Združeno kraljestvo

United Kingdom
United Kingdom#English:_Q145

United Kingdom (a kingdom and country in Northern Europe)


Brazilija

Brazílija (canonical feminine)
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Brazílija (nominative singular)
Brazílije (genitive singular)
Brazíliji (dative singular)
Brazílijo (accusative singular)
Brazíliji (locative singular)
Brazílijo (instrumental singular)

Federatívna repúblika Brazílija
Federativna republika Brazilija#Slovene

Brazil (a large Portuguese-speaking country in South America; official name: Federatívna repúblika Brazílija)


Neapelj

Neápəlj (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Neápelj (nominative singular)
Neáplja (genitive singular)
Neáplju (dative singular)
Neápelj (accusative singular)
Neáplju (locative singular)
Neápljem (instrumental singular)


Zelenortski otoki

Zelenoȓtski otọ́ki (canonical masculine plural)


Marija

Marȋja (canonical feminine)
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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


Janez Krstnik

Jánez Krstník (animate canonical masculine)


Željka

Žȇljka (canonical feminine)
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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)


Tomislav

Tọ̑mislav (animate canonical masculine)
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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)


Vesna

Vésna (canonical feminine)
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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)


Škotska

Škọ̑tska (canonical feminine)
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Škótska (nominative singular)
Škótske (genitive singular)
Škótski (dative singular)
Škótsko (accusative singular)
Škótski (locative singular)
Škótsko (instrumental singular)

Scotland (a constituent country of the United Kingdom)


Mojzes

Mọ̑jzes (animate canonical masculine)
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Mójzes (nominative singular)
Mójzesa (genitive singular)
Mójzesu (dative singular)
Mójzesa (accusative singular)
Mójzesu (locative singular)
Mójzesom (instrumental singular)


Wikipedija

Wikipedȋja (canonical feminine)
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Wikipedíja (nominative singular)
Wikipedíje (genitive singular)
Wikipedíji (dative singular)
Wikipedíjo (accusative singular)
Wikipedíji (locative singular)
Wikipedíjo (instrumental singular)


Mohamed

Mọ́hamed (animate canonical masculine)
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Móhamed (nominative singular)
Móhameda (genitive singular)
Móhamedu (dative singular)
Móhameda (accusative singular)
Móhamedu (locative singular)
Móhamedom (instrumental singular)


Samanta

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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)
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Jóže (nominative singular)
Jóžeta (genitive singular)
Jóžetu (dative singular)
Jóžeta (accusative singular)
Jóžetu (locative singular)
Jóžetom (instrumental singular)

a male given name, equivalent to English Joseph


Marjan

Mȃrjan (animate canonical masculine)
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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)


Antigva in Barbuda

Antigua and Barbuda
Antigua and Barbuda#English:_Q781

Antigua and Barbuda (a country consisting of two islands in the Caribbean, Antigua and Barbuda)


Kitajska

Kitȃjska (canonical feminine)
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Kitájska (nominative singular)
Kitájske (genitive singular)
Kitájski (dative singular)
Kitájsko (accusative singular)
Kitájski (locative singular)
Kitájsko (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Russian Кита́й (Kitáj) + Slovene -ska.


Belorusija

Belorȗsija (canonical feminine)
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Belorúsija (nominative singular)
Belorúsije (genitive singular)
Belorúsiji (dative singular)
Belorúsijo (accusative singular)
Belorúsiji (locative singular)
Belorúsijo (instrumental singular)


Slonokoščena obala

Slonokoščẹ̑na obȃla (canonical feminine)


Hrvaška

Hrvȃška (canonical feminine)
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Hrváška (nominative singular)
Hrváške (genitive singular)
Hrváški (dative singular)
Hrváško (accusative singular)
Hrváški (locative singular)
Hrváško (instrumental singular)

Balkan Peninsula
Balkan Peninsula#English

Southeast Europe
Southeast Europe#English

Croatia (a country on the Balkan Peninsula in Southeast Europe)


Galicija

Galícija (canonical feminine)
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Galícija (nominative singular)
Galícije (genitive singular)
Galíciji (dative singular)
Galícijo (accusative singular)
Galíciji (locative singular)
Galícijo (instrumental singular)

autonomous community
autonomous community

Galicia (a former kingdom and autonomous community in northwestern Spain)

Galicia (former kingdom and geographical area in Central Europe, now divided between Poland and Ukraine)


Silvana

Silvȃna (canonical feminine)
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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)


Kobarid

Kobarȋd (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Kobaríd (nominative singular)
Kobarída (genitive singular)
Kobarídu (dative singular)
Kobaríd (accusative singular)
Kobarídu (locative singular)
Kobarídom (instrumental singular)

From Proto-Slavic *Koboridъ, borrowed from an Old Friulian form derived from Latin *Caporētum, *Caprētum, possibly from caper (“goat”).


Alžirija

Alžȋrija (canonical feminine)
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Alžírija (nominative singular)
Alžírije (genitive singular)
Alžíriji (dative singular)
Alžírijo (accusative singular)
Alžíriji (locative singular)
Alžírijo (instrumental singular)


Donava

Dọ̑nava (canonical feminine)
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Dónava (nominative singular)
Dónave (genitive singular)
Dónavi (dative singular)
Dónavo (accusative singular)
Dónavi (locative singular)
Dónavo (instrumental singular)


Teksas

Tẹ̑ksas (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Téksas (nominative singular)
Téksasa (genitive singular)
Téksasu (dative singular)
Téksas (accusative singular)
Téksasu (locative singular)
Téksasom (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from English Texas, from Spanish Texas, Tejas, from Hasinai Caddo táyshaʔ (“friend, ally”), used to refer to the Caddo nation.

Texas (a state in the south-central region of the United States)


Tunizija

Tunízija (canonical feminine)
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Tunízija (nominative singular)
Tunízije (genitive singular)
Tuníziji (dative singular)
Tunízijo (accusative singular)
Tuníziji (locative singular)
Tunízijo (instrumental singular)


Mavretanija

Mavretánija (canonical feminine)
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Mavretánija (nominative singular)
Mavretánije (genitive singular)
Mavretániji (dative singular)
Mavretánijo (accusative singular)
Mavretániji (locative singular)
Mavretánijo (instrumental singular)


Mjanmar

Mjanmȃr (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Mjanmár (nominative singular)
Mjanmára (genitive singular)
Mjanmáru (dative singular)
Mjanmár (accusative singular)
Mjanmáru (locative singular)
Mjanmárom (instrumental singular)


Zahodna Sahara

Western Sahara
Western Sahara#English:_Q6250

Western Sahara (a territory and former Spanish colony in North Africa, now mostly occupied by Morocco, which claims ownership over the territory)

Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic#English:_Q40362

Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic (a country in North Africa, a partially recognised state in Western Sahara)


Istra

Ȋstra (canonical feminine)
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Ístra (nominative singular)
Ístre (genitive singular)
Ístri (dative singular)
Ístro (accusative singular)
Ístri (locative singular)
Ístro (instrumental singular)


Bruselj

Brúsəlj (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Brúselj (nominative singular)
Brúslja (genitive singular)
Brúslju (dative singular)
Brúselj (accusative singular)
Brúslju (locative singular)
Brúsljem (instrumental singular)


Pitagora

Pitágora (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Pitágora (nominative singular)
Pitágore (genitive singular)
Pitágori (dative singular)
Pitágoro (accusative singular)
Pitágori (locative singular)
Pitágoro (instrumental singular)
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Pitágora (nominative singular)
Pitágora (genitive singular)
Pitágoru (dative singular)
Pitágora (accusative singular)
Pitágoru (locative singular)
Pitágorom (instrumental singular)
Pitágoras (alternative)


Kartagina

Kartȃgina (canonical feminine)
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Kartágina (nominative singular)
Kartágine (genitive singular)
Kartágini (dative singular)
Kartágino (accusative singular)
Kartágini (locative singular)
Kartágino (instrumental singular)

Carthage (an ancient city in North Africa, in modern Tunisia)

Carthage (an ancient civilisation in North Africa, centred on the city of Carthage)


Sokrat

Sọ̑krat (animate canonical masculine)
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Sókrat (nominative singular)
Sókrata (genitive singular)
Sókratu (dative singular)
Sókrata (accusative singular)
Sókratu (locative singular)
Sókratom (instrumental singular)
Sókrates (alternative)


Moravec

/mɔràːʋət͡s/


Jazon

Jȃzon (animate canonical masculine)
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Jázon (nominative singular)
Jázona (genitive singular)
Jázonu (dative singular)
Jázona (accusative singular)
Jázonu (locative singular)
Jázonom (instrumental singular)


Vodnar

Vodnár (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Vodnár (nominative singular)
Vodnárja (genitive singular)
Vodnárju (dative singular)
Vodnár (accusative singular)
Vodnárju (locative singular)
Vodnárjem (instrumental singular)


Ribi

Ríbi (canonical dual feminine)
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Ríbi (dual nominative)
Ríb (dual genitive)
Ríbama (dative dual)
Ríbi (accusative dual)
Ríbah (dual locative)
Ríbama (dual instrumental)


Hestija

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Hestija (nominative singular)
Hestije (genitive singular)
Hestiji (dative singular)
Hestijo (accusative singular)
Hestiji (locative singular)
Hestijo (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek Ἑστία (Hestía).

(Greek mythology) Hestia, the goddess of the hearth and domestic life.


Transilvanija

Transilvánija (canonical feminine)
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Transilvánija (nominative singular)
Transilvánije (genitive singular)
Transilvániji (dative singular)
Transilvánijo (accusative singular)
Transilvániji (locative singular)
Transilvánijo (instrumental singular)

Transylvania (a historical region in western Romania)


Ciper

Cípər (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Cíper (nominative singular)
Cípra (genitive singular)
Cípru (dative singular)
Cíper (accusative singular)
Cípru (locative singular)
Cíprom (instrumental singular)


Benetke

Benẹ̑tke (canonical feminine plural)
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Benétke (nominative plural)
Benétk (genitive plural)
Benétkam (dative plural)
Benétke (accusative plural)
Benétkah (locative plural)
Benétkami (instrumental plural)

→ Czech: Benátky

→ Slovak: Benátky

Venice (the capital city of Veneto, Italy)

Venice (a metropolitan city of Veneto, Italy)


Asklepij

Asklẹ́pij (animate canonical masculine)
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Asklépij (nominative singular)
Asklépija (genitive singular)
Asklépiju (dative singular)
Asklépija (accusative singular)
Asklépiju (locative singular)
Asklépijem (instrumental singular)


Pohorje

Pọ̑horje (canonical neuter)
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Póhorje (nominative singular)
Póhorja (genitive singular)
Póhorju (dative singular)
Póhorje (accusative singular)
Póhorju (locative singular)
Póhorjem (instrumental singular)

Pohorje (A mountain range in northern Slovenia)


Andaluzija

Andalúzija (canonical feminine)
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Andalúzija (nominative singular)
Andalúzije (genitive singular)
Andalúziji (dative singular)
Andalúzijo (accusative singular)
Andalúziji (locative singular)
Andalúzijo (instrumental singular)

Andalusia (a historical region and autonomous community in southern Spain, the most populated and second largest of the seventeen autonomous communities that constitute Spain)


Jurij

Júrij (animate canonical masculine)
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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.


Jeruzalem

Jerȗzalem (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Jerúzalem (nominative singular)
Jerúzalema (genitive singular)
Jerúzalemu (dative singular)
Jerúzalem (accusative singular)
Jerúzalemu (locative singular)
Jerúzalemom (instrumental singular)

Jerusalem (the claimed (and de-facto) capital city of Israel; the claimed capital city of Palestine)


Pika

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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)


Grenlandija

Grẹ̑nlȃndija (canonical feminine)
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Grénlándija (nominative singular)
Grénlándije (genitive singular)
Grénlándiji (dative singular)
Grénlándijo (accusative singular)
Grénlándiji (locative singular)
Grénlándijo (instrumental singular)

Greenland (a large self-governing island and dependent territory of Denmark, in North America)


Trst

Tȓst (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Tŕst (nominative singular)
Tŕsta (genitive singular)
Tŕstu (dative singular)
Tŕst (accusative singular)
Tŕstu (locative singular)
Tŕstom (instrumental singular)

Friuli-Venezia Giulia
Friuli-Venezia Giulia#English

Trieste (the capital city of the Friuli-Venezia Giulia autonomous region, Italy)


Višnu

Vȋšnu (animate canonical masculine)
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Víšnu (nominative singular)
Víšnuja (genitive singular)
Víšnuju (dative singular)
Víšnuja (accusative singular)
Víšnuju (locative singular)
Víšnujem (instrumental singular)


Egejsko morje

/ɛɡɛ́ːjskɔ móːrjɛ/


Kamčatka

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Kamčatka (nominative singular)
Kamčatke (genitive singular)
Kamčatki (dative singular)
Kamčatko (accusative singular)
Kamčatki (locative singular)
Kamčatko (instrumental singular)

Kamchatka (a long peninsula forming part of Kamchatka Krai in the Far East of Russia, lying between the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Okhotsk)

Kamchatka (a krai and federal subject of Russia, in the Russian Far East)

(with the) Kamchatka (a river in Kamchatka Krai, Russia)


Sicilija

Sicílija (canonical feminine)
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Sicílija (nominative singular)
Sicílije (genitive singular)
Sicíliji (dative singular)
Sicílijo (accusative singular)
Sicíliji (locative singular)
Sicílijo (instrumental singular)

Sicily (the largest island in the Mediterranean Sea, an autonomous region of Italy, close to Africa and separated from Tunisia and Libya by the Strait of Sicily)


Heziod

Heziọ̑d (animate canonical masculine)
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Heziód (nominative singular)
Hezióda (genitive singular)
Heziódu (dative singular)
Hezióda (accusative singular)
Heziódu (locative singular)
Heziódom (instrumental singular)
Heziódos (alternative)


Bejrut

Bêjrut (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Bêjrut (nominative singular)
Bêjruta (genitive singular)
Bêjrutu (dative singular)
Bêjrut (accusative singular)
Bêjrutu (locative singular)
Bêjrutom (instrumental singular)


Herodot

Herọ̑dot (animate canonical masculine)
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Heródot (nominative singular)
Heródota (genitive singular)
Heródotu (dative singular)
Heródota (accusative singular)
Heródotu (locative singular)
Heródotom (instrumental singular)


monarhija

monarhȋja (canonical feminine)
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monarhȋja (nominative singular)
monarhȋji (dual nominative)
monarhȋje (nominative plural)
monarhȋje (genitive singular)
monarhȋj (dual genitive)
monarhȋj (genitive plural)
monarhȋji (dative singular)
monarhȋjama (dative dual)
monarhȋjam (dative plural)
monarhȋjo (accusative singular)
monarhȋji (accusative dual)
monarhȋje (accusative plural)
monarhȋji (locative singular)
monarhȋjah (dual locative)
monarhȋjah (locative plural)
monarhȋjo (instrumental singular)
monarhȋjama (dual instrumental)
monarhȋjami (instrumental plural)


Zoran

Zọ̑ran (animate canonical masculine)
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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


Talin

Tálin (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Tálin (nominative singular)
Tálina (genitive singular)
Tálinu (dative singular)
Tálin (accusative singular)
Tálinu (locative singular)
Tálinom (instrumental singular)


Koroška

Korọ̑ška (canonical feminine)
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Koróška (nominative singular)
Koróške (genitive singular)
Koróški (dative singular)
Koróško (accusative singular)
Koróški (locative singular)
Koróško (instrumental singular)

(historical) Carinthia (a former duchy and historical region of Central Europe, now split politically between Austria and Slovenia):

Carinthia (a traditional region in northern Slovenia)


Sueški prekop

Sȗeški prekȍp (canonical inanimate masculine)


Kijev

Kíjev (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Kíjev (nominative singular)
Kíjeva (genitive singular)
Kíjevu (dative singular)
Kíjev (accusative singular)
Kíjevu (locative singular)
Kíjevom (instrumental singular)


Kalifornija

Kalifọ́rnija (canonical feminine)
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Kalifórnija (nominative singular)
Kalifórnije (genitive singular)
Kalifórniji (dative singular)
Kalifórnijo (accusative singular)
Kalifórniji (locative singular)
Kalifórnijo (instrumental singular)

California (the most populous state of the United States)


Jelena

Jelẹ̑na (canonical feminine)
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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


oligarhija

oligarhȋja (canonical feminine)
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oligarhȋja (nominative singular)
oligarhȋji (dual nominative)
oligarhȋje (nominative plural)
oligarhȋje (genitive singular)
oligarhȋj (dual genitive)
oligarhȋj (genitive plural)
oligarhȋji (dative singular)
oligarhȋjama (dative dual)
oligarhȋjam (dative plural)
oligarhȋjo (accusative singular)
oligarhȋji (accusative dual)
oligarhȋje (accusative plural)
oligarhȋji (locative singular)
oligarhȋjah (dual locative)
oligarhȋjah (locative plural)
oligarhȋjo (instrumental singular)
oligarhȋjama (dual instrumental)
oligarhȋjami (instrumental plural)


Lana

Lȃna (canonical feminine)
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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

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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)


ZAE

Združeni arabski emirati
Združeni arabski emirati#Slovene

United Arab Emirates
United Arab Emirates#English

initialism of Združeni arabski emirati (= United Arab Emirates), a country in West Asia, in the Middle East: UAE


Britanska Kolumbija

Britȃnska Kolúmbija (canonical feminine)

British Columbia
British Columbia#English:_Q1973

British Columbia (a province in western Canada)


ZSSR

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ZSSR (nominative singular)
ZSSR-ja (genitive singular)
ZSSR-ju (dative singular)
ZSSR (accusative singular)
ZSSR-ju (locative singular)
ZSSR-jem (instrumental singular)

Zveza sovjetskih socialističnih republik#Slovene

(historical) USSR (a former transcontinental country in Europe and Asia (1922–1991), now split into Russia and 14 other countries; the Soviet Union; in full, Zvéza sovjétskih socialístičnih repúblik)


Sibirija

Sibírija (canonical feminine)
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Sibírija (nominative singular)
Sibírije (genitive singular)
Sibíriji (dative singular)
Sibírijo (accusative singular)
Sibíriji (locative singular)
Sibírijo (instrumental singular)

Siberia (the region of Russia in Asia, from the Urals to the Pacific Ocean)


Albina

Albȋna (canonical feminine)
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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)


Francoska Gvajana

French Guiana
French Guiana#English:_Q3769

administrative region
administrative region

French Guiana (an overseas department and administrative region of France in South America)


Češkoslovaška

Čẹ̑škoslovȃška (canonical feminine)
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Čéškoslováška (nominative singular)
Čéškoslováške (genitive singular)
Čéškoslováški (dative singular)
Čéškoslováško (accusative singular)
Čéškoslováški (locative singular)
Čéškoslováško (instrumental singular)

/t͡ʃéːʃkɔslɔʋáːʃka/

Czechoslovakia (a former country in Central Europe, now the Czech Republic and Slovakia)


Mrtvo morje

Dead Sea (a highly saline lake in Israel, Palestine and Jordan)


Avstro-Ogrska

Ȃvstro-Ọ̑grska (canonical feminine)
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Ávstro-Ógrska (nominative singular)
Ávstro-Ógrske (genitive singular)
Ávstro-Ógrski (dative singular)
Ávstro-Ógrsko (accusative singular)
Ávstro-Ógrski (locative singular)
Ávstro-Ógrsko (instrumental singular)

(historical) Austria-Hungary (a former multi-ethnic empire and country in Central Europe existing from 1867 to 1918)


Sankt Peterburg

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Sankt Peterburg (nominative singular)
Sankt Peterburga (genitive singular)
Sankt Peterburgu (dative singular)
Sankt Peterburg (accusative singular)
Sankt Peterburgu (locative singular)
Sankt Peterburgom (instrumental singular)

Saint Petersburg
Saint Petersburg#English:_Q656

Saint Petersburg (a federal city of Russia, known between 1914 and 1924 as Petrograd and between 1924 and 1991 as Leningrad; the former capital of Russia, from 1713–1728 and 1732–1918)


Gradec

Grȃdəc (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Grádec (nominative singular)
Grádca (genitive singular)
Grádcu (dative singular)
Grádec (accusative singular)
Grádcu (locative singular)
Grádcem (instrumental singular)

From Proto-Slavic *gordьcь. By surface analysis, grȃd (“castle”) + -əc (diminutive).

surf

Graz (the capital city of Styria, Austria)


Gvido

Gvȋdo (animate canonical masculine)
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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)
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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)
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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)
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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)
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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)


Mesec

Mẹ̑səc (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Mésec (nominative singular)
Méseca (genitive singular)
Mésecu (dative singular)
Mésec (accusative singular)
Mésecu (locative singular)
Mésecem (instrumental singular)
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Mésec (nominative singular)
Mésca (genitive singular)
Méscu (dative singular)
Mésec (accusative singular)
Méscu (locative singular)
Méscem (instrumental singular)


Sena

Sẹ̑na (canonical feminine)
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Séna (nominative singular)
Séne (genitive singular)
Séni (dative singular)
Séno (accusative singular)
Séni (locative singular)
Séno (instrumental singular)


Samo

Sȃmo m animacy unspecified (canonical)
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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)


Piemont

Piedmont (an administrative region in the north of Italy)


Silva

Sȋlva (canonical feminine)
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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)


Bretanja

Bretánja (canonical feminine)
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Bretánja (nominative singular)
Bretánje (genitive singular)
Bretánji (dative singular)
Bretánjo (accusative singular)
Bretánji (locative singular)
Bretánjo (instrumental singular)

Brittany (a cultural region, historical province, and peninsula in northwest France)

Brittany (an administrative region of northwest France, including most of the historic region of Brittany)


Bosna in Hercegovina

Bọ̑sna in Hercegovína (canonical feminine)

Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bosnia and Herzegovina#English:_Q225

Bosnia and Herzegovina (a country on the Balkan Peninsula in Southeast Europe)


Črna gora

/t͡ʃə̀rna ɡɔ̀ːra/

Montenegro (a country on the Balkan Peninsula in Southeast Europe)


Ogrska

Ọ̄grska (canonical feminine)
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Ógrska (nominative singular)
Ógrske (genitive singular)
Ógrski (dative singular)
Ógrsko (accusative singular)
Ógrski (locative singular)
Ógrsko (instrumental singular)


Mihaela

Mȋhaela (canonical feminine)
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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

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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)


Novak

Novák (animate canonical masculine)
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Novák (nominative singular)
Nováka (genitive singular)
Nováku (dative singular)
Nováka (accusative singular)
Nováku (locative singular)
Novákom (instrumental singular)

From:
* nov (“new”), for "newcomer to the village".
* novina (“new arable land”), as an occupational surname for people who used the slash-and-burn method to create new arable land. Compare Novinec.


Rozman

Rọ̑zman (animate canonical masculine)
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Rózman (nominative singular)
Rózmana (genitive singular)
Rózmanu (dative singular)
Rózmana (accusative singular)
Rózmanu (locative singular)
Rózmanom (instrumental singular)


Horvat

Hȏrvat (animate canonical masculine)
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Hôrvat (nominative singular)
Hôrvata (genitive singular)
Hôrvatu (dative singular)
Hôrvata (accusative singular)
Hôrvatu (locative singular)
Hôrvatom (instrumental singular)

Originates from Croatia as the older version of the word Hrvat (“Croat”).
Derived in a similar way: Horvatič.


Habakuk

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


Lombardija

Lombardy (an administrative region in northern Italy, where its capital and the largest city Milan is founded in the Po Valley)


Dardaj

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Dardaj (nominative singular)
Dardaja (genitive singular)
Dardaju (dative singular)
Dardaja (accusative singular)
Dardaju (locative singular)
Dardajem (instrumental singular)
Dardak (alternative)


Koper

Kọ́pər (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Kóper (nominative singular)
Kópra (genitive singular)
Kópru (dative singular)
Kóper (accusative singular)
Kópru (locative singular)
Kóprom (instrumental singular)


Danilo

Danȋlo (animate canonical masculine)
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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)


Soča

Sọ́ča (canonical feminine)
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Sóča (nominative singular)
Sóče (genitive singular)
Sóči (dative singular)
Sóčo (accusative singular)
Sóči (locative singular)
Sóčo (instrumental singular)

Friuli-Venezia Giulia
Friuli-Venezia Giulia

A long river that runs from Slovenia through Friuli-Venezia Giulia into the Adriatic


Kozorog

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


Gorica

Goríca (canonical feminine)
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Goríca (nominative singular)
Goríce (genitive singular)
Goríci (dative singular)
Goríco (accusative singular)
Goríci (locative singular)
Goríco (instrumental singular)


Nova Gorica

/nɔ̀ːʋa ɡɔrìːt͡sa/


Domen

Dọ́men (animate canonical masculine)
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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)


Kranj

Kránj m animacy unspecified (canonical)
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Kránj (nominative singular)
Kránja (genitive singular)
Kránju (dative singular)
Kránj (accusative singular)
Kránju (locative singular)
Kránjem (instrumental singular)


Evropska unija

Evrọ̑pska uníja (canonical)
Evrọ̑pska ūnija (canonical feminine)


Zala

Zȃla (canonical feminine)
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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.


sl-proper noun

Socialístična federatȋvna repȗblika Jugoslávija f

/sɔt͡sialìːstit͡ʃna fɛdɛratíːʋna rɛpúːblika juɡɔslàːʋija/

Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia#English:_Q83286

Southeast Europe
Southeast Europe#English

(historical) Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (official name of Yugoslavia, a former Communist country in Southeast Europe that existed from 1943 until 1992)

sl:Socialistična federativna republika Jugoslavija


Združene države Amerike

Zdrūžene držȃve Amȇrike (canonical feminine plural)

/zdrùːʒɛnɛ dərʒáːʋɛ amɛ́ːrikɛ/

/zdrúːʒɛnɛ dərʒáːʋɛ amɛ́ːrikɛ/

United States of America
United States of America#English

United States of America (a country in North America)


Mavrlen

From the earlier form Maverl, from Gottscheerish Mauerl, Mäuerle (standard German Maierle).

a village settled by the Gottscheers in Carniola in southeastern Slovenia


Bilpa

From Gottscheerish Bilpm (standard German Wilpen), generally thought to be cognate to Wildbach.

a creek and a combination of two settlements which that creek divided (namely Spodnja Bilpa or 'Lower Bilpa' and Zgornja Bilpa or 'Upper Bilpa') settled by the Gottscheers in Carniola in southeastern Slovenia


Ferski otoki

Fȇrski otóki (canonical masculine plural)

Faroe Islands
Faroe Islands#English:_Q4628

Faroe Islands (an archipelago and self-governing autonomous territory of Denmark, in the North Atlantic Ocean between Scotland and Iceland)


Portoriko

Portorȋko (canonical inanimate masculine)

Puerto Rico (a commonwealth, island and dependent territory of the United States in the Caribbean)


Leopoldina

Leopoldȋna (canonical feminine)
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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)
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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)


Alenka

Alẹ̑nka (canonical feminine)
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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)


Cilka

Cȋlka (canonical feminine)
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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)


Ladislava

Lȃdislava (canonical feminine)
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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)
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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)
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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)
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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)


Aleksander Veliki

Aleksándər Vẹ̑liki (animate canonical masculine)


Kozma

a male given name, equivalent to English Cosmo


Aman

Âman (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Âman (nominative singular)
Âmana (genitive singular)
Âmanu (dative singular)
Âman (accusative singular)
Âmanu (locative singular)
Âmanom (instrumental singular)


Rakovec

/ràːkɔʋɛt͡s/


Damir

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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)
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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)


Zmagoslav

Zmȃgoslav (animate canonical masculine)
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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)


Radivoj

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Radivoj (nominative singular)
Radivoja (dual nominative)
Radivoji (nominative plural)
Radivoja (genitive singular)
Radivojev (dual genitive)
Radivojev (genitive plural)
Radivoju (dative singular)
Radivojema (dative dual)
Radivojem (dative plural)
Radivoja (accusative singular)
Radivoja (accusative dual)
Radivoje (accusative plural)
Radivoju (locative singular)
Radivojih (dual locative)
Radivojih (locative plural)
Radivojem (instrumental singular)
Radivojema (dual instrumental)
Radivoji (instrumental plural)


Slavko

Slȃvko (animate canonical masculine)
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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)
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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)


Borko

a surname transferred from the given name


Darko

Dȃrko (animate canonical masculine)
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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)


Nik

a male given name, equivalent to English Nick


Ramovš

Ramȏvš (animate canonical masculine)
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Ramovš (nominative singular)
Ramovša (dual nominative)
Ramovši (nominative plural)
Ramovša (genitive singular)
Ramovšev (dual genitive)
Ramovšev (genitive plural)
Ramovšu (dative singular)
Ramovšema (dative dual)
Ramovšem (dative plural)
Ramovša (accusative singular)
Ramovša (accusative dual)
Ramovše (accusative plural)
Ramovšu (locative singular)
Ramovših (dual locative)
Ramovših (locative plural)
Ramovšem (instrumental singular)
Ramovšema (dual instrumental)
Ramovši (instrumental plural)


Andolšek

Andólšek (animate canonical masculine)
Andoljšek (alternative)


Korošec

/kɔróːʃət͡s/


Orešnik

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Orešnik (nominative singular)
Orešnika (dual nominative)
Orešniki (nominative plural)
Orešnika (genitive singular)
Orešnikov (dual genitive)
Orešnikov (genitive plural)
Orešniku (dative singular)
Orešnikoma (dative dual)
Orešnikom (dative plural)
Orešnika (accusative singular)
Orešnika (accusative dual)
Orešnike (accusative plural)
Orešniku (locative singular)
Orešnikih (dual locative)
Orešnikih (locative plural)
Orešnikom (instrumental singular)
Orešnikoma (dual instrumental)
Orešniki (instrumental plural)


Avsenik

Ávsenik (animate canonical masculine)
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Ávsenik (nominative singular)
Ávsenika (dual nominative)
Ávseniki (nominative plural)
Ávsenika (genitive singular)
Ávsenikov (dual genitive)
Ávsenikov (genitive plural)
Ávseniku (dative singular)
Ávsenikoma (dative dual)
Ávsenikom (dative plural)
Ávsenika (accusative singular)
Ávsenika (accusative dual)
Ávsenike (accusative plural)
Ávseniku (locative singular)
Ávsenikih (dual locative)
Ávsenikih (locative plural)
Ávsenikom (instrumental singular)
Ávsenikoma (dual instrumental)
Ávseniki (instrumental plural)


Kovač

Common Slavic surname of Slovene, Czech, Slovak, and Serbo-Croatian origin, all from kovač (“blacksmith”).


Kavčič

/káːʋt͡ʃit͡ʃ/


Divjak

Dívjak (animate canonical masculine)
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Divjak (nominative singular)
Divjaka (dual nominative)
Divjaki (nominative plural)
Divjaka (genitive singular)
Divjakov (dual genitive)
Divjakov (genitive plural)
Divjaku (dative singular)
Divjakoma (dative dual)
Divjakom (dative plural)
Divjaka (accusative singular)
Divjaka (accusative dual)
Divjake (accusative plural)
Divjaku (locative singular)
Divjakih (dual locative)
Divjakih (locative plural)
Divjakom (instrumental singular)
Divjakoma (dual instrumental)
Divjaki (instrumental plural)


Dobovšek

/dɔbɔ̀ːʋʃɛk/


Dobovišek

/dɔbɔʋìːʃɛk/


Gregorič

/ɡrèːɡɔrit͡ʃ/


Trošt

From Middle High German trōst, from Old High German trōst.


Čebulj

From dialectal pronunciation of čebula (“onion”).


Erzar

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Erzar (nominative singular)
Erzara (dual nominative)
Erzari (nominative plural)
Erzara (genitive singular)
Erzarov (dual genitive)
Erzarov (genitive plural)
Erzaru (dative singular)
Erzaroma (dative dual)
Erzarom (dative plural)
Erzara (accusative singular)
Erzara (accusative dual)
Erzare (accusative plural)
Erzaru (locative singular)
Erzarih (dual locative)
Erzarih (locative plural)
Erzarom (instrumental singular)
Erzaroma (dual instrumental)
Erzari (instrumental plural)


Novljan

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Novljan (nominative singular)
Novljana (dual nominative)
Novljani (nominative plural)
Novljana (genitive singular)
Novljanov (dual genitive)
Novljanov (genitive plural)
Novljanu (dative singular)
Novljanoma (dative dual)
Novljanom (dative plural)
Novljana (accusative singular)
Novljana (accusative dual)
Novljane (accusative plural)
Novljanu (locative singular)
Novljanih (dual locative)
Novljanih (locative plural)
Novljanom (instrumental singular)
Novljanoma (dual instrumental)
Novljani (instrumental plural)


Franko

a male given name, equivalent to English Frank


Ravnik

Rȃvnik (animate canonical masculine)
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Ravnik (nominative singular)
Ravnika (dual nominative)
Ravniki (nominative plural)
Ravnika (genitive singular)
Ravnikov (dual genitive)
Ravnikov (genitive plural)
Ravniku (dative singular)
Ravnikoma (dative dual)
Ravnikom (dative plural)
Ravnika (accusative singular)
Ravnika (accusative dual)
Ravnike (accusative plural)
Ravniku (locative singular)
Ravnikih (dual locative)
Ravnikih (locative plural)
Ravnikom (instrumental singular)
Ravnikoma (dual instrumental)
Ravniki (instrumental plural)


Rižnar

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Rižnar (nominative singular)
Rižnara (dual nominative)
Rižnari (nominative plural)
Rižnara (genitive singular)
Rižnarov (dual genitive)
Rižnarov (genitive plural)
Rižnaru (dative singular)
Rižnaroma (dative dual)
Rižnarom (dative plural)
Rižnara (accusative singular)
Rižnara (accusative dual)
Rižnare (accusative plural)
Rižnaru (locative singular)
Rižnarih (dual locative)
Rižnarih (locative plural)
Rižnarom (instrumental singular)
Rižnaroma (dual instrumental)
Rižnari (instrumental plural)


Vida

Vȋda (canonical feminine)
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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)


Lipovec

/lìːpɔʋət͡s/


Madon

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Madon (nominative singular)
Madona (dual nominative)
Madoni (nominative plural)
Madona (genitive singular)
Madonov (dual genitive)
Madonov (genitive plural)
Madonu (dative singular)
Madonoma (dative dual)
Madonom (dative plural)
Madona (accusative singular)
Madona (accusative dual)
Madone (accusative plural)
Madonu (locative singular)
Madonih (dual locative)
Madonih (locative plural)
Madonom (instrumental singular)
Madonoma (dual instrumental)
Madoni (instrumental plural)


Levar

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Levar (nominative singular)
Levara (dual nominative)
Levari (nominative plural)
Levara (genitive singular)
Levarov (dual genitive)
Levarov (genitive plural)
Levaru (dative singular)
Levaroma (dative dual)
Levarom (dative plural)
Levara (accusative singular)
Levara (accusative dual)
Levare (accusative plural)
Levaru (locative singular)
Levarih (dual locative)
Levarih (locative plural)
Levarom (instrumental singular)
Levaroma (dual instrumental)
Levari (instrumental plural)


Mohar

Móhar (animate canonical masculine)
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Mohar (nominative singular)
Mohara (dual nominative)
Mohari (nominative plural)
Mohara (genitive singular)
Moharov (dual genitive)
Moharov (genitive plural)
Moharu (dative singular)
Moharoma (dative dual)
Moharom (dative plural)
Mohara (accusative singular)
Mohara (accusative dual)
Mohare (accusative plural)
Moharu (locative singular)
Moharih (dual locative)
Moharih (locative plural)
Moharom (instrumental singular)
Moharoma (dual instrumental)
Mohari (instrumental plural)


Mejak

Meják (animate canonical masculine)
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Mejak (nominative singular)
Mejaka (dual nominative)
Mejaki (nominative plural)
Mejaka (genitive singular)
Mejakov (dual genitive)
Mejakov (genitive plural)
Mejaku (dative singular)
Mejakoma (dative dual)
Mejakom (dative plural)
Mejaka (accusative singular)
Mejaka (accusative dual)
Mejake (accusative plural)
Mejaku (locative singular)
Mejakih (dual locative)
Mejakih (locative plural)
Mejakom (instrumental singular)
Mejakoma (dual instrumental)
Mejaki (instrumental plural)


Beno

Bẹ̑no (animate canonical masculine)
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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)
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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)
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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)


Radin

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Radin (nominative singular)
Radina (dual nominative)
Radini (nominative plural)
Radina (genitive singular)
Radinov (dual genitive)
Radinov (genitive plural)
Radinu (dative singular)
Radinoma (dative dual)
Radinom (dative plural)
Radina (accusative singular)
Radina (accusative dual)
Radine (accusative plural)
Radinu (locative singular)
Radinih (dual locative)
Radinih (locative plural)
Radinom (instrumental singular)
Radinoma (dual instrumental)
Radini (instrumental plural)


Edinburg

Édinburg (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Édinburg (nominative singular)
Édinburga (genitive singular)
Édinburgu (dative singular)
Édinburg (accusative singular)
Édinburgu (locative singular)
Édinburgom (instrumental singular)

Edinburgh (the capital city of Scotland)

Edinburgh, Edinburgh (a council area of Scotland)


Hribar

Hrȋbar (animate canonical masculine)
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Hribar (nominative singular)
Hribara (dual nominative)
Hribari (nominative plural)
Hribara (genitive singular)
Hribarov (dual genitive)
Hribarov (genitive plural)
Hribaru (dative singular)
Hribaroma (dative dual)
Hribarom (dative plural)
Hribara (accusative singular)
Hribara (accusative dual)
Hribare (accusative plural)
Hribaru (locative singular)
Hribarih (dual locative)
Hribarih (locative plural)
Hribarom (instrumental singular)
Hribaroma (dual instrumental)
Hribari (instrumental plural)


Neja

Nȇja (canonical feminine)
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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)


Ratej

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Ratej (nominative singular)
Rateja (dual nominative)
Rateji (nominative plural)
Rateja (genitive singular)
Ratejev (dual genitive)
Ratejev (genitive plural)
Rateju (dative singular)
Ratejema (dative dual)
Ratejem (dative plural)
Rateja (accusative singular)
Rateja (accusative dual)
Rateje (accusative plural)
Rateju (locative singular)
Ratejih (dual locative)
Ratejih (locative plural)
Ratejem (instrumental singular)
Ratejema (dual instrumental)
Rateji (instrumental plural)


Rotovnik

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Rotovnik (nominative singular)
Rotovnika (dual nominative)
Rotovniki (nominative plural)
Rotovnika (genitive singular)
Rotovnikov (dual genitive)
Rotovnikov (genitive plural)
Rotovniku (dative singular)
Rotovnikoma (dative dual)
Rotovnikom (dative plural)
Rotovnika (accusative singular)
Rotovnika (accusative dual)
Rotovnike (accusative plural)
Rotovniku (locative singular)
Rotovnikih (dual locative)
Rotovnikih (locative plural)
Rotovnikom (instrumental singular)
Rotovnikoma (dual instrumental)
Rotovniki (instrumental plural)


Felicijan

Felicijȃn (animate canonical masculine)
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Felicijan (nominative singular)
Felicijana (dual nominative)
Felicijani (nominative plural)
Felicijana (genitive singular)
Felicijanov (dual genitive)
Felicijanov (genitive plural)
Felicijanu (dative singular)
Felicijanoma (dative dual)
Felicijanom (dative plural)
Felicijana (accusative singular)
Felicijana (accusative dual)
Felicijane (accusative plural)
Felicijanu (locative singular)
Felicijanih (dual locative)
Felicijanih (locative plural)
Felicijanom (instrumental singular)
Felicijanoma (dual instrumental)
Felicijani (instrumental plural)


Andreaš

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


Jezus Kristus

Jẹ̑zus Krȋstus (animate canonical masculine)


Oskrt

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Oskrt (nominative singular)
Oskrta (dual nominative)
Oskrti (nominative plural)
Oskrta (genitive singular)
Oskrtov (dual genitive)
Oskrtov (genitive plural)
Oskrtu (dative singular)
Oskrtoma (dative dual)
Oskrtom (dative plural)
Oskrt (accusative singular)
Oskrta (accusative dual)
Oskrte (accusative plural)
Oskrtu (locative singular)
Oskrtih (dual locative)
Oskrtih (locative plural)
Oskrtom (instrumental singular)
Oskrtoma (dual instrumental)
Oskrti (instrumental plural)

Oskrt (a settlement in southern Slovenia)


Ahčin

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Ahčin (nominative singular)
Ahčina (dual nominative)
Ahčini (nominative plural)
Ahčina (genitive singular)
Ahčinov (dual genitive)
Ahčinov (genitive plural)
Ahčinu (dative singular)
Ahčinoma (dative dual)
Ahčinom (dative plural)
Ahčina (accusative singular)
Ahčina (accusative dual)
Ahčine (accusative plural)
Ahčinu (locative singular)
Ahčinih (dual locative)
Ahčinih (locative plural)
Ahčinom (instrumental singular)
Ahčinoma (dual instrumental)
Ahčini (instrumental plural)


Ihan

From earlier *Juhan, from a Proto-Slavic personal name such as *Vojuxanъ.


Lucija

Lucȋja (canonical feminine)
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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)


Rozalija

Rozálija (canonical feminine)
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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)


Lavra

Lȃvra (canonical feminine)
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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)


Urška

Ȗrška (canonical feminine)
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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)


Cvetka

Cvẹ̑tka (canonical feminine)
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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)


Brina

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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)


Andreja

Andrêja (canonical feminine)
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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)


Marjana

Marjȃna (canonical feminine)
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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)


Živa

Žíva (canonical feminine)
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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)


Tjaša

Tjȃša (canonical feminine)
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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)


Neža

Nẹ̑ža (canonical feminine)
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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)


Nuša

Núša (canonical feminine)
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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)


Bojana

Bojána (canonical feminine)
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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)


Dijana

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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)


Mojca

Mọ̑jca (canonical feminine)
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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)


Nastja

Nȃstja (canonical feminine)
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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)


Rupnik

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Rupnik (nominative singular)
Rupnika (dual nominative)
Rupniki (nominative plural)
Rupnika (genitive singular)
Rupnikov (dual genitive)
Rupnikov (genitive plural)
Rupniku (dative singular)
Rupnikoma (dative dual)
Rupnikom (dative plural)
Rupnika (accusative singular)
Rupnika (accusative dual)
Rupnike (accusative plural)
Rupniku (locative singular)
Rupnikih (dual locative)
Rupnikih (locative plural)
Rupnikom (instrumental singular)
Rupnikoma (dual instrumental)
Rupniki (instrumental plural)


Murko

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Murko (nominative singular)
Murka (dual nominative)
Murki (nominative plural)
Murka (genitive singular)
Murkov (dual genitive)
Murkov (genitive plural)
Murku (dative singular)
Murkoma (dative dual)
Murkom (dative plural)
Murka (accusative singular)
Murka (accusative dual)
Murke (accusative plural)
Murku (locative singular)
Murkih (dual locative)
Murkih (locative plural)
Murkom (instrumental singular)
Murkoma (dual instrumental)
Murki (instrumental plural)


Bačič

/bàːt͡ʃit͡ʃ/


Zlatorog

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


Andraž

Andrȃž (animate canonical masculine)
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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)


Miklavž

Miklȃvž (animate canonical masculine)
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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)


Primož

Prímož (animate canonical masculine)
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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)


Gašper

Gášper (animate canonical masculine)
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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 (animate canonical masculine)
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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)


Blaž

Blȃž (animate canonical masculine)
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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)


Berglez

Brglez (alternative)
Bergles (alternative)
Vergles (alternative)
Verglez (alternative)
Werglez (alternative)


Bergles

Berglez (alternative)
Brglez (alternative)
Vergles (alternative)
Verglez (alternative)
Werglez (alternative)


Vlado

Vlȃdo (animate canonical masculine)
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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)
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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)


Bizjak

Bízjak (animate canonical masculine)
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Bizjak (nominative singular)
Bizjaka (dual nominative)
Bizjaki (nominative plural)
Bizjaka (genitive singular)
Bizjakov (dual genitive)
Bizjakov (genitive plural)
Bizjaku (dative singular)
Bizjakoma (dative dual)
Bizjakom (dative plural)
Bizjaka (accusative singular)
Bizjaka (accusative dual)
Bizjake (accusative plural)
Bizjaku (locative singular)
Bizjakih (dual locative)
Bizjakih (locative plural)
Bizjakom (instrumental singular)
Bizjakoma (dual instrumental)
Bizjaki (instrumental plural)


Dežman

Déžman (animate canonical masculine)
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Dežman (nominative singular)
Dežmana (dual nominative)
Dežmani (nominative plural)
Dežmana (genitive singular)
Dežmanov (dual genitive)
Dežmanov (genitive plural)
Dežmanu (dative singular)
Dežmanoma (dative dual)
Dežmanom (dative plural)
Dežmana (accusative singular)
Dežmana (accusative dual)
Dežmane (accusative plural)
Dežmanu (locative singular)
Dežmanih (dual locative)
Dežmanih (locative plural)
Dežmanom (instrumental singular)
Dežmanoma (dual instrumental)
Dežmani (instrumental plural)


Drnovšek

Drnóvšek (animate canonical masculine)
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Drnovšek (nominative singular)
Drnovška (dual nominative)
Drnovški (nominative plural)
Drnovška (genitive singular)
Drnovškov (dual genitive)
Drnovškov (genitive plural)
Drnovšku (dative singular)
Drnovškoma (dative dual)
Drnovškom (dative plural)
Drnovška (accusative singular)
Drnovška (accusative dual)
Drnovške (accusative plural)
Drnovšku (locative singular)
Drnovških (dual locative)
Drnovških (locative plural)
Drnovškom (instrumental singular)
Drnovškoma (dual instrumental)
Drnovški (instrumental plural)

/dərnɔ̀ːʋʃɛk/


Boštjan

Boštjȃn (animate canonical masculine)
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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)
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Bọ̑rut (nominative singular)
Bọ̑ruta (genitive singular)
Bọ̑rutu (dative singular)
Bọ̑ruta (accusative singular)
Bọ̑rutu (locative singular)
Bọ̑rutom (instrumental singular)


Uršič

Ȗršič m anim (female equivalent Ȗršička)

Ȗršič (animate canonical masculine)
Ȗršička (feminine)


Petrič

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Petrič (nominative singular)
Petriča (dual nominative)
Petriči (nominative plural)
Petriča (genitive singular)
Petričev (dual genitive)
Petričev (genitive plural)
Petriču (dative singular)
Petričema (dative dual)
Petričem (dative plural)
Petriča (accusative singular)
Petriča (accusative dual)
Petriče (accusative plural)
Petriču (locative singular)
Petričih (dual locative)
Petričih (locative plural)
Petričem (instrumental singular)
Petričema (dual instrumental)
Petriči (instrumental plural)


Jožica

Jọ̑žica (canonical feminine)
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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)


Petek

Pẹ́tek m anim (female equivalent Pẹ́tkovka)

Pẹ́tek (animate canonical masculine)
Pẹ́tkovka (feminine)


Kučan

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Kučan (nominative singular)
Kučana (dual nominative)
Kučani (nominative plural)
Kučana (genitive singular)
Kučanov (dual genitive)
Kučanov (genitive plural)
Kučanu (dative singular)
Kučanoma (dative dual)
Kučanom (dative plural)
Kučana (accusative singular)
Kučana (accusative dual)
Kučane (accusative plural)
Kučanu (locative singular)
Kučanih (dual locative)
Kučanih (locative plural)
Kučanom (instrumental singular)
Kučanoma (dual instrumental)
Kučani (instrumental plural)


Kastelic

Kastẹ̑lic m anim (female equivalent Kastẹ̑lka)

Kastẹ̑lic (animate canonical masculine)
Kastẹ̑lka (feminine)


Snoj

Snòj (animate canonical masculine)
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Snoj (nominative singular)
Snoja (dual nominative)
Snoji (nominative plural)
Snoja (genitive singular)
Snojev (dual genitive)
Snojev (genitive plural)
Snoju (dative singular)
Snojema (dative dual)
Snojem (dative plural)
Snoja (accusative singular)
Snoja (accusative dual)
Snoje (accusative plural)
Snoju (locative singular)
Snojih (dual locative)
Snojih (locative plural)
Snojem (instrumental singular)
Snojema (dual instrumental)
Snoji (instrumental plural)


Taja

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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)


Golob

Golọ̑b m anim (female equivalent Golọ̑bovka)

Golọ̑b (animate canonical masculine)
Golọ̑bovka (feminine)
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Golọ̑b (nominative singular)
Golọ̑ba (genitive singular)
Golọ̑bu (dative singular)
Golọ̑ba (accusative singular)
Golọ̑bu (locative singular)
Golọ̑bom (instrumental singular)


Manca

Mȃnca (canonical feminine)
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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)


Pogačar

Pogȃčar m anim (female equivalent Pogȃčarica)

Pogȃčar (animate canonical masculine)
Pogȃčarica (feminine)

/pɔɡáːt͡ʃar/


Tadej

Tadȇj (animate canonical masculine)
Tadȇja (feminine)

a male given name, equivalent to English Thaddeus


Tilen

Tílen (animate canonical masculine)
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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)
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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)
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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)


Oblak

Oblȃk m anim (female equivalent Oblȃkovka)

Oblȃk (animate canonical masculine)
Oblȃkovka (feminine)
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Oblak (nominative singular)
Oblaka (dual nominative)
Oblaki (nominative plural)
Oblaka (genitive singular)
Oblakov (dual genitive)
Oblakov (genitive plural)
Oblaku (dative singular)
Oblakoma (dative dual)
Oblakom (dative plural)
Oblaka (accusative singular)
Oblaka (accusative dual)
Oblake (accusative plural)
Oblaku (locative singular)
Oblakih (dual locative)
Oblakih (locative plural)
Oblakom (instrumental singular)
Oblakoma (dual instrumental)
Oblaki (instrumental plural)


Zupančič

Zupȃnčič m anim (female equivalent Zupȃnčička)

Zupȃnčič (animate canonical masculine)
Zupȃnčička (feminine)


Pintarič

Píntarič (animate canonical masculine)
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Píntarič (nominative singular)
Píntariča (dual nominative)
Píntariči (nominative plural)
Píntariča (genitive singular)
Píntaričev (dual genitive)
Píntaričev (genitive plural)
Píntariču (dative singular)
Píntaričema (dative dual)
Píntaričem (dative plural)
Píntariča (accusative singular)
Píntariča (accusative dual)
Píntariče (accusative plural)
Píntariču (locative singular)
Píntaričih (dual locative)
Píntaričih (locative plural)
Píntaričem (instrumental singular)
Píntaričema (dual instrumental)
Píntariči (instrumental plural)


Strašek

Strȃsek m anim (female equivalent Strȃskovka)

Strȃsek (animate canonical masculine)
Strȃskovka (feminine)


Skok

Skòk (animate canonical masculine)
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Skok (nominative singular)
Skoka (dual nominative)
Skoki (nominative plural)
Skoka (genitive singular)
Skokov (dual genitive)
Skokov (genitive plural)
Skoku (dative singular)
Skokoma (dative dual)
Skokom (dative plural)
Skoka (accusative singular)
Skoka (accusative dual)
Skoke (accusative plural)
Skoku (locative singular)
Skokih (dual locative)
Skokih (locative plural)
Skokom (instrumental singular)
Skokoma (dual instrumental)
Skoki (instrumental plural)


Jasna

Jȃsna (canonical feminine)
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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

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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)


Logar

Lógar (animate canonical masculine)
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Logar (nominative singular)
Logara (dual nominative)
Logari (nominative plural)
Logara (genitive singular)
Logarov (dual genitive)
Logarov (genitive plural)
Logaru (dative singular)
Logaroma (dative dual)
Logarom (dative plural)
Logara (accusative singular)
Logara (accusative dual)
Logare (accusative plural)
Logaru (locative singular)
Logarih (dual locative)
Logarih (locative plural)
Logarom (instrumental singular)
Logaroma (dual instrumental)
Logari (instrumental plural)


Kek

Kék (animate canonical masculine)
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Kek (nominative singular)
Keka (dual nominative)
Keki (nominative plural)
Keka (genitive singular)
Kekov (dual genitive)
Kekov (genitive plural)
Keku (dative singular)
Kekoma (dative dual)
Kekom (dative plural)
Keka (accusative singular)
Keka (accusative dual)
Keke (accusative plural)
Keku (locative singular)
Kekih (dual locative)
Kekih (locative plural)
Kekom (instrumental singular)
Kekoma (dual instrumental)
Keki (instrumental plural)


Severna Makedonija

Séverna Makedónija m animacy unspecified

North Macedonia
North Macedonia#English:_Q221

Balkan Peninsula
Balkan Peninsula#English

North Macedonia (a country on the Balkan Peninsula in Southeast Europe)


Maribor

Máribor (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Máribor (nominative singular)
Máribora (genitive singular)
Máriboru (dative singular)
Máribor (accusative singular)
Máriboru (locative singular)
Máriborom (instrumental singular)


Jesenice

Jeseníce (canonical feminine)
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Jeseníce (nominative plural)
Jeseníc (genitive plural)
Jesenícam (dative plural)
Jeseníce (accusative plural)
Jesenícah (locative plural)
Jesenícami (instrumental plural)


Pregl

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Pregel (nominative singular)
Pregla (dual nominative)
Pregli (nominative plural)
Pregla (genitive singular)
Preglov (dual genitive)
Preglov (genitive plural)
Preglu (dative singular)
Pregloma (dative dual)
Preglom (dative plural)
Pregla (accusative singular)
Pregla (accusative dual)
Pregle (accusative plural)
Preglu (locative singular)
Preglih (dual locative)
Preglih (locative plural)
Preglom (instrumental singular)
Pregloma (dual instrumental)
Pregli (instrumental plural)


Koman

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Koman (nominative singular)
Komana (dual nominative)
Komani (nominative plural)
Komana (genitive singular)
Komanov (dual genitive)
Komanov (genitive plural)
Komanu (dative singular)
Komanoma (dative dual)
Komanom (dative plural)
Komana (accusative singular)
Komana (accusative dual)
Komane (accusative plural)
Komanu (locative singular)
Komanih (dual locative)
Komanih (locative plural)
Komanom (instrumental singular)
Komanoma (dual instrumental)
Komani (instrumental plural)


Pahor

Páhor m anim (female equivalent Páhorka)

Páhor (animate canonical masculine)
Páhorka (feminine)


Rajmund

Rȃjmund (animate canonical masculine)
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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


Mirna

Mȋrna (canonical)
Mírna (canonical feminine plural)

Dissimilation from Proto-Slavic *nyřati.


Brezovica pri Mirni

sl-noun

Brẹ́zovica pri Mȋrni or Brẹ́zovica pri Mírni f

Brẹ́zovica pri Mȋrni (canonical)
Brẹ́zovica pri Mírni (canonical feminine)

Brezovica pri Mirni
Brezovica pri Mirni#English

Brezovica pri Mirni (a village in central Slovenia)


Celje

Cêlje (canonical neuter)
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Cêlje (nominative singular)
Cêlja (genitive singular)
Cêlju (dative singular)
Cêlje (accusative singular)
Cêlju (locative singular)
Cêljem (instrumental singular)


Kopina

kopína m animacy unspecified (canonical)


Marjeta

Marjêta (canonical feminine)
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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


Mokoš

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

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

lbor

To vlogo lahko prevzame Mokoš, edino žensko božanstvo Vladimirjevega panteona

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

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


Stana

Stȃna (canonical feminine)
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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)


Nubija

Núbija (canonical feminine)
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Núbija (nominative singular)
Núbije (genitive singular)
Núbiji (dative singular)
Núbijo (accusative singular)
Núbiji (locative singular)
Núbijo (instrumental singular)

Nubia (a historical region in the upper Nile)


Acman

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Acman (nominative singular)
Acmana (dual nominative)
Acmani (nominative plural)
Acmana (genitive singular)
Acmanov (dual genitive)
Acmanov (genitive plural)
Acmanu (dative singular)
Acmanoma (dative dual)
Acmanom (dative plural)
Acmana (accusative singular)
Acmana (accusative dual)
Acmane (accusative plural)
Acmanu (locative singular)
Acmanih (dual locative)
Acmanih (locative plural)
Acmanom (instrumental singular)
Acmanoma (dual instrumental)
Acmani (instrumental plural)


Ahlin

Ahlín (animate canonical masculine)
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Ahlin (nominative singular)
Ahlina (dual nominative)
Ahlini (nominative plural)
Ahlina (genitive singular)
Ahlinov (dual genitive)
Ahlinov (genitive plural)
Ahlinu (dative singular)
Ahlinoma (dative dual)
Ahlinom (dative plural)
Ahlina (accusative singular)
Ahlina (accusative dual)
Ahline (accusative plural)
Ahlinu (locative singular)
Ahlinih (dual locative)
Ahlinih (locative plural)
Ahlinom (instrumental singular)
Ahlinoma (dual instrumental)
Ahlini (instrumental plural)


Ajd

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Ajd (nominative singular)
Ajda (dual nominative)
Ajdi (nominative plural)
Ajda (genitive singular)
Ajdov (dual genitive)
Ajdov (genitive plural)
Ajdu (dative singular)
Ajdoma (dative dual)
Ajdom (dative plural)
Ajda (accusative singular)
Ajda (accusative dual)
Ajde (accusative plural)
Ajdu (locative singular)
Ajdih (dual locative)
Ajdih (locative plural)
Ajdom (instrumental singular)
Ajdoma (dual instrumental)
Ajdi (instrumental plural)


Apačnik

Ápačnik (animate canonical masculine)
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Apačnik (nominative singular)
Apačnika (dual nominative)
Apačniki (nominative plural)
Apačnika (genitive singular)
Apačnikov (dual genitive)
Apačnikov (genitive plural)
Apačniku (dative singular)
Apačnikoma (dative dual)
Apačnikom (dative plural)
Apačnika (accusative singular)
Apačnika (accusative dual)
Apačnike (accusative plural)
Apačniku (locative singular)
Apačnikih (dual locative)
Apačnikih (locative plural)
Apačnikom (instrumental singular)
Apačnikoma (dual instrumental)
Apačniki (instrumental plural)


Avguštin

Avguštȋn (animate canonical masculine)
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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)