Iran

Irân (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Irân (nominative singular)
Irâna (genitive singular)
Irânu (dative singular)
Irân (accusative singular)
Irânu (locative singular)
Irânom (instrumental singular)

Iran (a country in West Asia, in the Middle East)


Malta

Mȃlta (canonical feminine)
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Málta (nominative singular)
Málte (genitive singular)
Málti (dative singular)
Málto (accusative singular)
Málti (locative singular)
Málto (instrumental singular)

Malta (an archipelago and country in Southern Europe, in the Mediterranean Sea)

Malta (the largest island in the Maltese Archipelago)


Oman

Ọ̑man (animate canonical masculine)
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Oman (nominative singular)
Omana (dual nominative)
Omani (nominative plural)
Omana (genitive singular)
Omanov (dual genitive)
Omanov (genitive plural)
Omanu (dative singular)
Omanoma (dative dual)
Omanom (dative plural)
Omana (accusative singular)
Omana (accusative dual)
Omane (accusative plural)
Omanu (locative singular)
Omanih (dual locative)
Omanih (locative plural)
Omanom (instrumental singular)
Omanoma (dual instrumental)
Omani (instrumental plural)


San Marino

Sán Maríno (canonical neuter)
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Sán Maríno (nominative singular)
Sán Marína (genitive singular)
Sán Marínu (dative singular)
Sán Maríno (accusative singular)
Sán Marínu (locative singular)
Sán Marínom (instrumental singular)

San Marino (a landlocked microstate in Southern Europe, located within the borders of Italy)

San Marino (the capital city of San Marino)


Jupiter

Jȗpitər (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Júpiter (nominative singular)
Júpitra (genitive singular)
Júpitru (dative singular)
Júpiter (accusative singular)
Júpitru (locative singular)
Júpitrom (instrumental singular)
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Júpiter (nominative singular)
Júpitra (genitive singular)
Júpitru (dative singular)
Júpitra (accusative singular)
Júpitru (locative singular)
Júpitrom (instrumental singular)

planets of the Solar System: planéti osónčja: Merkúr · Vénera · Zémlja · Márs · Júpiter · Satúrn · Urán · Neptún [edit]


Sydney

Sy̑dney (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Sydney (nominative singular)
Sydneyja (genitive singular)
Sydneyju (dative singular)
Sydney (accusative singular)
Sydneyju (locative singular)
Sydneyjem (instrumental singular)

(uncountable) Sydney (a major port city, the state capital of New South Wales, Australia, and the most populous city in Australia)

(uncountable) Sydney (a seaport and former city in Nova Scotia, Canada, now part of the amalgamated Cape Breton Regional Municipality on Cape Breton Island)


Leon

Lẹ̑on (animate canonical masculine)
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Léon (nominative singular)
Léona (genitive singular)
Léonu (dative singular)
Léona (accusative singular)
Léonu (locative singular)
Léonom (instrumental singular)


Amsterdam

Ámsterdam (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Ámsterdam (nominative singular)
Ámsterdama (genitive singular)
Ámsterdamu (dative singular)
Ámsterdam (accusative singular)
Ámsterdamu (locative singular)
Ámsterdamom (instrumental singular)

Amsterdam (a city and municipality of North Holland, Netherlands; the capital city of the Netherlands)


London

Lóndon (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Lóndon (nominative singular)
Lóndona (genitive singular)
Lóndonu (dative singular)
Lóndon (accusative singular)
Lóndonu (locative singular)
Lóndonom (instrumental singular)

London (the capital city of the United Kingdom; the capital city of England)


Stockholm

Stóckholm (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Stóckholm (nominative singular)
Stóckholma (genitive singular)
Stóckholmu (dative singular)
Stóckholm (accusative singular)
Stóckholmu (locative singular)
Stóckholmom (instrumental singular)


Madrid

Madríd (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Madríd (nominative singular)
Madrída (genitive singular)
Madrídu (dative singular)
Madríd (accusative singular)
Madrídu (locative singular)
Madrídom (instrumental singular)


Ankara

Ánkara (canonical feminine)
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Ánkara (nominative singular)
Ánkare (genitive singular)
Ánkari (dative singular)
Ánkaro (accusative singular)
Ánkari (locative singular)
Ánkaro (instrumental singular)

Ankara (the capital city of Turkey and the capital of Ankara Province)

Ankara (a province and metropolitan municipality in central Turkey around the city)


Barcelona

Barcelona (the capital city of Catalonia, Spain)


Berlin

Berlín (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Berlín (nominative singular)
Berlína (genitive singular)
Berlínu (dative singular)
Berlín (accusative singular)
Berlínu (locative singular)
Berlínom (instrumental singular)

Berlin (the capital and largest city of Germany)

Berlin (a state of Germany, containing the capital city)


Dublin

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Dublin (nominative singular)
Dublina (genitive singular)
Dublinu (dative singular)
Dublin (accusative singular)
Dublinu (locative singular)
Dublinom (instrumental singular)


Helsinki

Hélsinki (canonical masculine plural)
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Hélsinki (nominative plural)
Hélsinkov (genitive plural)
Hélsinkom (dative plural)
Hélsinke (accusative plural)
Hélsinkih (locative plural)
Hélsinki (instrumental plural)

Helsinki (the capital city of Finland; a municipality, the capital of the region of Uusimaa, Finland)


Milan

Mȋlan (animate canonical masculine)
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Milan (nominative singular)
Milana (dual nominative)
Milani (nominative plural)
Milana (genitive singular)
Milanov (dual genitive)
Milanov (genitive plural)
Milanu (dative singular)
Milanoma (dative dual)
Milanom (dative plural)
Milana (accusative singular)
Milana (accusative dual)
Milane (accusative plural)
Milanu (locative singular)
Milanih (dual locative)
Milanih (locative plural)
Milanom (instrumental singular)
Milanoma (dual instrumental)
Milani (instrumental plural)


Oslo

Óslo (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Óslo (nominative singular)
Ósla (genitive singular)
Óslu (dative singular)
Óslo (accusative singular)
Óslu (locative singular)
Óslom (instrumental singular)

Oslo (a county and municipality, the capital city of Norway)


Verona

Verọ̑na (canonical feminine)
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Verona (nominative singular)
Veroni (dual nominative)
Verone (nominative plural)
Verone (genitive singular)
Veron (dual genitive)
Veron (genitive plural)
Veroni (dative singular)
Veronama (dative dual)
Veronam (dative plural)
Verono (accusative singular)
Veroni (accusative dual)
Verone (accusative plural)
Veroni (locative singular)
Veronah (dual locative)
Veronah (locative plural)
Verono (instrumental singular)
Veronama (dual instrumental)
Veronami (instrumental plural)


Zagreb

Zágreb (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Zágreb (nominative singular)
Zágreba (genitive singular)
Zágrebu (dative singular)
Zágreb (accusative singular)
Zágrebu (locative singular)
Zágrebom (instrumental singular)

Zagreb (the capital and largest city of Croatia)


Egipt

Egȋpt (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Egípt (nominative singular)
Egípta (genitive singular)
Egíptu (dative singular)
Egípt (accusative singular)
Egíptu (locative singular)
Egíptom (instrumental singular)

Egypt (a country in North Africa and Western Asia)


Saturn

Satúrn (animate canonical masculine)
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Satúrn (nominative singular)
Satúrna (genitive singular)
Satúrnu (dative singular)
Satúrn (accusative singular)
Satúrnu (locative singular)
Satúrnom (instrumental singular)
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Satúrn (nominative singular)
Satúrna (genitive singular)
Satúrnu (dative singular)
Satúrna (accusative singular)
Satúrnu (locative singular)
Satúrnom (instrumental singular)


Jerman

Jérman (animate canonical masculine)
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Jerman (nominative singular)
Jermana (dual nominative)
Jermani (nominative plural)
Jermana (genitive singular)
Jermanov (dual genitive)
Jermanov (genitive plural)
Jermanu (dative singular)
Jermanoma (dative dual)
Jermanom (dative plural)
Jermana (accusative singular)
Jermana (accusative dual)
Jermane (accusative plural)
Jermanu (locative singular)
Jermanih (dual locative)
Jermanih (locative plural)
Jermanom (instrumental singular)
Jermanoma (dual instrumental)
Jermani (instrumental plural)


Bratislava

Brátislava (canonical feminine)
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Brátislava (nominative singular)
Brátislave (genitive singular)
Brátislavi (dative singular)
Brátislavo (accusative singular)
Brátislavi (locative singular)
Brátislavo (instrumental singular)

Bratislava (the capital city of Slovakia)


Bern

Bêrn (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Bêrn (nominative singular)
Bêrna (genitive singular)
Bêrnu (dative singular)
Bêrn (accusative singular)
Bêrnu (locative singular)
Bêrnom (instrumental singular)


Peter

Pẹ́tər (animate canonical masculine)
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Péter (nominative singular)
Pétra (genitive singular)
Pétru (dative singular)
Pétra (accusative singular)
Pétru (locative singular)
Pétrom (instrumental singular)

a male given name, equivalent to English Peter


Irsko

accusative/instrumental singular of Ȋrska


Tim

Tȋm (animate canonical masculine)
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Tim (nominative singular)
Tima (dual nominative)
Timi (nominative plural)
Tima (genitive singular)
Timov (dual genitive)
Timov (genitive plural)
Timu (dative singular)
Timoma (dative dual)
Timom (dative plural)
Tima (accusative singular)
Tima (accusative dual)
Time (accusative plural)
Timu (locative singular)
Timih (dual locative)
Timih (locative plural)
Timom (instrumental singular)
Timoma (dual instrumental)
Timi (instrumental plural)


Mesija

Mesȋja (animate canonical masculine)
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Mesíja (nominative singular)
Mesíje (genitive singular)
Mesíji (dative singular)
Mesíjo (accusative singular)
Mesíji (locative singular)
Mesíjo (instrumental singular)
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Mesíja (nominative singular)
Mesíja (genitive singular)
Mesíju (dative singular)
Mesíja (accusative singular)
Mesíju (locative singular)
Mesíjem (instrumental singular)


Ivan

Ȋvan (animate canonical masculine)
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Ívan (nominative singular)
Ívana (dual nominative)
Ívani (nominative plural)
Ívana (genitive singular)
Ívanov (dual genitive)
Ívanov (genitive plural)
Ívanu (dative singular)
Ívanoma (dative dual)
Ívanom (dative plural)
Ívana (accusative singular)
Ívana (accusative dual)
Ívane (accusative plural)
Ívanu (locative singular)
Ívanih (dual locative)
Ívanih (locative plural)
Ívanom (instrumental singular)
Ívanoma (dual instrumental)
Ívani (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English John


Irak

Irȃk (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Irák (nominative singular)
Iráka (genitive singular)
Iráku (dative singular)
Irák (accusative singular)
Iráku (locative singular)
Irákom (instrumental singular)

Iraq (a country in Western Asia, in the Middle East)


Slovenija

Slovẹ́nija (canonical feminine)
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Slovénija (nominative singular)
Slovénije (genitive singular)
Slovéniji (dative singular)
Slovénijo (accusative singular)
Slovéniji (locative singular)
Slovénijo (instrumental singular)

Balkan Peninsula
Balkan Peninsula#English

Slovenia (a country on the Balkan Peninsula in Central Europe)


Simon

Sȋmon (animate canonical masculine)
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Simon (nominative singular)
Simona (dual nominative)
Simoni (nominative plural)
Simona (genitive singular)
Simonov (dual genitive)
Simonov (genitive plural)
Simonu (dative singular)
Simonoma (dative dual)
Simonom (dative plural)
Simona (accusative singular)
Simona (accusative dual)
Simone (accusative plural)
Simonu (locative singular)
Simonih (dual locative)
Simonih (locative plural)
Simonom (instrumental singular)
Simonoma (dual instrumental)
Simoni (instrumental plural)


Kamerun

Kȃmerun (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Kámerun (nominative singular)
Kámeruna (genitive singular)
Kámerunu (dative singular)
Kámerun (accusative singular)
Kámerunu (locative singular)
Kámerunom (instrumental singular)


Kanada

Kȃnada (canonical feminine)
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Kánada (nominative singular)
Kánade (genitive singular)
Kánadi (dative singular)
Kánado (accusative singular)
Kánadi (locative singular)
Kánado (instrumental singular)


Istanbul

Ȋstanbul (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Ístanbul (nominative singular)
Ístanbula (genitive singular)
Ístanbulu (dative singular)
Ístanbul (accusative singular)
Ístanbulu (locative singular)
Ístanbulom (instrumental singular)


Afrika

Ȃfrika (canonical feminine)
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Áfrika (nominative singular)
Áfrike (genitive singular)
Áfriki (dative singular)
Áfriko (accusative singular)
Áfriki (locative singular)
Áfriko (instrumental singular)

Africa (the continent south of Europe and between the Atlantic and Indian Oceans)

(historical) Africa (a former province of the Roman Empire, containing what is now Tunisia and portions of coastal Algeria and Libya)


Atene

Atẹ̑ne (canonical feminine plural)
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Aténe (nominative plural)
Atén (genitive plural)
Aténam (dative plural)
Aténe (accusative plural)
Aténah (locative plural)
Aténami (instrumental plural)


Katalonija

Katalọ́nija (canonical feminine)
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Katalónija (nominative singular)
Katalónije (genitive singular)
Katalóniji (dative singular)
Katalónijo (accusative singular)
Katalóniji (locative singular)
Katalónijo (instrumental singular)

autonomous community
autonomous community

Catalonia (an autonomous community in northeast Spain)


Čad

Čȃd (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Čád (nominative singular)
Čáda (genitive singular)
Čádu (dative singular)
Čád (accusative singular)
Čádu (locative singular)
Čádom (instrumental singular)


Čile

Čȋle (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Číle (nominative singular)
Číla (genitive singular)
Čílu (dative singular)
Číle (accusative singular)
Čílu (locative singular)
Čílom (instrumental singular)


Hercegovina

Hercegovína (canonical feminine)
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Hercegovína (nominative singular)
Hercegovíne (genitive singular)
Hercegovíni (dative singular)
Hercegovíno (accusative singular)
Hercegovíni (locative singular)
Hercegovíno (instrumental singular)

/xɛrt͡sɛɡɔʋìːna/

Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bosnia and Herzegovina#English

Herzegovina (a historical region consisting of the southern one-fourth of Bosnia and Herzegovina)


Bosna

Bọ̑sna (canonical feminine)
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Bósna (nominative singular)
Bósne (genitive singular)
Bósni (dative singular)
Bósno (accusative singular)
Bósni (locative singular)
Bósno (instrumental singular)

Bosnia (a geographic region of Bosnia and Herzegovina, consisting of the northern three fourths of the country)

Bósna in Hercegovína
Bosna in Hercegovina#Slovene

Bosnia (a country in southeast Europe; in full, Bósna in Hercegovína)

Bosna (a major river in Bosnia and Herzegovina)


Afganistan

Afgȃnistan (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Afgánistan (nominative singular)
Afgánistana (genitive singular)
Afgánistanu (dative singular)
Afgánistan (accusative singular)
Afgánistanu (locative singular)
Afgánistanom (instrumental singular)

Afghanistan (a landlocked country between Central Asia and South Asia)


Srbija

Sȓbija (canonical feminine)
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Sŕbija (nominative singular)
Sŕbije (genitive singular)
Sŕbiji (dative singular)
Sŕbijo (accusative singular)
Sŕbiji (locative singular)
Sŕbijo (instrumental singular)

Southeast Europe
Southeast Europe#English

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


Evropa

Evrọ̑pa (canonical feminine)
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Evrópa (nominative singular)
Evrópe (genitive singular)
Evrópi (dative singular)
Evrópo (accusative singular)
Evrópi (locative singular)
Evrópo (instrumental singular)

Europe (a continent located west of Asia and north of Africa)

(Greek mythology) Europa (several characters, most notably a Phoenician princess abducted to Crete by Zeus)

(astronomy) Europa (52 Europa, a main belt asteroid; not to be confused with the Jovian moon)


Makedonija

sl-proper noun

Makedọ́nija f (relational adjective makedónski)

Makedọ́nija (canonical feminine)
makedónski (adjective relational)
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Makedónija (nominative singular)
Makedónije (genitive singular)
Makedóniji (dative singular)
Makedónijo (accusative singular)
Makedóniji (locative singular)
Makedónijo (instrumental singular)

Macedonia (a geographic region in Southeast Europe in the Balkans, including North Macedonia and parts of Greece, Bulgaria, Albania and Serbia)

(historical) Macedonia (an ancient Greek kingdom in Southeast Europe)

Macedonia (former name of North Macedonia, a country in Southeast Europe in the Balkans)

administrative region
administrative region

Macedonia (a geographic region and former administrative region of Greece)

Bulgarian Macedonia
Bulgarian Macedonia#English

Macedonia (a geographic region in southwestern Bulgaria; in full, Pirin Macedonia or Bulgarian Macedonia)

(historical) Macedonia (a former constituent republic of Yugoslavia)


Vojvodina

Vọ̑jvodina (canonical feminine)
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Vójvodina (nominative singular)
Vójvodine (genitive singular)
Vójvodini (dative singular)
Vójvodino (accusative singular)
Vójvodini (locative singular)
Vójvodino (instrumental singular)

From Serbo-Croatian Vòjvodina. Compare vójvodina.

Vojvodina (a northern autonomous province of Serbia)


Amerika

Amȇrika (canonical feminine)
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Amêrika (nominative singular)
Amêrike (genitive singular)
Amêriki (dative singular)
Amêriko (accusative singular)
Amêriki (locative singular)
Amêriko (instrumental singular)

America, the Americas (a supercontinent consisting of North America, Central America and South America regarded as a whole; in full, the Americas)

United States of America
United States of America#English

Zdrúžene držáve Amêrike
Združene države Amerike#Slovene

America, United States of America (a country in North America; in full, Zdrúžene držáve Amêrike)


Jugoslavija

Jugoslávija (canonical feminine)
Jugoslávija (nominative singular)
Jugoslávije (genitive singular)
Jugosláviji (dative singular)
Jugoslávijo (accusative singular)
Jugosláviji (locative singular)
Jugoslávijo (instrumental singular)
Jugoslávija (singular vocative)

Slovenija dobro ve, kaj je populizem. Videli smo, kaj je naredil na območju bivše Jugoslavije. Da, to je bil populizem. Čeprav spomin bledi, se je koncept slovenskega upora proti populizmu ohranil. In se danes kaže na te inovativne načine. Kar je zelo dobro.

2024 December 27, Grega Repovž, Uvodnik / Nevarni časi:

Slovenia knows well what populism is. We saw what it did in the former Yugoslavia. Yes, that was populism. Although memory fades, the concept of Slovenian resistance against populism has been preserved. And it is manifested today in these innovative ways. Which is very good.

Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bosnia and Herzegovina

(historical) Yugoslavia (a former country in Southeast Europe in the Balkans, now split into 7 countries: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, North Macedonia, Montenegro, Kosovo, Serbia, and Slovenia)


Ada

Áda (canonical feminine)
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Ada (nominative singular)
Adi (dual nominative)
Ade (nominative plural)
Ade (genitive singular)
Ad (dual genitive)
Ad (genitive plural)
Adi (dative singular)
Adama (dative dual)
Adam (dative plural)
Ado (accusative singular)
Adi (accusative dual)
Ade (accusative plural)
Adi (locative singular)
Adah (dual locative)
Adah (locative plural)
Ado (instrumental singular)
Adama (dual instrumental)
Adami (instrumental plural)


Ana

Ána (canonical feminine)
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Ána (nominative singular)
Áni (dual nominative)
Áne (nominative plural)
Áne (genitive singular)
Án (dual genitive)
Án (genitive plural)
Áni (dative singular)
Ánama (dative dual)
Ánam (dative plural)
Áno (accusative singular)
Áni (accusative dual)
Áne (accusative plural)
Áni (locative singular)
Ánah (dual locative)
Ánah (locative plural)
Áno (instrumental singular)
Ánama (dual instrumental)
Ánami (instrumental plural)

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


Bog

Bọ̑g (animate canonical masculine)
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Bog (nominative singular)
Boga (genitive singular)
Bogu (dative singular)
Boga (accusative singular)
Bogu (locative singular)
Bogom (instrumental singular)


Bor

Bôr (animate canonical masculine)
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Bor (nominative singular)
Bora (dual nominative)
Bori (nominative plural)
Bora (genitive singular)
Borov (dual genitive)
Borov (genitive plural)
Boru (dative singular)
Boroma (dative dual)
Borom (dative plural)
Bora (accusative singular)
Bora (accusative dual)
Bore (accusative plural)
Boru (locative singular)
Borih (dual locative)
Borih (locative plural)
Borom (instrumental singular)
Boroma (dual instrumental)
Bori (instrumental plural)


Damask

Damȃsk (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Damásk (nominative singular)
Damáska (genitive singular)
Damásku (dative singular)
Damásk (accusative singular)
Damásku (locative singular)
Damáskom (instrumental singular)

Damascus (the capital city of Syria; an ancient settlement, the ancient capital of various polities, most notably the Umayyad Caliphate from 661 to 744 CE and Aram-Damascus, existing from the 12th to 8th centuries BCE)


Franc

Frȁnc (animate canonical masculine)
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Frànc (nominative singular)
Fránca (genitive singular)
Fráncu (dative singular)
Fránca (accusative singular)
Fráncu (locative singular)
Fráncem (instrumental singular)


Gal

Gál (animate canonical masculine)
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Gal (nominative singular)
Gala (dual nominative)
Gali (nominative plural)
Gala (genitive singular)
Galov (dual genitive)
Galov (genitive plural)
Galu (dative singular)
Galoma (dative dual)
Galom (dative plural)
Gala (accusative singular)
Gala (accusative dual)
Gale (accusative plural)
Galu (locative singular)
Galih (dual locative)
Galih (locative plural)
Galom (instrumental singular)
Galoma (dual instrumental)
Gali (instrumental plural)


Kata

Kȃta (canonical feminine)
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Kata (nominative singular)
Kati (dual nominative)
Kate (nominative plural)
Kate (genitive singular)
Kat (dual genitive)
Kat (genitive plural)
Kati (dative singular)
Katama (dative dual)
Katam (dative plural)
Kato (accusative singular)
Kati (accusative dual)
Kate (accusative plural)
Kati (locative singular)
Katah (dual locative)
Katah (locative plural)
Kato (instrumental singular)
Katama (dual instrumental)
Katami (instrumental plural)


Kuba

Kȗba (canonical feminine)
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Kúba (nominative singular)
Kúbe (genitive singular)
Kúbi (dative singular)
Kúbo (accusative singular)
Kúbi (locative singular)
Kúbo (instrumental singular)

Cuba (a country, the largest island (based on land area) in the Caribbean)


Kuk

Kúk (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Kúk (nominative singular)
Kúka (dual nominative)
Kúki (nominative plural)
Kúka (genitive singular)
Kúkov (dual genitive)
Kúkov (genitive plural)
Kúku (dative singular)
Kúkoma (dative dual)
Kúkom (dative plural)
Kúk (accusative singular)
Kúka (accusative dual)
Kúke (accusative plural)
Kúku (locative singular)
Kúkih (dual locative)
Kúkih (locative plural)
Kúkom (instrumental singular)
Kúkoma (dual instrumental)
Kúki (instrumental plural)

Kuk (a settlement near Tolmin, Slovenia)


Luka

Lúka (animate canonical masculine)
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Lúka (nominative singular)
Lúke (genitive singular)
Lúki (dative singular)
Lúko (accusative singular)
Lúki (locative singular)
Lúko (instrumental singular)
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Lúka (nominative singular)
Lúka (genitive singular)
Lúku (dative singular)
Lúka (accusative singular)
Lúku (locative singular)
Lúkom (instrumental singular)

a male given name, equivalent to English Luke


Luna

Lúna (canonical feminine)
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Lúna (nominative singular)
Lúne (genitive singular)
Lúni (dative singular)
Lúno (accusative singular)
Lúni (locative singular)
Lúno (instrumental singular)


Maj

Máj (animate canonical masculine)
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Maj (nominative singular)
Maja (dual nominative)
Maji (nominative plural)
Maja (genitive singular)
Majev (dual genitive)
Majev (genitive plural)
Maju (dative singular)
Majema (dative dual)
Majem (dative plural)
Maja (accusative singular)
Maja (accusative dual)
Maje (accusative plural)
Maju (locative singular)
Majih (dual locative)
Majih (locative plural)
Majem (instrumental singular)
Majema (dual instrumental)
Maji (instrumental plural)


Marina

Marȋna (canonical feminine)
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Marina (nominative singular)
Marini (dual nominative)
Marine (nominative plural)
Marine (genitive singular)
Marin (dual genitive)
Marin (genitive plural)
Marini (dative singular)
Marinama (dative dual)
Marinam (dative plural)
Marino (accusative singular)
Marini (accusative dual)
Marine (accusative plural)
Marini (locative singular)
Marinah (dual locative)
Marinah (locative plural)
Marino (instrumental singular)
Marinama (dual instrumental)
Marinami (instrumental plural)


Mars

Mȃrs (animate canonical masculine)
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Márs (nominative singular)
Mársa (genitive singular)
Mársu (dative singular)
Márs (accusative singular)
Mársu (locative singular)
Mársom (instrumental singular)
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Márs (nominative singular)
Mársa (genitive singular)
Mársu (dative singular)
Mársa (accusative singular)
Mársu (locative singular)
Mársom (instrumental singular)


Monako

Monȃko (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Monáko (nominative singular)
Monáka (genitive singular)
Monáku (dative singular)
Monáko (accusative singular)
Monáku (locative singular)
Monákom (instrumental singular)


Moskva

Mọ̑skva (canonical feminine)
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Móskva (nominative singular)
Móskve (genitive singular)
Móskvi (dative singular)
Móskvo (accusative singular)
Móskvi (locative singular)
Móskvo (instrumental singular)

Moscow (a federal city, the capital of Russia)


Nada

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Nada (nominative singular)
Nadi (dual nominative)
Nade (nominative plural)
Nade (genitive singular)
Nad (dual genitive)
Nad (genitive plural)
Nadi (dative singular)
Nadama (dative dual)
Nadam (dative plural)
Nado (accusative singular)
Nadi (accusative dual)
Nade (accusative plural)
Nadi (locative singular)
Nadah (dual locative)
Nadah (locative plural)
Nado (instrumental singular)
Nadama (dual instrumental)
Nadami (instrumental plural)


Pluton

Plȗton (animate canonical masculine)
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Plúton (nominative singular)
Plútona (genitive singular)
Plútonu (dative singular)
Plúton (accusative singular)
Plútonu (locative singular)
Plútonom (instrumental singular)
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Plúton (nominative singular)
Plútona (genitive singular)
Plútonu (dative singular)
Plútona (accusative singular)
Plútonu (locative singular)
Plútonom (instrumental singular)


Regina

Regȋna (canonical feminine)
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Regina (nominative singular)
Regini (dual nominative)
Regine (nominative plural)
Regine (genitive singular)
Regin (dual genitive)
Regin (genitive plural)
Regini (dative singular)
Reginama (dative dual)
Reginam (dative plural)
Regino (accusative singular)
Regini (accusative dual)
Regine (accusative plural)
Regini (locative singular)
Reginah (dual locative)
Reginah (locative plural)
Regino (instrumental singular)
Reginama (dual instrumental)
Reginami (instrumental plural)


Riga

Ríga (canonical feminine)
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Ríga (nominative singular)
Ríge (genitive singular)
Rígi (dative singular)
Rígo (accusative singular)
Rígi (locative singular)
Rígo (instrumental singular)


Rim

Rím (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Rím (nominative singular)
Ríma (genitive singular)
Rímu (dative singular)
Rím (accusative singular)
Rímu (locative singular)
Rímom (instrumental singular)

Rome (a major city, the capital of Italy and the Italian region of Lazio, located on the Tiber River; the ancient capital of the Roman Empire)

Rome (a metropolitan city of Lazio, Italy)

(historical) Rome, Ancient Rome (an ancient empire based out of the city of Rome, covering vast territories in Europe, Asia and Africa; in full, Roman Empire)


Stare

Matej Stare (born 1978), former Slovenian racing cyclist


Tine

Tíne (animate canonical masculine)
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Tine (nominative singular)
Tineta (dual nominative)
Tineti (nominative plural)
Tineta (genitive singular)
Tinetov (dual genitive)
Tinetov (genitive plural)
Tinetu (dative singular)
Tinetoma (dative dual)
Tinetom (dative plural)
Tineta (accusative singular)
Tineta (accusative dual)
Tinete (accusative plural)
Tinetu (locative singular)
Tinetih (dual locative)
Tinetih (locative plural)
Tinetom (instrumental singular)
Tinetoma (dual instrumental)
Tineti (instrumental plural)


Uran

Urȃn (animate canonical masculine)
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Urán (nominative singular)
Urána (genitive singular)
Uránu (dative singular)
Urán (accusative singular)
Uránu (locative singular)
Uránom (instrumental singular)
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Urán (nominative singular)
Urána (genitive singular)
Uránu (dative singular)
Urána (accusative singular)
Uránu (locative singular)
Uránom (instrumental singular)


Urban

Urbȁn (canonical)
Urbȃn (animate canonical masculine)
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Urbàn (nominative singular)
Urbána (genitive singular)
Urbánu (dative singular)
Urbána (accusative singular)
Urbánu (locative singular)
Urbánom (instrumental singular)

a male given name, equivalent to English Urban


Vita

Vȋta (canonical feminine)
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Vȋta (nominative singular)
Vȋti (dual nominative)
Vȋte (nominative plural)
Vȋte (genitive singular)
Vȋt (dual genitive)
Vȋt (genitive plural)
Vȋti (dative singular)
Vȋtama (dative dual)
Vȋtam (dative plural)
Vȋto (accusative singular)
Vȋti (accusative dual)
Vȋte (accusative plural)
Vȋti (locative singular)
Vȋtah (dual locative)
Vȋtah (locative plural)
Vȋto (instrumental singular)
Vȋtama (dual instrumental)
Vȋtami (instrumental plural)


Češka

Čẹ̑ška (canonical feminine)
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Čéška (nominative singular)
Čéške (genitive singular)
Čéški (dative singular)
Čéško (accusative singular)
Čéški (locative singular)
Čéško (instrumental singular)

Czech Republic
Czech Republic#English:_Q213

Czech Republic (a country in Central Europe)

Bohemia (a cultural region in the west of the former Czechoslovakia and present-day Czech Republic)


Japonska

Japọ̑nska (canonical feminine)
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Japónska (nominative singular)
Japónske (genitive singular)
Japónski (dative singular)
Japónsko (accusative singular)
Japónski (locative singular)
Japónsko (instrumental singular)

Japan (a country and archipelago in East Asia)


Azija

Ázija (canonical feminine)
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Ázija (nominative singular)
Ázije (genitive singular)
Áziji (dative singular)
Ázijo (accusative singular)
Áziji (locative singular)
Ázijo (instrumental singular)

Asia (the largest continent, located between Europe and the Pacific Ocean)

(historical) Asia (an ancient province of the Roman Empire in modern western Turkey, existing between 133 BC (during the Roman Republic) and the 7th century AD)


Zemlja

Zémlja (canonical feminine)
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Zêmlja (nominative singular)
Zêmlje (genitive singular)
Zêmlji (dative singular)
Zêmljo (accusative singular)
Zêmlji (locative singular)
Zêmljo (instrumental singular)


Venera

Vẹ̑nera (canonical feminine)
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Vénera (nominative singular)
Vénere (genitive singular)
Véneri (dative singular)
Vénero (accusative singular)
Véneri (locative singular)
Vénero (instrumental singular)


Neptun

Neptȗn (animate canonical masculine)
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Neptún (nominative singular)
Neptúna (genitive singular)
Neptúnu (dative singular)
Neptún (accusative singular)
Neptúnu (locative singular)
Neptúnom (instrumental singular)
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Neptún (nominative singular)
Neptúna (genitive singular)
Neptúnu (dative singular)
Neptúna (accusative singular)
Neptúnu (locative singular)
Neptúnom (instrumental singular)


Merkur

Merkȗr (animate canonical masculine)
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Merkúr (nominative singular)
Merkúra (genitive singular)
Merkúru (dative singular)
Merkúr (accusative singular)
Merkúru (locative singular)
Merkúrom (instrumental singular)
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Merkúr (nominative singular)
Merkúra (genitive singular)
Merkúru (dative singular)
Merkúra (accusative singular)
Merkúru (locative singular)
Merkúrom (instrumental singular)


Indija

Índija (canonical feminine)
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Índija (nominative singular)
Índije (genitive singular)
Índiji (dative singular)
Índijo (accusative singular)
Índiji (locative singular)
Índijo (instrumental singular)


Albanija

Albánija (canonical feminine)
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Albánija (nominative singular)
Albánije (genitive singular)
Albániji (dative singular)
Albánijo (accusative singular)
Albániji (locative singular)
Albánijo (instrumental singular)


Andora

Andọ̑ra (canonical feminine)
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Andóra (nominative singular)
Andóre (genitive singular)
Andóri (dative singular)
Andóro (accusative singular)
Andóri (locative singular)
Andóro (instrumental singular)

Andorra (a microstate in Southern Europe, between Spain and France)


Armenija

Armẹ́nija (canonical feminine)
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Armẹ́nija (nominative singular)
Armẹ́nije (genitive singular)
Armẹ́niji (dative singular)
Armẹ́nijo (accusative singular)
Armẹ́niji (locative singular)
Armẹ́nijo (instrumental singular)


Beograd

Bẹ̑ograd (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Béograd (nominative singular)
Béograda (genitive singular)
Béogradu (dative singular)
Béograd (accusative singular)
Béogradu (locative singular)
Béogradom (instrumental singular)


Bagdad

Bágdad (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Bágdad (nominative singular)
Bágdada (genitive singular)
Bágdadu (dative singular)
Bágdad (accusative singular)
Bágdadu (locative singular)
Bágdadom (instrumental singular)


Velika Britanija

Great Britain
Great Britain#English:_Q23666

Great Britain (a large island (sometimes also including some of the surrounding smaller islands) off the north-west coast of Western Europe, made up of England, Scotland, and Wales)

Great Britain
Great Britain#English:_Q145

(loosely) Great Britain (the United Kingdom, a kingdom and country in Northern Europe including the island of Great Britain as well as Northern Ireland on the northeastern portion of the island of Ireland)


Kairo

Kàiro (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Káiro (nominative singular)
Káira (genitive singular)
Káiru (dative singular)
Káiro (accusative singular)
Káiru (locative singular)
Káirom (instrumental singular)


Jemen

Jẹ́mən (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Jémen (nominative singular)
Jémna (genitive singular)
Jémnu (dative singular)
Jémen (accusative singular)
Jémnu (locative singular)
Jémnom (instrumental singular)

Yemen (a country in Western Asia, in the Middle East)


Varšava

Varšȃva (canonical feminine)
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Varšáva (nominative singular)
Varšáve (genitive singular)
Varšávi (dative singular)
Varšávo (accusative singular)
Varšávi (locative singular)
Varšávo (instrumental singular)


Italija

Itálija (canonical feminine)
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Itálija (nominative singular)
Itálije (genitive singular)
Itáliji (dative singular)
Itálijo (accusative singular)
Itáliji (locative singular)
Itálijo (instrumental singular)


Belgija

Bẹ́lgija (canonical feminine)
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Bélgija (nominative singular)
Bélgije (genitive singular)
Bélgiji (dative singular)
Bélgijo (accusative singular)
Bélgiji (locative singular)
Bélgijo (instrumental singular)

Belgium (a country in Western Europe that has borders with the Netherlands, Germany, Luxembourg and France)


Budimpešta

Bȗdimpešta (canonical feminine)
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Búdimpešta (nominative singular)
Búdimpešte (genitive singular)
Búdimpešti (dative singular)
Búdimpešto (accusative singular)
Búdimpešti (locative singular)
Búdimpešto (instrumental singular)


Teheran

Téheran (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Téheran (nominative singular)
Téherana (genitive singular)
Téheranu (dative singular)
Téheran (accusative singular)
Téheranu (locative singular)
Téheranom (instrumental singular)


Španija

Špánija (canonical feminine)
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Špánija (nominative singular)
Špánije (genitive singular)
Špániji (dative singular)
Špánijo (accusative singular)
Špániji (locative singular)
Špánijo (instrumental singular)

Spain (a country in Southern Europe, including most of the Iberian peninsula)


Sofija

Sófija (canonical feminine)
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Sófija (nominative singular)
Sófije (genitive singular)
Sófiji (dative singular)
Sófijo (accusative singular)
Sófiji (locative singular)
Sófijo (instrumental singular)

a female given name, equivalent to English Sophia


Moldavija

Moldávija (canonical feminine)
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Moldávija (nominative singular)
Moldávije (genitive singular)
Moldáviji (dative singular)
Moldávijo (accusative singular)
Moldáviji (locative singular)
Moldávijo (instrumental singular)


Palestina

Palestȋna (canonical feminine)
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Palestína (nominative singular)
Palestíne (genitive singular)
Palestíni (dative singular)
Palestíno (accusative singular)
Palestíni (locative singular)
Palestíno (instrumental singular)


Aljaska

Aljȃska (canonical feminine)
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Aljáska (nominative singular)
Aljáske (genitive singular)
Aljáski (dative singular)
Aljásko (accusative singular)
Aljáski (locative singular)
Aljásko (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Russian Аля́ска (Aljáska), from Aleut alaxsxaq.

Alaska (a state of the United States, formerly a territory)


Gruzija

Grȗzija (canonical feminine)
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Grúzija (nominative singular)
Grúzije (genitive singular)
Grúziji (dative singular)
Grúzijo (accusative singular)
Grúziji (locative singular)
Grúzijo (instrumental singular)

Georgia (a transcontinental country in the Caucasus region of Europe and Asia, on the coast of the Black Sea, often considered to belong politically to Europe)


Kazahstan

Kȃzahstan (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Kázahstan (nominative singular)
Kázahstana (genitive singular)
Kázahstanu (dative singular)
Kázahstan (accusative singular)
Kázahstanu (locative singular)
Kázahstanom (instrumental singular)

Kazakhstan (a country in Central Asia and Eastern Europe)


Tadžikistan

Tadžȋkistan (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Tadžíkistan (nominative singular)
Tadžíkistana (genitive singular)
Tadžíkistanu (dative singular)
Tadžíkistan (accusative singular)
Tadžíkistanu (locative singular)
Tadžíkistanom (instrumental singular)


Temza

Tẹ̑mza (canonical feminine)
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Témza (nominative singular)
Témze (genitive singular)
Témzi (dative singular)
Témzo (accusative singular)
Témzi (locative singular)
Témzo (instrumental singular)

Thames (a river in southeast England, in the United Kingdom, flowing through London)


Nizozemska

Nizozẹ̑mska (canonical feminine)
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Nizozémska (nominative singular)
Nizozémske (genitive singular)
Nizozémski (dative singular)
Nizozémsko (accusative singular)
Nizozémski (locative singular)
Nizozémsko (instrumental singular)

From nízek (“low”) + zémlja (“land”) + -ska (“country suffix”).

Kingdom of the Netherlands
Kingdom of the Netherlands#English

Netherlands (the main constituent country of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, located primarily in Western Europe bordering Germany and Belgium)

constituent countries
constituent country

Netherlands, Kingdom of the Netherlands (a country in Western Europe, consisting of four constituent countries: the Netherlands per se, Aruba, Curaçao and Sint Maarten)


Rusija

Rȗsija (canonical feminine)
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Rúsija (nominative singular)
Rúsije (genitive singular)
Rúsiji (dative singular)
Rúsijo (accusative singular)
Rúsiji (locative singular)
Rúsijo (instrumental singular)

Russia (a transcontinental country in Eastern Europe and North Asia)


Ljubljana

Ljubljána (canonical feminine)
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Ljubljána (nominative singular)
Ljubljáne (genitive singular)
Ljubljáni (dative singular)
Ljubljáno (accusative singular)
Ljubljáni (locative singular)
Ljubljáno (instrumental singular)

Of unclear origin.
* According to etymologist Tijmen Pronk, the name Ljubljana (along with the German Laibach and the Italian Lubiana) is derived from the Proto-Slavic *ľubъ (“pleasant, sweet, love”) and the slavic ethnonymic suffix *-jan. Consequently, the original place name can be reconstructed as *Ljuba (“beloved place”), while the inhabitants were referred to as *Ljubljane. If you asked them where they lived, they would have responded with *v Ljubjah, which is a possible origin of the German name Laibach.
* Silvo Torkar suggests a connection to the old Slavic name Ljubovid (“one of a lovely appearance”), itself from the former. More at Ljubljana.

der

Ljubljana (the capital city of Slovenia)


Erik

Ȇrik (animate canonical masculine)
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Êrik (nominative singular)
Êrika (genitive singular)
Êriku (dative singular)
Êrika (accusative singular)
Êriku (locative singular)
Êrikom (instrumental singular)

a male given name, equivalent to English Eric


Libanon

Lȋbanon (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Líbanon (nominative singular)
Líbanona (genitive singular)
Líbanonu (dative singular)
Líbanon (accusative singular)
Líbanonu (locative singular)
Líbanonom (instrumental singular)

Lebanon (a country in Western Asia, in the Middle East)


Pariz

Parȋz (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Paríz (nominative singular)
Paríza (genitive singular)
Parízu (dative singular)
Paríz (accusative singular)
Parízu (locative singular)
Parízom (instrumental singular)

Paris (the capital and largest city of France)


Norveška

Norvẹ̑ška (canonical feminine)
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Norvéška (nominative singular)
Norvéške (genitive singular)
Norvéški (dative singular)
Norvéško (accusative singular)
Norvéški (locative singular)
Norvéško (instrumental singular)

Norway (a country in Scandinavia in Northern Europe)


Poljska

Pọ̑ljska (canonical feminine)
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Póljska (nominative singular)
Póljske (genitive singular)
Póljski (dative singular)
Póljsko (accusative singular)
Póljski (locative singular)
Póljsko (instrumental singular)


Maroko

Marọ̑ko (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Maróko (nominative singular)
Maróka (genitive singular)
Maróku (dative singular)
Maróko (accusative singular)
Maróku (locative singular)
Marókom (instrumental singular)


Tajvan

Tȃjvan (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Tájvan (nominative singular)
Tájvana (genitive singular)
Tájvanu (dative singular)
Tájvan (accusative singular)
Tájvanu (locative singular)
Tájvanom (instrumental singular)

Taiwan (a partly-recognized country in East Asia consisting of a main island and 167 smaller islands)

Taiwan (an island between the Taiwan Strait and Philippine Sea in East Asia)


Buda

Bȗda (animate canonical masculine)
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Búda (nominative singular)
Búdi (dual nominative)
Búde (nominative plural)
Búde (genitive singular)
Búd (dual genitive)
Búd (genitive plural)
Búdi (dative singular)
Búdama (dative dual)
Búdam (dative plural)
Búdo (accusative singular)
Búdi (accusative dual)
Búde (accusative plural)
Búdi (locative singular)
Búdah (dual locative)
Búdah (locative plural)
Búdo (instrumental singular)
Búdama (dual instrumental)
Búdami (instrumental plural)
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Búda (nominative singular)
Búda (dual nominative)
Búdi (nominative plural)
Búda (genitive singular)
Búdov (dual genitive)
Búdov (genitive plural)
Búdu (dative singular)
Búdoma (dative dual)
Búdom (dative plural)
Búda (accusative singular)
Búda (accusative dual)
Búde (accusative plural)
Búdu (locative singular)
Búdih (dual locative)
Búdih (locative plural)
Búdom (instrumental singular)
Búdoma (dual instrumental)
Búdi (instrumental plural)


Etiopija

Etiọ́pija (canonical feminine)
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Etiópija (nominative singular)
Etiópije (genitive singular)
Etiópiji (dative singular)
Etiópijo (accusative singular)
Etiópiji (locative singular)
Etiópijo (instrumental singular)


København

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København (nominative singular)
Københavna (genitive singular)
Københavnu (dative singular)
København (accusative singular)
Københavnu (locative singular)
Københavnom (instrumental singular)

Copenhagen (the capital city of Denmark)


Danska

Dȃnska (canonical feminine)
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Dánska (nominative singular)
Dánske (genitive singular)
Dánski (dative singular)
Dánsko (accusative singular)
Dánski (locative singular)
Dánsko (instrumental singular)


Švedska

Švẹ̑dska (canonical feminine)
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Švédska (nominative singular)
Švédske (genitive singular)
Švédski (dative singular)
Švédsko (accusative singular)
Švédski (locative singular)
Švédsko (instrumental singular)

Sweden (a country in Scandinavia in Northern Europe)


Saša

Sȃša (canonical feminine)
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Saša (nominative singular)
Saši (dual nominative)
Saše (nominative plural)
Saše (genitive singular)
Saš (dual genitive)
Saš (genitive plural)
Saši (dative singular)
Sašama (dative dual)
Sašam (dative plural)
Sašo (accusative singular)
Saši (accusative dual)
Saše (accusative plural)
Saši (locative singular)
Sašah (dual locative)
Sašah (locative plural)
Sašo (instrumental singular)
Sašama (dual instrumental)
Sašami (instrumental plural)


Irska

Ȋrska (canonical feminine)
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Írska (nominative singular)
Írske (genitive singular)
Írski (dative singular)
Írsko (accusative singular)
Írski (locative singular)
Írsko (instrumental singular)

Ireland (an island and country in northwestern Europe)


Kenija

Kẹ́nija (canonical feminine)
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Kénija (nominative singular)
Kénije (genitive singular)
Kéniji (dative singular)
Kénijo (accusative singular)
Kéniji (locative singular)
Kénijo (instrumental singular)


Meka

Mẹ́ka (canonical feminine)
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Méka (nominative singular)
Méke (genitive singular)
Méki (dative singular)
Méko (accusative singular)
Méki (locative singular)
Méko (instrumental singular)

Mecca (a large city in the Hejaz, Saudi Arabia, the holiest place in Islam)


Eritreja

Eritrȇja (canonical feminine)
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Eritrêja (nominative singular)
Eritrêje (genitive singular)
Eritrêji (dative singular)
Eritrêjo (accusative singular)
Eritrêji (locative singular)
Eritrêjo (instrumental singular)

Eritrea (a country in East Africa, on the Red Sea)


Greif

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Greif (nominative singular)
Greifa (dual nominative)
Greifi (nominative plural)
Greifa (genitive singular)
Greifov (dual genitive)
Greifov (genitive plural)
Greifu (dative singular)
Greifoma (dative dual)
Greifom (dative plural)
Greifa (accusative singular)
Greifa (accusative dual)
Greife (accusative plural)
Greifu (locative singular)
Greifih (dual locative)
Greifih (locative plural)
Greifom (instrumental singular)
Greifoma (dual instrumental)
Greifi (instrumental plural)


Sara

Sȃra (canonical feminine)
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Sara (nominative singular)
Sari (dual nominative)
Sare (nominative plural)
Sare (genitive singular)
Sar (dual genitive)
Sar (genitive plural)
Sari (dative singular)
Sarama (dative dual)
Saram (dative plural)
Saro (accusative singular)
Sari (accusative dual)
Sare (accusative plural)
Sari (locative singular)
Sarah (dual locative)
Sarah (locative plural)
Saro (instrumental singular)
Sarama (dual instrumental)
Sarami (instrumental plural)


Anglija

Ȃnglija (canonical feminine)
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Ánglija (nominative singular)
Ánglije (genitive singular)
Ángliji (dative singular)
Ánglijo (accusative singular)
Ángliji (locative singular)
Ánglijo (instrumental singular)

England (a constituent country of the United Kingdom)


Latvija

Látvija (canonical feminine)
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Látvija (nominative singular)
Látvije (genitive singular)
Látviji (dative singular)
Látvijo (accusative singular)
Látviji (locative singular)
Látvijo (instrumental singular)

Latvia (a country in northeastern Europe)


Luksemburg

Lȗksemburg (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Lȗksemburg (nominative singular)
Lȗksemburga (genitive singular)
Lȗksemburgu (dative singular)
Lȗksemburg (accusative singular)
Lȗksemburgu (locative singular)
Lȗksemburgom (instrumental singular)

Luxembourg (a small country in Western Europe)

Luxembourg (a province of Wallonia, Belgium)

Luxembourg, Luxembourg City (the capital city of Luxembourg)

Luxembourg (one of the twelve cantons of the country of Luxembourg, which includes its capital city)


Abram

Ábram (animate canonical masculine)
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Abram (nominative singular)
Abrama (dual nominative)
Abrami (nominative plural)
Abrama (genitive singular)
Abramov (dual genitive)
Abramov (genitive plural)
Abramu (dative singular)
Abramoma (dative dual)
Abramom (dative plural)
Abrama (accusative singular)
Abrama (accusative dual)
Abrame (accusative plural)
Abramu (locative singular)
Abramih (dual locative)
Abramih (locative plural)
Abramom (instrumental singular)
Abramoma (dual instrumental)
Abrami (instrumental plural)


Novo mesto

/nɔ̀ːʋɔ mèːstɔ/


Albin

Albȋn (animate canonical masculine)
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Albin (nominative singular)
Albina (dual nominative)
Albini (nominative plural)
Albina (genitive singular)
Albinov (dual genitive)
Albinov (genitive plural)
Albinu (dative singular)
Albinoma (dative dual)
Albinom (dative plural)
Albina (accusative singular)
Albina (accusative dual)
Albine (accusative plural)
Albinu (locative singular)
Albinih (dual locative)
Albinih (locative plural)
Albinom (instrumental singular)
Albinoma (dual instrumental)
Albini (instrumental plural)


Sirija

Sírija (canonical feminine)
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Sírija (nominative singular)
Sírije (genitive singular)
Síriji (dative singular)
Sírijo (accusative singular)
Síriji (locative singular)
Sírijo (instrumental singular)

Syria (a country in West Asia, in the Middle East)


Rebeka

Rebẹ̑ka (canonical feminine)
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Rebeka (nominative singular)
Rebeki (dual nominative)
Rebeke (nominative plural)
Rebeke (genitive singular)
Rebek (dual genitive)
Rebek (genitive plural)
Rebeki (dative singular)
Rebekama (dative dual)
Rebekam (dative plural)
Rebeko (accusative singular)
Rebeki (accusative dual)
Rebeke (accusative plural)
Rebeki (locative singular)
Rebekah (dual locative)
Rebekah (locative plural)
Rebeko (instrumental singular)
Rebekama (dual instrumental)
Rebekami (instrumental plural)


Berta

Bȇrta (canonical feminine)
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Berta (nominative singular)
Berti (dual nominative)
Berte (nominative plural)
Berte (genitive singular)
Bert (dual genitive)
Bert (genitive plural)
Berti (dative singular)
Bertama (dative dual)
Bertam (dative plural)
Berto (accusative singular)
Berti (accusative dual)
Berte (accusative plural)
Berti (locative singular)
Bertah (dual locative)
Bertah (locative plural)
Berto (instrumental singular)
Bertama (dual instrumental)
Bertami (instrumental plural)


Aleksander

Aleksándər (animate canonical masculine)
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Aleksánder (nominative singular)
Aleksándra (genitive singular)
Aleksándru (dative singular)
Aleksándra (accusative singular)
Aleksándru (locative singular)
Aleksándrom (instrumental singular)

a male given name, equivalent to English Alexander


Praga

Prága (canonical feminine)
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Prága (nominative singular)
Práge (genitive singular)
Prági (dative singular)
Prágo (accusative singular)
Prági (locative singular)
Prágo (instrumental singular)

Prague (the capital city of the Czech Republic)


Češka Republika

Czech Republic (a country in Central Europe)


Gordana

Gọ́rdana (canonical feminine)
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Gọ́rdana (nominative singular)
Gọ́rdani (dual nominative)
Gọ́rdane (nominative plural)
Gọ́rdane (genitive singular)
Gọ́rdan (dual genitive)
Gọ́rdan (genitive plural)
Gọ́rdani (dative singular)
Gọ́rdanama (dative dual)
Gọ́rdanam (dative plural)
Gọ́rdano (accusative singular)
Gọ́rdani (accusative dual)
Gọ́rdane (accusative plural)
Gọ́rdani (locative singular)
Gọ́rdanah (dual locative)
Gọ́rdanah (locative plural)
Gọ́rdano (instrumental singular)
Gọ́rdanama (dual instrumental)
Gọ́rdanami (instrumental plural)


Frida

Frȋda (canonical feminine)
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Frida (nominative singular)
Fridi (dual nominative)
Fride (nominative plural)
Fride (genitive singular)
Frid (dual genitive)
Frid (genitive plural)
Fridi (dative singular)
Fridama (dative dual)
Fridam (dative plural)
Frido (accusative singular)
Fridi (accusative dual)
Fride (accusative plural)
Fridi (locative singular)
Fridah (dual locative)
Fridah (locative plural)
Frido (instrumental singular)
Fridama (dual instrumental)
Fridami (instrumental plural)


Chamonix

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Chamonix (nominative singular)
Chamonixa (genitive singular)
Chamonixu (dative singular)
Chamonix (accusative singular)
Chamonixu (locative singular)
Chamonixom (instrumental singular)


Anton

Antọ̑n (animate canonical masculine)
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Antón (nominative singular)
Antóna (genitive singular)
Antónu (dative singular)
Antóna (accusative singular)
Antónu (locative singular)
Antónom (instrumental singular)

From Latin Antonius. Cognate to English Anthony.


Olga

Ólga (canonical feminine)
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Olga (nominative singular)
Olgi (dual nominative)
Olge (nominative plural)
Olge (genitive singular)
Olg (dual genitive)
Olg (genitive plural)
Olgi (dative singular)
Olgama (dative dual)
Olgam (dative plural)
Olgo (accusative singular)
Olgi (accusative dual)
Olge (accusative plural)
Olgi (locative singular)
Olgah (dual locative)
Olgah (locative plural)
Olgo (instrumental singular)
Olgama (dual instrumental)
Olgami (instrumental plural)

a female given name from Russian, Ukrainian, or Belarusian


Jezus

Jẹ̑zus (animate canonical masculine)
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Jézus (nominative singular)
Jézusa (genitive singular)
Jézusu (dative singular)
Jézusa (accusative singular)
Jézusu (locative singular)
Jézusom (instrumental singular)


Vatikan

Vátikan (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Vátikan (nominative singular)
Vátikana (genitive singular)
Vátikanu (dative singular)
Vátikan (accusative singular)
Vátikanu (locative singular)
Vátikanom (instrumental singular)

Vatican City (a city-state in Southern Europe, an enclave within the city of Rome, Italy)


Kristus

Krȋstus (animate canonical masculine)
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Krístus (nominative singular)
Krístusa (genitive singular)
Krístusu (dative singular)
Krístusa (accusative singular)
Krístusu (locative singular)
Krístusom (instrumental singular)


Haag

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Haag (nominative singular)
Haaga (genitive singular)
Haagu (dative singular)
Haag (accusative singular)
Haagu (locative singular)
Haagom (instrumental singular)

The Hague (a city, the administrative capital of the Netherlands)


Malto

inflection of Mȃlta:
accusative singular

inflection of Mȃlta:
instrumental singular


Sardinija

Sardínija (canonical feminine)
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Sardínija (nominative singular)
Sardínije (genitive singular)
Sardíniji (dative singular)
Sardínijo (accusative singular)
Sardíniji (locative singular)
Sardínijo (instrumental singular)

Sardinia (an island and autonomous region of Italy, in the Mediterranean Sea)


Antarktika

Antárktika (canonical feminine)
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Antárktika (nominative singular)
Antárktike (genitive singular)
Antárktiki (dative singular)
Antárktiko (accusative singular)
Antárktiki (locative singular)
Antárktiko (instrumental singular)

Antarctica (the southernmost continent, south of the Southern Ocean, containing the South Pole)


Izrael

Ȋzrael (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Ízrael (nominative singular)
Ízraela (genitive singular)
Ízraelu (dative singular)
Ízrael (accusative singular)
Ízraelu (locative singular)
Ízraelom (instrumental singular)

Israel (a country in Western Asia, in the Middle East, at the eastern shore of the Mediterranean)


Estonija

Estọ́nija (canonical feminine)
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Estónija (nominative singular)
Estónije (genitive singular)
Estóniji (dative singular)
Estónijo (accusative singular)
Estóniji (locative singular)
Estónijo (instrumental singular)

Estonia (a country in northeastern Europe, on the southeastern coast of the Baltic Sea)


Karel

Kárəl (animate canonical masculine)
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Kárel (nominative singular)
Kárla (dual nominative)
Kárli (nominative plural)
Kárla (genitive singular)
Kárlov (dual genitive)
Kárlov (genitive plural)
Kárlu (dative singular)
Kárloma (dative dual)
Kárlom (dative plural)
Kárla (accusative singular)
Kárla (accusative dual)
Kárle (accusative plural)
Kárlu (locative singular)
Kárlih (dual locative)
Kárlih (locative plural)
Kárlom (instrumental singular)
Kárloma (dual instrumental)
Kárli (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Charles


Vilna

Vílna (canonical feminine)
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Vílna (nominative singular)
Vílne (genitive singular)
Vílni (dative singular)
Vílno (accusative singular)
Vílni (locative singular)
Vílno (instrumental singular)


Pavel

Pȃvəl (animate canonical masculine)
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Pável (nominative singular)
Pávla (genitive singular)
Pávlu (dative singular)
Pávla (accusative singular)
Pávlu (locative singular)
Pávlom (instrumental singular)

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

a male given name, equivalent to English Paul


Bolgarija

Bolgárija (canonical feminine)
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Bolgárija (nominative singular)
Bolgárije (genitive singular)
Bolgáriji (dative singular)
Bolgárijo (accusative singular)
Bolgáriji (locative singular)
Bolgárijo (instrumental singular)


Finska

Fȋnska (canonical feminine)
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Fínska (nominative singular)
Fínske (genitive singular)
Fínski (dative singular)
Fínsko (accusative singular)
Fínski (locative singular)
Fínsko (instrumental singular)


Francija

Fráncija (canonical feminine)
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Fráncija (nominative singular)
Fráncije (genitive singular)
Fránciji (dative singular)
Fráncijo (accusative singular)
Fránciji (locative singular)
Fráncijo (instrumental singular)

France (a country located primarily in Western Europe)


Litva

Lȋtva (canonical feminine)
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Lítva (nominative singular)
Lítve (genitive singular)
Lítvi (dative singular)
Lítvo (accusative singular)
Lítvi (locative singular)
Lítvo (instrumental singular)

Lithuania (a country in northeastern Europe)


Slovaška

Slovȃška (canonical feminine)
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Slováška (nominative singular)
Slováške (genitive singular)
Slováški (dative singular)
Slováško (accusative singular)
Slováški (locative singular)
Slováško (instrumental singular)


Turčija

Tȗrčija (canonical feminine)
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Túrčija (nominative singular)
Túrčije (genitive singular)
Túrčiji (dative singular)
Túrčijo (accusative singular)
Túrčiji (locative singular)
Túrčijo (instrumental singular)

Southeastern Europe
Southeastern Europe#English

Turkey (a country located in Eastern Thrace in Southeastern Europe and Anatolia in western Asia)


Romunija

Romúnija (canonical feminine)
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Romúnija (nominative singular)
Romúnije (genitive singular)
Romúniji (dative singular)
Romúnijo (accusative singular)
Romúniji (locative singular)
Romúnijo (instrumental singular)


Portugalska

Portugȃlska (canonical feminine)
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Portugálska (nominative singular)
Portugálske (genitive singular)
Portugálski (dative singular)
Portugálsko (accusative singular)
Portugálski (locative singular)
Portugálsko (instrumental singular)

Portugal (a country in Southern Europe, on the Iberian Peninsula)


Grčija

Gȓčija (canonical feminine)
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Gŕčija (nominative singular)
Gŕčije (genitive singular)
Gŕčiji (dative singular)
Gŕčijo (accusative singular)
Gŕčiji (locative singular)
Gŕčijo (instrumental singular)


Madžarska

Madžȃrska (canonical feminine)
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Madžárska (nominative singular)
Madžárske (genitive singular)
Madžárski (dative singular)
Madžársko (accusative singular)
Madžárski (locative singular)
Madžársko (instrumental singular)


Nemčija

Nẹ̑mčija (canonical feminine)
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Némčija (nominative singular)
Némčije (genitive singular)
Némčiji (dative singular)
Némčijo (accusative singular)
Némčiji (locative singular)
Némčijo (instrumental singular)

Germany (a country in Central Europe, formed in 1949 as West Germany, with its provisional capital Bonn until 1990, when it incorporated East Germany)


Avstrija

Ȃvstrija (canonical feminine)
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Ávstrija (nominative singular)
Ávstrije (genitive singular)
Ávstriji (dative singular)
Ávstrijo (accusative singular)
Ávstriji (locative singular)
Ávstrijo (instrumental singular)

From Latin Austria, probably via Russian Австрия (Avstrija).


Nemec

Nẹ́məc (animate canonical masculine)
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Némec (nominative singular)
Némca (dual nominative)
Némci (nominative plural)
Némca (genitive singular)
Némcev (dual genitive)
Némcev (genitive plural)
Némcu (dative singular)
Némcema (dative dual)
Némcem (dative plural)
Némca (accusative singular)
Némca (accusative dual)
Némce (accusative plural)
Némcu (locative singular)
Némcih (dual locative)
Némcih (locative plural)
Némcem (instrumental singular)
Némcema (dual instrumental)
Némci (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *němьcь (“foreigner, German”), from *němъ (“mute”) (Slovene ném).


Srednja Evropa

Central Europe
Central Europe#English:_Q27509

Central Europe (a geographic region in the center of Europe, usually including Austria, Switzerland, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia, Croatia and Germany)


Kreta

Krẹ̑ta (canonical feminine)
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Kréta (nominative singular)
Kréte (genitive singular)
Kréti (dative singular)
Kréto (accusative singular)
Kréti (locative singular)
Kréto (instrumental singular)


Katja

Kȃtja (canonical feminine)
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Katja (nominative singular)
Katji (dual nominative)
Katje (nominative plural)
Katje (genitive singular)
Katij (dual genitive)
Katij (genitive plural)
Katji (dative singular)
Katjama (dative dual)
Katjam (dative plural)
Katjo (accusative singular)
Katji (accusative dual)
Katje (accusative plural)
Katji (locative singular)
Katjah (dual locative)
Katjah (locative plural)
Katjo (instrumental singular)
Katjama (dual instrumental)
Katjami (instrumental plural)


Kavkaz

Kavkȃz (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Kavkáz (nominative singular)
Kavkáza (genitive singular)
Kavkázu (dative singular)
Kavkáz (accusative singular)
Kavkázu (locative singular)
Kavkázom (instrumental singular)


Kaja

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Kaja (nominative singular)
Kaji (dual nominative)
Kaje (nominative plural)
Kaje (genitive singular)
Kaj (dual genitive)
Kaj (genitive plural)
Kaji (dative singular)
Kajama (dative dual)
Kajam (dative plural)
Kajo (accusative singular)
Kaji (accusative dual)
Kaje (accusative plural)
Kaji (locative singular)
Kajah (dual locative)
Kajah (locative plural)
Kajo (instrumental singular)
Kajama (dual instrumental)
Kajami (instrumental plural)


Marko

Márko (animate canonical masculine)
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Márko (nominative singular)
Márka (genitive singular)
Márku (dative singular)
Márka (accusative singular)
Márku (locative singular)
Márkom (instrumental singular)


Nikolaj

Nikolȃj (animate canonical masculine)
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Nikoláj (nominative singular)
Nikolája (dual nominative)
Nikoláji (nominative plural)
Nikolája (genitive singular)
Nikolájev (dual genitive)
Nikolájev (genitive plural)
Nikoláju (dative singular)
Nikolájema (dative dual)
Nikolájem (dative plural)
Nikolája (accusative singular)
Nikolája (accusative dual)
Nikoláje (accusative plural)
Nikoláju (locative singular)
Nikolájih (dual locative)
Nikolájih (locative plural)
Nikolájem (instrumental singular)
Nikolájema (dual instrumental)
Nikoláji (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Nicholas


Ladislav

Lȃdislav (animate canonical masculine)
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Ladislav (nominative singular)
Ladislava (dual nominative)
Ladislavi (nominative plural)
Ladislava (genitive singular)
Ladislavov (dual genitive)
Ladislavov (genitive plural)
Ladislavu (dative singular)
Ladislavoma (dative dual)
Ladislavom (dative plural)
Ladislava (accusative singular)
Ladislava (accusative dual)
Ladislave (accusative plural)
Ladislavu (locative singular)
Ladislavih (dual locative)
Ladislavih (locative plural)
Ladislavom (instrumental singular)
Ladislavoma (dual instrumental)
Ladislavi (instrumental plural)


Veronika

Verọ́nika (canonical feminine)
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Veronika (nominative singular)
Veroniki (dual nominative)
Veronike (nominative plural)
Veronike (genitive singular)
Veronik (dual genitive)
Veronik (genitive plural)
Veroniki (dative singular)
Veronikama (dative dual)
Veronikam (dative plural)
Veroniko (accusative singular)
Veroniki (accusative dual)
Veronike (accusative plural)
Veroniki (locative singular)
Veronikah (dual locative)
Veronikah (locative plural)
Veroniko (instrumental singular)
Veronikama (dual instrumental)
Veronikami (instrumental plural)

a female given name from Latin, equivalent to English Veronica


Bukarešta

Bukarẹ̑šta (canonical feminine)
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Bukaréšta (nominative singular)
Bukaréšte (genitive singular)
Bukaréšti (dative singular)
Bukaréšto (accusative singular)
Bukaréšti (locative singular)
Bukaréšto (instrumental singular)


Ahil

Ahȋl (animate canonical masculine)
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Ahíl (nominative singular)
Ahíla (genitive singular)
Ahílu (dative singular)
Ahíla (accusative singular)
Ahílu (locative singular)
Ahílom (instrumental singular)
Ahíles (alternative)


Aleksandrija

Aleksandríja (canonical feminine)
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Aleksandríja (nominative singular)
Aleksandríje (genitive singular)
Aleksandríji (dative singular)
Aleksandríjo (accusative singular)
Aleksandríji (locative singular)
Aleksandríjo (instrumental singular)

Alexandria (the capital city of Alexandria governorate, Egypt)


Lihtenštajn

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Lihtenštajn (nominative singular)
Lihtenštajna (genitive singular)
Lihtenštajnu (dative singular)
Lihtenštajn (accusative singular)
Lihtenštajnu (locative singular)
Lihtenštajnom (instrumental singular)

Liechtenstein (a microstate in Central Europe)


Ukrajina

Ukrajína (canonical feminine)
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Ukrajína (nominative singular)
Ukrajíne (genitive singular)
Ukrajíni (dative singular)
Ukrajíno (accusative singular)
Ukrajíni (locative singular)
Ukrajíno (instrumental singular)

Ukraine (a country in Eastern Europe, bordering on the north shore of the Black Sea)


Gambija

Gámbija (canonical feminine)
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Gámbija (nominative singular)
Gámbije (genitive singular)
Gámbiji (dative singular)
Gámbijo (accusative singular)
Gámbiji (locative singular)
Gámbijo (instrumental singular)


Gana

Gȃna (canonical feminine)
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Gána (nominative singular)
Gáne (genitive singular)
Gáni (dative singular)
Gáno (accusative singular)
Gáni (locative singular)
Gáno (instrumental singular)


Gvineja

Gvinȇja (canonical feminine)
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Gvinêja (nominative singular)
Gvinêje (genitive singular)
Gvinêji (dative singular)
Gvinêjo (accusative singular)
Gvinêji (locative singular)
Gvinêjo (instrumental singular)


Komori

Komọ̑ri (canonical masculine plural)
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Komóri (nominative plural)
Komórov (genitive plural)
Komórom (dative plural)
Komóre (accusative plural)
Komórih (locative plural)
Komóri (instrumental plural)

Comoros (a country and group of islands in the Indian Ocean off the coast of East Africa)

Union of the Comoros
Union of the Comoros

Comoros (an archipelago consisting of the Union of the Comoros and the French overseas department of Mayotte)


Liberija

Libérija (canonical feminine)
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Libêrija (nominative singular)
Libêrije (genitive singular)
Libêriji (dative singular)
Libêrijo (accusative singular)
Libêriji (locative singular)
Libêrijo (instrumental singular)


Libija

Líbija (canonical feminine)
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Líbija (nominative singular)
Líbije (genitive singular)
Líbiji (dative singular)
Líbijo (accusative singular)
Líbiji (locative singular)
Líbijo (instrumental singular)


Namibija

Namíbija (canonical feminine)
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Namíbija (nominative singular)
Namíbije (genitive singular)
Namíbiji (dative singular)
Namíbijo (accusative singular)
Namíbiji (locative singular)
Namíbijo (instrumental singular)


Sejšeli

Sejšẹ̑li (canonical masculine plural)
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Sejšéli (nominative plural)
Sejšélov (genitive plural)
Sejšélom (dative plural)
Sejšéle (accusative plural)
Sejšélih (locative plural)
Sejšéli (instrumental plural)

Seychelles (an archipelago and country in East Africa, in the Indian Ocean)


Tanzanija

Tanzánija (canonical feminine)
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Tanzánija (nominative singular)
Tanzánije (genitive singular)
Tanzániji (dative singular)
Tanzánijo (accusative singular)
Tanzániji (locative singular)
Tanzánijo (instrumental singular)


Zambija

Zámbija (canonical feminine)
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Zámbija (nominative singular)
Zámbije (genitive singular)
Zámbiji (dative singular)
Zámbijo (accusative singular)
Zámbiji (locative singular)
Zámbijo (instrumental singular)


Filipini

Filipȋni (canonical masculine plural)
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Filipíni (nominative plural)
Filipínov (genitive plural)
Filipínom (dative plural)
Filipíne (accusative plural)
Filipínih (locative plural)
Filipíni (instrumental plural)

Philippines (a country in Southeast Asia)


Indonezija

Indonẹ́zija (canonical feminine)
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Indonézija (nominative singular)
Indonézije (genitive singular)
Indonéziji (dative singular)
Indonézijo (accusative singular)
Indonéziji (locative singular)
Indonézijo (instrumental singular)

Indonesia (a country and archipelago in maritime Southeast Asia)


Maldivi

Maldȋvi (canonical masculine plural)
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Maldívi (nominative plural)
Maldívov (genitive plural)
Maldívom (dative plural)
Maldíve (accusative plural)
Maldívih (locative plural)
Maldívi (instrumental plural)

Maldives (an archipelago and country in South Asia, located in the Indian Ocean off the coast of India)


Malezija

Malẹ́zija (canonical feminine)
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Malézija (nominative singular)
Malézije (genitive singular)
Maléziji (dative singular)
Malézijo (accusative singular)
Maléziji (locative singular)
Malézijo (instrumental singular)

Internationalism; ultimately derived from Malay Malaysia.


Bahami

Bahȃmi (canonical masculine plural)
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Bahámi (nominative plural)
Bahámov (genitive plural)
Bahámom (dative plural)
Baháme (accusative plural)
Bahámih (locative plural)
Bahámi (instrumental plural)

Bahamas (an archipelago and country in the Caribbean)


Britanija

Británija (canonical feminine)
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Británija (nominative singular)
Británije (genitive singular)
Britániji (dative singular)
Británijo (accusative singular)
Britániji (locative singular)
Británijo (instrumental singular)

(loosely) Britain (the United Kingdom, a kingdom and country in Northern Europe including the island of Great Britain as well as Northern Ireland on the northeastern portion of the island of Ireland)

Britain (great Britain, a large island (sometimes also including some of the surrounding smaller islands) off the north-west coast of Western Europe, made up of England, Scotland, and Wales; especially (but not exclusively) during antiquity)


Koreja

Korȇja (canonical feminine)
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Korêja (nominative singular)
Korêje (genitive singular)
Korêji (dative singular)
Korêjo (accusative singular)
Korêji (locative singular)
Korêjo (instrumental singular)

Korea (two countries in East Asia, North Korea and South Korea)


Azerbajdžan

Azerbajdžȃn (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Azerbajdžán (nominative singular)
Azerbajdžána (genitive singular)
Azerbajdžánu (dative singular)
Azerbajdžán (accusative singular)
Azerbajdžánu (locative singular)
Azerbajdžánom (instrumental singular)

Azerbaijan (a country in the South Caucasus in Asia and Europe)


Jamajka

Jamȃjka (canonical feminine)
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Jamájka (nominative singular)
Jamájke (genitive singular)
Jamájki (dative singular)
Jamájko (accusative singular)
Jamájki (locative singular)
Jamájko (instrumental singular)

Jamaica (an island and country in the Caribbean)


Uršula

Úršula (canonical feminine)
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Uršula (nominative singular)
Uršuli (dual nominative)
Uršule (nominative plural)
Uršule (genitive singular)
Uršul (dual genitive)
Uršul (genitive plural)
Uršuli (dative singular)
Uršulama (dative dual)
Uršulam (dative plural)
Uršulo (accusative singular)
Uršuli (accusative dual)
Uršule (accusative plural)
Uršuli (locative singular)
Uršulah (dual locative)
Uršulah (locative plural)
Uršulo (instrumental singular)
Uršulama (dual instrumental)
Uršulami (instrumental plural)


Wikislovar

Wikislovár (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Wikislovár (nominative singular)
Wikislovárja (genitive singular)
Wikislovárju (dative singular)
Wikislovár (accusative singular)
Wikislovárju (locative singular)
Wikislovárjem (instrumental singular)


Zahodna Evropa

Western Europe
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Western Europe (a sociopolitical region in the west of Europe)


Dunaj

Dúnaj (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Dúnaj (nominative singular)
Dúnaja (genitive singular)
Dúnaju (dative singular)
Dúnaj (accusative singular)
Dúnaju (locative singular)
Dúnajem (instrumental singular)

From Proto-Slavic *Dunavь (“Danube”), from Gothic *𐌳𐍉𐌽𐌰𐍅𐌹 (*dōnawi), from Proto-Germanic *Dōnawjaz, from Proto-Celtic *Dānowyos (whence also Latin Danubius), an extended form of the river-name *Dānu, from Proto-Indo-European *déh₂nu (“river goddess”), akin to *dʰenh₂- (“to set in motion; to flow”). Doublet of Donava.


Mehika

Mẹ̑hika (canonical feminine)
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Méhika (nominative singular)
Méhike (genitive singular)
Méhiki (dative singular)
Méhiko (accusative singular)
Méhiki (locative singular)
Méhiko (instrumental singular)


Švica

Švȋca (canonical feminine)
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Švíca (nominative singular)
Švíce (genitive singular)
Švíci (dative singular)
Švíco (accusative singular)
Švíci (locative singular)
Švíco (instrumental singular)

Switzerland (a country in Western Europe and Central Europe)


Avstralija

Avstrálija (canonical feminine)
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Avstrálija (nominative singular)
Avstrálije (genitive singular)
Avstráliji (dative singular)
Avstrálijo (accusative singular)
Avstráliji (locative singular)
Avstrálijo (instrumental singular)

Australia (a country consisting of a main island, the island of Tasmania and other smaller islands, located in Oceania; historically, a collection of former colonies of the British Empire)

(geology) Australia (a continent consisting of the land on the Australian tectonic plate, i.e. Australia, New Guinea and intervening islands)


Jordanija

Jordánija (canonical feminine)
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Jordánija (nominative singular)
Jordánije (genitive singular)
Jordániji (dative singular)
Jordánijo (accusative singular)
Jordániji (locative singular)
Jordánijo (instrumental singular)

Jordan (a country in Western Asia, in the Middle East)


Patrik

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Patrik (nominative singular)
Patrika (dual nominative)
Patriki (nominative plural)
Patrika (genitive singular)
Patrikov (dual genitive)
Patrikov (genitive plural)
Patriku (dative singular)
Patrikoma (dative dual)
Patrikom (dative plural)
Patrika (accusative singular)
Patrika (accusative dual)
Patrike (accusative plural)
Patriku (locative singular)
Patrikih (dual locative)
Patrikih (locative plural)
Patrikom (instrumental singular)
Patrikoma (dual instrumental)
Patriki (instrumental plural)


Edvard

Ẹ̑dvard (animate canonical masculine)
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Édvard (nominative singular)
Édvarda (dual nominative)
Édvardi (nominative plural)
Édvarda (genitive singular)
Édvardov (dual genitive)
Édvardov (genitive plural)
Édvardu (dative singular)
Édvardoma (dative dual)
Édvardom (dative plural)
Édvarda (accusative singular)
Édvarda (accusative dual)
Édvarde (accusative plural)
Édvardu (locative singular)
Édvardih (dual locative)
Édvardih (locative plural)
Édvardom (instrumental singular)
Édvardoma (dual instrumental)
Édvardi (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Edward


Bahrajn

Bahrȃjn (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Bahrájn (nominative singular)
Bahrájna (genitive singular)
Bahrájnu (dative singular)
Bahrájn (accusative singular)
Bahrájnu (locative singular)
Bahrájnom (instrumental singular)

Bahrain (an archipelago, island, and country in Western Asia, in the Persian Gulf)


Dominika

Domínika (canonical feminine)
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Dominika (nominative singular)
Dominiki (dual nominative)
Dominike (nominative plural)
Dominike (genitive singular)
Dominik (dual genitive)
Dominik (genitive plural)
Dominiki (dative singular)
Dominikama (dative dual)
Dominikam (dative plural)
Dominiko (accusative singular)
Dominiki (accusative dual)
Dominike (accusative plural)
Dominiki (locative singular)
Dominikah (dual locative)
Dominikah (locative plural)
Dominiko (instrumental singular)
Dominikama (dual instrumental)
Dominikami (instrumental plural)


Tajska

Tȃjska (canonical feminine)
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Tájska (nominative singular)
Tájske (genitive singular)
Tájski (dative singular)
Tájsko (accusative singular)
Tájski (locative singular)
Tájsko (instrumental singular)


Rdeče morje

/ərdèːt͡ʃɛ móːrjɛ/


Dušan

Dúšan (animate canonical masculine)
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Dušan (nominative singular)
Dušana (dual nominative)
Dušani (nominative plural)
Dušana (genitive singular)
Dušanov (dual genitive)
Dušanov (genitive plural)
Dušanu (dative singular)
Dušanoma (dative dual)
Dušanom (dative plural)
Dušana (accusative singular)
Dušana (accusative dual)
Dušane (accusative plural)
Dušanu (locative singular)
Dušanih (dual locative)
Dušanih (locative plural)
Dušanom (instrumental singular)
Dušanoma (dual instrumental)
Dušani (instrumental plural)


Aleš

a surname transferred from the given name


Nataša

Natȃša (canonical feminine)
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Natáša (nominative singular)
Natáše (genitive singular)
Natáši (dative singular)
Natášo (accusative singular)
Natáši (locative singular)
Natášo (instrumental singular)

a female given name, equivalent to English Natasha


Dalibor

Dȃlibor (animate canonical masculine)
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Dalibor (nominative singular)
Daliborja (dual nominative)
Daliborji (nominative plural)
Daliborja (genitive singular)
Daliborjev (dual genitive)
Daliborjev (genitive plural)
Daliborju (dative singular)
Daliborjema (dative dual)
Daliborjem (dative plural)
Daliborja (accusative singular)
Daliborja (accusative dual)
Daliborje (accusative plural)
Daliborju (locative singular)
Daliborjih (dual locative)
Daliborjih (locative plural)
Daliborjem (instrumental singular)
Daliborjema (dual instrumental)
Daliborji (instrumental plural)


Oleg

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


Zlata

Zlȃta (canonical feminine)
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Zlata (nominative singular)
Zlati (dual nominative)
Zlate (nominative plural)
Zlate (genitive singular)
Zlat (dual genitive)
Zlat (genitive plural)
Zlati (dative singular)
Zlatama (dative dual)
Zlatam (dative plural)
Zlato (accusative singular)
Zlati (accusative dual)
Zlate (accusative plural)
Zlati (locative singular)
Zlatah (dual locative)
Zlatah (locative plural)
Zlato (instrumental singular)
Zlatama (dual instrumental)
Zlatami (instrumental plural)


Andrej

Andréj (animate canonical masculine)
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Andrêj (nominative singular)
Andrêja (genitive singular)
Andrêju (dative singular)
Andrêja (accusative singular)
Andrêju (locative singular)
Andrêjem (instrumental singular)

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

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


Hedvika

Hẹ̑dvika (canonical feminine)
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Hedvika (nominative singular)
Hedviki (dual nominative)
Hedvike (nominative plural)
Hedvike (genitive singular)
Hedvik (dual genitive)
Hedvik (genitive plural)
Hedviki (dative singular)
Hedvikama (dative dual)
Hedvikam (dative plural)
Hedviko (accusative singular)
Hedviki (accusative dual)
Hedvike (accusative plural)
Hedviki (locative singular)
Hedvikah (dual locative)
Hedvikah (locative plural)
Hedviko (instrumental singular)
Hedvikama (dual instrumental)
Hedvikami (instrumental plural)

a female given name, equivalent to English Hedwig


Zoja

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Zoja (nominative singular)
Zoji (dual nominative)
Zoje (nominative plural)
Zoje (genitive singular)
Zoj (dual genitive)
Zoj (genitive plural)
Zoji (dative singular)
Zojama (dative dual)
Zojam (dative plural)
Zojo (accusative singular)
Zoji (accusative dual)
Zoje (accusative plural)
Zoji (locative singular)
Zojah (dual locative)
Zojah (locative plural)
Zojo (instrumental singular)
Zojama (dual instrumental)
Zojami (instrumental plural)


Vlasta

Vlásta (canonical feminine)
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Vlasta (nominative singular)
Vlasti (dual nominative)
Vlaste (nominative plural)
Vlaste (genitive singular)
Vlast (dual genitive)
Vlast (genitive plural)
Vlasti (dative singular)
Vlastama (dative dual)
Vlastam (dative plural)
Vlasto (accusative singular)
Vlasti (accusative dual)
Vlaste (accusative plural)
Vlasti (locative singular)
Vlastah (dual locative)
Vlastah (locative plural)
Vlasto (instrumental singular)
Vlastama (dual instrumental)
Vlastami (instrumental plural)


Zora

Zọ̑ra (canonical feminine)
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Zora (nominative singular)
Zori (dual nominative)
Zore (nominative plural)
Zore (genitive singular)
Zor (dual genitive)
Zor (genitive plural)
Zori (dative singular)
Zorama (dative dual)
Zoram (dative plural)
Zoro (accusative singular)
Zori (accusative dual)
Zore (accusative plural)
Zori (locative singular)
Zorah (dual locative)
Zorah (locative plural)
Zoro (instrumental singular)
Zorama (dual instrumental)
Zorami (instrumental plural)


Božena

Božẹ̑na (canonical feminine)
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Božena (nominative singular)
Boženi (dual nominative)
Božene (nominative plural)
Božene (genitive singular)
Božen (dual genitive)
Božen (genitive plural)
Boženi (dative singular)
Boženama (dative dual)
Boženam (dative plural)
Boženo (accusative singular)
Boženi (accusative dual)
Božene (accusative plural)
Boženi (locative singular)
Boženah (dual locative)
Boženah (locative plural)
Boženo (instrumental singular)
Boženama (dual instrumental)
Boženami (instrumental plural)


Gizela

Gizẹ̑la (canonical feminine)
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Gizela (nominative singular)
Gizeli (dual nominative)
Gizele (nominative plural)
Gizele (genitive singular)
Gizel (dual genitive)
Gizel (genitive plural)
Gizeli (dative singular)
Gizelama (dative dual)
Gizelam (dative plural)
Gizelo (accusative singular)
Gizeli (accusative dual)
Gizele (accusative plural)
Gizeli (locative singular)
Gizelah (dual locative)
Gizelah (locative plural)
Gizelo (instrumental singular)
Gizelama (dual instrumental)
Gizelami (instrumental plural)


Ema

Éma (canonical feminine)
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Ema (nominative singular)
Emi (dual nominative)
Eme (nominative plural)
Eme (genitive singular)
Em (dual genitive)
Em (genitive plural)
Emi (dative singular)
Emama (dative dual)
Emam (dative plural)
Emo (accusative singular)
Emi (accusative dual)
Eme (accusative plural)
Emi (locative singular)
Emah (dual locative)
Emah (locative plural)
Emo (instrumental singular)
Emama (dual instrumental)
Emami (instrumental plural)


Drago

Drȃgo (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Drágo (nominative singular)
Drága (dual nominative)
Drági (nominative plural)
Drága (genitive singular)
Drágov (dual genitive)
Drágov (genitive plural)
Drágu (dative singular)
Drágoma (dative dual)
Drágom (dative plural)
Drága (accusative singular)
Drága (accusative dual)
Dráge (accusative plural)
Drágu (locative singular)
Drágih (dual locative)
Drágih (locative plural)
Drágom (instrumental singular)
Drágoma (dual instrumental)
Drági (instrumental plural)


Kleopatra

Kleọ̑patra (canonical feminine)
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Kleópatra (nominative singular)
Kleópatre (genitive singular)
Kleópatri (dative singular)
Kleópatro (accusative singular)
Kleópatri (locative singular)
Kleópatro (instrumental singular)


Atena

Atẹ̑na (canonical feminine)
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Aténa (nominative singular)
Aténe (genitive singular)
Aténi (dative singular)
Aténo (accusative singular)
Aténi (locative singular)
Aténo (instrumental singular)


Janez

Jánez (animate canonical masculine)
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Jánez (nominative singular)
Jáneza (dual nominative)
Jánezi (nominative plural)
Jáneza (genitive singular)
Jánezov (dual genitive)
Jánezov (genitive plural)
Jánezu (dative singular)
Jánezoma (dative dual)
Jánezom (dative plural)
Jáneza (accusative singular)
Jáneza (accusative dual)
Jáneze (accusative plural)
Jánezu (locative singular)
Jánezih (dual locative)
Jánezih (locative plural)
Jánezom (instrumental singular)
Jánezoma (dual instrumental)
Jánezi (instrumental plural)

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


Agata

Ágata (canonical feminine)
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Agata (nominative singular)
Agati (dual nominative)
Agate (nominative plural)
Agate (genitive singular)
Agat (dual genitive)
Agat (genitive plural)
Agati (dative singular)
Agatama (dative dual)
Agatam (dative plural)
Agato (accusative singular)
Agati (accusative dual)
Agate (accusative plural)
Agati (locative singular)
Agatah (dual locative)
Agatah (locative plural)
Agato (instrumental singular)
Agatama (dual instrumental)
Agatami (instrumental plural)


Epir

Epȋr (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Epír (nominative singular)
Epíra (genitive singular)
Epíru (dative singular)
Epír (accusative singular)
Epíru (locative singular)
Epírom (instrumental singular)

Epirus (a historical region and ancient kingdom in Southeast Europe, today split politically between northwestern Greece and southwestern Albania)

Epirus (a geographic region and administrative region in northwest Greece, one of the thirteen peripheries of modern Greece)


Valentin

Valentȋn (animate canonical masculine)
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Valentin (nominative singular)
Valentina (dual nominative)
Valentini (nominative plural)
Valentina (genitive singular)
Valentinov (dual genitive)
Valentinov (genitive plural)
Valentinu (dative singular)
Valentinoma (dative dual)
Valentinom (dative plural)
Valentina (accusative singular)
Valentina (accusative dual)
Valentine (accusative plural)
Valentinu (locative singular)
Valentinih (dual locative)
Valentinih (locative plural)
Valentinom (instrumental singular)
Valentinoma (dual instrumental)
Valentini (instrumental plural)

a male given name from Latin, equivalent to English Valentine


Valentina

Valentȋna (canonical feminine)
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Valentina (nominative singular)
Valentini (dual nominative)
Valentine (nominative plural)
Valentine (genitive singular)
Valentin (dual genitive)
Valentin (genitive plural)
Valentini (dative singular)
Valentinama (dative dual)
Valentinam (dative plural)
Valentino (accusative singular)
Valentini (accusative dual)
Valentine (accusative plural)
Valentini (locative singular)
Valentinah (dual locative)
Valentinah (locative plural)
Valentino (instrumental singular)
Valentinama (dual instrumental)
Valentinami (instrumental plural)


Islandija

Islándija (canonical feminine)
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Islándija (nominative singular)
Islándije (genitive singular)
Islándiji (dative singular)
Islándijo (accusative singular)
Islándiji (locative singular)
Islándijo (instrumental singular)

North Atlantic Ocean
North Atlantic Ocean#English

Iceland (an island and country in the North Atlantic Ocean in Europe)


Lizbona

Lizbọ̑na (canonical feminine)
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Lizbóna (nominative singular)
Lizbóne (genitive singular)
Lizbóni (dative singular)
Lizbóno (accusative singular)
Lizbóni (locative singular)
Lizbóno (instrumental singular)

Iberian Peninsula
Iberian Peninsula#English

Lisbon (a port city on the Iberian Peninsula, at the mouth of the Tagus River on the Atlantic Ocean; the capital city of Portugal)


Mihael

Mȋhael (animate canonical masculine)
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Míhael (nominative singular)
Míhaela (dual nominative)
Míhaeli (nominative plural)
Míhaela (genitive singular)
Míhaelov (dual genitive)
Míhaelov (genitive plural)
Míhaelu (dative singular)
Míhaeloma (dative dual)
Míhaelom (dative plural)
Míhaela (accusative singular)
Míhaela (accusative dual)
Míhaele (accusative plural)
Míhaelu (locative singular)
Míhaelih (dual locative)
Míhaelih (locative plural)
Míhaelom (instrumental singular)
Míhaeloma (dual instrumental)
Míhaeli (instrumental plural)


Miha

Míha (animate canonical masculine)
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Míha (nominative singular)
Míhi (dual nominative)
Míhe (nominative plural)
Míhe (genitive singular)
Míh (dual genitive)
Míh (genitive plural)
Míhi (dative singular)
Míhama (dative dual)
Míham (dative plural)
Mího (accusative singular)
Míhi (accusative dual)
Míhe (accusative plural)
Míhi (locative singular)
Míhah (dual locative)
Míhah (locative plural)
Mího (instrumental singular)
Míhama (dual instrumental)
Míhami (instrumental plural)
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Míha (nominative singular)
Míha (dual nominative)
Míhi (nominative plural)
Míha (genitive singular)
Míhov (dual genitive)
Míhov (genitive plural)
Míhu (dative singular)
Míhoma (dative dual)
Míhom (dative plural)
Míha (accusative singular)
Míha (accusative dual)
Míhe (accusative plural)
Míhu (locative singular)
Míhih (dual locative)
Míhih (locative plural)
Míhom (instrumental singular)
Míhoma (dual instrumental)
Míhi (instrumental plural)


Božič

Bóžič (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Bôžič (nominative singular)
Bôžiča (dual nominative)
Bôžiči (nominative plural)
Bôžiča (genitive singular)
Bôžičev (dual genitive)
Bôžičev (genitive plural)
Bôžiču (dative singular)
Bôžičema (dative dual)
Bôžičem (dative plural)
Bôžiča (accusative singular)
Bôžiča (accusative dual)
Bôžiče (accusative plural)
Bôžiču (locative singular)
Bôžičih (dual locative)
Bôžičih (locative plural)
Bôžičem (instrumental singular)
Bôžičema (dual instrumental)
Bôžiči (instrumental plural)


Tomaž

Tomȃž (animate canonical masculine)
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Tomáž (nominative singular)
Tomáža (dual nominative)
Tomáži (nominative plural)
Tomáža (genitive singular)
Tomážev (dual genitive)
Tomážev (genitive plural)
Tomážu (dative singular)
Tomážema (dative dual)
Tomážem (dative plural)
Tomáža (accusative singular)
Tomáža (accusative dual)
Tomáže (accusative plural)
Tomážu (locative singular)
Tomážih (dual locative)
Tomážih (locative plural)
Tomážem (instrumental singular)
Tomážema (dual instrumental)
Tomáži (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Thomas


Jožef

Jọ̑žef (animate canonical masculine)
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Jóžef (nominative singular)
Jóžefa (genitive singular)
Jóžefu (dative singular)
Jóžefa (accusative singular)
Jóžefu (locative singular)
Jóžefom (instrumental singular)

a male given name, equivalent to English Joseph


Rafaela

Rafaẹ̑la (canonical feminine)
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Rafaẹ̑la (nominative singular)
Rafaẹ̑li (dual nominative)
Rafaẹ̑le (nominative plural)
Rafaẹ̑le (genitive singular)
Rafaẹ̑l (dual genitive)
Rafaẹ̑l (genitive plural)
Rafaẹ̑li (dative singular)
Rafaẹ̑lama (dative dual)
Rafaẹ̑lam (dative plural)
Rafaẹ̑lo (accusative singular)
Rafaẹ̑li (accusative dual)
Rafaẹ̑le (accusative plural)
Rafaẹ̑li (locative singular)
Rafaẹ̑lah (dual locative)
Rafaẹ̑lah (locative plural)
Rafaẹ̑lo (instrumental singular)
Rafaẹ̑lama (dual instrumental)
Rafaẹ̑lami (instrumental plural)


Pepelka

Pepẹ̑lka (canonical feminine)
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Pepélka (nominative singular)
Pepélke (genitive singular)
Pepélki (dative singular)
Pepélko (accusative singular)
Pepélki (locative singular)
Pepélko (instrumental singular)


Črno morje

/t͡ʃə̀rnɔ móːrjɛ/


Manica

Mȃnica (canonical feminine)
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Manica (nominative singular)
Manici (dual nominative)
Manice (nominative plural)
Manice (genitive singular)
Manic (dual genitive)
Manic (genitive plural)
Manici (dative singular)
Manicama (dative dual)
Manicam (dative plural)
Manico (accusative singular)
Manici (accusative dual)
Manice (accusative plural)
Manici (locative singular)
Manicah (dual locative)
Manicah (locative plural)
Manico (instrumental singular)
Manicama (dual instrumental)
Manicami (instrumental plural)


Justina

Justína (canonical feminine)
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Justina (nominative singular)
Justini (dual nominative)
Justine (nominative plural)
Justine (genitive singular)
Justin (dual genitive)
Justin (genitive plural)
Justini (dative singular)
Justinama (dative dual)
Justinam (dative plural)
Justino (accusative singular)
Justini (accusative dual)
Justine (accusative plural)
Justini (locative singular)
Justinah (dual locative)
Justinah (locative plural)
Justino (instrumental singular)
Justinama (dual instrumental)
Justinami (instrumental plural)


Matej

Matȇj (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Matêj (nominative singular)
Matêja (dual nominative)
Matêji (nominative plural)
Matêja (genitive singular)
Matêjev (dual genitive)
Matêjev (genitive plural)
Matêju (dative singular)
Matêjema (dative dual)
Matêjem (dative plural)
Matêja (accusative singular)
Matêja (accusative dual)
Matêje (accusative plural)
Matêju (locative singular)
Matêjih (dual locative)
Matêjih (locative plural)
Matêjem (instrumental singular)
Matêjema (dual instrumental)
Matêji (instrumental plural)

a male given name, equivalent to English Matthew


Betlehem

Bẹ̑tlehem (canonical inanimate masculine)
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Bétlehem (nominative singular)
Bétlehema (genitive singular)
Bétlehemu (dative singular)
Bétlehem (accusative singular)
Bétlehemu (locative singular)
Bétlehemom (instrumental singular)


Aristotel

Aristọ̑tel (animate canonical masculine)
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Aristótel (nominative singular)
Aristótela (genitive singular)
Aristótelu (dative singular)
Aristótela (accusative singular)
Aristótelu (locative singular)
Aristótelom (instrumental singular)
Aristóteles (alternative)

From Ancient Greek Ἀριστοτέλης (Aristotélēs).


Ekvatorialna Gvineja

Ekvatoriȃlna Gvinȇja (canonical feminine)