gnostičen

gnọ́stičən (canonical)
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gnóstičen (masculine nominative singular)
gnóstični (masculine nominative singular)
gnóstična (feminine nominative singular)
gnóstično (neuter nominative singular)
gnóstičnega (genitive masculine singular)
gnóstične (feminine genitive singular)
gnóstičnega (genitive neuter singular)
gnóstičnemu (dative masculine singular)
gnóstični (dative feminine singular)
gnóstičnemu (dative neuter singular)
nominativeⁱⁿᵃⁿ or (accusative masculine singular)
genitive (accusative masculine singular)
gnóstično (accusative feminine singular)
gnóstično (accusative neuter singular)
gnóstičnem (locative masculine singular)
gnóstični (feminine locative singular)
gnóstičnem (locative neuter singular)
gnóstičnim (instrumental masculine singular)
gnóstično (feminine instrumental singular)
gnóstičnim (instrumental neuter singular)
gnóstična (dual masculine nominative)
gnóstični (dual feminine nominative)
gnóstični (dual neuter nominative)
gnóstičnih (dual genitive masculine)
gnóstičnih (dual feminine genitive)
gnóstičnih (dual genitive neuter)
gnóstičnima (dative dual masculine)
gnóstičnima (dative dual feminine)
gnóstičnima (dative dual neuter)
gnóstična (accusative dual masculine)
gnóstični (accusative dual feminine)
gnóstični (accusative dual neuter)
gnóstičnih (dual locative masculine)
gnóstičnih (dual feminine locative)
gnóstičnih (dual locative neuter)
gnóstičnima (dual instrumental masculine)
gnóstičnima (dual feminine instrumental)
gnóstičnima (dual instrumental neuter)
gnóstični (masculine nominative plural)
gnóstične (feminine nominative plural)
gnóstična (neuter nominative plural)
gnóstičnih (genitive masculine plural)
gnóstičnih (feminine genitive plural)
gnóstičnih (genitive neuter plural)
gnóstičnim (dative masculine plural)
gnóstičnim (dative feminine plural)
gnóstičnim (dative neuter plural)
gnóstične (accusative masculine plural)
gnóstične (accusative feminine plural)
gnóstična (accusative neuter plural)
gnóstičnih (locative masculine plural)
gnóstičnih (feminine locative plural)
gnóstičnih (locative neuter plural)
gnóstičnimi (instrumental masculine plural)
gnóstičnimi (feminine instrumental plural)
gnóstičnimi (instrumental neuter plural)


judovstvo

júdovstvo (canonical neuter)
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júdovstvo (nominative singular)
júdovstva (genitive singular)
júdovstvu (dative singular)
júdovstvo (accusative singular)
júdovstvu (locative singular)
júdovstvom (instrumental singular)

/jùːdɔʋstʋɔ/


grozljivka

grozljȋvka (canonical feminine)
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grozljívka (nominative singular)
grozljívki (dual nominative)
grozljívke (nominative plural)
grozljívke (genitive singular)
grozljívk (dual genitive)
grozljívk (genitive plural)
grozljívki (dative singular)
grozljívkama (dative dual)
grozljívkam (dative plural)
grozljívko (accusative singular)
grozljívki (accusative dual)
grozljívke (accusative plural)
grozljívki (locative singular)
grozljívkah (dual locative)
grozljívkah (locative plural)
grozljívko (instrumental singular)
grozljívkama (dual instrumental)
grozljívkami (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)


maša

máša (canonical feminine)
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máša (nominative singular)
máši (dual nominative)
máše (nominative plural)
máše (genitive singular)
máš (dual genitive)
máš (genitive plural)
máši (dative singular)
mášama (dative dual)
mášam (dative plural)
mášo (accusative singular)
máši (accusative dual)
máše (accusative plural)
máši (locative singular)
mášah (dual locative)
mášah (locative plural)
mášo (instrumental singular)
mášama (dual instrumental)
mášami (instrumental plural)


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/


demiurg

demiȗrg (animate canonical masculine)
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demiúrg (nominative singular)
demiúrga (dual nominative)
demiúrgi (nominative plural)
demiúrga (genitive singular)
demiúrgov (dual genitive)
demiúrgov (genitive plural)
demiúrgu (dative singular)
demiúrgoma (dative dual)
demiúrgom (dative plural)
demiúrga (accusative singular)
demiúrga (accusative dual)
demiúrge (accusative plural)
demiúrgu (locative singular)
demiúrgih (dual locative)
demiúrgih (locative plural)
demiúrgom (instrumental singular)
demiúrgoma (dual instrumental)
demiúrgi (instrumental plural)

From Ancient Greek δημιουργός (dēmiourgós).


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)


amfiteater

amfiteátər (canonical inanimate masculine)
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amfiteáter (nominative singular)
amfiteátra (dual nominative)
amfiteátri (nominative plural)
amfiteátra (genitive singular)
amfiteátrov (dual genitive)
amfiteátrov (genitive plural)
amfiteátru (dative singular)
amfiteátroma (dative dual)
amfiteátrom (dative plural)
amfiteáter (accusative singular)
amfiteátra (accusative dual)
amfiteátre (accusative plural)
amfiteátru (locative singular)
amfiteátrih (dual locative)
amfiteátrih (locative plural)
amfiteátrom (instrumental singular)
amfiteátroma (dual instrumental)
amfiteátri (instrumental plural)


povest

povést (canonical feminine)
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povésta (nominative singular)
povéste (genitive singular)
povésti (dative singular)
povésto (accusative singular)
povésti (locative singular)
povésto (instrumental singular)

From Proto-Slavic *pověstь, from *povĕdtь. By surface analysis, po- + vest.


volkodlak

vołkodlȃk (animate canonical masculine)
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volkodlák (nominative singular)
volkodláka (dual nominative)
volkodláki (nominative plural)
volkodláka (genitive singular)
volkodlákov (dual genitive)
volkodlákov (genitive plural)
volkodláku (dative singular)
volkodlákoma (dative dual)
volkodlákom (dative plural)
volkodláka (accusative singular)
volkodláka (accusative dual)
volkodláke (accusative plural)
volkodláku (locative singular)
volkodlákih (dual locative)
volkodlákih (locative plural)
volkodlákom (instrumental singular)
volkodlákoma (dual instrumental)
volkodláki (instrumental plural)

/ʋɔʋkɔdláːk/


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)


zvezek

zvẹ̑zək (canonical inanimate masculine)
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zvézek (nominative singular)
zvézka (dual nominative)
zvézki (nominative plural)
zvézka (genitive singular)
zvézkov (dual genitive)
zvézkov (genitive plural)
zvézku (dative singular)
zvézkoma (dative dual)
zvézkom (dative plural)
zvézek (accusative singular)
zvézka (accusative dual)
zvézke (accusative plural)
zvézku (locative singular)
zvézkih (dual locative)
zvézkih (locative plural)
zvézkom (instrumental singular)
zvézkoma (dual instrumental)
zvézki (instrumental plural)

From zvezati + -ek. Compare Czech svazek.


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)


klet

klẹ̑t (canonical feminine)
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klét (nominative singular)
kletí (dual nominative)
kletí (nominative plural)
kletí (genitive singular)
kletí (dual genitive)
kletí (genitive plural)
kléti (dative singular)
kletéma (dative dual)
kletém (dative plural)
klét (accusative singular)
kletí (accusative dual)
kletí (accusative plural)
kléti (locative singular)
kletéh (dual locative)
kletéh (locative plural)
kletjó (instrumental singular)
kletéma (dual instrumental)
kletmí (instrumental plural)


friz

frȋz (canonical inanimate masculine)
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fríz (nominative singular)
fríza (dual nominative)
frízi (nominative plural)
fríza (genitive singular)
frízov (dual genitive)
frízov (genitive plural)
frízu (dative singular)
frízoma (dative dual)
frízom (dative plural)
fríz (accusative singular)
fríza (accusative dual)
fríze (accusative plural)
frízu (locative singular)
frízih (dual locative)
frízih (locative plural)
frízom (instrumental singular)
frízoma (dual instrumental)
frízi (instrumental plural)


hudič

hudíč (animate canonical masculine)
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hudíč (nominative singular)
hudíča (dual nominative)
hudíči (nominative plural)
hudíča (genitive singular)
hudíčev (dual genitive)
hudíčev (genitive plural)
hudíču (dative singular)
hudíčema (dative dual)
hudíčem (dative plural)
hudíča (accusative singular)
hudíča (accusative dual)
hudíče (accusative plural)
hudíču (locative singular)
hudíčih (dual locative)
hudíčih (locative plural)
hudíčem (instrumental singular)
hudíčema (dual instrumental)
hudíči (instrumental plural)

→ Friulian: cudiç, cudicj


ograja

ogrāja (canonical feminine)
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ográja (nominative singular)
ográji (dual nominative)
ográje (nominative plural)
ográje (genitive singular)
ográj (dual genitive)
ográj (genitive plural)
ográji (dative singular)
ográjama (dative dual)
ográjam (dative plural)
ográjo (accusative singular)
ográji (accusative dual)
ográje (accusative plural)
ográji (locative singular)
ográjah (dual locative)
ográjah (locative plural)
ográjo (instrumental singular)
ográjama (dual instrumental)
ográjami (instrumental plural)


Habakuk

Habakȗk (animate canonical masculine)
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Habakúk (nominative singular)
Habakúka (genitive singular)
Habakúku (dative singular)
Habakúka (accusative singular)
Habakúku (locative singular)
Habakúkom (instrumental singular)


Kozorog

Kozorọ̑g (animate canonical inanimate masculine)
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Kozoróg (nominative singular)
Kozoróga (genitive singular)
Kozorógu (dative singular)
Kozoróg (accusative singular)
Kozorógu (locative singular)
Kozorógom (instrumental singular)


gospod

sl-noun

gospọ̑d m anim (female equivalent gospá)

gospọ̑d (animate canonical masculine)
gospá (feminine)
gospọ̑d (nominative singular)
gospọ̑da (dual nominative)
gospọ̑dje (nominative plural)
gospọ̑di (nominative plural)
gospọ̑da ^✝gospodi (genitive singular)
gospọ̑dov (dual genitive)
gospọ̑dov (genitive plural)
gospọ̑du (dative singular)
gospọ̑di (dative singular)
gospọ̑doma (dative dual)
gospọ̑dama (dative dual)
gospọ̑dom (dative plural)
gospọ̑dam (dative plural)
gospọ̑da ^✝gospodi (accusative singular)
gospọ̑da (accusative dual)
gospọ̑de ^✝gospodi (accusative plural)
gospọ̑du (locative singular)
gospọ̑di (locative singular)
gospọ̑dih (dual locative)
gospọ̑dah (dual locative)
gospọ̑dih (locative plural)
gospọ̑dah (locative plural)
gospọ̑dom (instrumental singular)
gospọ̑di (dual instrumental)
gospọ̑dama (dual instrumental)
gospọ̑di (instrumental plural)
gospọ̑d (singular vocative)
gospọ̑da (dual vocative)
gospọ̑dje (plural vocative)
gospọ̑di (plural vocative)

From Proto-Slavic *gospodь, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *gástipatis, from Proto-Indo-European *gʰóstipotis.


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.


ajd

Borrowed from German Heide, from Middle High German heide, from Old High German heida, from Proto-Germanic *haiþī. More at English heath.


Jeremija

Jeremȋja (canonical inanimate masculine)


žalik žena

/ʒàːlik ʒɛ̀ːna/


stranišče

straníšče (canonical neuter)
straníšče (nominative singular)
straníšči (dual nominative)
stranȋšči (dual nominative)
stranȋšča (nominative plural)
straníšča (genitive singular)
stranȋšč (dual genitive)
stranȋšč (genitive plural)
straníšču (dative singular)
straníšči (dative singular)
straníščema (dative dual)
stranȋščema (dative dual)
stranȋščem (dative plural)
straníšče (accusative singular)
straníšči (accusative dual)
stranȋšči (accusative dual)
stranȋšča (accusative plural)
straníšču (locative singular)
straníšči (locative singular)
stranȋščih (dual locative)
stranȋščih (locative plural)
straníščem (instrumental singular)
straníščema (dual instrumental)
stranȋščema (dual instrumental)
stranȋšči (instrumental plural)
straníšče (singular vocative)
straníšči (dual vocative)
stranȋšči (dual vocative)
stranȋšča (plural vocative)

From strȃn + -íšče. First attested in the 19th century.


soprog

soprọ̑g m anim (female equivalent soprọ́ga /soprọ̑ga)

soprọ̑g (animate canonical masculine)
soprọ́ga (feminine)
soprọ̑ga (feminine)
soprọ̑g (nominative singular)
soprọ̑ga (dual nominative)
soprọ̑gi (nominative plural)
soprọ̑ga (genitive singular)
soprọ̑gov (dual genitive)
soprọ̑gov (genitive plural)
soprọ̑gu (dative singular)
soprọ̑gi (dative singular)
soprọ̑goma (dative dual)
soprọ̑gama (dative dual)
soprọ̑gom (dative plural)
soprọ̑gam (dative plural)
soprọ̑g (accusative singular)
soprọ̑ga (accusative dual)
soprọ̑ge (accusative plural)
soprọ̑gu (locative singular)
soprọ̑gi (locative singular)
soprọ̑gih (dual locative)
soprọ̑gah (dual locative)
soprọ̑gih (locative plural)
soprọ̑gah (locative plural)
soprọ̑gom (instrumental singular)
soprọ̑goma (dual instrumental)
soprọ̑gama (dual instrumental)
soprọ̑gi (instrumental plural)
soprọ̑g (singular vocative)
soprọ̑ga (dual vocative)
soprọ̑gi (plural vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sǫprǫ̀gъ. Cognate with Serbo-Croatian су̏пруг /sȕprug.

cog

су̏пруг//sȕprug


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)


prga

pŕga (canonical feminine)
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pŕga (nominative singular)
pŕge (genitive singular)
pŕgi (dative singular)
pŕgo (accusative singular)
pŕgi (locative singular)
pŕgo (instrumental singular)


mišjak

mȋšjak (canonical inanimate masculine)
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mȋšjak (nominative singular)
mȋšjaka (dual nominative)
mȋšjaki (nominative plural)
mȋšjaka (genitive singular)
mȋšjakov (dual genitive)
mȋšjakov (genitive plural)
mȋšjaku (dative singular)
mȋšjakoma (dative dual)
mȋšjakom (dative plural)
mȋšjak (accusative singular)
mȋšjaka (accusative dual)
mȋšjake (accusative plural)
mȋšjaku (locative singular)
mȋšjakih (dual locative)
mȋšjakih (locative plural)
mȋšjakom (instrumental singular)
mȋšjakoma (dual instrumental)
mȋšjaki (instrumental plural)


Zlatorog

(mythology) Goldenhorn (a legendary white chamois buck with golden horns in Slovene folklore)


gledališče

gledalíšče (canonical neuter)
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gledalíšče (nominative singular)
gledalíšči (dual nominative)
gledalíšča (nominative plural)
gledalíšča (genitive singular)
gledalíšč (dual genitive)
gledalíšč (genitive plural)
gledalíšču (dative singular)
gledalíščema (dative dual)
gledalíščem (dative plural)
gledalíšče (accusative singular)
gledalíšči (accusative dual)
gledalíšča (accusative plural)
gledalíšču (locative singular)
gledalíščih (dual locative)
gledalíščih (locative plural)
gledalíščem (instrumental singular)
gledalíščema (dual instrumental)
gledalíšči (instrumental plural)

/ɡlɛdalìːʃt͡ʃɛ/


bogoslužje

/bɔɡɔslúːʒjɛ/


pesništvo

pẹ̑sništvo (canonical neuter)
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pésništvo (nominative singular)
pésništvi (dual nominative)
pésništva (nominative plural)
pésništva (genitive singular)
pésništev (dual genitive)
pésništev (genitive plural)
pésništvu (dative singular)
pésništvoma (dative dual)
pésništvom (dative plural)
pésništvo (accusative singular)
pésništvi (accusative dual)
pésništva (accusative plural)
pésništvu (locative singular)
pésništvih (dual locative)
pésništvih (locative plural)
pésništvom (instrumental singular)
pésništvoma (dual instrumental)
pésništvi (instrumental plural)


observatorij

observatórij (canonical inanimate masculine)
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observatórij (nominative singular)
observatórja (dual nominative)
observatórji (nominative plural)
observatórja (genitive singular)
observatórjev (dual genitive)
observatórjev (genitive plural)
observatórju (dative singular)
observatórjema (dative dual)
observatórjem (dative plural)
observatórij (accusative singular)
observatórja (accusative dual)
observatórje (accusative plural)
observatórju (locative singular)
observatórjih (dual locative)
observatórjih (locative plural)
observatórjem (instrumental singular)
observatórjema (dual instrumental)
observatórji (instrumental plural)


čakalnica

čakȃlnica (canonical feminine)
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čakȃlnica (nominative singular)
čakȃlnici (dual nominative)
čakȃlnice (nominative plural)
čakȃlnice (genitive singular)
čakȃlnic (dual genitive)
čakȃlnic (genitive plural)
čakȃlnici (dative singular)
čakȃlnicama (dative dual)
čakȃlnicam (dative plural)
čakȃlnico (accusative singular)
čakȃlnici (accusative dual)
čakȃlnice (accusative plural)
čakȃlnici (locative singular)
čakȃlnicah (dual locative)
čakȃlnicah (locative plural)
čakȃlnico (instrumental singular)
čakȃlnicama (dual instrumental)
čakȃlnicami (instrumental plural)


pravljica

prȃvljica (canonical feminine)
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právljica (nominative singular)
právljici (dual nominative)
právljice (nominative plural)
právljice (genitive singular)
právljic (dual genitive)
právljic (genitive plural)
právljici (dative singular)
právljicama (dative dual)
právljicam (dative plural)
právljico (accusative singular)
právljici (accusative dual)
právljice (accusative plural)
právljici (locative singular)
právljicah (dual locative)
právljicah (locative plural)
právljico (instrumental singular)
právljicama (dual instrumental)
právljicami (instrumental plural)


Mokoš

Mokóš (canonical feminine)
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Mokóš (nominative singular)
Mokóši (genitive singular)
Mokóši (dative singular)
Mokóš (accusative singular)
Mokóši (locative singular)
Mokóšjo (instrumental singular)

Learned borrowing from Russian Мо́кошь (Mókošʹ), from Old East Slavic Мокошь (Mokošĭ), from Proto-Slavic *Mokošь.

lbor

To vlogo lahko prevzame Mokoš, edino žensko božanstvo Vladimirjevega panteona

2021, Nikolaj Mihajlov, edited by Monika Kropej Telban and Nejc Petrič, Zgodovina slovanske mitologije v XX. stoletju, Založba ZRC:

This role may be taken by Mokosh, the only female deity in Vladimir's pantheon.


božič

bóžič (canonical inanimate masculine)
bóžič (nominative singular)
božíča (dual nominative)
božíči (nominative plural)
božíča (genitive singular)
božīčev (dual genitive)
božīčev (genitive plural)
božíču (dative singular)
božīču (dative singular)
božíči (dative singular)
božīči (dative singular)
božíčema (dative dual)
božíčama (dative dual)
božíčem (dative plural)
božíčam (dative plural)
bóžič (accusative singular)
božíča (accusative dual)
božíče (accusative plural)
božīču (locative singular)
božīči (locative singular)
božīčih (dual locative)
božīčah (dual locative)
božīčih (locative plural)
božīčah (locative plural)
božíčem (instrumental singular)
božíčema (dual instrumental)
božíčama (dual instrumental)
božīči (instrumental plural)
bóžič (singular vocative)
božíča (dual vocative)
božíči (plural vocative)

božíču, božīču^(+prep.), božíči, božīči^(+prep.)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *božìťь. By surface analysis, bọ̑g + -ič. Cognate with Serbo-Croatian Bòžić.

(Christianity) Christmas (the feast of the birth of Christ)

(dialectal, in the plural) Christmas, New Year and the Three Kings' Day