češnjak

čèšnjāk (canonical masculine)
чѐшња̄к (Cyrillic)
čèšnjāk (nominative singular)
češnjaci (nominative plural)
češnjáka (genitive singular)
češnjaka (genitive plural)
češnjaku (dative singular)
češnjacima (dative plural)
češnjak (accusative singular)
češnjake (accusative plural)
češnjače (singular vocative)
češnjaci (plural vocative)
češnjaku (locative singular)
češnjacima (locative plural)
češnjakom (instrumental singular)
češnjacima (instrumental plural)


бела

бе̏ла (canonical feminine)
bȅla (romanization)

From бѐлот, бело̏т.


бели лук

beli luk (romanization)
бијели лук (alternative Ekavian)


beli luk

sh-noun

beli lȕk m (Cyrillic spelling бели лу̏к)

beli lȕk (canonical masculine)
бели лу̏к (Cyrillic)
bijeli lȕk (alternative Ijekavian)


bijeli luk

bijeli lȕk m (Cyrillic spelling бијели лу̏к)

bijeli lȕk (canonical masculine)
бијели лу̏к (Cyrillic)
beli lȕk (alternative Ekavian)


црни лук

цр̑нӣ лу̏к (canonical masculine)
cȓnī lȕk (romanization)

From цр̑нӣ (“black”) + лу̏к (“onion”). Literally: black onion, as opposed to white onion (garlic).


crni luk

cȓnī lȕk m (Cyrillic spelling цр̑нӣ лу̏к)

cȓnī lȕk (canonical masculine)
цр̑нӣ лу̏к (Cyrillic)

A compound of cȓnī (“black”) and lȕk (“onion”). Literally: black onion, as opposed to white onion (garlic).


чесно

чѐсно (canonical neuter)
čèsno (romanization)
че̏хно (alternative)
чѐно (alternative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *česno (“garlic”).


чехно

че̏хно (canonical neuter)
čȅhno (romanization)
чѐсно (alternative)
чѐно (alternative)


čehno

čȅhno (canonical neuter)
че̏хно (Cyrillic)
čèsno (alternative)
čèno (alternative)


česno

čèsno (canonical neuter)
чѐсно (Cyrillic)
čȅhno (alternative)
čèno (alternative)


клише

клѝше̄ (canonical masculine)
klìšē (romanization)
клише (nominative singular)
клишеи (nominative plural)
клишеа (genitive singular)
клишеа (genitive plural)
клишеу (dative singular)
клишеима (dative plural)
клише (accusative singular)
клишее (accusative plural)
клишеу (singular vocative)
клишеи (plural vocative)
клишеу (locative singular)
клишеима (locative plural)
клишеом (instrumental singular)
клишеима (instrumental plural)
клѝше̄ј (alternative)


апотекар

апотѐка̄р (canonical masculine)
apotèkār (romanization)
апотекар (nominative singular)
апотекари (nominative plural)
апотекара (genitive singular)
апотекара (genitive plural)
апотекару (dative singular)
апотекарима (dative plural)
апотекара (accusative singular)
апотекаре (accusative plural)
апотекару (singular vocative)
апотекари (plural vocative)
апотекару (locative singular)
апотекарима (locative plural)
апотекаром (instrumental singular)
апотекарима (instrumental plural)

From апотека + -ар.

suffix

апотека + -ар

(soccer, chiefly in plural) Bayer 04 Leverkusen player (because the club is owned by a pharmaceutical company)


apotekar

sh-noun

apotèkār m (Cyrillic spelling апотѐка̄р)

apotèkār (canonical masculine)
апотѐка̄р (Cyrillic)
apotekar (nominative singular)
apotekari (nominative plural)
apotekara (genitive singular)
apotekara (genitive plural)
apotekaru (dative singular)
apotekarima (dative plural)
apotekara (accusative singular)
apotekare (accusative plural)
apotekaru (singular vocative)
apotekari (plural vocative)
apotekaru (locative singular)
apotekarima (locative plural)
apotekarom (instrumental singular)
apotekarima (instrumental plural)

(soccer, slang, chiefly in plural) Bayer 04 Leverkusen player (because the club is owned by a pharmaceutical company)


апотека

апоте́ка (canonical feminine)
apotéka (romanization)
апотека (nominative singular)
апотеке (nominative plural)
апотеке (genitive singular)
апотека (genitive plural)
апотеци (dative singular)
апотекама (dative plural)
апотеку (accusative singular)
апотеке (accusative plural)
апотеко (singular vocative)
апотеке (plural vocative)
апотеци (locative singular)
апотекама (locative plural)
апотеком (instrumental singular)
апотекама (instrumental plural)

From Latin apothēca. Doublet of бу̀тик (bùtik).


apoteka

apotéka (canonical feminine)
апоте́ка (Cyrillic)
apoteka (nominative singular)
apoteke (nominative plural)
apoteke (genitive singular)
apoteka (genitive plural)
apoteci (dative singular)
apotekama (dative plural)
apoteku (accusative singular)
apoteke (accusative plural)
apoteko (singular vocative)
apoteke (plural vocative)
apoteci (locative singular)
apotekama (locative plural)
apotekom (instrumental singular)
apotekama (instrumental plural)


звук

зву̑к (canonical masculine)
zvȗk (romanization)
зву̑к (nominative singular)
зву̑ци (nominative plural)
зву̏кови (nominative plural)
звука (genitive singular)
звука (genitive plural)
звукова (genitive plural)
звуку (dative singular)
звуцима (dative plural)
звуковима (dative plural)
звук (accusative singular)
звуке (accusative plural)
звукове (accusative plural)
звуче (singular vocative)
звуци (plural vocative)
звукови (plural vocative)
звуку (locative singular)
звуцима (locative plural)
звуковима (locative plural)
звуком (instrumental singular)
звуцима (instrumental plural)
звуковима (instrumental plural)


zvuk

zvȗk (canonical masculine)
зву̑к (Cyrillic)
zvȗk (nominative singular)
zvȗci (nominative plural)
zvȕkovi (nominative plural)
zvuka (genitive singular)
zvuka (genitive plural)
zvukova (genitive plural)
zvuku (dative singular)
zvucima (dative plural)
zvukovima (dative plural)
zvuk (accusative singular)
zvuke (accusative plural)
zvukove (accusative plural)
zvuče (singular vocative)
zvuci (plural vocative)
zvukovi (plural vocative)
zvuku (locative singular)
zvucima (locative plural)
zvukovima (locative plural)
zvukom (instrumental singular)
zvucima (instrumental plural)
zvukovima (instrumental plural)


глас

гла̑с (canonical masculine)
glȃs (romanization)
гла̑с (nominative singular)
гла̏сови (nominative plural)
гласа (genitive singular)
гласова (genitive plural)
гласу (dative singular)
гласовима (dative plural)
глас (accusative singular)
гласове (accusative plural)
гласу (singular vocative)
гласови (plural vocative)
гласу (locative singular)
гласовима (locative plural)
гласом (instrumental singular)
гласовима (instrumental plural)

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


avaz

àvāz (canonical masculine)
а̀ва̄з (Cyrillic)
àvāz (nominative singular)
avazi (nominative plural)
aváza (genitive singular)
avaza (genitive plural)
avazu (dative singular)
avazima (dative plural)
avaz (accusative singular)
avaze (accusative plural)
avaze (singular vocative)
avazi (plural vocative)
avazu (locative singular)
avazima (locative plural)
avazom (instrumental singular)
avazima (instrumental plural)

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


жељезо

жѐљезо (canonical neuter)
žèljezo (romanization)
жељезо (nominative singular)
жељеза (nominative plural)
жељеза (genitive singular)
жељеза (genitive plural)
жељезу (dative singular)
жељезима (dative plural)
жељезо (accusative singular)
жељеза (accusative plural)
жељезо (singular vocative)
жељеза (plural vocative)
жељезу (locative singular)
жељезима (locative plural)
жељезом (instrumental singular)
жељезима (instrumental plural)
жѐлезо (alternative Ekavian)


železo

žèlezo (canonical neuter)
жѐлезо (Cyrillic)
železo (nominative singular)
železa (nominative plural)
železa (genitive singular)
železa (genitive plural)
železu (dative singular)
železima (dative plural)
železo (accusative singular)
železa (accusative plural)
železo (singular vocative)
železa (plural vocative)
železu (locative singular)
železima (locative plural)
železom (instrumental singular)
železima (instrumental plural)
žèljezo (alternative Ijekavian)


željezo

žèljezo (canonical neuter)
жѐљезо (Cyrillic)
željezo (nominative singular)
željeza (nominative plural)
željeza (genitive singular)
željeza (genitive plural)
željezu (dative singular)
željezima (dative plural)
željezo (accusative singular)
željeza (accusative plural)
željezo (singular vocative)
željeza (plural vocative)
željezu (locative singular)
željezima (locative plural)
željezom (instrumental singular)
željezima (instrumental plural)
žèlezo (alternative Ekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *želězo. First attested in the 14th century.


travka

trȃvka (canonical feminine)
тра̑вка (Cyrillic)
trȃvka (nominative singular)
travke (nominative plural)
travke (genitive singular)
trȃvkā (genitive plural)
trȃvkī (genitive plural)
trȃvci (dative singular)
travkama (dative plural)
travku (accusative singular)
travke (accusative plural)
travko (singular vocative)
travke (plural vocative)
trȃvci (locative singular)
travkama (locative plural)
travkom (instrumental singular)
travkama (instrumental plural)


риба

sh-noun

ри̏ба f (Latin spelling rȉba, diminutive ри̏бица, relational adjective ри̏бљӣ)

ри̏ба (canonical feminine)
rȉba (romanization)
ри̏бица (diminutive)
ри̏бљӣ (adjective relational)
ри̏ба (nominative singular)
рибе (nominative plural)
рибе (genitive singular)
ри̑ба̄ (genitive plural)
риби (dative singular)
рибама (dative plural)
рибу (accusative singular)
рибе (accusative plural)
рибо (singular vocative)
рибе (plural vocative)
риби (locative singular)
рибама (locative plural)
рибом (instrumental singular)
рибама (instrumental plural)

Стрељану данашње генерације знају само као омиљено кино Тушканац, гдје смо радо водили своје требе, мачке, рибе, ките и комаде и одгледали велик дио свог репертоара вестерна и кримића, гдје се навелико пуцало.

2007 November 12, Zvonimir Milčec, “Puca kino na staroj streljani u Tuškancu”, in Jutarnji list:


riba

rȉba f (Cyrillic spelling ри̏ба, diminutive rȉbica, relational adjective rȉbljī)

rȉba (canonical feminine)
ри̏ба (Cyrillic)
rȉbica (diminutive)
rȉbljī (adjective relational)
rȉba (nominative singular)
ribe (nominative plural)
ribe (genitive singular)
rȋbā (genitive plural)
ribi (dative singular)
ribama (dative plural)
ribu (accusative singular)
ribe (accusative plural)
ribo (singular vocative)
ribe (plural vocative)
ribi (locative singular)
ribama (locative plural)
ribom (instrumental singular)
ribama (instrumental plural)

grabežljiva riba

Streljanu današnje generacije znaju samo kao omiljeno kino Tuškanac, gdje smo rado vodili svoje trebe, mačke, ribe, kite i komade i odgledali velik dio svog repertoara vesterna i krimića, gdje se naveliko pucalo.


breme

brȅme (canonical neuter)
бре̏ме (Cyrillic)
breme (nominative singular)
bremèna (nominative plural)
bremena (genitive singular)
bremena (genitive plural)
bremenu (dative singular)
bremenima (dative plural)
breme (accusative singular)
bremena (accusative plural)
breme (singular vocative)
bremena (plural vocative)
bremenu (locative singular)
bremenima (locative plural)
bremenom (instrumental singular)
bremenima (instrumental plural)
brime (alternative Ikavian)


образ

о̀браз (canonical masculine)
òbraz (romanization)
образ (nominative singular)
образи (nominative plural)
образа (genitive singular)
образа (genitive plural)
образу (dative singular)
образима (dative plural)
образ (accusative singular)
образе (accusative plural)
образе (singular vocative)
образи (plural vocative)
образу (locative singular)
образима (locative plural)
образом (instrumental singular)
образима (instrumental plural)


nena

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish ننه (Turkish nene).


деветка

дѐве̄тка (canonical feminine)
dèvētka (romanization)
дѐве̄тка (nominative singular)
деветке (nominative plural)
деветке (genitive singular)
дѐве̄та̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
дѐве̄ткӣ (genitive plural)
девеци (dative singular)
деветци (dative singular)
деветки (dative singular)
деветкама (dative plural)
деветку (accusative singular)
деветке (accusative plural)
деветко (singular vocative)
деветке (plural vocative)
девеци (locative singular)
деветци (locative singular)
деветки (locative singular)
деветкама (locative plural)
деветком (instrumental singular)
деветкама (instrumental plural)

де̏вет + -ка.

affix

де̏вет + -ка

anything numbered nine (playing card, tram, bus, player with a jersey number 9 etc.)


devetka

dèvētka (canonical feminine)
дѐве̄тка (Cyrillic)
dèvētka (nominative singular)
devetke (nominative plural)
devetke (genitive singular)
dèvētākā (genitive plural)
dèvētkī (genitive plural)
deveci (dative singular)
devetci (dative singular)
devetki (dative singular)
devetkama (dative plural)
devetku (accusative singular)
devetke (accusative plural)
devetko (singular vocative)
devetke (plural vocative)
deveci (locative singular)
devetci (locative singular)
devetki (locative singular)
devetkama (locative plural)
devetkom (instrumental singular)
devetkama (instrumental plural)


јединица

једѝница (canonical feminine)
jedìnica (romanization)
јединица (nominative singular)
јединице (nominative plural)
јединице (genitive singular)
јединица (genitive plural)
јединици (dative singular)
јединицама (dative plural)
јединицу (accusative singular)
јединице (accusative plural)
јединице (singular vocative)
јединице (plural vocative)
јединици (locative singular)
јединицама (locative plural)
јединицом (instrumental singular)
јединицама (instrumental plural)

From један + -ица.

suffix

један + -ица

anything numbered one (playing card, tram, bus, player with a jersey number 1 etc.)


jedinica

jedìnica (canonical feminine)
једѝница (Cyrillic)
jedinica (nominative singular)
jedinice (nominative plural)
jedinice (genitive singular)
jedinica (genitive plural)
jedinici (dative singular)
jedinicama (dative plural)
jedinicu (accusative singular)
jedinice (accusative plural)
jedinice (singular vocative)
jedinice (plural vocative)
jedinici (locative singular)
jedinicama (locative plural)
jedinicom (instrumental singular)
jedinicama (instrumental plural)


двојка

дво́јка (canonical feminine)
dvójka (romanization)
дво́јка (nominative singular)
двојке (nominative plural)
двојке (genitive singular)
дво̏ја̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
двојка (genitive plural)
двојки (genitive plural)
двојци (dative singular)
двојки (dative singular)
двојкама (dative plural)
двојку (accusative singular)
двојке (accusative plural)
двојко (singular vocative)
двојке (plural vocative)
двојци (locative singular)
двојки (locative singular)
двојкама (locative plural)
двојком (instrumental singular)
двојкама (instrumental plural)

anything numbered two (playing card deuce, tram, bus, player with a jersey number 2, the school grade ‘2’ etc.)


двица

дви̏ца (canonical feminine)
dvȉca (romanization)
двица (nominative singular)
двице (nominative plural)
двице (genitive singular)
двица (genitive plural)
двици (dative singular)
двицама (dative plural)
двицу (accusative singular)
двице (accusative plural)
двицо (singular vocative)
двице (plural vocative)
двици (locative singular)
двицама (locative plural)
двицом (instrumental singular)
двицама (instrumental plural)

anything numbered two (playing card, tram, bus, player with a jersey number 2 etc.)


dvica

dvȉca (canonical feminine)
дви̏ца (Cyrillic)
dvica (nominative singular)
dvice (nominative plural)
dvice (genitive singular)
dvica (genitive plural)
dvici (dative singular)
dvicama (dative plural)
dvicu (accusative singular)
dvice (accusative plural)
dvico (singular vocative)
dvice (plural vocative)
dvici (locative singular)
dvicama (locative plural)
dvicom (instrumental singular)
dvicama (instrumental plural)


dvojka

dvójka (canonical feminine)
дво́јка (Cyrillic)
dvójka (nominative singular)
dvojke (nominative plural)
dvojke (genitive singular)
dvȍjākā (genitive plural)
dvojka (genitive plural)
dvojki (genitive plural)
dvojci (dative singular)
dvojki (dative singular)
dvojkama (dative plural)
dvojku (accusative singular)
dvojke (accusative plural)
dvojko (singular vocative)
dvojke (plural vocative)
dvojci (locative singular)
dvojki (locative singular)
dvojkama (locative plural)
dvojkom (instrumental singular)
dvojkama (instrumental plural)


bandera

bandéra (canonical feminine)
банде́ра (Cyrillic)
bandera (nominative singular)
bandere (nominative plural)
bandere (genitive singular)
bandera (genitive plural)
banderi (dative singular)
banderama (dative plural)
banderu (accusative singular)
bandere (accusative plural)
bandero (singular vocative)
bandere (plural vocative)
banderi (locative singular)
banderama (locative plural)
banderom (instrumental singular)
banderama (instrumental plural)
bandijera (alternative dialectal)

From Italian bandiera (“flag, flag pole”).

pole (as in telephone pole or electric pole)


kist

kȉst (canonical masculine)
ки̏ст (Cyrillic)
kȉst (nominative singular)
kìstovi (nominative plural)
kista (genitive singular)
kistova (genitive plural)
kistu (dative singular)
kistovima (dative plural)
kist (accusative singular)
kistove (accusative plural)
kiste (singular vocative)
kistovi (plural vocative)
kistu (locative singular)
kistovima (locative plural)
kistom (instrumental singular)
kistovima (instrumental plural)


klas

klȃs (canonical masculine)
кла̑с (Cyrillic)
klas (nominative singular)
klasovi (nominative plural)
klasa (genitive singular)
klasova (genitive plural)
klasu (dative singular)
klasovima (dative plural)
klas (accusative singular)
klasove (accusative plural)
klasu (singular vocative)
klasovi (plural vocative)
klasu (locative singular)
klasovima (locative plural)
klasom (instrumental singular)
klasovima (instrumental plural)


grof

grȍf (canonical masculine)
гро̏ф (Cyrillic)
grȍf (nominative singular)
gròfovi (nominative plural)
gròfa (genitive singular)
grofova (genitive plural)
grofu (dative singular)
grofovima (dative plural)
grofa (accusative singular)
grofove (accusative plural)
grofe (singular vocative)
grofovi (plural vocative)
grofu (locative singular)
grofovima (locative plural)
grofom (instrumental singular)
grofovima (instrumental plural)


дева

де́ва (canonical feminine)
déva (romanization)
дева (nominative singular)
деве (nominative plural)
деве (genitive singular)
дева (genitive plural)
деви (dative singular)
девама (dative plural)
деву (accusative singular)
деве (accusative plural)
дево (singular vocative)
деве (plural vocative)
деви (locative singular)
девама (locative plural)
девом (instrumental singular)
девама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish دوه (deve).


дева

де́ва (canonical feminine)
déva (romanization)
дева (nominative singular)
деве (nominative plural)
деве (genitive singular)
дева (genitive plural)
деви (dative singular)
девама (dative plural)
деву (accusative singular)
деве (accusative plural)
дево (singular vocative)
деве (plural vocative)
деви (locative singular)
девама (locative plural)
девом (instrumental singular)
девама (instrumental plural)
дје́ва (alternative Ijekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *děva, from Proto-Indo-European *dʰeh₁- (“to suck, suckle”).


дјева

дје́ва (canonical feminine)
djéva (romanization)
дјева (nominative singular)
дјеве (nominative plural)
дјеве (genitive singular)
дјева (genitive plural)
дјеви (dative singular)
дјевама (dative plural)
дјеву (accusative singular)
дјеве (accusative plural)
дјево (singular vocative)
дјеве (plural vocative)
дјеви (locative singular)
дјевама (locative plural)
дјевом (instrumental singular)
дјевама (instrumental plural)
де́ва (alternative Ekavian)


djeva

djéva (canonical feminine)
дје́ва (Cyrillic)
djeva (nominative singular)
djeve (nominative plural)
djeve (genitive singular)
djeva (genitive plural)
djevi (dative singular)
djevama (dative plural)
djevu (accusative singular)
djeve (accusative plural)
djevo (singular vocative)
djeve (plural vocative)
djevi (locative singular)
djevama (locative plural)
djevom (instrumental singular)
djevama (instrumental plural)
déva (alternative Ekavian)


cura

cȕra (canonical feminine)
цу̏ра (Cyrillic)
cȕra (nominative singular)
cure (nominative plural)
cure (genitive singular)
cȗrā (genitive plural)
curi (dative singular)
curama (dative plural)
curu (accusative singular)
cure (accusative plural)
curo (singular vocative)
cure (plural vocative)
curi (locative singular)
curama (locative plural)
curom (instrumental singular)
curama (instrumental plural)

Either from earlier cuca (“female genitalia”) or from Polish córka, córa (“daughter”) (cognate with Serbo-Croatian kći (“daughter”)).

Brate, cura ti je luđakinja.


jalan

jàlān (canonical masculine)
ја̀ла̄н (Cyrillic)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish یالان (yalan, “lie”).


алигатор

алѝга̄тор (canonical masculine)
alìgātor (romanization)
алѝга̄тор (nominative singular)
алигатори (nominative plural)
алигатора (genitive singular)
алигатора (genitive plural)
алигатору (dative singular)
алигаторима (dative plural)
алигатора (accusative singular)
алигаторе (accusative plural)
алигаторе (singular vocative)
алигатори (plural vocative)
алигатору (locative singular)
алигаторима (locative plural)
алигатором (instrumental singular)
алигаторима (instrumental plural)


тигар

тѝгар (canonical masculine)
tìgar (romanization)
тигар (nominative singular)
тигрови (nominative plural)
тигра (genitive singular)
тигрова (genitive plural)
тигру (dative singular)
тигровима (dative plural)
тигра (accusative singular)
тигрове (accusative plural)
тигре (singular vocative)
тигрови (plural vocative)
тигру (locative singular)
тигровима (locative plural)
тигром (instrumental singular)
тигровима (instrumental plural)


tigar

tìgar (canonical masculine)
тѝгар (Cyrillic)
tìgar (nominative singular)
tȉgar (nominative singular)
tìgrovi (nominative plural)
tigra (genitive singular)
tigrova (genitive plural)
tigru (dative singular)
tigrovima (dative plural)
tigra (accusative singular)
tigrove (accusative plural)
tigre (singular vocative)
tigrovi (plural vocative)
tigru (locative singular)
tigrovima (locative plural)
tigrom (instrumental singular)
tigrovima (instrumental plural)


zena

zȅna (canonical feminine)
зе̏на (Cyrillic)
zȅna (nominative singular)
zene (nominative plural)
zene (genitive singular)
zȇnā (genitive plural)
zeni (dative singular)
zenama (dative plural)
zenu (accusative singular)
zene (accusative plural)
zeno (singular vocative)
zene (plural vocative)
zeni (locative singular)
zenama (locative plural)
zenom (instrumental singular)
zenama (instrumental plural)
zjȅna (alternative Ijekavian)


ibrik

ìbrīk (canonical masculine)
ѝбрӣк (Cyrillic)
ìbrīk (nominative singular)
ibríci (nominative plural)
ibríka (genitive singular)
ibrika (genitive plural)
ibriku (dative singular)
ibricima (dative plural)
ibrik (accusative singular)
ibrike (accusative plural)
ibriče (singular vocative)
ibrici (plural vocative)
ibriku (locative singular)
ibricima (locative plural)
ibrikom (instrumental singular)
ibricima (instrumental plural)

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


sete

inflection of seta:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


градоначелник

sh-noun

градона́челнӣк

градона́челнӣк m (Latin spelling gradonáčelnīk)

градона́челнӣк (canonical masculine)
gradonáčelnīk (romanization)
градоначелник (nominative singular)
градоначелници (nominative plural)
градоначелника (genitive singular)
градоначелника (genitive plural)
градоначелнику (dative singular)
градоначелницима (dative plural)
градоначелника (accusative singular)
градоначелнике (accusative plural)
градоначелниче (singular vocative)
градоначелници (plural vocative)
градоначелнику (locative singular)
градоначелницима (locative plural)
градоначелником (instrumental singular)
градоначелницима (instrumental plural)

From град + -начелник.

suffix

град + -начелник


gradonačelnik

sh-noun

gradonáčelnīk m (Cyrillic spelling градона́челнӣк)

gradonáčelnīk (canonical masculine)
градона́челнӣк (Cyrillic)
gradonačelnik (nominative singular)
gradonačelnici (nominative plural)
gradonačelnika (genitive singular)
gradonačelnika (genitive plural)
gradonačelniku (dative singular)
gradonačelnicima (dative plural)
gradonačelnika (accusative singular)
gradonačelnike (accusative plural)
gradonačelniče (singular vocative)
gradonačelnici (plural vocative)
gradonačelniku (locative singular)
gradonačelnicima (locative plural)
gradonačelnikom (instrumental singular)
gradonačelnicima (instrumental plural)

grad + -načelnik, compare načelnik, calque of German Bürgermeister.


секс

се̏кс (canonical masculine)
sȅks (romanization)
секс (nominative singular)
секса (genitive singular)
сексу (dative singular)
секс (accusative singular)
секс (singular vocative)
сексу (locative singular)
сексом (instrumental singular)


govno

góvno n (Cyrillic spelling го́вно, diminutive govánce)

góvno (canonical neuter)
го́вно (Cyrillic)
govánce (diminutive)
góvno (nominative singular)
gȏvna (nominative plural)
góvna (genitive singular)
gȍvānā (genitive plural)
govnu (dative singular)
gȏvnima (dative plural)
govno (accusative singular)
gȏvna (accusative plural)
govno (singular vocative)
gȏvna (plural vocative)
govnu (locative singular)
gȏvnima (locative plural)
govnom (instrumental singular)
gȏvnima (instrumental plural)

(vulgar) when used in singular (govno): turd (a piece of shit) Example: Posrao sam baš veliko govno. I shat a really big turd.

(vulgar) when used in plural (govna): shit (solid excretory product evacuated from the bowel) Example: Jedi govna! Eat shit!

(vulgar, slang) rubbish, worthless matter

(vulgar, slang) shit, dipshit; a contemptible, annoying person

(vulgar, slang) A problem or difficult situation.


срање

сра́ње (canonical neuter)
sránje (romanization)
срање (nominative singular)
срања (nominative plural)
срања (genitive singular)
срања (genitive plural)
срању (dative singular)
срањима (dative plural)
срање (accusative singular)
срања (accusative plural)
срање (singular vocative)
срања (plural vocative)
срању (locative singular)
срањима (locative plural)
срањем (instrumental singular)
срањима (instrumental plural)


sranje

sránje (canonical neuter)
сра́ње (Cyrillic)

(vulgar) A very difficult situation, big trouble

(vulgar, literally) the process of excretion, verbal noun of srȁti

Daj mi samo sekundu da zgrabim svoje sranje.

(colloquial) one's shit, stuff, things, belongings

(vulgar, colloquial) stuff, things of low quality, worthless matter; rubbish

(vulgar, colloquial) general stuff, physical things, actions and etc.


дијареја

дијаре́ја (canonical feminine)
dijaréja (romanization)
дијареја (nominative singular)
дијареје (nominative plural)
дијареје (genitive singular)
дијареја (genitive plural)
дијареји (dative singular)
дијарејама (dative plural)
дијареју (accusative singular)
дијареје (accusative plural)
дијарејо (singular vocative)
дијареје (plural vocative)
дијареји (locative singular)
дијарејама (locative plural)
дијарејом (instrumental singular)
дијарејама (instrumental plural)


dijareja

dijaréja f (Cyrillic spelling дијаре́ја)

dijaréja (canonical feminine)
дијаре́ја (Cyrillic)
dijareja (nominative singular)
dijareje (nominative plural)
dijareje (genitive singular)
dijareja (genitive plural)
dijareji (dative singular)
dijarejama (dative plural)
dijareju (accusative singular)
dijareje (accusative plural)
dijarejo (singular vocative)
dijareje (plural vocative)
dijareji (locative singular)
dijarejama (locative plural)
dijarejom (instrumental singular)
dijarejama (instrumental plural)


пролив

proliv (romanization)
про́љев (alternative Ijekavian)


proliv

пролив (Cyrillic)
próljev (alternative Ijekavian)


прољев

про́љев (canonical masculine)
próljev (romanization)
пролив (alternative Ikavian)


proljev

próljev (canonical masculine)
про́љев (Cyrillic)
proliv (alternative Ikavian)


поган

по̏га̄н (canonical feminine)
pȍgān (romanization)
по̏га̄н (nominative singular)
погани (nominative plural)
погани (genitive singular)
погани (genitive plural)
погани (dative singular)
поганима (dative plural)
поган (accusative singular)
погани (accusative plural)
погани (singular vocative)
погани (plural vocative)
погани (locative singular)
поганима (locative plural)
погани (instrumental singular)
поганима (instrumental plural)


pogan

pȍgān (canonical feminine)
по̏га̄н (Cyrillic)
pȍgān (nominative singular)
pogani (nominative plural)
pogani (genitive singular)
pogani (genitive plural)
pogani (dative singular)
poganima (dative plural)
pogan (accusative singular)
pogani (accusative plural)
pogani (singular vocative)
pogani (plural vocative)
pogani (locative singular)
poganima (locative plural)
pogani (instrumental singular)
poganima (instrumental plural)

From a late Common Slavic, borrowed from Medieval Latin pāgānus. See also pòganin.


екскремент

екскрѐмент m (Latin spelling ekskrèment)

екскрѐмент (canonical masculine)
ekskrèment (romanization)
екскрѐмент (nominative singular)
екскременти (nominative plural)
екскремента (genitive singular)
екскрѐмена̄та̄ (genitive plural)
екскременту (dative singular)
екскрементима (dative plural)
екскремент (accusative singular)
екскременте (accusative plural)
екскременте (singular vocative)
екскременти (plural vocative)
екскременту (locative singular)
екскрементима (locative plural)
екскрементом (instrumental singular)
екскрементима (instrumental plural)

ек‧скре‧мент


ekskrement

ekskrèment m (Cyrillic spelling екскрѐмент)

ekskrèment (canonical masculine)
екскрѐмент (Cyrillic)
ekskrèment (nominative singular)
ekskrementi (nominative plural)
ekskrementa (genitive singular)
ekskrèmenātā (genitive plural)
ekskrementu (dative singular)
ekskrementima (dative plural)
ekskrement (accusative singular)
ekskremente (accusative plural)
ekskremente (singular vocative)
ekskrementi (plural vocative)
ekskrementu (locative singular)
ekskrementima (locative plural)
ekskrementom (instrumental singular)
ekskrementima (instrumental plural)


измет

ѝзмет (canonical masculine)
ìzmet (romanization)
измет (nominative singular)
измети (nominative plural)
измета (genitive singular)
измета (genitive plural)
измету (dative singular)
изметима (dative plural)
измет (accusative singular)
измете (accusative plural)
измете (singular vocative)
измети (plural vocative)
измету (locative singular)
изметима (locative plural)
изметом (instrumental singular)
изметима (instrumental plural)

из- + мѐтати


izmet

ìzmet (canonical masculine)
ѝзмет (Cyrillic)
izmet (nominative singular)
izmeti (nominative plural)
izmeta (genitive singular)
izmeta (genitive plural)
izmetu (dative singular)
izmetima (dative plural)
izmet (accusative singular)
izmete (accusative plural)
izmete (singular vocative)
izmeti (plural vocative)
izmetu (locative singular)
izmetima (locative plural)
izmetom (instrumental singular)
izmetima (instrumental plural)


variola

varìōla (canonical feminine)
variȏla (canonical feminine)
варѝо̄ла (Cyrillic)
варио̑ла (Cyrillic)
variola (nominative singular)
variole (genitive singular)
varioli (dative singular)
variolu (accusative singular)
variolo (singular vocative)
varioli (locative singular)
variolom (instrumental singular)

From Medieval Latin variola, from varius.


levant

lèvant (canonical masculine)
лѐвант (Cyrillic)
levant (nominative singular)
levanti (nominative plural)
levanta (genitive singular)
levanata (genitive plural)
levantu (dative singular)
levantima (dative plural)
levant (accusative singular)
levante (accusative plural)
levante (singular vocative)
levanti (plural vocative)
levantu (locative singular)
levantima (locative plural)
levantom (instrumental singular)
levantima (instrumental plural)
lèvanat (alternative)


platina

plàtina (canonical feminine)
пла̀тина (Cyrillic)
platina (nominative singular)
platine (genitive singular)
platini (dative singular)
platinu (accusative singular)
platino (singular vocative)
platini (locative singular)
platinom (instrumental singular)


коридор

корѝдо̄р (canonical masculine)
korìdōr (romanization)
корѝдо̄р (nominative singular)
коридори (nominative plural)
коридо́ра (genitive singular)
коридора (genitive plural)
коридору (dative singular)
коридорима (dative plural)
коридор (accusative singular)
коридоре (accusative plural)
коридоре (singular vocative)
коридори (plural vocative)
коридору (locative singular)
коридорима (locative plural)
коридором (instrumental singular)
коридорима (instrumental plural)

From German Korridor, from French corridor, from Italian corridore.


телефон

телѐфо̄н (canonical masculine)
telèfōn (romanization)
телефон (nominative singular)
телефони (nominative plural)
телефона (genitive singular)
телефона (genitive plural)
телефону (dative singular)
телефонима (dative plural)
телефон (accusative singular)
телефоне (accusative plural)
телефоне (singular vocative)
телефони (plural vocative)
телефону (locative singular)
телефонима (locative plural)
телефоном (instrumental singular)
телефонима (instrumental plural)


nemoral

nȅmorāl (canonical masculine)
не̏мора̄л (Cyrillic)
nemoral (nominative singular)
nemorali (nominative plural)
nemorala (genitive singular)
nemorala (genitive plural)
nemoralu (dative singular)
nemoralima (dative plural)
nemoral (accusative singular)
nemorale (accusative plural)
nemorale (singular vocative)
nemorali (plural vocative)
nemoralu (locative singular)
nemoralima (locative plural)
nemoralom (instrumental singular)
nemoralima (instrumental plural)


oka

òka (canonical feminine)
о̀ка (Cyrillic)
òka (nominative singular)
oke (nominative plural)
oke (genitive singular)
ókā (genitive plural)
òki (dative singular)
okama (dative plural)
oku (accusative singular)
oke (accusative plural)
oko (singular vocative)
oke (plural vocative)
òki (locative singular)
okama (locative plural)
okom (instrumental singular)
okama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish اوقه (okka).

bor+

an oka, a former Turkish unit of weight, usually a little more than a kilogram


фигура

фигу́ра (canonical feminine)
figúra (romanization)
фигура (nominative singular)
фигуре (nominative plural)
фигуре (genitive singular)
фигура (genitive plural)
фигури (dative singular)
фигурама (dative plural)
фигуру (accusative singular)
фигуре (accusative plural)
фигуро (singular vocative)
фигуре (plural vocative)
фигури (locative singular)
фигурама (locative plural)
фигуром (instrumental singular)
фигурама (instrumental plural)


љубав

љу́бав (canonical feminine)
ljúbav (romanization)
љубав (nominative singular)
љубави (nominative plural)
љубави (genitive singular)
љубави (genitive plural)
љубави (dative singular)
љубавима (dative plural)
љубав (accusative singular)
љубави (accusative plural)
љубави (singular vocative)
љубави (plural vocative)
љубави (locative singular)
љубавима (locative plural)
љубављу (instrumental singular)
љубави (instrumental singular)
љубавима (instrumental plural)


ljubav

ljúbav (canonical feminine)
љу́бав (Cyrillic)
ljubav (nominative singular)
ljubavi (nominative plural)
ljubavi (genitive singular)
ljubavi (genitive plural)
ljubavi (dative singular)
ljubavima (dative plural)
ljubav (accusative singular)
ljubavi (accusative plural)
ljubavi (singular vocative)
ljubavi (plural vocative)
ljubavi (locative singular)
ljubavima (locative plural)
ljubavlju (instrumental singular)
ljubavi (instrumental singular)
ljubavima (instrumental plural)

Ljubav je radosna stav
od svih željna, tko di prav.


бор

бо̑р (canonical masculine)
bȏr (romanization)
бор (nominative singular)
борови (nominative plural)
бора (genitive singular)
борова (genitive plural)
бору (dative singular)
боровима (dative plural)
бор (accusative singular)
борове (accusative plural)
боре (singular vocative)
борови (plural vocative)
бору (locative singular)
боровима (locative plural)
бором (instrumental singular)
боровима (instrumental plural)


бор

бо̑р (canonical masculine)
bȏr (romanization)
бор (nominative singular)
бора (genitive singular)
бору (dative singular)
бор (accusative singular)
боре (singular vocative)
бору (locative singular)
бором (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from New Latin borum, from Arabic بَوْرَق (bawraq).


ideogram

sh-noun

ideògram m (Cyrillic spelling идео̀грам)

ideògram (canonical masculine)
идео̀грам (Cyrillic)
ideogram (nominative singular)
ideogrami (nominative plural)
ideograma (genitive singular)
ideograma (genitive plural)
ideogramu (dative singular)
ideogramima (dative plural)
ideogram (accusative singular)
ideograme (accusative plural)
ideograme (singular vocative)
ideogrami (plural vocative)
ideogramu (locative singular)
ideogramima (locative plural)
ideogramom (instrumental singular)
ideogramima (instrumental plural)


змај

зма̏ј (canonical masculine)
zmȁj (romanization)
зма̏ј (nominative singular)
зма̀јеви (nominative plural)
змаја (genitive singular)
змајева (genitive plural)
змају (dative singular)
змајевима (dative plural)
змаја (accusative singular)
змај (accusative singular)
змајеве (accusative plural)
змају (singular vocative)
змајеви (plural vocative)
змају (locative singular)
змајевима (locative plural)
змајем (instrumental singular)
змајевима (instrumental plural)

(soccer, chiefly in plural) member of the Bosnia and Herzegovina national football team


zmaj

zmȁj (canonical masculine)
зма̏ј (Cyrillic)
zmȁj (nominative singular)
zmàjevi (nominative plural)
zmaja (genitive singular)
zmajeva (genitive plural)
zmaju (dative singular)
zmajevima (dative plural)
zmaja (accusative singular)
zmajeve (accusative plural)
zmaju (singular vocative)
zmajevi (plural vocative)
zmaju (locative singular)
zmajevima (locative plural)
zmajem (instrumental singular)
zmajevima (instrumental plural)

(soccer, slang, chiefly in plural) member of the Bosnia and Herzegovina national football team


аждаја

ажда̀ја (canonical feminine)
aždàja (romanization)
аждаја (nominative singular)
аждаје (nominative plural)
аждаје (genitive singular)
аждаја (genitive plural)
аждаји (dative singular)
аждајама (dative plural)
аждају (accusative singular)
аждаје (accusative plural)
аждајо (singular vocative)
аждаје (plural vocative)
аждаји (locative singular)
аждајама (locative plural)
аждајом (instrumental singular)
аждајама (instrumental plural)
ажда̀ха (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish اژدها (ejdehâ), from Persian اژدها (eždehâ).

bor+

type of mythical creature similar to dragon


аждаха

ажда̀ха (canonical feminine)
aždàha (romanization)
аждаха (nominative singular)
аждахе (nominative plural)
аждахе (genitive singular)
аждаха (genitive plural)
аждахи (dative singular)
аждахама (dative plural)
аждаху (accusative singular)
аждахе (accusative plural)
аждахо (singular vocative)
аждахе (plural vocative)
аждахи (locative singular)
аждахама (locative plural)
аждахом (instrumental singular)
аждахама (instrumental plural)
ажда̀ја (alternative)


aždaja

aždàja (canonical feminine)
ажда̀ја (Cyrillic)
aždaja (nominative singular)
aždaje (nominative plural)
aždaje (genitive singular)
aždaja (genitive plural)
aždaji (dative singular)
aždajama (dative plural)
aždaju (accusative singular)
aždaje (accusative plural)
aždajo (singular vocative)
aždaje (plural vocative)
aždaji (locative singular)
aždajama (locative plural)
aždajom (instrumental singular)
aždajama (instrumental plural)
aždàha (alternative)
aždàva (alternative)


aždaha

aždàha (canonical feminine)
ажда̀ха (Cyrillic)
aždaha (nominative singular)
aždahe (nominative plural)
aždahe (genitive singular)
aždaha (genitive plural)
aždahi (dative singular)
aždahama (dative plural)
aždahu (accusative singular)
aždahe (accusative plural)
aždaho (singular vocative)
aždahe (plural vocative)
aždahi (locative singular)
aždahama (locative plural)
aždahom (instrumental singular)
aždahama (instrumental plural)
aždàja (alternative)
aždàva (alternative)

(Bosnia, Serbia, Montenegro) type of mythical creature similar to dragon


ала

sh-noun

а́ла or а̀ла or а̏ла f (Latin spelling ála or àla or ȁla)

а́ла (canonical)
а̀ла (canonical)
а̏ла (canonical feminine)
ála (romanization)
àla (romanization)
ȁla (romanization)
хала (alternative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *xala, unless borrowed from Ottoman Turkish آلا (ala, “spotted, variegated”), euphemistic for a snake.

bor

dragon, type of mythical creature similar to dragon


атеље

атѐље (canonical masculine)
atèlje (romanization)
атеље (nominative singular)
атељеи (nominative plural)
атељеа (genitive singular)
атељеа (genitive plural)
атељеу (dative singular)
атељеима (dative plural)
атеље (accusative singular)
атељее (accusative plural)
атеље (singular vocative)
атељеи (plural vocative)
атељеу (locative singular)
атељеима (locative plural)
атељеом (instrumental singular)
атељеима (instrumental plural)


atelje

atèlje (canonical masculine)
атѐље (Cyrillic)
atelje (nominative singular)
ateljei (nominative plural)
ateljea (genitive singular)
ateljea (genitive plural)
ateljeu (dative singular)
ateljeima (dative plural)
atelje (accusative singular)
ateljee (accusative plural)
atelje (singular vocative)
ateljei (plural vocative)
ateljeu (locative singular)
ateljeima (locative plural)
ateljeom (instrumental singular)
ateljeima (instrumental plural)


зуб

зу̑б (canonical masculine)
zȗb (romanization)
зу̑б (nominative singular)
зуби (nominative plural)
зуба (genitive singular)
зу́бӣ (genitive plural)
зу́ба̄ (genitive plural)
зубу (dative singular)
зубима (dative plural)
зуб (accusative singular)
зубе (accusative plural)
зубе (singular vocative)
зуби (plural vocative)
зубу (locative singular)
зубима (locative plural)
зубом (instrumental singular)
зубима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *zǫbъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *źámbas, from Proto-Indo-European *ǵómbʰos.
Cognate to Old Church Slavonic зѫбъ (zǫbŭ).


роман

ро̀ма̄н (canonical masculine)
ròmān (romanization)
ро̀ма̄н (nominative singular)
романи (nominative plural)
рома́на (genitive singular)
романа (genitive plural)
роману (dative singular)
романима (dative plural)
роман (accusative singular)
романе (accusative plural)
романе (singular vocative)
романи (plural vocative)
роману (locative singular)
романима (locative plural)
романом (instrumental singular)
романима (instrumental plural)


kus

kȗs (canonical masculine)
ку̑с (Cyrillic)
kȗs (nominative singular)
kȕsovi (nominative plural)
kusa (genitive singular)
kusova (genitive plural)
kusu (dative singular)
kusovima (dative plural)
kus (accusative singular)
kusove (accusative plural)
kuse (singular vocative)
kusovi (plural vocative)
kusu (locative singular)
kusovima (locative plural)
kusom (instrumental singular)
kusovima (instrumental plural)


vazal

vàzāl (canonical masculine)
ва̀за̄л (Cyrillic)
vàzāl (nominative singular)
vazali (nominative plural)
vazála (genitive singular)
vazálā (genitive plural)
vazalu (dative singular)
vazalima (dative plural)
vazala (accusative singular)
vazale (accusative plural)
vazale (singular vocative)
vazali (plural vocative)
vazalu (locative singular)
vazalima (locative plural)
vazalom (instrumental singular)
vazalima (instrumental plural)


tombola

tȏmbola (canonical feminine)
то̑мбола (Cyrillic)
tombola (nominative singular)
tombole (nominative plural)
tombole (genitive singular)
tombola (genitive plural)
tomboli (dative singular)
tombolama (dative plural)
tombolu (accusative singular)
tombole (accusative plural)
tombolo (singular vocative)
tombole (plural vocative)
tomboli (locative singular)
tombolama (locative plural)
tombolom (instrumental singular)
tombolama (instrumental plural)


toreador

sh-noun

torèādōr m (Cyrillic spelling торѐа̄до̄р)

torèādōr (canonical masculine)
торѐа̄до̄р (Cyrillic)
toreador (nominative singular)
toreadori (nominative plural)
toreadora (genitive singular)
toreadora (genitive plural)
toreadoru (dative singular)
toreadorima (dative plural)
toreadora (accusative singular)
toreadore (accusative plural)
toreadore (singular vocative)
toreadori (plural vocative)
toreadoru (locative singular)
toreadorima (locative plural)
toreadorom (instrumental singular)
toreadorima (instrumental plural)


totem

tòtēm (canonical masculine)
то̀те̄м (Cyrillic)
tòtēm (nominative singular)
totemi (nominative plural)
totéma (genitive singular)
totema (genitive plural)
totemu (dative singular)
totemima (dative plural)
totema (accusative singular)
toteme (accusative plural)
toteme (singular vocative)
totemi (plural vocative)
totemu (locative singular)
totemima (locative plural)
totemom (instrumental singular)
totemima (instrumental plural)


runa

rȗna (canonical feminine)
ру̑на (Cyrillic)
runa (nominative singular)
rune (nominative plural)
rune (genitive singular)
runa (genitive plural)
runi (dative singular)
runama (dative plural)
runu (accusative singular)
rune (accusative plural)
runo (singular vocative)
rune (plural vocative)
runi (locative singular)
runama (locative plural)
runom (instrumental singular)
runama (instrumental plural)


runa

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


азот

а̀зот (canonical masculine)
àzot (romanization)
азот (nominative singular)
азота (genitive singular)
азоту (dative singular)
азот (accusative singular)
азоте (singular vocative)
азоту (locative singular)
азотом (instrumental singular)


ћумур

ћу̀мур (canonical masculine)
ćùmur (romanization)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish كومور (kömür) (compare Turkish kömür), from Proto-Turkic *kömür (“coal”).


ćumur

ćùmur (canonical masculine)
ћу̀мур (Cyrillic)

(uncountable, regional, chiefly Bosnia) coal, charcoal


ugljik

ùgljīk (canonical masculine)
у̀гљӣк (Cyrillic)
ùgljīk (nominative singular)
ugljici (nominative plural)
ugljíka (genitive singular)
ugljika (genitive plural)
ugljiku (dative singular)
ugljicima (dative plural)
ugljik (accusative singular)
ugljike (accusative plural)
ugljiče (singular vocative)
ugljici (plural vocative)
ugljiku (locative singular)
ugljicima (locative plural)
ugljikom (instrumental singular)
ugljicima (instrumental plural)
ugljenik (alternative Montenegro Serbia)

Coined by Croatian linguist Bogoslav Šulek in the 19th century. Calquing from Slavic base *ǫgl-, which normally gave ȕgljēn.


azot

àzot (canonical masculine)
а̀зот (Cyrillic)
azot (nominative singular)
azoti (nominative plural)
azota (genitive singular)
azota (genitive plural)
azotu (dative singular)
azotima (dative plural)
azot (accusative singular)
azote (accusative plural)
azote (singular vocative)
azoti (plural vocative)
azotu (locative singular)
azotima (locative plural)
azotom (instrumental singular)
azotima (instrumental plural)


dušik

dùšīk (canonical masculine)
ду̀шӣк (Cyrillic)
dùšīk (nominative singular)
dušici (nominative plural)
dušíka (genitive singular)
dušika (genitive plural)
dušiku (dative singular)
dušicima (dative plural)
dušik (accusative singular)
dušike (accusative plural)
dušiče (singular vocative)
dušici (plural vocative)
dušiku (locative singular)
dušicima (locative plural)
dušikom (instrumental singular)
dušicima (instrumental plural)

Coined by Croatian linguist Bogoslav Šulek in the 19th century. Modeled after Czech dusík, from the same Slavic root that gave dúša.


берилијум

бѐрӣлијум (canonical masculine)
bèrīlijum (romanization)
бѐрӣлиј (alternative Bosnian Croatian)

бе‧ри‧ли‧јум


угаљ

у̏гаљ (canonical masculine)
ȕgalj (romanization)
у̏гаљ (nominative singular)
угљи (nominative plural)
у̏гља (genitive singular)
угаља (genitive plural)
угљу (dative singular)
угљима (dative plural)
угаљ (accusative singular)
угље (accusative plural)
угљу (singular vocative)
угљи (plural vocative)
угљу (locative singular)
угљима (locative plural)
угљем (instrumental singular)
угљима (instrumental plural)
у̏гље̄н (alternative Croatia)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *ǫglь, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *ánˀglis, from Proto-Indo-European *h₁óngʷl̥ (“charcoal”).

(Bosnia, Montenegro, Serbia) coal, charcoal


ugalj

ȕgalj (canonical masculine)
у̏гаљ (Cyrillic)
ȕgalj (nominative singular)
uglji (nominative plural)
ȕglja (genitive singular)
ugalja (genitive plural)
uglju (dative singular)
ugljima (dative plural)
ugalj (accusative singular)
uglje (accusative plural)
uglju (singular vocative)
uglji (plural vocative)
uglju (locative singular)
ugljima (locative plural)
ugljem (instrumental singular)
ugljima (instrumental plural)
ȕgljēn (alternative Croatia)


vodik

vòdīk (canonical masculine)
во̀дӣк (Cyrillic)
vòdīk (nominative singular)
vodici (nominative plural)
vodíka (genitive singular)
vodika (genitive plural)
vodiku (dative singular)
vodicima (dative plural)
vodik (accusative singular)
vodike (accusative plural)
vodiče (singular vocative)
vodici (plural vocative)
vodiku (locative singular)
vodicima (locative plural)
vodikom (instrumental singular)
vodicima (instrumental plural)
vodonik (alternative Montenegro Serbia)

Coined by Bogoslav Šulek in the 19th century. Calquing from vòda, and after the Czech term vodík.


олово

о̏лово (canonical neuter)
ȍlovo (romanization)
олово (nominative singular)
олова (nominative plural)
олова (genitive singular)
олова (genitive plural)
олову (dative singular)
оловима (dative plural)
олово (accusative singular)
олова (accusative plural)
олово (singular vocative)
олова (plural vocative)
олову (locative singular)
оловима (locative plural)
оловом (instrumental singular)
оловима (instrumental plural)


мајица

ма̏јица (canonical feminine)
mȁjica (romanization)
мајица (nominative singular)
мајице (nominative plural)
мајице (genitive singular)
мајица (genitive plural)
мајици (dative singular)
мајицама (dative plural)
мајицу (accusative singular)
мајице (accusative plural)
мајице (singular vocative)
мајицо (singular vocative)
мајице (plural vocative)
мајици (locative singular)
мајицама (locative plural)
мајицом (instrumental singular)
мајицама (instrumental plural)

→ Pannonian Rusyn: маїца (majica)


majica

mȁjica (canonical feminine)
ма̏јица (Cyrillic)
majica (nominative singular)
majice (nominative plural)
majice (genitive singular)
majica (genitive plural)
majici (dative singular)
majicama (dative plural)
majicu (accusative singular)
majice (accusative plural)
majice (singular vocative)
majico (singular vocative)
majice (plural vocative)
majici (locative singular)
majicama (locative plural)
majicom (instrumental singular)
majicama (instrumental plural)

→ Pannonian Rusyn: маїца (majica)

Derived from French maillot, Italian maglia.


кошуља

sh-noun

ко̀шуља f (Latin spelling kòšulja, diminutive ко̀шуљица)

ко̀шуља (canonical feminine)
kòšulja (romanization)
ко̀шуљица (diminutive)
ко̀шуља (nominative singular)
кошуље (nominative plural)
кошуље (genitive singular)
ко̏шӯља̄ (genitive plural)
кошуљи (dative singular)
кошуљама (dative plural)
кошуљу (accusative singular)
кошуље (accusative plural)
кошуљо (singular vocative)
кошуље (plural vocative)
кошуљи (locative singular)
кошуљама (locative plural)
кошуљом (instrumental singular)
кошуљама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *košuľa, from Latin casula (“cloak”).


košulja

kòšulja f (Cyrillic spelling ко̀шуља, diminutive kòšuljica)

kòšulja (canonical feminine)
ко̀шуља (Cyrillic)
kòšuljica (diminutive)
kòšulja (nominative singular)
košulje (nominative plural)
košulje (genitive singular)
kȍšūljā (genitive plural)
košulji (dative singular)
košuljama (dative plural)
košulju (accusative singular)
košulje (accusative plural)
košuljo (singular vocative)
košulje (plural vocative)
košulji (locative singular)
košuljama (locative plural)
košuljom (instrumental singular)
košuljama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *košuľa, from Latin casula (“cloak”). Doublet of kècelja.


платина

пла̀тина (canonical feminine)
plàtina (romanization)
платина (nominative singular)
платине (genitive singular)
платини (dative singular)
платину (accusative singular)
платино (singular vocative)
платини (locative singular)
платином (instrumental singular)


клетва

кле̑тва (canonical feminine)
klȇtva (romanization)
кле̑тва (nominative singular)
клетве (nominative plural)
клетве (genitive singular)
кле̑та̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
кле̑твӣ (genitive plural)
клетви (dative singular)
клетвама (dative plural)
клетву (accusative singular)
клетве (accusative plural)
клетво (singular vocative)
клетве (plural vocative)
клетви (locative singular)
клетвама (locative plural)
клетвом (instrumental singular)
клетвама (instrumental plural)


kletva

klȇtva (canonical feminine)
кле̑тва (Cyrillic)
klȇtva (nominative singular)
kletve (nominative plural)
kletve (genitive singular)
klȇtāvā (genitive plural)
klȇtvī (genitive plural)
kletvi (dative singular)
kletvama (dative plural)
kletvu (accusative singular)
kletve (accusative plural)
kletvo (singular vocative)
kletve (plural vocative)
kletvi (locative singular)
kletvama (locative plural)
kletvom (instrumental singular)
kletvama (instrumental plural)


проклетство

прокле́тство

прокле́тство n (Latin spelling proklétstvo)

прокле́тство (canonical neuter)
proklétstvo (romanization)
прокле́тство (nominative singular)
проклетства (nominative plural)
проклетства (genitive singular)
про̀кле̄тста̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
про̀кле̄тства̄ (genitive plural)
проклетству (dative singular)
проклетствима (dative plural)
проклетство (accusative singular)
проклетства (accusative plural)
проклетство (singular vocative)
проклетства (plural vocative)
проклетству (locative singular)
проклетствима (locative plural)
проклетством (instrumental singular)
проклетствима (instrumental plural)


prokletstvo

proklétstvo n (Cyrillic spelling прокле́тство)

proklétstvo (canonical neuter)
прокле́тство (Cyrillic)
proklétstvo (nominative singular)
prokletstva (nominative plural)
prokletstva (genitive singular)
pròklētstāvā (genitive plural)
pròklētstvā (genitive plural)
prokletstvu (dative singular)
prokletstvima (dative plural)
prokletstvo (accusative singular)
prokletstva (accusative plural)
prokletstvo (singular vocative)
prokletstva (plural vocative)
prokletstvu (locative singular)
prokletstvima (locative plural)
prokletstvom (instrumental singular)
prokletstvima (instrumental plural)


псовка

псо̑вка (canonical feminine)
psȏvka (romanization)
псо̑вка (nominative singular)
псовке (nominative plural)
псовке (genitive singular)
псо̑вкӣ (genitive plural)
псовки (dative singular)
псовци (dative singular)
псовкама (dative plural)
псовку (accusative singular)
псовке (accusative plural)
псовко (singular vocative)
псовке (plural vocative)
псовки (locative singular)
псовци (locative singular)
псовкама (locative plural)
псовком (instrumental singular)
псовкама (instrumental plural)


psovka

psȏvka (canonical feminine)
псо̑вка (Cyrillic)
psȏvka (nominative singular)
psovke (nominative plural)
psovke (genitive singular)
psȏvkī (genitive plural)
psovki (dative singular)
psovci (dative singular)
psovkama (dative plural)
psovku (accusative singular)
psovke (accusative plural)
psovko (singular vocative)
psovke (plural vocative)
psovki (locative singular)
psovci (locative singular)
psovkama (locative plural)
psovkom (instrumental singular)
psovkama (instrumental plural)


заклетва

за́клетва (canonical feminine)
zákletva (romanization)
заклетва (nominative singular)
заклетве (nominative plural)
заклетве (genitive singular)
за́клетва̄ (genitive plural)
за́клетвӣ (genitive plural)
заклетви (dative singular)
заклетвама (dative plural)
заклетву (accusative singular)
заклетве (accusative plural)
заклетво (singular vocative)
заклетве (plural vocative)
заклетви (locative singular)
заклетвама (locative plural)
заклетвом (instrumental singular)
заклетвама (instrumental plural)


zakletva

zákletva f (Cyrillic spelling за́клетва)

zákletva (canonical feminine)
за́клетва (Cyrillic)
zakletva (nominative singular)
zakletve (nominative plural)
zakletve (genitive singular)
zákletvā (genitive plural)
zákletvī (genitive plural)
zakletvi (dative singular)
zakletvama (dative plural)
zakletvu (accusative singular)
zakletve (accusative plural)
zakletvo (singular vocative)
zakletve (plural vocative)
zakletvi (locative singular)
zakletvama (locative plural)
zakletvom (instrumental singular)
zakletvama (instrumental plural)


присега

при̏сега (canonical feminine)
prȉsega (romanization)
присега (nominative singular)
присеге (nominative plural)
присеге (genitive singular)
присега (genitive plural)
присези (dative singular)
присегама (dative plural)
присегу (accusative singular)
присеге (accusative plural)
присего (singular vocative)
присеге (plural vocative)
присези (locative singular)
присегама (locative plural)
присегом (instrumental singular)
присегама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *prisęga.
Cognate with Slovene prisega, Russian присяга (prisjaga), Slovak prísaha. Compare сегнути.


prisega

prȉsega (canonical feminine)
при̏сега (Cyrillic)
prisega (nominative singular)
prisege (nominative plural)
prisege (genitive singular)
prisega (genitive plural)
prisezi (dative singular)
prisegama (dative plural)
prisegu (accusative singular)
prisege (accusative plural)
prisego (singular vocative)
prisege (plural vocative)
prisezi (locative singular)
prisegama (locative plural)
prisegom (instrumental singular)
prisegama (instrumental plural)


харфа

ха̑рфа (canonical feminine)
hȃrfa (romanization)
харфа (nominative singular)
харфе (nominative plural)
харфе (genitive singular)
ха̑рфа̄ (genitive plural)
ха̑рфӣ (genitive plural)
харфи (dative singular)
харфама (dative plural)
харфу (accusative singular)
харфе (accusative plural)
харфо (singular vocative)
харфе (plural vocative)
харфи (locative singular)
харфама (locative plural)
харфом (instrumental singular)
харфама (instrumental plural)

From Old High German harfa, from Proto-Germanic *harpǭ.


harfa

hȃrfa (canonical feminine)
ха̑рфа (Cyrillic)
harfa (nominative singular)
harfe (nominative plural)
harfe (genitive singular)
hȃrfā (genitive plural)
hȃrfī (genitive plural)
harfi (dative singular)
harfama (dative plural)
harfu (accusative singular)
harfe (accusative plural)
harfo (singular vocative)
harfe (plural vocative)
harfi (locative singular)
harfama (locative plural)
harfom (instrumental singular)
harfama (instrumental plural)

From Old High German harfa, from Proto-West Germanic *harpā.


hodnik

hȍdnīk (canonical masculine)
хо̏днӣк (Cyrillic)
hȍdnīk (nominative singular)
hȍdnīci (nominative plural)
hodnika (genitive singular)
hodnika (genitive plural)
hodniku (dative singular)
hodnicima (dative plural)
hodnik (accusative singular)
hodnike (accusative plural)
hodniče (singular vocative)
hodnici (plural vocative)
hodniku (locative singular)
hodnicima (locative plural)
hodnikom (instrumental singular)
hodnicima (instrumental plural)


ходник

хо̏днӣк (canonical masculine)
hȍdnīk (romanization)
хо̏днӣк (nominative singular)
хо̏днӣци (nominative plural)
ходника (genitive singular)
ходника (genitive plural)
ходнику (dative singular)
ходницима (dative plural)
ходник (accusative singular)
ходнике (accusative plural)
ходниче (singular vocative)
ходници (plural vocative)
ходнику (locative singular)
ходницима (locative plural)
ходником (instrumental singular)
ходницима (instrumental plural)


koridor

korìdōr (canonical masculine)
корѝдо̄р (Cyrillic)
korìdōr (nominative singular)
koridori (nominative plural)
koridóra (genitive singular)
koridora (genitive plural)
koridoru (dative singular)
koridorima (dative plural)
koridor (accusative singular)
koridore (accusative plural)
koridore (singular vocative)
koridori (plural vocative)
koridoru (locative singular)
koridorima (locative plural)
koridorom (instrumental singular)
koridorima (instrumental plural)

From German Korridor, from Italian corridore.


кулоар

куло̀а̄р (canonical masculine)
kulòār (romanization)
куло̀а̄р (nominative singular)
кулоари (nominative plural)
кулоа́ра (genitive singular)
кулоара (genitive plural)
кулоару (dative singular)
кулоарима (dative plural)
кулоар (accusative singular)
кулоаре (accusative plural)
кулоаре (singular vocative)
кулоару (singular vocative)
кулоаре (plural vocative)
кулоару (locative singular)
кулоарима (locative plural)
кулоаром (instrumental singular)
кулоарима (instrumental plural)


kuloar

kulòār (canonical masculine)
куло̀а̄р (Cyrillic)
kulòār (nominative singular)
kuloari (nominative plural)
kuloára (genitive singular)
kuloara (genitive plural)
kuloaru (dative singular)
kuloarima (dative plural)
kuloar (accusative singular)
kuloare (accusative plural)
kuloare (singular vocative)
kuloaru (singular vocative)
kuloare (plural vocative)
kuloaru (locative singular)
kuloarima (locative plural)
kuloarom (instrumental singular)
kuloarima (instrumental plural)


salon

sàlōn (canonical masculine)
са̀ло̄н (Cyrillic)
sàlōn (nominative singular)
saloni (nominative plural)
salóna (genitive singular)
salona (genitive plural)
salonu (dative singular)
salonima (dative plural)
salon (accusative singular)
salone (accusative plural)
salone (singular vocative)
saloni (plural vocative)
salonu (locative singular)
salonima (locative plural)
salonom (instrumental singular)
salonima (instrumental plural)

gallery (institution, building, or room for the exhibition and conservation of works of art)

gallery (establishment that buys, sells, and displays works of art)

frizerski salon

krojački salon

shop (hairdresser, tailor, massage etc.)


аргон

а̀рго̄н (canonical masculine)
àrgōn (romanization)
а̀рго̄н (nominative singular)
арго́на (genitive singular)
арго́ну (dative singular)
а̀рго̄н (accusative singular)
а̏рго̄не (singular vocative)
арго́ну (locative singular)
арго́ном (instrumental singular)


хлор

хло̑р (canonical masculine)
hlȏr (romanization)
хлор (nominative singular)
хлорови (nominative plural)
хлора (genitive singular)
хлорова (genitive plural)
хлору (dative singular)
хлоровима (dative plural)
хлор (accusative singular)
хлорове (accusative plural)
хлоре (singular vocative)
хлорови (plural vocative)
хлору (locative singular)
хлоровима (locative plural)
хлором (instrumental singular)
хлоровима (instrumental plural)
кло̑р (alternative Croatia)

From Ancient Greek χλωρός (khlōrós, “light green, yellowish green, yellow”).


фосфор

фо̏сфор (canonical masculine)
fȍsfor (romanization)
фосфор (nominative singular)
фосфора (genitive singular)
фосфору (dative singular)
фосфор (accusative singular)
фосфоре (singular vocative)
фосфору (locative singular)
фосфором (instrumental singular)


неон

нѐо̄н (canonical masculine)
nèōn (romanization)
нѐо̄н (nominative singular)
нео́на (genitive singular)
неону (dative singular)
неон (accusative singular)
неоне (singular vocative)
неону (locative singular)
неоном (instrumental singular)


imitator

sh-noun

imìtātor m (Cyrillic spelling имѝта̄тор)

imìtātor (canonical masculine)
имѝта̄тор (Cyrillic)
imitator (nominative singular)
imitatori (nominative plural)
imitatora (genitive singular)
imitatora (genitive plural)
imitatoru (dative singular)
imitatorima (dative plural)
imitatora (accusative singular)
imitatore (accusative plural)
imitatore (singular vocative)
imitatori (plural vocative)
imitatoru (locative singular)
imitatorima (locative plural)
imitatorom (instrumental singular)
imitatorima (instrumental plural)


merak

mèrāk (canonical masculine)
мѐра̄к (Cyrillic)
merak (nominative singular)
meraci (nominative plural)
meraka (genitive singular)
meraka (genitive plural)
meraku (dative singular)
meracima (dative plural)
merak (accusative singular)
merake (accusative plural)
merače (singular vocative)
meraci (plural vocative)
meraku (locative singular)
meracima (locative plural)
merakom (instrumental singular)
meracima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish مراق (merak).


снег

сне̑г (canonical masculine)
snȇg (romanization)
сне̑г (nominative singular)
сне̏гови (nominative plural)
снега (genitive singular)
снегова (genitive plural)
снегу (dative singular)
снеговима (dative plural)
снег (accusative singular)
снегове (accusative plural)
снеже (singular vocative)
снегу (singular vocative)
снегови (plural vocative)
снегу (locative singular)
снеговима (locative plural)
снегом (instrumental singular)
снеговима (instrumental plural)
сније̑г (alternative Ijekavian)
сниг (alternative Ikavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sněgъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *snáigas, from Proto-Indo-European *snóygʷʰos.

Отац скида снег са крова.

trigonometric function
trigonometric function


sud

sȗd (canonical masculine)
су̑д (Cyrillic)
sȗd (nominative singular)
sȕdovi (nominative plural)
súda (genitive singular)
sudova (genitive plural)
sudu (dative singular)
sudovima (dative plural)
sud (accusative singular)
sudove (accusative plural)
sude (singular vocative)
sudovi (plural vocative)
sudu (locative singular)
sudovima (locative plural)
sudom (instrumental singular)
sudovima (instrumental plural)


sud

sȗd (canonical masculine)
су̑д (Cyrillic)
sȗd (nominative singular)
sȕdovi (nominative plural)
sudi (nominative plural)
suda (genitive singular)
sudova (genitive plural)
suda (genitive plural)
sudu (dative singular)
sudovima (dative plural)
sudima (dative plural)
sud (accusative singular)
sudove (accusative plural)
sude (accusative plural)
sude (singular vocative)
sudovi (plural vocative)
sudi (plural vocative)
sudu (locative singular)
sudovima (locative plural)
sudima (locative plural)
sudom (instrumental singular)
sudovima (instrumental plural)
sudima (instrumental plural)


osa

òsa (canonical feminine)
о̀са (Cyrillic)
òsa (nominative singular)
ósa (nominative singular)
ose (nominative plural)
ose (genitive singular)
osa (genitive plural)
osi (dative singular)
osama (dative plural)
osu (accusative singular)
ose (accusative plural)
oso (singular vocative)
ose (plural vocative)
osi (locative singular)
osama (locative plural)
osom (instrumental singular)
osama (instrumental plural)


osa

ȏsa (canonical feminine)
о̑са (Cyrillic)
ȏsa (nominative singular)
ȏse (nominative plural)
ȏse (genitive singular)
ósa (genitive plural)
osi (dative singular)
osama (dative plural)
osu (accusative singular)
ose (accusative plural)
oso (singular vocative)
ose (plural vocative)
osi (locative singular)
osama (locative plural)
osom (instrumental singular)
osama (instrumental plural)
ȏs (alternative Croatia)


sultan

sùltān (canonical masculine)
су̀лта̄н (Cyrillic)
sùltān (nominative singular)
sultani (nominative plural)
sultána (genitive singular)
sultana (genitive plural)
sultanu (dative singular)
sultanima (dative plural)
sultana (accusative singular)
sultane (accusative plural)
sultane (singular vocative)
sultani (plural vocative)
sultanu (locative singular)
sultanima (locative plural)
sultanom (instrumental singular)
sultanima (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish سلطان (compare Turkish sultan), from Arabic سُلْطَان (sulṭān). First attested in the 13th century.


мујезин

мујѐзӣн (canonical masculine)
mujèzīn (romanization)
мујѐзӣн (nominative singular)
мујезини (nominative plural)
мујези́на (genitive singular)
мујезина (genitive plural)
мујезину (dative singular)
мујезинима (dative plural)
мујезина (accusative singular)
мујезине (accusative plural)
мујезине (singular vocative)
мујезини (plural vocative)
мујезину (locative singular)
мујезинима (locative plural)
мујезином (instrumental singular)
мујезинима (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish مؤذن (müezzin), from Arabic مُؤَذِّن (muʔaḏḏin). Cognate with obsolete or dialectal Bulgarian мюези́н (mjuezín).


mujezin

mujèzīn (canonical masculine)
мујѐзӣн (Cyrillic)
mujèzīn (nominative singular)
mujezini (nominative plural)
mujezína (genitive singular)
mujezina (genitive plural)
mujezinu (dative singular)
mujezinima (dative plural)
mujezina (accusative singular)
mujezine (accusative plural)
mujezine (singular vocative)
mujezini (plural vocative)
mujezinu (locative singular)
mujezinima (locative plural)
mujezinom (instrumental singular)
mujezinima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish مؤذن (müezzin), from Arabic مُؤَذِّن (muʔaḏḏin). Cognate with obsolete or dialectal Bulgarian мюезин (mjuezin).


минарет

мина́рет (canonical masculine)
mináret (romanization)
минарет (nominative singular)
минарети (nominative plural)
минарета (genitive singular)
минарета (genitive plural)
минарету (dative singular)
минаретима (dative plural)
минарет (accusative singular)
минарете (accusative plural)
минарете (singular vocative)
минарети (plural vocative)
минарету (locative singular)
минаретима (locative plural)
минаретом (instrumental singular)
минаретима (instrumental plural)

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


munara

munára (canonical feminine)
муна́ра (Cyrillic)
munara (nominative singular)
munare (nominative plural)
munare (genitive singular)
munara (genitive plural)
munari (dative singular)
munarama (dative plural)
munaru (accusative singular)
munare (accusative plural)
munaro (singular vocative)
munare (plural vocative)
munari (locative singular)
munarama (locative plural)
munarom (instrumental singular)
munarama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish مناره (minare), from Arabic مَنَارَة (manāra).

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


злорадост

sh-noun

зло̀радо̄ст f (Latin spelling zlòradōst)

зло̀радо̄ст (canonical feminine)
zlòradōst (romanization)
зло̀радо̄ст (nominative singular)
зло̀радо̄сти (genitive singular)
злорадости (dative singular)
злорадост (accusative singular)
злорадости (singular vocative)
злорадости (locative singular)
зло̀радости (instrumental singular)
зло̀радошћу (instrumental singular)

sh-decl-noun-unc

зло̀радо̄сти

зло̀радости / зло̀радошћу

злу̀радо̄ст злурадост#Serbo-Croatian


zloradost

sh-noun

zlòradōst f (Cyrillic spelling зло̀радо̄ст)

zlòradōst (canonical feminine)
зло̀радо̄ст (Cyrillic)
zlòradōst (nominative singular)
zlòradōsti (genitive singular)
zloradosti (dative singular)
zloradost (accusative singular)
zloradosti (singular vocative)
zloradosti (locative singular)
zlòradosti (instrumental singular)
zlòradošću (instrumental singular)


муња

му́ња (canonical feminine)
múnja (romanization)
муња (nominative singular)
муње (nominative plural)
муње (genitive singular)
муња (genitive plural)
муњи (dative singular)
муњама (dative plural)
муњу (accusative singular)
муње (accusative plural)
муњо (singular vocative)
муње (plural vocative)
муњи (locative singular)
муњама (locative plural)
муњом (instrumental singular)
муњама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *mъlnьji or *mьlnьji, from *mъldnьji or *mъldni.


munja

múnja (canonical feminine)
му́ња (Cyrillic)
munja (nominative singular)
munje (nominative plural)
munje (genitive singular)
munja (genitive plural)
munji (dative singular)
munjama (dative plural)
munju (accusative singular)
munje (accusative plural)
munjo (singular vocative)
munje (plural vocative)
munji (locative singular)
munjama (locative plural)
munjom (instrumental singular)
munjama (instrumental plural)


grom

grȏm (canonical masculine)
гро̑м (Cyrillic)
grȏm (nominative singular)
grȍmovi (nominative plural)
grȍma (genitive singular)
grȍmōvā (genitive plural)
grȍmu (dative singular)
grȍmovima (dative plural)
grȏm (accusative singular)
grȍmove (accusative plural)
grȍme (singular vocative)
grȍmovi (plural vocative)
grȍmu (locative singular)
grȍmovima (locative plural)
grȍmom (instrumental singular)
grȍmovima (instrumental plural)


сладолед

сла̏доле̄д (canonical masculine)
slȁdolēd (romanization)
сладолед (nominative singular)
сладоледи (nominative plural)
сладоледа (genitive singular)
сладоледа (genitive plural)
сладоледу (dative singular)
сладоледима (dative plural)
сладолед (accusative singular)
сладоледе (accusative plural)
сладоледе (singular vocative)
сладоледи (plural vocative)
сладоледу (locative singular)
сладоледима (locative plural)
сладоледом (instrumental singular)
сладоледима (instrumental plural)

From сладак + -о- + лед.

af

сладак + -о- + лед


sladoled

sh-noun

slȁdolēd m (Cyrillic spelling сла̏доле̄д)

slȁdolēd (canonical masculine)
сла̏доле̄д (Cyrillic)
sladoled (nominative singular)
sladoledi (nominative plural)
sladoleda (genitive singular)
sladoleda (genitive plural)
sladoledu (dative singular)
sladoledima (dative plural)
sladoled (accusative singular)
sladolede (accusative plural)
sladolede (singular vocative)
sladoledi (plural vocative)
sladoledu (locative singular)
sladoledima (locative plural)
sladoledom (instrumental singular)
sladoledima (instrumental plural)

From sladak + -o- + led.
Likely coined in the 1830's; the first attestation is in an ice-cream ad in a Zagreb newspaper from 1836.


паун

па̏ӯн (canonical masculine)
pȁūn (romanization)
паун (nominative singular)
пауни (nominative plural)
пауна (genitive singular)
пауна (genitive plural)
пауну (dative singular)
паунима (dative plural)
пауна (accusative singular)
пауне (accusative plural)
пауне (singular vocative)
пауни (plural vocative)
пауну (locative singular)
паунима (locative plural)
пауном (instrumental singular)
паунима (instrumental plural)

From Italian pavone, from Latin pāvōnem.


фазан

фа̀за̄н (canonical masculine)
fàzān (romanization)
фа̀за̄н (nominative singular)
фазани (nominative plural)
фаза́на (genitive singular)
фазана (genitive plural)
фазану (dative singular)
фазанима (dative plural)
фазана (accusative singular)
фазане (accusative plural)
фазане (singular vocative)
фазани (plural vocative)
фазану (locative singular)
фазанима (locative plural)
фазаном (instrumental singular)
фазанима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Fasan, from Latin phasianus, from Ancient Greek φασιανός (phasianós, “bird of the river Φᾶσις (Phâsis)”).

der

bird of the river <i class="Polyt mention" lang="grc">Φᾶσις</i> (Phâsis)


fazan

fàzān (canonical masculine)
фа̀за̄н (Cyrillic)
fàzān (nominative singular)
fazani (nominative plural)
fazána (genitive singular)
fazana (genitive plural)
fazanu (dative singular)
fazanima (dative plural)
fazana (accusative singular)
fazane (accusative plural)
fazane (singular vocative)
fazani (plural vocative)
fazanu (locative singular)
fazanima (locative plural)
fazanom (instrumental singular)
fazanima (instrumental plural)

From German Fasan, from Latin phasianus, from Ancient Greek φασιανός (phasianós, “bird of the river Φᾶσις (Phâsis)”).


кукуруз

куку̀руз (canonical masculine)
kukùruz (romanization)
кукуруз (nominative singular)
кукурузи (nominative plural)
кукуруза (genitive singular)
кукуруза (genitive plural)
кукурузу (dative singular)
кукурузима (dative plural)
кукуруз (accusative singular)
кукурузе (accusative plural)
кукурузе (singular vocative)
кукурузи (plural vocative)
кукурузу (locative singular)
кукурузима (locative plural)
кукурузом (instrumental singular)
кукурузима (instrumental plural)

Unknown. First attested as kukuruza 'buckwheat, Fagopyrum' in 17th-century Ivan Belostenec's Gazophylacium. Actual maize was introduced to Croatia from the Southern Europe around 1611, and soon spread further into Balkans. In modern meaning since 1727
The explanation that the term is borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قوقوروز (kokoroz) (attested in 15th-16th centuries, but exact sense unclear), ultimately from Albanian *kokërrëz, from kokërr, remains frequently cited, but derivation from Turkic kokoros (“corn, maize”) was refuted by F. Miklošič and F. E. Korsch.
Akin to Russian кукуру́за (kukurúza), Ukrainian кукуру́(д)з (kukurú(d)z), кукуру́(д)за (kukurú(d)za), Bulgarian кукуру́з (kukurúz), кукума́ра (kukumára), кукура́тка (kukurátka), Slovene kukuruza, kukorica, koruza, Polish kukurudza, kukurydza. German Kukuruz was borrowed from Slavic.
The suggestion of a Slavic origin and a relationship to Serbo-Croatian kukurek (“hellebore”) and Bulgarian кукуря́к (kukurják, “hellebore”), Slovene kukurjav, kukurjast (“curled”) does not explain the word-form difficulties (-dz-). Compare Bulgarian момору́з (momorúz), моморо́з (momoróz, “corn, maize”), мамалига (mamaliga, “hominy”).
If the source were Romanian cucuruz, it should have originally had the meaning of "pine cones".
A noteworthy hypothesis for the source of "kukuru" is a word used for calling poultry for their feeding (with corn/maize).


kukuruz

kukùruz (canonical masculine)
куку̀руз (Cyrillic)
kukuruz (nominative singular)
kukuruzi (nominative plural)
kukuruza (genitive singular)
kukuruza (genitive plural)
kukuruzu (dative singular)
kukuruzima (dative plural)
kukuruz (accusative singular)
kukuruze (accusative plural)
kukuruze (singular vocative)
kukuruzi (plural vocative)
kukuruzu (locative singular)
kukuruzima (locative plural)
kukuruzom (instrumental singular)
kukuruzima (instrumental plural)

→ German: Kukuruz
→ English: kukuruz

→ Hungarian: kukorica

Unknown, but perhaps from Ottoman Turkish قوقوروز (kukuruz, “maize”), from Albanian kokërrëz, from kokërr (“bead, pellet, grain”).
First attested as kukuruza 'buckwheat, Fagopyrum' in 17th-century Ivan Belostenec's Gazophylacium. Actual maize was introduced to Croatia from Southern Europe around 1611, and soon spread further into Balkans. In modern form and meaning since 1727.

bor

kukurúza→? Albanian: kukurec→ Greek: κοκορέτσι→ English: kokoretsi


кукуруза

кукуру́за (canonical feminine)
kukurúza (romanization)
кукуруза (nominative singular)
кукурузе (nominative plural)
кукурузе (genitive singular)
кукуруза (genitive plural)
кукурузи (dative singular)
кукурузама (dative plural)
кукурузу (accusative singular)
кукурузе (accusative plural)
кукурузо (singular vocative)
кукурузе (plural vocative)
кукурузи (locative singular)
кукурузама (locative plural)
кукурузом (instrumental singular)
кукурузама (instrumental plural)


kukuruza

sh-noun

kukurúza f (Cyrillic spelling кукуру́за)

kukurúza (canonical feminine)
кукуру́за (Cyrillic)
kukuruza (nominative singular)
kukuruze (nominative plural)
kukuruze (genitive singular)
kukuruza (genitive plural)
kukuruzi (dative singular)
kukuruzama (dative plural)
kukuruzu (accusative singular)
kukuruze (accusative plural)
kukuruzo (singular vocative)
kukuruze (plural vocative)
kukuruzi (locative singular)
kukuruzama (locative plural)
kukuruzom (instrumental singular)
kukuruzama (instrumental plural)

→? Albanian: kukurec

desctree

→ Greek: κοκορέτσι (kokorétsi)
→ English: kokoretsi


polje

pȍlje (canonical neuter)
по̏ље (Cyrillic)
pȍlje (nominative singular)
pòlja (nominative plural)
pȍlja (nominative plural)
pȍlja (genitive singular)
póljā (genitive plural)
pȏljā (genitive plural)
pȍlju (dative singular)
pòljima (dative plural)
pȍljima (dative plural)
pȍlje (accusative singular)
pòlja (accusative plural)
pȍlja (accusative plural)
pȍlje (singular vocative)
pòlja (plural vocative)
pȍlja (plural vocative)
pȍlju (locative singular)
pòljima (locative plural)
pȍljima (locative plural)
pȍljem (instrumental singular)
pòljima (instrumental plural)
pȍljima (instrumental plural)


reformist

sh-noun

refòrmist m (Cyrillic spelling рефо̀рмист)

refòrmist (canonical masculine)
рефо̀рмист (Cyrillic)
reformist (nominative singular)
reformisti (nominative plural)
reformista (genitive singular)
reformista (genitive plural)
reformistu (dative singular)
reformistima (dative plural)
reformista (accusative singular)
reformiste (accusative plural)
reformiste (singular vocative)
reformisti (plural vocative)
reformistu (locative singular)
reformistima (locative plural)
reformistom (instrumental singular)
reformistima (instrumental plural)


царевина

ца̏ревина (canonical feminine)
cȁrevina (romanization)
царевина (nominative singular)
царевине (nominative plural)
царевине (genitive singular)
царевина (genitive plural)
царевини (dative singular)
царевинама (dative plural)
царевину (accusative singular)
царевине (accusative plural)
царевино (singular vocative)
царевине (plural vocative)
царевини (locative singular)
царевинама (locative plural)
царевином (instrumental singular)
царевинама (instrumental plural)


carevina

cȁrevina f (Cyrillic spelling ца̏ревина)

cȁrevina (canonical feminine)
ца̏ревина (Cyrillic)
carevina (nominative singular)
carevine (nominative plural)
carevine (genitive singular)
carevina (genitive plural)
carevini (dative singular)
carevinama (dative plural)
carevinu (accusative singular)
carevine (accusative plural)
carevino (singular vocative)
carevine (plural vocative)
carevini (locative singular)
carevinama (locative plural)
carevinom (instrumental singular)
carevinama (instrumental plural)


империја

ѝмпе̄рӣја (canonical masculine)
ìmpērīja (romanization)
империја (nominative singular)
империје (nominative plural)
империје (genitive singular)
империја (genitive plural)
империје (dative singular)
империјама (dative plural)
империју (accusative singular)
империје (accusative plural)
империјо (singular vocative)
империје (plural vocative)
империји (locative singular)
империјама (locative plural)
империјом (instrumental singular)
империјама (instrumental plural)
ѝмпе̄рӣј (alternative Croatia)


imperija

ìmpērīja m (Cyrillic spelling ѝмпе̄рӣја)

ìmpērīja (canonical masculine)
ѝмпе̄рӣја (Cyrillic)
imperija (nominative singular)
imperije (nominative plural)
imperije (genitive singular)
imperija (genitive plural)
imperije (dative singular)
imperijama (dative plural)
imperiju (accusative singular)
imperije (accusative plural)
imperijo (singular vocative)
imperije (plural vocative)
imperiji (locative singular)
imperijama (locative plural)
imperijom (instrumental singular)
imperijama (instrumental plural)
ìmpērīj (alternative Croatia)


одговор

о̏дгово̄р (canonical masculine)
ȍdgovōr (romanization)
одговор (nominative singular)
одговори (nominative plural)
одговора (genitive singular)
одговора (genitive plural)
одговору (dative singular)
одговорима (dative plural)
одговор (accusative singular)
одговоре (accusative plural)
одговоре (singular vocative)
одговори (plural vocative)
одговору (locative singular)
одговорима (locative plural)
одговором (instrumental singular)
одговорима (instrumental plural)

From од- + говор.


odgovor

ȍdgovōr (canonical masculine)
о̏дгово̄р (Cyrillic)
odgovor (nominative singular)
odgovori (nominative plural)
odgovora (genitive singular)
odgovora (genitive plural)
odgovoru (dative singular)
odgovorima (dative plural)
odgovor (accusative singular)
odgovore (accusative plural)
odgovore (singular vocative)
odgovori (plural vocative)
odgovoru (locative singular)
odgovorima (locative plural)
odgovorom (instrumental singular)
odgovorima (instrumental plural)


решење

реше́ње (canonical neuter)
rešénje (romanization)
решење (nominative singular)
решења (nominative plural)
решења (genitive singular)
решења (genitive plural)
решењу (dative singular)
решењима (dative plural)
решење (accusative singular)
решења (accusative plural)
решење (singular vocative)
решења (plural vocative)
решењу (locative singular)
решењима (locative plural)
решењем (instrumental singular)
решењима (instrumental plural)
рјеше́ње (alternative Ijekavian)


rešenje

rešénje (canonical neuter)
реше́ње (Cyrillic)
rešenje (nominative singular)
rešenja (nominative plural)
rešenja (genitive singular)
rešenja (genitive plural)
rešenju (dative singular)
rešenjima (dative plural)
rešenje (accusative singular)
rešenja (accusative plural)
rešenje (singular vocative)
rešenja (plural vocative)
rešenju (locative singular)
rešenjima (locative plural)
rešenjem (instrumental singular)
rešenjima (instrumental plural)
rješénje (alternative Ijekavian)

Cognates include Russian реше́ние (rešénije) and Macedonian решение (rešenie)

rješenje zagonetke


rješenje

rješénje (canonical neuter)
рјеше́ње (Cyrillic)
rješenje (nominative singular)
rješenja (nominative plural)
rješenja (genitive singular)
rješenja (genitive plural)
rješenju (dative singular)
rješenjima (dative plural)
rješenje (accusative singular)
rješenja (accusative plural)
rješenje (singular vocative)
rješenja (plural vocative)
rješenju (locative singular)
rješenjima (locative plural)
rješenjem (instrumental singular)
rješenjima (instrumental plural)
rešénje (alternative Ekavian)


раствор

ра́створ (canonical masculine)
rástvor (romanization)


rastvor

rástvor (canonical masculine)
ра́створ (Cyrillic)
rastvor (nominative singular)
rastvori (nominative plural)
rastvora (genitive singular)
rastvora (genitive plural)
rastvoru (dative singular)
rastvorima (dative plural)
rastvor (accusative singular)
rastvore (accusative plural)
rastvoru (singular vocative)
rastvori (plural vocative)
rastvoru (locative singular)
rastvorima (locative plural)
rastvorom (instrumental singular)
rastvorima (instrumental plural)


зоолошки врт

зоо̀лошкӣ вр̏т

зоо̀лошкӣ вр̏т m (Latin spelling zoòloškī vȑt)

зоо̀лошкӣ вр̏т (canonical masculine)
zoòloškī vȑt (romanization)


zoološki vrt

zoòloškī vȑt m (Cyrillic spelling зоо̀лошкӣ вр̏т)

zoòloškī vȑt (canonical masculine)
зоо̀лошкӣ вр̏т (Cyrillic)


евро

ѐвро (canonical masculine)
èvro (romanization)
евро (nominative singular)
еври (nominative plural)
евра (genitive singular)
евра (genitive plural)
евру (dative singular)
еврима (dative plural)
евро (accusative singular)
евре (accusative plural)
евро (singular vocative)
еври (plural vocative)
евру (locative singular)
еврима (locative plural)
евром (instrumental singular)
еврима (instrumental plural)
ѐуро (alternative Bosnia Croatia Montenegro)


evro

èvro (canonical masculine)
ѐвро (Cyrillic)
evro (nominative singular)
evri (nominative plural)
evra (genitive singular)
evra (genitive plural)
evru (dative singular)
evrima (dative plural)
evro (accusative singular)
evre (accusative plural)
evro (singular vocative)
evri (plural vocative)
evru (locative singular)
evrima (locative plural)
evrom (instrumental singular)
evrima (instrumental plural)
èuro (alternative)


баклава

бакла̀ва (canonical feminine)
baklàva (romanization)
бакла̀ва (nominative singular)
бакла́ве (nominative plural)
баклаве (genitive singular)
баклава (genitive plural)
баклави (dative singular)
баклавама (dative plural)
баклаву (accusative singular)
баклаве (accusative plural)
баклаво (singular vocative)
баклаве (plural vocative)
баклави (locative singular)
баклавама (locative plural)
баклавом (instrumental singular)
баклавама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish بقلوا (baklava).

bor+

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


султан

су̀лта̄н (canonical masculine)
sùltān (romanization)
су̀лта̄н (nominative singular)
султани (nominative plural)
султа́на (genitive singular)
султана (genitive plural)
султану (dative singular)
султанима (dative plural)
султана (accusative singular)
султане (accusative plural)
султане (singular vocative)
султани (plural vocative)
султану (locative singular)
султанима (locative plural)
султаном (instrumental singular)
султанима (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish سلطان (compare Turkish sultan), from Arabic سُلْطَان (sulṭān).


султанство

sh-noun

султа́нство n (Latin spelling sultánstvo)

султа́нство (canonical neuter)
sultánstvo (romanization)
султанство (nominative singular)
султанства (nominative plural)
султанства (genitive singular)
султанстава (genitive plural)
султанства (genitive plural)
султанству (dative singular)
султанствима (dative plural)
султанство (accusative singular)
султанства (accusative plural)
султанство (singular vocative)
султанства (plural vocative)
султанству (locative singular)
султанствима (locative plural)
султанством (instrumental singular)
султанствима (instrumental plural)


султанат

султа̀на̄т (canonical masculine)
sultànāt (romanization)
султа̀на̄т (nominative singular)
султанати (nominative plural)
султана́та (genitive singular)
султаната (genitive plural)
султанату (dative singular)
султанатима (dative plural)
султанат (accusative singular)
султанате (accusative plural)
султанате (singular vocative)
султанати (plural vocative)
султанату (locative singular)
султанатима (locative plural)
султанатом (instrumental singular)
султанатима (instrumental plural)

From султан + -ат.

suf

султан + -ат


sultanat

sh-noun

sultànāt m (Cyrillic spelling султа̀на̄т)

sultànāt (canonical masculine)
султа̀на̄т (Cyrillic)
sultànāt (nominative singular)
sultanati (nominative plural)
sultanáta (genitive singular)
sultanata (genitive plural)
sultanatu (dative singular)
sultanatima (dative plural)
sultanat (accusative singular)
sultanate (accusative plural)
sultanate (singular vocative)
sultanati (plural vocative)
sultanatu (locative singular)
sultanatima (locative plural)
sultanatom (instrumental singular)
sultanatima (instrumental plural)


sultanstvo

sultánstvo n (Cyrillic spelling султа́нство)

sultánstvo (canonical neuter)
султа́нство (Cyrillic)
sultanstvo (nominative singular)
sultanstva (nominative plural)
sultanstva (genitive singular)
sultanstava (genitive plural)
sultanstva (genitive plural)
sultanstvu (dative singular)
sultanstvima (dative plural)
sultanstvo (accusative singular)
sultanstva (accusative plural)
sultanstvo (singular vocative)
sultanstva (plural vocative)
sultanstvu (locative singular)
sultanstvima (locative plural)
sultanstvom (instrumental singular)
sultanstvima (instrumental plural)


целофан

цело̀фа̄н (canonical masculine)
celòfān (romanization)
цело̀фа̄н (nominative singular)
целофа́на (genitive singular)
целофану (dative singular)
целофан (accusative singular)
целофане (singular vocative)
целофану (locative singular)
целофаном (instrumental singular)


celofan

celòfān (canonical masculine)
цело̀фа̄н (Cyrillic)
celòfān (nominative singular)
celofána (genitive singular)
celofanu (dative singular)
celofan (accusative singular)
celofane (singular vocative)
celofanu (locative singular)
celofanom (instrumental singular)


spas

spȃs (canonical masculine)
спа̑с (Cyrillic)
spas (nominative singular)
spasa (genitive singular)
spasu (dative singular)
spas (accusative singular)
spase (singular vocative)
spasu (locative singular)
spasom (instrumental singular)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sъpasъ (Russian спас (spas)). Compare pȃsti.


dobro

dòbro (canonical masculine)
до̀бро (Cyrillic)

Name of the letter <d> in the Glagolitic alphabet.


dobro

dòbro (canonical neuter)
до̀бро (Cyrillic)
dòbro (nominative singular)
dobra (nominative plural)
dòbra (genitive singular)
dobárā (genitive plural)
dobru (dative singular)
dobrima (dative plural)
dobro (accusative singular)
dobra (accusative plural)
dobro (singular vocative)
dobra (plural vocative)
dobru (locative singular)
dobrima (locative plural)
dobrom (instrumental singular)
dobrima (instrumental plural)

good (forces or behaviours that are the opposite to bad or evil)


dobro

From English dobro, in turn from Slovak dobro.


одбојка

о̀дбо̄јка (canonical feminine)
òdbōjka (romanization)
одбојка (nominative singular)
одбојке (genitive singular)
одбојци (dative singular)
одбојку (accusative singular)
одбојко (singular vocative)
одбојци (locative singular)
одбојком (instrumental singular)


odbojka

òdbōjka (canonical feminine)
о̀дбо̄јка (Cyrillic)
odbojka (nominative singular)
odbojke (genitive singular)
odbojci (dative singular)
odbojku (accusative singular)
odbojko (singular vocative)
odbojci (locative singular)
odbojkom (instrumental singular)


zajac

zàjac (canonical masculine)
за̀јац (Cyrillic)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *zajęcь, *zajьcь.

(regional, Kajkavian) (regional, Torlakian) hare, rabbit


konsonant

konsònant m (Cyrillic spelling консо̀нант)

konsònant (canonical masculine)
консо̀нант (Cyrillic)
konsònant (nominative singular)
konsonanti (nominative plural)
konsonanta (genitive singular)
konsònanātā (genitive plural)
konsonantu (dative singular)
konsonantima (dative plural)
konsonant (accusative singular)
konsonante (accusative plural)
konsonante (singular vocative)
konsonanti (plural vocative)
konsonantu (locative singular)
konsonantima (locative plural)
konsonantom (instrumental singular)
konsonantima (instrumental plural)


varvarin

варварин (Cyrillic)
bȁrbarin (alternative Bosnia Croatia)


дивљак

дѝвља̄к (canonical masculine)
dìvljāk (romanization)
дѝвља̄к (nominative singular)
дивља́ци (nominative plural)
дивља́ка (genitive singular)
дивља́ка̄ (genitive plural)
дивља́ку (dative singular)
дивља́цима (dative plural)
дивља́ка (accusative singular)
дивља́ке (accusative plural)
ди̏вља̄че (singular vocative)
дивља́ци (plural vocative)
дивља́ку (locative singular)
дивља́цима (locative plural)
дивља́ком (instrumental singular)
дивља́цима (instrumental plural)


divljak

dìvljāk (canonical masculine)
дѝвља̄к (Cyrillic)
dìvljāk (nominative singular)
divljáci (nominative plural)
divljáka (genitive singular)
divljákā (genitive plural)
divljáku (dative singular)
divljácima (dative plural)
divljáka (accusative singular)
divljáke (accusative plural)
dȉvljāče (singular vocative)
divljáci (plural vocative)
divljáku (locative singular)
divljácima (locative plural)
divljákom (instrumental singular)
divljácima (instrumental plural)


пара

па̏ра (canonical feminine)
pȁra (romanization)
па̏ра (nominative singular)
паре (nominative plural)
паре (genitive singular)
па̑ра̄ (genitive plural)
пари (dative singular)
парама (dative plural)
пару (accusative singular)
паре (accusative plural)
паро (singular vocative)
паре (plural vocative)
пари (locative singular)
парама (locative plural)
паром (instrumental singular)
парама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *para, *parъ.


пара

па̀ра (canonical feminine)
pàra (romanization)
па̀ра (nominative singular)
паре (nominative plural)
паре (genitive singular)
па̑ра̄ (genitive plural)
пари (dative singular)
парама (dative plural)
пару (accusative singular)
паре (accusative plural)
паро (singular vocative)
паре (plural vocative)
пари (locative singular)
парама (locative plural)
паром (instrumental singular)
парама (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish پاره (pare, para), from Persian پاره (pâre).

bor+

(colloquial, chiefly in the plural) money


суза

су̏за (canonical feminine)
sȕza (romanization)
су̏за (nominative singular)
су̏зе (nominative plural)
сузе (genitive singular)
су̑за̄ (genitive plural)
сузи (dative singular)
сузама (dative plural)
сузу (accusative singular)
сузе (accusative plural)
сузо (singular vocative)
сузе (plural vocative)
сузи (locative singular)
сузама (locative plural)
сузом (instrumental singular)
сузама (instrumental plural)


suza

sȕza (canonical feminine)
су̏за (Cyrillic)
sȕza (nominative singular)
sȕze (nominative plural)
suze (genitive singular)
sȗzā (genitive plural)
suzi (dative singular)
suzama (dative plural)
suzu (accusative singular)
suze (accusative plural)
suzo (singular vocative)
suze (plural vocative)
suzi (locative singular)
suzama (locative plural)
suzom (instrumental singular)
suzama (instrumental plural)


профит

про̀фӣт (canonical masculine)
pròfīt (romanization)
про̀фӣт (nominative singular)
профити (nominative plural)
профи́та (genitive singular)
профита (genitive plural)
профиту (dative singular)
профитима (dative plural)
профит (accusative singular)
профите (accusative plural)
профите (singular vocative)
профити (plural vocative)
профиту (locative singular)
профитима (locative plural)
профитом (instrumental singular)
профитима (instrumental plural)


сапуница

сапу̀ница (canonical feminine)
sapùnica (romanization)
сапуница (nominative singular)
сапунице (nominative plural)
сапунице (genitive singular)
сапуница (genitive plural)
сапуници (dative singular)
сапуницама (dative plural)
сапуницу (accusative singular)
сапунице (accusative plural)
сапуницо (singular vocative)
сапунице (plural vocative)
сапуници (locative singular)
сапуницама (locative plural)
сапуницом (instrumental singular)
сапуницама (instrumental plural)

From сапун + -ица.

suffix

сапун + -ица


екран

ѐкра̄н (canonical masculine)
èkrān (romanization)
екран (nominative singular)
екрани (nominative plural)
екрана (genitive singular)
екрана (genitive plural)
екрану (dative singular)
екранима (dative plural)
екран (accusative singular)
екране (accusative plural)
екране (singular vocative)
екрани (plural vocative)
екрану (locative singular)
екранима (locative plural)
екраном (instrumental singular)
екранима (instrumental plural)


мермер

ме̏рмер (canonical masculine)
mȅrmer (romanization)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish مرمر (mermer), from Persian مرمر (marmar), from Ancient Greek μάρμαρος (mármaros).


mermer

mȅrmer (canonical masculine)
ме̏рмер (Cyrillic)

(regional, Bosnia, Serbia) marble (stone)


мрамор

мра̏мор (canonical masculine)
mrȁmor (romanization)
мрамор (nominative singular)
мрамори (nominative plural)
мрамора (genitive singular)
мрамора (genitive plural)
мрамору (dative singular)
мраморима (dative plural)
мрамор (accusative singular)
мраморе (accusative plural)
мраморе (singular vocative)
мрамори (plural vocative)
мрамору (locative singular)
мраморима (locative plural)
мрамором (instrumental singular)
мраморима (instrumental plural)


mramor

mrȁmor (canonical masculine)
мра̏мор (Cyrillic)
mramor (nominative singular)
mramori (nominative plural)
mramora (genitive singular)
mramora (genitive plural)
mramoru (dative singular)
mramorima (dative plural)
mramor (accusative singular)
mramore (accusative plural)
mramore (singular vocative)
mramori (plural vocative)
mramoru (locative singular)
mramorima (locative plural)
mramorom (instrumental singular)
mramorima (instrumental plural)


кликер

клѝкер (canonical masculine)
klìker (romanization)
кликер (nominative singular)
кликери (nominative plural)
кликера (genitive singular)
кликера (genitive plural)
кликеру (dative singular)
кликерима (dative plural)
кликер (accusative singular)
кликере (accusative plural)
кликеру (singular vocative)
кликери (plural vocative)
кликеру (locative singular)
кликерима (locative plural)
кликером (instrumental singular)
кликерима (instrumental plural)


kliker

klìker (canonical masculine)
клѝкер (Cyrillic)
kliker (nominative singular)
klikeri (nominative plural)
klikera (genitive singular)
klikera (genitive plural)
klikeru (dative singular)
klikerima (dative plural)
kliker (accusative singular)
klikere (accusative plural)
klikeru (singular vocative)
klikeri (plural vocative)
klikeru (locative singular)
klikerima (locative plural)
klikerom (instrumental singular)
klikerima (instrumental plural)


тата

та̏та (canonical masculine)
tȁta (romanization)
та̏та (nominative singular)
тате (nominative plural)
тате (genitive singular)
та̑та̄ (genitive plural)
тати (dative singular)
татама (dative plural)
тату (accusative singular)
тате (accusative plural)
та̏та (singular vocative)
тате (plural vocative)
тати (locative singular)
татама (locative plural)
татом (instrumental singular)
татама (instrumental plural)


стакло

ста̀кло (canonical neuter)
stàklo (romanization)
ста̀кло (nominative singular)
стакла (nominative plural)
стакла (genitive singular)
стака́ла̄ (genitive plural)
стаклу (dative singular)
стаклима (dative plural)
стакло (accusative singular)
стакла (accusative plural)
стакло (singular vocative)
стакла (plural vocative)
стаклу (locative singular)
стаклима (locative plural)
стаклом (instrumental singular)
стаклима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *stьklo, from Gothic 𐍃𐍄𐌹𐌺𐌻𐍃 (stikls).

shards (plural collective - glass in general)

glass pieces (plural collective - specific pieces of glass)


staklo

stàklo (canonical neuter)
ста̀кло (Cyrillic)
stàklo (nominative singular)
stakla (nominative plural)
stakla (genitive singular)
stakálā (genitive plural)
staklu (dative singular)
staklima (dative plural)
staklo (accusative singular)
stakla (accusative plural)
staklo (singular vocative)
stakla (plural vocative)
staklu (locative singular)
staklima (locative plural)
staklom (instrumental singular)
staklima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *stьklo, from Gothic 𐍃𐍄𐌹𐌺𐌻𐍃 (stikls), from Proto-Germanic *stiklaz, a derivation of *stikiz. Compare Czech sklo and Russian стекло́ (stekló).


душек

ду̀шек (canonical masculine)
dùšek (romanization)
душек (nominative singular)
душеци (nominative plural)
душека (genitive singular)
душека (genitive plural)
душеку (dative singular)
душецима (dative plural)
душек (accusative singular)
душеке (accusative plural)
душече (singular vocative)
душеци (plural vocative)
душеку (locative singular)
душецима (locative plural)
душеком (instrumental singular)
душецима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish دوشك (döşek). Compare Turkish döşek.

(Bosnia, regional Croatia, Serbia) mattress