firma

fȋrma (canonical feminine)
фи̑рма (Cyrillic)
firma (nominative singular)
firme (nominative plural)
firme (genitive singular)
firmi (genitive plural)
firmi (dative singular)
firmama (dative plural)
firmu (accusative singular)
firme (accusative plural)
firmo (singular vocative)
firme (plural vocative)
firmi (locative singular)
firmama (locative plural)
firmom (instrumental singular)
firmama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Italian firma (“signature”), from Latin firmāre (“to make firm, strengthen, fortify”).


imperatore

sh-noun form

imperatore (Cyrillic spelling императоре)

императоре (Cyrillic)

inflection of imperator:
accusative plural

inflection of imperator:
vocative singular


oda

óda (canonical feminine)
о́да (Cyrillic)
oda (nominative singular)
ode (nominative plural)
ode (genitive singular)
oda (genitive plural)
odi (dative singular)
odama (dative plural)
odu (accusative singular)
ode (accusative plural)
odo (singular vocative)
ode (plural vocative)
odi (locative singular)
odama (locative plural)
odom (instrumental singular)
odama (instrumental plural)


torpedo

torpédo (canonical masculine)
торпе́до (Cyrillic)
torpedo (nominative singular)
torpeda (nominative plural)
torpeda (genitive singular)
torpeda (genitive plural)
torpedu (dative singular)
torpedima (dative plural)
torpedo (accusative singular)
torpeda (accusative plural)
torpedo (singular vocative)
torpeda (plural vocative)
torpedu (locative singular)
torpedima (locative plural)
torpedom (instrumental singular)
torpedima (instrumental plural)


лес

ле̑с (canonical masculine)
lȇs (romanization)
ле̑с (nominative singular)
ле́сови (nominative plural)
леса (genitive singular)
ле́со̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
лесу (dative singular)
лесовима (dative plural)
лес (accusative singular)
лесове (accusative plural)
лесе (singular vocative)
лесови (plural vocative)
лесу (locative singular)
лесовима (locative plural)
лесом (instrumental singular)
лесовима (instrumental plural)
лије̑с (alternative Ijekavian)

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


лес

ле̑с (canonical masculine)
lȇs (romanization)


seks

sȅks (canonical masculine)
се̏кс (Cyrillic)
seks (nominative singular)
seksa (genitive singular)
seksu (dative singular)
seks (accusative singular)
seks (singular vocative)
seksu (locative singular)
seksom (instrumental singular)


стена

сте́на (canonical feminine)
sténa (romanization)
стена (nominative singular)
стене (nominative plural)
стене (genitive singular)
стена (genitive plural)
стени (dative singular)
стенама (dative plural)
стену (accusative singular)
стене (accusative plural)
стено (singular vocative)
стене (plural vocative)
стени (locative singular)
стенама (locative plural)
стеном (instrumental singular)
стенама (instrumental plural)
стије́на (alternative Ijekavian)
stina (alternative Ikavian)

rock (naturally occurring aggregate of solid mineral matter)


dim

dȉm (canonical masculine)
ди̏м (Cyrillic)
dim (nominative singular)
dimovi (nominative plural)
dima (genitive singular)
dimova (genitive plural)
dimu (dative singular)
dimovima (dative plural)
dim (accusative singular)
dimove (accusative plural)
dime (singular vocative)
dimovi (plural vocative)
dimu (locative singular)
dimovima (locative plural)
dimom (instrumental singular)
dimovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *dymъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *dū́ˀmas, from Proto-Indo-European *dʰuh₂mós.


hum

hȗm (canonical masculine)
ху̑м (Cyrillic)
hȗm (nominative singular)
húmovi (nominative plural)
huma (genitive singular)
humova (genitive plural)
humu (dative singular)
humovima (dative plural)
hum (accusative singular)
humove (accusative plural)
hume (singular vocative)
humovi (plural vocative)
humu (locative singular)
humovima (locative plural)
humom (instrumental singular)
humovima (instrumental plural)

barrow, tumulus (mound of earth raised over a grave)


pram

prȁm (canonical masculine)
пра̏м (Cyrillic)
pram (nominative singular)
pramovi (nominative plural)
prama (genitive singular)
pramova (genitive plural)
pramu (dative singular)
pramovima (dative plural)
pram (accusative singular)
pramove (accusative plural)
prame (singular vocative)
pramovi (plural vocative)
pramu (locative singular)
pramovima (locative plural)
pramom (instrumental singular)
pramovima (instrumental plural)


pram

prȃm (canonical masculine)
пра̑м (Cyrillic)
pram (nominative singular)
prami (nominative plural)
prama (genitive singular)
prama (genitive plural)
pramu (dative singular)
pramima (dative plural)
pram (accusative singular)
prame (accusative plural)
prame (singular vocative)
prami (plural vocative)
pramu (locative singular)
pramima (locative plural)
pramom (instrumental singular)
pramima (instrumental plural)


motor

mòtōr (canonical masculine)
мо̀то̄р (Cyrillic)
mòtōr (nominative singular)
motori (nominative plural)
motóra (genitive singular)
motora (genitive plural)
motoru (dative singular)
motorima (dative plural)
motor (accusative singular)
motore (accusative plural)
motoru (singular vocative)
motore (singular vocative)
motori (plural vocative)
motoru (locative singular)
motorima (locative plural)
motorom (instrumental singular)
motorima (instrumental plural)


heroin

heròīn (canonical masculine)
херо̀ӣн (Cyrillic)
heròīn (nominative singular)
heroína (genitive singular)
heroinu (dative singular)
heroin (accusative singular)
heroine (singular vocative)
heroinu (locative singular)
heroinom (instrumental singular)


slog

slȍg (canonical masculine)
сло̏г (Cyrillic)
slog (nominative singular)
slogovi (nominative plural)
sloga (genitive singular)
slogova (genitive plural)
slogu (dative singular)
slogovima (dative plural)
slog (accusative singular)
slogove (accusative plural)
slogu (singular vocative)
slože (singular vocative)
slogovi (plural vocative)
slogu (locative singular)
slogovima (locative plural)
slogom (instrumental singular)
slogovima (instrumental plural)


meh

mȇh (canonical masculine)
ме̑х (Cyrillic)
mȇh (nominative singular)
mȅhovi (nominative plural)
meha (genitive singular)
mehova (genitive plural)
mehu (dative singular)
mehovima (dative plural)
meh (accusative singular)
mehove (accusative plural)
mehu (singular vocative)
meše (singular vocative)
mehovi (plural vocative)
mehu (locative singular)
mehovima (locative plural)
mehom (instrumental singular)
mehovima (instrumental plural)
mijȇh (alternative Ijekavian)


post

pȏst (canonical masculine)
по̑ст (Cyrillic)
pȏst (nominative singular)
pòstovi (nominative plural)
pȍsta (genitive singular)
postova (genitive plural)
postu (dative singular)
postovima (dative plural)
post (accusative singular)
postove (accusative plural)
poste (singular vocative)
postovi (plural vocative)
postu (locative singular)
postovima (locative plural)
postom (instrumental singular)
postovima (instrumental plural)


post

pȍst (canonical masculine)
по̏ст (Cyrillic)


aroma

aróma (canonical feminine)
аро́ма (Cyrillic)
aroma (nominative singular)
arome (nominative plural)
arome (genitive singular)
aroma (genitive plural)
aromi (dative singular)
aromama (dative plural)
aromu (accusative singular)
arome (accusative plural)
aromo (singular vocative)
arome (plural vocative)
aromi (locative singular)
aromama (locative plural)
aromom (instrumental singular)
aromama (instrumental plural)


sila

sȉla (canonical feminine)
си̏ла (Cyrillic)
sȉla (nominative singular)
sile (nominative plural)
sile (genitive singular)
sȋlā (genitive plural)
sili (dative singular)
silama (dative plural)
silu (accusative singular)
sile (accusative plural)
silo (singular vocative)
sile (plural vocative)
sili (locative singular)
silama (locative plural)
silom (instrumental singular)
silama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sila, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *séiˀlāˀ.

Neka sila bude s tobom.


burka

bȗrka (canonical feminine)
бу̑рка (Cyrillic)
burka (nominative singular)
burke (nominative plural)
burke (genitive singular)
burka (genitive plural)
burki (dative singular)
burkama (dative plural)
burku (accusative singular)
burke (accusative plural)
burko (singular vocative)
burke (plural vocative)
burki (locative singular)
burkama (locative plural)
burkom (instrumental singular)
burkama (instrumental plural)

burka, burqa (female garment that covers the whole body)


garda

gȃrda (canonical feminine)
га̑рда (Cyrillic)
garda (nominative singular)
garde (nominative plural)
garde (genitive singular)
garda (genitive plural)
gardi (dative singular)
gardama (dative plural)
gardu (accusative singular)
garde (accusative plural)
gardo (singular vocative)
garde (plural vocative)
gardi (locative singular)
gardama (locative plural)
gardom (instrumental singular)
gardama (instrumental plural)

guard (of a sovereign or an army commander)


tango

tȁngo (canonical masculine)
та̏нго (Cyrillic)
tȁngo (nominative singular)
tanga (nominative plural)
tȁnga (genitive singular)
tanga (genitive plural)
tangu (dative singular)
tangima (dative plural)
tango (accusative singular)
tanga (accusative plural)
tango (singular vocative)
tanga (plural vocative)
tangu (locative singular)
tangima (locative plural)
tangom (instrumental singular)
tangima (instrumental plural)


svastika

sh-noun

svàstika f (Cyrillic spelling сва̀стика)

svàstika (canonical feminine)
сва̀стика (Cyrillic)
svastika (nominative singular)
svastike (nominative plural)
svastike (genitive singular)
svastika (genitive plural)
svastici (dative singular)
svastikama (dative plural)
svastiku (accusative singular)
svastike (accusative plural)
svastiko (singular vocative)
svastike (plural vocative)
svastici (locative singular)
svastikama (locative plural)
svastikom (instrumental singular)
svastikama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Sanskrit स्वस्तिक (svastika).


drum

drȕm (canonical masculine)
дру̏м (Cyrillic)
drȕm (nominative singular)
drùmovi (nominative plural)
drùma (genitive singular)
drùmōvā (genitive plural)
drùmu (dative singular)
drùmovima (dative plural)
drȕm (accusative singular)
drùmove (accusative plural)
drȕme (singular vocative)
drùmovi (plural vocative)
drùmu (locative singular)
drùmovima (locative plural)
drùmom (instrumental singular)
drùmovima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Greek δρόμος (drómos, “road, track”).


parabola

sh-noun

paràbola f (Cyrillic spelling пара̀бола)

paràbola (canonical feminine)
пара̀бола (Cyrillic)
parabola (nominative singular)
parabole (nominative plural)
parabole (genitive singular)
parabola (genitive plural)
paraboli (dative singular)
parabolama (dative plural)
parabolu (accusative singular)
parabole (accusative plural)
parabolo (singular vocative)
parabole (plural vocative)
paraboli (locative singular)
parabolama (locative plural)
parabolom (instrumental singular)
parabolama (instrumental plural)


tref

trȅf (canonical masculine)
тре̏ф (Cyrillic)
trȅf (nominative singular)
trèfovi (nominative plural)
trèfa (genitive singular)
trèfovā (genitive plural)
trèfu (dative singular)
trèfovima (dative plural)
trȅf (accusative singular)
trèfove (accusative plural)
trȅfe (singular vocative)
trèfovi (plural vocative)
trèfu (locative singular)
trèfovima (locative plural)
trèfom (instrumental singular)
trèfovima (instrumental plural)


arena

aréna (canonical feminine)
аре́на (Cyrillic)
arena (nominative singular)
arene (nominative plural)
arene (genitive singular)
arena (genitive plural)
areni (dative singular)
arenama (dative plural)
arenu (accusative singular)
arene (accusative plural)
areno (singular vocative)
arene (plural vocative)
areni (locative singular)
arenama (locative plural)
arenom (instrumental singular)
arenama (instrumental plural)


strip

strȉp (canonical masculine)
стри̏п (Cyrillic)
strip (nominative singular)
stripovi (nominative plural)
stripa (genitive singular)
stripova (genitive plural)
stripu (dative singular)
stripovima (dative plural)
strip (accusative singular)
stripove (accusative plural)
stripe (singular vocative)
stripovi (plural vocative)
stripu (locative singular)
stripovima (locative plural)
stripom (instrumental singular)
stripovima (instrumental plural)


ananas

ȁnanas (canonical masculine)
а̏нанас (Cyrillic)
ananas (nominative singular)
ananasi (nominative plural)
ananasa (genitive singular)
ananasa (genitive plural)
ananasu (dative singular)
ananasima (dative plural)
ananas (accusative singular)
ananase (accusative plural)
ananase (singular vocative)
ananasi (plural vocative)
ananasu (locative singular)
ananasima (locative plural)
ananasom (instrumental singular)
ananasima (instrumental plural)


halo

(astronomy) halo (atmospheric phenomenon)


nebo

nȅbo (canonical neuter)
не̏бо (Cyrillic)
nȅbo (nominative singular)
nebèsa (nominative plural)
nȅba (genitive singular)
nebésā (genitive plural)
nȅbu (dative singular)
nebèsima (dative plural)
nȅbo (accusative singular)
nebèsa (accusative plural)
nȅbo (singular vocative)
nebèsa (plural vocative)
nȅbu (locative singular)
nebèsima (locative plural)
nȅbom (instrumental singular)
nebèsima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *nebo, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *néba, from Proto-Indo-European *nébʰos.

nebu pod oblake


status

státus (canonical masculine)
ста́тус (Cyrillic)
status (nominative singular)
statusi (nominative plural)
statusa (genitive singular)
statusa (genitive plural)
statusu (dative singular)
statusima (dative plural)
status (accusative singular)
statuse (accusative plural)
statuse (singular vocative)
statusi (plural vocative)
statusu (locative singular)
statusima (locative plural)
statusom (instrumental singular)
statusima (instrumental plural)


raga

rȁga (canonical feminine)
ра̏га (Cyrillic)
raga (nominative singular)
rage (nominative plural)
rage (genitive singular)
raga (genitive plural)
ragi (dative singular)
ragama (dative plural)
ragu (accusative singular)
rage (accusative plural)
rago (singular vocative)
rage (plural vocative)
ragi (locative singular)
ragama (locative plural)
ragom (instrumental singular)
ragama (instrumental plural)


jun

jȗn (canonical masculine)
ју̑н (Cyrillic)
jun (nominative singular)
juni (nominative plural)
juna (genitive singular)
juna (genitive plural)
junu (dative singular)
junima (dative plural)
jun (accusative singular)
june (accusative plural)
jun (singular vocative)
juni (plural vocative)
junu (locative singular)
junima (locative plural)
junom (instrumental singular)
junima (instrumental plural)
jȗni (alternative)


bunker

bùnker (canonical masculine)
бу̀нкер (Cyrillic)
bunker (nominative singular)
bunkeri (nominative plural)
bunkera (genitive singular)
bunkera (genitive plural)
bunkeru (dative singular)
bunkerima (dative plural)
bunker (accusative singular)
bunkere (accusative plural)
bunkeru (singular vocative)
bunkeri (plural vocative)
bunkeru (locative singular)
bunkerima (locative plural)
bunkerom (instrumental singular)
bunkerima (instrumental plural)

bunker (container for storing coal or fuel oil for a ship's engine)


fond

fȍnd (canonical masculine)
фо̏нд (Cyrillic)
fond (nominative singular)
fondovi (nominative plural)
fonda (genitive singular)
fondova (genitive plural)
fondu (dative singular)
fondovima (dative plural)
fond (accusative singular)
fondove (accusative plural)
fonde (singular vocative)
fondovi (plural vocative)
fondu (locative singular)
fondovima (locative plural)
fondom (instrumental singular)
fondovima (instrumental plural)


jul

jȗl (canonical masculine)
ју̑л (Cyrillic)
jul (nominative singular)
juli (nominative plural)
jula (genitive singular)
jula (genitive plural)
julu (dative singular)
julima (dative plural)
juli (accusative singular)
jule (accusative plural)
jul (singular vocative)
juli (plural vocative)
julu (locative singular)
julima (locative plural)
julom (instrumental singular)
julima (instrumental plural)

Alternative spelling of jȗli, the month of July


jug

jȕg (canonical masculine)
ју̏г (Cyrillic)
jug (nominative singular)
juga (genitive singular)
jugu (dative singular)
jug (accusative singular)
juže (singular vocative)
jugu (locative singular)
jugom (instrumental singular)

→ Albanian: jug


pagoda

pàgoda (canonical feminine)
па̀года (Cyrillic)
pagoda (nominative singular)
pagode (nominative plural)
pagode (genitive singular)
pagoda (genitive plural)
pagodi (dative singular)
pagodama (dative plural)
pagodu (accusative singular)
pagode (accusative plural)
pagodo (singular vocative)
pagode (plural vocative)
pagodi (locative singular)
pagodama (locative plural)
pagodom (instrumental singular)
pagodama (instrumental plural)


stupa

stȕpa (canonical feminine)
сту̏па (Cyrillic)
stupa (nominative singular)
stupe (nominative plural)
stupe (genitive singular)
stupa (genitive plural)
stupi (dative singular)
stupama (dative plural)
stupu (accusative singular)
stupe (accusative plural)
stupo (singular vocative)
stupe (plural vocative)
stupi (locative singular)
stupama (locative plural)
stupom (instrumental singular)
stupama (instrumental plural)

A mortar (hollow vessel used to pound, crush, rub, grind or mix ingredients with a pestle).

An application with a hollow vessel to poss cloth, such as a fulling mill.

A pounding-mill, stamp-mill for grain, the contrivance where corn had to be pounded in hollow blocks before the meal mill has been invented.


paprika

pàprika (canonical feminine)
па̀прика (Cyrillic)
pàprika (nominative singular)
paprike (nominative plural)
paprike (genitive singular)
pȁprīkā (genitive plural)
paprici (dative singular)
paprikama (dative plural)
papriku (accusative singular)
paprike (accusative plural)
papriko (singular vocative)
paprike (plural vocative)
paprici (locative singular)
paprikama (locative plural)
paprikom (instrumental singular)
paprikama (instrumental plural)

→ Hungarian: paprika (see there for further descendants)

From pȁpar (“pepper”) + -ika, from Proto-Slavic *pьpьrь, from Latin piper (“pepper”), from Ancient Greek πέπερι (péperi), from Sanskrit पिप्पलि (pippali, “long pepper”).

der

bell pepper, pepper, paprika (Capsicum fruit)


drek

drȅk (canonical masculine)
дре̏к (Cyrillic)
drȅk (nominative singular)
drèka (genitive singular)
dreku (dative singular)
drek (accusative singular)
dreku (singular vocative)
dreče (singular vocative)
dreku (locative singular)
drekom (instrumental singular)


forum

fórum (canonical masculine)
фо́рум (Cyrillic)
forum (nominative singular)
forumi (nominative plural)
foruma (genitive singular)
foruma (genitive plural)
forumu (dative singular)
forumima (dative plural)
forum (accusative singular)
forume (accusative plural)
forume (singular vocative)
forumi (plural vocative)
forumu (locative singular)
forumima (locative plural)
forumom (instrumental singular)
forumima (instrumental plural)


banda

bȃnda (canonical feminine)
ба̑нда (Cyrillic)
bȃnda (nominative singular)
bande (nominative plural)
bande (genitive singular)
bȃndā (genitive plural)
bȃndī (genitive plural)
bandi (dative singular)
bandama (dative plural)
bandu (accusative singular)
bande (accusative plural)
bando (singular vocative)
bande (plural vocative)
bandi (locative singular)
bandama (locative plural)
bandom (instrumental singular)
bandama (instrumental plural)


banda

bȃnda (canonical feminine)
ба̑нда (Cyrillic)


outfit

Unadapted borrowing from English outfit.

(Croatia, Bosnia) outfit (set of clothing)


alveolar

sh-noun

alveòlār m (Cyrillic spelling алвео̀ла̄р)

alveòlār (canonical masculine)
алвео̀ла̄р (Cyrillic)
alveòlār (nominative singular)
alveolari (nominative plural)
alveolára (genitive singular)
alveolara (genitive plural)
alveolaru (dative singular)
alveolarima (dative plural)
alveolar (accusative singular)
alveolare (accusative plural)
alveolare (singular vocative)
alveolari (plural vocative)
alveolaru (locative singular)
alveolarima (locative plural)
alveolarom (instrumental singular)
alveolarima (instrumental plural)


aerosol

ȁerosōl (canonical masculine)
а̏еросо̄л (Cyrillic)
aerosol (nominative singular)
aerosoli (nominative plural)
aerosola (genitive singular)
aerosola (genitive plural)
aerosolu (dative singular)
aerosolima (dative plural)
aerosol (accusative singular)
aerosole (accusative plural)
aerosole (singular vocative)
aerosoli (plural vocative)
aerosolu (locative singular)
aerosolima (locative plural)
aerosolom (instrumental singular)
aerosolima (instrumental plural)


trauma

tràuma (canonical feminine)
тра̀ума (Cyrillic)
tràuma (nominative singular)
traume (nominative plural)
traume (genitive singular)
trȁūmā (genitive plural)
traumi (dative singular)
traumama (dative plural)
traumu (accusative singular)
traume (accusative plural)
traumo (singular vocative)
traume (plural vocative)
traumi (locative singular)
traumama (locative plural)
traumom (instrumental singular)
traumama (instrumental plural)


hula

хула (Cyrillic)
hula (nominative singular)
hule (nominative plural)
hule (genitive singular)
hula (genitive plural)
huli (dative singular)
hulama (dative plural)
hulu (accusative singular)
hule (accusative plural)
hulo (singular vocative)
hule (plural vocative)
huli (locative singular)
hulama (locative plural)
hulom (instrumental singular)
hulama (instrumental plural)


logos

lȏgos (canonical masculine)
ло̑гос (Cyrillic)
lȏgos (nominative singular)
lȏgosa (genitive singular)
lȏgosu (dative singular)
lȏgos (accusative singular)
lȏgose (singular vocative)
lȏgosu (locative singular)
lȏgosom (instrumental singular)


bris

brȋs (canonical masculine)
бри̑с (Cyrillic)
brȋs (nominative singular)
brȉsovi (nominative plural)
brisa (genitive singular)
brisova (genitive plural)
brisu (dative singular)
brisovima (dative plural)
bris (accusative singular)
brisove (accusative plural)
brise (singular vocative)
brisovi (plural vocative)
brisu (locative singular)
brisovima (locative plural)
brisom (instrumental singular)
brisovima (instrumental plural)


diploma

diplóma (canonical feminine)
дипло́ма (Cyrillic)
diploma (nominative singular)
diplome (nominative plural)
diplome (genitive singular)
diploma (genitive plural)
diplomi (dative singular)
diplomama (dative plural)
diplomu (accusative singular)
diplome (accusative plural)
diplomo (singular vocative)
diplome (plural vocative)
diplomi (locative singular)
diplomama (locative plural)
diplomom (instrumental singular)
diplomama (instrumental plural)


dogma

dȍgma (canonical feminine)
до̏гма (Cyrillic)
dȍgma (nominative singular)
dogme (nominative plural)
dogme (genitive singular)
dȏgmā (genitive plural)
dȏgmī (genitive plural)
dogmi (dative singular)
dogmama (dative plural)
dogmu (accusative singular)
dogme (accusative plural)
dogmo (singular vocative)
dogme (plural vocative)
dogmi (locative singular)
dogmama (locative plural)
dogmom (instrumental singular)
dogmama (instrumental plural)


panorama

panoráma f (Cyrillic spelling панора́ма)

panoráma (canonical feminine)
панора́ма (Cyrillic)
panoráma (nominative singular)
panorame (nominative plural)
panorame (genitive singular)
panorámā (genitive plural)
panorámī (genitive plural)
panorami (dative singular)
panoramama (dative plural)
panoramu (accusative singular)
panorame (accusative plural)
panoramo (singular vocative)
panorame (plural vocative)
panorami (locative singular)
panoramama (locative plural)
panoramom (instrumental singular)
panoramama (instrumental plural)


patriot

patrìot, patriȍt m (Cyrillic spelling патрѝот, патрио̏т)

patrìot (canonical)
patriȍt (canonical masculine)
патрѝот (Cyrillic)
патрио̏т (Cyrillic)
patriot (nominative singular)
patrioti (nominative plural)
patriota (genitive singular)
patriota (genitive plural)
patriotu (dative singular)
patriotima (dative plural)
patriota (accusative singular)
patriote (accusative plural)
patriote (singular vocative)
patrioti (plural vocative)
patriotu (locative singular)
patriotima (locative plural)
patriotom (instrumental singular)
patriotima (instrumental plural)

From German Patriot, from French patriote, from Latin patriota, from Ancient Greek πατριώτης (patriṓtēs).


karma

kȁrma (canonical masculine)
ка̏рма (Cyrillic)
kȁrma (nominative singular)
karme (nominative plural)
karme (genitive singular)
kȃrmā (genitive plural)
kȃrmī (genitive plural)
karmi (dative singular)
karmama (dative plural)
karmu (accusative singular)
karme (accusative plural)
karmo (singular vocative)
karme (plural vocative)
karmi (locative singular)
karmama (locative plural)
karmom (instrumental singular)
karmama (instrumental plural)

(Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism, Jainism) karma


sutra

sȕtra (canonical feminine)
су̏тра (Cyrillic)
sjȕtra (alternative Ijekavian)
śȕtra (alternative Montenegro)


sutra

sȕtra (canonical feminine)
су̏тра (Cyrillic)
sutra (nominative singular)
sutre (nominative plural)
sutre (genitive singular)
sutra (genitive plural)
sutri (dative singular)
sutrama (dative plural)
sutru (accusative singular)
sutre (accusative plural)
sutro (singular vocative)
sutre (plural vocative)
sutri (locative singular)
sutrama (locative plural)
sutrom (instrumental singular)
sutrama (instrumental plural)
sjȕtra (alternative Ijekavian)
śȕtra (alternative Montenegro)

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


orangutan

sh-noun

orangùtān m (Cyrillic spelling орангу̀та̄н)

orangùtān (canonical masculine)
орангу̀та̄н (Cyrillic)
orangutan (nominative singular)
orangutani (nominative plural)
orangutana (genitive singular)
orangutana (genitive plural)
orangutanu (dative singular)
orangutanima (dative plural)
orangutana (accusative singular)
orangutane (accusative plural)
orangutane (singular vocative)
orangutani (plural vocative)
orangutanu (locative singular)
orangutanima (locative plural)
orangutanom (instrumental singular)
orangutanima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from English orangutan, from Malay orang utan.


amok

From English amok, from Portuguese amouco, from Malay amuk (“to go on a killing spree”).


akra

ȁkra (canonical feminine)
а̏кра (Cyrillic)
ȁkra (nominative singular)
ȁkre (nominative plural)
ȁkre (genitive singular)
ȁkārā (genitive plural)
ȁkrī (genitive plural)
akri (dative singular)
akrama (dative plural)
akru (accusative singular)
akre (accusative plural)
akro (singular vocative)
akre (plural vocative)
akri (locative singular)
akrama (locative plural)
akrom (instrumental singular)
akrama (instrumental plural)


kuk

kȕk (canonical masculine)
ку̏к (Cyrillic)
kȕk (nominative singular)
kùkovi (nominative plural)
kuka (genitive singular)
kukova (genitive plural)
kuku (dative singular)
kukovima (dative plural)
kuk (accusative singular)
kukove (accusative plural)
kuče (singular vocative)
kukovi (plural vocative)
kuku (locative singular)
kukovima (locative plural)
kukom (instrumental singular)
kukovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kъlkъ, from Proto-Indo-European *klHk(ᵂ)-(n)-, related to Macedonian колк (kolk, “hip”), Bulgarian кълка (kǎlka), Russian колк (kolk, “bony stump”), Latvian kulksnis (“hock”), Lithuanian kulksnis (“ankle”), Old Prussian culczi (“hip”), Old English healh (“corner, angle, recess”) and possibly Latin calx (“heel”).


slalom

slàlom (canonical masculine)
сла̀лом (Cyrillic)
slalom (nominative singular)
slalomi (nominative plural)
slaloma (genitive singular)
slaloma (genitive plural)
slalomu (dative singular)
slalomima (dative plural)
slalom (accusative singular)
slalome (accusative plural)
slalome (singular vocative)
slalomi (plural vocative)
slalomu (locative singular)
slalomima (locative plural)
slalomom (instrumental singular)
slalomima (instrumental plural)


veranda

vèrānda (canonical feminine)
вѐра̄нда (Cyrillic)
veranda (nominative singular)
verande (nominative plural)
verande (genitive singular)
veranda (genitive plural)
verandi (dative singular)
verandama (dative plural)
verandu (accusative singular)
verande (accusative plural)
verando (singular vocative)
verande (plural vocative)
verandi (locative singular)
verandama (locative plural)
verandom (instrumental singular)
verandama (instrumental plural)


puma

pȕma (canonical feminine)
пу̏ма (Cyrillic)
puma (nominative singular)
pume (nominative plural)
pume (genitive singular)
puma (genitive plural)
pumi (dative singular)
pumama (dative plural)
pumu (accusative singular)
pume (accusative plural)
pumo (singular vocative)
pume (plural vocative)
pumi (locative singular)
pumama (locative plural)
pumom (instrumental singular)
pumama (instrumental plural)


ombudsman

sh-noun

ombùdsman m (Cyrillic spelling омбу̀дсман)

ombùdsman (canonical masculine)
омбу̀дсман (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Swedish ombudsman, from Old Norse umboðsmaðr.


sprint

sprȉnt (canonical masculine)
спри̏нт (Cyrillic)


gudura

gùdura (canonical feminine)
гу̀дура (Cyrillic)
gudura (nominative singular)
gudure (nominative plural)
gudure (genitive singular)
gudura (genitive plural)
guduri (dative singular)
gudurama (dative plural)
guduru (accusative singular)
gudure (accusative plural)
guduro (singular vocative)
gudure (plural vocative)
guduri (locative singular)
gudurama (locative plural)
gudurom (instrumental singular)
gudurama (instrumental plural)


stoke

inflection of stoka:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


pita

pȉta (canonical feminine)
пи̏та (Cyrillic)
pita (nominative singular)
pite (nominative plural)
pite (genitive singular)
pita (genitive plural)
piti (dative singular)
pitama (dative plural)
pitu (accusative singular)
pite (accusative plural)
pito (singular vocative)
pite (plural vocative)
piti (locative singular)
pitama (locative plural)
pitom (instrumental singular)
pitama (instrumental plural)

pie (a type of pastry that consists of an outer crust and a filling)


bela

bȅla (canonical feminine)
бе̏ла (Cyrillic)


blato

blȁto (canonical neuter)
бла̏то (Cyrillic)
blȁto (nominative singular)
blȁta (nominative plural)
blȁta (genitive singular)
blȃtā (genitive plural)
blatu (dative singular)
blatima (dative plural)
blato (accusative singular)
blȁta (accusative plural)
blato (singular vocative)
blȁta (plural vocative)
blatu (locative singular)
blatima (locative plural)
blatom (instrumental singular)
blatima (instrumental plural)


brava

bràva (canonical feminine)
бра̀ва (Cyrillic)
bràva (nominative singular)
brave (nominative plural)
brave (genitive singular)
brȃvā (genitive plural)
bravi (dative singular)
bravama (dative plural)
bravu (accusative singular)
brave (accusative plural)
bravo (singular vocative)
brave (plural vocative)
bravi (locative singular)
bravama (locative plural)
bravom (instrumental singular)
bravama (instrumental plural)


minus

mínus (canonical masculine)
ми́нус (Cyrillic)
minus (nominative singular)
minusi (nominative plural)
minusa (genitive singular)
minusa (genitive plural)
minusu (dative singular)
minusima (dative plural)
minus (accusative singular)
minuse (accusative plural)
minuse (singular vocative)
minusi (plural vocative)
minusu (locative singular)
minusima (locative plural)
minusom (instrumental singular)
minusima (instrumental plural)


bubalo

búbalo (canonical neuter)
бу́бало (Cyrillic)


buco

búco (canonical masculine)
бу́цо (Cyrillic)
bȕcko (alternative)


divan

dìvān (canonical masculine)
дѝва̄н (Cyrillic)
divan (nominative singular)
divani (nominative plural)
divana (genitive singular)
divana (genitive plural)
divanu (dative singular)
divanima (dative plural)
divan (accusative singular)
divane (accusative plural)
divane (singular vocative)
divani (plural vocative)
divanu (locative singular)
divanima (locative plural)
divanom (instrumental singular)
divanima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish دیوان (dîvân), from Persian دیوان (divân).

bor+

(historical) court, tribunal (in Ottoman period)


kaftan

kàftan (canonical masculine)
ка̀фтан (Cyrillic)
kaftan (nominative singular)
kaftani (nominative plural)
kaftana (genitive singular)
kaftana (genitive plural)
kaftanu (dative singular)
kaftanima (dative plural)
kaftan (accusative singular)
kaftane (accusative plural)
kaftane (singular vocative)
kaftani (plural vocative)
kaftanu (locative singular)
kaftanima (locative plural)
kaftanom (instrumental singular)
kaftanima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قفتان (kaftan).


plast

plȃst (canonical masculine)
пла̑ст (Cyrillic)
plȃst (nominative singular)
plastovi (nominative plural)
plásta (genitive singular)
plastova (genitive plural)
plastu (dative singular)
plastovima (dative plural)
plast (accusative singular)
plastove (accusative plural)
plaste (singular vocative)
plastovi (plural vocative)
plastu (locative singular)
plastovima (locative plural)
plastom (instrumental singular)
plastovima (instrumental plural)

haycock, rick, mow (arranged amount of hay that can be carried on pitchfork or by hands)


sfera

sféra (canonical feminine)
сфе́ра (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek σφαῖρα (sphaîra, “ball, globe”).

Površina sfere je S = 4 π r² - The surface area of the sphere is S = 4 π r²


koska

kȍska (canonical feminine)
ко̏ска (Cyrillic)
koska (nominative singular)
koske (nominative plural)
koske (genitive singular)
kosaka (genitive plural)
koski (genitive plural)
kosci (dative singular)
koski (dative singular)
koskama (dative plural)
kosku (accusative singular)
koske (accusative plural)
kosko (singular vocative)
koske (plural vocative)
kosci (locative singular)
koski (locative singular)
koskama (locative plural)
koskom (instrumental singular)
koskama (instrumental plural)


forma

fȏrma (canonical feminine)
фо̑рма (Cyrillic)
forma (nominative singular)
forme (nominative plural)
forme (genitive singular)
fȏrmā (genitive plural)
fȏrmī (genitive plural)
formi (dative singular)
formama (dative plural)
formu (accusative singular)
forme (accusative plural)
formo (singular vocative)
forme (plural vocative)
formi (locative singular)
formama (locative plural)
formom (instrumental singular)
formama (instrumental plural)


fagot

fàgot (canonical masculine)
фа̀гот (Cyrillic)
fagot (nominative singular)
fagoti (nominative plural)
fagota (genitive singular)
fagota (genitive plural)
fagotu (dative singular)
fagotima (dative plural)
fagot (accusative singular)
fagote (accusative plural)
fagote (singular vocative)
fagoti (plural vocative)
fagotu (locative singular)
fagotima (locative plural)
fagotom (instrumental singular)
fagotima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from French fagot (“bundle of sticks”) (referring to the wood used to make the instrument).


rebus

rébus (canonical masculine)
ре́бус (Cyrillic)
rebus (nominative singular)
rebusi (nominative plural)
rebusa (genitive singular)
rebusa (genitive plural)
rebusu (dative singular)
rebusima (dative plural)
rebus (accusative singular)
rebuse (accusative plural)
rebuse (singular vocative)
rebusi (plural vocative)
rebusu (locative singular)
rebusima (locative plural)
rebusom (instrumental singular)
rebusima (instrumental plural)


minder

миндер (Cyrillic)
minder (nominative singular)
minderi (nominative plural)
mindera (genitive singular)
mindera (genitive plural)
minderu (dative singular)
minderima (dative plural)
minder (accusative singular)
mindere (accusative plural)
mindere (singular vocative)
minderi (plural vocative)
minderu (locative singular)
minderima (locative plural)
minderom (instrumental singular)
minderima (instrumental plural)


minaret

mináret (canonical masculine)
мина́рет (Cyrillic)
minaret (nominative singular)
minareti (nominative plural)
minareta (genitive singular)
minareta (genitive plural)
minaretu (dative singular)
minaretima (dative plural)
minaret (accusative singular)
minarete (accusative plural)
minarete (singular vocative)
minareti (plural vocative)
minaretu (locative singular)
minaretima (locative plural)
minaretom (instrumental singular)
minaretima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from French minaret, from Ottoman Turkish مناره (Turkish minare), from Arabic مَنَارَة (manāra, “lighthouse”).


tanker

tànker (canonical masculine)
та̀нкер (Cyrillic)
tanker (nominative singular)
tankeri (nominative plural)
tankera (genitive singular)
tankera (genitive plural)
tankeru (dative singular)
tankerima (dative plural)
tanker (accusative singular)
tankere (accusative plural)
tankeru (singular vocative)
tankeri (plural vocative)
tankeru (locative singular)
tankerima (locative plural)
tankerom (instrumental singular)
tankerima (instrumental plural)

tanker (vessel used to transport large quantities of liquid)


arsenal

arsènāl (canonical masculine)
арсѐна̄л (Cyrillic)
arsènāl (nominative singular)
arsenali (nominative plural)
arsenála (genitive singular)
arsenala (genitive plural)
arsenalu (dative singular)
arsenalima (dative plural)
arsenal (accusative singular)
arsenale (accusative plural)
arsenale (singular vocative)
arsenali (plural vocative)
arsenalu (locative singular)
arsenalima (locative plural)
arsenalom (instrumental singular)
arsenalima (instrumental plural)


flora

flȏra (canonical feminine)
фло̑ра (Cyrillic)
flora (nominative singular)
flore (nominative plural)
flore (genitive singular)
flora (genitive plural)
flori (dative singular)
florama (dative plural)
floru (accusative singular)
flore (accusative plural)
floro (singular vocative)
flore (plural vocative)
flori (locative singular)
florama (locative plural)
florom (instrumental singular)
florama (instrumental plural)


rudiment

rudìment (canonical masculine)
рудѝмент (Cyrillic)
rudìment (nominative singular)
rudimenti (nominative plural)
rudimenta (genitive singular)
rudìmenātā (genitive plural)
rudimentu (dative singular)
rudimentima (dative plural)
rudiment (accusative singular)
rudimente (accusative plural)
rudimente (singular vocative)
rudimenti (plural vocative)
rudimentu (locative singular)
rudimentima (locative plural)
rudimentom (instrumental singular)
rudimentima (instrumental plural)

From German Rudiment, from Latin rudimentum.


pena

pȅna (canonical feminine)
пе̏на (Cyrillic)
pȅna (nominative singular)
pene (nominative plural)
pene (genitive singular)
pȇnā (genitive plural)
peni (dative singular)
penama (dative plural)
penu (accusative singular)
pene (accusative plural)
peno (singular vocative)
pene (plural vocative)
peni (locative singular)
penama (locative plural)
penom (instrumental singular)
penama (instrumental plural)
pȉna (alternative Ikavian)
pjȅna (alternative Ijekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pěna, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *(s)páināˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *(s)poH(y)-.


obelisk

obèlisk (canonical masculine)
обѐлиск (Cyrillic)
obèlisk (nominative singular)
obèlisci (nominative plural)
obeliska (genitive singular)
obèlisāka (genitive plural)
obèliskā (genitive plural)
obelisku (dative singular)
obeliscima (dative plural)
obelisk (accusative singular)
obeliske (accusative plural)
obelišče (singular vocative)
obelisku (singular vocative)
obelisci (plural vocative)
obelisku (locative singular)
obeliscima (locative plural)
obeliskom (instrumental singular)
obeliscima (instrumental plural)


hrana

hrána (canonical feminine)
хра́на (Cyrillic)
hrana (nominative singular)
hrane (nominative plural)
hrane (genitive singular)
hrana (genitive plural)
hrani (dative singular)
hranama (dative plural)
hranu (accusative singular)
hrane (accusative plural)
hrano (singular vocative)
hrane (plural vocative)
hrani (locative singular)
hranama (locative plural)
hranom (instrumental singular)
hranama (instrumental plural)


haber

hàber (canonical masculine)
ха̀бер (Cyrillic)
àber (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish خبر (haber), from Arabic خَبَر (ḵabar).


bas

bȁs (canonical masculine)
ба̏с (Cyrillic)
bȁs (nominative singular)
bàsovi (nominative plural)
basa (genitive singular)
basova (genitive plural)
basu (dative singular)
basovima (dative plural)
basa (accusative singular)
basove (accusative plural)
base (singular vocative)
basovi (plural vocative)
basu (locative singular)
basovima (locative plural)
basom (instrumental singular)
basovima (instrumental plural)

From Italian basso, from Late Latin bassus.


revolver

sh-noun

revòlver m (Cyrillic spelling рево̀лвер)

revòlver (canonical masculine)
рево̀лвер (Cyrillic)
revolver (nominative singular)
revolveri (nominative plural)
revolvera (genitive singular)
revolvera (genitive plural)
revolveru (dative singular)
revolverima (dative plural)
revolver (accusative singular)
revolvere (accusative plural)
revolveru (singular vocative)
revolveri (plural vocative)
revolveru (locative singular)
revolverima (locative plural)
revolverom (instrumental singular)
revolverima (instrumental plural)


flauta

flàuta (canonical feminine)
фла̀ута (Cyrillic)
flàuta (nominative singular)
flaute (nominative plural)
flaute (genitive singular)
flàutā (genitive plural)
flauti (dative singular)
flautama (dative plural)
flautu (accusative singular)
flaute (accusative plural)
flauto (singular vocative)
flaute (plural vocative)
flauti (locative singular)
flautama (locative plural)
flautom (instrumental singular)
flautama (instrumental plural)

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


orator

òrātor (canonical masculine)
о̀ра̄тор (Cyrillic)
orator (nominative singular)
oratori (nominative plural)
oratora (genitive singular)
oratora (genitive plural)
oratoru (dative singular)
oratorima (dative plural)
oratora (accusative singular)
oratore (accusative plural)
oratore (singular vocative)
oratori (plural vocative)
oratoru (locative singular)
oratorima (locative plural)
oratorom (instrumental singular)
oratorima (instrumental plural)


gore

gȍre (canonical feminine)
го̏ре (Cyrillic)

From Proto-Slavic *gora; compare gora (hill).

inflection of gora:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


gol

gȏl (canonical masculine)
го̑л (Cyrillic)
gȏl (nominative singular)
gólovi (nominative plural)
gola (genitive singular)
golova (genitive plural)
golu (dative singular)
golovima (dative plural)
gol (accusative singular)
golove (accusative plural)
gole (singular vocative)
golovi (plural vocative)
golu (locative singular)
golovima (locative plural)
golom (instrumental singular)
golovima (instrumental plural)


nivo

nìvō (canonical masculine)
нѝво̄ (Cyrillic)
nìvō (nominative singular)
nivòi (nominative plural)
nivòa (genitive singular)
nivoa (genitive plural)
nivou (dative singular)
nivoima (dative plural)
nivo (accusative singular)
nivoe (accusative plural)
nivou (singular vocative)
nivoe (singular vocative)
nivoi (plural vocative)
nivou (locative singular)
nivoima (locative plural)
nivoom (instrumental singular)
nivoima (instrumental plural)


oro

óro (canonical neuter)
о́ро (Cyrillic)
óro (nominative singular)
óra (nominative plural)
óra (genitive singular)
órā (genitive plural)
óru (dative singular)
órima (dative plural)
óro (accusative singular)
óra (accusative plural)
óro (singular vocative)
óra (plural vocative)
óru (locative singular)
órima (locative plural)
órom (instrumental singular)
órima (instrumental plural)

From Ancient Greek χορός (khorós, “round dance”).

der

hora (a traditional round dance in Serbia, Montenegro and Macedonia)


aktiva

aktíva (canonical feminine)
акти́ва (Cyrillic)
aktiva (nominative singular)
aktive (nominative plural)
aktive (genitive singular)
aktiva (genitive plural)
aktivi (dative singular)
aktivama (dative plural)
aktivu (accusative singular)
aktive (accusative plural)
aktivo (singular vocative)
aktive (plural vocative)
aktivi (locative singular)
aktivama (locative plural)
aktivom (instrumental singular)
aktivama (instrumental plural)


aktiv

àktīv (canonical masculine)
а̀ктӣв (Cyrillic)


bordel

bòrdel (canonical masculine)
бо̀рдел (Cyrillic)
bòrdel (nominative singular)
bordeli (nominative plural)
bordèla (genitive singular)
bordela (genitive plural)
bordelu (dative singular)
bordelima (dative plural)
bordel (accusative singular)
bordele (accusative plural)
bordele (singular vocative)
bordeli (plural vocative)
bordelu (locative singular)
bordelima (locative plural)
bordelom (instrumental singular)
bordelima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from French bordel (“brothel”).


smaragd

smàragd (canonical masculine)
сма̀рагд (Cyrillic)
smaragd (nominative singular)
smaragdi (nominative plural)
smaragda (genitive singular)
smaragda (genitive plural)
smaragdu (dative singular)
smaragdima (dative plural)
smaragd (accusative singular)
smaragde (accusative plural)
smaragde (singular vocative)
smaragdi (plural vocative)
smaragdu (locative singular)
smaragdima (locative plural)
smaragdom (instrumental singular)
smaragdima (instrumental plural)

From German Smaragd, from Ancient Greek σμάραγδος (smáragdos), from a Semitic language.


zeugma

zeùgma (canonical feminine)
зеу̀гма (Cyrillic)


homograf

sh-noun

homògraf m (Cyrillic spelling хомо̀граф)

homògraf (canonical masculine)
хомо̀граф (Cyrillic)
homograf (nominative singular)
homografi (nominative plural)
homografa (genitive singular)
homografa (genitive plural)
homografu (dative singular)
homografima (dative plural)
homograf (accusative singular)
homografe (accusative plural)
homografe (singular vocative)
homografi (plural vocative)
homografu (locative singular)
homografima (locative plural)
homografom (instrumental singular)
homografima (instrumental plural)


lek

lȇk (canonical masculine)
ле̑к (Cyrillic)
lek (nominative singular)
lekovi (nominative plural)
leka (genitive singular)
lekova (genitive plural)
leku (dative singular)
lekovima (dative plural)
lek (accusative singular)
lekove (accusative plural)
leče (singular vocative)
lekovi (plural vocative)
leku (locative singular)
lekovima (locative plural)
lekom (instrumental singular)
lekovima (instrumental plural)
lijȇk (alternative Ijekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *lěkъ, borrowed from Gothic 𐌻𐌴𐌺𐌴𐌹𐍃 (lēkeis, “physician”). Compare Old Norse læknir, Old High German lahhi, Danish læge.


lek

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *lěkъ, from Proto-Indo-European *loykʷós.

Nema mesta ni za lek(a).


glas

glȃs (canonical masculine)
гла̑с (Cyrillic)
glȃs (nominative singular)
glȁsovi (nominative plural)
glasa (genitive singular)
glasova (genitive plural)
glasu (dative singular)
glasovima (dative plural)
glas (accusative singular)
glasove (accusative plural)
glase (singular vocative)
glasovi (plural vocative)
glasu (locative singular)
glasovima (locative plural)
glasom (instrumental singular)
glasovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *golsъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *galsás.


januar

jȁnuār (canonical masculine)
ја̏нуа̄р (Cyrillic)
januar (nominative singular)
januari (nominative plural)
januara (genitive singular)
januara (genitive plural)
januaru (dative singular)
januarima (dative plural)
januar (accusative singular)
januare (accusative plural)
januare (singular vocative)
januari (plural vocative)
januaru (locative singular)
januarima (locative plural)
januarom (instrumental singular)
januarima (instrumental plural)


februar

fȅbruār (canonical masculine)
фе̏бруа̄р (Cyrillic)
februar (nominative singular)
februari (nominative plural)
februara (genitive singular)
februara (genitive plural)
februaru (dative singular)
februarima (dative plural)
februar (accusative singular)
februare (accusative plural)
februare (singular vocative)
februari (plural vocative)
februaru (locative singular)
februarima (locative plural)
februarom (instrumental singular)
februarima (instrumental plural)


napalm

nàpalm (canonical masculine)
на̀палм (Cyrillic)
napalm (nominative singular)
napalma (genitive singular)
napalmu (dative singular)
napalm (accusative singular)
napalme (singular vocative)
napalmu (locative singular)
napalmom (instrumental singular)


dika

díka (canonical feminine)
ди́ка (Cyrillic)
dika (nominative singular)
dike (nominative plural)
dike (genitive singular)
dika (genitive plural)
diki (dative singular)
dikama (dative plural)
diku (accusative singular)
dike (accusative plural)
diko (singular vocative)
dike (plural vocative)
diki (locative singular)
dikama (locative plural)
dikom (instrumental singular)
dikama (instrumental plural)

Perhaps Latin (bene)dictiō (“blessing”), from the language of Church liturgy.


dika

dìka (canonical feminine)
дѝка (Cyrillic)
dika (nominative singular)
dike (nominative plural)
dike (genitive singular)
dika (genitive plural)
diki (dative singular)
dikama (dative plural)
diku (accusative singular)
dike (accusative plural)
diko (singular vocative)
dike (plural vocative)
diki (locative singular)
dikama (locative plural)
dikom (instrumental singular)
dikama (instrumental plural)


dika

dȉka (canonical feminine)
ди̏ка (Cyrillic)
dika (nominative singular)
dike (nominative plural)
dike (genitive singular)
dika (genitive plural)
diki (dative singular)
dikama (dative plural)
diku (accusative singular)
dike (accusative plural)
diko (singular vocative)
dike (plural vocative)
diki (locative singular)
dikama (locative plural)
dikom (instrumental singular)
dikama (instrumental plural)

Irvingia gabonensis
Irvingia gabonensis#Translingual

dika (African food made from the almond-like seeds of Irvingia gabonensis syn. Irvingia barteri)


bora

bóra (canonical feminine)
бо́ра (Cyrillic)
bora (nominative singular)
bore (nominative plural)
bore (genitive singular)
bora (genitive plural)
bori (dative singular)
borama (dative plural)
boru (accusative singular)
bore (accusative plural)
boro (singular vocative)
bore (plural vocative)
bori (locative singular)
borama (locative plural)
borom (instrumental singular)
borama (instrumental plural)


karate

karàte (canonical masculine)
кара̀те (Cyrillic)
karate (nominative singular)
karatei (nominative plural)
karatea (genitive singular)
karatea (genitive plural)
karateu (dative singular)
karateima (dative plural)
karate (accusative singular)
karatee (accusative plural)
karateu (singular vocative)
karatee (singular vocative)
karatei (plural vocative)
karateu (locative singular)
karateima (locative plural)
karateom (instrumental singular)
karateima (instrumental plural)

From Japanese 空手, from 唐手 (karate), from Okinawan 唐手 (tōdī).


telegram

tȅlegram m (Cyrillic spelling те̏леграм)

tȅlegram (canonical masculine)
те̏леграм (Cyrillic)
telegram (nominative singular)
telegrami (nominative plural)
telegrama (genitive singular)
telegrama (genitive plural)
telegramu (dative singular)
telegramima (dative plural)
telegram (accusative singular)
telegrame (accusative plural)
telegrame (singular vocative)
telegrami (plural vocative)
telegramu (locative singular)
telegramima (locative plural)
telegramom (instrumental singular)
telegramima (instrumental plural)


kismet

kìsmet (canonical masculine)
кѝсмет (Cyrillic)
kismet (nominative singular)
kismeti (nominative plural)
kismeta (genitive singular)
kismeta (genitive plural)
kismetu (dative singular)
kismetima (dative plural)
kismet (accusative singular)
kismete (accusative plural)
kismete (singular vocative)
kismeti (plural vocative)
kismetom (locative singular)
kismetima (locative plural)
kismetu (instrumental singular)
kismetima (instrumental plural)
kr̀smet (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قسمت (kismet), from Arabic قِسْمَة (qisma).


defile

defìlē (canonical masculine)
дефѝле̄ (Cyrillic)
defìlē (nominative singular)
defilei (nominative plural)
defilèa (genitive singular)
defiléā (genitive plural)
defileu (dative singular)
defileima (dative plural)
defile (accusative singular)
defilee (accusative plural)
defileu (singular vocative)
defilee (singular vocative)
defilei (plural vocative)
defileu (locative singular)
defileima (locative plural)
defileom (instrumental singular)
defileima (instrumental plural)


ventilator

sh-noun

ventìlātor m (Cyrillic spelling вентѝла̄тор)

ventìlātor (canonical masculine)
вентѝла̄тор (Cyrillic)
ventilator (nominative singular)
ventilatori (nominative plural)
ventilatora (genitive singular)
ventilatora (genitive plural)
ventilatoru (dative singular)
ventilatorima (dative plural)
ventilator (accusative singular)
ventilatore (accusative plural)
ventilatoru (singular vocative)
ventilatore (singular vocative)
ventilatori (plural vocative)
ventilatoru (locative singular)
ventilatorima (locative plural)
ventilatorom (instrumental singular)
ventilatorima (instrumental plural)


fumar

fùmār (canonical masculine)
фу̀ма̄р (Cyrillic)


veteran

vetèrān (canonical masculine)
ветѐра̄н (Cyrillic)
vetèrān (nominative singular)
veterani (nominative plural)
veterána (genitive singular)
veterana (genitive plural)
veteranu (dative singular)
veteranima (dative plural)
veterana (accusative singular)
veterane (accusative plural)
veterane (singular vocative)
veterani (plural vocative)
veteranu (locative singular)
veteranima (locative plural)
veteranom (instrumental singular)
veteranima (instrumental plural)


ultimatum

ultimátum m (Cyrillic spelling ултима́тум)

ultimátum (canonical masculine)
ултима́тум (Cyrillic)
ultimatum (nominative singular)
ultimatumi (nominative plural)
ultimatuma (genitive singular)
ultimatuma (genitive plural)
ultimatumu (dative singular)
ultimatumima (dative plural)
ultimatum (accusative singular)
ultimatume (accusative plural)
ultimatume (singular vocative)
ultimatumi (plural vocative)
ultimatumu (locative singular)
ultimatumima (locative plural)
ultimatumom (instrumental singular)
ultimatumima (instrumental plural)


баба

ба̏ба (canonical feminine)
bȁba (romanization)
ба̏ба (nominative singular)
бабе (nominative plural)
бабе (genitive singular)
ба̑ба̄ (genitive plural)
баби (dative singular)
бабама (dative plural)
бабу (accusative singular)
бабе (accusative plural)
бабо (singular vocative)
бабе (plural vocative)
баби (locative singular)
бабама (locative plural)
бабом (instrumental singular)
бабама (instrumental plural)


grad

grȃd (canonical masculine)
гра̑д (Cyrillic)
grȃd (nominative singular)
grȁdovi (nominative plural)
grȃdi (nominative plural)
grȃda (genitive singular)
grȁdōvā (genitive plural)
gradóvā (genitive plural)
grádā (genitive plural)
grȃdu (dative singular)
grȁdovima (dative plural)
gradòvima (dative plural)
grádima (dative plural)
grȃd (accusative singular)
grȁdove (accusative plural)
grȃde (accusative plural)
grȃde (singular vocative)
grȁdovi (plural vocative)
grȃdi (plural vocative)
grádu (locative singular)
grȁdovima (locative plural)
gradòvima (locative plural)
grádima (locative plural)
grȃdom (instrumental singular)
grȁdovima (instrumental plural)
gradòvima (instrumental plural)
grádima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *gȏrdъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *gárdas, from Proto-Indo-European *gʰórdʰos.


grad

grȁd (canonical masculine)
гра̏д (Cyrillic)
grȁd (nominative singular)
grȁdi (nominative plural)
grȁda (genitive singular)
grȃdā (genitive plural)
grȁdu (dative singular)
grȁdima (dative plural)
grȁdma (dative plural)
grȁd (accusative singular)
grȁde (accusative plural)
grȁde (singular vocative)
grȁdi (plural vocative)
grȁdu (locative singular)
grȁdima (locative plural)
grȁdma (locative plural)
grȁdom (instrumental singular)
grȁdima (instrumental plural)
grȁdma (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *gradъ, from Proto-Indo-European *greh₃d-.


grad

grȃd (canonical masculine)
гра̑д (Cyrillic)
grȃd (nominative singular)
grȃdi (nominative plural)
grȃda (genitive singular)
grádī (genitive plural)
grádā (genitive plural)
grȃdu (dative singular)
grȃdima (dative plural)
grádima (dative plural)
grȃd (accusative singular)
grȃde (accusative plural)
grȃde (singular vocative)
grȃdi (plural vocative)
grádu (locative singular)
grȃdima (locative plural)
grádima (locative plural)
grȃdom (instrumental singular)
grȃdima (instrumental plural)
grádima (instrumental plural)

degree (measuring unit in various systems; the more usual and general term is stȅpēn or stȗpanj)


март

ма̏рт (canonical masculine)
mȁrt (romanization)
март (nominative singular)
марта (genitive singular)
марту (dative singular)
март (accusative singular)
марте (singular vocative)
марту (locative singular)
мартом (instrumental singular)


brig

brȋg (canonical masculine)
бри̑г (Cyrillic)
brig (nominative singular)
brigovi (nominative plural)
briga (genitive singular)
brigova (genitive plural)
brigu (dative singular)
brigovima (dative plural)
brig (accusative singular)
brigove (accusative plural)
briže (singular vocative)
brigovi (plural vocative)
brigu (locative singular)
brigovima (locative plural)
brigom (instrumental singular)
brigovima (instrumental plural)
brȇg (alternative Ekavian)
brijȇg (alternative Ijekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *bergъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *bérgas, from Proto-Indo-European *bʰérǵʰos, from *bʰerǵʰ-.


angina

angína (canonical feminine)
анги́на (Cyrillic)


август

а̀вгуст (canonical masculine)
àvgust (romanization)
август (nominative singular)
августи (nominative plural)
августа (genitive singular)
августа (genitive plural)
августу (dative singular)
августима (dative plural)
август (accusative singular)
августе (accusative plural)
августе (singular vocative)
августи (plural vocative)
августом (locative singular)
августима (locative plural)
августу (instrumental singular)
августима (instrumental plural)


kalij

kȃlīj (canonical masculine)
ка̑лӣј (Cyrillic)
kalijum (alternative)


var

vȃr (canonical feminine masculine)
ва̑р (Cyrillic)
var (nominative singular)
vara (genitive singular)
varu (dative singular)
var (accusative singular)
varu (singular vocative)
varu (locative singular)
varom (instrumental singular)
var (nominative singular)
vari (genitive singular)
vari (dative singular)
var (accusative singular)
vari (singular vocative)
vari (locative singular)
vari (instrumental singular)
varju (instrumental singular)

sh-decl-noun-unc

masculine declension

feminine declension

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *vȃrъ (“heat”).


zar

zȃr (canonical masculine)
за̑р (Cyrillic)
zar (nominative singular)
zarovi (nominative plural)
zara (genitive singular)
zarova (genitive plural)
zaru (dative singular)
zarovima (dative plural)
zar (accusative singular)
zarove (accusative plural)
zare (singular vocative)
zarovi (plural vocative)
zaru (locative singular)
zarovima (locative plural)
zarom (instrumental singular)
zarovima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish زار (zar, “wrap, membrane”), from Arabic إِزَار (ʔizār).


zar

zȁr (canonical masculine)
за̏р (Cyrillic)
zar (nominative singular)
zarovi (nominative plural)
zara (genitive singular)
zarova (genitive plural)
zaru (dative singular)
zarovima (dative plural)
zar (accusative singular)
zarove (accusative plural)
zare (singular vocative)
zarovi (plural vocative)
zaru (locative singular)
zarovima (locative plural)
zarom (instrumental singular)
zarovima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish زار (zar, “die”), from Arabic زَهْر (zahr, “cube, die”).


ud

уд (Cyrillic)
ud (nominative singular)
udovi (nominative plural)
uda (genitive singular)
udova (genitive plural)
udu (dative singular)
udovima (dative plural)
ud (accusative singular)
udove (accusative plural)
ude (singular vocative)
udu (singular vocative)
udovi (plural vocative)
udu (locative singular)
udovima (locative plural)
udom (instrumental singular)
udovima (instrumental plural)


среда

сре́да (canonical feminine)
sréda (romanization)
среда (nominative singular)
среде (nominative plural)
среде (genitive singular)
среда (genitive plural)
среди (dative singular)
средама (dative plural)
среду (accusative singular)
среде (accusative plural)
средо (singular vocative)
среде (plural vocative)
среди (locative singular)
средама (locative plural)
средом (instrumental singular)
средама (instrumental plural)
срије́да (alternative Ijekavian)

From earlier srěda, from Proto-Slavic *serda.


мати

ма̏ти (canonical feminine)
mȁti (romanization)
ма̏ти (nominative singular)
ма̏те̄р (nominative singular)
матере (nominative plural)
ма̏тере̄ (genitive singular)
матера (genitive plural)
ма̏тери (dative singular)
матерама (dative plural)
ма̏те̄р (accusative singular)
матере (accusative plural)
мати (singular vocative)
матере (plural vocative)
ма̏тери (locative singular)
матерама (locative plural)
матером (instrumental singular)
матерама (instrumental plural)

mȁti


memorandum

sh-noun

memoràndum m (Cyrillic spelling мемора̀ндум)

memoràndum (canonical masculine)
мемора̀ндум (Cyrillic)
memorandum (nominative singular)
memorandumi (nominative plural)
memoranduma (genitive singular)
memoranduma (genitive plural)
memorandumu (dative singular)
memorandumima (dative plural)
memorandum (accusative singular)
memorandume (accusative plural)
memorandume (singular vocative)
memorandumi (plural vocative)
memorandumu (locative singular)
memorandumima (locative plural)
memorandumom (instrumental singular)
memorandumima (instrumental plural)


минута

мину́та (canonical feminine)
minúta (romanization)
минута (nominative singular)
минуте (nominative plural)
минуте (genitive singular)
минута (genitive plural)
минути (dative singular)
минутама (dative plural)
минуту (accusative singular)
минуте (accusative plural)
минуто (singular vocative)
минуте (plural vocative)
минути (locative singular)
минутама (locative plural)
минутом (instrumental singular)
минутама (instrumental plural)
мѝнӯт (alternative)


bikini

bìkīni (canonical masculine)
бѝкӣни (Cyrillic)
bikini (nominative singular)
bikiniji (nominative plural)
bikinija (genitive singular)
bikinija (genitive plural)
bikiniju (dative singular)
bikinijima (dative plural)
bikini (accusative singular)
bikinije (accusative plural)
bikini (singular vocative)
bikiniji (plural vocative)
bikiniju (locative singular)
bikinijima (locative plural)
bikinijem (instrumental singular)
bikinijima (instrumental plural)


glib

glȋb (canonical masculine)
гли̑б (Cyrillic)
glȋb (nominative singular)
glíbovi (nominative plural)
gliba (genitive singular)
glibova (genitive plural)
glibu (dative singular)
glibovima (dative plural)
glib (accusative singular)
glibove (accusative plural)
glibe (singular vocative)
glibovi (plural vocative)
glibu (locative singular)
glibovima (locative plural)
glibom (instrumental singular)
glibovima (instrumental plural)


bigamist

bigàmist m (Cyrillic spelling бига̀мист)

bigàmist (canonical masculine)
бига̀мист (Cyrillic)
bigamist (nominative singular)
bigamisti (nominative plural)
bigamista (genitive singular)
bigamista (genitive plural)
bigamistu (dative singular)
bigamistima (dative plural)
bigamista (accusative singular)
bigamiste (accusative plural)
bigamiste (singular vocative)
bigamisti (plural vocative)
bigamistu (locative singular)
bigamistima (locative plural)
bigamistom (instrumental singular)
bigamistima (instrumental plural)
bigàmista (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


vas

(Chakavian, Kajkavian) Alternative form of ves (“village”).


крава

крȁва (canonical feminine)
krȁva (romanization)
крава (nominative singular)
краве (nominative plural)
краве (genitive singular)
крава (genitive plural)
крави (dative singular)
кравама (dative plural)
краву (accusative singular)
краве (accusative plural)
краво (singular vocative)
краве (plural vocative)
крави (locative singular)
кравама (locative plural)
кравом (instrumental singular)
кравама (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *korva, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *kárˀwāˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *ḱerh₂-.


satrap

sàtrap (canonical masculine)
са̀трап (Cyrillic)
satrap (nominative singular)
satrapi (nominative plural)
satrapa (genitive singular)
satrapa (genitive plural)
satrapu (dative singular)
satrapima (dative plural)
satrap (accusative singular)
satrape (accusative plural)
satrape (singular vocative)
satrapi (plural vocative)
satrapu (locative singular)
satrapima (locative plural)
satrapom (instrumental singular)
satrapima (instrumental plural)

From Latin satrapēs (“governor”), from Ancient Greek σατράπης (satrápēs), from Old Persian 𐎧𐏁𐏂𐎱𐎠𐎺𐎠 (xšaçapāvā, “protector of the province”).


тундра

ту̑ндра (canonical feminine)
tȗndra (romanization)
ту̑ндра (nominative singular)
тундре (nominative plural)
тундре (genitive singular)
ту̑ндра̄ (genitive plural)
ту̑ндрӣ (genitive plural)
тундри (dative singular)
тундрама (dative plural)
тундру (accusative singular)
тундре (accusative plural)
тундро (singular vocative)
тундре (plural vocative)
тундри (locative singular)
тундрама (locative plural)
тундром (instrumental singular)
тундрама (instrumental plural)


dah

dȁh (canonical masculine)
да̏х (Cyrillic)
dȁh (nominative singular)
dȁhovi (nominative plural)
dȁsi (nominative plural)
daha (genitive singular)
dahova (genitive plural)
dasa (genitive plural)
dahu (dative singular)
dahovima (dative plural)
dasima (dative plural)
dah (accusative singular)
dahove (accusative plural)
dase (accusative plural)
daše (singular vocative)
dahu (singular vocative)
dahovi (plural vocative)
dasi (plural vocative)
dahu (locative singular)
dahovima (locative plural)
dasima (locative plural)
dahom (instrumental singular)
dahovima (instrumental plural)
dasima (instrumental plural)


bakar

bàkar (canonical masculine)
ба̀кар (Cyrillic)
bàkar (nominative singular)
bakra (genitive singular)
bakru (dative singular)
bakar (accusative singular)
bakre (singular vocative)
bakru (locative singular)
bakrom (instrumental singular)

From Ottoman Turkish باقیر (bakır), from Proto-Turkic *bakïr.


baka

báka (canonical feminine)
ба́ка (Cyrillic)
báka (nominative singular)
bake (nominative plural)
bake (genitive singular)
baka (genitive plural)
baki (dative singular)
bakama (dative plural)
baku (accusative singular)
bake (accusative plural)
bȃko (singular vocative)
bake (plural vocative)
baki (locative singular)
bakama (locative plural)
bakom (instrumental singular)
bakama (instrumental plural)


носорог

но̏сорог (canonical masculine)
nȍsorog (romanization)
носорог (nominative singular)
носорози (nominative plural)
носорога (genitive singular)
носорога (genitive plural)
носорогу (dative singular)
носорозима (dative plural)
носорога (accusative singular)
носороге (accusative plural)
носороже (singular vocative)
носорози (plural vocative)
носорогу (locative singular)
носорозима (locative plural)
носорогом (instrumental singular)
носорозима (instrumental plural)

но̑с (“nose”) + ро̑г (“horn”), a calque of German Nashorn and Latin rhinoceros.


дрворед

др̏воре̄д (canonical masculine)
dȑvorēd (romanization)
дрворед (nominative singular)
дрвореди (nominative plural)
дрвореда (genitive singular)
дрвореда (genitive plural)
дрвореду (dative singular)
дрворедима (dative plural)
дрворед (accusative singular)
дрвореде (accusative plural)
дрвореде (singular vocative)
дрвореди (plural vocative)
дрвореду (locative singular)
дрворедима (locative plural)
дрворедом (instrumental singular)
дрворедима (instrumental plural)

a row of trees along the street/road, in a park etc.


drvored

dȑvorēd (canonical masculine)
др̏воре̄д (Cyrillic)
drvored (nominative singular)
drvoredi (nominative plural)
drvoreda (genitive singular)
drvoreda (genitive plural)
drvoredu (dative singular)
drvoredima (dative plural)
drvored (accusative singular)
drvorede (accusative plural)
drvorede (singular vocative)
drvoredi (plural vocative)
drvoredu (locative singular)
drvoredima (locative plural)
drvoredom (instrumental singular)
drvoredima (instrumental plural)


аорист

а̏орист (canonical masculine)
ȁorist (romanization)
аорист (nominative singular)
аористи (nominative plural)
аориста (genitive singular)
аориста (genitive plural)
аористу (dative singular)
аористима (dative plural)
аорист (accusative singular)
аористе (accusative plural)
аористе (singular vocative)
аористи (plural vocative)
аористу (locative singular)
аористима (locative plural)
аористом (instrumental singular)
аористима (instrumental plural)


vol

vȏl (canonical masculine)
во̑л (Cyrillic)
vȏl (nominative singular)
vȏ (nominative singular)
vòlovi (nominative plural)
vòla (genitive singular)
vȍlōvā (genitive plural)
vòlōvā (genitive plural)
vòlu (dative singular)
vòlovima (dative plural)
vòla (accusative singular)
vòlove (accusative plural)
vȍle (singular vocative)
vòlovi (plural vocative)
vòlu (locative singular)
vòlovima (locative plural)
vòlom (instrumental singular)
vòlovima (instrumental plural)
vȏ (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


solar

sòlār (canonical masculine)
со̀ла̄р (Cyrillic)
solar (nominative singular)
solari (nominative plural)
solara (genitive singular)
solara (genitive plural)
solaru (dative singular)
solarima (dative plural)
solara (accusative singular)
solare (accusative plural)
solaru (singular vocative)
solari (plural vocative)
solaru (locative singular)
solarima (locative plural)
solarom (instrumental singular)
solarima (instrumental plural)


игра

ѝгра (canonical feminine)
ìgra (romanization)
ѝгра (nominative singular)
игре (nominative plural)
игре (genitive singular)
ига́ра̄ (genitive plural)
игри (dative singular)
играма (dative plural)
игру (accusative singular)
игре (accusative plural)
игро (singular vocative)
игре (plural vocative)
игри (locative singular)
играма (locative plural)
игром (instrumental singular)
играма (instrumental plural)


atmosfera

sh-noun

atmosféra f (Cyrillic spelling атмосфе́ра)

atmosféra (canonical feminine)
атмосфе́ра (Cyrillic)
atmosfera (nominative singular)
atmosfere (nominative plural)
atmosfere (genitive singular)
atmosfera (genitive plural)
atmosferi (dative singular)
atmosferama (dative plural)
atmosferu (accusative singular)
atmosfere (accusative plural)
atmosfero (singular vocative)
atmosfere (plural vocative)
atmosferi (locative singular)
atmosferama (locative plural)
atmosferom (instrumental singular)
atmosferama (instrumental plural)


abakus

àbakus (canonical masculine)
а̀бакус (Cyrillic)
abakus (nominative singular)
abakusi (nominative plural)
abakusa (genitive singular)
abakusa (genitive plural)
abakusu (dative singular)
abakusima (dative plural)
abakus (accusative singular)
abakuse (accusative plural)
abakusu (singular vocative)
abakusi (plural vocative)
abakusu (locative singular)
abakusima (locative plural)
abakusom (instrumental singular)
abakusima (instrumental plural)
àbak (alternative)


гитара

гита́ра (canonical feminine)
gitára (romanization)
гитара (nominative singular)
гитари (nominative plural)
гитаре (genitive singular)
гитара (genitive plural)
гитари (dative singular)
гитарама (dative plural)
гитару (accusative singular)
гитаре (accusative plural)
гитаро (singular vocative)
гитаре (plural vocative)
гитари (locative singular)
гитарама (locative plural)
гитаром (instrumental singular)
гитарама (instrumental plural)


мастодонт

масто̀донт (canonical masculine)
mastòdont (romanization)
масто̀донт (nominative singular)
мастодонти (nominative plural)
мастодонта (genitive singular)
масто̀дона̄та̄ (genitive plural)
мастодонту (dative singular)
мастодонтима (dative plural)
мастодонта (accusative singular)
мастодонте (accusative plural)
мастодонте (singular vocative)
мастодонти (plural vocative)
мастодонту (locative singular)
мастодонтима (locative plural)
мастодонтом (instrumental singular)
мастодонтима (instrumental plural)


turban

tùrbān (canonical masculine)
ту̀рба̄н (Cyrillic)
tùrbān (nominative singular)
turbani (nominative plural)
turbána (genitive singular)
turbana (genitive plural)
turbanu (dative singular)
turbanima (dative plural)
turban (accusative singular)
turbane (accusative plural)
turbane (singular vocative)
turbani (plural vocative)
turbanu (locative singular)
turbanima (locative plural)
turbanom (instrumental singular)
turbanima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Turban, from Ottoman Turkish دبند (dülbend) (Turkish tülbent), from Persian دلبند (dolband).
Doublet of tȕlipān (“tulip”).


turban

tùrbān (canonical masculine)
ту̀рба̄н (Cyrillic)
tùrbān (nominative singular)
turbani (nominative plural)
turbána (genitive singular)
turbana (genitive plural)
turbanu (dative singular)
turbanima (dative plural)
turbana (accusative singular)
turbane (accusative plural)
turbane (singular vocative)
turbani (plural vocative)
turbanu (locative singular)
turbanima (locative plural)
turbanom (instrumental singular)
turbanima (instrumental plural)


patent

pàtent (canonical masculine)
па̀тент (Cyrillic)
pàtent (nominative singular)
patenti (nominative plural)
patenta (genitive singular)
patenātā (genitive plural)
patentu (dative singular)
patentima (dative plural)
patenta (accusative singular)
patente (accusative plural)
patente (singular vocative)
patenti (plural vocative)
patentu (locative singular)
patentima (locative plural)
patentom (instrumental singular)
patentima (instrumental plural)

patent (an official declaration that someone is the inventor of something)


kvar

kvȃr (canonical masculine)
ква̑р (Cyrillic)
kvar (nominative singular)
kvarovi (nominative plural)
kvara (genitive singular)
kvarova (genitive plural)
kvaru (dative singular)
kvarovima (dative plural)
kvar (accusative singular)
kvarove (accusative plural)
kvare (singular vocative)
kvarovi (plural vocative)
kvaru (locative singular)
kvarovima (locative plural)
kvarom (instrumental singular)
kvarovima (instrumental plural)

Ne vidim nikakav kvar.

Moj auto je u kvaru.


kan

kȃn (canonical masculine)
ка̑н (Cyrillic)
kan (nominative singular)
kánovi (nominative plural)
kana (genitive singular)
kanova (genitive plural)
kanu (dative singular)
kanovima (dative plural)
kana (accusative singular)
kanove (accusative plural)
kane (singular vocative)
kanovi (plural vocative)
kanu (locative singular)
kanovima (locative plural)
kanom (instrumental singular)
kanovima (instrumental plural)


meta

méta (canonical feminine)
ме́та (Cyrillic)
meta (nominative singular)
mete (nominative plural)
mete (genitive singular)
meta (genitive plural)
meti (dative singular)
metama (dative plural)
metu (accusative singular)
mete (accusative plural)
meto (singular vocative)
mete (plural vocative)
meti (locative singular)
metama (locative plural)
metom (instrumental singular)
metama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Italian meta, from Latin mēta.


foton

fòtōn (canonical masculine)
фо̀то̄н (Cyrillic)
fòtōn (nominative singular)
fotoni (nominative plural)
fotóna (genitive singular)
fotona (genitive plural)
fotonu (dative singular)
fotonima (dative plural)
foton (accusative singular)
fotone (accusative plural)
fotone (singular vocative)
fotoni (plural vocative)
fotonu (locative singular)
fotonima (locative plural)
fotonom (instrumental singular)
fotonima (instrumental plural)


cedar

cȅdar (canonical masculine)
це̏дар (Cyrillic)
cedar (nominative singular)
cedrovi (nominative plural)
cedra (genitive singular)
cedrova (genitive plural)
cedru (dative singular)
cedrovima (dative plural)
cedra (accusative singular)
cedrove (accusative plural)
cedre (singular vocative)
cedrovi (plural vocative)
cedru (locative singular)
cedrovima (locative plural)
cedrom (instrumental singular)
cedovrima (instrumental plural)


bod

bȏd (canonical masculine)
бо̑д (Cyrillic)
bȏd (nominative singular)
bódovi (nominative plural)
boda (genitive singular)
bodova (genitive plural)
bodu (dative singular)
bodovima (dative plural)
bod (accusative singular)
bodove (accusative plural)
bode (singular vocative)
bodovi (plural vocative)
bodu (locative singular)
bodovima (locative plural)
bodom (instrumental singular)
bodovima (instrumental plural)


alfa

ȁlfa (canonical feminine)
а̏лфа (Cyrillic)
alfa (nominative singular)
alfe (nominative plural)
alfe (genitive singular)
alfa (genitive plural)
alfi (dative singular)
alfama (dative plural)
alfu (accusative singular)
alfe (accusative plural)
alfo (singular vocative)
alfe (plural vocative)
alfi (locative singular)
alfama (locative plural)
alfom (instrumental singular)
alfama (instrumental plural)

From Ancient Greek ἄλφα (álpha), of Semitic origin.


referendum

referèndum m (Cyrillic spelling реферѐндум)

referèndum (canonical masculine)
реферѐндум (Cyrillic)
referendum (nominative singular)
referendumi (nominative plural)
referenduma (genitive singular)
referenduma (genitive plural)
referendumu (dative singular)
referendumima (dative plural)
referendum (accusative singular)
referendume (accusative plural)
referendume (singular vocative)
referendumi (plural vocative)
referendumu (locative singular)
referendumima (locative plural)
referendumom (instrumental singular)
referendumima (instrumental plural)


diplomat

diplòmat m (Cyrillic spelling дипло̀мат)

diplòmat (canonical masculine)
дипло̀мат (Cyrillic)
diplomat (nominative singular)
diplomati (nominative plural)
diplomata (genitive singular)
diplomata (genitive plural)
diplomatu (dative singular)
diplomatima (dative plural)
diplomata (accusative singular)
diplomate (accusative plural)
diplomate (singular vocative)
diplomati (plural vocative)
diplomatu (locative singular)
diplomatima (locative plural)
diplomatom (instrumental singular)
diplomatima (instrumental plural)


мир

ми̑р (canonical masculine)
mȋr (romanization)
ми̑р (nominative singular)
ми́рови (nominative plural)
мира (genitive singular)
мирова (genitive plural)
миру (dative singular)
мировима (dative plural)
мир (accusative singular)
мирове (accusative plural)
миру (singular vocative)
мирови (plural vocative)
миру (locative singular)
мировима (locative plural)
миром (instrumental singular)
мировима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *mirъ (“peace; world”), from Proto-Balto-Slavic *meiˀrás, from Proto-Indo-European *mey(H)-ró-s.

inh+

Нобелова награда за мир

мировна конференција

центар града је оаза мира и зеленила

city center is an oasis of peace and greenery

Пошто је признавање урођеног достојанства и једнаких и неотуђивих права свих чланова људске породице темељ слободе, правде и мира у свету;

1996, United Nations, “Universal Declaration of Human Rights - Serbian”, in UDHR in Unicode, archived from the original on 2022-05-21:

Whereas recognition of the inherent dignity and of the equal and inalienable rights of all members of the human family is the foundation of freedom, justice and peace in the world,

Pošto je priznavanje urođenog dostojanstva i jednakih i neotuđivih prava svih članova ljudske porodice temelj slobode, pravde i mira u svetu;

остави ме на миру!

пусти ме на миру!


sem

sȇm (canonical masculine)
се̑м (Cyrillic)

(semantics) the smallest unit of meaning


transporter

sh-noun

transpòrtēr m (Cyrillic spelling транспо̀рте̄р)

transpòrtēr (canonical masculine)
транспо̀рте̄р (Cyrillic)
transpòrtēr (nominative singular)
transporteri (nominative plural)
transportéra (genitive singular)
transportera (genitive plural)
transporteru (dative singular)
transporterima (dative plural)
transporter (accusative singular)
transportere (accusative plural)
transporteru (singular vocative)
transporteri (plural vocative)
transporteru (locative singular)
transporterima (locative plural)
transporterom (instrumental singular)
transporterima (instrumental plural)


веверица

ве̏верица (canonical feminine)
vȅverica (romanization)
веверица (nominative singular)
веверице (nominative plural)
веверице (genitive singular)
веверица (genitive plural)
веверици (dative singular)
веверицама (dative plural)
веверицу (accusative singular)
веверице (accusative plural)
веверице (singular vocative)
веверице (plural vocative)
веверици (locative singular)
веверицама (locative plural)
веверицом (instrumental singular)
веверицама (instrumental plural)
вје̏верица (alternative Ijekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *věverica (“squirrel”).


invalid

invàlīd (canonical masculine)
инва̀лӣд (Cyrillic)
invàlīd (nominative singular)
invalidi (nominative plural)
invalída (genitive singular)
invalida (genitive plural)
invalidu (dative singular)
invalidima (dative plural)
invalida (accusative singular)
invalide (accusative plural)
invalide (singular vocative)
invalidi (plural vocative)
invalidu (locative singular)
invalidima (locative plural)
invalidom (instrumental singular)
invalidima (instrumental plural)


sabor

sábor (canonical masculine)
са́бор (Cyrillic)
sabor (nominative singular)
sabori (nominative plural)
sabora (genitive singular)
sabora (genitive plural)
saboru (dative singular)
saborima (dative plural)
sabor (accusative singular)
sabore (accusative plural)
saboru (singular vocative)
sabore (singular vocative)
sabori (plural vocative)
saboru (locative singular)
saborima (locative plural)
saborom (instrumental singular)
saborima (instrumental plural)


harpun

hàrpūn (canonical masculine)
ха̀рпӯн (Cyrillic)
hàrpūn (nominative singular)
harpuni (nominative plural)
harpúna (genitive singular)
harpuna (genitive plural)
harpunu (dative singular)
harpunima (dative plural)
harpun (accusative singular)
harpune (accusative plural)
harpune (singular vocative)
harpuni (plural vocative)
harpunu (locative singular)
harpunima (locative plural)
harpunom (instrumental singular)
harpunima (instrumental plural)


meze

mèze (canonical neuter)
мѐзе (Cyrillic)
meze (nominative singular)
meza (nominative plural)
meza (genitive singular)
meza (genitive plural)
mezu (dative singular)
mezima (dative plural)
meze (accusative singular)
meza (accusative plural)
meze (singular vocative)
meza (plural vocative)
mezu (locative singular)
mezima (locative plural)
mezem (instrumental singular)
mezima (instrumental plural)
mèza (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish مزه (meze), from Persian مزه (maze, “taste, snack”). Akin to mezètluk.


jugo

jȕgo (canonical neuter)
ју̏го (Cyrillic)
jȕgo (nominative singular)
jȕga (genitive singular)
jȕgu (dative singular)
jȕgo (accusative singular)
jȕgo (singular vocative)
jȕgu (locative singular)
jȕgom (instrumental singular)

From jug (“south”). Final -o added by analogy to široko and oštro (both synonymous).

sirocco (hot southerly to south-easterly Mediterranean wind)


ваш

ва̑ш (canonical feminine)
vȃš (romanization)
ва̑ш (nominative singular)
ваши (nominative plural)
ва̏ши (genitive singular)
ва̀шијӯ (genitive plural)
ва̀шӣ (genitive plural)
ва̑шӣ (genitive plural)
ваши (dative singular)
вашима (dative plural)
ваш (accusative singular)
ваши (accusative plural)
ваши (singular vocative)
ваши (plural vocative)
ваши (locative singular)
вашима (locative plural)
вашју (instrumental singular)
ваши (instrumental singular)
вашима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *vъšь, whence also у̑ш.


его

е̑го (canonical masculine)
ȇgo (romanization)
е̑го (nominative singular)
ега (nominative plural)
е̑га (genitive singular)
ега (genitive plural)
егу (dative singular)
егима (dative plural)
его (accusative singular)
ега (accusative plural)
его (singular vocative)
ега (plural vocative)
егу (locative singular)
егима (locative plural)
егом (instrumental singular)
егима (instrumental plural)


uran

уран (Cyrillic)
uran (nominative singular)
urani (nominative plural)
urana (genitive singular)
urana (genitive plural)
uranu (dative singular)
uranima (dative plural)
uran (accusative singular)
urane (accusative plural)
uranu (singular vocative)
urani (plural vocative)
uranu (locative singular)
uranima (locative plural)
uranom (instrumental singular)
uranima (instrumental plural)


nihilist

nihìlist (canonical masculine)
нихѝлист (Cyrillic)
nihilist (nominative singular)
nihilisti (nominative plural)
nihilista (genitive singular)
nihilista (genitive plural)
nihilistu (dative singular)
nihilistima (dative plural)
nihilista (accusative singular)
nihiliste (accusative plural)
nihiliste (singular vocative)
nihilisti (plural vocative)
nihilistu (locative singular)
nihilistima (locative plural)
nihilistom (instrumental singular)
nihilistima (instrumental plural)
nihìlista (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


testis

tȅstis (canonical masculine)
те̏стис (Cyrillic)
tȅstis (nominative singular)
tȅstisi (nominative plural)
tȅstisa (genitive singular)
tȅstīsā (genitive plural)
tȅstisu (dative singular)
tȅstisima (dative plural)
tȅstis (accusative singular)
tȅstise (accusative plural)
tȅstisu (singular vocative)
tȅstisi (plural vocative)
tȅstisu (locative singular)
tȅstisima (locative plural)
tȅstisom (instrumental singular)
tȅstisima (instrumental plural)


trave

inflection of trava:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


mikroskop

sh-noun

mȉkroskop m (Cyrillic spelling ми̏кроскоп)

mȉkroskop (canonical masculine)
ми̏кроскоп (Cyrillic)
mikroskop (nominative singular)
mikroskopi (nominative plural)
mikroskopa (genitive singular)
mikroskopa (genitive plural)
mikroskopu (dative singular)
mikroskopima (dative plural)
mikroskop (accusative singular)
mikroskope (accusative plural)
mikroskope (singular vocative)
mikroskopi (plural vocative)
mikroskopu (locative singular)
mikroskopima (locative plural)
mikroskopom (instrumental singular)
mikroskopima (instrumental plural)


teleskop

tȅleskop m (Cyrillic spelling те̏лескоп)

tȅleskop (canonical masculine)
те̏лескоп (Cyrillic)
teleskop (nominative singular)
teleskopi (nominative plural)
teleskopa (genitive singular)
teleskopa (genitive plural)
teleskopu (dative singular)
teleskopima (dative plural)
teleskop (accusative singular)
teleskope (accusative plural)
teleskope (singular vocative)
teleskopi (plural vocative)
teleskopu (locative singular)
teleskopima (locative plural)
teleskopom (instrumental singular)
teleskopima (instrumental plural)


vaga

vága (canonical feminine)
ва́га (Cyrillic)
vaga (nominative singular)
vage (nominative plural)
vage (genitive singular)
vaga (genitive plural)
vazi (dative singular)
vagama (dative plural)
vagu (accusative singular)
vage (accusative plural)
vago (singular vocative)
vage (plural vocative)
vazi (locative singular)
vagama (locative plural)
vagom (instrumental singular)
vagama (instrumental plural)

balance, scales (device for weighing goods for sale)


лет

ле̑т (canonical masculine)
lȇt (romanization)
ле̑т (nominative singular)
ле́тови (nominative plural)
лета (genitive singular)
лѐто̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
лету (dative singular)
летовима (dative plural)
лет (accusative singular)
летове (accusative plural)
лете (singular vocative)
летови (plural vocative)
лету (locative singular)
летовима (locative plural)
летом (instrumental singular)
летовима (instrumental plural)


sibilant

sibìlant (canonical masculine)
сибѝлант (Cyrillic)
sibìlant (nominative singular)
sibilanti (nominative plural)
sibilanta (genitive singular)
sibìlanātā (genitive plural)
sibilantu (dative singular)
sibilantima (dative plural)
sibilant (accusative singular)
sibilante (accusative plural)
sibilante (singular vocative)
sibilanti (plural vocative)
sibilantu (locative singular)
sibilantima (locative plural)
sibilantom (instrumental singular)
sibilantima (instrumental plural)


medicina

medicína f (Cyrillic spelling медици́на)

medicína (canonical feminine)
медици́на (Cyrillic)
medicina (nominative singular)
medicine (genitive singular)
medicini (dative singular)
medicinu (accusative singular)
medicino (singular vocative)
medicini (locative singular)
medicinom (instrumental singular)


bula

bȕla (canonical feminine)
бу̏ла (Cyrillic)
bȕla (nominative singular)
bule (nominative plural)
bule (genitive singular)
bȗlā (genitive plural)
buli (dative singular)
bulama (dative plural)
bulu (accusative singular)
bule (accusative plural)
bulo (singular vocative)
bule (plural vocative)
buli (locative singular)
bulama (locative plural)
bulom (instrumental singular)
bulama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish بولا (bola, bula, “wife of one’s paternal uncle; lady, miss”).

bor+

(colloquial) a Muslim woman in harem pants or covered with a headscarf


bula

bùla (canonical feminine)
бу̀ла (Cyrillic)
bùla (nominative singular)
bule (nominative plural)
bule (genitive singular)
búlā (genitive plural)
buli (dative singular)
bulama (dative plural)
bulu (accusative singular)
bule (accusative plural)
bulo (singular vocative)
bule (plural vocative)
buli (locative singular)
bulama (locative plural)
bulom (instrumental singular)
bulama (instrumental plural)

(medicine) bull (blister, vesicle, or other thin-walled cavity or lesion)


bula

búla (canonical feminine)
бу́ла (Cyrillic)
bula (nominative singular)
bule (nominative plural)
bule (genitive singular)
bula (genitive plural)
buli (dative singular)
bulama (dative plural)
bulu (accusative singular)
bule (accusative plural)
bulo (singular vocative)
bule (plural vocative)
buli (locative singular)
bulama (locative plural)
bulom (instrumental singular)
bulama (instrumental plural)


slava

slȁva (canonical feminine)
сла̏ва (Cyrillic)
slȁva (nominative singular)
slave (nominative plural)
slave (genitive singular)
slȃvā (genitive plural)
slavi (dative singular)
slavama (dative plural)
slavu (accusative singular)
slave (accusative plural)
slavo (singular vocative)
slave (plural vocative)
slavi (locative singular)
slavama (locative plural)
slavom (instrumental singular)
slavama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *slava, from Proto-Indo-European *ḱlewos.

(regional, Orthodox Christian) Christian celebration (holiday) honoring a family saint


proslava

sh-noun

prȍslava f (Cyrillic spelling про̏слава)

prȍslava (canonical feminine)
про̏слава (Cyrillic)
proslava (nominative singular)
proslave (nominative plural)
proslave (genitive singular)
proslava (genitive plural)
proslavi (dative singular)
proslavama (dative plural)
proslavu (accusative singular)
proslave (accusative plural)
proslavo (singular vocative)
proslave (plural vocative)
proslavi (locative singular)
proslavama (locative plural)
proslavom (instrumental singular)
proslavama (instrumental plural)


прослава

про̏слава (canonical feminine)
prȍslava (romanization)
прослава (nominative singular)
прославе (nominative plural)
прославе (genitive singular)
прослава (genitive plural)
прослави (dative singular)
прославама (dative plural)
прославу (accusative singular)
прославе (accusative plural)
прославо (singular vocative)
прославе (plural vocative)
прослави (locative singular)
прославама (locative plural)
прославом (instrumental singular)
прославама (instrumental plural)


Slavenka

Slàvēnka f (Cyrillic spelling Сла̀ве̄нка)

Slàvēnka (canonical feminine)
Сла̀ве̄нка (Cyrillic)
Slavenka (nominative singular)
Slavenke (nominative plural)
Slavenke (genitive singular)
Slavenki (genitive plural)
Slavenki (dative singular)
Slavenkama (dative plural)
Slavenku (accusative singular)
Slavenke (accusative plural)
Slavenko (singular vocative)
Slavenke (plural vocative)
Slavenki (locative singular)
Slavenkama (locative plural)
Slavenkom (instrumental singular)
Slavenkama (instrumental plural)
Slòvēnka (alternative Serbia)


predator

prèdātor m (Cyrillic spelling прѐда̄тор)

prèdātor (canonical masculine)
прѐда̄тор (Cyrillic)
predator (nominative singular)
predatori (nominative plural)
predatora (genitive singular)
predatora (genitive plural)
predatoru (dative singular)
predatorima (dative plural)
predatora (accusative singular)
predatore (accusative plural)
predatore (singular vocative)
predatori (plural vocative)
predatoru (locative singular)
predatorima (locative plural)
predatorom (instrumental singular)
predatorima (instrumental plural)


biter

bìter (canonical masculine)
бѝтер (Cyrillic)
biter (nominative singular)
biteri (nominative plural)
bitera (genitive singular)
bitera (genitive plural)
biteru (dative singular)
biterima (dative plural)
biter (accusative singular)
bitere (accusative plural)
biteru (singular vocative)
biteri (plural vocative)
biteru (locative singular)
biterima (locative plural)
biterom (instrumental singular)
biterima (instrumental plural)


pandit

pàndit (canonical masculine)
па̀ндит (Cyrillic)


boca

bȍca (canonical feminine)
бо̏ца (Cyrillic)
bȍca (nominative singular)
boce (nominative plural)
boce (genitive singular)
bȏcā (genitive plural)
boci (dative singular)
bocama (dative plural)
bocu (accusative singular)
boce (accusative plural)
boco (singular vocative)
boce (plural vocative)
boci (locative singular)
bocama (locative plural)
bocom (instrumental singular)
bocama (instrumental plural)


morena

moréna (canonical feminine)
море́на (Cyrillic)
morena (nominative singular)
morene (nominative plural)
morene (genitive singular)
morena (genitive plural)
moreni (dative singular)
morenama (dative plural)
morenu (accusative singular)
morene (accusative plural)
moreno (singular vocative)
morene (plural vocative)
moreni (locative singular)
morenama (locative plural)
morenom (instrumental singular)
morenama (instrumental plural)


deo

dȅo (canonical masculine)
де̏о (Cyrillic)
dȅo (nominative singular)
délovi (nominative plural)
déla (genitive singular)
delova (genitive plural)
delu (dative singular)
delovima (dative plural)
deo (accusative singular)
delove (accusative plural)
deo (singular vocative)
delovi (plural vocative)
delu (locative singular)
delovima (locative plural)
delom (instrumental singular)
delovima (instrumental plural)
dȉo (alternative Ijekavian)


nevera

nèvera (canonical feminine)
нѐвера (Cyrillic)
nevera (nominative singular)
nevere (nominative plural)
nevere (genitive singular)
nevera (genitive plural)
neveri (dative singular)
neverama (dative plural)
neveru (accusative singular)
nevere (accusative plural)
nevero (singular vocative)
nevere (plural vocative)
neveri (locative singular)
neverama (locative plural)
neverom (instrumental singular)
neverama (instrumental plural)
nèvjera (alternative Ijekavian)

breaking of faith, treachery, disloyalty, infidelity


nevera

nèvēra (canonical feminine)
нѐве̄ра (Cyrillic)


dolina

dolìna (canonical feminine)
долѝна (Cyrillic)
dolìna (nominative singular)
doline (nominative plural)
doline (genitive singular)
dolínā (genitive plural)
dolini (dative singular)
dolinama (dative plural)
dolinu (accusative singular)
doline (accusative plural)
dolino (singular vocative)
doline (plural vocative)
dolini (locative singular)
dolinama (locative plural)
dolinom (instrumental singular)
dolinama (instrumental plural)

→ Romanian: dolină


konvoj

kònvoj (canonical masculine)
ко̀нвој (Cyrillic)
kònvoj (nominative singular)
konvoji (nominative plural)
konvoja (genitive singular)
kȍnvōjā (genitive plural)
konvoju (dative singular)
konvojima (dative plural)
konvoj (accusative singular)
konvoje (accusative plural)
konvoju (singular vocative)
konvoji (plural vocative)
konvoju (locative singular)
konvojima (locative plural)
konvojem (instrumental singular)
konvojima (instrumental plural)


cimbal

cìmbal (canonical masculine)
цѝмбал (Cyrillic)
cimbal (nominative singular)
cimbali (nominative plural)
cimbala (genitive singular)
cimbala (genitive plural)
cimbalu (dative singular)
cimbalima (dative plural)
cimbal (accusative singular)
cimbale (accusative plural)
cimbale (singular vocative)
cimbali (plural vocative)
cimbalu (locative singular)
cimbalima (locative plural)
cimbalom (instrumental singular)
cimbalima (instrumental plural)


cimbalo

цимбало (Cyrillic)
cimbalo (nominative singular)
cimbala (nominative plural)
cimbala (genitive singular)
cimbalā (genitive plural)
cimbalu (dative singular)
cimbalima (dative plural)
cimbalo (accusative singular)
cimbala (accusative plural)
cimbalo (singular vocative)
cimbala (plural vocative)
cimbalu (locative singular)
cimbalima (locative plural)
cimbalom (instrumental singular)
cimbalima (instrumental plural)


цимбал

цѝмбал (canonical masculine)
cìmbal (romanization)


тас

та̏с (canonical masculine)
tȁs (romanization)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish طاس (whence Turkish tas), from Arabic طَاس (ṭās, “bowl, cup”), from Middle Persian tšt' (tašt). Doublet of та̀цна.

the plate part of a traditional balance or scale


keramika

keràmika f (Cyrillic spelling кера̀мика)

keràmika (canonical feminine)
кера̀мика (Cyrillic)
keramika (nominative singular)
keramike (nominative plural)
keramike (genitive singular)
keramika (genitive plural)
keramici (dative singular)
keramikama (dative plural)
keramiku (accusative singular)
keramike (accusative plural)
keramiko (singular vocative)
keramike (plural vocative)
keramici (locative singular)
keramikama (locative plural)
keramikom (instrumental singular)
keramikama (instrumental plural)

From Greek κεραμικός (keramikós, “potter's”), from κέραμος (kéramos, “potter's clay”).


керамика

кера̀мика (canonical feminine)
keràmika (romanization)
керамика (nominative singular)
керамике (nominative plural)
керамике (genitive singular)
керамика (genitive plural)
керамици (dative singular)
керамикама (dative plural)
керамику (accusative singular)
керамике (accusative plural)
керамико (singular vocative)
керамике (plural vocative)
керамици (locative singular)
керамикама (locative plural)
керамиком (instrumental singular)
керамикама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek κεραμικός (keramikós, “potter's”), from κέραμος (kéramos, “potter's clay”).


ravnoteža

sh-noun

ravnotéža f (Cyrillic spelling равноте́жа)

ravnotéža (canonical feminine)
равноте́жа (Cyrillic)
ravnoteža (nominative singular)
ravnoteže (nominative plural)
ravnoteže (genitive singular)
ravnoteža (genitive plural)
ravnoteži (dative singular)
ravnotežama (dative plural)
ravnotežu (accusative singular)
ravnoteže (accusative plural)
ravnotežo (singular vocative)
ravnoteže (plural vocative)
ravnoteži (locative singular)
ravnotežama (locative plural)
ravnotežom (instrumental singular)
ravnotežama (instrumental plural)


вага

ва́га (canonical feminine)
vága (romanization)
вага (nominative singular)
ваге (nominative plural)
ваге (genitive singular)
вага (genitive plural)
вази (dative singular)
вагама (dative plural)
вагу (accusative singular)
ваге (accusative plural)
ваго (singular vocative)
ваге (plural vocative)
вази (locative singular)
вагама (locative plural)
вагом (instrumental singular)
вагама (instrumental plural)


равнотежа

равноте́жа (canonical feminine)
ravnotéža (romanization)
равнотежа (nominative singular)
равнотеже (nominative plural)
равнотеже (genitive singular)
равнотежа (genitive plural)
равнотежи (dative singular)
равнотежама (dative plural)
равнотежу (accusative singular)
равнотеже (accusative plural)
равнотежо (singular vocative)
равнотеже (plural vocative)
равнотежи (locative singular)
равнотежама (locative plural)
равнотежом (instrumental singular)
равнотежама (instrumental plural)

рав‧но‧те‧жа

ра́ван + те́жак, тежа


simbol

sìmbōl (canonical masculine)
сѝмбо̄л (Cyrillic)
sìmbōl (nominative singular)
simboli (nominative plural)
simbóla (genitive singular)
simbola (genitive plural)
simbolu (dative singular)
simbolima (dative plural)
simbol (accusative singular)
simbole (accusative plural)
simbole (singular vocative)
simboli (plural vocative)
simbolu (locative singular)
simbolima (locative plural)
simbolom (instrumental singular)
simbolima (instrumental plural)


znak

znȃk (canonical masculine)
зна̑к (Cyrillic)
znak (nominative singular)
znȁkovi (nominative plural)
znȃci (nominative plural)
znaka (genitive singular)
znakova (genitive plural)
znaka (genitive plural)
znaku (dative singular)
znakovima (dative plural)
znacima (dative plural)
znak (accusative singular)
znakove (accusative plural)
znake (accusative plural)
znače (singular vocative)
znakovi (plural vocative)
znaci (plural vocative)
znaku (locative singular)
znakovima (locative plural)
znacima (locative plural)
znakom (instrumental singular)
znakovima (instrumental plural)
znacima (instrumental plural)


oznaka

ȍznaka (canonical feminine)
о̏знака (Cyrillic)
oznaka (nominative singular)
oznake (nominative plural)
oznake (genitive singular)
oznaka (genitive plural)
oznaci (dative singular)
oznakama (dative plural)
oznaku (accusative singular)
oznake (accusative plural)
oznako (singular vocative)
oznake (plural vocative)
oznaci (locative singular)
oznakama (locative plural)
oznakom (instrumental singular)
oznakama (instrumental plural)

From oznáčiti + -ka. First attested in the 19th century.


знак

зна̑к (canonical masculine)
znȃk (romanization)
знак (nominative singular)
зна̏кови (nominative plural)
зна̑ци (nominative plural)
знака (genitive singular)
знакова (genitive plural)
знака (genitive plural)
знаку (dative singular)
знаковима (dative plural)
знацима (dative plural)
знак (accusative singular)
знакове (accusative plural)
знаке (accusative plural)
значе (singular vocative)
знакови (plural vocative)
знаци (plural vocative)
знаку (locative singular)
знаковима (locative plural)
знацима (locative plural)
знаком (instrumental singular)
знаковима (instrumental plural)
знацима (instrumental plural)