seme

sẹ́me (canonical neuter)
seme (nominative singular)
semeni (dual nominative)
semena (nominative plural)
seme (accusative singular)
semeni (accusative dual)
semena (accusative plural)
semena (genitive singular)
semen (dual genitive)
semen (genitive plural)
semenu (dative singular)
semenoma (dative dual)
semenom (dative plural)
semenu (locative singular)
semenih (dual locative)
semenih (locative plural)
semenom (instrumental singular)
semenoma (dual instrumental)
semeni (instrumental plural)

Declension of seme (neuter, n-stem)

From Proto-Slavic *sěmę, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *sḗˀmen, from Proto-Indo-European *séh₁mn̥.


robot

robọ̑t (animate canonical masculine)
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robót (nominative singular)
robóta (dual nominative)
robóti (nominative plural)
robóta (genitive singular)
robótov (dual genitive)
robótov (genitive plural)
robótu (dative singular)
robótoma (dative dual)
robótom (dative plural)
robóta (accusative singular)
robóta (accusative dual)
robóte (accusative plural)
robótu (locative singular)
robótih (dual locative)
robótih (locative plural)
robótom (instrumental singular)
robótoma (dual instrumental)
robóti (instrumental plural)


f

f (nominative singular)
f-ja (dual nominative)
f-ji (nominative plural)
f-ja (genitive singular)
f-jev (dual genitive)
f-jev (genitive plural)
f-ju (dative singular)
f-ji (dative singular)
f-jema (dative dual)
f-jem (dative plural)
f (accusative singular)
f-ja (accusative dual)
f-je (accusative plural)
f-ju (locative singular)
f-ji (locative singular)
f-jih (dual locative)
f-jih (locative plural)
f-jem (instrumental singular)
f-jema (dual instrumental)
f-ji (instrumental plural)
f (singular vocative)
f-ja (dual vocative)
f-ji (plural vocative)
f (nominative singular)
f-a (dual nominative)
f-i (nominative plural)
f-a (genitive singular)
f-ov (dual genitive)
f-ov (genitive plural)
f-u (dative singular)
f-i (dative singular)
f-oma (dative dual)
f-om (dative plural)
f (accusative singular)
f-a (accusative dual)
f-e (accusative plural)
f-u (locative singular)
f-i (locative singular)
f-ih (dual locative)
f-ih (locative plural)
f-om (instrumental singular)
f-oma (dual instrumental)
f-i (instrumental plural)
f (singular vocative)
f-a (dual vocative)
f-i (plural vocative)
f (nominative singular)
f (dual nominative)
f (nominative plural)
f (genitive singular)
f (dual genitive)
f (genitive plural)
f (dative singular)
f (dative dual)
f (dative plural)
f (accusative singular)
f (accusative dual)
f (accusative plural)
f (locative singular)
f (dual locative)
f (locative plural)
f (instrumental singular)
f (dual instrumental)
f (instrumental plural)
f (singular vocative)
f (dual vocative)
f (plural vocative)
f (nominative singular)
f-ja (dual nominative)
f-ji (nominative plural)
f-ja (genitive singular)
f-jov (dual genitive)
f-jov (genitive plural)
f-ju (dative singular)
f-ji (dative singular)
f-joma (dative dual)
f-jom (dative plural)
f (accusative singular)
f-ja (accusative dual)
f-je (accusative plural)
f-ju (locative singular)
f-ji (locative singular)
f-jih (dual locative)
f-jih (locative plural)
f-jom (instrumental singular)
f-joma (dual instrumental)
f-ji (instrumental plural)
f (singular vocative)
f-ja (dual vocative)
f-ji (plural vocative)

From Gaj's Latin alphabet f, from Czech alphabet f, which is a modification of upper case Latin letter F, from Greek Ancient Greek letter Ϝ (W, “digamma”), derived from the Phoenician letter 𐤅 (w, “waw”), from the Egyptian hieroglyph 𓏲. Pronunciation as IPA⁽ᵏᵉʸ⁾: /fə/ is initial Slovene (phoneme plus a fill vowel) and the second pronunciation is probably taken from German f.

The name of the Latin script letter F / f.

(linguistics) The name of the phoneme /f/.


f

f (nominative singular)
f (dual nominative)
f (nominative plural)
f (genitive singular)
f (dual genitive)
f (genitive plural)
f (dative singular)
f (dative dual)
f (dative plural)
f (accusative singular)
f (accusative dual)
f (accusative plural)
f (locative singular)
f (dual locative)
f (locative plural)
f (instrumental singular)
f (dual instrumental)
f (instrumental plural)
f (singular vocative)
f (dual vocative)
f (plural vocative)
f (nominative singular)
f-a (dual nominative)
f-i (nominative plural)
f-a (genitive singular)
f-ev (dual genitive)
f-ev (genitive plural)
f-u (dative singular)
f-i (dative singular)
f-ema (dative dual)
f-em (dative plural)
f (accusative singular)
f-a (accusative dual)
f-e (accusative plural)
f-u (locative singular)
f-i (locative singular)
f-ih (dual locative)
f-ih (locative plural)
f-em (instrumental singular)
f-ema (dual instrumental)
f-i (instrumental plural)
f (singular vocative)
f-a (dual vocative)
f-i (plural vocative)

From f, an abbreviation for fuck, from Middle English *fukken, probably from Proto-Germanic *fukkōną, from Proto-Indo-European *pewǵ- (“to strike, punch, stab”).

der

Ne vem kaj za f je narobe z mano.

I don't know what the f is wrong with me.

(slang, euphemistic, usually in nominative case) fuck


planet

planẹ̑t (canonical inanimate masculine)
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planét (nominative singular)
planéta (dual nominative)
planéti (nominative plural)
planéta (genitive singular)
planétov (dual genitive)
planétov (genitive plural)
planétu (dative singular)
planétoma (dative dual)
planétom (dative plural)
planét (accusative singular)
planéta (accusative dual)
planéte (accusative plural)
planétu (locative singular)
planétih (dual locative)
planétih (locative plural)
planétom (instrumental singular)
planétoma (dual instrumental)
planéti (instrumental plural)


most

mọ̑st (canonical inanimate masculine)
most (nominative singular)
mostova (dual nominative)
mostovi (nominative plural)
most (accusative singular)
mostova (accusative dual)
mostove (accusative plural)
mostu (genitive singular)
mostov (dual genitive)
mostov (genitive plural)
mostu (dative singular)
mostovoma (dative dual)
mostovom (dative plural)
mostu (locative singular)
mostovih (dual locative)
mostovih (locative plural)
mostom (instrumental singular)
mostovoma (dual instrumental)
mostovi (instrumental plural)
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móst (nominative singular)
mósta (dual nominative)
mósti (nominative plural)
mósta (genitive singular)
móstov (dual genitive)
móstov (genitive plural)
móstu (dative singular)
móstoma (dative dual)
móstom (dative plural)
móst (accusative singular)
mósta (accusative dual)
móste (accusative plural)
móstu (locative singular)
móstih (dual locative)
móstih (locative plural)
móstom (instrumental singular)
móstoma (dual instrumental)
mósti (instrumental plural)

bridge (construction or natural feature that spans a divide)


os

ọ̑s (canonical feminine)
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ós (nominative singular)
osí (dual nominative)
osí (nominative plural)
osí (genitive singular)
osí (dual genitive)
osí (genitive plural)
ôsi (dative singular)
oséma (dative dual)
osém (dative plural)
ós (accusative singular)
osí (accusative dual)
osí (accusative plural)
ôsi (locative singular)
oséh (dual locative)
oséh (locative plural)
osjó (instrumental singular)
oséma (dual instrumental)
osmí (instrumental plural)


A

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

Masculine inan., no endings

From Gay's Latin alphabet A, from Czech alphabet A, from the Etruscan letter 𐌀 (a), from the Ancient Greek letter Α (A, “alpha”), derived from the Phoenician letter 𐤀 (ʾ, “aleph”), from the Egyptian hieroglyph 𓃾.

Latin script
Appendix:Latin script#English

The name of the Latin script letter A / a.


radar

rādar (canonical inanimate masculine)
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rádar (nominative singular)
rádarja (dual nominative)
rádarji (nominative plural)
rádarja (genitive singular)
rádarjev (dual genitive)
rádarjev (genitive plural)
rádarju (dative singular)
rádarjema (dative dual)
rádarjem (dative plural)
rádar (accusative singular)
rádarja (accusative dual)
rádarje (accusative plural)
rádarju (locative singular)
rádarjih (dual locative)
rádarjih (locative plural)
rádarjem (instrumental singular)
rádarjema (dual instrumental)
rádarji (instrumental plural)


last

lȃst (canonical feminine)
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lást (nominative singular)
lastí (genitive singular)
lásti (dative singular)
lást (accusative singular)
lásti (locative singular)
lastjó (instrumental singular)

From Proto-Slavic *volstь, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *walˀstís, from Proto-Indo-European *h₂welh₁-.


dar

dȃr (canonical inanimate masculine)
dȃr (nominative singular)
darȏva (dual nominative)
darȏvi (nominative plural)
darȗ (genitive singular)
daróv (dual genitive)
daróv (genitive plural)
dȃru (dative singular)
dȃri (dative singular)
darȏvoma (dative dual)
darȏvama (dative dual)
darȏvom (dative plural)
dȃrȏvam (dative plural)
dȃr (accusative singular)
darȏva (accusative dual)
darȏve (accusative plural)
darȋ (accusative plural)
dȃru (locative singular)
dȃri (locative singular)
darȏvih (dual locative)
darȏvih (locative plural)
dȃrom (instrumental singular)
darȏvoma (dual instrumental)
darȏvama (dual instrumental)
darȏvi (instrumental plural)
dȃr (singular vocative)
darȏva (dual vocative)
darȏvi (plural vocative)
dȃr (nominative singular)
dȃra (dual nominative)
dȃri (nominative plural)
dȃra (genitive singular)
dȃrov (dual genitive)
dȃrov (genitive plural)
dȃru (dative singular)
dȃri (dative singular)
dȃroma (dative dual)
dȃrama (dative dual)
dȃrom (dative plural)
dȃram (dative plural)
dȃr (accusative singular)
dȃra (accusative dual)
dȃre (accusative plural)
dȃru (locative singular)
dȃri (locative singular)
dȃrih (dual locative)
dȃrah (dual locative)
dȃrih (locative plural)
dȃrah (locative plural)
dȃrom (instrumental singular)
dȃroma (dual instrumental)
dȃrama (dual instrumental)
dȃri (instrumental plural)
dȃr (singular vocative)
dȃra (dual vocative)
dȃri (plural vocative)

sl-infl-noun

no

no

From Proto-Slavic *darъ, from Proto-Indo-European *déh₃rom.

(archaic) gift (something given to another voluntarily, without charge)

(usually in the plural, obsolete) immolation^([→SSKJ])


be

bẹ̑ (canonical inanimate masculine)
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bé (nominative singular)
bêja (dual nominative)
bêji (nominative plural)
bêja (genitive singular)
bêjev (dual genitive)
bêjev (genitive plural)
bêju (dative singular)
bêjema (dative dual)
bêjem (dative plural)
bé (accusative singular)
bêja (accusative dual)
bêje (accusative plural)
bêju (locative singular)
bêjih (dual locative)
bêjih (locative plural)
bêjem (instrumental singular)
bêjema (dual instrumental)
bêji (instrumental plural)

Probably from the German name of the letter B (pronounced [beː]).

The name of the Latin-script letter B/b.


Slovak

sl-noun

Slovák m anim (female equivalent Slovákinja)

Slovák (animate canonical masculine)
Slovákinja (feminine)
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Slovák (nominative singular)
Slováka (dual nominative)
Slováki (nominative plural)
Slováka (genitive singular)
Slovákov (dual genitive)
Slovákov (genitive plural)
Slováku (dative singular)
Slovákoma (dative dual)
Slovákom (dative plural)
Slováka (accusative singular)
Slováka (accusative dual)
Slováke (accusative plural)
Slováku (locative singular)
Slovákih (dual locative)
Slovákih (locative plural)
Slovákom (instrumental singular)
Slovákoma (dual instrumental)
Slováki (instrumental plural)


tiger

tígər m anim (female equivalent tīgrica)

tígər (animate canonical masculine)
tīgrica (feminine)
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tíger (nominative singular)
tígra (dual nominative)
tígri (nominative plural)
tígra (genitive singular)
tígrov (dual genitive)
tígrov (genitive plural)
tígru (dative singular)
tígroma (dative dual)
tígrom (dative plural)
tígra (accusative singular)
tígra (accusative dual)
tígre (accusative plural)
tígru (locative singular)
tígrih (dual locative)
tígrih (locative plural)
tígrom (instrumental singular)
tígroma (dual instrumental)
tígri (instrumental plural)

Ultimately from Ancient Greek τίγρις (tígris), from Iranian (compare Avestan 𐬙𐬌𐬔𐬭𐬌 (tigri, “arrow”), 𐬙𐬌𐬖𐬭𐬀 (tiγra, “pointed”)).


zebra

zẹ̄bra (canonical feminine)
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zébra (nominative singular)
zébri (dual nominative)
zébre (nominative plural)
zébre (genitive singular)
zéber (dual genitive)
zéber (genitive plural)
zébri (dative singular)
zébrama (dative dual)
zébram (dative plural)
zébro (accusative singular)
zébri (accusative dual)
zébre (accusative plural)
zébri (locative singular)
zébrah (dual locative)
zébrah (locative plural)
zébro (instrumental singular)
zébrama (dual instrumental)
zébrami (instrumental plural)


general

generȃl m anim (female equivalent generȃlica or generȃlka)

generȃl (animate canonical masculine)
generȃlica (feminine)
generȃlka (feminine)
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generál (nominative singular)
generála (dual nominative)
generáli (nominative plural)
generála (genitive singular)
generálov (dual genitive)
generálov (genitive plural)
generálu (dative singular)
generáloma (dative dual)
generálom (dative plural)
generála (accusative singular)
generála (accusative dual)
generále (accusative plural)
generálu (locative singular)
generálih (dual locative)
generálih (locative plural)
generálom (instrumental singular)
generáloma (dual instrumental)
generáli (instrumental plural)

From German General, from Latin generālis.


i

ī (canonical inanimate masculine)
i (nominative singular)
i-ja (dual nominative)
i-ji (nominative plural)
i-ja (genitive singular)
i-jev (dual genitive)
i-jev (genitive plural)
i-ju (dative singular)
i-ji (dative singular)
i-jema (dative dual)
i-jem (dative plural)
i (accusative singular)
i-ja (accusative dual)
i-je (accusative plural)
i-ju (locative singular)
i-ji (locative singular)
i-jih (dual locative)
i-jih (locative plural)
i-jem (instrumental singular)
i-jema (dual instrumental)
i-ji (instrumental plural)
i (singular vocative)
i-ja (dual vocative)
i-ji (plural vocative)
i (nominative singular)
i (dual nominative)
i (nominative plural)
i (genitive singular)
i (dual genitive)
i (genitive plural)
i (dative singular)
i (dative dual)
i (dative plural)
i (accusative singular)
i (accusative dual)
i (accusative plural)
i (locative singular)
i (dual locative)
i (locative plural)
i (instrumental singular)
i (dual instrumental)
i (instrumental plural)
i (singular vocative)
i (dual vocative)
i (plural vocative)
i (nominative singular)
i-ja (dual nominative)
i-ji (nominative plural)
i-ja (genitive singular)
i-jov (dual genitive)
i-jov (genitive plural)
i-ju (dative singular)
i-ji (dative singular)
i-joma (dative dual)
i-jom (dative plural)
i (accusative singular)
i-ja (accusative dual)
i-je (accusative plural)
i-ju (locative singular)
i-ji (locative singular)
i-jih (dual locative)
i-jih (locative plural)
i-jom (instrumental singular)
i-joma (dual instrumental)
i-ji (instrumental plural)
i (singular vocative)
i-ja (dual vocative)
i-ji (plural vocative)

From Gaj's Latin alphabet i, from Czech alphabet i, from Latin i, lower case variation of I from the Etruscan letter 𐌉 (i, “i”), from the Ancient Greek letter Ι (I, “iota”), derived from the Phoenician letter 𐤉 (y, “yod”), from the Egyptian hieroglyph 𓂝.

The name of the Latin script letter I / i.

(linguistics) The name of the phoneme /i/.


en

Contraction of earlier êden, from Proto-Slavic *(j)edinъ.


pi

pȋ (canonical inanimate masculine)
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pí (nominative singular)
píja (dual nominative)
píji (nominative plural)
píja (genitive singular)
píjev (dual genitive)
píjev (genitive plural)
píju (dative singular)
píjema (dative dual)
píjem (dative plural)
pí (accusative singular)
píja (accusative dual)
píje (accusative plural)
píju (locative singular)
píjih (dual locative)
píjih (locative plural)
píjem (instrumental singular)
píjema (dual instrumental)
píji (instrumental plural)


lama

láma (canonical feminine)
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láma (nominative singular)
lámi (dual nominative)
láme (nominative plural)
láme (genitive singular)
lám (dual genitive)
lám (genitive plural)
lámi (dative singular)
lámama (dative dual)
lámam (dative plural)
lámo (accusative singular)
lámi (accusative dual)
láme (accusative plural)
lámi (locative singular)
lámah (dual locative)
lámah (locative plural)
lámo (instrumental singular)
lámama (dual instrumental)
lámami (instrumental plural)

llama (South Americal mammal of the camel family, Llama glama)


lama

láma (animate canonical masculine)
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láma (nominative singular)
lámi (dual nominative)
láme (nominative plural)
láme (genitive singular)
lám (dual genitive)
lám (genitive plural)
lámi (dative singular)
lámama (dative dual)
lámam (dative plural)
lámo (accusative singular)
lámi (accusative dual)
láme (accusative plural)
lámi (locative singular)
lámah (dual locative)
lámah (locative plural)
lámo (instrumental singular)
lámama (dual instrumental)
lámami (instrumental plural)


red

rẹ̑d (canonical inanimate masculine)
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réd (nominative singular)
redôva (dual nominative)
redôvi (nominative plural)
réda (genitive singular)
redôv (dual genitive)
redôv (genitive plural)
rédu (dative singular)
redôvoma (dative dual)
redôvom (dative plural)
réd (accusative singular)
redôva (accusative dual)
redôve (accusative plural)
rédu (locative singular)
redôvih (dual locative)
redôvih (locative plural)
rédom (instrumental singular)
redôvoma (dual instrumental)
redôvi (instrumental plural)
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réd (nominative singular)
réda (dual nominative)
rédi (nominative plural)
réda (genitive singular)
rédov (dual genitive)
rédov (genitive plural)
rédu (dative singular)
rédoma (dative dual)
rédom (dative plural)
réd (accusative singular)
réda (accusative dual)
réde (accusative plural)
rédu (locative singular)
rédih (dual locative)
rédih (locative plural)
rédom (instrumental singular)
rédoma (dual instrumental)
rédi (instrumental plural)


red

rẹ̑d (canonical feminine)
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réd (nominative singular)
redí (dual nominative)
redí (nominative plural)
redí (genitive singular)
redí (dual genitive)
redí (genitive plural)
rédi (dative singular)
redéma (dative dual)
redém (dative plural)
réd (accusative singular)
redí (accusative dual)
redí (accusative plural)
rédi (locative singular)
redéh (dual locative)
redéh (locative plural)
redjó (instrumental singular)
redéma (dual instrumental)
redmí (instrumental plural)

swath (the track cut out by a scythe in mowing)


voz

vọ̑z (canonical inanimate masculine)
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vọ̑z (nominative singular)
vọ̑za (dual nominative)
vọ̑zi (nominative plural)
vọ̑za (genitive singular)
vọ̑zov (dual genitive)
vọ̑zov (genitive plural)
vọ̑zu (dative singular)
vọ̑zoma (dative dual)
vọ̑zom (dative plural)
vọ̑z (accusative singular)
vọ̑za (accusative dual)
vọ̑ze (accusative plural)
vọ̑zu (locative singular)
vọ̑zih (dual locative)
vọ̑zih (locative plural)
vọ̑zom (instrumental singular)
vọ̑zoma (dual instrumental)
vọ̑zi (instrumental plural)


car

cār m anim (female equivalent caríca or cārinja)

cār (animate canonical masculine)
caríca (feminine)
cārinja (feminine)
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cár (nominative singular)
cárja (dual nominative)
cárji (nominative plural)
cárja (genitive singular)
cárjev (dual genitive)
cárjev (genitive plural)
cárju (dative singular)
cárjema (dative dual)
cárjem (dative plural)
cár (accusative singular)
cárja (accusative dual)
cárje (accusative plural)
cárju (locative singular)
cárjih (dual locative)
cárjih (locative plural)
cárjem (instrumental singular)
cárjema (dual instrumental)
cárji (instrumental plural)

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


sol

sọ̑ł (canonical feminine)
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sól (nominative singular)
solí (dual nominative)
solí (nominative plural)
solí (genitive singular)
solí (dual genitive)
solí (genitive plural)
sóli (dative singular)
soléma (dative dual)
solém (dative plural)
sól (accusative singular)
solí (accusative dual)
solí (accusative plural)
sóli (locative singular)
soléh (dual locative)
soléh (locative plural)
soljó (instrumental singular)
soléma (dual instrumental)
solmí (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *solь, from Proto-Indo-European *séh₂l-, *séh₂ls.


del

dẹ̄l (canonical)
dẹ̄ł (canonical inanimate masculine)
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dél (nominative singular)
déla (dual nominative)
déli (nominative plural)
déla (genitive singular)
délov (dual genitive)
délov (genitive plural)
délu (dative singular)
déloma (dative dual)
délom (dative plural)
dél (accusative singular)
déla (accusative dual)
déle (accusative plural)
délu (locative singular)
délih (dual locative)
délih (locative plural)
délom (instrumental singular)
déloma (dual instrumental)
déli (instrumental plural)


bran

brȃn (canonical feminine)
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brán (nominative singular)
braní (dual nominative)
braní (nominative plural)
braní (genitive singular)
braní (dual genitive)
braní (genitive plural)
bráni (dative singular)
branéma (dative dual)
braném (dative plural)
brán (accusative singular)
braní (accusative dual)
braní (accusative plural)
bráni (locative singular)
branéh (dual locative)
branéh (locative plural)
branjó (instrumental singular)
branéma (dual instrumental)
branmí (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *bornь. Cognate with Polish broń.


bran

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


zima

zíma (canonical feminine)
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zíma (nominative singular)
zími (dual nominative)
zíme (nominative plural)
zíme (genitive singular)
zím (dual genitive)
zím (genitive plural)
zími (dative singular)
zímama (dative dual)
zímam (dative plural)
zímo (accusative singular)
zími (accusative dual)
zíme (accusative plural)
zími (locative singular)
zímah (dual locative)
zímah (locative plural)
zímo (instrumental singular)
zímama (dual instrumental)
zímami (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *zima, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *źeimā́ˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *ǵʰéyōm.


beg

bẹ̑g (canonical inanimate masculine)
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bég (nominative singular)
béga (dual nominative)
bégi (nominative plural)
béga (genitive singular)
bégov (dual genitive)
bégov (genitive plural)
bégu (dative singular)
bégoma (dative dual)
bégom (dative plural)
bég (accusative singular)
béga (accusative dual)
bége (accusative plural)
bégu (locative singular)
bégih (dual locative)
bégih (locative plural)
bégom (instrumental singular)
bégoma (dual instrumental)
bégi (instrumental plural)

Planiti v beg


beg

bẹ̑g (animate canonical masculine)
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bég (nominative singular)
béga (dual nominative)
bégi (nominative plural)
béga (genitive singular)
bégov (dual genitive)
bégov (genitive plural)
bégu (dative singular)
bégoma (dative dual)
bégom (dative plural)
béga (accusative singular)
béga (accusative dual)
bége (accusative plural)
bégu (locative singular)
bégih (dual locative)
bégih (locative plural)
bégom (instrumental singular)
bégoma (dual instrumental)
bégi (instrumental plural)


as

ȃs (animate canonical masculine)
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ás (nominative singular)
ása (dual nominative)
ási (nominative plural)
ása (genitive singular)
ásov (dual genitive)
ásov (genitive plural)
ásu (dative singular)
ásoma (dative dual)
ásom (dative plural)
ása (accusative singular)
ása (accusative dual)
áse (accusative plural)
ásu (locative singular)
ásih (dual locative)
ásih (locative plural)
ásom (instrumental singular)
ásoma (dual instrumental)
ási (instrumental plural)

(card games) An ace; in a game of cards.

An ace; somebody very proficient at an activity.


god

gọ̑d (canonical inanimate masculine)
gọ̑d (nominative singular)
godȏva (dual nominative)
godȏvi (nominative plural)
godȗ (genitive singular)
godóv (dual genitive)
godóv (genitive plural)
gọ̑du (dative singular)
gọ̑di (dative singular)
godȏvoma (dative dual)
godȏvama (dative dual)
godȏvom (dative plural)
gọ̑dȏvam (dative plural)
gọ̑d (accusative singular)
godȏva (accusative dual)
godȏve (accusative plural)
gọ̑du (locative singular)
gọ̑di (locative singular)
godȏvih (dual locative)
godȏvih (locative plural)
gọ̑dom (instrumental singular)
godȏvoma (dual instrumental)
godȏvama (dual instrumental)
godȏvi (instrumental plural)
gọ̑d (singular vocative)
godȏva (dual vocative)
godȏvi (plural vocative)
gọ̑d (nominative singular)
godȏva (dual nominative)
godȏvi (nominative plural)
gọ̑da (genitive singular)
godóv (dual genitive)
godóv (genitive plural)
gọ̑du (dative singular)
gọ̑di (dative singular)
godȏvoma (dative dual)
godȏvama (dative dual)
godȏvom (dative plural)
gọ̑dȏvam (dative plural)
gọ̑d (accusative singular)
godȏva (accusative dual)
godȏve (accusative plural)
gọ̑du (locative singular)
gọ̑di (locative singular)
godȏvih (dual locative)
godȏvih (locative plural)
gọ̑dom (instrumental singular)
godȏvoma (dual instrumental)
godȏvama (dual instrumental)
godȏvi (instrumental plural)
gọ̑d (singular vocative)
godȏva (dual vocative)
godȏvi (plural vocative)

sl-infl-noun

no

no

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *godъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *gadás, from Proto-Indo-European *gʰedʰ-. Cognate with Serbo-Croatian god, Old Church Slavonic годъ (godŭ).


kita

kíta (canonical feminine)
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kíta (nominative singular)
kíti (dual nominative)
kíte (nominative plural)
kíte (genitive singular)
kít (dual genitive)
kít (genitive plural)
kíti (dative singular)
kítama (dative dual)
kítam (dative plural)
kíto (accusative singular)
kíti (accusative dual)
kíte (accusative plural)
kíti (locative singular)
kítah (dual locative)
kítah (locative plural)
kíto (instrumental singular)
kítama (dual instrumental)
kítami (instrumental plural)


angel

ángel (animate canonical masculine)
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ángel (nominative singular)
ángela (dual nominative)
ángeli (nominative plural)
ángela (genitive singular)
ángelov (dual genitive)
ángelov (genitive plural)
ángelu (dative singular)
ángeloma (dative dual)
ángelom (dative plural)
ángela (accusative singular)
ángela (accusative dual)
ángele (accusative plural)
ángelu (locative singular)
ángelih (dual locative)
ángelih (locative plural)
ángelom (instrumental singular)
ángeloma (dual instrumental)
ángeli (instrumental plural)


met

mȅt (canonical inanimate masculine)
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mèt (nominative singular)
méta (dual nominative)
méti (nominative plural)
méta (genitive singular)
métov (dual genitive)
métov (genitive plural)
métu (dative singular)
métoma (dative dual)
métom (dative plural)
mèt (accusative singular)
méta (accusative dual)
méte (accusative plural)
métu (locative singular)
métih (dual locative)
métih (locative plural)
métom (instrumental singular)
métoma (dual instrumental)
méti (instrumental plural)
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mèt (nominative singular)
mêta (dual nominative)
mêti (nominative plural)
mêta (genitive singular)
mêtov (dual genitive)
mêtov (genitive plural)
mêtu (dative singular)
mêtoma (dative dual)
mêtom (dative plural)
mèt (accusative singular)
mêta (accusative dual)
mête (accusative plural)
mêtu (locative singular)
mêtih (dual locative)
mêtih (locative plural)
mêtom (instrumental singular)
mêtoma (dual instrumental)
mêti (instrumental plural)


ducat

dūcat (canonical inanimate masculine)
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dūcat (nominative singular)
dūcata (dual nominative)
dūcati (nominative plural)
dūcata (genitive singular)
dūcatov (dual genitive)
dūcatov (genitive plural)
dūcatu (dative singular)
dūcatoma (dative dual)
dūcatom (dative plural)
dūcat (accusative singular)
dūcata (accusative dual)
dūcate (accusative plural)
dūcatu (locative singular)
dūcatih (dual locative)
dūcatih (locative plural)
dūcatom (instrumental singular)
dūcatoma (dual instrumental)
dūcati (instrumental plural)


led

lẹ̑d (canonical inanimate masculine)
lẹ̑d (nominative singular)
ledȏva (dual nominative)
ledȏvi (nominative plural)
ledȗ (genitive singular)
ledóv (dual genitive)
ledóv (genitive plural)
lẹ̑du (dative singular)
lẹ̑di (dative singular)
ledȏvoma (dative dual)
ledȏvama (dative dual)
ledȏvom (dative plural)
lẹ̑dȏvam (dative plural)
lẹ̑d (accusative singular)
ledȏva (accusative dual)
ledȏve (accusative plural)
lẹ̑du (locative singular)
lẹ̑di (locative singular)
ledȏvih (dual locative)
ledȏvih (locative plural)
lẹ̑dom (instrumental singular)
ledȏvoma (dual instrumental)
ledȏvama (dual instrumental)
ledȏvi (instrumental plural)
lẹ̑d (singular vocative)
ledȏva (dual vocative)
ledȏvi (plural vocative)
lẹ̑d (nominative singular)
ledȏva (dual nominative)
ledȏvi (nominative plural)
lẹ̑da (genitive singular)
ledóv (dual genitive)
ledóv (genitive plural)
lẹ̑du (dative singular)
lẹ̑di (dative singular)
ledȏvoma (dative dual)
ledȏvama (dative dual)
ledȏvom (dative plural)
lẹ̑dȏvam (dative plural)
lẹ̑d (accusative singular)
ledȏva (accusative dual)
ledȏve (accusative plural)
lẹ̑du (locative singular)
lẹ̑di (locative singular)
ledȏvih (dual locative)
ledȏvih (locative plural)
lẹ̑dom (instrumental singular)
ledȏvoma (dual instrumental)
ledȏvama (dual instrumental)
ledȏvi (instrumental plural)
lẹ̑d (singular vocative)
ledȏva (dual vocative)
ledȏvi (plural vocative)

no

no

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *ledъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *ledús.

sveti Matija led razbija, če ga ni, ga pa naredi


led

lẹ̑d (canonical feminine)
lẹd (nominative singular)
lẹd (dual nominative)
lẹd (nominative plural)
lẹd (genitive singular)
lẹd (dual genitive)
lẹd (genitive plural)
lẹd (dative singular)
lẹd (dative dual)
lẹd (dative plural)
lẹd (accusative singular)
lẹd (accusative dual)
lẹd (accusative plural)
lẹd (locative singular)
lẹd (dual locative)
lẹd (locative plural)
lẹd (instrumental singular)
lẹd (dual instrumental)
lẹd (instrumental plural)
lẹd (singular vocative)
lẹd (dual vocative)
lẹd (plural vocative)

no

Unlike some other nouns that follow third declensions, this one is often used in plural.

Borrowed from English LED, an abbreviation for light emitting diode.


bog

bọ̑g (animate canonical masculine)
bogínja (feminine)
bọ̑g (nominative singular)
bogȏva (dual nominative)
bogȃ (dual nominative)
bogȏvi (nominative plural)
bogȃ (genitive singular)
bogóv (dual genitive)
bogóv (genitive plural)
bọ̑gu (dative singular)
bọ̑gi (dative singular)
bogȗ (dative singular)
bogȏvoma (dative dual)
bogȏvama (dative dual)
bogȏvom (dative plural)
bọ̑gȏvam (dative plural)
bogȃ (accusative singular)
bogȏva (accusative dual)
bogȃ (accusative dual)
bogȏve (accusative plural)
bọ̑gu (locative singular)
bọ̑gi (locative singular)
bogȏvih (dual locative)
bogȏvih (locative plural)
bọ̑gom (instrumental singular)
bogȏvoma (dual instrumental)
bogȏvama (dual instrumental)
bogȏvi (instrumental plural)
bọ̑g (singular vocative)
bogȏva (dual vocative)
bogȃ (dual vocative)
bogȏvi (plural vocative)

no

(uncommon, figuratively) highest value^([→SSKJ])


let

lȅt (canonical inanimate masculine)
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lèt (nominative singular)
léta (dual nominative)
léti (nominative plural)
léta (genitive singular)
létov (dual genitive)
létov (genitive plural)
létu (dative singular)
létoma (dative dual)
létom (dative plural)
lèt (accusative singular)
léta (accusative dual)
léte (accusative plural)
létu (locative singular)
létih (dual locative)
létih (locative plural)
létom (instrumental singular)
létoma (dual instrumental)
léti (instrumental plural)


nit

nȉt (canonical feminine)
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nit (nominative singular)
niti (dual nominative)
niti (nominative plural)
niti (genitive singular)
niti (dual genitive)
niti (genitive plural)
niti (dative singular)
nitma (dative dual)
nitim (dative plural)
nit (accusative singular)
niti (accusative dual)
niti (accusative plural)
niti (locative singular)
nitih (dual locative)
nitih (locative plural)
nitjo (instrumental singular)
nitma (dual instrumental)
nitmi (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *nitь, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *nī́ˀtis, from Proto-Indo-European *(s)neh₁-.


penis

pẹ̑nis (canonical inanimate masculine)
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pénis (nominative singular)
pénisa (dual nominative)
pénisi (nominative plural)
pénisa (genitive singular)
pénisov (dual genitive)
pénisov (genitive plural)
pénisu (dative singular)
pénisoma (dative dual)
pénisom (dative plural)
pénis (accusative singular)
pénisa (accusative dual)
pénise (accusative plural)
pénisu (locative singular)
pénisih (dual locative)
pénisih (locative plural)
pénisom (instrumental singular)
pénisoma (dual instrumental)
pénisi (instrumental plural)


sin

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

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


b

Masculine inan., no endings

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

From Gay's Latin alphabet b, from Czech alphabet b, from Latin b, modification of capital letter B by dropping its upper loop, which is derived from the Etruscan letter 𐌁 (b, “be”), from the Ancient Greek letter Β (B, “beta”), derived from the Phoenician letter 𐤁 (b, “bet”), from the Egyptian hieroglyph 𓉐. Pronunciation as IPA⁽ᵏᵉʸ⁾: /bə/ is initial Slovene (phoneme plus a fill vowel) and the second pronunciation is probably taken from German B.

The name of the Latin script letter B / b.

(linguistics) The name of the phoneme /b/.


device

inflection of devica:
nominative/accusative plural


g

g (nominative singular)
g-ja (dual nominative)
g-ji (nominative plural)
g-ja (genitive singular)
g-jev (dual genitive)
g-jev (genitive plural)
g-ju (dative singular)
g-ji (dative singular)
g-jema (dative dual)
g-jem (dative plural)
g (accusative singular)
g-ja (accusative dual)
g-je (accusative plural)
g-ju (locative singular)
g-ji (locative singular)
g-jih (dual locative)
g-jih (locative plural)
g-jem (instrumental singular)
g-jema (dual instrumental)
g-ji (instrumental plural)
g (singular vocative)
g-ja (dual vocative)
g-ji (plural vocative)
g (nominative singular)
g (dual nominative)
g (nominative plural)
g (genitive singular)
g (dual genitive)
g (genitive plural)
g (dative singular)
g (dative dual)
g (dative plural)
g (accusative singular)
g (accusative dual)
g (accusative plural)
g (locative singular)
g (dual locative)
g (locative plural)
g (instrumental singular)
g (dual instrumental)
g (instrumental plural)
g (singular vocative)
g (dual vocative)
g (plural vocative)
g (nominative singular)
g-ja (dual nominative)
g-ji (nominative plural)
g-ja (genitive singular)
g-jov (dual genitive)
g-jov (genitive plural)
g-ju (dative singular)
g-ji (dative singular)
g-joma (dative dual)
g-jom (dative plural)
g (accusative singular)
g-ja (accusative dual)
g-je (accusative plural)
g-ju (locative singular)
g-ji (locative singular)
g-jih (dual locative)
g-jih (locative plural)
g-jom (instrumental singular)
g-joma (dual instrumental)
g-ji (instrumental plural)
g (singular vocative)
g-ja (dual vocative)
g-ji (plural vocative)

From Gaj's Latin alphabet g, from Czech alphabet g, from Latin g. Pronunciation as /ɡə/ is initial Slovene (phoneme plus a fill vowel) and the second pronunciation is probably taken from German g.

The name of the Latin script letter G / g.

(linguistics) The name of the phoneme /ɡ/.


h

h (nominative singular)
h-ja (dual nominative)
h-ji (nominative plural)
h-ja (genitive singular)
h-jev (dual genitive)
h-jev (genitive plural)
h-ju (dative singular)
h-ji (dative singular)
h-jema (dative dual)
h-jem (dative plural)
h (accusative singular)
h-ja (accusative dual)
h-je (accusative plural)
h-ju (locative singular)
h-ji (locative singular)
h-jih (dual locative)
h-jih (locative plural)
h-jem (instrumental singular)
h-jema (dual instrumental)
h-ji (instrumental plural)
h (singular vocative)
h-ja (dual vocative)
h-ji (plural vocative)
h (nominative singular)
h (dual nominative)
h (nominative plural)
h (genitive singular)
h (dual genitive)
h (genitive plural)
h (dative singular)
h (dative dual)
h (dative plural)
h (accusative singular)
h (accusative dual)
h (accusative plural)
h (locative singular)
h (dual locative)
h (locative plural)
h (instrumental singular)
h (dual instrumental)
h (instrumental plural)
h (singular vocative)
h (dual vocative)
h (plural vocative)
h (nominative singular)
h-ja (dual nominative)
h-ji (nominative plural)
h-ja (genitive singular)
h-jov (dual genitive)
h-jov (genitive plural)
h-ju (dative singular)
h-ji (dative singular)
h-joma (dative dual)
h-jom (dative plural)
h (accusative singular)
h-ja (accusative dual)
h-je (accusative plural)
h-ju (locative singular)
h-ji (locative singular)
h-jih (dual locative)
h-jih (locative plural)
h-jom (instrumental singular)
h-joma (dual instrumental)
h-ji (instrumental plural)
h (singular vocative)
h-ja (dual vocative)
h-ji (plural vocative)
h (nominative singular)
h (dual nominative)
h (nominative plural)
h (genitive singular)
h (dual genitive)
h (genitive plural)
h (dative singular)
h (dative dual)
h (dative plural)
h (accusative singular)
h (accusative dual)
h (accusative plural)
h (locative singular)
h (dual locative)
h (locative plural)
h (instrumental singular)
h (dual instrumental)
h (instrumental plural)
h (singular vocative)
h (dual vocative)
h (plural vocative)

From Gaj's Latin alphabet h, from Czech alphabet h, from Latin h. Pronunciation as /xə/ is initial Slovene (phoneme plus a fill vowel) and the second pronunciation is probably taken from German h.

The name of the Latin script letter H / h.

(linguistics) The name of the phoneme /x/.


d

Masculine inan., no endings

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

From Gaj's Latin alphabet d, from Czech alphabet d, from Latin d, which is a modification of capital letter D, from Ancient Greek letter Δ (D, “Delta”). Pronunciation as IPA⁽ᵏᵉʸ⁾: /də/ is initial Slovene (phoneme plus a fill vowel) and the second pronunciation is probably taken from German d.

The name of the Latin script letter D / d.

(linguistics) The name of the phoneme /d/.


asteroid

asteroȋd (canonical inanimate masculine)
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asteroȋd (nominative singular)
asteroȋda (dual nominative)
asteroȋdi (nominative plural)
asteroȋda (genitive singular)
asteroȋdov (dual genitive)
asteroȋdov (genitive plural)
asteroȋdu (dative singular)
asteroȋdoma (dative dual)
asteroȋdom (dative plural)
asteroȋd (accusative singular)
asteroȋda (accusative dual)
asteroȋde (accusative plural)
asteroȋdu (locative singular)
asteroȋdih (dual locative)
asteroȋdih (locative plural)
asteroȋdom (instrumental singular)
asteroȋdoma (dual instrumental)
asteroȋdi (instrumental plural)


pet

pẹ̑t (canonical neuter)
pẹ̑t (nominative singular)
pẹ̑t (genitive singular)
pẹ̑t (dative singular)
pẹ̑t (accusative singular)
pẹ̑t (locative singular)
pẹ̑t (instrumental singular)
pẹ̑t (singular vocative)

To express dual and plural, the phrase število pet 'number five' is used, e.g. dve števili pet sta napisani, or, informally, also petka.

From Proto-Slavic *pętь, from Proto-Indo-European *pénkʷe.


c

Masculine inan., no endings

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

From Gaj's Latin alphabet c, from Czech alphabet c, from latin c, which is a modification of upper case letter C, from Etruscan 𐌂 (c), from Ancient Greek Γ (G, “Gamma”), from Phoenician 𐤂 (g, “gimel”). Pronunciation as IPA⁽ᵏᵉʸ⁾: /cə/ is initial Slovene (phoneme plus a fill vowel) and the second pronunciation is probably taken from German c.

The name of the Latin script letter C / c.

(linguistics) The name of the phoneme /t͡s/.


instrumental

ȋnstrumental (canonical)
instrumentȃl (canonical inanimate masculine)


list

lȋst (canonical inanimate masculine)
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líst (nominative singular)
lísta (dual nominative)
lísti (nominative plural)
lísta (genitive singular)
lístov (dual genitive)
lístov (genitive plural)
lístu (dative singular)
lístoma (dative dual)
lístom (dative plural)
líst (accusative singular)
lísta (accusative dual)
líste (accusative plural)
lístu (locative singular)
lístih (dual locative)
lístih (locative plural)
lístom (instrumental singular)
lístoma (dual instrumental)
lísti (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *listъ (“leaf”).


e

Masculine inan., no endings

Neuter, no endings

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

From Gaj's Latin alphabet e, from Czech alphabet e, from Latin e, which is a modification of capital letter E in uncial script, from Ancient Greek Ε (E, Epsilon).

The name of the Latin script letter E / e.


brat

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

vowel lengthening, ending -je in nominative plural

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

brother (son of the same parents as another person)

(literary, archaic) brother (someone of the same or closely related nationality)

(literary, by extension) brother (someone sharing the same opinions)


las

lȃs (canonical feminine inanimate masculine)
lȃs (nominative singular)
lȃsa (dual nominative)
lasjẹ̑ (nominative plural)
lasȗ (genitive singular)
lás (dual genitive)
lás (genitive plural)
lȃsu (dative singular)
lȃsi (dative singular)
lȃsoma (dative dual)
lȃsama (dative dual)
lasẹ̑m (dative plural)
lȃs (accusative singular)
lȃsa (accusative dual)
lasẹ̑ (accusative plural)
lȃse (accusative plural)
lȃsu (locative singular)
lȃsi (locative singular)
lasẹ́h (dual locative)
lasẹ́h (locative plural)
lȃsom (instrumental singular)
lȃsoma (dual instrumental)
lȃsama (dual instrumental)
lasmí (instrumental plural)
lȃs (singular vocative)
lȃsa (dual vocative)
lasjẹ̑ (plural vocative)
lȃs (nominative singular)
lȃsa (dual nominative)
lási (nominative plural)
lȃsa (genitive singular)
lás (dual genitive)
lás (genitive plural)
lȃsu (dative singular)
lȃsi (dative singular)
lȃsoma (dative dual)
lȃsama (dative dual)
lásom (dative plural)
lȃs (accusative singular)
lȃsa (accusative dual)
láse (accusative plural)
lȃsu (locative singular)
lȃsi (locative singular)
lásih (dual locative)
lásah (dual locative)
lásih (locative plural)
lásah (locative plural)
lȃsom (instrumental singular)
lȃsoma (dual instrumental)
lȃsama (dual instrumental)
lási (instrumental plural)
lȃs (singular vocative)
lȃsa (dual vocative)
lási (plural vocative)
lȃs (nominative singular)
lasȋ (dual nominative)
lasȋ (nominative plural)
lasȋ (genitive singular)
lasī (dual genitive)
lasī (genitive plural)
lási (dative singular)
lasẹ̄ma (dative dual)
lasẹ̄m (dative plural)
lȃs (accusative singular)
lasȋ (accusative dual)
lasȋ (accusative plural)
lási (locative singular)
lasẹ́h (dual locative)
lasẹ́h (locative plural)
lasjọ́ (instrumental singular)
lasẹ̄ma (dual instrumental)
lasmí (instrumental plural)
lȃs (singular vocative)
lasȋ (dual vocative)
lasȋ (plural vocative)

sl-infl-noun

no

ending -u in genitive singular, ending -je in nominative plural, null ending in genitive dual/plural, special endings in plural from former i-stem declension, special accent changes

no

no

*chiefly western dialects, often uncountable

From Proto-Slavic *volsь. Compare with obsolete vlas.

Ta kratkodobna, prekrita z lasjo bitje je bila zelo priljubljena med prebivalci rimskih vasi.

2019 March 5, “Faun je ... Izvor in pomen besede "faun"”, in Punto Marinero:

This short-lived being covered with hair was very popular between the inhabitants of Roman villages.

(obsolete, dialectal) hair (anywhere)^([→SSKJ])

nap, pile (The common direction, on some kinds of fabric, of the hairs making up the pile)


file

filẹ̑ (canonical inanimate masculine)
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filé (nominative singular)
filêja (dual nominative)
filêji (nominative plural)
filêja (genitive singular)
filêjev (dual genitive)
filêjev (genitive plural)
filêju (dative singular)
filêjema (dative dual)
filêjem (dative plural)
filé (accusative singular)
filêja (accusative dual)
filêje (accusative plural)
filêju (locative singular)
filêjih (dual locative)
filêjih (locative plural)
filêjem (instrumental singular)
filêjema (dual instrumental)
filêji (instrumental plural)


kilometer

kilomẹ́ter (canonical inanimate masculine)


sir

sȉr (canonical inanimate masculine)
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sìr (nominative singular)
síra (dual nominative)
síri (nominative plural)
síra (genitive singular)
sírov (dual genitive)
sírov (genitive plural)
síru (dative singular)
síroma (dative dual)
sírom (dative plural)
sìr (accusative singular)
síra (accusative dual)
síre (accusative plural)
síru (locative singular)
sírih (dual locative)
sírih (locative plural)
sírom (instrumental singular)
síroma (dual instrumental)
síri (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *syrъ, derived from "sour milk".


lune

inflection of lúna:
nominative/accusative plural


cesta

cẹ́sta (canonical feminine)
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césta (nominative singular)
césti (dual nominative)
céste (nominative plural)
céste (genitive singular)
cést (dual genitive)
cést (genitive plural)
césti (dative singular)
céstama (dative dual)
céstam (dative plural)
césto (accusative singular)
césti (accusative dual)
céste (accusative plural)
césti (locative singular)
céstah (dual locative)
céstah (locative plural)
césto (instrumental singular)
céstama (dual instrumental)
céstami (instrumental plural)
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césta (nominative singular)
cesté (dual nominative)
cesté (nominative plural)
cesté (genitive singular)
cestá (dual genitive)
cestá (genitive plural)
césti (dative singular)
cestáma (dative dual)
cestàm (dative plural)
cestó (accusative singular)
cesté (accusative dual)
cesté (accusative plural)
césti (locative singular)
cestàh (dual locative)
cestàh (locative plural)
cestó (instrumental singular)
cestáma (dual instrumental)
cestámi (instrumental plural)

road (strip of land made suitable for travel)


radon

radọ̑n (canonical)
radón (canonical inanimate masculine)
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rádon (nominative singular)
rádona (genitive singular)
rádonu (dative singular)
rádon (accusative singular)
rádonu (locative singular)
rádonom (instrumental singular)


ol

ọ̑l (canonical)
ọ̑ł (canonical inanimate masculine)
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ól (nominative singular)
óla (dual nominative)
óli (nominative plural)
óla (genitive singular)
ólov (dual genitive)
ólov (genitive plural)
ólu (dative singular)
óloma (dative dual)
ólom (dative plural)
ól (accusative singular)
óla (accusative dual)
óle (accusative plural)
ólu (locative singular)
ólih (dual locative)
ólih (locative plural)
ólom (instrumental singular)
óloma (dual instrumental)
óli (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *olъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *alu, from Proto-Indo-European *h₂elut-.


argon

argọ̑n (canonical)
argón (canonical inanimate masculine)
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árgon (nominative singular)
árgona (genitive singular)
árgonu (dative singular)
árgon (accusative singular)
árgonu (locative singular)
árgonom (instrumental singular)
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argón (nominative singular)
argóna (genitive singular)
argónu (dative singular)
argón (accusative singular)
argónu (locative singular)
argónom (instrumental singular)


kilo

accusative/instrumental singular of kila


titan

titȃn (canonical inanimate masculine)
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titán (nominative singular)
titána (genitive singular)
titánu (dative singular)
titán (accusative singular)
titánu (locative singular)
titánom (instrumental singular)


neon

nẹ̑on (canonical inanimate masculine)
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néon (nominative singular)
néona (genitive singular)
néonu (dative singular)
néon (accusative singular)
néonu (locative singular)
néonom (instrumental singular)


krona

krọ̑na (canonical feminine)
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króna (nominative singular)
króni (dual nominative)
króne (nominative plural)
króne (genitive singular)
krón (dual genitive)
krón (genitive plural)
króni (dative singular)
krónama (dative dual)
krónam (dative plural)
króno (accusative singular)
króni (accusative dual)
króne (accusative plural)
króni (locative singular)
krónah (dual locative)
krónah (locative plural)
króno (instrumental singular)
krónama (dual instrumental)
krónami (instrumental plural)


pot

pọ́t f or (animate canonical inanimate masculine)
pọ̄t (nominative singular)
potȋ (dual nominative)
potȋ (nominative plural)
potȋ (genitive singular)
potī (dual genitive)
potī (genitive plural)
pọ́ti (dative singular)
potẹ̄ma (dative dual)
potẹ̄m (dative plural)
pọ̑t (accusative singular)
potȋ (accusative dual)
potȋ (accusative plural)
pọ́ti (locative singular)
potẹ́h (dual locative)
potẹ́h (locative plural)
potjọ́ (instrumental singular)
pọ̑tjo (instrumental singular)
potẹ̄ma (dual instrumental)
potmí (instrumental plural)
pọ̑t (singular vocative)
potȋ (dual vocative)
potȋ (plural vocative)
pọ̄t (nominative singular)
pọ̑ti (dual nominative)
pọ̑ta (nominative plural)
potȋ (genitive singular)
potī (dual genitive)
pọ̑tov (dual genitive)
potī (genitive plural)
pọ̑tov (genitive plural)
pọ́ti (dative singular)
pọ̑toma (dative dual)
pọ̑tama (dative dual)
pọ̑tom (dative plural)
pọ̑tam (dative plural)
pọ̑t (accusative singular)
pọ̑ti (accusative dual)
pọ̑ta (accusative plural)
pọ́ti (locative singular)
pọ̑tih (dual locative)
pọ̑tih (locative plural)
potjọ́ (instrumental singular)
pọ̑tjo (instrumental singular)
pọ̑toma (dual instrumental)
pọ̑tama (dual instrumental)
pọ̑ti (instrumental plural)
pọ̑t (singular vocative)
pọ̑ti (dual vocative)
pọ̑ta (plural vocative)
pọ́t (nominative singular)
pọ̑ti (dual nominative)
pọ̑ta (nominative plural)
pọ́ta (genitive singular)
potī (dual genitive)
pọ̑tov (dual genitive)
potī (genitive plural)
pọ̑tov (genitive plural)
pọ́tu (dative singular)
pọ́ti (dative singular)
pọ̑toma (dative dual)
pọ̑tama (dative dual)
pọ̑tom (dative plural)
pọ̑tam (dative plural)
pọ́t (accusative singular)
pọ̑ti (accusative dual)
pọ̑ta (accusative plural)
pọ́tu (locative singular)
pọ́ti (locative singular)
pọ̑tih (dual locative)
pọ̑tih (locative plural)
pọ́tom (instrumental singular)
pọ̑toma (dual instrumental)
pọ̑tama (dual instrumental)
pọ̑ti (instrumental plural)
pọ̑t (singular vocative)
pọ̑ti (dual vocative)
pọ̑ta (plural vocative)
pọ́t (nominative singular)
pọ́ta (dual nominative)
pọ́ti (nominative plural)
pọ́ta (genitive singular)
pọ̄tov (dual genitive)
pọ̄tov (genitive plural)
pọ́tu (dative singular)
pọ́ti (dative singular)
pọ́toma (dative dual)
pọ́tama (dative dual)
pọ́tom (dative plural)
pọ́tam (dative plural)
pọ́t (accusative singular)
pọ́ta (accusative dual)
pọ́te (accusative plural)
pọ́tu (locative singular)
pọ́ti (locative singular)
pọ̄tih (dual locative)
pọ̄tah (dual locative)
pọ̄tih (locative plural)
pọ̄tah (locative plural)
pọ́tom (instrumental singular)
pọ́toma (dual instrumental)
pọ́tama (dual instrumental)
pọ̄ti (instrumental plural)
pọ̑t (singular vocative)
pọ̑ta (dual vocative)
pọ̑ti (plural vocative)
pọ́t (nominative singular)
pọ́ta (dual nominative)
pọ́ti (nominative plural)
pọ́ta (genitive singular)
pọ̄tov (dual genitive)
pọ̄tov (genitive plural)
pọ́tu (dative singular)
pọ́ti (dative singular)
pọ́toma (dative dual)
pọ́tama (dative dual)
pọ́tom (dative plural)
pọ́tam (dative plural)
pọ́ta (accusative singular)
pọ́ta (accusative dual)
pọ́te (accusative plural)
pọ́tu (locative singular)
pọ́ti (locative singular)
pọ̄tih (dual locative)
pọ̄tah (dual locative)
pọ̄tih (locative plural)
pọ̄tah (locative plural)
pọ́tom (instrumental singular)
pọ́toma (dual instrumental)
pọ́tama (dual instrumental)
pọ̄ti (instrumental plural)
pọ̑t (singular vocative)
pọ̑ta (dual vocative)
pọ̑ti (plural vocative)

* usual for inanimate senses, except for sense 'career' (but still possible)

* stylistically marked for most inanimate senses, but more common for sense 'career'

can also be acute in the nominative and accusative singular, neuter in dual and plural following the first declension

From Proto-Slavic *pǫtь, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *pántis, from Proto-Indo-European *póntoh₁s.

Pot je trajala več dni.

(inanimate) career (general course of action or conduct in life)

(animate, obsolete, only masculine) messenger

(animate, historical, only masculine) a mediator who buys things in other towns on demand

(inanimate, rare) time (instance or occurrence)


pot

pọ̑t (canonical inanimate masculine)
pọ̑t (nominative singular)
potȗ (genitive singular)
pọ̑tu (dative singular)
pọ̑ti (dative singular)
pọ̑t (accusative singular)
pọ̑tu (locative singular)
pọ̑ti (locative singular)
pọ̑tom (instrumental singular)
pọ̑t (singular vocative)
pọ̑t (nominative singular)
pọ̑ta (genitive singular)
pọ̑tu (dative singular)
pọ̑ti (dative singular)
pọ̑t (accusative singular)
pọ̑tu (locative singular)
pọ̑ti (locative singular)
pọ̑tom (instrumental singular)
pọ̑t (singular vocative)

From Proto-Slavic *potъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *paktas, from Proto-Indo-European *pokʷtós.


ovca

óvca (canonical feminine)
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ôvca (nominative singular)
ôvci (dual nominative)
ôvce (nominative plural)
ôvce (genitive singular)
ôvc (dual genitive)
ôvc (genitive plural)
ôvci (dative singular)
ôvcama (dative dual)
ôvcam (dative plural)
ôvco (accusative singular)
ôvci (accusative dual)
ôvce (accusative plural)
ôvci (locative singular)
ôvcah (dual locative)
ôvcah (locative plural)
ôvco (instrumental singular)
ôvcama (dual instrumental)
ôvcami (instrumental plural)
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ôvca (nominative singular)
ovcé (dual nominative)
ovcé (nominative plural)
ovcé (genitive singular)
ovác (dual genitive)
ovác (genitive plural)
ôvci (dative singular)
ovcáma (dative dual)
ovcàm (dative plural)
ovcó (accusative singular)
ovcé (accusative dual)
ovcé (accusative plural)
ôvci (locative singular)
ovcàh (dual locative)
ovcàh (locative plural)
ovcó (instrumental singular)
ovcáma (dual instrumental)
ovcámi (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *ovьca, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *áwis, from Proto-Indo-European *h₂ówis.


koper

kọ́pər (canonical)
kópər (canonical inanimate masculine)
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kóper (nominative singular)
kópra (dual nominative)
kópri (nominative plural)
kópra (genitive singular)
kóprov (dual genitive)
kóprov (genitive plural)
kópru (dative singular)
kóproma (dative dual)
kóprom (dative plural)
kóper (accusative singular)
kópra (accusative dual)
kópre (accusative plural)
kópru (locative singular)
kóprih (dual locative)
kóprih (locative plural)
kóprom (instrumental singular)
kóproma (dual instrumental)
kópri (instrumental plural)
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kôper (nominative singular)
kôpra (dual nominative)
kôpri (nominative plural)
kôpra (genitive singular)
kôprov (dual genitive)
kôprov (genitive plural)
kôpru (dative singular)
kôproma (dative dual)
kôprom (dative plural)
kôper (accusative singular)
kôpra (accusative dual)
kôpre (accusative plural)
kôpru (locative singular)
kôprih (dual locative)
kôprih (locative plural)
kôprom (instrumental singular)
kôproma (dual instrumental)
kôpri (instrumental plural)


ti

From Proto-Slavic *ty, from Proto-Indo-European *túh₂.

S svojo šefico sva prešli na ti.

My boss and I have started to use familiar personal pronouns.

(only used in set phrases) use of familiar personal pronouns instead of polite ones


ti

tȋ (canonical inanimate masculine)
tȋ (nominative singular)
tȋ (dual nominative)
tȋ (nominative plural)
tȋ (genitive singular)
tȋ (dual genitive)
tȋ (genitive plural)
tȋ (dative singular)
tȋ (dative dual)
tȋ (dative plural)
tȋ (accusative singular)
tȋ (accusative dual)
tȋ (accusative plural)
tȋ (locative singular)
tȋ (dual locative)
tȋ (locative plural)
tȋ (instrumental singular)
tȋ (dual instrumental)
tȋ (instrumental plural)
tȋ (singular vocative)
tȋ (dual vocative)
tȋ (plural vocative)
tȋ (nominative singular)
tȋja (dual nominative)
tȋji (nominative plural)
tȋja (genitive singular)
tȋjev (dual genitive)
tȋjev (genitive plural)
tȋju (dative singular)
tȋji (dative singular)
tȋjema (dative dual)
tȋjem (dative plural)
tȋ (accusative singular)
tȋja (accusative dual)
tȋje (accusative plural)
tȋju (locative singular)
tȋji (locative singular)
tȋjih (dual locative)
tȋjih (locative plural)
tȋjem (instrumental singular)
tȋjema (dual instrumental)
tȋji (instrumental plural)
tȋ (singular vocative)
tȋja (dual vocative)
tȋji (plural vocative)
tȋ (nominative singular)
tȋja (dual nominative)
tȋji (nominative plural)
tȋja (genitive singular)
tȋjev (dual genitive)
tȋjev (genitive plural)
tȋju (dative singular)
tȋji (dative singular)
tȋjoma (dative dual)
tȋjom (dative plural)
tȋ (accusative singular)
tȋja (accusative dual)
tȋje (accusative plural)
tȋju (locative singular)
tȋji (locative singular)
tȋjih (dual locative)
tȋjih (locative plural)
tȋjom (instrumental singular)
tȋjoma (dual instrumental)
tȋji (instrumental plural)
tȋ (singular vocative)
tȋja (dual vocative)
tȋji (plural vocative)


vid

From Proto-Slavic *vidъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *wéiˀdas, from Proto-Indo-European *wéydos, from *weyd-.


pianist

pianȋst (animate canonical masculine)
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pianíst (nominative singular)
pianísta (dual nominative)
pianísti (nominative plural)
pianísta (genitive singular)
pianístov (dual genitive)
pianístov (genitive plural)
pianístu (dative singular)
pianístoma (dative dual)
pianístom (dative plural)
pianísta (accusative singular)
pianísta (accusative dual)
pianíste (accusative plural)
pianístu (locative singular)
pianístih (dual locative)
pianístih (locative plural)
pianístom (instrumental singular)
pianístoma (dual instrumental)
pianísti (instrumental plural)


Bask

sl-noun

Bȃsk m anim (female equivalent Bȃskinja)

Bȃsk (animate canonical masculine)
Bȃskinja (feminine)
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Básk (nominative singular)
Báska (dual nominative)
Báski (nominative plural)
Báska (genitive singular)
Báskov (dual genitive)
Báskov (genitive plural)
Básku (dative singular)
Báskoma (dative dual)
Báskom (dative plural)
Báska (accusative singular)
Báska (accusative dual)
Báske (accusative plural)
Básku (locative singular)
Báskih (dual locative)
Báskih (locative plural)
Báskom (instrumental singular)
Báskoma (dual instrumental)
Báski (instrumental plural)


kava

káva (canonical feminine)
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káva (nominative singular)
kávi (dual nominative)
káve (nominative plural)
káve (genitive singular)
káv (dual genitive)
káv (genitive plural)
kávi (dative singular)
kávama (dative dual)
kávam (dative plural)
kávo (accusative singular)
kávi (accusative dual)
káve (accusative plural)
kávi (locative singular)
kávah (dual locative)
kávah (locative plural)
kávo (instrumental singular)
kávama (dual instrumental)
kávami (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish قهوه (kahve) (Turkish kahve), from Arabic قَهْوَة (qahwa).


tok

tọ̑k (canonical inanimate masculine)
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tók (nominative singular)
tokôva (dual nominative)
tokôvi (nominative plural)
tóka (genitive singular)
tokôv (dual genitive)
tokôv (genitive plural)
tóku (dative singular)
tokôvoma (dative dual)
tokôvom (dative plural)
tók (accusative singular)
tokôva (accusative dual)
tokôve (accusative plural)
tóku (locative singular)
tokôvih (dual locative)
tokôvih (locative plural)
tókom (instrumental singular)
tokôvoma (dual instrumental)
tokôvi (instrumental plural)
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tók (nominative singular)
tóka (dual nominative)
tóki (nominative plural)
tóka (genitive singular)
tókov (dual genitive)
tókov (genitive plural)
tóku (dative singular)
tókoma (dative dual)
tókom (dative plural)
tók (accusative singular)
tóka (accusative dual)
tóke (accusative plural)
tóku (locative singular)
tókih (dual locative)
tókih (locative plural)
tókom (instrumental singular)
tókoma (dual instrumental)
tóki (instrumental plural)


tok

tȍk (canonical)
tọ̑k (canonical inanimate masculine)
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tòk (nominative singular)
tóka (dual nominative)
tóki (nominative plural)
tóka (genitive singular)
tókov (dual genitive)
tókov (genitive plural)
tóku (dative singular)
tókoma (dative dual)
tókom (dative plural)
tòk (accusative singular)
tóka (accusative dual)
tóke (accusative plural)
tóku (locative singular)
tókih (dual locative)
tókih (locative plural)
tókom (instrumental singular)
tókoma (dual instrumental)
tóki (instrumental plural)
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tók (nominative singular)
tóka (dual nominative)
tóki (nominative plural)
tóka (genitive singular)
tókov (dual genitive)
tókov (genitive plural)
tóku (dative singular)
tókoma (dative dual)
tókom (dative plural)
tók (accusative singular)
tóka (accusative dual)
tóke (accusative plural)
tóku (locative singular)
tókih (dual locative)
tókih (locative plural)
tókom (instrumental singular)
tókoma (dual instrumental)
tóki (instrumental plural)


sel

sə̏l (canonical)
sə̏ł (animate canonical masculine)
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sel (nominative singular)
sla (dual nominative)
sli (nominative plural)
sla (genitive singular)
slov (dual genitive)
slov (genitive plural)
slu (dative singular)
sloma (dative dual)
slom (dative plural)
sla (accusative singular)
sla (accusative dual)
sle (accusative plural)
slu (locative singular)
slih (dual locative)
slih (locative plural)
slom (instrumental singular)
sloma (dual instrumental)
sli (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *sъlъ, from the same root as sláti.


baba

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bába (nominative singular)
bábi (dual nominative)
bábe (nominative plural)
bábe (genitive singular)
báb (dual genitive)
báb (genitive plural)
bábi (dative singular)
bábama (dative dual)
bábam (dative plural)
bábo (accusative singular)
bábi (accusative dual)
bábe (accusative plural)
bábi (locative singular)
bábah (dual locative)
bábah (locative plural)
bábo (instrumental singular)
bábama (dual instrumental)
bábami (instrumental plural)


los

lọ̑s (animate canonical masculine)
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lós (nominative singular)
lósa (dual nominative)
lósi (nominative plural)
lósa (genitive singular)
lósov (dual genitive)
lósov (genitive plural)
lósu (dative singular)
lósoma (dative dual)
lósom (dative plural)
lósa (accusative singular)
lósa (accusative dual)
lóse (accusative plural)
lósu (locative singular)
lósih (dual locative)
lósih (locative plural)
lósom (instrumental singular)
lósoma (dual instrumental)
lósi (instrumental plural)


roman

romȃn (canonical inanimate masculine)
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román (nominative singular)
romána (dual nominative)
románi (nominative plural)
romána (genitive singular)
románov (dual genitive)
románov (genitive plural)
románu (dative singular)
románoma (dative dual)
románom (dative plural)
román (accusative singular)
romána (accusative dual)
románe (accusative plural)
románu (locative singular)
románih (dual locative)
románih (locative plural)
románom (instrumental singular)
románoma (dual instrumental)
románi (instrumental plural)


lug

lūg (canonical inanimate masculine)
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lúg (nominative singular)
lúga (genitive singular)
lúgu (dative singular)
lúg (accusative singular)
lúgu (locative singular)
lúgom (instrumental singular)

From Middle High German louge, from Proto-Germanic *laugō ("soap, lye").


bar

bȃr (canonical inanimate masculine)
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bȃr (nominative singular)
bȃra (dual nominative)
bȃri (nominative plural)
bȃra (genitive singular)
bȃrov (dual genitive)
bȃrov (genitive plural)
bȃru (dative singular)
bȃroma (dative dual)
bȃrom (dative plural)
bȃr (accusative singular)
bȃra (accusative dual)
bȃre (accusative plural)
bȃru (locative singular)
bȃrih (dual locative)
bȃrih (locative plural)
bȃrom (instrumental singular)
bȃroma (dual instrumental)
bȃri (instrumental plural)


bar

From Ancient Greek βάρος (báros, “weight”), coined circa 1900.


bar

bȃr (canonical inanimate masculine)
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bȃr (nominative singular)
bȃra (genitive singular)
bȃru (dative singular)
bȃr (accusative singular)
bȃru (locative singular)
bȃrom (instrumental singular)

Setaria italica
Setaria italica#Translingual

Pennisetum glaucum
Pennisetum glaucum#Translingual


datum

dātum (canonical inanimate masculine)
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dátum (nominative singular)
dátuma (dual nominative)
dátumi (nominative plural)
dátuma (genitive singular)
dátumov (dual genitive)
dátumov (genitive plural)
dátumu (dative singular)
dátumoma (dative dual)
dátumom (dative plural)
dátum (accusative singular)
dátuma (accusative dual)
dátume (accusative plural)
dátumu (locative singular)
dátumih (dual locative)
dátumih (locative plural)
dátumom (instrumental singular)
dátumoma (dual instrumental)
dátumi (instrumental plural)


lah

lȁh (animate canonical masculine)
lȁh (nominative singular)
láha (dual nominative)
láhi (nominative plural)
láha (genitive singular)
lāhov (dual genitive)
lāhov (genitive plural)
láhu (dative singular)
láhi (dative singular)
láhoma (dative dual)
láhama (dative dual)
láhom (dative plural)
láham (dative plural)
láha (accusative singular)
láha (accusative dual)
láhe (accusative plural)
láhu (locative singular)
láhi (locative singular)
lāhih (dual locative)
lāhah (dual locative)
lāhih (locative plural)
lāhah (locative plural)
láhom (instrumental singular)
láhoma (dual instrumental)
láhama (dual instrumental)
lāhi (instrumental plural)
lȁh (singular vocative)
lȃha (dual vocative)
lȃhi (plural vocative)
lȃh (nominative singular)
lȃha (dual nominative)
lȃhi (nominative plural)
lȃha (genitive singular)
lȃhov (dual genitive)
lȃhov (genitive plural)
lȃhu (dative singular)
lȃhi (dative singular)
lȃhoma (dative dual)
lȃhama (dative dual)
lȃhom (dative plural)
lȃham (dative plural)
lȃha (accusative singular)
lȃha (accusative dual)
lȃhe (accusative plural)
lȃhu (locative singular)
lȃhi (locative singular)
lȃhih (dual locative)
lȃhah (dual locative)
lȃhih (locative plural)
lȃhah (locative plural)
lȃhom (instrumental singular)
lȃhoma (dual instrumental)
lȃhama (dual instrumental)
lȃhi (instrumental plural)
lȃh (singular vocative)
lȃha (dual vocative)
lȃhi (plural vocative)

sl-infl-noun

no

no

From Proto-Slavic *volxъ, from Proto-Germanic *walhaz.


ser

sȇr (animate canonical masculine)
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sȇr (nominative singular)
sȇra (dual nominative)
sȇri (nominative plural)
sȇra (genitive singular)
sȇrov (dual genitive)
sȇrov (genitive plural)
sȇru (dative singular)
sȇroma (dative dual)
sȇrom (dative plural)
sȇra (accusative singular)
sȇra (accusative dual)
sȇre (accusative plural)
sȇru (locative singular)
sȇrih (dual locative)
sȇrih (locative plural)
sȇrom (instrumental singular)
sȇroma (dual instrumental)
sȇri (instrumental plural)

brkati ser


vir

vȋr (canonical inanimate masculine)
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vír (nominative singular)
víra (dual nominative)
víri (nominative plural)
víra (genitive singular)
vírov (dual genitive)
vírov (genitive plural)
víru (dative singular)
víroma (dative dual)
vírom (dative plural)
vír (accusative singular)
víra (accusative dual)
víre (accusative plural)
víru (locative singular)
vírih (dual locative)
vírih (locative plural)
vírom (instrumental singular)
víroma (dual instrumental)
víri (instrumental plural)

source (of water; e.g. a spring or well)


libido

lȋbido (canonical inanimate masculine)
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líbido (nominative singular)
líbida (dual nominative)
líbidi (nominative plural)
líbida (genitive singular)
líbidov (dual genitive)
líbidov (genitive plural)
líbidu (dative singular)
líbidoma (dative dual)
líbidom (dative plural)
líbido (accusative singular)
líbida (accusative dual)
líbide (accusative plural)
líbidu (locative singular)
líbidih (dual locative)
líbidih (locative plural)
líbidom (instrumental singular)
líbidoma (dual instrumental)
líbidi (instrumental plural)


log

lọ̑g (canonical inanimate masculine)
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lóg (nominative singular)
lóga (dual nominative)
lógi (nominative plural)
lóga (genitive singular)
lógov (dual genitive)
lógov (genitive plural)
lógu (dative singular)
lógoma (dative dual)
lógom (dative plural)
lóg (accusative singular)
lóga (accusative dual)
lóge (accusative plural)
lógu (locative singular)
lógih (dual locative)
lógih (locative plural)
lógom (instrumental singular)
lógoma (dual instrumental)
lógi (instrumental plural)


lice

līce (canonical neuter)
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líce (nominative singular)
líci (dual nominative)
líca (nominative plural)
líca (genitive singular)
líc (dual genitive)
líc (genitive plural)
lícu (dative singular)
lícema (dative dual)
lícem (dative plural)
líce (accusative singular)
líci (accusative dual)
líca (accusative plural)
lícu (locative singular)
lícih (dual locative)
lícih (locative plural)
lícem (instrumental singular)
lícema (dual instrumental)
líci (instrumental plural)


sum

sȗm (canonical inanimate masculine)
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súm (nominative singular)
súma (dual nominative)
súmi (nominative plural)
súma (genitive singular)
súmov (dual genitive)
súmov (genitive plural)
súmu (dative singular)
súmoma (dative dual)
súmom (dative plural)
súm (accusative singular)
súma (accusative dual)
súme (accusative plural)
súmu (locative singular)
súmih (dual locative)
súmih (locative plural)
súmom (instrumental singular)
súmoma (dual instrumental)
súmi (instrumental plural)


zona

zọ̑na (canonical feminine)
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zóna (nominative singular)
zóni (dual nominative)
zóne (nominative plural)
zóne (genitive singular)
zón (dual genitive)
zón (genitive plural)
zóni (dative singular)
zónama (dative dual)
zónam (dative plural)
zóno (accusative singular)
zóni (accusative dual)
zóne (accusative plural)
zóni (locative singular)
zónah (dual locative)
zónah (locative plural)
zóno (instrumental singular)
zónama (dual instrumental)
zónami (instrumental plural)

shudder (shiver out of anxiety, excitement etc.)


rad

rȃd (canonical inanimate masculine)
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rád (nominative singular)
ráda (genitive singular)
rádu (dative singular)
rád (accusative singular)
rádu (locative singular)
rádom (instrumental singular)


kip

kȋp (canonical inanimate masculine)
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kíp (nominative singular)
kípa (dual nominative)
kípi (nominative plural)
kípa (genitive singular)
kípov (dual genitive)
kípov (genitive plural)
kípu (dative singular)
kípoma (dative dual)
kípom (dative plural)
kíp (accusative singular)
kípa (accusative dual)
kípe (accusative plural)
kípu (locative singular)
kípih (dual locative)
kípih (locative plural)
kípom (instrumental singular)
kípoma (dual instrumental)
kípi (instrumental plural)


rosa

rósa (canonical feminine)
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rôsa (nominative singular)
rôse (genitive singular)
rôsi (dative singular)
rôso (accusative singular)
rôsi (locative singular)
rôso (instrumental singular)
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rôsa (nominative singular)
rosé (genitive singular)
rôsi (dative singular)
rosó (accusative singular)
rôsi (locative singular)
rosó (instrumental singular)

From Proto-Slavic *rosà, from Proto-Indo-European *h₁róseh₂.

dew (moisture in the air that settles on plants, etc.)


tom

tọ̑m (canonical inanimate masculine)
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tóm (nominative singular)
tóma (dual nominative)
tómi (nominative plural)
tóma (genitive singular)
tómov (dual genitive)
tómov (genitive plural)
tómu (dative singular)
tómoma (dative dual)
tómom (dative plural)
tóm (accusative singular)
tóma (accusative dual)
tóme (accusative plural)
tómu (locative singular)
tómih (dual locative)
tómih (locative plural)
tómom (instrumental singular)
tómoma (dual instrumental)
tómi (instrumental plural)


pero

perọ̑ (canonical neuter)
pero (nominative singular)
peresi (dual nominative)
peresa (nominative plural)
pero (accusative singular)
peresi (accusative dual)
peresa (accusative plural)
peresa (genitive singular)
peres (dual genitive)
peres (genitive plural)
peresu (dative singular)
peresoma (dative dual)
peresom (dative plural)
peresu (locative singular)
peresih (dual locative)
peresih (locative plural)
peresom (instrumental singular)
peresoma (dual instrumental)
peresi (instrumental plural)

Declension of pero (neuter, s-stem)


zet

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

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


luna

lúna (canonical feminine)
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lúna (nominative singular)
lúni (dual nominative)
lúne (nominative plural)
lúne (genitive singular)
lún (dual genitive)
lún (genitive plural)
lúni (dative singular)
lúnama (dative dual)
lúnam (dative plural)
lúno (accusative singular)
lúni (accusative dual)
lúne (accusative plural)
lúni (locative singular)
lúnah (dual locative)
lúnah (locative plural)
lúno (instrumental singular)
lúnama (dual instrumental)
lúnami (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *lunà, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *láukšnāˀ, from Proto-Indo-European *lówksneh₂.


stol

stȍł (canonical inanimate masculine)
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stòl (nominative singular)
stôla (dual nominative)
stôli (nominative plural)
stôla (genitive singular)
stôlov (dual genitive)
stôlov (genitive plural)
stôlu (dative singular)
stôloma (dative dual)
stôlom (dative plural)
stòl (accusative singular)
stôla (accusative dual)
stôle (accusative plural)
stôlu (locative singular)
stôlih (dual locative)
stôlih (locative plural)
stôlom (instrumental singular)
stôloma (dual instrumental)
stôli (instrumental plural)


sobota

sobọ́ta (canonical feminine)
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sobóta (nominative singular)
sobóti (dual nominative)
sobóte (nominative plural)
sobóte (genitive singular)
sobót (dual genitive)
sobót (genitive plural)
sobóti (dative singular)
sobótama (dative dual)
sobótam (dative plural)
sobóto (accusative singular)
sobóti (accusative dual)
sobóte (accusative plural)
sobóti (locative singular)
sobótah (dual locative)
sobótah (locative plural)
sobóto (instrumental singular)
sobótama (dual instrumental)
sobótami (instrumental plural)

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *sǫbota, *sobota, ultimately from Hebrew שַׁבָּת (šabbāṯ).


gos

gọ̑s (canonical feminine)
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gós (nominative singular)
gosí (dual nominative)
gosí (nominative plural)
gosí (genitive singular)
gosí (dual genitive)
gosí (genitive plural)
gósi (dative singular)
goséma (dative dual)
gosém (dative plural)
gós (accusative singular)
gosí (accusative dual)
gosí (accusative plural)
gósi (locative singular)
goséh (dual locative)
goséh (locative plural)
gosjó (instrumental singular)
goséma (dual instrumental)
gosmí (instrumental plural)


ocean

oceán (canonical inanimate masculine)
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oceán (nominative singular)
oceána (dual nominative)
oceáni (nominative plural)
oceána (genitive singular)
oceánov (dual genitive)
oceánov (genitive plural)
oceánu (dative singular)
oceánoma (dative dual)
oceánom (dative plural)
oceán (accusative singular)
oceána (accusative dual)
oceáne (accusative plural)
oceánu (locative singular)
oceánih (dual locative)
oceánih (locative plural)
oceánom (instrumental singular)
oceánoma (dual instrumental)
oceáni (instrumental plural)

From Latin Ōceanus, from Ancient Greek Ὠκεανός (Ōkeanós, “Oceanus”).


bon

bọ̑n (canonical inanimate masculine)
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bón (nominative singular)
bóna (dual nominative)
bóni (nominative plural)
bóna (genitive singular)
bónov (dual genitive)
bónov (genitive plural)
bónu (dative singular)
bónoma (dative dual)
bónom (dative plural)
bón (accusative singular)
bóna (accusative dual)
bóne (accusative plural)
bónu (locative singular)
bónih (dual locative)
bónih (locative plural)
bónom (instrumental singular)
bónoma (dual instrumental)
bóni (instrumental plural)


nos

nọ̑s (canonical inanimate masculine)
nọ̑s (nominative singular)
nosȏva (dual nominative)
nosȏvi (nominative plural)
nosȗ (genitive singular)
nosóv (dual genitive)
nosóv (genitive plural)
nọ̑su (dative singular)
nọ̑si (dative singular)
nosȏvoma (dative dual)
nosȏvama (dative dual)
nosȏvom (dative plural)
nọ̑sȏvam (dative plural)
nọ̑s (accusative singular)
nosȏva (accusative dual)
nosȏve (accusative plural)
nọ̑su (locative singular)
nọ̑si (locative singular)
nosȏvih (dual locative)
nosȏvih (locative plural)
nọ̑som (instrumental singular)
nosȏvoma (dual instrumental)
nosȏvama (dual instrumental)
nosȏvi (instrumental plural)
nọ̑s (singular vocative)
nosȏva (dual vocative)
nosȏvi (plural vocative)
nọ̑s (nominative singular)
nosȏva (dual nominative)
nosȏvi (nominative plural)
nọ̑sa (genitive singular)
nosóv (dual genitive)
nosóv (genitive plural)
nọ̑su (dative singular)
nọ̑si (dative singular)
nosȏvoma (dative dual)
nosȏvama (dative dual)
nosȏvom (dative plural)
nọ̑sȏvam (dative plural)
nọ̑s (accusative singular)
nosȏva (accusative dual)
nosȏve (accusative plural)
nọ̑su (locative singular)
nọ̑si (locative singular)
nosȏvih (dual locative)
nosȏvih (locative plural)
nọ̑som (instrumental singular)
nosȏvoma (dual instrumental)
nosȏvama (dual instrumental)
nosȏvi (instrumental plural)
nọ̑s (singular vocative)
nosȏva (dual vocative)
nosȏvi (plural vocative)

sl-infl-noun

no

no

(figuratively) nose (ability to find, deduce something)


admiral

admirȃl (animate canonical masculine)
admirȃl (nominative singular)
admirȃla (dual nominative)
admirȃli (nominative plural)
admirȃla (genitive singular)
admirȃlov (dual genitive)
admirȃlov (genitive plural)
admirȃlu (dative singular)
admirȃloma (dative dual)
admirȃlom (dative plural)
admirȃla (accusative singular)
admirȃla (accusative dual)
admirȃle (accusative plural)
admirȃlu (locative singular)
admirȃlih (dual locative)
admirȃlih (locative plural)
admirȃlom (instrumental singular)
admirȃloma (dual instrumental)
admirȃli (instrumental plural)
admirȃl (singular vocative)
admirȃla (dual vocative)
admirȃli (plural vocative)

From German Admiral, from English admiral, from Middle English, Anglo-Norman, and Old French admiral, from Medieval Latin admiralis, from Arabic أَمِير (ʔamīr, “commander”) + -alis (“-al”) under influence from admīrārī (“to admire, to respect”).

Admiral, a naval officer of the highest rank, above vice admiral.

Vanessa atalanta
Vanessa atalanta#Translingual

(zoology) Vanessa atalanta, a type of butterfly.


omen

Learned borrowing from Latin ōmen. First attested in the 19th century.


dom

dọ̑m (canonical inanimate masculine)
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dóm (nominative singular)
domôva (dual nominative)
domôvi (nominative plural)
dóma (genitive singular)
domôv (dual genitive)
domôv (genitive plural)
dómu (dative singular)
domôvoma (dative dual)
domôvom (dative plural)
dóm (accusative singular)
domôva (accusative dual)
domôve (accusative plural)
dómu (locative singular)
domôvih (dual locative)
domôvih (locative plural)
dómom (instrumental singular)
domôvoma (dual instrumental)
domôvi (instrumental plural)
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dóm (nominative singular)
dóma (dual nominative)
dómi (nominative plural)
dóma (genitive singular)
dómov (dual genitive)
dómov (genitive plural)
dómu (dative singular)
dómoma (dative dual)
dómom (dative plural)
dóm (accusative singular)
dóma (accusative dual)
dóme (accusative plural)
dómu (locative singular)
dómih (dual locative)
dómih (locative plural)
dómom (instrumental singular)
dómoma (dual instrumental)
dómi (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *domъ, from Proto-Indo-European *dṓm, from root Proto-Indo-European *dem- (“to build”).

home (house or structure in which someone lives)


meja

méja (canonical feminine)
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mêja (nominative singular)
mêji (dual nominative)
mêje (nominative plural)
mêje (genitive singular)
mêj (dual genitive)
mêj (genitive plural)
mêji (dative singular)
mêjama (dative dual)
mêjam (dative plural)
mêjo (accusative singular)
mêji (accusative dual)
mêje (accusative plural)
mêji (locative singular)
mêjah (dual locative)
mêjah (locative plural)
mêjo (instrumental singular)
mêjama (dual instrumental)
mêjami (instrumental plural)
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mêja (nominative singular)
mejé (dual nominative)
mejé (nominative plural)
mejé (genitive singular)
mejá (dual genitive)
mejá (genitive plural)
mêji (dative singular)
mejáma (dative dual)
mejàm (dative plural)
mejó (accusative singular)
mejé (accusative dual)
mejé (accusative plural)
mêji (locative singular)
mejàh (dual locative)
mejàh (locative plural)
mejó (instrumental singular)
mejáma (dual instrumental)
mejámi (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *meďa, from Proto-Indo-European *médʰyos.


beda

bẹ́da (canonical feminine)
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béda (nominative singular)
béde (genitive singular)
bédi (dative singular)
bédo (accusative singular)
bédi (locative singular)
bédo (instrumental singular)


top

tȍp (canonical inanimate masculine)
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tòp (nominative singular)
topôva (dual nominative)
topôvi (nominative plural)
tôpa (genitive singular)
topôv (dual genitive)
topôv (genitive plural)
tôpu (dative singular)
topôvoma (dative dual)
topôvom (dative plural)
tòp (accusative singular)
topôva (accusative dual)
topôve (accusative plural)
tôpu (locative singular)
topôvih (dual locative)
topôvih (locative plural)
tôpom (instrumental singular)
topôvoma (dual instrumental)
topôvi (instrumental plural)

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish طوپ (top).


lira

lȋra (canonical feminine)
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líra (nominative singular)
líri (dual nominative)
líre (nominative plural)
líre (genitive singular)
lír (dual genitive)
lír (genitive plural)
líri (dative singular)
lírama (dative dual)
líram (dative plural)
líro (accusative singular)
líri (accusative dual)
líre (accusative plural)
líri (locative singular)
lírah (dual locative)
lírah (locative plural)
líro (instrumental singular)
lírama (dual instrumental)
lírami (instrumental plural)


lok

lọ̑k (canonical inanimate masculine)
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lók (nominative singular)
lóka (dual nominative)
lóki (nominative plural)
lóka (genitive singular)
lókov (dual genitive)
lókov (genitive plural)
lóku (dative singular)
lókoma (dative dual)
lókom (dative plural)
lók (accusative singular)
lóka (accusative dual)
lóke (accusative plural)
lóku (locative singular)
lókih (dual locative)
lókih (locative plural)
lókom (instrumental singular)
lókoma (dual instrumental)
lóki (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *lǫkъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *lankás, from Proto-Indo-European *lenk- (“to bend”).


hruška

hrȗška (canonical feminine)
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hrúška (nominative singular)
hrúški (dual nominative)
hrúške (nominative plural)
hrúške (genitive singular)
hrúšk (dual genitive)
hrúšk (genitive plural)
hrúški (dative singular)
hrúškama (dative dual)
hrúškam (dative plural)
hrúško (accusative singular)
hrúški (accusative dual)
hrúške (accusative plural)
hrúški (locative singular)
hrúškah (dual locative)
hrúškah (locative plural)
hrúško (instrumental singular)
hrúškama (dual instrumental)
hrúškami (instrumental plural)


oven

óvən (animate canonical masculine)
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ôven (nominative singular)
ôvna (dual nominative)
ôvni (nominative plural)
ôvna (genitive singular)
ôvnov (dual genitive)
ôvnov (genitive plural)
ôvnu (dative singular)
ôvnoma (dative dual)
ôvnom (dative plural)
ôvna (accusative singular)
ôvna (accusative dual)
ôvne (accusative plural)
ôvnu (locative singular)
ôvnih (dual locative)
ôvnih (locative plural)
ôvnom (instrumental singular)
ôvnoma (dual instrumental)
ôvni (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *ovьnъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *awinas.


pest

pẹ̑st (canonical feminine)
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pést (nominative singular)
pestí (dual nominative)
pestí (nominative plural)
pestí (genitive singular)
pestí (dual genitive)
pestí (genitive plural)
pêsti (dative singular)
pestéma (dative dual)
pestém (dative plural)
pést (accusative singular)
pestí (accusative dual)
pestí (accusative plural)
pêsti (locative singular)
pestéh (dual locative)
pestéh (locative plural)
pestjó (instrumental singular)
pestéma (dual instrumental)
pestmí (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *pęstь. Cognate with Serbo-Croatian пест, pest, Slovak päsť, Russian пясть (pjastʹ, “middle part of the hand”) and запя́стье (zapjástʹje), dialectal Bulgarian (Western dialects) пестник (pestnik), песник (pesnik), пестница (pestnica). Compare Ancient Greek πυγμή (pugmḗ), English fist, German Faust.


sestra

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

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


vino

víno (canonical neuter)
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víno (nominative singular)
víni (dual nominative)
vína (nominative plural)
vína (genitive singular)
vín (dual genitive)
vín (genitive plural)
vínu (dative singular)
vínoma (dative dual)
vínom (dative plural)
víno (accusative singular)
víni (accusative dual)
vína (accusative plural)
vínu (locative singular)
vínih (dual locative)
vínih (locative plural)
vínom (instrumental singular)
vínoma (dual instrumental)
víni (instrumental plural)

From Proto-Slavic *vino, a borrowing from Latin vīnum, from Proto-Indo-European *wóyh₁nom.

wine (alcoholic beverage made from grapes)


hotel

hotél (animate canonical masculine)
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hotél (nominative singular)
hotéla (dual nominative)
hotéli (nominative plural)
hotéla (genitive singular)
hotélov (dual genitive)
hotélov (genitive plural)
hotélu (dative singular)
hotéloma (dative dual)
hotélom (dative plural)
hotéla (accusative singular)
hotéla (accusative dual)
hotéle (accusative plural)
hotélu (locative singular)
hotélih (dual locative)
hotélih (locative plural)
hotélom (instrumental singular)
hotéloma (dual instrumental)
hotéli (instrumental plural)


sova

sóva (canonical feminine)
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sôva (nominative singular)
sôvi (dual nominative)
sôve (nominative plural)
sôve (genitive singular)
sôv (dual genitive)
sôv (genitive plural)
sôvi (dative singular)
sôvama (dative dual)
sôvam (dative plural)
sôvo (accusative singular)
sôvi (accusative dual)
sôve (accusative plural)
sôvi (locative singular)
sôvah (dual locative)
sôvah (locative plural)
sôvo (instrumental singular)
sôvama (dual instrumental)
sôvami (instrumental plural)


liter

lítər (canonical inanimate masculine)
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líter (nominative singular)
lítra (dual nominative)
lítri (nominative plural)
lítra (genitive singular)
lítrov (dual genitive)
lítrov (genitive plural)
lítru (dative singular)
lítroma (dative dual)
lítrom (dative plural)
líter (accusative singular)
lítra (accusative dual)
lítre (accusative plural)
lítru (locative singular)
lítrih (dual locative)
lítrih (locative plural)
lítrom (instrumental singular)
lítroma (dual instrumental)
lítri (instrumental plural)


tema

təmȁ (canonical)
tə̏ma (canonical feminine)
temà (nominative singular)
temì (dual nominative)
temè (nominative plural)
temò (accusative singular)
temì (accusative dual)
temè (accusative plural)
temè (genitive singular)
tèm (dual genitive)
tèm (genitive plural)
temì (dative singular)
temáma (dative dual)
temàm (dative plural)
temì (locative singular)
temàh (dual locative)
temàh (locative plural)
temò (instrumental singular)
temáma (dual instrumental)
temámi (instrumental plural)
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tèma (nominative singular)
tèmi (dual nominative)
tème (nominative plural)
tème (genitive singular)
tèm (dual genitive)
tèm (genitive plural)
tèmi (dative singular)
tèmama (dative dual)
tèmam (dative plural)
tèmo (accusative singular)
tèmi (accusative dual)
tème (accusative plural)
tèmi (locative singular)
tèmah (dual locative)
tèmah (locative plural)
tèmo (instrumental singular)
tèmama (dual instrumental)
tèmami (instrumental plural)


tema

tẹ̑ma (canonical feminine)
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téma (nominative singular)
témi (dual nominative)
téme (nominative plural)
téme (genitive singular)
tém (dual genitive)
tém (genitive plural)
témi (dative singular)
témama (dative dual)
témam (dative plural)
témo (accusative singular)
témi (accusative dual)
téme (accusative plural)
témi (locative singular)
témah (dual locative)
témah (locative plural)
témo (instrumental singular)
témama (dual instrumental)
témami (instrumental plural)

From Latin thema, from Ancient Greek θέμᾰ (théma).


palimpsest

palimpsẹ̑st (canonical inanimate masculine)
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palimpsést (nominative singular)
palimpsésta (dual nominative)
palimpsésti (nominative plural)
palimpsésta (genitive singular)
palimpséstov (dual genitive)
palimpséstov (genitive plural)
palimpséstu (dative singular)
palimpséstoma (dative dual)
palimpséstom (dative plural)
palimpsést (accusative singular)
palimpsésta (accusative dual)
palimpséste (accusative plural)
palimpséstu (locative singular)
palimpséstih (dual locative)
palimpséstih (locative plural)
palimpséstom (instrumental singular)
palimpséstoma (dual instrumental)
palimpsésti (instrumental plural)

From Ancient Greek παλίμψηστος (palímpsēstos).


vnuk

sl-noun

vnūk m anim (female equivalent vnūkinja)

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


vera

vẹ́ra (canonical feminine)
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véra (nominative singular)
véri (dual nominative)
vére (nominative plural)
vére (genitive singular)
vér (dual genitive)
vér (genitive plural)
véri (dative singular)
vérama (dative dual)
véram (dative plural)
véro (accusative singular)
véri (accusative dual)
vére (accusative plural)
véri (locative singular)
vérah (dual locative)
vérah (locative plural)
véro (instrumental singular)
vérama (dual instrumental)
vérami (instrumental plural)


maj

máj (canonical inanimate masculine)
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máj (nominative singular)
mája (dual nominative)
máji (nominative plural)
mája (genitive singular)
májev (dual genitive)
májev (genitive plural)
máju (dative singular)
májema (dative dual)
májem (dative plural)
máj (accusative singular)
mája (accusative dual)
máje (accusative plural)
máju (locative singular)
májih (dual locative)
májih (locative plural)
májem (instrumental singular)
májema (dual instrumental)
máji (instrumental plural)


ulica

úlica (canonical feminine)
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úlica (nominative singular)
úlici (dual nominative)
úlice (nominative plural)
úlice (genitive singular)
úlic (dual genitive)
úlic (genitive plural)
úlici (dative singular)
úlicama (dative dual)
úlicam (dative plural)
úlico (accusative singular)
úlici (accusative dual)
úlice (accusative plural)
úlici (locative singular)
úlicah (dual locative)
úlicah (locative plural)
úlico (instrumental singular)
úlicama (dual instrumental)
úlicami (instrumental plural)


dan

dȃn (canonical inanimate masculine)
dan (nominative singular)
dneva (dual nominative)
dnevi (nominative plural)
dan (accusative singular)
dneva (accusative dual)
dneve (accusative plural)
dni (accusative plural)
dneva (genitive singular)
dne (genitive singular)
dnevov (dual genitive)
dni (dual genitive)
dnevov (genitive plural)
dni (genitive plural)
dnevu (dative singular)
dnevoma (dative dual)
dnema (dative dual)
dnevom (dative plural)
dnem (dative plural)
dnevu (locative singular)
dnevih (dual locative)
dneh (dual locative)
dnevih (locative plural)
dneh (locative plural)
dnevom (instrumental singular)
dnem (instrumental singular)
dnevoma (dual instrumental)
dnema (dual instrumental)
dnevi (instrumental plural)

Declension of dan (masculine inanimate, irregular)