dolgi a

dółgi ā (canonical inanimate masculine)
dółgi ā (nominative singular)
dółga ā (dual nominative)
dółgi ā (nominative plural)
dółgi ā (accusative singular)
dółga ā (accusative dual)
dółge ā (accusative plural)
dółgega ā (genitive singular)
dółgih ā (dual genitive)
dółgih ā (genitive plural)
dółgemu ā (dative singular)
dółgima ā (dative dual)
dółgim ā (dative plural)
dółgem ā (locative singular)
dółgih ā (dual locative)
dółgih ā (locative plural)
dółgim ā (instrumental singular)
dółgima ā (dual instrumental)
dółgimi ā (instrumental plural)
dółgi ā (nominative singular)
dółga ā-ja (dual nominative)
dółgi ā-ji (nominative plural)
dółgi ā (accusative singular)
dółga ā-ja (accusative dual)
dółge ā-je (accusative plural)
dółgega ā-ja (genitive singular)
dółgih ā-jev (dual genitive)
dółgih ā-jev (genitive plural)
dółgemu ā-ju (dative singular)
dółgima ā-jema (dative dual)
dółgim ā-jem (dative plural)
dółgem ā-ju (locative singular)
dółgih ā-jih (dual locative)
dółgih ā-jih (locative plural)
dółgim ā-jem (instrumental singular)
dółgima ā-jema (dual instrumental)
dółgimi ā-ji (instrumental plural)

Masculine inan., no endings

Masculine inan., soft o-stem

/dɔ̀ːʋɡi àː/

/dɔ̀ːʋɡi áː/

From dolg 'long', and a, a letter of Slovene alphabet.

(linguistics) The name of the letter Á / á.


akutirani a

akutȋrani ā (canonical inanimate masculine)
akutȋrani ā (nominative singular)
akutȋrana ā (dual nominative)
akutȋrani ā (nominative plural)
akutȋrani ā (accusative singular)
akutȋrana ā (accusative dual)
akutȋrane ā (accusative plural)
akutȋranega ā (genitive singular)
akutȋranih ā (dual genitive)
akutȋranih ā (genitive plural)
akutȋranemu ā (dative singular)
akutȋranima ā (dative dual)
akutȋranim ā (dative plural)
akutȋranem ā (locative singular)
akutȋranih ā (dual locative)
akutȋranih ā (locative plural)
akutȋranim ā (instrumental singular)
akutȋranima ā (dual instrumental)
akutȋranimi ā (instrumental plural)
akutȋrani ā (nominative singular)
akutȋrana ā-ja (dual nominative)
akutȋrani ā-ji (nominative plural)
akutȋrani ā (accusative singular)
akutȋrana ā-ja (accusative dual)
akutȋrane ā-je (accusative plural)
akutȋranega ā-ja (genitive singular)
akutȋranih ā-jev (dual genitive)
akutȋranih ā-jev (genitive plural)
akutȋranemu ā-ju (dative singular)
akutȋranima ā-jema (dative dual)
akutȋranim ā-jem (dative plural)
akutȋranem ā-ju (locative singular)
akutȋranih ā-jih (dual locative)
akutȋranih ā-jih (locative plural)
akutȋranim ā-jem (instrumental singular)
akutȋranima ā-jema (dual instrumental)
akutȋranimi ā-ji (instrumental plural)

Masculine inan., no endings

Masculine inan., soft o-stem

From akutirani 'acute', meaning low-pitched, and a, a letter of Slovene alphabet.


cirkumflektirani a

cirkumflektȋrani ā (canonical inanimate masculine)
cirkumflektȋrani ā (nominative singular)
cirkumflektȋrana ā (dual nominative)
cirkumflektȋrani ā (nominative plural)
cirkumflektȋrani ā (accusative singular)
cirkumflektȋrana ā (accusative dual)
cirkumflektȋrane ā (accusative plural)
cirkumflektȋranega ā (genitive singular)
cirkumflektȋranih ā (dual genitive)
cirkumflektȋranih ā (genitive plural)
cirkumflektȋranemu ā (dative singular)
cirkumflektȋranima ā (dative dual)
cirkumflektȋranim ā (dative plural)
cirkumflektȋranem ā (locative singular)
cirkumflektȋranih ā (dual locative)
cirkumflektȋranih ā (locative plural)
cirkumflektȋranim ā (instrumental singular)
cirkumflektȋranima ā (dual instrumental)
cirkumflektȋranimi ā (instrumental plural)
cirkumflektȋrani ā (nominative singular)
cirkumflektȋrana ā-ja (dual nominative)
cirkumflektȋrani ā-ji (nominative plural)
cirkumflektȋrani ā (accusative singular)
cirkumflektȋrana ā-ja (accusative dual)
cirkumflektȋrane ā-je (accusative plural)
cirkumflektȋranega ā-ja (genitive singular)
cirkumflektȋranih ā-jev (dual genitive)
cirkumflektȋranih ā-jev (genitive plural)
cirkumflektȋranemu ā-ju (dative singular)
cirkumflektȋranima ā-jema (dative dual)
cirkumflektȋranim ā-jem (dative plural)
cirkumflektȋranem ā-ju (locative singular)
cirkumflektȋranih ā-jih (dual locative)
cirkumflektȋranih ā-jih (locative plural)
cirkumflektȋranim ā-jem (instrumental singular)
cirkumflektȋranima ā-jema (dual instrumental)
cirkumflektȋranimi ā-ji (instrumental plural)

Masculine inan., no endings

Masculine inan., soft o-stem

From cirkumflektiran 'circumflex', meaning high-pitched, and a, a letter of Slovene alphabet.


trdi č

tŕdi č (canonical inanimate masculine)
tŕdi č (nominative singular)
tŕda č (dual nominative)
tŕdi č (nominative plural)
tŕdi č (accusative singular)
tŕda č (accusative dual)
tŕde č (accusative plural)
tŕdega č (genitive singular)
tŕdih č (dual genitive)
tŕdih č (genitive plural)
tŕdemu č (dative singular)
tŕdima č (dative dual)
tŕdim č (dative plural)
tŕdem č (locative singular)
tŕdih č (dual locative)
tŕdih č (locative plural)
tŕdim č (instrumental singular)
tŕdima č (dual instrumental)
tŕdimi č (instrumental plural)
tŕdi č (nominative singular)
tŕda č-ja (dual nominative)
tŕdi č-ji (nominative plural)
tŕdi č (accusative singular)
tŕda č-ja (accusative dual)
tŕde č-je (accusative plural)
tŕdega č-ja (genitive singular)
tŕdih č-jev (dual genitive)
tŕdih č-jev (genitive plural)
tŕdemu č-ju (dative singular)
tŕdima č-jema (dative dual)
tŕdim č-jem (dative plural)
tŕdem č-ju (locative singular)
tŕdih č-jih (dual locative)
tŕdih č-jih (locative plural)
tŕdim č-jem (instrumental singular)
tŕdima č-jema (dual instrumental)
tŕdimi č-ji (instrumental plural)

Masculine inan., no endings

Masculine inan., soft o-stem

From trd 'hard', an adjective commonly used for non-palatal consonants and č, a letter of Slovene alphabet, representing a post-alveolar affricate.

Latin script
Appendix:Latin script#English

(linguistics) The name of the Latin script letter Č / č.


mehki dž

méhki dž (canonical inanimate masculine)
méhki dž (nominative singular)
méhka dž (dual nominative)
méhki dž (nominative plural)
méhki dž (accusative singular)
méhka dž (accusative dual)
méhke dž (accusative plural)
méhkega dž (genitive singular)
méhkih dž (dual genitive)
méhkih dž (genitive plural)
méhkemu dž (dative singular)
méhkima dž (dative dual)
méhkim dž (dative plural)
méhkem dž (locative singular)
méhkih dž (dual locative)
méhkih dž (locative plural)
méhkim dž (instrumental singular)
méhkima dž (dual instrumental)
méhkimi dž (instrumental plural)
méhki dž (nominative singular)
méhka dž-ja (dual nominative)
méhki dž-ji (nominative plural)
méhki dž (accusative singular)
méhka dž-ja (accusative dual)
méhke dž-je (accusative plural)
méhkega dž-ja (genitive singular)
méhkih dž-jev (dual genitive)
méhkih dž-jev (genitive plural)
méhkemu dž-ju (dative singular)
méhkima dž-jema (dative dual)
méhkim dž-jem (dative plural)
méhkem dž-ju (locative singular)
méhkih dž-jih (dual locative)
méhkih dž-jih (locative plural)
méhkim dž-jem (instrumental singular)
méhkima dž-jema (dual instrumental)
méhkimi dž-ji (instrumental plural)

Masculine inan., no endings

Masculine inan., soft o-stem

/mɛ̀ːxki d͡ʒə́/

/mɛ̀ːxki d͡ʒèː/

/mɛ̀ːxki d͡ʒéː/

From mehek 'soft', an adjective commonly used for palatal consonants and d, a letter of Slovene alphabet, representing an alveolar stop.

(linguistics) The name of the Latin script letter Đ / đ.


trdi dž

tŕdi dž (canonical inanimate masculine)
tŕdi dž (nominative singular)
tŕda dž (dual nominative)
tŕdi dž (nominative plural)
tŕdi dž (accusative singular)
tŕda dž (accusative dual)
tŕde dž (accusative plural)
tŕdega dž (genitive singular)
tŕdih dž (dual genitive)
tŕdih dž (genitive plural)
tŕdemu dž (dative singular)
tŕdima dž (dative dual)
tŕdim dž (dative plural)
tŕdem dž (locative singular)
tŕdih dž (dual locative)
tŕdih dž (locative plural)
tŕdim dž (instrumental singular)
tŕdima dž (dual instrumental)
tŕdimi dž (instrumental plural)
tŕdi dž (nominative singular)
tŕda dž-ja (dual nominative)
tŕdi dž-ji (nominative plural)
tŕdi dž (accusative singular)
tŕda dž-ja (accusative dual)
tŕde dž-je (accusative plural)
tŕdega dž-ja (genitive singular)
tŕdih dž-jev (dual genitive)
tŕdih dž-jev (genitive plural)
tŕdemu dž-ju (dative singular)
tŕdima dž-jema (dative dual)
tŕdim dž-jem (dative plural)
tŕdem dž-ju (locative singular)
tŕdih dž-jih (dual locative)
tŕdih dž-jih (locative plural)
tŕdim dž-jem (instrumental singular)
tŕdima dž-jema (dual instrumental)
tŕdimi dž-ji (instrumental plural)

Masculine inan., no endings

Masculine inan., soft o-stem

From trd 'hard', an adjective commonly used for non-palatal consonants and đ, an additional letter of Slovene alphabet, representing a post-alveolar affricate.

(linguistics) The name of the Latin script letter cluster Dž / dž.


preglašeni a

preglašéni ā (canonical inanimate masculine)
preglašéni ā (nominative singular)
preglašéna ā (dual nominative)
preglašéni ā (nominative plural)
preglašéni ā (accusative singular)
preglašéna ā (accusative dual)
preglašéne ā (accusative plural)
preglašénega ā (genitive singular)
preglašénih ā (dual genitive)
preglašénih ā (genitive plural)
preglašénemu ā (dative singular)
preglašénima ā (dative dual)
preglašénim ā (dative plural)
preglašénem ā (locative singular)
preglašénih ā (dual locative)
preglašénih ā (locative plural)
preglašénim ā (instrumental singular)
preglašénima ā (dual instrumental)
preglašénimi ā (instrumental plural)
preglašéni ā (nominative singular)
preglašéna ā-ja (dual nominative)
preglašéni ā-ji (nominative plural)
preglašéni ā (accusative singular)
preglašéna ā-ja (accusative dual)
preglašéne ā-je (accusative plural)
preglašénega ā-ja (genitive singular)
preglašénih ā-jev (dual genitive)
preglašénih ā-jev (genitive plural)
preglašénemu ā-ju (dative singular)
preglašénima ā-jema (dative dual)
preglašénim ā-jem (dative plural)
preglašénem ā-ju (locative singular)
preglašénih ā-jih (dual locative)
preglašénih ā-jih (locative plural)
preglašénim ā-jem (instrumental singular)
preglašénima ā-jema (dual instrumental)
preglašénimi ā-ji (instrumental plural)

Masculine inan., no endings

Masculine inan., soft o-stem

/prɛɡlaʃɛ̀ːni àː/

/prɛɡlaʃɛ̀ːni áː/

From preglašen 'umlauted', and a, a letter of Slovene alphabet.

(linguistics) The name of the letter Ä / ä.


široki e

širóki ẹ̄ (canonical inanimate masculine)
širóki ē (nominative singular)
širóka ē (dual nominative)
širóki ē (nominative plural)
širóki ē (accusative singular)
širóka ē (accusative dual)
širóke ē (accusative plural)
širókega ē (genitive singular)
širókih ē (dual genitive)
širókih ē (genitive plural)
širókemu ē (dative singular)
širókima ē (dative dual)
širókim ē (dative plural)
širókem ē (locative singular)
širókih ē (dual locative)
širókih ē (locative plural)
širókim ē (instrumental singular)
širókima ē (dual instrumental)
širókimi ē (instrumental plural)
širóki ē (nominative singular)
širóka ē-ja (dual nominative)
širóki ē-ji (nominative plural)
širóki ē (accusative singular)
širóka ē-ja (accusative dual)
širóke ē-je (accusative plural)
širókega ē-ja (genitive singular)
širókih ē-jev (dual genitive)
širókih ē-jev (genitive plural)
širókemu ē-ju (dative singular)
širókima ē-jema (dative dual)
širókim ē-jem (dative plural)
širókem ē-ju (locative singular)
širókih ē-jih (dual locative)
širókih ē-jih (locative plural)
širókim ē-jem (instrumental singular)
širókima ē-jema (dual instrumental)
širókimi ē-ji (instrumental plural)

Masculine inan., no endings

Masculine inan., soft o-stem

/ʃirɔ̀ːki èː/

/ʃirɔ̀ːki éː/

From širok 'wide', and e, a letter of Slovene alphabet.

(linguistics) The name of the letter Ê / ê.

(linguistics) The name of the letter È / è.

(phonology) The name of the phonemes /ɛː, ɛ/.


široko e

širóko ẹ̄ (canonical neuter)
širóko ē (nominative singular)
širóki ē (dual nominative)
širóka ē (nominative plural)
širóko ē (accusative singular)
širóki ē (accusative dual)
širóka ē (accusative plural)
širókega ē (genitive singular)
širókih ē (dual genitive)
širókih ē (genitive plural)
širókemu ē (dative singular)
širókima ē (dative dual)
širókim ē (dative plural)
širókem ē (locative singular)
širókih ē (dual locative)
širókih ē (locative plural)
širókim ē (instrumental singular)
širókima ē (dual instrumental)
širókimi ē (instrumental plural)

Neuter, no endings

/ʃirɔ̀ːkɔ èː/

/ʃirɔ̀ːkɔ éː/

Kjučica ^ nad e zaznamuje pràv za pràv le dolgo odperto ali široko e postavim: têle, žêne, ne pa kratkiga, ki ima samo na sebi ta glas.

1848, Janez Bleiweis, editor, Kmetijske in rokodelske novice, volume 6, Ljubljana, page 129:

The hook ^ above e actually marks only long [ɛ], for example: têle (calf), žêne (wives), but not the short one, which has this sound by default.

(linguistics, obsolete) The name of the letter Ê / ê.

(linguistics, obsolete) The name of the letter È / è.

(phonology, obsolete) The name of the phonemes /ɛː, ɛ/.


kratki e

krátki ẹ̄ (canonical inanimate masculine)
krátki ē (nominative singular)
krátka ē (dual nominative)
krátki ē (nominative plural)
krátki ē (accusative singular)
krátka ē (accusative dual)
krátke ē (accusative plural)
krátkega ē (genitive singular)
krátkih ē (dual genitive)
krátkih ē (genitive plural)
krátkemu ē (dative singular)
krátkima ē (dative dual)
krátkim ē (dative plural)
krátkem ē (locative singular)
krátkih ē (dual locative)
krátkih ē (locative plural)
krátkim ē (instrumental singular)
krátkima ē (dual instrumental)
krátkimi ē (instrumental plural)
krátki ē (nominative singular)
krátka ē-ja (dual nominative)
krátki ē-ji (nominative plural)
krátki ē (accusative singular)
krátka ē-ja (accusative dual)
krátke ē-je (accusative plural)
krátkega ē-ja (genitive singular)
krátkih ē-jev (dual genitive)
krátkih ē-jev (genitive plural)
krátkemu ē-ju (dative singular)
krátkima ē-jema (dative dual)
krátkim ē-jem (dative plural)
krátkem ē-ju (locative singular)
krátkih ē-jih (dual locative)
krátkih ē-jih (locative plural)
krátkim ē-jem (instrumental singular)
krátkima ē-jema (dual instrumental)
krátkimi ē-ji (instrumental plural)

Masculine inan., no endings

Masculine inan., soft o-stem

From kratek 'short', and e, a letter of Slovene alphabet.

(phonology) The name of the phoneme /ɛ/.


ozki e

ọ́zki ẹ̄ (canonical inanimate masculine)
ọ́zki ē (nominative singular)
ọ́zka ē (dual nominative)
ọ́zki ē (nominative plural)
ọ́zki ē (accusative singular)
ọ́zka ē (accusative dual)
ọ́zke ē (accusative plural)
ọ́zkega ē (genitive singular)
ọ́zkih ē (dual genitive)
ọ́zkih ē (genitive plural)
ọ́zkemu ē (dative singular)
ọ́zkima ē (dative dual)
ọ́zkim ē (dative plural)
ọ́zkem ē (locative singular)
ọ́zkih ē (dual locative)
ọ́zkih ē (locative plural)
ọ́zkim ē (instrumental singular)
ọ́zkima ē (dual instrumental)
ọ́zkimi ē (instrumental plural)
ọ́zki ē (nominative singular)
ọ́zka ē-ja (dual nominative)
ọ́zki ē-ji (nominative plural)
ọ́zki ē (accusative singular)
ọ́zka ē-ja (accusative dual)
ọ́zke ē-je (accusative plural)
ọ́zkega ē-ja (genitive singular)
ọ́zkih ē-jev (dual genitive)
ọ́zkih ē-jev (genitive plural)
ọ́zkemu ē-ju (dative singular)
ọ́zkima ē-jema (dative dual)
ọ́zkim ē-jem (dative plural)
ọ́zkem ē-ju (locative singular)
ọ́zkih ē-jih (dual locative)
ọ́zkih ē-jih (locative plural)
ọ́zkim ē-jem (instrumental singular)
ọ́zkima ē-jema (dual instrumental)
ọ́zkimi ē-ji (instrumental plural)

Masculine inan., no endings

Masculine inan., soft o-stem

From ozek 'wide', and e, a letter of Slovene alphabet.

(linguistics) The name of the letter É / é.

(phonology) The name of the phoneme /eː/.


polglasnik

połglȃsnik (canonical inanimate masculine)
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połglȃsnik (nominative singular)
połglȃsnika (dual nominative)
połglȃsniki (nominative plural)
połglȃsnika (genitive singular)
połglȃsnikov (dual genitive)
połglȃsnikov (genitive plural)
połglȃsniku (dative singular)
połglȃsnikoma (dative dual)
połglȃsnikom (dative plural)
połglȃsnik (accusative singular)
połglȃsnika (accusative dual)
połglȃsnike (accusative plural)
połglȃsniku (locative singular)
połglȃsnikih (dual locative)
połglȃsnikih (locative plural)
połglȃsnikom (instrumental singular)
połglȃsnikoma (dual instrumental)
połglȃsniki (instrumental plural)

From pol- 'half' and glasnik 'pronounced sound'

(linguistics) The name of the symbol ə., schwa

(linguistics) The name of the sound [ə].


ogovorni imenovalnik

ogȏvorni imenovȃlnik (canonical inanimate masculine)
ogȏvorni imenovȃlnik (nominative singular)
ogȏvornega imenovȃlnika (genitive singular)
ogȏvornemu imenovȃlniku (dative singular)
ogȏvorni imenovȃlnik (accusative singular)
ogȏvornem imenovȃlniku (locative singular)
ogȏvornim imenovȃlnikom (instrumental singular)
ogȏvorni imenovȃlnik (singular vocative)

/ɔɡɔ́ːʋɔrni imɛnɔʋáːlnik/

(grammar) nominative case that is used to address someone, vocative case with the same endings as nominative case


soglasnik

soglȃsnik (canonical inanimate masculine)
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soglásnik (nominative singular)
soglásnika (dual nominative)
soglásniki (nominative plural)
soglásnika (genitive singular)
soglásnikov (dual genitive)
soglásnikov (genitive plural)
soglásniku (dative singular)
soglásnikoma (dative dual)
soglásnikom (dative plural)
soglásnik (accusative singular)
soglásnika (accusative dual)
soglásnike (accusative plural)
soglásniku (locative singular)
soglásnikih (dual locative)
soglásnikih (locative plural)
soglásnikom (instrumental singular)
soglásnikoma (dual instrumental)
soglásniki (instrumental plural)


stolpica

stolpíca (canonical feminine)
stolpíca (nominative singular)
stolpíci (dual nominative)
stolpíce (nominative plural)
stolpíce (genitive singular)
stolpȋc (dual genitive)
stolpȋc (genitive plural)
stolpíci (dative singular)
stolpícama (dative dual)
stolpícam (dative plural)
stolpíco (accusative singular)
stolpíci (accusative dual)
stolpíce (accusative plural)
stolpíci (locative singular)
stolpícah (dual locative)
stolpícah (locative plural)
stolpȋco (instrumental singular)
stolpícama (dual instrumental)
stolpícami (instrumental plural)
stolpíca (singular vocative)
stolpíci (dual vocative)
stolpíce (plural vocative)

(media, typography) newspaper column (an article in a magazine or newspaper with a strongly emphasized personal point of view of the author, usually published at certain intervals)


oronim

oroním (canonical masculine)
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oronim (nominative singular)
oronima (dual nominative)
oronimi (nominative plural)
oronima (genitive singular)
oronimov (dual genitive)
oronimov (genitive plural)
oronimu (dative singular)
oronimoma (dative dual)
oronimom (dative plural)
oronim (accusative singular)
oronima (accusative dual)
oronime (accusative plural)
oronimu (locative singular)
oronimih (dual locative)
oronimih (locative plural)
oronimom (instrumental singular)
oronimoma (dual instrumental)
oronimi (instrumental plural)