zel

zẹ̑ł (canonical feminine)
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zél (nominative singular)
zelí (dual nominative)
zelí (nominative plural)
zelí (genitive singular)
zelí (dual genitive)
zelí (genitive plural)
zéli (dative singular)
zeléma (dative dual)
zelém (dative plural)
zél (accusative singular)
zelí (accusative dual)
zelí (accusative plural)
zéli (locative singular)
zeléh (dual locative)
zeléh (locative plural)
zeljó (instrumental singular)
zeléma (dual instrumental)
zelmí (instrumental plural)


grob

grȍb (canonical inanimate masculine)
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gròb (nominative singular)
grobôva (dual nominative)
grobôvi (nominative plural)
grôba (genitive singular)
grobôv (dual genitive)
grobôv (genitive plural)
grôbu (dative singular)
grobôvoma (dative dual)
grobôvom (dative plural)
gròb (accusative singular)
grobôva (accusative dual)
grobôve (accusative plural)
grôbu (locative singular)
grobôvih (dual locative)
grobôvih (locative plural)
grôbom (instrumental singular)
grobôvoma (dual instrumental)
grobôvi (instrumental plural)
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gròb (nominative singular)
grôba (dual nominative)
grôbi (nominative plural)
grôba (genitive singular)
grôbov (dual genitive)
grôbov (genitive plural)
grôbu (dative singular)
grôboma (dative dual)
grôbom (dative plural)
gròb (accusative singular)
grôba (accusative dual)
grôbe (accusative plural)
grôbu (locative singular)
grôbih (dual locative)
grôbih (locative plural)
grôbom (instrumental singular)
grôboma (dual instrumental)
grôbi (instrumental plural)


jagoda

jágoda (canonical feminine)
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jágoda (nominative singular)
jágodi (dual nominative)
jágode (nominative plural)
jágode (genitive singular)
jágod (dual genitive)
jágod (genitive plural)
jágodi (dative singular)
jágodama (dative dual)
jágodam (dative plural)
jágodo (accusative singular)
jágodi (accusative dual)
jágode (accusative plural)
jágodi (locative singular)
jágodah (dual locative)
jágodah (locative plural)
jágodo (instrumental singular)
jágodama (dual instrumental)
jágodami (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *agoda, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *ṓˀgāˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *h₂ógeh₂.


doba

dóba (canonical feminine)
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dôba (nominative singular)
dôbi (dual nominative)
dôbe (nominative plural)
dôbe (genitive singular)
dôb (dual genitive)
dôb (genitive plural)
dôbi (dative singular)
dôbama (dative dual)
dôbam (dative plural)
dôbo (accusative singular)
dôbi (accusative dual)
dôbe (accusative plural)
dôbi (locative singular)
dôbah (dual locative)
dôbah (locative plural)
dôbo (instrumental singular)
dôbama (dual instrumental)
dôbami (instrumental plural)

ledena doba


doba

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.

nonlemma

inflection of dọ̑b:
nominative/accusative dual


moko

accusative/instrumental singular of moka


telo

telọ̑ (canonical neuter)
telo (nominative singular)
telesi (dual nominative)
telesa (nominative plural)
telo (accusative singular)
telesi (accusative dual)
telesa (accusative plural)
telesa (genitive singular)
teles (dual genitive)
teles (genitive plural)
telesu (dative singular)
telesoma (dative dual)
telesom (dative plural)
telesu (locative singular)
telesih (dual locative)
telesih (locative plural)
telesom (instrumental singular)
telesoma (dual instrumental)
telesi (instrumental plural)

Declension of telo (neuter, s-stem)


usta

ústa (canonical neuter plural)
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ústa (nominative plural)
úst (genitive plural)
ústom (dative plural)
ústa (accusative plural)
ústih (locative plural)
ústi (instrumental plural)

mouth (the opening of an animal through which food is ingested)


testo

testọ̑ (canonical neuter)
testọ̑ (nominative singular)
testȃ (genitive singular)
tēstu (dative singular)
tēsti (dative singular)
testọ̑ (accusative singular)
tēstu (locative singular)
tēsti (locative singular)
tēstom (instrumental singular)
testọ̑ (singular vocative)


mati

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

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

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

mati narava

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

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


lep

lẹ̑p (canonical inanimate masculine)
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lép (nominative singular)
lépa (dual nominative)
lépi (nominative plural)
lépa (genitive singular)
lépov (dual genitive)
lépov (genitive plural)
lépu (dative singular)
lépoma (dative dual)
lépom (dative plural)
lép (accusative singular)
lépa (accusative dual)
lépe (accusative plural)
lépu (locative singular)
lépih (dual locative)
lépih (locative plural)
lépom (instrumental singular)
lépoma (dual instrumental)
lépi (instrumental plural)


rast

rȃst (canonical feminine)
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rást (nominative singular)
rastí (genitive singular)
rásti (dative singular)
rást (accusative singular)
rásti (locative singular)
rastjó (instrumental singular)


telur

telūr (canonical inanimate masculine)
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telúr (nominative singular)
telúrja (genitive singular)
telúrju (dative singular)
telúr (accusative singular)
telúrju (locative singular)
telúrjem (instrumental singular)


oreh

óreh (canonical inanimate masculine)
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ôreh (nominative singular)
oréha (dual nominative)
oréhi (nominative plural)
oréha (genitive singular)
oréhov (dual genitive)
oréhov (genitive plural)
oréhu (dative singular)
oréhoma (dative dual)
oréhom (dative plural)
ôreh (accusative singular)
oréha (accusative dual)
oréhe (accusative plural)
oréhu (locative singular)
oréhih (dual locative)
oréhih (locative plural)
oréhom (instrumental singular)
oréhoma (dual instrumental)
oréhi (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *orěxъ (“nut”), from Proto-Indo-European *areyis-.


grablje

gráblje (canonical feminine plural)
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gráblje (nominative plural)
grábelj (genitive plural)
grábljam (dative plural)
gráblje (accusative plural)
grábljah (locative plural)
grábljami (instrumental plural)


hiba

híba (canonical feminine)
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híba (nominative singular)
híbi (dual nominative)
híbe (nominative plural)
híbe (genitive singular)
híb (dual genitive)
híb (genitive plural)
híbi (dative singular)
híbama (dative dual)
híbam (dative plural)
híbo (accusative singular)
híbi (accusative dual)
híbe (accusative plural)
híbi (locative singular)
híbah (dual locative)
híbah (locative plural)
híbo (instrumental singular)
híbama (dual instrumental)
híbami (instrumental plural)


opica

ọ̑pica (canonical feminine)
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ópica (nominative singular)
ópici (dual nominative)
ópice (nominative plural)
ópice (genitive singular)
ópic (dual genitive)
ópic (genitive plural)
ópici (dative singular)
ópicama (dative dual)
ópicam (dative plural)
ópico (accusative singular)
ópici (accusative dual)
ópice (accusative plural)
ópici (locative singular)
ópicah (dual locative)
ópicah (locative plural)
ópico (instrumental singular)
ópicama (dual instrumental)
ópicami (instrumental plural)


kamin

kamȋn (canonical inanimate masculine)
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kamín (nominative singular)
kamína (dual nominative)
kamíni (nominative plural)
kamína (genitive singular)
kamínov (dual genitive)
kamínov (genitive plural)
kamínu (dative singular)
kamínoma (dative dual)
kamínom (dative plural)
kamín (accusative singular)
kamína (accusative dual)
kamíne (accusative plural)
kamínu (locative singular)
kamínih (dual locative)
kamínih (locative plural)
kamínom (instrumental singular)
kamínoma (dual instrumental)
kamíni (instrumental plural)


cev

cẹ̑v (canonical feminine)
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cév (nominative singular)
ceví (dual nominative)
ceví (nominative plural)
ceví (genitive singular)
ceví (dual genitive)
ceví (genitive plural)
cévi (dative singular)
cevéma (dative dual)
cevém (dative plural)
cév (accusative singular)
ceví (accusative dual)
ceví (accusative plural)
cévi (locative singular)
cevéh (dual locative)
cevéh (locative plural)
cevjó (instrumental singular)
cevéma (dual instrumental)
cevmí (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *cěvь (“tube, spool”).


krap

krȁp (animate canonical masculine)
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kràp (nominative singular)
krápa (dual nominative)
krápi (nominative plural)
krápa (genitive singular)
krápov (dual genitive)
krápov (genitive plural)
krápu (dative singular)
krápoma (dative dual)
krápom (dative plural)
krápa (accusative singular)
krápa (accusative dual)
krápe (accusative plural)
krápu (locative singular)
krápih (dual locative)
krápih (locative plural)
krápom (instrumental singular)
krápoma (dual instrumental)
krápi (instrumental plural)


rešeto

rešéto (canonical neuter)
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rešêto (nominative singular)
rešêti (dual nominative)
rešêta (nominative plural)
rešêta (genitive singular)
rešêt (dual genitive)
rešêt (genitive plural)
rešêtu (dative singular)
rešêtoma (dative dual)
rešêtom (dative plural)
rešêto (accusative singular)
rešêti (accusative dual)
rešêta (accusative plural)
rešêtu (locative singular)
rešêtih (dual locative)
rešêtih (locative plural)
rešêtom (instrumental singular)
rešêtoma (dual instrumental)
rešêti (instrumental plural)


Dž

Masculine inan., no endings

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Dž (nominative singular)
Dž-ja (dual nominative)
Dž-ji (nominative plural)
Dž-ja (genitive singular)
Dž-jev (dual genitive)
Dž-jev (genitive plural)
Dž-ju (dative singular)
Dž-jema (dative dual)
Dž-jem (dative plural)
Dž (accusative singular)
Dž-ja (accusative dual)
Dž-je (accusative plural)
Dž-ju (locative singular)
Dž-jih (dual locative)
Dž-jih (locative plural)
Dž-jem (instrumental singular)
Dž-jema (dual instrumental)
Dž-ji (instrumental plural)
Dž (nominative singular)
Dž (dual nominative)
Dž (nominative plural)
Dž (accusative singular)
Dž (accusative dual)
Dž (accusative plural)
Dž (genitive singular)
Dž (dual genitive)
Dž (genitive plural)
Dž (dative singular)
Dž (dative dual)
Dž (dative plural)
Dž (locative singular)
Dž (dual locative)
Dž (locative plural)
Dž (instrumental singular)
Dž (dual instrumental)
Dž (instrumental plural)

From Gaj's Latin alphabet Dž, which is a digraph of D and ž.

Latin script
Appendix:Latin script#English

The name of the Latin script digraph Dž / dž.


ključ

kljúč (canonical inanimate masculine)
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kljúč (nominative singular)
kljúča (dual nominative)
kljúči (nominative plural)
kljúča (genitive singular)
kljúčev (dual genitive)
kljúčev (genitive plural)
kljúču (dative singular)
kljúčema (dative dual)
kljúčem (dative plural)
kljúč (accusative singular)
kljúča (accusative dual)
kljúče (accusative plural)
kljúču (locative singular)
kljúčih (dual locative)
kljúčih (locative plural)
kljúčem (instrumental singular)
kljúčema (dual instrumental)
kljúči (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *kľučь, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *kljaukjas, from Proto-Indo-European *klewk-yo-s, from *kle(h₂)uk-, an extended form of *(s)kleh₂w- (“hook, key, peg”).


peka

inflection of pek:
accusative/genitive singular

inflection of pek:
nominative/accusative dual


mula

múla (canonical feminine)
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múla (nominative singular)
múli (dual nominative)
múle (nominative plural)
múle (genitive singular)
múl (dual genitive)
múl (genitive plural)
múli (dative singular)
múlama (dative dual)
múlam (dative plural)
múlo (accusative singular)
múli (accusative dual)
múle (accusative plural)
múli (locative singular)
múlah (dual locative)
múlah (locative plural)
múlo (instrumental singular)
múlama (dual instrumental)
múlami (instrumental plural)

mule (offspring of male donkey and female horse)


kitajščina

kitȃjščina (canonical feminine)
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kitájščina (nominative singular)
kitájščine (genitive singular)
kitájščini (dative singular)
kitájščino (accusative singular)
kitájščini (locative singular)
kitájščino (instrumental singular)


ogor

ogọ̑r (canonical)
ọ̑gor (animate canonical masculine)
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ogór (nominative singular)
ogórja (dual nominative)
ogórji (nominative plural)
ogórja (genitive singular)
ogórjev (dual genitive)
ogórjev (genitive plural)
ogórju (dative singular)
ogórjema (dative dual)
ogórjem (dative plural)
ogórja (accusative singular)
ogórja (accusative dual)
ogórje (accusative plural)
ogórju (locative singular)
ogórjih (dual locative)
ogórjih (locative plural)
ogórjem (instrumental singular)
ogórjema (dual instrumental)
ogórji (instrumental plural)
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ógor (nominative singular)
ógorja (dual nominative)
ógorji (nominative plural)
ógorja (genitive singular)
ógorjev (dual genitive)
ógorjev (genitive plural)
ógorju (dative singular)
ógorjema (dative dual)
ógorjem (dative plural)
ógorja (accusative singular)
ógorja (accusative dual)
ógorje (accusative plural)
ógorju (locative singular)
ógorjih (dual locative)
ógorjih (locative plural)
ógorjem (instrumental singular)
ógorjema (dual instrumental)
ógorji (instrumental plural)


grba

gŕba (canonical feminine)
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gŕba (nominative singular)
gŕbi (dual nominative)
gŕbe (nominative plural)
gŕbe (genitive singular)
gŕb (dual genitive)
gŕb (genitive plural)
gŕbi (dative singular)
gŕbama (dative dual)
gŕbam (dative plural)
gŕbo (accusative singular)
gŕbi (accusative dual)
gŕbe (accusative plural)
gŕbi (locative singular)
gŕbah (dual locative)
gŕbah (locative plural)
gŕbo (instrumental singular)
gŕbama (dual instrumental)
gŕbami (instrumental plural)


lopov

lọ̑pov (canonical)
lȏpov (animate canonical masculine)
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lópov (nominative singular)
lópova (dual nominative)
lópovi (nominative plural)
lópova (genitive singular)
lópovov (dual genitive)
lópovov (genitive plural)
lópovu (dative singular)
lópovoma (dative dual)
lópovom (dative plural)
lópova (accusative singular)
lópova (accusative dual)
lópove (accusative plural)
lópovu (locative singular)
lópovih (dual locative)
lópovih (locative plural)
lópovom (instrumental singular)
lópovoma (dual instrumental)
lópovi (instrumental plural)
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lôpov (nominative singular)
lôpova (dual nominative)
lôpovi (nominative plural)
lôpova (genitive singular)
lôpovov (dual genitive)
lôpovov (genitive plural)
lôpovu (dative singular)
lôpovoma (dative dual)
lôpovom (dative plural)
lôpova (accusative singular)
lôpova (accusative dual)
lôpove (accusative plural)
lôpovu (locative singular)
lôpovih (dual locative)
lôpovih (locative plural)
lôpovom (instrumental singular)
lôpovoma (dual instrumental)
lôpovi (instrumental plural)


misel

mȋsəł (canonical feminine)
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mísel (nominative singular)
mísli (dual nominative)
mísli (nominative plural)
mísli (genitive singular)
mísli (dual genitive)
mísli (genitive plural)
mísli (dative singular)
míslima (dative dual)
míslim (dative plural)
mísel (accusative singular)
mísli (accusative dual)
mísli (accusative plural)
mísli (locative singular)
míslih (dual locative)
míslih (locative plural)
míslijo (instrumental singular)
míslima (dual instrumental)
míslimi (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *myslь. Cognate with Russian мысль (myslʹ), Polish myśl, Macedonian мисла (misla), Bulgarian мисъл (misǎl), Serbo-Croatian мисао or misao, Czech mysl.


volja

vọ́lja (canonical feminine)
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vólja (nominative singular)
vólji (dual nominative)
vólje (nominative plural)
vólje (genitive singular)
vólj (dual genitive)
vólj (genitive plural)
vólji (dative singular)
vóljama (dative dual)
vóljam (dative plural)
vóljo (accusative singular)
vólji (accusative dual)
vólje (accusative plural)
vólji (locative singular)
vóljah (dual locative)
vóljah (locative plural)
vóljo (instrumental singular)
vóljama (dual instrumental)
vóljami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *voľà, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *wáljāˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *welh₁- (“to want”).


golt

gȏłt (canonical inanimate masculine)
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gôlt (nominative singular)
gôlta (dual nominative)
gôlti (nominative plural)
gôlta (genitive singular)
gôltov (dual genitive)
gôltov (genitive plural)
gôltu (dative singular)
gôltoma (dative dual)
gôltom (dative plural)
gôlt (accusative singular)
gôlta (accusative dual)
gôlte (accusative plural)
gôltu (locative singular)
gôltih (dual locative)
gôltih (locative plural)
gôltom (instrumental singular)
gôltoma (dual instrumental)
gôlti (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *gъltъ, related to *glъtati (“to swallow, devour”).


stolp

stȍlp (canonical inanimate masculine)
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stòlp (nominative singular)
stôlpa (dual nominative)
stôlpi (nominative plural)
stôlpa (genitive singular)
stôlpov (dual genitive)
stôlpov (genitive plural)
stôlpu (dative singular)
stôlpoma (dative dual)
stôlpom (dative plural)
stòlp (accusative singular)
stôlpa (accusative dual)
stôlpe (accusative plural)
stôlpu (locative singular)
stôlpih (dual locative)
stôlpih (locative plural)
stôlpom (instrumental singular)
stôlpoma (dual instrumental)
stôlpi (instrumental plural)


gnoj

gnọ̑j (canonical inanimate masculine)
gnọ̑j (nominative singular)
gnojȃ (genitive singular)
gnọ̑ju (dative singular)
gnọ̑ji (dative singular)
gnọ̑j (accusative singular)
gnọ̑ju (locative singular)
gnóju (locative singular)
gnọ̑ji gnóji (locative singular)
gnọ̑jem (instrumental singular)
gnọ̑j (singular vocative)
gnọ̑j (nominative singular)
gnọ̑ja (genitive singular)
gnọ̑ju (dative singular)
gnọ̑ji (dative singular)
gnọ̑j (accusative singular)
gnọ̑ju (locative singular)
gnọ̑ji (locative singular)
gnọ̑jem (instrumental singular)
gnọ̑j (singular vocative)

sl-infl-noun

no

no

(figuratively) hardship, a difficult situation


vreme

vréme (canonical neuter)
vreme (nominative singular)
vremeni (dual nominative)
vremena (nominative plural)
vreme (accusative singular)
vremeni (accusative dual)
vremena (accusative plural)
vremena (genitive singular)
vremen (dual genitive)
vremen (genitive plural)
vremenu (dative singular)
vremenoma (dative dual)
vremenom (dative plural)
vremenu (locative singular)
vremenih (dual locative)
vremenih (locative plural)
vremenom (instrumental singular)
vremenoma (dual instrumental)
vremeni (instrumental plural)

Declension of vreme (neuter, n-stem)


bezeg

bəzə̏g (canonical)
bə̀zəg (canonical inanimate masculine)
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bèzeg (nominative singular)
bèzga (dual nominative)
bèzgi (nominative plural)
bèzga (genitive singular)
bèzgov (dual genitive)
bèzgov (genitive plural)
bèzgu (dative singular)
bèzgoma (dative dual)
bèzgom (dative plural)
bèzeg (accusative singular)
bèzga (accusative dual)
bèzge (accusative plural)
bèzgu (locative singular)
bèzgih (dual locative)
bèzgih (locative plural)
bèzgom (instrumental singular)
bèzgoma (dual instrumental)
bèzgi (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *bъzgъ, a derivative of *bъzъ.


dijak

diják (animate canonical masculine)
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diják (nominative singular)
dijáka (dual nominative)
dijáki (nominative plural)
dijáka (genitive singular)
dijákov (dual genitive)
dijákov (genitive plural)
dijáku (dative singular)
dijákoma (dative dual)
dijákom (dative plural)
dijáka (accusative singular)
dijáka (accusative dual)
dijáke (accusative plural)
dijáku (locative singular)
dijákih (dual locative)
dijákih (locative plural)
dijákom (instrumental singular)
dijákoma (dual instrumental)
dijáki (instrumental plural)


jutri

inflection of jútro:
nominative/accusative dual

inflection of jútro:
instrumental plural


gorica

goríca (canonical feminine)
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goríca (nominative singular)
goríci (dual nominative)
goríce (nominative plural)
goríce (genitive singular)
goríc (dual genitive)
goríc (genitive plural)
goríci (dative singular)
gorícama (dative dual)
gorícam (dative plural)
goríco (accusative singular)
goríci (accusative dual)
goríce (accusative plural)
goríci (locative singular)
gorícah (dual locative)
gorícah (locative plural)
goríco (instrumental singular)
gorícama (dual instrumental)
gorícami (instrumental plural)


klobasa

klobása (canonical feminine)
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klobása (nominative singular)
klobási (dual nominative)
klobáse (nominative plural)
klobáse (genitive singular)
klobás (dual genitive)
klobás (genitive plural)
klobási (dative singular)
klobásama (dative dual)
klobásam (dative plural)
klobáso (accusative singular)
klobási (accusative dual)
klobáse (accusative plural)
klobási (locative singular)
klobásah (dual locative)
klobásah (locative plural)
klobáso (instrumental singular)
klobásama (dual instrumental)
klobásami (instrumental plural)


klošč

klȍšč (animate canonical masculine)
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klòšč (nominative singular)
klôšča (dual nominative)
klôšči (nominative plural)
klôšča (genitive singular)
klôščev (dual genitive)
klôščev (genitive plural)
klôšču (dative singular)
klôščema (dative dual)
klôščem (dative plural)
klôšča (accusative singular)
klôšča (accusative dual)
klôšče (accusative plural)
klôšču (locative singular)
klôščih (dual locative)
klôščih (locative plural)
klôščem (instrumental singular)
klôščema (dual instrumental)
klôšči (instrumental plural)


kostanj

kóstanj (canonical inanimate masculine)
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kôstanj (nominative singular)
kostánja (dual nominative)
kostánji (nominative plural)
kostánja (genitive singular)
kostánjev (dual genitive)
kostánjev (genitive plural)
kostánju (dative singular)
kostánjema (dative dual)
kostánjem (dative plural)
kôstanj (accusative singular)
kostánja (accusative dual)
kostánje (accusative plural)
kostánju (locative singular)
kostánjih (dual locative)
kostánjih (locative plural)
kostánjem (instrumental singular)
kostánjema (dual instrumental)
kostánji (instrumental plural)


puška

pȗška (canonical feminine)
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púška (nominative singular)
púški (dual nominative)
púške (nominative plural)
púške (genitive singular)
púšk (dual genitive)
púšk (genitive plural)
púški (dative singular)
púškama (dative dual)
púškam (dative plural)
púško (accusative singular)
púški (accusative dual)
púške (accusative plural)
púški (locative singular)
púškah (dual locative)
púškah (locative plural)
púško (instrumental singular)
púškama (dual instrumental)
púškami (instrumental plural)

From Old High German būhse, from Latin pyxis, from Ancient Greek πυξίς (puxís).

(by extension) gun (any firearm resembling a rifle)


čipka

čȋpka (canonical feminine)
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čípka (nominative singular)
čípki (dual nominative)
čípke (nominative plural)
čípke (genitive singular)
čípk (dual genitive)
čípk (genitive plural)
čípki (dative singular)
čípkama (dative dual)
čípkam (dative plural)
čípko (accusative singular)
čípki (accusative dual)
čípke (accusative plural)
čípki (locative singular)
čípkah (dual locative)
čípkah (locative plural)
čípko (instrumental singular)
čípkama (dual instrumental)
čípkami (instrumental plural)


kelih

kẹ́lih (canonical inanimate masculine)
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kélih (nominative singular)
kéliha (dual nominative)
kélihi (nominative plural)
kéliha (genitive singular)
kélihov (dual genitive)
kélihov (genitive plural)
kélihu (dative singular)
kélihoma (dative dual)
kélihom (dative plural)
kélih (accusative singular)
kéliha (accusative dual)
kélihe (accusative plural)
kélihu (locative singular)
kélihih (dual locative)
kélihih (locative plural)
kélihom (instrumental singular)
kélihoma (dual instrumental)
kélihi (instrumental plural)

From Old High German kelih, from Latin calix.


gumb

gȗmb (canonical inanimate masculine)
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gúmb (nominative singular)
gúmba (dual nominative)
gúmbi (nominative plural)
gúmba (genitive singular)
gúmbov (dual genitive)
gúmbov (genitive plural)
gúmbu (dative singular)
gúmboma (dative dual)
gúmbom (dative plural)
gúmb (accusative singular)
gúmba (accusative dual)
gúmbe (accusative plural)
gúmbu (locative singular)
gúmbih (dual locative)
gúmbih (locative plural)
gúmbom (instrumental singular)
gúmboma (dual instrumental)
gúmbi (instrumental plural)

From Hungarian gomb, from Greek κόμβος (kómvos).


ladja

ládja (canonical feminine)
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ládja (nominative singular)
ládji (dual nominative)
ládje (nominative plural)
ládje (genitive singular)
ládij (dual genitive)
ládij (genitive plural)
ládji (dative singular)
ládjama (dative dual)
ládjam (dative plural)
ládjo (accusative singular)
ládji (accusative dual)
ládje (accusative plural)
ládji (locative singular)
ládjah (dual locative)
ládjah (locative plural)
ládjo (instrumental singular)
ládjama (dual instrumental)
ládjami (instrumental plural)


bivol

bȋvol (animate canonical masculine)
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bívol (nominative singular)
bívola (dual nominative)
bívoli (nominative plural)
bívola (genitive singular)
bívolov (dual genitive)
bívolov (genitive plural)
bívolu (dative singular)
bívoloma (dative dual)
bívolom (dative plural)
bívola (accusative singular)
bívola (accusative dual)
bívole (accusative plural)
bívolu (locative singular)
bívolih (dual locative)
bívolih (locative plural)
bívolom (instrumental singular)
bívoloma (dual instrumental)
bívoli (instrumental plural)


južina

júžina (canonical feminine)
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júžina (nominative singular)
júžini (dual nominative)
júžine (nominative plural)
júžine (genitive singular)
júžin (dual genitive)
júžin (genitive plural)
júžini (dative singular)
júžinama (dative dual)
júžinam (dative plural)
júžino (accusative singular)
júžini (accusative dual)
júžine (accusative plural)
júžini (locative singular)
júžinah (dual locative)
júžinah (locative plural)
júžino (instrumental singular)
júžinama (dual instrumental)
júžinami (instrumental plural)

→ Austrian German: Jause

→ Bavarian: Jausn

From Proto-Slavic *južina / *južinъ (“meal at noon”), from *jugъ (“South, south wind”). Related to Austrian German Jause.


grča

gŕča (canonical feminine)
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gŕča (nominative singular)
gŕči (dual nominative)
gŕče (nominative plural)
gŕče (genitive singular)
gŕč (dual genitive)
gŕč (genitive plural)
gŕči (dative singular)
gŕčama (dative dual)
gŕčam (dative plural)
gŕčo (accusative singular)
gŕči (accusative dual)
gŕče (accusative plural)
gŕči (locative singular)
gŕčah (dual locative)
gŕčah (locative plural)
gŕčo (instrumental singular)
gŕčama (dual instrumental)
gŕčami (instrumental plural)

→ Bavarian: Kortschn


kovač

From Proto-Slavic *kovačь, from *kovati.


mačeha

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


lemež

lẹ̑mež (canonical)
lémež (canonical inanimate masculine)
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lémež (nominative singular)
lémeža (dual nominative)
lémeži (nominative plural)
lémeža (genitive singular)
lémežev (dual genitive)
lémežev (genitive plural)
lémežu (dative singular)
lémežema (dative dual)
lémežem (dative plural)
lémež (accusative singular)
lémeža (accusative dual)
lémeže (accusative plural)
lémežu (locative singular)
lémežih (dual locative)
lémežih (locative plural)
lémežem (instrumental singular)
lémežema (dual instrumental)
lémeži (instrumental plural)
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lêmež (nominative singular)
lêmeža (dual nominative)
lêmeži (nominative plural)
lêmeža (genitive singular)
lêmežev (dual genitive)
lêmežev (genitive plural)
lêmežu (dative singular)
lêmežema (dative dual)
lêmežem (dative plural)
lêmež (accusative singular)
lêmeža (accusative dual)
lêmeže (accusative plural)
lêmežu (locative singular)
lêmežih (dual locative)
lêmežih (locative plural)
lêmežem (instrumental singular)
lêmežema (dual instrumental)
lêmeži (instrumental plural)


kuhinja

kúhinja (canonical feminine)
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kúhinja (nominative singular)
kúhinji (dual nominative)
kúhinje (nominative plural)
kúhinje (genitive singular)
kúhinj (dual genitive)
kúhinj (genitive plural)
kúhinji (dative singular)
kúhinjama (dative dual)
kúhinjam (dative plural)
kúhinjo (accusative singular)
kúhinji (accusative dual)
kúhinje (accusative plural)
kúhinji (locative singular)
kúhinjah (dual locative)
kúhinjah (locative plural)
kúhinjo (instrumental singular)
kúhinjama (dual instrumental)
kúhinjami (instrumental plural)


biser

bȋser (canonical inanimate masculine)
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bíser (nominative singular)
bísera (dual nominative)
bíseri (nominative plural)
bísera (genitive singular)
bíserov (dual genitive)
bíserov (genitive plural)
bíseru (dative singular)
bíseroma (dative dual)
bíserom (dative plural)
bíser (accusative singular)
bísera (accusative dual)
bísere (accusative plural)
bíseru (locative singular)
bíserih (dual locative)
bíserih (locative plural)
bíserom (instrumental singular)
bíseroma (dual instrumental)
bíseri (instrumental plural)

From Bulgar, from Arabic بُسْر (busr, “unripe dates”) from the root ب س ر (b-s-r) related to things being early, so applied to pearls because unripe dates can have some tactile and optical properties similar to pearls.


vraža

vráža (canonical feminine)
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vráža (nominative singular)
vráži (dual nominative)
vráže (nominative plural)
vráže (genitive singular)
vráž (dual genitive)
vráž (genitive plural)
vráži (dative singular)
vrážama (dative dual)
vrážam (dative plural)
vrážo (accusative singular)
vráži (accusative dual)
vráže (accusative plural)
vráži (locative singular)
vrážah (dual locative)
vrážah (locative plural)
vrážo (instrumental singular)
vrážama (dual instrumental)
vrážami (instrumental plural)


gozd

gȍzd (canonical)
gọ̑zd (canonical inanimate masculine)
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gòzd (nominative singular)
gozdôva (dual nominative)
gozdôvi (nominative plural)
gôzda (genitive singular)
gozdôv (dual genitive)
gozdôv (genitive plural)
gôzdu (dative singular)
gozdôvoma (dative dual)
gozdôvom (dative plural)
gòzd (accusative singular)
gozdôva (accusative dual)
gozdôve (accusative plural)
gôzdu (locative singular)
gozdôvih (dual locative)
gozdôvih (locative plural)
gôzdom (instrumental singular)
gozdôvoma (dual instrumental)
gozdôvi (instrumental plural)
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gòzd (nominative singular)
gôzda (dual nominative)
gôzdi (nominative plural)
gôzda (genitive singular)
gôzdov (dual genitive)
gôzdov (genitive plural)
gôzdu (dative singular)
gôzdoma (dative dual)
gôzdom (dative plural)
gòzd (accusative singular)
gôzda (accusative dual)
gôzde (accusative plural)
gôzdu (locative singular)
gôzdih (dual locative)
gôzdih (locative plural)
gôzdom (instrumental singular)
gôzdoma (dual instrumental)
gôzdi (instrumental plural)
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gózd (nominative singular)
gózda (dual nominative)
gózdi (nominative plural)
gózda (genitive singular)
gózdov (dual genitive)
gózdov (genitive plural)
gózdu (dative singular)
gózdoma (dative dual)
gózdom (dative plural)
gózd (accusative singular)
gózda (accusative dual)
gózde (accusative plural)
gózdu (locative singular)
gózdih (dual locative)
gózdih (locative plural)
gózdom (instrumental singular)
gózdoma (dual instrumental)
gózdi (instrumental plural)


megla

məglȁ (canonical)
mə̀gla (canonical feminine)

From Proto-Slavic *mьgla, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *míglāˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *h₃migʰleh₂ (“mist, cloud”).


košara

košȃra (canonical feminine)
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košára (nominative singular)
košári (dual nominative)
košáre (nominative plural)
košáre (genitive singular)
košár (dual genitive)
košár (genitive plural)
košári (dative singular)
košárama (dative dual)
košáram (dative plural)
košáro (accusative singular)
košári (accusative dual)
košáre (accusative plural)
košári (locative singular)
košárah (dual locative)
košárah (locative plural)
košáro (instrumental singular)
košárama (dual instrumental)
košárami (instrumental plural)


orjak

orják (animate canonical masculine)
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orják (nominative singular)
orjáka (dual nominative)
orjáki (nominative plural)
orjáka (genitive singular)
orjákov (dual genitive)
orjákov (genitive plural)
orjáku (dative singular)
orjákoma (dative dual)
orjákom (dative plural)
orjáka (accusative singular)
orjáka (accusative dual)
orjáke (accusative plural)
orjáku (locative singular)
orjákih (dual locative)
orjákih (locative plural)
orjákom (instrumental singular)
orjákoma (dual instrumental)
orjáki (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Hungarian óriás (“giant”) then aligned to the words with + -jak. Serbo-Croatian still in full orìjāš.


deska

də̀ska (canonical)
dəskȁ (canonical feminine)
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dèska (nominative singular)
dèski (dual nominative)
dèske (nominative plural)
dèske (genitive singular)
dèsk (dual genitive)
dèsk (genitive plural)
dèski (dative singular)
dèskama (dative dual)
dèskam (dative plural)
dèsko (accusative singular)
dèski (accusative dual)
dèske (accusative plural)
dèski (locative singular)
dèskah (dual locative)
dèskah (locative plural)
dèsko (instrumental singular)
dèskama (dual instrumental)
dèskami (instrumental plural)


pajek

pȃjək (animate canonical masculine)
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pájek (nominative singular)
pájka (dual nominative)
pájki (nominative plural)
pájka (genitive singular)
pájkov (dual genitive)
pájkov (genitive plural)
pájku (dative singular)
pájkoma (dative dual)
pájkom (dative plural)
pájek (accusative singular)
pájka (accusative dual)
pájke (accusative plural)
pájku (locative singular)
pájkih (dual locative)
pájkih (locative plural)
pájkom (instrumental singular)
pájkoma (dual instrumental)
pájki (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *paǫkъ, from *pa- + *ǫkъ, from Proto-Indo-European *h₂enkos (“hook”).


medenica

medeníca (canonical feminine)
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medeníca (nominative singular)
medeníci (dual nominative)
medeníce (nominative plural)
medeníce (genitive singular)
medeníc (dual genitive)
medeníc (genitive plural)
medeníci (dative singular)
medenícama (dative dual)
medenícam (dative plural)
medeníco (accusative singular)
medeníci (accusative dual)
medeníce (accusative plural)
medeníci (locative singular)
medenícah (dual locative)
medenícah (locative plural)
medeníco (instrumental singular)
medenícama (dual instrumental)
medenícami (instrumental plural)


plesen

plẹ̑sən (canonical feminine)
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plésen (nominative singular)
plésni (dual nominative)
plésni (nominative plural)
plésni (genitive singular)
plésni (dual genitive)
plésni (genitive plural)
plésni (dative singular)
plésnima (dative dual)
plésnim (dative plural)
plésen (accusative singular)
plésni (accusative dual)
plésni (accusative plural)
plésni (locative singular)
plésnih (dual locative)
plésnih (locative plural)
plésnijo (instrumental singular)
plésnima (dual instrumental)
plésnimi (instrumental plural)


podgana

podgána (canonical feminine)
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podgána (nominative singular)
podgáni (dual nominative)
podgáne (nominative plural)
podgáne (genitive singular)
podgán (dual genitive)
podgán (genitive plural)
podgáni (dative singular)
podgánama (dative dual)
podgánam (dative plural)
podgáno (accusative singular)
podgáni (accusative dual)
podgáne (accusative plural)
podgáni (locative singular)
podgánah (dual locative)
podgánah (locative plural)
podgáno (instrumental singular)
podgánama (dual instrumental)
podgánami (instrumental plural)


polž

pōłž (animate canonical masculine)
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pôlž (nominative singular)
pôlža (dual nominative)
pôlži (nominative plural)
pôlža (genitive singular)
pôlžev (dual genitive)
pôlžev (genitive plural)
pôlžu (dative singular)
pôlžema (dative dual)
pôlžem (dative plural)
pôlža (accusative singular)
pôlža (accusative dual)
pôlže (accusative plural)
pôlžu (locative singular)
pôlžih (dual locative)
pôlžih (locative plural)
pôlžem (instrumental singular)
pôlžema (dual instrumental)
pôlži (instrumental plural)


pokop

pokȍp (canonical inanimate masculine)
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pokòp (nominative singular)
pokópa (dual nominative)
pokópi (nominative plural)
pokópa (genitive singular)
pokópov (dual genitive)
pokópov (genitive plural)
pokópu (dative singular)
pokópoma (dative dual)
pokópom (dative plural)
pokòp (accusative singular)
pokópa (accusative dual)
pokópe (accusative plural)
pokópu (locative singular)
pokópih (dual locative)
pokópih (locative plural)
pokópom (instrumental singular)
pokópoma (dual instrumental)
pokópi (instrumental plural)
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pokòp (nominative singular)
pokôpa (dual nominative)
pokôpi (nominative plural)
pokôpa (genitive singular)
pokôpov (dual genitive)
pokôpov (genitive plural)
pokôpu (dative singular)
pokôpoma (dative dual)
pokôpom (dative plural)
pokòp (accusative singular)
pokôpa (accusative dual)
pokôpe (accusative plural)
pokôpu (locative singular)
pokôpih (dual locative)
pokôpih (locative plural)
pokôpom (instrumental singular)
pokôpoma (dual instrumental)
pokôpi (instrumental plural)


ogel

ọ̑gəł (canonical inanimate masculine)
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ógel (nominative singular)
ógla (dual nominative)
ógli (nominative plural)
ógla (genitive singular)
óglov (dual genitive)
óglov (genitive plural)
óglu (dative singular)
ógloma (dative dual)
óglom (dative plural)
ógel (accusative singular)
ógla (accusative dual)
ógle (accusative plural)
óglu (locative singular)
óglih (dual locative)
óglih (locative plural)
óglom (instrumental singular)
ógloma (dual instrumental)
ógli (instrumental plural)


ogel

ọ̄gəł (canonical inanimate masculine)
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ógel (nominative singular)
ógla (dual nominative)
ógli (nominative plural)
ógla (genitive singular)
óglov (dual genitive)
óglov (genitive plural)
óglu (dative singular)
ógloma (dative dual)
óglom (dative plural)
ógel (accusative singular)
ógla (accusative dual)
ógle (accusative plural)
óglu (locative singular)
óglih (dual locative)
óglih (locative plural)
óglom (instrumental singular)
ógloma (dual instrumental)
ógli (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *ǫglь, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *ánˀglis, from Proto-Indo-European *h₁óngʷl̥ (“charcoal”).


polh

pōłh (animate canonical masculine)
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pôlh (nominative singular)
pôlha (dual nominative)
pôlhi (nominative plural)
pôlha (genitive singular)
pôlhov (dual genitive)
pôlhov (genitive plural)
pôlhu (dative singular)
pôlhoma (dative dual)
pôlhom (dative plural)
pôlha (accusative singular)
pôlha (accusative dual)
pôlhe (accusative plural)
pôlhu (locative singular)
pôlhih (dual locative)
pôlhih (locative plural)
pôlhom (instrumental singular)
pôlhoma (dual instrumental)
pôlhi (instrumental plural)


kruh

krȕh (canonical inanimate masculine)
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krùh (nominative singular)
krúha (dual nominative)
krúhi (nominative plural)
krúha (genitive singular)
krúhov (dual genitive)
krúhov (genitive plural)
krúhu (dative singular)
krúhoma (dative dual)
krúhom (dative plural)
krùh (accusative singular)
krúha (accusative dual)
krúhe (accusative plural)
krúhu (locative singular)
krúhih (dual locative)
krúhih (locative plural)
krúhom (instrumental singular)
krúhoma (dual instrumental)
krúhi (instrumental plural)


krma

kŕma (canonical feminine)
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kŕma (nominative singular)
kŕme (genitive singular)
kŕmi (dative singular)
kŕmo (accusative singular)
kŕmi (locative singular)
kŕmo (instrumental singular)

From Proto-Slavic *kъrma, *kъrmъ (“food, fodder”), from Proto-Indo-European *ḱrh₃-mo-. Original meaning "food" occurs until 16th century.


krma

kŕma (canonical feminine)
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kŕma (nominative singular)
kŕmi (dual nominative)
kŕme (nominative plural)
kŕme (genitive singular)
kŕm (dual genitive)
kŕm (genitive plural)
kŕmi (dative singular)
kŕmama (dative dual)
kŕmam (dative plural)
kŕmo (accusative singular)
kŕmi (accusative dual)
kŕme (accusative plural)
kŕmi (locative singular)
kŕmah (dual locative)
kŕmah (locative plural)
kŕmo (instrumental singular)
kŕmama (dual instrumental)
kŕmami (instrumental plural)


praprot

práprot (canonical feminine)
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práprot (nominative singular)
práproti (dual nominative)
práproti (nominative plural)
práproti (genitive singular)
práproti (dual genitive)
práproti (genitive plural)
práproti (dative singular)
práprotma (dative dual)
práprotim (dative plural)
práprot (accusative singular)
práproti (accusative dual)
práproti (accusative plural)
práproti (locative singular)
práprotih (dual locative)
práprotih (locative plural)
práprotjo (instrumental singular)
práprotma (dual instrumental)
práprotmi (instrumental plural)


koš

kȍš (canonical inanimate masculine)
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kòš (nominative singular)
kôša (dual nominative)
kôši (nominative plural)
kôša (genitive singular)
kôšev (dual genitive)
kôšev (genitive plural)
kôšu (dative singular)
kôšema (dative dual)
kôšem (dative plural)
kòš (accusative singular)
kôša (accusative dual)
kôše (accusative plural)
kôšu (locative singular)
kôših (dual locative)
kôših (locative plural)
kôšem (instrumental singular)
kôšema (dual instrumental)
kôši (instrumental plural)


mlin

mlȋn (canonical inanimate masculine)
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mlín (nominative singular)
mlína (dual nominative)
mlíni (nominative plural)
mlína (genitive singular)
mlínov (dual genitive)
mlínov (genitive plural)
mlínu (dative singular)
mlínoma (dative dual)
mlínom (dative plural)
mlín (accusative singular)
mlína (accusative dual)
mlíne (accusative plural)
mlínu (locative singular)
mlínih (dual locative)
mlínih (locative plural)
mlínom (instrumental singular)
mlínoma (dual instrumental)
mlíni (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *mъlinъ, from Old High German mulin, from Latin molinum.


pastir

pastír (animate canonical masculine)
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pastír (nominative singular)
pastírja (dual nominative)
pastírji (nominative plural)
pastírja (genitive singular)
pastírjev (dual genitive)
pastírjev (genitive plural)
pastírju (dative singular)
pastírjema (dative dual)
pastírjem (dative plural)
pastírja (accusative singular)
pastírja (accusative dual)
pastírje (accusative plural)
pastírju (locative singular)
pastírjih (dual locative)
pastírjih (locative plural)
pastírjem (instrumental singular)
pastírjema (dual instrumental)
pastírji (instrumental plural)


vrša

vŕša (canonical feminine)
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vŕša (nominative singular)
vŕši (dual nominative)
vŕše (nominative plural)
vŕše (genitive singular)
vŕš (dual genitive)
vŕš (genitive plural)
vŕši (dative singular)
vŕšama (dative dual)
vŕšam (dative plural)
vŕšo (accusative singular)
vŕši (accusative dual)
vŕše (accusative plural)
vŕši (locative singular)
vŕšah (dual locative)
vŕšah (locative plural)
vŕšo (instrumental singular)
vŕšama (dual instrumental)
vŕšami (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *vьrša (“fishing basket, fishing trap made of osiers”).


tovariš

sl-noun

tovȃriš m anim (female equivalent tovarišíca)

tovȃriš (animate canonical masculine)
tovarišíca (feminine)
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továriš (nominative singular)
továriša (dual nominative)
továriši (nominative plural)
továriša (genitive singular)
továrišev (dual genitive)
továrišev (genitive plural)
továrišu (dative singular)
továrišema (dative dual)
továrišem (dative plural)
továriša (accusative singular)
továriša (accusative dual)
továriše (accusative plural)
továrišu (locative singular)
továriših (dual locative)
továriših (locative plural)
továrišem (instrumental singular)
továrišema (dual instrumental)
továriši (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Russian това́рищ (továrišč, “comrade”), from Proto-Slavic *tovariščь.


pepel

pepẹ̑ł (canonical inanimate masculine)
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pepél (nominative singular)
pepéla (genitive singular)
pepélu (dative singular)
pepél (accusative singular)
pepélu (locative singular)
pepélom (instrumental singular)


pečat

pečȃt (canonical inanimate masculine)
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pečát (nominative singular)
pečáta (dual nominative)
pečáti (nominative plural)
pečáta (genitive singular)
pečátov (dual genitive)
pečátov (genitive plural)
pečátu (dative singular)
pečátoma (dative dual)
pečátom (dative plural)
pečát (accusative singular)
pečáta (accusative dual)
pečáte (accusative plural)
pečátu (locative singular)
pečátih (dual locative)
pečátih (locative plural)
pečátom (instrumental singular)
pečátoma (dual instrumental)
pečáti (instrumental plural)


prestol

préstol (canonical inanimate masculine)
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prêstol (nominative singular)
prestóla (dual nominative)
prestóli (nominative plural)
prestóla (genitive singular)
prestólov (dual genitive)
prestólov (genitive plural)
prestólu (dative singular)
prestóloma (dative dual)
prestólom (dative plural)
prêstol (accusative singular)
prestóla (accusative dual)
prestóle (accusative plural)
prestólu (locative singular)
prestólih (dual locative)
prestólih (locative plural)
prestólom (instrumental singular)
prestóloma (dual instrumental)
prestóli (instrumental plural)
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prêstol (nominative singular)
prestôla (dual nominative)
prestôli (nominative plural)
prestôla (genitive singular)
prestôlov (dual genitive)
prestôlov (genitive plural)
prestôlu (dative singular)
prestôloma (dative dual)
prestôlom (dative plural)
prêstol (accusative singular)
prestôla (accusative dual)
prestôle (accusative plural)
prestôlu (locative singular)
prestôlih (dual locative)
prestôlih (locative plural)
prestôlom (instrumental singular)
prestôloma (dual instrumental)
prestôli (instrumental plural)


sladkor

sládkor (canonical inanimate masculine)
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sládkor (nominative singular)
sladkọ́rja (dual nominative)
sladkọ́rji (nominative plural)
sladkọ́rja (genitive singular)
sladkọ́rjev (dual genitive)
sladkọ́rjev (genitive plural)
sladkọ́rju (dative singular)
sladkọ́rjema (dative dual)
sladkọ́rjem (dative plural)
sládkor (accusative singular)
sladkọ́rja (accusative dual)
sladkọ́rje (accusative plural)
sladkọ́rju (locative singular)
sladkọ́rjih (dual locative)
sladkọ́rjih (locative plural)
sladkọ́rjem (instrumental singular)
sladkọ́rjema (dual instrumental)
sladkọ́rji (instrumental plural)


sreča

srẹ́ča (canonical feminine)
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sréča (nominative singular)
sréče (genitive singular)
sréči (dative singular)
sréčo (accusative singular)
sréči (locative singular)
sréčo (instrumental singular)


smetana

smẹ́tana (canonical feminine)
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smétana (nominative singular)
smétane (genitive singular)
smétani (dative singular)
smétano (accusative singular)
smétani (locative singular)
smétano (instrumental singular)

From Proto-Slavic *sъmetana, cognate with Slovak smotana, Russian смета́на (smetána).


pijavka

pijȃvka (canonical feminine)
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pijávka (nominative singular)
pijávki (dual nominative)
pijávke (nominative plural)
pijávke (genitive singular)
pijávk (dual genitive)
pijávk (genitive plural)
pijávki (dative singular)
pijávkama (dative dual)
pijávkam (dative plural)
pijávko (accusative singular)
pijávki (accusative dual)
pijávke (accusative plural)
pijávki (locative singular)
pijávkah (dual locative)
pijávkah (locative plural)
pijávko (instrumental singular)
pijávkama (dual instrumental)
pijávkami (instrumental plural)


posel

pósəł (canonical inanimate masculine)
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pôsel (nominative singular)
pôsla (dual nominative)
pôsli (nominative plural)
pôsla (genitive singular)
pôslov (dual genitive)
pôslov (genitive plural)
pôslu (dative singular)
pôsloma (dative dual)
pôslom (dative plural)
pôsel (accusative singular)
pôsla (accusative dual)
pôsle (accusative plural)
pôslu (locative singular)
pôslih (dual locative)
pôslih (locative plural)
pôslom (instrumental singular)
pôsloma (dual instrumental)
pôsli (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *posъlъ. By surface analysis, po + sèl.


ščuka

ščúka (canonical feminine)
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ščúka (nominative singular)
ščúki (dual nominative)
ščúke (nominative plural)
ščúke (genitive singular)
ščúk (dual genitive)
ščúk (genitive plural)
ščúki (dative singular)
ščúkama (dative dual)
ščúkam (dative plural)
ščúko (accusative singular)
ščúki (accusative dual)
ščúke (accusative plural)
ščúki (locative singular)
ščúkah (dual locative)
ščúkah (locative plural)
ščúko (instrumental singular)
ščúkama (dual instrumental)
ščúkami (instrumental plural)


pekel

pəkə̏l (canonical)
pə̀kəl (canonical inanimate masculine)
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pèkel (nominative singular)
pèkla (dual nominative)
pèkli (nominative plural)
pèkla (genitive singular)
pèklov (dual genitive)
pèklov (genitive plural)
pèklu (dative singular)
pèkloma (dative dual)
pèklom (dative plural)
pèkel (accusative singular)
pèkla (accusative dual)
pèkle (accusative plural)
pèklu (locative singular)
pèklih (dual locative)
pèklih (locative plural)
pèklom (instrumental singular)
pèkloma (dual instrumental)
pèkli (instrumental plural)


kvas

kvȃs (canonical inanimate masculine)
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kvás (nominative singular)
kvása (dual nominative)
kvási (nominative plural)
kvása (genitive singular)
kvásov (dual genitive)
kvásov (genitive plural)
kvásu (dative singular)
kvásoma (dative dual)
kvásom (dative plural)
kvás (accusative singular)
kvása (accusative dual)
kváse (accusative plural)
kvásu (locative singular)
kvásih (dual locative)
kvásih (locative plural)
kvásom (instrumental singular)
kvásoma (dual instrumental)
kvási (instrumental plural)


orel

órəł (animate canonical masculine)
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ôrel (nominative singular)
ôrla (dual nominative)
ôrli (nominative plural)
ôrla (genitive singular)
ôrlov (dual genitive)
ôrlov (genitive plural)
ôrlu (dative singular)
ôrloma (dative dual)
ôrlom (dative plural)
ôrla (accusative singular)
ôrla (accusative dual)
ôrle (accusative plural)
ôrlu (locative singular)
ôrlih (dual locative)
ôrlih (locative plural)
ôrlom (instrumental singular)
ôrloma (dual instrumental)
ôrli (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *orьlъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *arélis, from Proto-Indo-European *h₃érō.


slanina

slanína (canonical feminine)
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slanína (nominative singular)
slaníne (genitive singular)
slaníni (dative singular)
slaníno (accusative singular)
slaníni (locative singular)
slaníno (instrumental singular)


zober

zọ́bər (animate canonical masculine)
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zóber (nominative singular)
zóbra (dual nominative)
zóbri (nominative plural)
zóbra (genitive singular)
zóbrov (dual genitive)
zóbrov (genitive plural)
zóbru (dative singular)
zóbroma (dative dual)
zóbrom (dative plural)
zóbra (accusative singular)
zóbra (accusative dual)
zóbre (accusative plural)
zóbru (locative singular)
zóbrih (dual locative)
zóbrih (locative plural)
zóbrom (instrumental singular)
zóbroma (dual instrumental)
zóbri (instrumental plural)


pogača

pogáča (canonical feminine)
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pogáča (nominative singular)
pogáči (dual nominative)
pogáče (nominative plural)
pogáče (genitive singular)
pogáč (dual genitive)
pogáč (genitive plural)
pogáči (dative singular)
pogáčama (dative dual)
pogáčam (dative plural)
pogáčo (accusative singular)
pogáči (accusative dual)
pogáče (accusative plural)
pogáči (locative singular)
pogáčah (dual locative)
pogáčah (locative plural)
pogáčo (instrumental singular)
pogáčama (dual instrumental)
pogáčami (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *pogača from Medieval Latin focacea, focacia, a derivative of focus (“hearth, fireplace”), in the meaning "hearth bread" (panis focācius). Cognate with Italian focaccia (“a type of flat bread with toppings”).


grapa

grápa (canonical feminine)
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grápa (nominative singular)
grápi (dual nominative)
grápe (nominative plural)
grápe (genitive singular)
gráp (dual genitive)
gráp (genitive plural)
grápi (dative singular)
grápama (dative dual)
grápam (dative plural)
grápo (accusative singular)
grápi (accusative dual)
grápe (accusative plural)
grápi (locative singular)
grápah (dual locative)
grápah (locative plural)
grápo (instrumental singular)
grápama (dual instrumental)
grápami (instrumental plural)


pleva

plẹ́va (canonical feminine)
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pléva (nominative singular)
plévi (dual nominative)
pléve (nominative plural)
pléve (genitive singular)
plév (dual genitive)
plév (genitive plural)
plévi (dative singular)
plévama (dative dual)
plévam (dative plural)
plévo (accusative singular)
plévi (accusative dual)
pléve (accusative plural)
plévi (locative singular)
plévah (dual locative)
plévah (locative plural)
plévo (instrumental singular)
plévama (dual instrumental)
plévami (instrumental plural)


prah

prȃh (canonical inanimate masculine)
prȃh (nominative singular)
prahȗ (genitive singular)
prȃhu (dative singular)
prȃhi (dative singular)
prȃh (accusative singular)
prȃhu (locative singular)
prȃhi (locative singular)
prȃhom (instrumental singular)
prȃh (singular vocative)
prȃh (nominative singular)
prȃha (genitive singular)
prȃhu (dative singular)
prȃhi (dative singular)
prȃh (accusative singular)
prȃhu (locative singular)
prȃhi (locative singular)
prȃhom (instrumental singular)
prȃh (singular vocative)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *porxъ, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *pers-.

(uncountable) dust (fine, dry particles)


hči

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

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

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


smet

smẹ̑t (canonical feminine)
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smét (nominative singular)
smetí (dual nominative)
smetí (nominative plural)
smetí (genitive singular)
smetí (dual genitive)
smetí (genitive plural)
sméti (dative singular)
smetéma (dative dual)
smetém (dative plural)
smét (accusative singular)
smetí (accusative dual)
smetí (accusative plural)
sméti (locative singular)
smetéh (dual locative)
smetéh (locative plural)
smetjó (instrumental singular)
smetéma (dual instrumental)
smetmí (instrumental plural)


kup

kȕp (canonical inanimate masculine)
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kùp (nominative singular)
kúpa (dual nominative)
kúpi (nominative plural)
kúpa (genitive singular)
kúpov (dual genitive)
kúpov (genitive plural)
kúpu (dative singular)
kúpoma (dative dual)
kúpom (dative plural)
kùp (accusative singular)
kúpa (accusative dual)
kúpe (accusative plural)
kúpu (locative singular)
kúpih (dual locative)
kúpih (locative plural)
kúpom (instrumental singular)
kúpoma (dual instrumental)
kúpi (instrumental plural)


sloka

slọ̄ka (canonical feminine)
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slóka (nominative singular)
slóki (dual nominative)
slóke (nominative plural)
slóke (genitive singular)
slók (dual genitive)
slók (genitive plural)
slóki (dative singular)
slókama (dative dual)
slókam (dative plural)
slóko (accusative singular)
slóki (accusative dual)
slóke (accusative plural)
slóki (locative singular)
slókah (dual locative)
slókah (locative plural)
slóko (instrumental singular)
slókama (dual instrumental)
slókami (instrumental plural)


otok

ótok (canonical inanimate masculine)
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ôtok (nominative singular)
otóka (dual nominative)
otóki (nominative plural)
otóka (genitive singular)
otókov (dual genitive)
otókov (genitive plural)
otóku (dative singular)
otókoma (dative dual)
otókom (dative plural)
ôtok (accusative singular)
otóka (accusative dual)
otóke (accusative plural)
otóku (locative singular)
otókih (dual locative)
otókih (locative plural)
otókom (instrumental singular)
otókoma (dual instrumental)
otóki (instrumental plural)


krt

kȓt (animate canonical masculine)
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kŕt (nominative singular)
kŕta (dual nominative)
kŕti (nominative plural)
kŕta (genitive singular)
kŕtov (dual genitive)
kŕtov (genitive plural)
kŕtu (dative singular)
kŕtoma (dative dual)
kŕtom (dative plural)
kŕta (accusative singular)
kŕta (accusative dual)
kŕte (accusative plural)
kŕtu (locative singular)
kŕtih (dual locative)
kŕtih (locative plural)
kŕtom (instrumental singular)
kŕtoma (dual instrumental)
kŕti (instrumental plural)

mole (burrowing mammal of the family Talpidae)


kad

kȁd (canonical feminine)
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kàd (nominative singular)
kadí (dual nominative)
kadí (nominative plural)
kadí (genitive singular)
kadí (dual genitive)
kadí (genitive plural)
kádi (dative singular)
kadéma (dative dual)
kadém (dative plural)
kàd (accusative singular)
kadí (accusative dual)
kadí (accusative plural)
kádi (locative singular)
kadéh (dual locative)
kadéh (locative plural)
kadjó (instrumental singular)
kadéma (dual instrumental)
kadmí (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *kadь (“cask”), borrowed from Ancient Greek κάδιον (kádion).


drog

drọ̑g (canonical inanimate masculine)
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dróg (nominative singular)
dróga (dual nominative)
drógi (nominative plural)
dróga (genitive singular)
drógov (dual genitive)
drógov (genitive plural)
drógu (dative singular)
drógoma (dative dual)
drógom (dative plural)
dróg (accusative singular)
dróga (accusative dual)
dróge (accusative plural)
drógu (locative singular)
drógih (dual locative)
drógih (locative plural)
drógom (instrumental singular)
drógoma (dual instrumental)
drógi (instrumental plural)
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dróg (nominative singular)
drogôva (dual nominative)
drogôvi (nominative plural)
dróga (genitive singular)
drogôv (dual genitive)
drogôv (genitive plural)
drógu (dative singular)
drogôvoma (dative dual)
drogôvom (dative plural)
dróg (accusative singular)
drogôva (accusative dual)
drogôve (accusative plural)
drógu (locative singular)
drogôvih (dual locative)
drogôvih (locative plural)
drógom (instrumental singular)
drogôvoma (dual instrumental)
drogôvi (instrumental plural)


tek

tẹ̑k (canonical inanimate masculine)
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ték (nominative singular)
téka (dual nominative)
téki (nominative plural)
téka (genitive singular)
tékov (dual genitive)
tékov (genitive plural)
téku (dative singular)
tékoma (dative dual)
tékom (dative plural)
ték (accusative singular)
téka (accusative dual)
téke (accusative plural)
téku (locative singular)
tékih (dual locative)
tékih (locative plural)
tékom (instrumental singular)
tékoma (dual instrumental)
téki (instrumental plural)


rek

rẹ̑k (canonical)
rȅk (canonical inanimate masculine)
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rék (nominative singular)
réka (dual nominative)
réki (nominative plural)
réka (genitive singular)
rékov (dual genitive)
rékov (genitive plural)
réku (dative singular)
rékoma (dative dual)
rékom (dative plural)
rék (accusative singular)
réka (accusative dual)
réke (accusative plural)
réku (locative singular)
rékih (dual locative)
rékih (locative plural)
rékom (instrumental singular)
rékoma (dual instrumental)
réki (instrumental plural)
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rèk (nominative singular)
réka (dual nominative)
réki (nominative plural)
réka (genitive singular)
rékov (dual genitive)
rékov (genitive plural)
réku (dative singular)
rékoma (dative dual)
rékom (dative plural)
rèk (accusative singular)
réka (accusative dual)
réke (accusative plural)
réku (locative singular)
rékih (dual locative)
rékih (locative plural)
rékom (instrumental singular)
rékoma (dual instrumental)
réki (instrumental plural)


petek

pẹ́tək (canonical inanimate masculine)
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pétek (nominative singular)
pétka (dual nominative)
pétki (nominative plural)
pétka (genitive singular)
pétkov (dual genitive)
pétkov (genitive plural)
pétku (dative singular)
pétkoma (dative dual)
pétkom (dative plural)
pétek (accusative singular)
pétka (accusative dual)
pétke (accusative plural)
pétku (locative singular)
pétkih (dual locative)
pétkih (locative plural)
pétkom (instrumental singular)
pétkoma (dual instrumental)
pétki (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *pętъkъ, from *pętъ (“fifth”).


eden

édən (animate canonical masculine)
édən (nominative singular)
ȅn (nominative singular)
éna (dual nominative)
éni (nominative plural)
énega (genitive singular)
énih (dual genitive)
énih (genitive plural)
énemu (dative singular)
énima (dative dual)
énim (dative plural)
énega (accusative singular)
éna (accusative dual)
éne (accusative plural)
énem (locative singular)
énih (dual locative)
énih (locative plural)
énim (instrumental singular)
énima (dual instrumental)
énimi (instrumental plural)
ȇdən (singular vocative)
ȅn (singular vocative)
ȇna (dual vocative)
ȇni (plural vocative)

From Proto-Slavic *(j)edinъ, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *óynos (“one, single”).

der

Prosimo, vstopajte eden po eden.

Slišali so se kriki, zato je eden poklical policijo.

Screaming could be heard, so someone had called the police.


mesar

mesár (animate canonical masculine)
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mesár (nominative singular)
mesárja (dual nominative)
mesárji (nominative plural)
mesárja (genitive singular)
mesárjev (dual genitive)
mesárjev (genitive plural)
mesárju (dative singular)
mesárjema (dative dual)
mesárjem (dative plural)
mesárja (accusative singular)
mesárja (accusative dual)
mesárje (accusative plural)
mesárju (locative singular)
mesárjih (dual locative)
mesárjih (locative plural)
mesárjem (instrumental singular)
mesárjema (dual instrumental)
mesárji (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *męsarь. By surface analysis, mesó + -ár.


smeti

nominative/accusative/genitive plural of smẹ̑t


kraj

krȁj (canonical inanimate masculine)
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kràj (nominative singular)
krája (dual nominative)
kráji (nominative plural)
krája (genitive singular)
krájev (dual genitive)
krájev (genitive plural)
kráju (dative singular)
krájema (dative dual)
krájem (dative plural)
kràj (accusative singular)
krája (accusative dual)
kráje (accusative plural)
kráju (locative singular)
krájih (dual locative)
krájih (locative plural)
krájem (instrumental singular)
krájema (dual instrumental)
kráji (instrumental plural)

Iz katerega kraja si ravnokar prišel?


ris

rȋs (animate canonical masculine)
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rís (nominative singular)
rísa (dual nominative)
rísi (nominative plural)
rísa (genitive singular)
rísov (dual genitive)
rísov (genitive plural)
rísu (dative singular)
rísoma (dative dual)
rísom (dative plural)
rísa (accusative singular)
rísa (accusative dual)
ríse (accusative plural)
rísu (locative singular)
rísih (dual locative)
rísih (locative plural)
rísom (instrumental singular)
rísoma (dual instrumental)
rísi (instrumental plural)


ded

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


raca

ráca (canonical feminine)
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ráca (nominative singular)
ráci (dual nominative)
ráce (nominative plural)
ráce (genitive singular)
rác (dual genitive)
rác (genitive plural)
ráci (dative singular)
rácama (dative dual)
rácam (dative plural)
ráco (accusative singular)
ráci (accusative dual)
ráce (accusative plural)
ráci (locative singular)
rácah (dual locative)
rácah (locative plural)
ráco (instrumental singular)
rácama (dual instrumental)
rácami (instrumental plural)

duck (aquatic bird of the family Anatidae)


profesor

profẹ̑sor (animate canonical masculine)
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profésor (nominative singular)
profésorja (dual nominative)
profésorji (nominative plural)
profésorja (genitive singular)
profésorjev (dual genitive)
profésorjev (genitive plural)
profésorju (dative singular)
profésorjema (dative dual)
profésorjem (dative plural)
profésorja (accusative singular)
profésorja (accusative dual)
profésorje (accusative plural)
profésorju (locative singular)
profésorjih (dual locative)
profésorjih (locative plural)
profésorjem (instrumental singular)
profésorjema (dual instrumental)
profésorji (instrumental plural)


loga

inflection of log:
nominative/accusative dual


policija

policȋja (canonical feminine)
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policíja (nominative singular)
policíji (dual nominative)
policíje (nominative plural)
policíje (genitive singular)
policíj (dual genitive)
policíj (genitive plural)
policíji (dative singular)
policíjama (dative dual)
policíjam (dative plural)
policíjo (accusative singular)
policíji (accusative dual)
policíje (accusative plural)
policíji (locative singular)
policíjah (dual locative)
policíjah (locative plural)
policíjo (instrumental singular)
policíjama (dual instrumental)
policíjami (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Latin polītīa, from Ancient Greek πολῑτείᾱ (polīteíā), compare German Polizei, Italian polizia.


juha

júha (canonical feminine)
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júha (nominative singular)
júhi (dual nominative)
júhe (nominative plural)
júhe (genitive singular)
júh (dual genitive)
júh (genitive plural)
júhi (dative singular)
júhama (dative dual)
júham (dative plural)
júho (accusative singular)
júhi (accusative dual)
júhe (accusative plural)
júhi (locative singular)
júhah (dual locative)
júhah (locative plural)
júho (instrumental singular)
júhama (dual instrumental)
júhami (instrumental plural)


granica

grȃnica (canonical feminine)
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gránica (nominative singular)
gránici (dual nominative)
gránice (nominative plural)
gránice (genitive singular)
gránic (dual genitive)
gránic (genitive plural)
gránici (dative singular)
gránicama (dative dual)
gránicam (dative plural)
gránico (accusative singular)
gránici (accusative dual)
gránice (accusative plural)
gránici (locative singular)
gránicah (dual locative)
gránicah (locative plural)
gránico (instrumental singular)
gránicama (dual instrumental)
gránicami (instrumental plural)


bič

bīč (canonical)
bȉč (canonical inanimate masculine)
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bíč (nominative singular)
bíča (dual nominative)
bíči (nominative plural)
bíča (genitive singular)
bíčev (dual genitive)
bíčev (genitive plural)
bíču (dative singular)
bíčema (dative dual)
bíčem (dative plural)
bíč (accusative singular)
bíča (accusative dual)
bíče (accusative plural)
bíču (locative singular)
bíčih (dual locative)
bíčih (locative plural)
bíčem (instrumental singular)
bíčema (dual instrumental)
bíči (instrumental plural)
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bìč (nominative singular)
bíča (dual nominative)
bíči (nominative plural)
bíča (genitive singular)
bíčev (dual genitive)
bíčev (genitive plural)
bíču (dative singular)
bíčema (dative dual)
bíčem (dative plural)
bìč (accusative singular)
bíča (accusative dual)
bíče (accusative plural)
bíču (locative singular)
bíčih (dual locative)
bíčih (locative plural)
bíčem (instrumental singular)
bíčema (dual instrumental)
bíči (instrumental plural)


Grk

Gȓk (animate canonical masculine)
Gȓkinja (feminine)
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Gŕk (nominative singular)
Gŕka (dual nominative)
Gŕki (nominative plural)
Gŕka (genitive singular)
Gŕkov (dual genitive)
Gŕkov (genitive plural)
Gŕku (dative singular)
Gŕkoma (dative dual)
Gŕkom (dative plural)
Gŕka (accusative singular)
Gŕka (accusative dual)
Gŕke (accusative plural)
Gŕku (locative singular)
Gŕkih (dual locative)
Gŕkih (locative plural)
Gŕkom (instrumental singular)
Gŕkoma (dual instrumental)
Gŕki (instrumental plural)


esej

esȇj (canonical inanimate masculine)
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esêj (nominative singular)
esêja (dual nominative)
esêji (nominative plural)
esêja (genitive singular)
esêjev (dual genitive)
esêjev (genitive plural)
esêju (dative singular)
esêjema (dative dual)
esêjem (dative plural)
esêj (accusative singular)
esêja (accusative dual)
esêje (accusative plural)
esêju (locative singular)
esêjih (dual locative)
esêjih (locative plural)
esêjem (instrumental singular)
esêjema (dual instrumental)
esêji (instrumental plural)


panj

pȃnj (canonical inanimate masculine)
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pánj (nominative singular)
pánja (dual nominative)
pánji (nominative plural)
pánja (genitive singular)
pánjev (dual genitive)
pánjev (genitive plural)
pánju (dative singular)
pánjema (dative dual)
pánjem (dative plural)
pánj (accusative singular)
pánja (accusative dual)
pánje (accusative plural)
pánju (locative singular)
pánjih (dual locative)
pánjih (locative plural)
pánjem (instrumental singular)
pánjema (dual instrumental)
pánji (instrumental plural)

beehive (man-made structure in which bees are kept for their honey)


beton

betọ̑n (canonical inanimate masculine)
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betón (nominative singular)
betóna (genitive singular)
betónu (dative singular)
betón (accusative singular)
betónu (locative singular)
betónom (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from French béton (“concrete”), from Latin bitūmen (“asphalt”).


krater

kráter (canonical inanimate masculine)
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kráter (nominative singular)
kráterja (dual nominative)
kráterji (nominative plural)
kráterja (genitive singular)
kráterjev (dual genitive)
kráterjev (genitive plural)
kráterju (dative singular)
kráterjema (dative dual)
kráterjem (dative plural)
kráter (accusative singular)
kráterja (accusative dual)
kráterje (accusative plural)
kráterju (locative singular)
kráterjih (dual locative)
kráterjih (locative plural)
kráterjem (instrumental singular)
kráterjema (dual instrumental)
kráterji (instrumental plural)


genitiv

gẹ̑nitiv (canonical inanimate masculine)


nominativ

nọ̑minativ (canonical inanimate masculine)


uda

inflection of ud:
nominative/accusative dual


slovar

slovár (canonical inanimate masculine)
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slovár (nominative singular)
slovárja (dual nominative)
slovárji (nominative plural)
slovárja (genitive singular)
slovárjev (dual genitive)
slovárjev (genitive plural)
slovárju (dative singular)
slovárjema (dative dual)
slovárjem (dative plural)
slovár (accusative singular)
slovárja (accusative dual)
slovárje (accusative plural)
slovárju (locative singular)
slovárjih (dual locative)
slovárjih (locative plural)
slovárjem (instrumental singular)
slovárjema (dual instrumental)
slovárji (instrumental plural)


bega

inflection of bẹ̑g:
nominative/accusative dual


brina

inflection of brin:
nominative/accusative dual


bron

brȍn (canonical inanimate masculine)
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bròn (nominative singular)
brôna (dual nominative)
brôni (nominative plural)
brôna (genitive singular)
brônov (dual genitive)
brônov (genitive plural)
brônu (dative singular)
brônoma (dative dual)
brônom (dative plural)
bròn (accusative singular)
brôna (accusative dual)
brône (accusative plural)
brônu (locative singular)
brônih (dual locative)
brônih (locative plural)
brônom (instrumental singular)
brônoma (dual instrumental)
brôni (instrumental plural)


arhitektura

arhitektȗra (canonical feminine)
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arhitektúra (nominative singular)
arhitektúre (genitive singular)
arhitektúri (dative singular)
arhitektúro (accusative singular)
arhitektúri (locative singular)
arhitektúro (instrumental singular)

architecture (art and science of designing buildings and other structures)


cesar

sl-noun

césar m anim (female equivalent cesaríca)

césar (animate canonical masculine)
cesaríca (feminine)
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cêsar (nominative singular)
cesárja (dual nominative)
cesárji (nominative plural)
cesárja (genitive singular)
cesárjev (dual genitive)
cesárjev (genitive plural)
cesárju (dative singular)
cesárjema (dative dual)
cesárjem (dative plural)
cêsar (accusative singular)
cesárja (accusative dual)
cesárje (accusative plural)
cesárju (locative singular)
cesárjih (dual locative)
cesárjih (locative plural)
cesárjem (instrumental singular)
cesárjema (dual instrumental)
cesárji (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *cěsařь, from a Germanic language, from Proto-Germanic *kaisaraz, from Latin Caesar.


plaz

plȃz (canonical inanimate masculine)
plȃz (nominative singular)
plazȏva (dual nominative)
plazȏvi (nominative plural)
plazȗ (genitive singular)
plazóv (dual genitive)
plazóv (genitive plural)
plȃzu (dative singular)
plȃzi (dative singular)
plazȏvoma (dative dual)
plazȏvama (dative dual)
plazȏvom (dative plural)
plȃzȏvam (dative plural)
plȃz (accusative singular)
plazȏva (accusative dual)
plazȏve (accusative plural)
plȃzu (locative singular)
plȃzi (locative singular)
plazȏvih (dual locative)
plazȏvih (locative plural)
plȃzom (instrumental singular)
plazȏvoma (dual instrumental)
plazȏvama (dual instrumental)
plazȏvi (instrumental plural)
plȃz (singular vocative)
plazȏva (dual vocative)
plazȏvi (plural vocative)
plȃz (nominative singular)
plazȏva (dual nominative)
plazȏvi (nominative plural)
plȃza (genitive singular)
plazóv (dual genitive)
plazóv (genitive plural)
plȃzu (dative singular)
plȃzi (dative singular)
plazȏvoma (dative dual)
plazȏvama (dative dual)
plazȏvom (dative plural)
plȃzȏvam (dative plural)
plȃz (accusative singular)
plazȏva (accusative dual)
plazȏve (accusative plural)
plȃzu (locative singular)
plȃzi (locative singular)
plazȏvih (dual locative)
plazȏvih (locative plural)
plȃzom (instrumental singular)
plazȏvoma (dual instrumental)
plazȏvama (dual instrumental)
plazȏvi (instrumental plural)
plȃz (singular vocative)
plazȏva (dual vocative)
plazȏvi (plural vocative)

Gerund of plaziti, from Proto-Slavic *pőlziti, from Proto-Indo-European *pelh₂-.

(geology) slide (a small dislocation in beds of rock along a line of fissure)

settled material after an avalanche^([→SSKJ])

(by extension) avalanche, blitz (a sudden, great, or irresistible outburst)


parfum

parfȗm (canonical inanimate masculine)
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parfúm (nominative singular)
parfúma (dual nominative)
parfúmi (nominative plural)
parfúma (genitive singular)
parfúmov (dual genitive)
parfúmov (genitive plural)
parfúmu (dative singular)
parfúmoma (dative dual)
parfúmom (dative plural)
parfúm (accusative singular)
parfúma (accusative dual)
parfúme (accusative plural)
parfúmu (locative singular)
parfúmih (dual locative)
parfúmih (locative plural)
parfúmom (instrumental singular)
parfúmoma (dual instrumental)
parfúmi (instrumental plural)

perfume (substance providing a pleasant smell)


Pearl Harbor

Pȇarl Hȃrbor (canonical inanimate masculine)

English Pearl Harbor, calqued from Hawaiian Wai Momi.

Pearl Harbor (a harbour and naval base in Hawaii, United States)


mangan

mangȃn (canonical inanimate masculine)
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mangán (nominative singular)
mangána (genitive singular)
mangánu (dative singular)
mangán (accusative singular)
mangánu (locative singular)
mangánom (instrumental singular)


češplja

čẹ̑šplja (canonical feminine)
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čéšplja (nominative singular)
čéšplji (dual nominative)
čéšplje (nominative plural)
čéšplje (genitive singular)
čéšpelj (dual genitive)
čéšpelj (genitive plural)
čéšplji (dative singular)
čéšpljama (dative dual)
čéšpljam (dative plural)
čéšpljo (accusative singular)
čéšplji (accusative dual)
čéšplje (accusative plural)
čéšplji (locative singular)
čéšpljah (dual locative)
čéšpljah (locative plural)
čéšpljo (instrumental singular)
čéšpljama (dual instrumental)
čéšpljami (instrumental plural)


zgodovina

zgodovína (canonical feminine)
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zgodovína (nominative singular)
zgodovíni (dual nominative)
zgodovíne (nominative plural)
zgodovíne (genitive singular)
zgodovín (dual genitive)
zgodovín (genitive plural)
zgodovíni (dative singular)
zgodovínama (dative dual)
zgodovínam (dative plural)
zgodovíno (accusative singular)
zgodovíni (accusative dual)
zgodovíne (accusative plural)
zgodovíni (locative singular)
zgodovínah (dual locative)
zgodovínah (locative plural)
zgodovíno (instrumental singular)
zgodovínama (dual instrumental)
zgodovínami (instrumental plural)

/zɡɔdɔʋìːna/


ogenj

ógənj (canonical inanimate masculine)
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ôgenj (nominative singular)
ôgnja (dual nominative)
ôgnji (nominative plural)
ôgnja (genitive singular)
ôgnjev (dual genitive)
ôgnjev (genitive plural)
ôgnju (dative singular)
ôgnjema (dative dual)
ôgnjem (dative plural)
ôgenj (accusative singular)
ôgnja (accusative dual)
ôgnje (accusative plural)
ôgnju (locative singular)
ôgnjih (dual locative)
ôgnjih (locative plural)
ôgnjem (instrumental singular)
ôgnjema (dual instrumental)
ôgnji (instrumental plural)


tete

inflection of teta:
nominative/accusative plural


perut

perȗt (canonical feminine inanimate)
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perùt (nominative singular)
perùti (dual nominative)
perùti (nominative plural)
perùti (genitive singular)
perùti (dual genitive)
perùti (genitive plural)
perùti (dative singular)
perùtma (dative dual)
perùtim (dative plural)
perùt (accusative singular)
perùti (accusative dual)
perùti (accusative plural)
perùti (locative singular)
perùtih (dual locative)
perùtih (locative plural)
perùtjo (instrumental singular)
perùtma (dual instrumental)
perùtmi (instrumental plural)


atol

atọ̑l (canonical inanimate masculine)
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atól (nominative singular)
atóla (dual nominative)
atóli (nominative plural)
atóla (genitive singular)
atólov (dual genitive)
atólov (genitive plural)
atólu (dative singular)
atóloma (dative dual)
atólom (dative plural)
atól (accusative singular)
atóla (accusative dual)
atóle (accusative plural)
atólu (locative singular)
atólih (dual locative)
atólih (locative plural)
atólom (instrumental singular)
atóloma (dual instrumental)
atóli (instrumental plural)


koren

korẹ̑n (canonical inanimate masculine)
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korén (nominative singular)
koréna (dual nominative)
koréni (nominative plural)
koréna (genitive singular)
korénov (dual genitive)
korénov (genitive plural)
korénu (dative singular)
korénoma (dative dual)
korénom (dative plural)
korén (accusative singular)
koréna (accusative dual)
koréne (accusative plural)
korénu (locative singular)
korénih (dual locative)
korénih (locative plural)
korénom (instrumental singular)
korénoma (dual instrumental)
koréni (instrumental plural)


bolnica

bọ̑lnica (canonical feminine)
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bólnica (nominative singular)
bólnici (dual nominative)
bólnice (nominative plural)
bólnice (genitive singular)
bólnic (dual genitive)
bólnic (genitive plural)
bólnici (dative singular)
bólnicama (dative dual)
bólnicam (dative plural)
bólnico (accusative singular)
bólnici (accusative dual)
bólnice (accusative plural)
bólnici (locative singular)
bólnicah (dual locative)
bólnicah (locative plural)
bólnico (instrumental singular)
bólnicama (dual instrumental)
bólnicami (instrumental plural)


brusnica

brȗsnica (canonical feminine)
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brúsnica (nominative singular)
brúsnici (dual nominative)
brúsnice (nominative plural)
brúsnice (genitive singular)
brúsnic (dual genitive)
brúsnic (genitive plural)
brúsnici (dative singular)
brúsnicama (dative dual)
brúsnicam (dative plural)
brúsnico (accusative singular)
brúsnici (accusative dual)
brúsnice (accusative plural)
brúsnici (locative singular)
brúsnicah (dual locative)
brúsnicah (locative plural)
brúsnico (instrumental singular)
brúsnicama (dual instrumental)
brúsnicami (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *brusьnica, from *brusьnъ + *-ica.


ličnica

lȋčnica (canonical feminine)
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líčnica (nominative singular)
líčnici (dual nominative)
líčnice (nominative plural)
líčnice (genitive singular)
líčnic (dual genitive)
líčnic (genitive plural)
líčnici (dative singular)
líčnicama (dative dual)
líčnicam (dative plural)
líčnico (accusative singular)
líčnici (accusative dual)
líčnice (accusative plural)
líčnici (locative singular)
líčnicah (dual locative)
líčnicah (locative plural)
líčnico (instrumental singular)
líčnicama (dual instrumental)
líčnicami (instrumental plural)


hrošč

hrȍšč (animate canonical masculine)
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hròšč (nominative singular)
hrôšča (dual nominative)
hrôšči (nominative plural)
hrôšča (genitive singular)
hrôščev (dual genitive)
hrôščev (genitive plural)
hrôšču (dative singular)
hrôščema (dative dual)
hrôščem (dative plural)
hrôšča (accusative singular)
hrôšča (accusative dual)
hrôšče (accusative plural)
hrôšču (locative singular)
hrôščih (dual locative)
hrôščih (locative plural)
hrôščem (instrumental singular)
hrôščema (dual instrumental)
hrôšči (instrumental plural)


poda

inflection of pòd:
nominative/accusative dual


uniforma

unifọ̑rma (canonical feminine)
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unifórma (nominative singular)
unifórmi (dual nominative)
unifórme (nominative plural)
unifórme (genitive singular)
unifórm (dual genitive)
unifórm (genitive plural)
unifórmi (dative singular)
unifórmama (dative dual)
unifórmam (dative plural)
unifórmo (accusative singular)
unifórmi (accusative dual)
unifórme (accusative plural)
unifórmi (locative singular)
unifórmah (dual locative)
unifórmah (locative plural)
unifórmo (instrumental singular)
unifórmama (dual instrumental)
unifórmami (instrumental plural)

uniform (distinctive outfit as a means of identifying members of a group)


vejo

accusative/instrumental singular of veja


veje

inflection of veja:
nominative/accusative plural


veja

vȇja (canonical feminine)
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vêja (nominative singular)
vêji (dual nominative)
vêje (nominative plural)
vêje (genitive singular)
vêj (dual genitive)
vêj (genitive plural)
vêji (dative singular)
vêjama (dative dual)
vêjam (dative plural)
vêjo (accusative singular)
vêji (accusative dual)
vêje (accusative plural)
vêji (locative singular)
vêjah (dual locative)
vêjah (locative plural)
vêjo (instrumental singular)
vêjama (dual instrumental)
vêjami (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *věja, whence also Old Church Slavonic вѣꙗ (věja, “branch”). Further cognates include Bulgarian вейка (vejka) and ветва (vetva), Russian ветвь (vetvʹ), Slovak vetva. Non-Slavic cognates include Sanskrit वया (vayā́, “branch, twig”) (from Proto-Indo-European *woh₁y-éh₂ (“branch, twig”)), Latin vītis (“vine”), German Weide (“willow”), Old Prussian witwan (“willow”), Persian بید (bid, “willow”).

inh

branch (woody part of a tree arising from the trunk and usually dividing)


cimet

cīmet (canonical inanimate masculine)
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címet (nominative singular)
címeta (genitive singular)
címetu (dative singular)
címet (accusative singular)
címetu (locative singular)
címetom (instrumental singular)

From German Zimt, Zimmet (perhaps re-inforced by Gottscheerish tsimmait).


čelo

čélo (canonical neuter)
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čêlo (nominative singular)
čêli (dual nominative)
čêla (nominative plural)
čêla (genitive singular)
čêl (dual genitive)
čêl (genitive plural)
čêlu (dative singular)
čêloma (dative dual)
čêlom (dative plural)
čêlo (accusative singular)
čêli (accusative dual)
čêla (accusative plural)
čêlu (locative singular)
čêlih (dual locative)
čêlih (locative plural)
čêlom (instrumental singular)
čêloma (dual instrumental)
čêli (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *čelo, from Proto-Indo-European *kelh₃os.


čelo

čẹ̑lo (canonical inanimate masculine)
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čélo (nominative singular)
čéla (dual nominative)
čéli (nominative plural)
čéla (genitive singular)
čélov (dual genitive)
čélov (genitive plural)
čélu (dative singular)
čéloma (dative dual)
čélom (dative plural)
čélo (accusative singular)
čéla (accusative dual)
čéle (accusative plural)
čélu (locative singular)
čélih (dual locative)
čélih (locative plural)
čélom (instrumental singular)
čéloma (dual instrumental)
čéli (instrumental plural)


moda

inflection of modo:
nominative/accusative plural


erbij

érbij (canonical inanimate masculine)
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êrbij (nominative singular)
êrbija (genitive singular)
êrbiju (dative singular)
êrbij (accusative singular)
êrbiju (locative singular)
êrbijem (instrumental singular)


prepustnica

prepȗstnica (canonical feminine)
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prepústnica (nominative singular)
prepústnici (dual nominative)
prepústnice (nominative plural)
prepústnice (genitive singular)
prepústnic (dual genitive)
prepústnic (genitive plural)
prepústnici (dative singular)
prepústnicama (dative dual)
prepústnicam (dative plural)
prepústnico (accusative singular)
prepústnici (accusative dual)
prepústnice (accusative plural)
prepústnici (locative singular)
prepústnicah (dual locative)
prepústnicah (locative plural)
prepústnico (instrumental singular)
prepústnicama (dual instrumental)
prepústnicami (instrumental plural)

pass (document granting permission or access)


kvark

kvȃrk (canonical inanimate masculine)
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kvárk (nominative singular)
kvárka (dual nominative)
kvárki (nominative plural)
kvárka (genitive singular)
kvárkov (dual genitive)
kvárkov (genitive plural)
kvárku (dative singular)
kvárkoma (dative dual)
kvárkom (dative plural)
kvárk (accusative singular)
kvárka (accusative dual)
kvárke (accusative plural)
kvárku (locative singular)
kvárkih (dual locative)
kvárkih (locative plural)
kvárkom (instrumental singular)
kvárkoma (dual instrumental)
kvárki (instrumental plural)


Turkinja

Túrkinja (canonical feminine)
Túrek (masculine)
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Túrkinja (nominative singular)
Túrkinji (dual nominative)
Túrkinje (nominative plural)
Túrkinje (genitive singular)
Túrkinj (dual genitive)
Túrkinj (genitive plural)
Túrkinji (dative singular)
Túrkinjama (dative dual)
Túrkinjam (dative plural)
Túrkinjo (accusative singular)
Túrkinji (accusative dual)
Túrkinje (accusative plural)
Túrkinji (locative singular)
Túrkinjah (dual locative)
Túrkinjah (locative plural)
Túrkinjo (instrumental singular)
Túrkinjama (dual instrumental)
Túrkinjami (instrumental plural)


ognjenik

ognjeník (canonical inanimate masculine)
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ognjeník (nominative singular)
ognjeníka (dual nominative)
ognjeníki (nominative plural)
ognjeníka (genitive singular)
ognjeníkov (dual genitive)
ognjeníkov (genitive plural)
ognjeníku (dative singular)
ognjeníkoma (dative dual)
ognjeníkom (dative plural)
ognjeník (accusative singular)
ognjeníka (accusative dual)
ognjeníke (accusative plural)
ognjeníku (locative singular)
ognjeníkih (dual locative)
ognjeníkih (locative plural)
ognjeníkom (instrumental singular)
ognjeníkoma (dual instrumental)
ognjeníki (instrumental plural)


malarija

malárija (canonical feminine)
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malárija (nominative singular)
malárije (genitive singular)
maláriji (dative singular)
malárijo (accusative singular)
maláriji (locative singular)
malárijo (instrumental singular)

Borrowed from Italian mala aria (“bad air”).


vulkan

vulkȃn (canonical inanimate masculine)
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vulkán (nominative singular)
vulkána (dual nominative)
vulkáni (nominative plural)
vulkána (genitive singular)
vulkánov (dual genitive)
vulkánov (genitive plural)
vulkánu (dative singular)
vulkánoma (dative dual)
vulkánom (dative plural)
vulkán (accusative singular)
vulkána (accusative dual)
vulkáne (accusative plural)
vulkánu (locative singular)
vulkánih (dual locative)
vulkánih (locative plural)
vulkánom (instrumental singular)
vulkánoma (dual instrumental)
vulkáni (instrumental plural)


geologija

geologȋja (canonical feminine)
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geologíja (nominative singular)
geologíje (genitive singular)
geologíji (dative singular)
geologíjo (accusative singular)
geologíji (locative singular)
geologíjo (instrumental singular)

/ɡɛɔlɔɡíːja/


svila

svȋla (canonical feminine)
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svíla (nominative singular)
svíle (genitive singular)
svíli (dative singular)
svílo (accusative singular)
svíli (locative singular)
svílo (instrumental singular)


zori

inflection of zora:
dative/locative singular

inflection of zora:
nominative/accusative dual


mulj

mȗlj (canonical inanimate masculine)
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múlj (nominative singular)
múlja (dual nominative)
múlji (nominative plural)
múlja (genitive singular)
múljev (dual genitive)
múljev (genitive plural)
múlju (dative singular)
múljema (dative dual)
múljem (dative plural)
múlj (accusative singular)
múlja (accusative dual)
múlje (accusative plural)
múlju (locative singular)
múljih (dual locative)
múljih (locative plural)
múljem (instrumental singular)
múljema (dual instrumental)
múlji (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *mulъ, *muljь.


NLP

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NLP (nominative singular)
NLP-ja (dual nominative)
NLP-ji (nominative plural)
NLP-ja (genitive singular)
NLP-jev (dual genitive)
NLP-jev (genitive plural)
NLP-ju (dative singular)
NLP-jema (dative dual)
NLP-jem (dative plural)
NLP (accusative singular)
NLP-ja (accusative dual)
NLP-je (accusative plural)
NLP-ju (locative singular)
NLP-jih (dual locative)
NLP-jih (locative plural)
NLP-jem (instrumental singular)
NLP-jema (dual instrumental)
NLP-ji (instrumental plural)

neznani leteči predmet
neznani leteči predmet#Slovene

unidentified flying object
unidentified flying object

Abbreviation of neznani leteči predmet (“unidentified flying object, UFO”).


kladivo

kládivo (canonical)
kladívo (canonical neuter)
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kládivo (nominative singular)
kládivi (dual nominative)
kládiva (nominative plural)
kládiva (genitive singular)
kládiv (dual genitive)
kládiv (genitive plural)
kládivu (dative singular)
kládivoma (dative dual)
kládivom (dative plural)
kládivo (accusative singular)
kládivi (accusative dual)
kládiva (accusative plural)
kládivu (locative singular)
kládivih (dual locative)
kládivih (locative plural)
kládivom (instrumental singular)
kládivoma (dual instrumental)
kládivi (instrumental plural)
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kladívo (nominative singular)
kladívi (dual nominative)
kladíva (nominative plural)
kladíva (genitive singular)
kladív (dual genitive)
kladív (genitive plural)
kladívu (dative singular)
kladívoma (dative dual)
kladívom (dative plural)
kladívo (accusative singular)
kladívi (accusative dual)
kladíva (accusative plural)
kladívu (locative singular)
kladívih (dual locative)
kladívih (locative plural)
kladívom (instrumental singular)
kladívoma (dual instrumental)
kladívi (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *kladivo, a borrowing of Proto-Celtic *kladiwos.


piton

pitọ̑n (animate canonical masculine)
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pitón (nominative singular)
pitóna (dual nominative)
pitóni (nominative plural)
pitóna (genitive singular)
pitónov (dual genitive)
pitónov (genitive plural)
pitónu (dative singular)
pitónoma (dative dual)
pitónom (dative plural)
pitóna (accusative singular)
pitóna (accusative dual)
pitóne (accusative plural)
pitónu (locative singular)
pitónih (dual locative)
pitónih (locative plural)
pitónom (instrumental singular)
pitónoma (dual instrumental)
pitóni (instrumental plural)


temperatura

temperatȗra (canonical feminine)
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temperatúra (nominative singular)
temperatúri (dual nominative)
temperatúre (nominative plural)
temperatúre (genitive singular)
temperatúr (dual genitive)
temperatúr (genitive plural)
temperatúri (dative singular)
temperatúrama (dative dual)
temperatúram (dative plural)
temperatúro (accusative singular)
temperatúri (accusative dual)
temperatúre (accusative plural)
temperatúri (locative singular)
temperatúrah (dual locative)
temperatúrah (locative plural)
temperatúro (instrumental singular)
temperatúrama (dual instrumental)
temperatúrami (instrumental plural)


hosta

họ̑sta (canonical feminine)
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hósta (nominative singular)
hósti (dual nominative)
hóste (nominative plural)
hóste (genitive singular)
hóst (dual genitive)
hóst (genitive plural)
hósti (dative singular)
hóstama (dative dual)
hóstam (dative plural)
hósto (accusative singular)
hósti (accusative dual)
hóste (accusative plural)
hósti (locative singular)
hóstah (dual locative)
hóstah (locative plural)
hósto (instrumental singular)
hóstama (dual instrumental)
hóstami (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *xvȍstъ. Compare Serbo-Croatian hosta (“forest”), Czech chvost.


meč

mȅč (canonical inanimate masculine)
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mèč (nominative singular)
mêča (dual nominative)
mêči (nominative plural)
mêča (genitive singular)
mêčev (dual genitive)
mêčev (genitive plural)
mêču (dative singular)
mêčema (dative dual)
mêčem (dative plural)
mèč (accusative singular)
mêča (accusative dual)
mêče (accusative plural)
mêču (locative singular)
mêčih (dual locative)
mêčih (locative plural)
mêčem (instrumental singular)
mêčema (dual instrumental)
mêči (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *mečь. Further etymology unclear.


filozof

filozọ̑f (animate canonical masculine)
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filozóf (nominative singular)
filozófa (dual nominative)
filozófi (nominative plural)
filozófa (genitive singular)
filozófov (dual genitive)
filozófov (genitive plural)
filozófu (dative singular)
filozófoma (dative dual)
filozófom (dative plural)
filozófa (accusative singular)
filozófa (accusative dual)
filozófe (accusative plural)
filozófu (locative singular)
filozófih (dual locative)
filozófih (locative plural)
filozófom (instrumental singular)
filozófoma (dual instrumental)
filozófi (instrumental plural)

From Ancient Greek φιλόσοφος (philósophos).

philosopher (person devoted to studying philosophy)


bazen

bazẹ̑n (canonical inanimate masculine)
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bazén (nominative singular)
bazéna (dual nominative)
bazéni (nominative plural)
bazéna (genitive singular)
bazénov (dual genitive)
bazénov (genitive plural)
bazénu (dative singular)
bazénoma (dative dual)
bazénom (dative plural)
bazén (accusative singular)
bazéna (accusative dual)
bazéne (accusative plural)
bazénu (locative singular)
bazénih (dual locative)
bazénih (locative plural)
bazénom (instrumental singular)
bazénoma (dual instrumental)
bazéni (instrumental plural)

(geography) basin (an area of water that drains into a river)


vlak

vlȃk (canonical inanimate masculine)
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vlák (nominative singular)
vláka (dual nominative)
vláki (nominative plural)
vláka (genitive singular)
vlákov (dual genitive)
vlákov (genitive plural)
vláku (dative singular)
vlákoma (dative dual)
vlákom (dative plural)
vlák (accusative singular)
vláka (accusative dual)
vláke (accusative plural)
vláku (locative singular)
vlákih (dual locative)
vlákih (locative plural)
vlákom (instrumental singular)
vlákoma (dual instrumental)
vláki (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Czech vlak, itself calqued after German Zug.

train (line of connected cars or carriages)


alkohol

alkohọ̑l (canonical inanimate masculine)
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alkohól (nominative singular)
alkohóla (dual nominative)
alkohóli (nominative plural)
alkohóla (genitive singular)
alkohólov (dual genitive)
alkohólov (genitive plural)
alkohólu (dative singular)
alkohóloma (dative dual)
alkohólom (dative plural)
alkohól (accusative singular)
alkohóla (accusative dual)
alkohóle (accusative plural)
alkohólu (locative singular)
alkohólih (dual locative)
alkohólih (locative plural)
alkohólom (instrumental singular)
alkohóloma (dual instrumental)
alkohóli (instrumental plural)


volan

volȃn (canonical inanimate masculine)
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volán (nominative singular)
volána (dual nominative)
voláni (nominative plural)
volána (genitive singular)
volánov (dual genitive)
volánov (genitive plural)
volánu (dative singular)
volánoma (dative dual)
volánom (dative plural)
volán (accusative singular)
volána (accusative dual)
voláne (accusative plural)
volánu (locative singular)
volánih (dual locative)
volánih (locative plural)
volánom (instrumental singular)
volánoma (dual instrumental)
voláni (instrumental plural)