murva

mȗrva (canonical feminine)
му̑рва (Cyrillic)
mȗrva (nominative singular)
murve (nominative plural)
murve (genitive singular)
mȕrāvā (genitive plural)
mȗrvī (genitive plural)
murvi (dative singular)
murvama (dative plural)
murvu (accusative singular)
murve (accusative plural)
murvo (singular vocative)
murve (plural vocative)
murvi (locative singular)
murvama (locative plural)
murvom (instrumental singular)
murvama (instrumental plural)

Ultimately from Latin mōrus. First attested in the 16th century.


iglu

ȉglu (canonical masculine)
и̏глу (Cyrillic)


iglu

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


твор

тво̑р (canonical masculine)
tvȏr (romanization)
тво̑р (nominative singular)
тво̀рови (nominative plural)
твора (genitive singular)
творова (genitive plural)
твору (dative singular)
творовима (dative plural)
твора (accusative singular)
творове (accusative plural)
творе (singular vocative)
творови (plural vocative)
твору (locative singular)
творовима (locative plural)
твором (instrumental singular)
творовима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *dъxorъ, *dъxorь.


tvor

tvȏr (canonical masculine)
тво̑р (Cyrillic)
tvȏr (nominative singular)
tvòrovi (nominative plural)
tvora (genitive singular)
tvorova (genitive plural)
tvoru (dative singular)
tvorovima (dative plural)
tvora (accusative singular)
tvorove (accusative plural)
tvore (singular vocative)
tvorovi (plural vocative)
tvoru (locative singular)
tvorovima (locative plural)
tvorom (instrumental singular)
tvorovima (instrumental plural)


курац

ку̏рац (canonical masculine)
kȕrac (romanization)
ку̏рац (nominative singular)
курчеви (nominative plural)
ку̏рци (nominative plural)
ку̑рца (genitive singular)
курчева (genitive plural)
кураца (genitive plural)
курцу (dative singular)
курчевима (dative plural)
курцима (dative plural)
курац (accusative singular)
курчеве (accusative plural)
курце (accusative plural)
ку̏рче (singular vocative)
курчеви (plural vocative)
курци (plural vocative)
курцу (locative singular)
курчевима (locative plural)
курцима (locative plural)
курцем (instrumental singular)
курчевима (instrumental plural)
курцима (instrumental plural)

Осм(ј)ехнуо се када сам ставио своју руку између његових бедара и почео да трљам његов курац. (spoken by a male)
Осм(ј)ехнуо се када сам ставила своју руку између његових бедара и почела да трљам његов курац. (spoken by a female)

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

Да сам хтио/хтео твоје мишљење, извадио бих курац из твојих уста.

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

Ма знаш курац/курца!


кома

ко̏ма (canonical feminine)
kȍma (romanization)
ко̏ма (nominative singular)
коме (nominative plural)
коме (genitive singular)
ко̑ма̄ (genitive plural)
коми (dative singular)
комама (dative plural)
кому (accusative singular)
коме (accusative plural)
комо (singular vocative)
коме (plural vocative)
коми (locative singular)
комама (locative plural)
комом (instrumental singular)
комама (instrumental plural)


sisavac

sȉsavac (canonical masculine)
си̏савац (Cyrillic)
sȉsavac (nominative singular)
sȉsāvci (nominative plural)
sȉsāvca (genitive singular)
sisavaca (genitive plural)
sisavcu (dative singular)
sisavcima (dative plural)
sisavca (accusative singular)
sisavce (accusative plural)
sȉsāvče (singular vocative)
sisavci (plural vocative)
sisavcu (locative singular)
sisavcima (locative plural)
sisavcem (instrumental singular)
sisavcima (instrumental plural)
sȉsār (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


kolibri

kolìbri (canonical masculine)
колѝбри (Cyrillic)
kolibri (nominative singular)
kolibriji (nominative plural)
kolibrija (genitive singular)
kolibrija (genitive plural)
kolibriju (dative singular)
kolibrijima (dative plural)
kolibrija (accusative singular)
kolibrije (accusative plural)
kolibri (singular vocative)
kolibriji (plural vocative)
kolibriju (locative singular)
kolibrijima (locative plural)
kolibrijem (instrumental singular)
kolibrijima (instrumental plural)

Kolibri je jedina ptica koja može letjeti unazad. (Ijekavian)

The hummingbird is the only bird that can fly backwards.

Kolibri je jedina ptica koja može leteti unazad. (Ekavian)

Kolibrija srce ima 400 (četristo) do 500 (petsto) otkucaja u minuti, a broj udaha u minuti mu je do 250 (dv(j)esto pedeset).

A hummingbird's heart beats 400 to 500 times per minute (lit. has 400 to 500 beats per minute) and its number of breaths per minute is up to 250.


kolja

kȍlja (canonical feminine)
ко̏ља (Cyrillic)

Melanogrammus aeglefinus
Melanogrammus aeglefinus#Translingual


sonatina

sh-noun

sonatína f (Cyrillic spelling сонати́на)

sonatína (canonical feminine)
сонати́на (Cyrillic)
sonatina (nominative singular)
sonatine (nominative plural)
sonatine (genitive singular)
sonatina (genitive plural)
sonatini (dative singular)
sonatinama (dative plural)
sonatinu (accusative singular)
sonatine (accusative plural)
sonatino (singular vocative)
sonatine (plural vocative)
sonatini (locative singular)
sonatinama (locative plural)
sonatinom (instrumental singular)
sonatinama (instrumental plural)


телескоп

те̏лескоп (canonical masculine)
tȅleskop (romanization)
телескоп (nominative singular)
телескопи (nominative plural)
телескопа (genitive singular)
телескопа (genitive plural)
телескопу (dative singular)
телескопима (dative plural)
телескоп (accusative singular)
телескопе (accusative plural)
телескопе (singular vocative)
телескопи (plural vocative)
телескопу (locative singular)
телескопима (locative plural)
телескопом (instrumental singular)
телескопима (instrumental plural)

From теле- + -скоп.

confix

теле- + -скоп


lakros

Borrowed from French le crosier (“the stick”).


kuja

kȕja (canonical feminine)
ку̏ја (Cyrillic)
kuja (nominative singular)
kuje (nominative plural)
kuje (genitive singular)
kuja (genitive plural)
kuji (dative singular)
kujama (dative plural)
kuju (accusative singular)
kuje (accusative plural)
kujo (singular vocative)
kuje (plural vocative)
kuji (locative singular)
kujama (locative plural)
kujom (instrumental singular)
kujama (instrumental plural)


paronim

parònim (canonical masculine)
паро̀ним (Cyrillic)
paronim (nominative singular)
paronimi (nominative plural)
paronima (genitive singular)
paronima (genitive plural)
paronimu (dative singular)
paronimima (dative plural)
paronim (accusative singular)
paronime (accusative plural)
paronime (singular vocative)
paronimi (plural vocative)
paronimu (locative singular)
paronimima (locative plural)
paronimom (instrumental singular)
paronimima (instrumental plural)


klitoris

sh-noun

klìtōris m (Cyrillic spelling клѝто̄рис)

klìtōris (canonical masculine)
клѝто̄рис (Cyrillic)
klitoris (nominative singular)
klitorisi (nominative plural)
klitorisa (genitive singular)
klitorisa (genitive plural)
klitorisu (dative singular)
klitorisima (dative plural)
klitoris (accusative singular)
klitorise (accusative plural)
klitorise (singular vocative)
klitorisi (plural vocative)
klitorisu (locative singular)
klitorisima (locative plural)
klitorisom (instrumental singular)
klitorisima (instrumental plural)


purist

pùrist (canonical masculine)
пу̀рист (Cyrillic)
purist (nominative singular)
puristi (nominative plural)
purista (genitive singular)
purista (genitive plural)
puristu (dative singular)
puristima (dative plural)
purista (accusative singular)
puriste (accusative plural)
puriste (singular vocative)
puristi (plural vocative)
puristu (locative singular)
puristima (locative plural)
puristom (instrumental singular)
puristima (instrumental plural)
pùrista (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


anakonda

anakònda f (Cyrillic spelling анако̀нда)

anakònda (canonical feminine)
анако̀нда (Cyrillic)
anakonda (nominative singular)
anakonde (nominative plural)
anakonde (genitive singular)
anakonda (genitive plural)
anakondi (dative singular)
anakondama (dative plural)
anakondu (accusative singular)
anakonde (accusative plural)
anakondo (singular vocative)
anakonde (plural vocative)
anakondi (locative singular)
anakondama (locative plural)
anakondom (instrumental singular)
anakondama (instrumental plural)


животопис

живото̀пис (canonical masculine)
životòpis (romanization)
животопис (nominative singular)
животописи (nominative plural)
животописа (genitive singular)
животописа (genitive plural)
животопису (dative singular)
животописима (dative plural)
животопис (accusative singular)
животописе (accusative plural)
животописе (singular vocative)
животописи (plural vocative)
животопису (locative singular)
животописима (locative plural)
животописом (instrumental singular)
животописима (instrumental plural)

From живот + -опис.

suffix

живот + -опис


биографија

sh-noun

биогра̀фија f (Latin spelling biogràfija)

биогра̀фија (canonical feminine)
biogràfija (romanization)
биографија (nominative singular)
биографије (nominative plural)
биографије (genitive singular)
биографија (genitive plural)
биографији (dative singular)
биографијама (dative plural)
биографију (accusative singular)
биографије (accusative plural)
биографијо (singular vocative)
биографије (plural vocative)
биографији (locative singular)
биографијама (locative plural)
биографијом (instrumental singular)
биографијама (instrumental plural)


biografija

biogràfija f (Cyrillic spelling биогра̀фија)

biogràfija (canonical feminine)
биогра̀фија (Cyrillic)
biografija (nominative singular)
biografije (nominative plural)
biografije (genitive singular)
biografija (genitive plural)
biografiji (dative singular)
biografijama (dative plural)
biografiju (accusative singular)
biografije (accusative plural)
biografijo (singular vocative)
biografije (plural vocative)
biografiji (locative singular)
biografijama (locative plural)
biografijom (instrumental singular)
biografijama (instrumental plural)


amper

àmpēr (canonical masculine)
а̀мпе̄р (Cyrillic)
amper (nominative singular)
amperi (nominative plural)
ampera (genitive singular)
ampera (genitive plural)
amperu (dative singular)
amperima (dative plural)
amper (accusative singular)
ampere (accusative plural)
amperu (singular vocative)
amperi (plural vocative)
amperu (locative singular)
amperima (locative plural)
amperom (instrumental singular)
amperima (instrumental plural)


rentgen

рентген (Cyrillic)
rendgen (alternative)


kirurg

kìrurg (canonical masculine)
кѝрург (Cyrillic)
kìrurg (nominative singular)
kìrurzi (nominative plural)
kirurga (genitive singular)
kȉrūrgā (genitive plural)
kirurgu (dative singular)
kirurzima (dative plural)
kirurga (accusative singular)
kirurge (accusative plural)
kirurže (singular vocative)
kirurzi (plural vocative)
kirurgu (locative singular)
kirurzima (locative plural)
kirurgom (instrumental singular)
kirurzima (instrumental plural)
hìrurg (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


ликер

лѝке̄р (canonical masculine)
lìkēr (romanization)
лѝке̄р (nominative singular)
ликери (nominative plural)
лике́ра (genitive singular)
ликера (genitive plural)
ликеру (dative singular)
ликерима (dative plural)
ликер (accusative singular)
ликере (accusative plural)
ликеру (singular vocative)
ликери (plural vocative)
ликеру (locative singular)
ликерима (locative plural)
ликером (instrumental singular)
ликерима (instrumental plural)

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


литература

литерату́ра f (Latin spelling literatúra)

литерату́ра (canonical feminine)
literatúra (romanization)
литература (nominative singular)
литературе (nominative plural)
литературе (genitive singular)
литература (genitive plural)
литератури (dative singular)
литературама (dative plural)
литературу (accusative singular)
литературе (accusative plural)
литературо (singular vocative)
литературе (plural vocative)
литератури (locative singular)
литературама (locative plural)
литературом (instrumental singular)
литературама (instrumental plural)


жуч

жу̑ч (canonical feminine)
žȗč (romanization)
жуч (nominative singular)
жучи (nominative plural)
жучи (genitive singular)
жучи (genitive plural)
жучи (dative singular)
жучима (dative plural)
жуч (accusative singular)
жучи (accusative plural)
жучи (singular vocative)
жучи (plural vocative)
жучи (locative singular)
жучима (locative plural)
жучју (instrumental singular)
жучима (instrumental plural)


žuč

žȗč (canonical feminine)
жу̑ч (Cyrillic)
žuč (nominative singular)
žuči (nominative plural)
žuči (genitive singular)
žuči (genitive plural)
žuči (dative singular)
žučima (dative plural)
žuč (accusative singular)
žuči (accusative plural)
žuči (singular vocative)
žuči (plural vocative)
žuči (locative singular)
žučima (locative plural)
žučju (instrumental singular)
žučima (instrumental plural)


žito

žȉto (canonical neuter)
жи̏то (Cyrillic)
žito (nominative singular)
žita (nominative plural)
žita (genitive singular)
žita (genitive plural)
žitu (dative singular)
žitima (dative plural)
žito (accusative singular)
žita (accusative plural)
žito (singular vocative)
žita (plural vocative)
žitu (locative singular)
žitima (locative plural)
žitom (instrumental singular)
žitima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *žito (“grain, corn”), from Proto-Balto-Slavic *géiˀta, from Proto-Indo-European *gʷéyh₃tom.


pšenice

inflection of pšenica:
genitive singular

inflection of pšenica:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


kofein

kofèīn (canonical masculine)
кофѐӣн (Cyrillic)
kofèīn (nominative singular)
kofeína (genitive singular)
kofeinu (dative singular)
kofein (accusative singular)
kofeine (singular vocative)
kofeinu (locative singular)
kofeinom (instrumental singular)


dućan

dùćān (canonical masculine)
ду̀ћа̄н (Cyrillic)
dùćān (nominative singular)
dućani (nominative plural)
dućána (genitive singular)
dućana (genitive plural)
dućanu (dative singular)
dućanima (dative plural)
dućan (accusative singular)
dućane (accusative plural)
dućane (singular vocative)
dućani (plural vocative)
dućanu (locative singular)
dućanima (locative plural)
dućanom (instrumental singular)
dućanima (instrumental plural)

→ Pannonian Rusyn: дутян (dutjan)

From Ottoman Turkish دكان (dükkân), from Arabic دُكَّان (dukkān).


ударник

у̀да̄рнӣк (canonical masculine)
ùdārnīk (romanization)
у̀да̄рнӣк (nominative singular)
у̀да̄рнӣци (nominative plural)
ударника (genitive singular)
ударника (genitive plural)
ударнику (dative singular)
ударницима (dative plural)
ударника (accusative singular)
ударнике (accusative plural)
у̀да̄рнӣче (singular vocative)
ударници (plural vocative)
ударнику (locative singular)
ударницима (locative plural)
ударником (instrumental singular)
ударницима (instrumental plural)

From Russian уда́рник (udárnik). Compare у̀дарити and у̏да̄р.


zoolog

zoòlog (canonical masculine)
зоо̀лог (Cyrillic)
zoolog (nominative singular)
zoolozi (nominative plural)
zoologa (genitive singular)
zoologa (genitive plural)
zoologu (dative singular)
zoolozima (dative plural)
zoologa (accusative singular)
zoologe (accusative plural)
zoolože (singular vocative)
zoolozi (plural vocative)
zoologu (locative singular)
zoolozima (locative plural)
zoologom (instrumental singular)
zoolozima (instrumental plural)


biolog

biòlog (canonical masculine)
био̀лог (Cyrillic)
biòlog (nominative singular)
biòlozi (nominative plural)
biologa (genitive singular)
biologa (genitive plural)
biologu (dative singular)
biolozima (dative plural)
biologa (accusative singular)
biologe (accusative plural)
biòlože (singular vocative)
biolozi (plural vocative)
biologu (locative singular)
biolozima (locative plural)
biologom (instrumental singular)
biolozima (instrumental plural)


metafora

sh-noun

metàfora f (Cyrillic spelling мета̀фора)

metàfora (canonical feminine)
мета̀фора (Cyrillic)
metafora (nominative singular)
metafore (nominative plural)
metafore (genitive singular)
metafora (genitive plural)
metafori (dative singular)
metaforama (dative plural)
metaforu (accusative singular)
metafore (accusative plural)
metaforo (singular vocative)
metafore (plural vocative)
metafori (locative singular)
metaforama (locative plural)
metaforom (instrumental singular)
metaforama (instrumental plural)


ataman

atàmān (canonical masculine)
ата̀ма̄н (Cyrillic)
atàmān (nominative singular)
atamani (nominative plural)
atamána (genitive singular)
atamana (genitive plural)
atamanu (dative singular)
atamanima (dative plural)
atamana (accusative singular)
atamane (accusative plural)
atamanu (singular vocative)
atamani (plural vocative)
atamanu (locative singular)
atamanima (locative plural)
atamanom (instrumental singular)
atamanima (instrumental plural)

From Russian, from Ottoman Turkish and German Hauptmann.


дућан

ду̀ћа̄н (canonical masculine)
dùćān (romanization)
ду̀ћа̄н (nominative singular)
дућани (nominative plural)
дућа́на (genitive singular)
дућана (genitive plural)
дућану (dative singular)
дућанима (dative plural)
дућан (accusative singular)
дућане (accusative plural)
дућане (singular vocative)
дућани (plural vocative)
дућану (locative singular)
дућанима (locative plural)
дућаном (instrumental singular)
дућанима (instrumental plural)

→ Pannonian Rusyn: дутян (dutjan)

From Ottoman Turkish دكان (dükkân), from Arabic دُكَّان (dukkān). Compare dated Bulgarian дюкян (djukjan).


jezero

jȅzero n (Cyrillic spelling је̏зеро, diminutive jezerce, relational adjective jezerskī)

jȅzero (canonical neuter)
је̏зеро (Cyrillic)
jezerce (diminutive)
jezerskī (adjective relational)
jȅzero (nominative singular)
jezèra (nominative plural)
jȅzera (genitive singular)
jezérā (genitive plural)
jȅzeru (dative singular)
jezèrima (dative plural)
jȅzero (accusative singular)
jezèra (accusative plural)
jȅzero (singular vocative)
jezèra (plural vocative)
jȅzeru (locative singular)
jezèru (locative singular)
jezèrima (locative plural)
jȅzerom (instrumental singular)
jezèrima (instrumental plural)
jȅzera (nominative plural)
jȅzērā (genitive plural)
jȅzerima (dative plural)
jȅzera (accusative plural)
jȅzera (plural vocative)
jȅzerima (locative plural)
jȅzerima (instrumental plural)
jezer (alternative)

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

Sad smo pristali na drugom kraju jezera.

1878 March 2, August Šenoa, “Karamfil sa pjesnikova groba”, in Vienac, volume X, number 9, Zagreb, page 134:

Now we had moored on the other side of the lake.

u sjenci pod borom jezero gdje vraše

16th century, Mavro Vetranić Čavčić, “Pelegrin”, in I. A. Kaznačić, editor, Pjesme Mavra Vetranića Čavčića: Dio II. (Stari pisci hrvatski), Zagreb: Jugoslavenska akademija znanosti i umjetnosti, published 1872, page 143, line 2348:

in the shadow under the pine tree where a spring was bubbling

Od vika odrejena jesam i od starih pri nego zemļa biše. Ne bihu jošće ni jezera, a ja jure začata bih, ni bihu jošće vrutki vodeni protekli ni se jošće gore težkom veličinom umistile bihu, pri sfih vrhof ja se rojah.

1495, Bernardinus Spalatensis [Bernardin Splićanin], edited by Tomo Maretić, Vulgarizacio dalmatica epistolarum & euangeliorum [Lekcionarij Bernardina Spljećanina], Zagreb: JAZU, published 1885, page 160 (orig. 85a):

[Proverbs 8:23-26, KJV] I was set up from euerlaſting, from the beginning, or euer the earth was. When there were no depthes, I was brought forth : when there were no fountaines abounding with water. Before the mountaines were ſettled : before the hilles, was I brought foorth: While as yet he had not made the earth, nor the fields, nor the higheſt part of the duſt of the world.


koleno

kòleno (canonical neuter)
ко̀лено (Cyrillic)
kòleno (nominative singular)
kolena (nominative plural)
kolena (genitive singular)
kȍlēnā (genitive plural)
kolenu (dative singular)
kolenima (dative plural)
koleno (accusative singular)
kolena (accusative plural)
koleno (singular vocative)
kolena (plural vocative)
kolenu (locative singular)
kolenima (locative plural)
kolenom (instrumental singular)
kolenima (instrumental plural)
kòljeno (alternative Ijekavian)
kolino (alternative Ikavian)


porota

pȍrota (canonical feminine)
по̏рота (Cyrillic)
porota (nominative singular)
porote (nominative plural)
porote (genitive singular)
porota (genitive plural)
poroti (dative singular)
porotama (dative plural)
porotu (accusative singular)
porote (accusative plural)
poroto (singular vocative)
porote (plural vocative)
poroti (locative singular)
porotama (locative plural)
porotom (instrumental singular)
porotama (instrumental plural)


bolest

bȍlēst f (Cyrillic spelling бо̏ле̄ст, augmentative boleščurina or bolèština)

bȍlēst (canonical feminine)
бо̏ле̄ст (Cyrillic)
boleščurina (augmentative)
bolèština (augmentative)
bolest (nominative singular)
bolesti (nominative plural)
bolesti (genitive singular)
bolesti (genitive plural)
bolesti (dative singular)
bolestima (dative plural)
bolest (accusative singular)
bolesti (accusative plural)
bolesti (singular vocative)
bolesti (plural vocative)
bolesti (locative singular)
bolestima (locative plural)
bolesti (instrumental singular)
bolešću (instrumental singular)
bolestima (instrumental plural)


bik

bȉk (canonical masculine)
би̏к (Cyrillic)
bȉk (nominative singular)
bìkovi (nominative plural)
bika (genitive singular)
bikova (genitive plural)
biku (dative singular)
bikovima (dative plural)
bika (accusative singular)
bikove (accusative plural)
bȉče (singular vocative)
bikovi (plural vocative)
biku (locative singular)
bikovima (locative plural)
bikom (instrumental singular)
bikovima (instrumental plural)


kreveta

krȅvētā (canonical)
кре̏ве̄та̄ (Cyrillic)


kotva

kȍtva (canonical feminine)
ко̏тва (Cyrillic)
kȍtva (nominative singular)
kotve (nominative plural)
kotve (genitive singular)
kȍtāvā (genitive plural)
kȍtvī (genitive plural)
kotvi (dative singular)
kotvama (dative plural)
kotvu (accusative singular)
kotve (accusative plural)
kotvo (singular vocative)
kotve (plural vocative)
kotvi (locative singular)
kotvama (locative plural)
kotvom (instrumental singular)
kotvama (instrumental plural)


drozd

drȍzd (canonical masculine)
дро̏зд (Cyrillic)
drȍzd (nominative singular)
dròzdovi (nominative plural)
dròzda (genitive singular)
drozdova (genitive plural)
drozdu (dative singular)
drozdovima (dative plural)
drozda (accusative singular)
drozdove (accusative plural)
drozde (singular vocative)
drozdovi (plural vocative)
drozdu (locative singular)
drozdovima (locative plural)
drozdom (instrumental singular)
drozdovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *drozdъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *trasdás, from Proto-Indo-European *trósdos.


horoskop

hȍroskop m (Cyrillic spelling хо̏роскоп)

hȍroskop (canonical masculine)
хо̏роскоп (Cyrillic)
horoskop (nominative singular)
horoskopi (nominative plural)
horoskopa (genitive singular)
horoskopa (genitive plural)
horoskopu (dative singular)
horoskopima (dative plural)
horoskop (accusative singular)
horoskope (accusative plural)
horoskope (singular vocative)
horoskopi (plural vocative)
horoskopu (locative singular)
horoskopima (locative plural)
horoskopom (instrumental singular)
horoskopima (instrumental plural)


konto

kȍnto (canonical masculine)
ко̏нто (Cyrillic)
konto (nominative singular)
konta (nominative plural)
konta (genitive singular)
konta (genitive plural)
kontu (dative singular)
kontima (dative plural)
konto (accusative singular)
konta (accusative plural)
konto (singular vocative)
konta (plural vocative)
kontu (locative singular)
kontima (locative plural)
kontom (instrumental singular)
kontima (instrumental plural)


trh

tȑh (canonical masculine)
тр̏х (Cyrillic)
trh (nominative singular)
trhovi (nominative plural)
trsi (nominative plural)
trha (genitive singular)
trhova (genitive plural)
trha (genitive plural)
trhu (dative singular)
trhovima (dative plural)
trsima (dative plural)
trh (accusative singular)
trhove (accusative plural)
trhe (accusative plural)
trše (singular vocative)
trhovi (plural vocative)
trsi (plural vocative)
trhu (locative singular)
trhovima (locative plural)
trsima (locative plural)
trhom (instrumental singular)
trhovima (instrumental plural)
trsima (instrumental plural)


abonent

abònent (canonical masculine)
або̀нент (Cyrillic)
abònent (nominative singular)
abonenti (nominative plural)
abonenta (genitive singular)
abònenātā (genitive plural)
abonentu (dative singular)
abonentima (dative plural)
abonenta (accusative singular)
abonente (accusative plural)
abonente (singular vocative)
abonenti (plural vocative)
abonentu (locative singular)
abonentima (locative plural)
abonentom (instrumental singular)
abonentima (instrumental plural)


agronom

agrònom (canonical masculine)
агро̀ном (Cyrillic)
agronom (nominative singular)
agronomi (nominative plural)
agronoma (genitive singular)
agronoma (genitive plural)
agronomu (dative singular)
agronomima (dative plural)
agronoma (accusative singular)
agronome (accusative plural)
agronome (singular vocative)
agronomi (plural vocative)
agronomu (locative singular)
agronomima (locative plural)
agronomom (instrumental singular)
agronomima (instrumental plural)


avans

àvans (canonical masculine)
а̀ванс (Cyrillic)
avans (nominative singular)
avansi (nominative plural)
avansa (genitive singular)
avansa (genitive plural)
avansu (dative singular)
avansima (dative plural)
avans (accusative singular)
avanse (accusative plural)
avanse (singular vocative)
avansi (plural vocative)
avansu (locative singular)
avansima (locative plural)
avansom (instrumental singular)
avansima (instrumental plural)


breza

brȅza (canonical feminine)
бре̏за (Cyrillic)
brȅza (nominative singular)
breze (nominative plural)
breze (genitive singular)
brȇzā (genitive plural)
brezi (dative singular)
brezama (dative plural)
brezu (accusative singular)
breze (accusative plural)
brezo (singular vocative)
breze (plural vocative)
brezi (locative singular)
brezama (locative plural)
brezom (instrumental singular)
brezama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *berza, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *berźas, *berźā, from Proto-Indo-European *bʰerHǵós, *bʰerHǵeh₂.


бреза

бре̏за (canonical feminine)
brȅza (romanization)
бре̏за (nominative singular)
брезе (nominative plural)
брезе (genitive singular)
бре̑за̄ (genitive plural)
брези (dative singular)
брезама (dative plural)
брезу (accusative singular)
брезе (accusative plural)
брезо (singular vocative)
брезе (plural vocative)
брези (locative singular)
брезама (locative plural)
брезом (instrumental singular)
брезама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *berza, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *berźas, *berźā, from Proto-Indo-European *bʰerHǵos.


вампир

ва̀мпӣр (canonical masculine)
vàmpīr (romanization)
вампир (nominative singular)
вампири (nominative plural)
вампира (genitive singular)
вампира (genitive plural)
вампиру (dative singular)
вампирима (dative plural)
вампира (accusative singular)
вампире (accusative plural)
вампиру (singular vocative)
вампире (singular vocative)
вампири (plural vocative)
вампиру (locative singular)
вампирима (locative plural)
вампиром (instrumental singular)
вампирима (instrumental plural)


vampir

vàmpīr (canonical masculine)
ва̀мпӣр (Cyrillic)
vampir (nominative singular)
vampiri (nominative plural)
vampira (genitive singular)
vampira (genitive plural)
vampiru (dative singular)
vampirima (dative plural)
vampira (accusative singular)
vampire (accusative plural)
vampiru (singular vocative)
vampire (singular vocative)
vampiri (plural vocative)
vampiru (locative singular)
vampirima (locative plural)
vampirom (instrumental singular)
vampirima (instrumental plural)

→? Albanian: dhampir


škrob

škrȍb (canonical masculine)
шкро̏б (Cyrillic)
škrob (nominative singular)
škrobu (genitive singular)
škrobu (dative singular)
škrob (accusative singular)
škrobe (singular vocative)
škrobu (locative singular)
škrobem (instrumental singular)
skrȍb (alternative Bosnia Serbia)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *skrobь, *skrobъ.


застор

за́стор (canonical masculine)
zástor (romanization)
застор (nominative singular)
застори (nominative plural)
застора (genitive singular)
застора (genitive plural)
застору (dative singular)
засторима (dative plural)
застор (accusative singular)
засторе (accusative plural)
засторе (singular vocative)
застори (plural vocative)
застору (locative singular)
засторима (locative plural)
застором (instrumental singular)
засторима (instrumental plural)


zastor

zástor (canonical masculine)
за́стор (Cyrillic)
zastor (nominative singular)
zastori (nominative plural)
zastora (genitive singular)
zastora (genitive plural)
zastoru (dative singular)
zastorima (dative plural)
zastor (accusative singular)
zastore (accusative plural)
zastore (singular vocative)
zastori (plural vocative)
zastoru (locative singular)
zastorima (locative plural)
zastorom (instrumental singular)
zastorima (instrumental plural)


учесник

у̀чеснӣк (canonical masculine)
ùčesnīk (romanization)
учесник (nominative singular)
учесници (nominative plural)
учесника (genitive singular)
учесника (genitive plural)
учеснику (dative singular)
учесницима (dative plural)
учесника (accusative singular)
учеснике (accusative plural)
учесниче (singular vocative)
учесници (plural vocative)
учеснику (locative singular)
учесницима (locative plural)
учесником (instrumental singular)
учесницима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *učęstьnikъ.


učesnik

ùčesnīk (canonical masculine)
у̀чеснӣк (Cyrillic)
učesnik (nominative singular)
učesnici (nominative plural)
učesnika (genitive singular)
učesnika (genitive plural)
učesniku (dative singular)
učesnicima (dative plural)
učesnika (accusative singular)
učesnike (accusative plural)
učesniče (singular vocative)
učesnici (plural vocative)
učesniku (locative singular)
učesnicima (locative plural)
učesnikom (instrumental singular)
učesnicima (instrumental plural)


halif

hàlīf (canonical masculine)
ха̀лӣф (Cyrillic)
hàlīf (nominative singular)
halifi (nominative plural)
halífa (genitive singular)
halifa (genitive plural)
halifu (dative singular)
halifima (dative plural)
halifa (accusative singular)
halife (accusative plural)
halife (singular vocative)
halifi (plural vocative)
halifu (locative singular)
halifima (locative plural)
halifom (instrumental singular)
halifima (instrumental plural)
kàlīf (alternative)


халиф

ха̀лӣф (canonical masculine)
hàlīf (romanization)
ха̀лӣф (nominative singular)
халифи (nominative plural)
халифа (genitive singular)
халифа (genitive plural)
халифу (dative singular)
халифима (dative plural)
халифа (accusative singular)
халифе (accusative plural)
халифе (singular vocative)
халифи (plural vocative)
халифу (locative singular)
халифима (locative plural)
халифом (instrumental singular)
халифима (instrumental plural)
ка̀лӣф (alternative)


калиф

ка̀лӣф (canonical masculine)
kàlīf (romanization)
ка̀лӣф (nominative singular)
калифи (nominative plural)
калифа (genitive singular)
калифа (genitive plural)
калифу (dative singular)
калифима (dative plural)
калифа (accusative singular)
калифе (accusative plural)
калифе (singular vocative)
калифи (plural vocative)
калифу (locative singular)
калифима (locative plural)
калифом (instrumental singular)
калифима (instrumental plural)
ха̀лӣф (alternative)


adut

àdūt (canonical masculine)
а̀дӯт (Cyrillic)
àdūt (nominative singular)
aduti (nominative plural)
adúta (genitive singular)
adúta (genitive plural)
adutu (dative singular)
adutima (dative plural)
adut (accusative singular)
adute (accusative plural)
adute (singular vocative)
aduti (plural vocative)
adutu (locative singular)
adutima (locative plural)
adutom (instrumental singular)
adutima (instrumental plural)


bager

báger (canonical masculine)
ба́гер (Cyrillic)
bager (nominative singular)
bageri (nominative plural)
bagera (genitive singular)
bagera (genitive plural)
bageru (dative singular)
bagerima (dative plural)
bager (accusative singular)
bagere (accusative plural)
bageru (singular vocative)
bageri (plural vocative)
bageru (locative singular)
bagerima (locative plural)
bagerom (instrumental singular)
bagerima (instrumental plural)


bajta

bȃjta (canonical feminine)
ба̑јта (Cyrillic)
bȃjta (nominative singular)
bajte (nominative plural)
bajte (genitive singular)
bȃjtā (genitive plural)
bȃjtī (genitive plural)
bajti (dative singular)
bajtama (dative plural)
bajtu (accusative singular)
bajte (accusative plural)
bajto (singular vocative)
bajte (plural vocative)
bajti (locative singular)
bajtama (locative plural)
bajtom (instrumental singular)
bajtama (instrumental plural)


barka

bȃrka (canonical feminine)
ба̑рка (Cyrillic)
bȃrka (nominative singular)
barke (nominative plural)
barke (genitive singular)
barka (genitive plural)
barki (genitive plural)
barci (dative singular)
barkama (dative plural)
barku (accusative singular)
barke (accusative plural)
barko (singular vocative)
barke (plural vocative)
barci (locative singular)
barkama (locative plural)
barkom (instrumental singular)
barkama (instrumental plural)


bedak

bèdāk (canonical masculine)
бѐда̄к (Cyrillic)
bèdāk (nominative singular)
bedáci (nominative plural)
bedáka (genitive singular)
bedaka (genitive plural)
bedaku (dative singular)
bedacima (dative plural)
bedáka (accusative singular)
bedake (accusative plural)
bȅdāče (singular vocative)
bedaci (plural vocative)
bedaku (locative singular)
bedacima (locative plural)
bedakom (instrumental singular)
bedacima (instrumental plural)


гроза

гро́за (canonical feminine)
gróza (romanization)
гроза (nominative singular)
грозе (nominative plural)
грозе (genitive singular)
гроза (genitive plural)
грози (dative singular)
грозама (dative plural)
грозу (accusative singular)
грозе (accusative plural)
грозо (singular vocative)
грозе (plural vocative)
грози (locative singular)
грозама (locative plural)
грозом (instrumental singular)
грозама (instrumental plural)


blagajna

blàgājna f (Cyrillic spelling бла̀га̄јна)

blàgājna (canonical feminine)
бла̀га̄јна (Cyrillic)
blàgājna (nominative singular)
blagajne (nominative plural)
blagajne (genitive singular)
blàgājnī (genitive plural)
blagajni (dative singular)
blagajnama (dative plural)
blagajnu (accusative singular)
blagajne (accusative plural)
blagajno (singular vocative)
blagajne (plural vocative)
blagajni (locative singular)
blagajnama (locative plural)
blagajnom (instrumental singular)
blagajnama (instrumental plural)


bokal

bòkāl (canonical masculine)
бо̀ка̄л (Cyrillic)
bòkāl (nominative singular)
bokali (nominative plural)
bokála (genitive singular)
bokala (genitive plural)
bokalu (dative singular)
bokalima (dative plural)
bokal (accusative singular)
bokale (accusative plural)
bokale (singular vocative)
bokali (plural vocative)
bokalu (locative singular)
bokalima (locative plural)
bokalom (instrumental singular)
bokalima (instrumental plural)


buča

bȕča (canonical feminine)
бу̏ча (Cyrillic)


sedef

sèdef (canonical masculine)
сѐдеф (Cyrillic)
sedef (nominative singular)
sedefi (nominative plural)
sedefa (genitive singular)
sedefa (genitive plural)
sedefu (dative singular)
sedefima (dative plural)
sedef (accusative singular)
sedefe (accusative plural)
sedefe (singular vocative)
sedefi (plural vocative)
sedefu (locative singular)
sedefima (locative plural)
sedefom (instrumental singular)
sedefima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish صدف (sedef), from Arabic صَدَف (ṣadaf).


sedef

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish سدف (sedef), from Persian سداب (sadâb).

Ruta graveolens
Ruta graveolens#Translingual


седеф

сѐдеф (canonical masculine)
sèdef (romanization)
седеф (nominative singular)
седефи (nominative plural)
седефа (genitive singular)
седефа (genitive plural)
седефу (dative singular)
седефима (dative plural)
седеф (accusative singular)
седефе (accusative plural)
седефе (singular vocative)
седефи (plural vocative)
седефу (locative singular)
седефима (locative plural)
седефом (instrumental singular)
седефима (instrumental plural)


nikotin

nikòtīn (canonical masculine)
нико̀тӣн (Cyrillic)
nikòtīn (nominative singular)
nikotína (genitive singular)
nikotinu (dative singular)
nikotin (accusative singular)
nikotine (singular vocative)
nikotinu (locative singular)
nikotinom (instrumental singular)


хурма

ху́рма (canonical feminine)
húrma (romanization)
ху̀рма (nominative singular)
ху̀рме (nominative plural)
ху̀рме (genitive singular)
ху̑рма̄ (genitive plural)
ху̑рмӣ (genitive plural)
ху̀рми (dative singular)
ху̀рмама (dative plural)
ху̀рму (accusative singular)
ху̀рме (accusative plural)
ху̀рмо (singular vocative)
ху̀рме (plural vocative)
ху̀рми (locative singular)
ху̀рмама (locative plural)
ху̀рмом (instrumental singular)
ху̀рмама (instrumental plural)
у̀рма (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish خرما (hurma), from Classical Persian خُرْمَا (xurmā).


indijska hurma

sh-noun

ìndījska hùrma f (Cyrillic spelling ѝндӣјска ху̀рма)

ìndījska hùrma (canonical feminine)
ѝндӣјска ху̀рма (Cyrillic)
ìndījska ùrma (alternative)

Calque of Ottoman Turkish خرمای هندی (hurma-yı hindi), from Persian خرمای هندی (xormâ-ye hendi), itself calqued from Arabic تَمْر هِنْدِيّ (tamr hindiyy).

der

تَمْر هِنْدِيّ


индијска хурма

sh-noun

ѝндӣјска ху̀рма

ѝндӣјска ху̀рма f (Latin spelling ìndījska hùrma)

ѝндӣјска ху̀рма (canonical feminine)
ìndījska hùrma (romanization)
ѝндӣјска у̀рма (alternative)

der

تَمْر هِنْدِيّ


зрно

зр̏но (canonical neuter)
zȑno (romanization)
зр̏но (nominative singular)
зр̏на (nominative plural)
зр̏на (genitive singular)
зр̑на̄ (genitive plural)
зрну (dative singular)
зрнима (dative plural)
зрно (accusative singular)
зрна (accusative plural)
зрно (singular vocative)
зрна (plural vocative)
зрну (locative singular)
зрнима (locative plural)
зрном (instrumental singular)
зрнима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *zьrno, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *źírˀna.


slezina

slezìna (canonical feminine)
слезѝна (Cyrillic)
slezina (nominative singular)
slezine (nominative plural)
slezine (genitive singular)
slezina (genitive plural)
slezini (dative singular)
slezinama (dative plural)
slezinu (accusative singular)
slezine (accusative plural)
slezino (singular vocative)
slezine (plural vocative)
slezini (locative singular)
slezinama (locative plural)
slezinom (instrumental singular)
slezinama (instrumental plural)
slezèna (alternative Bosnia Croatia)


potomstvo

sh-noun

pòtōmstvo n (Cyrillic spelling по̀то̄мство)

pòtōmstvo (canonical neuter)
по̀то̄мство (Cyrillic)
potomstvo (nominative singular)
potomstva (nominative plural)
potomstva (genitive singular)
potomstava (genitive plural)
potomstvu (dative singular)
potomstvima (dative plural)
potomstvo (accusative singular)
potomstva (accusative plural)
potomstvo (singular vocative)
potomstva (plural vocative)
potomstvu (locative singular)
potomstvima (locative plural)
potomstvom (instrumental singular)
potomstvima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *potomьstvo. Parsable as potom + -stvo.

offspring, descendants, posterity, progeny


kojot

kòjot (canonical masculine)
ко̀јот (Cyrillic)
kojot (nominative singular)
kojoti (nominative plural)
kojota (genitive singular)
kojota (genitive plural)
kojotu (dative singular)
kojotima (dative plural)
kojota (accusative singular)
kojote (accusative plural)
kojote (singular vocative)
kojoti (plural vocative)
kojotu (locative singular)
kojotima (locative plural)
kojotom (instrumental singular)
kojotima (instrumental plural)

Canis latrans
Canis latrans#Translingual


skot

skȍt (canonical masculine)
ско̏т (Cyrillic)
skȍt (nominative singular)
skòtovi (nominative plural)
skota (genitive singular)
skotova (genitive plural)
skotu (dative singular)
skotovima (dative plural)
skota (accusative singular)
skotove (accusative plural)
skote (singular vocative)
skotovi (plural vocative)
skotu (locative singular)
skotovima (locative plural)
skotom (instrumental singular)
skotovima (instrumental plural)


stopa

stòpa (canonical feminine)
сто̀па (Cyrillic)
stòpa (nominative singular)
stope (nominative plural)
stope (genitive singular)
stȏpā (genitive plural)
stopi (dative singular)
stopama (dative plural)
stopu (accusative singular)
stope (accusative plural)
stopo (singular vocative)
stope (plural vocative)
stopi (locative singular)
stopama (locative plural)
stopom (instrumental singular)
stopama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *stopa, from Proto-Indo-European *stebʰ- (“to stand still”). See also Russian стопа́ (stopá), Polish stopa; akin to Lithuanian stapytis.


lova

lóva (canonical feminine)
ло́ва (Cyrillic)
lova (nominative singular)
love (nominative plural)
love (genitive singular)
lova (genitive plural)
lovi (dative singular)
lovama (dative plural)
lovu (accusative singular)
love (accusative plural)
lovo (singular vocative)
love (plural vocative)
lovi (locative singular)
lovama (locative plural)
lovom (instrumental singular)
lovama (instrumental plural)

From Romani love. Compare Russian лавэ (lavɛ).

Žao mi je, ali nemam love.


sipa

sȉpa (canonical feminine)
си̏па (Cyrillic)
sȉpa (nominative singular)
sipe (nominative plural)
sipe (genitive singular)
sȋpā (genitive plural)
sipi (dative singular)
sipama (dative plural)
sipu (accusative singular)
sipe (accusative plural)
sipo (singular vocative)
sipe (plural vocative)
sipi (locative singular)
sipama (locative plural)
sipom (instrumental singular)
sipama (instrumental plural)

From Dalmatian, from Latin sēpia. Compare sépija.


дуга

ду́га (canonical feminine)
dúga (romanization)
дуга (nominative singular)
дуге (nominative plural)
дуге (genitive singular)
дуга (genitive plural)
дузи (dative singular)
дугама (dative plural)
дугу (accusative singular)
дуге (accusative plural)
дуго (singular vocative)
дуге (plural vocative)
дузи (locative singular)
дугама (locative plural)
дугом (instrumental singular)
дугама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *dǫga, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *dangāˀ.


prase

sh-noun

prȃse n (Cyrillic spelling пра̑се, diminutive prasénce)

prȃse (canonical neuter)
пра̑се (Cyrillic)
prasénce (diminutive)
prȃse (nominative singular)
prȁsād (nominative plural)
prȁseta (genitive singular)
prasadi (genitive plural)
prasetu (dative singular)
prasadi (dative plural)
prase (accusative singular)
prasad (accusative plural)
prase (singular vocative)
prasadi (plural vocative)
prasetu (locative singular)
prasadi (locative plural)
prasetom (instrumental singular)
prasadi (instrumental plural)


gepard

gȅpārd (canonical masculine)
ге̏па̄рд (Cyrillic)
gȅpārd (nominative singular)
gȅpard (nominative singular)
gepardi (nominative plural)
geparda (genitive singular)
geparda (genitive plural)
gepardu (dative singular)
gepardima (dative plural)
geparda (accusative singular)
geparde (accusative plural)
geparde (singular vocative)
gepardi (plural vocative)
gepardu (locative singular)
gepardima (locative plural)
gepardom (instrumental singular)
gepardima (instrumental plural)

Acinonyx jubatus
Acinonyx jubatus#Translingual


џунгла

џу̀нгла (canonical feminine)
džùngla (romanization)
џунгла (nominative singular)
џунгле (nominative plural)
џунгле (genitive singular)
џунгли (genitive plural)
џунгли (dative singular)
џунглама (dative plural)
џунглу (accusative singular)
џунгле (accusative plural)
џунгло (singular vocative)
џунгле (plural vocative)
џунгли (locative singular)
џунглама (locative plural)
џунглом (instrumental singular)
џунглама (instrumental plural)


džungla

džùngla (canonical feminine)
џу̀нгла (Cyrillic)
džungla (nominative singular)
džungle (nominative plural)
džungle (genitive singular)
džungli (genitive plural)
džungli (dative singular)
džunglama (dative plural)
džunglu (accusative singular)
džungle (accusative plural)
džunglo (singular vocative)
džungle (plural vocative)
džungli (locative singular)
džunglama (locative plural)
džunglom (instrumental singular)
džunglama (instrumental plural)


šakal

šȁkal (canonical masculine)
ша̏кал (Cyrillic)
šȁkal (nominative singular)
šakali (nominative plural)
šȁkala (genitive singular)
šakala (genitive plural)
šakalu (dative singular)
šakalima (dative plural)
šakala (accusative singular)
šakale (accusative plural)
šakale (singular vocative)
šakali (plural vocative)
šakalu (locative singular)
šakalima (locative plural)
šakalom (instrumental singular)
šakalima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Schakal, from Ottoman Turkish چقال (çakal), from Persian شغال (šaġâl), from Sanskrit सृगाल (sṛgāla, “jackal”).
Doublet of čàgalj, directly borrowed from Ottoman Turkish.

(derogatory) One who benefits from the work of others; jackal, vulture.


bilur

bìlūr (canonical masculine)
бѝлӯр (Cyrillic)
bìlūr (nominative singular)
biluri (nominative plural)
bilúra (genitive singular)
bilura (genitive plural)
biluru (dative singular)
bilurima (dative plural)
bilur (accusative singular)
bilure (accusative plural)
bilure (singular vocative)
biluri (plural vocative)
biluru (locative singular)
bilurima (locative plural)
bilurom (instrumental singular)
bilurima (instrumental plural)


skald

skȁld (canonical masculine)
skȃld (canonical masculine)
ска̏лд (Cyrillic)
ска̑лд (Cyrillic)
skȁlda (alternative)


struna

strȕna (canonical feminine)
стру̏на (Cyrillic)
struna (nominative singular)
strune (nominative plural)
strune (genitive singular)
struna (genitive plural)
struni (dative singular)
strunama (dative plural)
strunu (accusative singular)
strune (accusative plural)
struno (singular vocative)
strune (plural vocative)
struni (locative singular)
strunama (locative plural)
strunom (instrumental singular)
strunama (instrumental plural)


želva

žȇlvā (canonical feminine)
же̑лва̄ (Cyrillic)
želva (nominative singular)
želve (nominative plural)
želve (genitive singular)
želvi (genitive plural)
želvi (dative singular)
želvama (dative plural)
želvu (accusative singular)
želve (accusative plural)
želvo (singular vocative)
želve (plural vocative)
želvi (locative singular)
želvama (locative plural)
želvom (instrumental singular)
želvama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *žьlvъ, from Proto-Indo-European *gʰel-. Cognate with Upper Sorbian žołwja, Lower Sorbian žołw, Polish żółw, Czech želva and Slovene žélva.


брига

бри̏га (canonical feminine)
brȉga (romanization)
бри̏га (nominative singular)
бриге (nominative plural)
бриге (genitive singular)
бри̑га̄ (genitive plural)
бри̏зи (dative singular)
бригама (dative plural)
бригу (accusative singular)
бриге (accusative plural)
бриго (singular vocative)
бриге (plural vocative)
бри̏зи (locative singular)
бригама (locative plural)
бригом (instrumental singular)
бригама (instrumental plural)

→ Pannonian Rusyn: бриґа (briga)


recikliranje

reciklírānje n (Cyrillic spelling рецикли́ра̄ње)

reciklírānje (canonical neuter)
рецикли́ра̄ње (Cyrillic)
recikliranje (nominative singular)
recikliranja (genitive singular)
recikliranju (dative singular)
recikliranje (accusative singular)
recikliranje (singular vocative)
recikliranju (locative singular)
recikliranjem (instrumental singular)


рециклирање

рецикли́ра̄ње

рецикли́ра̄ње n (Latin spelling reciklírānje)

рецикли́ра̄ње (canonical neuter)
reciklírānje (romanization)
рециклирање (nominative singular)
рециклирања (genitive singular)
рециклирању (dative singular)
рециклирање (accusative singular)
рециклирање (singular vocative)
рециклирању (locative singular)
рециклирањем (instrumental singular)

sh-decl-noun-unc

рециклирањем

ре‧ци‧кли‧ра‧ње


креативност

sh-noun

креати́вно̄ст

креати́вно̄ст f (Latin spelling kreatívnōst)

креати́вно̄ст (canonical feminine)
kreatívnōst (romanization)
креативност (nominative singular)
креативности (nominative plural)
креативности (genitive singular)
креативности (genitive plural)
креативности (dative singular)
креативностима (dative plural)
креативност (accusative singular)
креативности (accusative plural)
креативности (singular vocative)
креативности (plural vocative)
креативности (locative singular)
креативностима (locative plural)
креативношћу (instrumental singular)
креативности (instrumental singular)
креативностима (instrumental plural)


kreativnost

kreatívnōst f (Cyrillic spelling креати́вно̄ст)

kreatívnōst (canonical feminine)
креати́вно̄ст (Cyrillic)
kreativnost (nominative singular)
kreativnosti (nominative plural)
kreativnosti (genitive singular)
kreativnosti (genitive plural)
kreativnosti (dative singular)
kreativnostima (dative plural)
kreativnost (accusative singular)
kreativnosti (accusative plural)
kreativnosti (singular vocative)
kreativnosti (plural vocative)
kreativnosti (locative singular)
kreativnostima (locative plural)
kreativnošću (instrumental singular)
kreativnosti (instrumental singular)
kreativnostima (instrumental plural)


kruška

krȕška (canonical feminine)
кру̏шка (Cyrillic)
krȕška (nominative singular)
kruške (nominative plural)
kruške (genitive singular)
krȕšākā (genitive plural)
krȕškī (genitive plural)
kruški (dative singular)
kruškama (dative plural)
krušku (accusative singular)
kruške (accusative plural)
kruško (singular vocative)
kruške (plural vocative)
kruški (locative singular)
kruškama (locative plural)
kruškom (instrumental singular)
kruškama (instrumental plural)


крушка

кру̏шка (canonical feminine)
krȕška (romanization)
кру̏шка (nominative singular)
крушке (nominative plural)
крушке (genitive singular)
кру̏ша̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
кру̏шкӣ (genitive plural)
крушки (dative singular)
крушкама (dative plural)
крушку (accusative singular)
крушке (accusative plural)
крушко (singular vocative)
крушке (plural vocative)
крушки (locative singular)
крушкама (locative plural)
крушком (instrumental singular)
крушкама (instrumental plural)


glumica

glùmica (canonical feminine)
глу̀мица (Cyrillic)
glumica (nominative singular)
glumice (nominative plural)
glumice (genitive singular)
glumica (genitive plural)
glumici (dative singular)
glumicama (dative plural)
glumicu (accusative singular)
glumice (accusative plural)
glumico (singular vocative)
glumice (plural vocative)
glumici (locative singular)
glumicama (locative plural)
glumicom (instrumental singular)
glumicama (instrumental plural)


глумица

глу̀мица (canonical feminine)
glùmica (romanization)
глумица (nominative singular)
глумице (nominative plural)
глумице (genitive singular)
глумица (genitive plural)
глумици (dative singular)
глумицама (dative plural)
глумицу (accusative singular)
глумице (accusative plural)
глумицо (singular vocative)
глумице (plural vocative)
глумици (locative singular)
глумицама (locative plural)
глумицом (instrumental singular)
глумицама (instrumental plural)


botanika

botànika f (Cyrillic spelling бота̀ника)

botànika (canonical feminine)
бота̀ника (Cyrillic)
botanika (nominative singular)
botanike (genitive singular)
botanici (dative singular)
botaniku (accusative singular)
botaniko (singular vocative)
botanici (locative singular)
botanikom (instrumental singular)

botany (scientific study of plants, a branch of biology)


stroj

strȏj (canonical masculine)
стро̑ј (Cyrillic)
strȏj (nominative singular)
stròjevi (nominative plural)
strȍja (genitive singular)
stròjevā (genitive plural)
stroju (dative singular)
strojevima (dative plural)
stroj (accusative singular)
strojeve (accusative plural)
stroju (singular vocative)
strojevi (plural vocative)
stroju (locative singular)
strojevima (locative plural)
strojem (instrumental singular)
strojevima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed by Bogoslav Šulek from Czech stroj.


минус

ми́нус (canonical masculine)
mínus (romanization)
минус (nominative singular)
минуси (nominative plural)
минуса (genitive singular)
минуса (genitive plural)
минусу (dative singular)
минусима (dative plural)
минус (accusative singular)
минусе (accusative plural)
минусе (singular vocative)
минуси (plural vocative)
минусу (locative singular)
минусима (locative plural)
минусом (instrumental singular)
минусима (instrumental plural)


зет

зе̏т (canonical masculine)
zȅt (romanization)
зет (nominative singular)
зетови (nominative plural)
зета (genitive singular)
зетова (genitive plural)
зету (dative singular)
зетовима (dative plural)
зета (accusative singular)
зетове (accusative plural)
зете (singular vocative)
зетови (plural vocative)
зету (locative singular)
зетовима (locative plural)
зетом (instrumental singular)
зетовима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *zętь, from Proto-Indo-European *ǵenh₁-.

brother-in-law (husband of one's sibling)


ubrus

ùbrus (canonical masculine)
у̀брус (Cyrillic)
ubrus (nominative singular)
ubrusi (nominative plural)
ubrusa (genitive singular)
ubrusa (genitive plural)
ubrusu (dative singular)
ubrusima (dative plural)
ubrus (accusative singular)
ubruse (accusative plural)
ubruse (singular vocative)
ubrusi (plural vocative)
ubrusu (locative singular)
ubrusima (locative plural)
ubrusom (instrumental singular)
ubrusima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *ubrusъ, *obrusъ.


nafta

nȁfta (canonical feminine)
на̏фта (Cyrillic)
nafta (nominative singular)
nafte (genitive singular)
nafti (dative singular)
naftu (accusative singular)
nafto (singular vocative)
nafti (locative singular)
naftom (instrumental singular)


klima

klíma (canonical feminine)
кли́ма (Cyrillic)

From French climat, from Latin clima, from Ancient Greek κλίμα (klíma, “latitude”, literally “inclination”), from κλίνω (klínō, “to slope, incline”), from Proto-Indo-European *ḱley-.

der

climate (the long-term manifestations of weather)

climate, atmosphere, mood (circumstances and pervading mood of a place or social gathering)


klima

klíma (canonical feminine)
кли́ма (Cyrillic)
klima (nominative singular)
klime (nominative plural)
klime (genitive singular)
klima (genitive plural)
klimi (dative singular)
klimama (dative plural)
klimu (accusative singular)
klima (accusative plural)
klimo (singular vocative)
klima (plural vocative)
klimi (locative singular)
klimama (locative plural)
klimom (instrumental singular)
klimama (instrumental plural)

(colloquial) air conditioner, air conditioning (AC)


okean

sh-noun

okèān m (Cyrillic spelling окѐа̄н, relational adjective okèānskī)

okèān (canonical masculine)
окѐа̄н (Cyrillic)
okèānskī (adjective relational)
okèān (nominative singular)
okeani (nominative plural)
okeána (genitive singular)
okeana (genitive plural)
okeanu (dative singular)
okeanima (dative plural)
okean (accusative singular)
okeane (accusative plural)
okeane (singular vocative)
okeani (plural vocative)
okeanu (locative singular)
okeanima (locative plural)
okeanom (instrumental singular)
okeanima (instrumental plural)
ocèān (alternative Croatia)

From Ancient Greek Ὠκεανός (Ōkeanós, “Oceanus”).


tlak

tlȃk (canonical masculine)
тла̑к (Cyrillic)
tlȃk (nominative singular)
tlàkovi (nominative plural)
tlaka (genitive singular)
tlakova (genitive plural)
tlaku (dative singular)
tlakovima (dative plural)
tlak (accusative singular)
tlakove (accusative plural)
tlače (singular vocative)
tlakovi (plural vocative)
tlaku (locative singular)
tlakovima (locative plural)
tlakom (instrumental singular)
tlakovima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed by Bogoslav Šulek from Czech tlak, from Proto-Slavic *tolkъ


đurđevak

ђурђевак (Cyrillic)
đurđevak (nominative singular)
đurđevci (nominative plural)
đurđevka (genitive singular)
đurđevaka (genitive plural)
đurđevku (dative singular)
đurđevcima (dative plural)
đurđevak (accusative singular)
đurđevke (accusative plural)
đurđevče (singular vocative)
đurđevci (plural vocative)
đurđevku (locative singular)
đurđevcima (locative plural)
đurđevkom (instrumental singular)
đurđevcima (instrumental plural)


pridjev

prídjev (canonical masculine)
при́дјев (Cyrillic)
pridjev (nominative singular)
pridjevi (nominative plural)
pridjeva (genitive singular)
pridjeva (genitive plural)
pridjevu (dative singular)
pridjevima (dative plural)
pridjev (accusative singular)
pridjeve (accusative plural)
pridjeve (singular vocative)
pridjevi (plural vocative)
pridjevu (locative singular)
pridjevima (locative plural)
pridjevom (instrumental singular)
pridjevima (instrumental plural)
prídev (alternative Ekavian)
prídiv (alternative Ikavian)


imenica

ȉmenica (canonical feminine)
и̏меница (Cyrillic)
imenica (nominative singular)
imenice (nominative plural)
imenice (genitive singular)
imenica (genitive plural)
imenici (dative singular)
imenicama (dative plural)
imenicu (accusative singular)
imenice (accusative plural)
imenice (singular vocative)
imenico (singular vocative)
imenice (plural vocative)
imenici (locative singular)
imenicama (locative plural)
imenicom (instrumental singular)
imenicama (instrumental plural)


zamjenica

sh-noun

zȃmjenica f (Cyrillic spelling за̑мјеница)

zȃmjenica (canonical feminine)
за̑мјеница (Cyrillic)
zamjenica (nominative singular)
zamjenice (nominative plural)
zamjenice (genitive singular)
zamjenica (genitive plural)
zamjenici (dative singular)
zamjenicama (dative plural)
zamjenicu (accusative singular)
zamjenice (accusative plural)
zamjenice (singular vocative)
zamjenice (plural vocative)
zamjenici (locative singular)
zamjenicama (locative plural)
zamjenicom (instrumental singular)
zamjenicama (instrumental plural)
zȃmenica (alternative Ekavian)

posvojne zamjenice


prijedlog

prijédlog m (Cyrillic spelling прије́длог)

prijédlog (canonical masculine)
прије́длог (Cyrillic)
prijedlog (nominative singular)
prijedlozi (nominative plural)
prijedloga (genitive singular)
prijedloga (genitive plural)
prijedlogu (dative singular)
prijedlozima (dative plural)
prijedlog (accusative singular)
prijedloge (accusative plural)
prijedlože (singular vocative)
prijedlogu (singular vocative)
prijedlozi (plural vocative)
prijedlogu (locative singular)
prijedlozima (locative plural)
prijedlogom (instrumental singular)
prijedlozima (instrumental plural)
prédlog (alternative Ekavian)


prijedlog

From pred- + ložiti, a calque of Latin praepositiō.


veznik

vȇznīk (canonical masculine)
ве̑знӣк (Cyrillic)
veznik (nominative singular)
veznici (nominative plural)
veznika (genitive singular)
veznika (genitive plural)
vezniku (dative singular)
veznicima (dative plural)
veznik (accusative singular)
veznike (accusative plural)
vezniče (singular vocative)
veznici (plural vocative)
vezniku (locative singular)
veznicima (locative plural)
veznikom (instrumental singular)
veznicima (instrumental plural)

Likely coined by Šime Starčević for his 1812 grammar Nòva ricsôslovica iliricska.


usklik

ȕsklīk (canonical masculine)
у̏склӣк (Cyrillic)
ȕsklīk (nominative singular)
ȕsklīci (nominative plural)
usklika (genitive singular)
usklika (genitive plural)
uskliku (dative singular)
usklicima (dative plural)
usklik (accusative singular)
usklike (accusative plural)
uskliče (singular vocative)
usklici (plural vocative)
uskliku (locative singular)
usklicima (locative plural)
usklikom (instrumental singular)
usklicima (instrumental plural)


именица

и̏меница (canonical feminine)
ȉmenica (romanization)
именица (nominative singular)
именице (nominative plural)
именице (genitive singular)
именица (genitive plural)
именици (dative singular)
именицама (dative plural)
именицу (accusative singular)
именице (accusative plural)
именице (singular vocative)
именицо (singular vocative)
именице (plural vocative)
именици (locative singular)
именицама (locative plural)
именицом (instrumental singular)
именицама (instrumental plural)


усклик

у̏склӣк (canonical masculine)
ȕsklīk (romanization)
у̏склӣк (nominative singular)
у̏склӣци (nominative plural)
усклика (genitive singular)
усклика (genitive plural)
усклику (dative singular)
усклицима (dative plural)
усклик (accusative singular)
усклике (accusative plural)
ускличе (singular vocative)
усклици (plural vocative)
усклику (locative singular)
усклицима (locative plural)
ускликом (instrumental singular)
усклицима (instrumental plural)


узвик

у̏звӣк (canonical masculine)
ȕzvīk (romanization)
у̏звӣк (nominative singular)
у̏звӣци (nominative plural)
узвика (genitive singular)
узвика (genitive plural)
узвику (dative singular)
узвицима (dative plural)
узвик (accusative singular)
узвике (accusative plural)
узвиче (singular vocative)
узвици (plural vocative)
узвику (locative singular)
узвицима (locative plural)
узвиком (instrumental singular)
узвицима (instrumental plural)


uzvik

ȕzvīk (canonical masculine)
у̏звӣк (Cyrillic)
ȕzvīk (nominative singular)
ȕzvīci (nominative plural)
uzvika (genitive singular)
uzvika (genitive plural)
uzviku (dative singular)
uzvicima (dative plural)
uzvik (accusative singular)
uzvike (accusative plural)
uzviče (singular vocative)
uzvici (plural vocative)
uzviku (locative singular)
uzvicima (locative plural)
uzvikom (instrumental singular)
uzvicima (instrumental plural)


везник

ве̑знӣк (canonical masculine)
vȇznīk (romanization)
везник (nominative singular)
везници (nominative plural)
везника (genitive singular)
везника (genitive plural)
везнику (dative singular)
везницима (dative plural)
везник (accusative singular)
везнике (accusative plural)
везниче (singular vocative)
везници (plural vocative)
везнику (locative singular)
везницима (locative plural)
везником (instrumental singular)
везницима (instrumental plural)


правило

пра̏вило (canonical neuter)
prȁvilo (romanization)
правило (nominative singular)
правила (nominative plural)
правила (genitive singular)
правила (genitive plural)
правилу (dative singular)
правилима (dative plural)
правило (accusative singular)
правила (accusative plural)
правило (singular vocative)
правила (plural vocative)
правилу (locative singular)
правилима (locative plural)
правилом (instrumental singular)
правилима (instrumental plural)


плуг

плу̏г (canonical masculine)
plȕg (romanization)
плу̏г (nominative singular)
плу̀гови (nominative plural)
плуга (genitive singular)
плугова (genitive plural)
плугу (dative singular)
плуговима (dative plural)
плуг (accusative singular)
плугове (accusative plural)
плугу (singular vocative)
плуже (singular vocative)
плугове (plural vocative)
плугу (locative singular)
плуговима (locative plural)
плугом (instrumental singular)
плуговима (instrumental plural)

desctree

→ Ottoman Turkish: پلوغ (pulluğ), փիւլուղ (püluğ) — Armeno-Turkish
Turkish: pulluk

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *plugъ, borrowed from Proto-Germanic *plōgaz (“plough”), *plōguz.


мотор

мо̀то̄р (canonical masculine)
mòtōr (romanization)
мо̀то̄р (nominative singular)
мотори (nominative plural)
мото́ра (genitive singular)
мотора (genitive plural)
мотору (dative singular)
моторима (dative plural)
мотор (accusative singular)
моторе (accusative plural)
мотору (singular vocative)
моторе (singular vocative)
мотори (plural vocative)
мотору (locative singular)
моторима (locative plural)
мотором (instrumental singular)
моторима (instrumental plural)


саксофон

са̏ксофо̄н (canonical masculine)
sȁksofōn (romanization)
саксофон (nominative singular)
саксофони (nominative plural)
саксофона (genitive singular)
саксофона (genitive plural)
саксофону (dative singular)
саксофонима (dative plural)
саксофон (accusative singular)
саксофоне (accusative plural)
саксофоне (singular vocative)
саксофони (plural vocative)
саксофону (locative singular)
саксофонима (locative plural)
саксофоном (instrumental singular)
саксофонима (instrumental plural)


дова

From Ottoman Turkish دعا (du'â), from Arabic دُعَاء (duʕāʔ).


duše

inflection of duša:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


čin

čȋn (canonical masculine)
чи̑н (Cyrillic)
čȋn (nominative singular)
čȉnovi (nominative plural)
čina (genitive singular)
činova (genitive plural)
činu (dative singular)
činovima (dative plural)
čin (accusative singular)
činove (accusative plural)
čine (singular vocative)
činovi (plural vocative)
činu (locative singular)
činovima (locative plural)
činom (instrumental singular)
činovima (instrumental plural)


instinkt

ìnstinkt (canonical masculine)
ѝнстинкт (Cyrillic)
instinkt (nominative singular)
instinkti (nominative plural)
instinkta (genitive singular)
ìnstinkātā (genitive plural)
instinktu (dative singular)
instinktima (dative plural)
instinkt (accusative singular)
instinkte (accusative plural)
instinkte (singular vocative)
instinkti (plural vocative)
instinktu (locative singular)
instinktima (locative plural)
instinktom (instrumental singular)
instinktima (instrumental plural)


кука

ку̏ка (canonical feminine)
kȕka (romanization)
ку̏ка (nominative singular)
ку̏ке (nominative plural)
куке (genitive singular)
ку̑ка̄ (genitive plural)
куки (dative singular)
кукама (dative plural)
куку (accusative singular)
куке (accusative plural)
куко (singular vocative)
куке (plural vocative)
куки (locative singular)
кукама (locative plural)
куком (instrumental singular)
кукама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kuka (“hook, hook-shaped”). Akin to ку̏к.


врх

вр̏х (canonical masculine)
vȑh (romanization)
вр̏х (nominative singular)
вр̀хови (nominative plural)
вр̀ха (genitive singular)
врхова (genitive plural)
врху (dative singular)
врховима (dative plural)
врх (accusative singular)
врхове (accusative plural)
врше (singular vocative)
врху (singular vocative)
врхови (plural vocative)
врху (locative singular)
врховима (locative plural)
врхом (instrumental singular)
врховима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *vьrxъ, from Proto-Indo-European *wr̥su-.


udavača

udàvača (canonical feminine)
уда̀вача (Cyrillic)
udavača (nominative singular)
udavače (nominative plural)
udavače (genitive singular)
udavača (genitive plural)
udavači (dative singular)
udavačama (dative plural)
udavaču (accusative singular)
udavače (accusative plural)
udavačo (singular vocative)
udavače (plural vocative)
udavači (locative singular)
udavačama (locative plural)
udavačom (instrumental singular)
udavačama (instrumental plural)


удавача

уда̀вача (canonical feminine)
udàvača (romanization)
удавача (nominative singular)
удаваче (nominative plural)
удаваче (genitive singular)
удавача (genitive plural)
удавачи (dative singular)
удавачама (dative plural)
удавачу (accusative singular)
удаваче (accusative plural)
удавачо (singular vocative)
удаваче (plural vocative)
удавачи (locative singular)
удавачама (locative plural)
удавачом (instrumental singular)
удавачама (instrumental plural)


бећаруша

бећа̀руша (canonical feminine)
bećàruša (romanization)
бећаруша (nominative singular)
бећаруше (nominative plural)
бећаруше (genitive singular)
бећаруша (genitive plural)
бећаруши (dative singular)
бећарушама (dative plural)
бећарушу (accusative singular)
бећаруше (accusative plural)
бећарушо (singular vocative)
бећаруше (plural vocative)
бећаруши (locative singular)
бећарушама (locative plural)
бећарушом (instrumental singular)
бећарушама (instrumental plural)

From бећар + -уша.

suffix

бећар + -уша


bećaruša

sh-noun

bećàruša f (Cyrillic spelling бећа̀руша)

bećàruša (canonical feminine)
бећа̀руша (Cyrillic)
bećaruša (nominative singular)
bećaruše (nominative plural)
bećaruše (genitive singular)
bećaruša (genitive plural)
bećaruši (dative singular)
bećarušama (dative plural)
bećarušu (accusative singular)
bećaruše (accusative plural)
bećarušo (singular vocative)
bećaruše (plural vocative)
bećaruši (locative singular)
bećarušama (locative plural)
bećarušom (instrumental singular)
bećarušama (instrumental plural)


bećar

bèćār (canonical masculine)
бѐћа̄р (Cyrillic)
bèćār (nominative singular)
bećari (nominative plural)
bećára (genitive singular)
bećara (genitive plural)
bećaru (dative singular)
bećarima (dative plural)
bećara (accusative singular)
bećare (accusative plural)
bećaru (singular vocative)
bećare (singular vocative)
bećari (plural vocative)
bećaru (locative singular)
bećarima (locative plural)
bećarem (instrumental singular)
bećarom (instrumental singular)
bećarima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish بكار (bekâr, “bachelor”), from Arabic بِكْر (bikr, “virgin”).


бећар

бѐћа̄р (canonical masculine)
bèćār (romanization)
бѐћа̄р (nominative singular)
бећари (nominative plural)
бећа́ра (genitive singular)
бећара (genitive plural)
бећару (dative singular)
бећарима (dative plural)
бећара (accusative singular)
бећаре (accusative plural)
бећару (singular vocative)
бећаре (singular vocative)
бећари (plural vocative)
бећару (locative singular)
бећарима (locative plural)
бећарем (instrumental singular)
бећаром (instrumental singular)
бећарима (instrumental plural)


neženja

nèženja (canonical masculine)
нѐжења (Cyrillic)
neženja (nominative singular)
neženje (nominative plural)
neženje (genitive singular)
neženja (genitive plural)
neženji (dative singular)
neženjama (dative plural)
neženju (accusative singular)
neženje (accusative plural)
neženjo (singular vocative)
neženje (plural vocative)
neženji (locative singular)
neženjama (locative plural)
neženjom (instrumental singular)
neženjama (instrumental plural)


нежења

нѐжења (canonical masculine)
nèženja (romanization)
нежења (nominative singular)
нежење (nominative plural)
нежење (genitive singular)
нежења (genitive plural)
нежењи (dative singular)
нежењама (dative plural)
нежењу (accusative singular)
нежење (accusative plural)
нежењо (singular vocative)
нежење (plural vocative)
нежењи (locative singular)
нежењама (locative plural)
нежењом (instrumental singular)
нежењама (instrumental plural)


mezanin

mezànīn (canonical masculine)
меза̀нӣн (Cyrillic)
mezànīn (nominative singular)
mezanini (nominative plural)
mezanína (genitive singular)
mezanina (genitive plural)
mezaninu (dative singular)
mezaninima (dative plural)
mezanin (accusative singular)
mezanine (accusative plural)
mezanine (singular vocative)
mezanini (plural vocative)
mezaninu (locative singular)
mezaninima (locative plural)
mezaninom (instrumental singular)
mezaninima (instrumental plural)


мезанин

меза̀нӣн (canonical masculine)
mezànīn (romanization)
меза̀нӣн (nominative singular)
мезанини (nominative plural)
мезани́на (genitive singular)
мезанина (genitive plural)
мезанину (dative singular)
мезанинима (dative plural)
мезанин (accusative singular)
мезанине (accusative plural)
мезанине (singular vocative)
мезанини (plural vocative)
мезанину (locative singular)
мезанинима (locative plural)
мезанином (instrumental singular)
мезанинима (instrumental plural)


диктатор

дѝкта̄тор (canonical masculine)
dìktātor (romanization)
диктатор (nominative singular)
диктатори (nominative plural)
диктатора (genitive singular)
диктатора (genitive plural)
диктатору (dative singular)
диктаторима (dative plural)
диктатора (accusative singular)
диктаторе (accusative plural)
диктаторе (singular vocative)
диктатори (plural vocative)
диктатору (locative singular)
диктаторима (locative plural)
диктатором (instrumental singular)
диктаторима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Latin dictātor (“a chief magistrate”), from dictō (“dictate, prescribe”), from dīcō (“say, speak”).


диктаторка

sh-noun

дѝкта̄то̄рка

дѝкта̄то̄рка f (Latin spelling dìktātōrka)

дѝкта̄то̄рка (canonical feminine)
dìktātōrka (romanization)
диктаторка (nominative singular)
диктаторке (nominative plural)
диктаторке (genitive singular)
диктаторка (genitive plural)
диктаторки (genitive plural)
диктаторки (dative singular)
диктаторкама (dative plural)
диктаторку (accusative singular)
диктаторке (accusative plural)
диктаторко (singular vocative)
диктаторке (plural vocative)
диктаторки (locative singular)
диктаторкама (locative plural)
диктаторком (instrumental singular)
диктаторкама (instrumental plural)

дик‧та‧тор‧ка

From дѝкта̄тор + -ка.

suffix

дѝкта̄тор + -ка

(chiefly Bosnia, Serbia) dictator (female)


diktatorka

sh-noun

dìktātōrka f (Cyrillic spelling дѝкта̄то̄рка)

dìktātōrka (canonical feminine)
дѝкта̄то̄рка (Cyrillic)
diktatorka (nominative singular)
diktatorke (nominative plural)
diktatorke (genitive singular)
diktatorka (genitive plural)
diktatorki (genitive plural)
diktatorki (dative singular)
diktatorkama (dative plural)
diktatorku (accusative singular)
diktatorke (accusative plural)
diktatorko (singular vocative)
diktatorke (plural vocative)
diktatorki (locative singular)
diktatorkama (locative plural)
diktatorkom (instrumental singular)
diktatorkama (instrumental plural)


етикета

етике́та (canonical feminine)
etikéta (romanization)
етикета (nominative singular)
етикете (nominative plural)
етикете (genitive singular)
етикета (genitive plural)
етикети (dative singular)
етикетама (dative plural)
етикету (accusative singular)
етикете (accusative plural)
етикето (singular vocative)
етикете (plural vocative)
етикети (locative singular)
етикетама (locative plural)
етикетом (instrumental singular)
етикетама (instrumental plural)
етикеција (alternative)


поље

по̏ље (canonical neuter)
pȍlje (romanization)
по̏ље (nominative singular)
по̀ља (nominative plural)
по̏ља (nominative plural)
по̏ља (genitive singular)
по́ља̄ (genitive plural)
по̑ља̄ (genitive plural)
по̏љу (dative singular)
по̀љима (dative plural)
по̏љима (dative plural)
по̏ље (accusative singular)
по̀ља (accusative plural)
по̏ља (accusative plural)
по̏ље (singular vocative)
по̀ља (plural vocative)
по̏ља (plural vocative)
по̏љу (locative singular)
по̀љима (locative plural)
по̏љима (locative plural)
по̏љем (instrumental singular)
по̀љима (instrumental plural)
по̏љима (instrumental plural)


dirhem

dìrhem (canonical masculine)
дѝрхем (Cyrillic)
dirhem (nominative singular)
dirhemi (nominative plural)
dirhema (genitive singular)
dirhema (genitive plural)
dirhemu (dative singular)
dirhemima (dative plural)
dirhem (accusative singular)
dirheme (accusative plural)
dirheme (singular vocative)
dirhemi (plural vocative)
dirhemu (locative singular)
dirhemima (locative plural)
dirhemom (instrumental singular)
dirhemima (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish درهم (dirhem), from Persian درهم (derham), from Ancient Greek δραχμή (drakhmḗ). Compare dràhma.

(regional, historical) dirham (especially silver coin used during the Ottoman Empire)


рибофлавин

рибофла̀вӣн m (Latin spelling riboflàvīn)

рибофла̀вӣн (canonical masculine)
riboflàvīn (romanization)
рибофла̀вӣн (nominative singular)
рибофлави́на (genitive singular)
рибофлави́ну (dative singular)
рибофла̀вӣн (accusative singular)
ри̏бофлавӣне (singular vocative)
рибофлави́ну (locative singular)
рибофлави́ном (instrumental singular)

sh-decl-noun-unc

рибофлави́на

рибофлави́ну

ри̏бофлавӣне

рибофлави́ну

рибофлави́ном

ри‧бо‧фла‧вин


lasice

inflection of lasica:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


neplodnost

sh-noun

nèplodnōst f (Cyrillic spelling нѐплодно̄ст)

nèplodnōst (canonical feminine)
нѐплодно̄ст (Cyrillic)
neplodnost (nominative singular)
neplodnosti (genitive singular)
neplodnosti (dative singular)
neplodnost (accusative singular)
neplodnosti (singular vocative)
neplodnosti (locative singular)
neplodnosti (instrumental singular)
neplodnošću (instrumental singular)


skupina

skȕpina (canonical feminine)
ску̏пина (Cyrillic)
skupina (nominative singular)
skupine (nominative plural)
skupine (genitive singular)
skupina (genitive plural)
skupini (dative singular)
skupinama (dative plural)
skupinu (accusative singular)
skupine (accusative plural)
skupino (singular vocative)
skupine (plural vocative)
skupini (locative singular)
skupinama (locative plural)
skupinom (instrumental singular)
skupinama (instrumental plural)


grupa

grȕpa (canonical feminine)
гру̏па (Cyrillic)
grȕpa (nominative singular)
grupe (nominative plural)
grupe (genitive singular)
grȗpā (genitive plural)
grupi (dative singular)
grupama (dative plural)
grupu (accusative singular)
grupe (accusative plural)
grupo (singular vocative)
grupe (plural vocative)
grupi (locative singular)
grupama (locative plural)
grupom (instrumental singular)
grupama (instrumental plural)


slabost

slȁbōst (canonical feminine)
сла̏бо̄ст (Cyrillic)
slȁbōst (nominative singular)
slabosti (nominative plural)
slȁbosti (genitive singular)
slabosti (genitive plural)
slabosti (dative singular)
slabostima (dative plural)
slabost (accusative singular)
slabosti (accusative plural)
slabosti (singular vocative)
slabosti (plural vocative)
slabosti (locative singular)
slabostima (locative plural)
slȁbošću (instrumental singular)
slabostima (instrumental plural)


kompas

kòmpas (canonical masculine)
ко̀мпас (Cyrillic)
kòmpas (nominative singular)
kompasi (nominative plural)
kompasa (genitive singular)
kȍmpāsā (genitive plural)
kompasu (dative singular)
kompasima (dative plural)
kompas (accusative singular)
kompase (accusative plural)
kompase (singular vocative)
kompasi (plural vocative)
kompasu (locative singular)
kompasima (locative plural)
kompasom (instrumental singular)
kompasima (instrumental plural)


бик

би̏к (canonical masculine)
bȉk (romanization)
би̏к (nominative singular)
бѝкови (nominative plural)
бика (genitive singular)
бикова (genitive plural)
бику (dative singular)
биковима (dative plural)
бика (accusative singular)
бикове (accusative plural)
би̏че (singular vocative)
бикови (plural vocative)
бику (locative singular)
биковима (locative plural)
биком (instrumental singular)
биковима (instrumental plural)


ћилим

ћѝлим (canonical masculine)
ćìlim (romanization)
ћѝлим (nominative singular)
ћилими (nominative plural)
ћилима (genitive singular)
ћи̏лӣма̄ (genitive plural)
ћилиму (dative singular)
ћилимима (dative plural)
ћилим (accusative singular)
ћилиме (accusative plural)
ћилиме (singular vocative)
ћилими (plural vocative)
ћилиму (locative singular)
ћилимима (locative plural)
ћилимом (instrumental singular)
ћилимима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish كلیم (Turkish kilim), from Persian گلیم (gelim).

thick carpet or tapestry of oriental style


ćilim

ćìlim (canonical masculine)
ћѝлим (Cyrillic)
ćìlim (nominative singular)
ćilimi (nominative plural)
ćilima (genitive singular)
ćȉlīmā (genitive plural)
ćilimu (dative singular)
ćilimima (dative plural)
ćilim (accusative singular)
ćilime (accusative plural)
ćilime (singular vocative)
ćilimi (plural vocative)
ćilimu (locative singular)
ćilimima (locative plural)
ćilimom (instrumental singular)
ćilimima (instrumental plural)


армија

а̀рмија (canonical feminine)
àrmija (romanization)
армија (nominative singular)
армије (nominative plural)
армије (genitive singular)
армија (genitive plural)
армији (dative singular)
армијама (dative plural)
армију (accusative singular)
армије (accusative plural)
армијо (singular vocative)
армије (plural vocative)
армији (locative singular)
армијама (locative plural)
армијом (instrumental singular)
армијама (instrumental plural)

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

Армија школараца је марширала улицом.

An army of students was marching down the street.

(figuratively) multitude, a large number of people


saboter

sabòtēr (canonical masculine)
сабо̀те̄р (Cyrillic)
sabòtēr (nominative singular)
saboteri (nominative plural)
sabotéra (genitive singular)
sabotera (genitive plural)
saboteru (dative singular)
saboterima (dative plural)
sabotera (accusative singular)
sabotere (accusative plural)
saboteru (singular vocative)
saboteri (plural vocative)
saboteru (locative singular)
saboterima (locative plural)
saboterom (instrumental singular)
saboterima (instrumental plural)


lenost

lénōst (canonical feminine)
ле́но̄ст (Cyrillic)
lénōst (nominative singular)
lénosti (genitive singular)
lenosti (dative singular)
lenost (accusative singular)
lenosti (singular vocative)
lenosti (locative singular)
lénosti (instrumental singular)
lénošću (instrumental singular)
lijénōst (alternative Ijekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *lěnostь. By surface analysis, lijȇn + -ost.


embrion

ȅmbriōn (canonical masculine)
е̏мбрио̄н (Cyrillic)
embrion (nominative singular)
embrioni (nominative plural)
embriona (genitive singular)
embriona (genitive plural)
embrionu (dative singular)
embrionima (dative plural)
embrion (accusative singular)
embrione (accusative plural)
embrione (singular vocative)
embrioni (plural vocative)
embrionu (locative singular)
embrionima (locative plural)
embrionom (instrumental singular)
embrionima (instrumental plural)


anbar

ȁnbār (canonical masculine)
а̏нба̄р (Cyrillic)
anbar (nominative singular)
anbari (nominative plural)
anbara (genitive singular)
anbara (genitive plural)
anbaru (dative singular)
anbarima (dative plural)
anbar (accusative singular)
anbare (accusative plural)
anbare (singular vocative)
anbari (plural vocative)
anbaru (locative singular)
anbarima (locative plural)
anbarom (instrumental singular)
anbarima (instrumental plural)

Alternative spelling of ȁmbār (“barn; granary”)


sekta

sȅkta (canonical feminine)
се̏кта (Cyrillic)
sȅkta (nominative singular)
sekte (nominative plural)
sekte (genitive singular)
sȇktā (genitive plural)
sȇktī (genitive plural)
sekti (dative singular)
sektama (dative plural)
sektu (accusative singular)
sekte (accusative plural)
sekto (singular vocative)
sekte (plural vocative)
sekti (locative singular)
sektama (locative plural)
sektom (instrumental singular)
sektama (instrumental plural)


traktor

trȁktor (canonical masculine)
тра̏ктор (Cyrillic)
traktor (nominative singular)
traktori (nominative plural)
traktora (genitive singular)
traktora (genitive plural)
traktoru (dative singular)
traktorima (dative plural)
traktor (accusative singular)
traktore (accusative plural)
traktore (singular vocative)
traktori (plural vocative)
traktoru (locative singular)
traktorima (locative plural)
traktorom (instrumental singular)
traktorima (instrumental plural)


трактор

тра̏ктор (canonical masculine)
trȁktor (romanization)
трактор (nominative singular)
трактори (nominative plural)
трактора (genitive singular)
трактора (genitive plural)
трактору (dative singular)
тракторима (dative plural)
трактор (accusative singular)
тракторе (accusative plural)
тракторе (singular vocative)
трактори (plural vocative)
трактору (locative singular)
тракторима (locative plural)
трактором (instrumental singular)
тракторима (instrumental plural)


мученик

му̏ченӣк (canonical masculine)
mȕčenīk (romanization)
мученик (nominative singular)
мученици (nominative plural)
мученика (genitive singular)
мученика (genitive plural)
мученику (dative singular)
мученицима (dative plural)
мученика (accusative singular)
мученике (accusative plural)
мучениче (singular vocative)
мученици (plural vocative)
мученику (locative singular)
мученицима (locative plural)
мучеником (instrumental singular)
мученицима (instrumental plural)


prut

prȗt (canonical masculine)
пру̑т (Cyrillic)
prȗt (nominative singular)
prútovi (nominative plural)
prúta (genitive singular)
prutova (genitive plural)
prutu (dative singular)
prutovima (dative plural)
prut (accusative singular)
prutove (accusative plural)
prute (singular vocative)
prutovi (plural vocative)
prutu (locative singular)
prutovima (locative plural)
prutom (instrumental singular)
prutovima (instrumental plural)


značka

znȁčka (canonical feminine)
зна̏чка (Cyrillic)
znȁčka (nominative singular)
značke (nominative plural)
značke (genitive singular)
znȁčākā (genitive plural)
znȁčkī (genitive plural)
znački (dative singular)
značkama (dative plural)
značku (accusative singular)
značke (accusative plural)
značko (singular vocative)
značke (plural vocative)
znački (locative singular)
značkama (locative plural)
značkom (instrumental singular)
značkama (instrumental plural)


значка

зна̏чка (canonical feminine)
znȁčka (romanization)
зна̏чка (nominative singular)
значке (nominative plural)
значке (genitive singular)
зна̏ча̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
зна̏чкӣ (genitive plural)
значки (dative singular)
значкама (dative plural)
значку (accusative singular)
значке (accusative plural)
значко (singular vocative)
значке (plural vocative)
значки (locative singular)
значкама (locative plural)
значком (instrumental singular)
значкама (instrumental plural)


превод

пре́вод (canonical masculine)
prévod (romanization)
превод (nominative singular)
преводи (nominative plural)
превода (genitive singular)
превода (genitive plural)
преводу (dative singular)
преводима (dative plural)
превод (accusative singular)
преводе (accusative plural)
преводе (singular vocative)
преводи (plural vocative)
преводу (locative singular)
преводима (locative plural)
преводом (instrumental singular)
преводима (instrumental plural)
прије́вод (alternative Ijekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *pervodъ, From прѐвести (“to translate”).


prevod

prévod (canonical masculine)
пре́вод (Cyrillic)
prevod (nominative singular)
prevodi (nominative plural)
prevoda (genitive singular)
prevoda (genitive plural)
prevodu (dative singular)
prevodima (dative plural)
prevod (accusative singular)
prevode (accusative plural)
prevode (singular vocative)
prevodi (plural vocative)
prevodu (locative singular)
prevodima (locative plural)
prevodom (instrumental singular)
prevodima (instrumental plural)
prijévod (alternative Ijekavian)


већина

већѝна (canonical feminine)
većìna (romanization)
већина (nominative singular)
већине (nominative plural)
већине (genitive singular)
већина (genitive plural)
већини (dative singular)
већинама (dative plural)
већину (accusative singular)
већине (accusative plural)
већино (singular vocative)
већине (plural vocative)
већини (locative singular)
већинама (locative plural)
већином (instrumental singular)
већинама (instrumental plural)


većina

većìna (canonical feminine)
већѝна (Cyrillic)
većina (nominative singular)
većine (nominative plural)
većine (genitive singular)
većina (genitive plural)
većini (dative singular)
većinama (dative plural)
većinu (accusative singular)
većine (accusative plural)
većino (singular vocative)
većine (plural vocative)
većini (locative singular)
većinama (locative plural)
većinom (instrumental singular)
većinama (instrumental plural)

većina ljudi


мањина

мањѝна (canonical feminine)
manjìna (romanization)
мањѝна (nominative singular)
мањине (nominative plural)
мањине (genitive singular)
мањи́на̄ (genitive plural)
мањини (dative singular)
мањинама (dative plural)
мањину (accusative singular)
мањине (accusative plural)
мањино (singular vocative)
мањине (plural vocative)
мањини (locative singular)
мањинама (locative plural)
мањином (instrumental singular)
мањинама (instrumental plural)


manjina

manjìna (canonical feminine)
мањѝна (Cyrillic)
manjìna (nominative singular)
manjine (nominative plural)
manjine (genitive singular)
manjínā (genitive plural)
manjini (dative singular)
manjinama (dative plural)
manjinu (accusative singular)
manjine (accusative plural)
manjino (singular vocative)
manjine (plural vocative)
manjini (locative singular)
manjinama (locative plural)
manjinom (instrumental singular)
manjinama (instrumental plural)


federalist

federàlist m (Cyrillic spelling федера̀лист)

federàlist (canonical masculine)
федера̀лист (Cyrillic)
federalist (nominative singular)
federalisti (nominative plural)
federalista (genitive singular)
federalista (genitive plural)
federalistu (dative singular)
federalistima (dative plural)
federalista (accusative singular)
federaliste (accusative plural)
federaliste (singular vocative)
federalisti (plural vocative)
federalistu (locative singular)
federalistima (locative plural)
federalistom (instrumental singular)
federalistima (instrumental plural)
federàlista (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


сила

си̏ла (canonical feminine)
sȉla (romanization)
си̏ла (nominative singular)
силе (nominative plural)
силе (genitive singular)
си̑ла̄ (genitive plural)
сили (dative singular)
силама (dative plural)
силу (accusative singular)
силе (accusative plural)
сило (singular vocative)
силе (plural vocative)
сили (locative singular)
силама (locative plural)
силом (instrumental singular)
силама (instrumental plural)

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


služba

slùžba (canonical feminine)
слу̀жба (Cyrillic)
slùžba (nominative singular)
službe (nominative plural)
službe (genitive singular)
slùžbī (genitive plural)
službi (dative singular)
službama (dative plural)
službu (accusative singular)
službe (accusative plural)
službo (singular vocative)
službe (plural vocative)
službi (locative singular)
službama (locative plural)
službom (instrumental singular)
službama (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *služьba. Equivalent to služiti + -ba.


сендвич

се̏ндвич (canonical masculine)
sȅndvič (romanization)
сендвич (nominative singular)
сендвичи (nominative plural)
сендвича (genitive singular)
сендвича (genitive plural)
сендвичу (dative singular)
сендвичима (dative plural)
сендвич (accusative singular)
сендвиче (accusative plural)
сендвичу (singular vocative)
сендвичи (plural vocative)
сендвичу (locative singular)
сендвичима (locative plural)
сендвичем (instrumental singular)
сендвичима (instrumental plural)

From English sandwich, named after its supposed inventor, the Earl of Sandwich.


халхал

From Ottoman Turkish خلخال (halhâl), from Arabic خَلْخَال (ḵalḵāl).

der

Arabic خَلْخَال (ḵalḵāl)

Alternative spelling of халхала, meaning bracelet or anklet


halhal

Arabic خَلْخَال (ḵalḵāl)

Alternative spelling of halhala, meaning bracelet or anklet.


rukav

rùkāv (canonical masculine)
ру̀ка̄в (Cyrillic)
rùkāv (nominative singular)
rukávi (nominative plural)
rukáva (genitive singular)
rukávā (genitive plural)
rukávu (dative singular)
rukávima (dative plural)
rùkāv (accusative singular)
rukáve (accusative plural)
rȕkāve (singular vocative)
rukávi (plural vocative)
rukávu (locative singular)
rukávima (locative plural)
rukávom (instrumental singular)
rukávima (instrumental plural)

rukav rijeke


халхала

halhala (romanization)
халхал (alternative)

Arabic خَلْخَال (ḵalḵāl)


halhala

Arabic خَلْخَال (ḵalḵāl)


бака

ба́ка (canonical feminine)
báka (romanization)
ба́ка (nominative singular)
баке (nominative plural)
баке (genitive singular)
бака (genitive plural)
баки (dative singular)
бакама (dative plural)
баку (accusative singular)
баке (accusative plural)
ба̑ко (singular vocative)
баке (plural vocative)
баки (locative singular)
бакама (locative plural)
баком (instrumental singular)
бакама (instrumental plural)


bufer

bùfer (canonical masculine)
бу̀фер (Cyrillic)

(colloquial) bumper (of a vehicle, rail wagon or tram)


baza

báza (canonical feminine)
ба́за (Cyrillic)
baza (nominative singular)
baze (nominative plural)
baze (genitive singular)
baza (genitive plural)
bazi (dative singular)
bazama (dative plural)
bazu (accusative singular)
baze (accusative plural)
bazo (singular vocative)
baze (plural vocative)
bazi (locative singular)
bazama (locative plural)
bazom (instrumental singular)
bazama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Latin basis, from Ancient Greek βάσις (básis).


klarinet

sh-noun

klarìnēt m (Cyrillic spelling кларѝне̄т)

klarìnēt (canonical masculine)
кларѝне̄т (Cyrillic)
klarìnēt (nominative singular)
klarineti (nominative plural)
klarinéta (genitive singular)
klarineta (genitive plural)
klarinetu (dative singular)
klarinetima (dative plural)
klarinet (accusative singular)
klarinete (accusative plural)
klarinete (singular vocative)
klarineti (plural vocative)
klarinetu (locative singular)
klarinetima (locative plural)
klarinetom (instrumental singular)
klarinetima (instrumental plural)

(music) clarinet (woodwind musical instrument)


братство

бра̀тство (canonical neuter)
bràtstvo (romanization)
братство (nominative singular)
братства (nominative plural)
братства (genitive singular)
бра̏тста̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
бра́тства̄ (genitive plural)
братству (dative singular)
братствима (dative plural)
братство (accusative singular)
братства (accusative plural)
братство (singular vocative)
братства (plural vocative)
братству (locative singular)
братствима (locative plural)
братством (instrumental singular)
братствима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *bratrьstvo. Equivalent to бра̏т + -ство.

af

бра̏т + -ство


trombon

tròmbōn (canonical masculine)
тро̀мбо̄н (Cyrillic)
trombon (nominative singular)
tromboni (nominative plural)
trombona (genitive singular)
trombona (genitive plural)
trombonu (dative singular)
trombonima (dative plural)
trombon (accusative singular)
trombone (accusative plural)
trombone (singular vocative)
tromboni (plural vocative)
trombonu (locative singular)
trombonima (locative plural)
trombonom (instrumental singular)
trombonima (instrumental plural)


tast

tȁst (canonical masculine)
та̏ст (Cyrillic)
tast (nominative singular)
tastovi (nominative plural)
tasta (genitive singular)
tastova (genitive plural)
tastu (dative singular)
tastovima (dative plural)
tasta (accusative singular)
tastove (accusative plural)
taste (singular vocative)
tastovi (plural vocative)
tastu (locative singular)
tastovima (locative plural)
tastom (instrumental singular)
tastovima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *tь̏stь, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *tíśtis, from Proto-Indo-European *teḱ-.

(Bosnia, Serbia) father-in-law (one's wife's father)


torzo

tȍrzo (canonical masculine)
то̏рзо (Cyrillic)


ambar

ȁmbār (canonical masculine)
а̏мба̄р (Cyrillic)
ambar (nominative singular)
ambari (nominative plural)
ambara (genitive singular)
ambara (genitive plural)
ambaru (dative singular)
ambarima (dative plural)
ambar (accusative singular)
ambare (accusative plural)
ambare (singular vocative)
ambari (plural vocative)
ambaru (locative singular)
ambarima (locative plural)
ambarom (instrumental singular)
ambarima (instrumental plural)
ȁnbār (alternative)
hȁmbār (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish انبار (ambar), from Persian انبار (anbâr).


hambar

hȁmbār (canonical masculine)
ха̏мба̄р (Cyrillic)
ambar (nominative singular)
ambari (nominative plural)
ambara (genitive singular)
ambara (genitive plural)
ambaru (dative singular)
ambarima (dative plural)
ambar (accusative singular)
ambare (accusative plural)
ambare (singular vocative)
ambari (plural vocative)
ambaru (locative singular)
ambarima (locative plural)
ambarom (instrumental singular)
ambarima (instrumental plural)

Alternative spelling of ambar (“barn, granary, silo.”)


анбар

а̏нба̄р (canonical masculine)
ȁnbār (romanization)
анбар (nominative singular)
анбари (nominative plural)
анбара (genitive singular)
анбара (genitive plural)
анбару (dative singular)
анбарима (dative plural)
анбар (accusative singular)
анбаре (accusative plural)
анбаре (singular vocative)
анбари (plural vocative)
анбару (locative singular)
анбарима (locative plural)
анбаром (instrumental singular)
анбарима (instrumental plural)

Alternative spelling of а̏мба̄р (“barn, granary”)


амбар

а̏мба̄р (canonical masculine)
ȁmbār (romanization)
амбар (nominative singular)
амбари (nominative plural)
амбара (genitive singular)
амбара (genitive plural)
амбару (dative singular)
амбарима (dative plural)
амбар (accusative singular)
амбаре (accusative plural)
амбаре (singular vocative)
амбари (plural vocative)
амбару (locative singular)
амбарима (locative plural)
амбаром (instrumental singular)
амбарима (instrumental plural)
а̏нба̄р (alternative)
ха̏мба̄р (alternative)


фобија

фо̀бија (canonical feminine)
fòbija (romanization)
фо̀бија (nominative singular)
фобије (nominative plural)
фобије (genitive singular)
фо̏бӣја̄ (genitive plural)
фобији (dative singular)
фобијама (dative plural)
фобију (accusative singular)
фобије (accusative plural)
фобијо (singular vocative)
фобије (plural vocative)
фобији (locative singular)
фобијама (locative plural)
фобијом (instrumental singular)
фобијама (instrumental plural)


fobija

fòbija (canonical feminine)
фо̀бија (Cyrillic)
fòbija (nominative singular)
fobije (nominative plural)
fobije (genitive singular)
fȍbījā (genitive plural)
fobiji (dative singular)
fobijama (dative plural)
fobiju (accusative singular)
fobije (accusative plural)
fobijo (singular vocative)
fobije (plural vocative)
fobiji (locative singular)
fobijama (locative plural)
fobijom (instrumental singular)
fobijama (instrumental plural)


učiteljica

sh-noun

učitèljica f (Cyrillic spelling учитѐљица, male equivalent učitelj)

učitèljica (canonical feminine)
учитѐљица (Cyrillic)
učitelj (masculine)
učiteljica (nominative singular)
učiteljice (nominative plural)
učiteljice (genitive singular)
učiteljica (genitive plural)
učiteljici (dative singular)
učiteljicama (dative plural)
učiteljicu (accusative singular)
učiteljice (accusative plural)
učiteljice (singular vocative)
učiteljice (plural vocative)
učiteljici (locative singular)
učiteljicama (locative plural)
učiteljicom (instrumental singular)
učiteljicama (instrumental plural)


učitelj

ùčitelj m (Cyrillic spelling у̀читељ, female equivalent učitèljica)

ùčitelj (canonical masculine)
у̀читељ (Cyrillic)
učitèljica (feminine)
učitelj (nominative singular)
učitelji (nominative plural)
učitelja (genitive singular)
učitelja (genitive plural)
učitelju (dative singular)
učiteljima (dative plural)
učitelja (accusative singular)
učitelje (accusative plural)
učitelju (singular vocative)
učitelji (plural vocative)
učitelju (locative singular)
učiteljima (locative plural)
učiteljem (instrumental singular)
učiteljima (instrumental plural)


учитељица

учитѐљица (canonical feminine)
učitèljica (romanization)
учитељица (nominative singular)
учитељице (nominative plural)
учитељице (genitive singular)
учитељица (genitive plural)
учитељици (dative singular)
учитељицама (dative plural)
учитељицу (accusative singular)
учитељице (accusative plural)
учитељице (singular vocative)
учитељице (plural vocative)
учитељици (locative singular)
учитељицама (locative plural)
учитељицом (instrumental singular)
учитељицама (instrumental plural)

From учитељ + -ица.

suffix

учитељ + -ица


учитељ

у̀читељ (canonical masculine)
ùčitelj (romanization)
учитељ (nominative singular)
учитељи (nominative plural)
учитеља (genitive singular)
учитеља (genitive plural)
учитељу (dative singular)
учитељима (dative plural)
учитеља (accusative singular)
учитеље (accusative plural)
учитељу (singular vocative)
учитеље (plural vocative)
учитељу (locative singular)
учитељима (locative plural)
учитељем (instrumental singular)
учитељима (instrumental plural)


fregata

fregàta (canonical feminine)
фрега̀та (Cyrillic)
fregata (nominative singular)
fregate (nominative plural)
fregate (genitive singular)
fregata (genitive plural)
fregati (dative singular)
fregatama (dative plural)
fregatu (accusative singular)
fregate (accusative plural)
fregato (singular vocative)
fregate (plural vocative)
fregati (locative singular)
fregatama (locative plural)
fregatom (instrumental singular)
fregatama (instrumental plural)


opat

òpat (canonical masculine)
о̀пат (Cyrillic)
opat (nominative singular)
opati (nominative plural)
opata (genitive singular)
opata (genitive plural)
opatu (dative singular)
opatima (dative plural)
opata (accusative singular)
opate (accusative plural)
opate (singular vocative)
opati (plural vocative)
opatu (locative singular)
opatima (locative plural)
opatom (instrumental singular)
opatima (instrumental plural)


biskup

bȉskup (canonical masculine)
би̏скуп (Cyrillic)
biskup (nominative singular)
biskupi (nominative plural)
biskupa (genitive singular)
biskupa (genitive plural)
biskupu (dative singular)
biskupima (dative plural)
biskupa (accusative singular)
biskupe (accusative plural)
biskupe (singular vocative)
biskupi (plural vocative)
biskupu (locative singular)
biskupima (locative plural)
biskupom (instrumental singular)
biskupima (instrumental plural)

From Old Church Slavonic бискоупъ (biskupŭ), from Latin episcopus (“overseer”), from Ancient Greek ἐπίσκοπος (epískopos, “overseer”), from ἐπισκοπέω (episkopéō, “I watch over”), from ἐπί (epí, “over”) + σκοπέω (skopéō, “I examine”).


salata

saláta (canonical feminine)
сала́та (Cyrillic)
salata (nominative singular)
salate (nominative plural)
salate (genitive singular)
salata (genitive plural)
salati (dative singular)
salatama (dative plural)
salatu (accusative singular)
salate (accusative plural)
salato (singular vocative)
salate (plural vocative)
salati (locative singular)
salatama (locative plural)
salatom (instrumental singular)
salatama (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Salat, from Italian insalata.