law (one's husband's brother)


drijevo

drijȇvo (canonical neuter)
дрије̑во (Cyrillic)
dȑvo (alternative Standard)
drȇvo (alternative Ekavian Kajkavian)
drȋvo (alternative Chakavian Ikavian)

Ijekavian reflex of earlier *drěvo, by liquid metathesis from Proto-Slavic *dervo, from Proto-Indo-European *dóru.

Ostah kano drijevo odsječeno.

1622, Ivan Gundulić, Suze sina razmetnoga:

(archaic, regional, Croatia) wood, lumber, tree

Sama rodjena nje braća doznavši tako smionu ljubav nemilo je pogubiše; jer dignuvši s otoka gorući luč i prenesavši ga na ladjicu, toliko joj činiše da pliva za nestalnim drijevom, dok se na svrhu, iznemogla od umora, poduši i grob nadje u onom moru, koje toliko puta bješe jedini i tajni svjedok i vjerni pomoćnik njezinoj ljubavi.

1893, Mato Vodopić, Marija Konavoka, Matica hrvatska, Zagreb, page 118:

Jedra se nadimaju, konopi zuje, zastava leprša, a drijevo skače kao konj po plavome polju, roneći pramac i bokove u morsku pjenu.

(archaic, regional, Croatia) a boat, ship


drivo

drȋvo (canonical neuter)
дри̑во (Cyrillic)
dȑvo (alternative Standard)
drȇvo (alternative Ekavian Kajkavian)
drijȇvo (alternative Ijekavian)

Ikavian reflex of earlier *drěvo, by liquid metathesis from Proto-Slavic *dervo, from Proto-Indo-European *dóru.

Šesto rugo i psovan'ja,
pljuske, biče i pljuvan'ja,
tarn, žuč, ocat prikovan'ja

(please add an English translation of this quotation)

Ni me već slajaše gracka plemenita razbluda, ni u ničemur utihe najti mogah, samo lipost ona i mlajahna srdačca tvrdost i pram meni nemilost vazda mi srdačce griziše pravo i ne jinako neg kako sam po sebi u drivu stvoren črvak vlastito drivo grize i ji, tako nesmerna želja sama po sebi u misli mojoj stvorena sama sebe prez pristanka griziše.

Bog vam hoće dati pokoj večni, amen.
Srce se obrati me v drivo i kamen!

1684, Pavao Ritter Vitezović, Odiljenje sigetsko:

(archaic, regional, Chakavian) wood, lumber, tree


mišica

mȉšica (canonical feminine)
ми̏шица (Cyrillic)
mišica (nominative singular)
mišice (nominative plural)
mišice (genitive singular)
mišica (genitive plural)
mišici (dative singular)
mišicama (dative plural)
mišicu (accusative singular)
mišice (accusative plural)
mišice (singular vocative)
mišice (plural vocative)
mišici (locative singular)
mišicama (locative plural)
mišicom (instrumental singular)
mišicama (instrumental plural)


buki

bùki (canonical masculine)
бу̀ки (Cyrillic)

From Old Church Slavonic боукꙑ (buky, “letter”). Akin to bukva.


kandidat

sh-noun

kandìdāt m (Cyrillic spelling кандѝда̄т)

kandìdāt (canonical masculine)
кандѝда̄т (Cyrillic)
kandìdāt (nominative singular)
kandidati (nominative plural)
kandidáta (genitive singular)
kandidata (genitive plural)
kandidatu (dative singular)
kandidatima (dative plural)
kandidata (accusative singular)
kandidate (accusative plural)
kandidate (singular vocative)
kandidati (plural vocative)
kandidatu (locative singular)
kandidatima (locative plural)
kandidatom (instrumental singular)
kandidatima (instrumental plural)

Learned borrowing from Latin candidatus.


kalina

kàlina (canonical feminine)
ка̀лина (Cyrillic)
kalina (nominative singular)
kaline (nominative plural)
kaline (genitive singular)
kalina (genitive plural)
kalini (dative singular)
kalinama (dative plural)
kalinu (accusative singular)
kaline (accusative plural)
kalino (singular vocative)
kaline (plural vocative)
kalini (locative singular)
kalinama (locative plural)
kalinom (instrumental singular)
kalinama (instrumental plural)

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

inh+

Viburnum opulus
Viburnum opulus#Translingual

Viburnum lantana
Viburnum lantana#Translingual

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

Ligustrum vulgare
Ligustrum vulgare#Translingual


jata

inflection of jato:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


paluba

pȁluba (canonical masculine)
па̏луба (Cyrillic)
paluba (nominative singular)
palube (nominative plural)
palube (genitive singular)
paluba (genitive plural)
palubi (dative singular)
palubama (dative plural)
palubu (accusative singular)
palube (accusative plural)
palubo (singular vocative)
palube (plural vocative)
palubi (locative singular)
palubama (locative plural)
palubom (instrumental singular)
palubama (instrumental plural)

Introduced by Bogoslav Šulek from Czech paluba or Russian па́луба (páluba).


семинар

семѝна̄р (canonical masculine)
semìnār (romanization)
семѝна̄р (nominative singular)
семинари (nominative plural)
семина́ра (genitive singular)
семинара (genitive plural)
семинару (dative singular)
семинарима (dative plural)
семинар (accusative singular)
семинаре (accusative plural)
семинару (singular vocative)
семинаре (singular vocative)
семинари (plural vocative)
семинару (locative singular)
семинарима (locative plural)
семинаром (instrumental singular)
семинарима (instrumental plural)


преступник

sh-noun

пре́ступнӣк m (Latin spelling préstupnīk)

пре́ступнӣк (canonical masculine)
préstupnīk (romanization)
пре́ступнӣк (nominative singular)
пре́ступнӣци (nominative plural)
преступника (genitive singular)
преступника (genitive plural)
преступнику (dative singular)
преступницима (dative plural)
преступника (accusative singular)
преступнике (accusative plural)
пре́ступнӣче (singular vocative)
преступници (plural vocative)
преступнику (locative singular)
преступницима (locative plural)
преступником (instrumental singular)
преступницима (instrumental plural)

пре‧ступ‧ник

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *perstǫpьnikъ.


provala

prȍvala (canonical feminine)
про̏вала (Cyrillic)
provala (nominative singular)
provale (nominative plural)
provale (genitive singular)
provala (genitive plural)
provali (dative singular)
provalama (dative plural)
provalu (accusative singular)
provale (accusative plural)
provalo (singular vocative)
provale (plural vocative)
provali (locative singular)
provalama (locative plural)
provalom (instrumental singular)
provalama (instrumental plural)

burst (of a cloud, volcano, emotions etc.)


алвеола

алвео́ла (canonical feminine)
alveóla (romanization)
алвеола (nominative singular)
алвеоле (nominative plural)
алвеоле (genitive singular)
алвеола (genitive plural)
алвеоли (dative singular)
алвеолама (dative plural)
алвеолу (accusative singular)
алвеоле (accusative plural)
алвеоло (singular vocative)
алвеоле (plural vocative)
алвеоли (locative singular)
алвеолама (locative plural)
алвеолом (instrumental singular)
алвеолама (instrumental plural)


karakteristika

sh-noun

karakterìstika f (Cyrillic spelling карактерѝстика)

karakterìstika (canonical feminine)
карактерѝстика (Cyrillic)
karakteristika (nominative singular)
karakteristike (nominative plural)
karakteristike (genitive singular)
karakteristika (genitive plural)
karakteristici (dative singular)
karakteristikama (dative plural)
karakteristiku (accusative singular)
karakteristike (accusative plural)
karakteristiko (singular vocative)
karakteristike (plural vocative)
karakteristici (locative singular)
karakteristikama (locative plural)
karakteristikom (instrumental singular)
karakteristikama (instrumental plural)


комода

комо́да (canonical feminine)
komóda (romanization)
комода (nominative singular)
комоде (nominative plural)
комоде (genitive singular)
комода (genitive plural)
комоди (dative singular)
комодама (dative plural)
комоду (accusative singular)
комоде (accusative plural)
комодо (singular vocative)
комоде (plural vocative)
комоди (locative singular)
комодама (locative plural)
комодом (instrumental singular)
комодама (instrumental plural)


чарапа

ча̀рапа (canonical feminine)
čàrapa (romanization)
чарапа (nominative singular)
чарапе (nominative plural)
чарапе (genitive singular)
чарапа (genitive plural)
чарапи (dative singular)
чарапама (dative plural)
чарапу (accusative singular)
чарапе (accusative plural)
чарапо (singular vocative)
чарапе (plural vocative)
чарапи (locative singular)
чарапама (locative plural)
чарапом (instrumental singular)
чарапама (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish چوراب (çorap), from Persian جوراب (jurâb).


papuča

pàpuča (canonical feminine)
па̀пуча (Cyrillic)
pàpuča (nominative singular)
papuče (nominative plural)
papuče (genitive singular)
pȁpūčā (genitive plural)
papuči (dative singular)
papučama (dative plural)
papuču (accusative singular)
papuče (accusative plural)
papučo (singular vocative)
papuče (plural vocative)
papuči (locative singular)
papučama (locative plural)
papučom (instrumental singular)
papučama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish پاپوش (papuş), from Persian پاپوش (pâpuš).


папуча

па̀пуча (canonical feminine)
pàpuča (romanization)
па̀пуча (nominative singular)
папуче (nominative plural)
папуче (genitive singular)
па̏пӯча̄ (genitive plural)
папучи (dative singular)
папучама (dative plural)
папучу (accusative singular)
папуче (accusative plural)
папучо (singular vocative)
папуче (plural vocative)
папучи (locative singular)
папучама (locative plural)
папучом (instrumental singular)
папучама (instrumental plural)


румен

ру̏ме̄н (canonical feminine)
rȕmēn (romanization)
румен (nominative singular)
румени (genitive singular)
румени (dative singular)
румен (accusative singular)
румени (singular vocative)
румени (locative singular)
румени (instrumental singular)


epilepsija

sh-noun

epilèpsija f (Cyrillic spelling епилѐпсија)

epilèpsija (canonical feminine)
епилѐпсија (Cyrillic)
epilepsija (nominative singular)
epilepsije (nominative plural)
epilepsije (genitive singular)
epilepsija (genitive plural)
epilepsiji (dative singular)
epilepsijama (dative plural)
epilepsiju (accusative singular)
epilepsije (accusative plural)
epilepsijo (singular vocative)
epilepsije (plural vocative)
epilepsiji (locative singular)
epilepsijama (locative plural)
epilepsijom (instrumental singular)
epilepsijama (instrumental plural)


padavica

pȁdavica f (Cyrillic spelling па̏давица)

pȁdavica (canonical feminine)
па̏давица (Cyrillic)
padavica (nominative singular)
padavice (nominative plural)
padavice (genitive singular)
padavica (genitive plural)
padavici (dative singular)
padavicama (dative plural)
padavicu (accusative singular)
padavice (accusative plural)
padavice (singular vocative)
padavico (singular vocative)
padavice (plural vocative)
padavici (locative singular)
padavicama (locative plural)
padavicom (instrumental singular)
padavicama (instrumental plural)


makro

mȁkro (canonical masculine)
ма̏кро (Cyrillic)
makro (nominative singular)
makroi (nominative plural)
makroa (genitive singular)
makroa (genitive plural)
makrou (dative singular)
makroima (dative plural)
makro (accusative singular)
makroe (accusative plural)
makro (singular vocative)
makroi (plural vocative)
makrou (locative singular)
makroima (locative plural)
makroom (instrumental singular)
makroima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from French maquereau, from Dutch makelaar (“broker”), from Old Frisian mek (“to marry”), from maken (“to make”), from Proto-West Germanic *makōn.


fajda

fàjda (canonical feminine)
фа̀јда (Cyrillic)
fajda (nominative singular)
fajde (nominative plural)
fajde (genitive singular)
fajda (genitive plural)
fajdi (genitive plural)
fajdi (dative singular)
fajdama (dative plural)
fajdu (accusative singular)
fajde (accusative plural)
fajdo (singular vocative)
fajde (plural vocative)
fajdi (locative singular)
fajdama (locative plural)
fajdom (instrumental singular)
fajdama (instrumental plural)
vàjda (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish فائده (fayda), from Arabic فَائِدَة (fāʔida).

bor+

use, usefulness, benefit, good, profit, gain


фајда

фа̀јда (canonical feminine)
fàjda (romanization)
фајда (nominative singular)
фајде (nominative plural)
фајде (genitive singular)
фајда (genitive plural)
фајди (genitive plural)
фајди (dative singular)
фајдама (dative plural)
фајду (accusative singular)
фајде (accusative plural)
фајдо (singular vocative)
фајде (plural vocative)
фајди (locative singular)
фајдама (locative plural)
фајдом (instrumental singular)
фајдама (instrumental plural)
ва̀јда (alternative)


вајда

ва̀јда (canonical feminine)
vàjda (romanization)
вајда (nominative singular)
вајде (nominative plural)
вајде (genitive singular)
вајда (genitive plural)
вајди (genitive plural)
вајди (dative singular)
вајдама (dative plural)
вајду (accusative singular)
вајде (accusative plural)
вајдо (singular vocative)
вајде (plural vocative)
вајди (locative singular)
вајдама (locative plural)
вајдом (instrumental singular)
вајдама (instrumental plural)


vajda

vàjda (canonical feminine)
ва̀јда (Cyrillic)
vajda (nominative singular)
vajde (nominative plural)
vajde (genitive singular)
vajda (genitive plural)
vajdi (genitive plural)
vajdi (dative singular)
vajdama (dative plural)
vajdu (accusative singular)
vajde (accusative plural)
vajdo (singular vocative)
vajde (plural vocative)
vajdi (locative singular)
vajdama (locative plural)
vajdom (instrumental singular)
vajdama (instrumental plural)


gandža

sh-noun

gȃndža or gȁndža f (Cyrillic spelling га̑нџа or га̏нџа)

gȃndža (canonical)
gȁndža (canonical feminine)
га̑нџа (Cyrillic)
га̏нџа (Cyrillic)
gandža (nominative singular)
gandže (genitive singular)
gandži (dative singular)
gandžu (accusative singular)
gandžo (singular vocative)
gandži (locative singular)
gandžom (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from English ganja, from Bengali গাঁজা (gãja), cognate of Sanskrit गञ्जा (gañjā, “hemp”).


kočija

kòčija (canonical feminine)
ко̀чија (Cyrillic)
kòčija (nominative singular)
kočije (nominative plural)
kočije (genitive singular)
kȍčījā (genitive plural)
kočiji (dative singular)
kočijama (dative plural)
kočiju (accusative singular)
kočije (accusative plural)
kočijo (singular vocative)
kočije (plural vocative)
kočiji (locative singular)
kočijama (locative plural)
kočijom (instrumental singular)
kočijama (instrumental plural)

coach (wheeled vehicle, generally drawn by horse power)


fijaker

fijàker (canonical masculine)
фија̀кер (Cyrillic)
fijaker (nominative singular)
fijakeri (nominative plural)
fijakera (genitive singular)
fijakera (genitive plural)
fijakeru (dative singular)
fijakerima (dative plural)
fijaker (accusative singular)
fijakere (accusative plural)
fijakeru (singular vocative)
fijakeri (plural vocative)
fijakeru (locative singular)
fijakerima (locative plural)
fijakerom (instrumental singular)
fijakerima (instrumental plural)

coach, carriage (wheeled vehicle, generally drawn by horse power)


tarifa

tarífa (canonical feminine)
тари́фа (Cyrillic)
tarifa (nominative singular)
tarife (nominative plural)
tarife (genitive singular)
tarifa (genitive plural)
tarifi (dative singular)
tarifama (dative plural)
tarifu (accusative singular)
tarife (accusative plural)
tarifo (singular vocative)
tarife (plural vocative)
tarifi (locative singular)
tarifama (locative plural)
tarifom (instrumental singular)
tarifama (instrumental plural)


кочија

ко̀чија (canonical feminine)
kòčija (romanization)
ко̀чија (nominative singular)
кочије (nominative plural)
кочије (genitive singular)
ко̏чӣја̄ (genitive plural)
кочији (dative singular)
кочијама (dative plural)
кочију (accusative singular)
кочије (accusative plural)
кочијо (singular vocative)
кочије (plural vocative)
кочији (locative singular)
кочијама (locative plural)
кочијом (instrumental singular)
кочијама (instrumental plural)

(often in the plural) coach (wheeled vehicle, generally drawn by horse power)


фијакер

фија̀кер (canonical masculine)
fijàker (romanization)
фијакер (nominative singular)
фијакери (nominative plural)
фијакера (genitive singular)
фијакера (genitive plural)
фијакеру (dative singular)
фијакерима (dative plural)
фијакер (accusative singular)
фијакере (accusative plural)
фијакеру (singular vocative)
фијакери (plural vocative)
фијакеру (locative singular)
фијакерима (locative plural)
фијакером (instrumental singular)
фијакерима (instrumental plural)


геноцид

ге̏ноцӣд (canonical masculine)
gȅnocīd (romanization)
геноцид (nominative singular)
геноциди (nominative plural)
геноцида (genitive singular)
геноцида (genitive plural)
геноциду (dative singular)
геноцидима (dative plural)
геноцид (accusative singular)
геноциде (accusative plural)
геноциде (singular vocative)
геноциди (plural vocative)
геноциду (locative singular)
геноцидима (locative plural)
геноцидом (instrumental singular)
геноцидима (instrumental plural)


zamenica

zȃmenica f (Cyrillic spelling за̑меница)

zȃmenica (canonical feminine)
за̑меница (Cyrillic)
zamenica (nominative singular)
zamenice (nominative plural)
zamenice (genitive singular)
zamenica (genitive plural)
zamenici (dative singular)
zamenicama (dative plural)
zamenicu (accusative singular)
zamenice (accusative plural)
zamenice (singular vocative)
zamenice (plural vocative)
zamenici (locative singular)
zamenicama (locative plural)
zamenicom (instrumental singular)
zamenicama (instrumental plural)
zȃmjenica (alternative Ijekavian)

hr:Posvojne zamjenice
sh:Posvojne zamjenice

posvojne zamenice


заменица

за̑меница (canonical feminine)
zȃmenica (romanization)
заменица (nominative singular)
заменице (nominative plural)
заменице (genitive singular)
заменица (genitive plural)
заменици (dative singular)
заменицама (dative plural)
заменицу (accusative singular)
заменице (accusative plural)
заменице (singular vocative)
заменице (plural vocative)
заменици (locative singular)
заменицама (locative plural)
заменицом (instrumental singular)
заменицама (instrumental plural)
за̑мјеница (alternative Ijekavian)

посвојне заменице


zamenik

zȃmenīk (canonical masculine)
за̑менӣк (Cyrillic)
zamenik (nominative singular)
zamenici (nominative plural)
zamenika (genitive singular)
zamenika (genitive plural)
zameniku (dative singular)
zamenicima (dative plural)
zamenika (accusative singular)
zamenike (accusative plural)
zameniče (singular vocative)
zamenici (plural vocative)
zameniku (locative singular)
zamenicima (locative plural)
zamenikom (instrumental singular)
zamenicima (instrumental plural)
zȃmjenīk (alternative Ijekavian)


заменик

за̑менӣк (canonical masculine)
zȃmenīk (romanization)
заменик (nominative singular)
заменици (nominative plural)
заменика (genitive singular)
заменика (genitive plural)
заменику (dative singular)
заменицима (dative plural)
заменика (accusative singular)
заменике (accusative plural)
замениче (singular vocative)
заменици (plural vocative)
заменику (locative singular)
заменицима (locative plural)
замеником (instrumental singular)
заменицима (instrumental plural)
за̑мјенӣк (alternative Ijekavian)


zamena

zȃmena (canonical feminine)
за̑мена (Cyrillic)
zamena (nominative singular)
zamene (nominative plural)
zamene (genitive singular)
zamena (genitive plural)
zameni (dative singular)
zamenama (dative plural)
zamenu (accusative singular)
zamene (accusative plural)
zameno (singular vocative)
zamene (plural vocative)
zameni (locative singular)
zamenama (locative plural)
zamenom (instrumental singular)
zamenama (instrumental plural)
zȃmjena (alternative Ijekavian)


свак

сва̑к (canonical masculine)
svȃk (romanization)
сва̑к (nominative singular)
сва́кови (nominative plural)
свака (genitive singular)
свакова (genitive plural)
сваку (dative singular)
сваковима (dative plural)
свака (accusative singular)
свакове (accusative plural)
сваче (singular vocative)
свакови (plural vocative)
сваку (locative singular)
сваковима (locative plural)
сваком (instrumental singular)
сваковима (instrumental plural)

father-in-law (one's husband's father; свѐкар)


badžo

bádžo (canonical masculine)
ба́џо (Cyrillic)

From fuller bàdženjāk, from Ottoman Turkish باجاناق (bacanak) (Turkish bacanak).

(regional) co-brother-in-law (one's wife's sister's husband)


баџо

ба́џо (canonical masculine)
bádžo (romanization)

From fuller ба̀џења̄к, from Ottoman Turkish باجاناق (bacanak) (Turkish bacanak).

brother-in-law (husband of one's wife's sibling)


šurak

шурак (Cyrillic)
šȗra (alternative)
šȕrjāk (alternative)


шурак

šurak (romanization)
шу̑ра (alternative)
шу̏рја̄к (alternative)


шура

шу̑ра (canonical masculine)
šȗra (romanization)
шурак (alternative)
шу̏рја̄к (alternative)


šura

šȗra (canonical masculine)
шу̑ра (Cyrillic)
šurak (alternative)
šȕrjāk (alternative)


девер

де̏вер (canonical masculine)
dȅver (romanization)
девер (nominative singular)
девери (nominative plural)
девера (genitive singular)
девера (genitive plural)
деверу (dative singular)
деверима (dative plural)
девера (accusative singular)
девере (accusative plural)
деверу (singular vocative)
девери (plural vocative)
деверу (locative singular)
деверима (locative plural)
девером (instrumental singular)
деверима (instrumental plural)
дје̏вер (alternative Ijekavian)
ди̏вер (alternative Chakavian Ikavian)


djever

djȅver (canonical masculine)
дје̏вер (Cyrillic)
djever (nominative singular)
djeveri (nominative plural)
djevera (genitive singular)
djevera (genitive plural)
djeveru (dative singular)
djeverima (dative plural)
djevera (accusative singular)
djevere (accusative plural)
djeveru (singular vocative)
djeveri (plural vocative)
djeveru (locative singular)
djeverima (locative plural)
djeverom (instrumental singular)
djeverima (instrumental plural)
dȅver (alternative Ekavian)
dȉver (alternative Ikavian)
đȅver (alternative Montenegro)

brother-in-law (brother of one's husband)


đed

đȅd (canonical masculine)
ђе̏д (Cyrillic)
đed (nominative singular)
đedi (nominative plural)
đeda (genitive singular)
đeda (genitive plural)
đedu (dative singular)
đedima (dative plural)
đed (accusative singular)
đede (accusative plural)
đedu (singular vocative)
đedi (plural vocative)
đedu (locative singular)
đedima (locative plural)
đedom (instrumental singular)
đedima (instrumental plural)


nukleus

nȕkleus (canonical masculine)
ну̏клеус (Cyrillic)
nukleus (nominative singular)
nukleusi (nominative plural)
nukleusa (genitive singular)
nukleusa (genitive plural)
nukleusu (dative singular)
nukleusima (dative plural)
nukleus (accusative singular)
nukleuse (accusative plural)
nukleuse (singular vocative)
nukleusi (plural vocative)
nukleusu (locative singular)
nukleusima (locative plural)
nukleusom (instrumental singular)
nukleusima (instrumental plural)


milion

milìōn (canonical masculine)
милѝо̄н (Cyrillic)
milion (nominative singular)
milioni (nominative plural)
miliona (genitive singular)
miliona (genitive plural)
milionu (dative singular)
milionima (dative plural)
milion (accusative singular)
milione (accusative plural)
milione (singular vocative)
milioni (plural vocative)
milionu (locative singular)
milionima (locative plural)
milionom (instrumental singular)
milionima (instrumental plural)
milìjūn (alternative Croatia)


pozitiv

pȍzitīv (canonical masculine)
по̏зитӣв (Cyrillic)
pozitiv (nominative singular)
pozitivi (nominative plural)
pozitiva (genitive singular)
pozitiva (genitive plural)
pozitivu (dative singular)
pozitivima (dative plural)
pozitiv (accusative singular)
pozitive (accusative plural)
pozitive (singular vocative)
pozitivi (plural vocative)
pozitivu (locative singular)
pozitivima (locative plural)
pozitivom (instrumental singular)
pozitivima (instrumental plural)


imigrant

imìgrant (canonical masculine)
имѝгрант (Cyrillic)
imìgrant (nominative singular)
imigranti (nominative plural)
imigranta (genitive singular)
imìgranātā (genitive plural)
imigrantu (dative singular)
imigrantima (dative plural)
imigranta (accusative singular)
imigrante (accusative plural)
imigrante (singular vocative)
imigranti (plural vocative)
imigrantu (locative singular)
imigrantima (locative plural)
imigrantom (instrumental singular)
imigrantima (instrumental plural)


пропаст

про̏па̄ст (canonical feminine)
prȍpāst (romanization)
пропаст (nominative singular)
пропасти (nominative plural)
пропасти (genitive singular)
пропасти (genitive plural)
пропасти (dative singular)
пропастима (dative plural)
пропаст (accusative singular)
пропасти (accusative plural)
пропасти (singular vocative)
пропасти (plural vocative)
пропасти (locative singular)
пропастима (locative plural)
пропашћу (instrumental singular)
пропастима (instrumental plural)


rubrika

rùbrika (canonical feminine)
ру̀брика (Cyrillic)
rubrika (nominative singular)
rubrike (nominative plural)
rubrike (genitive singular)
rubrika (genitive plural)
rubrici (dative singular)
rubrikama (dative plural)
rubriku (accusative singular)
rubrike (accusative plural)
rubriko (singular vocative)
rubrike (plural vocative)
rubrici (locative singular)
rubrikama (locative plural)
rubrikom (instrumental singular)
rubrikama (instrumental plural)


recenzent

recènzent m (Cyrillic spelling рецѐнзент)

recènzent (canonical masculine)
рецѐнзент (Cyrillic)
recènzent (nominative singular)
recenzenti (nominative plural)
recenzenta (genitive singular)
recènzenātā (genitive plural)
recenzentu (dative singular)
recenzentima (dative plural)
recenzenta (accusative singular)
recenzente (accusative plural)
recenzente (singular vocative)
recenzenti (plural vocative)
recenzentu (locative singular)
recenzentima (locative plural)
recenzentom (instrumental singular)
recenzentima (instrumental plural)


буљук

бу̀љук (canonical masculine)
bùljuk (romanization)
буљук (nominative singular)
буљуци (nominative plural)
буљука (genitive singular)
буљуца (genitive plural)
буљуку (dative singular)
буљуцима (dative plural)
буљук (accusative singular)
буљуце (accusative plural)
буључе (singular vocative)
буљуци (plural vocative)
буљуку (locative singular)
буљуцима (locative plural)
буљуком (instrumental singular)
буљуцима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish بوللق (bolluk) and the military sense from بلوك (bölük).

bor+

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


buljuk

bùljuk (canonical masculine)
бу̀љук (Cyrillic)
buljuk (nominative singular)
buljuci (nominative plural)
buljuka (genitive singular)
buljuka (genitive plural)
buljuku (dative singular)
buljucima (dative plural)
buljuk (accusative singular)
buljuke (accusative plural)
buljuče (singular vocative)
buljuci (plural vocative)
buljuku (locative singular)
buljucima (locative plural)
buljukom (instrumental singular)
buljucima (instrumental plural)


пешкир

пѐшкӣр (canonical masculine)
pèškīr (romanization)
пѐшкӣр (nominative singular)
пешкири (nominative plural)
пешки́ра (genitive singular)
пешкира (genitive plural)
пешкиру (dative singular)
пешкирима (dative plural)
пешкир (accusative singular)
пешкире (accusative plural)
пешкиру (singular vocative)
пешкири (plural vocative)
пешкиру (locative singular)
пешкирима (locative plural)
пешкиром (instrumental singular)
пешкирима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish پیشگیر (pîşgîr), from Persian پیشگیر (piš-gir).

(Bosnia, Serbia, regional Croatia) towel


упитник

у̀питнӣк (canonical masculine)
ùpitnīk (romanization)
упитник (nominative singular)
упитници (nominative plural)
упитника (genitive singular)
упитника (genitive plural)
упитнику (dative singular)
упитницима (dative plural)
упитник (accusative singular)
упитнике (accusative plural)
упитниче (singular vocative)
упитници (plural vocative)
упитнику (locative singular)
упитницима (locative plural)
упитником (instrumental singular)
упитницима (instrumental plural)


upitnik

ùpitnīk (canonical masculine)
у̀питнӣк (Cyrillic)
upitnik (nominative singular)
upitnici (nominative plural)
upitnika (genitive singular)
upitnika (genitive plural)
upitniku (dative singular)
upitnicima (dative plural)
upitnik (accusative singular)
upitnike (accusative plural)
upitniče (singular vocative)
upitnici (plural vocative)
upitniku (locative singular)
upitnicima (locative plural)
upitnikom (instrumental singular)
upitnicima (instrumental plural)


azimut

àzimut (canonical masculine)
а̀зимут (Cyrillic)
azimut (nominative singular)
azimuti (nominative plural)
azimuta (genitive singular)
azimuta (genitive plural)
azimutu (dative singular)
azimutima (dative plural)
azimut (accusative singular)
azimute (accusative plural)
azimute (singular vocative)
azimuti (plural vocative)
azimutu (locative singular)
azimutima (locative plural)
azimutom (instrumental singular)
azimutima (instrumental plural)


čukundeda

sh-noun

čukundeda m (Cyrillic spelling чукундеда)

great-great-grandfather 4th male ancestor


čukunbaba

čukunbaba f (Cyrillic spelling чукунбаба)

great-great-grandmother 4th female ancestor


prababa

pràbaba (canonical feminine)
пра̀баба (Cyrillic)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *prababa. By surface analysis, pra- + bȁba.


praunuk

pràunuk (canonical masculine)
пра̀унук (Cyrillic)
praunuk (nominative singular)
praunuci (nominative plural)
praunuka (genitive singular)
praunuka (genitive plural)
praunuku (dative singular)
praunucima (dative plural)
praunuka (accusative singular)
praunuke (accusative plural)
praunuče (singular vocative)
praunuci (plural vocative)
praunuku (locative singular)
praunucima (locative plural)
praunukom (instrumental singular)
praunucima (instrumental plural)


praunuka

pràunuka f (Cyrillic spelling пра̀унука)

pràunuka (canonical feminine)
пра̀унука (Cyrillic)
praunuka (nominative singular)
praunuke (nominative plural)
praunuke (genitive singular)
praunuka (genitive plural)
praunuci (dative singular)
praunukama (dative plural)
praunuku (accusative singular)
praunuke (accusative plural)
praunuko (singular vocative)
praunuke (plural vocative)
praunuci (locative singular)
praunukama (locative plural)
praunukom (instrumental singular)
praunukama (instrumental plural)

great-granddaughter (3rd female descendant)


čukununuk

čukununuk m (Cyrillic spelling чукунунук)

great-great-grandson 4th male descendant


čukununuka

čukununuka f (Cyrillic spelling чукунунука)

чукунунука (Cyrillic)

great-great-granddaughter 4th female descendant


očuh

ȍčūh (canonical masculine)
о̏чӯх (Cyrillic)
ȍčūh (nominative singular)
ȍčūsi (nominative plural)
očuha (genitive singular)
očuha (genitive plural)
očuhu (dative singular)
očusima (dative plural)
očuha (accusative singular)
očuhe (accusative plural)
očuše (singular vocative)
očusi (plural vocative)
očuhu (locative singular)
očusima (locative plural)
očuhom (instrumental singular)
očusima (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic South Slavic dialectism *otьčuхъ. Compare Bulgarian очув, Old Slovene očuh.


sanjar

sànjār (canonical masculine)
са̀ња̄р (Cyrillic)
sànjār (nominative singular)
sanjari (nominative plural)
sanjára (genitive singular)
sanjara (genitive plural)
sanjaru (dative singular)
sanjarima (dative plural)
sanjara (accusative singular)
sanjare (accusative plural)
sanjaru (singular vocative)
sanjari (plural vocative)
sanjaru (locative singular)
sanjarima (locative plural)
sanjarom (instrumental singular)
sanjarima (instrumental plural)


очух

о̏чӯх (canonical masculine)
ȍčūh (romanization)
о̏чӯх (nominative singular)
о̏чӯси (nominative plural)
очуха (genitive singular)
очуха (genitive plural)
очуху (dative singular)
очусима (dative plural)
очуха (accusative singular)
очухе (accusative plural)
очуше (singular vocative)
очуси (plural vocative)
очуху (locative singular)
очусима (locative plural)
очухом (instrumental singular)
очусима (instrumental plural)


полубрат

полу̀брат (canonical masculine)
polùbrat (romanization)
полубрат (nominative singular)
полубраћа (nominative plural)
полубрата (genitive singular)
полубраће (genitive plural)
полубрату (dative singular)
полубраћи (dative plural)
полубрата (accusative singular)
полубраћу (accusative plural)
полубрате (singular vocative)
полубраћо (plural vocative)
полубрату (locative singular)
полубраћи (locative plural)
полубратом (instrumental singular)
полубраћом (instrumental plural)

From полу- + брат.

prefix

полу- + брат


polubrat

sh-noun

polùbrat m (Cyrillic spelling полу̀брат)

polùbrat (canonical masculine)
полу̀брат (Cyrillic)
polubrat (nominative singular)
polubraća (nominative plural)
polubrata (genitive singular)
polubraće (genitive plural)
polubratu (dative singular)
polubraći (dative plural)
polubrata (accusative singular)
polubraću (accusative plural)
polubrate (singular vocative)
polubraćo (plural vocative)
polubratu (locative singular)
polubraći (locative plural)
polubratom (instrumental singular)
polubraćom (instrumental plural)


полусестра

по̏лусестра f (Latin spelling pȍlusestra)

по̏лусестра (canonical feminine)
pȍlusestra (romanization)
полусестра (nominative singular)
полусестре (nominative plural)
полусестре (genitive singular)
полусестра (genitive plural)
полусестри (dative singular)
полусестрама (dative plural)
полусестру (accusative singular)
полусестре (accusative plural)
полусестро (singular vocative)
полусестре (plural vocative)
полусестри (locative singular)
полусестрама (locative plural)
полусестром (instrumental singular)
полусестрама (instrumental plural)


polusestra

pȍlusestra f (Cyrillic spelling по̏лусестра)

pȍlusestra (canonical feminine)
по̏лусестра (Cyrillic)
polusestra (nominative singular)
polusestre (nominative plural)
polusestre (genitive singular)
polusestra (genitive plural)
polusestri (dative singular)
polusestrama (dative plural)
polusestru (accusative singular)
polusestre (accusative plural)
polusestro (singular vocative)
polusestre (plural vocative)
polusestri (locative singular)
polusestrama (locative plural)
polusestrom (instrumental singular)
polusestrama (instrumental plural)


праунук

пра̀унук (canonical masculine)
pràunuk (romanization)
праунук (nominative singular)
праунуци (nominative plural)
праунука (genitive singular)
праунука (genitive plural)
праунуку (dative singular)
праунуцима (dative plural)
праунука (accusative singular)
праунуке (accusative plural)
праунуче (singular vocative)
праунуци (plural vocative)
праунуку (locative singular)
праунуцима (locative plural)
праунуком (instrumental singular)
праунуцима (instrumental plural)

From пра- + у̀нук.

af

пра- + у̀нук


праунука

пра̀унука (canonical feminine)
pràunuka (romanization)
праунука (nominative singular)
праунуке (nominative plural)
праунуке (genitive singular)
праунука (genitive plural)
праунуци (dative singular)
праунукама (dative plural)
праунуку (accusative singular)
праунуке (accusative plural)
праунуко (singular vocative)
праунуке (plural vocative)
праунуци (locative singular)
праунукама (locative plural)
праунуком (instrumental singular)
праунукама (instrumental plural)


мираз

ми̏ра̄з (canonical masculine)
mȉrāz (romanization)
мираз (nominative singular)
мирази (nominative plural)
мираза (genitive singular)
мираза (genitive plural)
миразу (dative singular)
миразима (dative plural)
мираз (accusative singular)
миразе (accusative plural)
миразе (singular vocative)
мирази (plural vocative)
миразу (locative singular)
миразима (locative plural)
миразом (instrumental singular)
миразима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish میراث (miras), from Arabic مِيرَاث (mīrāṯ).

der

Arabic مِيرَاث (mīrāṯ)


фестивал

фестѝва̄л (canonical masculine)
festìvāl (romanization)
фестѝва̄л (nominative singular)
фестивали (nominative plural)
фестива́ла (genitive singular)
фестивала (genitive plural)
фестивалу (dative singular)
фестивалима (dative plural)
фестивал (accusative singular)
фестивале (accusative plural)
фестивале (singular vocative)
фестивали (plural vocative)
фестивалу (locative singular)
фестивалима (locative plural)
фестивалом (instrumental singular)
фестивалима (instrumental plural)


deuteragonist

sh-noun

deuteragònist m (Cyrillic spelling деутераго̀нист)

deuteragònist (canonical masculine)
деутераго̀нист (Cyrillic)
deuteragonist (nominative singular)
deuteragonisti (nominative plural)
deuteragonista (genitive singular)
deuteragonista (genitive plural)
deuteragonistu (dative singular)
deuteragonistima (dative plural)
deuteragonista (accusative singular)
deuteragoniste (accusative plural)
deuteragoniste (singular vocative)
deuteragonisti (plural vocative)
deuteragonistu (locative singular)
deuteragonistima (locative plural)
deuteragonistom (instrumental singular)
deuteragonistima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek δευτεραγωνιστής (deuteragōnistḗs, literally “second actor”).

bor+

δευτεραγωνιστής


агава

ага́ва (canonical feminine)
agáva (romanization)
агава (nominative singular)
агаве (nominative plural)
агаве (genitive singular)
агава (genitive plural)
агави (dative singular)
агавама (dative plural)
агаву (accusative singular)
агаве (accusative plural)
агаво (singular vocative)
агаве (plural vocative)
агави (locative singular)
агавама (locative plural)
агавом (instrumental singular)
агавама (instrumental plural)


ансамбл

анса̀мбл (canonical masculine)
ansàmbl (romanization)
ансамбл (nominative singular)
ансамбли (nominative plural)
ансамбла (genitive singular)
анса̀мба̄ла̄ (genitive plural)
ансамблу (dative singular)
ансамблима (dative plural)
ансамбл (accusative singular)
ансамбле (accusative plural)
ансамбле (singular vocative)
ансамбли (plural vocative)
ансамблу (locative singular)
ансамблима (locative plural)
ансамблом (instrumental singular)
ансамблима (instrumental plural)


афера

афе́ра (canonical feminine)
aféra (romanization)
афера (nominative singular)
афере (nominative plural)
афере (genitive singular)
афера (genitive plural)
афери (dative singular)
аферама (dative plural)
аферу (accusative singular)
афере (accusative plural)
аферо (singular vocative)
афере (plural vocative)
афери (locative singular)
аферама (locative plural)
афером (instrumental singular)
аферама (instrumental plural)

From French affaire, from faire (“to do”), from Latin ad- + faciō (“to do”).


анкета

анкѐта (canonical feminine)
ankèta (romanization)
анкета (nominative singular)
анкете (nominative plural)
анкете (genitive singular)
анкета (genitive plural)
анкети (dative singular)
анкетама (dative plural)
анкету (accusative singular)
анкете (accusative plural)
анкето (singular vocative)
анкете (plural vocative)
анкети (locative singular)
анкетама (locative plural)
анкетом (instrumental singular)
анкетама (instrumental plural)


bifora

bìfora (canonical feminine)
бѝфора (Cyrillic)


sponzor

spȍnzor (canonical masculine)
спо̏нзор (Cyrillic)
sponzor (nominative singular)
sponzori (nominative plural)
sponzora (genitive singular)
sponzora (genitive plural)
sponzoru (dative singular)
sponzorima (dative plural)
sponzora (accusative singular)
sponzore (accusative plural)
sponzoru (singular vocative)
sponzori (plural vocative)
sponzoru (locative singular)
sponzorima (locative plural)
sponzorom (instrumental singular)
sponzorima (instrumental plural)


кајгана

ка̏јгана (canonical feminine)
kȁjgana (romanization)
кајгана (nominative singular)
кајгане (nominative plural)
кајгане (genitive singular)
кајгана (genitive plural)
кајгани (dative singular)
кајганама (dative plural)
кајгану (accusative singular)
кајгане (accusative plural)
кајгано (singular vocative)
кајгане (plural vocative)
кајгани (locative singular)
кајганама (locative plural)
кајганом (instrumental singular)
кајганама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قایغنه (kayğana) (Turkish kaygana), from Persian خاگینه (xâgine).


kajgana

kȁjgana (canonical feminine)
ка̏јгана (Cyrillic)
kajgana (nominative singular)
kajgane (nominative plural)
kajgane (genitive singular)
kajgana (genitive plural)
kajgani (dative singular)
kajganama (dative plural)
kajganu (accusative singular)
kajgane (accusative plural)
kajgano (singular vocative)
kajgane (plural vocative)
kajgani (locative singular)
kajganama (locative plural)
kajganom (instrumental singular)
kajganama (instrumental plural)


омлет

о̀млет (canonical masculine)
òmlet (romanization)
омлет (nominative singular)
омлети (nominative plural)
омлета (genitive singular)
омлета (genitive plural)
омлету (dative singular)
омлетима (dative plural)
омлет (accusative singular)
омлете (accusative plural)
омлете (singular vocative)
омлети (plural vocative)
омлету (locative singular)
омлетима (locative plural)
омлетом (instrumental singular)
омлетима (instrumental plural)


одлука

о̏длука (canonical feminine)
ȍdluka (romanization)
одлука (nominative singular)
одлуке (nominative plural)
одлуке (genitive singular)
одлука (genitive plural)
одлуци (dative singular)
одлукама (dative plural)
одлуку (accusative singular)
одлуке (accusative plural)
одлуко (singular vocative)
одлуке (plural vocative)
одлуци (locative singular)
одлукама (locative plural)
одлуком (instrumental singular)
одлукама (instrumental plural)


dimničar

sh-noun

dȉmničār m (Cyrillic spelling ди̏мнича̄р)

dȉmničār (canonical masculine)
ди̏мнича̄р (Cyrillic)
dimničar (nominative singular)
dimničari (nominative plural)
dimničara (genitive singular)
dimničara (genitive plural)
dimničaru (dative singular)
dimničarima (dative plural)
dimničara (accusative singular)
dimničare (accusative plural)
dimničaru (singular vocative)
dimničari (plural vocative)
dimničaru (locative singular)
dimničarima (locative plural)
dimničarom (instrumental singular)
dimničarima (instrumental plural)


klasa

klàsa (canonical feminine)
кла̀са (Cyrillic)
klàsa (nominative singular)
klase (nominative plural)
klase (genitive singular)
klásā (genitive plural)
klasi (dative singular)
klasama (dative plural)
klasu (accusative singular)
klase (accusative plural)
klaso (singular vocative)
klase (plural vocative)
klasi (locative singular)
klasama (locative plural)
klasom (instrumental singular)
klasama (instrumental plural)


klasa

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


pamflet

pàmflēt (canonical masculine)
па̀мфле̄т (Cyrillic)
pàmflēt (nominative singular)
pamfleti (nominative plural)
pamfléta (genitive singular)
pamfleta (genitive plural)
pamfletu (dative singular)
pamfletima (dative plural)
pamflet (accusative singular)
pamflete (accusative plural)
pamflete (singular vocative)
pamfleti (plural vocative)
pamfletu (locative singular)
pamfletima (locative plural)
pamfletom (instrumental singular)
pamfletima (instrumental plural)

libel, controversial tract (booklet or a short writing aiming to discredit someone or something)


instruktor

sh-noun

ìnstruktor m (Cyrillic spelling ѝнструктор)

ìnstruktor (canonical masculine)
ѝнструктор (Cyrillic)
instruktor (nominative singular)
instruktori (nominative plural)
instruktora (genitive singular)
instruktora (genitive plural)
instruktoru (dative singular)
instruktorima (dative plural)
instruktora (accusative singular)
instruktore (accusative plural)
instruktore (singular vocative)
instruktori (plural vocative)
instruktoru (locative singular)
instruktorima (locative plural)
instruktorom (instrumental singular)
instruktorima (instrumental plural)


слух

слу̑х (canonical masculine)
slȗh (romanization)
слух (nominative singular)
слуха (genitive singular)
слуху (dative singular)
слух (accusative singular)
слуше (singular vocative)
слуху (singular vocative)
слуху (locative singular)
слухом (instrumental singular)

sh-decl-noun-unc

слуше / слуху


bibliofil

sh-noun

bibliòfīl m (Cyrillic spelling библио̀фӣл)

bibliòfīl (canonical masculine)
библио̀фӣл (Cyrillic)
bibliòfīl (nominative singular)
bibliofili (nominative plural)
bibliofíla (genitive singular)
bibliofila (genitive plural)
bibliofilu (dative singular)
bibliofilima (dative plural)
bibliofila (accusative singular)
bibliofile (accusative plural)
bibliofile (singular vocative)
bibliofili (plural vocative)
bibliofilu (locative singular)
bibliofilima (locative plural)
bibliofilom (instrumental singular)
bibliofilima (instrumental plural)


tajnost

tájnōst (canonical feminine)
та́јно̄ст (Cyrillic)
tajnost (nominative singular)
tajnosti (nominative plural)
tajnosti (genitive singular)
tajnosti (genitive plural)
tajnosti (dative singular)
tajnostima (dative plural)
tajnost (accusative singular)
tajnosti (accusative plural)
tajnosti (singular vocative)
tajnosti (plural vocative)
tajnosti (locative singular)
tajnostima (locative plural)
tajnošću (instrumental singular)
tajnostima (instrumental plural)


šamija

šámija (canonical feminine)
ша́мија (Cyrillic)
šamija (nominative singular)
šamije (nominative plural)
šamije (genitive singular)
šamija (genitive plural)
šamiji (dative singular)
šamijama (dative plural)
šamiju (accusative singular)
šamije (accusative plural)
šamijo (singular vocative)
šamije (plural vocative)
šamiji (locative singular)
šamijama (locative plural)
šamijom (instrumental singular)
šamijama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish شامه (şame).


шамија

ша́мија (canonical feminine)
šámija (romanization)
шамија (nominative singular)
шамије (nominative plural)
шамије (genitive singular)
шамија (genitive plural)
шамији (dative singular)
шамијама (dative plural)
шамију (accusative singular)
шамије (accusative plural)
шамијо (singular vocative)
шамије (plural vocative)
шамији (locative singular)
шамијама (locative plural)
шамијом (instrumental singular)
шамијама (instrumental plural)


дарчин

darčin (romanization)
тарчин (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish دارچین (tarçin, darçın), from Persian دارچین (dârčin).


darčin

дарчин (Cyrillic)
darčin (nominative singular)
darčini (nominative plural)
darčina (genitive singular)
darčina (genitive plural)
darčinu (dative singular)
darčinima (dative plural)
darčin (accusative singular)
darčine (accusative plural)
darčinu (singular vocative)
darčini (plural vocative)
darčinu (locative singular)
darčinima (locative plural)
darčinom (instrumental singular)
darčinima (instrumental plural)
tarčin (alternative)


doline

inflection of dolina:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


filantrop

sh-noun

filàntrop m (Cyrillic spelling фила̀нтроп)

filàntrop (canonical masculine)
фила̀нтроп (Cyrillic)
filantrop (nominative singular)
filantropi (nominative plural)
filantropa (genitive singular)
filantropa (genitive plural)
filantropu (dative singular)
filantropima (dative plural)
filantropa (accusative singular)
filantrope (accusative plural)
filantrope (singular vocative)
filantropi (plural vocative)
filantropu (locative singular)
filantropima (locative plural)
filantropom (instrumental singular)
filantropima (instrumental plural)


парк

па̏рк (canonical masculine)
pȁrk (romanization)
парк (nominative singular)
па̀ркови (nominative plural)
парка (genitive singular)
паркова (genitive plural)
парку (dative singular)
парковима (dative plural)
парк (accusative singular)
паркове (accusative plural)
парку (singular vocative)
паркови (plural vocative)
парку (locative singular)
парковима (locative plural)
парком (instrumental singular)
парковима (instrumental plural)


odraz

ȍdrāz (canonical masculine)
о̏дра̄з (Cyrillic)
odraz (nominative singular)
odrazi (nominative plural)
odraza (genitive singular)
odraza (genitive plural)
odrazu (dative singular)
odrazima (dative plural)
odraz (accusative singular)
odraze (accusative plural)
odraze (singular vocative)
odrazi (plural vocative)
odrazu (locative singular)
odrazima (locative plural)
odrazom (instrumental singular)
odrazima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed by Bogoslav Šulek from Czech odraz.

reflection (image resulting from reflection)


монитор

мо̀нитор (canonical masculine)
mònitor (romanization)
монитор (nominative singular)
монитори (nominative plural)
монитора (genitive singular)
монитора (genitive plural)
монитору (dative singular)
мониторима (dative plural)
монитор (accusative singular)
мониторе (accusative plural)
монитору (singular vocative)
мониторе (singular vocative)
монитори (plural vocative)
монитору (locative singular)
мониторима (locative plural)
монитором (instrumental singular)
мониторима (instrumental plural)


dražba

dràžba (canonical feminine)
дра̀жба (Cyrillic)
dràžba (nominative singular)
dražbe (nominative plural)
dražbe (genitive singular)
drážbā (genitive plural)
dràžbī (genitive plural)
dražbi (dative singular)
dražbama (dative plural)
dražbu (accusative singular)
dražbe (accusative plural)
dražbo (singular vocative)
dražbe (plural vocative)
dražbi (locative singular)
dražbama (locative plural)
dražbom (instrumental singular)
dražbama (instrumental plural)


fenjer

fènjer (canonical masculine)
фѐњер (Cyrillic)
fènjer (nominative singular)
fenjeri (nominative plural)
fenjera (genitive singular)
fȅnjērā (genitive plural)
fenjeru (dative singular)
fenjerima (dative plural)
fenjer (accusative singular)
fenjere (accusative plural)
fenjeru (singular vocative)
fenjeri (plural vocative)
fenjeru (locative singular)
fenjerima (locative plural)
fenjerom (instrumental singular)
fenjerima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish فنار (fenar, fener).


фењер

фѐњер (canonical masculine)
fènjer (romanization)
фѐњер (nominative singular)
фењери (nominative plural)
фењера (genitive singular)
фе̏ње̄ра̄ (genitive plural)
фењеру (dative singular)
фењерима (dative plural)
фењер (accusative singular)
фењере (accusative plural)
фењеру (singular vocative)
фењери (plural vocative)
фењеру (locative singular)
фењерима (locative plural)
фењером (instrumental singular)
фењерима (instrumental plural)


корисник

ко̀риснӣк (canonical masculine)
kòrisnīk (romanization)
корисник (nominative singular)
корисници (nominative plural)
корисника (genitive singular)
корисника (genitive plural)
кориснику (dative singular)
корисницима (dative plural)
корисника (accusative singular)
кориснике (accusative plural)
корисниче (singular vocative)
корисници (plural vocative)
кориснику (locative singular)
корисницима (locative plural)
корисником (instrumental singular)
корисницима (instrumental plural)

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


trasa

trȁsa (canonical feminine)
тра̏са (Cyrillic)
trȁsa (nominative singular)
trase (nominative plural)
trase (genitive singular)
trȃsā (genitive plural)
trasi (dative singular)
trasama (dative plural)
trasu (accusative singular)
trase (accusative plural)
traso (singular vocative)
trase (plural vocative)
trasi (locative singular)
trasama (locative plural)
trasom (instrumental singular)
trasama (instrumental plural)

route (road, track, channel etc. designated for construction)


uskrsnuće

sh-noun

uskrsnúće n (Cyrillic spelling ускрсну́ће)

uskrsnúće (canonical neuter)
ускрсну́ће (Cyrillic)
uskrsnuće (nominative singular)
uskrsnuća (nominative plural)
uskrsnuća (genitive singular)
uskrsnuća (genitive plural)
uskrsnuću (dative singular)
uskrsnućima (dative plural)
uskrsnuće (accusative singular)
uskrsnuća (accusative plural)
uskrsnuće (singular vocative)
uskrsnuća (plural vocative)
uskrsnuću (locative singular)
uskrsnućima (locative plural)
uskrsnućem (instrumental singular)
uskrsnućima (instrumental plural)


privitak

privítak m (Cyrillic spelling приви́так)

privítak (canonical masculine)
приви́так (Cyrillic)


prikaza

prȉkaza (canonical feminine)
при̏каза (Cyrillic)
prikaza (nominative singular)
prikaze (nominative plural)
prikaze (genitive singular)
prikaza (genitive plural)
prikazi (dative singular)
prikazama (dative plural)
prikazu (accusative singular)
prikaze (accusative plural)
prikazo (singular vocative)
prikaze (plural vocative)
prikazi (locative singular)
prikazama (locative plural)
prikazom (instrumental singular)
prikazama (instrumental plural)


utvara

ȕtvara (canonical feminine)
у̏твара (Cyrillic)
utvara (nominative singular)
utvare (nominative plural)
utvare (genitive singular)
utvara (genitive plural)
utvari (dative singular)
utvarama (dative plural)
utvaru (accusative singular)
utvare (accusative plural)
utvaro (singular vocative)
utvare (plural vocative)
utvari (locative singular)
utvarama (locative plural)
utvarom (instrumental singular)
utvarama (instrumental plural)


formacija

formácija f (Cyrillic spelling форма́ција)

formácija (canonical feminine)
форма́ција (Cyrillic)
formacija (nominative singular)
formacije (nominative plural)
formacije (genitive singular)
formacija (genitive plural)
formaciji (dative singular)
formacijama (dative plural)
formaciju (accusative singular)
formacije (accusative plural)
formacijo (singular vocative)
formacije (plural vocative)
formaciji (locative singular)
formacijama (locative plural)
formacijom (instrumental singular)
formacijama (instrumental plural)


kreacija

kreácija f (Cyrillic spelling креа́ција)

kreácija (canonical feminine)
креа́ција (Cyrillic)
kreacija (nominative singular)
kreacije (nominative plural)
kreacije (genitive singular)
kreacija (genitive plural)
kreaciji (dative singular)
kreacijama (dative plural)
kreaciju (accusative singular)
kreacije (accusative plural)
kreacijo (singular vocative)
kreacije (plural vocative)
kreaciji (locative singular)
kreacijama (locative plural)
kreacijom (instrumental singular)
kreacijama (instrumental plural)


zakonodavstvo

zakonodávstvo n (Cyrillic spelling законода́вство)

zakonodávstvo (canonical neuter)
законода́вство (Cyrillic)
zakonodavstvo (nominative singular)
zakonodavstva (nominative plural)
zakonodavstva (genitive singular)
zakonodavstava (genitive plural)
zakonodavstvu (dative singular)
zakonodavstvima (dative plural)
zakonodavstvo (accusative singular)
zakonodavstva (accusative plural)
zakonodavstvo (singular vocative)
zakonodavstva (plural vocative)
zakonodavstvu (locative singular)
zakonodavstvima (locative plural)
zakonodavstvom (instrumental singular)
zakonodavstvima (instrumental plural)


stupac

stúpac (canonical masculine)
сту́пац (Cyrillic)
stúpac (nominative singular)
stúpci (nominative plural)
stúpca (genitive singular)
stȗpācā (genitive plural)
stupcu (dative singular)
stupcima (dative plural)
stupac (accusative singular)
stupce (accusative plural)
stupče (singular vocative)
stupci (plural vocative)
stupcu (locative singular)
stupcima (locative plural)
stupcem (instrumental singular)
stupcima (instrumental plural)

(usually Croatia) column (vertical line of entries in a table)


rođenje

rođénje (canonical neuter)
рође́ње (Cyrillic)
rođenje (nominative singular)
rođenja (nominative plural)
rođenja (genitive singular)
rođenja (genitive plural)
rođenju (dative singular)
rođenjima (dative plural)
rođenje (accusative singular)
rođenja (accusative plural)
rođenje (singular vocative)
rođenja (plural vocative)
rođenju (locative singular)
rođenjima (locative plural)
rođenjem (instrumental singular)
rođenjima (instrumental plural)


smjer

smjȇr (canonical masculine)
смје̑р (Cyrillic)
smjȇr (nominative singular)
smjȅrovi (nominative plural)
smjera (genitive singular)
smjerova (genitive plural)
smjeru (dative singular)
smjerovima (dative plural)
smjer (accusative singular)
smjerove (accusative plural)
smjeru (singular vocative)
smjerovi (plural vocative)
smjeru (locative singular)
smjerovima (locative plural)
smjerom (instrumental singular)
smjerovima (instrumental plural)
smȇr (alternative Ekavian)

Borrowed by Bogoslav Šulek from Czech směr.


namjera

nȃmjera (canonical feminine)
на̑мјера (Cyrillic)
namjera (nominative singular)
namjere (nominative plural)
namjere (genitive singular)
namjera (genitive plural)
namjeri (dative singular)
namjerama (dative plural)
namjeru (accusative singular)
namjere (accusative plural)
namjero (singular vocative)
namjere (plural vocative)
namjeri (locative singular)
namjerama (locative plural)
namjerom (instrumental singular)
namjerama (instrumental plural)
nȃmera (alternative Ekavian)
namljera (alternative Ijekavian regional)

imati nam(j)eru

pismo nam(j)ere

to mi nije bila nam(j)era

imam samo poštene nam(j)ere

s nam(j)erom da

s kojom nam(j)erom?


grmljavina

gr̀mljavina f (Cyrillic spelling гр̀мљавина)

gr̀mljavina (canonical feminine)
гр̀мљавина (Cyrillic)
grmljavina (nominative singular)
grmljavine (genitive singular)
grmljavini (dative singular)
grmljavinu (accusative singular)
grmljavino (singular vocative)
grmljavini (locative singular)
grmljavinom (instrumental singular)


prijevoznik

prijévoznīk m (Cyrillic spelling прије́вознӣк)

prijévoznīk (canonical masculine)
прије́вознӣк (Cyrillic)


demokrat

demòkrat m (Cyrillic spelling демо̀крат)

demòkrat (canonical masculine)
демо̀крат (Cyrillic)
demokrat (nominative singular)
demokrati (nominative plural)
demokrata (genitive singular)
demokrata (genitive plural)
demokratu (dative singular)
demokratima (dative plural)
demokrata (accusative singular)
demokrate (accusative plural)
demokrate (singular vocative)
demokrati (plural vocative)
demokratu (locative singular)
demokratima (locative plural)
demokratom (instrumental singular)
demokratima (instrumental plural)
demòkrata (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


demokracija

demokrácija f (Cyrillic spelling демокра́ција)

demokrácija (canonical feminine)
демокра́ција (Cyrillic)
demokracija (nominative singular)
demokracije (nominative plural)
demokracije (genitive singular)
demokracija (genitive plural)
demokraciji (dative singular)
demokracijama (dative plural)
demokraciju (accusative singular)
demokracije (accusative plural)
demokracijo (singular vocative)
demokracije (plural vocative)
demokraciji (locative singular)
demokracijama (locative plural)
demokracijom (instrumental singular)
demokracijama (instrumental plural)
demokrátija (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


vladavina

vlàdavina f (Cyrillic spelling вла̀давина)

vlàdavina (canonical feminine)
вла̀давина (Cyrillic)
vladavina (nominative singular)
vladavine (nominative plural)
vladavine (genitive singular)
vladavina (genitive plural)
vladavini (dative singular)
vladavinama (dative plural)
vladavinu (accusative singular)
vladavine (accusative plural)
vladavino (singular vocative)
vladavine (plural vocative)
vladavini (locative singular)
vladavinama (locative plural)
vladavinom (instrumental singular)
vladavinama (instrumental plural)


vlasnik

vlȃsnīk (canonical masculine)
вла̑снӣк (Cyrillic)
vlasnik (nominative singular)
vlasnici (nominative plural)
vlasnika (genitive singular)
vlasnika (genitive plural)
vlasniku (dative singular)
vlasnicima (dative plural)
vlasnika (accusative singular)
vlasnike (accusative plural)
vlasniče (singular vocative)
vlasnici (plural vocative)
vlasniku (locative singular)
vlasnicima (locative plural)
vlasnikom (instrumental singular)
vlasnicima (instrumental plural)


vlasnica

vlȃsnica f (Cyrillic spelling вла̑сница)

vlȃsnica (canonical feminine)
вла̑сница (Cyrillic)
vlasnica (nominative singular)
vlasnice (nominative plural)
vlasnice (genitive singular)
vlasnica (genitive plural)
vlasnici (dative singular)
vlasnicama (dative plural)
vlasnicu (accusative singular)
vlasnice (accusative plural)
vlasnice (singular vocative)
vlasnice (plural vocative)
vlasnici (locative singular)
vlasnicama (locative plural)
vlasnicom (instrumental singular)
vlasnicama (instrumental plural)


posjednik

pósjednīk m (Cyrillic spelling по́сједнӣк)

pósjednīk (canonical masculine)
по́сједнӣк (Cyrillic)


dijalog

dijàlog (canonical masculine)
дија̀лог (Cyrillic)
dijalog (nominative singular)
dijalozi (nominative plural)
dijaloga (genitive singular)
dijaloga (genitive plural)
dijalogu (dative singular)
dijalozima (dative plural)
dijalog (accusative singular)
dijaloge (accusative plural)
dijalože (singular vocative)
dijalogu (singular vocative)
dijalozi (plural vocative)
dijalogu (locative singular)
dijalozima (locative plural)
dijalogom (instrumental singular)
dijalozima (instrumental plural)


direktorij

dirèktōrij m (Cyrillic spelling дирѐкто̄риј)

dirèktōrij (canonical masculine)
дирѐкто̄риј (Cyrillic)
direktorij (nominative singular)
direktoriji (nominative plural)
direktorija (genitive singular)
direktorija (genitive plural)
direktoriju (dative singular)
direktorijima (dative plural)
direktorij (accusative singular)
direktorije (accusative plural)
direktoriju (singular vocative)
direktoriji (plural vocative)
direktoriju (locative singular)
direktorijima (locative plural)
direktorijem (instrumental singular)
direktorijima (instrumental plural)
dirèktōrijum (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


dijeta

dijéta (canonical feminine)
дије́та (Cyrillic)
dijeta (nominative singular)
dijete (nominative plural)
dijete (genitive singular)
dijeta (genitive plural)
dijeti (dative singular)
dijetama (dative plural)
dijetu (accusative singular)
dijete (accusative plural)
dijeto (singular vocative)
dijete (plural vocative)
dijeti (locative singular)
dijetama (locative plural)
dijetom (instrumental singular)
dijetama (instrumental plural)


inozemstvo

inozémstvo n (Cyrillic spelling инозе́мство)

inozémstvo (canonical neuter)
инозе́мство (Cyrillic)
inozemstvo (nominative singular)
inozemstva (genitive singular)
inozemstvu (dative singular)
inozemstvo (accusative singular)
inozemstvo (singular vocative)
inozemstvu (locative singular)
inozemstvom (instrumental singular)

(uncountable, Croatia) foreign countries; places abroad


čovječanstvo

čovječànstvo n (Cyrillic spelling човјеча̀нство)

čovječànstvo (canonical neuter)
човјеча̀нство (Cyrillic)
čovječànstvo (nominative singular)
čovječànstva (nominative plural)
čovječànstva (genitive singular)
čovječánstvā (genitive plural)
čovječànstvu (dative singular)
čovječànstvima (dative plural)
čovječànstvo (accusative singular)
čovječànstva (accusative plural)
čovječànstvo (singular vocative)
čovječànstva (plural vocative)
čovječànstvu (locative singular)
čovječànstvima (locative plural)
čovječànstvom (instrumental singular)
čovječànstvima (instrumental plural)
čovečànstvo (alternative Ekavian)


nazor

názor (canonical masculine)
на́зор (Cyrillic)
nazor (nominative singular)
nazori (nominative plural)
nazora (genitive singular)
nazora (genitive plural)
nazoru (dative singular)
nazorima (dative plural)
nazor (accusative singular)
nazore (accusative plural)
nazoru (singular vocative)
nazore (singular vocative)
nazori (plural vocative)
nazoru (locative singular)
nazorima (locative plural)
nazorom (instrumental singular)
nazorima (instrumental plural)


gledište

glȅdīšte n (Cyrillic spelling гле̏дӣште)

glȅdīšte (canonical neuter)
гле̏дӣште (Cyrillic)
gledište (nominative singular)
gledišta (nominative plural)
gledišta (genitive singular)
gledišta (genitive plural)
gledištu (dative singular)
gledištima (dative plural)
gledište (accusative singular)
gledišta (accusative plural)
gledište (singular vocative)
gledišta (plural vocative)
gledištu (locative singular)
gledištima (locative plural)
gledištem (instrumental singular)
gledištima (instrumental plural)


mišljenje

mȉšljēnje n (Cyrillic spelling ми̏шље̄ње)

mȉšljēnje (canonical neuter)
ми̏шље̄ње (Cyrillic)
mišljenje (nominative singular)
mišljenja (nominative plural)
mišljenja (genitive singular)
mišljenja (genitive plural)
mišljenju (dative singular)
mišljenjama (dative plural)
mišljenje (accusative singular)
mišljenja (accusative plural)
mišljenje (singular vocative)
mišljenja (plural vocative)
mišljenju (locative singular)
mišljenjama (locative plural)
mišljenjem (instrumental singular)
mišljenjama (instrumental plural)

Po mom mišljenju, on je najluđi političar u zemlji.

In my opinion, he's the craziest politician in the country.


distribucija

distribúcija f (Cyrillic spelling дистрибу́ција)

distribúcija (canonical feminine)
дистрибу́ција (Cyrillic)
distribucija (nominative singular)
distribucije (nominative plural)
distribucije (genitive singular)
distribucija (genitive plural)
distribuciji (dative singular)
distribucijama (dative plural)
distribuciju (accusative singular)
distribucije (accusative plural)
distribucijo (singular vocative)
distribucije (plural vocative)
distribuciji (locative singular)
distribucijama (locative plural)
distribucijom (instrumental singular)
distribucijama (instrumental plural)


distorzija

distòrzija f (Cyrillic spelling дисто̀рзија)

distòrzija (canonical feminine)
дисто̀рзија (Cyrillic)
distorzija (nominative singular)
distorzije (nominative plural)
distorzije (genitive singular)
distorzija (genitive plural)
distorziji (dative singular)
distorzijama (dative plural)
distorziju (accusative singular)
distorzije (accusative plural)
distorzijo (singular vocative)
distorzije (plural vocative)
distorziji (locative singular)
distorzijama (locative plural)
distorzijom (instrumental singular)
distorzijama (instrumental plural)


dijagram

dȉjagram m (Cyrillic spelling ди̏јаграм)

dȉjagram (canonical masculine)
ди̏јаграм (Cyrillic)
dijagram (nominative singular)
dijagrami (nominative plural)
dijagrama (genitive singular)
dijagrama (genitive plural)
dijagramu (dative singular)
dijagramima (dative plural)
dijagram (accusative singular)
dijagrame (accusative plural)
dijagrame (singular vocative)
dijagrami (plural vocative)
dijagramu (locative singular)
dijagramima (locative plural)
dijagramom (instrumental singular)
dijagramima (instrumental plural)


populacija

populácija f (Cyrillic spelling попула́ција)

populácija (canonical feminine)
попула́ција (Cyrillic)
populacija (nominative singular)
populacije (nominative plural)
populacije (genitive singular)
populacija (genitive plural)
populaciji (dative singular)
populacijama (dative plural)
populaciju (accusative singular)
populacije (accusative plural)
populacijo (singular vocative)
populacije (plural vocative)
populaciji (locative singular)
populacijama (locative plural)
populacijom (instrumental singular)
populacijama (instrumental plural)


depopulacija

depopulácija f (Cyrillic spelling депопула́ција)

depopulácija (canonical feminine)
депопула́ција (Cyrillic)
depopulacija (nominative singular)
depopulacije (nominative plural)
depopulacije (genitive singular)
depopulacija (genitive plural)
depopulaciji (dative singular)
depopulacijama (dative plural)
depopulaciju (accusative singular)
depopulacije (accusative plural)
depopulacijo (singular vocative)
depopulacije (plural vocative)
depopulaciji (locative singular)
depopulacijama (locative plural)
depopulacijom (instrumental singular)
depopulacijama (instrumental plural)


svjetonazor

svjetonázor m (Cyrillic spelling свјетона́зор)

svjetonázor (canonical masculine)
свјетона́зор (Cyrillic)


raspakirati

sh-verb

raspakírati pf (Cyrillic spelling распаки́рати)

raspakírati (canonical perfective)
распаки́рати (Cyrillic)


lužina

lùžina (canonical feminine)
лу̀жина (Cyrillic)
lužina (nominative singular)
lužine (nominative plural)
lužine (genitive singular)
lužina (genitive plural)
lužini (dative singular)
lužinama (dative plural)
lužinu (accusative singular)
lužine (accusative plural)
lužino (singular vocative)
lužine (plural vocative)
lužini (locative singular)
lužinama (locative plural)
lužinom (instrumental singular)
lužinama (instrumental plural)

From lug + ina, referring to the notion that lye is made from lug: 'fire ashes'.


besmisao

sh-noun

bȅsmīsao m (Cyrillic spelling бе̏смӣсао)

bȅsmīsao (canonical masculine)
бе̏смӣсао (Cyrillic)
besmisao (nominative singular)
besmisla (genitive singular)
besmislu (dative singular)
besmisao (accusative singular)
besmisao (singular vocative)
besmislu (locative singular)
besmislom (instrumental singular)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *bezsъmyslь.


maskota

maskòta (canonical feminine)
маско̀та (Cyrillic)
maskòta (nominative singular)
maskote (nominative plural)
maskote (genitive singular)
maskótā (genitive plural)
maskoti (dative singular)
maskotama (dative plural)
maskotu (accusative singular)
maskote (accusative plural)
maskoto (singular vocative)
maskote (plural vocative)
maskoti (locative singular)
maskotama (locative plural)
maskotom (instrumental singular)
maskotama (instrumental plural)


figurica

figúrica f (Cyrillic spelling фигу́рица)

figúrica (canonical feminine)
фигу́рица (Cyrillic)
figurica (nominative singular)
figurice (nominative plural)
figurice (genitive singular)
figurica (genitive plural)
figurici (dative singular)
figuricama (dative plural)
figuricu (accusative singular)
figurice (accusative plural)
figurice (singular vocative)
figurico (singular vocative)
figurice (plural vocative)
figurici (locative singular)
figuricama (locative plural)
figuricom (instrumental singular)
figuricama (instrumental plural)


životinjica

živòtinjica f (Cyrillic spelling живо̀тињица)

živòtinjica (canonical feminine)
живо̀тињица (Cyrillic)
životinjica (nominative singular)
životinjice (nominative plural)
životinjice (genitive singular)
životinjica (genitive plural)
životinjici (dative singular)
životinjicama (dative plural)
životinjicu (accusative singular)
životinjice (accusative plural)
životinjice (singular vocative)
životinjice (plural vocative)
životinjici (locative singular)
životinjicama (locative plural)
životinjicom (instrumental singular)
životinjicama (instrumental plural)


maloljetnik

mȁloljetnīk m (Cyrillic spelling ма̏лољетнӣк)

mȁloljetnīk (canonical masculine)
ма̏лољетнӣк (Cyrillic)
mȁloljetnīk (nominative singular)
mȁloljetnīci (nominative plural)
maloljetnika (genitive singular)
maloljetnika (genitive plural)
maloljetniku (dative singular)
maloljetnicima (dative plural)
maloljetnika (accusative singular)
maloljetnike (accusative plural)
mȁloljetnīče (singular vocative)
maloljetnici (plural vocative)
maloljetniku (locative singular)
maloljetnicima (locative plural)
maloljetnikom (instrumental singular)
maloljetnicima (instrumental plural)
mȁloletnīk (alternative Ekavian)


maloljetnica

mȁloljetnica f (Cyrillic spelling ма̏лољетница)

mȁloljetnica (canonical feminine)
ма̏лољетница (Cyrillic)
maloljetnica (nominative singular)
maloljetnice (nominative plural)
maloljetnice (genitive singular)
maloljetnica (genitive plural)
maloljetnici (dative singular)
maloljetnicama (dative plural)
maloljetnicu (accusative singular)
maloljetnice (accusative plural)
maloljetnice (singular vocative)
maloljetnice (plural vocative)
maloljetnici (locative singular)
maloljetnicama (locative plural)
maloljetnicom (instrumental singular)
maloljetnicama (instrumental plural)
mȁloletnica (alternative Ekavian)


predak

prȅdak (canonical masculine)
пре̏дак (Cyrillic)
prȅdak (nominative singular)
prȅci (nominative plural)
prȅtka (genitive singular)
prȅd̄akā (genitive plural)
prȅtku (dative singular)
prȅcima (dative plural)
prȅtka (accusative singular)
prȅtke (accusative plural)
prȅtku (singular vocative)
prȅci (plural vocative)
prȅtku (locative singular)
prȅcima (locative plural)
prȅtkom (instrumental singular)
prȅcima (instrumental plural)


prethodnik

préthodnīk m (Cyrillic spelling пре́тходнӣк)

préthodnīk (canonical masculine)
пре́тходнӣк (Cyrillic)
préthodnīk (nominative singular)
préthodnīci (nominative plural)
préthodnīka (genitive singular)
préthodnīkā (genitive plural)
préthodnīku (dative singular)
préthodnīcima (dative plural)
préthodnīka (accusative singular)
préthodnīke (accusative plural)
préthodnīče (singular vocative)
préthodnīci (plural vocative)
préthodnīku (locative singular)
préthodnīcima (locative plural)
préthodnīkom (instrumental singular)
préthodnīcima (instrumental plural)


sljedbenik

sljȅdbenīk m (Cyrillic spelling сље̏дбенӣк)

sljȅdbenīk (canonical masculine)
сље̏дбенӣк (Cyrillic)
sljȅdbenīk (nominative singular)
sljȅdbenīci (nominative plural)
sljedbenika (genitive singular)
sljedbenika (genitive plural)
sljedbeniku (dative singular)
sljedbenicima (dative plural)
sljedbenika (accusative singular)
sljedbenike (accusative plural)
sljȅdbenīče (singular vocative)
sljedbenici (plural vocative)
sljedbeniku (locative singular)
sljedbenicima (locative plural)
sljedbenikom (instrumental singular)
sljedbenicima (instrumental plural)
slȅdbenīk (alternative Ekavian)


barjak

bàrjāk (canonical masculine)
ба̀рја̄к (Cyrillic)
bàrjāk (nominative singular)
barjáci (nominative plural)
barjáka (genitive singular)
barjaka (genitive plural)
barjaku (dative singular)
barjacima (dative plural)
barjak (accusative singular)
barjake (accusative plural)
barjače (singular vocative)
barjaci (plural vocative)
barjaku (locative singular)
barjacima (locative plural)
barjakom (instrumental singular)
barjacima (instrumental plural)

Via metathesis from Ottoman Turkish بیراق (bayrak, “flag, banner, standard”); modern Turkish bayrak.

bor

barjak vije


hrvač

hr̀vāč (canonical masculine)
хр̀ва̄ч (Cyrillic)


potpora

pȍtpora (canonical feminine)
по̏тпора (Cyrillic)
potpora (nominative singular)
potpore (genitive singular)
potpori (dative singular)
potporu (accusative singular)
potporo (singular vocative)
potpori (locative singular)
potporom (instrumental singular)


podrška

pòdrška (canonical feminine)
по̀дршка (Cyrillic)
pòdrška (nominative singular)
podrške (nominative plural)
podrške (genitive singular)
pòdrškī (genitive plural)
podršci (dative singular)
podrškama (dative plural)
podršku (accusative singular)
podrške (accusative plural)
podrško (singular vocative)
podrške (plural vocative)
podršci (locative singular)
podrškama (locative plural)
podrškom (instrumental singular)
podrškama (instrumental plural)


daljinski upravljač

sh-noun

dàljīnskī upràvljāč m (Cyrillic spelling да̀љӣнскӣ упра̀вља̄ч)

dàljīnskī upràvljāč (canonical masculine)
да̀љӣнскӣ упра̀вља̄ч (Cyrillic)


šalica

šȁlica (canonical feminine)
ша̏лица (Cyrillic)
šalica (nominative singular)
šalice (nominative plural)
šalice (genitive singular)
šalica (genitive plural)
šalici (dative singular)
šalicama (dative plural)
šalicu (accusative singular)
šalice (accusative plural)
šalico (singular vocative)
šalice (plural vocative)
šalici (locative singular)
šalicama (locative plural)
šalicom (instrumental singular)
šalicama (instrumental plural)

šala + -ica from German Schale (bowl, cup)

(Croatia) cup (vessel for holding liquid)


karo

kȁro (canonical masculine)
ка̏ро (Cyrillic)
kȁro (nominative singular)
kȁra (genitive singular)
kȁru (dative singular)
kȁro (accusative singular)
kȁru (locative singular)
kȁrom (instrumental singular)
kàrōn (alternative)


kapelan

kapèlān (canonical masculine)
капѐла̄н (Cyrillic)
kapèlān (nominative singular)
kapelani (nominative plural)
kapelána (genitive singular)
kapelana (genitive plural)
kapelanu (dative singular)
kapelanima (dative plural)
kapelana (accusative singular)
kapelane (accusative plural)
kapelane (singular vocative)
kapelani (plural vocative)
kapelanu (locative singular)
kapelanima (locative plural)
kapelanom (instrumental singular)
kapelanima (instrumental plural)


bilješka

bìlješka (canonical feminine)
бѝљешка (Cyrillic)
bilješka (nominative singular)
bilješke (nominative plural)
bilješke (genitive singular)
bilježaka (genitive plural)
bilješki (genitive plural)
bilješci (dative singular)
bilješki (dative singular)
bilješkama (dative plural)
bilješku (accusative singular)
bilješke (accusative plural)
bilješko (singular vocative)
bilješke (plural vocative)
bilješci (locative singular)
bilješki (locative singular)
bilješkama (locative plural)
bilješkom (instrumental singular)
bilješkama (instrumental plural)
bèleška (alternative Ekavian)


zapis

zápis (canonical masculine)
за́пис (Cyrillic)
zapis (nominative singular)
zapisi (nominative plural)
zapisa (genitive singular)
zapisa (genitive plural)
zapisu (dative singular)
zapisima (dative plural)
zapis (accusative singular)
zapise (accusative plural)
zapise (singular vocative)
zapisi (plural vocative)
zapisu (locative singular)
zapisima (locative plural)
zapisom (instrumental singular)
zapisima (instrumental plural)

record, account, documentation (something described in writing)


naivnost

naívnōst f (Cyrillic spelling наи́вно̄ст)

naívnōst (canonical feminine)
наи́вно̄ст (Cyrillic)
naívnōst (nominative singular)
naívnosti (genitive singular)
naivnosti (dative singular)
naivnost (accusative singular)
naivnosti (singular vocative)
naivnosti (locative singular)
naívnosti (instrumental singular)
naívnošću (instrumental singular)


djevojče

djèvōjče n (Cyrillic spelling дјѐво̄јче)

djèvōjče (canonical neuter)
дјѐво̄јче (Cyrillic)
djevojče (nominative singular)
djèvōjčād (nominative plural)
djevojčeta (genitive singular)
djevojčadi (genitive plural)
djevojčetu (dative singular)
djevojčadi (dative plural)
djevojče (accusative singular)
djevojčad (accusative plural)
djevojče (singular vocative)
djevojčadi (plural vocative)
djevojčetu (locative singular)
djevojčadi (locative plural)
djevojčetom (instrumental singular)
djevojčađu (instrumental plural)
djevojčadi (instrumental plural)
dèvōjče (alternative Ekavian)


djevojčurak

djevojčúrak m (Cyrillic spelling дјевојчу́рак)

djevojčúrak (canonical masculine)
дјевојчу́рак (Cyrillic)
djevojčúrak (nominative singular)
djevojčúrci (nominative plural)
djevojčúrka (genitive singular)
djevòjčūrākā (genitive plural)
djevojčurku (dative singular)
djevojčurcima (dative plural)
djevojčurka (accusative singular)
djevojčurke (accusative plural)
djevojčurku (singular vocative)
djevojčurci (plural vocative)
djevojčurku (locative singular)
djevojčurcima (locative plural)
djevojčurkom (instrumental singular)
djevojčurcima (instrumental plural)


fašist

fàšist (canonical masculine)
фа̀шист (Cyrillic)
fašist (nominative singular)
fašisti (nominative plural)
fašista (genitive singular)
fašista (genitive plural)
fašistu (dative singular)
fašistima (dative plural)
fašista (accusative singular)
fašiste (accusative plural)
fašiste (singular vocative)
fašisti (plural vocative)
fašistu (locative singular)
fašistima (locative plural)
fašistom (instrumental singular)
fašistima (instrumental plural)
fàšista (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


fašistkinja

fàšistkinja f (Cyrillic spelling фа̀шисткиња)

fàšistkinja (canonical feminine)
фа̀шисткиња (Cyrillic)


fašistica

fàšistica f (Cyrillic spelling фа̀шистица)

fàšistica (canonical feminine)
фа̀шистица (Cyrillic)
fašistica (nominative singular)
fašistice (nominative plural)
fašistice (genitive singular)
fašistica (genitive plural)
fašistici (dative singular)
fašisticama (dative plural)
fašisticu (accusative singular)
fašistice (accusative plural)
fašistico (singular vocative)
fašistice (plural vocative)
fašistici (locative singular)
fašisticama (locative plural)
fašisticom (instrumental singular)
fašisticama (instrumental plural)


djelovanje

djȅlovānje n (Cyrillic spelling дје̏лова̄ње)

djȅlovānje (canonical neuter)
дје̏лова̄ње (Cyrillic)
djelovanje (nominative singular)
djelovanja (nominative plural)
djelovanja (genitive singular)
djelovanja (genitive plural)
djelovanju (dative singular)
djelovanjima (dative plural)
djelovanje (accusative singular)
djelovanja (accusative plural)
djelovanje (singular vocative)
djelovanja (plural vocative)
djelovanju (locative singular)
djelovanjima (locative plural)
djelovanjem (instrumental singular)
djelovanjima (instrumental plural)
dȅlovānje (alternative Ekavian)

1905, Stjepan Radić, translating part of Goethe’s Faust in Savremena Evropa, ili karakteristika evropskih država i naroda, p. 311

Trebalo bi čitati: U početku bijaše Sila. No u isti čas, kad tu rieč pišem, nešto me muka, da kod nje ne ostanem; i Duh mi dolazi u pomoć, osjećam iznenada nadahnuće i s pouzdanjem pišem: U početku bijaše Djelovanje.


špijunka

špìjūnka (canonical feminine)
шпѝјӯнка (Cyrillic)
špìjūnka (nominative singular)
špìjūnke (nominative plural)
špìjūnkē (genitive singular)
špìjūnkā (genitive plural)
špìjūnkī (genitive plural)
špìjūnki (dative singular)
špìjūnkama (dative plural)
špìjūnku (accusative singular)
špìjūnke (accusative plural)
špìjūnko (singular vocative)
špìjūnke (plural vocative)
špìjūnki (locative singular)
špìjūnkama (locative plural)
špìjūnkōm (instrumental singular)
špìjūnkama (instrumental plural)


cilj

cȋlj (canonical masculine)
ци̑љ (Cyrillic)
cilj (nominative singular)
ciljevi (nominative plural)
cilja (genitive singular)
ciljeva (genitive plural)
cilju (dative singular)
ciljevima (dative plural)
cilj (accusative singular)
ciljeve (accusative plural)
cilju (singular vocative)
ciljevi (plural vocative)
cilju (locative singular)
ciljevima (locative plural)
ciljem (instrumental singular)
ciljevima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Middle High German zil. First attested in the 16th century.


obris

ȍbrīs (canonical masculine)
о̏брӣс (Cyrillic)
obris (nominative singular)
obrisi (nominative plural)
obrisa (genitive singular)
obrisa (genitive plural)
obrisu (dative singular)
obrisima (dative plural)
obris (accusative singular)
obrise (accusative plural)
obrise (singular vocative)
obrisi (plural vocative)
obrisu (locative singular)
obrisima (locative plural)
obrisom (instrumental singular)
obrisima (instrumental plural)

Unknown, possibly from ob- + risati; compare Czech obrys. Alternatively, from German Umriss.

outline, contour (line marking the boundary of an object figure)


željezara

željèzara f (Cyrillic spelling жељѐзара)

željèzara (canonical feminine)
жељѐзара (Cyrillic)
željezara (nominative singular)
željezare (nominative plural)
željezare (genitive singular)
željezara (genitive plural)
željezari (dative singular)
željezarama (dative plural)
željezaru (accusative singular)
željezare (accusative plural)
željezaro (singular vocative)
željezare (plural vocative)
željezari (locative singular)
željezarama (locative plural)
željezarom (instrumental singular)
željezarama (instrumental plural)


uporaba

ȕporaba (canonical feminine)
у̏пораба (Cyrillic)
uporaba (nominative singular)
uporabe (nominative plural)
uporabe (genitive singular)
uporaba (genitive plural)
uporabi (dative singular)
uporabama (dative plural)
uporabu (accusative singular)
uporabe (accusative plural)
uporabo (singular vocative)
uporabe (plural vocative)
uporabi (locative singular)
uporabama (locative plural)
uporabom (instrumental singular)
uporabama (instrumental plural)


upotreba

ȕpotreba f (Cyrillic spelling у̏потреба)

ȕpotreba (canonical feminine)
у̏потреба (Cyrillic)
upotreba (nominative singular)
upotrebe (nominative plural)
upotrebe (genitive singular)
upotreba (genitive plural)
upotrebi (dative singular)
upotrebama (dative plural)
upotrebu (accusative singular)
upotrebe (accusative plural)
upotrebo (singular vocative)
upotrebe (plural vocative)
upotrebi (locative singular)
upotrebama (locative plural)
upotrebom (instrumental singular)
upotrebama (instrumental plural)


барјак

ба̀рја̄к (canonical masculine)
bàrjāk (romanization)
ба̀рја̄к (nominative singular)
барја́ци (nominative plural)
барја́ка (genitive singular)
барјака (genitive plural)
барјаку (dative singular)
барјацима (dative plural)
барјак (accusative singular)
барјаке (accusative plural)
барјаче (singular vocative)
барјаци (plural vocative)
барјаку (locative singular)
барјацима (locative plural)
барјаком (instrumental singular)
барјацима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish بیراق (bayrak, “flag, banner, standard”) (modern Turkish bayrak).


barjaktar

sh-noun

barjàktār m (Cyrillic spelling барја̀кта̄р)

barjàktār (canonical masculine)
барја̀кта̄р (Cyrillic)
barjàktār (nominative singular)
barjaktari (nominative plural)
barjaktára (genitive singular)
barjaktara (genitive plural)
barjaktaru (dative singular)
barjaktarima (dative plural)
barjaktara (accusative singular)
barjaktare (accusative plural)
barjaktare (singular vocative)
barjaktaru (singular vocative)
barjaktari (plural vocative)
barjaktaru (locative singular)
barjaktarima (locative plural)
barjaktarom (instrumental singular)
barjaktarem (instrumental singular)
barjaktarima (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish بیراقدار (bayrakdâr).


барјактар

барја̀кта̄р m (Latin spelling barjàktār)

барја̀кта̄р (canonical masculine)
barjàktār (romanization)
барја̀кта̄р (nominative singular)
барјактари (nominative plural)
барјакта́ра (genitive singular)
барјактара (genitive plural)
барјактару (dative singular)
барјактарима (dative plural)
барјактара (accusative singular)
барјактаре (accusative plural)
барјактаре (singular vocative)
барјактару (singular vocative)
барјактари (plural vocative)
барјактару (locative singular)
барјактарима (locative plural)
барјактаром (instrumental singular)
барјактарем (instrumental singular)
барјактарима (instrumental plural)


карфиол

карфѝо̄л (canonical masculine)
karfìōl (romanization)
карфиол (nominative singular)
карфиоли (nominative plural)
карфиола (genitive singular)
карфиола (genitive plural)
карфиолу (dative singular)
карфиолима (dative plural)
карфиол (accusative singular)
карфиоле (accusative plural)
карфиоле (singular vocative)
карфиоли (plural vocative)
карфиолу (locative singular)
карфиолима (locative plural)
карфиолом (instrumental singular)
карфиолима (instrumental plural)


puč

pȕč (canonical masculine)
пу̏ч (Cyrillic)
pȕč (nominative singular)
pùčevi (nominative plural)
puča (genitive singular)
pučeva (genitive plural)
puču (dative singular)
pučevima (dative plural)
puč (accusative singular)
pučeve (accusative plural)
puču (singular vocative)
pučevi (plural vocative)
puču (locative singular)
pučevima (locative plural)
pučem (instrumental singular)
pučevima (instrumental plural)


puč

pȕč (canonical masculine)
пу̏ч (Cyrillic)
puč (nominative singular)
pučevi (nominative plural)
puča (genitive singular)
pučeva (genitive plural)
puču (dative singular)
pučevima (dative plural)
puč (accusative singular)
pučeve (accusative plural)
puču (singular vocative)
pučevi (plural vocative)
puču (locative singular)
pučevima (locative plural)
pučem (instrumental singular)
pučevima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Dalmatian, from Latin puteus (“well; cistern”).
 Another alternative being from Albanian pus, meaning well; cistern, in turn possibly being an Illyrian word.


puč

pȕč (canonical feminine)
пу̏ч (Cyrillic)