коло

ко̏ло (canonical neuter)
kȍlo (romanization)
ко̏ло (nominative singular)
кола (nominative plural)
кола (genitive singular)
ко̑ла̄ (genitive plural)
коле́са̄ (genitive plural)
колу (dative singular)
колима (dative plural)
коло (accusative singular)
кола (accusative plural)
коло (singular vocative)
кола (plural vocative)
колу (locative singular)
колима (locative plural)
колом (instrumental singular)
колима (instrumental plural)

a folk dance primarily danced by South Slavs


donator

dònātor (canonical masculine)
до̀на̄тор (Cyrillic)
donator (nominative singular)
donatori (nominative plural)
donatora (genitive singular)
donatora (genitive plural)
donatoru (dative singular)
donatorima (dative plural)
donatora (accusative singular)
donatore (accusative plural)
donatore (singular vocative)
donatori (plural vocative)
donatoru (locative singular)
donatorima (locative plural)
donatorom (instrumental singular)
donatorima (instrumental plural)


vražda

vràžda (canonical feminine)
вра̀жда (Cyrillic)
vražda (nominative singular)
vražde (nominative plural)
vražde (genitive singular)
vražda (genitive plural)
vraždi (dative singular)
vraždama (dative plural)
vraždu (accusative singular)
vražde (accusative plural)
vraždo (singular vocative)
vražde (plural vocative)
vraždi (locative singular)
vraždama (locative plural)
vraždom (instrumental singular)
vraždama (instrumental plural)


žep

žȅp (canonical masculine)
же̏п (Cyrillic)
žep (nominative singular)
žepi (nominative plural)
žepa (genitive singular)
žepov (genitive plural)
žepu (dative singular)
žepom (dative plural)
žep (accusative singular)
žepe (accusative plural)
žepu (locative singular)
žepih (locative plural)
žepom (instrumental singular)
žepi (instrumental plural)
žepmi (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish جیب (ceb, cep), from Arabic جَيْب (jayb).


džep

džȅp (canonical masculine)
џе̏п (Cyrillic)
džep (nominative singular)
džepovi (nominative plural)
džepa (genitive singular)
džepova (genitive plural)
džepu (dative singular)
džepovima (dative plural)
džep (accusative singular)
džepove (accusative plural)
džepe (singular vocative)
džepovi (plural vocative)
džepu (locative singular)
džepovima (locative plural)
džepom (instrumental singular)
džepovima (instrumental plural)
žȅp (alternative colloquial)


џеп

џе̏п (canonical masculine)
džȅp (romanization)
џеп (nominative singular)
џепови (nominative plural)
џепа (genitive singular)
џепова (genitive plural)
џепу (dative singular)
џеповима (dative plural)
џеп (accusative singular)
џепове (accusative plural)
џепе (singular vocative)
џепови (plural vocative)
џепу (locative singular)
џеповима (locative plural)
џепом (instrumental singular)
џеповима (instrumental plural)
же̏п (alternative colloquial)


пенис

пе́нис (canonical masculine)
pénis (romanization)
пенис (nominative singular)
пениси (nominative plural)
пениса (genitive singular)
пениса (genitive plural)
пенису (dative singular)
пенисима (dative plural)
пенис (accusative singular)
пенисе (accusative plural)
пенису (singular vocative)
пениси (plural vocative)
пенису (locative singular)
пенисима (locative plural)
пенисом (instrumental singular)
пенисима (instrumental plural)

Тијело пениса је грађено од два кавернозна и спужвастог ткива. Ове двије врсте ткива чине еректилно тијело пениса. (Ijekavian)

The body of the penis is formed of two cavernous and spongy tissues. These two forms of tissues form the erectile body of the penis.

Тело пениса је грађено од два кавернозна и спужвастог ткива. Ове две врсте ткива чине еректилно тело пениса. (Ekavian)


ideolog

ideòlog (canonical masculine)
идео̀лог (Cyrillic)
ideòlog (nominative singular)
ideòlozi (nominative plural)
ideologa (genitive singular)
ideologa (genitive plural)
ideologu (dative singular)
ideolozima (dative plural)
ideologa (accusative singular)
ideologe (accusative plural)
ideolože (singular vocative)
ideolozi (plural vocative)
ideologu (locative singular)
ideolozima (locative plural)
ideologom (instrumental singular)
ideolozima (instrumental plural)


teorema

теорема (Cyrillic)
teorema (nominative singular)
teoreme (nominative plural)
teoreme (genitive singular)
teorema (genitive plural)
teoremi (dative singular)
teoremama (dative plural)
teoremu (accusative singular)
teoreme (accusative plural)
teoremo (singular vocative)
teoreme (plural vocative)
teoremi (locative singular)
teoremama (locative plural)
teoremom (instrumental singular)
teoremama (instrumental plural)
teòrēm (alternative Croatia)


biznismen

sh-noun

bìznismen m (Cyrillic spelling бѝзнисмен)

bìznismen (canonical masculine)
бѝзнисмен (Cyrillic)
biznismen (nominative singular)
biznismeni (nominative plural)
biznismena (genitive singular)
biznismena (genitive plural)
biznismenu (dative singular)
biznismenima (dative plural)
biznismena (accusative singular)
biznismene (accusative plural)
biznismene (singular vocative)
biznismeni (plural vocative)
biznismenu (locative singular)
biznismenima (locative plural)
biznismenom (instrumental singular)
biznismenima (instrumental plural)


лоза

loza (romanization)
лоза (nominative singular)
лозе (nominative plural)
лозе (genitive singular)
лоза (genitive plural)
лози (dative singular)
лозама (dative plural)
лозу (accusative singular)
лозе (accusative plural)
лозо (singular vocative)
лозе (plural vocative)
лози (locative singular)
лозама (locative plural)
лозом (instrumental singular)
лозама (instrumental plural)


доба

до̑ба (canonical neuter)
dȏba (romanization)
доба (nominative singular)
доба (nominative plural)
доба (genitive singular)
доба (genitive plural)
добу (dative singular)
добима (dative plural)
доба (accusative singular)
доба (accusative plural)
доба (singular vocative)
доба (plural vocative)
добу (locative singular)
добима (locative plural)
добом (instrumental singular)
добима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *doba (“time”).


коза

sh-noun

ко̀за f (Latin spelling kòza, diminutive ко̀зица, augmentative козѐтина, relational adjective ко̏зјӣ)

ко̀за (canonical feminine)
kòza (romanization)
ко̀зица (diminutive)
козѐтина (augmentative)
ко̏зјӣ (adjective relational)
ко̀за (nominative singular)
козе (nominative plural)
козе (genitive singular)
ко́за̄ (genitive plural)
кози (dative singular)
козама (dative plural)
козу (accusative singular)
козе (accusative plural)
ко̏зо (singular vocative)
козе (plural vocative)
кози (locative singular)
козама (locative plural)
козом (instrumental singular)
козама (instrumental plural)


fonon

fònōn (canonical masculine)
фо̀но̄н (Cyrillic)
fònōn (nominative singular)
fononi (nominative plural)
fonóna (genitive singular)
fonona (genitive plural)
fononu (dative singular)
fononima (dative plural)
fonon (accusative singular)
fonone (accusative plural)
fonone (singular vocative)
fononi (plural vocative)
fononu (locative singular)
fononima (locative plural)
fononom (instrumental singular)
fononima (instrumental plural)


tvist

tvȉst (canonical masculine)
тви̏ст (Cyrillic)
tvist (nominative singular)
tvista (genitive singular)
tvistu (dative singular)
tvist (accusative singular)
tviste (singular vocative)
tvistu (locative singular)
tvistom (instrumental singular)


utopija

utòpija (canonical feminine)
уто̀пија (Cyrillic)
utopija (nominative singular)
utopije (nominative plural)
utopije (genitive singular)
utopija (genitive plural)
utopiji (dative singular)
utopijama (dative plural)
utopiju (accusative singular)
utopije (accusative plural)
utopijo (singular vocative)
utopije (plural vocative)
utopiji (locative singular)
utopijama (locative plural)
utopijom (instrumental singular)
utopijama (instrumental plural)


ve-ce

vȇ-cȇ (canonical masculine)
ве̑-це̑ (Cyrillic)
vȇ-cȇ (nominative singular)
ve-cèi (nominative plural)
ve-cèa (genitive singular)
ve-cea (genitive plural)
ve-cèu (dative singular)
ve-cèima (dative plural)
ve-ce (accusative singular)
ve-cee (accusative plural)
ve-ceu (singular vocative)
ve-cee (singular vocative)
ve-cèi (plural vocative)
ve-cèu (locative singular)
ve-cèima (locative plural)
ve-cèom (instrumental singular)
ve-cèima (instrumental plural)

From English WC, initialism of water closet.


videokaseta

videokasèta f (Cyrillic spelling видеокасѐта)

videokasèta (canonical feminine)
видеокасѐта (Cyrillic)
videokasèta (nominative singular)
videokasete (nominative plural)
videokasete (genitive singular)
videokasétā (genitive plural)
videokaseti (dative singular)
videokasetama (dative plural)
videokasetu (accusative singular)
videokasete (accusative plural)
videokaseto (singular vocative)
videokasete (plural vocative)
videokaseti (locative singular)
videokasetama (locative plural)
videokasetom (instrumental singular)
videokasetama (instrumental plural)


violina

violína (canonical feminine)
виоли́на (Cyrillic)
violina (nominative singular)
violine (nominative plural)
violine (genitive singular)
violina (genitive plural)
violini (dative singular)
violinama (dative plural)
violinu (accusative singular)
violine (accusative plural)
violino (singular vocative)
violine (plural vocative)
violini (locative singular)
violinama (locative plural)
violinom (instrumental singular)
violinama (instrumental plural)


štrajk

štrȁjk (canonical masculine)
штра̏јк (Cyrillic)
štrȁjk (nominative singular)
štràjkovi (nominative plural)
štrajka (genitive singular)
štrajkova (genitive plural)
štrajku (dative singular)
štrajkovima (dative plural)
štrajk (accusative singular)
štrajkove (accusative plural)
štrajče (singular vocative)
štrajkovi (plural vocative)
štrajku (locative singular)
štrajkovima (locative plural)
štrajkom (instrumental singular)
štrajkovima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Streik, from English strike.


kreten

krètēn (canonical masculine)
крѐте̄н (Cyrillic)
krètēn (nominative singular)
kreteni (nominative plural)
kreténa (genitive singular)
kretena (genitive plural)
kretenu (dative singular)
kretenima (dative plural)
kretena (accusative singular)
kretene (accusative plural)
kretene (singular vocative)
kreteni (plural vocative)
kretenu (locative singular)
kretenima (locative plural)
kretenom (instrumental singular)
kretenima (instrumental plural)


džoint

džòint (canonical masculine)
џо̀инт (Cyrillic)
džoint (nominative singular)
džointi (nominative plural)
džointa (genitive singular)
džoinata (genitive plural)
džointu (dative singular)
džointima (dative plural)
džoint (accusative singular)
džointe (accusative plural)
džointe (singular vocative)
džointi (plural vocative)
džointu (locative singular)
džointima (locative plural)
džointom (instrumental singular)
džointima (instrumental plural)

(slang) a needle used for drug injection


koktel

kòktel (canonical masculine)
ко̀ктел (Cyrillic)
kòktel (nominative singular)
kokteli (nominative plural)
koktèla (genitive singular)
koktela (genitive plural)
koktelu (dative singular)
koktelima (dative plural)
koktel (accusative singular)
koktele (accusative plural)
koktele (singular vocative)
kokteli (plural vocative)
koktelu (locative singular)
koktelima (locative plural)
koktelom (instrumental singular)
koktelima (instrumental plural)


kombi

kȍmbi (canonical masculine)
ко̏мби (Cyrillic)


reporterka

repòrtērka f (Cyrillic spelling репо̀рте̄рка)

repòrtērka (canonical feminine)
репо̀рте̄рка (Cyrillic)
repòrtērka (nominative singular)
reporterke (nominative plural)
reporterke (genitive singular)
repòrtērkī (genitive plural)
reporterki (dative singular)
reporterkama (dative plural)
reporterku (accusative singular)
reporterke (accusative plural)
reporterko (singular vocative)
reporterke (plural vocative)
reporterki (locative singular)
reporterkama (locative plural)
reporterkom (instrumental singular)
reporterkama (instrumental plural)

reporter (female journalist who investigates)


kongres

kòngres (canonical masculine)
ко̀нгрес (Cyrillic)
kòngres (nominative singular)
kongresi (nominative plural)
kòngresa (genitive singular)
kȍngrēsā (genitive plural)
kongresu (dative singular)
kongresima (dative plural)
kongres (accusative singular)
kongrese (accusative plural)
kongrese (singular vocative)
kongresi (plural vocative)
kongresu (locative singular)
kongresima (locative plural)
kongresom (instrumental singular)
kongresima (instrumental plural)

From German Kongress, from Latin congressus, from congredi (“to go or come together”), past participle -gressus; con- + grati (“to go or step”), gradus (“step”).


kauboj

kàuboj (canonical masculine)
ка̀убој (Cyrillic)
kauboj (nominative singular)
kauboji (nominative plural)
kauboja (genitive singular)
kauboja (genitive plural)
kauboju (dative singular)
kaubojima (dative plural)
kauboja (accusative singular)
kauboje (accusative plural)
kauboju (singular vocative)
kauboji (plural vocative)
kauboju (locative singular)
kaubojima (locative plural)
kaubojem (instrumental singular)
kaubojima (instrumental plural)

(handball, slang, chiefly in plural) member of the Croatia national handball team from 2009 to 2023


porcelan

Borrowed from German Porzellan, from Italian porcellana.


šef

šȅf (canonical masculine)
ше̏ф (Cyrillic)
šȅf (nominative singular)
šȅfovi (nominative plural)
šefa (genitive singular)
šefova (genitive plural)
šefu (dative singular)
šefovima (dative plural)
šefa (accusative singular)
šefove (accusative plural)
šefe (singular vocative)
šefovi (plural vocative)
šefu (locative singular)
šefovima (locative plural)
šefom (instrumental singular)
šefovima (instrumental plural)

Glasači u Srbiji 3. aprila biraće šefa države, najvišeg funkcionera za koga mogu direktno da glasaju.

2022, Marija Janković, “Izbori u Srbiji 2022: Ko su kandidati za predsednika Srbije”, in BBC Njuz:

On April 3, voters in Serbia will elect the head of state, the highest official for whom they can vote directly.


plastika

plàstika f (Cyrillic spelling пла̀стика)

plàstika (canonical feminine)
пла̀стика (Cyrillic)
plastika (nominative singular)
plastike (genitive singular)
plastici (dative singular)
plastiku (accusative singular)
plastiko (singular vocative)
plastici (locative singular)
plastikom (instrumental singular)

From Latin plasticus (“of molding”), from Ancient Greek πλαστικός (plastikós), from πλάσσω (plássō, “I mold, form”).


legija

lȇgija (canonical feminine)
ле̑гија (Cyrillic)


lezbijka

lèzbījka (canonical feminine)
лѐзбӣјка (Cyrillic)
lèzbījka (nominative singular)
lezbijke (nominative plural)
lezbijke (genitive singular)
lèzbījkā (genitive plural)
lèzbījkī (genitive plural)
lezbijki (dative singular)
lezbijkama (dative plural)
lezbijku (accusative singular)
lezbijke (accusative plural)
lezbijko (singular vocative)
lezbijke (plural vocative)
lezbijki (locative singular)
lezbijkama (locative plural)
lezbijkom (instrumental singular)
lezbijkama (instrumental plural)


linč

lȉnč (canonical masculine)
ли̏нч (Cyrillic)
linč (nominative singular)
linčevi (nominative plural)
linča (genitive singular)
linčeva (genitive plural)
linču (dative singular)
linčevima (dative plural)
linč (accusative singular)
linčeve (accusative plural)
linču (singular vocative)
linčevi (plural vocative)
linču (locative singular)
linčevima (locative plural)
linčem (instrumental singular)
linčevima (instrumental plural)


liker

lìkēr (canonical masculine)
лѝке̄р (Cyrillic)
lìkēr (nominative singular)
likeri (nominative plural)
likéra (genitive singular)
likera (genitive plural)
likeru (dative singular)
likerima (dative plural)
liker (accusative singular)
likere (accusative plural)
likeru (singular vocative)
likeri (plural vocative)
likeru (locative singular)
likerima (locative plural)
likerom (instrumental singular)
likerima (instrumental plural)

From French liqueur, from Latin liquor (“liquid”).


medij

mȇdīj (canonical masculine)
ме̑дӣј (Cyrillic)
mȇdij (nominative singular)
mȇdiji (nominative plural)
mȇdija (genitive singular)
mȇdījā (genitive plural)
mȇdiju (dative singular)
mȇdijima (dative plural)
mȇdij (accusative singular)
mȇdije (accusative plural)
mȇdiju (singular vocative)
mȇdiji (plural vocative)
mȇdiju (locative singular)
mȇdijima (locative plural)
mȇdijem (instrumental singular)
mȇdijima (instrumental plural)
mȇdījum (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


tanbur

tànbūr (canonical masculine)
та̀нбӯр (Cyrillic)
tànbūr (nominative singular)
tanburi (nominative plural)
tanbúra (genitive singular)
tanbura (genitive plural)
tanburu (dative singular)
tanburima (dative plural)
tanbur (accusative singular)
tanbure (accusative plural)
tanbure (singular vocative)
tanburi (plural vocative)
tanburu (locative singular)
tanburima (locative plural)
tanburom (instrumental singular)
tanburima (instrumental plural)
tàmbūr (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish طنبوره (tanbura), from Arabic طُنْبُور (ṭunbūr), from Persian دنب بره (donb-e barre, literally “lamb's tail”).


čips

chips (thin-sliced and deep-fried potatoes)


pomfrit

pòmfrit (canonical masculine)
по̀мфрит (Cyrillic)
pòmfrit (nominative singular)
pomfrita (genitive singular)
pomfritu (dative singular)
pòmfrit (accusative singular)
pomfrite (singular vocative)
pomfritu (locative singular)
pomfritom (instrumental singular)
pommes frites (alternative)

Borrowed from French pommes frites, from pomme (“potato”) and frit (“fried”), probably via German Pommes frites.


kreker

krȅker (canonical masculine)
кре̏кер (Cyrillic)
kreker (nominative singular)
krekeri (nominative plural)
krekera (genitive singular)
krekera (genitive plural)
krekeru (dative singular)
krekerima (dative plural)
kreker (accusative singular)
krekere (accusative plural)
krekeru (singular vocative)
krekeri (plural vocative)
krekeru (locative singular)
krekerima (locative plural)
krekerom (instrumental singular)
krekerima (instrumental plural)


kveker

kvȅker (canonical masculine)
кве̏кер (Cyrillic)
kveker (nominative singular)
kvekeri (nominative plural)
kvekera (genitive singular)
kvekera (genitive plural)
kvekeru (dative singular)
kvekerima (dative plural)
kvekera (accusative singular)
kvekere (accusative plural)
kvekeru (singular vocative)
kvekeri (plural vocative)
kvekeru (locative singular)
kvekerima (locative plural)
kvekerom (instrumental singular)
kvekerima (instrumental plural)


inženjer

inžènjēr (canonical masculine)
инжѐње̄р (Cyrillic)
inženjer (nominative singular)
inženjeri (nominative plural)
inženjera (genitive singular)
inženjera (genitive plural)
inženjeru (dative singular)
inženjerima (dative plural)
inženjera (accusative singular)
inženjere (accusative plural)
inženjeru (singular vocative)
inženjeri (plural vocative)
inženjeru (locative singular)
inženjerima (locative plural)
inženjerom (instrumental singular)
inženjerima (instrumental plural)


sankcija

sh-noun

sànkcija f (Cyrillic spelling са̀нкција)

sànkcija (canonical feminine)
са̀нкција (Cyrillic)
sankcija (nominative singular)
sankcije (nominative plural)
sankcije (genitive singular)
sankcija (genitive plural)
sankciji (dative singular)
sankcijama (dative plural)
sankciju (accusative singular)
sankcije (accusative plural)
sankcijo (singular vocative)
sankcije (plural vocative)
sankciji (locative singular)
sankcijama (locative plural)
sankcijom (instrumental singular)
sankcijama (instrumental plural)


misija

mìsija (canonical feminine)
мѝсија (Cyrillic)
misija (nominative singular)
misije (nominative plural)
misije (genitive singular)
misija (genitive plural)
misiji (dative singular)
misijama (dative plural)
misiju (accusative singular)
misije (accusative plural)
misijo (singular vocative)
misije (plural vocative)
misiji (locative singular)
misijama (locative plural)
misijom (instrumental singular)
misijama (instrumental plural)


mjuzikl

mjùzikl (canonical masculine)
мју̀зикл (Cyrillic)
mjuzikl (nominative singular)
mjuzikli (nominative plural)
mjuzikla (genitive singular)
mjuzikla (genitive plural)
mjuziklu (dative singular)
mjuziklima (dative plural)
mjuzikl (accusative singular)
mjuzikle (accusative plural)
mjuzikle (singular vocative)
mjuzikli (plural vocative)
mjuziklu (locative singular)
mjuziklima (locative plural)
mjuziklom (instrumental singular)
mjuziklima (instrumental plural)


singl

sìngl (canonical masculine)
сѝнгл (Cyrillic)
sìngl (nominative singular)
sìnglovi (nominative plural)
singla (genitive singular)
singlova (genitive plural)
singlu (dative singular)
singlovima (dative plural)
singl (accusative singular)
singlove (accusative plural)
singlu (singular vocative)
singlovi (plural vocative)
singlu (locative singular)
singlovima (locative plural)
singlom (instrumental singular)
singlovima (instrumental plural)


dubl

(sports) two people playing in pair, or game in pairs


najlon

nàjlōn (canonical masculine)
на̀јло̄н (Cyrillic)
nàjlōn (nominative singular)
najlóna (genitive singular)
najlonu (dative singular)
najlon (accusative singular)
najlone (singular vocative)
najlonu (locative singular)
najlonom (instrumental singular)


njutn

njȕtn (canonical masculine)
њу̏тн (Cyrillic)
njutn (nominative singular)
njutni (nominative plural)
njutna (genitive singular)
njutna (genitive plural)
njutnu (dative singular)
njutnima (dative plural)
njutn (accusative singular)
njutne (accusative plural)
njutne (singular vocative)
njutni (plural vocative)
njutnu (locative singular)
njutnima (locative plural)
njutnom (instrumental singular)
njutnima (instrumental plural)


paskal

pàskāl (canonical masculine)
па̀ска̄л (Cyrillic)
paskal (nominative singular)
paskali (nominative plural)
paskala (genitive singular)
paskala (genitive plural)
paskalu (dative singular)
paskalima (dative plural)
paskal (accusative singular)
paskale (accusative plural)
paskale (singular vocative)
paskali (plural vocative)
paskalu (locative singular)
paskalima (locative plural)
paskalom (instrumental singular)
paskalima (instrumental plural)


nuncij

nùncīj (canonical masculine)
ну̀нцӣј (Cyrillic)


pacijent

pacìjent or pacijȅnt m (Cyrillic spelling пацѝјент or пације̏нт)

pacìjent (canonical)
pacijȅnt (canonical masculine)
пацѝјент (Cyrillic)
пације̏нт (Cyrillic)
pacijent (nominative singular)
pacijenti (nominative plural)
pacijenta (genitive singular)
pacìjenātā (genitive plural)
pacijentu (dative singular)
pacijentima (dative plural)
pacijenta (accusative singular)
pacijenti (accusative plural)
pacijente (singular vocative)
pacijenti (plural vocative)
pacijentu (locative singular)
pacijentima (locative plural)
pacijentom (instrumental singular)
pacijentima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Pazient, from Latin patiens (“patient”).

patient (person receiving medical treatment)

(slang) perverse, eccentric person, person who does things strangely or cluelessly, nutcase


pejsmejker

pejsmejker m (Cyrillic spelling пејсмејкер)

пејсмејкер (Cyrillic)


punč

pȕnč (canonical masculine)
пу̏нч (Cyrillic)
pȕnč (nominative singular)
pùnčevi (nominative plural)
punča (genitive singular)
punčeva (genitive plural)
punču (dative singular)
punčevima (dative plural)
punč (accusative singular)
punčeve (accusative plural)
punču (singular vocative)
punčevi (plural vocative)
punču (locative singular)
punčevima (locative plural)
punčem (instrumental singular)
punčevima (instrumental plural)


protokol

prȍtokol m (Cyrillic spelling про̏токол)

prȍtokol (canonical masculine)
про̏токол (Cyrillic)
protokol (nominative singular)
protokoli (nominative plural)
protokola (genitive singular)
protokola (genitive plural)
protokolu (dative singular)
protokolima (dative plural)
protokol (accusative singular)
protokole (accusative plural)
protokole (singular vocative)
protokoli (plural vocative)
protokolu (locative singular)
protokolima (locative plural)
protokolom (instrumental singular)
protokolima (instrumental plural)


skandal

skàndāl (canonical masculine)
ска̀нда̄л (Cyrillic)
skandal (nominative singular)
skandali (nominative plural)
skandala (genitive singular)
skandala (genitive plural)
skandalu (dative singular)
skandalima (dative plural)
skandal (accusative singular)
skandale (accusative plural)
skandale (singular vocative)
skandali (plural vocative)
skandalu (locative singular)
skandalima (locative plural)
skandalom (instrumental singular)
skandalima (instrumental plural)

From German Skandal, from Ecclesiastical Latin scandalum, from Ancient Greek σκάνδαλον (skándalon, “offence, scandal”).


konferencija

sh-noun

konferèncija f (Cyrillic spelling конферѐнција)

konferèncija (canonical feminine)
конферѐнција (Cyrillic)
konferencija (nominative singular)
konferencije (nominative plural)
konferencije (genitive singular)
konferencija (genitive plural)
konferenciji (dative singular)
konferencijama (dative plural)
konferenciju (accusative singular)
konferencije (accusative plural)
konferencijo (singular vocative)
konferencije (plural vocative)
konferenciji (locative singular)
konferencijama (locative plural)
konferencijom (instrumental singular)
konferencijama (instrumental plural)

From German Konferenz, from Latin conferentia, from conferre (“collect together”), from con- (“together”) + ferre (“carry”).


komentar

komèntār m (Cyrillic spelling комѐнта̄р)

komèntār (canonical masculine)
комѐнта̄р (Cyrillic)
komèntār (nominative singular)
komentari (nominative plural)
komentára (genitive singular)
komentara (genitive plural)
komentaru (dative singular)
komentarima (dative plural)
komentar (accusative singular)
komentare (accusative plural)
komentare (singular vocative)
komentari (plural vocative)
komentaru (locative singular)
komentarima (locative plural)
komentarom (instrumental singular)
komentarima (instrumental plural)

From German Kommentar, from Latin commentarium (“notebook”).


rendgen

rèndgen m (Cyrillic spelling рѐндген, relational adjective rendgenski)

rèndgen (canonical masculine)
рѐндген (Cyrillic)
rendgenski (adjective relational)
rendgen (nominative singular)
rendgeni (nominative plural)
rendgena (genitive singular)
rendgena (genitive plural)
rendgenu (dative singular)
rendgenima (dative plural)
rendgen (accusative singular)
rendgene (accusative plural)
rendgenu (singular vocative)
rendgeni (plural vocative)
rendgenu (locative singular)
rendgenima (locative plural)
rendgenom (instrumental singular)
rendgenima (instrumental plural)
rèntgen (alternative)


remi

Borrowed from English rummy but influenced by the Austrian German dialectal pronunciation of the English word.


rezerva

rèzērva (canonical feminine)
рѐзе̄рва (Cyrillic)
rèzērva (nominative singular)
rezerve (nominative plural)
rezerve (genitive singular)
rèzērvī (genitive plural)
rezervi (dative singular)
rezervama (dative plural)
rezervu (accusative singular)
rezerve (accusative plural)
rezervo (singular vocative)
rezerve (plural vocative)
rezervi (locative singular)
rezervama (locative plural)
rezervom (instrumental singular)
rezervama (instrumental plural)

From German Reserve, from French réserve, from Latin reservare (“save back”), from re- (“back”) + servare (“to save, keep”).


sako

sàkō (canonical masculine)
са̀ко̄ (Cyrillic)
sàkō (nominative singular)
sakoi (nominative plural)
sakòa (genitive singular)
sakoa (genitive plural)
sakou (dative singular)
sakoima (dative plural)
sako (accusative singular)
sakoe (accusative plural)
sakou (singular vocative)
sakoe (singular vocative)
sakoi (plural vocative)
sakou (locative singular)
sakoima (locative plural)
sakoom (instrumental singular)
sakoima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Sakko, from Italian sacco (“sack”).


sanskrt

sànskrt (canonical masculine)
са̀нскрт (Cyrillic)
sànskrt (nominative singular)
sanskrta (genitive singular)
sanskrtu (dative singular)
sanskrt (accusative singular)
sanskrte (singular vocative)
sanskrtu (locative singular)
sanskrtom (instrumental singular)
sànskrit (alternative)

From Sanskrit संस्कृत (saṃskṛta, “perfected, prepared”).


secesija

secèsija (canonical feminine)
сецѐсија (Cyrillic)
secesija (nominative singular)
secesije (nominative plural)
secesije (genitive singular)
secesija (genitive plural)
secesiji (dative singular)
secesijama (dative plural)
secesiju (accusative singular)
secesije (accusative plural)
secesijo (singular vocative)
secesije (plural vocative)
secesiji (locative singular)
secesijama (locative plural)
secesijom (instrumental singular)
secesijama (instrumental plural)

From German Sezession, from Latin sēcessiō (“secession”).


siže

sìžē (canonical masculine)
сѝже̄ (Cyrillic)
sìžē (nominative singular)
sižei (nominative plural)
sižèa (genitive singular)
sižea (genitive plural)
sižeu (dative singular)
sižeima (dative plural)
siže (accusative singular)
sižee (accusative plural)
sižeu (singular vocative)
sižee (singular vocative)
sižei (plural vocative)
sižeu (locative singular)
sižeima (locative plural)
sižeom (instrumental singular)
sižeima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from French sujet, from Latin subiectum.


skeč

skȅč (canonical masculine)
ске̏ч (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from English sketch, from Dutch schets, from Italian schizzo, from Latin schedium, from Ancient Greek σχέδιος (skhédios, “made suddenly, off-hand”), from σχεδιάζω (skhediázō, “to do a thing off-hand”).


skija

skȉja (canonical feminine)
ски̏ја (Cyrillic)


ironija

irònija (canonical feminine)
иро̀нија (Cyrillic)
ironija (nominative singular)
ironije (nominative plural)
ironije (genitive singular)
ironija (genitive plural)
ironiji (dative singular)
ironijama (dative plural)
ironiju (accusative singular)
ironije (accusative plural)
ironijo (singular vocative)
ironije (plural vocative)
ironiji (locative singular)
ironijama (locative plural)
ironijom (instrumental singular)
ironijama (instrumental plural)


лице

ли́це (canonical neuter)
líce (romanization)
лице (nominative singular)
лица (nominative plural)
лица (genitive singular)
лица̂ (genitive plural)
лицу (dative singular)
лицима (dative plural)
лице (accusative singular)
лица (accusative plural)
лице (singular vocative)
лица (plural vocative)
лицу (locative singular)
лицима (locative plural)
лицем (instrumental singular)
лицима (instrumental plural)

(Bosnia, Montenegro, Serbia) person, individual


бразда

бра́зда (canonical feminine)
brázda (romanization)
бразда (nominative singular)
бразде (nominative plural)
бразде (genitive singular)
бразда (genitive plural)
бразди (genitive plural)
бразди (dative singular)
браздама (dative plural)
бразду (accusative singular)
бразде (accusative plural)
браздо (singular vocative)
бразде (plural vocative)
браздом (locative singular)
браздама (locative plural)
бразди (instrumental singular)
браздама (instrumental plural)


жила

жи̏ла (canonical feminine)
žȉla (romanization)
жи̏ла (nominative singular)
жиле (nominative plural)
жиле (genitive singular)
жи̑ла̄ (genitive plural)
жили (dative singular)
жилама (dative plural)
жилу (accusative singular)
жиле (accusative plural)
жило (singular vocative)
жиле (plural vocative)
жили (locative singular)
жилама (locative plural)
жилом (instrumental singular)
жилама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *žila. Doublet of фајл.


влага

вла̏га (canonical feminine)
vlȁga (romanization)
влага (nominative singular)
влаге (genitive singular)
влази (dative singular)
влагу (accusative singular)
влаго (singular vocative)
влази (locative singular)
влагом (instrumental singular)


рана

ра̏на (canonical feminine)
rȁna (romanization)
рана (nominative singular)
ране (nominative plural)
ране (genitive singular)
рана (genitive plural)
рани (dative singular)
ранама (dative plural)
рану (accusative singular)
ране (accusative plural)
рано (singular vocative)
ране (plural vocative)
рани (locative singular)
ранама (locative plural)
раном (instrumental singular)
ранама (instrumental plural)


dojilja

dòjīlja (canonical feminine)
до̀јӣља (Cyrillic)
dojilja (nominative singular)
dojilje (nominative plural)
dojilje (genitive singular)
dojilja (genitive plural)
dojilji (dative singular)
dojiljama (dative plural)
dojilju (accusative singular)
dojilje (accusative plural)
dojiljo (singular vocative)
dojilje (plural vocative)
dojilji (locative singular)
dojiljama (locative plural)
dojiljom (instrumental singular)
dojiljama (instrumental plural)


abak

àbak (canonical masculine)
а̀бак (Cyrillic)
abak (nominative singular)
abaci (nominative plural)
abaka (genitive singular)
abaka (genitive plural)
abaku (dative singular)
abacima (dative plural)
abak (accusative singular)
abake (accusative plural)
abače (singular vocative)
abaci (plural vocative)
abaku (locative singular)
abacima (locative plural)
abakom (instrumental singular)
abacima (instrumental plural)
àbakus (alternative)


смог

смо̏г (canonical masculine)
smȍg (romanization)
смог (nominative singular)
смогови (nominative plural)
смога (genitive singular)
смогова (genitive plural)
смогу (dative singular)
смоговима (dative plural)
смог (accusative singular)
смогове (accusative plural)
смогу (singular vocative)
сможе (singular vocative)
смогове (plural vocative)
смогу (locative singular)
смоговима (locative plural)
смогом (instrumental singular)
смоговима (instrumental plural)


šipak

šípak (canonical masculine)
ши́пак (Cyrillic)
šípak (nominative singular)
šipci (nominative plural)
šipka (genitive singular)
šȋpākā (genitive plural)
šipku (dative singular)
šipcima (dative plural)
šipak (accusative singular)
šipke (accusative plural)
šipče (singular vocative)
šipci (plural vocative)
šipku (locative singular)
šipcima (locative plural)
šipkom (instrumental singular)
šipcima (instrumental plural)

(colloquial) rude gesture in which the hand makes a fist and the thumb is stuck between the index and middle fingers; indicates nothing for you, nuts to you


шипак

ши́пак (canonical masculine)
šípak (romanization)
ши́пак (nominative singular)
шипци (nominative plural)
шипка (genitive singular)
ши̑па̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
шипку (dative singular)
шипцима (dative plural)
шипак (accusative singular)
шипке (accusative plural)
шипче (singular vocative)
шипци (plural vocative)
шипку (locative singular)
шипцима (locative plural)
шипком (instrumental singular)
шипцима (instrumental plural)


морски шипак

sh-noun

морски шипак m (Latin spelling morski šipak)


morski šipak

mòrskī šípak m (Cyrillic spelling мо̀рскӣ ши́пак)

mòrskī šípak (canonical masculine)
мо̀рскӣ ши́пак (Cyrillic)


шара

ша́ра (canonical feminine)
šára (romanization)
шара (nominative singular)
шаре (nominative plural)
шаре (genitive singular)
шара (genitive plural)
шари (dative singular)
шарама (dative plural)
шару (accusative singular)
шаре (accusative plural)
шаро (singular vocative)
шаре (plural vocative)
шари (locative singular)
шарама (locative plural)
шаром (instrumental singular)
шарама (instrumental plural)


plač

plȁč (canonical masculine)
пла̏ч (Cyrillic)
plač (nominative singular)
plačevi (nominative plural)
plača (genitive singular)
plačeva (genitive plural)
plaču (dative singular)
plačevima (dative plural)
plač (accusative singular)
plačeve (accusative plural)
plaču (singular vocative)
plačevi (plural vocative)
plaču (locative singular)
plačevima (locative plural)
plačem (instrumental singular)
plačevima (instrumental plural)


плач

пла̏ч (canonical masculine)
plȁč (romanization)
плач (nominative singular)
плачеви (nominative plural)
плача (genitive singular)
плачева (genitive plural)
плачу (dative singular)
плачевима (dative plural)
плач (accusative singular)
плачеве (accusative plural)
плачу (singular vocative)
плачеви (plural vocative)
плачу (locative singular)
плачевима (locative plural)
плачем (instrumental singular)
плачевима (instrumental plural)


zakon

zákon (canonical masculine)
за́кон (Cyrillic)
zakon (nominative singular)
zakoni (nominative plural)
zakona (genitive singular)
zakona (genitive plural)
zakonu (dative singular)
zakonima (dative plural)
zakon (accusative singular)
zakone (accusative plural)
zakone (singular vocative)
zakoni (plural vocative)
zakonu (locative singular)
zakonima (locative plural)
zakonom (instrumental singular)
zakonima (instrumental plural)

(archaic, expressively) religion, confession, creed

(Croatia, colloquial) excellent, awesome, amazing


весна

ве̏сна (canonical feminine)
vȅsna (romanization)
весна (nominative singular)
весне (nominative plural)
весне (genitive singular)
весна (genitive plural)
весни (dative singular)
веснама (dative plural)
весну (accusative singular)
весне (accusative plural)
весно (singular vocative)
весне (plural vocative)
весни (locative singular)
веснама (locative plural)
весном (instrumental singular)
веснама (instrumental plural)


доброта

добро̀та (canonical feminine)
dobròta (romanization)
доброта (nominative singular)
доброте (nominative plural)
доброте (genitive singular)
доброта (genitive plural)
доброти (dative singular)
добротама (dative plural)
доброту (accusative singular)
доброте (accusative plural)
доброто (singular vocative)
доброте (plural vocative)
доброти (locative singular)
добротама (locative plural)
добротом (instrumental singular)
добротама (instrumental plural)


gama

gȁma (canonical feminine)
га̏ма (Cyrillic)
gama (nominative singular)
game (nominative plural)
game (genitive singular)
gama (genitive plural)
gami (dative singular)
gamama (dative plural)
gamu (accusative singular)
game (accusative plural)
gamo (singular vocative)
game (plural vocative)
gami (locative singular)
gamama (locative plural)
gamom (instrumental singular)
gamama (instrumental plural)


svak

svȃk (canonical masculine)
сва̑к (Cyrillic)
svȃk (nominative singular)
svákovi (nominative plural)
svaka (genitive singular)
svakova (genitive plural)
svaku (dative singular)
svakovima (dative plural)
svaka (accusative singular)
svakove (accusative plural)
svače (singular vocative)
svakovi (plural vocative)
svaku (locative singular)
svakovima (locative plural)
svakom (instrumental singular)
svakovima (instrumental plural)

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


rukavice

inflection of rukavica:
genitive singular

inflection of rukavica:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


princ

prȉnc (canonical masculine)
при̏нц (Cyrillic)
prȉnc (nominative singular)
prìnčevi (nominative plural)
princa (genitive singular)
prìnčēvā (genitive plural)
princu (dative singular)
prinčevima (dative plural)
princa (accusative singular)
prinčeve (accusative plural)
prinče (singular vocative)
prinčevi (plural vocative)
princu (locative singular)
prinčevima (locative plural)
princem (instrumental singular)
prinčevima (instrumental plural)

From German Prinz, from French prince, from Latin princeps (“first head”), from primus (“first”) + ceps (“head”), related to capitus (“head”).

(soccer, chiefly in plural) Paris Saint-Germain player


smeč

smȅč (canonical masculine)
сме̏ч (Cyrillic)


hardver

hȁrdvēr (canonical masculine)
ха̏рдве̄р (Cyrillic)
hardver (nominative singular)
hardvera (genitive singular)
hardveru (dative singular)
hardver (accusative singular)
hardveru (singular vocative)
hardveru (locative singular)
hardverom (instrumental singular)


softver

sȍftvēr (canonical masculine)
со̏фтве̄р (Cyrillic)
softver (nominative singular)
softvera (genitive singular)
softveru (dative singular)
softver (accusative singular)
softveru (singular vocative)
softveru (locative singular)
softverom (instrumental singular)

(computing, uncountable) software (encoded computer instructions)


programska podrška

programska pòdrška f (Cyrillic spelling програмска по̀дршка)

programska pòdrška (canonical feminine)
програмска по̀дршка (Cyrillic)

(computing) software (encoded computer instructions)


sprinterica

sprȉnterica f (Cyrillic spelling спри̏нтерица)

sprȉnterica (canonical feminine)
спри̏нтерица (Cyrillic)


pisač

pìsāč (canonical masculine)
пѝса̄ч (Cyrillic)


barbika

bàrbika (canonical feminine)
ба̀рбика (Cyrillic)
barbika (nominative singular)
barbike (nominative plural)
barbike (genitive singular)
barbika (genitive plural)
barbiki (dative singular)
barbikama (dative plural)
barbiku (accusative singular)
barbike (accusative plural)
barbiko (singular vocative)
barbike (plural vocative)
barbiki (locative singular)
barbikama (locative plural)
barbikom (instrumental singular)
barbikama (instrumental plural)


princeza

princéza f (Cyrillic spelling принце́за)

princéza (canonical feminine)
принце́за (Cyrillic)
princeza (nominative singular)
princeze (nominative plural)
princeze (genitive singular)
princeza (genitive plural)
princezi (dative singular)
princezama (dative plural)
princezu (accusative singular)
princeze (accusative plural)
princezo (singular vocative)
princeze (plural vocative)
princezi (locative singular)
princezama (locative plural)
princezom (instrumental singular)
princezama (instrumental plural)


buking

bùking (canonical masculine)
бу̀кинг (Cyrillic)


motar

mȍtar (canonical masculine)
мо̏тар (Cyrillic)
mȍtar (nominative singular)
motri (nominative plural)
mȍtra (genitive singular)
motara (genitive plural)
motru (dative singular)
motrima (dative plural)
motar (accusative singular)
motre (accusative plural)
motre (singular vocative)
motri (plural vocative)
motru (locative singular)
motrima (locative plural)
motrom (instrumental singular)
motrima (instrumental plural)
mȁtar (alternative)
mòtrika (alternative)

Borrowed from Dalmatian, from Ancient Greek *μάθαρον (*mátharon), metathesis of μάραθον (márathon).

Crithmum maritimum
Crithmum maritimum#Translingual

sea fennel, rock samphire (Crithmum maritimum)


moler

молер (Cyrillic)
moler (nominative singular)
moleri (nominative plural)
molera (genitive singular)
molera (genitive plural)
moleru (dative singular)
molerima (dative plural)
molera (accusative singular)
molere (accusative plural)
molere (singular vocative)
moleri (plural vocative)
moleru (locative singular)
molerima (locative plural)
molerom (instrumental singular)
molerima (instrumental plural)


ведро

ве̏дро (canonical neuter)
vȅdro (romanization)
ведро (nominative singular)
ведра (nominative plural)
ведра (genitive singular)
ведара (genitive plural)
ведру (dative singular)
ведрима (dative plural)
ведро (accusative singular)
ведра (accusative plural)
ведро (singular vocative)
ведра (plural vocative)
ведру (locative singular)
ведрима (locative plural)
ведром (instrumental singular)
ведрима (instrumental plural)
вје̏дро (alternative Ijekavian)


иго

и́го (canonical neuter)
ígo (romanization)
иго (nominative singular)
ига (nominative plural)
ига (genitive singular)
ига (genitive plural)
игу (dative singular)
изима (dative plural)
иго (accusative singular)
ига (accusative plural)
иго (singular vocative)
ига (plural vocative)
игу (locative singular)
изима (locative plural)
игом (instrumental singular)
изима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *jьgo, from Proto-Indo-European *yugóm.


стегно

сте̑гно (canonical neuter)
stȇgno (romanization)
стегно (nominative singular)
стегна (nominative plural)
стегна (genitive singular)
стегна (genitive plural)
стегана (genitive plural)
стегну (dative singular)
стегнима (dative plural)
стегно (accusative singular)
стегна (accusative plural)
стегно (singular vocative)
стегна (plural vocative)
стегну (locative singular)
стегнима (locative plural)
стегном (instrumental singular)
стегнима (instrumental plural)


ребро

рѐбро (canonical neuter)
rèbro (romanization)
рѐбро (nominative singular)
ребра (nominative plural)
ребра (genitive singular)
реба́ра̄ (genitive plural)
ребру (dative singular)
ребрима (dative plural)
ребро (accusative singular)
ребра (accusative plural)
ребро (singular vocative)
ребра (plural vocative)
ребру (locative singular)
ребрима (locative plural)
ребром (instrumental singular)
ребрима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *rebrò, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *rébra, from Proto-Indo-European *h₁rebʰróm, from Proto-Indo-European *h₁rebʰ-.


весло

вѐсло (canonical neuter)
vèslo (romanization)
вѐсло (nominative singular)
весла (nominative plural)
весла (genitive singular)
веса́ла̄ (genitive plural)
веслу (dative singular)
веслима (dative plural)
весло (accusative singular)
весла (accusative plural)
весло (singular vocative)
весла (plural vocative)
веслу (locative singular)
веслима (locative plural)
веслом (instrumental singular)
веслима (instrumental plural)


кадило

ка̀дило (canonical neuter)
kàdilo (romanization)
кадило (nominative singular)
кадила (nominative plural)
кадила (genitive singular)
кадила (genitive plural)
кадилу (dative singular)
кадилима (dative plural)
кадило (accusative singular)
кадила (accusative plural)
кадило (singular vocative)
кадила (plural vocative)
кадилу (locative singular)
кадилима (locative plural)
кадилом (instrumental singular)
кадилима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kadidlo (“incense”).


radost

rȁdōst (canonical feminine)
ра̏до̄ст (Cyrillic)
rȁdōst (nominative singular)
radosti (nominative plural)
rȁdosti (genitive singular)
radosti (genitive plural)
radosti (dative singular)
radostima (dative plural)
radost (accusative singular)
radosti (accusative plural)
radosti (singular vocative)
radosti (plural vocative)
radosti (locative singular)
radostima (locative plural)
rȁdosti (instrumental singular)
rȁdošću (instrumental singular)
radostima (instrumental plural)


džehenem

džehènem (canonical masculine)
џехѐнем (Cyrillic)
džehènnem (alternative)
Džehènem (alternative)
Džehènnem (alternative)

From Ottoman Turkish جهنم (cehennem), from Arabic جَهَنَّم (jahannam).


џехенем

џехѐнем (canonical masculine)
džehènem (romanization)
џехѐннем (alternative)
Џехѐнем (alternative)
Џехѐннем (alternative)


лавина

ла̀вина (canonical feminine)
làvina (romanization)
ла̀вина (nominative singular)
лавине (nominative plural)
лавине (genitive singular)
ла̏вӣна̄ (genitive plural)
лавини (dative singular)
лавинама (dative plural)
лавину (accusative singular)
лавине (accusative plural)
лавино (singular vocative)
лавине (plural vocative)
лавини (locative singular)
лавинама (locative plural)
лавином (instrumental singular)
лавинама (instrumental plural)


брада

бра́да (canonical feminine)
bráda (romanization)
брада (nominative singular)
браде (nominative plural)
браде (genitive singular)
брада (genitive plural)
бради (dative singular)
брадама (dative plural)
браду (accusative singular)
браде (accusative plural)
брадо (singular vocative)
браде (plural vocative)
бради (locative singular)
брадама (locative plural)
брадом (instrumental singular)
брадама (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *bordà, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *bardā́ˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *bʰardʰéh₂.


краста

кра̏ста (canonical feminine)
krȁsta (romanization)
краста (nominative singular)
красте (nominative plural)
красте (genitive singular)
красти (genitive plural)
красти (dative singular)
крастама (dative plural)
красту (accusative singular)
красте (accusative plural)
красто (singular vocative)
красте (plural vocative)
красти (locative singular)
крастама (locative plural)
крастом (instrumental singular)
крастама (instrumental plural)


слана

сла́на (canonical feminine)
slána (romanization)
слана (nominative singular)
слане (nominative plural)
слане (genitive singular)
слана (genitive plural)
слани (dative singular)
сланама (dative plural)
слану (accusative singular)
слане (accusative plural)
слано (singular vocative)
слане (plural vocative)
слани (locative singular)
сланама (locative plural)
сланом (instrumental singular)
сланама (instrumental plural)


пелена

пе̏лена (canonical feminine)
pȅlena (romanization)
пелена (nominative singular)
пелене (nominative plural)
пелене (genitive singular)
пелена (genitive plural)
пелени (dative singular)
пеленама (dative plural)
пелену (accusative singular)
пелене (accusative plural)
пелено (singular vocative)
пелене (plural vocative)
пелени (locative singular)
пеленама (locative plural)
пеленом (instrumental singular)
пеленама (instrumental plural)


клевета

клѐвета (canonical feminine)
klèveta (romanization)
клевета (nominative singular)
клевете (nominative plural)
клевете (genitive singular)
клевета (genitive plural)
клевети (dative singular)
клеветама (dative plural)
клевету (accusative singular)
клевете (accusative plural)
клевето (singular vocative)
клевете (plural vocative)
клевети (locative singular)
клеветама (locative plural)
клеветом (instrumental singular)
клеветама (instrumental plural)


срамота

срамо̀та (canonical feminine)
sramòta (romanization)
срамота (nominative singular)
срамоте (nominative plural)
срамоте (genitive singular)
срамота (genitive plural)
срамоти (dative singular)
срамотама (dative plural)
срамоту (accusative singular)
срамоте (accusative plural)
срамото (singular vocative)
срамоте (plural vocative)
срамоти (locative singular)
срамотама (locative plural)
срамотом (instrumental singular)
срамотама (instrumental plural)

shame, disgrace, (shameful act; deep sense of shame)


genetika

genètika (canonical feminine)
генѐтика (Cyrillic)
genetika (nominative singular)
genetike (genitive singular)
genetici (dative singular)
genetiku (accusative singular)
genetiko (singular vocative)
genetici (locative singular)
genetikom (instrumental singular)


двор

дво̑р (canonical masculine)
dvȏr (romanization)
дво̑р (nominative singular)
дво́ри (nominative plural)
дво́рови (nominative plural)
дво́ра (genitive singular)
двора (genitive plural)
дворова (genitive plural)
двору (dative singular)
дворима (dative plural)
дворовима (dative plural)
двор (accusative singular)
дворе (accusative plural)
дворове (accusative plural)
дворе (singular vocative)
двори (plural vocative)
дворови (plural vocative)
двору (locative singular)
дворима (locative plural)
дворовима (locative plural)
двором (instrumental singular)
дворима (instrumental plural)
дворовима (instrumental plural)


дневник

дне̑внӣк (canonical masculine)
dnȇvnīk (romanization)
дневник (nominative singular)
дневници (nominative plural)
дневника (genitive singular)
дневника (genitive plural)
дневнику (dative singular)
дневницима (dative plural)
дневник (accusative singular)
дневнике (accusative plural)
дневниче (singular vocative)
дневници (plural vocative)
дневнику (locative singular)
дневницима (locative plural)
дневником (instrumental singular)
дневницима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Russian дневни́к (dnevník).


spreme

inflection of sprema:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


sprema

sprȅma (canonical feminine)
спре̏ма (Cyrillic)
sprȅma (nominative singular)
spreme (nominative plural)
spreme (genitive singular)
sprȇmā (genitive plural)
spremi (dative singular)
spremama (dative plural)
spremu (accusative singular)
spreme (accusative plural)
spremo (singular vocative)
spreme (plural vocative)
spremi (locative singular)
spremama (locative plural)
spremom (instrumental singular)
spremama (instrumental plural)


минералогија

sh-noun

минерало̀гија

минерало̀гија f (Latin spelling mineralògija)

минерало̀гија (canonical feminine)
mineralògija (romanization)
минералогија (nominative singular)
минералогије (genitive singular)
минералогији (dative singular)
минералогију (accusative singular)
минералогијо (singular vocative)
минералогији (locative singular)
минералогијом (instrumental singular)

sh-decl-noun-unc

минералогија

минералогије

минералогији

минералогију

минералогијо

минералогији

минералогијом

ми‧не‧ра‧ло‧ги‧ја


astrolog

sh-noun

astròlog m (Cyrillic spelling астро̀лог)

astròlog (canonical masculine)
астро̀лог (Cyrillic)
astròlog (nominative singular)
astròlozi (nominative plural)
astrologa (genitive singular)
astrologa (genitive plural)
astrologu (dative singular)
astrolozima (dative plural)
astrologa (accusative singular)
astrologe (accusative plural)
astròlože (singular vocative)
astrolozi (plural vocative)
astrologu (locative singular)
astrolozima (locative plural)
astrologom (instrumental singular)
astrolozima (instrumental plural)


strofa

strófa (canonical feminine)
стро́фа (Cyrillic)
strofa (nominative singular)
strofe (nominative plural)
strofe (genitive singular)
strofa (genitive plural)
strofi (dative singular)
strofama (dative plural)
strofu (accusative singular)
strofe (accusative plural)
strofo (singular vocative)
strofe (plural vocative)
strofi (locative singular)
strofama (locative plural)
strofom (instrumental singular)
strofama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Latin stropha, from Ancient Greek στροφή (strophḗ, “a turn, bend, twist”).


strofe

inflection of strófa:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


геометрија

sh-noun

геомѐтрија f (Latin spelling geomètrija)

геомѐтрија (canonical feminine)
geomètrija (romanization)
геометрија (nominative singular)
геометрије (nominative plural)
геометрије (genitive singular)
геометрија (genitive plural)
геометрији (dative singular)
геометријама (dative plural)
геометрију (accusative singular)
геометрије (accusative plural)
геометријо (singular vocative)
геометрије (plural vocative)
геометрији (locative singular)
геометријама (locative plural)
геометријом (instrumental singular)
геометријама (instrumental plural)


инжењер

инжѐње̄р (canonical masculine)
inžènjēr (romanization)
инжењер (nominative singular)
инжењери (nominative plural)
инжењера (genitive singular)
инжењера (genitive plural)
инжењеру (dative singular)
инжењерима (dative plural)
инжењера (accusative singular)
инжењере (accusative plural)
инжењеру (singular vocative)
инжењери (plural vocative)
инжењеру (locative singular)
инжењерима (locative plural)
инжењером (instrumental singular)
инжењерима (instrumental plural)


obzor

òbzor (canonical masculine)
о̀бзор (Cyrillic)
obzor (nominative singular)
obzori (nominative plural)
obzora (genitive singular)
obzora (genitive plural)
obzoru (dative singular)
obzorima (dative plural)
obzor (accusative singular)
obzore (accusative plural)
obzoru (singular vocative)
obzore (singular vocative)
obzori (plural vocative)
obzoru (locative singular)
obzorima (locative plural)
obzorom (instrumental singular)
obzorima (instrumental plural)

From Russian обзо́р (obzór). Compare zrijéti/zréti.


палица

па̏лица (canonical feminine)
pȁlica (romanization)
палица (nominative singular)
палице (nominative plural)
палице (genitive singular)
палица (genitive plural)
палици (dative singular)
палицама (dative plural)
палицу (accusative singular)
палице (accusative plural)
палице (singular vocative)
палицо (singular vocative)
палице (plural vocative)
палици (locative singular)
палицама (locative plural)
палицом (instrumental singular)
палицама (instrumental plural)


tvar

tvȃr (canonical feminine)
тва̑р (Cyrillic)
tvar (nominative singular)
tvari (nominative plural)
tvȃr (genitive singular)
tvárī (genitive plural)
tvari (dative singular)
tvarima (dative plural)
tvar (accusative singular)
tvari (accusative plural)
tvari (singular vocative)
tvari (plural vocative)
tvari (locative singular)
tvarima (locative plural)
tvarju (instrumental singular)
tvarima (instrumental plural)


абак

а̀бак (canonical masculine)
àbak (romanization)
абак (nominative singular)
абаци (nominative plural)
абака (genitive singular)
абака (genitive plural)
абаку (dative singular)
абацима (dative plural)
абак (accusative singular)
абаке (accusative plural)
абаче (singular vocative)
абаци (plural vocative)
абаку (locative singular)
абацима (locative plural)
абаком (instrumental singular)
абацима (instrumental plural)
а̀бакус (alternative)


lola

lóla (canonical masculine)
ло́ла (Cyrillic)
lola (nominative singular)
lole (nominative plural)
lole (genitive singular)
lola (genitive plural)
loli (dative singular)
lolama (dative plural)
lolu (accusative singular)
lole (accusative plural)
lolo (singular vocative)
lole (plural vocative)
loli (locative singular)
lolama (locative plural)
lolom (instrumental singular)
lolama (instrumental plural)
lála (alternative)

From Ottoman Turkish لاله (lâle), from Persian لاله (lâle).


протокол

про̏токол (canonical masculine)
prȍtokol (romanization)
протокол (nominative singular)
протоколи (nominative plural)
протокола (genitive singular)
протокола (genitive plural)
протоколу (dative singular)
протоколима (dative plural)
протокол (accusative singular)
протоколе (accusative plural)
протоколе (singular vocative)
протоколи (plural vocative)
протоколу (locative singular)
протоколима (locative plural)
протоколом (instrumental singular)
протоколима (instrumental plural)


izvor

ìzvor (canonical masculine)
ѝзвор (Cyrillic)
ìzvor (nominative singular)
ìzvori (nominative plural)
ìzvora (genitive singular)
ȉzvōrā (genitive plural)
ìzvoru (dative singular)
ìzvorima (dative plural)
ìzvor (accusative singular)
ìzvore (accusative plural)
ìzvore (singular vocative)
ìzvori (plural vocative)
ìzvoru (locative singular)
ìzvorima (locative plural)
ìzvorom (instrumental singular)
ìzvorima (instrumental plural)


медицина

медици́на (canonical feminine)
medicína (romanization)
медицина (nominative singular)
медицине (genitive singular)
медицини (dative singular)
медицину (accusative singular)
медицино (singular vocative)
медицини (locative singular)
медицином (instrumental singular)

(uncountable) medicine (field of study and profession)


акроним

акро̀ним (canonical masculine)
akrònim (romanization)
акроним (nominative singular)
акроними (nominative plural)
акронима (genitive singular)
акронима (genitive plural)
акрониму (dative singular)
акронимима (dative plural)
акроним (accusative singular)
акрониме (accusative plural)
акрониме (singular vocative)
акроними (plural vocative)
акрониму (locative singular)
акронимима (locative plural)
акронимом (instrumental singular)
акронимима (instrumental plural)


налог

на́лог (canonical masculine)
nálog (romanization)
налог (nominative singular)
налози (nominative plural)
налога (genitive singular)
налога (genitive plural)
налогу (dative singular)
налозима (dative plural)
налог (accusative singular)
налоге (accusative plural)
наложе (singular vocative)
налози (plural vocative)
налогу (locative singular)
налозима (locative plural)
налогом (instrumental singular)
налозима (instrumental plural)


karakter

karàkter m (Cyrillic spelling кара̀ктер)

karàkter (canonical masculine)
кара̀ктер (Cyrillic)
karakter (nominative singular)
karakteri (nominative plural)
karaktera (genitive singular)
karaktera (genitive plural)
karakteru (dative singular)
karakterima (dative plural)
karakter (accusative singular)
karaktere (accusative plural)
karakteru (singular vocative)
karakteri (plural vocative)
karakteru (locative singular)
karakterima (locative plural)
karakterom (instrumental singular)
karakterima (instrumental plural)


narcis

nàrcis (canonical masculine)
на̀рцис (Cyrillic)
narcis (nominative singular)
narcisi (nominative plural)
narcisa (genitive singular)
narcisa (genitive plural)
narcisu (dative singular)
narcisima (dative plural)
narcis (accusative singular)
narcise (accusative plural)
narcise (singular vocative)
narcisi (plural vocative)
narcisu (locative singular)
narcisima (locative plural)
narcisom (instrumental singular)
narcisima (instrumental plural)


vetrina

vètrina (canonical feminine)
вѐтрина (Cyrillic)
vetrina (nominative singular)
vetrine (nominative plural)
vetrine (genitive singular)
vetrina (genitive plural)
vetrini (dative singular)
vetrinama (dative plural)
vetrinu (accusative singular)
vetrine (accusative plural)
vetrino (singular vocative)
vetrine (plural vocative)
vetrini (locative singular)
vetrinama (locative plural)
vetrinom (instrumental singular)
vetrinama (instrumental plural)
vjètrina (alternative Ijekavian)


fabrika

fàbrika (canonical feminine)
фа̀брика (Cyrillic)
fabrika (nominative singular)
fabrike (nominative plural)
fabrike (genitive singular)
fabrika (genitive plural)
fabrici (dative singular)
fabrikama (dative plural)
fabriku (accusative singular)
fabrike (accusative plural)
fabriko (singular vocative)
fabrike (plural vocative)
fabrici (locative singular)
fabrikama (locative plural)
fabrikom (instrumental singular)
fabrikama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Fabrik, or from Latin fabrica.

(Bosnia, Serbia) factory, industrial plant, manufactory


природа

при́рода (canonical feminine)
príroda (romanization)
природа (nominative singular)
природе (nominative plural)
природе (genitive singular)
природа (genitive plural)
природи (dative singular)
природама (dative plural)
природу (accusative singular)
природе (accusative plural)
природо (singular vocative)
природе (plural vocative)
природи (locative singular)
природама (locative plural)
природом (instrumental singular)
природама (instrumental plural)


круг

кру̑г m (Latin spelling krȗg, diminutive кру́жић, relational adjective кру̑жнӣ)

кру̑г (canonical masculine)
krȗg (romanization)
кру́жић (diminutive)
кру̑жнӣ (adjective relational)
круг (nominative singular)
кру̏гови (nominative plural)
круга (genitive singular)
кругова (genitive plural)
кругу (dative singular)
круговима (dative plural)
круг (accusative singular)
кругове (accusative plural)
кругу (singular vocative)
кругови (plural vocative)
кругу (locative singular)
круговима (locative plural)
кругом (instrumental singular)
круговима (instrumental plural)

(colloquial) turn (one's chance or time allotted in a rota or schedule to do something)


plaža

pláža (canonical feminine)
пла́жа (Cyrillic)
plaža (nominative singular)
plaže (nominative plural)
plaže (genitive singular)
plaža (genitive plural)
plaži (dative singular)
plažama (dative plural)
plažu (accusative singular)
plaže (accusative plural)
plažo (singular vocative)
plaže (plural vocative)
plaži (locative singular)
plažama (locative plural)
plažom (instrumental singular)
plažama (instrumental plural)


температура

температу́ра

температу́ра f (Latin spelling temperatúra)

температу́ра (canonical feminine)
temperatúra (romanization)
температура (nominative singular)
температуре (nominative plural)
температуре (genitive singular)
температура (genitive plural)
температури (dative singular)
температурама (dative plural)
температуру (accusative singular)
температуре (accusative plural)
температуро (singular vocative)
температуре (plural vocative)
температури (locative singular)
температурама (locative plural)
температуром (instrumental singular)
температурама (instrumental plural)

тем‧пе‧ра‧ту‧ра


плажа

пла́жа (canonical feminine)
pláža (romanization)
плажа (nominative singular)
плаже (nominative plural)
плаже (genitive singular)
плажа (genitive plural)
плажи (dative singular)
плажама (dative plural)
плажу (accusative singular)
плаже (accusative plural)
плажо (singular vocative)
плаже (plural vocative)
плажи (locative singular)
плажама (locative plural)
плажом (instrumental singular)
плажама (instrumental plural)


цигарета

цигарѐта (canonical feminine)
cigarèta (romanization)
цигарѐта (nominative singular)
цигарѐте (nominative plural)
цигарѐте̄ (genitive singular)
цигаре́та̄ (genitive plural)
цигарѐти (dative singular)
цигарѐтама (dative plural)
цигарѐту (accusative singular)
цигарѐте (accusative plural)
ци̏гарето (singular vocative)
цигарѐте (plural vocative)
цигарѐти (locative singular)
цигарѐтама (locative plural)
цигарѐто̄м (instrumental singular)
цигарѐтама (instrumental plural)


преводилац

прево̀дилац m (Latin spelling prevòdilac)

прево̀дилац (canonical masculine)
prevòdilac (romanization)
преводилац (nominative singular)
преводиоци (nominative plural)
преводиоца (genitive singular)
преводилаца (genitive plural)
преводиоцу (dative singular)
преводиоцима (dative plural)
преводиоца (accusative singular)
преводиоце (accusative plural)
преводиоче (singular vocative)
преводиоци (plural vocative)
преводиоцу (locative singular)
преводиоцима (locative plural)
преводиоцем (instrumental singular)
преводиоцима (instrumental plural)

пре‧во‧ди‧лац


prevodilac

prevòdilac m (Cyrillic spelling прево̀дилац)

prevòdilac (canonical masculine)
прево̀дилац (Cyrillic)
prevodilac (nominative singular)
prevodioci (nominative plural)
prevodioca (genitive singular)
prevodilaca (genitive plural)
prevodiocu (dative singular)
prevodiocima (dative plural)
prevodioca (accusative singular)
prevodioce (accusative plural)
prevodioče (singular vocative)
prevodioci (plural vocative)
prevodiocu (locative singular)
prevodiocima (locative plural)
prevodiocem (instrumental singular)
prevodiocima (instrumental plural)


аметист

амѐтист (canonical masculine)
amètist (romanization)
аметист (nominative singular)
аметисти (nominative plural)
аметиста (genitive singular)
аметиста (genitive plural)
аметисту (dative singular)
аметистима (dative plural)
аметист (accusative singular)
аметисте (accusative plural)
аметисте (singular vocative)
аметисти (plural vocative)
аметисту (locative singular)
аметистима (locative plural)
аметистом (instrumental singular)
аметистима (instrumental plural)


канал

ка̀на̄л (canonical masculine)
kànāl (romanization)
ка̀на̄л (nominative singular)
канали (nominative plural)
кана́ла (genitive singular)
канала (genitive plural)
каналу (dative singular)
каналима (dative plural)
канал (accusative singular)
канале (accusative plural)
канале (singular vocative)
канали (plural vocative)
каналу (locative singular)
каналима (locative plural)
каналом (instrumental singular)
каналима (instrumental plural)


sablast

sȁblāst (canonical feminine)
са̏бла̄ст (Cyrillic)
sablast (nominative singular)
sablasti (nominative plural)
sablasti (genitive singular)
sablasti (genitive plural)
sablasti (dative singular)
sablastima (dative plural)
sablast (accusative singular)
sablasti (accusative plural)
sablasti (singular vocative)
sablasti (plural vocative)
sablasti (locative singular)
sablastima (locative plural)
sablašću (instrumental singular)
sablastima (instrumental plural)


sablasnost

sȁblāsnōst f (Cyrillic spelling са̏бла̄сно̄ст)

sȁblāsnōst (canonical feminine)
са̏бла̄сно̄ст (Cyrillic)
sȁblāsnōst (nominative singular)
sȁblāsnosti (genitive singular)
sablasnosti (dative singular)
sablasnost (accusative singular)
sablasnosti (singular vocative)
sablasnosti (locative singular)
sȁblāsnosti (instrumental singular)
sȁblāsnošću (instrumental singular)


mitraljez

mitràljēz m (Cyrillic spelling митра̀ље̄з)

mitràljēz (canonical masculine)
митра̀ље̄з (Cyrillic)
mitràljēz (nominative singular)
mitraljezi (nominative plural)
mitraljéza (genitive singular)
mitraljeza (genitive plural)
mitraljezu (dative singular)
mitraljezima (dative plural)
mitraljez (accusative singular)
mitraljeze (accusative plural)
mitraljezu (singular vocative)
mitraljezi (plural vocative)
mitraljezu (locative singular)
mitraljezima (locative plural)
mitraljezom (instrumental singular)
mitraljezima (instrumental plural)


dostava

dȍstava (canonical feminine)
до̏става (Cyrillic)
dostava (nominative singular)
dostave (nominative plural)
dostave (genitive singular)
dostava (genitive plural)
dostavi (dative singular)
dostavama (dative plural)
dostavu (accusative singular)
dostave (accusative plural)
dostavo (singular vocative)
dostave (plural vocative)
dostavi (locative singular)
dostavama (locative plural)
dostavom (instrumental singular)
dostavama (instrumental plural)


dostavljanje

dostavljanje n (Cyrillic spelling достављање)

достављање (Cyrillic)


neprilika

neprílika f (Cyrillic spelling непри́лика)

neprílika (canonical feminine)
непри́лика (Cyrillic)
neprilika (nominative singular)
neprilike (nominative plural)
neprilike (genitive singular)
neprilika (genitive plural)
neprilici (dative singular)
neprilikama (dative plural)
nepriliku (accusative singular)
neprilike (accusative plural)
nepriliko (singular vocative)
neprilike (plural vocative)
neprilici (locative singular)
neprilikama (locative plural)
neprilikom (instrumental singular)
neprilikama (instrumental plural)

trouble, difficulty (unpleasant event in general)


podlac

pòdlac (canonical masculine)
по̀длац (Cyrillic)
pòdlac (nominative singular)
podlaci (nominative plural)
podlàca (genitive singular)
podlácā (genitive plural)
podlacu (dative singular)
podlacima (dative plural)
podlaca (accusative singular)
podlace (accusative plural)
pȍdlače (singular vocative)
podlaci (plural vocative)
podlacu (locative singular)
podlacima (locative plural)
podlacem (instrumental singular)
podlacima (instrumental plural)


prizor

prízor (canonical masculine)
при́зор (Cyrillic)
prizor (nominative singular)
prizori (nominative plural)
prizora (genitive singular)
prizora (genitive plural)
prizoru (dative singular)
prizorima (dative plural)
prizor (accusative singular)
prizore (accusative plural)
prizore (singular vocative)
prizoru (singular vocative)
prizori (plural vocative)
prizoru (locative singular)
prizorima (locative plural)
prizorom (instrumental singular)
prizorima (instrumental plural)


kugla

kúgla (canonical feminine)
ку́гла (Cyrillic)
kúgla (nominative singular)
kugle (nominative plural)
kugle (genitive singular)
kȕgālā (genitive plural)
kúglī (genitive plural)
kugli (dative singular)
kuglama (dative plural)
kuglu (accusative singular)
kugle (accusative plural)
kuglo (singular vocative)
kugle (plural vocative)
kugli (locative singular)
kuglama (locative plural)
kuglom (instrumental singular)
kuglama (instrumental plural)


omotnica

òmotnica f (Cyrillic spelling о̀мотница)

òmotnica (canonical feminine)
о̀мотница (Cyrillic)


kovitlac

kovìtlac (canonical masculine)
ковѝтлац (Cyrillic)
kovitlac (nominative singular)
kovitlaci (nominative plural)
kovitlaca (genitive singular)
kovitlaca (genitive plural)
kovitlacu (dative singular)
kovitlacima (dative plural)
kovitlac (accusative singular)
kovitlace (accusative plural)
kovitlače (singular vocative)
kovitlaci (plural vocative)
kovitlacu (locative singular)
kovitlacima (locative plural)
kovitlacem (instrumental singular)
kovitlacima (instrumental plural)


ospice

ȍspice (canonical feminine plural)
о̏спице (Cyrillic)
ospice (nominative plural)
ospica (genitive plural)
ospicama (dative plural)
ospice (accusative plural)
ospice (plural vocative)
ospicama (locative plural)
ospicama (instrumental plural)


primjesa

prȋmjesa f (Cyrillic spelling при̑мјеса)

prȋmjesa (canonical feminine)
при̑мјеса (Cyrillic)
primjesa (nominative singular)
primjese (nominative plural)
primjese (genitive singular)
primjesa (genitive plural)
primjesi (dative singular)
primjesama (dative plural)
primjesu (accusative singular)
primjese (accusative plural)
primjeso (singular vocative)
primjese (plural vocative)
primjesi (locative singular)
primjesama (locative plural)
primjesom (instrumental singular)
primjesama (instrumental plural)
prȋmesa (alternative Ekavian)


naprtnjača

nàprtnjača f (Cyrillic spelling на̀пртњача)

nàprtnjača (canonical feminine)
на̀пртњача (Cyrillic)
naprtnjača (nominative singular)
naprtnjače (nominative plural)
naprtnjače (genitive singular)
naprtnjača (genitive plural)
naprtnjači (dative singular)
naprtnjačama (dative plural)
naprtnjaču (accusative singular)
naprtnjače (accusative plural)
naprtnjačo (singular vocative)
naprtnjače (plural vocative)
naprtnjači (locative singular)
naprtnjačama (locative plural)
naprtnjačom (instrumental singular)
naprtnjačama (instrumental plural)


koketa

kokèta (canonical feminine)
кокѐта (Cyrillic)
kokèta (nominative singular)
kokete (nominative plural)
kokete (genitive singular)
kokétā (genitive plural)
koketi (dative singular)
koketama (dative plural)
koketu (accusative singular)
kokete (accusative plural)
koketo (singular vocative)
kokete (plural vocative)
koketi (locative singular)
koketama (locative plural)
koketom (instrumental singular)
koketama (instrumental plural)


narodnost

národnōst f (Cyrillic spelling на́родно̄ст)

národnōst (canonical feminine)
на́родно̄ст (Cyrillic)
národnōst (nominative singular)
narodnosti (nominative plural)
národnosti (genitive singular)
narodnosti (genitive plural)
narodnosti (dative singular)
narodnostima (dative plural)
narodnost (accusative singular)
narodnosti (accusative plural)
narodnosti (singular vocative)
narodnosti (plural vocative)
narodnosti (locative singular)
narodnostima (locative plural)
národnosti (instrumental singular)
národnošću (instrumental singular)
narodnostima (instrumental plural)


топор

то̏пор (canonical masculine)
tȍpor (romanization)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *toporъ, from an Iranian language. Compare Persian تبر (tabar).


pobratim

pòbratim m (Cyrillic spelling по̀братим)

pòbratim (canonical masculine)
по̀братим (Cyrillic)
pobratim (nominative singular)
pobratimi (nominative plural)
pobratima (genitive singular)
pobratima (genitive plural)
pobratimu (dative singular)
pobratimima (dative plural)
pobratima (accusative singular)
pobratime (accusative plural)
pobratime (singular vocative)
pobratimi (plural vocative)
pobratimu (locative singular)
pobratimima (locative plural)
pobratimom (instrumental singular)
pobratimima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pobratimъ, from *pobratiti.

brother by a certain act (common drinking etc.) or by origin


kazna

kȁzna (canonical feminine)
ка̏зна (Cyrillic)
kazna (nominative singular)
kazne (nominative plural)
kazne (genitive singular)
kȃznā (genitive plural)
kȃznī (genitive plural)
kazni (dative singular)
kaznama (dative plural)
kaznu (accusative singular)
kazne (accusative plural)
kazno (singular vocative)
kazne (plural vocative)
kazni (locative singular)
kaznama (locative plural)
kaznom (instrumental singular)
kaznama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kaznь, from Proto-Indo-European *keh₂⸝₃ǵ-n-, see also Old Irish cáin (“tribute, law”), Welsh digon.


rascjep

ráscjep (canonical masculine)
ра́сцјеп (Cyrillic)
rascjep (nominative singular)
rascjepi (nominative plural)
rascjepa (genitive singular)
rascjepa (genitive plural)
rascjepu (dative singular)
rascjepima (dative plural)
rascjep (accusative singular)
rascjepe (accusative plural)
rascjepe (singular vocative)
rascjepi (plural vocative)
rascjepu (locative singular)
rascjepima (locative plural)
rascjepom (instrumental singular)
rascjepima (instrumental plural)
ráscep (alternative Ekavian)


razglas

rázglas (canonical masculine)
ра́зглас (Cyrillic)
razglas (nominative singular)
razglasi (nominative plural)
razglasa (genitive singular)
razglasa (genitive plural)
razglasu (dative singular)
razglasima (dative plural)
razglas (accusative singular)
razglase (accusative plural)
razglase (singular vocative)
razglasi (plural vocative)
razglasu (locative singular)
razglasima (locative plural)
razglasom (instrumental singular)
razglasima (instrumental plural)


raspodjela

rȁspodjela f (Cyrillic spelling ра̏сподјела)

rȁspodjela (canonical feminine)
ра̏сподјела (Cyrillic)
raspodjela (nominative singular)
raspodjele (nominative plural)
raspodjele (genitive singular)
raspodjela (genitive plural)
raspodjeli (dative singular)
raspodjelama (dative plural)
raspodjelu (accusative singular)
raspodjele (accusative plural)
raspodjelo (singular vocative)
raspodjele (plural vocative)
raspodjeli (locative singular)
raspodjelama (locative plural)
raspodjelom (instrumental singular)
raspodjelama (instrumental plural)
rȁspodela (alternative Ekavian)


seoce

seòce (canonical neuter)
сео̀це (Cyrillic)
seoce (nominative singular)
seoca (nominative plural)
seoca (genitive singular)
seoceta (genitive singular)
selaca (genitive plural)
seocu (dative singular)
seocetu (dative singular)
seocima (dative plural)
seoce (accusative singular)
seoca (accusative plural)
seoce (singular vocative)
seoca (plural vocative)
seocu (locative singular)
seocetu (locative singular)
seocima (locative plural)
seocem (instrumental singular)
seocetom (instrumental singular)
seocima (instrumental plural)


halabuka

halàbuka f (Cyrillic spelling хала̀бука)

halàbuka (canonical feminine)
хала̀бука (Cyrillic)
halàbuka (nominative singular)
halabuke (nominative plural)
halabuke (genitive singular)
halabúkā (genitive plural)
halabuci (dative singular)
halabukama (dative plural)
halabuku (accusative singular)
halabuke (accusative plural)
halabuko (singular vocative)
halabuke (plural vocative)
halabuci (locative singular)
halabukama (locative plural)
halabukom (instrumental singular)
halabukama (instrumental plural)


ugovor

ȕgovōr (canonical masculine)
у̏гово̄р (Cyrillic)
ugovor (nominative singular)
ugovori (nominative plural)
ugovora (genitive singular)
ugovora (genitive plural)
ugovoru (dative singular)
ugovorima (dative plural)
ugovor (accusative singular)
ugovore (accusative plural)
ugovore (singular vocative)
ugovori (plural vocative)
ugovoru (locative singular)
ugovorima (locative plural)
ugovorom (instrumental singular)
ugovorima (instrumental plural)


gulaš

gȕlāš (canonical masculine)
гу̏ла̄ш (Cyrillic)
gulaš (nominative singular)
gulaši (nominative plural)
gulaša (genitive singular)
gulaša (genitive plural)
gulašu (dative singular)
gulašima (dative plural)
gulaš (accusative singular)
gulaše (accusative plural)
gulašu (singular vocative)
gulaši (plural vocative)
gulašu (locative singular)
gulašima (locative plural)
gulašom (instrumental singular)
gulašima (instrumental plural)


nepobjedivost

nepobjèdivōst f (Cyrillic spelling непобјѐдиво̄ст)

nepobjèdivōst (canonical feminine)
непобјѐдиво̄ст (Cyrillic)
nepobjèdivōst (nominative singular)
nepobjèdivosti (genitive singular)
nepobjedivosti (dative singular)
nepobjedivost (accusative singular)
nepobjedivosti (singular vocative)
nepobjedivosti (locative singular)
nepobjèdivosti (instrumental singular)
nepobjèdivošću (instrumental singular)
nepobèdivōst (alternative Ekavian)


markiz

màrkīz (canonical masculine)
ма̀ркӣз (Cyrillic)
màrkīz (nominative singular)
markizovi (nominative plural)
markíza (genitive singular)
markizova (genitive plural)
markizu (dative singular)
markizovima (dative plural)
markiza (accusative singular)
markizove (accusative plural)
markiže (singular vocative)
markizovi (plural vocative)
markizu (locative singular)
markizovima (locative plural)
markizom (instrumental singular)
markizovima (instrumental plural)


markiza

markíza (canonical feminine)
марки́за (Cyrillic)
markíza (nominative singular)
markíze (nominative plural)
markízē (genitive singular)
markízā (genitive plural)
markízi (dative singular)
markízama (dative plural)
markízu (accusative singular)
markíze (accusative plural)
mȁrkīzo (singular vocative)
markízo (singular vocative)
markíze (plural vocative)
markízi (locative singular)
markízama (locative plural)
markízōm (instrumental singular)
markízama (instrumental plural)


tmina

tmȉna (canonical feminine)
тми̏на (Cyrillic)


vrba

vŕba (canonical feminine)
вр́ба (Cyrillic)
vrba (nominative singular)
vrbe (nominative plural)
vrbe (genitive singular)
vrbi (genitive plural)
vrbi (dative singular)
vrbama (dative plural)
vrbu (accusative singular)
vrbe (accusative plural)
vrbo (singular vocative)
vrbe (plural vocative)
vrbi (locative singular)
vrbama (locative plural)
vrbom (instrumental singular)
vrbama (instrumental plural)


preokret

prȅokrēt m (Cyrillic spelling пре̏окре̄т)

prȅokrēt (canonical masculine)
пре̏окре̄т (Cyrillic)
preokret (nominative singular)
preokreti (nominative plural)
preokreta (genitive singular)
preokreta (genitive plural)
preokretu (dative singular)
preokretima (dative plural)
preokret (accusative singular)
preokrete (accusative plural)
preokrete (singular vocative)
preokreti (plural vocative)
preokretu (locative singular)
preokretima (locative plural)
preokretom (instrumental singular)
preokretima (instrumental plural)

revolution, turning point (sudden change of state or direction of something)


klasje

klȃsje (canonical neuter)
кла̑сје (Cyrillic)
klasje (nominative singular)
klasja (genitive singular)
klasju (dative singular)
klasje (accusative singular)
klasje (singular vocative)
klasju (locative singular)
klasjem (instrumental singular)


procjena

prȍcjena f (Cyrillic spelling про̏цјена)

prȍcjena (canonical feminine)
про̏цјена (Cyrillic)
procjena (nominative singular)
procjene (nominative plural)
procjene (genitive singular)
procjena (genitive plural)
procjeni (dative singular)
procjenama (dative plural)
procjenu (accusative singular)
procjene (accusative plural)
procjeno (singular vocative)
procjene (plural vocative)
procjeni (locative singular)
procjenama (locative plural)
procjenom (instrumental singular)
procjenama (instrumental plural)
prȍcena (alternative Ekavian)


uspavanka

uspàvānka f (Cyrillic spelling успа̀ва̄нка)

uspàvānka (canonical feminine)
успа̀ва̄нка (Cyrillic)
uspàvānka (nominative singular)
uspavanke (nominative plural)
uspavanke (genitive singular)
uspàvānkā (genitive plural)
uspàvānkī (genitive plural)
uspavanki (dative singular)
uspavankama (dative plural)
uspavanku (accusative singular)
uspavanke (accusative plural)
uspavanko (singular vocative)
uspavanke (plural vocative)
uspavanki (locative singular)
uspavankama (locative plural)
uspavankom (instrumental singular)
uspavankama (instrumental plural)


zaslada

zȃslada (canonical feminine)
за̑слада (Cyrillic)


magija

màgija (canonical feminine)
ма̀гија (Cyrillic)
magija (nominative singular)
magije (nominative plural)
magije (genitive singular)
magija (genitive plural)
magiji (dative singular)
magijama (dative plural)
magiju (accusative singular)
magije (accusative plural)
magijo (singular vocative)
magije (plural vocative)
magiji (locative singular)
magijama (locative plural)
magijom (instrumental singular)
magijama (instrumental plural)


техника

тѐхника (canonical feminine)
tèhnika (romanization)
техника (nominative singular)
технике (nominative plural)
технике (genitive singular)
техника (genitive plural)
техници (dative singular)
техникама (dative plural)
технику (accusative singular)
технике (accusative plural)
технико (singular vocative)
технике (plural vocative)
техники (locative singular)
техникама (locative plural)
техником (instrumental singular)
техникама (instrumental plural)

From Ancient Greek τεχνικός (tekhnikós, “artistic, skillful”), from τέχνη (tékhnē, “skill”).


potkova

pòtkova (canonical feminine)
по̀ткова (Cyrillic)
potkova (nominative singular)
potkove (nominative plural)
potkove (genitive singular)
potkova (genitive plural)
potkovi (dative singular)
potkovama (dative plural)
potkovu (accusative singular)
potkove (accusative plural)
potkovo (singular vocative)
potkove (plural vocative)
potkovi (locative singular)
potkovama (locative plural)
potkovom (instrumental singular)
potkovama (instrumental plural)


teka

téka (canonical feminine)
те́ка (Cyrillic)
téka (nominative singular)
teke (nominative plural)
teke (genitive singular)
teka (genitive plural)
téci (dative singular)
tekama (dative plural)
teku (accusative singular)
teke (accusative plural)
teko (singular vocative)
teke (plural vocative)
téci (locative singular)
tekama (locative plural)
tekom (instrumental singular)
tekama (instrumental plural)


bilježnica

sh-noun

bìlježnica f (Cyrillic spelling бѝљежница)

bìlježnica (canonical feminine)
бѝљежница (Cyrillic)
bilježnica (nominative singular)
bilježnice (nominative plural)
bilježnice (genitive singular)
bilježnica (genitive plural)
bilježnici (dative singular)
bilježnicama (dative plural)
bilježnicu (accusative singular)
bilježnice (accusative plural)
bilježnice (singular vocative)
bilježnico (singular vocative)
bilježnice (plural vocative)
bilježnici (locative singular)
bilježnicama (locative plural)
bilježnicom (instrumental singular)
bilježnicama (instrumental plural)
bèležnica (alternative Ekavian)


obred

òbred (canonical masculine)
о̀бред (Cyrillic)
obred (nominative singular)
obredi (nominative plural)
obreda (genitive singular)
obreda (genitive plural)
obredu (dative singular)
obredima (dative plural)
obred (accusative singular)
obrede (accusative plural)
obrede (singular vocative)
obredi (plural vocative)
obredu (locative singular)
obredima (locative plural)
obredom (instrumental singular)
obredima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Russian обряд (obrjad) or Czech obřad, ultimately from Proto-Slavic *obrędъ. First attested in the 19th century.


dudov svilac

dudov svilac m (Cyrillic spelling дудов свилац)

дудов свилац (Cyrillic)


tamo

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


vrsta

vŕsta (canonical feminine)
вр́ста (Cyrillic)
vŕsta (nominative singular)
vŕste (nominative plural)
vŕstē (genitive singular)
vŕstā (genitive plural)
vŕstī (genitive plural)
vŕsti (dative singular)
vŕstama (dative plural)
vŕstu (accusative singular)
vŕste (accusative plural)
vȓsto (singular vocative)
vŕste (plural vocative)
vȓste (plural vocative)
vŕsti (locative singular)
vŕstama (locative plural)
vŕstōm (instrumental singular)
vŕstama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *vьrsta, from Proto-Indo-European *wert- (“to rotate, spin”).

der

vrsta mesa

svih vrsta - of all kind (Gen. Pl.)

Homo sapiens je jedina preživjela ljudska vrsta

Homo sapiens is the only surviving human species

Нека свакь разсуди ко буде читати ове врсте, каква чувствованїя [...] могусе усеяти и у коренити у едно младо срце чрез сами еднодневни разговорь [...]

1783, Досиѳеи Обрадовичь, Животь и приключенїя. Прва часть, Лаипсїк: Тїпографїя Браиткопфа, page 71:

May everyone who will read these lines judge what feelings … can be planted and take root in one young heart through a mere one-day dialogue …

Neka svakь razsudi ko bude čitati ove vrste, kakva čuvstvovanija … moguse usejati i u koreniti u edno mlado srce črez sami ednodnevni razgovorь …

тим би се код нас [у Рјечнику] могло уштеђети неколико врсти

1818, Вук Стефановић Караџић, Српски рјечник истолкован Њемачким и Латинским ријечима [Serbian Dictionary Explained with German and Latin Words], Беч: gedruckt bei den P. P. Armeniern, page XVIII:

that way several lines [in the Dictionary] could've been saved for other purposes

tim bi se kod nas [u Rječniku] moglo ušteđeti nekoliko vrsti

Л е л е љ а л е припијева се уза сваку врсту.

1841, Вук Стефановић Караџић, Српске народне пјесме. Књига прва, у којој су различне женске пјесме, Беч: Штампарија Јерменскога манастира, page 1:

L e l e lj a l e is sung after each verse.

L e l e lj a l e pripijeva se uza svaku vrstu.


ograda

ȍgrada (canonical feminine)
о̏града (Cyrillic)
ograda (nominative singular)
ograde (nominative plural)
ograde (genitive singular)
ograda (genitive plural)
ogradi (dative singular)
ogradama (dative plural)
ogradu (accusative singular)
ograde (accusative plural)
ogrado (singular vocative)
ograde (plural vocative)
ogradi (locative singular)
ogradama (locative plural)
ogradom (instrumental singular)
ogradama (instrumental plural)

o- + graditi where o- is the short form of ob-. See *h₂m̥bʰi (“round about, around”).


sklonidba

sh-noun

sklònidba f (Cyrillic spelling скло̀нидба)

sklònidba (canonical feminine)
скло̀нидба (Cyrillic)
sklònidba (nominative singular)
sklonidbe (nominative plural)
sklonidbe (genitive singular)
sklonidābā (genitive plural)
sklonidba (genitive plural)
sklonidbī (genitive plural)
sklonidbi (dative singular)
sklonidbama (dative plural)
sklonidbu (accusative singular)
sklonidbe (accusative plural)
sklonidbo (singular vocative)
sklonidbe (plural vocative)
sklonidbi (locative singular)
sklonidbama (locative plural)
sklonidbom (instrumental singular)
sklonidbama (instrumental plural)

From sklòniti + -idba. Compare Bulgarian склоне́ние (sklonénie) and Russian склоне́ние (sklonénije).


svetkovina

svètkovina f (Cyrillic spelling свѐтковина)

svètkovina (canonical feminine)
свѐтковина (Cyrillic)
svetkovina (nominative singular)
svetkovine (nominative plural)
svetkovine (genitive singular)
svetkovina (genitive plural)
svetkovini (dative singular)
svetkovinama (dative plural)
svetkovinu (accusative singular)
svetkovine (accusative plural)
svetkovino (singular vocative)
svetkovine (plural vocative)
svetkovini (locative singular)
svetkovinama (locative plural)
svetkovinom (instrumental singular)
svetkovinama (instrumental plural)

celebration due to some holiday or saint's day


prosjak

prȍsjāk (canonical masculine)
про̏сја̄к (Cyrillic)
prȍsjāk (nominative singular)
prȍsjāci (nominative plural)
prosjaka (genitive singular)
prosjaka (genitive plural)
prosjaku (dative singular)
prosjacima (dative plural)
prosjaka (accusative singular)
prosjake (accusative plural)
prȍsjāče (singular vocative)
prosjaci (plural vocative)
prosjaku (locative singular)
prosjacima (locative plural)
prosjakom (instrumental singular)
prosjacima (instrumental plural)


špinat

špìnāt (canonical masculine)
шпѝна̄т (Cyrillic)
špìnāt (nominative singular)
špináta (genitive singular)
špinatu (dative singular)
špinat (accusative singular)
špinate (singular vocative)
špinatu (locative singular)
špinatom (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from German Spinat, from Italian spinacio, from Persian اسفناج (esfenâj).


šesterac

šestérac m (Cyrillic spelling шесте́рац)

šestérac (canonical masculine)
шесте́рац (Cyrillic)
šestérac (nominative singular)
šestérci (nominative plural)
šestérca (genitive singular)
šèstērācā (genitive plural)
šestercu (dative singular)
šestercima (dative plural)
šesterac (accusative singular)
šesterce (accusative plural)
šesterče (singular vocative)
šesterci (plural vocative)
šestercu (locative singular)
šestercima (locative plural)
šestercem (instrumental singular)
šestercima (instrumental plural)

any group or block of six units, items or elements


progon

prògon (canonical masculine)
про̀гон (Cyrillic)
progon (nominative singular)
progoni (nominative plural)
progona (genitive singular)
progona (genitive plural)
progonu (dative singular)
progonima (dative plural)
progon (accusative singular)
progone (accusative plural)
progone (singular vocative)
progoni (plural vocative)
progonu (locative singular)
progonima (locative plural)
progonom (instrumental singular)
progonima (instrumental plural)


prepad

prépad (canonical masculine)
пре́пад (Cyrillic)
prepad (nominative singular)
prepadi (nominative plural)
prepada (genitive singular)
prepada (genitive plural)
prepadu (dative singular)
prepadima (dative plural)
prepad (accusative singular)
prepade (accusative plural)
prepade (singular vocative)
prepadi (plural vocative)
prepadu (locative singular)
prepadima (locative plural)
prepadom (instrumental singular)
prepadima (instrumental plural)


krstarica

krstàrica f (Cyrillic spelling крста̀рица)

krstàrica (canonical feminine)
крста̀рица (Cyrillic)
krstarica (nominative singular)
krstarice (nominative plural)
krstarice (genitive singular)
krstarica (genitive plural)
krstarici (dative singular)
krstaricama (dative plural)
krstaricu (accusative singular)
krstarice (accusative plural)
krstarice (singular vocative)
krstarico (singular vocative)
krstarice (plural vocative)
krstarici (locative singular)
krstaricama (locative plural)
krstaricom (instrumental singular)
krstaricama (instrumental plural)


pređa

prȅđa (canonical feminine)
пре̏ђа (Cyrillic)
prȅđa (nominative singular)
pređe (nominative plural)
pređe (genitive singular)
prȇđā (genitive plural)
pređi (dative singular)
pređama (dative plural)
pređu (accusative singular)
pređe (accusative plural)
pređo (singular vocative)
pređe (plural vocative)
pređi (locative singular)
pređama (locative plural)
pređom (instrumental singular)
pređama (instrumental plural)


sklonište

sklȍnīšte n (Cyrillic spelling скло̏нӣште)

sklȍnīšte (canonical neuter)
скло̏нӣште (Cyrillic)
sklonište (nominative singular)
skloništa (nominative plural)
skloništa (genitive singular)
skloništa (genitive plural)
skloništu (dative singular)
skloništima (dative plural)
sklonište (accusative singular)
skloništa (accusative plural)
sklonište (singular vocative)
skloništa (plural vocative)
skloništu (locative singular)
skloništima (locative plural)
skloništem (instrumental singular)
skloništima (instrumental plural)


oker

òker (canonical masculine)
о̀кер (Cyrillic)


rudnik

rȗdnīk (canonical masculine)
ру̑днӣк (Cyrillic)
rudnik (nominative singular)
rudnici (nominative plural)
rudnika (genitive singular)
rudnika (genitive plural)
rudniku (dative singular)
rudnicima (dative plural)
rudnik (accusative singular)
rudnike (accusative plural)
rudniče (singular vocative)
rudnici (plural vocative)
rudniku (locative singular)
rudnicima (locative plural)
rudnikom (instrumental singular)
rudnicima (instrumental plural)

mine (place from which ore is extracted)


ruj

rȗj (canonical masculine)
ру̑ј (Cyrillic)
rȗj (nominative singular)
rujevi (nominative plural)
ruja (genitive singular)
rujeva (genitive plural)
ruju (dative singular)
rujevima (dative plural)
ruj (accusative singular)
rujeve (accusative plural)
ruju (singular vocative)
rujevi (plural vocative)
ruju (locative singular)
rujevima (locative plural)
rujem (instrumental singular)
rujevima (instrumental plural)


okupator

okùpātor m (Cyrillic spelling оку̀па̄тор)

okùpātor (canonical masculine)
оку̀па̄тор (Cyrillic)
okupator (nominative singular)
okupatori (nominative plural)
okupatora (genitive singular)
okupatora (genitive plural)
okupatoru (dative singular)
okupatorima (dative plural)
okupatora (accusative singular)
okupatore (accusative plural)
okupatore (singular vocative)
okupatori (plural vocative)
okupatoru (locative singular)
okupatorima (locative plural)
okupatorom (instrumental singular)
okupatorima (instrumental plural)


oktava

oktáva (canonical feminine)
окта́ва (Cyrillic)
oktava (nominative singular)
oktave (nominative plural)
oktave (genitive singular)
oktava (genitive plural)
oktavi (dative singular)
oktavama (dative plural)
oktavu (accusative singular)
oktave (accusative plural)
oktavo (singular vocative)
oktave (plural vocative)
oktavi (locative singular)
oktavama (locative plural)
oktavom (instrumental singular)
oktavama (instrumental plural)


gerila

gerìla (canonical feminine)
герѝла (Cyrillic)
gerila (nominative singular)
gerile (nominative plural)
gerile (genitive singular)
gerila (genitive plural)
gerili (dative singular)
gerilama (dative plural)
gerilu (accusative singular)
gerile (accusative plural)
gerilo (singular vocative)
gerile (plural vocative)
gerili (locative singular)
gerilama (locative plural)
gerilom (instrumental singular)
gerilama (instrumental plural)


gerilac

gerílac (canonical masculine)
гери́лац (Cyrillic)
gerílac (nominative singular)
gerilci (nominative plural)
gerilca (genitive singular)
gèrīlācā (genitive plural)
gerilcu (dative singular)
gerilcima (dative plural)
gerilca (accusative singular)
gerilce (accusative plural)
gèrīlče (singular vocative)
gerilci (plural vocative)
gerilcu (locative singular)
gerilcima (locative plural)
gerilcem (instrumental singular)
gerilcima (instrumental plural)


geto

gȅto (canonical masculine)
ге̏то (Cyrillic)
gȅto (nominative singular)
gȅta (nominative plural)
geta (genitive singular)
gȇtā (genitive plural)
getu (dative singular)
getima (dative plural)
geto (accusative singular)
geta (accusative plural)
geto (singular vocative)
geta (plural vocative)
getu (locative singular)
getima (locative plural)
getom (instrumental singular)
getima (instrumental plural)


posudba

pòsudba (canonical feminine)
по̀судба (Cyrillic)


razdor

rázdor (canonical masculine)
ра́здор (Cyrillic)
razdor (nominative singular)
razdori (nominative plural)
razdora (genitive singular)
razdora (genitive plural)
razdoru (dative singular)
razdorima (dative plural)
razdor (accusative singular)
razdore (accusative plural)
razdore (singular vocative)
razdori (plural vocative)
razdoru (locative singular)
razdorima (locative plural)
razdorom (instrumental singular)
razdorima (instrumental plural)


razdražljivost

razdràžljivōst f (Cyrillic spelling раздра̀жљиво̄ст)

razdràžljivōst (canonical feminine)
раздра̀жљиво̄ст (Cyrillic)


muškarac

muškárac m (Cyrillic spelling мушка́рац)

muškárac (canonical masculine)
мушка́рац (Cyrillic)
muškárac (nominative singular)
muškarci (nominative plural)
muškarca (genitive singular)
mùškārācā (genitive plural)
muškarcu (dative singular)
muškarcima (dative plural)
muškarca (accusative singular)
muškarce (accusative plural)
mȕškārče (singular vocative)
muškarci (plural vocative)
muškarcu (locative singular)
muškarcima (locative plural)
muškarcem (instrumental singular)
muškarcima (instrumental plural)

From *muškar (“male animal”) + -ac, from mȕškī.


uš

ȗš (canonical feminine)
у̑ш (Cyrillic)
ȗš (nominative singular)
ȕši (nominative plural)
uši (genitive singular)
ùšijū (genitive plural)
úšī (genitive plural)
uši (dative singular)
ušima (dative plural)
uš (accusative singular)
uši (accusative plural)
uši (singular vocative)
uši (plural vocative)
uši (locative singular)
ušima (locative plural)
ušju (instrumental singular)
uši (instrumental singular)
ušima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *vъšь, whence also vȃš (and diminutive vȁška).


sjeme

sjȅme (canonical neuter)
сје̏ме (Cyrillic)
sjȅme (nominative singular)
sjemena (nominative plural)
sjȅmena (genitive singular)
sjemena (genitive plural)
sjemenu (dative singular)
sjemenima (dative plural)
sjeme (accusative singular)
sjemena (accusative plural)
sjeme (singular vocative)
sjemena (plural vocative)
sjemenu (locative singular)
sjemenima (locative plural)
sjemenom (instrumental singular)
sjemenima (instrumental plural)
sȅme (alternative Ekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sěmę, from Proto-Indo-European *séh₁mn̥.


konop

kònop (canonical masculine)
ко̀ноп (Cyrillic)
kònop (nominative singular)
konopi (nominative plural)
konopa (genitive singular)
kȍnōpā (genitive plural)
konopu (dative singular)
konopima (dative plural)
konop (accusative singular)
konope (accusative plural)
konope (singular vocative)
konopi (plural vocative)
konopu (locative singular)
konopima (locative plural)
konopom (instrumental singular)
konopima (instrumental plural)

Alternative form of kànāp (“rope, cord”)


konopac

kònopac (canonical masculine)
ко̀нопац (Cyrillic)
konopac (nominative singular)
konopci (nominative plural)
konopca (genitive singular)
konopaca (genitive plural)
konopcu (dative singular)
konopcima (dative plural)
konopac (accusative singular)
konopce (accusative plural)
konopče (singular vocative)
konopci (plural vocative)
konopcu (locative singular)
konopcima (locative plural)
konopcem (instrumental singular)
konopcima (instrumental plural)


debljina

debljìna (canonical feminine)
дебљѝна (Cyrillic)
debljìna (nominative singular)
debljine (nominative plural)
debljine (genitive singular)
debljínā (genitive plural)
debljini (dative singular)
debljinama (dative plural)
debljinu (accusative singular)
debljine (accusative plural)
debljino (singular vocative)
debljine (plural vocative)
debljini (locative singular)
debljinama (locative plural)
debljinom (instrumental singular)
debljinama (instrumental plural)


stopalo

stòpalo (canonical neuter)
сто̀пало (Cyrillic)
stòpalo (nominative singular)
stopala (nominative plural)
stopala (genitive singular)
stȍpālā (genitive plural)
stopalu (dative singular)
stopalima (dative plural)
stopalo (accusative singular)
stopala (accusative plural)
stopalo (singular vocative)
stopala (plural vocative)
stopalu (locative singular)
stopalima (locative plural)
stopalom (instrumental singular)
stopalima (instrumental plural)


koljeno

kòljeno (canonical neuter)
ко̀љено (Cyrillic)
kòljeno (nominative singular)
koljena (nominative plural)
koljena (genitive singular)
kȍljēnā (genitive plural)
koljenu (dative singular)
koljenima (dative plural)
koljeno (accusative singular)
koljena (accusative plural)
koljeno (singular vocative)
koljena (plural vocative)
koljenu (locative singular)
koljenima (locative plural)
koljenom (instrumental singular)
koljenima (instrumental plural)
kòleno (alternative Ekavian)
kolino (alternative Ikavian)


krilo

krílo (canonical neuter)
кри́ло (Cyrillic)
krilo (nominative singular)
krila (nominative plural)
krila (genitive singular)
krila (genitive plural)
krilu (dative singular)
krilima (dative plural)
krilo (accusative singular)
krila (accusative plural)
krilo (singular vocative)
krila (plural vocative)
krilu (locative singular)
krilima (locative plural)
krilom (instrumental singular)
krilima (instrumental plural)