instrumental

ȋnstrumental (canonical)
instrumentȃl (canonical inanimate masculine)


ti

tȋ (canonical inanimate masculine)
tȋ (nominative singular)
tȋ (dual nominative)
tȋ (nominative plural)
tȋ (genitive singular)
tȋ (dual genitive)
tȋ (genitive plural)
tȋ (dative singular)
tȋ (dative dual)
tȋ (dative plural)
tȋ (accusative singular)
tȋ (accusative dual)
tȋ (accusative plural)
tȋ (locative singular)
tȋ (dual locative)
tȋ (locative plural)
tȋ (instrumental singular)
tȋ (dual instrumental)
tȋ (instrumental plural)
tȋ (singular vocative)
tȋ (dual vocative)
tȋ (plural vocative)
tȋ (nominative singular)
tȋja (dual nominative)
tȋji (nominative plural)
tȋja (genitive singular)
tȋjev (dual genitive)
tȋjev (genitive plural)
tȋju (dative singular)
tȋji (dative singular)
tȋjema (dative dual)
tȋjem (dative plural)
tȋ (accusative singular)
tȋja (accusative dual)
tȋje (accusative plural)
tȋju (locative singular)
tȋji (locative singular)
tȋjih (dual locative)
tȋjih (locative plural)
tȋjem (instrumental singular)
tȋjema (dual instrumental)
tȋji (instrumental plural)
tȋ (singular vocative)
tȋja (dual vocative)
tȋji (plural vocative)
tȋ (nominative singular)
tȋja (dual nominative)
tȋji (nominative plural)
tȋja (genitive singular)
tȋjev (dual genitive)
tȋjev (genitive plural)
tȋju (dative singular)
tȋji (dative singular)
tȋjoma (dative dual)
tȋjom (dative plural)
tȋ (accusative singular)
tȋja (accusative dual)
tȋje (accusative plural)
tȋju (locative singular)
tȋji (locative singular)
tȋjih (dual locative)
tȋjih (locative plural)
tȋjom (instrumental singular)
tȋjoma (dual instrumental)
tȋji (instrumental plural)
tȋ (singular vocative)
tȋja (dual vocative)
tȋji (plural vocative)


pianist

pianȋst (animate canonical masculine)
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pianíst (nominative singular)
pianísta (dual nominative)
pianísti (nominative plural)
pianísta (genitive singular)
pianístov (dual genitive)
pianístov (genitive plural)
pianístu (dative singular)
pianístoma (dative dual)
pianístom (dative plural)
pianísta (accusative singular)
pianísta (accusative dual)
pianíste (accusative plural)
pianístu (locative singular)
pianístih (dual locative)
pianístih (locative plural)
pianístom (instrumental singular)
pianístoma (dual instrumental)
pianísti (instrumental plural)


kitara

kitȃra (canonical feminine)
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kitára (nominative singular)
kitári (dual nominative)
kitáre (nominative plural)
kitáre (genitive singular)
kitár (dual genitive)
kitár (genitive plural)
kitári (dative singular)
kitárama (dative dual)
kitáram (dative plural)
kitáro (accusative singular)
kitári (accusative dual)
kitáre (accusative plural)
kitári (locative singular)
kitárah (dual locative)
kitárah (locative plural)
kitáro (instrumental singular)
kitárama (dual instrumental)
kitárami (instrumental plural)


fagot

fagọ̑t (canonical inanimate masculine)
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fagót (nominative singular)
fagóta (dual nominative)
fagóti (nominative plural)
fagóta (genitive singular)
fagótov (dual genitive)
fagótov (genitive plural)
fagótu (dative singular)
fagótoma (dative dual)
fagótom (dative plural)
fagót (accusative singular)
fagóta (accusative dual)
fagóte (accusative plural)
fagótu (locative singular)
fagótih (dual locative)
fagótih (locative plural)
fagótom (instrumental singular)
fagótoma (dual instrumental)
fagóti (instrumental plural)

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

(music) bassoon (musical instrument in the woodwind family)


ksilofon

ksilofọ̑n (canonical inanimate masculine)
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ksilofón (nominative singular)
ksilofóna (dual nominative)
ksilofóni (nominative plural)
ksilofóna (genitive singular)
ksilofónov (dual genitive)
ksilofónov (genitive plural)
ksilofónu (dative singular)
ksilofónoma (dative dual)
ksilofónom (dative plural)
ksilofón (accusative singular)
ksilofóna (accusative dual)
ksilofóne (accusative plural)
ksilofónu (locative singular)
ksilofónih (dual locative)
ksilofónih (locative plural)
ksilofónom (instrumental singular)
ksilofónoma (dual instrumental)
ksilofóni (instrumental plural)


rog

rọ̑g (canonical inanimate masculine)
rọ̑g (nominative singular)
rogȏva (dual nominative)
rogȏvi (nominative plural)
rọ̑ga (genitive singular)
rogóv (dual genitive)
rogóv (genitive plural)
rọ̑gu (dative singular)
rọ̑gi (dative singular)
rogȏvoma (dative dual)
rogȏvama (dative dual)
rogȏvom (dative plural)
rọ̑gȏvam (dative plural)
rọ̑g (accusative singular)
rogȏva (accusative dual)
rogȏve (accusative plural)
rọ̑gu (locative singular)
rọ̑gi (locative singular)
rogȏvih (dual locative)
rogȏvih (locative plural)
rọ̑gom (instrumental singular)
rogȏvoma (dual instrumental)
rogȏvama (dual instrumental)
rogȏvi (instrumental plural)
rọ̑g (singular vocative)
rogȏva (dual vocative)
rogȏvi (plural vocative)
rọ̑g (nominative singular)
rogȃ (dual nominative)
rọ̑ga (dual nominative)
rọ̑gi (nominative plural)
rogȃ (genitive singular)
rogóv (dual genitive)
rọ̑gov (dual genitive)
rogóv (genitive plural)
rọ̑gov (genitive plural)
rọ̑gu (dative singular)
rógu (dative singular)
rọ̑gi (dative singular)
rógi (dative singular)
rọ̑goma (dative dual)
rọ̑gama (dative dual)
rọ̑gom (dative plural)
rọ̑gam (dative plural)
rọ̑g (accusative singular)
rogȃ (accusative dual)
rọ̑ga (accusative dual)
rogẹ̑ (accusative plural)
rọ̑ge (accusative plural)
rọ̑gu (locative singular)
rógu (locative singular)
rọ̑gi (locative singular)
rógi (locative singular)
rogẹ́h (dual locative)
rọ̑gih (dual locative)
rogẹ́h (locative plural)
rọ̑gih (locative plural)
rọ̑gom (instrumental singular)
rọ̑goma (dual instrumental)
rọ̑gama (dual instrumental)
rogmí (instrumental plural)
rọ̑gi (instrumental plural)
rọ̑g (singular vocative)
rogȃ (dual vocative)
rọ̑ga (dual vocative)
rọ̑gi (plural vocative)

special accent changes, special endings in plural from former i-stem declension

From Proto-Slavic *rogъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *rágas.


klavir

klavȋr (canonical inanimate masculine)
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klavír (nominative singular)
klavírja (dual nominative)
klavírji (nominative plural)
klavírja (genitive singular)
klavírjev (dual genitive)
klavírjev (genitive plural)
klavírju (dative singular)
klavírjema (dative dual)
klavírjem (dative plural)
klavír (accusative singular)
klavírja (accusative dual)
klavírje (accusative plural)
klavírju (locative singular)
klavírjih (dual locative)
klavírjih (locative plural)
klavírjem (instrumental singular)
klavírjema (dual instrumental)
klavírji (instrumental plural)


harfa

hȃrfa (canonical feminine)
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hárfa (nominative singular)
hárfi (dual nominative)
hárfe (nominative plural)
hárfe (genitive singular)
hárf (dual genitive)
hárf (genitive plural)
hárfi (dative singular)
hárfama (dative dual)
hárfam (dative plural)
hárfo (accusative singular)
hárfi (accusative dual)
hárfe (accusative plural)
hárfi (locative singular)
hárfah (dual locative)
hárfah (locative plural)
hárfo (instrumental singular)
hárfama (dual instrumental)
hárfami (instrumental plural)

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


grom

grȍm (canonical inanimate masculine)
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gròm (nominative singular)
grôma (genitive singular)
grômu (dative singular)
gròm (accusative singular)
grômu (locative singular)
grômom (instrumental singular)


čelo

čẹ̑lo (canonical inanimate masculine)
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čélo (nominative singular)
čéla (dual nominative)
čéli (nominative plural)
čéla (genitive singular)
čélov (dual genitive)
čélov (genitive plural)
čélu (dative singular)
čéloma (dative dual)
čélom (dative plural)
čélo (accusative singular)
čéla (accusative dual)
čéle (accusative plural)
čélu (locative singular)
čélih (dual locative)
čélih (locative plural)
čélom (instrumental singular)
čéloma (dual instrumental)
čéli (instrumental plural)


sonatina

sonatȋna (canonical feminine)
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sonatína (nominative singular)
sonatíni (dual nominative)
sonatíne (nominative plural)
sonatíne (genitive singular)
sonatín (dual genitive)
sonatín (genitive plural)
sonatíni (dative singular)
sonatínama (dative dual)
sonatínam (dative plural)
sonatíno (accusative singular)
sonatíni (accusative dual)
sonatíne (accusative plural)
sonatíni (locative singular)
sonatínah (dual locative)
sonatínah (locative plural)
sonatíno (instrumental singular)
sonatínama (dual instrumental)
sonatínami (instrumental plural)


klarinet

klarinẹ̑t (canonical inanimate masculine)
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klarinét (nominative singular)
klarinéta (dual nominative)
klarinéti (nominative plural)
klarinéta (genitive singular)
klarinétov (dual genitive)
klarinétov (genitive plural)
klarinétu (dative singular)
klarinétoma (dative dual)
klarinétom (dative plural)
klarinét (accusative singular)
klarinéta (accusative dual)
klarinéte (accusative plural)
klarinétu (locative singular)
klarinétih (dual locative)
klarinétih (locative plural)
klarinétom (instrumental singular)
klarinétoma (dual instrumental)
klarinéti (instrumental plural)


zvon

zvọ̑n (canonical)
zvȏn (canonical inanimate masculine)
zvọ̑n (nominative singular)
zvonȏva (dual nominative)
zvonȏvi (nominative plural)
zvọ̑na (genitive singular)
zvonóv (dual genitive)
zvonóv (genitive plural)
zvọ̑nu (dative singular)
zvọ̑ni (dative singular)
zvonȏvoma (dative dual)
zvonȏvama (dative dual)
zvonȏvom (dative plural)
zvọ̑nȏvam (dative plural)
zvọ̑n (accusative singular)
zvonȏva (accusative dual)
zvonȏve (accusative plural)
zvọ̑nu (locative singular)
zvọ̑ni (locative singular)
zvonȏvih (dual locative)
zvonȏvih (locative plural)
zvọ̑nom (instrumental singular)
zvonȏvoma (dual instrumental)
zvonȏvama (dual instrumental)
zvonȏvi (instrumental plural)
zvọ̑n (singular vocative)
zvonȏva (dual vocative)
zvonȏvi (plural vocative)
zvọ̑n (nominative singular)
zvonȏva (dual nominative)
zvonȏvi (nominative plural)
zvonȃ (genitive singular)
zvonóv (dual genitive)
zvonóv (genitive plural)
zvọ̑nu (dative singular)
zvọ̑ni (dative singular)
zvonȏvoma (dative dual)
zvonȏvama (dative dual)
zvonȏvom (dative plural)
zvọ̑nȏvam (dative plural)
zvọ̑n (accusative singular)
zvonȏva (accusative dual)
zvonȏve (accusative plural)
zvọ̑nu (locative singular)
zvọ̑ni (locative singular)
zvonȏvih (dual locative)
zvonȏvih (locative plural)
zvọ̑nom (instrumental singular)
zvonȏvoma (dual instrumental)
zvonȏvama (dual instrumental)
zvonȏvi (instrumental plural)
zvọ̑n (singular vocative)
zvonȏva (dual vocative)
zvonȏvi (plural vocative)
zvȏn (nominative singular)
zvȏna (dual nominative)
zvȏni (nominative plural)
zvȏna (genitive singular)
zvȏnov (dual genitive)
zvȏnov (genitive plural)
zvȏnu (dative singular)
zvȏni (dative singular)
zvȏnoma (dative dual)
zvȏnama (dative dual)
zvȏnom (dative plural)
zvȏnam (dative plural)
zvȏn (accusative singular)
zvȏna (accusative dual)
zvȏne (accusative plural)
zvȏnu (locative singular)
zvȏni (locative singular)
zvȏnih (dual locative)
zvȏnah (dual locative)
zvȏnih (locative plural)
zvȏnah (locative plural)
zvȏnom (instrumental singular)
zvȏnoma (dual instrumental)
zvȏnama (dual instrumental)
zvȏni (instrumental plural)
zvȏn (singular vocative)
zvȏna (dual vocative)
zvȏni (plural vocative)

zvonovi gredo k svvetemu očetu po blagoslov

(music, in the plural) chimes (instrument)

(obsolete, in the plural) common columbine (aquilegia vulgaris)^([→Pleteršnik, 2014])


saksofon

saksofọ̑n (canonical inanimate masculine)
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saksofón (nominative singular)
saksofóna (dual nominative)
saksofóni (nominative plural)
saksofóna (genitive singular)
saksofónov (dual genitive)
saksofónov (genitive plural)
saksofónu (dative singular)
saksofónoma (dative dual)
saksofónom (dative plural)
saksofón (accusative singular)
saksofóna (accusative dual)
saksofóne (accusative plural)
saksofónu (locative singular)
saksofónih (dual locative)
saksofónih (locative plural)
saksofónom (instrumental singular)
saksofónoma (dual instrumental)
saksofóni (instrumental plural)


glazba

glȃzba (canonical feminine)
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glázba (nominative singular)
glázbe (genitive singular)
glázbi (dative singular)
glázbo (accusative singular)
glázbi (locative singular)
glázbo (instrumental singular)

Nonstandard spelling of glasba (“music”).


melodija

melodȋja (canonical feminine)
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melodíja (nominative singular)
melodíji (dual nominative)
melodíje (nominative plural)
melodíje (genitive singular)
melodíj (dual genitive)
melodíj (genitive plural)
melodíji (dative singular)
melodíjama (dative dual)
melodíjam (dative plural)
melodíjo (accusative singular)
melodíji (accusative dual)
melodíje (accusative plural)
melodíji (locative singular)
melodíjah (dual locative)
melodíjah (locative plural)
melodíjo (instrumental singular)
melodíjama (dual instrumental)
melodíjami (instrumental plural)

from Latin melodia, from Ancient Greek μελῳδία (melōidía, “singing, chanting”), from μέλος (mélos, “musical phrase”) + ἀοιδή (aoidḗ, “song”), contracted form ᾠδή (ōidḗ).


džez

džẹ̑z (canonical inanimate masculine)
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džéz (nominative singular)
džéza (genitive singular)
džézu (dative singular)
džéz (accusative singular)
džézu (locative singular)
džézom (instrumental singular)


glasba

glȃsba (canonical feminine)
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glȃsba (nominative singular)
glȃsbe (genitive singular)
glȃsbi (dative singular)
glȃsbo (accusative singular)
glȃsbi (locative singular)
glȃsbo (instrumental singular)


vrat

vrȃt (canonical inanimate masculine)
vrȃt (nominative singular)
vratȏva (dual nominative)
vratȏvi (nominative plural)
vratȗ (genitive singular)
vratóv (dual genitive)
vratóv (genitive plural)
vrȃtu (dative singular)
vrȃti (dative singular)
vratȏvoma (dative dual)
vratȏvama (dative dual)
vratȏvom (dative plural)
vrȃtȏvam (dative plural)
vrȃt (accusative singular)
vratȏva (accusative dual)
vratȏve (accusative plural)
vrȃtu (locative singular)
vrȃti (locative singular)
vratȏvih (dual locative)
vratȏvih (locative plural)
vrȃtom (instrumental singular)
vratȏvoma (dual instrumental)
vratȏvama (dual instrumental)
vratȏvi (instrumental plural)
vrȃt (singular vocative)
vratȏva (dual vocative)
vratȏvi (plural vocative)
vrȃt (nominative singular)
vratȏva (dual nominative)
vratȏvi (nominative plural)
vrȃta (genitive singular)
vratóv (dual genitive)
vratóv (genitive plural)
vrȃtu (dative singular)
vrȃti (dative singular)
vratȏvoma (dative dual)
vratȏvama (dative dual)
vratȏvom (dative plural)
vrȃtȏvam (dative plural)
vrȃt (accusative singular)
vratȏva (accusative dual)
vratȏve (accusative plural)
vrȃtu (locative singular)
vrȃti (locative singular)
vratȏvih (dual locative)
vratȏvih (locative plural)
vrȃtom (instrumental singular)
vratȏvoma (dual instrumental)
vratȏvama (dual instrumental)
vratȏvi (instrumental plural)
vrȃt (singular vocative)
vratȏva (dual vocative)
vratȏvi (plural vocative)

neck (the part of body connecting the head and the trunk found in humans and some animals)

(music) neck (extension of stringed instrument)

(Tolmin dialect) the grassy part at the end of the field where plows are turned


krik

krȋk (canonical inanimate masculine)
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krík (nominative singular)
kríka (dual nominative)
kríki (nominative plural)
kríka (genitive singular)
kríkov (dual genitive)
kríkov (genitive plural)
kríku (dative singular)
kríkoma (dative dual)
kríkom (dative plural)
krík (accusative singular)
kríka (accusative dual)
kríke (accusative plural)
kríku (locative singular)
kríkih (dual locative)
kríkih (locative plural)
kríkom (instrumental singular)
kríkoma (dual instrumental)
kríki (instrumental plural)


glasbenik

sl-noun

glȃsbenik m anim (female equivalent glásbenica)

glȃsbenik (animate canonical masculine)
glásbenica (feminine)
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glásbenik (nominative singular)
glásbenika (dual nominative)
glásbeniki (nominative plural)
glásbenika (genitive singular)
glásbenikov (dual genitive)
glásbenikov (genitive plural)
glásbeniku (dative singular)
glásbenikoma (dative dual)
glásbenikom (dative plural)
glásbenika (accusative singular)
glásbenika (accusative dual)
glásbenike (accusative plural)
glásbeniku (locative singular)
glásbenikih (dual locative)
glásbenikih (locative plural)
glásbenikom (instrumental singular)
glásbenikoma (dual instrumental)
glásbeniki (instrumental plural)

musician (a person who plays or sings music)


zvonec

zvónəc (canonical inanimate masculine)
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zvônec (nominative singular)
zvônca (dual nominative)
zvônci (nominative plural)
zvônca (genitive singular)
zvôncev (dual genitive)
zvôncev (genitive plural)
zvôncu (dative singular)
zvôncema (dative dual)
zvôncem (dative plural)
zvônec (accusative singular)
zvônca (accusative dual)
zvônce (accusative plural)
zvôncu (locative singular)
zvôncih (dual locative)
zvôncih (locative plural)
zvôncem (instrumental singular)
zvôncema (dual instrumental)
zvônci (instrumental plural)

/zʋɔ̀ːnət͡s/


boben

bọ̑bən (canonical inanimate masculine)
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bóben (nominative singular)
bóbna (dual nominative)
bóbni (nominative plural)
bóbna (genitive singular)
bóbnov (dual genitive)
bóbnov (genitive plural)
bóbnu (dative singular)
bóbnoma (dative dual)
bóbnom (dative plural)
bóben (accusative singular)
bóbna (accusative dual)
bóbne (accusative plural)
bóbnu (locative singular)
bóbnih (dual locative)
bóbnih (locative plural)
bóbnom (instrumental singular)
bóbnoma (dual instrumental)
bóbni (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *bǫbьnъ. Cognate with Upper Sorbian bubon, Lower Sorbian bubon, Polish bęben, Czech buben, Serbo-Croatian bȗbanj.

drum (musical instrument; hollow, cylindrical object)


šum

šȗm (canonical inanimate masculine)
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šúm (nominative singular)
šúma (dual nominative)
šúmi (nominative plural)
šúma (genitive singular)
šúmov (dual genitive)
šúmov (genitive plural)
šúmu (dative singular)
šúmoma (dative dual)
šúmom (dative plural)
šúm (accusative singular)
šúma (accusative dual)
šúme (accusative plural)
šúmu (locative singular)
šúmih (dual locative)
šúmih (locative plural)
šúmom (instrumental singular)
šúmoma (dual instrumental)
šúmi (instrumental plural)


kontrabas

kọ̑ntrabȃs (canonical inanimate masculine)
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kóntrabás (nominative singular)
kóntrabása (dual nominative)
kóntrabási (nominative plural)
kóntrabása (genitive singular)
kóntrabásov (dual genitive)
kóntrabásov (genitive plural)
kóntrabásu (dative singular)
kóntrabásoma (dative dual)
kóntrabásom (dative plural)
kóntrabás (accusative singular)
kóntrabása (accusative dual)
kóntrabáse (accusative plural)
kóntrabásu (locative singular)
kóntrabásih (dual locative)
kóntrabásih (locative plural)
kóntrabásom (instrumental singular)
kóntrabásoma (dual instrumental)
kóntrabási (instrumental plural)


oboa

ọ̑boa (canonical feminine)
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óboa (nominative singular)
óboi (dual nominative)
óboe (nominative plural)
óboe (genitive singular)
óbo (dual genitive)
óbo (genitive plural)
óboi (dative singular)
óboama (dative dual)
óboam (dative plural)
óboo (accusative singular)
óboi (accusative dual)
óboe (accusative plural)
óboi (locative singular)
óboah (dual locative)
óboah (locative plural)
óboo (instrumental singular)
óboama (dual instrumental)
óboami (instrumental plural)

oboe (a soprano and melody wind instrument)


dirigent

dirigȅnt m anim (female equivalent dirigêntka)

dirigȅnt (animate canonical masculine)
dirigêntka (feminine)
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dirigènt (nominative singular)
dirigênta (dual nominative)
dirigênti (nominative plural)
dirigênta (genitive singular)
dirigêntov (dual genitive)
dirigêntov (genitive plural)
dirigêntu (dative singular)
dirigêntoma (dative dual)
dirigêntom (dative plural)
dirigênta (accusative singular)
dirigênta (accusative dual)
dirigênte (accusative plural)
dirigêntu (locative singular)
dirigêntih (dual locative)
dirigêntih (locative plural)
dirigêntom (instrumental singular)
dirigêntoma (dual instrumental)
dirigênti (instrumental plural)

conductor, person who conducts an orchestra, choir or other music ensemble


pevec

pẹ́vəc (animate canonical masculine)
pévka (feminine)
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pévec (nominative singular)
pévca (dual nominative)
pévci (nominative plural)
pévca (genitive singular)
pévcev (dual genitive)
pévcev (genitive plural)
pévcu (dative singular)
pévcema (dative dual)
pévcem (dative plural)
pévca (accusative singular)
pévca (accusative dual)
pévce (accusative plural)
pévcu (locative singular)
pévcih (dual locative)
pévcih (locative plural)
pévcem (instrumental singular)
pévcema (dual instrumental)
pévci (instrumental plural)

From pevati. Cognate with Serbo-Croatian pjevač.


triangel

triángəl (canonical inanimate masculine)
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triángel (nominative singular)
triángla (dual nominative)
triángli (nominative plural)
triángla (genitive singular)
triánglov (dual genitive)
triánglov (genitive plural)
triánglu (dative singular)
triángloma (dative dual)
triánglom (dative plural)
triángel (accusative singular)
triángla (accusative dual)
triángle (accusative plural)
triánglu (locative singular)
triánglih (dual locative)
triánglih (locative plural)
triánglom (instrumental singular)
triángloma (dual instrumental)
triángli (instrumental plural)


okarina

okarȋna (canonical feminine)
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okarína (nominative singular)
okaríni (dual nominative)
okaríne (nominative plural)
okaríne (genitive singular)
okarín (dual genitive)
okarín (genitive plural)
okaríni (dative singular)
okarínama (dative dual)
okarínam (dative plural)
okaríno (accusative singular)
okaríni (accusative dual)
okaríne (accusative plural)
okaríni (locative singular)
okarínah (dual locative)
okarínah (locative plural)
okaríno (instrumental singular)
okarínama (dual instrumental)
okarínami (instrumental plural)


tolkalo

tołkálo (canonical neuter)
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tolkálo (nominative singular)
tolkáli (dual nominative)
tolkála (nominative plural)
tolkála (genitive singular)
tolkál (dual genitive)
tolkál (genitive plural)
tolkálu (dative singular)
tolkáloma (dative dual)
tolkálom (dative plural)
tolkálo (accusative singular)
tolkáli (accusative dual)
tolkála (accusative plural)
tolkálu (locative singular)
tolkálih (dual locative)
tolkálih (locative plural)
tolkálom (instrumental singular)
tolkáloma (dual instrumental)
tolkáli (instrumental plural)

percussion instrument
percussion instrument


flavta

flȃvta (canonical feminine)
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flávta (nominative singular)
flávti (dual nominative)
flávte (nominative plural)
flávte (genitive singular)
flávt (dual genitive)
flávt (genitive plural)
flávti (dative singular)
flávtama (dative dual)
flávtam (dative plural)
flávto (accusative singular)
flávti (accusative dual)
flávte (accusative plural)
flávti (locative singular)
flávtah (dual locative)
flávtah (locative plural)
flávto (instrumental singular)
flávtama (dual instrumental)
flávtami (instrumental plural)


mandolina

mandolȋna (canonical feminine)
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mandolína (nominative singular)
mandolíni (dual nominative)
mandolíne (nominative plural)
mandolíne (genitive singular)
mandolín (dual genitive)
mandolín (genitive plural)
mandolíni (dative singular)
mandolínama (dative dual)
mandolínam (dative plural)
mandolíno (accusative singular)
mandolíni (accusative dual)
mandolíne (accusative plural)
mandolíni (locative singular)
mandolínah (dual locative)
mandolínah (locative plural)
mandolíno (instrumental singular)
mandolínama (dual instrumental)
mandolínami (instrumental plural)


čembalo

čẹ̑mbalo (canonical inanimate masculine)
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čémbalo (nominative singular)
čémbala (dual nominative)
čémbali (nominative plural)
čémbala (genitive singular)
čémbalov (dual genitive)
čémbalov (genitive plural)
čémbalu (dative singular)
čémbaloma (dative dual)
čémbalom (dative plural)
čémbalo (accusative singular)
čémbala (accusative dual)
čémbale (accusative plural)
čémbalu (locative singular)
čémbalih (dual locative)
čémbalih (locative plural)
čémbalom (instrumental singular)
čémbaloma (dual instrumental)
čémbali (instrumental plural)


hrup

hrȗp (canonical inanimate masculine)
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hrúp (nominative singular)
hrúpa (dual nominative)
hrúpi (nominative plural)
hrúpa (genitive singular)
hrúpov (dual genitive)
hrúpov (genitive plural)
hrúpu (dative singular)
hrúpoma (dative dual)
hrúpom (dative plural)
hrúp (accusative singular)
hrúpa (accusative dual)
hrúpe (accusative plural)
hrúpu (locative singular)
hrúpih (dual locative)
hrúpih (locative plural)
hrúpom (instrumental singular)
hrúpoma (dual instrumental)
hrúpi (instrumental plural)

Onomatopoeic. Related to Russian хру́пать (xrúpatʹ), Russian хру́пкий (xrúpkij, “frail, fragile”), Bulgarian хру́пам (hrúpam), Polish chrupać, etc., all from Proto-Slavic *xrupati (“to crunch, to munch”).


lutnja

lȗtnja (canonical feminine)
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lútnja (nominative singular)
lútnji (dual nominative)
lútnje (nominative plural)
lútnje (genitive singular)
lútenj (dual genitive)
lútenj (genitive plural)
lútnji (dative singular)
lútnjama (dative dual)
lútnjam (dative plural)
lútnjo (accusative singular)
lútnji (accusative dual)
lútnje (accusative plural)
lútnji (locative singular)
lútnjah (dual locative)
lútnjah (locative plural)
lútnjo (instrumental singular)
lútnjama (dual instrumental)
lútnjami (instrumental plural)


dromlja

drọ̑mlja (canonical feminine)
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drómlja (nominative singular)
drómlji (dual nominative)
drómlje (nominative plural)
drómlje (genitive singular)
drómelj (dual genitive)
drómelj (genitive plural)
drómlji (dative singular)
drómljama (dative dual)
drómljam (dative plural)
drómljo (accusative singular)
drómlji (accusative dual)
drómlje (accusative plural)
drómlji (locative singular)
drómljah (dual locative)
drómljah (locative plural)
drómljo (instrumental singular)
drómljama (dual instrumental)
drómljami (instrumental plural)


muzikologija

muzikologȋja (canonical feminine)
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muzikologíja (nominative singular)
muzikologíje (genitive singular)
muzikologíji (dative singular)
muzikologíjo (accusative singular)
muzikologíji (locative singular)
muzikologíjo (instrumental singular)


tokata

tokȃta (canonical feminine)
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tokáta (nominative singular)
tokáti (dual nominative)
tokáte (nominative plural)
tokáte (genitive singular)
tokát (dual genitive)
tokát (genitive plural)
tokáti (dative singular)
tokátama (dative dual)
tokátam (dative plural)
tokáto (accusative singular)
tokáti (accusative dual)
tokáte (accusative plural)
tokáti (locative singular)
tokátah (dual locative)
tokátah (locative plural)
tokáto (instrumental singular)
tokátama (dual instrumental)
tokátami (instrumental plural)


violončelo

violončẹ̑lo (canonical inanimate masculine)
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violončélo (nominative singular)
violončéla (dual nominative)
violončéli (nominative plural)
violončéla (genitive singular)
violončélov (dual genitive)
violončélov (genitive plural)
violončélu (dative singular)
violončéloma (dative dual)
violončélom (dative plural)
violončélo (accusative singular)
violončéla (accusative dual)
violončéle (accusative plural)
violončélu (locative singular)
violončélih (dual locative)
violončélih (locative plural)
violončélom (instrumental singular)
violončéloma (dual instrumental)
violončéli (instrumental plural)

/ʋijɔlɔnt͡ʃéːlɔ/


atonalen

ȁtonȃlən (canonical)
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àtonálen (masculine nominative singular)
àtonálni (masculine nominative singular)
àtonálna (feminine nominative singular)
àtonálno (neuter nominative singular)
àtonálnega (genitive masculine singular)
àtonálne (feminine genitive singular)
àtonálnega (genitive neuter singular)
àtonálnemu (dative masculine singular)
àtonálni (dative feminine singular)
àtonálnemu (dative neuter singular)
nominativeⁱⁿᵃⁿ or (accusative masculine singular)
genitive (accusative masculine singular)
àtonálno (accusative feminine singular)
àtonálno (accusative neuter singular)
àtonálnem (locative masculine singular)
àtonálni (feminine locative singular)
àtonálnem (locative neuter singular)
àtonálnim (instrumental masculine singular)
àtonálno (feminine instrumental singular)
àtonálnim (instrumental neuter singular)
àtonálna (dual masculine nominative)
àtonálni (dual feminine nominative)
àtonálni (dual neuter nominative)
àtonálnih (dual genitive masculine)
àtonálnih (dual feminine genitive)
àtonálnih (dual genitive neuter)
àtonálnima (dative dual masculine)
àtonálnima (dative dual feminine)
àtonálnima (dative dual neuter)
àtonálna (accusative dual masculine)
àtonálni (accusative dual feminine)
àtonálni (accusative dual neuter)
àtonálnih (dual locative masculine)
àtonálnih (dual feminine locative)
àtonálnih (dual locative neuter)
àtonálnima (dual instrumental masculine)
àtonálnima (dual feminine instrumental)
àtonálnima (dual instrumental neuter)
àtonálni (masculine nominative plural)
àtonálne (feminine nominative plural)
àtonálna (neuter nominative plural)
àtonálnih (genitive masculine plural)
àtonálnih (feminine genitive plural)
àtonálnih (genitive neuter plural)
àtonálnim (dative masculine plural)
àtonálnim (dative feminine plural)
àtonálnim (dative neuter plural)
àtonálne (accusative masculine plural)
àtonálne (accusative feminine plural)
àtonálna (accusative neuter plural)
àtonálnih (locative masculine plural)
àtonálnih (feminine locative plural)
àtonálnih (locative neuter plural)
àtonálnimi (instrumental masculine plural)
àtonálnimi (feminine instrumental plural)
àtonálnimi (instrumental neuter plural)


lestvica

lẹ́stvica (canonical feminine)
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léstvica (nominative singular)
léstvici (dual nominative)
léstvice (nominative plural)
léstvice (genitive singular)
léstvic (dual genitive)
léstvic (genitive plural)
léstvici (dative singular)
léstvicama (dative dual)
léstvicam (dative plural)
léstvico (accusative singular)
léstvici (accusative dual)
léstvice (accusative plural)
léstvici (locative singular)
léstvicah (dual locative)
léstvicah (locative plural)
léstvico (instrumental singular)
léstvicama (dual instrumental)
léstvicami (instrumental plural)


kvartet

kvartẹ̑t (canonical inanimate masculine)
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kvartét (nominative singular)
kvartéta (dual nominative)
kvartéti (nominative plural)
kvartéta (genitive singular)
kvartétov (dual genitive)
kvartétov (genitive plural)
kvartétu (dative singular)
kvartétoma (dative dual)
kvartétom (dative plural)
kvartét (accusative singular)
kvartéta (accusative dual)
kvartéte (accusative plural)
kvartétu (locative singular)
kvartétih (dual locative)
kvartétih (locative plural)
kvartétom (instrumental singular)
kvartétoma (dual instrumental)
kvartéti (instrumental plural)


četrtinka

četrtȋnka (canonical feminine)
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četrtínka (nominative singular)
četrtínki (dual nominative)
četrtínke (nominative plural)
četrtínke (genitive singular)
četrtínk (dual genitive)
četrtínk (genitive plural)
četrtínki (dative singular)
četrtínkama (dative dual)
četrtínkam (dative plural)
četrtínko (accusative singular)
četrtínki (accusative dual)
četrtínke (accusative plural)
četrtínki (locative singular)
četrtínkah (dual locative)
četrtínkah (locative plural)
četrtínko (instrumental singular)
četrtínkama (dual instrumental)
četrtínkami (instrumental plural)


zvok

zvọ̑k (canonical inanimate masculine)
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zvók (nominative singular)
zvóka (dual nominative)
zvóki (nominative plural)
zvóka (genitive singular)
zvókov (dual genitive)
zvókov (genitive plural)
zvóku (dative singular)
zvókoma (dative dual)
zvókom (dative plural)
zvók (accusative singular)
zvóka (accusative dual)
zvóke (accusative plural)
zvóku (locative singular)
zvókih (dual locative)
zvókih (locative plural)
zvókom (instrumental singular)
zvókoma (dual instrumental)
zvóki (instrumental plural)


godba

gọ̑dba (canonical feminine)
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gódba (nominative singular)
gódbi (dual nominative)
gódbe (nominative plural)
gódbe (genitive singular)
gódb (dual genitive)
gódb (genitive plural)
gódbi (dative singular)
gódbama (dative dual)
gódbam (dative plural)
gódbo (accusative singular)
gódbi (accusative dual)
gódbe (accusative plural)
gódbi (locative singular)
gódbah (dual locative)
gódbah (locative plural)
gódbo (instrumental singular)
gódbama (dual instrumental)
gódbami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *gǫdьba.
Compare Czech hudba.


gosti

gọ́sti (canonical imperfective)
Obstruent + -ti -em
gọ́sti (infinitive)
gost (infinitive)
gọ̑st (supine)
gọ́denje (noun-from-verb)
godȅč (participle present)
gọ̑den (participle past)
gọ̑dəł (l-participle masculine singular)
gọ́dla (feminine l-participle singular)
gọ́dlo (converb l-participle neuter singular)
gọ́dla (dual l-participle masculine)
gọ́dli (dual feminine l-participle)
gọ́dli (converb dual l-participle neuter)
gọ́dli (l-participle masculine plural)
gọ́dle (feminine l-participle plural)
gọ́dla (converb l-participle neuter plural)
gọ́dem (first-person present singular)
gọ́deš (present second-person singular)
gọ́di (imperative neuter second-person singular)
gọ́de (present singular third-person)
gọ́deva (dual first-person present)
gọ́diva (dual first-person imperative neuter)
gọ́deta (dual present second-person)
gọ́dita (dual imperative neuter second-person)
gọ́deta (dual present third-person)
gọ́demo (first-person plural present)
gọ́dimo (first-person imperative neuter plural)
gọ́dete (plural present second-person)
gọ́dite (imperative neuter plural second-person)
gọ́dejo (plural present third-person)