garant

gàrant (canonical masculine)
га̀рант (Cyrillic)
garant (nominative singular)
garanti (nominative plural)
garanta (genitive singular)
garanata (genitive plural)
garantu (dative singular)
garantima (dative plural)
garanta (accusative singular)
garante (accusative plural)
garante (singular vocative)
garanti (plural vocative)
garantu (locative singular)
garantima (locative plural)
garantom (instrumental singular)
garantima (instrumental plural)


парламент

парла̀мент (canonical masculine)
parlàment (romanization)
парла̀мент (nominative singular)
парламенти (nominative plural)
парламента (genitive singular)
парла̀мена̄та̄ (genitive plural)
парламенту (dative singular)
парламентима (dative plural)
парламент (accusative singular)
парламенте (accusative plural)
парламенте (singular vocative)
парламенти (plural vocative)
парламенту (locative singular)
парламентима (locative plural)
парламентом (instrumental singular)
парламентима (instrumental plural)

From German Parlament, from French parlement, from Old French parlement (“parliament”), twice-borrowed from Middle English parlement (“discussion; parliament”), itself from Old French parlement (“discussion”), from Old French parler (“to speak”) + -ment, from Medieval Latin parabolō (“to speak”).


половина

поло̀вина (canonical feminine)
polòvina (romanization)
половина (nominative singular)
половине (nominative plural)
половине (genitive singular)
половина (genitive plural)
половини (dative singular)
половинама (dative plural)
половину (accusative singular)
половине (accusative plural)
половино (singular vocative)
половине (plural vocative)
половини (locative singular)
половинама (locative plural)
половином (instrumental singular)
половинама (instrumental plural)


polovica

sh-noun

polòvica f (Cyrillic spelling поло̀вица)

polòvica (canonical feminine)
поло̀вица (Cyrillic)
polòvica (nominative singular)
polòvice (nominative plural)
polòvicē (genitive singular)
polòvīcā (genitive plural)
polòvici (dative singular)
polòvicama (dative plural)
polòvicu (accusative singular)
polòvice (accusative plural)
polòvice (singular vocative)
polòvico (singular vocative)
polòvice (plural vocative)
polòvici (locative singular)
polòvicama (locative plural)
polòvicōm (instrumental singular)
polòvicama (instrumental plural)

(Croatia) half (one of two equal parts into which something may be divided)


kasaba

kasàba (canonical feminine)
каса̀ба (Cyrillic)
kasàba (nominative singular)
kasabe (nominative plural)
kasabe (genitive singular)
kasábā (genitive plural)
kasabi (dative singular)
kasabama (dative plural)
kasabu (accusative singular)
kasabe (accusative plural)
kasabo (singular vocative)
kasabe (plural vocative)
kasabi (locative singular)
kasabama (locative plural)
kasabom (instrumental singular)
kasabama (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish قصبه (kasaba), from Arabic قَصَبَة (qaṣaba).

Kasaba je živele od mosta i rasla iz njega kao iz svoga neuništivog korena.

1942-1945, Ivo Andrić, chapter 1, in Na Drini Ćuprija:

The town owned its existence to the bridge and grew out of it as if from an imperishable root.


krojač

kròjāč (canonical masculine)
кро̀ја̄ч (Cyrillic)
kròjāč (nominative singular)
krojači (nominative plural)
krojáča (genitive singular)
krojača (genitive plural)
krojaču (dative singular)
krojačima (dative plural)
krojača (accusative singular)
krojače (accusative plural)
krojaču (singular vocative)
krojači (plural vocative)
krojaču (locative singular)
krojačima (locative plural)
krojačem (instrumental singular)
krojačima (instrumental plural)

tailor (person who makes, repairs, or alters clothing as profession)


сабља

са̏бља (canonical feminine)
sȁblja (romanization)
са̏бља (nominative singular)
сабље (nominative plural)
сабље (genitive singular)
са̏ба̄ља̄ (genitive plural)
са̏бљӣ (genitive plural)
сабљи (dative singular)
сабљама (dative plural)
сабљу (accusative singular)
сабље (accusative plural)
сабљо (singular vocative)
сабље (plural vocative)
сабљи (locative singular)
сабљама (locative plural)
сабљом (instrumental singular)
сабљама (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sabľa, from a Turkic language.


алгебра

а̀лге̄бра (canonical feminine)
àlgēbra (romanization)
а̀лге̄бра (nominative singular)
алгебре (nominative plural)
алгебре (genitive singular)
а̀лге̄ба̄ра̄ (genitive plural)
а̀лге̄брӣ (genitive plural)
алгебри (dative singular)
алгебрама (dative plural)
алгебру (accusative singular)
алгебре (accusative plural)
алгебро (singular vocative)
алгебре (plural vocative)
алгебри (locative singular)
алгебрама (locative plural)
алгебром (instrumental singular)
алгебрама (instrumental plural)


potop

pòtop (canonical masculine)
по̀топ (Cyrillic)
potop (nominative singular)
potopi (nominative plural)
potopa (genitive singular)
potopa (genitive plural)
potopu (dative singular)
potopima (dative plural)
potop (accusative singular)
potope (accusative plural)
potope (singular vocative)
potopi (plural vocative)
potopu (locative singular)
potopima (locative plural)
potopom (instrumental singular)
potopima (instrumental plural)


dalmatiner

dalmatíner m (Cyrillic spelling далмати́нер)

dalmatíner (canonical masculine)
далмати́нер (Cyrillic)
dalmatínac (alternative)


jegulja

jègulja (canonical feminine)
јѐгуља (Cyrillic)
jegulja (nominative singular)
jegulje (nominative plural)
jegulje (genitive singular)
jegulja (genitive plural)
jegulji (dative singular)
jeguljama (dative plural)
jegulju (accusative singular)
jegulje (accusative plural)
jeguljo (singular vocative)
jegulje (plural vocative)
jegulji (locative singular)
jeguljama (locative plural)
jeguljom (instrumental singular)
jeguljama (instrumental plural)

From Latin anguilla. Partly by folk etymology; the end of the Latin source being interpreted as if representing the native feminine suffix -ulja.


антилопа

антѝлопа (canonical feminine)
antìlopa (romanization)
антилопа (nominative singular)
антилопе (nominative plural)
антилопе (genitive singular)
антилопа (genitive plural)
антилопи (dative singular)
антилопама (dative plural)
антилопу (accusative singular)
антилопе (accusative plural)
антилопо (singular vocative)
антилопе (plural vocative)
антилопи (locative singular)
антилопама (locative plural)
антилопом (instrumental singular)
антилопама (instrumental plural)


hijena

hijéna (canonical feminine)
хије́на (Cyrillic)
hijena (nominative singular)
hijene (nominative plural)
hijene (genitive singular)
hijena (genitive plural)
hijeni (dative singular)
hijenama (dative plural)
hijenu (accusative singular)
hijene (accusative plural)
hijeno (singular vocative)
hijene (plural vocative)
hijeni (locative singular)
hijenama (locative plural)
hijenom (instrumental singular)
hijenama (instrumental plural)


леопард

ле̏опа̄рд (canonical masculine)
lȅopārd (romanization)
леопард (nominative singular)
леопарди (nominative plural)
леопарда (genitive singular)
леопарда (genitive plural)
леопарду (dative singular)
леопардима (dative plural)
леопарда (accusative singular)
леопарде (accusative plural)
леопарде (singular vocative)
леопарди (plural vocative)
леопарду (locative singular)
леопардима (locative plural)
леопардом (instrumental singular)
леопардима (instrumental plural)


ruter

rùter (canonical masculine)
ру̀тер (Cyrillic)
ruter (nominative singular)
ruteri (nominative plural)
rutera (genitive singular)
rutera (genitive plural)
ruteru (dative singular)
ruterima (dative plural)
ruter (accusative singular)
rutere (accusative plural)
ruteru (singular vocative)
ruteri (plural vocative)
ruteru (locative singular)
ruterima (locative plural)
ruterom (instrumental singular)
ruterima (instrumental plural)


kentaur

kentàur (canonical masculine)
кента̀ур (Cyrillic)
kentaur (nominative singular)
kentauri (nominative plural)
kentaura (genitive singular)
kentaura (genitive plural)
kentauru (dative singular)
kentaurima (dative plural)
kentaura (accusative singular)
kentaure (accusative plural)
kentaure (singular vocative)
kentauri (plural vocative)
kentauru (locative singular)
kentaurima (locative plural)
kentaurom (instrumental singular)
kentaurima (instrumental plural)
centàur (alternative)

From Ancient Greek κένταυρος (kéntauros).


ступ

сту̑п m (Latin spelling stȗp, diminutive сту̀пић)

сту̑п (canonical masculine)
stȗp (romanization)
сту̀пић (diminutive)
ступ (nominative singular)
ступови (nominative plural)
ступа (genitive singular)
ступова (genitive plural)
ступу (dative singular)
ступовима (dative plural)
ступ (accusative singular)
ступове (accusative plural)
ступе (singular vocative)
ступови (plural vocative)
ступу (locative singular)
ступовима (locative plural)
ступом (instrumental singular)
ступовима (instrumental plural)
сту̑б (alternative)


вирус

ви́рус (canonical masculine)
vírus (romanization)
вирус (nominative singular)
вируси (nominative plural)
вируса (genitive singular)
вируса (genitive plural)
вирусу (dative singular)
вирусима (dative plural)
вирус (accusative singular)
вирусе (accusative plural)
вирусе (singular vocative)
вируси (plural vocative)
вирусу (locative singular)
вирусима (locative plural)
вирусом (instrumental singular)
вирусима (instrumental plural)

(medicine) virus (DNA/RNA causing disease)


кран

кра̑н (canonical masculine)
krȃn (romanization)
кра̑н (nominative singular)
кра́нови (nominative plural)
крана (genitive singular)
кранова (genitive plural)
крану (dative singular)
крановима (dative plural)
кран (accusative singular)
кранове (accusative plural)
кране (singular vocative)
кранови (plural vocative)
крану (locative singular)
крановима (locative plural)
краном (instrumental singular)
крановима (instrumental plural)


bambus

bàmbus (canonical masculine)
ба̀мбус (Cyrillic)
bambus (nominative singular)
bambusi (nominative plural)
bambusa (genitive singular)
bambusa (genitive plural)
bambusu (dative singular)
bambusima (dative plural)
bambus (accusative singular)
bambuse (accusative plural)
bambuse (singular vocative)
bambusi (plural vocative)
bambusu (locative singular)
bambusima (locative plural)
bambusom (instrumental singular)
bambusima (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from German Bambus, from older Dutch bamboes, from Portuguese bambu, from Malay bambu, from Kannada ಬಮ್ಬು (bambu).


soja

sója (canonical feminine)
со́ја (Cyrillic)
soja (nominative singular)
soje (genitive singular)
soji (dative singular)
soju (accusative singular)
sojo (singular vocative)
soji (locative singular)
sojom (instrumental singular)


химера

хѝмера (canonical feminine)
hìmera (romanization)
химера (nominative singular)
химере (nominative plural)
химере (genitive singular)
химера (genitive plural)
химери (dative singular)
химерама (dative plural)
химеру (accusative singular)
химере (accusative plural)
химеро (singular vocative)
химере (plural vocative)
химери (locative singular)
химерама (locative plural)
химером (instrumental singular)
химерама (instrumental plural)


sofra

sȍfra (canonical feminine)
со̏фра (Cyrillic)
sovra (alternative)
sopra (alternative)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish سفره (sofra, “cloth for wrapping up food and spreading out to eat while travelling”) (compare Turkish sofra), from Persian سفره (sofre), from Arabic سُفْرَة (sufra, “travelling provisions”).

der

(regional) low round dining table around which one eats seated on pillows

(regional) food and drink laid out for consumption, feast

(regional) gathering for eating and drinking, feast

(regional) people seated together at a dining table, guests, company


čistka

čȉstka (canonical feminine)
чи̏стка (Cyrillic)
čȉstka (nominative singular)
čistke (nominative plural)
čistke (genitive singular)
čȋstkā (genitive plural)
čȋstkī (genitive plural)
čȉstki (dative singular)
čistkama (dative plural)
čistku (accusative singular)
čistke (accusative plural)
čistko (singular vocative)
čistke (plural vocative)
čȉstki (locative singular)
čistkama (locative plural)
čistkom (instrumental singular)
čistkama (instrumental plural)


denarnica

sh-noun

denarnica f (Cyrillic spelling денарница)


штаб

шта̑б (canonical masculine)
štȃb (romanization)
шта̑б (nominative singular)
шта̏бови (nominative plural)
штаба (genitive singular)
штабова (genitive plural)
штабу (dative singular)
штабовима (dative plural)
штаб (accusative singular)
штабове (accusative plural)
штабе (singular vocative)
штабови (plural vocative)
штабу (locative singular)
штабовима (locative plural)
штабом (instrumental singular)
штабовима (instrumental plural)


маркиз

ма̀ркӣз (canonical masculine)
màrkīz (romanization)
ма̀ркӣз (nominative singular)
маркизови (nominative plural)
марки́за (genitive singular)
маркизова (genitive plural)
маркизу (dative singular)
маркизовима (dative plural)
маркиза (accusative singular)
маркизове (accusative plural)
маркиже (singular vocative)
маркизови (plural vocative)
маркизу (locative singular)
маркизовима (locative plural)
маркизом (instrumental singular)
маркизовима (instrumental plural)


антибиотик

антибио̀тик m (Latin spelling antibiòtik)

антибио̀тик (canonical masculine)
antibiòtik (romanization)
антибио̀тик (nominative singular)
антибио̀тици (nominative plural)
антибиотика (genitive singular)
антибиотика (genitive plural)
антибиотику (dative singular)
антибиотицима (dative plural)
антибиотик (accusative singular)
антибиотике (accusative plural)
антибиотиче (singular vocative)
антибиотици (plural vocative)
антибиотику (locative singular)
антибиотицима (locative plural)
антибиотиком (instrumental singular)
антибиотицима (instrumental plural)

ан‧ти‧би‧о‧тик


oboa

obòa (canonical feminine)
обо̀а (Cyrillic)
oboa (nominative singular)
oboe (nominative plural)
oboe (genitive singular)
oboa (genitive plural)
oboi (dative singular)
oboama (dative plural)
obou (accusative singular)
oboe (accusative plural)
oboo (singular vocative)
oboe (plural vocative)
oboi (locative singular)
oboama (locative plural)
oboom (instrumental singular)
oboama (instrumental plural)

From Italian oboe, from French hautbois.


elita

elìta (canonical feminine)
елѝта (Cyrillic)
elita (nominative singular)
elite (nominative plural)
elite (genitive singular)
elita (genitive plural)
eliti (dative singular)
elitama (dative plural)
elitu (accusative singular)
elite (accusative plural)
elito (singular vocative)
elite (plural vocative)
eliti (locative singular)
elitama (locative plural)
elitom (instrumental singular)
elitama (instrumental plural)


obrat

ȍbrāt (canonical masculine)
о̏бра̄т (Cyrillic)
obrat (nominative singular)
obrati (nominative plural)
obrata (genitive singular)
obrata (genitive plural)
obratu (dative singular)
obratima (dative plural)
obrat (accusative singular)
obrate (accusative plural)
obrate (singular vocative)
obrati (plural vocative)
obratu (locative singular)
obratima (locative plural)
obratom (instrumental singular)
obratima (instrumental plural)


gavez

gȁvēz (canonical masculine)
га̏ве̄з (Cyrillic)
gavez (nominative singular)
gavezi (nominative plural)
gaveza (genitive singular)
gaveza (genitive plural)
gavezu (dative singular)
gavezima (dative plural)
gavez (accusative singular)
gaveze (accusative plural)
gaveze (singular vocative)
gavezi (plural vocative)
gavezu (locative singular)
gavezima (locative plural)
gavezom (instrumental singular)
gavezima (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *gavęzъ, literally “cow's tongue”.


лала

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

(Bosnia, regional Croatia, Serbia) tulip


тулипан

ту̏липа̄н (canonical masculine)
tȕlipān (romanization)
тулипан (nominative singular)
тулипани (nominative plural)
тулипана (genitive singular)
тулипана (genitive plural)
тулипану (dative singular)
тулипанима (dative plural)
тулипан (accusative singular)
тулипане (accusative plural)
тулипане (singular vocative)
тулипани (plural vocative)
тулипану (locative singular)
тулипанима (locative plural)
тулипаном (instrumental singular)
тулипанима (instrumental plural)

From New Latin tulipa, from Italian tulipano, from Ottoman Turkish دلبند (dülbend, “turban”) (Turkish tülbent), from Persian دلبند (dolband, “turban”).
Doublet of tùrbān (“turban”).


dirigent

dirìgent (canonical masculine)
дирѝгент (Cyrillic)
dirìgent (nominative singular)
dirigenti (nominative plural)
dirigenta (genitive singular)
dirìgenātā (genitive plural)
dirigentu (dative singular)
dirigentima (dative plural)
dirigenta (accusative singular)
dirigente (accusative plural)
dirigente (singular vocative)
dirigenti (plural vocative)
dirigentu (locative singular)
dirigentima (locative plural)
dirigentom (instrumental singular)
dirigentima (instrumental plural)


кошница

ко̏шница (canonical feminine)
kȍšnica (romanization)
кошница (nominative singular)
кошнице (nominative plural)
кошнице (genitive singular)
кошница (genitive plural)
кошници (dative singular)
кошницама (dative plural)
кошницу (accusative singular)
кошнице (accusative plural)
кошницо (singular vocative)
кошнице (plural vocative)
кошници (locative singular)
кошницама (locative plural)
кошницом (instrumental singular)
кошницама (instrumental plural)

koš (“basket”) + -nica (“place”)
кош (“basket”) + -ница (“place”).


крдо

кр̏до (canonical neuter)
kȑdo (romanization)
кр̏до (nominative singular)
крда (nominative plural)
крда (genitive singular)
кр̑да̄ (genitive plural)
крду (dative singular)
крдима (dative plural)
крдо (accusative singular)
крда (accusative plural)
крдо (singular vocative)
крда (plural vocative)
крду (locative singular)
крдима (locative plural)
крдом (instrumental singular)
крдима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kъrdo, from Proto-Indo-European *ḱerdʰ-.

herd (group of wild, usually herbivorous animals)


длето

дле́то (canonical neuter)
dléto (romanization)
длето (nominative singular)
длета (nominative plural)
длета (genitive singular)
длета (genitive plural)
длету (dative singular)
длетима (dative plural)
длето (accusative singular)
длета (accusative plural)
длето (singular vocative)
длета (plural vocative)
длету (locative singular)
длетима (locative plural)
длетом (instrumental singular)
длетима (instrumental plural)
длије́то (alternative Ijekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *delto, alternative form of *dolto, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *dálbta, from Proto-Indo-European *dʰelbʰ-.


дол

до̑л (canonical masculine)
dȏl (romanization)
до̑л (nominative singular)
до̀лови (nominative plural)
до̑ли (nominative plural)
до̏ла (genitive singular)
долова (genitive plural)
дола (genitive plural)
долу (dative singular)
доловима (dative plural)
долима (dative plural)
дол (accusative singular)
долове (accusative plural)
доле (accusative plural)
доле (singular vocative)
долови (plural vocative)
доли (plural vocative)
долу (locative singular)
доловима (locative plural)
долима (locative plural)
долом (instrumental singular)
доловима (instrumental plural)
долима (instrumental plural)
до̑ (alternative)


дроб

дро̑б (canonical masculine)
drȏb (romanization)
дро̑б (nominative singular)
дро̀бови (nominative plural)
дро̏ба (genitive singular)
дробова (genitive plural)
дробу (dative singular)
дробовима (dative plural)
дроб (accusative singular)
дробове (accusative plural)
дробе (singular vocative)
дробови (plural vocative)
дробу (locative singular)
дробовима (locative plural)
дробом (instrumental singular)
дробовима (instrumental plural)


клешта

кле́шта (canonical neuter)
kléšta (romanization)
клешта (nominative plural)
клешта (genitive plural)
клештима (dative plural)
клешта (accusative plural)
клешта (plural vocative)
клештима (locative plural)
клештима (instrumental plural)
клије́шта (alternative Ijekavian)


корито

ко̀рито (canonical masculine)
kòrito (romanization)
корито (nominative singular)
корита (nominative plural)
корита (genitive singular)
корита (genitive plural)
кориту (dative singular)
коритима (dative plural)
корито (accusative singular)
корита (accusative plural)
корито (singular vocative)
корита (plural vocative)
кориту (locative singular)
коритима (locative plural)
коритом (instrumental singular)
коритима (instrumental plural)


авокадо

авока́до (canonical masculine)
avokádo (romanization)
авокадо (nominative singular)
авокада (nominative plural)
авокада (genitive singular)
авокада (genitive plural)
авокаду (dative singular)
авокадима (dative plural)
авокадо (accusative singular)
авокада (accusative plural)
авокадо (singular vocative)
авокада (plural vocative)
авокаду (locative singular)
авокадима (locative plural)
авокадом (instrumental singular)
авокадима (instrumental plural)


појас

по̏ја̄с (canonical masculine)
pȍjās (romanization)
појас (nominative singular)
појасеви (nominative plural)
појаса (genitive singular)
појасева (genitive plural)
појасу (dative singular)
појасевима (dative plural)
појас (accusative singular)
појасеве (accusative plural)
појасу (singular vocative)
појасеви (plural vocative)
појасу (locative singular)
појасевима (locative plural)
појасом (instrumental singular)
појасевима (instrumental plural)


платно

пла́тно (canonical masculine)
plátno (romanization)
пла́тно (nominative singular)
платна (nominative plural)
платна (genitive singular)
пла́тна̄ (genitive plural)
платну (dative singular)
платнима (dative plural)
платно (accusative singular)
платна (accusative plural)
платно (singular vocative)
платна (plural vocative)
платну (locative singular)
платнима (locative plural)
платном (instrumental singular)
платнима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *poltьno, from Proto-Indo-European *polto- (“cloth”).


pojas

pȍjās (canonical masculine)
по̏ја̄с (Cyrillic)
pojas (nominative singular)
pojasevi (nominative plural)
pojasa (genitive singular)
pojaseva (genitive plural)
pojasu (dative singular)
pojasevima (dative plural)
pojas (accusative singular)
pojaseve (accusative plural)
pojasu (singular vocative)
pojasevi (plural vocative)
pojasu (locative singular)
pojasevima (locative plural)
pojasom (instrumental singular)
pojasevima (instrumental plural)
pas (alternative regional)


физика

фѝзика (canonical feminine)
fìzika (romanization)
физика (nominative singular)
физике (nominative plural)
физике (genitive singular)
физика (genitive plural)
физици (dative singular)
физикама (dative plural)
физику (accusative singular)
физике (accusative plural)
физико (singular vocative)
физике (plural vocative)
физици (locative singular)
физикама (locative plural)
физиком (instrumental singular)
физикама (instrumental plural)

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


часовник

ча̀со̄внӣк (canonical masculine)
čàsōvnīk (romanization)
часовник (nominative singular)
часовници (nominative plural)
часовника (genitive singular)
часовника (genitive plural)
часовнику (dative singular)
часовницима (dative plural)
часовник (accusative singular)
часовнике (accusative plural)
часовниче (singular vocative)
часовници (plural vocative)
часовнику (locative singular)
часовницима (locative plural)
часовником (instrumental singular)
часовницима (instrumental plural)


трубач

тру̀ба̄ч (canonical masculine)
trùbāč (romanization)
тру̀ба̄ч (nominative singular)
трубачи (nominative plural)
труба́ча (genitive singular)
трубача (genitive plural)
трубачу (dative singular)
трубачима (dative plural)
трубача (accusative singular)
трубаче (accusative plural)
трубачу (singular vocative)
трубачи (plural vocative)
трубачу (locative singular)
трубачима (locative plural)
трубачем (instrumental singular)
трубачима (instrumental plural)


fiks

fȉks (canonical masculine)
фи̏кс (Cyrillic)


knut

knȕt (canonical masculine)
кну̏т (Cyrillic)


cenzus

cènzus (canonical masculine)
цѐнзус (Cyrillic)
cenzus (nominative singular)
cenzusi (nominative plural)
cenzusa (genitive singular)
cenzusa (genitive plural)
cenzusu (dative singular)
cenzusima (dative plural)
cenzus (accusative singular)
cenzuse (accusative plural)
cenzuse (singular vocative)
cenzusi (plural vocative)
cenzusu (locative singular)
cenzusima (locative plural)
cenzusom (instrumental singular)
cenzusima (instrumental plural)


promena

prȍmena (canonical feminine)
про̏мена (Cyrillic)
promena (nominative singular)
promene (nominative plural)
promene (genitive singular)
promena (genitive plural)
promeni (dative singular)
promenama (dative plural)
promenu (accusative singular)
promene (accusative plural)
promeno (singular vocative)
promene (plural vocative)
promeni (locative singular)
promenama (locative plural)
promenom (instrumental singular)
promenama (instrumental plural)
prȍmjena (alternative Ijekavian)


ramena

nominative/accusative/vocative plural of rame


buva

bùva (canonical feminine)
бу̀ва (Cyrillic)
bùva (nominative singular)
buve (nominative plural)
buve (genitive singular)
búvā (genitive plural)
buvi (dative singular)
buvama (dative plural)
buvu (accusative singular)
buve (accusative plural)
buvo (singular vocative)
buve (plural vocative)
buvi (locative singular)
buvama (locative plural)
buvom (instrumental singular)
buvama (instrumental plural)
bùha (alternative Bosnia Croatia)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *blъxa, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *blúšāˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *bʰlúseh₂.


jajce

jájce (canonical neuter)
ја́јце (Cyrillic)
jájce (nominative singular)
jajca (nominative plural)
jajca (genitive singular)
jȃjācā (genitive plural)
jajcu (dative singular)
jajcima (dative plural)
jajce (accusative singular)
jajca (accusative plural)
jajce (singular vocative)
jajca (plural vocative)
jajcu (locative singular)
jajcima (locative plural)
jajcem (instrumental singular)
jajcima (instrumental plural)

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

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


јајце

ја́јце (canonical neuter)
jájce (romanization)
ја́јце (nominative singular)
јајца (nominative plural)
јајца (genitive singular)
ја̑ја̄ца̄ (genitive plural)
јајцу (dative singular)
јајцима (dative plural)
јајце (accusative singular)
јајца (accusative plural)
јајце (singular vocative)
јајца (plural vocative)
јајцу (locative singular)
јајцима (locative plural)
јајцем (instrumental singular)
јајцима (instrumental plural)


čaplja

čȁplja (canonical feminine)
ча̏пља (Cyrillic)
čȁplja (nominative singular)
čaplje (nominative plural)
čaplje (genitive singular)
čȃpljā (genitive plural)
čȃpljī (genitive plural)
čaplji (dative singular)
čapljama (dative plural)
čaplju (accusative singular)
čaplje (accusative plural)
čapljo (singular vocative)
čaplje (plural vocative)
čaplji (locative singular)
čapljama (locative plural)
čapljom (instrumental singular)
čapljama (instrumental plural)


чапља

ча̏пља (canonical feminine)
čȁplja (romanization)
ча̏пља (nominative singular)
чапље (nominative plural)
чапље (genitive singular)
ча̑пља̄ (genitive plural)
ча̑пљӣ (genitive plural)
чапљи (dative singular)
чапљама (dative plural)
чапљу (accusative singular)
чапље (accusative plural)
чапљо (singular vocative)
чапље (plural vocative)
чапљи (locative singular)
чапљама (locative plural)
чапљом (instrumental singular)
чапљама (instrumental plural)


књижара

књѝжара (canonical feminine)
knjìžara (romanization)
књижара (nominative singular)
књижаре (nominative plural)
књижаре (genitive singular)
књижара (genitive plural)
књижари (dative singular)
књижарама (dative plural)
књижару (accusative singular)
књижаре (accusative plural)
књижаро (singular vocative)
књижаре (plural vocative)
књижари (locative singular)
књижарама (locative plural)
књижаром (instrumental singular)
књижарама (instrumental plural)


gmaz

gmȃz (canonical masculine)
гма̑з (Cyrillic)
gmȃz (nominative singular)
gmȁzovi (nominative plural)
gmaza (genitive singular)
gmȁzōvā (genitive plural)
gmazu (dative singular)
gmazovima (dative plural)
gmaza (accusative singular)
gmazove (accusative plural)
gmaze (singular vocative)
gmazovi (plural vocative)
gmazu (locative singular)
gmazovima (locative plural)
gmazom (instrumental singular)
gmazovima (instrumental plural)

something that crawls; a crawling animal; crawler, creeper


gmizavac

sh-noun

gmȉzavac m (Cyrillic spelling гми̏завац)

gmȉzavac (canonical masculine)
гми̏завац (Cyrillic)
gmȉzavac (nominative singular)
gmȉzāvci (nominative plural)
gmȉzāvca (genitive singular)
gmizavaca (genitive plural)
gmizavcu (dative singular)
gmizavcima (dative plural)
gmizavca (accusative singular)
gmizavce (accusative plural)
gmȉzāvče (singular vocative)
gmizavci (plural vocative)
gmizavcu (locative singular)
gmizavcima (locative plural)
gmizavcem (instrumental singular)
gmizavcima (instrumental plural)

(zoology, chiefly Bosnia, Serbia) reptile


гмизавац

гми̏завац (canonical masculine)
gmȉzavac (romanization)
гми̏завац (nominative singular)
гми̏за̄вци (nominative plural)
гми̏за̄вца (genitive singular)
гмизаваца (genitive plural)
гмизавцу (dative singular)
гмизавцима (dative plural)
гмизавца (accusative singular)
гмизавце (accusative plural)
гми̏за̄вче (singular vocative)
гмизавци (plural vocative)
гмизавцу (locative singular)
гмизавцима (locative plural)
гмизавцем (instrumental singular)
гмизавцима (instrumental plural)


бува

бу̀ва (canonical feminine)
bùva (romanization)
бу̀ва (nominative singular)
буве (nominative plural)
буве (genitive singular)
бу́ва̄ (genitive plural)
буви (dative singular)
бувама (dative plural)
буву (accusative singular)
буве (accusative plural)
буво (singular vocative)
буве (plural vocative)
бувом (locative singular)
бувама (locative plural)
буви (instrumental singular)
бувама (instrumental plural)
бу̀ха (alternative Bosnia Croatia)


дабар

да̀бар (canonical masculine)
dàbar (romanization)
дабар (nominative singular)
даброви (nominative plural)
дабра (genitive singular)
даброва (genitive plural)
дабру (dative singular)
дабровима (dative plural)
дабра (accusative singular)
даброве (accusative plural)
дабре (singular vocative)
даброви (plural vocative)
дабру (locative singular)
дабровима (locative plural)
дабром (instrumental singular)
дабровима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *bьbrъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *bébrus, from Proto-Indo-European *bʰébʰrus.


bivo

биво (Cyrillic)
bivo (nominative singular)
bivoli (nominative plural)
bivola (genitive singular)
bivola (genitive plural)
bivolu (dative singular)
bivolima (dative plural)
bivola (accusative singular)
bivole (accusative plural)
bivole (singular vocative)
bivoli (plural vocative)
bivolom (locative singular)
bivolima (locative plural)
bivolu (instrumental singular)
bivolima (instrumental plural)
bivol (alternative)


биво

bivo (romanization)
биво (nominative singular)
биволи (nominative plural)
бивола (genitive singular)
бивола (genitive plural)
биволу (dative singular)
биволима (dative plural)
бивола (accusative singular)
биволе (accusative plural)
биволе (singular vocative)
биволи (plural vocative)
биволом (locative singular)
биволима (locative plural)
биволу (instrumental singular)
биволима (instrumental plural)
бивол (alternative)


бизон

бѝзо̄н (canonical masculine)
bìzōn (romanization)
бѝзо̄н (nominative singular)
бизони (nominative plural)
бизо́на (genitive singular)
бизона (genitive plural)
бизону (dative singular)
бизонима (dative plural)
бизона (accusative singular)
бизоне (accusative plural)
бизоне (singular vocative)
бизони (plural vocative)
бизону (locative singular)
бизонима (locative plural)
бизоном (instrumental singular)
бизонима (instrumental plural)


галеб

га̏ле̄б (canonical masculine)
gȁlēb (romanization)
галеб (nominative singular)
галебови (nominative plural)
галеба (genitive singular)
галебова (genitive plural)
галебу (dative singular)
галебовима (dative plural)
галеба (accusative singular)
галебове (accusative plural)
галебе (singular vocative)
галебови (plural vocative)
галебу (locative singular)
галебовима (locative plural)
галебом (instrumental singular)
галебовима (instrumental plural)


sandala

sandála (canonical feminine)
санда́ла (Cyrillic)
sandala (nominative singular)
sandale (nominative plural)
sandale (genitive singular)
sandala (genitive plural)
sandali (dative singular)
sandalama (dative plural)
sandalu (accusative singular)
sandale (accusative plural)
sandalo (singular vocative)
sandale (plural vocative)
sandali (locative singular)
sandalama (locative plural)
sandalom (instrumental singular)
sandalama (instrumental plural)


сандала

санда́ла (canonical feminine)
sandála (romanization)
сандала (nominative singular)
сандале (nominative plural)
сандале (genitive singular)
сандала (genitive plural)
сандали (dative singular)
сандалама (dative plural)
сандалу (accusative singular)
сандале (accusative plural)
сандало (singular vocative)
сандале (plural vocative)
сандали (locative singular)
сандалама (locative plural)
сандалом (instrumental singular)
сандалама (instrumental plural)


јелен

јѐлен (canonical masculine)
jèlen (romanization)
јѐлен (nominative singular)
јѐлени (nominative plural)
јѐлена (genitive singular)
је̏ле̄на̄ (genitive plural)
јѐлену (dative singular)
јѐленима (dative plural)
јѐлена (accusative singular)
јѐлене (accusative plural)
јѐлене (singular vocative)
јѐлени (plural vocative)
јѐлену (locative singular)
јѐленима (locative plural)
јѐленом (instrumental singular)
јѐленима (instrumental plural)


говедо

го̀ведо (canonical neuter)
gòvedo (romanization)
го̀ведо (nominative singular)
говеда (nominative plural)
го̀веда (genitive singular)
го̏ве̄да̄ (genitive plural)
говеду (dative singular)
говедима (dative plural)
говедо (accusative singular)
говеда (accusative plural)
говедо (singular vocative)
говеда (plural vocative)
говеду (locative singular)
говедима (locative plural)
говедом (instrumental singular)
говедима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *govędo, from Proto-Indo-European *gʷew-n̥d-, from *gʷṓws.


гавран

га̏вра̄н (canonical feminine)
gȁvrān (romanization)
гавран (nominative singular)
гаврани (nominative plural)
гаврана (genitive singular)
гаврана (genitive plural)
гаврану (dative singular)
гавранима (dative plural)
гаврана (accusative singular)
гавране (accusative plural)
гавране (singular vocative)
гаврани (plural vocative)
гаврану (locative singular)
гавранима (locative plural)
гавраном (instrumental singular)
гавранима (instrumental plural)


кобила

ко̀била (canonical feminine)
kòbila (romanization)
кобила (nominative singular)
кобиле (nominative plural)
кобиле (genitive singular)
кобила (genitive plural)
кобили (dative singular)
кобилама (dative plural)
кобилу (accusative singular)
кобиле (accusative plural)
кобило (singular vocative)
кобиле (plural vocative)
кобили (locative singular)
кобилама (locative plural)
кобилом (instrumental singular)
кобилама (instrumental plural)


јастреб

ја̏стре̄б (canonical masculine)
jȁstrēb (romanization)
јастреб (nominative singular)
јастребови (nominative plural)
јастреба (genitive singular)
јастребова (genitive plural)
јастребу (dative singular)
јастребовима (dative plural)
јастреба (accusative singular)
јастребове (accusative plural)
јастребе (singular vocative)
јастребови (plural vocative)
јастребу (locative singular)
јастребовима (locative plural)
јастребом (instrumental singular)
јастребовима (instrumental plural)


bumbar

bȕmbār (canonical masculine)
бу̏мба̄р (Cyrillic)
bumbar (nominative singular)
bumbari (nominative plural)
bumbara (genitive singular)
bumbara (genitive plural)
bumbaru (dative singular)
bumbarima (dative plural)
bumbara (accusative singular)
bumbare (accusative plural)
bumbaru (singular vocative)
bumbari (plural vocative)
bumbaru (locative singular)
bumbarima (locative plural)
bumbarom (instrumental singular)
bumbarima (instrumental plural)


бумбар

бу̏мба̄р (canonical masculine)
bȕmbār (romanization)
бумбар (nominative singular)
бумбари (nominative plural)
бумбара (genitive singular)
бумбара (genitive plural)
бумбару (dative singular)
бумбарима (dative plural)
бумбара (accusative singular)
бумбаре (accusative plural)
бумбару (singular vocative)
бумбари (plural vocative)
бумбару (locative singular)
бумбарима (locative plural)
бумбаром (instrumental singular)
бумбарима (instrumental plural)


muva

mùva (canonical feminine)
му̀ва (Cyrillic)
mùva (nominative singular)
muve (nominative plural)
muve (genitive singular)
múvā (genitive plural)
muvi (dative singular)
muvama (dative plural)
muvu (accusative singular)
muve (accusative plural)
muvo (singular vocative)
muve (plural vocative)
muvi (locative singular)
muvama (locative plural)
muvom (instrumental singular)
muvama (instrumental plural)
mùha (alternative Bosnia Croatia)

(regional Bosnia, Montenegro, Serbia) fly (insect)


muva

мува (Cyrillic)
muva (nominative singular)
muve (nominative plural)
muve (genitive singular)
muva (genitive plural)
muvi (dative singular)
muvama (dative plural)
muvu (accusative singular)
muve (accusative plural)
muvo (singular vocative)
muve (plural vocative)
muvi (locative singular)
muvama (locative plural)
muvom (instrumental singular)
muvama (instrumental plural)
mufa (alternative)
mùha (alternative Bosnia Croatia)


muva

мува (Cyrillic)
muva (nominative singular)
muve (nominative plural)
muve (genitive singular)
muva (genitive plural)
muvi (dative singular)
muvama (dative plural)
muvu (accusative singular)
muve (accusative plural)
muvo (singular vocative)
muve (plural vocative)
muvi (locative singular)
muvama (locative plural)
muvom (instrumental singular)
muvama (instrumental plural)
mùha (alternative Bosnia Croatia)

Borrowed from Old Church Slavonic млъва (mlŭva, “speech”).

bor+

(rare, literary, archaic) noise (various sounds, usually unwanted)


мува

му̀ва (canonical feminine)
mùva (romanization)
му̀ва (nominative singular)
муве (nominative plural)
муве (genitive singular)
му́ва̄ (genitive plural)
муви (dative singular)
мувама (dative plural)
муву (accusative singular)
муве (accusative plural)
муво (singular vocative)
муве (plural vocative)
муви (locative singular)
мувама (locative plural)
мувом (instrumental singular)
мувама (instrumental plural)
му̀ха (alternative Bosnia Croatia)


vilinski konjic

sh-noun

vilȋnski kȍnjīc m (Cyrillic spelling вили̑нски ко̏њӣц)

vilȋnski kȍnjīc (canonical masculine)
вили̑нски ко̏њӣц (Cyrillic)


konjic

kȍnjīc (canonical masculine)
ко̏њӣц (Cyrillic)


komarac

komárac (canonical masculine)
кома́рац (Cyrillic)
komárac (nominative singular)
komarci (nominative plural)
komarca (genitive singular)
kòmārācā (genitive plural)
komarcu (dative singular)
komarcima (dative plural)
komarca (accusative singular)
komarce (accusative plural)
kȍmārče (singular vocative)
komarci (plural vocative)
komarcu (locative singular)
komarcima (locative plural)
komarcem (instrumental singular)
komarcima (instrumental plural)

Audio (Central Serbia)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *komarъ + -ac.


комарац

кома́рац (canonical masculine)
komárac (romanization)
кома́рац (nominative singular)
комарци (nominative plural)
комарца (genitive singular)
ко̀ма̄ра̄ца̄ (genitive plural)
комарцу (dative singular)
комарцима (dative plural)
комарца (accusative singular)
комарце (accusative plural)
ко̏ма̄рче (singular vocative)
комарци (plural vocative)
комарцу (locative singular)
комарцима (locative plural)
комарцем (instrumental singular)
комарцима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *komarъ + -ац.


haringa

hàrīnga (canonical feminine)
ха̀рӣнга (Cyrillic)
hàrīnga (nominative singular)
haringe (nominative plural)
haringe (genitive singular)
hàrīngā (genitive plural)
hàrīngī (genitive plural)
haringi (dative singular)
haringama (dative plural)
haringu (accusative singular)
haringe (accusative plural)
haringo (singular vocative)
haringe (plural vocative)
haringi (locative singular)
haringama (locative plural)
haringom (instrumental singular)
haringama (instrumental plural)

Probably from a merger of German Hering and Italian aringa, both eventually from Proto-West Germanic *hāring.


sleđ

slȅđ (canonical masculine)
сле̏ђ (Cyrillic)
sleđ (nominative singular)
sleđevi (nominative plural)
sleđa (genitive singular)
sleđeva (genitive plural)
sleđu (dative singular)
sleđevima (dative plural)
sleđa (accusative singular)
sleđeve (accusative plural)
sleđu (singular vocative)
sleđevi (plural vocative)
sleđu (locative singular)
sleđevima (locative plural)
sleđom (instrumental singular)
sleđevima (instrumental plural)

From Czech sleď, from Russian сельдь (selʹdʹ), from Norwegian sild.


слеђ

сле̏ђ (canonical masculine)
slȅđ (romanization)
слеђ (nominative singular)
слеђеви (nominative plural)
слеђа (genitive singular)
слеђева (genitive plural)
слеђу (dative singular)
слеђевима (dative plural)
слеђа (accusative singular)
слеђеве (accusative plural)
слеђу (singular vocative)
слеђеви (plural vocative)
слеђу (locative singular)
слеђевима (locative plural)
слеђом (instrumental singular)
слеђевима (instrumental plural)


skuša

skȕša (canonical feminine)
ску̏ша (Cyrillic)
skuša (nominative singular)
skuše (nominative plural)
skuše (genitive singular)
skuša (genitive plural)
skuši (dative singular)
skušama (dative plural)
skušu (accusative singular)
skuše (accusative plural)
skušo (singular vocative)
skuše (plural vocative)
skuši (locative singular)
skušama (locative plural)
skušom (instrumental singular)
skušama (instrumental plural)

→ Slovene: skúša

Unknown, but has the first syllable as if from the widespread Greek σκουμπρί (skoumprí).


скуша

ску̏ша (canonical feminine)
skȕša (romanization)
скуша (nominative singular)
скуше (nominative plural)
скуше (genitive singular)
скуша (genitive plural)
скуши (dative singular)
скушама (dative plural)
скушу (accusative singular)
скуше (accusative plural)
скушо (singular vocative)
скуше (plural vocative)
скуши (locative singular)
скушама (locative plural)
скушом (instrumental singular)
скушама (instrumental plural)

→ Slovene: skúša


pastrva

pȁstrva (canonical feminine)
па̏стрва (Cyrillic)
pastrva (nominative singular)
pastrve (nominative plural)
pastrve (genitive singular)
pastrva (genitive plural)
pastrvi (dative singular)
pastrvama (dative plural)
pastrvu (accusative singular)
pastrve (accusative plural)
pastrvo (singular vocative)
pastrve (plural vocative)
pastrvi (locative singular)
pastrvama (locative plural)
pastrvom (instrumental singular)
pastrvama (instrumental plural)


pastrmka

pȁstr̄mka f (Cyrillic spelling па̏стр̄мка)

pȁstr̄mka (canonical feminine)
па̏стр̄мка (Cyrillic)
pastrmka (nominative singular)
pastrmke (nominative plural)
pastrmke (genitive singular)
pastrmka (genitive plural)
pastrmki (dative singular)
pastrmkama (dative plural)
pastrmku (accusative singular)
pastrmke (accusative plural)
pastrmko (singular vocative)
pastrmke (plural vocative)
pastrmki (locative singular)
pastrmkama (locative plural)
pastrmkom (instrumental singular)
pastrmkama (instrumental plural)


пастрмка

па̏стр̄мка (canonical feminine)
pȁstr̄mka (romanization)
пастрмка (nominative singular)
пастрмке (nominative plural)
пастрмке (genitive singular)
пастрмка (genitive plural)
пастрмки (dative singular)
пастрмкама (dative plural)
пастрмку (accusative singular)
пастрмке (accusative plural)
пастрмко (singular vocative)
пастрмке (plural vocative)
пастрмки (locative singular)
пастрмкама (locative plural)
пастрмком (instrumental singular)
пастрмкама (instrumental plural)


бакалар

бака̀ла̄р (canonical masculine)
bakàlār (romanization)
бака̀ла̄р (nominative singular)
бакалари (nominative plural)
бакала́ра (genitive singular)
бакалара (genitive plural)
бакалару (dative singular)
бакаларима (dative plural)
бакалар (accusative singular)
бакаларе (accusative plural)
бакалару (singular vocative)
бакалари (plural vocative)
бакалару (locative singular)
бакаларима (locative plural)
бакаларом (instrumental singular)
бакаларима (instrumental plural)

From Spanish bacalao, ultimately from Basque bakailao.


trijeska

trijéska f (Cyrillic spelling трије́ска)

trijéska (canonical feminine)
трије́ска (Cyrillic)


šaran

šàran (canonical masculine)
ша̀ран (Cyrillic)
šaran (nominative singular)
šarani (nominative plural)
šarana (genitive singular)
šarana (genitive plural)
šaranu (dative singular)
šaranima (dative plural)
šarana (accusative singular)
šarane (accusative plural)
šarane (singular vocative)
šarani (plural vocative)
šaranu (locative singular)
šaranima (locative plural)
šaranom (instrumental singular)
šaranima (instrumental plural)

From šára or Proto-Turkic *siāŕgan (compare Turkish sazan (“carp”)).


шаран

ша̀ран (canonical masculine)
šàran (romanization)
шаран (nominative singular)
шарани (nominative plural)
шарана (genitive singular)
шарана (genitive plural)
шарану (dative singular)
шаранима (dative plural)
шарана (accusative singular)
шаране (accusative plural)
шаране (singular vocative)
шарани (plural vocative)
шарану (locative singular)
шаранима (locative plural)
шараном (instrumental singular)
шаранима (instrumental plural)


јегуља

јѐгуља (canonical feminine)
jègulja (romanization)
јегуља (nominative singular)
јегуље (nominative plural)
јегуље (genitive singular)
јегуља (genitive plural)
јегуљи (dative singular)
јегуљама (dative plural)
јегуљу (accusative singular)
јегуље (accusative plural)
јегуљо (singular vocative)
јегуље (plural vocative)
јегуљи (locative singular)
јегуљама (locative plural)
јегуљом (instrumental singular)
јегуљама (instrumental plural)


morski pas

mòrskī pȁs m (Cyrillic spelling мо̀рскӣ па̏с)

mòrskī pȁs (canonical masculine)
мо̀рскӣ па̏с (Cyrillic)


крастача

кра̀стача (canonical feminine)
kràstača (romanization)
крастача (nominative singular)
крастаче (nominative plural)
крастаче (genitive singular)
крастача (genitive plural)
крастачи (dative singular)
крастачама (dative plural)
крастачу (accusative singular)
крастаче (accusative plural)
крастачо (singular vocative)
крастаче (plural vocative)
крастачи (locative singular)
крастачама (locative plural)
крастачом (instrumental singular)
крастачама (instrumental plural)


крокодил

кроко̀дил (canonical masculine)
krokòdil (romanization)
кроко̀дил (nominative singular)
крокодили (nominative plural)
крокоди́ла (genitive singular)
крокодила (genitive plural)
крокодилу (dative singular)
крокодилима (dative plural)
крокодила (accusative singular)
крокодиле (accusative plural)
крокодиле (singular vocative)
крокодили (plural vocative)
крокодилу (locative singular)
крокодилима (locative plural)
крокодилом (instrumental singular)
крокодилима (instrumental plural)

From Medieval Latin crocodilus, via some other European language.


gej

gȇj (canonical masculine)
ге̑ј (Cyrillic)
gej (nominative singular)
gejevi (nominative plural)
geja (genitive singular)
gejeva (genitive plural)
geju (dative singular)
gejevima (dative plural)
geja (accusative singular)
gejeve (accusative plural)
geju (singular vocative)
gejevi (plural vocative)
geju (locative singular)
gejevima (locative plural)
gejem (instrumental singular)
gejevima (instrumental plural)

Ja sam gej.


удар

у̏да̄р (canonical masculine)
ȕdār (romanization)
удар (nominative singular)
удари (nominative plural)
удара (genitive singular)
удара (genitive plural)
удару (dative singular)
ударима (dative plural)
удар (accusative singular)
ударе (accusative plural)
ударе (singular vocative)
удару (singular vocative)
удари (plural vocative)
удару (locative singular)
ударима (locative plural)
ударом (instrumental singular)
ударима (instrumental plural)


сојка

Alternative form of шо̑јка (“jay”) (bird)


сврака

свра̏ка (canonical feminine)
svrȁka (romanization)
свра̏ка (nominative singular)
свраке (nominative plural)
свраке (genitive singular)
свра̑ка̄ (genitive plural)
свраци (dative singular)
свракама (dative plural)
свраку (accusative singular)
свраке (accusative plural)
сврако (singular vocative)
свраке (plural vocative)
свраци (locative singular)
свракама (locative plural)
свраком (instrumental singular)
свракама (instrumental plural)

(soccer, chiefly in plural) Newcastle United player


djetao

djètao (canonical masculine)
дјѐтао (Cyrillic)
djetao (nominative singular)
djetlovi (nominative plural)
djetla (genitive singular)
djetlova (genitive plural)
djetlu (dative singular)
djetlovima (dative plural)
djetla (accusative singular)
djetlove (accusative plural)
djetle (singular vocative)
djetlovi (plural vocative)
djetlu (locative singular)
djetlovima (locative plural)
djetlom (instrumental singular)
djetlovima (instrumental plural)
djȅtlić (alternative)


детлић

де̏тлић (canonical masculine)
dȅtlić (romanization)
детлић (nominative singular)
детлићи (nominative plural)
детлића (genitive singular)
детлића (genitive plural)
детлићу (dative singular)
детлићима (dative plural)
детлића (accusative singular)
детлиће (accusative plural)
детлићу (singular vocative)
детлићи (plural vocative)
детлићу (locative singular)
детлићима (locative plural)
детлићем (instrumental singular)
детлићима (instrumental plural)
дје̏тлић (alternative Ijekavian)
дѐтао (alternative)


detlić

dȅtlić (canonical masculine)
де̏тлић (Cyrillic)
detlić (nominative singular)
detlići (nominative plural)
detlića (genitive singular)
detlića (genitive plural)
detliću (dative singular)
detlićima (dative plural)
detlića (accusative singular)
detliće (accusative plural)
detliću (singular vocative)
detlići (plural vocative)
detliću (locative singular)
detlićima (locative plural)
detlićem (instrumental singular)
detlićima (instrumental plural)
djȅtlić (alternative Ijekavian)


vodomar

vȍdomār (canonical masculine)
во̏дома̄р (Cyrillic)
vodomar (nominative singular)
vodomari (nominative plural)
vodomara (genitive singular)
vodomara (genitive plural)
vodomaru (dative singular)
vodomarima (dative plural)
vodomara (accusative singular)
vodomare (accusative plural)
vodomaru (singular vocative)
vodomari (plural vocative)
vodomaru (locative singular)
vodomarima (locative plural)
vodomarom (instrumental singular)
vodomarima (instrumental plural)


водомар

во̏дома̄р (canonical masculine)
vȍdomār (romanization)
водомар (nominative singular)
водомари (nominative plural)
водомара (genitive singular)
водомара (genitive plural)
водомару (dative singular)
водомарима (dative plural)
водомара (accusative singular)
водомаре (accusative plural)
водомару (singular vocative)
водомари (plural vocative)
водомару (locative singular)
водомарима (locative plural)
водомаром (instrumental singular)
водомарима (instrumental plural)


цемент

цѐмент (canonical masculine)
cèment (romanization)
цемент (nominative singular)
цемента (genitive singular)
цементу (dative singular)
цемент (accusative singular)
цементе (singular vocative)
цементу (locative singular)
цементом (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from German Zement, from Latin caementum (“quarry stone; stone chips for making mortar”), from caedo (“I cut, hew”).


oke

inflection of oka:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


фагот

фа̀гот (canonical masculine)
fàgot (romanization)
фагот (nominative singular)
фаготи (nominative plural)
фагота (genitive singular)
фагота (genitive plural)
фаготу (dative singular)
фаготима (dative plural)
фагот (accusative singular)
фаготе (accusative plural)
фаготе (singular vocative)
фаготи (plural vocative)
фаготу (locative singular)
фаготима (locative plural)
фаготом (instrumental singular)
фаготима (instrumental plural)


djetlić

djȅtlić (canonical masculine)
дје̏тлић (Cyrillic)
djetlić (nominative singular)
djetlići (nominative plural)
djetlića (genitive singular)
djetlića (genitive plural)
djetliću (dative singular)
djetlićima (dative plural)
djetlića (accusative singular)
djetliće (accusative plural)
djetliću (singular vocative)
djetlići (plural vocative)
djetliću (locative singular)
djetlićima (locative plural)
djetlićem (instrumental singular)
djetlićima (instrumental plural)
dȅtlić (alternative Ekavian)


дрозд

дро̏зд (canonical masculine)
drȍzd (romanization)
дро̏зд (nominative singular)
дро̀здови (nominative plural)
дро̀зда (genitive singular)
дроздова (genitive plural)
дрозду (dative singular)
дроздовима (dative plural)
дрозда (accusative singular)
дроздове (accusative plural)
дрозде (singular vocative)
дроздови (plural vocative)
дрозду (locative singular)
дроздовима (locative plural)
дроздом (instrumental singular)
дроздовима (instrumental plural)

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


детао

дѐтао (canonical masculine)
dètao (romanization)
детао (nominative singular)
детлови (nominative plural)
детла (genitive singular)
детлова (genitive plural)
детлу (dative singular)
детловима (dative plural)
детла (accusative singular)
детлове (accusative plural)
детле (singular vocative)
детлови (plural vocative)
детлу (locative singular)
детловима (locative plural)
детлом (instrumental singular)
детловима (instrumental plural)
дјѐтао (alternative Ijekavian)
де̏тлић (alternative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *dętelъ. Cognate with regional Bulgarian детел (detel), Slovene detel, Russian дятел (djatel), Slovak ďateľ.


promet

prómet (canonical masculine)
про́мет (Cyrillic)
promet (nominative singular)
prometi (nominative plural)
prometa (genitive singular)
prometa (genitive plural)
prometu (dative singular)
prometima (dative plural)
promet (accusative singular)
promete (accusative plural)
promete (singular vocative)
prometi (plural vocative)
prometu (locative singular)
prometima (locative plural)
prometom (instrumental singular)
prometima (instrumental plural)

circulation, turnover, sale(s) (of goods, money etc.)


наследник

на́следнӣк (canonical masculine)
následnīk (romanization)
наследник (nominative singular)
наследници (nominative plural)
наследника (genitive singular)
наследника (genitive plural)
наследнику (dative singular)
наследницима (dative plural)
наследника (accusative singular)
наследнике (accusative plural)
наследниче (singular vocative)
наследници (plural vocative)
наследнику (locative singular)
наследницима (locative plural)
наследником (instrumental singular)
наследницима (instrumental plural)
на́сљеднӣк (alternative Ijekavian)


фокус

фо́кус (canonical masculine)
fókus (romanization)
фокус (nominative singular)
фокуси (nominative plural)
фокуса (genitive singular)
фокуса (genitive plural)
фокусу (dative singular)
фокусима (dative plural)
фокус (accusative singular)
фокусе (accusative plural)
фокусе (singular vocative)
фокуси (plural vocative)
фокусу (locative singular)
фокусима (locative plural)
фокусом (instrumental singular)
фокусима (instrumental plural)


ставка

ста̑вка (canonical feminine)
stȃvka (romanization)
ста̑вка (nominative singular)
ставке (nominative plural)
ставке (genitive singular)
ста̏ва̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
ста̑вкӣ (genitive plural)
ста̑вци (dative singular)
ставкама (dative plural)
ставку (accusative singular)
ставке (accusative plural)
ставко (singular vocative)
ставке (plural vocative)
ста̑вци (locative singular)
ставкама (locative plural)
ставком (instrumental singular)
ставкама (instrumental plural)

item, entry (in a list, in accounting, etc.)


правопис

пра̏вопӣс (canonical masculine)
prȁvopīs (romanization)
правопис (nominative singular)
правописи (nominative plural)
правописа (genitive singular)
правописа (genitive plural)
правопису (dative singular)
правописима (dative plural)
правопис (accusative singular)
правописе (accusative plural)
правописе (singular vocative)
правописи (plural vocative)
правопису (locative singular)
правописима (locative plural)
правописом (instrumental singular)
правописима (instrumental plural)

право- + -пис, a calque of German Rechtschreibung and French orthographe.

confix

право- + -пис


pravopis

sh-noun

prȁvopīs m (Cyrillic spelling пра̏вопӣс)

prȁvopīs (canonical masculine)
пра̏вопӣс (Cyrillic)
pravopis (nominative singular)
pravopisi (nominative plural)
pravopisa (genitive singular)
pravopisa (genitive plural)
pravopisu (dative singular)
pravopisima (dative plural)
pravopis (accusative singular)
pravopise (accusative plural)
pravopise (singular vocative)
pravopisi (plural vocative)
pravopisu (locative singular)
pravopisima (locative plural)
pravopisom (instrumental singular)
pravopisima (instrumental plural)

pravo- + -pis, a calque of German Rechtschreibung and French orthographe.


koncert

kòncert (canonical masculine)
ко̀нцерт (Cyrillic)
kòncert (nominative singular)
koncerti (nominative plural)
koncerta (genitive singular)
kòncerātā (genitive plural)
koncertu (dative singular)
koncertima (dative plural)
koncert (accusative singular)
koncerte (accusative plural)
koncerte (singular vocative)
koncerti (plural vocative)
koncertu (locative singular)
koncertima (locative plural)
koncertom (instrumental singular)
koncertima (instrumental plural)

concert (a musical entertainment in which several voices or instruments take part)


каталог

ката̀лог (canonical masculine)
katàlog (romanization)
ката̀лог (nominative singular)
ката̀лози (nominative plural)
каталога (genitive singular)
каталога (genitive plural)
каталогу (dative singular)
каталозима (dative plural)
каталог (accusative singular)
каталоге (accusative plural)
каталоже (singular vocative)
каталогу (singular vocative)
каталози (plural vocative)
каталогу (locative singular)
каталозима (locative plural)
каталогом (instrumental singular)
каталозима (instrumental plural)


katedra

kàtēdra (canonical feminine)
ка̀те̄дра (Cyrillic)
kàtēdra (nominative singular)
katedre (nominative plural)
katedre (genitive singular)
kàtedārā (genitive plural)
kàtēdrī (genitive plural)
katedri (dative singular)
katedrama (dative plural)
katedru (accusative singular)
katedre (accusative plural)
katedro (singular vocative)
katedre (plural vocative)
katedri (locative singular)
katedrama (locative plural)
katedrom (instrumental singular)
katedrama (instrumental plural)

chair, department, cathedra (university unit)


журналист

журна̀лист or журнали̏ст m (Latin spelling žurnàlist or žurnalȉst)

журна̀лист (canonical)
журнали̏ст (canonical masculine)
žurnàlist (romanization)
žurnalȉst (romanization)
журналист (nominative singular)
журналисти (nominative plural)
журналиста (genitive singular)
журналиста (genitive plural)
журналисту (dative singular)
журналистима (dative plural)
журналиста (accusative singular)
журналисте (accusative plural)
журналисте (singular vocative)
журналисти (plural vocative)
журналисту (locative singular)
журналистима (locative plural)
журналистом (instrumental singular)
журналистима (instrumental plural)
журна̀листа (alternative Bosnia Serbia)

From жу̀рна̄л.


kolibrić

kòlibrić m (Cyrillic spelling ко̀либрић)

kòlibrić (canonical masculine)
ко̀либрић (Cyrillic)
kolibrić (nominative singular)
kolibrići (nominative plural)
kolibrića (genitive singular)
kolibrića (genitive plural)
kolibriću (dative singular)
kolibrićima (dative plural)
kolibrića (accusative singular)
kolibriće (accusative plural)
kolibriću (singular vocative)
kolibrići (plural vocative)
kolibriću (locative singular)
kolibrićima (locative plural)
kolibrićem (instrumental singular)
kolibrićima (instrumental plural)


колибрић

ко̀либрић (canonical masculine)
kòlibrić (romanization)
колибрић (nominative singular)
колибрићи (nominative plural)
колибрића (genitive singular)
колибрића (genitive plural)
колибрићу (dative singular)
колибрићима (dative plural)
колибрића (accusative singular)
колибриће (accusative plural)
колибрићу (singular vocative)
колибрићи (plural vocative)
колибрићу (locative singular)
колибрићима (locative plural)
колибрићем (instrumental singular)
колибрићима (instrumental plural)


колибри

колѝбри (canonical masculine)
kolìbri (romanization)
колибри (nominative singular)
колибрији (nominative plural)
колибрија (genitive singular)
колибрија (genitive plural)
колибрију (dative singular)
колибријима (dative plural)
колибрија (accusative singular)
колибрије (accusative plural)
колибри (singular vocative)
колибрији (plural vocative)
колибрију (locative singular)
колибријима (locative plural)
колибријем (instrumental singular)
колибријима (instrumental plural)

Колибри је једина птица која може летјети уназад. (Ijekavian)

The hummingbird is the only bird that can fly backwards.

Колибри је једина птица која може летети уназад. (Ekavian)

Колибрија срце има 400 (четристо) до 500 (петсто) откуцаја у минути, а број удаха у минути му је до 250 (дв(ј)есто педесет).

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.


папига

па̀пига (canonical feminine)
pàpiga (romanization)
па̀пига (nominative singular)
папиге (nominative plural)
папиге (genitive singular)
па̏пӣга̄ (genitive plural)
папиги (dative singular)
папигама (dative plural)
папигу (accusative singular)
папиге (accusative plural)
папиго (singular vocative)
папиге (plural vocative)
папиги (locative singular)
папигама (locative plural)
папигом (instrumental singular)
папигама (instrumental plural)


врабац

вра́бац m (Latin spelling vrábac, diminutive вра̀пчић)

вра́бац (canonical masculine)
vrábac (romanization)
вра̀пчић (diminutive)
вра́бац (nominative singular)
вра́пци (nominative plural)
вра́пца (genitive singular)
вра̑ба̄ца̄ (genitive plural)
врапцу (dative singular)
врапцима (dative plural)
врапца (accusative singular)
врапце (accusative plural)
врапче (singular vocative)
врапци (plural vocative)
врапцу (locative singular)
врапцима (locative plural)
врапцем (instrumental singular)
врапцима (instrumental plural)


sjenica

sjènica (canonical feminine)
сјѐница (Cyrillic)
sjenica (nominative singular)
sjenice (nominative plural)
sjenice (genitive singular)
sjenica (genitive plural)
sjenici (dative singular)
sjenicama (dative plural)
sjenicu (accusative singular)
sjenice (accusative plural)
sjenico (singular vocative)
sjenice (plural vocative)
sjenici (locative singular)
sjenicama (locative plural)
sjenicom (instrumental singular)
sjenicama (instrumental plural)
sènica (alternative Ekavian)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sinica. First attested in the 16th century.


сеница

сѐница (canonical feminine)
sènica (romanization)
сеница (nominative singular)
сенице (nominative plural)
сенице (genitive singular)
сеница (genitive plural)
сеници (dative singular)
сеницама (dative plural)
сеницу (accusative singular)
сенице (accusative plural)
сеницо (singular vocative)
сенице (plural vocative)
сеници (locative singular)
сеницама (locative plural)
сеницом (instrumental singular)
сеницама (instrumental plural)
сјѐница (alternative Ijekavian)


senica

sènica (canonical feminine)
сѐница (Cyrillic)
senica (nominative singular)
senice (nominative plural)
senice (genitive singular)
senica (genitive plural)
senici (dative singular)
senicama (dative plural)
senicu (accusative singular)
senice (accusative plural)
senico (singular vocative)
senice (plural vocative)
senici (locative singular)
senicama (locative plural)
senicom (instrumental singular)
senicama (instrumental plural)
sjènica (alternative Ijekavian)


мољац

мо́љац (canonical masculine)
móljac (romanization)
мо́љац (nominative singular)
мољци (nominative plural)
мољца (genitive singular)
мо̑ља̄ца̄ (genitive plural)
мољцу (dative singular)
мољцима (dative plural)
мољца (accusative singular)
мољце (accusative plural)
мо̑љче (singular vocative)
мољци (plural vocative)
мољцу (locative singular)
мољцима (locative plural)
мољцем (instrumental singular)
мољцима (instrumental plural)

(strictly) fungus moth, tineid; a moth of family Tineidae


замена

за̑мена (canonical feminine)
zȃmena (romanization)
замена (nominative singular)
замене (nominative plural)
замене (genitive singular)
замена (genitive plural)
замени (dative singular)
заменама (dative plural)
замену (accusative singular)
замене (accusative plural)
замено (singular vocative)
замене (plural vocative)
замени (locative singular)
заменама (locative plural)
заменом (instrumental singular)
заменама (instrumental plural)
за̑мјена (alternative Ijekavian)


lobi

lȍbi (canonical masculine)
ло̏би (Cyrillic)
lobi (nominative singular)
lobiji (nominative plural)
lobija (genitive singular)
lobija (genitive plural)
lobiju (dative singular)
lobijima (dative plural)
lobi (accusative singular)
lobije (accusative plural)
lobi (singular vocative)
lobiji (plural vocative)
lobiju (locative singular)
lobijima (locative plural)
lobijem (instrumental singular)
lobijima (instrumental plural)


кравата

крава̀та (canonical feminine)
kravàta (romanization)
крава̀та (nominative singular)
кравате (nominative plural)
кравате (genitive singular)
крава́та̄ (genitive plural)
кравати (dative singular)
краватама (dative plural)
кравату (accusative singular)
кравате (accusative plural)
кравато (singular vocative)
кравате (plural vocative)
кравати (locative singular)
краватама (locative plural)
краватом (instrumental singular)
краватама (instrumental plural)


spektakl

spektàkl m (Cyrillic spelling спекта̀кл)

spektàkl (canonical masculine)
спекта̀кл (Cyrillic)
spektàkl (nominative singular)
spektakli (nominative plural)
spektakla (genitive singular)
spektáklā (genitive plural)
spektaklu (dative singular)
spektaklima (dative plural)
spektakl (accusative singular)
spektakle (accusative plural)
spektakle (singular vocative)
spektakli (plural vocative)
spektaklu (locative singular)
spektaklima (locative plural)
spektaklom (instrumental singular)
spektaklima (instrumental plural)


спектакл

спекта̀кл (canonical masculine)
spektàkl (romanization)
спекта̀кл (nominative singular)
спектакли (nominative plural)
спектакла (genitive singular)
спекта́кла̄ (genitive plural)
спектаклу (dative singular)
спектаклима (dative plural)
спектакл (accusative singular)
спектакле (accusative plural)
спектакле (singular vocative)
спектакли (plural vocative)
спектаклу (locative singular)
спектаклима (locative plural)
спектаклом (instrumental singular)
спектаклима (instrumental plural)


zabava

zȃbava (canonical feminine)
за̑бава (Cyrillic)
zabava (nominative singular)
zabave (nominative plural)
zabave (genitive singular)
zabava (genitive plural)
zabavi (dative singular)
zabavama (dative plural)
zabavu (accusative singular)
zabave (accusative plural)
zabavo (singular vocative)
zabave (plural vocative)
zabavi (locative singular)
zabavama (locative plural)
zabavom (instrumental singular)
zabavama (instrumental plural)


забава

за̑бава (canonical feminine)
zȃbava (romanization)
забава (nominative singular)
забаве (nominative plural)
забаве (genitive singular)
забава (genitive plural)
забави (dative singular)
забавама (dative plural)
забаву (accusative singular)
забаве (accusative plural)
забаво (singular vocative)
забаве (plural vocative)
забави (locative singular)
забавама (locative plural)
забавом (instrumental singular)
забавама (instrumental plural)


oltar

òltār (canonical masculine)
о̀лта̄р (Cyrillic)
òltār (nominative singular)
oltari (nominative plural)
oltára (genitive singular)
oltara (genitive plural)
oltaru (dative singular)
oltarima (dative plural)
oltar (accusative singular)
oltare (accusative plural)
oltare (singular vocative)
oltari (plural vocative)
oltaru (locative singular)
oltarima (locative plural)
oltarom (instrumental singular)
oltarima (instrumental plural)


олтар

о̀лта̄р (canonical masculine)
òltār (romanization)
о̀лта̄р (nominative singular)
олтари (nominative plural)
олта́ра (genitive singular)
олтара (genitive plural)
олтару (dative singular)
олтарима (dative plural)
олтар (accusative singular)
олтаре (accusative plural)
олтаре (singular vocative)
олтари (plural vocative)
олтару (locative singular)
олтарима (locative plural)
олтаром (instrumental singular)
олтарима (instrumental plural)


кош

ко̏ш (canonical masculine)
kȍš (romanization)
ко̏ш (nominative singular)
ко̀шеви (nominative plural)
коша (genitive singular)
кошева (genitive plural)
кошу (dative singular)
кошевима (dative plural)
кош (accusative singular)
кошеве (accusative plural)
кошу (singular vocative)
кошеве (plural vocative)
кошу (locative singular)
кошевима (locative plural)
кошем (instrumental singular)
кошевима (instrumental plural)


veličina

veličìna (canonical feminine)
величѝна (Cyrillic)
veličìna (nominative singular)
veličine (nominative plural)
veličine (genitive singular)
veličínā (genitive plural)
veličini (dative singular)
veličinama (dative plural)
veličinu (accusative singular)
veličine (accusative plural)
veličino (singular vocative)
veličine (plural vocative)
veličini (locative singular)
veličinama (locative plural)
veličinom (instrumental singular)
veličinama (instrumental plural)


шум

шу̑м (canonical masculine)
šȗm (romanization)
шу̑м (nominative singular)
шу́мови (nominative plural)
шума (genitive singular)
шумова (genitive plural)
шуму (dative singular)
шумовима (dative plural)
шум (accusative singular)
шумове (accusative plural)
шуме (singular vocative)
шумови (plural vocative)
шуму (locative singular)
шумовима (locative plural)
шумом (instrumental singular)
шумовима (instrumental plural)

noise (sound or signal generated by random fluctuations)


svećenik

svèćenīk (canonical masculine)
свѐћенӣк (Cyrillic)
svećenik (nominative singular)
svećenici (nominative plural)
svećenika (genitive singular)
svećenika (genitive plural)
svećeniku (dative singular)
svećenicima (dative plural)
svećenika (accusative singular)
svećenike (accusative plural)
svećeniče (singular vocative)
svećenici (plural vocative)
svećeniku (locative singular)
svećenicima (locative plural)
svećenikom (instrumental singular)
svećenicima (instrumental plural)
svèštenīk (alternative Serbia)


sveštenik

svèštenīk m (Cyrillic spelling свѐштенӣк)

svèštenīk (canonical masculine)
свѐштенӣк (Cyrillic)
sveštenik (nominative singular)
sveštenici (nominative plural)
sveštenika (genitive singular)
sveštenika (genitive plural)
svešteniku (dative singular)
sveštenicima (dative plural)
sveštenika (accusative singular)
sveštenike (accusative plural)
svešteniče (singular vocative)
sveštenici (plural vocative)
svešteniku (locative singular)
sveštenicima (locative plural)
sveštenikom (instrumental singular)
sveštenicima (instrumental plural)
svèćenīk (alternative Bosnia Croatia)

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


лаж

ла̑ж (canonical feminine)
lȃž (romanization)
ла̑ж (nominative singular)
лажи (nominative plural)
ла̏жи (genitive singular)
ла̀жӣ (genitive plural)
лажи (dative singular)
лажима (dative plural)
лаж (accusative singular)
лажи (accusative plural)
лажи (singular vocative)
лажи (plural vocative)
лажи (locative singular)
лажима (locative plural)
ла̏жи (instrumental singular)
ла̏жју (instrumental singular)
лажима (instrumental plural)


istina

ȉstina (canonical feminine)
и̏стина (Cyrillic)
istina (nominative singular)
istine (nominative plural)
istine (genitive singular)
istina (genitive plural)
istini (dative singular)
istinama (dative plural)
istinu (accusative singular)
istine (accusative plural)
istino (singular vocative)
istine (plural vocative)
istini (locative singular)
istinama (locative plural)
istinom (instrumental singular)
istinama (instrumental plural)

usta istine


dekada

dekáda (canonical feminine)
дека́да (Cyrillic)
dekada (nominative singular)
dekade (nominative plural)
dekade (genitive singular)
dekada (genitive plural)
dekadi (dative singular)
dekadama (dative plural)
dekadu (accusative singular)
dekade (accusative plural)
dekado (singular vocative)
dekade (plural vocative)
dekadi (locative singular)
dekadama (locative plural)
dekadom (instrumental singular)
dekadama (instrumental plural)


војска

во́јска (canonical feminine)
vójska (romanization)
во́јска (nominative singular)
војске (nominative plural)
војске (genitive singular)
во́јска̄ (genitive plural)
во́јскӣ (genitive plural)
војсци (dative singular)
војски (dative singular)
војскама (dative plural)
во̑јску (accusative singular)
војске (accusative plural)
војско (singular vocative)
војске (plural vocative)
војсци (locative singular)
војски (locative singular)
војскама (locative plural)
војском (instrumental singular)
војскама (instrumental plural)


oružje

òrūžje (canonical neuter)
о̀рӯжје (Cyrillic)
oružje (nominative singular)
oružja (nominative plural)
oružja (genitive singular)
oružja (genitive plural)
oružju (dative singular)
oružjima (dative plural)
oružje (accusative singular)
oružja (accusative plural)
oružje (singular vocative)
oružja (plural vocative)
oružju (locative singular)
oružjima (locative plural)
oružjem (instrumental singular)
oružjima (instrumental plural)


оружје

о̀рӯжје (canonical neuter)
òrūžje (romanization)
оружје (nominative singular)
оружја (nominative plural)
оружја (genitive singular)
оружја (genitive plural)
оружју (dative singular)
оружјима (dative plural)
оружје (accusative singular)
оружја (accusative plural)
оружје (singular vocative)
оружја (plural vocative)
оружју (locative singular)
оружјима (locative plural)
оружјем (instrumental singular)
оружјима (instrumental plural)


prošlost

sh-noun

prȍšlōst f (Cyrillic spelling про̏шло̄ст)

prȍšlōst (canonical feminine)
про̏шло̄ст (Cyrillic)
prošlost (nominative singular)
prošlosti (nominative plural)
prošlosti (genitive singular)
prošlosti (genitive plural)
prošlosti (dative singular)
prošlostima (dative plural)
prošlost (accusative singular)
prošlosti (accusative plural)
prošlosti (singular vocative)
prošlosti (plural vocative)
prošlosti (locative singular)
prošlostima (locative plural)
prošlošću (instrumental singular)
prošlosti (instrumental singular)
prošlostima (instrumental plural)


прошлост

про̏шло̄ст (canonical feminine)
prȍšlōst (romanization)
прошлост (nominative singular)
прошлости (nominative plural)
прошлости (genitive singular)
прошлости (genitive plural)
прошлости (dative singular)
прошлостима (dative plural)
прошлост (accusative singular)
прошлости (accusative plural)
прошлости (singular vocative)
прошлости (plural vocative)
прошлости (locative singular)
прошлостима (locative plural)
прошлошћу (instrumental singular)
прошлости (instrumental singular)
прошлостима (instrumental plural)


будућност

буду́ћно̄ст f (Latin spelling budúćnōst)

буду́ћно̄ст (canonical feminine)
budúćnōst (romanization)
буду́ћно̄ст (nominative singular)
будућности (nominative plural)
буду́ћности (genitive singular)
будућности (genitive plural)
будућности (dative singular)
будућностима (dative plural)
будућност (accusative singular)
будућности (accusative plural)
будућности (singular vocative)
будућности (plural vocative)
будућности (locative singular)
будућностима (locative plural)
буду́ћности (instrumental singular)
буду́ћношћу (instrumental singular)
будућностима (instrumental plural)


mobitel

mòbitel (canonical masculine)
мо̀бител (Cyrillic)
mobitel (nominative singular)
mobiteli (nominative plural)
mobitela (genitive singular)
mobitela (genitive plural)
mobitelu (dative singular)
mobitelima (dative plural)
mobitel (accusative singular)
mobitele (accusative plural)
mobitele (singular vocative)
mobiteli (plural vocative)
mobitelu (locative singular)
mobitelima (locative plural)
mobitelom (instrumental singular)
mobitelima (instrumental plural)

From mȍbīlan telèfōn, originally a trademark.


мобител

мо̀бител (canonical masculine)
mòbitel (romanization)


mašina

mašína (canonical feminine)
маши́на (Cyrillic)
mašina (nominative singular)
mašine (nominative plural)
mašine (genitive singular)
mašina (genitive plural)
mašini (dative singular)
mašinama (dative plural)
mašinu (accusative singular)
mašine (accusative plural)
mašino (singular vocative)
mašine (plural vocative)
mašini (locative singular)
mašinama (locative plural)
mašinom (instrumental singular)
mašinama (instrumental plural)


строј

стро̑ј (canonical masculine)
strȏj (romanization)
стро̑ј (nominative singular)
стро̀јеви (nominative plural)
стро̏ја (genitive singular)
стро̀јева̄ (genitive plural)
строју (dative singular)
стројевима (dative plural)
строј (accusative singular)
стројеве (accusative plural)
строју (singular vocative)
стројеви (plural vocative)
строју (locative singular)
стројевима (locative plural)
стројем (instrumental singular)
стројевима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed by Bogoslav Šulek from Czech stroj.


olovka

òlōvka (canonical feminine)
о̀ло̄вка (Cyrillic)
òlōvka (nominative singular)
òlōvke (nominative plural)
òlōvke (genitive singular)
òlovākā (genitive plural)
òlōvkī (genitive plural)
òlōvci (dative singular)
òlōvkama (dative plural)
òlōvku (accusative singular)
òlōvke (accusative plural)
òlōvko (singular vocative)
òlōvke (plural vocative)
òlōvci (locative singular)
òlōvkama (locative plural)
òlōvkom (instrumental singular)
òlōvkama (instrumental plural)

From ȍlovo (“lead”) + -ka, partial calque of German Bleistift.


оловка

о̀ло̄вка (canonical feminine)
òlōvka (romanization)
оловка (nominative singular)
оловке (nominative plural)
оловке (genitive singular)
о̀лова̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
о̀ло̄вкӣ (genitive plural)
оловци (dative singular)
оловкама (dative plural)
оловку (accusative singular)
оловке (accusative plural)
оловко (singular vocative)
оловке (plural vocative)
оловци (locative singular)
оловкама (locative plural)
оловком (instrumental singular)
оловкама (instrumental plural)
olovka (alternative)

From о̏лово (“lead”), a calque after German Bleistift.


твар

тва̑р (canonical feminine)
tvȃr (romanization)
твар (nominative singular)
твари (nominative plural)
тва̑р (genitive singular)
тва́рӣ (genitive plural)
твари (dative singular)
тварима (dative plural)
твар (accusative singular)
твари (accusative plural)
твари (singular vocative)
твари (plural vocative)
твари (locative singular)
тварима (locative plural)
тварју (instrumental singular)
тварима (instrumental plural)


роба

ро̏ба (canonical feminine)
rȍba (romanization)
ро̏ба (nominative singular)
робе (nominative plural)
робе (genitive singular)
ро̑ба̄ (genitive plural)
роби (dative singular)
робама (dative plural)
робу (accusative singular)
робе (accusative plural)
робо (singular vocative)
робе (plural vocative)
роби (locative singular)
робама (locative plural)
робом (instrumental singular)
робама (instrumental plural)


стадион

ста̏дио̄н (canonical masculine)
stȁdiōn (romanization)
стадион (nominative singular)
стадиони (nominative plural)
стадиона (genitive singular)
стадиона (genitive plural)
стадиону (dative singular)
стадионима (dative plural)
стадион (accusative singular)
стадионе (accusative plural)
стадионе (singular vocative)
стадиони (plural vocative)
стадиону (locative singular)
стадионима (locative plural)
стадионом (instrumental singular)
стадионима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek στάδιον (stádion).

bor+

(sports) stadium (venue where sporting events are held)


prijestolnica

sh-noun

prijéstōlnica f (Cyrillic spelling прије́сто̄лница)

prijéstōlnica (canonical feminine)
прије́сто̄лница (Cyrillic)
prijestolnica (nominative singular)
prijestolnice (nominative plural)
prijestolnice (genitive singular)
prijestolnica (genitive plural)
prijestolnici (dative singular)
prijestolnicama (dative plural)
prijestolnicu (accusative singular)
prijestolnice (accusative plural)
prijestolnice (singular vocative)
prijestolnico (singular vocative)
prijestolnice (plural vocative)
prijestolnici (locative singular)
prijestolnicama (locative plural)
prijestolnicom (instrumental singular)
prijestolnicama (instrumental plural)
préstōnica (alternative Ekavian)


престоница

пре́сто̄ница

пре́сто̄ница f (Latin spelling préstōnica)

пре́сто̄ница (canonical feminine)
préstōnica (romanization)
престоница (nominative singular)
престонице (nominative plural)
престонице (genitive singular)
престоница (genitive plural)
престоници (dative singular)
престоницама (dative plural)
престоницу (accusative singular)
престонице (accusative plural)
престонице (singular vocative)
престоницо (singular vocative)
престонице (plural vocative)
престоници (locative singular)
престоницама (locative plural)
престоницом (instrumental singular)
престоницама (instrumental plural)
прије́сто̄лница (alternative Ijekavian)

пре‧сто‧ни‧ца

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *perstolьnica.


smreka

smrȅka (canonical feminine)
смре̏ка (Cyrillic)
smrȅka (nominative singular)
smreke (nominative plural)
smreke (genitive singular)
smrȇkā (genitive plural)
smreki (dative singular)
smrekama (dative plural)
smreku (accusative singular)
smreke (accusative plural)
smreko (singular vocative)
smreke (plural vocative)
smreki (locative singular)
smrekama (locative plural)
smrekom (instrumental singular)
smrekama (instrumental plural)


смрека

смре̏ка (canonical feminine)
smrȅka (romanization)
смре̏ка (nominative singular)
смреке (nominative plural)
смреке (genitive singular)
смре̑ка̄ (genitive plural)
смреки (dative singular)
смрекама (dative plural)
смреку (accusative singular)
смреке (accusative plural)
смреко (singular vocative)
смреке (plural vocative)
смреки (locative singular)
смрекама (locative plural)
смреком (instrumental singular)
смрекама (instrumental plural)


gluma

glúma (canonical feminine)
глу́ма (Cyrillic)
gluma (nominative singular)
glume (nominative plural)
glume (genitive singular)
gluma (genitive plural)
glumi (dative singular)
glumama (dative plural)
glumu (accusative singular)
glume (accusative plural)
glumo (singular vocative)
glume (plural vocative)
glumi (locative singular)
glumama (locative plural)
glumom (instrumental singular)
glumama (instrumental plural)


prestonica

sh-noun

préstōnica f (Cyrillic spelling пре́сто̄ница)

préstōnica (canonical feminine)
пре́сто̄ница (Cyrillic)
prestonica (nominative singular)
prestonice (nominative plural)
prestonice (genitive singular)
prestonica (genitive plural)
prestonici (dative singular)
prestonicama (dative plural)
prestonicu (accusative singular)
prestonice (accusative plural)
prestonice (singular vocative)
prestonico (singular vocative)
prestonice (plural vocative)
prestonici (locative singular)
prestonicama (locative plural)
prestonicom (instrumental singular)
prestonicama (instrumental plural)
prijéstōlnica (alternative Ijekavian)


хемијска оловка

хе́мӣјска̄ о̀ло̄вка

хе́мӣјска̄ о̀ло̄вка f (Latin spelling hémījskā òlōvka)

хе́мӣјска̄ о̀ло̄вка (canonical feminine)
hémījskā òlōvka (romanization)
ке́мӣјска̄ о̀ло̄вка (alternative Croatia)


hemijska olovka

hémījskā òlōvka f (Cyrillic spelling хе́мӣјска̄ о̀ло̄вка)

hémījskā òlōvka (canonical feminine)
хе́мӣјска̄ о̀ло̄вка (Cyrillic)
kémījskā òlōvka (alternative Croatia)


бол

бо̑л (canonical feminine masculine)
bȏl (romanization)
бо̑л (nominative singular)
боли (nominative plural)
боли (genitive singular)
боли (genitive plural)
боли (dative singular)
болима (dative plural)
бол (accusative singular)
боли (accusative plural)
боли (singular vocative)
боли (plural vocative)
боли (locative singular)
болима (locative plural)
бољу (instrumental singular)
боли (instrumental singular)
болима (instrumental plural)
бо̑л (nominative singular)
бо́лови (nominative plural)
бола (genitive singular)
бо̀ло̄ва̄ (genitive plural)
болу (dative singular)
боловима (dative plural)
бол (accusative singular)
болови (accusative plural)
боле (singular vocative)
болови (plural vocative)
болу (locative singular)
боловима (locative plural)
болом (instrumental singular)
боловима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *bolěti and Proto-Slavic *bolь.

задати бол


sirovina

sìrovina (canonical feminine)
сѝровина (Cyrillic)
sirovina (nominative singular)
sirovine (nominative plural)
sirovine (genitive singular)
sirovina (genitive plural)
sirovini (dative singular)
sirovinama (dative plural)
sirovinu (accusative singular)
sirovine (accusative plural)
sirovino (singular vocative)
sirovine (plural vocative)
sirovini (locative singular)
sirovinama (locative plural)
sirovinom (instrumental singular)
sirovinama (instrumental plural)


сировина

сѝровина (canonical feminine)
sìrovina (romanization)
сировина (nominative singular)
сировине (nominative plural)
сировине (genitive singular)
сировина (genitive plural)
сировини (dative singular)
сировинама (dative plural)
сировину (accusative singular)
сировине (accusative plural)
сировино (singular vocative)
сировине (plural vocative)
сировини (locative singular)
сировинама (locative plural)
сировином (instrumental singular)
сировинама (instrumental plural)


костур

ко̏стӯр (canonical masculine)
kȍstūr (romanization)
костур (nominative singular)
костури (nominative plural)
костура (genitive singular)
костура (genitive plural)
костуру (dative singular)
костурима (dative plural)
костур (accusative singular)
костуре (accusative plural)
костуре (singular vocative)
костури (plural vocative)
костуру (locative singular)
костурима (locative plural)
костуром (instrumental singular)
костурима (instrumental plural)


обитељ

оби́тељ (canonical feminine)
obítelj (romanization)
обитељ (nominative singular)
обитељи (nominative plural)
обитељи (genitive singular)
обитељи (genitive plural)
обитељи (dative singular)
обитељима (dative plural)
обитељ (accusative singular)
обитељи (accusative plural)
обитељи (singular vocative)
обитељи (plural vocative)
обитељи (locative singular)
обитељима (locative plural)
обитељу (instrumental singular)
обитељима (instrumental plural)
обитјељ (alternative Ijekavian)


кукац

kukac (romanization)
кукац (nominative singular)
кукци (nominative plural)
кукца (genitive singular)
кукаца (genitive plural)
кукцу (dative singular)
кукцима (dative plural)
кукца (accusative singular)
кукце (accusative plural)
кукче (singular vocative)
кукци (plural vocative)
кукцем (locative singular)
кукцима (locative plural)
кукцу (instrumental singular)
кукцима (instrumental plural)


panika

pànika (canonical feminine)
па̀ника (Cyrillic)
panika (nominative singular)
panike (nominative plural)
panike (genitive singular)
panika (genitive plural)
panici (dative singular)
panikama (dative plural)
paniku (accusative singular)
panike (accusative plural)
paniko (singular vocative)
panike (plural vocative)
panici (locative singular)
panikama (locative plural)
panikom (instrumental singular)
panikama (instrumental plural)


кап

ка̑п (canonical feminine)
kȃp (romanization)
кап (nominative singular)
капи (nominative plural)
капи (genitive singular)
ка́пӣ (genitive plural)
капи (dative singular)
капима (dative plural)
кап (accusative singular)
капи (accusative plural)
капи (singular vocative)
капи (plural vocative)
капи (locative singular)
капима (locative plural)
ка̑пљу (instrumental singular)
капима (instrumental plural)


принцеза

принце́за (canonical feminine)
princéza (romanization)
принцеза (nominative singular)
принцезе (nominative plural)
принцезе (genitive singular)
принцеза (genitive plural)
принцези (dative singular)
принцезама (dative plural)
принцезу (accusative singular)
принцезе (accusative plural)
принцезо (singular vocative)
принцезе (plural vocative)
принцези (locative singular)
принцезама (locative plural)
принцезом (instrumental singular)
принцезама (instrumental plural)

From принц + -еза.

suffix

принц + -еза


кнез

кне̑з (canonical masculine)
knȇz (romanization)
кне̑з (nominative singular)
кне̏зови (nominative plural)
кне́жеви (nominative plural)
кнеза (genitive singular)
кнезова (genitive plural)
кнежева (genitive plural)
кнезу (dative singular)
кнезовима (dative plural)
кнежевима (dative plural)
кнеза (accusative singular)
кнезове (accusative plural)
кнежеве (accusative plural)
кне̑же (singular vocative)
кнезови (plural vocative)
кнежеви (plural vocative)
кнезу (locative singular)
кнезовима (locative plural)
кнежевима (locative plural)
кнезом (instrumental singular)
кнезовима (instrumental plural)
кнежевима (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *kъnędzь, borrowed from Proto-Germanic *kuningaz.


kraljević

sh-noun

králjević m (Cyrillic spelling кра́љевић)

králjević (canonical masculine)
кра́љевић (Cyrillic)
kraljević (nominative singular)
kraljevići (nominative plural)
kraljevića (genitive singular)
kraljevića (genitive plural)
kraljeviću (dative singular)
kraljevićima (dative plural)
kraljevića (accusative singular)
kraljeviće (accusative plural)
kraljeviću (singular vocative)
kraljevići (plural vocative)
kraljeviću (locative singular)
kraljevićima (locative plural)
kraljevićem (instrumental singular)
kraljevićima (instrumental plural)


краљевић

кра́љевић (canonical masculine)
králjević (romanization)
краљевић (nominative singular)
краљевићи (nominative plural)
краљевића (genitive singular)
краљевића (genitive plural)
краљевићу (dative singular)
краљевићима (dative plural)
краљевића (accusative singular)
краљевиће (accusative plural)
краљевићу (singular vocative)
краљевићи (plural vocative)
краљевићу (locative singular)
краљевићима (locative plural)
краљевићем (instrumental singular)
краљевићима (instrumental plural)


киселина

киселѝна (canonical feminine)
kiselìna (romanization)
киселѝна (nominative singular)
киселине (nominative plural)
киселине (genitive singular)
кисели́на̄ (genitive plural)
киселини (dative singular)
киселинама (dative plural)
киселину (accusative singular)
киселине (accusative plural)
киселино (singular vocative)
киселине (plural vocative)
киселини (locative singular)
киселинама (locative plural)
киселином (instrumental singular)
киселинама (instrumental plural)


абдомен

абдо́мен (canonical masculine)
abdómen (romanization)
абдомен (nominative singular)
абдомени (nominative plural)
абдомена (genitive singular)
абдомена (genitive plural)
абдомену (dative singular)
абдоменима (dative plural)
абдомен (accusative singular)
абдомене (accusative plural)
абдомене (singular vocative)
абдомени (plural vocative)
абдомену (locative singular)
абдоменима (locative plural)
абдоменом (instrumental singular)
абдоменима (instrumental plural)


аблатив

а̏блатив (canonical masculine)
ȁblativ (romanization)
аблатив (nominative singular)
аблативи (nominative plural)
аблатива (genitive singular)
аблатива (genitive plural)
аблативу (dative singular)
аблативима (dative plural)
аблатив (accusative singular)
аблативе (accusative plural)
аблативе (singular vocative)
аблативи (plural vocative)
аблативу (locative singular)
аблативима (locative plural)
аблативом (instrumental singular)
аблативима (instrumental plural)


аблаут

а̀блаут (canonical masculine)
àblaut (romanization)
а̀блаут (nominative singular)
аблаути (nominative plural)
аблаута (genitive singular)
аблаута (genitive plural)
аблауту (dative singular)
аблаутима (dative plural)
аблаут (accusative singular)
аблауте (accusative plural)
аблауте (singular vocative)
аблаути (plural vocative)
аблауту (locative singular)
аблаутима (locative plural)
аблаутом (instrumental singular)
аблаутима (instrumental plural)


grupnjak

grùpnjāk m (Cyrillic spelling гру̀пња̄к)

grùpnjāk (canonical masculine)
гру̀пња̄к (Cyrillic)
grùpnjāk (nominative singular)
grupnjaci (nominative plural)
grupnjáka (genitive singular)
grupnjaka (genitive plural)
grupnjaku (dative singular)
grupnjacima (dative plural)
grupnjak (accusative singular)
grupnjake (accusative plural)
grupnjače (singular vocative)
grupnjaci (plural vocative)
grupnjaku (locative singular)
grupnjacima (locative plural)
grupnjakom (instrumental singular)
grupnjacima (instrumental plural)


kopra

kȍpra (canonical feminine)
ко̏пра (Cyrillic)

From Portuguese copra, from Malayalam കൊപ്ര (kopra), from Sanskrit कपालः (kapālaḥ, “skull”).


lues

lùes (canonical masculine)
лу̀ес (Cyrillic)
lues (nominative singular)
luesi (nominative plural)
luesa (genitive singular)
luesa (genitive plural)
luesu (dative singular)
luesima (dative plural)
lues (accusative singular)
luese (accusative plural)
luese (singular vocative)
luesi (plural vocative)
luesu (locative singular)
luesima (locative plural)
luesom (instrumental singular)
luesima (instrumental plural)


informatika

informàtika f (Cyrillic spelling информа̀тика)

informàtika (canonical feminine)
информа̀тика (Cyrillic)
informatika (nominative singular)
informatike (genitive singular)
informatici (dative singular)
informatiku (accusative singular)
informatiko (singular vocative)
informatici (locative singular)
informatikom (instrumental singular)


betula

bȅtula (canonical feminine)
бе̏тула (Cyrillic)
betula (nominative singular)
betule (nominative plural)
betule (genitive singular)
betula (genitive plural)
betuli (dative singular)
betulama (dative plural)
betulu (accusative singular)
betule (accusative plural)
betulo (singular vocative)
betule (plural vocative)
betuli (locative singular)
betulama (locative plural)
betulom (instrumental singular)
betulama (instrumental plural)


капак

ка̀пак (canonical masculine)
kàpak (romanization)
ка̀пак (nominative singular)
капци (nominative plural)
капка (genitive singular)
ка̑па̄ка̄ (genitive plural)
капку (dative singular)
капцима (dative plural)
капак (accusative singular)
капке (accusative plural)
капку (singular vocative)
капци (plural vocative)
капку (locative singular)
капцима (locative plural)
капком (instrumental singular)
капцима (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قاپاق (kapak), from verb قاپامق (kapamak).


руј

ру̑ј (canonical masculine)
rȗj (romanization)
ру̑ј (nominative singular)
рујеви (nominative plural)
руја (genitive singular)
рујева (genitive plural)
рују (dative singular)
рујевима (dative plural)
руј (accusative singular)
рујеве (accusative plural)
рују (singular vocative)
рујеви (plural vocative)
рују (locative singular)
рујевима (locative plural)
рујем (instrumental singular)
рујевима (instrumental plural)


сумах

су̏мах (canonical masculine)
sȕmah (romanization)
су̏мак (alternative)


sumah

sȕmah (canonical masculine)
су̏мах (Cyrillic)
sȕmak (alternative)


штанга

шта́нга (canonical feminine)
štánga (romanization)


комунист

кому̀нист (canonical masculine)
komùnist (romanization)
комунист (nominative singular)
комунисти (nominative plural)
комуниста (genitive singular)
комуниста (genitive plural)
комунисту (dative singular)
комунистима (dative plural)
комуниста (accusative singular)
комунисте (accusative plural)
комунисте (singular vocative)
комунисти (plural vocative)
комунисту (locative singular)
комунистима (locative plural)
комунистом (instrumental singular)
комунистима (instrumental plural)
кому̀ниста (alternative Bosnia Serbia)


kardinal

sh-noun

kardìnāl m (Cyrillic spelling кардѝна̄л)

kardìnāl (canonical masculine)
кардѝна̄л (Cyrillic)
kardìnāl (nominative singular)
kardinali (nominative plural)
kardinála (genitive singular)
kardinala (genitive plural)
kardinalu (dative singular)
kardinalima (dative plural)
kardinala (accusative singular)
kardinale (accusative plural)
kardinale (singular vocative)
kardinali (plural vocative)
kardinalu (locative singular)
kardinalima (locative plural)
kardinalom (instrumental singular)
kardinalima (instrumental plural)


проповедник

проповѐднӣк m (Latin spelling propovèdnīk)

проповѐднӣк (canonical masculine)
propovèdnīk (romanization)
проповѐднӣк (nominative singular)
проповедни́ци (nominative plural)
проповедни́ка (genitive singular)
проповедника (genitive plural)
проповеднику (dative singular)
проповедницима (dative plural)
проповедника (accusative singular)
проповеднике (accusative plural)
про̏поведнӣче (singular vocative)
проповедници (plural vocative)
проповеднику (locative singular)
проповедницима (locative plural)
проповедником (instrumental singular)
проповедницима (instrumental plural)
проповјѐднӣк (alternative Ijekavian)

про‧по‧вед‧ник


tezga

tèzga (canonical feminine)
тѐзга (Cyrillic)
tezga (nominative singular)
tezge (nominative plural)
tezge (genitive singular)
tezga (genitive plural)
tezgi (genitive plural)
tezgi (dative singular)
tezgama (dative plural)
tezgu (accusative singular)
tezge (accusative plural)
tezgo (singular vocative)
tezge (plural vocative)
tezgi (locative singular)
tezgama (locative plural)
tezgom (instrumental singular)
tezgama (instrumental plural)

From Ottoman Turkish تزگاه (tezgâh), from Persian دستگاه (dastgâh).


тезга

тѐзга (canonical feminine)
tèzga (romanization)
тезга (nominative singular)
тезге (nominative plural)
тезге (genitive singular)
тезга (genitive plural)
тезги (genitive plural)
тезги (dative singular)
тезгама (dative plural)
тезгу (accusative singular)
тезге (accusative plural)
тезго (singular vocative)
тезге (plural vocative)
тезги (locative singular)
тезгама (locative plural)
тезгом (instrumental singular)
тезгама (instrumental plural)


nektar

nȅktar (canonical masculine)
не̏ктар (Cyrillic)
nektar (nominative singular)
nektari (nominative plural)
nektara (genitive singular)
nektara (genitive plural)
nektaru (dative singular)
nektarima (dative plural)
nektar (accusative singular)
nektare (accusative plural)
nektaru (singular vocative)
nektari (plural vocative)
nektaru (locative singular)
nektarima (locative plural)
nektarom (instrumental singular)
nektarima (instrumental plural)

From Ancient Greek νέκταρ (néktar, “nourishment of the gods”), from Proto-Indo-European *néḱtr̥h₂, derived from the roots *neḱ- (“to perish, disappear”) and *terh₂- (“to overcome”).


ране

inflection of рана:
nominative/accusative/vocative plural


komponenta

sh-noun

kompònenta f (Cyrillic spelling компо̀нента)

kompònenta (canonical feminine)
компо̀нента (Cyrillic)
kompònenta (nominative singular)
komponente (nominative plural)
komponente (genitive singular)
kompònenātā (genitive plural)
kompònentī (genitive plural)
komponenti (dative singular)
komponentama (dative plural)
komponentu (accusative singular)
komponente (accusative plural)
komponento (singular vocative)
komponente (plural vocative)
komponenti (locative singular)
komponentama (locative plural)
komponentom (instrumental singular)
komponentama (instrumental plural)


коноп

ко̀ноп (canonical masculine)
kònop (romanization)
ко̀ноп (nominative singular)
конопи (nominative plural)
конопа (genitive singular)
ко̏но̄па̄ (genitive plural)
конопу (dative singular)
конопима (dative plural)
коноп (accusative singular)
конопе (accusative plural)
конопе (singular vocative)
конопи (plural vocative)
конопу (locative singular)
конопима (locative plural)
конопом (instrumental singular)
конопима (instrumental plural)

Alternative form of ка̀на̄п (“rope, cord”)


himna

hȋmna (canonical feminine)
хи̑мна (Cyrillic)
himna (nominative singular)
himne (nominative plural)
himne (genitive singular)
hȋmnā (genitive plural)
hȋmnī (genitive plural)
himni (dative singular)
himnama (dative plural)
himnu (accusative singular)
himne (accusative plural)
himno (singular vocative)
himne (plural vocative)
himni (locative singular)
himnama (locative plural)
himnom (instrumental singular)
himnama (instrumental plural)


драгуљ

дра̀гӯљ (canonical masculine)
dràgūlj (romanization)
дра̀гӯљ (nominative singular)
драгуљи (nominative plural)
драгу́ља (genitive singular)
драгуља (genitive plural)
драгуљу (dative singular)
драгуљима (dative plural)
драгуљ (accusative singular)
драгуље (accusative plural)
драгуљу (singular vocative)
драгуљи (plural vocative)
драгуљу (locative singular)
драгуљима (locative plural)
драгуљем (instrumental singular)
драгуљима (instrumental plural)

jewel (valuable object for ornamentation)


komad

kòmād m (Cyrillic spelling ко̀ма̄д, diminutive komàdić)

kòmād (canonical masculine)
ко̀ма̄д (Cyrillic)
komàdić (diminutive)
kòmād (nominative singular)
komadi (nominative plural)
komáda (genitive singular)
komada (genitive plural)
komadu (dative singular)
komadima (dative plural)
komad (accusative singular)
komade (accusative plural)
komade (singular vocative)
komadi (plural vocative)
komadu (locative singular)
komadima (locative plural)
komadom (instrumental singular)
komadima (instrumental plural)

From Ancient Greek κομμάτιον (kommátion).

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

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

The Shooting range is known to today's generation only as the favorite cinema Tuškanac, where we gladly took our chicks, cats, fish, hotties and babes and watched a large part of our repertoire of westerns and crime stories, which featured much shooting.