жаргон

жа̀рго̄н (canonical masculine)
žàrgōn (romanization)
жа̀рго̄н (nominative singular)
жаргони (nominative plural)
жарго́на (genitive singular)
жаргона (genitive plural)
жаргону (dative singular)
жаргонима (dative plural)
жаргон (accusative singular)
жаргоне (accusative plural)
жаргоне (singular vocative)
жаргони (plural vocative)
жаргону (locative singular)
жаргонима (locative plural)
жаргоном (instrumental singular)
жаргонима (instrumental plural)


тепих

тѐпих (canonical masculine)
tèpih (romanization)
тепих (nominative singular)
теписи (nominative plural)
тепиха (genitive singular)
тепиха (genitive plural)
тепиху (dative singular)
теписима (dative plural)
тепих (accusative singular)
тепихе (accusative plural)
тепише (singular vocative)
теписи (plural vocative)
тепиху (locative singular)
теписима (locative plural)
тепихом (instrumental singular)
теписима (instrumental plural)


sangvinik

sh-noun

sangvìnik m (Cyrillic spelling сангвѝник)

sangvìnik (canonical masculine)
сангвѝник (Cyrillic)
sangvinik (nominative singular)
sangvinici (nominative plural)
sangvinika (genitive singular)
sangvinika (genitive plural)
sangviniku (dative singular)
sangvinicima (dative plural)
sangvinika (accusative singular)
sangvinike (accusative plural)
sangviniče (singular vocative)
sangvinici (plural vocative)
sangviniku (locative singular)
sangvinicima (locative plural)
sangvinikom (instrumental singular)
sangvinicima (instrumental plural)


obrana

ȍbrana (canonical feminine)
о̏брана (Cyrillic)
obrana (nominative singular)
obrane (nominative plural)
obrane (genitive singular)
obrana (genitive plural)
obrani (dative singular)
obranama (dative plural)
obranu (accusative singular)
obrane (accusative plural)
obrano (singular vocative)
obrane (plural vocative)
obrani (locative singular)
obranama (locative plural)
obranom (instrumental singular)
obranama (instrumental plural)
ȍdbrana (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


bukvice

inflection of bukvica:
genitive singular

inflection of bukvica:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


saharin

sahàrīn (canonical masculine)
саха̀рӣн (Cyrillic)
sahàrīn (nominative singular)
saharína (genitive singular)
saharinu (dative singular)
saharin (accusative singular)
saharine (singular vocative)
saharinu (locative singular)
saharinom (instrumental singular)

From Medieval Latin saccharum, from Ancient Greek σάκχᾰρον (sákkhăron).


saharoza

saharóza f (Cyrillic spelling сахаро́за)

saharóza (canonical feminine)
сахаро́за (Cyrillic)
saharoza (nominative singular)
saharoze (genitive singular)
saharozi (dative singular)
saharozu (accusative singular)
saharozo (singular vocative)
saharozi (locative singular)
saharozom (instrumental singular)


žal

žȃl (canonical feminine masculine)
жа̑л (Cyrillic)
žal (nominative singular)
žalovi (nominative plural)
žala (genitive singular)
žalova (genitive plural)
žalu (dative singular)
žalovima (dative plural)
žal (accusative singular)
žalove (accusative plural)
žale (singular vocative)
žalovi (plural vocative)
žalu (locative singular)
žalovima (locative plural)
žalom (instrumental singular)
žalovima (instrumental plural)


žal

žȃl (canonical masculine)
жа̑л (Cyrillic)
žȃl (nominative singular)
žalovi (nominative plural)
žali (nominative plural)
žala (genitive singular)
žálōvā (genitive plural)
žálā (genitive plural)
žalu (dative singular)
žalovima (dative plural)
žalima (dative plural)
žal (accusative singular)
žalove (accusative plural)
žale (accusative plural)
žale (singular vocative)
žalovi (plural vocative)
žali (plural vocative)
žalu (locative singular)
žalovima (locative plural)
žalima (locative plural)
žalom (instrumental singular)
žalovima (instrumental plural)
žalima (instrumental plural)
žálo (alternative)

Borrowed from Greek γιαλός (gialós). First attested in the 17th century.


zločin

zlòčin (canonical masculine)
зло̀чин (Cyrillic)
zločin (nominative singular)
zločini (nominative plural)
zločina (genitive singular)
zločina (genitive plural)
zločinu (dative singular)
zločinima (dative plural)
zločin (accusative singular)
zločine (accusative plural)
zločine (singular vocative)
zločini (plural vocative)
zločinu (locative singular)
zločinima (locative plural)
zločinom (instrumental singular)
zločinima (instrumental plural)


дикобраз

ди̏кобра̄з (canonical masculine)
dȉkobrāz (romanization)
дикобраз (nominative singular)
дикобрази (nominative plural)
дикобраза (genitive singular)
дикобраза (genitive plural)
дикобразу (dative singular)
дикобразима (dative plural)
дикобраза (accusative singular)
дикобразе (accusative plural)
дикобразе (singular vocative)
дикобрази (plural vocative)
дикобразу (locative singular)
дикобразима (locative plural)
дикобразом (instrumental singular)
дикобразима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed by Bogoslav Šulek from Czech dikobraz.


veslo

vèslo (canonical neuter)
вѐсло (Cyrillic)
vèslo (nominative singular)
vesla (nominative plural)
vesla (genitive singular)
vesálā (genitive plural)
veslu (dative singular)
veslima (dative plural)
veslo (accusative singular)
vesla (accusative plural)
veslo (singular vocative)
vesla (plural vocative)
veslu (locative singular)
veslima (locative plural)
veslom (instrumental singular)
veslima (instrumental plural)


sposobnost

sposóbnōst f (Cyrillic spelling спосо́бно̄ст)

sposóbnōst (canonical feminine)
спосо́бно̄ст (Cyrillic)
sposobnost (nominative singular)
sposobnosti (nominative plural)
sposobnosti (genitive singular)
sposobnosti (genitive plural)
sposobnosti (dative singular)
sposobnostima (dative plural)
sposobnost (accusative singular)
sposobnosti (accusative plural)
sposobnosti (singular vocative)
sposobnosti (plural vocative)
sposobnosti (locative singular)
sposobnostima (locative plural)
sposobnošću (instrumental singular)
sposobnosti (instrumental singular)
sposobnostima (instrumental plural)


способност

спосо́бно̄ст

спосо́бно̄ст f (Latin spelling sposóbnōst)

спосо́бно̄ст (canonical feminine)
sposóbnōst (romanization)
способност (nominative singular)
способности (nominative plural)
способности (genitive singular)
способности (genitive plural)
способности (dative singular)
способностима (dative plural)
способност (accusative singular)
способности (accusative plural)
способности (singular vocative)
способности (plural vocative)
способности (locative singular)
способностима (locative plural)
способношћу (instrumental singular)
способности (instrumental singular)
способностима (instrumental plural)

спо‧соб‧ност

From спо̏собан.


karta

kȃrta (canonical feminine)
ка̑рта (Cyrillic)
kȃrta (nominative singular)
karte (nominative plural)
karte (genitive singular)
kȁrātā (genitive plural)
kȃrtī (genitive plural)
karti (dative singular)
kartama (dative plural)
kartu (accusative singular)
karte (accusative plural)
karto (singular vocative)
karte (plural vocative)
karti (locative singular)
kartama (locative plural)
kartom (instrumental singular)
kartama (instrumental plural)

From Latin charta, from Ancient Greek χάρτης (khártēs, “papyrus, paper”).


brom

brȍm (canonical masculine)
бро̏м (Cyrillic)
brom (nominative singular)
broma (genitive singular)
bromu (dative singular)
brom (accusative singular)
brome (singular vocative)
bromu (locative singular)
bromom (instrumental singular)


špaga

špága (canonical feminine)
шпа́га (Cyrillic)
špaga (nominative singular)
špage (nominative plural)
špage (genitive singular)
špaga (genitive plural)
špagi (dative singular)
špagama (dative plural)
špagu (accusative singular)
špage (accusative plural)
špago (singular vocative)
špage (plural vocative)
špagi (locative singular)
špagama (locative plural)
špagom (instrumental singular)
špagama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Spage, from Italian spago.


нафта

на̏фта (canonical feminine)
nȁfta (romanization)
нафта (nominative singular)
нафте (genitive singular)
нафти (dative singular)
нафту (accusative singular)
нафто (singular vocative)
нафти (locative singular)
нафтом (instrumental singular)

From Latin naphtha, from Ancient Greek νάφθα (náphtha).


selen

sȅlēn (canonical masculine)
се̏ле̄н (Cyrillic)
selen (nominative singular)
seleni (nominative plural)
selena (genitive singular)
selena (genitive plural)
selenu (dative singular)
selenima (dative plural)
selen (accusative singular)
selene (accusative plural)
selenu (singular vocative)
seleni (plural vocative)
selenu (locative singular)
selenima (locative plural)
selenom (instrumental singular)
selenima (instrumental plural)
sèlēnij (alternative)
selenijum (alternative)


semantika

sh-noun

semàntika f (Cyrillic spelling сема̀нтика)

semàntika (canonical feminine)
сема̀нтика (Cyrillic)
semantika (nominative singular)
semantike (genitive singular)
semantici (dative singular)
semantiku (accusative singular)
semantiko (singular vocative)
semantici (locative singular)
semantikom (instrumental singular)


semafor

sȅmafōr (canonical masculine)
се̏мафо̄р (Cyrillic)
semafor (nominative singular)
semafori (nominative plural)
semafora (genitive singular)
semafora (genitive plural)
semaforu (dative singular)
semaforima (dative plural)
semafor (accusative singular)
semafore (accusative plural)
semafore (singular vocative)
semafori (plural vocative)
semaforu (locative singular)
semaforima (locative plural)
semaforom (instrumental singular)
semaforima (instrumental plural)


kiks

kȉks (canonical masculine)
ки̏кс (Cyrillic)


mrak

mrȃk (canonical masculine)
мра̑к (Cyrillic)
mrȃk (nominative singular)
mrȁkovi (nominative plural)
mraka (genitive singular)
mrakova (genitive plural)
mraku (dative singular)
mrakovima (dative plural)
mrak (accusative singular)
mrakove (accusative plural)
mrače (singular vocative)
mrakovi (plural vocative)
mraku (locative singular)
mrakovima (locative plural)
mrakom (instrumental singular)
mrakovima (instrumental plural)

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

inh

Oni rade od jutra do mraka.

Ta knjiga je mrak.

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


bitva

bȉtva (canonical feminine)
би̏тва (Cyrillic)
bȉtva (nominative singular)
bȉtve (nominative plural)
bȉtve (genitive singular)
bȉtva (genitive plural)
bȉtvi (dative singular)
bȉtvama (dative plural)
bȉtvu (accusative singular)
bȉtve (accusative plural)
bȉtvo (singular vocative)
bȉtve (plural vocative)
bȉtvi (locative singular)
bȉtvama (locative plural)
bȉtvom (instrumental singular)
bȉtvama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Italian bitta (“bollard”).


bitva

bȉtva (canonical feminine)
би̏тва (Cyrillic)


ror

rȏr (canonical masculine)
ро̑р (Cyrillic)
ror (nominative singular)
rorovi (nominative plural)
rora (genitive singular)
rorova (genitive plural)
roru (dative singular)
rorovima (dative plural)
ror (accusative singular)
rorove (accusative plural)
rore (singular vocative)
rorovi (plural vocative)
roru (locative singular)
rorovima (locative plural)
rorom (instrumental singular)
rorovima (instrumental plural)


kandidatura

sh-noun

kandidatúra f (Cyrillic spelling кандидату́ра)

kandidatúra (canonical feminine)
кандидату́ра (Cyrillic)
kandidatura (nominative singular)
kandidature (nominative plural)
kandidature (genitive singular)
kandidatura (genitive plural)
kandidaturi (dative singular)
kandidaturama (dative plural)
kandidaturu (accusative singular)
kandidature (accusative plural)
kandidaturo (singular vocative)
kandidature (plural vocative)
kandidaturi (locative singular)
kandidaturama (locative plural)
kandidaturom (instrumental singular)
kandidaturama (instrumental plural)


kapitalist

kapitàlist m (Cyrillic spelling капита̀лист)

kapitàlist (canonical masculine)
капита̀лист (Cyrillic)
kapitalist (nominative singular)
kapitalisti (nominative plural)
kapitalista (genitive singular)
kapitalista (genitive plural)
kapitalistu (dative singular)
kapitalistima (dative plural)
kapitalista (accusative singular)
kapitaliste (accusative plural)
kapitaliste (singular vocative)
kapitalisti (plural vocative)
kapitalistu (locative singular)
kapitalistima (locative plural)
kapitalistom (instrumental singular)
kapitalistima (instrumental plural)
kapitàlista (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


karikatura

karikatúra f (Cyrillic spelling карикату́ра)

karikatúra (canonical feminine)
карикату́ра (Cyrillic)
karikatura (nominative singular)
karikature (nominative plural)
karikature (genitive singular)
karikatura (genitive plural)
karikaturi (dative singular)
karikaturama (dative plural)
karikaturu (accusative singular)
karikature (accusative plural)
karikaturo (singular vocative)
karikature (plural vocative)
karikaturi (locative singular)
karikaturama (locative plural)
karikaturom (instrumental singular)
karikaturama (instrumental plural)

caricature, cartoon (a drawing satirising current public figures)


kvartal

kvàrtāl (canonical masculine)
ква̀рта̄л (Cyrillic)
kvàrtāl (nominative singular)
kvartali (nominative plural)
kvartála (genitive singular)
kvartala (genitive plural)
kvartalu (dative singular)
kvartalima (dative plural)
kvartal (accusative singular)
kvartale (accusative plural)
kvartale (singular vocative)
kvartali (plural vocative)
kvartalu (locative singular)
kvartalima (locative plural)
kvartalom (instrumental singular)
kvartalima (instrumental plural)

From German Quartal, from Latin quartale?.


automat

autòmāt (canonical masculine)
ауто̀ма̄т (Cyrillic)
autòmāt (nominative singular)
automati (nominative plural)
automáta (genitive singular)
automata (genitive plural)
automatu (dative singular)
automatima (dative plural)
automat (accusative singular)
automate (accusative plural)
automate (singular vocative)
automati (plural vocative)
automatu (locative singular)
automatima (locative plural)
automatom (instrumental singular)
automatima (instrumental plural)


kibernetika

kibernètika f (Cyrillic spelling кибернѐтика)

kibernètika (canonical feminine)
кибернѐтика (Cyrillic)
kibernetika (nominative singular)
kibernetike (genitive singular)
kibernetici (dative singular)
kibernetiku (accusative singular)
kibernetiko (singular vocative)
kibernetici (locative singular)
kibernetikom (instrumental singular)


pokal

pòkāl (canonical masculine)
по̀ка̄л (Cyrillic)
pòkāl (nominative singular)
pokali (nominative plural)
pokála (genitive singular)
pokala (genitive plural)
pokalu (dative singular)
pokalima (dative plural)
pokal (accusative singular)
pokale (accusative plural)
pokale (singular vocative)
pokali (plural vocative)
pokalu (locative singular)
pokalima (locative plural)
pokalom (instrumental singular)
pokalima (instrumental plural)


rekord

rèkord (canonical masculine)
рѐкорд (Cyrillic)
rekord (nominative singular)
rekordi (nominative plural)
rekorda (genitive singular)
rekorda (genitive plural)
rekordu (dative singular)
rekordima (dative plural)
rekord (accusative singular)
rekorde (accusative plural)
rekorde (singular vocative)
rekordi (plural vocative)
rekordu (locative singular)
rekordima (locative plural)
rekordom (instrumental singular)
rekordima (instrumental plural)

record (previously unrecorded achievement)


komanda

kòmānda (canonical feminine)
ко̀ма̄нда (Cyrillic)
kòmānda (nominative singular)
komande (nominative plural)
komande (genitive singular)
kòmāndā (genitive plural)
kòmāndī (genitive plural)
komandi (dative singular)
komandama (dative plural)
komandu (accusative singular)
komande (accusative plural)
komando (singular vocative)
komande (plural vocative)
komandi (locative singular)
komandama (locative plural)
komandom (instrumental singular)
komandama (instrumental plural)


komitet

komìtēt (canonical masculine)
комѝте̄т (Cyrillic)
komìtēt (nominative singular)
komiteti (nominative plural)
komitéta (genitive singular)
komiteta (genitive plural)
komitetu (dative singular)
komitetima (dative plural)
komitet (accusative singular)
komitete (accusative plural)
komitetu (singular vocative)
komiteti (plural vocative)
komitetu (locative singular)
komitetima (locative plural)
komitetom (instrumental singular)
komitetima (instrumental plural)


kompleks

kòmpleks m (Cyrillic spelling ко̀мплекс)

kòmpleks (canonical masculine)
ко̀мплекс (Cyrillic)
kòmpleks (nominative singular)
kompleksi (nominative plural)
kòmpleksa (genitive singular)
kȍmplēksā (genitive plural)
kompleksu (dative singular)
kompleksima (dative plural)
kompleks (accusative singular)
komplekse (accusative plural)
komplekse (singular vocative)
kompleksi (plural vocative)
kompleksu (locative singular)
kompleksima (locative plural)
kompleksom (instrumental singular)
kompleksima (instrumental plural)

complex (psychologically based dislike or fear)


kompozitor

kompòzītor m (Cyrillic spelling компо̀зӣтор)

kompòzītor (canonical masculine)
компо̀зӣтор (Cyrillic)
kompozitor (nominative singular)
kompozitori (nominative plural)
kompozitora (genitive singular)
kompozitora (genitive plural)
kompozitoru (dative singular)
kompozitorima (dative plural)
kompozitora (accusative singular)
kompozitore (accusative plural)
kompozitore (singular vocative)
kompozitori (plural vocative)
kompozitoru (locative singular)
kompozitorima (locative plural)
kompozitorom (instrumental singular)
kompozitorima (instrumental plural)

(music) composer, compositor, songwriter


гусар

гу̏са̄р (canonical masculine)
gȕsār (romanization)
гусар (nominative singular)
гусари (nominative plural)
гусара (genitive singular)
гусара (genitive plural)
гусару (dative singular)
гусарима (dative plural)
гусара (accusative singular)
гусаре (accusative plural)
гусару (singular vocative)
гусари (plural vocative)
гусару (locative singular)
гусарима (locative plural)
гусаром (instrumental singular)
гусарима (instrumental plural)

Uncertain; possibilities include:
* From Italian corsaro (“corsair”), from Medieval Latin cursarius (“pirate”), from Latin cursus (“running”), from currō (“run”), from Proto-Indo-European *ḱers- (“to run”). Cognate with English corsair.
* Borrowed from Byzantine Greek χωσάριος, χονσάριος (khōsários, khonsários).
Doublet of ху̏са̄р.

bor+

χωσάριος, χονσάριος


хусар

ху̏са̄р (canonical masculine)
hȕsār (romanization)
хусар (nominative singular)
хусари (nominative plural)
хусара (genitive singular)
хусара (genitive plural)
хусару (dative singular)
хусарима (dative plural)
хусара (accusative singular)
хусаре (accusative plural)
хусару (singular vocative)
хусари (plural vocative)
хусару (locative singular)
хусарима (locative plural)
хусаром (instrumental singular)
хусарима (instrumental plural)

From Hungarian huszár (“cavalryman”), from Serbo-Croatian gusar (“highwayman, brigand”), from Byzantine Greek khossarios or khonsarios or from Italian corsaro (“corsair”), from Medieval Latin cursārius (“pirate”), from Latin cursus (“running”), from currō (“run”).


husar

hȕsār (canonical masculine)
ху̏са̄р (Cyrillic)
husar (nominative singular)
husari (nominative plural)
husara (genitive singular)
husara (genitive plural)
husaru (dative singular)
husarima (dative plural)
husara (accusative singular)
husare (accusative plural)
husaru (singular vocative)
husari (plural vocative)
husaru (locative singular)
husarima (locative plural)
husarom (instrumental singular)
husarima (instrumental plural)

From Hungarian huszár (“cavalryman”), in turn from native Serbo-Croatian gusar (“corsair”), from Byzantine Greek χωσάριος (khōsários), χονσάριος (khonsários), or from Italian corsaro (“corsair”), from Medieval Latin cursārius (“pirate”), from Latin cursus (“running”), from the verb currō (“run”).


konjanik

kȍnjanīk (canonical masculine)
ко̏њанӣк (Cyrillic)
konjanik (nominative singular)
konjanici (nominative plural)
konjanika (genitive singular)
konjanika (genitive plural)
konjaniku (dative singular)
konjanicima (dative plural)
konjanika (accusative singular)
konjanike (accusative plural)
konjaniče (singular vocative)
konjanici (plural vocative)
konjaniku (locative singular)
konjanicima (locative plural)
konjanikom (instrumental singular)
konjanicima (instrumental plural)


коњаник

ко̏њанӣк (canonical masculine)
kȍnjanīk (romanization)
коњаник (nominative singular)
коњаници (nominative plural)
коњаника (genitive singular)
коњаника (genitive plural)
коњанику (dative singular)
коњаницима (dative plural)
коњаника (accusative singular)
коњанике (accusative plural)
коњаниче (singular vocative)
коњаници (plural vocative)
коњанику (locative singular)
коњаницима (locative plural)
коњаником (instrumental singular)
коњаницима (instrumental plural)


jahač

jàhāč (canonical masculine)
ја̀ха̄ч (Cyrillic)
jàhāč (nominative singular)
jahači (nominative plural)
jaháča (genitive singular)
jahača (genitive plural)
jahaču (dative singular)
jahačima (dative plural)
jahača (accusative singular)
jahače (accusative plural)
jahaču (singular vocative)
jahači (plural vocative)
jahaču (locative singular)
jahačima (locative plural)
jahačem (instrumental singular)
jahačima (instrumental plural)


јахач

ја̀ха̄ч (canonical masculine)
jàhāč (romanization)
ја̀ха̄ч (nominative singular)
јахачи (nominative plural)
јаха́ча (genitive singular)
јахача (genitive plural)
јахачу (dative singular)
јахачима (dative plural)
јахача (accusative singular)
јахаче (accusative plural)
јахачу (singular vocative)
јахачи (plural vocative)
јахачу (locative singular)
јахачима (locative plural)
јахачем (instrumental singular)
јахачима (instrumental plural)

From ја̏хати + -ач.

af

ја̏хати + -ач


konstruktor

sh-noun

kònstruktor m (Cyrillic spelling ко̀нструктор)

kònstruktor (canonical masculine)
ко̀нструктор (Cyrillic)
konstruktor (nominative singular)
konstruktori (nominative plural)
konstruktora (genitive singular)
konstruktora (genitive plural)
konstruktoru (dative singular)
konstruktorima (dative plural)
konstruktora (accusative singular)
konstruktore (accusative plural)
konstruktore (singular vocative)
konstruktori (plural vocative)
konstruktoru (locative singular)
konstruktorima (locative plural)
konstruktorom (instrumental singular)
konstruktorima (instrumental plural)


kontakt

kòntakt (canonical masculine)
ко̀нтакт (Cyrillic)
kòntakt (nominative singular)
kontakti (nominative plural)
kontakta (genitive singular)
kȍntakātā (genitive plural)
kontaktu (dative singular)
kontaktima (dative plural)
kontakt (accusative singular)
kontakte (accusative plural)
kontakte (singular vocative)
kontakti (plural vocative)
kontaktu (locative singular)
kontaktima (locative plural)
kontaktom (instrumental singular)
kontaktima (instrumental plural)
kòntakat (alternative)


korpus

kòrpus (canonical masculine)
ко̀рпус (Cyrillic)
korpus (nominative singular)
korpusi (nominative plural)
korpusa (genitive singular)
korpusa (genitive plural)
korpusu (dative singular)
korpusima (dative plural)
korpus (accusative singular)
korpuse (accusative plural)
korpuse (singular vocative)
korpusi (plural vocative)
korpusu (locative singular)
korpusima (locative plural)
korpusom (instrumental singular)
korpusima (instrumental plural)


kotlet

kòtlēt (canonical masculine)
ко̀тле̄т (Cyrillic)
kòtlēt (nominative singular)
kotleti (nominative plural)
kotléta (genitive singular)
kotleta (genitive plural)
kotletu (dative singular)
kotletima (dative plural)
kotlet (accusative singular)
kotlete (accusative plural)
kotlete (singular vocative)
kotleti (plural vocative)
kotletu (locative singular)
kotletima (locative plural)
kotletom (instrumental singular)
kotletima (instrumental plural)


kran

krȃn (canonical masculine)
кра̑н (Cyrillic)
krȃn (nominative singular)
kránovi (nominative plural)
krana (genitive singular)
kranova (genitive plural)
kranu (dative singular)
kranovima (dative plural)
kran (accusative singular)
kranove (accusative plural)
krane (singular vocative)
kranovi (plural vocative)
kranu (locative singular)
kranovima (locative plural)
kranom (instrumental singular)
kranovima (instrumental plural)


kreditor

krèdītor (canonical masculine)
крѐдӣтор (Cyrillic)
kreditor (nominative singular)
kreditori (nominative plural)
kreditora (genitive singular)
kreditora (genitive plural)
kreditoru (dative singular)
kreditorima (dative plural)
kreditora (accusative singular)
kreditore (accusative plural)
kreditore (singular vocative)
kreditori (plural vocative)
kreditoru (locative singular)
kreditorima (locative plural)
kreditorom (instrumental singular)
kreditorima (instrumental plural)


kosinus

kòsinus (canonical masculine)
ко̀синус (Cyrillic)
kosinus (nominative singular)
kosinusi (nominative plural)
kosinusa (genitive singular)
kosinusa (genitive plural)
kosinusu (dative singular)
kosinusima (dative plural)
kosinus (accusative singular)
kosinuse (accusative plural)
kosinuse (singular vocative)
kosinusi (plural vocative)
kosinusu (locative singular)
kosinusima (locative plural)
kosinusom (instrumental singular)
kosinusima (instrumental plural)


маст

ма̑ст (canonical feminine)
mȃst (romanization)
ма̑ст (nominative singular)
масти (nominative plural)
масти (genitive singular)
масти (genitive plural)
масти (dative singular)
мастима (dative plural)
маст (accusative singular)
масти (accusative plural)
масти (singular vocative)
масти (plural vocative)
масти (locative singular)
мастима (locative plural)
масти (instrumental singular)
ма̑шћу (instrumental singular)
мастима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *mastь (Russian масть (mastʹ), Polish maść). Compare мазати.


kulisa

kulìsa (canonical feminine)
кулѝса (Cyrillic)
kulìsa (nominative singular)
kulise (nominative plural)
kulise (genitive singular)
kulísā (genitive plural)
kulisi (dative singular)
kulisama (dative plural)
kulisu (accusative singular)
kulise (accusative plural)
kuliso (singular vocative)
kulise (plural vocative)
kulisi (locative singular)
kulisama (locative plural)
kulisom (instrumental singular)
kulisama (instrumental plural)

From German Kulisse, from French coulisse.


kupon

kùpōn (canonical masculine)
ку̀по̄н (Cyrillic)
kùpōn (nominative singular)
kuponi (nominative plural)
kupóna (genitive singular)
kupona (genitive plural)
kuponu (dative singular)
kuponima (dative plural)
kupon (accusative singular)
kupone (accusative plural)
kupone (singular vocative)
kuponi (plural vocative)
kuponu (locative singular)
kuponima (locative plural)
kuponom (instrumental singular)
kuponima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from French coupon, possibly via Ottoman Turkish قوپون (kupon).


kurs

kȕrs (canonical masculine)
ку̏рс (Cyrillic)
kȕrs (nominative singular)
kùrsevi (nominative plural)
kursa (genitive singular)
kursova (genitive plural)
kursu (dative singular)
kursovima (dative plural)
kurs (accusative singular)
kursove (accusative plural)
kursu (singular vocative)
kursovi (plural vocative)
kursu (locative singular)
kursovima (locative plural)
kursom (instrumental singular)
kursovima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Kurs, from Latin cursus.


folklorist

folklòrist m (Cyrillic spelling фолкло̀рист)

folklòrist (canonical masculine)
фолкло̀рист (Cyrillic)
folklorist (nominative singular)
folkloristi (nominative plural)
folklorista (genitive singular)
folklorista (genitive plural)
folkloristu (dative singular)
folkloristima (dative plural)
folklorista (accusative singular)
folkloriste (accusative plural)
folkloriste (singular vocative)
folkloristi (plural vocative)
folkloristu (locative singular)
folkloristima (locative plural)
folkloristom (instrumental singular)
folkloristima (instrumental plural)
folklòrista (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


rese

inflection of resa:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


ekvator

èkvātor (canonical masculine)
ѐква̄тор (Cyrillic)
ekvator (nominative singular)
ekvatori (nominative plural)
ekvatora (genitive singular)
ekvatora (genitive plural)
ekvatoru (dative singular)
ekvatorima (dative plural)
ekvator (accusative singular)
ekvatore (accusative plural)
ekvatore (singular vocative)
ekvatori (plural vocative)
ekvatoru (locative singular)
ekvatorima (locative plural)
ekvatorom (instrumental singular)
ekvatorima (instrumental plural)


papagaj

papàgaj (canonical masculine)
папа̀гај (Cyrillic)
papagaj (nominative singular)
papagaji (nominative plural)
papagaja (genitive singular)
papagaja (genitive plural)
papagaju (dative singular)
papagajima (dative plural)
papagaja (accusative singular)
papagaje (accusative plural)
papagaju (singular vocative)
papagaji (plural vocative)
papagaju (locative singular)
papagajima (locative plural)
papagajem (instrumental singular)
papagajima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Papagei, ultimately from Arabic بَبَّغَاء (babbaḡāʔ).


epitet

epìtēt (canonical masculine)
епѝте̄т (Cyrillic)
epìtēt (nominative singular)
epiteti (nominative plural)
epitéta (genitive singular)
epiteta (genitive plural)
epitetu (dative singular)
epitetima (dative plural)
epitet (accusative singular)
epitete (accusative plural)
epitete (singular vocative)
epiteti (plural vocative)
epitetu (locative singular)
epitetima (locative plural)
epitetom (instrumental singular)
epitetima (instrumental plural)


eskalator

eskàlātor m (Cyrillic spelling еска̀ла̄тор)

eskàlātor (canonical masculine)
еска̀ла̄тор (Cyrillic)
eskalator (nominative singular)
eskalatori (nominative plural)
eskalatora (genitive singular)
eskalatora (genitive plural)
eskalatoru (dative singular)
eskalatorima (dative plural)
eskalator (accusative singular)
eskalatore (accusative plural)
eskalatore (singular vocative)
eskalatori (plural vocative)
eskalatoru (locative singular)
eskalatorima (locative plural)
eskalatorom (instrumental singular)
eskalatorima (instrumental plural)


estetika

estètika (canonical feminine)
естѐтика (Cyrillic)
estetika (nominative singular)
estetike (genitive singular)
estetici (dative singular)
estetiku (accusative singular)
estetiko (singular vocative)
estetici (locative singular)
estetikom (instrumental singular)


etika

ètika (canonical feminine)
ѐтика (Cyrillic)
etika (nominative singular)
etike (genitive singular)
etici (dative singular)
etiku (accusative singular)
etiko (singular vocative)
etici (locative singular)
etikom (instrumental singular)


procedura

procedúra f (Cyrillic spelling процеду́ра)

procedúra (canonical feminine)
процеду́ра (Cyrillic)
procedura (nominative singular)
procedure (nominative plural)
procedure (genitive singular)
procedura (genitive plural)
proceduri (dative singular)
procedurama (dative plural)
proceduru (accusative singular)
procedure (accusative plural)
proceduro (singular vocative)
procedure (plural vocative)
proceduri (locative singular)
procedurama (locative plural)
procedurom (instrumental singular)
procedurama (instrumental plural)


папагај

папа̀гај (canonical masculine)
papàgaj (romanization)
папагај (nominative singular)
папагаји (nominative plural)
папагаја (genitive singular)
папагаја (genitive plural)
папагају (dative singular)
папагајима (dative plural)
папагаја (accusative singular)
папагаје (accusative plural)
папагају (singular vocative)
папагаји (plural vocative)
папагају (locative singular)
папагајима (locative plural)
папагајем (instrumental singular)
папагајима (instrumental plural)


пагода

па̀года (canonical feminine)
pàgoda (romanization)
пагода (nominative singular)
пагоде (nominative plural)
пагоде (genitive singular)
пагода (genitive plural)
пагоди (dative singular)
пагодама (dative plural)
пагоду (accusative singular)
пагоде (accusative plural)
пагодо (singular vocative)
пагоде (plural vocative)
пагоди (locative singular)
пагодама (locative plural)
пагодом (instrumental singular)
пагодама (instrumental plural)


metateza

metàteza f (Cyrillic spelling мета̀теза)

metàteza (canonical feminine)
мета̀теза (Cyrillic)
metateza (nominative singular)
metateze (nominative plural)
metateze (genitive singular)
metateza (genitive plural)
metatezi (dative singular)
metatezama (dative plural)
metatezu (accusative singular)
metateze (accusative plural)
metatezo (singular vocative)
metateze (plural vocative)
metatezi (locative singular)
metatezama (locative plural)
metatezom (instrumental singular)
metatezama (instrumental plural)


метатеза

мета̀теза (canonical feminine)
metàteza (romanization)
метатеза (nominative singular)
метатезе (nominative plural)
метатезе (genitive singular)
метатеза (genitive plural)
метатези (dative singular)
метатезама (dative plural)
метатезу (accusative singular)
метатезе (accusative plural)
метатезо (singular vocative)
метатезе (plural vocative)
метатези (locative singular)
метатезама (locative plural)
метатезом (instrumental singular)
метатезама (instrumental plural)


dragun

dràgūn (canonical masculine)
дра̀гӯн (Cyrillic)


okama

dative/locative/instrumental plural of oka


labirint

labìrint (canonical masculine)
лабѝринт (Cyrillic)
labìrint (nominative singular)
labirinti (nominative plural)
labirinta (genitive singular)
labìrinātā (genitive plural)
labìrīntā (genitive plural)
labirintu (dative singular)
labirintima (dative plural)
labirint (accusative singular)
labirinte (accusative plural)
labirinte (singular vocative)
labirinti (plural vocative)
labirintu (locative singular)
labirintima (locative plural)
labirintom (instrumental singular)
labirintima (instrumental plural)


laborant

labòrant m (Cyrillic spelling лабо̀рант)

labòrant (canonical masculine)
лабо̀рант (Cyrillic)
labòrant (nominative singular)
laboranti (nominative plural)
laboranta (genitive singular)
labòranātā (genitive plural)
laborantu (dative singular)
laborantima (dative plural)
laboranta (accusative singular)
laborante (accusative plural)
laborante (singular vocative)
laboranti (plural vocative)
laborantu (locative singular)
laborantima (locative plural)
laborantom (instrumental singular)
laborantima (instrumental plural)


sarma

sàrma (canonical feminine)
са̀рма (Cyrillic)
sarma (nominative singular)
sarme (nominative plural)
sarme (genitive singular)
sarma (genitive plural)
sarmi (genitive plural)
sarmi (dative singular)
sarmama (dative plural)
sarmu (accusative singular)
sarme (accusative plural)
sarmo (singular vocative)
sarme (plural vocative)
sarmi (locative singular)
sarmama (locative plural)
sarmom (instrumental singular)
sarmama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish صرمه (sarma).

bor+

a type of food from meat rolled with leaves


mulo

mȗlo (canonical masculine)
му̑ло (Cyrillic)
mulo (nominative singular)
mula (nominative plural)
mula (genitive singular)
mula (genitive plural)
mulu (dative singular)
mulima (dative plural)
mulo (accusative singular)
mula (accusative plural)
mulo (singular vocative)
mula (plural vocative)
mulu (locative singular)
mulima (locative plural)
mulom (instrumental singular)
mulima (instrumental plural)

(regional) bastard (person who was born out of wedlock)


lider

líder (canonical masculine)
ли́дер (Cyrillic)
lider (nominative singular)
lideri (nominative plural)
lidera (genitive singular)
lidera (genitive plural)
lideru (dative singular)
liderima (dative plural)
lidera (accusative singular)
lidere (accusative plural)
lideru (singular vocative)
lideri (plural vocative)
lideru (locative singular)
liderima (locative plural)
liderom (instrumental singular)
liderima (instrumental plural)

leader (of a political party, movement, in a sports competition etc.)


lirika

lìrika (canonical feminine)
лѝрика (Cyrillic)
lirika (nominative singular)
lirike (nominative plural)
lirike (genitive singular)
lirika (genitive plural)
lirici (dative singular)
lirikama (dative plural)
liriku (accusative singular)
lirike (accusative plural)
liriko (singular vocative)
lirike (plural vocative)
lirici (locative singular)
lirikama (locative plural)
lirikom (instrumental singular)
lirikama (instrumental plural)


orman

òrmān (canonical masculine)
о̀рма̄н (Cyrillic)
òrmān (nominative singular)
ormani (nominative plural)
ormána (genitive singular)
ormana (genitive plural)
ormanu (dative singular)
ormanima (dative plural)
orman (accusative singular)
ormane (accusative plural)
ormanu (singular vocative)
ormane (singular vocative)
ormani (plural vocative)
ormanu (locative singular)
ormanima (locative plural)
ormanom (instrumental singular)
ormanima (instrumental plural)
òrmār (alternative)


лопата

ло̀пата (canonical feminine)
lòpata (romanization)
лопата (nominative singular)
лопате (nominative plural)
лопате (genitive singular)
лопата (genitive plural)
лопати (dative singular)
лопатама (dative plural)
лопату (accusative singular)
лопате (accusative plural)
лопато (singular vocative)
лопате (plural vocative)
лопати (locative singular)
лопатама (locative plural)
лопатом (instrumental singular)
лопатама (instrumental plural)


bašta

bášta (canonical feminine)
ба́шта (Cyrillic)
bašta (nominative singular)
bašte (nominative plural)
bašte (genitive singular)
bašta (genitive plural)
bašti (dative singular)
baštama (dative plural)
baštu (accusative singular)
bašte (accusative plural)
bašto (singular vocative)
bašte (plural vocative)
bašti (locative singular)
baštama (locative plural)
baštom (instrumental singular)
baštama (instrumental plural)
bášča (alternative)

From bašča, from Ottoman Turkish باغچه (bâğçe), from Persian باغچه (bâġče), diminutive of باغ (bâġ).

(Bosnia, regional Croatia, Serbia) garden


bašta

башта (Cyrillic)
bašta (nominative singular)
bašte (nominative plural)
bašte (genitive singular)
bašta (genitive plural)
bašti (dative singular)
baštama (dative plural)
baštu (accusative singular)
bašte (accusative plural)
bašto (singular vocative)
bašte (plural vocative)
baštom (locative singular)
baštama (locative plural)
bašti (instrumental singular)
baštama (instrumental plural)
bášča (alternative)


башта

ба́шта (canonical feminine)
bášta (romanization)
башта (nominative singular)
баште (nominative plural)
баште (genitive singular)
башта (genitive plural)
башти (dative singular)
баштама (dative plural)
башту (accusative singular)
баште (accusative plural)
башто (singular vocative)
баште (plural vocative)
башти (locative singular)
баштама (locative plural)
баштом (instrumental singular)
баштама (instrumental plural)
ба́шча (alternative)


башта

bašta (romanization)
башта (nominative singular)
баште (nominative plural)
баште (genitive singular)
башта (genitive plural)
башти (dative singular)
баштама (dative plural)
башту (accusative singular)
баште (accusative plural)
башто (singular vocative)
баште (plural vocative)
баштом (locative singular)
баштама (locative plural)
башти (instrumental singular)
баштама (instrumental plural)
ба́шча (alternative)

Borrowed from Hungarian bástya, from Middle High German bastie, from Old French bastie, feminine singular past participle of bastir. Compare German Bastei, French bâtir.


bašča

bášča (canonical feminine)
ба́шча (Cyrillic)
bášča (nominative singular)
bašče (nominative plural)
bašče (genitive singular)
báščā (genitive plural)
báščī (genitive plural)
bašči (dative singular)
baščama (dative plural)
bašču (accusative singular)
bašče (accusative plural)
baščo (singular vocative)
bašče (plural vocative)
bašči (locative singular)
baščama (locative plural)
baščom (instrumental singular)
baščama (instrumental plural)
bášta (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish باغچه (bâğçe), from Persian باغچه (bâġče), diminutive of باغ (bâġ).


pozdrav

pȍzdrāv (canonical masculine)
по̏здра̄в (Cyrillic)
pozdrav (nominative singular)
pozdravi (nominative plural)
pozdrava (genitive singular)
pozdrava (genitive plural)
pozdravu (dative singular)
pozdravima (dative plural)
pozdrav (accusative singular)
pozdrave (accusative plural)
pozdrave (singular vocative)
pozdravi (plural vocative)
pozdravu (locative singular)
pozdravima (locative plural)
pozdravom (instrumental singular)
pozdravima (instrumental plural)


cenzura

cenzúra (canonical feminine)
цензу́ра (Cyrillic)
cenzura (nominative singular)
cenzure (genitive singular)
cenzuri (dative singular)
cenzuru (accusative singular)
cenzuro (singular vocative)
cenzuri (locative singular)
cenzurom (instrumental singular)


klokan

klòkan (canonical masculine)
кло̀кан (Cyrillic)
klokan (nominative singular)
klokani (nominative plural)
klokana (genitive singular)
klokana (genitive plural)
klokanu (dative singular)
klokanima (dative plural)
klokana (accusative singular)
klokane (accusative plural)
klokane (singular vocative)
klokani (plural vocative)
klokanu (locative singular)
klokanima (locative plural)
klokanom (instrumental singular)
klokanima (instrumental plural)


proces

pròces (canonical masculine)
про̀цес (Cyrillic)
proces (nominative singular)
procesi (nominative plural)
procesa (genitive singular)
procesa (genitive plural)
procesu (dative singular)
procesima (dative plural)
proces (accusative singular)
procese (accusative plural)
procese (singular vocative)
procesi (plural vocative)
procesu (locative singular)
procesima (locative plural)
procesom (instrumental singular)
procesima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed ultimately from Latin processus; cf. French procès.


машина

маши́на (canonical feminine)
mašína (romanization)
машина (nominative singular)
машине (nominative plural)
машине (genitive singular)
машина (genitive plural)
машини (dative singular)
машинама (dative plural)
машину (accusative singular)
машине (accusative plural)
машино (singular vocative)
машине (plural vocative)
машини (locative singular)
машинама (locative plural)
машином (instrumental singular)
машинама (instrumental plural)


ljeto

ljȅto (canonical neuter)
ље̏то (Cyrillic)
ljȅto (nominative singular)
ljeta (nominative plural)
ljeta (genitive singular)
ljȇtā (genitive plural)
ljetu (dative singular)
ljetima (dative plural)
ljeto (accusative singular)
ljeta (accusative plural)
ljeto (singular vocative)
ljeta (plural vocative)
ljetu (locative singular)
ljetima (locative plural)
ljetom (instrumental singular)
ljetima (instrumental plural)
lȅto (alternative Ekavian)
lito (alternative Ikavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *lěto (“year”), from Proto-Indo-European *leh₁tom.


sinonim

sinònīm (canonical masculine)
сино̀нӣм (Cyrillic)
sinònīm (nominative singular)
sinonimi (nominative plural)
sinoníma (genitive singular)
sinonima (genitive plural)
sinonimu (dative singular)
sinonimima (dative plural)
sinonim (accusative singular)
sinonime (accusative plural)
sinonime (singular vocative)
sinonimi (plural vocative)
sinonimu (locative singular)
sinonimima (locative plural)
sinonimom (instrumental singular)
sinonimima (instrumental plural)


antonim

antònīm (canonical masculine)
анто̀нӣм (Cyrillic)
antònīm (nominative singular)
antonimi (nominative plural)
antoníma (genitive singular)
antonima (genitive plural)
antonimu (dative singular)
antonimima (dative plural)
antonim (accusative singular)
antonime (accusative plural)
antonime (singular vocative)
antonimi (plural vocative)
antonimu (locative singular)
antonimima (locative plural)
antonimom (instrumental singular)
antonimima (instrumental plural)


formalist

sh-noun

formàlist m (Cyrillic spelling форма̀лист)

formàlist (canonical masculine)
форма̀лист (Cyrillic)
formalist (nominative singular)
formalisti (nominative plural)
formalista (genitive singular)
formalista (genitive plural)
formalistu (dative singular)
formalistima (dative plural)
formalista (accusative singular)
formaliste (accusative plural)
formaliste (singular vocative)
formalisti (plural vocative)
formalistu (locative singular)
formalistima (locative plural)
formalistom (instrumental singular)
formalistima (instrumental plural)
formàlista (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


safir

sàfīr (canonical masculine)
са̀фӣр (Cyrillic)
safir (nominative singular)
safiri (nominative plural)
safíra (genitive singular)
safira (genitive plural)
safiru (dative singular)
safirima (dative plural)
safir (accusative singular)
safire (accusative plural)
safire (singular vocative)
safiri (plural vocative)
safiru (locative singular)
safirima (locative plural)
safirom (instrumental singular)
safirima (instrumental plural)


језеро

је̏зеро n (Latin spelling jȅzero, diminutive језе́рце, relational adjective је̏зерскӣ)

је̏зеро (canonical neuter)
jȅzero (romanization)
језе́рце (diminutive)
је̏зерскӣ (adjective relational)
је̏зеро (nominative singular)
језѐра (nominative plural)
је̏зера (genitive singular)
језе́ра̄ (genitive plural)
је̏зеру (dative singular)
језѐрима (dative plural)
је̏зеро (accusative singular)
језѐра (accusative plural)
је̏зеро (singular vocative)
језѐра (plural vocative)
је̏зеру (locative singular)
језѐрима (locative plural)
је̏зером (instrumental singular)
језѐрима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *ezero, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *éźera.


NK

nogometni klub
nogometni klub#Serbo-Croatian

Initialism of nogometni klub (“FC; football club”).


mikrob

mìkrōb (canonical masculine)
мѝкро̄б (Cyrillic)
mìkrōb (nominative singular)
mikrobi (nominative plural)
mikróba (genitive singular)
mikroba (genitive plural)
mikrobu (dative singular)
mikrobima (dative plural)
mikroba (accusative singular)
mikrobe (accusative plural)
mikrobe (singular vocative)
mikrobi (plural vocative)
mikrobu (locative singular)
mikrobima (locative plural)
mikrobom (instrumental singular)
mikrobima (instrumental plural)


mikrofon

mȉkrofōn m (Cyrillic spelling ми̏крофо̄н)

mȉkrofōn (canonical masculine)
ми̏крофо̄н (Cyrillic)
mikrofon (nominative singular)
mikrofoni (nominative plural)
mikrofona (genitive singular)
mikrofona (genitive plural)
mikrofonu (dative singular)
mikrofonima (dative plural)
mikrofon (accusative singular)
mikrofone (accusative plural)
mikrofone (singular vocative)
mikrofoni (plural vocative)
mikrofonu (locative singular)
mikrofonima (locative plural)
mikrofonom (instrumental singular)
mikrofonima (instrumental plural)


miting

mìting (canonical masculine)
мѝтинг (Cyrillic)
mìting (nominative singular)
mìtinzi (nominative plural)
mìtinga (genitive singular)
mìtinga (genitive plural)
mìtingu (dative singular)
mìtinzima (dative plural)
mìting (accusative singular)
mìtinge (accusative plural)
mìtinže (singular vocative)
mìtingu (singular vocative)
mìtinzi (plural vocative)
mìtingu (locative singular)
mìtinzima (locative plural)
mìtingom (instrumental singular)
mìtinzima (instrumental plural)

mass meeting (political, sports and similar purpose-specific)


molekula

molèkula (canonical feminine)
молѐкула (Cyrillic)
molekula (nominative singular)
molekule (nominative plural)
molekule (genitive singular)
molekula (genitive plural)
molekuli (dative singular)
molekulama (dative plural)
molekulu (accusative singular)
molekule (accusative plural)
molekulo (singular vocative)
molekule (plural vocative)
molekuli (locative singular)
molekulama (locative plural)
molekulom (instrumental singular)
molekulama (instrumental plural)


mučenik

mȕčenīk (canonical masculine)
му̏ченӣк (Cyrillic)
mučenik (nominative singular)
mučenici (nominative plural)
mučenika (genitive singular)
mučenika (genitive plural)
mučeniku (dative singular)
mučenicima (dative plural)
mučenika (accusative singular)
mučenike (accusative plural)
mučeniče (singular vocative)
mučenici (plural vocative)
mučeniku (locative singular)
mučenicima (locative plural)
mučenikom (instrumental singular)
mučenicima (instrumental plural)


monolog

monòlog (canonical masculine)
моно̀лог (Cyrillic)
monolog (nominative singular)
monolozi (nominative plural)
monologa (genitive singular)
monologa (genitive plural)
monologu (dative singular)
monolozima (dative plural)
monolog (accusative singular)
monologe (accusative plural)
monolože (singular vocative)
monologu (singular vocative)
monolozi (plural vocative)
monologu (locative singular)
monolozima (locative plural)
monologom (instrumental singular)
monolozima (instrumental plural)


papiga

pàpiga (canonical feminine)
па̀пига (Cyrillic)
pàpiga (nominative singular)
papige (nominative plural)
papige (genitive singular)
pȁpīgā (genitive plural)
papigi (dative singular)
papigama (dative plural)
papigu (accusative singular)
papige (accusative plural)
papigo (singular vocative)
papige (plural vocative)
papigi (locative singular)
papigama (locative plural)
papigom (instrumental singular)
papigama (instrumental plural)


pravilo

prȁvilo (canonical neuter)
пра̏вило (Cyrillic)
pravilo (nominative singular)
pravila (nominative plural)
pravila (genitive singular)
pravila (genitive plural)
pravilu (dative singular)
pravilima (dative plural)
pravilo (accusative singular)
pravila (accusative plural)
pravilo (singular vocative)
pravila (plural vocative)
pravilu (locative singular)
pravilima (locative plural)
pravilom (instrumental singular)
pravilima (instrumental plural)


mim

мим (Cyrillic)
mim (nominative singular)
mimovi (nominative plural)
mima (genitive singular)
mimova (genitive plural)
mimu (dative singular)
mimovima (dative plural)
mima (accusative singular)
mimove (accusative plural)
mimu (singular vocative)
mimovi (plural vocative)
mimu (locative singular)
mimovima (locative plural)
mimom (instrumental singular)
mimovima (instrumental plural)


zvon

zvȍn (canonical masculine)
зво̏н (Cyrillic)
zvon (nominative singular)
zvonovi (nominative plural)
zvona (genitive singular)
zvonova (genitive plural)
zvonu (dative singular)
zvonovima (dative plural)
zvon (accusative singular)
zvonove (accusative plural)
zvone (singular vocative)
zvonovi (plural vocative)
zvonu (locative singular)
zvonovima (locative plural)
zvonom (instrumental singular)
zvonovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *zvonъ, from Proto-Indo-European *ǵʰwon- or *swenh₂-.


zebre

inflection of zebra:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


faktor

fȁktor (canonical masculine)
фа̏ктор (Cyrillic)
faktor (nominative singular)
faktori (nominative plural)
faktora (genitive singular)
faktora (genitive plural)
faktoru (dative singular)
faktorima (dative plural)
faktor (accusative singular)
faktore (accusative plural)
faktore (singular vocative)
faktori (plural vocative)
faktoru (locative singular)
faktorima (locative plural)
faktorom (instrumental singular)
faktorima (instrumental plural)


paket

pàkēt (canonical masculine)
па̀ке̄т (Cyrillic)
paket (nominative singular)
paketi (nominative plural)
paketa (genitive singular)
paketa (genitive plural)
paketu (dative singular)
paketima (dative plural)
paket (accusative singular)
pakete (accusative plural)
pakete (singular vocative)
paketi (plural vocative)
paketu (locative singular)
paketima (locative plural)
paketom (instrumental singular)
paketima (instrumental plural)

From German Paket, from French paquet, Italian pacco.


fenomen

fenòmēn (canonical masculine)
фено̀ме̄н (Cyrillic)
fenòmēn (nominative singular)
fenomeni (nominative plural)
fenoména (genitive singular)
fenomena (genitive plural)
fenomenu (dative singular)
fenomenima (dative plural)
fenomen (accusative singular)
fenomene (accusative plural)
fenomene (singular vocative)
fenomeni (plural vocative)
fenomenu (locative singular)
fenomenima (locative plural)
fenomenom (instrumental singular)
fenomenima (instrumental plural)


fizika

fìzika (canonical feminine)
фѝзика (Cyrillic)
fizika (nominative singular)
fizike (nominative plural)
fizike (genitive singular)
fizika (genitive plural)
fizici (dative singular)
fizikama (dative plural)
fiziku (accusative singular)
fizike (accusative plural)
fiziko (singular vocative)
fizike (plural vocative)
fizici (locative singular)
fizikama (locative plural)
fizikom (instrumental singular)
fizikama (instrumental plural)

From Latin physica, from Ancient Greek φυσική (phusikḗ).


fokus

fókus (canonical masculine)
фо́кус (Cyrillic)
fokus (nominative singular)
fokusi (nominative plural)
fokusa (genitive singular)
fokusa (genitive plural)
fokusu (dative singular)
fokusima (dative plural)
fokus (accusative singular)
fokuse (accusative plural)
fokuse (singular vocative)
fokusi (plural vocative)
fokusu (locative singular)
fokusima (locative plural)
fokusom (instrumental singular)
fokusima (instrumental plural)


imperatori

sh-noun form

imperatori (Cyrillic spelling императори)

императори (Cyrillic)


vari

genitive/dative/vocative/locative singular of var


grane

inflection of grana:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


valuta

valúta (canonical feminine)
валу́та (Cyrillic)
valuta (nominative singular)
valute (nominative plural)
valute (genitive singular)
valuta (genitive plural)
valuti (dative singular)
valutama (dative plural)
valutu (accusative singular)
valute (accusative plural)
valuto (singular vocative)
valute (plural vocative)
valuti (locative singular)
valutama (locative plural)
valutom (instrumental singular)
valutama (instrumental plural)


folklor

fòlklōr (canonical masculine)
фо̀лкло̄р (Cyrillic)
fòlklōr (nominative singular)
folklori (nominative plural)
folklóra (genitive singular)
folklora (genitive plural)
folkloru (dative singular)
folklorima (dative plural)
folklor (accusative singular)
folklore (accusative plural)
folklore (singular vocative)
folklori (plural vocative)
folkloru (locative singular)
folklorima (locative plural)
folklorom (instrumental singular)
folklorima (instrumental plural)


fonetika

fonètika (canonical feminine)
фонѐтика (Cyrillic)
fonetika (nominative singular)
fonetike (nominative plural)
fonetike (genitive singular)
fonetika (genitive plural)
fonetici (dative singular)
fonetikama (dative plural)
fonetiku (accusative singular)
fonetike (accusative plural)
fonetiko (singular vocative)
fonetike (plural vocative)
fonetici (locative singular)
fonetikama (locative plural)
fonetikom (instrumental singular)
fonetikama (instrumental plural)


estragon

sh-noun

estràgōn m (Cyrillic spelling естра̀го̄н)

estràgōn (canonical masculine)
естра̀го̄н (Cyrillic)
estràgōn (nominative singular)
estragoni (nominative plural)
estragóna (genitive singular)
estragona (genitive plural)
estragonu (dative singular)
estragonima (dative plural)
estragon (accusative singular)
estragone (accusative plural)
estragone (singular vocative)
estragoni (plural vocative)
estragonu (locative singular)
estragonima (locative plural)
estragonom (instrumental singular)
estragonima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from French estragon (“tarragon”).


атом

а̀то̄м (canonical masculine)
àtōm (romanization)
а̀то̄м (nominative singular)
атоми (nominative plural)
ато́ма (genitive singular)
атома (genitive plural)
атому (dative singular)
атомима (dative plural)
атом (accusative singular)
атоме (accusative plural)
атоме (singular vocative)
атоми (plural vocative)
атому (locative singular)
атомима (locative plural)
атомом (instrumental singular)
атомима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek ἄτομος (átomos).


individua

sh-noun

indivídua f (Cyrillic spelling индиви́дуа)

indivídua (canonical feminine)
индиви́дуа (Cyrillic)
individua (nominative singular)
individue (nominative plural)
individue (genitive singular)
individua (genitive plural)
individui (dative singular)
individuama (dative plural)
individuu (accusative singular)
individue (accusative plural)
individuo (singular vocative)
individue (plural vocative)
individui (locative singular)
individuama (locative plural)
individuom (instrumental singular)
individuama (instrumental plural)


lala

lála (canonical feminine)
ла́ла (Cyrillic)
lala (nominative singular)
lale (nominative plural)
lale (genitive singular)
lala (genitive plural)
lali (dative singular)
lalama (dative plural)
lalu (accusative singular)
lale (accusative plural)
lalo (singular vocative)
lale (plural vocative)
lali (locative singular)
lalama (locative plural)
lalom (instrumental singular)
lalama (instrumental plural)

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

Kako te lala žestoko ljubi,
kad bi otvorila list,
svu ujedanput razmilinu bi,
sav bi ti dala miris. [...]

1863, Laza Kostić "Slavuj i lala" in Danica, Đorđe Popović (the publisher)

How tulip fiercely loves you,
if it opened its leaf,
all the fondness at once it would,
all the smell it would give you. …

Tu se pilo rujno vino k'o tekuće lala-cv'jeće. …

Here the red wine it was drunk as if it were liquid tulip-flowers. …

… ni lala nisam sa kojom možeš,

Gavro Babić, http://sr.wikisource.org/sr-el/Зашто_ме_волишZašto me voliš]

… nor I am tulip with which you can
shiny hair in the morning adorn …

(Bosnia, regional Croatia, Montenegro, Serbia) tulip


gusle

gȕsle (canonical feminine plural)
гу̏сле (Cyrillic)
gȕsle (nominative plural)
gȕsālā (genitive plural)
gȕslī (genitive plural)
guslama (dative plural)
gusle (accusative plural)
gusle (plural vocative)
guslama (locative plural)
guslama (instrumental plural)


pali

pȃli (canonical masculine)
па̑ли (Cyrillic)


maglina

màglina (canonical feminine)
ма̀глина (Cyrillic)
maglina (nominative singular)
magline (nominative plural)
magline (genitive singular)
maglina (genitive plural)
maglini (dative singular)
maglinama (dative plural)
maglinu (accusative singular)
magline (accusative plural)
maglino (singular vocative)
magline (plural vocative)
maglini (locative singular)
maglinama (locative plural)
maglinom (instrumental singular)
maglinama (instrumental plural)

Od praha magline dvizahu se gori,
kakono oblačine kad marče po gori.

Jer je sve tašćina ovi svit ča prosi,
Kakono maglina ku vitar zanosi,

1556, Petar Hektorović, Ribanje i ribarsko prigovaranje:

Jur dima magline vetri razagnaše,
nebeske vedrine jur se pokazaše;

1684, Pavao Vitezović, Odiljenje sigetsko:


šipka

šȉpka (canonical feminine)
ши̏пка (Cyrillic)
šȉpka (nominative singular)
šipke (nominative plural)
šipke (genitive singular)
šȉpākā (genitive plural)
šȉpkī (genitive plural)
šȉpci (dative singular)
šȉpki (dative singular)
šipkama (dative plural)
šipku (accusative singular)
šipke (accusative plural)
šipko (singular vocative)
šipke (plural vocative)
šȉpci (locative singular)
šȉpki (locative singular)
šipkama (locative plural)
šipkom (instrumental singular)
šipkama (instrumental plural)


šipka

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


nega

nȅga (canonical feminine)
не̏га (Cyrillic)
nȅga (nominative singular)
nege (nominative plural)
nege (genitive singular)
nega (genitive plural)
nȅzi (dative singular)
negama (dative plural)
negu (accusative singular)
nege (accusative plural)
nego (singular vocative)
nege (plural vocative)
nȅzi (locative singular)
negama (locative plural)
negom (instrumental singular)
negama (instrumental plural)
njȅga (alternative Ijekavian)


ceh

cȅh (canonical masculine)
це̏х (Cyrillic)
cȅh (nominative singular)
cèhovi (nominative plural)
ceha (genitive singular)
cehova (genitive plural)
cehu (dative singular)
cehovima (dative plural)
ceh (accusative singular)
cehove (accusative plural)
ceše (singular vocative)
cehu (singular vocative)
cehovi (plural vocative)
cehu (locative singular)
cehovima (locative plural)
cehom (instrumental singular)
cehovima (instrumental plural)


cvek

cvȅk (canonical masculine)
цве̏к (Cyrillic)
cvek (nominative singular)
cvekovi (nominative plural)
cveka (genitive singular)
cvekova (genitive plural)
cveku (dative singular)
cvekovima (dative plural)
cvek (accusative singular)
cvekove (accusative plural)
cveče (singular vocative)
cvekovi (plural vocative)
cveku (locative singular)
cvekovima (locative plural)
cvekom (instrumental singular)
cvekovima (instrumental plural)


kopar

kȍpar (canonical masculine)
ко̏пар (Cyrillic)
kopar (nominative singular)
kopri (nominative plural)
kopra (genitive singular)
kopara (genitive plural)
kopru (dative singular)
koprima (dative plural)
kopar (accusative singular)
kopre (accusative plural)
kopre (singular vocative)
kopri (plural vocative)
kopru (locative singular)
koprima (locative plural)
koprom (instrumental singular)
koprima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *koprъ. First attested in the 17th century.


statistika

sh-noun

statìstika f (Cyrillic spelling статѝстика)

statìstika (canonical feminine)
статѝстика (Cyrillic)
statistika (nominative singular)
statistike (nominative plural)
statistike (genitive singular)
statistika (genitive plural)
statistici (dative singular)
statistikama (dative plural)
statistiku (accusative singular)
statistike (accusative plural)
statistiko (singular vocative)
statistike (plural vocative)
statistici (locative singular)
statistikama (locative plural)
statistikom (instrumental singular)
statistikama (instrumental plural)


prezervativ

prezervàtīv m (Cyrillic spelling презерва̀тӣв)

prezervàtīv (canonical masculine)
презерва̀тӣв (Cyrillic)
prezervàtīv (nominative singular)
prezervativi (nominative plural)
prezervatíva (genitive singular)
prezervativa (genitive plural)
prezervativu (dative singular)
prezervativima (dative plural)
prezervativ (accusative singular)
prezervative (accusative plural)
prezervative (singular vocative)
prezervativi (plural vocative)
prezervativu (locative singular)
prezervativima (locative plural)
prezervativom (instrumental singular)
prezervativima (instrumental plural)


slatko

slàtkō (canonical neuter)
сла̀тко̄ (Cyrillic)
slatko (nominative singular)
slatka (genitive singular)
slatku (dative singular)
slatko (accusative singular)
slatko (singular vocative)
slatku (locative singular)
slatkom (instrumental singular)


ubica

ùbica (canonical masculine)
у̀бица (Cyrillic)
ubica (nominative singular)
ubice (nominative plural)
ubice (genitive singular)
ubica (genitive plural)
ubici (dative singular)
ubicama (dative plural)
ubicu (accusative singular)
ubice (accusative plural)
ubico (singular vocative)
ubice (plural vocative)
ubici (locative singular)
ubicama (locative plural)
ubicom (instrumental singular)
ubicama (instrumental plural)
ùbojica (alternative Croatia)


пећина

пѐћина (canonical feminine)
pèćina (romanization)
пѐћина (nominative singular)
пећине (nominative plural)
пећине (genitive singular)
пе̏ћӣна̄ (genitive plural)
пећини (dative singular)
пећинама (dative plural)
пећину (accusative singular)
пећине (accusative plural)
пећино (singular vocative)
пећине (plural vocative)
пећини (locative singular)
пећинама (locative plural)
пећином (instrumental singular)
пећинама (instrumental plural)


pećina

pèćina (canonical feminine)
пѐћина (Cyrillic)
pèćina (nominative singular)
pećine (nominative plural)
pećine (genitive singular)
pȅćīnā (genitive plural)
pećini (dative singular)
pećinama (dative plural)
pećinu (accusative singular)
pećine (accusative plural)
pećino (singular vocative)
pećine (plural vocative)
pećini (locative singular)
pećinama (locative plural)
pećinom (instrumental singular)
pećinama (instrumental plural)


parazit

paràzīt (canonical masculine)
пара̀зӣт (Cyrillic)
paràzīt (nominative singular)
paraziti (nominative plural)
parazíta (genitive singular)
parazita (genitive plural)
parazitu (dative singular)
parazitima (dative plural)
parazita (accusative singular)
parazite (accusative plural)
parazite (singular vocative)
paraziti (plural vocative)
parazitu (locative singular)
parazitima (locative plural)
parazitom (instrumental singular)
parazitima (instrumental plural)

From German Parasit, from Greek παράσιτος (parásitos).


radikal

radìkāl (canonical masculine)
радѝка̄л (Cyrillic)
radìkāl (nominative singular)
radikali (nominative plural)
radikála (genitive singular)
radikala (genitive plural)
radikalu (dative singular)
radikalima (dative plural)
radikal (accusative singular)
radikala (accusative singular)
radikale (accusative plural)
radikalu (singular vocative)
radikali (plural vocative)
radikalu (locative singular)
radikalima (locative plural)
radikalom (instrumental singular)
radikalima (instrumental plural)


brade

inflection of brada:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


stene

inflection of stena:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


kolega

koléga m (Cyrillic spelling коле́га, female equivalent kolègica)

koléga (canonical masculine)
коле́га (Cyrillic)
kolègica (feminine)
kolega (nominative singular)
kolege (nominative plural)
kolege (genitive singular)
kolega (genitive plural)
kolegi (dative singular)
kolegama (dative plural)
kolegu (accusative singular)
kolege (accusative plural)
kolego (singular vocative)
kolege (plural vocative)
kolegi (locative singular)
kolegama (locative plural)
kolegom (instrumental singular)
kolegama (instrumental plural)


mah

mȃh (canonical masculine)
ма̑х (Cyrillic)
mȃh (nominative singular)
máhovi (nominative plural)
mȃha (genitive singular)
máhōvā (genitive plural)
mȃhu (dative singular)
máhovima (dative plural)
mȃh (accusative singular)
máhove (accusative plural)
mȃše (singular vocative)
máhovi (plural vocative)
mȃhu (locative singular)
máhovima (locative plural)
mȃhom (instrumental singular)
máhovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *maxъ, from Proto-Slavic *maxati.

U taj mah.


sinonima

inflection of sinonim:
genitive singular


стан

ста̑н (canonical masculine)
stȃn (romanization)
ста̑н (nominative singular)
ста̏нови (nominative plural)
стана (genitive singular)
станова (genitive plural)
стану (dative singular)
становима (dative plural)
стан (accusative singular)
станове (accusative plural)
стане (singular vocative)
станови (plural vocative)
стану (locative singular)
становима (locative plural)
станом (instrumental singular)
становима (instrumental plural)

тка̀лачкӣ ста̑н
ткалачки стан#Serbo-Croatian

loom (тка̀лачкӣ ста̑н)


лустер

лу̀стер (canonical masculine)
lùster (romanization)
лустер (nominative singular)
лустери (nominative plural)
лустера (genitive singular)
лустера (genitive plural)
лустеру (dative singular)
лустерима (dative plural)
лустер (accusative singular)
лустере (accusative plural)
лустеру (singular vocative)
лустери (plural vocative)
лустеру (locative singular)
лустерима (locative plural)
лустером (instrumental singular)
лустерима (instrumental plural)


strane

inflection of strana:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


zoologica

zoològica f (Cyrillic spelling зооло̀гица)

zoològica (canonical feminine)
зооло̀гица (Cyrillic)
zoologica (nominative singular)
zoologice (nominative plural)
zoologice (genitive singular)
zoologica (genitive plural)
zoologici (dative singular)
zoologicama (dative plural)
zoologicu (accusative singular)
zoologice (accusative plural)
zoologico (singular vocative)
zoologice (plural vocative)
zoologici (locative singular)
zoologicama (locative plural)
zoologicom (instrumental singular)
zoologicama (instrumental plural)


gradivo

grȁdīvo (canonical neuter)
гра̏дӣво (Cyrillic)
gradivo (nominative singular)
gradiva (nominative plural)
gradiva (genitive singular)
gradiva (genitive plural)
gradivu (dative singular)
gradivima (dative plural)
gradivo (accusative singular)
gradiva (accusative plural)
gradivo (singular vocative)
gradiva (plural vocative)
gradivu (locative singular)
gradivima (locative plural)
gradivom (instrumental singular)
gradivima (instrumental plural)

material, matter (that something is made of or can be made of)


tona

tȍna (canonical feminine)
то̏на (Cyrillic)
tȍna (nominative singular)
tone (nominative plural)
tone (genitive singular)
tȏnā (genitive plural)
toni (dative singular)
tonama (dative plural)
tonu (accusative singular)
tone (accusative plural)
tono (singular vocative)
tone (plural vocative)
toni (locative singular)
tonama (locative plural)
tonom (instrumental singular)
tonama (instrumental plural)


jaspis

jàspis (canonical masculine)
ја̀спис (Cyrillic)


поп

по̏п (canonical masculine)
pȍp (romanization)
поп (nominative singular)
попови (nominative plural)
попа (genitive singular)
попова (genitive plural)
попу (dative singular)
поповима (dative plural)
попа (accusative singular)
попове (accusative plural)
попе (singular vocative)
попови (plural vocative)
попу (locative singular)
поповима (locative plural)
попом (instrumental singular)
поповима (instrumental plural)

From Old Church Slavonic попъ (popŭ), from Ancient Greek πάπας (pápas), variant of πάππας (páppas, “daddy, papa”).


свештеник

свѐштенӣк (canonical masculine)
svèštenīk (romanization)
свештеник (nominative singular)
свештеници (nominative plural)
свештеника (genitive singular)
свештеника (genitive plural)
свештенику (dative singular)
свештеницима (dative plural)
свештеника (accusative singular)
свештенике (accusative plural)
свештениче (singular vocative)
свештеници (plural vocative)
свештенику (locative singular)
свештеницима (locative plural)
свештеником (instrumental singular)
свештеницима (instrumental plural)
свѐћенӣк (alternative Bosnia Croatia)

A Church Slavonicism: borrowed from Old Church Slavonic свѧщеникъ (svęštenikŭ).


skela

skȅla (canonical feminine)
ске̏ла (Cyrillic)
skȅla (nominative singular)
skele (nominative plural)
skele (genitive singular)
skȇlā (genitive plural)
skeli (dative singular)
skelama (dative plural)
skelu (accusative singular)
skele (accusative plural)
skelo (singular vocative)
skele (plural vocative)
skeli (locative singular)
skelama (locative plural)
skelom (instrumental singular)
skelama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish اسكله (iskele), from Italian scala.


трајект

тра̀јект (canonical masculine)
tràjekt (romanization)
тра̀јект (nominative singular)
трајекти (nominative plural)
трајекта (genitive singular)
тра̀јека̄та̄ (genitive plural)
трајекту (dative singular)
трајектима (dative plural)
трајект (accusative singular)
трајекте (accusative plural)
трајекте (singular vocative)
трајекти (plural vocative)
трајекту (locative singular)
трајектима (locative plural)
трајектом (instrumental singular)
трајектима (instrumental plural)


pelin

pèlin (canonical masculine)
пѐлин (Cyrillic)
pelen (alternative)

artemisia (Artemisia gen. et spp.), especially

Artemisia absinthium
Artemisia absinthium#Translingual

grande wormwood, absinthe (Artemisia absinthium)


solana

solàna (canonical feminine)
сола̀на (Cyrillic)


nakit

nákit (canonical masculine)
на́кит (Cyrillic)
nakit (nominative singular)
nakita (genitive singular)
nakitu (dative singular)
nakit (accusative singular)
nakite (singular vocative)
nakitu (locative singular)
nakitom (instrumental singular)


лакат

ла̏кат (canonical masculine)
lȁkat (romanization)
ла̏кат (nominative singular)
ла̏ктови (nominative plural)
лакти (nominative plural)
лакта (genitive singular)
ла̏кто̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
лака́та̄ (genitive plural)
лакту (dative singular)
лактовима (dative plural)
лактима (dative plural)
лакат (accusative singular)
лактове (accusative plural)
лакте (accusative plural)
лакту (singular vocative)
лактови (plural vocative)
лакти (plural vocative)
лакту (locative singular)
лактовима (locative plural)
лактима (locative plural)
лактом (instrumental singular)
лактовима (instrumental plural)
лактима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *olkъtь, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *Heh₃l-.


puran

sh-noun

pùrān m (Cyrillic spelling пу̀ра̄н, relational adjective pùrećī)

pùrān (canonical masculine)
пу̀ра̄н (Cyrillic)
pùrećī (adjective relational)
puran (nominative singular)
purani (nominative plural)
purana (genitive singular)
purana (genitive plural)
puranu (dative singular)
puranima (dative plural)
purana (accusative singular)
purane (accusative plural)
purane (singular vocative)
purani (plural vocative)
puranu (locative singular)
puranima (locative plural)
puranom (instrumental singular)
puranima (instrumental plural)


raketa

rakèta (canonical feminine)
ракѐта (Cyrillic)
rakèta (nominative singular)
rakete (nominative plural)
rakete (genitive singular)
rakétā (genitive plural)
raketi (dative singular)
raketama (dative plural)
raketu (accusative singular)
rakete (accusative plural)
raketo (singular vocative)
rakete (plural vocative)
raketi (locative singular)
raketama (locative plural)
raketom (instrumental singular)
raketama (instrumental plural)


gelender

gelènder (canonical masculine)
гелѐндер (Cyrillic)


satelit

satèlīt (canonical masculine)
сатѐлӣт (Cyrillic)
satèlīt (nominative singular)
sateliti (nominative plural)
satelíta (genitive singular)
satelita (genitive plural)
satelitu (dative singular)
satelitima (dative plural)
satelit (accusative singular)
satelite (accusative plural)
satelite (singular vocative)
sateliti (plural vocative)
satelitu (locative singular)
satelitima (locative plural)
satelitom (instrumental singular)
satelitima (instrumental plural)


кошмар

ко̏шма̄р (canonical masculine)
kȍšmār (romanization)
кошмар (nominative singular)
кошмари (nominative plural)
кошмара (genitive singular)
кошмара (genitive plural)
кошмару (dative singular)
кошмарима (dative plural)
кошмар (accusative singular)
кошмаре (accusative plural)
кошмару (singular vocative)
кошмари (plural vocative)
кошмару (locative singular)
кошмарима (locative plural)
кошмаром (instrumental singular)
кошмарима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from French cauchemar, from Middle French cauchemare, from Old French cauquemare. First element from Latin calcare (“I trample, tread on”); second element from Middle Dutch mare (“phantom, spirit, nightmare”), from Proto-Germanic *marǭ (“nightmare, incubus”), from Proto-Indo-European *mer- (“to die”). See cauchemar.


gramatika

sh-noun

gramàtika f (Cyrillic spelling грама̀тика)

gramàtika (canonical feminine)
грама̀тика (Cyrillic)
gramatika (nominative singular)
gramatike (nominative plural)
gramatike (genitive singular)
gramatika (genitive plural)
gramatici (dative singular)
gramatikama (dative plural)
gramatiku (accusative singular)
gramatike (accusative plural)
gramatiko (singular vocative)
gramatike (plural vocative)
gramatici (locative singular)
gramatikama (locative plural)
gramatikom (instrumental singular)
gramatikama (instrumental plural)


дача

да̏ча (canonical feminine)
dȁča (romanization)
дача (nominative singular)
даче (nominative plural)
даче (genitive singular)
дача (genitive plural)
дачи (dative singular)
дачама (dative plural)
дачу (accusative singular)
даче (accusative plural)
дачо (singular vocative)
даче (plural vocative)
дачи (locative singular)
дачама (locative plural)
дачом (instrumental singular)
дачама (instrumental plural)

dacha (a Russian villa, or summer house, in the countryside)


фотограф

фото̀граф (canonical masculine)
fotògraf (romanization)
фотограф (nominative singular)
фотографи (nominative plural)
фотографа (genitive singular)
фотографа (genitive plural)
фотографу (dative singular)
фотографима (dative plural)
фотографа (accusative singular)
фотографе (accusative plural)
фотографе (singular vocative)
фотографи (plural vocative)
фотографу (locative singular)
фотографима (locative plural)
фотографом (instrumental singular)
фотографима (instrumental plural)


жрец

жре̑ц (canonical masculine)
žrȇc (romanization)

Borrowed from Russian жрец (žrec), from Proto-Slavic *žьrьcь.


математика

матема̀тика f (Latin spelling matemàtika)

матема̀тика (canonical feminine)
matemàtika (romanization)
математика (nominative singular)
математике (nominative plural)
математике (genitive singular)
математика (genitive plural)
математици (dative singular)
математикама (dative plural)
математику (accusative singular)
математике (accusative plural)
математико (singular vocative)
математике (plural vocative)
математици (locative singular)
математикама (locative plural)
математиком (instrumental singular)
математикама (instrumental plural)


мачор

ма̏чор (canonical masculine)
mȁčor (romanization)
мачор (nominative singular)
мачори (nominative plural)
мачора (genitive singular)
мачора (genitive plural)
мачору (dative singular)
мачорима (dative plural)
мачор (accusative singular)
мачоре (accusative plural)
мачоре (singular vocative)
мачори (plural vocative)
мачору (locative singular)
мачорима (locative plural)
мачором (instrumental singular)
мачорима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *mačerъ (“cat”), from *maca (“pussy, pussycat, female cat”) + *-erъ (“male suffix”).


udar

ȕdār (canonical masculine)
у̏да̄р (Cyrillic)
udar (nominative singular)
udari (nominative plural)
udara (genitive singular)
udara (genitive plural)
udaru (dative singular)
udarima (dative plural)
udar (accusative singular)
udare (accusative plural)
udare (singular vocative)
udaru (singular vocative)
udari (plural vocative)
udaru (locative singular)
udarima (locative plural)
udarom (instrumental singular)
udarima (instrumental plural)


продавница

sh-noun

продавница f (Latin spelling prodavnica)


карта

ка̑рта (canonical feminine)
kȃrta (romanization)
ка̑рта (nominative singular)
карте (nominative plural)
карте (genitive singular)
ка̏ра̄та̄ (genitive plural)
ка̑ртӣ (genitive plural)
карти (dative singular)
картама (dative plural)
карту (accusative singular)
карте (accusative plural)
карто (singular vocative)
карте (plural vocative)
карти (locative singular)
картама (locative plural)
картом (instrumental singular)
картама (instrumental plural)

From Latin charta, from Ancient Greek χάρτης (khártēs, “papyrus, paper”).


роса

ро̀са (canonical feminine)
ròsa (romanization)
роса (nominative singular)
росе (nominative plural)
росе (genitive singular)
роса (genitive plural)
роси (dative singular)
росама (dative plural)
росу (accusative singular)
росе (accusative plural)
росо (singular vocative)
росе (plural vocative)
роси (locative singular)
росама (locative plural)
росом (instrumental singular)
росама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *rosà, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *rasā́ˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *h₁rṓs.


progres

prògres (canonical masculine)
про̀грес (Cyrillic)
progres (nominative singular)
progresi (nominative plural)
progresa (genitive singular)
progresa (genitive plural)
progresu (dative singular)
progresima (dative plural)
progres (accusative singular)
progrese (accusative plural)
progrese (singular vocative)
progresi (plural vocative)
progresu (locative singular)
progresima (locative plural)
progresom (instrumental singular)
progresima (instrumental plural)


prsten

pȑstēn (canonical masculine)
пр̏сте̄н (Cyrillic)
prsten (nominative singular)
prsteni (nominative plural)
prstenovi (nominative plural)
prstena (genitive singular)
prstena (genitive plural)
prstenova (genitive plural)
prstenu (dative singular)
prstenima (dative plural)
prstenovima (dative plural)
prsten (accusative singular)
prstene (accusative plural)
prstenove (accusative plural)
prstene (singular vocative)
prsteni (plural vocative)
prstenovi (plural vocative)
prstenu (locative singular)
prstenima (locative plural)
prstenovima (locative plural)
prstenom (instrumental singular)
prstenima (instrumental plural)
prstenovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pьrsty (“finger ring; ring”).

inh+

Taj dan na ruci nije nosila prsten.

On that day she wore no ring on her finger.

Gospodar Prstenova

Kako pozdraviti papu? Vekovima su katolici u znak pozdrava ljubili papino stopalo. U današnje vreme, međutim, mnogi vernici se blago poklone i poljube njegov prsten.

2022, Džejms Rejnolds, “Papin prsten i poljubac: Nije ono što ste mislili”, in BBC Njuz:

How to greet the Pope? For centuries, Catholics have kissed the Pope's foot as a sign of greeting. Nowadays, however, many believers bow gently and kiss his ring.


sos

sȏs (canonical masculine)
со̑с (Cyrillic)
sȏs (nominative singular)
sósovi (nominative plural)
sosa (genitive singular)
sosova (genitive plural)
sosu (dative singular)
sosovima (dative plural)
sos (accusative singular)
sosove (accusative plural)
sosu (singular vocative)
sosovi (plural vocative)
sosu (locative singular)
sosovima (locative plural)
sosom (instrumental singular)
sosovima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from French sauce, from Vulgar Latin *salsa, from Latin salsus.


трамвај

тра̏мва̄ј (canonical masculine)
trȁmvāj (romanization)
трамвај (nominative singular)
трамваји (nominative plural)
трамваја (genitive singular)
трамваја (genitive plural)
трамвају (dative singular)
трамвајима (dative plural)
трамвај (accusative singular)
трамваје (accusative plural)
трамвају (singular vocative)
трамваји (plural vocative)
трамвају (locative singular)
трамвајима (locative plural)
трамвајем (instrumental singular)
трамвајима (instrumental plural)


tramvaj

trȁmvāj (canonical masculine)
тра̏мва̄ј (Cyrillic)
tramvaj (nominative singular)
tramvaji (nominative plural)
tramvaja (genitive singular)
tramvaja (genitive plural)
tramvaju (dative singular)
tramvajima (dative plural)
tramvaj (accusative singular)
tramvaje (accusative plural)
tramvaju (singular vocative)
tramvaji (plural vocative)
tramvaju (locative singular)
tramvajima (locative plural)
tramvajem (instrumental singular)
tramvajima (instrumental plural)


macan

màcan (canonical masculine)
ма̀цан (Cyrillic)
macan (nominative singular)
macani (nominative plural)
macana (genitive singular)
macana (genitive plural)
macanu (dative singular)
macanima (dative plural)
macana (accusative singular)
macane (accusative plural)
macane (singular vocative)
macani (plural vocative)
macanu (locative singular)
macanima (locative plural)
macanom (instrumental singular)
macanima (instrumental plural)


pješak

pjèšāk (canonical masculine)
пјѐша̄к (Cyrillic)
pjèšāk (nominative singular)
pješáci (nominative plural)
pješáka (genitive singular)
pješaka (genitive plural)
pješaku (dative singular)
pješacima (dative plural)
pješaka (accusative singular)
pješake (accusative plural)
pjȅšāče (singular vocative)
pješaci (plural vocative)
pješaku (locative singular)
pješacima (locative plural)
pješakom (instrumental singular)
pješacima (instrumental plural)
pèšāk (alternative Ekavian)


lovac

lóvac (canonical masculine)
ло́вац (Cyrillic)
lóvac (nominative singular)
lovci (nominative plural)
lóvca (genitive singular)
lȍvācā (genitive plural)
lovcu (dative singular)
lovcima (dative plural)
lovca (accusative singular)
lovce (accusative plural)
lȏvče (singular vocative)
lovci (plural vocative)
lovcu (locative singular)
lovcima (locative plural)
lovcem (instrumental singular)
lovcima (instrumental plural)

Kažu da je lovac jeo ovde.

Nisam bio strastven lovac, ali se ipak tako svaki put pridružih, jer je plandovanje po tim dragim zagorskim brdima uvijek puno tolikoga čara. Od rana jutra lovismo.

1886, Ksaver Šandor Đalski, “Na Groblju”, in Pod Starimi Krovovi:

I was not a passionate hunter, but I joined in each time nevertheless, because time spent in those dear Zagorje hills was always so full of charm. We hunted from early morning.


vezir

vèzīr (canonical masculine)
вѐзӣр (Cyrillic)
vèzīr (nominative singular)
veziri (nominative plural)
vezíra (genitive singular)
vezira (genitive plural)
veziru (dative singular)
vezirima (dative plural)
vezira (accusative singular)
vezire (accusative plural)
veziru (singular vocative)
veziri (plural vocative)
veziru (locative singular)
vezirima (locative plural)
vezirom (instrumental singular)
vezirima (instrumental plural)


kmet

kmȅt (canonical masculine)
кме̏т (Cyrillic)
kmȅt (nominative singular)
kmètovi (nominative plural)
kmeta (genitive singular)
kmetova (genitive plural)
kmetu (dative singular)
kmetovima (dative plural)
kmeta (accusative singular)
kmetove (accusative plural)
kmete (singular vocative)
kmetovi (plural vocative)
kmetu (locative singular)
kmetovima (locative plural)
kmetom (instrumental singular)
kmetovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kъmetь, from Latin comitem.

(historical) serf, peon (a working peasant on lord's estate)


невеста

нѐвеста (canonical feminine)
nèvesta (romanization)
невеста (nominative singular)
невесте (nominative plural)
невесте (genitive singular)
невеста (genitive plural)
невести (dative singular)
невестама (dative plural)
невесту (accusative singular)
невесте (accusative plural)
невесто (singular vocative)
невесте (plural vocative)
невести (locative singular)
невестама (locative plural)
невестом (instrumental singular)
невестама (instrumental plural)
нѐвјеста (alternative Ijekavian)


nevesta

nèvesta (canonical feminine)
нѐвеста (Cyrillic)
nevesta (nominative singular)
neveste (nominative plural)
neveste (genitive singular)
nevesta (genitive plural)
nevesti (dative singular)
nevestama (dative plural)
nevestu (accusative singular)
neveste (accusative plural)
nevesto (singular vocative)
neveste (plural vocative)
nevesti (locative singular)
nevestama (locative plural)
nevestom (instrumental singular)
nevestama (instrumental plural)
nèvjesta (alternative Ijekavian)


млада

мла̑да (canonical feminine)
mlȃda (romanization)
мла̑да (nominative singular)
младе (nominative plural)
младе (genitive singular)
млада (genitive plural)
мла̑ди (dative singular)
мла̑дама (dative plural)
младу (accusative singular)
младе (accusative plural)
младо (singular vocative)
младе (plural vocative)
мла̑ди (locative singular)
мла̑дама (locative plural)
младом (instrumental singular)
мла̑дама (instrumental plural)


mlada

mlȃda (canonical feminine)
мла̑да (Cyrillic)
mlȃda (nominative singular)
mlade (nominative plural)
mlade (genitive singular)
mlada (genitive plural)
mlȃdi (dative singular)
mlȃdama (dative plural)
mladu (accusative singular)
mlade (accusative plural)
mlado (singular vocative)
mlade (plural vocative)
mlȃdi (locative singular)
mlȃdama (locative plural)
mladom (instrumental singular)
mlȃdama (instrumental plural)

From mlad + -a. A similar etymology has Polish młoda.


nevjesta

nèvjesta (canonical feminine)
нѐвјеста (Cyrillic)
nevjesta (nominative singular)
nevjeste (nominative plural)
nevjeste (genitive singular)
nevjesta (genitive plural)
nevjesti (dative singular)
nevjestama (dative plural)
nevjestu (accusative singular)
nevjeste (accusative plural)
nevjesto (singular vocative)
nevjeste (plural vocative)
nevjesti (locative singular)
nevjestama (locative plural)
nevjestom (instrumental singular)
nevjestama (instrumental plural)
nèvesta (alternative Ekavian)


брлог

бр́лог (canonical masculine)
bŕlog (romanization)
брлог (nominative singular)
брлози (nominative plural)
брлога (genitive singular)
брлога (genitive plural)
брлогу (dative singular)
брлозима (dative plural)
брлог (accusative singular)
брлоге (accusative plural)
брложе (singular vocative)
брлози (plural vocative)
брлогу (locative singular)
брлозима (locative plural)
брлогом (instrumental singular)
брлозима (instrumental plural)


кум

ку̑м (canonical masculine)
kȗm (romanization)
ку̑м (nominative singular)
ку̏мови (nominative plural)
кума (genitive singular)
кумова (genitive plural)
куму (dative singular)
кумовима (dative plural)
кума (accusative singular)
кумове (accusative plural)
куме (singular vocative)
кумови (plural vocative)
куму (locative singular)
кумовима (locative plural)
кумом (instrumental singular)
кумовима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kumъ, from earlier *kъmotrъ, from Latin commater, see kmotra, kmotr in Czech.


кум

ку̏м (canonical masculine)
kȕm (romanization)
кум (nominative singular)
кума (genitive singular)
куму (dative singular)
кум (accusative singular)
куму (singular vocative)
куму (locative singular)
кумом (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قوم (Turkish kum (“sand”)).


боб

бо̏б (canonical masculine)
bȍb (romanization)
боб (nominative singular)
бобови (nominative plural)
боба (genitive singular)
бобова (genitive plural)
бобу (dative singular)
бобовима (dative plural)
боб (accusative singular)
бобове (accusative plural)
бобе (singular vocative)
бобови (plural vocative)
бобу (locative singular)
бобовима (locative plural)
бобом (instrumental singular)
бобовима (instrumental plural)


боб

бо̏б (canonical masculine)
bȍb (romanization)
бо̏б (nominative singular)
бо̀бови (nominative plural)
боба (genitive singular)
бобова (genitive plural)
бобу (dative singular)
бобовима (dative plural)
боб (accusative singular)
бобове (accusative plural)
бобе (singular vocative)
бобови (plural vocative)
бобу (locative singular)
бобовима (locative plural)
бобом (instrumental singular)
бобовима (instrumental plural)


eksport

èksport (canonical masculine)
ѐкспорт (Cyrillic)
èksport (nominative singular)
eksporti (nominative plural)
eksporta (genitive singular)
èksporātā (genitive plural)
èkspōrtā (genitive plural)
eksportu (dative singular)
eksportima (dative plural)
eksport (accusative singular)
eksporte (accusative plural)
eksporte (singular vocative)
eksporti (plural vocative)
eksportu (locative singular)
eksportima (locative plural)
eksportom (instrumental singular)
eksportima (instrumental plural)

From English export, from Latin exportō.


klaun

klȁun (canonical masculine)
кла̏ун (Cyrillic)
klȁun (nominative singular)
klȁuni (nominative plural)
klȁunovi (nominative plural)
klȁuna (genitive singular)
klȁūnā (genitive plural)
klȁunōvā (genitive plural)
klȁunu (dative singular)
klȁunima (dative plural)
klȁunovima (dative plural)
klȁuna (accusative singular)
klȁune (accusative plural)
klȁunove (accusative plural)
klȁune (singular vocative)
klȁuni (plural vocative)
klȁunovi (plural vocative)
klȁunu (locative singular)
klȁunima (locative plural)
klȁunovima (locative plural)
klȁunom (instrumental singular)
klȁunima (instrumental plural)
klȁunovima (instrumental plural)
klovn (alternative Serbia)
klovan (alternative Serbia)

(Croatia) clown (performance artist working e.g. in a circus)


lokomotiva

sh-noun

lokomotíva f (Cyrillic spelling локомоти́ва)

lokomotíva (canonical feminine)
локомоти́ва (Cyrillic)
lokomotiva (nominative singular)
lokomotive (nominative plural)
lokomotive (genitive singular)
lokomotiva (genitive plural)
lokomotivi (dative singular)
lokomotivama (dative plural)
lokomotivu (accusative singular)
lokomotive (accusative plural)
lokomotivo (singular vocative)
lokomotive (plural vocative)
lokomotivi (locative singular)
lokomotivama (locative plural)
lokomotivom (instrumental singular)
lokomotivama (instrumental plural)


Litva

Lȉtva (canonical feminine)
Ли̏тва (Cyrillic)
Litva (nominative singular)
Litve (genitive singular)
Litvi (dative singular)
Litvu (accusative singular)
Litvo (singular vocative)
Litva (singular vocative)
Litvi (locative singular)
Litvom (instrumental singular)
Litvanija (alternative)

Lithuania (a country in northeastern Europe)


sahan

sàhan (canonical masculine)
са̀хан (Cyrillic)

From Ottoman Turkish صحن (sahn) (compare Turkish sahan), from Arabic صَحْن (ṣaḥn). Compare obsolete or dialectal Bulgarian саха́н (sahán, “cup”).


sahat

sȁhat or sàhat m (Cyrillic spelling са̏хат or са̀хат)

sȁhat (canonical)
sàhat (canonical masculine)
са̏хат (Cyrillic)
са̀хат (Cyrillic)
sȁhat (nominative singular)
sahatovi (nominative plural)
sȁhata (genitive singular)
sahatōvā (genitive plural)
sаhatо́vа̄ (genitive plural)
sȁhatu (dative singular)
sahatovima (dative plural)
sȁhat (accusative singular)
sahatove (accusative plural)
sȁhate (singular vocative)
sahatovi (plural vocative)
sȁhatu (locative singular)
sahatovima (locative plural)
sȁhatom (instrumental singular)
sahatovima (instrumental plural)


sahat

sȁhat (canonical)
sàhat (canonical masculine)
са̏хат (Cyrillic)
са̀хат (Cyrillic)
sȁhat (nominative singular)
sȁhati (nominative plural)
sȁhata (genitive singular)
sáhatī (genitive plural)
sȁhatu (dative singular)
sȁhatima (dative plural)
sȁhat (accusative singular)
sȁhate (accusative plural)
sȁhate (singular vocative)
sȁhati (plural vocative)
sȁhatu (locative singular)
sȁhatima (locative plural)
sȁhatom (instrumental singular)
sȁhatima (instrumental plural)


vrt

vȑt (canonical masculine)
вр̏т (Cyrillic)
vȑt (nominative singular)
vr̀tovi (nominative plural)
vr̀ta (genitive singular)
vrtova (genitive plural)
vrtu (dative singular)
vrtovima (dative plural)
vrt (accusative singular)
vrtove (accusative plural)
vrte (singular vocative)
vrtovi (plural vocative)
vrtu (locative singular)
vrtovima (locative plural)
vrtom (instrumental singular)
vrtovima (instrumental plural)


kalu

dative/vocative/locative singular of kal


pola

póla (canonical feminine)
по́ла (Cyrillic)


mene

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.

nonlemma

inflection of mena:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


част

ча̑ст (canonical feminine)
čȃst (romanization)
част (nominative singular)
части (nominative plural)
части (genitive singular)
части (genitive plural)
части (dative singular)
частима (dative plural)
част (accusative singular)
части (accusative plural)
части (singular vocative)
части (plural vocative)
части (locative singular)
частима (locative plural)
чашћу (instrumental singular)
части (instrumental singular)
частима (instrumental plural)


полица

по̀лица (canonical feminine)
pòlica (romanization)
полица (nominative singular)
полице (nominative plural)
полице (genitive singular)
полица (genitive plural)
полици (dative singular)
полицама (dative plural)
полицу (accusative singular)
полице (accusative plural)
полицо (singular vocative)
полице (plural vocative)
полици (locative singular)
полицама (locative plural)
полицом (instrumental singular)
полицама (instrumental plural)


кухиња

ку̏хиња (canonical feminine)
kȕhinja (romanization)
кухиња (nominative singular)
кухиње (nominative plural)
кухиње (genitive singular)
кухиња (genitive plural)
кухињи (dative singular)
кухињама (dative plural)
кухињу (accusative singular)
кухиње (accusative plural)
кухињо (singular vocative)
кухиње (plural vocative)
кухињи (locative singular)
кухињама (locative plural)
кухињом (instrumental singular)
кухињама (instrumental plural)


парада

пара́да (canonical feminine)
paráda (romanization)
парада (nominative singular)
параде (nominative plural)
параде (genitive singular)
парада (genitive plural)
паради (dative singular)
парадама (dative plural)
параду (accusative singular)
параде (accusative plural)
парадо (singular vocative)
параде (plural vocative)
паради (locative singular)
парадама (locative plural)
парадом (instrumental singular)
парадама (instrumental plural)


флаута

фла̀ута (canonical feminine)
flàuta (romanization)
фла̀ута (nominative singular)
флауте (nominative plural)
флауте (genitive singular)
фла̀ута̄ (genitive plural)
флаути (dative singular)
флаутама (dative plural)
флауту (accusative singular)
флауте (accusative plural)
флауто (singular vocative)
флауте (plural vocative)
флаути (locative singular)
флаутама (locative plural)
флаутом (instrumental singular)
флаутама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Italian flauto. Cognates include Czech flauta and Slovak flauta.


слатко

сла̀тко̄ (canonical neuter)
slàtkō (romanization)
слатко (nominative singular)
слатка (genitive singular)
слатку (dative singular)
слатко (accusative singular)
слатко (singular vocative)
слатку (locative singular)
слатком (instrumental singular)


ostan

òstan (canonical masculine)
о̀стан (Cyrillic)


koske

inflection of koska:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


lipan

lìpan (canonical masculine)
лѝпан (Cyrillic)


motiv

mòtīv (canonical masculine)
мо̀тӣв (Cyrillic)
motiv (nominative singular)
motivi (nominative plural)
motiva (genitive singular)
motiva (genitive plural)
motivu (dative singular)
motivima (dative plural)
motiv (accusative singular)
motive (accusative plural)
motive (singular vocative)
motivi (plural vocative)
motivu (locative singular)
motivima (locative plural)
motivom (instrumental singular)
motivima (instrumental plural)


stratosfera

sh-noun

stratosféra f (Cyrillic spelling стратосфе́ра)

stratosféra (canonical feminine)
стратосфе́ра (Cyrillic)
stratosfera (nominative singular)
stratosfere (genitive singular)
stratosferi (dative singular)
stratosferu (accusative singular)
stratosfero (singular vocative)
stratosferi (locative singular)
stratosferom (instrumental singular)


муфтија

му̀фтија (canonical masculine)
mùftija (romanization)
му̀фтија (nominative singular)
муфтије (nominative plural)
муфтије (genitive singular)
му̏фтӣја̄ (genitive plural)
муфтији (dative singular)
муфтијама (dative plural)
муфтију (accusative singular)
муфтије (accusative plural)
муфтијо (singular vocative)
муфтије (plural vocative)
муфтији (locative singular)
муфтијама (locative plural)
муфтијом (instrumental singular)
муфтијама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish مفتی (mofti), from Arabic مُفْتِي (muftī).


muftija

mùftija (canonical masculine)
му̀фтија (Cyrillic)
mùftija (nominative singular)
muftije (nominative plural)
muftije (genitive singular)
mȕftījā (genitive plural)
muftiji (dative singular)
muftijama (dative plural)
muftiju (accusative singular)
muftije (accusative plural)
muftijo (singular vocative)
muftije (plural vocative)
muftiji (locative singular)
muftijama (locative plural)
muftijom (instrumental singular)
muftijama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish مفتی (mofti), from Arabic مُفْتٍ (muftin).


troposfera

sh-noun

troposféra f (Cyrillic spelling тропосфе́ра)

troposféra (canonical feminine)
тропосфе́ра (Cyrillic)
troposfera (nominative singular)
troposfere (nominative plural)
troposfere (genitive singular)
troposfera (genitive plural)
troposferi (dative singular)
troposferama (dative plural)
troposferu (accusative singular)
troposfere (accusative plural)
troposfero (singular vocative)
troposfere (plural vocative)
troposferi (locative singular)
troposferama (locative plural)
troposferom (instrumental singular)
troposferama (instrumental plural)


centrifuga

centrifúga f (Cyrillic spelling центрифу́га)

centrifúga (canonical feminine)
центрифу́га (Cyrillic)
centrifuga (nominative singular)
centrifuge (nominative plural)
centrifuge (genitive singular)
centrifuga (genitive plural)
centrifugi (dative singular)
centrifugama (dative plural)
centrifugu (accusative singular)
centrifuge (accusative plural)
centrifugo (singular vocative)
centrifuge (plural vocative)
centrifugi (locative singular)
centrifugama (locative plural)
centrifugom (instrumental singular)
centrifugama (instrumental plural)


maharadža

mȁharadža m (Cyrillic spelling ма̏хараџа)

mȁharadža (canonical masculine)
ма̏хараџа (Cyrillic)
maharadža (nominative singular)
maharadže (nominative plural)
maharadže (genitive singular)
maharadža (genitive plural)
maharadži (dative singular)
maharadžama (dative plural)
maharadžu (accusative singular)
maharadže (accusative plural)
maharadžo (singular vocative)
maharadže (plural vocative)
maharadži (locative singular)
maharadžama (locative plural)
maharadžom (instrumental singular)
maharadžama (instrumental plural)


spirale

inflection of spirala:
genitive singular

inflection of spirala:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


ventil

vèntīl (canonical masculine)
вѐнтӣл (Cyrillic)
vèntīl (nominative singular)
ventili (nominative plural)
ventíla (genitive singular)
ventila (genitive plural)
ventilu (dative singular)
ventilima (dative plural)
ventil (accusative singular)
ventile (accusative plural)
ventile (singular vocative)
ventili (plural vocative)
ventilu (locative singular)
ventilima (locative plural)
ventilom (instrumental singular)
ventilima (instrumental plural)


elektronka

elektronka f (Cyrillic spelling електронка)

електронка (Cyrillic)


slitina

slȉtina (canonical feminine)
сли̏тина (Cyrillic)
slitina (nominative singular)
slitine (nominative plural)
slitine (genitive singular)
slitina (genitive plural)
slitini (dative singular)
slitinama (dative plural)
slitinu (accusative singular)
slitine (accusative plural)
slitino (singular vocative)
slitine (plural vocative)
slitini (locative singular)
slitinama (locative plural)
slitinom (instrumental singular)
slitinama (instrumental plural)

Coined by Croatian linguist Bogoslav Šulek in the 19th century, probably adopted from Czech slitina.


хороз

хо̏ро̄з (canonical masculine)
hȍrōz (romanization)
хороз (nominative singular)
хорози (nominative plural)
хороза (genitive singular)
хороза (genitive plural)
хорозу (dative singular)
хорозима (dative plural)
хороза (accusative singular)
хорозе (accusative plural)
хорозе (singular vocative)
хорози (plural vocative)
хорозу (locative singular)
хорозима (locative plural)
хорозом (instrumental singular)
хорозима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish خروس (horoz), from Persian خروس (xorus).


horoz

hȍrōz (canonical masculine)
хо̏ро̄з (Cyrillic)
horoz (nominative singular)
horozi (nominative plural)
horoza (genitive singular)
horoza (genitive plural)
horozu (dative singular)
horozima (dative plural)
horoza (accusative singular)
horoze (accusative plural)
horoze (singular vocative)
horozi (plural vocative)
horozu (locative singular)
horozima (locative plural)
horozom (instrumental singular)
horozima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish خروس (horoz, horos), from Persian خروس (xorus).