Leon

Lẹ̑on (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Léon (nominative singular)
Léona (genitive singular)
Léonu (dative singular)
Léona (accusative singular)
Léonu (locative singular)
Léonom (instrumental singular)


Verona

Verọ̑na (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Verona (nominative singular)
Veroni (dual nominative)
Verone (nominative plural)
Verone (genitive singular)
Veron (dual genitive)
Veron (genitive plural)
Veroni (dative singular)
Veronama (dative dual)
Veronam (dative plural)
Verono (accusative singular)
Veroni (accusative dual)
Verone (accusative plural)
Veroni (locative singular)
Veronah (dual locative)
Veronah (locative plural)
Verono (instrumental singular)
Veronama (dual instrumental)
Veronami (instrumental plural)


Milan

Mȋlan (canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Milan (nominative singular)
Milana (dual nominative)
Milani (nominative plural)
Milana (genitive singular)
Milanov (dual genitive)
Milanov (genitive plural)
Milanu (dative singular)
Milanoma (dative dual)
Milanom (dative plural)
Milana (accusative singular)
Milana (accusative dual)
Milane (accusative plural)
Milanu (locative singular)
Milanih (dual locative)
Milanih (locative plural)
Milanom (instrumental singular)
Milanoma (dual instrumental)
Milani (instrumental plural)


Peter

Pẹ́tər (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Péter (nominative singular)
Pétra (genitive singular)
Pétru (dative singular)
Pétra (accusative singular)
Pétru (locative singular)
Pétrom (instrumental singular)

a male given name, equivalent to English Peter


Tim

Tȋm (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Tim (nominative singular)
Tima (dual nominative)
Timi (nominative plural)
Tima (genitive singular)
Timov (dual genitive)
Timov (genitive plural)
Timu (dative singular)
Timoma (dative dual)
Timom (dative plural)
Tima (accusative singular)
Tima (accusative dual)
Time (accusative plural)
Timu (locative singular)
Timih (dual locative)
Timih (locative plural)
Timom (instrumental singular)
Timoma (dual instrumental)
Timi (instrumental plural)


Ivan

Ȋvan (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Ívan (nominative singular)
Ívana (dual nominative)
Ívani (nominative plural)
Ívana (genitive singular)
Ívanov (dual genitive)
Ívanov (genitive plural)
Ívanu (dative singular)
Ívanoma (dative dual)
Ívanom (dative plural)
Ívana (accusative singular)
Ívana (accusative dual)
Ívane (accusative plural)
Ívanu (locative singular)
Ívanih (dual locative)
Ívanih (locative plural)
Ívanom (instrumental singular)
Ívanoma (dual instrumental)
Ívani (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English John


Simon

Sȋmon (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Simon (nominative singular)
Simona (dual nominative)
Simoni (nominative plural)
Simona (genitive singular)
Simonov (dual genitive)
Simonov (genitive plural)
Simonu (dative singular)
Simonoma (dative dual)
Simonom (dative plural)
Simona (accusative singular)
Simona (accusative dual)
Simone (accusative plural)
Simonu (locative singular)
Simonih (dual locative)
Simonih (locative plural)
Simonom (instrumental singular)
Simonoma (dual instrumental)
Simoni (instrumental plural)


Ana

Ána (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Ána (nominative singular)
Áni (dual nominative)
Áne (nominative plural)
Áne (genitive singular)
Án (dual genitive)
Án (genitive plural)
Áni (dative singular)
Ánama (dative dual)
Ánam (dative plural)
Áno (accusative singular)
Áni (accusative dual)
Áne (accusative plural)
Áni (locative singular)
Ánah (dual locative)
Ánah (locative plural)
Áno (instrumental singular)
Ánama (dual instrumental)
Ánami (instrumental plural)

Ana, a female given name, equivalent to English Ann, Anne, or Anna


Ada

Áda (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Ada (nominative singular)
Adi (dual nominative)
Ade (nominative plural)
Ade (genitive singular)
Ad (dual genitive)
Ad (genitive plural)
Adi (dative singular)
Adama (dative dual)
Adam (dative plural)
Ado (accusative singular)
Adi (accusative dual)
Ade (accusative plural)
Adi (locative singular)
Adah (dual locative)
Adah (locative plural)
Ado (instrumental singular)
Adama (dual instrumental)
Adami (instrumental plural)


Bor

Bôr (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Bor (nominative singular)
Bora (dual nominative)
Bori (nominative plural)
Bora (genitive singular)
Borov (dual genitive)
Borov (genitive plural)
Boru (dative singular)
Boroma (dative dual)
Borom (dative plural)
Bora (accusative singular)
Bora (accusative dual)
Bore (accusative plural)
Boru (locative singular)
Borih (dual locative)
Borih (locative plural)
Borom (instrumental singular)
Boroma (dual instrumental)
Bori (instrumental plural)


Franc

Frȁnc (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Frànc (nominative singular)
Fránca (genitive singular)
Fráncu (dative singular)
Fránca (accusative singular)
Fráncu (locative singular)
Fráncem (instrumental singular)


Gal

Gál (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Gal (nominative singular)
Gala (dual nominative)
Gali (nominative plural)
Gala (genitive singular)
Galov (dual genitive)
Galov (genitive plural)
Galu (dative singular)
Galoma (dative dual)
Galom (dative plural)
Gala (accusative singular)
Gala (accusative dual)
Gale (accusative plural)
Galu (locative singular)
Galih (dual locative)
Galih (locative plural)
Galom (instrumental singular)
Galoma (dual instrumental)
Gali (instrumental plural)


Maj

Máj (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Maj (nominative singular)
Maja (dual nominative)
Maji (nominative plural)
Maja (genitive singular)
Majev (dual genitive)
Majev (genitive plural)
Maju (dative singular)
Majema (dative dual)
Majem (dative plural)
Maja (accusative singular)
Maja (accusative dual)
Maje (accusative plural)
Maju (locative singular)
Majih (dual locative)
Majih (locative plural)
Majem (instrumental singular)
Majema (dual instrumental)
Maji (instrumental plural)


Luka

Lúka (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Lúka (nominative singular)
Lúke (genitive singular)
Lúki (dative singular)
Lúko (accusative singular)
Lúki (locative singular)
Lúko (instrumental singular)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Lúka (nominative singular)
Lúka (genitive singular)
Lúku (dative singular)
Lúka (accusative singular)
Lúku (locative singular)
Lúkom (instrumental singular)

a male given name, equivalent to English Luke


Kata

Kȃta (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Kata (nominative singular)
Kati (dual nominative)
Kate (nominative plural)
Kate (genitive singular)
Kat (dual genitive)
Kat (genitive plural)
Kati (dative singular)
Katama (dative dual)
Katam (dative plural)
Kato (accusative singular)
Kati (accusative dual)
Kate (accusative plural)
Kati (locative singular)
Katah (dual locative)
Katah (locative plural)
Kato (instrumental singular)
Katama (dual instrumental)
Katami (instrumental plural)


Marina

Marȋna (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Marina (nominative singular)
Marini (dual nominative)
Marine (nominative plural)
Marine (genitive singular)
Marin (dual genitive)
Marin (genitive plural)
Marini (dative singular)
Marinama (dative dual)
Marinam (dative plural)
Marino (accusative singular)
Marini (accusative dual)
Marine (accusative plural)
Marini (locative singular)
Marinah (dual locative)
Marinah (locative plural)
Marino (instrumental singular)
Marinama (dual instrumental)
Marinami (instrumental plural)


Tine

Tíne (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Tine (nominative singular)
Tineta (dual nominative)
Tineti (nominative plural)
Tineta (genitive singular)
Tinetov (dual genitive)
Tinetov (genitive plural)
Tinetu (dative singular)
Tinetoma (dative dual)
Tinetom (dative plural)
Tineta (accusative singular)
Tineta (accusative dual)
Tinete (accusative plural)
Tinetu (locative singular)
Tinetih (dual locative)
Tinetih (locative plural)
Tinetom (instrumental singular)
Tinetoma (dual instrumental)
Tineti (instrumental plural)


Vita

Vȋta (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Vȋta (nominative singular)
Vȋti (dual nominative)
Vȋte (nominative plural)
Vȋte (genitive singular)
Vȋt (dual genitive)
Vȋt (genitive plural)
Vȋti (dative singular)
Vȋtama (dative dual)
Vȋtam (dative plural)
Vȋto (accusative singular)
Vȋti (accusative dual)
Vȋte (accusative plural)
Vȋti (locative singular)
Vȋtah (dual locative)
Vȋtah (locative plural)
Vȋto (instrumental singular)
Vȋtama (dual instrumental)
Vȋtami (instrumental plural)


Regina

Regȋna (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Regina (nominative singular)
Regini (dual nominative)
Regine (nominative plural)
Regine (genitive singular)
Regin (dual genitive)
Regin (genitive plural)
Regini (dative singular)
Reginama (dative dual)
Reginam (dative plural)
Regino (accusative singular)
Regini (accusative dual)
Regine (accusative plural)
Regini (locative singular)
Reginah (dual locative)
Reginah (locative plural)
Regino (instrumental singular)
Reginama (dual instrumental)
Reginami (instrumental plural)


Urban

Urbȁn (canonical)
Urbȃn (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Urbàn (nominative singular)
Urbána (genitive singular)
Urbánu (dative singular)
Urbána (accusative singular)
Urbánu (locative singular)
Urbánom (instrumental singular)

a male given name, equivalent to English Urban


Erik

Ȇrik (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Êrik (nominative singular)
Êrika (genitive singular)
Êriku (dative singular)
Êrika (accusative singular)
Êriku (locative singular)
Êrikom (instrumental singular)

a male given name, equivalent to English Eric


Saša

Sȃša (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Saša (nominative singular)
Saši (dual nominative)
Saše (nominative plural)
Saše (genitive singular)
Saš (dual genitive)
Saš (genitive plural)
Saši (dative singular)
Sašama (dative dual)
Sašam (dative plural)
Sašo (accusative singular)
Saši (accusative dual)
Saše (accusative plural)
Saši (locative singular)
Sašah (dual locative)
Sašah (locative plural)
Sašo (instrumental singular)
Sašama (dual instrumental)
Sašami (instrumental plural)


Sara

Sȃra (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Sara (nominative singular)
Sari (dual nominative)
Sare (nominative plural)
Sare (genitive singular)
Sar (dual genitive)
Sar (genitive plural)
Sari (dative singular)
Sarama (dative dual)
Saram (dative plural)
Saro (accusative singular)
Sari (accusative dual)
Sare (accusative plural)
Sari (locative singular)
Sarah (dual locative)
Sarah (locative plural)
Saro (instrumental singular)
Sarama (dual instrumental)
Sarami (instrumental plural)


Albin

Albȋn (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Albin (nominative singular)
Albina (dual nominative)
Albini (nominative plural)
Albina (genitive singular)
Albinov (dual genitive)
Albinov (genitive plural)
Albinu (dative singular)
Albinoma (dative dual)
Albinom (dative plural)
Albina (accusative singular)
Albina (accusative dual)
Albine (accusative plural)
Albinu (locative singular)
Albinih (dual locative)
Albinih (locative plural)
Albinom (instrumental singular)
Albinoma (dual instrumental)
Albini (instrumental plural)


Rebeka

Rebẹ̑ka (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Rebeka (nominative singular)
Rebeki (dual nominative)
Rebeke (nominative plural)
Rebeke (genitive singular)
Rebek (dual genitive)
Rebek (genitive plural)
Rebeki (dative singular)
Rebekama (dative dual)
Rebekam (dative plural)
Rebeko (accusative singular)
Rebeki (accusative dual)
Rebeke (accusative plural)
Rebeki (locative singular)
Rebekah (dual locative)
Rebekah (locative plural)
Rebeko (instrumental singular)
Rebekama (dual instrumental)
Rebekami (instrumental plural)


Aleksander

Aleksándər (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Aleksánder (nominative singular)
Aleksándra (genitive singular)
Aleksándru (dative singular)
Aleksándra (accusative singular)
Aleksándru (locative singular)
Aleksándrom (instrumental singular)

a male given name, equivalent to English Alexander


Berta

Bȇrta (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Berta (nominative singular)
Berti (dual nominative)
Berte (nominative plural)
Berte (genitive singular)
Bert (dual genitive)
Bert (genitive plural)
Berti (dative singular)
Bertama (dative dual)
Bertam (dative plural)
Berto (accusative singular)
Berti (accusative dual)
Berte (accusative plural)
Berti (locative singular)
Bertah (dual locative)
Bertah (locative plural)
Berto (instrumental singular)
Bertama (dual instrumental)
Bertami (instrumental plural)


Gordana

Gọ́rdana (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Gọ́rdana (nominative singular)
Gọ́rdani (dual nominative)
Gọ́rdane (nominative plural)
Gọ́rdane (genitive singular)
Gọ́rdan (dual genitive)
Gọ́rdan (genitive plural)
Gọ́rdani (dative singular)
Gọ́rdanama (dative dual)
Gọ́rdanam (dative plural)
Gọ́rdano (accusative singular)
Gọ́rdani (accusative dual)
Gọ́rdane (accusative plural)
Gọ́rdani (locative singular)
Gọ́rdanah (dual locative)
Gọ́rdanah (locative plural)
Gọ́rdano (instrumental singular)
Gọ́rdanama (dual instrumental)
Gọ́rdanami (instrumental plural)


Frida

Frȋda (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Frida (nominative singular)
Fridi (dual nominative)
Fride (nominative plural)
Fride (genitive singular)
Frid (dual genitive)
Frid (genitive plural)
Fridi (dative singular)
Fridama (dative dual)
Fridam (dative plural)
Frido (accusative singular)
Fridi (accusative dual)
Fride (accusative plural)
Fridi (locative singular)
Fridah (dual locative)
Fridah (locative plural)
Frido (instrumental singular)
Fridama (dual instrumental)
Fridami (instrumental plural)


Anton

Antọ̑n (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Antón (nominative singular)
Antóna (genitive singular)
Antónu (dative singular)
Antóna (accusative singular)
Antónu (locative singular)
Antónom (instrumental singular)

From Latin Antonius. Cognate to English Anthony.


Olga

Ólga (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Olga (nominative singular)
Olgi (dual nominative)
Olge (nominative plural)
Olge (genitive singular)
Olg (dual genitive)
Olg (genitive plural)
Olgi (dative singular)
Olgama (dative dual)
Olgam (dative plural)
Olgo (accusative singular)
Olgi (accusative dual)
Olge (accusative plural)
Olgi (locative singular)
Olgah (dual locative)
Olgah (locative plural)
Olgo (instrumental singular)
Olgama (dual instrumental)
Olgami (instrumental plural)


Karel

Kárəl (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Kárel (nominative singular)
Kárla (dual nominative)
Kárli (nominative plural)
Kárla (genitive singular)
Kárlov (dual genitive)
Kárlov (genitive plural)
Kárlu (dative singular)
Kárloma (dative dual)
Kárlom (dative plural)
Kárla (accusative singular)
Kárla (accusative dual)
Kárle (accusative plural)
Kárlu (locative singular)
Kárlih (dual locative)
Kárlih (locative plural)
Kárlom (instrumental singular)
Kárloma (dual instrumental)
Kárli (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Charles


Pavel

Pȃvəl (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Pável (nominative singular)
Pávla (genitive singular)
Pávlu (dative singular)
Pávla (accusative singular)
Pávlu (locative singular)
Pávlom (instrumental singular)

From Latin Paulus, from paulus (“small”). Probably through a late Common Slavic form, itself possibly coming through a Byzantine Greek intermediate (compare Russian Па́вел (Pável), Ukrainian Павло (Pavlo)).

a male given name, equivalent to English Paul


Katja

Kȃtja (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Katja (nominative singular)
Katji (dual nominative)
Katje (nominative plural)
Katje (genitive singular)
Katij (dual genitive)
Katij (genitive plural)
Katji (dative singular)
Katjama (dative dual)
Katjam (dative plural)
Katjo (accusative singular)
Katji (accusative dual)
Katje (accusative plural)
Katji (locative singular)
Katjah (dual locative)
Katjah (locative plural)
Katjo (instrumental singular)
Katjama (dual instrumental)
Katjami (instrumental plural)


Kaja

please help by adding the tonal marks.
Kaja (nominative singular)
Kaji (dual nominative)
Kaje (nominative plural)
Kaje (genitive singular)
Kaj (dual genitive)
Kaj (genitive plural)
Kaji (dative singular)
Kajama (dative dual)
Kajam (dative plural)
Kajo (accusative singular)
Kaji (accusative dual)
Kaje (accusative plural)
Kaji (locative singular)
Kajah (dual locative)
Kajah (locative plural)
Kajo (instrumental singular)
Kajama (dual instrumental)
Kajami (instrumental plural)


Marko

Márko (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Márko (nominative singular)
Márka (genitive singular)
Márku (dative singular)
Márka (accusative singular)
Márku (locative singular)
Márkom (instrumental singular)


Nikolaj

Nikolȃj (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Nikoláj (nominative singular)
Nikolája (dual nominative)
Nikoláji (nominative plural)
Nikolája (genitive singular)
Nikolájev (dual genitive)
Nikolájev (genitive plural)
Nikoláju (dative singular)
Nikolájema (dative dual)
Nikolájem (dative plural)
Nikolája (accusative singular)
Nikolája (accusative dual)
Nikoláje (accusative plural)
Nikoláju (locative singular)
Nikolájih (dual locative)
Nikolájih (locative plural)
Nikolájem (instrumental singular)
Nikolájema (dual instrumental)
Nikoláji (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Nicholas


Veronika

Verọ́nika (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Veronika (nominative singular)
Veroniki (dual nominative)
Veronike (nominative plural)
Veronike (genitive singular)
Veronik (dual genitive)
Veronik (genitive plural)
Veroniki (dative singular)
Veronikama (dative dual)
Veronikam (dative plural)
Veroniko (accusative singular)
Veroniki (accusative dual)
Veronike (accusative plural)
Veroniki (locative singular)
Veronikah (dual locative)
Veronikah (locative plural)
Veroniko (instrumental singular)
Veronikama (dual instrumental)
Veronikami (instrumental plural)

a female given name from Latin, equivalent to English Veronica


Ladislav

Lȃdislav (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Ladislav (nominative singular)
Ladislava (dual nominative)
Ladislavi (nominative plural)
Ladislava (genitive singular)
Ladislavov (dual genitive)
Ladislavov (genitive plural)
Ladislavu (dative singular)
Ladislavoma (dative dual)
Ladislavom (dative plural)
Ladislava (accusative singular)
Ladislava (accusative dual)
Ladislave (accusative plural)
Ladislavu (locative singular)
Ladislavih (dual locative)
Ladislavih (locative plural)
Ladislavom (instrumental singular)
Ladislavoma (dual instrumental)
Ladislavi (instrumental plural)


Uršula

Úršula (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Uršula (nominative singular)
Uršuli (dual nominative)
Uršule (nominative plural)
Uršule (genitive singular)
Uršul (dual genitive)
Uršul (genitive plural)
Uršuli (dative singular)
Uršulama (dative dual)
Uršulam (dative plural)
Uršulo (accusative singular)
Uršuli (accusative dual)
Uršule (accusative plural)
Uršuli (locative singular)
Uršulah (dual locative)
Uršulah (locative plural)
Uršulo (instrumental singular)
Uršulama (dual instrumental)
Uršulami (instrumental plural)


Patrik

please help by adding the tonal marks.
Patrik (nominative singular)
Patrika (dual nominative)
Patriki (nominative plural)
Patrika (genitive singular)
Patrikov (dual genitive)
Patrikov (genitive plural)
Patriku (dative singular)
Patrikoma (dative dual)
Patrikom (dative plural)
Patrika (accusative singular)
Patrika (accusative dual)
Patrike (accusative plural)
Patriku (locative singular)
Patrikih (dual locative)
Patrikih (locative plural)
Patrikom (instrumental singular)
Patrikoma (dual instrumental)
Patriki (instrumental plural)


Edvard

Ẹ̑dvard (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Édvard (nominative singular)
Édvarda (dual nominative)
Édvardi (nominative plural)
Édvarda (genitive singular)
Édvardov (dual genitive)
Édvardov (genitive plural)
Édvardu (dative singular)
Édvardoma (dative dual)
Édvardom (dative plural)
Édvarda (accusative singular)
Édvarda (accusative dual)
Édvarde (accusative plural)
Édvardu (locative singular)
Édvardih (dual locative)
Édvardih (locative plural)
Édvardom (instrumental singular)
Édvardoma (dual instrumental)
Édvardi (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Edward


Dominika

Domínika (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Dominika (nominative singular)
Dominiki (dual nominative)
Dominike (nominative plural)
Dominike (genitive singular)
Dominik (dual genitive)
Dominik (genitive plural)
Dominiki (dative singular)
Dominikama (dative dual)
Dominikam (dative plural)
Dominiko (accusative singular)
Dominiki (accusative dual)
Dominike (accusative plural)
Dominiki (locative singular)
Dominikah (dual locative)
Dominikah (locative plural)
Dominiko (instrumental singular)
Dominikama (dual instrumental)
Dominikami (instrumental plural)


Nataša

Natȃša (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Natáša (nominative singular)
Natáše (genitive singular)
Natáši (dative singular)
Natášo (accusative singular)
Natáši (locative singular)
Natášo (instrumental singular)

a female given name, equivalent to English Natasha


Dušan

Dúšan (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Dušan (nominative singular)
Dušana (dual nominative)
Dušani (nominative plural)
Dušana (genitive singular)
Dušanov (dual genitive)
Dušanov (genitive plural)
Dušanu (dative singular)
Dušanoma (dative dual)
Dušanom (dative plural)
Dušana (accusative singular)
Dušana (accusative dual)
Dušane (accusative plural)
Dušanu (locative singular)
Dušanih (dual locative)
Dušanih (locative plural)
Dušanom (instrumental singular)
Dušanoma (dual instrumental)
Dušani (instrumental plural)


Dalibor

Dȃlibor (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Dalibor (nominative singular)
Daliborja (dual nominative)
Daliborji (nominative plural)
Daliborja (genitive singular)
Daliborjev (dual genitive)
Daliborjev (genitive plural)
Daliborju (dative singular)
Daliborjema (dative dual)
Daliborjem (dative plural)
Daliborja (accusative singular)
Daliborja (accusative dual)
Daliborje (accusative plural)
Daliborju (locative singular)
Daliborjih (dual locative)
Daliborjih (locative plural)
Daliborjem (instrumental singular)
Daliborjema (dual instrumental)
Daliborji (instrumental plural)


Zlata

Zlȃta (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Zlata (nominative singular)
Zlati (dual nominative)
Zlate (nominative plural)
Zlate (genitive singular)
Zlat (dual genitive)
Zlat (genitive plural)
Zlati (dative singular)
Zlatama (dative dual)
Zlatam (dative plural)
Zlato (accusative singular)
Zlati (accusative dual)
Zlate (accusative plural)
Zlati (locative singular)
Zlatah (dual locative)
Zlatah (locative plural)
Zlato (instrumental singular)
Zlatama (dual instrumental)
Zlatami (instrumental plural)


Hedvika

Hẹ̑dvika (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Hedvika (nominative singular)
Hedviki (dual nominative)
Hedvike (nominative plural)
Hedvike (genitive singular)
Hedvik (dual genitive)
Hedvik (genitive plural)
Hedviki (dative singular)
Hedvikama (dative dual)
Hedvikam (dative plural)
Hedviko (accusative singular)
Hedviki (accusative dual)
Hedvike (accusative plural)
Hedviki (locative singular)
Hedvikah (dual locative)
Hedvikah (locative plural)
Hedviko (instrumental singular)
Hedvikama (dual instrumental)
Hedvikami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Hedwig


Vlasta

Vlásta (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Vlasta (nominative singular)
Vlasti (dual nominative)
Vlaste (nominative plural)
Vlaste (genitive singular)
Vlast (dual genitive)
Vlast (genitive plural)
Vlasti (dative singular)
Vlastama (dative dual)
Vlastam (dative plural)
Vlasto (accusative singular)
Vlasti (accusative dual)
Vlaste (accusative plural)
Vlasti (locative singular)
Vlastah (dual locative)
Vlastah (locative plural)
Vlasto (instrumental singular)
Vlastama (dual instrumental)
Vlastami (instrumental plural)


Zoja

please help by adding the tonal marks.
Zoja (nominative singular)
Zoji (dual nominative)
Zoje (nominative plural)
Zoje (genitive singular)
Zoj (dual genitive)
Zoj (genitive plural)
Zoji (dative singular)
Zojama (dative dual)
Zojam (dative plural)
Zojo (accusative singular)
Zoji (accusative dual)
Zoje (accusative plural)
Zoji (locative singular)
Zojah (dual locative)
Zojah (locative plural)
Zojo (instrumental singular)
Zojama (dual instrumental)
Zojami (instrumental plural)


Božena

Božẹ̑na (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Božena (nominative singular)
Boženi (dual nominative)
Božene (nominative plural)
Božene (genitive singular)
Božen (dual genitive)
Božen (genitive plural)
Boženi (dative singular)
Boženama (dative dual)
Boženam (dative plural)
Boženo (accusative singular)
Boženi (accusative dual)
Božene (accusative plural)
Boženi (locative singular)
Boženah (dual locative)
Boženah (locative plural)
Boženo (instrumental singular)
Boženama (dual instrumental)
Boženami (instrumental plural)


Zora

Zọ̑ra (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Zora (nominative singular)
Zori (dual nominative)
Zore (nominative plural)
Zore (genitive singular)
Zor (dual genitive)
Zor (genitive plural)
Zori (dative singular)
Zorama (dative dual)
Zoram (dative plural)
Zoro (accusative singular)
Zori (accusative dual)
Zore (accusative plural)
Zori (locative singular)
Zorah (dual locative)
Zorah (locative plural)
Zoro (instrumental singular)
Zorama (dual instrumental)
Zorami (instrumental plural)


Andrej

Andréj (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Andrêj (nominative singular)
Andrêja (genitive singular)
Andrêju (dative singular)
Andrêja (accusative singular)
Andrêju (locative singular)
Andrêjem (instrumental singular)

From Ancient Greek Ἀνδρέας (Andréas), cognate with ἀνδρεῖος (andreîos, “manly”), both from ἀνήρ (anḗr, “man”).

a male given name from Ancient Greek, equivalent to English Andrew


Ema

Éma (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Ema (nominative singular)
Emi (dual nominative)
Eme (nominative plural)
Eme (genitive singular)
Em (dual genitive)
Em (genitive plural)
Emi (dative singular)
Emama (dative dual)
Emam (dative plural)
Emo (accusative singular)
Emi (accusative dual)
Eme (accusative plural)
Emi (locative singular)
Emah (dual locative)
Emah (locative plural)
Emo (instrumental singular)
Emama (dual instrumental)
Emami (instrumental plural)


Gizela

Gizẹ̑la (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Gizela (nominative singular)
Gizeli (dual nominative)
Gizele (nominative plural)
Gizele (genitive singular)
Gizel (dual genitive)
Gizel (genitive plural)
Gizeli (dative singular)
Gizelama (dative dual)
Gizelam (dative plural)
Gizelo (accusative singular)
Gizeli (accusative dual)
Gizele (accusative plural)
Gizeli (locative singular)
Gizelah (dual locative)
Gizelah (locative plural)
Gizelo (instrumental singular)
Gizelama (dual instrumental)
Gizelami (instrumental plural)


Oleg

From Russian Оле́г (Olég), a Varangian name, ultimately from Old Norse Helgi (“holy, sacred or blessed”).


Drago

Drȃgo (canonical inanimate masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Drágo (nominative singular)
Drága (dual nominative)
Drági (nominative plural)
Drága (genitive singular)
Drágov (dual genitive)
Drágov (genitive plural)
Drágu (dative singular)
Drágoma (dative dual)
Drágom (dative plural)
Drága (accusative singular)
Drága (accusative dual)
Dráge (accusative plural)
Drágu (locative singular)
Drágih (dual locative)
Drágih (locative plural)
Drágom (instrumental singular)
Drágoma (dual instrumental)
Drági (instrumental plural)


Janez

Jánez (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Jánez (nominative singular)
Jáneza (dual nominative)
Jánezi (nominative plural)
Jáneza (genitive singular)
Jánezov (dual genitive)
Jánezov (genitive plural)
Jánezu (dative singular)
Jánezoma (dative dual)
Jánezom (dative plural)
Jáneza (accusative singular)
Jáneza (accusative dual)
Jáneze (accusative plural)
Jánezu (locative singular)
Jánezih (dual locative)
Jánezih (locative plural)
Jánezom (instrumental singular)
Jánezoma (dual instrumental)
Jánezi (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English John; diminutive form Janko


Agata

Ágata (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Agata (nominative singular)
Agati (dual nominative)
Agate (nominative plural)
Agate (genitive singular)
Agat (dual genitive)
Agat (genitive plural)
Agati (dative singular)
Agatama (dative dual)
Agatam (dative plural)
Agato (accusative singular)
Agati (accusative dual)
Agate (accusative plural)
Agati (locative singular)
Agatah (dual locative)
Agatah (locative plural)
Agato (instrumental singular)
Agatama (dual instrumental)
Agatami (instrumental plural)


Valentina

Valentȋna (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Valentina (nominative singular)
Valentini (dual nominative)
Valentine (nominative plural)
Valentine (genitive singular)
Valentin (dual genitive)
Valentin (genitive plural)
Valentini (dative singular)
Valentinama (dative dual)
Valentinam (dative plural)
Valentino (accusative singular)
Valentini (accusative dual)
Valentine (accusative plural)
Valentini (locative singular)
Valentinah (dual locative)
Valentinah (locative plural)
Valentino (instrumental singular)
Valentinama (dual instrumental)
Valentinami (instrumental plural)


Valentin

Valentȋn (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Valentin (nominative singular)
Valentina (dual nominative)
Valentini (nominative plural)
Valentina (genitive singular)
Valentinov (dual genitive)
Valentinov (genitive plural)
Valentinu (dative singular)
Valentinoma (dative dual)
Valentinom (dative plural)
Valentina (accusative singular)
Valentina (accusative dual)
Valentine (accusative plural)
Valentinu (locative singular)
Valentinih (dual locative)
Valentinih (locative plural)
Valentinom (instrumental singular)
Valentinoma (dual instrumental)
Valentini (instrumental plural)

a male given name from Latin, equivalent to English Valentine


Mihael

Mȋhael (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Míhael (nominative singular)
Míhaela (dual nominative)
Míhaeli (nominative plural)
Míhaela (genitive singular)
Míhaelov (dual genitive)
Míhaelov (genitive plural)
Míhaelu (dative singular)
Míhaeloma (dative dual)
Míhaelom (dative plural)
Míhaela (accusative singular)
Míhaela (accusative dual)
Míhaele (accusative plural)
Míhaelu (locative singular)
Míhaelih (dual locative)
Míhaelih (locative plural)
Míhaelom (instrumental singular)
Míhaeloma (dual instrumental)
Míhaeli (instrumental plural)


Miha

Míha (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Míha (nominative singular)
Míhi (dual nominative)
Míhe (nominative plural)
Míhe (genitive singular)
Míh (dual genitive)
Míh (genitive plural)
Míhi (dative singular)
Míhama (dative dual)
Míham (dative plural)
Mího (accusative singular)
Míhi (accusative dual)
Míhe (accusative plural)
Míhi (locative singular)
Míhah (dual locative)
Míhah (locative plural)
Mího (instrumental singular)
Míhama (dual instrumental)
Míhami (instrumental plural)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Míha (nominative singular)
Míha (dual nominative)
Míhi (nominative plural)
Míha (genitive singular)
Míhov (dual genitive)
Míhov (genitive plural)
Míhu (dative singular)
Míhoma (dative dual)
Míhom (dative plural)
Míha (accusative singular)
Míha (accusative dual)
Míhe (accusative plural)
Míhu (locative singular)
Míhih (dual locative)
Míhih (locative plural)
Míhom (instrumental singular)
Míhoma (dual instrumental)
Míhi (instrumental plural)


Jožef

Jọ̑žef (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Jóžef (nominative singular)
Jóžefa (genitive singular)
Jóžefu (dative singular)
Jóžefa (accusative singular)
Jóžefu (locative singular)
Jóžefom (instrumental singular)

a male given name, equivalent to English Joseph


Tomaž

Tomȃž (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Tomáž (nominative singular)
Tomáža (dual nominative)
Tomáži (nominative plural)
Tomáža (genitive singular)
Tomážev (dual genitive)
Tomážev (genitive plural)
Tomážu (dative singular)
Tomážema (dative dual)
Tomážem (dative plural)
Tomáža (accusative singular)
Tomáža (accusative dual)
Tomáže (accusative plural)
Tomážu (locative singular)
Tomážih (dual locative)
Tomážih (locative plural)
Tomážem (instrumental singular)
Tomážema (dual instrumental)
Tomáži (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Thomas


Rafaela

Rafaẹ̑la (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Rafaẹ̑la (nominative singular)
Rafaẹ̑li (dual nominative)
Rafaẹ̑le (nominative plural)
Rafaẹ̑le (genitive singular)
Rafaẹ̑l (dual genitive)
Rafaẹ̑l (genitive plural)
Rafaẹ̑li (dative singular)
Rafaẹ̑lama (dative dual)
Rafaẹ̑lam (dative plural)
Rafaẹ̑lo (accusative singular)
Rafaẹ̑li (accusative dual)
Rafaẹ̑le (accusative plural)
Rafaẹ̑li (locative singular)
Rafaẹ̑lah (dual locative)
Rafaẹ̑lah (locative plural)
Rafaẹ̑lo (instrumental singular)
Rafaẹ̑lama (dual instrumental)
Rafaẹ̑lami (instrumental plural)


Manica

Mȃnica (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Manica (nominative singular)
Manici (dual nominative)
Manice (nominative plural)
Manice (genitive singular)
Manic (dual genitive)
Manic (genitive plural)
Manici (dative singular)
Manicama (dative dual)
Manicam (dative plural)
Manico (accusative singular)
Manici (accusative dual)
Manice (accusative plural)
Manici (locative singular)
Manicah (dual locative)
Manicah (locative plural)
Manico (instrumental singular)
Manicama (dual instrumental)
Manicami (instrumental plural)


Justina

Justína (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Justina (nominative singular)
Justini (dual nominative)
Justine (nominative plural)
Justine (genitive singular)
Justin (dual genitive)
Justin (genitive plural)
Justini (dative singular)
Justinama (dative dual)
Justinam (dative plural)
Justino (accusative singular)
Justini (accusative dual)
Justine (accusative plural)
Justini (locative singular)
Justinah (dual locative)
Justinah (locative plural)
Justino (instrumental singular)
Justinama (dual instrumental)
Justinami (instrumental plural)


Matej

Matȇj (canonical inanimate masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Matêj (nominative singular)
Matêja (dual nominative)
Matêji (nominative plural)
Matêja (genitive singular)
Matêjev (dual genitive)
Matêjev (genitive plural)
Matêju (dative singular)
Matêjema (dative dual)
Matêjem (dative plural)
Matêja (accusative singular)
Matêja (accusative dual)
Matêje (accusative plural)
Matêju (locative singular)
Matêjih (dual locative)
Matêjih (locative plural)
Matêjem (instrumental singular)
Matêjema (dual instrumental)
Matêji (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Matthew


Marija

Marȋja (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Maríja (nominative singular)
Maríje (genitive singular)
Maríji (dative singular)
Maríjo (accusative singular)
Maríji (locative singular)
Maríjo (instrumental singular)

a female given name, equivalent to English Mary


Tomislav

Tọ̑mislav (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Tomislav (nominative singular)
Tomislava (dual nominative)
Tomislavi (nominative plural)
Tomislava (genitive singular)
Tomislavov (dual genitive)
Tomislavov (genitive plural)
Tomislavu (dative singular)
Tomislavoma (dative dual)
Tomislavom (dative plural)
Tomislava (accusative singular)
Tomislava (accusative dual)
Tomislave (accusative plural)
Tomislavu (locative singular)
Tomislavih (dual locative)
Tomislavih (locative plural)
Tomislavom (instrumental singular)
Tomislavoma (dual instrumental)
Tomislavi (instrumental plural)


Željka

Žȇljka (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Željka (nominative singular)
Željki (dual nominative)
Željke (nominative plural)
Željke (genitive singular)
Željk (dual genitive)
Željk (genitive plural)
Željki (dative singular)
Željkama (dative dual)
Željkam (dative plural)
Željko (accusative singular)
Željki (accusative dual)
Željke (accusative plural)
Željki (locative singular)
Željkah (dual locative)
Željkah (locative plural)
Željko (instrumental singular)
Željkama (dual instrumental)
Željkami (instrumental plural)


Vesna

Vésna (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Vesna (nominative singular)
Vesni (dual nominative)
Vesne (nominative plural)
Vesne (genitive singular)
Vesen (dual genitive)
Vesen (genitive plural)
Vesni (dative singular)
Vesnama (dative dual)
Vesnam (dative plural)
Vesno (accusative singular)
Vesni (accusative dual)
Vesne (accusative plural)
Vesni (locative singular)
Vesnah (dual locative)
Vesnah (locative plural)
Vesno (instrumental singular)
Vesnama (dual instrumental)
Vesnami (instrumental plural)


Samanta

please help by adding the tonal marks.
Samanta (nominative singular)
Samanti (dual nominative)
Samante (nominative plural)
Samante (genitive singular)
Samant (dual genitive)
Samant (genitive plural)
Samanti (dative singular)
Samantama (dative dual)
Samantam (dative plural)
Samanto (accusative singular)
Samanti (accusative dual)
Samante (accusative plural)
Samanti (locative singular)
Samantah (dual locative)
Samantah (locative plural)
Samanto (instrumental singular)
Samantama (dual instrumental)
Samantami (instrumental plural)


Jože

Jọ̑že (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Jóže (nominative singular)
Jóžeta (genitive singular)
Jóžetu (dative singular)
Jóžeta (accusative singular)
Jóžetu (locative singular)
Jóžetom (instrumental singular)


Marjan

Mȃrjan (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Márjan (nominative singular)
Márjana (dual nominative)
Márjani (nominative plural)
Márjana (genitive singular)
Márjanov (dual genitive)
Márjanov (genitive plural)
Márjanu (dative singular)
Márjanoma (dative dual)
Márjanom (dative plural)
Márjana (accusative singular)
Márjana (accusative dual)
Márjane (accusative plural)
Márjanu (locative singular)
Márjanih (dual locative)
Márjanih (locative plural)
Márjanom (instrumental singular)
Márjanoma (dual instrumental)
Márjani (instrumental plural)


Silvana

Silvȃna (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Silvȃna (nominative singular)
Silvȃni (dual nominative)
Silvȃne (nominative plural)
Silvȃne (genitive singular)
Silvȃn (dual genitive)
Silvȃn (genitive plural)
Silvȃni (dative singular)
Silvȃnama (dative dual)
Silvȃnam (dative plural)
Silvȃno (accusative singular)
Silvȃni (accusative dual)
Silvȃne (accusative plural)
Silvȃni (locative singular)
Silvȃnah (dual locative)
Silvȃnah (locative plural)
Silvȃno (instrumental singular)
Silvȃnama (dual instrumental)
Silvȃnami (instrumental plural)


Jazon

Jȃzon (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Jázon (nominative singular)
Jázona (genitive singular)
Jázonu (dative singular)
Jázona (accusative singular)
Jázonu (locative singular)
Jázonom (instrumental singular)


Jurij

Júrij (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Júrij (nominative singular)
Júrija (genitive singular)
Júriju (dative singular)
Júrija (accusative singular)
Júriju (locative singular)
Júrijem (instrumental singular)

Derived from Latin Geōrgius, from Ancient Greek Γεώργιος (Geṓrgios), from γεωργός (geōrgós, “farmer”). Cognate with English George.


Pika

please help by adding the tonal marks.
Pika (nominative singular)
Piki (dual nominative)
Pike (nominative plural)
Pike (genitive singular)
Pik (dual genitive)
Pik (genitive plural)
Piki (dative singular)
Pikama (dative dual)
Pikam (dative plural)
Piko (accusative singular)
Piki (accusative dual)
Pike (accusative plural)
Piki (locative singular)
Pikah (dual locative)
Pikah (locative plural)
Piko (instrumental singular)
Pikama (dual instrumental)
Pikami (instrumental plural)


Zoran

Zọ̑ran (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Zoran (nominative singular)
Zorana (dual nominative)
Zorani (nominative plural)
Zorana (genitive singular)
Zoranov (dual genitive)
Zoranov (genitive plural)
Zoranu (dative singular)
Zoranoma (dative dual)
Zoranom (dative plural)
Zorana (accusative singular)
Zorana (accusative dual)
Zorane (accusative plural)
Zoranu (locative singular)
Zoranih (dual locative)
Zoranih (locative plural)
Zoranom (instrumental singular)
Zoranoma (dual instrumental)
Zorani (instrumental plural)


Feliks

a male given name derived from Latin Felix


Jelena

Jelẹ̑na (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Jelena (nominative singular)
Jeleni (dual nominative)
Jelene (nominative plural)
Jelene (genitive singular)
Jelen (dual genitive)
Jelen (genitive plural)
Jeleni (dative singular)
Jelenama (dative dual)
Jelenam (dative plural)
Jeleno (accusative singular)
Jeleni (accusative dual)
Jelene (accusative plural)
Jeleni (locative singular)
Jelenah (dual locative)
Jelenah (locative plural)
Jeleno (instrumental singular)
Jelenama (dual instrumental)
Jelenami (instrumental plural)

Ultimately from Ancient Greek Ἑλένη (Helénē).

a female given name from Ancient Greek, equivalent to English Helen or Ellen


Lana

Lȃna (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Lana (nominative singular)
Lani (dual nominative)
Lane (nominative plural)
Lane (genitive singular)
Lan (dual genitive)
Lan (genitive plural)
Lani (dative singular)
Lanama (dative dual)
Lanam (dative plural)
Lano (accusative singular)
Lani (accusative dual)
Lane (accusative plural)
Lani (locative singular)
Lanah (dual locative)
Lanah (locative plural)
Lano (instrumental singular)
Lanama (dual instrumental)
Lanami (instrumental plural)


Lejla

please help by adding the tonal marks.
Lejla (nominative singular)
Lejli (dual nominative)
Lejle (nominative plural)
Lejle (genitive singular)
Lejl (dual genitive)
Lejl (genitive plural)
Lejli (dative singular)
Lejlama (dative dual)
Lejlam (dative plural)
Lejlo (accusative singular)
Lejli (accusative dual)
Lejle (accusative plural)
Lejli (locative singular)
Lejlah (dual locative)
Lejlah (locative plural)
Lejlo (instrumental singular)
Lejlama (dual instrumental)
Lejlami (instrumental plural)


Albina

Albȋna (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Albina (nominative singular)
Albini (dual nominative)
Albine (nominative plural)
Albine (genitive singular)
Albin (dual genitive)
Albin (genitive plural)
Albini (dative singular)
Albinama (dative dual)
Albinam (dative plural)
Albino (accusative singular)
Albini (accusative dual)
Albine (accusative plural)
Albini (locative singular)
Albinah (dual locative)
Albinah (locative plural)
Albino (instrumental singular)
Albinama (dual instrumental)
Albinami (instrumental plural)


Gvido

Gvȋdo (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Gvido (nominative singular)
Gvidota (dual nominative)
Gvidoti (nominative plural)
Gvidota (genitive singular)
Gvidotov (dual genitive)
Gvidotov (genitive plural)
Gvidotu (dative singular)
Gvidotoma (dative dual)
Gvidotom (dative plural)
Gvidota (accusative singular)
Gvidota (accusative dual)
Gvidote (accusative plural)
Gvidotu (locative singular)
Gvidotih (dual locative)
Gvidotih (locative plural)
Gvidotom (instrumental singular)
Gvidotoma (dual instrumental)
Gvidoti (instrumental plural)


Doroteja

Dorotêja (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Doroteja (nominative singular)
Doroteji (dual nominative)
Doroteje (nominative plural)
Doroteje (genitive singular)
Dorotej (dual genitive)
Dorotej (genitive plural)
Doroteji (dative singular)
Dorotejama (dative dual)
Dorotejam (dative plural)
Dorotejo (accusative singular)
Doroteji (accusative dual)
Doroteje (accusative plural)
Doroteji (locative singular)
Dorotejah (dual locative)
Dorotejah (locative plural)
Dorotejo (instrumental singular)
Dorotejama (dual instrumental)
Dorotejami (instrumental plural)


Klavdija

Klávdija (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Klavdija (nominative singular)
Klavdiji (dual nominative)
Klavdije (nominative plural)
Klavdije (genitive singular)
Klavdij (dual genitive)
Klavdij (genitive plural)
Klavdiji (dative singular)
Klavdijama (dative dual)
Klavdijam (dative plural)
Klavdijo (accusative singular)
Klavdiji (accusative dual)
Klavdije (accusative plural)
Klavdiji (locative singular)
Klavdijah (dual locative)
Klavdijah (locative plural)
Klavdijo (instrumental singular)
Klavdijama (dual instrumental)
Klavdijami (instrumental plural)


Ksenija

Ksẹ̑nija (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Ksẹ̑nija (nominative singular)
Ksẹ̑niji (dual nominative)
Ksẹ̑nije (nominative plural)
Ksẹ̑nije (genitive singular)
Ksẹ̑nij (dual genitive)
Ksẹ̑nij (genitive plural)
Ksẹ̑niji (dative singular)
Ksẹ̑nijama (dative dual)
Ksẹ̑nijam (dative plural)
Ksẹ̑nijo (accusative singular)
Ksẹ̑niji (accusative dual)
Ksẹ̑nije (accusative plural)
Ksẹ̑niji (locative singular)
Ksẹ̑nijah (dual locative)
Ksẹ̑nijah (locative plural)
Ksẹ̑nijo (instrumental singular)
Ksẹ̑nijama (dual instrumental)
Ksẹ̑nijami (instrumental plural)


Leda

Léda (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Leda (nominative singular)
Ledi (dual nominative)
Lede (nominative plural)
Lede (genitive singular)
Led (dual genitive)
Led (genitive plural)
Ledi (dative singular)
Ledama (dative dual)
Ledam (dative plural)
Ledo (accusative singular)
Ledi (accusative dual)
Lede (accusative plural)
Ledi (locative singular)
Ledah (dual locative)
Ledah (locative plural)
Ledo (instrumental singular)
Ledama (dual instrumental)
Ledami (instrumental plural)


Samo

Sȃmo (canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Samo (nominative singular)
Sama (dual nominative)
Sami (nominative plural)
Sama (genitive singular)
Samov (dual genitive)
Samov (genitive plural)
Samu (dative singular)
Samoma (dative dual)
Samom (dative plural)
Sama (accusative singular)
Sama (accusative dual)
Same (accusative plural)
Samu (locative singular)
Samih (dual locative)
Samih (locative plural)
Samom (instrumental singular)
Samoma (dual instrumental)
Sami (instrumental plural)


Silva

Sȋlva (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Silva (nominative singular)
Silvi (dual nominative)
Silve (nominative plural)
Silve (genitive singular)
Silv (dual genitive)
Silv (genitive plural)
Silvi (dative singular)
Silvama (dative dual)
Silvam (dative plural)
Silvo (accusative singular)
Silvi (accusative dual)
Silve (accusative plural)
Silvi (locative singular)
Silvah (dual locative)
Silvah (locative plural)
Silvo (instrumental singular)
Silvama (dual instrumental)
Silvami (instrumental plural)


Mihaela

Mȋhaela (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Míhaela (nominative singular)
Míhaeli (dual nominative)
Míhaele (nominative plural)
Míhaele (genitive singular)
Míhael (dual genitive)
Míhael (genitive plural)
Míhaeli (dative singular)
Míhaelama (dative dual)
Míhaelam (dative plural)
Míhaelo (accusative singular)
Míhaeli (accusative dual)
Míhaele (accusative plural)
Míhaeli (locative singular)
Míhaelah (dual locative)
Míhaelah (locative plural)
Míhaelo (instrumental singular)
Míhaelama (dual instrumental)
Míhaelami (instrumental plural)


Azra

please help by adding the tonal marks.
Azra (nominative singular)
Azri (dual nominative)
Azre (nominative plural)
Azre (genitive singular)
Azer (dual genitive)
Azer (genitive plural)
Azri (dative singular)
Azrama (dative dual)
Azram (dative plural)
Azro (accusative singular)
Azri (accusative dual)
Azre (accusative plural)
Azri (locative singular)
Azrah (dual locative)
Azrah (locative plural)
Azro (instrumental singular)
Azrama (dual instrumental)
Azrami (instrumental plural)


Danilo

Danȋlo (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Danilo (nominative singular)
Danila (dual nominative)
Danili (nominative plural)
Danila (genitive singular)
Danilov (dual genitive)
Danilov (genitive plural)
Danilu (dative singular)
Daniloma (dative dual)
Danilom (dative plural)
Danila (accusative singular)
Danila (accusative dual)
Danile (accusative plural)
Danilu (locative singular)
Danilih (dual locative)
Danilih (locative plural)
Danilom (instrumental singular)
Daniloma (dual instrumental)
Danili (instrumental plural)


Domen

Dọ́men (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Domen (nominative singular)
Domna (dual nominative)
Domni (nominative plural)
Domna (genitive singular)
Domnov (dual genitive)
Domnov (genitive plural)
Domnu (dative singular)
Domnoma (dative dual)
Domnom (dative plural)
Domna (accusative singular)
Domna (accusative dual)
Domne (accusative plural)
Domnu (locative singular)
Domnih (dual locative)
Domnih (locative plural)
Domnom (instrumental singular)
Domnoma (dual instrumental)
Domni (instrumental plural)


Zala

Zȃla (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Zala (nominative singular)
Zali (dual nominative)
Zale (nominative plural)
Zale (genitive singular)
Zal (dual genitive)
Zal (genitive plural)
Zali (dative singular)
Zalama (dative dual)
Zalam (dative plural)
Zalo (accusative singular)
Zali (accusative dual)
Zale (accusative plural)
Zali (locative singular)
Zalah (dual locative)
Zalah (locative plural)
Zalo (instrumental singular)
Zalama (dual instrumental)
Zalami (instrumental plural)

Derived from Old slovene zal, which means beautiful.


Leopoldina

Leopoldȋna (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Leopoldina (nominative singular)
Leopoldini (dual nominative)
Leopoldine (nominative plural)
Leopoldine (genitive singular)
Leopoldin (dual genitive)
Leopoldin (genitive plural)
Leopoldini (dative singular)
Leopoldinama (dative dual)
Leopoldinam (dative plural)
Leopoldino (accusative singular)
Leopoldini (accusative dual)
Leopoldine (accusative plural)
Leopoldini (locative singular)
Leopoldinah (dual locative)
Leopoldinah (locative plural)
Leopoldino (instrumental singular)
Leopoldinama (dual instrumental)
Leopoldinami (instrumental plural)


Rok

Rók (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Rok (nominative singular)
Roka (dual nominative)
Roki (nominative plural)
Roka (genitive singular)
Rokov (dual genitive)
Rokov (genitive plural)
Roku (dative singular)
Rokoma (dative dual)
Rokom (dative plural)
Roka (accusative singular)
Roka (accusative dual)
Roke (accusative plural)
Roku (locative singular)
Rokih (dual locative)
Rokih (locative plural)
Rokom (instrumental singular)
Rokoma (dual instrumental)
Roki (instrumental plural)


Cilka

Cȋlka (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Cilka (nominative singular)
Cilki (dual nominative)
Cilke (nominative plural)
Cilke (genitive singular)
Cilk (dual genitive)
Cilk (genitive plural)
Cilki (dative singular)
Cilkama (dative dual)
Cilkam (dative plural)
Cilko (accusative singular)
Cilki (accusative dual)
Cilke (accusative plural)
Cilki (locative singular)
Cilkah (dual locative)
Cilkah (locative plural)
Cilko (instrumental singular)
Cilkama (dual instrumental)
Cilkami (instrumental plural)


Alenka

Alẹ̑nka (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Alenka (nominative singular)
Alenki (dual nominative)
Alenke (nominative plural)
Alenke (genitive singular)
Alenk (dual genitive)
Alenk (genitive plural)
Alenki (dative singular)
Alenkama (dative dual)
Alenkam (dative plural)
Alenko (accusative singular)
Alenki (accusative dual)
Alenke (accusative plural)
Alenki (locative singular)
Alenkah (dual locative)
Alenkah (locative plural)
Alenko (instrumental singular)
Alenkama (dual instrumental)
Alenkami (instrumental plural)


Ladislava

Lȃdislava (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Lȃdislava (nominative singular)
Lȃdislavi (dual nominative)
Lȃdislave (nominative plural)
Lȃdislave (genitive singular)
Lȃdislav (dual genitive)
Lȃdislav (genitive plural)
Lȃdislavi (dative singular)
Lȃdislavama (dative dual)
Lȃdislavam (dative plural)
Lȃdislavo (accusative singular)
Lȃdislavi (accusative dual)
Lȃdislave (accusative plural)
Lȃdislavi (locative singular)
Lȃdislavah (dual locative)
Lȃdislavah (locative plural)
Lȃdislavo (instrumental singular)
Lȃdislavama (dual instrumental)
Lȃdislavami (instrumental plural)


Zlatko

Zlȃtko (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Zlatko (nominative singular)
Zlatka (dual nominative)
Zlatki (nominative plural)
Zlatka (genitive singular)
Zlatkov (dual genitive)
Zlatkov (genitive plural)
Zlatku (dative singular)
Zlatkoma (dative dual)
Zlatkom (dative plural)
Zlatka (accusative singular)
Zlatka (accusative dual)
Zlatke (accusative plural)
Zlatku (locative singular)
Zlatkih (dual locative)
Zlatkih (locative plural)
Zlatkom (instrumental singular)
Zlatkoma (dual instrumental)
Zlatki (instrumental plural)


Zdenka

Zdẹ̑nka (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Zdenka (nominative singular)
Zdenki (dual nominative)
Zdenke (nominative plural)
Zdenke (genitive singular)
Zdenk (dual genitive)
Zdenk (genitive plural)
Zdenki (dative singular)
Zdenkama (dative dual)
Zdenkam (dative plural)
Zdenko (accusative singular)
Zdenki (accusative dual)
Zdenke (accusative plural)
Zdenki (locative singular)
Zdenkah (dual locative)
Zdenkah (locative plural)
Zdenko (instrumental singular)
Zdenkama (dual instrumental)
Zdenkami (instrumental plural)


Elizabeta

Elizabẹ̑ta (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Elizabeta (nominative singular)
Elizabeti (dual nominative)
Elizabete (nominative plural)
Elizabete (genitive singular)
Elizabet (dual genitive)
Elizabet (genitive plural)
Elizabeti (dative singular)
Elizabetama (dative dual)
Elizabetam (dative plural)
Elizabeto (accusative singular)
Elizabeti (accusative dual)
Elizabete (accusative plural)
Elizabeti (locative singular)
Elizabetah (dual locative)
Elizabetah (locative plural)
Elizabeto (instrumental singular)
Elizabetama (dual instrumental)
Elizabetami (instrumental plural)


Kozma

a male given name, equivalent to English Cosmo


Zmagoslav

Zmȃgoslav (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Zmagoslav (nominative singular)
Zmagoslava (dual nominative)
Zmagoslavi (nominative plural)
Zmagoslava (genitive singular)
Zmagoslavov (dual genitive)
Zmagoslavov (genitive plural)
Zmagoslavu (dative singular)
Zmagoslavoma (dative dual)
Zmagoslavom (dative plural)
Zmagoslava (accusative singular)
Zmagoslava (accusative dual)
Zmagoslave (accusative plural)
Zmagoslavu (locative singular)
Zmagoslavih (dual locative)
Zmagoslavih (locative plural)
Zmagoslavom (instrumental singular)
Zmagoslavoma (dual instrumental)
Zmagoslavi (instrumental plural)


Slavko

Slȃvko (canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Slavko (nominative singular)
Slavka (dual nominative)
Slavki (nominative plural)
Slavka (genitive singular)
Slavkov (dual genitive)
Slavkov (genitive plural)
Slavku (dative singular)
Slavkoma (dative dual)
Slavkom (dative plural)
Slavka (accusative singular)
Slavka (accusative dual)
Slavke (accusative plural)
Slavku (locative singular)
Slavkih (dual locative)
Slavkih (locative plural)
Slavkom (instrumental singular)
Slavkoma (dual instrumental)
Slavki (instrumental plural)


Vojko

Vọ̑jko (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Vojko (nominative singular)
Vojka (dual nominative)
Vojki (nominative plural)
Vojka (genitive singular)
Vojkov (dual genitive)
Vojkov (genitive plural)
Vojku (dative singular)
Vojkoma (dative dual)
Vojkom (dative plural)
Vojka (accusative singular)
Vojka (accusative dual)
Vojke (accusative plural)
Vojku (locative singular)
Vojkih (dual locative)
Vojkih (locative plural)
Vojkom (instrumental singular)
Vojkoma (dual instrumental)
Vojki (instrumental plural)


Darko

Dȃrko (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Darko (nominative singular)
Darka (dual nominative)
Darki (nominative plural)
Darka (genitive singular)
Darkov (dual genitive)
Darkov (genitive plural)
Darku (dative singular)
Darkoma (dative dual)
Darkom (dative plural)
Darka (accusative singular)
Darka (accusative dual)
Darke (accusative plural)
Darku (locative singular)
Darkih (dual locative)
Darkih (locative plural)
Darkom (instrumental singular)
Darkoma (dual instrumental)
Darki (instrumental plural)


Damir

please help by adding the tonal marks.
Damir (nominative singular)
Damira (dual nominative)
Damiri (nominative plural)
Damira (genitive singular)
Damirov (dual genitive)
Damirov (genitive plural)
Damiru (dative singular)
Damiroma (dative dual)
Damirom (dative plural)
Damira (accusative singular)
Damira (accusative dual)
Damire (accusative plural)
Damiru (locative singular)
Damirih (dual locative)
Damirih (locative plural)
Damirom (instrumental singular)
Damiroma (dual instrumental)
Damiri (instrumental plural)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Damir (nominative singular)
Damirja (dual nominative)
Damirji (nominative plural)
Damirja (genitive singular)
Damirjev (dual genitive)
Damirjev (genitive plural)
Damirju (dative singular)
Damirjema (dative dual)
Damirjem (dative plural)
Damirja (accusative singular)
Damirja (accusative dual)
Damirje (accusative plural)
Damirju (locative singular)
Damirjih (dual locative)
Damirjih (locative plural)
Damirjem (instrumental singular)
Damirjema (dual instrumental)
Damirji (instrumental plural)


Nik

a male given name, equivalent to English Nick


Franko

a male given name, equivalent to English Frank


Vida

Vȋda (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Vida (nominative singular)
Vidi (dual nominative)
Vide (nominative plural)
Vide (genitive singular)
Vid (dual genitive)
Vid (genitive plural)
Vidi (dative singular)
Vidama (dative dual)
Vidam (dative plural)
Vido (accusative singular)
Vidi (accusative dual)
Vide (accusative plural)
Vidi (locative singular)
Vidah (dual locative)
Vidah (locative plural)
Vido (instrumental singular)
Vidama (dual instrumental)
Vidami (instrumental plural)


Beno

Bẹ̑no (canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Beno (nominative singular)
Bena (dual nominative)
Beni (nominative plural)
Bena (genitive singular)
Benov (dual genitive)
Benov (genitive plural)
Benu (dative singular)
Benoma (dative dual)
Benom (dative plural)
Bena (accusative singular)
Bena (accusative dual)
Bene (accusative plural)
Benu (locative singular)
Benih (dual locative)
Benih (locative plural)
Benom (instrumental singular)
Benoma (dual instrumental)
Beni (instrumental plural)


Gaber

Gáber (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Gaber (nominative singular)
Gabra (dual nominative)
Gabri (nominative plural)
Gabra (genitive singular)
Gabrov (dual genitive)
Gabrov (genitive plural)
Gabru (dative singular)
Gabroma (dative dual)
Gabrom (dative plural)
Gabra (accusative singular)
Gabra (accusative dual)
Gabre (accusative plural)
Gabru (locative singular)
Gabrih (dual locative)
Gabrih (locative plural)
Gabrom (instrumental singular)
Gabroma (dual instrumental)
Gabri (instrumental plural)


Grega

Grêga (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Grega (nominative singular)
Grega (dual nominative)
Gregi (nominative plural)
Grega (genitive singular)
Gregov (dual genitive)
Gregov (genitive plural)
Gregu (dative singular)
Gregoma (dative dual)
Gregom (dative plural)
Grega (accusative singular)
Grega (accusative dual)
Grege (accusative plural)
Gregu (locative singular)
Gregih (dual locative)
Gregih (locative plural)
Gregom (instrumental singular)
Gregoma (dual instrumental)
Gregi (instrumental plural)


Neja

Nȇja (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Neja (nominative singular)
Neji (dual nominative)
Neje (nominative plural)
Neje (genitive singular)
Nej (dual genitive)
Nej (genitive plural)
Neji (dative singular)
Nejama (dative dual)
Nejam (dative plural)
Nejo (accusative singular)
Neji (accusative dual)
Neje (accusative plural)
Neji (locative singular)
Nejah (dual locative)
Nejah (locative plural)
Nejo (instrumental singular)
Nejama (dual instrumental)
Nejami (instrumental plural)


Lucija

Lucȋja (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Lucija (nominative singular)
Luciji (dual nominative)
Lucije (nominative plural)
Lucije (genitive singular)
Lucij (dual genitive)
Lucij (genitive plural)
Luciji (dative singular)
Lucijama (dative dual)
Lucijam (dative plural)
Lucijo (accusative singular)
Luciji (accusative dual)
Lucije (accusative plural)
Luciji (locative singular)
Lucijah (dual locative)
Lucijah (locative plural)
Lucijo (instrumental singular)
Lucijama (dual instrumental)
Lucijami (instrumental plural)


Andreja

Andrêja (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Andreja (nominative singular)
Andreji (dual nominative)
Andreje (nominative plural)
Andreje (genitive singular)
Andrej (dual genitive)
Andrej (genitive plural)
Andreji (dative singular)
Andrejama (dative dual)
Andrejam (dative plural)
Andrejo (accusative singular)
Andreji (accusative dual)
Andreje (accusative plural)
Andreji (locative singular)
Andrejah (dual locative)
Andrejah (locative plural)
Andrejo (instrumental singular)
Andrejama (dual instrumental)
Andrejami (instrumental plural)


Rozalija

Rozálija (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Rozalija (nominative singular)
Rozaliji (dual nominative)
Rozalije (nominative plural)
Rozalije (genitive singular)
Rozalij (dual genitive)
Rozalij (genitive plural)
Rozaliji (dative singular)
Rozalijama (dative dual)
Rozalijam (dative plural)
Rozalijo (accusative singular)
Rozaliji (accusative dual)
Rozalije (accusative plural)
Rozaliji (locative singular)
Rozalijah (dual locative)
Rozalijah (locative plural)
Rozalijo (instrumental singular)
Rozalijama (dual instrumental)
Rozalijami (instrumental plural)


Urška

Ȗrška (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Urška (nominative singular)
Urški (dual nominative)
Urške (nominative plural)
Urške (genitive singular)
Uršk (dual genitive)
Uršk (genitive plural)
Urški (dative singular)
Urškama (dative dual)
Urškam (dative plural)
Urško (accusative singular)
Urški (accusative dual)
Urške (accusative plural)
Urški (locative singular)
Urškah (dual locative)
Urškah (locative plural)
Urško (instrumental singular)
Urškama (dual instrumental)
Urškami (instrumental plural)


Dijana

please help by adding the tonal marks.
Dijana (nominative singular)
Dijani (dual nominative)
Dijane (nominative plural)
Dijane (genitive singular)
Dijan (dual genitive)
Dijan (genitive plural)
Dijani (dative singular)
Dijanama (dative dual)
Dijanam (dative plural)
Dijano (accusative singular)
Dijani (accusative dual)
Dijane (accusative plural)
Dijani (locative singular)
Dijanah (dual locative)
Dijanah (locative plural)
Dijano (instrumental singular)
Dijanama (dual instrumental)
Dijanami (instrumental plural)


Nuša

Núša (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Nuša (nominative singular)
Nuši (dual nominative)
Nuše (nominative plural)
Nuše (genitive singular)
Nuš (dual genitive)
Nuš (genitive plural)
Nuši (dative singular)
Nušama (dative dual)
Nušam (dative plural)
Nušo (accusative singular)
Nuši (accusative dual)
Nuše (accusative plural)
Nuši (locative singular)
Nušah (dual locative)
Nušah (locative plural)
Nušo (instrumental singular)
Nušama (dual instrumental)
Nušami (instrumental plural)


Tjaša

Tjȃša (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Tjaša (nominative singular)
Tjaši (dual nominative)
Tjaše (nominative plural)
Tjaše (genitive singular)
Tjaš (dual genitive)
Tjaš (genitive plural)
Tjaši (dative singular)
Tjašama (dative dual)
Tjašam (dative plural)
Tjašo (accusative singular)
Tjaši (accusative dual)
Tjaše (accusative plural)
Tjaši (locative singular)
Tjašah (dual locative)
Tjašah (locative plural)
Tjašo (instrumental singular)
Tjašama (dual instrumental)
Tjašami (instrumental plural)


Marjana

Marjȃna (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Marjana (nominative singular)
Marjani (dual nominative)
Marjane (nominative plural)
Marjane (genitive singular)
Marjan (dual genitive)
Marjan (genitive plural)
Marjani (dative singular)
Marjanama (dative dual)
Marjanam (dative plural)
Marjano (accusative singular)
Marjani (accusative dual)
Marjane (accusative plural)
Marjani (locative singular)
Marjanah (dual locative)
Marjanah (locative plural)
Marjano (instrumental singular)
Marjanama (dual instrumental)
Marjanami (instrumental plural)


Mojca

Mọ̑jca (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Mojca (nominative singular)
Mojci (dual nominative)
Mojce (nominative plural)
Mojce (genitive singular)
Mojc (dual genitive)
Mojc (genitive plural)
Mojci (dative singular)
Mojcama (dative dual)
Mojcam (dative plural)
Mojco (accusative singular)
Mojci (accusative dual)
Mojce (accusative plural)
Mojci (locative singular)
Mojcah (dual locative)
Mojcah (locative plural)
Mojco (instrumental singular)
Mojcama (dual instrumental)
Mojcami (instrumental plural)


Neža

Nẹ̑ža (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Neža (nominative singular)
Neži (dual nominative)
Neže (nominative plural)
Neže (genitive singular)
Než (dual genitive)
Než (genitive plural)
Neži (dative singular)
Nežama (dative dual)
Nežam (dative plural)
Nežo (accusative singular)
Neži (accusative dual)
Neže (accusative plural)
Neži (locative singular)
Nežah (dual locative)
Nežah (locative plural)
Nežo (instrumental singular)
Nežama (dual instrumental)
Nežami (instrumental plural)


Nastja

Nȃstja (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Nastja (nominative singular)
Nastji (dual nominative)
Nastje (nominative plural)
Nastje (genitive singular)
Nastij (dual genitive)
Nastij (genitive plural)
Nastji (dative singular)
Nastjama (dative dual)
Nastjam (dative plural)
Nastjo (accusative singular)
Nastji (accusative dual)
Nastje (accusative plural)
Nastji (locative singular)
Nastjah (dual locative)
Nastjah (locative plural)
Nastjo (instrumental singular)
Nastjama (dual instrumental)
Nastjami (instrumental plural)


Bojana

Bojána (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Bojana (nominative singular)
Bojani (dual nominative)
Bojane (nominative plural)
Bojane (genitive singular)
Bojan (dual genitive)
Bojan (genitive plural)
Bojani (dative singular)
Bojanama (dative dual)
Bojanam (dative plural)
Bojano (accusative singular)
Bojani (accusative dual)
Bojane (accusative plural)
Bojani (locative singular)
Bojanah (dual locative)
Bojanah (locative plural)
Bojano (instrumental singular)
Bojanama (dual instrumental)
Bojanami (instrumental plural)


Brina

please help by adding the tonal marks.
Brina (nominative singular)
Brini (dual nominative)
Brine (nominative plural)
Brine (genitive singular)
Brin (dual genitive)
Brin (genitive plural)
Brini (dative singular)
Brinama (dative dual)
Brinam (dative plural)
Brino (accusative singular)
Brini (accusative dual)
Brine (accusative plural)
Brini (locative singular)
Brinah (dual locative)
Brinah (locative plural)
Brino (instrumental singular)
Brinama (dual instrumental)
Brinami (instrumental plural)


Cvetka

Cvẹ̑tka (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Cvetka (nominative singular)
Cvetki (dual nominative)
Cvetke (nominative plural)
Cvetke (genitive singular)
Cvetk (dual genitive)
Cvetk (genitive plural)
Cvetki (dative singular)
Cvetkama (dative dual)
Cvetkam (dative plural)
Cvetko (accusative singular)
Cvetki (accusative dual)
Cvetke (accusative plural)
Cvetki (locative singular)
Cvetkah (dual locative)
Cvetkah (locative plural)
Cvetko (instrumental singular)
Cvetkama (dual instrumental)
Cvetkami (instrumental plural)


Živa

Žíva (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Živa (nominative singular)
Živi (dual nominative)
Žive (nominative plural)
Žive (genitive singular)
Živ (dual genitive)
Živ (genitive plural)
Živi (dative singular)
Živama (dative dual)
Živam (dative plural)
Živo (accusative singular)
Živi (accusative dual)
Žive (accusative plural)
Živi (locative singular)
Živah (dual locative)
Živah (locative plural)
Živo (instrumental singular)
Živama (dual instrumental)
Živami (instrumental plural)


Lavra

Lȃvra (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Lavra (nominative singular)
Lavri (dual nominative)
Lavre (nominative plural)
Lavre (genitive singular)
Laver (dual genitive)
Laver (genitive plural)
Lavri (dative singular)
Lavrama (dative dual)
Lavram (dative plural)
Lavro (accusative singular)
Lavri (accusative dual)
Lavre (accusative plural)
Lavri (locative singular)
Lavrah (dual locative)
Lavrah (locative plural)
Lavro (instrumental singular)
Lavrama (dual instrumental)
Lavrami (instrumental plural)


Andraž

Andrȃž (canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Andraž (nominative singular)
Andraža (dual nominative)
Andraži (nominative plural)
Andraža (genitive singular)
Andražev (dual genitive)
Andražev (genitive plural)
Andražu (dative singular)
Andražema (dative dual)
Andražem (dative plural)
Andraža (accusative singular)
Andraža (accusative dual)
Andraže (accusative plural)
Andražu (locative singular)
Andražih (dual locative)
Andražih (locative plural)
Andražem (instrumental singular)
Andražema (dual instrumental)
Andraži (instrumental plural)


Blaž

Blȃž (canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Blaž (nominative singular)
Blaža (dual nominative)
Blaži (nominative plural)
Blaža (genitive singular)
Blažev (dual genitive)
Blažev (genitive plural)
Blažu (dative singular)
Blažema (dative dual)
Blažem (dative plural)
Blaža (accusative singular)
Blaža (accusative dual)
Blaže (accusative plural)
Blažu (locative singular)
Blažih (dual locative)
Blažih (locative plural)
Blažem (instrumental singular)
Blažema (dual instrumental)
Blaži (instrumental plural)


Gašper

Gášper (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Gašper (nominative singular)
Gašperja (dual nominative)
Gašperji (nominative plural)
Gašperja (genitive singular)
Gašperjev (dual genitive)
Gašperjev (genitive plural)
Gašperju (dative singular)
Gašperjema (dative dual)
Gašperjem (dative plural)
Gašperja (accusative singular)
Gašperja (accusative dual)
Gašperje (accusative plural)
Gašperju (locative singular)
Gašperjih (dual locative)
Gašperjih (locative plural)
Gašperjem (instrumental singular)
Gašperjema (dual instrumental)
Gašperji (instrumental plural)


Živko

Žȋvko (canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Živko (nominative singular)
Živka (dual nominative)
Živki (nominative plural)
Živka (genitive singular)
Živkov (dual genitive)
Živkov (genitive plural)
Živku (dative singular)
Živkoma (dative dual)
Živkom (dative plural)
Živka (accusative singular)
Živka (accusative dual)
Živke (accusative plural)
Živku (locative singular)
Živkih (dual locative)
Živkih (locative plural)
Živkom (instrumental singular)
Živkoma (dual instrumental)
Živki (instrumental plural)


Primož

Prímož (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Prímož (nominative singular)
Prímoža (dual nominative)
Prímoži (nominative plural)
Prímoža (genitive singular)
Prímožev (dual genitive)
Prímožev (genitive plural)
Prímožu (dative singular)
Prímožema (dative dual)
Prímožem (dative plural)
Prímoža (accusative singular)
Prímoža (accusative dual)
Prímože (accusative plural)
Prímožu (locative singular)
Prímožih (dual locative)
Prímožih (locative plural)
Prímožem (instrumental singular)
Prímožema (dual instrumental)
Prímoži (instrumental plural)


Miklavž

Miklȃvž (canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Miklavž (nominative singular)
Miklavža (dual nominative)
Miklavži (nominative plural)
Miklavža (genitive singular)
Miklavžev (dual genitive)
Miklavžev (genitive plural)
Miklavžu (dative singular)
Miklavžema (dative dual)
Miklavžem (dative plural)
Miklavža (accusative singular)
Miklavža (accusative dual)
Miklavže (accusative plural)
Miklavžu (locative singular)
Miklavžih (dual locative)
Miklavžih (locative plural)
Miklavžem (instrumental singular)
Miklavžema (dual instrumental)
Miklavži (instrumental plural)


Vlado

Vlȃdo (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Vlado (nominative singular)
Vlada (dual nominative)
Vladi (nominative plural)
Vlada (genitive singular)
Vladov (dual genitive)
Vladov (genitive plural)
Vladu (dative singular)
Vladoma (dative dual)
Vladom (dative plural)
Vlada (accusative singular)
Vlada (accusative dual)
Vlade (accusative plural)
Vladu (locative singular)
Vladih (dual locative)
Vladih (locative plural)
Vladom (instrumental singular)
Vladoma (dual instrumental)
Vladi (instrumental plural)


Žarko

Žȃrko (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Žarko (nominative singular)
Žarka (dual nominative)
Žarki (nominative plural)
Žarka (genitive singular)
Žarkov (dual genitive)
Žarkov (genitive plural)
Žarku (dative singular)
Žarkoma (dative dual)
Žarkom (dative plural)
Žarka (accusative singular)
Žarka (accusative dual)
Žarke (accusative plural)
Žarku (locative singular)
Žarkih (dual locative)
Žarkih (locative plural)
Žarkom (instrumental singular)
Žarkoma (dual instrumental)
Žarki (instrumental plural)


Boštjan

Boštjȃn (canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Boštjan (nominative singular)
Boštjana (dual nominative)
Boštjani (nominative plural)
Boštjana (genitive singular)
Boštjanov (dual genitive)
Boštjanov (genitive plural)
Boštjanu (dative singular)
Boštjanoma (dative dual)
Boštjanom (dative plural)
Boštjana (accusative singular)
Boštjana (accusative dual)
Boštjane (accusative plural)
Boštjanu (locative singular)
Boštjanih (dual locative)
Boštjanih (locative plural)
Boštjanom (instrumental singular)
Boštjanoma (dual instrumental)
Boštjani (instrumental plural)


Borut

Bọ̑rut (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Bọ̑rut (nominative singular)
Bọ̑ruta (genitive singular)
Bọ̑rutu (dative singular)
Bọ̑ruta (accusative singular)
Bọ̑rutu (locative singular)
Bọ̑rutom (instrumental singular)


Jožica

Jọ̑žica (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Jožica (nominative singular)
Jožici (dual nominative)
Jožice (nominative plural)
Jožice (genitive singular)
Jožic (dual genitive)
Jožic (genitive plural)
Jožici (dative singular)
Jožicama (dative dual)
Jožicam (dative plural)
Jožico (accusative singular)
Jožici (accusative dual)
Jožice (accusative plural)
Jožici (locative singular)
Jožicah (dual locative)
Jožicah (locative plural)
Jožico (instrumental singular)
Jožicama (dual instrumental)
Jožicami (instrumental plural)


Taja

please help by adding the tonal marks.
Taja (nominative singular)
Taji (dual nominative)
Taje (nominative plural)
Taje (genitive singular)
Taj (dual genitive)
Taj (genitive plural)
Taji (dative singular)
Tajama (dative dual)
Tajam (dative plural)
Tajo (accusative singular)
Taji (accusative dual)
Taje (accusative plural)
Taji (locative singular)
Tajah (dual locative)
Tajah (locative plural)
Tajo (instrumental singular)
Tajama (dual instrumental)
Tajami (instrumental plural)


Manca

Mȃnca (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Manca (nominative singular)
Manci (dual nominative)
Mance (nominative plural)
Mance (genitive singular)
Manc (dual genitive)
Manc (genitive plural)
Manci (dative singular)
Mancama (dative dual)
Mancam (dative plural)
Manco (accusative singular)
Manci (accusative dual)
Mance (accusative plural)
Manci (locative singular)
Mancah (dual locative)
Mancah (locative plural)
Manco (instrumental singular)
Mancama (dual instrumental)
Mancami (instrumental plural)


Tadej

Tadȇj (animate canonical masculine)
Tadȇja (feminine)

a male given name, equivalent to English Thaddeus


Tilen

Tílen (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Tilen (nominative singular)
Tilna (dual nominative)
Tilni (nominative plural)
Tilna (genitive singular)
Tilnov (dual genitive)
Tilnov (genitive plural)
Tilnu (dative singular)
Tilnoma (dative dual)
Tilnom (dative plural)
Tilna (accusative singular)
Tilna (accusative dual)
Tilne (accusative plural)
Tilnu (locative singular)
Tilnih (dual locative)
Tilnih (locative plural)
Tilnom (instrumental singular)
Tilnoma (dual instrumental)
Tilni (instrumental plural)


Špela

Špẹ́la (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Špela (nominative singular)
Špeli (dual nominative)
Špele (nominative plural)
Špele (genitive singular)
Špel (dual genitive)
Špel (genitive plural)
Špeli (dative singular)
Špelama (dative dual)
Špelam (dative plural)
Špelo (accusative singular)
Špeli (accusative dual)
Špele (accusative plural)
Špeli (locative singular)
Špelah (dual locative)
Špelah (locative plural)
Špelo (instrumental singular)
Špelama (dual instrumental)
Špelami (instrumental plural)


Amalija

Amȃlija (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Amalija (nominative singular)
Amaliji (dual nominative)
Amalije (nominative plural)
Amalije (genitive singular)
Amalij (dual genitive)
Amalij (genitive plural)
Amaliji (dative singular)
Amalijama (dative dual)
Amalijam (dative plural)
Amalijo (accusative singular)
Amaliji (accusative dual)
Amalije (accusative plural)
Amaliji (locative singular)
Amalijah (dual locative)
Amalijah (locative plural)
Amalijo (instrumental singular)
Amalijama (dual instrumental)
Amalijami (instrumental plural)


Jasna

Jȃsna (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Jásna (nominative singular)
Jásni (dual nominative)
Jásne (nominative plural)
Jásne (genitive singular)
Jásen (dual genitive)
Jásen (genitive plural)
Jásni (dative singular)
Jásnama (dative dual)
Jásnam (dative plural)
Jásno (accusative singular)
Jásni (accusative dual)
Jásne (accusative plural)
Jásni (locative singular)
Jásnah (dual locative)
Jásnah (locative plural)
Jásno (instrumental singular)
Jásnama (dual instrumental)
Jásnami (instrumental plural)

From jásna (“clear”), a calque of the Latinate international name Clara.


Almir

please help by adding the tonal marks.
Almir (nominative singular)
Almira (dual nominative)
Almiri (nominative plural)
Almira (genitive singular)
Almirov (dual genitive)
Almirov (genitive plural)
Almiru (dative singular)
Almiroma (dative dual)
Almirom (dative plural)
Almira (accusative singular)
Almira (accusative dual)
Almire (accusative plural)
Almiru (locative singular)
Almirih (dual locative)
Almirih (locative plural)
Almirom (instrumental singular)
Almiroma (dual instrumental)
Almiri (instrumental plural)


Rajmund

Rȃjmund (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Rajmund (nominative singular)
Rajmunda (dual nominative)
Rajmundi (nominative plural)
Rajmunda (genitive singular)
Rajmundov (dual genitive)
Rajmundov (genitive plural)
Rajmundu (dative singular)
Rajmundoma (dative dual)
Rajmundom (dative plural)
Rajmunda (accusative singular)
Rajmunda (accusative dual)
Rajmunde (accusative plural)
Rajmundu (locative singular)
Rajmundih (dual locative)
Rajmundih (locative plural)
Rajmundom (instrumental singular)
Rajmundoma (dual instrumental)
Rajmundi (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Raymond


Marjeta

Marjêta (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Marjéta (nominative singular)
Marjéti (dual nominative)
Marjéte (nominative plural)
Marjéte (genitive singular)
Marjét (dual genitive)
Marjét (genitive plural)
Marjéti (dative singular)
Marjétama (dative dual)
Marjétam (dative plural)
Marjéto (accusative singular)
Marjéti (accusative dual)
Marjéte (accusative plural)
Marjéti (locative singular)
Marjétah (dual locative)
Marjétah (locative plural)
Marjéto (instrumental singular)
Marjétama (dual instrumental)
Marjétami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Margaret


Stana

Stȃna (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Stȃna (nominative singular)
Stȃni (dual nominative)
Stȃne (nominative plural)
Stȃne (genitive singular)
Stȃn (dual genitive)
Stȃn (genitive plural)
Stȃni (dative singular)
Stȃnama (dative dual)
Stȃnam (dative plural)
Stȃno (accusative singular)
Stȃni (accusative dual)
Stȃne (accusative plural)
Stȃni (locative singular)
Stȃnah (dual locative)
Stȃnah (locative plural)
Stȃno (instrumental singular)
Stȃnama (dual instrumental)
Stȃnami (instrumental plural)


Avguštin

Avguštȋn (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Auguštin (nominative singular)
Auguština (dual nominative)
Auguštini (nominative plural)
Auguština (genitive singular)
Auguštinov (dual genitive)
Auguštinov (genitive plural)
Auguštinu (dative singular)
Auguštinoma (dative dual)
Auguštinom (dative plural)
Auguština (accusative singular)
Auguština (accusative dual)
Auguštine (accusative plural)
Auguštinu (locative singular)
Auguštinih (dual locative)
Auguštinih (locative plural)
Auguštinom (instrumental singular)
Auguštinoma (dual instrumental)
Auguštini (instrumental plural)


Mija

Míja (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Mija (nominative singular)
Miji (dual nominative)
Mije (nominative plural)
Mije (genitive singular)
Mij (dual genitive)
Mij (genitive plural)
Miji (dative singular)
Mijama (dative dual)
Mijam (dative plural)
Mijo (accusative singular)
Miji (accusative dual)
Mije (accusative plural)
Miji (locative singular)
Mijah (dual locative)
Mijah (locative plural)
Mijo (instrumental singular)
Mijama (dual instrumental)
Mijami (instrumental plural)


Jernej

Jêrnej (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Jernej (nominative singular)
Jerneja (dual nominative)
Jerneji (nominative plural)
Jerneja (genitive singular)
Jernejev (dual genitive)
Jernejev (genitive plural)
Jerneju (dative singular)
Jernejema (dative dual)
Jernejem (dative plural)
Jerneja (accusative singular)
Jerneja (accusative dual)
Jerneje (accusative plural)
Jerneju (locative singular)
Jernejih (dual locative)
Jernejih (locative plural)
Jernejem (instrumental singular)
Jernejema (dual instrumental)
Jerneji (instrumental plural)


Črtomir

Čȓtomir (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Čŕtomir (nominative singular)
Čŕtomira (dual nominative)
Čŕtomiri (nominative plural)
Čŕtomira (genitive singular)
Čŕtomirov (dual genitive)
Čŕtomirov (genitive plural)
Čŕtomiru (dative singular)
Čŕtomiroma (dative dual)
Čŕtomirom (dative plural)
Čŕtomira (accusative singular)
Čŕtomira (accusative dual)
Čŕtomire (accusative plural)
Čŕtomiru (locative singular)
Čŕtomirih (dual locative)
Čŕtomirih (locative plural)
Čŕtomirom (instrumental singular)
Čŕtomiroma (dual instrumental)
Čŕtomiri (instrumental plural)


Vinko

Vȋnko (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Vinko (nominative singular)
Vinka (dual nominative)
Vinki (nominative plural)
Vinka (genitive singular)
Vinkov (dual genitive)
Vinkov (genitive plural)
Vinku (dative singular)
Vinkoma (dative dual)
Vinkom (dative plural)
Vinka (accusative singular)
Vinka (accusative dual)
Vinke (accusative plural)
Vinku (locative singular)
Vinkih (dual locative)
Vinkih (locative plural)
Vinkom (instrumental singular)
Vinkoma (dual instrumental)
Vinki (instrumental plural)


Davorin

Dȃvorin (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Davorin (nominative singular)
Davorina (dual nominative)
Davorini (nominative plural)
Davorina (genitive singular)
Davorinov (dual genitive)
Davorinov (genitive plural)
Davorinu (dative singular)
Davorinoma (dative dual)
Davorinom (dative plural)
Davorina (accusative singular)
Davorina (accusative dual)
Davorine (accusative plural)
Davorinu (locative singular)
Davorinih (dual locative)
Davorinih (locative plural)
Davorinom (instrumental singular)
Davorinoma (dual instrumental)
Davorini (instrumental plural)


Vid

Vȋd (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Vid (nominative singular)
Vida (dual nominative)
Vidi (nominative plural)
Vida (genitive singular)
Vidov (dual genitive)
Vidov (genitive plural)
Vidu (dative singular)
Vidoma (dative dual)
Vidom (dative plural)
Vida (accusative singular)
Vida (accusative dual)
Vide (accusative plural)
Vidu (locative singular)
Vidih (dual locative)
Vidih (locative plural)
Vidom (instrumental singular)
Vidoma (dual instrumental)
Vidi (instrumental plural)


Bogomir

Bógomir (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Bogomir (nominative singular)
Bogomirja (dual nominative)
Bogomirji (nominative plural)
Bogomirja (genitive singular)
Bogomirjev (dual genitive)
Bogomirjev (genitive plural)
Bogomirju (dative singular)
Bogomirjema (dative dual)
Bogomirjem (dative plural)
Bogomirja (accusative singular)
Bogomirja (accusative dual)
Bogomirje (accusative plural)
Bogomirju (locative singular)
Bogomirjih (dual locative)
Bogomirjih (locative plural)
Bogomirjem (instrumental singular)
Bogomirjema (dual instrumental)
Bogomirji (instrumental plural)


Klemen

Klêmən (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Klemen (nominative singular)
Klemena (dual nominative)
Klemeni (nominative plural)
Klemena (genitive singular)
Klemenov (dual genitive)
Klemenov (genitive plural)
Klemenu (dative singular)
Klemenoma (dative dual)
Klemenom (dative plural)
Klemena (accusative singular)
Klemena (accusative dual)
Klemene (accusative plural)
Klemenu (locative singular)
Klemenih (dual locative)
Klemenih (locative plural)
Klemenom (instrumental singular)
Klemenoma (dual instrumental)
Klemeni (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Clement


Janja

Jȃnja (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Janja (nominative singular)
Janji (dual nominative)
Janje (nominative plural)
Janje (genitive singular)
Janj (dual genitive)
Janj (genitive plural)
Janji (dative singular)
Janjama (dative dual)
Janjam (dative plural)
Janjo (accusative singular)
Janji (accusative dual)
Janje (accusative plural)
Janji (locative singular)
Janjah (dual locative)
Janjah (locative plural)
Janjo (instrumental singular)
Janjama (dual instrumental)
Janjami (instrumental plural)


Edvina

please help by adding the tonal marks.
Edvina (nominative singular)
Edvini (dual nominative)
Edvine (nominative plural)
Edvine (genitive singular)
Edvin (dual genitive)
Edvin (genitive plural)
Edvini (dative singular)
Edvinama (dative dual)
Edvinam (dative plural)
Edvino (accusative singular)
Edvini (accusative dual)
Edvine (accusative plural)
Edvini (locative singular)
Edvinah (dual locative)
Edvinah (locative plural)
Edvino (instrumental singular)
Edvinama (dual instrumental)
Edvinami (instrumental plural)


Iztok

Íztok (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Iztok (nominative singular)
Iztoka (dual nominative)
Iztoki (nominative plural)
Iztoka (genitive singular)
Iztokov (dual genitive)
Iztokov (genitive plural)
Iztoku (dative singular)
Iztokoma (dative dual)
Iztokom (dative plural)
Iztoka (accusative singular)
Iztoka (accusative dual)
Iztoke (accusative plural)
Iztoku (locative singular)
Iztokih (dual locative)
Iztokih (locative plural)
Iztokom (instrumental singular)
Iztokoma (dual instrumental)
Iztoki (instrumental plural)


Jošt

Jọ̑št (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Jošt (nominative singular)
Jošta (dual nominative)
Jošti (nominative plural)
Jošta (genitive singular)
Joštov (dual genitive)
Joštov (genitive plural)
Joštu (dative singular)
Joštoma (dative dual)
Joštom (dative plural)
Jošta (accusative singular)
Jošta (accusative dual)
Jošte (accusative plural)
Joštu (locative singular)
Joštih (dual locative)
Joštih (locative plural)
Joštom (instrumental singular)
Joštoma (dual instrumental)
Jošti (instrumental plural)


Anej

Anêj (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Anej (nominative singular)
Aneja (dual nominative)
Aneji (nominative plural)
Aneja (genitive singular)
Anejev (dual genitive)
Anejev (genitive plural)
Aneju (dative singular)
Anejema (dative dual)
Anejem (dative plural)
Aneja (accusative singular)
Aneja (accusative dual)
Aneje (accusative plural)
Aneju (locative singular)
Anejih (dual locative)
Anejih (locative plural)
Anejem (instrumental singular)
Anejema (dual instrumental)
Aneji (instrumental plural)


Ahac

Ahác (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Ahac (nominative singular)
Ahaca (dual nominative)
Ahaci (nominative plural)
Ahaca (genitive singular)
Ahacev (dual genitive)
Ahacev (genitive plural)
Ahacu (dative singular)
Ahacema (dative dual)
Ahacem (dative plural)
Ahaca (accusative singular)
Ahaca (accusative dual)
Ahace (accusative plural)
Ahacu (locative singular)
Ahacih (dual locative)
Ahacih (locative plural)
Ahacem (instrumental singular)
Ahacema (dual instrumental)
Ahaci (instrumental plural)


Amela

please help by adding the tonal marks.
Amela (nominative singular)
Ameli (dual nominative)
Amele (nominative plural)
Amele (genitive singular)
Amel (dual genitive)
Amel (genitive plural)
Ameli (dative singular)
Amelama (dative dual)
Amelam (dative plural)
Amelo (accusative singular)
Ameli (accusative dual)
Amele (accusative plural)
Ameli (locative singular)
Amelah (dual locative)
Amelah (locative plural)
Amelo (instrumental singular)
Amelama (dual instrumental)
Amelami (instrumental plural)


Zdravko

Zdrȃvko (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Zdravko (nominative singular)
Zdravka (dual nominative)
Zdravki (nominative plural)
Zdravka (genitive singular)
Zdravkov (dual genitive)
Zdravkov (genitive plural)
Zdravku (dative singular)
Zdravkoma (dative dual)
Zdravkom (dative plural)
Zdravka (accusative singular)
Zdravka (accusative dual)
Zdravke (accusative plural)
Zdravku (locative singular)
Zdravkih (dual locative)
Zdravkih (locative plural)
Zdravkom (instrumental singular)
Zdravkoma (dual instrumental)
Zdravki (instrumental plural)


Zvonko

Zvọ̑nko (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Zvonko (nominative singular)
Zvonka (dual nominative)
Zvonki (nominative plural)
Zvonka (genitive singular)
Zvonkov (dual genitive)
Zvonkov (genitive plural)
Zvonku (dative singular)
Zvonkoma (dative dual)
Zvonkom (dative plural)
Zvonka (accusative singular)
Zvonka (accusative dual)
Zvonke (accusative plural)
Zvonku (locative singular)
Zvonkih (dual locative)
Zvonkih (locative plural)
Zvonkom (instrumental singular)
Zvonkoma (dual instrumental)
Zvonki (instrumental plural)


Dragotin

Drȃgotin (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Dragotin (nominative singular)
Dragotina (dual nominative)
Dragotini (nominative plural)
Dragotina (genitive singular)
Dragotinov (dual genitive)
Dragotinov (genitive plural)
Dragotinu (dative singular)
Dragotinoma (dative dual)
Dragotinom (dative plural)
Dragotina (accusative singular)
Dragotina (accusative dual)
Dragotine (accusative plural)
Dragotinu (locative singular)
Dragotinih (dual locative)
Dragotinih (locative plural)
Dragotinom (instrumental singular)
Dragotinoma (dual instrumental)
Dragotini (instrumental plural)


Dragotina

Drȃgotina (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Dragotina (nominative singular)
Dragotini (dual nominative)
Dragotine (nominative plural)
Dragotine (genitive singular)
Dragotin (dual genitive)
Dragotin (genitive plural)
Dragotini (dative singular)
Dragotinama (dative dual)
Dragotinam (dative plural)
Dragotino (accusative singular)
Dragotini (accusative dual)
Dragotine (accusative plural)
Dragotini (locative singular)
Dragotinah (dual locative)
Dragotinah (locative plural)
Dragotino (instrumental singular)
Dragotinama (dual instrumental)
Dragotinami (instrumental plural)


Črt

Čȓt (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Črt (nominative singular)
Črta (dual nominative)
Črti (nominative plural)
Črta (genitive singular)
Črtov (dual genitive)
Črtov (genitive plural)
Črtu (dative singular)
Črtoma (dative dual)
Črtom (dative plural)
Črta (accusative singular)
Črta (accusative dual)
Črte (accusative plural)
Črtu (locative singular)
Črtih (dual locative)
Črtih (locative plural)
Črtom (instrumental singular)
Črtoma (dual instrumental)
Črti (instrumental plural)


Lučka

Lúčka (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Lučka (nominative singular)
Lučki (dual nominative)
Lučke (nominative plural)
Lučke (genitive singular)
Lučk (dual genitive)
Lučk (genitive plural)
Lučki (dative singular)
Lučkama (dative dual)
Lučkam (dative plural)
Lučko (accusative singular)
Lučki (accusative dual)
Lučke (accusative plural)
Lučki (locative singular)
Lučkah (dual locative)
Lučkah (locative plural)
Lučko (instrumental singular)
Lučkama (dual instrumental)
Lučkami (instrumental plural)


Majda

Mȃjda (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Majda (nominative singular)
Majdi (dual nominative)
Majde (nominative plural)
Majde (genitive singular)
Majd (dual genitive)
Majd (genitive plural)
Majdi (dative singular)
Majdama (dative dual)
Majdam (dative plural)
Majdo (accusative singular)
Majdi (accusative dual)
Majde (accusative plural)
Majdi (locative singular)
Majdah (dual locative)
Majdah (locative plural)
Majdo (instrumental singular)
Majdama (dual instrumental)
Majdami (instrumental plural)


Zalka

Zȃlka (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Zalka (nominative singular)
Zalki (dual nominative)
Zalke (nominative plural)
Zalke (genitive singular)
Zalk (dual genitive)
Zalk (genitive plural)
Zalki (dative singular)
Zalkama (dative dual)
Zalkam (dative plural)
Zalko (accusative singular)
Zalki (accusative dual)
Zalke (accusative plural)
Zalki (locative singular)
Zalkah (dual locative)
Zalkah (locative plural)
Zalko (instrumental singular)
Zalkama (dual instrumental)
Zalkami (instrumental plural)


Tinkara

Tinkȃra (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Tinkara (nominative singular)
Tinkari (dual nominative)
Tinkare (nominative plural)
Tinkare (genitive singular)
Tinkar (dual genitive)
Tinkar (genitive plural)
Tinkari (dative singular)
Tinkarama (dative dual)
Tinkaram (dative plural)
Tinkaro (accusative singular)
Tinkari (accusative dual)
Tinkare (accusative plural)
Tinkari (locative singular)
Tinkarah (dual locative)
Tinkarah (locative plural)
Tinkaro (instrumental singular)
Tinkarama (dual instrumental)
Tinkarami (instrumental plural)


Tadeja

Tadêja (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Tadeja (nominative singular)
Tadeji (dual nominative)
Tadeje (nominative plural)
Tadeje (genitive singular)
Tadej (dual genitive)
Tadej (genitive plural)
Tadeji (dative singular)
Tadejama (dative dual)
Tadejam (dative plural)
Tadejo (accusative singular)
Tadeji (accusative dual)
Tadeje (accusative plural)
Tadeji (locative singular)
Tadejah (dual locative)
Tadejah (locative plural)
Tadejo (instrumental singular)
Tadejama (dual instrumental)
Tadejami (instrumental plural)


Urša

Úrša (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Urša (nominative singular)
Urši (dual nominative)
Urše (nominative plural)
Urše (genitive singular)
Urš (dual genitive)
Urš (genitive plural)
Urši (dative singular)
Uršama (dative dual)
Uršam (dative plural)
Uršo (accusative singular)
Urši (accusative dual)
Urše (accusative plural)
Urši (locative singular)
Uršah (dual locative)
Uršah (locative plural)
Uršo (instrumental singular)
Uršama (dual instrumental)
Uršami (instrumental plural)


Zmaga

Zmȃga (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Zmaga (nominative singular)
Zmagi (dual nominative)
Zmage (nominative plural)
Zmage (genitive singular)
Zmag (dual genitive)
Zmag (genitive plural)
Zmagi (dative singular)
Zmagama (dative dual)
Zmagam (dative plural)
Zmago (accusative singular)
Zmagi (accusative dual)
Zmage (accusative plural)
Zmagi (locative singular)
Zmagah (dual locative)
Zmagah (locative plural)
Zmago (instrumental singular)
Zmagama (dual instrumental)
Zmagami (instrumental plural)


Marjanca

Marjȃnca (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Marjanca (nominative singular)
Marjanci (dual nominative)
Marjance (nominative plural)
Marjance (genitive singular)
Marjanc (dual genitive)
Marjanc (genitive plural)
Marjanci (dative singular)
Marjancama (dative dual)
Marjancam (dative plural)
Marjanco (accusative singular)
Marjanci (accusative dual)
Marjance (accusative plural)
Marjanci (locative singular)
Marjancah (dual locative)
Marjancah (locative plural)
Marjanco (instrumental singular)
Marjancama (dual instrumental)
Marjancami (instrumental plural)


Metka

Mẹ̑tka (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Metka (nominative singular)
Metki (dual nominative)
Metke (nominative plural)
Metke (genitive singular)
Metk (dual genitive)
Metk (genitive plural)
Metki (dative singular)
Metkama (dative dual)
Metkam (dative plural)
Metko (accusative singular)
Metki (accusative dual)
Metke (accusative plural)
Metki (locative singular)
Metkah (dual locative)
Metkah (locative plural)
Metko (instrumental singular)
Metkama (dual instrumental)
Metkami (instrumental plural)


Zmagoslava

Zmȃgoslava (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Zmagoslava (nominative singular)
Zmagoslavi (dual nominative)
Zmagoslave (nominative plural)
Zmagoslave (genitive singular)
Zmagoslav (dual genitive)
Zmagoslav (genitive plural)
Zmagoslavi (dative singular)
Zmagoslavama (dative dual)
Zmagoslavam (dative plural)
Zmagoslavo (accusative singular)
Zmagoslavi (accusative dual)
Zmagoslave (accusative plural)
Zmagoslavi (locative singular)
Zmagoslavah (dual locative)
Zmagoslavah (locative plural)
Zmagoslavo (instrumental singular)
Zmagoslavama (dual instrumental)
Zmagoslavami (instrumental plural)


Marjetka

Marjẹ̑tka (canonical feminine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Marjetka (nominative singular)
Marjetki (dual nominative)
Marjetke (nominative plural)
Marjetke (genitive singular)
Marjetk (dual genitive)
Marjetk (genitive plural)
Marjetki (dative singular)
Marjetkama (dative dual)
Marjetkam (dative plural)
Marjetko (accusative singular)
Marjetki (accusative dual)
Marjetke (accusative plural)
Marjetki (locative singular)
Marjetkah (dual locative)
Marjetkah (locative plural)
Marjetko (instrumental singular)
Marjetkama (dual instrumental)
Marjetkami (instrumental plural)


Metod

Metọ̑d (animate canonical masculine)
please help by adding the tonal marks.
Metod (nominative singular)
Metoda (dual nominative)
Metodi (nominative plural)
Metoda (genitive singular)
Metodov (dual genitive)
Metodov (genitive plural)
Metodu (dative singular)
Metodoma (dative dual)
Metodom (dative plural)
Metoda (accusative singular)
Metoda (accusative dual)
Metode (accusative plural)
Metodu (locative singular)
Metodih (dual locative)
Metodih (locative plural)
Metodom (instrumental singular)
Metodoma (dual instrumental)
Metodi (instrumental plural)