sin

sȋn (animate canonical masculine)
sin (nominative singular)
sinova (dual nominative)
sinovi (nominative plural)
sin (accusative singular)
sinu (accusative singular)
sinova (accusative dual)
sinove (accusative plural)
sina (genitive singular)
sinov (dual genitive)
sinov (genitive plural)
sinu (dative singular)
sinovoma (dative dual)
sinovom (dative plural)
sinu (locative singular)
sinovih (dual locative)
sinovih (locative plural)
sinom (instrumental singular)
sinovoma (dual instrumental)
sinovi (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *synъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *sū́ˀnus, from Proto-Indo-European *suHnús.


brat

brȁt (animate canonical masculine)
brȁt (nominative singular)
bráta (dual nominative)
brátje (nominative plural)
bráti (nominative plural)
bráta (genitive singular)
brātov (dual genitive)
brātov (genitive plural)
brátu (dative singular)
bráti (dative singular)
brātu (dative singular)
brátoma (dative dual)
brátama (dative dual)
brátom (dative plural)
brátam (dative plural)
bráta (accusative singular)
bráta (accusative dual)
bráte (accusative plural)
brātu (locative singular)
bráti (locative singular)
brātih (dual locative)
brātah (dual locative)
brātih (locative plural)
brātah (locative plural)
brátom (instrumental singular)
brátoma (dual instrumental)
brátama (dual instrumental)
brāti (instrumental plural)
brȁt (singular vocative)
brate (singular vocative)
brȃta (dual vocative)
brȃti (plural vocative)

vowel lengthening, ending -je in nominative plural

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *bratrъ, *bratъ, from Proto-Indo-European *bʰréh₂tēr.

brother (son of the same parents as another person)


zet

zȅt (animate canonical masculine)
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zèt (nominative singular)
zéta (dual nominative)
zétje (nominative plural)
zéti (nominative plural)
zéta (genitive singular)
zétov (dual genitive)
zétov (genitive plural)
zétu (dative singular)
zétoma (dative dual)
zétom (dative plural)
zéta (accusative singular)
zéta (accusative dual)
zéte (accusative plural)
zétu (locative singular)
zétih (dual locative)
zétih (locative plural)
zétom (instrumental singular)
zétoma (dual instrumental)
zéti (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *zętь, from Proto-Indo-European *ǵenh₁-.


sad

sȃd (canonical inanimate masculine)
sȃd (nominative singular)
sadȏva (dual nominative)
sadȏvi (nominative plural)
sadȗ (genitive singular)
sadóv (dual genitive)
sadóv (genitive plural)
sȃdu (dative singular)
sȃdi (dative singular)
sadȏvoma (dative dual)
sadȏvama (dative dual)
sadȏvom (dative plural)
sȃdȏvam (dative plural)
sȃd (accusative singular)
sadȏva (accusative dual)
sadȏve (accusative plural)
sȃdu (locative singular)
sȃdi (locative singular)
sadȏvih (dual locative)
sadȏvih (locative plural)
sȃdom (instrumental singular)
sadȏvoma (dual instrumental)
sadȏvama (dual instrumental)
sadȏvi (instrumental plural)
sȃd (singular vocative)
sadȏva (dual vocative)
sadȏvi (plural vocative)
sȃd (nominative singular)
sadȏva (dual nominative)
sadȏvi (nominative plural)
sȃda (genitive singular)
sadóv (dual genitive)
sadóv (genitive plural)
sȃdu (dative singular)
sȃdi (dative singular)
sadȏvoma (dative dual)
sadȏvama (dative dual)
sadȏvom (dative plural)
sȃdȏvam (dative plural)
sȃd (accusative singular)
sadȏva (accusative dual)
sadȏve (accusative plural)
sȃdu (locative singular)
sȃdi (locative singular)
sadȏvih (dual locative)
sadȏvih (locative plural)
sȃdom (instrumental singular)
sadȏvoma (dual instrumental)
sadȏvama (dual instrumental)
sadȏvi (instrumental plural)
sȃd (singular vocative)
sadȏva (dual vocative)
sadȏvi (plural vocative)

From Proto-Slavic *sȃdъ (“plant, garden”), from Proto-Balto-Slavic *sādas.

Zdrava, Marija, milosti polna, Gospod je s Teboj, blagoslovljena si med ženami in blagoslovljen je sad Tvojega telesa Jezus.

Hail Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with thee. Blessed art thou amongst women, and blessed is the fruit of thy womb, Jesus.

(obsolete) child, young direct offspring


sestra

séstra (canonical feminine)
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sêstra (nominative singular)
sêstri (dual nominative)
sêstre (nominative plural)
sêstre (genitive singular)
sêster (dual genitive)
sêster (genitive plural)
sêstri (dative singular)
sêstrama (dative dual)
sêstram (dative plural)
sêstro (accusative singular)
sêstri (accusative dual)
sêstre (accusative plural)
sêstri (locative singular)
sêstrah (dual locative)
sêstrah (locative plural)
sêstro (instrumental singular)
sêstrama (dual instrumental)
sêstrami (instrumental plural)
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sêstra (nominative singular)
sestré (dual nominative)
sestré (nominative plural)
sestré (genitive singular)
sestrá (dual genitive)
sestrá (genitive plural)
sêstri (dative singular)
sestráma (dative dual)
sestràm (dative plural)
sestró (accusative singular)
sestré (accusative dual)
sestré (accusative plural)
sêstri (locative singular)
sestràh (dual locative)
sestràh (locative plural)
sestró (instrumental singular)
sestráma (dual instrumental)
sestrámi (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sestra, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *swésō, from Proto-Indo-European *swésōr.


vnuk

sl-noun

vnūk m anim (female equivalent vnūkinja)

vnūk (animate canonical masculine)
vnūkinja (feminine)
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vnúk (nominative singular)
vnúka (dual nominative)
vnúki (nominative plural)
vnúka (genitive singular)
vnúkov (dual genitive)
vnúkov (genitive plural)
vnúku (dative singular)
vnúkoma (dative dual)
vnúkom (dative plural)
vnúka (accusative singular)
vnúka (accusative dual)
vnúke (accusative plural)
vnúku (locative singular)
vnúkih (dual locative)
vnúkih (locative plural)
vnúkom (instrumental singular)
vnúkoma (dual instrumental)
vnúki (instrumental plural)


žena

žéna (canonical feminine)
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žêna (nominative singular)
žêni (dual nominative)
žêne (nominative plural)
žêne (genitive singular)
žên (dual genitive)
žên (genitive plural)
žêni (dative singular)
žênama (dative dual)
žênam (dative plural)
žêno (accusative singular)
žêni (accusative dual)
žêne (accusative plural)
žêni (locative singular)
žênah (dual locative)
žênah (locative plural)
žêno (instrumental singular)
žênama (dual instrumental)
žênami (instrumental plural)
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žêna (nominative singular)
žené (dual nominative)
žené (nominative plural)
žené (genitive singular)
žená (dual genitive)
žená (genitive plural)
žêni (dative singular)
ženáma (dative dual)
ženàm (dative plural)
ženó (accusative singular)
žené (accusative dual)
žené (accusative plural)
žêni (locative singular)
ženàh (dual locative)
ženàh (locative plural)
ženó (instrumental singular)
ženáma (dual instrumental)
ženámi (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *žena, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *génāˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *gʷḗn.


teta

téta (canonical feminine)
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têta (nominative singular)
têti (dual nominative)
tête (nominative plural)
tête (genitive singular)
têt (dual genitive)
têt (genitive plural)
têti (dative singular)
têtama (dative dual)
têtam (dative plural)
têto (accusative singular)
têti (accusative dual)
tête (accusative plural)
têti (locative singular)
têtah (dual locative)
têtah (locative plural)
têto (instrumental singular)
têtama (dual instrumental)
têtami (instrumental plural)

aunt (a parent’s sister or sister-in-law)


ujec

ūjəc (animate canonical masculine)
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újec (nominative singular)
ujca (dual nominative)
újci (nominative plural)
ujca (genitive singular)
ujcev (dual genitive)
ujcev (genitive plural)
ujcu (dative singular)
ujcema (dative dual)
ujcem (dative plural)
újec (accusative singular)
ujca (accusative dual)
ujce (accusative plural)
ujcu (locative singular)
ujcih (dual locative)
ujcih (locative plural)
ujcem (instrumental singular)
ujcema (dual instrumental)
ujci (instrumental plural)


mati

máti (canonical feminine)
máti (nominative singular)
máteri (dual nominative)
mátere (nominative plural)
mátere (genitive singular)
mȃter (dual genitive)
mȃter (genitive plural)
máteri (dative singular)
máterama (dative dual)
máteram (dative plural)
máter (accusative singular)
máti (accusative singular)
máteri (accusative dual)
mátere (accusative plural)
máteri (locative singular)
máterah (dual locative)
máterah (locative plural)
mȃterjo (instrumental singular)
máterama (dual instrumental)
máterami (instrumental plural)
mȃti (singular vocative)
mȃteri (dual vocative)
mȃtere (plural vocative)

From Proto-Slavic *mati, from Proto-Indo-European *méh₂tēr.

(literary, figuratively) the cause or source of something^([→SSKJ])

mati narava

(rapturously) Used to stress the importance or dependence on the following noun.

(in rural areas, obsolete, often with onikanje forms) grandmother


mačeha

máčeha (canonical feminine)
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máčeha (nominative singular)
máčehi (dual nominative)
máčehe (nominative plural)
máčehe (genitive singular)
máčeh (dual genitive)
máčeh (genitive plural)
máčehi (dative singular)
máčehama (dative dual)
máčeham (dative plural)
máčeho (accusative singular)
máčehi (accusative dual)
máčehe (accusative plural)
máčehi (locative singular)
máčehah (dual locative)
máčehah (locative plural)
máčeho (instrumental singular)
máčehama (dual instrumental)
máčehami (instrumental plural)


hči

hčȋ (canonical feminine)
hčȋ (nominative singular)
hčẹ̑ri (dual nominative)
hčẹ̑re (nominative plural)
hčẹ̑re (genitive singular)
hčerȃ (dual genitive)
hčẹ̑r (dual genitive)
hčerȃ (genitive plural)
hčẹ̑r (genitive plural)
hčẹ̑ri (dative singular)
hčẹ̑rama (dative dual)
hčerȃma (dative dual)
hčẹ̑ram (dative plural)
hčerȁm (dative plural)
hčẹ̑r (accusative singular)
hčȋ (accusative singular)
hčẹ̑ri (accusative dual)
hčẹ̑re (accusative plural)
hčẹ̑ri (locative singular)
hčẹ̑rah (dual locative)
hčerȁh (dual locative)
hčẹ̑rah (locative plural)
hčerȁh (locative plural)
hčẹ̑rjo (instrumental singular)
hčẹ̑rama (dual instrumental)
hčerȃma (dual instrumental)
hčẹ̑rami (instrumental plural)
hčerȃmi (instrumental plural)
hčȋ (singular vocative)
hčẹ̑ri (dual vocative)
hčẹ̑re (plural vocative)

From Proto-Slavic *dъ̏ťi, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *duktḗ, from Proto-Indo-European *dʰugh₂tḗr.

(archaic) female member of a certain group^([→SSKJ])


ded

dẹ̑d (canonical)
dȅd (animate canonical masculine)
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déd (nominative singular)
déda (dual nominative)
dédje (nominative plural)
dédi (nominative plural)
déda (genitive singular)
dédov (dual genitive)
dédov (genitive plural)
dédu (dative singular)
dédoma (dative dual)
dédom (dative plural)
déda (accusative singular)
déda (accusative dual)
déde (accusative plural)
dédu (locative singular)
dédih (dual locative)
dédih (locative plural)
dédom (instrumental singular)
dédoma (dual instrumental)
dédi (instrumental plural)
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dèd (nominative singular)
déda (dual nominative)
dédje (nominative plural)
dédi (nominative plural)
déda (genitive singular)
dédov (dual genitive)
dédov (genitive plural)
dédu (dative singular)
dédoma (dative dual)
dédom (dative plural)
déda (accusative singular)
déda (accusative dual)
déde (accusative plural)
dédu (locative singular)
dédih (dual locative)
dédih (locative plural)
dédom (instrumental singular)
dédoma (dual instrumental)
dédi (instrumental plural)


otrok

otrȍk (animate canonical masculine)
otrȍk (nominative singular)
otróka (dual nominative)
otróci (nominative plural)
otróka (accusative singular)
otróka (accusative dual)
otróke (accusative plural)
otróka (genitive singular)
otrȍk (dual genitive)
otrȍk (genitive plural)
otróku (dative singular)
otrókoma (dative dual)
otrókom (dative plural)
otróku (locative singular)
otrȍcih (dual locative)
otrȍcih (locative plural)
otrókom (instrumental singular)
otrókoma (dual instrumental)
otrȍki (instrumental plural)

Declension of otrok (masculine animate, hard, irregular)


tast

tȃst (animate canonical masculine)
tášča (feminine)
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tást (nominative singular)
tásta (dual nominative)
tásti (nominative plural)
tásta (genitive singular)
tástov (dual genitive)
tástov (genitive plural)
tástu (dative singular)
tástoma (dative dual)
tástom (dative plural)
tásta (accusative singular)
tásta (accusative dual)
táste (accusative plural)
tástu (locative singular)
tástih (dual locative)
tástih (locative plural)
tástom (instrumental singular)
tástoma (dual instrumental)
tásti (instrumental plural)


bratranec

brátranəc (canonical)
bratrȃnəc (animate canonical masculine)
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brátranec (nominative singular)
brátranca (dual nominative)
brátranci (nominative plural)
brátranca (genitive singular)
brátrancev (dual genitive)
brátrancev (genitive plural)
brátrancu (dative singular)
brátrancema (dative dual)
brátrancem (dative plural)
brátranca (accusative singular)
brátranca (accusative dual)
brátrance (accusative plural)
brátrancu (locative singular)
brátrancih (dual locative)
brátrancih (locative plural)
brátrancem (instrumental singular)
brátrancema (dual instrumental)
brátranci (instrumental plural)
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bratránec (nominative singular)
bratránca (dual nominative)
bratránci (nominative plural)
bratránca (genitive singular)
bratráncev (dual genitive)
bratráncev (genitive plural)
bratráncu (dative singular)
bratráncema (dative dual)
bratráncem (dative plural)
bratránca (accusative singular)
bratránca (accusative dual)
bratránce (accusative plural)
bratráncu (locative singular)
bratráncih (dual locative)
bratráncih (locative plural)
bratráncem (instrumental singular)
bratráncema (dual instrumental)
bratránci (instrumental plural)

cousin (son of a person’s uncle or aunt)


stric

stríc (animate canonical masculine)
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stríc (nominative singular)
stríca (dual nominative)
stríci (nominative plural)
stríca (genitive singular)
strícev (dual genitive)
strícev (genitive plural)
strícu (dative singular)
strícema (dative dual)
strícem (dative plural)
stríca (accusative singular)
stríca (accusative dual)
stríce (accusative plural)
strícu (locative singular)
strícih (dual locative)
strícih (locative plural)
strícem (instrumental singular)
strícema (dual instrumental)
stríci (instrumental plural)


babica

bábica (canonical feminine)
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bábica (nominative singular)
bábici (dual nominative)
bábice (nominative plural)
bábice (genitive singular)
bábic (dual genitive)
bábic (genitive plural)
bábici (dative singular)
bábicama (dative dual)
bábicam (dative plural)
bábico (accusative singular)
bábici (accusative dual)
bábice (accusative plural)
bábici (locative singular)
bábicah (dual locative)
bábicah (locative plural)
bábico (instrumental singular)
bábicama (dual instrumental)
bábicami (instrumental plural)


svak

svák m anim (female equivalent svákinja)

svák (animate canonical masculine)
svákinja (feminine)
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svák (nominative singular)
sváka (dual nominative)
sváki (nominative plural)
sváka (genitive singular)
svákov (dual genitive)
svákov (genitive plural)
sváku (dative singular)
svákoma (dative dual)
svákom (dative plural)
sváka (accusative singular)
sváka (accusative dual)
sváke (accusative plural)
sváku (locative singular)
svákih (dual locative)
svákih (locative plural)
svákom (instrumental singular)
svákoma (dual instrumental)
sváki (instrumental plural)


sestrična

sestrȋčna (canonical feminine)
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sestríčna (nominative singular)
sestríčni (dual nominative)
sestríčne (nominative plural)
sestríčne (genitive singular)
sestríčen (dual genitive)
sestríčen (genitive plural)
sestríčni (dative singular)
sestríčnama (dative dual)
sestríčnam (dative plural)
sestríčno (accusative singular)
sestríčni (accusative dual)
sestríčne (accusative plural)
sestríčni (locative singular)
sestríčnah (dual locative)
sestríčnah (locative plural)
sestríčno (instrumental singular)
sestríčnama (dual instrumental)
sestríčnami (instrumental plural)

cousin (daughter of a person’s uncle or aunt)


snaha

snáha (canonical feminine)
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snáha (nominative singular)
snáhi (dual nominative)
snáhe (nominative plural)
snáhe (genitive singular)
snáh (dual genitive)
snáh (genitive plural)
snáhi (dative singular)
snáhama (dative dual)
snáham (dative plural)
snáho (accusative singular)
snáhi (accusative dual)
snáhe (accusative plural)
snáhi (locative singular)
snáhah (dual locative)
snáhah (locative plural)
snáho (instrumental singular)
snáhama (dual instrumental)
snáhami (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *snъxa, from Proto-Indo-European *snusós.


mož

mọ̑ž (animate canonical masculine)
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mož (nominative singular)
moža (dual nominative)
moži (nominative plural)
moža (genitive singular)
možev (dual genitive)
možev (genitive plural)
možu (dative singular)
možema (dative dual)
možem (dative plural)
mož (accusative singular)
moža (accusative dual)
može (accusative plural)
možu (locative singular)
možih (dual locative)
možih (locative plural)
možem (instrumental singular)
možema (dual instrumental)
moži (instrumental plural)


oče

óče (animate canonical masculine)
ôče (nominative singular)
očéta (dual nominative)
očétje (nominative plural)
očéti (nominative plural)
očéta (accusative singular)
očéta (accusative dual)
očéte (accusative plural)
očéta (genitive singular)
očétov (dual genitive)
očétov (genitive plural)
očétu (dative singular)
očétoma (dative dual)
očétom (dative plural)
očétu (locative singular)
očétih (dual locative)
očétih (locative plural)
očétom (instrumental singular)
očétoma (dual instrumental)
očéti (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *otьcь, from Proto-Indo-European *átta.


stari oče

/stáːri ɔ̀ːt͡ʃɛ/


tašča

tášča (canonical feminine)
tȃst (masculine)
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tášča (nominative singular)
tášči (dual nominative)
tášče (nominative plural)
tášče (genitive singular)
tášč (dual genitive)
tášč (genitive plural)
tášči (dative singular)
táščama (dative dual)
táščam (dative plural)
táščo (accusative singular)
tášči (accusative dual)
tášče (accusative plural)
tášči (locative singular)
táščah (dual locative)
táščah (locative plural)
táščo (instrumental singular)
táščama (dual instrumental)
táščami (instrumental plural)


svakinja

svākinja (canonical feminine)
svák (masculine)
svākinja (nominative singular)
svākinji (dual nominative)
svākinje (nominative plural)
svākinje (genitive singular)
svākinj (dual genitive)
svākinj (genitive plural)
svākinji (dative singular)
svākinjama (dative dual)
svākinjam (dative plural)
svākinjo (accusative singular)
svākinji (accusative dual)
svākinje (accusative plural)
svākinji (locative singular)
svākinjah (dual locative)
svākinjah (locative plural)
svākinjo (instrumental singular)
svākinjama (dual instrumental)
svākinjami (instrumental plural)
svākinja (singular vocative)
svākinji (dual vocative)
svākinje (plural vocative)

"Na srečo mu, tudi zaradi različnih amnestij s strani italijanske države - denimo poroka italijanskega kralja - ni bilo treba prestati vseh 20 let predpisane zaporne kazni. Pozneje je bil sicer še tri leta v italijanski konfinaciji. Tudi to je bil zanj zelo žalosten čas, saj mu je tik pred tem na porodu umrla žena, obenem pa ni mogel biti ob hčerkah, za kateri je skrb prevzela svakinja," je še poudrail.

2023 January 23, STA, Dušan Jelinčič / »O tigrovskem gibanju so pisali zgodovinarji, pisatelji pa še ne«:

"Fortunately, also thanks to various amnesties granted by the Italian state - such as the marriage of the Italian king - he did not have to serve the full 20 years of his sentence. Later, he was in Italian confine for another three years. This was also a very sad time for him, as his wife had died in childbirth shortly before and he was unable to be with his daughters, who were being cared for by his sister-in-law," he stressed.

sister-in-law (one's spouse's brother's or sister's wife or sister)


vdova

vdȏva (canonical feminine)
vdôvec (masculine)
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vdôva (nominative singular)
vdôvi (dual nominative)
vdôve (nominative plural)
vdôve (genitive singular)
vdôv (dual genitive)
vdôv (genitive plural)
vdôvi (dative singular)
vdôvama (dative dual)
vdôvam (dative plural)
vdôvo (accusative singular)
vdôvi (accusative dual)
vdôve (accusative plural)
vdôvi (locative singular)
vdôvah (dual locative)
vdôvah (locative plural)
vdôvo (instrumental singular)
vdôvama (dual instrumental)
vdôvami (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *vьdova, from Proto-Indo-European *h₁widʰéwh₂.


vnukinja

vnūkinja (canonical feminine)
vnūk (masculine)
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vnúkinja (nominative singular)
vnúkinji (dual nominative)
vnúkinje (nominative plural)
vnúkinje (genitive singular)
vnúkinj (dual genitive)
vnúkinj (genitive plural)
vnúkinji (dative singular)
vnúkinjama (dative dual)
vnúkinjam (dative plural)
vnúkinjo (accusative singular)
vnúkinji (accusative dual)
vnúkinje (accusative plural)
vnúkinji (locative singular)
vnúkinjah (dual locative)
vnúkinjah (locative plural)
vnúkinjo (instrumental singular)
vnúkinjama (dual instrumental)
vnúkinjami (instrumental plural)

granddaughter (daughter of someone’s child)


družina

družína (canonical feminine)
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družína (nominative singular)
družíni (dual nominative)
družíne (nominative plural)
družíne (genitive singular)
družín (dual genitive)
družín (genitive plural)
družíni (dative singular)
družínama (dative dual)
družínam (dative plural)
družíno (accusative singular)
družíni (accusative dual)
družíne (accusative plural)
družíni (locative singular)
družínah (dual locative)
družínah (locative plural)
družíno (instrumental singular)
družínama (dual instrumental)
družínami (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *družina (“team, company”), from *drugъ (“friend, companion”) + *-ina.


prednik

prẹ̑dnik m anim (female equivalent prédnica)

prẹ̑dnik (animate canonical masculine)
prédnica (feminine)
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prédnik (nominative singular)
prédnika (dual nominative)
prédniki (nominative plural)
prédnika (genitive singular)
prédnikov (dual genitive)
prédnikov (genitive plural)
prédniku (dative singular)
prédnikoma (dative dual)
prédnikom (dative plural)
prédnika (accusative singular)
prédnika (accusative dual)
prédnike (accusative plural)
prédniku (locative singular)
prédnikih (dual locative)
prédnikih (locative plural)
prédnikom (instrumental singular)
prédnikoma (dual instrumental)
prédniki (instrumental plural)

ancestor (one from whom a person is descended)


nečak

nečák m anim (female equivalent nečákinja)

nečák (animate canonical masculine)
nečákinja (feminine)
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nečák (nominative singular)
nečáka (dual nominative)
nečáki (nominative plural)
nečáka (genitive singular)
nečákov (dual genitive)
nečákov (genitive plural)
nečáku (dative singular)
nečákoma (dative dual)
nečákom (dative plural)
nečáka (accusative singular)
nečáka (accusative dual)
nečáke (accusative plural)
nečáku (locative singular)
nečákih (dual locative)
nečákih (locative plural)
nečákom (instrumental singular)
nečákoma (dual instrumental)
nečáki (instrumental plural)


nečakinja

nečákinja (canonical feminine)
nečák (masculine)
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nečákinja (nominative singular)
nečákinji (dual nominative)
nečákinje (nominative plural)
nečákinje (genitive singular)
nečákinj (dual genitive)
nečákinj (genitive plural)
nečákinji (dative singular)
nečákinjama (dative dual)
nečákinjam (dative plural)
nečákinjo (accusative singular)
nečákinji (accusative dual)
nečákinje (accusative plural)
nečákinji (locative singular)
nečákinjah (dual locative)
nečákinjah (locative plural)
nečákinjo (instrumental singular)
nečákinjama (dual instrumental)
nečákinjami (instrumental plural)


očim

ọ̄čim (animate canonical masculine)
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óčim (nominative singular)
óčima (dual nominative)
óčimi (nominative plural)
óčima (genitive singular)
óčimov (dual genitive)
óčimov (genitive plural)
óčimu (dative singular)
óčimoma (dative dual)
óčimom (dative plural)
óčima (accusative singular)
óčima (accusative dual)
óčime (accusative plural)
óčimu (locative singular)
óčimih (dual locative)
óčimih (locative plural)
óčimom (instrumental singular)
óčimoma (dual instrumental)
óčimi (instrumental plural)


praded

prȃdẹ̑d (canonical)
prȃdȅd (animate canonical masculine)


sneha

(obsolete) Alternative form of snáha (“daughter-in-law”)


sorojenec

/sɔ́rɔjɛ̀ːnət͡s/

From so- + rojen + -ec. Possibly a cognate of Czech sourozenec.


soprog

soprọ̑g m anim (female equivalent soprọ́ga /soprọ̑ga)

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

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

cog

су̏пруг//sȕprug


sorodnik

sorọ̑dnik (canonical masculine)
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šorodnik (nominative singular)
šorodnika (dual nominative)
šorodniki (nominative plural)
šorodnika (genitive singular)
šorodnikov (dual genitive)
šorodnikov (genitive plural)
šorodniku (dative singular)
šorodnikoma (dative dual)
šorodnikom (dative plural)
šorodnika (accusative singular)
šorodnika (accusative dual)
šorodnike (accusative plural)
šorodniku (locative singular)
šorodnikih (dual locative)
šorodnikih (locative plural)
šorodnikom (instrumental singular)
šorodnikoma (dual instrumental)
šorodniki (instrumental plural)