купина

ку̀пина (canonical feminine)
kùpina (romanization)
купина (nominative singular)
купине (nominative plural)
купине (genitive singular)
купина (genitive plural)
купину (dative singular)
купинама (dative plural)
купину (accusative singular)
купине (accusative plural)
купино (singular vocative)
купине (plural vocative)
купину (locative singular)
купинама (locative plural)
купином (instrumental singular)
купинама (instrumental plural)


kupina

kùpina (canonical feminine)
ку̀пина (Cyrillic)
kupina (nominative singular)
kupine (nominative plural)
kupine (genitive singular)
kupina (genitive plural)
kupini (dative singular)
kupinama (dative plural)
kupinu (accusative singular)
kupine (accusative plural)
kupino (singular vocative)
kupine (plural vocative)
kupini (locative singular)
kupinama (locative plural)
kupinom (instrumental singular)
kupinama (instrumental plural)


svinja

svínja (canonical feminine)
сви́ња (Cyrillic)
svinja (nominative singular)
svȋnje (nominative plural)
svinje (genitive singular)
svinja (genitive plural)
svinji (dative singular)
svinjama (dative plural)
svinju (accusative singular)
svinje (accusative plural)
svinjo (singular vocative)
svinje (plural vocative)
svinji (locative singular)
svinjama (locative plural)
svinjom (instrumental singular)
svinjama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *svinьja, probably from early *svīnī f, from an adjectival form *svinъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *swīˀnas, rom Proto-Indo-European *suH-.


atar

ȁtār (canonical masculine)
а̏та̄р (Cyrillic)
atar (nominative singular)
atari (nominative plural)
atara (genitive singular)
atara (genitive plural)
ataru (dative singular)
atarima (dative plural)
atar (accusative singular)
atare (accusative plural)
ataru (singular vocative)
atare (singular vocative)
atari (plural vocative)
ataru (locative singular)
atarima (locative plural)
atarom (instrumental singular)
atarima (instrumental plural)
hȁtār (alternative)

(transitive) area within one's jurisdiction


бритва

бри̏тва (canonical feminine)
brȉtva (romanization)
бритва (nominative singular)
бритве (nominative plural)
бритве (genitive singular)
бритава (genitive plural)
бритви (genitive plural)
бритви (dative singular)
бритвама (dative plural)
бритву (accusative singular)
бритве (accusative plural)
бритво (singular vocative)
бритве (plural vocative)
бритви (locative singular)
бритвама (locative plural)
бритвом (instrumental singular)
бритвама (instrumental plural)


ацетон

ацѐто̄н (canonical masculine)
acètōn (romanization)
ацѐто̄н (nominative singular)
ацетони (nominative plural)
ацето́на (genitive singular)
ацетона (genitive plural)
ацетону (dative singular)
ацетонима (dative plural)
ацетон (accusative singular)
ацетоне (accusative plural)
ацетоне (singular vocative)
ацетони (plural vocative)
ацетону (locative singular)
ацетонима (locative plural)
ацетоном (instrumental singular)
ацетонима (instrumental plural)


ковач

ко̀ва̄ч (canonical masculine)
kòvāč (romanization)
ко̀ва̄ч (nominative singular)
ковачи (nominative plural)
кова́ча (genitive singular)
ковача (genitive plural)
ковачу (dative singular)
ковачима (dative plural)
ковача (accusative singular)
коваче (accusative plural)
ко̏ва̄чу (singular vocative)
ковачи (plural vocative)
ковачу (locative singular)
ковачима (locative plural)
ковачем (instrumental singular)
ковачима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kovačь, from *kovati.


cene

inflection of cena:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


ded

dȅd (canonical masculine)
де̏д (Cyrillic)
dȅd (nominative singular)
dèdovi (nominative plural)
dedi (nominative plural)
deda (genitive singular)
dedova (genitive plural)
deda (genitive plural)
dedu (dative singular)
dedovima (dative plural)
dedima (dative plural)
deda (accusative singular)
dedove (accusative plural)
dede (accusative plural)
dede (singular vocative)
dedovi (plural vocative)
dedi (plural vocative)
dedu (locative singular)
dedovima (locative plural)
dedima (locative plural)
dedom (instrumental singular)
dedovima (instrumental plural)
dedima (instrumental plural)
djȅd (alternative Ijekavian)
dȉd (alternative Ikavian)
dȅda (alternative Ekavian)


dragan

dràgan (canonical masculine)
дра̀ган (Cyrillic)
dragan (nominative singular)
dragani (nominative plural)
dragana (genitive singular)
dragana (genitive plural)
draganu (dative singular)
draganima (dative plural)
dragana (accusative singular)
dragane (accusative plural)
dragane (singular vocative)
dragani (plural vocative)
draganu (locative singular)
draganima (locative plural)
draganom (instrumental singular)
draganima (instrumental plural)


елегија

ѐле̄гија (canonical feminine)
èlēgija (romanization)
елегија (nominative singular)
елегије (nominative plural)
елегије (genitive singular)
елегија (genitive plural)
елегији (dative singular)
елегијама (dative plural)
елегију (accusative singular)
елегије (accusative plural)
елегијо (singular vocative)
елегије (plural vocative)
елегији (locative singular)
елегијама (locative plural)
елегијом (instrumental singular)
елегијама (instrumental plural)


elegija

èlēgija (canonical feminine)
ѐле̄гија (Cyrillic)
elegija (nominative singular)
elegije (nominative plural)
elegije (genitive singular)
elegija (genitive plural)
elegiji (dative singular)
elegijama (dative plural)
elegiju (accusative singular)
elegije (accusative plural)
elegijo (singular vocative)
elegije (plural vocative)
elegiji (locative singular)
elegijama (locative plural)
elegijom (instrumental singular)
elegijama (instrumental plural)


profesor

sh-noun

pròfesor m (Cyrillic spelling про̀фесор)

pròfesor (canonical masculine)
про̀фесор (Cyrillic)
profesor (nominative singular)
profesori (nominative plural)
profesora (genitive singular)
profesora (genitive plural)
profesoru (dative singular)
profesorima (dative plural)
profesora (accusative singular)
profesore (accusative plural)
profesore (singular vocative)
profesori (plural vocative)
profesoru (locative singular)
profesorima (locative plural)
profesorom (instrumental singular)
profesorima (instrumental plural)


pravda

prȃvda (canonical feminine)
пра̑вда (Cyrillic)
pravda (nominative singular)
pravde (nominative plural)
pravde (genitive singular)
pravda (genitive plural)
pravdi (dative singular)
pravdama (dative plural)
pravdu (accusative singular)
pravde (accusative plural)
pravdo (singular vocative)
pravde (plural vocative)
pravdi (locative singular)
pravdama (locative plural)
pravdom (instrumental singular)
pravdama (instrumental plural)


zelen

zȅlēn (canonical feminine)
зе̏ле̄н (Cyrillic)
zelen (nominative singular)
zeleni (genitive singular)
zeleni (dative singular)
zelen (accusative singular)
zeleni (singular vocative)
zeleni (locative singular)
zelenju (instrumental singular)

(uncountable) verdure (greenness of lush or growing vegetation; also: the vegetation itself)

(collective) greens (edible green plants and their leaves)


dadaist

dadàist (canonical masculine)
дада̀ист (Cyrillic)
dadaist (nominative singular)
dadaisti (nominative plural)
dadaista (genitive singular)
dadaista (genitive plural)
dadaistu (dative singular)
dadaistima (dative plural)
dadaista (accusative singular)
dadaiste (accusative plural)
dadaiste (singular vocative)
dadaisti (plural vocative)
dadaistu (locative singular)
dadaistima (locative plural)
dadaistom (instrumental singular)
dadaistima (instrumental plural)
dadàista (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


страница

стра̀ница (canonical feminine)
strànica (romanization)
страница (nominative singular)
странице (nominative plural)
странице (genitive singular)
страница (genitive plural)
страници (dative singular)
страницама (dative plural)
страницу (accusative singular)
странице (accusative plural)
страницо (singular vocative)
странице (plural vocative)
страници (locative singular)
страницама (locative plural)
страницом (instrumental singular)
страницама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Russian страни́ца (straníca).


stara

stȃra (canonical feminine)
ста̑ра (Cyrillic)
stara (nominative singular)
stare (nominative plural)
stare (genitive singular)
starā (genitive plural)
staroj (dative singular)
starama (dative plural)
staru (accusative singular)
stare (accusative plural)
stara (singular vocative)
stare (plural vocative)
staroj (locative singular)
starama (locative plural)
starom (instrumental singular)
starama (instrumental plural)


težak

tèžāk (canonical masculine)
тѐжа̄к (Cyrillic)
tèžāk (nominative singular)
težáci (nominative plural)
težáka (genitive singular)
težaka (genitive plural)
težaku (dative singular)
težacima (dative plural)
težaka (accusative singular)
težake (accusative plural)
težače (singular vocative)
težaci (plural vocative)
težaku (locative singular)
težacima (locative plural)
težakom (instrumental singular)
težacima (instrumental plural)

Derived by nominalization from the first etymology, originally denoting a person doing difficult tasks.


blok

blȍk (canonical masculine)
бло̏к (Cyrillic)
blȍk (nominative singular)
blòkovi (nominative plural)
bloka (genitive singular)
blokova (genitive plural)
bloku (dative singular)
blokovima (dative plural)
blok (accusative singular)
blokove (accusative plural)
bloče (singular vocative)
blokovi (plural vocative)
bloku (locative singular)
blokovima (locative plural)
blokom (instrumental singular)
blokovima (instrumental plural)


taht

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish تخت (taht), from Persian تخت (taxt).


ибрик

ѝбрӣк (canonical masculine)
ìbrīk (romanization)
ѝбрӣк (nominative singular)
ибри́ци (nominative plural)
ибри́ка (genitive singular)
ибрика (genitive plural)
ибрику (dative singular)
ибрицима (dative plural)
ибрик (accusative singular)
ибрике (accusative plural)
ибриче (singular vocative)
ибрици (plural vocative)
ибрику (locative singular)
ибрицима (locative plural)
ибриком (instrumental singular)
ибрицима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish ابریق (ibrik, ıbrık, “ewer”) (Turkish ibrik), from Arabic إِبْرِيق (ʔibrīq).


džezva

džȅzva (canonical feminine)
џе̏зва (Cyrillic)
džezva (nominative singular)
džezve (nominative plural)
džezve (genitive singular)
džȅzāvā (genitive plural)
džȅzvī (genitive plural)
džezvi (dative singular)
džezvama (dative plural)
džezvu (accusative singular)
džezve (accusative plural)
džezvo (singular vocative)
džezve (plural vocative)
džezvi (locative singular)
džezvama (locative plural)
džezvom (instrumental singular)
džezvama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish جزوه (cezve) (Turkish cezve), from Arabic جَذْوَة (jaḏwa) or جِذْوَة (jiḏwa, “ember”).


џезва

џе̏зва (canonical feminine)
džȅzva (romanization)
џезва (nominative singular)
џезве (nominative plural)
џезве (genitive singular)
џе̏за̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
џе̏звӣ (genitive plural)
џезви (dative singular)
џезвама (dative plural)
џезву (accusative singular)
џезве (accusative plural)
џезво (singular vocative)
џезве (plural vocative)
џезви (locative singular)
џезвама (locative plural)
џезвом (instrumental singular)
џезвама (instrumental plural)


милиција

мѝлӣција (canonical feminine)
mìlīcija (romanization)
милиција (nominative singular)
милиције (nominative plural)
милиције (genitive singular)
милиција (genitive plural)
милицији (dative singular)
милицијама (dative plural)
милицију (accusative singular)
милиције (accusative plural)
милицијо (singular vocative)
милиције (plural vocative)
милицији (locative singular)
милицијама (locative plural)
милицијом (instrumental singular)
милицијама (instrumental plural)

militsia (in the context of the former Yugoslavia, especially during the period of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia)


milicija

mìlīcija (canonical feminine)
мѝлӣција (Cyrillic)
milicija (nominative singular)
milicije (nominative plural)
milicije (genitive singular)
milicija (genitive plural)
miliciji (dative singular)
milicijama (dative plural)
miliciju (accusative singular)
milicije (accusative plural)
milicijo (singular vocative)
milicije (plural vocative)
miliciji (locative singular)
milicijama (locative plural)
milicijom (instrumental singular)
milicijama (instrumental plural)


полиција

полѝција (canonical feminine)
polìcija (romanization)
полиција (nominative singular)
полиције (nominative plural)
полиције (genitive singular)
полиција (genitive plural)
полицији (dative singular)
полицијама (dative plural)
полицију (accusative singular)
полиције (accusative plural)
полицијо (singular vocative)
полиције (plural vocative)
полицији (locative singular)
полицијама (locative plural)
полицијом (instrumental singular)
полицијама (instrumental plural)


policija

polìcija (canonical feminine)
полѝција (Cyrillic)
policija (nominative singular)
policije (nominative plural)
policije (genitive singular)
policija (genitive plural)
policiji (dative singular)
policijama (dative plural)
policiju (accusative singular)
policije (accusative plural)
policijo (singular vocative)
policije (plural vocative)
policiji (locative singular)
policijama (locative plural)
policijom (instrumental singular)
policijama (instrumental plural)


јагода

ја̏года (canonical feminine)
jȁgoda (romanization)
јагода (nominative singular)
јагоде (nominative plural)
јагоде (genitive singular)
јагода (genitive plural)
јагоди (dative singular)
јагодама (dative plural)
јагоду (accusative singular)
јагоде (accusative plural)
јагодо (singular vocative)
јагоде (plural vocative)
јагоди (locative singular)
јагодама (locative plural)
јагодом (instrumental singular)
јагодама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *agoda, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *ṓˀgāˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *h₂ógeh₂.


granica

grànica (canonical feminine)
гра̀ница (Cyrillic)
granica (nominative singular)
granice (nominative plural)
granice (genitive singular)
granica (genitive plural)
granici (dative singular)
granicama (dative plural)
granicu (accusative singular)
granice (accusative plural)
granico (singular vocative)
granice (plural vocative)
granici (locative singular)
granicama (locative plural)
granicom (instrumental singular)
granicama (instrumental plural)

Etymology tree
Proto-Slavic *granь
Proto-Indo-European *-h₂
Proto-Indo-European *-ih₂
Proto-Balto-Slavic *-kas
Proto-Slavic *-ica
Proto-Slavic *granica
Serbo-Croatian granica
Inherited from Proto-Slavic *granica. Compare grána.

etymon

državna granica

preći granicu

unutar granica zakona

Prešao si granicu!


sardina

sardína (canonical feminine)
сарди́на (Cyrillic)
sardina (nominative singular)
sardine (nominative plural)
sardine (genitive singular)
sardina (genitive plural)
sardini (dative singular)
sardinama (dative plural)
sardinu (accusative singular)
sardine (accusative plural)
sardino (singular vocative)
sardine (plural vocative)
sardini (locative singular)
sardinama (locative plural)
sardinom (instrumental singular)
sardinama (instrumental plural)


juha

júha (canonical feminine)
ју́ха (Cyrillic)
júha (nominative singular)
juhe (nominative plural)
juhe (genitive singular)
juha (genitive plural)
júhi (dative singular)
júsi (dative singular)
juhama (dative plural)
juhu (accusative singular)
juhe (accusative plural)
juho (singular vocative)
juhe (plural vocative)
júhi (locative singular)
júsi (locative singular)
juhama (locative plural)
juhom (instrumental singular)
juhama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *juxa. Doublet of džus.


spis

spȉs (canonical masculine)
спи̏с (Cyrillic)
spȉs (nominative singular)
spȉsi (nominative plural)
spisa (genitive singular)
spȋsā (genitive plural)
spisu (dative singular)
spisima (dative plural)
spis (accusative singular)
spise (accusative plural)
spise (singular vocative)
spisi (plural vocative)
spisu (locative singular)
spisima (locative plural)
spisom (instrumental singular)
spisima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Czech spis in the 19th century.


debil

dèbīl (canonical masculine)
дѐбӣл (Cyrillic)
debil (nominative singular)
debili (nominative plural)
debila (genitive singular)
debila (genitive plural)
debilu (dative singular)
debilima (dative plural)
debila (accusative singular)
debile (accusative plural)
debile (singular vocative)
debili (plural vocative)
debilu (locative singular)
debilima (locative plural)
debilom (instrumental singular)
debilima (instrumental plural)

(pathology, obsolete) person with slight mental retardation


сијалица

си̏јалица (canonical feminine)
sȉjalica (romanization)
сијалица (nominative singular)
сијалице (nominative plural)
сијалице (genitive singular)
сијалица (genitive plural)
сијалици (dative singular)
сијалицама (dative plural)
сијалицу (accusative singular)
сијалице (accusative plural)
сијалице (singular vocative)
сијалицо (singular vocative)
сијалице (plural vocative)
сијалици (locative singular)
сијалицама (locative plural)
сијалицом (instrumental singular)
сијалицама (instrumental plural)


sijalica

sh-noun

sȉjalica f (Cyrillic spelling си̏јалица)

sȉjalica (canonical feminine)
си̏јалица (Cyrillic)
sijalica (nominative singular)
sijalice (nominative plural)
sijalice (genitive singular)
sijalica (genitive plural)
sijalici (dative singular)
sijalicama (dative plural)
sijalicu (accusative singular)
sijalice (accusative plural)
sijalice (singular vocative)
sijalico (singular vocative)
sijalice (plural vocative)
sijalici (locative singular)
sijalicama (locative plural)
sijalicom (instrumental singular)
sijalicama (instrumental plural)


sopra

sȍpra (canonical feminine)
со̏пра (Cyrillic)

Alternative form of sȍfra (“low dining table”)


ober

óber (canonical masculine)
о́бер (Cyrillic)


bič

bȉč (canonical masculine)
би̏ч (Cyrillic)
bȉč (nominative singular)
bìčevi (nominative plural)
biča (genitive singular)
bȉčēvā (genitive plural)
biču (dative singular)
bičevima (dative plural)
bič (accusative singular)
bičeve (accusative plural)
biču (singular vocative)
bičevi (plural vocative)
biču (locative singular)
bičevima (locative plural)
bičem (instrumental singular)
bičevima (instrumental plural)


pozor

pòzor (canonical masculine)
по̀зор (Cyrillic)


stuba

stȕba (canonical feminine)
сту̏ба (Cyrillic)
stȕba (nominative singular)
stȕbe (nominative plural)
stȕbē (genitive singular)
stȗbā (genitive plural)
stȕbi (dative singular)
stȕbama (dative plural)
stȕbu (accusative singular)
stȕbe (accusative plural)
stȕbo (singular vocative)
stȕbe (plural vocative)
stȕbi (locative singular)
stȕbama (locative plural)
stȕbom (instrumental singular)
stȕbama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *stъlba, from Proto-Indo-European *stl̥b-.


метро

мѐтро̄ (canonical masculine)
mètrō (romanization)
мѐтро̄ (nominative singular)
метрои (nominative plural)
метро̀а (genitive singular)
метроа (genitive plural)
метроу (dative singular)
метроима (dative plural)
метро (accusative singular)
метрое (accusative plural)
метро (singular vocative)
метрои (plural vocative)
метроу (locative singular)
метроима (locative plural)
метроом (instrumental singular)
метроима (instrumental plural)


dokument

dokùment m (Cyrillic spelling доку̀мент)

dokùment (canonical masculine)
доку̀мент (Cyrillic)
dokùment (nominative singular)
dokumenti (nominative plural)
dokumenta (genitive singular)
dokùmenātā (genitive plural)
dokumentu (dative singular)
dokumentima (dative plural)
dokument (accusative singular)
dokumente (accusative plural)
dokumente (singular vocative)
dokumenti (plural vocative)
dokumentu (locative singular)
dokumentima (locative plural)
dokumentom (instrumental singular)
dokumentima (instrumental plural)
dokùmenat (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


vesti

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


misto

мисто (Cyrillic)
mjȅsto (alternative Ijekavian)
mȅsto (alternative Ekavian)

Blažena se ti nazivaš

1375, N.N., Muka svete Margarite (transcribed from Glagolitic original)

(please add an English translation of this quotation)

Svak skuta poduja, čtujući človika,
tolik strah obuja mista svakolika.

Kakvo to jest misto, znat morete lasno,
gdi se s nogom isto tlači zlato jasno.

(Chakavian, Ikavian) place (location, position)


esej

èsēj (canonical masculine)
ѐсе̄ј (Cyrillic)
èsēj (nominative singular)
eseji (nominative plural)
eséja (genitive singular)
eseja (genitive plural)
eseju (dative singular)
esejima (dative plural)
esej (accusative singular)
eseje (accusative plural)
eseju (singular vocative)
eseji (plural vocative)
eseju (locative singular)
esejima (locative plural)
esejom (instrumental singular)
esejima (instrumental plural)

From English essay, itself from French essai.


opština

ȍpština (canonical feminine)
о̏пштина (Cyrillic)
opština (nominative singular)
opštine (nominative plural)
opštine (genitive singular)
opština (genitive plural)
opštini (dative singular)
opštinama (dative plural)
opštinu (accusative singular)
opštine (accusative plural)
opštino (singular vocative)
opštine (plural vocative)
opštini (locative singular)
opštinama (locative plural)
opštinom (instrumental singular)
opštinama (instrumental plural)
ȍpćina (alternative Bosnia Croatia)

(Bosnia, Montenegro, Serbia) county district, commune

(Bosnia, Montenegro, Serbia) community, municipality, township


niz

nȋz (canonical masculine)
ни̑з (Cyrillic)
nȋz (nominative singular)
nízovi (nominative plural)
niza (genitive singular)
nizova (genitive plural)
nizu (dative singular)
nizovima (dative plural)
niz (accusative singular)
nizove (accusative plural)
nize (singular vocative)
nizovi (plural vocative)
nizu (locative singular)
nizovima (locative plural)
nizom (instrumental singular)
nizovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *nizъ, from Proto-Indo-European *nei-ǵʰ-? (Derksen) or *ni- (“down”).

large number of, host of, a number of (+ genitive case)


општина

о̏пштина (canonical feminine)
ȍpština (romanization)
општина (nominative singular)
општине (nominative plural)
општине (genitive singular)
општина (genitive plural)
општини (dative singular)
општинама (dative plural)
општину (accusative singular)
општине (accusative plural)
општино (singular vocative)
општине (plural vocative)
општини (locative singular)
општинама (locative plural)
општином (instrumental singular)
општинама (instrumental plural)
о̏пћина (alternative Bosnia Croatia)

(Bosnia, Serbia) county district, commune

(Bosnia, Serbia) community, municipality, township


političar

sh-noun

polìtičār m (Cyrillic spelling полѝтича̄р)

polìtičār (canonical masculine)
полѝтича̄р (Cyrillic)
političar (nominative singular)
političari (nominative plural)
političara (genitive singular)
političara (genitive plural)
političaru (dative singular)
političarima (dative plural)
političara (accusative singular)
političare (accusative plural)
političaru (singular vocative)
političare (singular vocative)
političari (plural vocative)
političaru (locative singular)
političarima (locative plural)
političarom (instrumental singular)
političarem (instrumental singular)
političarima (instrumental plural)


политичар

полѝтича̄р (canonical masculine)
polìtičār (romanization)
политичар (nominative singular)
политичари (nominative plural)
политичара (genitive singular)
политичара (genitive plural)
политичару (dative singular)
политичарима (dative plural)
политичара (accusative singular)
политичаре (accusative plural)
политичару (singular vocative)
политичаре (singular vocative)
политичари (plural vocative)
политичару (locative singular)
политичарима (locative plural)
политичаром (instrumental singular)
политичарем (instrumental singular)
политичарима (instrumental plural)

по‧ли‧ти‧чар


purger

pȕrger (canonical masculine)
пу̏ргер (Cyrillic)
purgar (alternative)

(derogatory) a member of the Dinamo Zagreb ultras


tacne

inflection of tacna:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


грана

гра́на (canonical feminine)
grána (romanization)
грана (nominative singular)
гране (nominative plural)
гране (genitive singular)
грана (genitive plural)
грани (dative singular)
гранама (dative plural)
грану (accusative singular)
гране (accusative plural)
грано (singular vocative)
гране (plural vocative)
грани (locative singular)
гранама (locative plural)
граном (instrumental singular)
гранама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *grana (cognate with dialectal or obsolete Bulgarian гран (gran)/гранка (granka)), from Proto-Indo-European, cognate with German Granne (“awn”), Old English granu (“moustache”) and Old Norse grǫn (“a pine tree”) (whence Danish gran (“spruce”)). Compare Old Norse grein (“branch”) (whence Danish gren).

сломљена грана

боље врабац у руци него голуб на грани

a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush

грана знаности/науке

туризам је стратешка господарска грана

Tourism is a strategic branch of the economy.


savez

sávez (canonical masculine)
са́вез (Cyrillic)
savez (nominative singular)
savezi (nominative plural)
saveza (genitive singular)
saveza (genitive plural)
savezu (dative singular)
savezima (dative plural)
savez (accusative singular)
saveze (accusative plural)
saveze (singular vocative)
savezu (singular vocative)
savezi (plural vocative)
savezu (locative singular)
savezima (locative plural)
savezom (instrumental singular)
savezima (instrumental plural)


beton

bètōn (canonical masculine)
бѐто̄н (Cyrillic)
bètōn (nominative singular)
betoni (nominative plural)
betóna (genitive singular)
betona (genitive plural)
betonu (dative singular)
betonima (dative plural)
beton (accusative singular)
betone (accusative plural)
betone (singular vocative)
betoni (plural vocative)
betonu (locative singular)
betonima (locative plural)
betonom (instrumental singular)
betonima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from French béton (“concrete”), from Latin bitūmen (“asphalt”).


odar

òdar (canonical masculine)
о̀дар (Cyrillic)
odar (nominative singular)
odri (nominative plural)
odra (genitive singular)
odara (genitive plural)
odru (dative singular)
odrima (dative plural)
odar (accusative singular)
odrove (accusative plural)
odre (singular vocative)
odri (plural vocative)
odru (locative singular)
odrima (locative plural)
odrima (instrumental singular)
odrima (instrumental plural)


muk

mȗk (canonical masculine)
му̑к (Cyrillic)
muk (nominative singular)
muka (genitive singular)
muku (dative singular)
muk (accusative singular)
muče (singular vocative)
muku (locative singular)
mukom (instrumental singular)

silence (after a conversation or a period of noise)


panj

pȃnj (canonical masculine)
па̑њ (Cyrillic)
pȃnj (nominative singular)
pánjevi (nominative plural)
pánja (genitive singular)
pánjēvā (genitive plural)
pánju (dative singular)
pánjevima (dative plural)
pȃnj (accusative singular)
pánjeve (accusative plural)
pȃnju (singular vocative)
pánjevi (plural vocative)
pánju (locative singular)
pánjevima (locative plural)
pánjem (instrumental singular)
pánjevima (instrumental plural)

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


kalem

kàlem (canonical masculine)
ка̀лем (Cyrillic)
kàlem (nominative singular)
kalemi (nominative plural)
kàlema (genitive singular)
kȁlēmā (genitive plural)
kalemu (dative singular)
kalemima (dative plural)
kalem (accusative singular)
kaleme (accusative plural)
kaleme (singular vocative)
kalemi (plural vocative)
kalemu (locative singular)
kalemima (locative plural)
kalemom (instrumental singular)
kalemima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قلم (kalem), (Turkish kalem), from Arabic قَلَم (qalam), from Ancient Greek κάλαμος (kálamos). Doublet of slȁma.


epilog

epìlog (canonical masculine)
епѝлог (Cyrillic)
epìlog (nominative singular)
epìlozi (nominative plural)
epiloga (genitive singular)
epiloga (genitive plural)
epilogu (dative singular)
epilozima (dative plural)
epilog (accusative singular)
epiloge (accusative plural)
epilože (singular vocative)
epilogu (singular vocative)
epilozi (plural vocative)
epilogu (locative singular)
epilozima (locative plural)
epilogom (instrumental singular)
epilozima (instrumental plural)


grive

inflection of griva:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


завод

за́вод (canonical masculine)
závod (romanization)
завод (nominative singular)
заводи (nominative plural)
завода (genitive singular)
завода (genitive plural)
заводу (dative singular)
заводима (dative plural)
завод (accusative singular)
заводе (accusative plural)
заводе (singular vocative)
заводи (plural vocative)
заводу (locative singular)
заводима (locative plural)
заводом (instrumental singular)
заводима (instrumental plural)

department, section (especially at a university)


наука

на̀ука (canonical feminine)
nàuka (romanization)
наука (nominative singular)
науке (nominative plural)
науке (genitive singular)
наука (genitive plural)
науци (dative singular)
наукама (dative plural)
науку (accusative singular)
науке (accusative plural)
науко (singular vocative)
науке (plural vocative)
науци (locative singular)
наукама (locative plural)
науком (instrumental singular)
наукама (instrumental plural)

(chiefly Bosnia, Serbia, Montenegro) science


рука

ру́ка (canonical feminine)
rúka (romanization)
ру́ка (nominative singular)
ру̑ке (nominative plural)
руке (genitive singular)
ру̏кӯ (genitive plural)
ру̏ка̄ (genitive plural)
ру́ци (dative singular)
рукама (dative plural)
руку (accusative singular)
руке (accusative plural)
руко (singular vocative)
руке (plural vocative)
ру́ци (locative singular)
рукама (locative plural)
руком (instrumental singular)
рукама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *rǫka, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *ránkāˀ.


jaje

jáje (canonical neuter)
ја́је (Cyrillic)
jaje (nominative singular)
jaja (nominative plural)
jajeta (genitive singular)
jaja (genitive plural)
jajetu (dative singular)
jajima (dative plural)
jaje (accusative singular)
jaja (accusative plural)
jaje (singular vocative)
jaja (plural vocative)
jajetu (locative singular)
jajima (locative plural)
jajetom (instrumental singular)
jajima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *ȃje (“egg”).

inh+

pržena jaja

jaje na oko

u Čečeniji su pronašli jaja dinosaura stara 60 000 000 godina

they found dinosaur eggs in Chechnya that are 60 000 000 years old

frajeru, ček, obrijao si jaja?

gospođo, upoznajte čelična jaja

kučka me udarila u jaja!

(mildly vulgar, colloquial, usually in the plural) ball, testicle

tražiti dlaku u jajetu

(biti sličan) kao jaje jajetu

hladiti jaja

to rest and enjoy (as opposed to be working hard)

držati koga za jaja

do jaja

(as an adjective) awesome; (as an adverb) awesomely; completely, to the full


јаје

ја́је (canonical neuter)
jáje (romanization)
јаје (nominative singular)
јаја (nominative plural)
јајета (genitive singular)
јаја (genitive plural)
јајету (dative singular)
јајима (dative plural)
јаје (accusative singular)
јаја (accusative plural)
јаје (singular vocative)
јаја (plural vocative)
јајету (locative singular)
јајима (locative plural)
јајетом (instrumental singular)
јајима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *ȃje (“egg”), ultimately from Proto-Balto-Slavic *ṓja (“egg”), from Proto-Indo-European *h₂ōwyóm (“egg”).

пржена јаја

јаје на око

у Чеченији су пронашли јаја диносаура стара 60 000 000 година

фрајеру, чек, обријао си јаја?

госпођо, упознајте челична јаја

кучка ме ударила у јаја!

тражити длаку у јајету

(бити сличан) као јаје јајету

хладити јаја

држати некога за јаја

до јаја


нада

на́да (canonical feminine)
náda (romanization)
на́да (nominative singular)
наде (nominative plural)
наде (genitive singular)
нада (genitive plural)
нади (dative singular)
надама (dative plural)
наду (accusative singular)
наде (accusative plural)
на̑до (singular vocative)
наде (plural vocative)
нади (locative singular)
надама (locative plural)
надом (instrumental singular)
надама (instrumental plural)


киша

ки̏ша (canonical feminine)
kȉša (romanization)
ки̏ша (nominative singular)
кише (nominative plural)
кише (genitive singular)
ки̑ша̄ (genitive plural)
киши (dative singular)
кишама (dative plural)
кишу (accusative singular)
кише (accusative plural)
кишо (singular vocative)
кише (plural vocative)
киши (locative singular)
кишама (locative plural)
кишом (instrumental singular)
кишама (instrumental plural)

From earlier *kysja. Akin to ки̏сео.
Compare typologycally Russian сыро́й (syrój), сы́рость (sýrostʹ) ultimately derived from Proto-Indo-European *súHros (whence also English sour, Serbo-Croatian си̏р).

пада киша.

Пала је прва јесенска киша. Стари је Јанко, лугар брезовачки, јавио да су шљуке дошле. Од тога часа старац Баторић не имађаше више мира код куће, и тек што се сунце опет показало па настали они њежно свијетли дани прве јесени, пођосмо у лов.

1886, Ксавер Шандор Ђалски, “На Гробљу”, in Под Старими Кровови:

The first autumn rains had fallen. Old Janko, the Brezovica forester, announced that thewoodcocks had come. From that time on, the elder Batorić did not have any more peace in the house, and as soon as the sun came out again and those sweet light days of early autumn started up, we set out for the hunt.

Pala je prva jesenska kiša. Stari je Janko, lugar brezovački, javio da su šljuke došle. Od toga časa starac Batorić ne imađaše više mira kod kuće, i tek što se sunce opet pokazalo pa nastali oni nježno svijetli dani prve jeseni, pođosmo u lov.

У Београду облачно и хладно, повремено са мешовитим падавинама - кишом, суснежицом и снегом.

2022, “Данас облачно и хладно, местимично снег и киша”, in Политика:

In Belgrade [the weather is] cloudy and cold, occasionally with mixed precipitation - with rain, sleet, and snow.

U Beogradu oblačno i hladno, povremeno sa mešovitim padavinama - kišom, susnežicom i snegom.


репа

sh-noun

ре̏па f (Latin spelling rȅpa, diminutive ре̏пица)

ре̏па (canonical feminine)
rȅpa (romanization)
ре̏пица (diminutive)
ре̏па (nominative singular)
репе (nominative plural)
репе (genitive singular)
ре̑па̄ (genitive plural)
репи (dative singular)
репама (dative plural)
репу (accusative singular)
репе (accusative plural)
репо (singular vocative)
репе (plural vocative)
репи (locative singular)
репама (locative plural)
репом (instrumental singular)
репама (instrumental plural)


локот

ло̏кот (canonical masculine)
lȍkot (romanization)
локот (nominative singular)
локоти (nominative plural)
локота (genitive singular)
локота (genitive plural)
локоту (dative singular)
локотима (dative plural)
локот (accusative singular)
локоте (accusative plural)
локоте (singular vocative)
локоти (plural vocative)
локоту (locative singular)
локотима (locative plural)
локотом (instrumental singular)
локотима (instrumental plural)

From French loquet or Italian lucchetto.


брава

бра̀ва (canonical feminine)
bràva (romanization)
бра̀ва (nominative singular)
браве (nominative plural)
браве (genitive singular)
бра̑ва̄ (genitive plural)
брави (dative singular)
бравама (dative plural)
браву (accusative singular)
браве (accusative plural)
браво (singular vocative)
браве (plural vocative)
брави (locative singular)
бравама (locative plural)
бравом (instrumental singular)
бравама (instrumental plural)


зубар

зу̀ба̄р (canonical masculine)
zùbār (romanization)
зубар (nominative singular)
зубари (nominative plural)
зубара (genitive singular)
зубара (genitive plural)
зубару (dative singular)
зубарима (dative plural)
зубара (accusative singular)
зубаре (accusative plural)
зубару (singular vocative)
зубари (plural vocative)
зубару (locative singular)
зубарима (locative plural)
зубаром (instrumental singular)
зубарима (instrumental plural)


zubar

zùbār (canonical masculine)
зу̀ба̄р (Cyrillic)
zubar (nominative singular)
zubari (nominative plural)
zubara (genitive singular)
zubara (genitive plural)
zubaru (dative singular)
zubarima (dative plural)
zubara (accusative singular)
zubare (accusative plural)
zubaru (singular vocative)
zubari (plural vocative)
zubaru (locative singular)
zubarima (locative plural)
zubarom (instrumental singular)
zubarima (instrumental plural)


krater

kráter (canonical masculine)
кра́тер (Cyrillic)
krater (nominative singular)
krateri (nominative plural)
kratera (genitive singular)
kratera (genitive plural)
krateru (dative singular)
kraterima (dative plural)
krater (accusative singular)
kratere (accusative plural)
krateru (singular vocative)
krateri (plural vocative)
krateru (locative singular)
kraterima (locative plural)
kraterom (instrumental singular)
kraterima (instrumental plural)


теразије

тера́зије (canonical feminine)
terázije (romanization)

From Ottoman Turkish ترازو (modern Turkish terazi), from Persian ترازو (tarâzu).


terazije

terázije f (Cyrillic spelling тера́зије)

terázije (canonical feminine)
тера́зије (Cyrillic)

(regional, Bosnia, Serbia) scales (measuring device)


škoda

škȍda (canonical feminine)
шко̏да (Cyrillic)

(archaic, Kajkavian, Chakavian) shame, pity, harm, damage


melek

mèlek (canonical masculine)
мѐлек (Cyrillic)
melek (nominative singular)
meleci (nominative plural)
meleka (genitive singular)
meleka (genitive plural)
meleku (dative singular)
melecima (dative plural)
meleka (accusative singular)
meleke (accusative plural)
meleče (singular vocative)
meleci (plural vocative)
meleku (locative singular)
melecima (locative plural)
melekom (instrumental singular)
melecima (instrumental plural)
mèleć (alternative)

From Ottoman Turkish ملك (melek), from Arabic مَلَك (malak, “angel”).


nominativ

nȍminatīv m (Cyrillic spelling но̏минатӣв)

nȍminatīv (canonical masculine)
но̏минатӣв (Cyrillic)
nominativ (nominative singular)
nominativi (nominative plural)
nominativa (genitive singular)
nominativa (genitive plural)
nominativu (dative singular)
nominativima (dative plural)
nominativ (accusative singular)
nominative (accusative plural)
nominative (singular vocative)
nominativi (plural vocative)
nominativu (locative singular)
nominativima (locative plural)
nominativom (instrumental singular)
nominativima (instrumental plural)


genitiv

gȅnitīv (canonical masculine)
ге̏нитӣв (Cyrillic)
genitiv (nominative singular)
genitivi (nominative plural)
genitiva (genitive singular)
genitiva (genitive plural)
genitivu (dative singular)
genitivima (dative plural)
genitiv (accusative singular)
genitive (accusative plural)
genitive (singular vocative)
genitivi (plural vocative)
genitivu (locative singular)
genitivima (locative plural)
genitivom (instrumental singular)
genitivima (instrumental plural)


dativ

dátīv (canonical masculine)
да́тӣв (Cyrillic)
dativ (nominative singular)
dativi (nominative plural)
dativa (genitive singular)
dativa (genitive plural)
dativu (dative singular)
dativima (dative plural)
dativ (accusative singular)
dative (accusative plural)
dative (singular vocative)
dativi (plural vocative)
dativu (locative singular)
dativima (locative plural)
dativom (instrumental singular)
dativima (instrumental plural)


armija

àrmija (canonical feminine)
а̀рмија (Cyrillic)
armija (nominative singular)
armije (nominative plural)
armije (genitive singular)
armija (genitive plural)
armiji (dative singular)
armijama (dative plural)
armiju (accusative singular)
armije (accusative plural)
armijo (singular vocative)
armije (plural vocative)
armiji (locative singular)
armijama (locative plural)
armijom (instrumental singular)
armijama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Old French armee, borrowed through Anglo-Norman from Medieval Latin armāta (“armed force”), the neuter plural form of the past participle of Latin armō (“to arm”), from arma (“arms, weapons”), from Proto-Indo-European *h₂(e)rmos (“fitting”), from the root *h₂er- (“to join”).

Armija školaraca je marširala ulicom.

An army of students was marching down the street.

(figuratively) multitude, a large number of people


vuvuzela

vuvuzȅla f (Cyrillic spelling вувузе̏ла)

vuvuzȅla (canonical feminine)
вувузе̏ла (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from English vuvuzela, from Zulu to make a vu vu noise, from the /vuː/ sound the horns make.


marica

mȁrica (canonical feminine)
ма̏рица (Cyrillic)


пупак

пу̏пак (canonical masculine)
pȕpak (romanization)
пупак (nominative singular)
пупци (nominative plural)
пупкови (nominative plural)
пупка (genitive singular)
пупака (genitive plural)
пупкова (genitive plural)
пупку (dative singular)
пупцима (dative plural)
пупковима (dative plural)
пупак (accusative singular)
пупке (accusative plural)
пупкове (accusative plural)
пупче (singular vocative)
пупци (plural vocative)
пупкови (plural vocative)
пупку (locative singular)
пупцима (locative plural)
пупковима (locative plural)
пупком (instrumental singular)
пупцима (instrumental plural)
пупковима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pǫpъkъ. Morphologically, from пуп + -ак.


pupak

pȕpak (canonical masculine)
пу̏пак (Cyrillic)
pupak (nominative singular)
pupci (nominative plural)
pupkovi (nominative plural)
pupka (genitive singular)
pupaka (genitive plural)
pupkova (genitive plural)
pupku (dative singular)
pupcima (dative plural)
pupkovima (dative plural)
pupak (accusative singular)
pupke (accusative plural)
pupkove (accusative plural)
pupče (singular vocative)
pupci (plural vocative)
pupkovi (plural vocative)
pupku (locative singular)
pupcima (locative plural)
pupkovima (locative plural)
pupkom (instrumental singular)
pupcima (instrumental plural)
pupkovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pǫpъkъ. Morphologically, from pup + -ak.


zarf

zȁrf (canonical masculine)
за̏рф (Cyrillic)
zarf (nominative singular)
zarfovi (nominative plural)
zarfa (genitive singular)
zarfova (genitive plural)
zarfu (dative singular)
zarfovima (dative plural)
zarf (accusative singular)
zarfove (accusative plural)
zarfe (singular vocative)
zarfovi (plural vocative)
zarfu (locative singular)
zarfovima (locative plural)
zarfom (instrumental singular)
zarfovima (instrumental plural)
zȁlf (alternative)
zȁf (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish ظرف (zarf), from Arabic ظَرْف (ẓarf).

bor+

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


ablativ

ȁblativ (canonical masculine)
а̏блатив (Cyrillic)
ablativ (nominative singular)
ablativi (nominative plural)
ablativa (genitive singular)
ablativa (genitive plural)
ablativu (dative singular)
ablativima (dative plural)
ablativ (accusative singular)
ablative (accusative plural)
ablative (singular vocative)
ablativi (plural vocative)
ablativu (locative singular)
ablativima (locative plural)
ablativom (instrumental singular)
ablativima (instrumental plural)


република

репу̀блика (canonical feminine)
repùblika (romanization)
република (nominative singular)
републике (nominative plural)
републике (genitive singular)
република (genitive plural)
републици (dative singular)
републикама (dative plural)
републику (accusative singular)
републике (accusative plural)
републико (singular vocative)
републике (plural vocative)
републици (locative singular)
републикама (locative plural)
републиком (instrumental singular)
републикама (instrumental plural)

ре‧пуб‧ли‧ка


šara

šára (canonical feminine)
ша́ра (Cyrillic)
šara (nominative singular)
šare (nominative plural)
šare (genitive singular)
šara (genitive plural)
šari (dative singular)
šarama (dative plural)
šaru (accusative singular)
šare (accusative plural)
šaro (singular vocative)
šare (plural vocative)
šari (locative singular)
šarama (locative plural)
šarom (instrumental singular)
šarama (instrumental plural)


litra

lȉtra (canonical feminine)
ли̏тра (Cyrillic)
litra (nominative singular)
litre (nominative plural)
litre (genitive singular)
litra (genitive plural)
litri (dative singular)
litrama (dative plural)
litru (accusative singular)
litre (accusative plural)
litro (singular vocative)
litre (plural vocative)
litri (locative singular)
litrama (locative plural)
litrom (instrumental singular)
litrama (instrumental plural)
lȉtar (alternative Serbia)

From Medieval Latin litra, from Ancient Greek λίτρα (lítra, “a Sicilian coin, a measure of weight”). Related to Latin libra.

der

(Croatia) liter, litre (metric unit of measurement)


pauna

inflection of paun:
genitive/accusative singular


kolera

kòlera (canonical feminine)
ко̀лера (Cyrillic)
kolera (nominative singular)
kolere (genitive singular)
koleri (dative singular)
koleru (accusative singular)
kolero (singular vocative)
koleri (locative singular)
kolerom (instrumental singular)


astma

àstma (canonical feminine)
а̀стма (Cyrillic)
àstma (nominative singular)
astme (nominative plural)
astme (genitive singular)
àstmī (genitive plural)
astmi (dative singular)
astmama (dative plural)
astmu (accusative singular)
astme (accusative plural)
astmo (singular vocative)
astme (plural vocative)
astmi (locative singular)
astmama (locative plural)
astmom (instrumental singular)
astmama (instrumental plural)


визитка

вѝзитка (canonical feminine)
vìzitka (romanization)
визитка (nominative singular)
визитке (nominative plural)
визитке (genitive singular)
визитка (genitive plural)
визитки (genitive plural)
визитки (dative singular)
визиткама (dative plural)
визитку (accusative singular)
визитке (accusative plural)
визитко (singular vocative)
визитке (plural vocative)
визитки (locative singular)
визиткама (locative plural)
визитком (instrumental singular)
визиткама (instrumental plural)


brašno

brȁšno (canonical neuter)
бра̏шно (Cyrillic)
brašno (nominative singular)
brašna (genitive singular)
brašnu (dative singular)
brašno (accusative singular)
brašno (singular vocative)
brašnu (locative singular)
brašnom (instrumental singular)

(uncountable) meal (coarse-ground unsifted grain)


dina

dína (canonical feminine)
ди́на (Cyrillic)
dina (nominative singular)
dine (nominative plural)
dine (genitive singular)
dina (genitive plural)
dini (dative singular)
dinama (dative plural)
dinu (accusative singular)
dine (accusative plural)
dino (singular vocative)
dine (plural vocative)
dini (locative singular)
dinama (locative plural)
dinom (instrumental singular)
dinama (instrumental plural)


membrana

sh-noun

membrána f (Cyrillic spelling мембра́на)

membrána (canonical feminine)
мембра́на (Cyrillic)
membrana (nominative singular)
membrane (nominative plural)
membrane (genitive singular)
membrana (genitive plural)
membrani (dative singular)
membranama (dative plural)
membranu (accusative singular)
membrane (accusative plural)
membrano (singular vocative)
membrane (plural vocative)
membrani (locative singular)
membranama (locative plural)
membranom (instrumental singular)
membranama (instrumental plural)


мембрана

мембра́на (canonical feminine)
membrána (romanization)
мембрана (nominative singular)
мембране (nominative plural)
мембране (genitive singular)
мембрана (genitive plural)
мембрани (dative singular)
мембранама (dative plural)
мембрану (accusative singular)
мембране (accusative plural)
мембрано (singular vocative)
мембране (plural vocative)
мембрани (locative singular)
мембранама (locative plural)
мембраном (instrumental singular)
мембранама (instrumental plural)


лампа

ла̑мпа (canonical feminine)
lȃmpa (romanization)
лампа (nominative singular)
лампе (nominative plural)
лампе (genitive singular)
ла̑мпа̄ (genitive plural)
ла̑мпӣ (genitive plural)
лампи (dative singular)
лампама (dative plural)
лампу (accusative singular)
лампе (accusative plural)
лампо (singular vocative)
лампе (plural vocative)
лампи (locative singular)
лампама (locative plural)
лампом (instrumental singular)
лампама (instrumental plural)


samovar

sȁmovār (canonical masculine)
са̏мова̄р (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Russian самова́р (samovár, literally “self-boiler”); from
само́ (samó, “self”) + вари́ть (varítʹ, “to boil, cook”).


самовар

са̏мова̄р (canonical masculine)
sȁmovār (romanization)


бут

бу̏т (canonical masculine)
bȕt (romanization)
бу̏т (nominative singular)
бу̀тови (nominative plural)
бута (genitive singular)
бутова (genitive plural)
буту (dative singular)
бутовима (dative plural)
бут (accusative singular)
бутове (accusative plural)
буте (singular vocative)
бутови (plural vocative)
буту (locative singular)
бутовима (locative plural)
бутом (instrumental singular)
бутовима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish بوت (but).

bor+

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


боза

бо́за (canonical feminine)
bóza (romanization)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish بوزه, from Persian بوزه (buze).

(countable) a serving of the beverage boza


arhitektura

sh-noun

arhitektúra f (Cyrillic spelling архитекту́ра)

arhitektúra (canonical feminine)
архитекту́ра (Cyrillic)
arhitektura (nominative singular)
arhitekture (nominative plural)
arhitekture (genitive singular)
arhitektura (genitive plural)
arhitekturi (dative singular)
arhitekturama (dative plural)
arhitekturu (accusative singular)
arhitekture (accusative plural)
arhitekturo (singular vocative)
arhitekture (plural vocative)
arhitekturi (locative singular)
arhitekturama (locative plural)
arhitekturom (instrumental singular)
arhitekturama (instrumental plural)


cesar

cȅsār (canonical masculine)
це̏са̄р (Cyrillic)
cesar (nominative singular)
cesari (nominative plural)
cesara (genitive singular)
cesara (genitive plural)
cesaru (dative singular)
cesarima (dative plural)
cesara (accusative singular)
cesare (accusative plural)
cesaru (singular vocative)
cesari (plural vocative)
cesaru (locative singular)
cesarima (locative plural)
cesarem (instrumental singular)
cesarima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *cěsařь, from a Germanic language, from Proto-Germanic *kaisaraz, from Latin Caesar.


bufalo

bȕfalo (canonical masculine)
бу̏фало (Cyrillic)


kurac

kȕrac (canonical masculine)
ку̏рац (Cyrillic)
kȕrac (nominative singular)
kurčevi (nominative plural)
kȗrci (nominative plural)
kȗrca (genitive singular)
kurčeva (genitive plural)
kȕrācā (genitive plural)
kȗrcu (dative singular)
kurčevima (dative plural)
kȗrcima (dative plural)
kȕrac (accusative singular)
kurčeve (accusative plural)
kȗrce (accusative plural)
kȗrče (singular vocative)
kurčevi (plural vocative)
kȗrci (plural vocative)
kȗrcu (locative singular)
kurčevima (locative plural)
kȗrcima (locative plural)
kȗrcem (instrumental singular)
kurčevima (instrumental plural)
kȗrcima (instrumental plural)

Audio (Central Serbia):

Osm(j)ehnuo se kada sam stavio svoju ruku između njegovih bedara i počeo trljati njegov kurac. (spoken by a male)
Osm(j)ehnuo se kada sam stavila svoju ruku između njegovih bedara i počela trljati njegov kurac. (spoken by a female)

He smiled when I put my hand between his thighs and started to rub his cock.

Da sam htio/hteo tvoje mišljenje, izvadio bih kurac iz tvojih usta.

If I wanted your opinion, I would take my dick out of your mouth.

Idi u kurac.

Ma znaš kurac/kurca!

Jesam kurac.

Kurac od ovce.

(vulgar, colloquial) nothing, squat, jack shit, fuck all

Pun mi je kurac!

Pun mi je kurac ovih sranja više.

I'm fucking sick and tired of this shit.


anis

ànis (canonical masculine)
а̀нис (Cyrillic)
anis (nominative singular)
anisi (nominative plural)
anisa (genitive singular)
anisa (genitive plural)
anisu (dative singular)
anisima (dative plural)
anis (accusative singular)
anise (accusative plural)
anise (singular vocative)
anisi (plural vocative)
anisu (locative singular)
anisima (locative plural)
anisom (instrumental singular)
anisima (instrumental plural)


kal

kȃl (canonical masculine)
ка̑л (Cyrillic)
kal (nominative singular)
kali (nominative plural)
kala (genitive singular)
kala (genitive plural)
kalu (dative singular)
kalima (dative plural)
kal (accusative singular)
kale (accusative plural)
kalu (singular vocative)
kali (plural vocative)
kalu (locative singular)
kalima (locative plural)
kalem (instrumental singular)
kalima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kalъ, from Proto-Indo-European *keh₂los (“dark”), whence also Latin cālīgō (“darkness, gloom”) and Sanskrit काल (kāla, “black”).


kaka

káka (canonical feminine)
ка́ка (Cyrillic)
kaka (nominative singular)
kake (genitive singular)
kaki (dative singular)
kaku (accusative singular)
kako (singular vocative)
kaki (locative singular)
kakom (instrumental singular)

(uncountable, informal, often childish) poo, poop (feces)


diktat

dìktāt (canonical masculine)
дѝкта̄т (Cyrillic)
dìktāt (nominative singular)
diktati (nominative plural)
diktáta (genitive singular)
diktata (genitive plural)
diktatu (dative singular)
diktatima (dative plural)
diktat (accusative singular)
diktate (accusative plural)
diktate (singular vocative)
diktati (plural vocative)
diktatu (locative singular)
diktatima (locative plural)
diktatom (instrumental singular)
diktatima (instrumental plural)


Pearl Harbor

Unadapted borrowing from English Pearl Harbor, calqued from Hawaiian Wai Momi.

ubor

(Bosnia, Croatia) Pearl Harbor (a harbour and naval base in Hawaii, United States)


kidnaper

sh-noun

kidnàpēr m (Cyrillic spelling кидна̀пе̄р)

kidnàpēr (canonical masculine)
кидна̀пе̄р (Cyrillic)


лифт

ли̏фт (canonical masculine)
lȉft (romanization)
ли̏фт (nominative singular)
лѝфтови (nominative plural)
лифта (genitive singular)
лѝфто̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
лифту (dative singular)
лифтовима (dative plural)
лифт (accusative singular)
лифтове (accusative plural)
лифте (singular vocative)
лифтови (plural vocative)
лифту (locative singular)
лифтовима (locative plural)
лифтом (instrumental singular)
лифтовима (instrumental plural)


mangan

màngān (canonical masculine)
ма̀нга̄н (Cyrillic)
màngān (nominative singular)
mangána (genitive singular)
manganu (dative singular)
mangan (accusative singular)
mangane (singular vocative)
manganu (locative singular)
manganom (instrumental singular)


чудо

чу̏до (canonical neuter)
čȕdo (romanization)
чу̏до (nominative singular)
чу̏да (nominative plural)
чудèса (nominative plural)
чу̏да (genitive singular)
чу̑дā (genitive plural)
чудéсā (genitive plural)
чу̏ду (dative singular)
чу̏дима (dative plural)
чудèсима (dative plural)
чу̏до (accusative singular)
чу̏да (accusative plural)
чудèса (accusative plural)
чу̏до (singular vocative)
чу̏да (plural vocative)
чудèса (plural vocative)
чу̏ду (locative singular)
чу̏дима (locative plural)
чудèсима (locative plural)
чу̏дом (instrumental singular)
чу̏дима (instrumental plural)
чудèсима (instrumental plural)


zapad

zȃpad (canonical masculine)
за̑пад (Cyrillic)
zapad (nominative singular)
zapada (genitive singular)
zapadu (dative singular)
zapad (accusative singular)
zapade (singular vocative)
zapadu (locative singular)
zapadom (instrumental singular)


сутра

су̏тра (canonical neuter)
sȕtra (romanization)
сју̏тра (alternative)
с́у̏тра (alternative)


сутра

су̏тра (canonical feminine)
sȕtra (romanization)
сутра (nominative singular)
сутре (nominative plural)
сутре (genitive singular)
сутра (genitive plural)
сутри (dative singular)
сутрама (dative plural)
сутру (accusative singular)
сутре (accusative plural)
сутро (singular vocative)
сутре (plural vocative)
сутри (locative singular)
сутрама (locative plural)
сутром (instrumental singular)
сутрама (instrumental plural)

From Sanskrit सूत्र (sū́tra, “thread, yarn, string; rule”).


кисела киша

sh-noun

ки̏села ки̏ша

ки̏села ки̏ша f (Latin spelling kȉsela kȉša)

ки̏села ки̏ша (canonical feminine)
kȉsela kȉša (romanization)

Adjective ки̏сео (“acidic”) (feminine ки̏села) + noun ки̏ша (“rain”).


kisela kiša

kȉsela kȉša f (Cyrillic spelling ки̏села ки̏ша)

kȉsela kȉša (canonical feminine)
ки̏села ки̏ша (Cyrillic)

Adjective kȉseo (“acidic”) (feminine kȉsela) + noun kȉša (“rain”).


цедар

це̏дар (canonical masculine)
cȅdar (romanization)
цедар (nominative singular)
цедрови (nominative plural)
цедра (genitive singular)
цедрова (genitive plural)
цедру (dative singular)
цедровима (dative plural)
цедра (accusative singular)
цедрове (accusative plural)
цедре (singular vocative)
цедрови (plural vocative)
цедру (locative singular)
цедровима (locative plural)
цедром (instrumental singular)
цедоврима (instrumental plural)


genom

gènōm (canonical masculine)
гѐно̄м (Cyrillic)
gènōm (nominative singular)
genomi (nominative plural)
genóma (genitive singular)
genoma (genitive plural)
genomu (dative singular)
genomima (dative plural)
genom (accusative singular)
genome (accusative plural)
genome (singular vocative)
genomi (plural vocative)
genomu (locative singular)
genomima (locative plural)
genomom (instrumental singular)
genomima (instrumental plural)


antifeminist

antifeminist m (Cyrillic spelling антифеминист)

антифеминист (Cyrillic)
antifeminista (alternative)


kasta

kȁsta (canonical feminine)
ка̏ста (Cyrillic)
kȁsta (nominative singular)
kaste (nominative plural)
kaste (genitive singular)
kȃstā (genitive plural)
kȃstī (genitive plural)
kasti (dative singular)
kastama (dative plural)
kastu (accusative singular)
kaste (accusative plural)
kasto (singular vocative)
kaste (plural vocative)
kasti (locative singular)
kastama (locative plural)
kastom (instrumental singular)
kastama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Spanish and Portuguese casta (“lineage, breed”).


шпинат

шпѝна̄т (canonical masculine)
špìnāt (romanization)
шпѝна̄т (nominative singular)
шпина́та (genitive singular)
шпинату (dative singular)
шпинат (accusative singular)
шпинате (singular vocative)
шпинату (locative singular)
шпинатом (instrumental singular)

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


stadion

stȁdiōn (canonical masculine)
ста̏дио̄н (Cyrillic)
stadion (nominative singular)
stadioni (nominative plural)
stadiona (genitive singular)
stadiona (genitive plural)
stadionu (dative singular)
stadionima (dative plural)
stadion (accusative singular)
stadione (accusative plural)
stadione (singular vocative)
stadioni (plural vocative)
stadionu (locative singular)
stadionima (locative plural)
stadionom (instrumental singular)
stadionima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek στάδιον (stádion).


golfer

gȍlfer (canonical masculine)
го̏лфер (Cyrillic)
golfer (nominative singular)
golferi (nominative plural)
golfera (genitive singular)
golfera (genitive plural)
golferu (dative singular)
golferima (dative plural)
golfera (accusative singular)
golfere (accusative plural)
golfere (singular vocative)
golferi (plural vocative)
golferu (locative singular)
golferima (locative plural)
golferom (instrumental singular)
golferima (instrumental plural)


сит

си̑т (canonical masculine)
sȋt (romanization)


свиња

сви́ња (canonical feminine)
svínja (romanization)
свиња (nominative singular)
сви̑ње (nominative plural)
свиње (genitive singular)
свиња (genitive plural)
свињи (dative singular)
свињама (dative plural)
свињу (accusative singular)
свиње (accusative plural)
свињо (singular vocative)
свиње (plural vocative)
свињи (locative singular)
свињама (locative plural)
свињом (instrumental singular)
свињама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *svinьja, probably from early *svīnī f, from an adjectival form *svinъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *swīˀnas, from Proto-Indo-European *suH-.


усисивач

усисѝва̄ч (canonical masculine)
usisìvāč (romanization)
усисивач (nominative singular)
усисивачи (nominative plural)
усисивача (genitive singular)
усисивача (genitive plural)
усисивачу (dative singular)
усисивачима (dative plural)
усисивач (accusative singular)
усисиваче (accusative plural)
усисивачу (singular vocative)
усисивачи (plural vocative)
усисивачу (locative singular)
усисивачима (locative plural)
усисивачем (instrumental singular)
усисивачима (instrumental plural)
усѝса̄ч (alternative)
усиса̀ва̄ч (alternative regional)

From у̀сисати.


usisivač

sh-noun

usisìvāč m (Cyrillic spelling усисѝва̄ч)

usisìvāč (canonical masculine)
усисѝва̄ч (Cyrillic)
usisivač (nominative singular)
usisivači (nominative plural)
usisivača (genitive singular)
usisivača (genitive plural)
usisivaču (dative singular)
usisivačima (dative plural)
usisivač (accusative singular)
usisivače (accusative plural)
usisivaču (singular vocative)
usisivači (plural vocative)
usisivaču (locative singular)
usisivačima (locative plural)
usisivačem (instrumental singular)
usisivačima (instrumental plural)
usìsāč (alternative)
usisàvāč (alternative regional)


gnus

гнус (Cyrillic)
gnus (nominative singular)
gnusevi (nominative plural)
gnusa (genitive singular)
gnuseva (genitive plural)
gnusu (dative singular)
gnusevima (dative plural)
gnusa (accusative singular)
gnuseve (accusative plural)
gnuse (singular vocative)
gnusevi (plural vocative)
gnusu (locative singular)
gnusevima (locative plural)
gnusem (instrumental singular)
gnusevima (instrumental plural)


патуљаста планета

патуљаста планета f (Latin spelling patuljasta planeta)

patuljasta planeta (romanization)
патуљасте планете (plural)


patuljasta planeta

patuljasta planeta f (Cyrillic spelling патуљаста планета)

патуљаста планета (Cyrillic)
patuljaste planete (plural)


konstanta

konstànta f (Cyrillic spelling конста̀нта)

konstànta (canonical feminine)
конста̀нта (Cyrillic)
konstànta (nominative singular)
konstante (nominative plural)
konstante (genitive singular)
konstántā (genitive plural)
konstántī (genitive plural)
konstanti (dative singular)
konstantama (dative plural)
konstantu (accusative singular)
konstante (accusative plural)
konstanto (singular vocative)
konstante (plural vocative)
konstanti (locative singular)
konstantama (locative plural)
konstantom (instrumental singular)
konstantama (instrumental plural)


анис

а̀нис (canonical masculine)
ànis (romanization)
анис (nominative singular)
аниси (nominative plural)
аниса (genitive singular)
аниса (genitive plural)
анису (dative singular)
анисима (dative plural)
анис (accusative singular)
анисе (accusative plural)
анисе (singular vocative)
аниси (plural vocative)
анису (locative singular)
анисима (locative plural)
анисом (instrumental singular)
анисима (instrumental plural)


аваз

а̀ва̄з (canonical masculine)
àvāz (romanization)
а̀ва̄з (nominative singular)
авази (nominative plural)
ава́за (genitive singular)
аваза (genitive plural)
авазу (dative singular)
авазима (dative plural)
аваз (accusative singular)
авазе (accusative plural)
авазе (singular vocative)
авази (plural vocative)
авазу (locative singular)
авазима (locative plural)
авазом (instrumental singular)
авазима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish آواز (avaz), from Persian آواز (âvâz). Akin to а̀ва̄зӣле.


заман

за̀ма̄н (canonical masculine)
zàmān (romanization)
заман (nominative singular)
замани (nominative plural)
замана (genitive singular)
замана (genitive plural)
заману (dative singular)
заманима (dative plural)
заман (accusative singular)
замане (accusative plural)
замане (singular vocative)
замани (plural vocative)
заману (locative singular)
заманима (locative plural)
заманом (instrumental singular)
заманима (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish زمان (zaman), from Persian زمان (zamân).


zaman

zàmān (canonical masculine)
за̀ма̄н (Cyrillic)
zaman (nominative singular)
zamani (nominative plural)
zamana (genitive singular)
zamana (genitive plural)
zamanu (dative singular)
zamanima (dative plural)
zaman (accusative singular)
zamane (accusative plural)
zamane (singular vocative)
zamani (plural vocative)
zamanu (locative singular)
zamanima (locative plural)
zamanom (instrumental singular)
zamanima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish زمان (zamân), from Persian زمان (zamân).


акванаут

аквана̀ут (canonical masculine)
akvanàut (romanization)
акванаут (nominative singular)
акванаути (nominative plural)
акванаута (genitive singular)
акванаута (genitive plural)
акванауту (dative singular)
акванаутима (dative plural)
акванаута (accusative singular)
акванауте (accusative plural)
акванауте (singular vocative)
акванаути (plural vocative)
акванауту (locative singular)
аквнаутима (locative plural)
акванаутом (instrumental singular)
акванаутима (instrumental plural)


akvanaut

sh-noun

akvanàut m (Cyrillic spelling аквана̀ут)

akvanàut (canonical masculine)
аквана̀ут (Cyrillic)
akvanaut (nominative singular)
akvanauti (nominative plural)
akvanauta (genitive singular)
akvanauta (genitive plural)
akvanautu (dative singular)
akvanautima (dative plural)
akvanauta (accusative singular)
akvanaute (accusative plural)
akvanaute (singular vocative)
akvanauti (plural vocative)
akvanautu (locative singular)
akvnautima (locative plural)
akvanautom (instrumental singular)
akvanautima (instrumental plural)


aureola

aurèola (canonical feminine)
аурѐола (Cyrillic)
aureola (nominative singular)
aureole (nominative plural)
aureole (genitive singular)
aureola (genitive plural)
aureoli (dative singular)
aureolama (dative plural)
aureolu (accusative singular)
aureole (accusative plural)
aureolo (singular vocative)
aureole (plural vocative)
aureoli (locative singular)
aureolama (locative plural)
aureolom (instrumental singular)
aureolama (instrumental plural)


avokado

avokádo (canonical masculine)
авока́до (Cyrillic)
avokado (nominative singular)
avokada (nominative plural)
avokada (genitive singular)
avokada (genitive plural)
avokadu (dative singular)
avokadima (dative plural)
avokado (accusative singular)
avokada (accusative plural)
avokado (singular vocative)
avokada (plural vocative)
avokadu (locative singular)
avokadima (locative plural)
avokadom (instrumental singular)
avokadima (instrumental plural)


дервиш

дѐрвӣш (canonical masculine)
dèrvīš (romanization)
дервиш (nominative singular)
дервиши (nominative plural)
дервиша (genitive singular)
дервиша (genitive plural)
дервишу (dative singular)
дервишима (dative plural)
дервиша (accusative singular)
дервише (accusative plural)
дервишу (singular vocative)
дервиши (plural vocative)
дервишу (locative singular)
дервишима (locative plural)
дервишом (instrumental singular)
дервишима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish درویش (derviş) (Turkish derviş), from Persian درویش (darviš).


козак

ко̀за̄к (canonical masculine)
kòzāk (romanization)
козак (nominative singular)
козаци (nominative plural)
козака (genitive singular)
козака (genitive plural)
козаку (dative singular)
козацима (dative plural)
козака (accusative singular)
козаке (accusative plural)
козаче (singular vocative)
козаци (plural vocative)
козаку (locative singular)
козацима (locative plural)
козаком (instrumental singular)
козацима (instrumental plural)


lema

léma (canonical feminine)
ле́ма (Cyrillic)
lema (nominative singular)
leme (nominative plural)
leme (genitive singular)
lema (genitive plural)
lemi (dative singular)
lemama (dative plural)
lemu (accusative singular)
leme (accusative plural)
lemo (singular vocative)
leme (plural vocative)
lemi (locative singular)
lemama (locative plural)
lemom (instrumental singular)
lemama (instrumental plural)


плата

пла́та (canonical feminine)
pláta (romanization)
плата (nominative singular)
плате (nominative plural)
плате (genitive singular)
плата (genitive plural)
плати (dative singular)
платама (dative plural)
плату (accusative singular)
плате (accusative plural)
плато (singular vocative)
плате (plural vocative)
плати (locative singular)
платама (locative plural)
платом (instrumental singular)
платама (instrumental plural)
пла́ћа (alternative Croatia)


animator

sh-noun

anìmātor m (Cyrillic spelling анѝма̄тор)

anìmātor (canonical masculine)
анѝма̄тор (Cyrillic)
animator (nominative singular)
animatori (nominative plural)
animatora (genitive singular)
animatora (genitive plural)
animatoru (dative singular)
animatorima (dative plural)
animatora (accusative singular)
animatore (accusative plural)
animatore (singular vocative)
animatori (plural vocative)
animatoru (locative singular)
animatorima (locative plural)
animatorom (instrumental singular)
animatorima (instrumental plural)


perut

pȅrūt (canonical feminine)
пе̏рӯт (Cyrillic)
perut (nominative singular)
peruti (nominative plural)
peruti (genitive singular)
peruti (genitive plural)
peruti (dative singular)
perutima (dative plural)
perut (accusative singular)
peruti (accusative plural)
peruti (singular vocative)
peruti (plural vocative)
peruti (locative singular)
perutima (locative plural)
peruću (instrumental singular)
perutima (instrumental plural)

From *perǫt-, participle of Proto-Slavic *perti; compare periti.


posed

pósed (canonical masculine)
по́сед (Cyrillic)
posed (nominative singular)
posedi (nominative plural)
poseda (genitive singular)
poseda (genitive plural)
posedu (dative singular)
posedima (dative plural)
posed (accusative singular)
posede (accusative plural)
posede (singular vocative)
posedi (plural vocative)
posedu (locative singular)
posedima (locative plural)
posedom (instrumental singular)
posedima (instrumental plural)
pósjed (alternative Ijekavian)


nard

nȁrd (canonical masculine)
на̏рд (Cyrillic)

From Ancient Greek νάρδος (nárdos), from Phoenician, from Sanskrit नलद (nálada, “Indian narde”).


чун

чу̑н (canonical masculine)
čȗn (romanization)
чун (nominative singular)
чунови (nominative plural)
чуна (genitive singular)
чунова (genitive plural)
чуну (dative singular)
чуновима (dative plural)
чун (accusative singular)
чунове (accusative plural)
чуне (singular vocative)
чуну (?) (singular vocative)
чунови (plural vocative)
чуну (locative singular)
чуновима (locative plural)
чуном (instrumental singular)
чуновима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *čьlnъ, whence German Zülle was borrowed. Cognate with Russian чёлн (čoln).


тур

ту̑р (canonical masculine)
tȗr (romanization)
ту̑р (nominative singular)
ту́рови (nominative plural)
тура (genitive singular)
турова (genitive plural)
туру (dative singular)
туровима (dative plural)
тура (accusative singular)
турове (accusative plural)
туре (singular vocative)
турови (plural vocative)
туру (locative singular)
туровима (locative plural)
туром (instrumental singular)
туровима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *tȗrъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *taurás, from Proto-Indo-European *táwros.


тур

ту̑р (canonical masculine)
tȗr (romanization)
ту̑р (nominative singular)
ту̏рови (nominative plural)
тура (genitive singular)
турова (genitive plural)
туру (dative singular)
туровима (dative plural)
тур (accusative singular)
турове (accusative plural)
туру (singular vocative)
турови (plural vocative)
туру (locative singular)
туровима (locative plural)
туром (instrumental singular)
туровима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish اوتورمق (oturmak, “to sit”).


koren

kȍrēn (canonical masculine)
ко̏ре̄н (Cyrillic)
koren (nominative singular)
koreni (nominative plural)
korena (genitive singular)
korena (genitive plural)
korenu (dative singular)
korenima (dative plural)
koren (accusative singular)
korene (accusative plural)
korene (singular vocative)
koreni (plural vocative)
korenu (locative singular)
korenima (locative plural)
korenom (instrumental singular)
korenima (instrumental plural)
kȍrijēn (alternative Ijekavian)


туча

ту̏ча (canonical feminine)
tȕča (romanization)
ту̏ча (nominative singular)
туче (nominative plural)
туче (genitive singular)
ту̑ча̄ (genitive plural)
тучи (dative singular)
тучама (dative plural)
тучу (accusative singular)
туче (accusative plural)
тучо (singular vocative)
туче (plural vocative)
тучи (locative singular)
тучама (locative plural)
тучом (instrumental singular)
тучама (instrumental plural)


beba

béba (canonical feminine)
бе́ба (Cyrillic)
beba (nominative singular)
bebe (nominative plural)
bebe (genitive singular)
beba (genitive plural)
bebi (dative singular)
bebama (dative plural)
bebu (accusative singular)
bebe (accusative plural)
bebo (singular vocative)
bebe (plural vocative)
bebi (locative singular)
bebama (locative plural)
bebom (instrumental singular)
bebama (instrumental plural)


libar

lȋbar (canonical masculine)
ли̑бар (Cyrillic)

Libar
Marka Marula Splićanina
u kom se uzdarži istorija svete udovice Judit
u versih harvacki složena

1501, Marko Marulić, (Please provide the book title or journal name):

— chi ua uersih libar mnos haruacchi schoua
Marulichia Marca, splitschog sachigniafca.

A znaš, Zele, on je onde pedalj mista od groblja, a opet čovik od božji‘ libara pa da ne će znat!


pitar

pìtār (canonical masculine)
пѝта̄р (Cyrillic)
pitar (nominative singular)
pitari (nominative plural)
pitara (genitive singular)
pitara (genitive plural)
pitaru (dative singular)
pitarima (dative plural)
pitar (accusative singular)
pitare (accusative plural)
pitaru (singular vocative)
pitari (plural vocative)
pitaru (locative singular)
pitarima (locative plural)
pitarom (instrumental singular)
pitarima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Medieval Latin pittarium, ultimately from Byzantine Greek πιθάριον (pithárion).


timar

tìmār (canonical masculine)
тѝма̄р (Cyrillic)
tìmār (nominative singular)
timári (nominative plural)
timára (genitive singular)
tìmárā (genitive plural)
timáru (dative singular)
timárima (dative plural)
tìmār (accusative singular)
timáre (accusative plural)
timáre (singular vocative)
timári (plural vocative)
timáru (locative singular)
timárima (locative plural)
timárom (instrumental singular)
timárima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish تیمار (timar).

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


templar

tèmplār (canonical masculine)
тѐмпла̄р (Cyrillic)
tèmplār (nominative singular)
templari (nominative plural)
templára (genitive singular)
templara (genitive plural)
templaru (dative singular)
templarima (dative plural)
templara (accusative singular)
templare (accusative plural)
templaru (singular vocative)
templari (plural vocative)
templaru (locative singular)
templarima (locative plural)
templarom (instrumental singular)
templarima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Medieval Latin templarius (cf. Old French templier, English templar), from Latin templum (“temple”).


jato

jȁto (canonical neuter)
ја̏то (Cyrillic)
jȁto (nominative singular)
jata (nominative plural)
jata (genitive singular)
jȃtā (genitive plural)
jatu (dative singular)
jatima (dative plural)
jato (accusative singular)
jata (accusative plural)
jato (singular vocative)
jata (plural vocative)
jatu (locative singular)
jatima (locative plural)
jatom (instrumental singular)
jatima (instrumental plural)


jato

jȁto (canonical neuter)
ја̏то (Cyrillic)
jato (nominative singular)
jata (nominative plural)
jata (genitive singular)
jata (genitive plural)
jatu (dative singular)
jatima (dative plural)
jato (accusative singular)
jata (accusative plural)
jato (singular vocative)
jata (plural vocative)
jatu (locative singular)
jatima (locative plural)
jatom (instrumental singular)
jatima (instrumental plural)


aloja

алоја (Cyrillic)
aloja (nominative singular)
aloje (nominative plural)
aloje (genitive singular)
aloja (genitive plural)
aloji (dative singular)
alojama (dative plural)
aloju (accusative singular)
aloje (accusative plural)
alojo (singular vocative)
aloje (plural vocative)
aloji (locative singular)
alojama (locative plural)
alojom (instrumental singular)
alojama (instrumental plural)


другар

дру̀га̄р (canonical masculine)
drùgār (romanization)
дру̀га̄р (nominative singular)
другари (nominative plural)
друга́ра (genitive singular)
другара (genitive plural)
другару (dative singular)
другарима (dative plural)
другара (accusative singular)
другаре (accusative plural)
другару (singular vocative)
другари (plural vocative)
другару (locative singular)
другарима (locative plural)
другаром (instrumental singular)
другарима (instrumental plural)


самоћа

само̀ћа (canonical feminine)
samòća (romanization)
самоћа (nominative singular)
самоће (nominative plural)
самоће (genitive singular)
самоћа (genitive plural)
самоћи (dative singular)
самоћама (dative plural)
самоћу (accusative singular)
самоће (accusative plural)
самоћо (singular vocative)
самоће (plural vocative)
самоћи (locative singular)
самоћама (locative plural)
самоћом (instrumental singular)
самоћама (instrumental plural)


samoća

samòća (canonical feminine)
само̀ћа (Cyrillic)
samoća (nominative singular)
samoće (nominative plural)
samoće (genitive singular)
samoća (genitive plural)
samoći (dative singular)
samoćama (dative plural)
samoću (accusative singular)
samoće (accusative plural)
samoćo (singular vocative)
samoće (plural vocative)
samoći (locative singular)
samoćama (locative plural)
samoćom (instrumental singular)
samoćama (instrumental plural)


besa

bésa (canonical feminine)
бе́са (Cyrillic)
besa (nominative singular)
bese (nominative plural)
bese (genitive singular)
besa (genitive plural)
besi (dative singular)
besama (dative plural)
besu (accusative singular)
bese (accusative plural)
beso (singular vocative)
bese (plural vocative)
besi (locative singular)
besama (locative plural)
besom (instrumental singular)
besama (instrumental plural)

oath, pledge, word of honour among Albanians

truce, peace treaty between two clans in a blood feud


besa

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


брусница

бру̀сница (canonical feminine)
brùsnica (romanization)
брусница (nominative singular)
бруснице (nominative plural)
бруснице (genitive singular)
брусница (genitive plural)
брусници (dative singular)
брусницама (dative plural)
брусницу (accusative singular)
бруснице (accusative plural)
бруснице (singular vocative)
брусницо (singular vocative)
бруснице (plural vocative)
брусници (locative singular)
брусницама (locative plural)
брусницом (instrumental singular)
брусницама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *brusьnica, from *brusьnъ + *-ica.


brusnica

sh-noun

brùsnica f (Cyrillic spelling бру̀сница)

brùsnica (canonical feminine)
бру̀сница (Cyrillic)
brusnica (nominative singular)
brusnice (nominative plural)
brusnice (genitive singular)
brusnica (genitive plural)
brusnici (dative singular)
brusnicama (dative plural)
brusnicu (accusative singular)
brusnice (accusative plural)
brusnice (singular vocative)
brusnico (singular vocative)
brusnice (plural vocative)
brusnici (locative singular)
brusnicama (locative plural)
brusnicom (instrumental singular)
brusnicama (instrumental plural)


мумија

му̑мија (canonical feminine)
mȗmija (romanization)
мумија (nominative singular)
мумије (nominative plural)
мумије (genitive singular)
мумија (genitive plural)
мумији (dative singular)
мумијама (dative plural)
мумију (accusative singular)
мумије (accusative plural)
мумијо (singular vocative)
мумије (plural vocative)
мумији (locative singular)
мумијама (locative plural)
мумијом (instrumental singular)
мумијама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish مومیا (mumya) (Turkish mumya), from Arabic مُومِيَاء (mūmiyāʔ), from Persian مومیا (mumyâ).

der

Arabic مُومِيَاء (mūmiyāʔ)


mumija

mȗmija (canonical feminine)
му̑мија (Cyrillic)
mumija (nominative singular)
mumije (nominative plural)
mumije (genitive singular)
mumija (genitive plural)
mumiji (dative singular)
mumijama (dative plural)
mumiju (accusative singular)
mumije (accusative plural)
mumijo (singular vocative)
mumije (plural vocative)
mumiji (locative singular)
mumijama (locative plural)
mumijom (instrumental singular)
mumijama (instrumental plural)

Arabic مُومِيَاء (mūmiyāʔ)


болница

бо́лница (canonical feminine)
bólnica (romanization)
болница (nominative singular)
болнице (nominative plural)
болнице (genitive singular)
болница (genitive plural)
болници (dative singular)
болницама (dative plural)
болницу (accusative singular)
болнице (accusative plural)
болницо (singular vocative)
болнице (plural vocative)
болници (locative singular)
болницама (locative plural)
болницом (instrumental singular)
болницама (instrumental plural)


bolnica

bólnica (canonical feminine)
бо́лница (Cyrillic)
bolnica (nominative singular)
bolnice (nominative plural)
bolnice (genitive singular)
bolnica (genitive plural)
bolnici (dative singular)
bolnicama (dative plural)
bolnicu (accusative singular)
bolnice (accusative plural)
bolnico (singular vocative)
bolnice (plural vocative)
bolnici (locative singular)
bolnicama (locative plural)
bolnicom (instrumental singular)
bolnicama (instrumental plural)


acetat

acètāt (canonical masculine)
ацѐта̄т (Cyrillic)
acètāt (nominative singular)
acetáti (nominative plural)
acetáta (genitive singular)
acetata (genitive plural)
acetatu (dative singular)
acetatima (dative plural)
acetat (accusative singular)
acetate (accusative plural)
acetate (singular vocative)
acetati (plural vocative)
acetatu (locative singular)
acetatima (locative plural)
acetatom (instrumental singular)
acetatima (instrumental plural)

(organic chemistry) acetate (any ester or salt of acetic acid)


debata

debàta (canonical feminine)
деба̀та (Cyrillic)
debàta (nominative singular)
debate (nominative plural)
debate (genitive singular)
debátā (genitive plural)
debati (dative singular)
debatama (dative plural)
debatu (accusative singular)
debate (accusative plural)
debato (singular vocative)
debate (plural vocative)
debati (locative singular)
debatama (locative plural)
debatom (instrumental singular)
debatama (instrumental plural)


disciplina

sh-noun

disciplína f (Cyrillic spelling дисципли́на)

disciplína (canonical feminine)
дисципли́на (Cyrillic)
disciplina (nominative singular)
discipline (nominative plural)
discipline (genitive singular)
disciplina (genitive plural)
disciplini (dative singular)
disciplinama (dative plural)
disciplinu (accusative singular)
discipline (accusative plural)
disciplino (singular vocative)
discipline (plural vocative)
disciplini (locative singular)
disciplinama (locative plural)
disciplinom (instrumental singular)
disciplinama (instrumental plural)


glosar

glòsār (canonical masculine)
гло̀са̄р (Cyrillic)
glòsār (nominative singular)
glosari (nominative plural)
glosára (genitive singular)
glosara (genitive plural)
glosaru (dative singular)
glosarima (dative plural)
glosar (accusative singular)
glosare (accusative plural)
glosare (singular vocative)
glosari (plural vocative)
glosaru (locative singular)
glosarima (locative plural)
glosarom (instrumental singular)
glosarima (instrumental plural)


mimar

mìmār (canonical masculine)
мѝма̄р (Cyrillic)
mimar (nominative singular)
mimari (nominative plural)
mimara (genitive singular)
mimara (genitive plural)
mimaru (dative singular)
mimarima (dative plural)
mimara (accusative singular)
mimare (accusative plural)
mimaru (singular vocative)
mimari (plural vocative)
mimaru (locative singular)
mimarima (locative plural)
mimarom (instrumental singular)
mimarima (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish معمار (mimar), from Arabic مِعْمَار (miʕmār).


skelet

skèlet (canonical masculine)
скѐлет (Cyrillic)
skèlet (nominative singular)
skeleti (nominative plural)
skeleta (genitive singular)
skȅlētā (genitive plural)
skeletu (dative singular)
skeletima (dative plural)
skelet (accusative singular)
skelete (accusative plural)
skelete (singular vocative)
skeleti (plural vocative)
skeletu (locative singular)
skeletima (locative plural)
skeletom (instrumental singular)
skeletima (instrumental plural)


oktan

òktān (canonical masculine)
о̀кта̄н (Cyrillic)
oktan (nominative singular)
oktana (genitive singular)
oktanu (dative singular)
oktan (accusative singular)
oktane (singular vocative)
oktanu (locative singular)
oktanom (instrumental singular)


sobar

sȍbār (canonical masculine)
со̏ба̄р (Cyrillic)
sobar (nominative singular)
sobari (nominative plural)
sobara (genitive singular)
sobara (genitive plural)
sobaru (dative singular)
sobarima (dative plural)
sobara (accusative singular)
sobare (accusative plural)
sobaru (singular vocative)
sobari (plural vocative)
sobaru (locative singular)
sobarima (locative plural)
sobarom (instrumental singular)
sobarima (instrumental plural)


sudar

sȕdār (canonical masculine)
су̏да̄р (Cyrillic)
sudar (nominative singular)
sudari (nominative plural)
sudara (genitive singular)
sudara (genitive plural)
sudaru (dative singular)
sudarima (dative plural)
sudar (accusative singular)
sudare (accusative plural)
sudare (singular vocative)
sudari (plural vocative)
sudaru (locative singular)
sudarima (locative plural)
sudarom (instrumental singular)
sudarima (instrumental plural)


lija

líja (canonical feminine)
ли́ја (Cyrillic)
lija (nominative singular)
lije (nominative plural)
lije (genitive singular)
lija (genitive plural)
liji (dative singular)
lijama (dative plural)
liju (accusative singular)
lije (accusative plural)
lijo (singular vocative)
lije (plural vocative)
liji (locative singular)
lijama (locative plural)
lijom (instrumental singular)
lijama (instrumental plural)


lije

inflection of lija:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


lijes

lijȇs (canonical masculine)
лије̑с (Cyrillic)
lijȇs (nominative singular)
lijésovi (nominative plural)
ljȅsovi (nominative plural)
lijesa (genitive singular)
lijésōvā (genitive plural)
ljesova (genitive plural)
lijesu (dative singular)
ljesovima (dative plural)
lijes (accusative singular)
ljesove (accusative plural)
lijese (singular vocative)
ljesovi (plural vocative)
lijesu (locative singular)
ljesovima (locative plural)
lijesom (instrumental singular)
ljesovima (instrumental plural)
lȇs (alternative Ekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *lěsъ (“tree, forest”).


pelen

Alternative form of pèlin (“artemisia”).


plasman

plàsmān (canonical masculine)
пла̀сма̄н (Cyrillic)
plàsmān (nominative singular)
plasmani (nominative plural)
plasmána (genitive singular)
plasmana (genitive plural)
plasmanu (dative singular)
plasmanima (dative plural)
plasman (accusative singular)
plasmane (accusative plural)
plasmane (singular vocative)
plasmani (plural vocative)
plasmanu (locative singular)
plasmanima (locative plural)
plasmanom (instrumental singular)
plasmanima (instrumental plural)


menses

mènses (canonical masculine)
мѐнсес (Cyrillic)


panteon

pànteōn (canonical masculine)
па̀нтео̄н (Cyrillic)
panteon (nominative singular)
panteoni (nominative plural)
panteona (genitive singular)
panteona (genitive plural)
panteonu (dative singular)
panteonima (dative plural)
panteon (accusative singular)
panteone (accusative plural)
panteone (singular vocative)
panteoni (plural vocative)
panteonu (locative singular)
panteonima (locative plural)
panteonom (instrumental singular)
panteonima (instrumental plural)


privara

привара (Cyrillic)
prȅvara (alternative Ekavian)
prijȇvara (alternative Ijekavian)

Kô kad pukne grom, iz koga
s urnebesom trijesi udare,
omraze i gniv srca svoga

Privara je u grešniku
kî na pravi put se obrati,
da krivinu svo'u veliku
s malo suza scijeni oprati

1728, Ignjat Đurđević, Uzdasi Mandalijene Pokornice:

koga nigda pridobit ne mogo,
ni na silu niti na privaru.

1756, Andrija Kačić Miošić, Razgovor ugodni naroda slovinskoga:

(Chakavian, Ikavian) fraud, cheat; deception; swindle


лабуд

ла̏бӯд (canonical masculine)
lȁbūd (romanization)
лабуд (nominative singular)
лабудови (nominative plural)
лабуда (genitive singular)
лабудова (genitive plural)
лабуду (dative singular)
лабудовима (dative plural)
лабуда (accusative singular)
лабудове (accusative plural)
лабуде (singular vocative)
лабудови (plural vocative)
лабуду (locative singular)
лабудовима (locative plural)
лабудом (instrumental singular)
лабудовима (instrumental plural)


печат

пѐчат (canonical masculine)
pèčat (romanization)
пѐчат (nominative singular)
печати (nominative plural)
печата (genitive singular)
пе̏ча̄та̄ (genitive plural)
печату (dative singular)
печатима (dative plural)
печат (accusative singular)
печате (accusative plural)
печате (singular vocative)
печати (plural vocative)
печату (locative singular)
печатима (locative plural)
печатом (instrumental singular)
печатима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pečatь (Russian печать (pečatʹ), Polish pieczęć).


nade

inflection of nada:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


raspad

rȃspad (canonical masculine)
ра̑спад (Cyrillic)
raspad (nominative singular)
raspadi (nominative plural)
raspada (genitive singular)
raspada (genitive plural)
raspadu (dative singular)
raspadima (dative plural)
raspad (accusative singular)
raspade (accusative plural)
raspade (singular vocative)
raspadi (plural vocative)
raspadu (locative singular)
raspadima (locative plural)
raspadom (instrumental singular)
raspadima (instrumental plural)


raspa

rȁspa (canonical feminine)
ра̏спа (Cyrillic)
raspa (nominative singular)
raspe (nominative plural)
raspe (genitive singular)
raspa (genitive plural)
raspi (genitive plural)
raspi (dative singular)
raspama (dative plural)
raspu (accusative singular)
raspe (accusative plural)
raspo (singular vocative)
raspe (plural vocative)
raspi (locative singular)
raspama (locative plural)
raspom (instrumental singular)
raspama (instrumental plural)
rȁšpa (alternative)


reforma

rèfōrma (canonical feminine)
рѐфо̄рма (Cyrillic)
reforma (nominative singular)
reforme (nominative plural)
reforme (genitive singular)
reforma (genitive plural)
reformi (dative singular)
reformama (dative plural)
reformu (accusative singular)
reforme (accusative plural)
reformo (singular vocative)
reforme (plural vocative)
reformi (locative singular)
reformama (locative plural)
reformom (instrumental singular)
reformama (instrumental plural)


regula

rȅgula (canonical feminine)
ре̏гула (Cyrillic)
regula (nominative singular)
regule (nominative plural)
regule (genitive singular)
regula (genitive plural)
reguli (dative singular)
regulama (dative plural)
regulu (accusative singular)
regule (accusative plural)
regulo (singular vocative)
regule (plural vocative)
reguli (locative singular)
regulama (locative plural)
regulom (instrumental singular)
regulama (instrumental plural)

(colloquial) rule, regulation, custom, order


remen

ремен (Cyrillic)
remen (nominative singular)
remeni (nominative plural)
remena (genitive singular)
remena (genitive plural)
remenu (dative singular)
remenima (dative plural)
remen (accusative singular)
remene (accusative plural)
remenu (singular vocative)
remeni (plural vocative)
remenu (locative singular)
remenima (locative plural)
remenom (instrumental singular)
remenima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *remy. First attested in the 15th century.

(regional, chiefly Croatia) belt, girdle


segment

sègment (canonical masculine)
сѐгмент (Cyrillic)
sègment (nominative singular)
segmenti (nominative plural)
segmenta (genitive singular)
sègmenātā (genitive plural)
segmentu (dative singular)
segmentima (dative plural)
segment (accusative singular)
segmente (accusative plural)
segmente (singular vocative)
segmenti (plural vocative)
segmentu (locative singular)
segmentima (locative plural)
segmentom (instrumental singular)
segmentima (instrumental plural)


sobe

nominative/accusative/vocative plural of soba


tilda

tȋlda (canonical feminine)
ти̑лда (Cyrillic)
tilda (nominative singular)
tilde (nominative plural)
tilde (genitive singular)
tilda (genitive plural)
tildi (dative singular)
tildama (dative plural)
tildu (accusative singular)
tilde (accusative plural)
tildo (singular vocative)
tilde (plural vocative)
tildi (locative singular)
tildama (locative plural)
tildom (instrumental singular)
tildama (instrumental plural)

From Spanish tilde, from Latin titulus (“superscript”).


titula

tȉtula (canonical feminine)
ти̏тула (Cyrillic)
titula (nominative singular)
titule (nominative plural)
titule (genitive singular)
titula (genitive plural)
tituli (dative singular)
titulama (dative plural)
titulu (accusative singular)
titule (accusative plural)
titulo (singular vocative)
titule (plural vocative)
tituli (locative singular)
titulama (locative plural)
titulom (instrumental singular)
titulama (instrumental plural)


ресторан

ресто̀ра̄н (canonical masculine)
restòrān (romanization)


sujeta

sùjeta (canonical feminine)
су̀јета (Cyrillic)
sujeta (nominative singular)
sujete (nominative plural)
sujete (genitive singular)
sujeta (genitive plural)
sujeti (dative singular)
sujetama (dative plural)
sujetu (accusative singular)
sujete (accusative plural)
sujeto (singular vocative)
sujete (plural vocative)
sujeti (locative singular)
sujetama (locative plural)
sujetom (instrumental singular)
sujetama (instrumental plural)


suma

sȕma (canonical feminine)
су̏ма (Cyrillic)
suma (nominative singular)
sume (nominative plural)
sume (genitive singular)
suma (genitive plural)
sumi (dative singular)
sumama (dative plural)
sumu (accusative singular)
sume (accusative plural)
sumo (singular vocative)
sume (plural vocative)
sumi (locative singular)
sumama (locative plural)
sumom (instrumental singular)
sumama (instrumental plural)


vira

вира (Cyrillic)
vȅra (alternative Ekavian)
vjȅra (alternative Ijekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *věra, from Proto-Indo-European *weh₁ros.

Juditi Bog pomog kada napade na nj.
Da joj ni trud zamanj, da stvari viru da,
prikla ga, steć uza nj i odni glavu t(j)a.

Da vira pogine, kojom je človik lip,
od svete istine svijet bi ostao slip.

Tim pravo ni, toga da ne zri tva vira,
za tobom ki cvili, uzdiše i umira.

1563, Dinko Ranjina, Pjesni razlike, section 288:

Za viru karstjansku protivit do smarti
Tu silu pogansku ka nas grede tarti.

1584, Brne Karnarutić, Vazetje Sigeta grada:

Ljepos, razum, ljubav, vira
Sve je pričica i besjeda:
Kakav si, ona ne razbira,
Koliko imaš samo gleda;

1622, Ivan Gundulić, Suze sina razmetnoga:

a ovamo ne znaš očenaša
niti pravo što je vira naša.

1762, Matija Antun Relković, Satir iliti divji čovik:

(Chakavian, Ikavian) belief, faith; religion


дуг

ду̑г (canonical masculine)
dȗg (romanization)
ду̑г (nominative singular)
ду̏гови (nominative plural)
дуга (genitive singular)
дугова (genitive plural)
дугу (dative singular)
дуговима (dative plural)
дуг (accusative singular)
дугове (accusative plural)
дуже (singular vocative)
дугове (plural vocative)
дугу (locative singular)
дуговима (locative plural)
дугом (instrumental singular)
дуговима (instrumental plural)


krađa

krȁđa (canonical feminine)
кра̏ђа (Cyrillic)
krađa (nominative singular)
krađe (nominative plural)
krađe (genitive singular)
krađa (genitive plural)
krađi (dative singular)
krađama (dative plural)
krađu (accusative singular)
krađe (accusative plural)
krađo (singular vocative)
krađe (plural vocative)
krađi (locative singular)
krađama (locative plural)
krađom (instrumental singular)
krađama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kradja. First attested in the 15th century.


крађа

кра̏ђа (canonical feminine)
krȁđa (romanization)
крађа (nominative singular)
крађе (nominative plural)
крађе (genitive singular)
крађа (genitive plural)
крађи (dative singular)
крађама (dative plural)
крађу (accusative singular)
крађе (accusative plural)
крађо (singular vocative)
крађе (plural vocative)
крађи (locative singular)
крађама (locative plural)
крађом (instrumental singular)
крађама (instrumental plural)


лопов

ло́пов (canonical masculine)
lópov (romanization)
лопов (nominative singular)
лопови (nominative plural)
лопова (genitive singular)
лопова (genitive plural)
лопову (dative singular)
лоповима (dative plural)
лопова (accusative singular)
лопове (accusative plural)
лопове (singular vocative)
лопови (plural vocative)
лопову (locative singular)
лоповима (locative plural)
лоповом (instrumental singular)
лоповима (instrumental plural)


цимет

цѝмет (canonical masculine)
cìmet (romanization)
цимет (nominative singular)
цимети (nominative plural)
цимета (genitive singular)
цимета (genitive plural)
цимету (dative singular)
циметима (dative plural)
цимет (accusative singular)
цимете (accusative plural)
цимете (singular vocative)
цимети (plural vocative)
цимету (locative singular)
циметима (locative plural)
циметом (instrumental singular)
циметима (instrumental plural)


cimet

cìmet (canonical masculine)
цѝмет (Cyrillic)
cimet (nominative singular)
cimeti (nominative plural)
cimeta (genitive singular)
cimeta (genitive plural)
cimetu (dative singular)
cimetima (dative plural)
cimet (accusative singular)
cimete (accusative plural)
cimete (singular vocative)
cimeti (plural vocative)
cimetu (locative singular)
cimetima (locative plural)
cimetom (instrumental singular)
cimetima (instrumental plural)


čovek od reči

sh-noun

čȍvek ȍd rȇči m (Cyrillic spelling чо̏век о̏д ре̑чи)

čȍvek ȍd rȇči (canonical masculine)
чо̏век о̏д ре̑чи (Cyrillic)


kašika

kàšika (canonical feminine)
ка̀шика (Cyrillic)
kašika (nominative singular)
kašike (nominative plural)
kašike (genitive singular)
kašika (genitive plural)
kašici (dative singular)
kašikama (dative plural)
kašiku (accusative singular)
kašike (accusative plural)
kašiko (singular vocative)
kašike (plural vocative)
kašici (locative singular)
kašikama (locative plural)
kašikom (instrumental singular)
kašikama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قاشیق (qāšīq), Turkish: kaşık (“spoon”).

bor+

(Bosnia, regional Croatia, Serbia) spoon


кашика

ка̀шика (canonical feminine)
kàšika (romanization)
кашика (nominative singular)
кашике (nominative plural)
кашике (genitive singular)
кашика (genitive plural)
кашици (dative singular)
кашикама (dative plural)
кашику (accusative singular)
кашике (accusative plural)
кашико (singular vocative)
кашике (plural vocative)
кашици (locative singular)
кашикама (locative plural)
кашиком (instrumental singular)
кашикама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قاشیق (kaşık, “spoon”).

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


pista

pȉsta (canonical feminine)
пи̏ста (Cyrillic)
pȉsta (nominative singular)
piste (nominative plural)
piste (genitive singular)
pȋstā (genitive plural)
pȋstī (genitive plural)
pisti (dative singular)
pistama (dative plural)
pistu (accusative singular)
piste (accusative plural)
pisto (singular vocative)
piste (plural vocative)
pisti (locative singular)
pistama (locative plural)
pistom (instrumental singular)
pistama (instrumental plural)


метак

ме̏так (canonical masculine)
mȅtak (romanization)
ме̏так (nominative singular)
ме̏ци (nominative plural)
метка (genitive singular)
метака (genitive plural)
метку (dative singular)
мецима (dative plural)
метак (accusative singular)
метке (accusative plural)
метку (singular vocative)
меци (plural vocative)
метку (locative singular)
мецима (locative plural)
метком (instrumental singular)
мецима (instrumental plural)


metak

mȅtak (canonical masculine)
ме̏так (Cyrillic)
mȅtak (nominative singular)
mȅci (nominative plural)
metka (genitive singular)
metaka (genitive plural)
metku (dative singular)
mecima (dative plural)
metak (accusative singular)
metke (accusative plural)
metku (singular vocative)
meci (plural vocative)
metku (locative singular)
mecima (locative plural)
metkom (instrumental singular)
mecima (instrumental plural)


suvenir

suvènīr (canonical masculine)
сувѐнӣр (Cyrillic)
suvènīr (nominative singular)
suveniri (nominative plural)
suveníra (genitive singular)
suvenira (genitive plural)
suveniru (dative singular)
suvenirima (dative plural)
suvenir (accusative singular)
suvenire (accusative plural)
suvenire (singular vocative)
suveniri (plural vocative)
suveniru (locative singular)
suvenirima (locative plural)
suvenirom (instrumental singular)
suvenirima (instrumental plural)

From French souvenir, from Latin subvenire.


plac

plȁc (canonical masculine)
пла̏ц (Cyrillic)
plac (nominative singular)
placevi (nominative plural)
plačevi (nominative plural)
placa (genitive singular)
placeva (genitive plural)
plačeva (genitive plural)
placu (dative singular)
placevima (dative plural)
plačevima (dative plural)
plac (accusative singular)
placeve (accusative plural)
plačeve (accusative plural)
placu (singular vocative)
placevi (plural vocative)
plačevi (plural vocative)
placu (locative singular)
placevima (locative plural)
plačevima (locative plural)
placem (instrumental singular)
placevima (instrumental plural)
plačevima (instrumental plural)


чојство

чо́јство (canonical neuter)
čójstvo (romanization)
чо́јство (nominative singular)
чојства (nominative plural)
чојства (genitive singular)
чо̑јста̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
чојству (dative singular)
чојствима (dative plural)
чојство (accusative singular)
чојства (accusative plural)
чојство (singular vocative)
чојства (plural vocative)
чојству (locative singular)
чојствима (locative plural)
чојством (instrumental singular)
чојствима (instrumental plural)

From чо̏вјек.

(regional) manliness, firmness or strength of character