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.

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


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.

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


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.

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


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.

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


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.

(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.

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


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.

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


instrumental

ȋnstrumental (canonical)
instrumentȃl (canonical inanimate masculine)


ë

(linguistics) Letter used for transcription of Russian Ё / ё.


vid

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


dž

Masculine inan., no endings

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

From Gaj's Latin alphabet dž, which is a digraph of d and ž.

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


nebo

nebọ̑ (canonical neuter)
nebọ̑ (nominative singular)
nẹ̑bi (dual nominative)
nẹ̑ba (nominative plural)
nebȃ (genitive singular)
nẹ̑b (dual genitive)
nẹ̑b (genitive plural)
nẹ̑bu (dative singular)
nẹ̑bi (dative singular)
nẹ̑boma (dative dual)
nẹ̑bama (dative dual)
nẹ̑bom (dative plural)
nẹ̑bam (dative plural)
nebọ̑ (accusative singular)
nẹ̑bi (accusative dual)
nẹ̑ba (accusative plural)
nẹ̑bu (locative singular)
nẹ̑bi (locative singular)
nẹ̑bih (dual locative)
nẹ̑bah (dual locative)
nẹ̑bih (locative plural)
nẹ̑bah (locative plural)
nẹ̑bom (instrumental singular)
nẹ̑boma (dual instrumental)
nẹ̑bama (dual instrumental)
nẹ̑bi (instrumental plural)
nebọ̑ (singular vocative)
nẹ̑bi (dual vocative)
nẹ̑ba (plural vocative)
nebọ̑ (nominative singular)
nebẹ́si (dual nominative)
nebẹ́sa (nominative plural)
nebẹ́sa (genitive singular)
nebẹ̄s (dual genitive)
nebẹ̄s (genitive plural)
nebẹ́su (dative singular)
nebẹ́si (dative singular)
nebẹ́soma (dative dual)
nebẹ́sama (dative dual)
nebẹ́som (dative plural)
nebẹ́sam (dative plural)
nebọ̑ (accusative singular)
nebẹ́si (accusative dual)
nebẹ́sa (accusative plural)
nebẹ́su (locative singular)
nebẹ́si (locative singular)
nebẹ́sih (dual locative)
nebẹ́sih (locative plural)
nebẹ́som (instrumental singular)
nebẹ́soma (dual instrumental)
nebẹ́sama (dual instrumental)
nebẹ́si (instrumental plural)
nebọ̑ (singular vocative)
nebẹ̑si (dual vocative)
nebẹ̑sa (plural vocative)

sl-infl-noun

* obsolete; compare pluralia tantum nebesa

From Proto-Slavic *nebo, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *néba, from Proto-Indo-European *nébʰos.

(anatomy, phonetics) palate (soft and hard)


pra-

pra- + slovanščina → praslovanščina


glas

glȃs (canonical inanimate masculine)
glȃs (nominative singular)
glasȏva (dual nominative)
glasȏvi (nominative plural)
glasȗ (genitive singular)
glasóv (dual genitive)
glasóv (genitive plural)
glȃsu (dative singular)
glȃsi (dative singular)
glasȏvoma (dative dual)
glasȏvama (dative dual)
glasȏvom (dative plural)
glȃsȏvam (dative plural)
glȃs (accusative singular)
glasȏva (accusative dual)
glasȏve (accusative plural)
glȃsu (locative singular)
glȃsi (locative singular)
glasȏvih (dual locative)
glasȏvih (locative plural)
glȃsom (instrumental singular)
glasȏvoma (dual instrumental)
glasȏvama (dual instrumental)
glasȏvi (instrumental plural)
glȃs (singular vocative)
glasȏva (dual vocative)
glasȏvi (plural vocative)
glȃs (nominative singular)
glȃsa (dual nominative)
glȃsi (nominative plural)
glȃsa (genitive singular)
glȃsov (dual genitive)
glȃsov (genitive plural)
glȃsu (dative singular)
glȃsi (dative singular)
glȃsoma (dative dual)
glȃsama (dative dual)
glȃsom (dative plural)
glȃsam (dative plural)
glȃs (accusative singular)
glȃsa (accusative dual)
glȃse (accusative plural)
glȃsu (locative singular)
glȃsi (locative singular)
glȃsih (dual locative)
glȃsah (dual locative)
glȃsih (locative plural)
glȃsah (locative plural)
glȃsom (instrumental singular)
glȃsoma (dual instrumental)
glȃsama (dual instrumental)
glȃsi (instrumental plural)
glȃs (singular vocative)
glȃsa (dual vocative)
glȃsi (plural vocative)

no

no

*less common, stylistically marked in dual and plural

Inherited from Proto-Slavic *golsъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *galsás.


Evropa

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


množina

množína (canonical feminine)
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množína (nominative singular)
množíni (dual nominative)
množíne (nominative plural)
množíne (genitive singular)
množín (dual genitive)
množín (genitive plural)
množíni (dative singular)
množínama (dative dual)
množínam (dative plural)
množíno (accusative singular)
množíni (accusative dual)
množíne (accusative plural)
množíni (locative singular)
množínah (dual locative)
množínah (locative plural)
množíno (instrumental singular)
množínama (dual instrumental)
množínami (instrumental plural)


Merkur

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


Neptun

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


ženski

sl-adj

žẹ́nski (comparative bȍlj žẹ́nski, superlative nȁjbolj žẹ́nski)

žẹ́nski (canonical)
bȍlj žẹ́nski (comparative)
nȁjbolj žẹ́nski (superlative)
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žénski (masculine nominative singular)
žénska (feminine nominative singular)
žénsko (neuter nominative singular)
žénskega (genitive masculine singular)
žénske (feminine genitive singular)
žénskega (genitive neuter singular)
žénskemu (dative masculine singular)
žénski (dative feminine singular)
žénskemu (dative neuter singular)
nominativeⁱⁿᵃⁿ or (accusative masculine singular)
genitive (accusative masculine singular)
žénsko (accusative feminine singular)
žénsko (accusative neuter singular)
žénskem (locative masculine singular)
žénski (feminine locative singular)
žénskem (locative neuter singular)
žénskim (instrumental masculine singular)
žénsko (feminine instrumental singular)
žénskim (instrumental neuter singular)
žénska (dual masculine nominative)
žénski (dual feminine nominative)
žénski (dual neuter nominative)
žénskih (dual genitive masculine)
žénskih (dual feminine genitive)
žénskih (dual genitive neuter)
žénskima (dative dual masculine)
žénskima (dative dual feminine)
žénskima (dative dual neuter)
žénska (accusative dual masculine)
žénski (accusative dual feminine)
žénski (accusative dual neuter)
žénskih (dual locative masculine)
žénskih (dual feminine locative)
žénskih (dual locative neuter)
žénskima (dual instrumental masculine)
žénskima (dual feminine instrumental)
žénskima (dual instrumental neuter)
žénski (masculine nominative plural)
žénske (feminine nominative plural)
žénska (neuter nominative plural)
žénskih (genitive masculine plural)
žénskih (feminine genitive plural)
žénskih (genitive neuter plural)
žénskim (dative masculine plural)
žénskim (dative feminine plural)
žénskim (dative neuter plural)
žénske (accusative masculine plural)
žénske (accusative feminine plural)
žénska (accusative neuter plural)
žénskih (locative masculine plural)
žénskih (feminine locative plural)
žénskih (locative neuter plural)
žénskimi (instrumental masculine plural)
žénskimi (feminine instrumental plural)
žénskimi (instrumental neuter plural)


duh

dȗh (animate canonical inanimate masculine)
dȗh (nominative singular)
duhȏva (dual nominative)
duhȃ (dual nominative)
duhȏvi (nominative plural)
duhȃ (genitive singular)
duhóv (dual genitive)
duhóv (genitive plural)
dȗhu (dative singular)
dȗhi (dative singular)
duhȏvoma (dative dual)
duhȏvama (dative dual)
duhȏvom (dative plural)
dȗhȏvam (dative plural)
duhȃ (accusative singular)
duhȏva (accusative dual)
duhȃ (accusative dual)
duhȏve (accusative plural)
dȗhu (locative singular)
dȗhi (locative singular)
duhȏvih (dual locative)
duhȏvih (locative plural)
dȗhom (instrumental singular)
duhȏvoma (dual instrumental)
duhȏvama (dual instrumental)
duhȏvi (instrumental plural)
dȗh (singular vocative)
duhȏva (dual vocative)
duhȃ (dual vocative)
duhȏvi (plural vocative)
dȗh (nominative singular)
dȗha (dual nominative)
dȗhi (nominative plural)
dȗha (genitive singular)
dȗhov (dual genitive)
dȗhov (genitive plural)
dȗhu (dative singular)
dȗhi (dative singular)
dȗhoma (dative dual)
dȗhama (dative dual)
dȗhom (dative plural)
dȗham (dative plural)
dȗh (accusative singular)
dȗha (accusative dual)
dȗhe (accusative plural)
dȗhu (locative singular)
dȗhi (locative singular)
dȗhih (dual locative)
dȗhah (dual locative)
dȗhih (locative plural)
dȗhah (locative plural)
dȗhom (instrumental singular)
dȗhoma (dual instrumental)
dȗhama (dual instrumental)
dȗhi (instrumental plural)
dȗh (singular vocative)
dȗha (dual vocative)
dȗhi (plural vocative)
dȗh (nominative singular)
duhȏva (dual nominative)
duhȏvi (nominative plural)
duhȃ (genitive singular)
duhóv (dual genitive)
duhóv (genitive plural)
dȗhu (dative singular)
dȗhi (dative singular)
duhȏvoma (dative dual)
duhȏvama (dative dual)
duhȏvom (dative plural)
dȗhȏvam (dative plural)
dȗh (accusative singular)
duhȏva (accusative dual)
duhȏve (accusative plural)
dȗhu (locative singular)
dȗhi (locative singular)
duhȏvih (dual locative)
duhȏvih (locative plural)
dȗhom (instrumental singular)
duhȏvoma (dual instrumental)
duhȏvama (dual instrumental)
duhȏvi (instrumental plural)
dȗh (singular vocative)
duhȏva (dual vocative)
duhȏvi (plural vocative)

sl-infl-noun

no

no

no


ē

(linguistics) Letter used for transcription of Ancient Greek letter Η / η.


čas

čȁs (canonical inanimate masculine)
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čȁs (nominative singular)
čása (dual nominative)
čási (nominative plural)
čása (genitive singular)
čásov (dual genitive)
čásov (genitive plural)
čásu (dative singular)
čásoma (dative dual)
čásom (dative plural)
čȁs (accusative singular)
čása (accusative dual)
čáse (accusative plural)
čásu (locative singular)
čásih (dual locative)
čásih (locative plural)
čásom (instrumental singular)
čásoma (dual instrumental)
čási (instrumental plural)


genitiv

gẹ̑nitiv (canonical inanimate masculine)


nominativ

nọ̑minativ (canonical inanimate masculine)


ă

(linguistics) Letter used for transcription of Bulgarian letter Ъ / ъ.


veznik

vẹ̑znik (canonical inanimate masculine)
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véznik (nominative singular)
véznika (dual nominative)
vézniki (nominative plural)
véznika (genitive singular)
véznikov (dual genitive)
véznikov (genitive plural)
vézniku (dative singular)
véznikoma (dative dual)
véznikom (dative plural)
véznik (accusative singular)
véznika (accusative dual)
véznike (accusative plural)
vézniku (locative singular)
véznikih (dual locative)
véznikih (locative plural)
véznikom (instrumental singular)
véznikoma (dual instrumental)
vézniki (instrumental plural)


sklon

sklȍn (canonical inanimate masculine)
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sklòn (nominative singular)
sklôna (dual nominative)
sklôni (nominative plural)
sklôna (genitive singular)
sklônov (dual genitive)
sklônov (genitive plural)
sklônu (dative singular)
sklônoma (dative dual)
sklônom (dative plural)
sklòn (accusative singular)
sklôna (accusative dual)
sklône (accusative plural)
sklônu (locative singular)
sklônih (dual locative)
sklônih (locative plural)
sklônom (instrumental singular)
sklônoma (dual instrumental)
sklôni (instrumental plural)


č

Masculine inan., no endings

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

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

IPA

IPA⁽ᵏᵉʸ⁾: /t͡ʃə/

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


lokativ

lọ̑kativ (canonical inanimate masculine)


akuzativ

ȃkuzativ (canonical inanimate masculine)
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akuzativ (nominative singular)
akuzativa (dual nominative)
akuzativi (nominative plural)
akuzativa (genitive singular)
akuzativov (dual genitive)
akuzativov (genitive plural)
akuzativu (dative singular)
akuzativoma (dative dual)
akuzativom (dative plural)
akuzativ (accusative singular)
akuzativa (accusative dual)
akuzative (accusative plural)
akuzativu (locative singular)
akuzativih (dual locative)
akuzativih (locative plural)
akuzativom (instrumental singular)
akuzativoma (dual instrumental)
akuzativi (instrumental plural)


ednina

ednína (canonical feminine)
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ednína (nominative singular)
edníne (genitive singular)
edníni (dative singular)
edníno (accusative singular)
edníni (locative singular)
edníno (instrumental singular)


orodnik

orọ̑dnik (canonical inanimate masculine)
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oródnik (nominative singular)
oródnika (dual nominative)
oródniki (nominative plural)
oródnika (genitive singular)
oródnikov (dual genitive)
oródnikov (genitive plural)
oródniku (dative singular)
oródnikoma (dative dual)
oródnikom (dative plural)
oródnik (accusative singular)
oródnika (accusative dual)
oródnike (accusative plural)
oródniku (locative singular)
oródnikih (dual locative)
oródnikih (locative plural)
oródnikom (instrumental singular)
oródnikoma (dual instrumental)
oródniki (instrumental plural)


imenovalnik

imenovȃlnik (canonical inanimate masculine)
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imenoválnik (nominative singular)
imenoválnika (dual nominative)
imenoválniki (nominative plural)
imenoválnika (genitive singular)
imenoválnikov (dual genitive)
imenoválnikov (genitive plural)
imenoválniku (dative singular)
imenoválnikoma (dative dual)
imenoválnikom (dative plural)
imenoválnik (accusative singular)
imenoválnika (accusative dual)
imenoválnike (accusative plural)
imenoválniku (locative singular)
imenoválnikih (dual locative)
imenoválnikih (locative plural)
imenoválnikom (instrumental singular)
imenoválnikoma (dual instrumental)
imenoválniki (instrumental plural)


tožilnik

tožȋlnik (canonical inanimate masculine)
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tožílnik (nominative singular)
tožílnika (dual nominative)
tožílniki (nominative plural)
tožílnika (genitive singular)
tožílnikov (dual genitive)
tožílnikov (genitive plural)
tožílniku (dative singular)
tožílnikoma (dative dual)
tožílnikom (dative plural)
tožílnik (accusative singular)
tožílnika (accusative dual)
tožílnike (accusative plural)
tožílniku (locative singular)
tožílnikih (dual locative)
tožílnikih (locative plural)
tožílnikom (instrumental singular)
tožílnikoma (dual instrumental)
tožílniki (instrumental plural)


mestnik

mẹ̑stnik (canonical inanimate masculine)
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méstnik (nominative singular)
méstnika (dual nominative)
méstniki (nominative plural)
méstnika (genitive singular)
méstnikov (dual genitive)
méstnikov (genitive plural)
méstniku (dative singular)
méstnikoma (dative dual)
méstnikom (dative plural)
méstnik (accusative singular)
méstnika (accusative dual)
méstnike (accusative plural)
méstniku (locative singular)
méstnikih (dual locative)
méstnikih (locative plural)
méstnikom (instrumental singular)
méstnikoma (dual instrumental)
méstniki (instrumental plural)


rodilnik

rodȋlnik (canonical inanimate masculine)
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rodílnik (nominative singular)
rodílnika (dual nominative)
rodílniki (nominative plural)
rodílnika (genitive singular)
rodílnikov (dual genitive)
rodílnikov (genitive plural)
rodílniku (dative singular)
rodílnikoma (dative dual)
rodílnikom (dative plural)
rodílnik (accusative singular)
rodílnika (accusative dual)
rodílnike (accusative plural)
rodílniku (locative singular)
rodílnikih (dual locative)
rodílnikih (locative plural)
rodílnikom (instrumental singular)
rodílnikoma (dual instrumental)
rodílniki (instrumental plural)


samostalnik

samostȃlnik (canonical inanimate masculine)
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samostálnik (nominative singular)
samostálnika (dual nominative)
samostálniki (nominative plural)
samostálnika (genitive singular)
samostálnikov (dual genitive)
samostálnikov (genitive plural)
samostálniku (dative singular)
samostálnikoma (dative dual)
samostálnikom (dative plural)
samostálnik (accusative singular)
samostálnika (accusative dual)
samostálnike (accusative plural)
samostálniku (locative singular)
samostálnikih (dual locative)
samostálnikih (locative plural)
samostálnikom (instrumental singular)
samostálnikoma (dual instrumental)
samostálniki (instrumental plural)


dajalnik

dajȃlnik (canonical inanimate masculine)
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dajálnik (nominative singular)
dajálnika (dual nominative)
dajálniki (nominative plural)
dajálnika (genitive singular)
dajálnikov (dual genitive)
dajálnikov (genitive plural)
dajálniku (dative singular)
dajálnikoma (dative dual)
dajálnikom (dative plural)
dajálnik (accusative singular)
dajálnika (accusative dual)
dajálnike (accusative plural)
dajálniku (locative singular)
dajálnikih (dual locative)
dajálnikih (locative plural)
dajálnikom (instrumental singular)
dajálnikoma (dual instrumental)
dajálniki (instrumental plural)


spol

spȍl (canonical inanimate masculine)
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spòl (nominative singular)
spôla (dual nominative)
spôli (nominative plural)
spôla (genitive singular)
spôlov (dual genitive)
spôlov (genitive plural)
spôlu (dative singular)
spôloma (dative dual)
spôlom (dative plural)
spòl (accusative singular)
spôla (accusative dual)
spôle (accusative plural)
spôlu (locative singular)
spôlih (dual locative)
spôlih (locative plural)
spôlom (instrumental singular)
spôloma (dual instrumental)
spôli (instrumental plural)


srednji

srẹ̑dnji (canonical)
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srédnji (masculine nominative singular)
srédnja (feminine nominative singular)
srédnje (neuter nominative singular)
srédnjega (genitive masculine singular)
srédnje (feminine genitive singular)
srédnjega (genitive neuter singular)
srédnjemu (dative masculine singular)
srédnji (dative feminine singular)
srédnjemu (dative neuter singular)
nominativeⁱⁿᵃⁿ or (accusative masculine singular)
genitive (accusative masculine singular)
srédnjo (accusative feminine singular)
srédnje (accusative neuter singular)
srédnjem (locative masculine singular)
srédnji (feminine locative singular)
srédnjem (locative neuter singular)
srédnjim (instrumental masculine singular)
srédnjo (feminine instrumental singular)
srédnjim (instrumental neuter singular)
srédnja (dual masculine nominative)
srédnji (dual feminine nominative)
srédnji (dual neuter nominative)
srédnjih (dual genitive masculine)
srédnjih (dual feminine genitive)
srédnjih (dual genitive neuter)
srédnjima (dative dual masculine)
srédnjima (dative dual feminine)
srédnjima (dative dual neuter)
srédnja (accusative dual masculine)
srédnji (accusative dual feminine)
srédnji (accusative dual neuter)
srédnjih (dual locative masculine)
srédnjih (dual feminine locative)
srédnjih (dual locative neuter)
srédnjima (dual instrumental masculine)
srédnjima (dual feminine instrumental)
srédnjima (dual instrumental neuter)
srédnji (masculine nominative plural)
srédnje (feminine nominative plural)
srédnja (neuter nominative plural)
srédnjih (genitive masculine plural)
srédnjih (feminine genitive plural)
srédnjih (genitive neuter plural)
srédnjim (dative masculine plural)
srédnjim (dative feminine plural)
srédnjim (dative neuter plural)
srédnje (accusative masculine plural)
srédnje (accusative feminine plural)
srédnja (accusative neuter plural)
srédnjih (locative masculine plural)
srédnjih (feminine locative plural)
srédnjih (locative neuter plural)
srédnjimi (instrumental masculine plural)
srédnjimi (feminine instrumental plural)
srédnjimi (instrumental neuter plural)


oseba

osẹ̑ba (canonical feminine)
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oséba (nominative singular)
osébi (dual nominative)
osébe (nominative plural)
osébe (genitive singular)
oséb (dual genitive)
oséb (genitive plural)
osébi (dative singular)
osébama (dative dual)
osébam (dative plural)
osébo (accusative singular)
osébi (accusative dual)
osébe (accusative plural)
osébi (locative singular)
osébah (dual locative)
osébah (locative plural)
osébo (instrumental singular)
osébama (dual instrumental)
osébami (instrumental plural)


Atena

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


spregatev

spregȃtəv (canonical inanimate masculine)
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spregátev (nominative singular)
spregátvi (dual nominative)
spregátve (nominative plural)
spregátve (genitive singular)
spregátev (dual genitive)
spregátev (genitive plural)
spregátvi (dative singular)
spregátvama (dative dual)
spregátvam (dative plural)
spregátev (accusative singular)
spregátvi (accusative dual)
spregátve (accusative plural)
spregátvi (locative singular)
spregátvah (dual locative)
spregátvah (locative plural)
spregátvijo (instrumental singular)
spregátvama (dual instrumental)
spregátvami (instrumental plural)

/sprɛɡáːtəʋ/


moški

sl-adj

móški (comparative bȍlj móški, superlative nȁjbolj móški)

móški (canonical)
bȍlj móški (comparative)
nȁjbolj móški (superlative)
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môški (masculine nominative singular)
môška (feminine nominative singular)
môško (neuter nominative singular)
môškega (genitive masculine singular)
môške (feminine genitive singular)
môškega (genitive neuter singular)
môškemu (dative masculine singular)
môški (dative feminine singular)
môškemu (dative neuter singular)
nominativeⁱⁿᵃⁿ or (accusative masculine singular)
genitive (accusative masculine singular)
môško (accusative feminine singular)
môško (accusative neuter singular)
môškem (locative masculine singular)
môški (feminine locative singular)
môškem (locative neuter singular)
môškim (instrumental masculine singular)
môško (feminine instrumental singular)
môškim (instrumental neuter singular)
môška (dual masculine nominative)
môški (dual feminine nominative)
môški (dual neuter nominative)
môških (dual genitive masculine)
môških (dual feminine genitive)
môških (dual genitive neuter)
môškima (dative dual masculine)
môškima (dative dual feminine)
môškima (dative dual neuter)
môška (accusative dual masculine)
môški (accusative dual feminine)
môški (accusative dual neuter)
môških (dual locative masculine)
môških (dual feminine locative)
môških (dual locative neuter)
môškima (dual instrumental masculine)
môškima (dual feminine instrumental)
môškima (dual instrumental neuter)
môški (masculine nominative plural)
môške (feminine nominative plural)
môška (neuter nominative plural)
môških (genitive masculine plural)
môških (feminine genitive plural)
môških (genitive neuter plural)
môškim (dative masculine plural)
môškim (dative feminine plural)
môškim (dative neuter plural)
môške (accusative masculine plural)
môške (accusative feminine plural)
môška (accusative neuter plural)
môških (locative masculine plural)
môških (feminine locative plural)
môških (locative neuter plural)
môškimi (instrumental masculine plural)
môškimi (feminine instrumental plural)
môškimi (instrumental neuter plural)


Jazon

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


Hestija

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

Borrowed from Ancient Greek Ἑστία (Hestía).

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


sklanjatev

sklanjȃtəv (canonical feminine)
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sklanjátev (nominative singular)
sklanjátvi (dual nominative)
sklanjátve (nominative plural)
sklanjátve (genitive singular)
sklanjátev (dual genitive)
sklanjátev (genitive plural)
sklanjátvi (dative singular)
sklanjátvama (dative dual)
sklanjátvam (dative plural)
sklanjátev (accusative singular)
sklanjátvi (accusative dual)
sklanjátve (accusative plural)
sklanjátvi (locative singular)
sklanjátvah (dual locative)
sklanjátvah (locative plural)
sklanjátvijo (instrumental singular)
sklanjátvama (dual instrumental)
sklanjátvami (instrumental plural)


Asklepij

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


dz

Masculine inan., no endings

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

Dz v besedju slovenskega jezika

1999, Peter Jurgec, Dz v besedju slovenskega jezika:

Ali bi lahko rekli, da je dz sičnik, ki je povezan s šumnikom dž?

2022, “Ali je glas dz sičnik?”, in Jezikovna svetovalnica:

Could we say that dz is an alveolar sibilant that is related to the post-alveolar sibilant dž?

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


glagolnik

glágolnik (canonical inanimate masculine)
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glágolnik (nominative singular)
glágolnika (dual nominative)
glágolniki (nominative plural)
glágolnika (genitive singular)
glágolnikov (dual genitive)
glágolnikov (genitive plural)
glágolniku (dative singular)
glágolnikoma (dative dual)
glágolnikom (dative plural)
glágolnik (accusative singular)
glágolnika (accusative dual)
glágolnike (accusative plural)
glágolniku (locative singular)
glágolnikih (dual locative)
glágolnikih (locative plural)
glágolnikom (instrumental singular)
glágolnikoma (dual instrumental)
glágolniki (instrumental plural)


pridevniški

pridẹ̑vniški (canonical)
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pridévniški (masculine nominative singular)
pridévniška (feminine nominative singular)
pridévniško (neuter nominative singular)
pridévniškega (genitive masculine singular)
pridévniške (feminine genitive singular)
pridévniškega (genitive neuter singular)
pridévniškemu (dative masculine singular)
pridévniški (dative feminine singular)
pridévniškemu (dative neuter singular)
nominativeⁱⁿᵃⁿ or (accusative masculine singular)
genitive (accusative masculine singular)
pridévniško (accusative feminine singular)
pridévniško (accusative neuter singular)
pridévniškem (locative masculine singular)
pridévniški (feminine locative singular)
pridévniškem (locative neuter singular)
pridévniškim (instrumental masculine singular)
pridévniško (feminine instrumental singular)
pridévniškim (instrumental neuter singular)
pridévniška (dual masculine nominative)
pridévniški (dual feminine nominative)
pridévniški (dual neuter nominative)
pridévniških (dual genitive masculine)
pridévniških (dual feminine genitive)
pridévniških (dual genitive neuter)
pridévniškima (dative dual masculine)
pridévniškima (dative dual feminine)
pridévniškima (dative dual neuter)
pridévniška (accusative dual masculine)
pridévniški (accusative dual feminine)
pridévniški (accusative dual neuter)
pridévniških (dual locative masculine)
pridévniških (dual feminine locative)
pridévniških (dual locative neuter)
pridévniškima (dual instrumental masculine)
pridévniškima (dual feminine instrumental)
pridévniškima (dual instrumental neuter)
pridévniški (masculine nominative plural)
pridévniške (feminine nominative plural)
pridévniška (neuter nominative plural)
pridévniških (genitive masculine plural)
pridévniških (feminine genitive plural)
pridévniških (genitive neuter plural)
pridévniškim (dative masculine plural)
pridévniškim (dative feminine plural)
pridévniškim (dative neuter plural)
pridévniške (accusative masculine plural)
pridévniške (accusative feminine plural)
pridévniška (accusative neuter plural)
pridévniških (locative masculine plural)
pridévniških (feminine locative plural)
pridévniških (locative neuter plural)
pridévniškimi (instrumental masculine plural)
pridévniškimi (feminine instrumental plural)
pridévniškimi (instrumental neuter plural)


samostalniški

samostȃlniški (canonical)
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samostálniški (masculine nominative singular)
samostálniška (feminine nominative singular)
samostálniško (neuter nominative singular)
samostálniškega (genitive masculine singular)
samostálniške (feminine genitive singular)
samostálniškega (genitive neuter singular)
samostálniškemu (dative masculine singular)
samostálniški (dative feminine singular)
samostálniškemu (dative neuter singular)
nominativeⁱⁿᵃⁿ or (accusative masculine singular)
genitive (accusative masculine singular)
samostálniško (accusative feminine singular)
samostálniško (accusative neuter singular)
samostálniškem (locative masculine singular)
samostálniški (feminine locative singular)
samostálniškem (locative neuter singular)
samostálniškim (instrumental masculine singular)
samostálniško (feminine instrumental singular)
samostálniškim (instrumental neuter singular)
samostálniška (dual masculine nominative)
samostálniški (dual feminine nominative)
samostálniški (dual neuter nominative)
samostálniških (dual genitive masculine)
samostálniških (dual feminine genitive)
samostálniških (dual genitive neuter)
samostálniškima (dative dual masculine)
samostálniškima (dative dual feminine)
samostálniškima (dative dual neuter)
samostálniška (accusative dual masculine)
samostálniški (accusative dual feminine)
samostálniški (accusative dual neuter)
samostálniških (dual locative masculine)
samostálniških (dual feminine locative)
samostálniških (dual locative neuter)
samostálniškima (dual instrumental masculine)
samostálniškima (dual feminine instrumental)
samostálniškima (dual instrumental neuter)
samostálniški (masculine nominative plural)
samostálniške (feminine nominative plural)
samostálniška (neuter nominative plural)
samostálniških (genitive masculine plural)
samostálniških (feminine genitive plural)
samostálniških (genitive neuter plural)
samostálniškim (dative masculine plural)
samostálniškim (dative feminine plural)
samostálniškim (dative neuter plural)
samostálniške (accusative masculine plural)
samostálniške (accusative feminine plural)
samostálniška (accusative neuter plural)
samostálniških (locative masculine plural)
samostálniških (feminine locative plural)
samostálniških (locative neuter plural)
samostálniškimi (instrumental masculine plural)
samostálniškimi (feminine instrumental plural)
samostálniškimi (instrumental neuter plural)


Ḍ

(linguistics) Letter used for transcription of Arabic letter ض.


È

(linguistics) Letter used for transcription of Russian Э / э.


dvojina

dvojína (canonical feminine)
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dvojína (nominative singular)
dvojíni (dual nominative)
dvojíne (nominative plural)
dvojíne (genitive singular)
dvojín (dual genitive)
dvojín (genitive plural)
dvojíni (dative singular)
dvojínama (dative dual)
dvojínam (dative plural)
dvojíno (accusative singular)
dvojíni (accusative dual)
dvojíne (accusative plural)
dvojíni (locative singular)
dvojínah (dual locative)
dvojínah (locative plural)
dvojíno (instrumental singular)
dvojínama (dual instrumental)
dvojínami (instrumental plural)


Kozorog

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


glasoslovje

glasoslȏvje (canonical neuter)
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glasoslôvje (nominative singular)
glasoslôvja (genitive singular)
glasoslôvju (dative singular)
glasoslôvje (accusative singular)
glasoslôvju (locative singular)
glasoslôvjem (instrumental singular)


oblikoslovje

oblikoslȏvje (canonical neuter)
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oblikoslôvje (nominative singular)
oblikoslôvja (genitive singular)
oblikoslôvju (dative singular)
oblikoslôvje (accusative singular)
oblikoslôvju (locative singular)
oblikoslôvjem (instrumental singular)


izpeljanka

izpeljánka (canonical feminine)
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izpeljánka (nominative singular)
izpeljánki (dual nominative)
izpeljánke (nominative plural)
izpeljánke (genitive singular)
izpeljánk (dual genitive)
izpeljánk (genitive plural)
izpeljánki (dative singular)
izpeljánkama (dative dual)
izpeljánkam (dative plural)
izpeljánko (accusative singular)
izpeljánki (accusative dual)
izpeljánke (accusative plural)
izpeljánki (locative singular)
izpeljánkah (dual locative)
izpeljánkah (locative plural)
izpeljánko (instrumental singular)
izpeljánkama (dual instrumental)
izpeljánkami (instrumental plural)

(linguistics) derivative, derivation (derived word)


obrazilo

obrazílo (canonical neuter)
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obrazílo (nominative singular)
obrazíli (dual nominative)
obrazíla (nominative plural)
obrazíla (genitive singular)
obrazíl (dual genitive)
obrazíl (genitive plural)
obrazílu (dative singular)
obrazíloma (dative dual)
obrazílom (dative plural)
obrazílo (accusative singular)
obrazíli (accusative dual)
obrazíla (accusative plural)
obrazílu (locative singular)
obrazílih (dual locative)
obrazílih (locative plural)
obrazílom (instrumental singular)
obrazíloma (dual instrumental)
obrazíli (instrumental plural)

(linguistics) element (morphological element)

(linguistics) desinence (inflectional morpheme)


števnik

štẹ̑vnik (canonical inanimate masculine)
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štévnik (nominative singular)
štévnika (dual nominative)
štévniki (nominative plural)
štévnika (genitive singular)
štévnikov (dual genitive)
štévnikov (genitive plural)
štévniku (dative singular)
štévnikoma (dative dual)
štévnikom (dative plural)
štévnik (accusative singular)
štévnika (accusative dual)
štévnike (accusative plural)
štévniku (locative singular)
štévnikih (dual locative)
štévnikih (locative plural)
štévnikom (instrumental singular)
štévnikoma (dual instrumental)
štévniki (instrumental plural)


vrstilen

vrstȋlən (canonical)
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vrstílen (masculine nominative singular)
vrstílni (masculine nominative singular)
vrstílna (feminine nominative singular)
vrstílno (neuter nominative singular)
vrstílnega (genitive masculine singular)
vrstílne (feminine genitive singular)
vrstílnega (genitive neuter singular)
vrstílnemu (dative masculine singular)
vrstílni (dative feminine singular)
vrstílnemu (dative neuter singular)
nominativeⁱⁿᵃⁿ or (accusative masculine singular)
genitive (accusative masculine singular)
vrstílno (accusative feminine singular)
vrstílno (accusative neuter singular)
vrstílnem (locative masculine singular)
vrstílni (feminine locative singular)
vrstílnem (locative neuter singular)
vrstílnim (instrumental masculine singular)
vrstílno (feminine instrumental singular)
vrstílnim (instrumental neuter singular)
vrstílna (dual masculine nominative)
vrstílni (dual feminine nominative)
vrstílni (dual neuter nominative)
vrstílnih (dual genitive masculine)
vrstílnih (dual feminine genitive)
vrstílnih (dual genitive neuter)
vrstílnima (dative dual masculine)
vrstílnima (dative dual feminine)
vrstílnima (dative dual neuter)
vrstílna (accusative dual masculine)
vrstílni (accusative dual feminine)
vrstílni (accusative dual neuter)
vrstílnih (dual locative masculine)
vrstílnih (dual feminine locative)
vrstílnih (dual locative neuter)
vrstílnima (dual instrumental masculine)
vrstílnima (dual feminine instrumental)
vrstílnima (dual instrumental neuter)
vrstílni (masculine nominative plural)
vrstílne (feminine nominative plural)
vrstílna (neuter nominative plural)
vrstílnih (genitive masculine plural)
vrstílnih (feminine genitive plural)
vrstílnih (genitive neuter plural)
vrstílnim (dative masculine plural)
vrstílnim (dative feminine plural)
vrstílnim (dative neuter plural)
vrstílne (accusative masculine plural)
vrstílne (accusative feminine plural)
vrstílna (accusative neuter plural)
vrstílnih (locative masculine plural)
vrstílnih (feminine locative plural)
vrstílnih (locative neuter plural)
vrstílnimi (instrumental masculine plural)
vrstílnimi (feminine instrumental plural)
vrstílnimi (instrumental neuter plural)


izpeljati

izpeljáti (canonical perfective)
izpeljáti (infinitive)
izpeljat (infinitive)
izpéljat (supine)
izpelján (participle past)
izpéljał (l-participle masculine singular)
izpeljȃla (feminine l-participle singular)
izpeljálo (converb l-participle neuter singular)
izpeljála (dual l-participle masculine)
izpeljáli (dual feminine l-participle)
izpeljáli (converb dual l-participle neuter)
izpeljáli (l-participle masculine plural)
izpeljále (feminine l-participle plural)
izpeljála (converb l-participle neuter plural)
izpẹ̄ljem (first-person present singular)
izpeljȃm (first-person present singular)
izpẹ̄lješ (present second-person singular)
izpeljȃš (present second-person singular)
izpélji (imperative neuter second-person singular)
izpẹ̄lje (present singular third-person)
izpeljȃ (present singular third-person)
izpẹ̄ljeva (dual first-person present)
izpeljȃva (dual first-person present)
izpeljȋva (dual first-person imperative neuter)
izpẹ̄ljeta (dual present second-person)
izpeljȃta (dual present second-person)
izpeljȋta (dual imperative neuter second-person)
izpẹ̄ljeta (dual present third-person)
izpeljȃta (dual present third-person)
izpẹ̄ljemo (first-person plural present)
izpeljȃmo (first-person plural present)
izpeljȋmo (first-person imperative neuter plural)
izpẹ̄ljete (plural present second-person)
izpeljȃte (plural present second-person)
izpeljȋte (imperative neuter plural second-person)
izpẹ̄ljejo (plural present third-person)
izpeljȃjo (plural present third-person)

(linguistics) to derive (word, through derivational morphology)


samomnožinski

(grammar) plurale tantum, having no singular forms


nedovršen

/nɛ́dɔʋə́rʃən/


namenilnik

namenȋlnik (canonical inanimate masculine)


deležnik

delẹ̑žnik (canonical inanimate masculine)


velelnik

velẹ̑lnik (canonical)
velẹ̑łnik (canonical inanimate masculine)


sedanjik

sedānjik (canonical)
sədānjik (canonical inanimate masculine)


nedoločnik

nȅdolọ̄čnik (canonical inanimate masculine)
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nèdolóčnik (nominative singular)
nèdolóčnika (dual nominative)
nèdolóčniki (nominative plural)
nèdolóčnika (genitive singular)
nèdolóčnikov (dual genitive)
nèdolóčnikov (genitive plural)
nèdolóčniku (dative singular)
nèdolóčnikoma (dative dual)
nèdolóčnikom (dative plural)
nèdolóčnik (accusative singular)
nèdolóčnika (accusative dual)
nèdolóčnike (accusative plural)
nèdolóčniku (locative singular)
nèdolóčnikih (dual locative)
nèdolóčnikih (locative plural)
nèdolóčnikom (instrumental singular)
nèdolóčnikoma (dual instrumental)
nèdolóčniki (instrumental plural)


preteklik

pretéklik (canonical inanimate masculine)


prihodnjik

prihọ̑dnjik (canonical inanimate masculine)


pogojnik

pogọ̑jnik (canonical inanimate masculine)


povednik

povẹ̑dnik (canonical inanimate masculine)


predpreteklik

prȅdpretéklik (canonical inanimate masculine)


Zlatorog

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


mehki č

méhki č (canonical inanimate masculine)
méhki č (nominative singular)
méhka č (dual nominative)
méhki č (nominative plural)
méhki č (accusative singular)
méhka č (accusative dual)
méhke č (accusative plural)
méhkega č (genitive singular)
méhkih č (dual genitive)
méhkih č (genitive plural)
méhkemu č (dative singular)
méhkima č (dative dual)
méhkim č (dative plural)
méhkem č (locative singular)
méhkih č (dual locative)
méhkih č (locative plural)
méhkim č (instrumental singular)
méhkima č (dual instrumental)
méhkimi č (instrumental plural)
méhki č (nominative singular)
méhka č-ja (dual nominative)
méhki č-ji (nominative plural)
méhki č (accusative singular)
méhka č-ja (accusative dual)
méhke č-je (accusative plural)
méhkega č-ja (genitive singular)
méhkih č-jev (dual genitive)
méhkih č-jev (genitive plural)
méhkemu č-ju (dative singular)
méhkima č-jema (dative dual)
méhkim č-jem (dative plural)
méhkem č-ju (locative singular)
méhkih č-jih (dual locative)
méhkih č-jih (locative plural)
méhkim č-jem (instrumental singular)
méhkima č-jema (dual instrumental)
méhkimi č-ji (instrumental plural)

Masculine inan., no endings

Masculine inan., soft o-stem

/mɛ̀ːxki t͡ʃə́/

/mɛ̀ːxki t͡ʃèː/

/mɛ̀ːxki t͡ʃéː/

From mehek 'soft', an adjective commonly used for palatal consonants and č, a letter of Slovene alphabet, representing a post-alveolar affricate.

(linguistics) The name of the Latin script letter Ć / ć.


trdi č

tŕdi č (canonical inanimate masculine)
tŕdi č (nominative singular)
tŕda č (dual nominative)
tŕdi č (nominative plural)
tŕdi č (accusative singular)
tŕda č (accusative dual)
tŕde č (accusative plural)
tŕdega č (genitive singular)
tŕdih č (dual genitive)
tŕdih č (genitive plural)
tŕdemu č (dative singular)
tŕdima č (dative dual)
tŕdim č (dative plural)
tŕdem č (locative singular)
tŕdih č (dual locative)
tŕdih č (locative plural)
tŕdim č (instrumental singular)
tŕdima č (dual instrumental)
tŕdimi č (instrumental plural)
tŕdi č (nominative singular)
tŕda č-ja (dual nominative)
tŕdi č-ji (nominative plural)
tŕdi č (accusative singular)
tŕda č-ja (accusative dual)
tŕde č-je (accusative plural)
tŕdega č-ja (genitive singular)
tŕdih č-jev (dual genitive)
tŕdih č-jev (genitive plural)
tŕdemu č-ju (dative singular)
tŕdima č-jema (dative dual)
tŕdim č-jem (dative plural)
tŕdem č-ju (locative singular)
tŕdih č-jih (dual locative)
tŕdih č-jih (locative plural)
tŕdim č-jem (instrumental singular)
tŕdima č-jema (dual instrumental)
tŕdimi č-ji (instrumental plural)

Masculine inan., no endings

Masculine inan., soft o-stem

From trd 'hard', an adjective commonly used for non-palatal consonants and č, a letter of Slovene alphabet, representing a post-alveolar affricate.

(linguistics) The name of the Latin script letter Č / č.


kratki a

krátki ā (canonical inanimate masculine)
krátki ā (nominative singular)
krátka ā (dual nominative)
krátki ā (nominative plural)
krátki ā (accusative singular)
krátka ā (accusative dual)
krátke ā (accusative plural)
krátkega ā (genitive singular)
krátkih ā (dual genitive)
krátkih ā (genitive plural)
krátkemu ā (dative singular)
krátkima ā (dative dual)
krátkim ā (dative plural)
krátkem ā (locative singular)
krátkih ā (dual locative)
krátkih ā (locative plural)
krátkim ā (instrumental singular)
krátkima ā (dual instrumental)
krátkimi ā (instrumental plural)
krátki ā (nominative singular)
krátka ā-ja (dual nominative)
krátki ā-ji (nominative plural)
krátki ā (accusative singular)
krátka ā-ja (accusative dual)
krátke ā-je (accusative plural)
krátkega ā-ja (genitive singular)
krátkih ā-jev (dual genitive)
krátkih ā-jev (genitive plural)
krátkemu ā-ju (dative singular)
krátkima ā-jema (dative dual)
krátkim ā-jem (dative plural)
krátkem ā-ju (locative singular)
krátkih ā-jih (dual locative)
krátkih ā-jih (locative plural)
krátkim ā-jem (instrumental singular)
krátkima ā-jema (dual instrumental)
krátkimi ā-ji (instrumental plural)

Masculine inan., no endings

Masculine inan., soft o-stem

From kratek 'long', and a, a letter of Slovene alphabet.

(linguistics, tonal) The name of the symbol ȁ.

(linguistics, non-tonal) The name of the letter À / à.


dolgi a

dółgi ā (canonical inanimate masculine)
dółgi ā (nominative singular)
dółga ā (dual nominative)
dółgi ā (nominative plural)
dółgi ā (accusative singular)
dółga ā (accusative dual)
dółge ā (accusative plural)
dółgega ā (genitive singular)
dółgih ā (dual genitive)
dółgih ā (genitive plural)
dółgemu ā (dative singular)
dółgima ā (dative dual)
dółgim ā (dative plural)
dółgem ā (locative singular)
dółgih ā (dual locative)
dółgih ā (locative plural)
dółgim ā (instrumental singular)
dółgima ā (dual instrumental)
dółgimi ā (instrumental plural)
dółgi ā (nominative singular)
dółga ā-ja (dual nominative)
dółgi ā-ji (nominative plural)
dółgi ā (accusative singular)
dółga ā-ja (accusative dual)
dółge ā-je (accusative plural)
dółgega ā-ja (genitive singular)
dółgih ā-jev (dual genitive)
dółgih ā-jev (genitive plural)
dółgemu ā-ju (dative singular)
dółgima ā-jema (dative dual)
dółgim ā-jem (dative plural)
dółgem ā-ju (locative singular)
dółgih ā-jih (dual locative)
dółgih ā-jih (locative plural)
dółgim ā-jem (instrumental singular)
dółgima ā-jema (dual instrumental)
dółgimi ā-ji (instrumental plural)

Masculine inan., no endings

Masculine inan., soft o-stem

/dɔ̀ːʋɡi àː/

/dɔ̀ːʋɡi áː/

From dolg 'long', and a, a letter of Slovene alphabet.

(linguistics) The name of the letter Á / á.


akutirani a

akutȋrani ā (canonical inanimate masculine)
akutȋrani ā (nominative singular)
akutȋrana ā (dual nominative)
akutȋrani ā (nominative plural)
akutȋrani ā (accusative singular)
akutȋrana ā (accusative dual)
akutȋrane ā (accusative plural)
akutȋranega ā (genitive singular)
akutȋranih ā (dual genitive)
akutȋranih ā (genitive plural)
akutȋranemu ā (dative singular)
akutȋranima ā (dative dual)
akutȋranim ā (dative plural)
akutȋranem ā (locative singular)
akutȋranih ā (dual locative)
akutȋranih ā (locative plural)
akutȋranim ā (instrumental singular)
akutȋranima ā (dual instrumental)
akutȋranimi ā (instrumental plural)
akutȋrani ā (nominative singular)
akutȋrana ā-ja (dual nominative)
akutȋrani ā-ji (nominative plural)
akutȋrani ā (accusative singular)
akutȋrana ā-ja (accusative dual)
akutȋrane ā-je (accusative plural)
akutȋranega ā-ja (genitive singular)
akutȋranih ā-jev (dual genitive)
akutȋranih ā-jev (genitive plural)
akutȋranemu ā-ju (dative singular)
akutȋranima ā-jema (dative dual)
akutȋranim ā-jem (dative plural)
akutȋranem ā-ju (locative singular)
akutȋranih ā-jih (dual locative)
akutȋranih ā-jih (locative plural)
akutȋranim ā-jem (instrumental singular)
akutȋranima ā-jema (dual instrumental)
akutȋranimi ā-ji (instrumental plural)

Masculine inan., no endings

Masculine inan., soft o-stem

From akutirani 'acute', meaning low-pitched, and a, a letter of Slovene alphabet.


cirkumflektirani a

cirkumflektȋrani ā (canonical inanimate masculine)
cirkumflektȋrani ā (nominative singular)
cirkumflektȋrana ā (dual nominative)
cirkumflektȋrani ā (nominative plural)
cirkumflektȋrani ā (accusative singular)
cirkumflektȋrana ā (accusative dual)
cirkumflektȋrane ā (accusative plural)
cirkumflektȋranega ā (genitive singular)
cirkumflektȋranih ā (dual genitive)
cirkumflektȋranih ā (genitive plural)
cirkumflektȋranemu ā (dative singular)
cirkumflektȋranima ā (dative dual)
cirkumflektȋranim ā (dative plural)
cirkumflektȋranem ā (locative singular)
cirkumflektȋranih ā (dual locative)
cirkumflektȋranih ā (locative plural)
cirkumflektȋranim ā (instrumental singular)
cirkumflektȋranima ā (dual instrumental)
cirkumflektȋranimi ā (instrumental plural)
cirkumflektȋrani ā (nominative singular)
cirkumflektȋrana ā-ja (dual nominative)
cirkumflektȋrani ā-ji (nominative plural)
cirkumflektȋrani ā (accusative singular)
cirkumflektȋrana ā-ja (accusative dual)
cirkumflektȋrane ā-je (accusative plural)
cirkumflektȋranega ā-ja (genitive singular)
cirkumflektȋranih ā-jev (dual genitive)
cirkumflektȋranih ā-jev (genitive plural)
cirkumflektȋranemu ā-ju (dative singular)
cirkumflektȋranima ā-jema (dative dual)
cirkumflektȋranim ā-jem (dative plural)
cirkumflektȋranem ā-ju (locative singular)
cirkumflektȋranih ā-jih (dual locative)
cirkumflektȋranih ā-jih (locative plural)
cirkumflektȋranim ā-jem (instrumental singular)
cirkumflektȋranima ā-jema (dual instrumental)
cirkumflektȋranimi ā-ji (instrumental plural)

Masculine inan., no endings

Masculine inan., soft o-stem

From cirkumflektiran 'circumflex', meaning high-pitched, and a, a letter of Slovene alphabet.


mehki dž

méhki dž (canonical inanimate masculine)
méhki dž (nominative singular)
méhka dž (dual nominative)
méhki dž (nominative plural)
méhki dž (accusative singular)
méhka dž (accusative dual)
méhke dž (accusative plural)
méhkega dž (genitive singular)
méhkih dž (dual genitive)
méhkih dž (genitive plural)
méhkemu dž (dative singular)
méhkima dž (dative dual)
méhkim dž (dative plural)
méhkem dž (locative singular)
méhkih dž (dual locative)
méhkih dž (locative plural)
méhkim dž (instrumental singular)
méhkima dž (dual instrumental)
méhkimi dž (instrumental plural)
méhki dž (nominative singular)
méhka dž-ja (dual nominative)
méhki dž-ji (nominative plural)
méhki dž (accusative singular)
méhka dž-ja (accusative dual)
méhke dž-je (accusative plural)
méhkega dž-ja (genitive singular)
méhkih dž-jev (dual genitive)
méhkih dž-jev (genitive plural)
méhkemu dž-ju (dative singular)
méhkima dž-jema (dative dual)
méhkim dž-jem (dative plural)
méhkem dž-ju (locative singular)
méhkih dž-jih (dual locative)
méhkih dž-jih (locative plural)
méhkim dž-jem (instrumental singular)
méhkima dž-jema (dual instrumental)
méhkimi dž-ji (instrumental plural)

Masculine inan., no endings

Masculine inan., soft o-stem

/mɛ̀ːxki d͡ʒə́/

/mɛ̀ːxki d͡ʒèː/

/mɛ̀ːxki d͡ʒéː/

From mehek 'soft', an adjective commonly used for palatal consonants and d, a letter of Slovene alphabet, representing an alveolar stop.

Latin script
Appendix:Latin script#English

(linguistics) The name of the Latin script letter Đ / đ.


trdi dž

tŕdi dž (canonical inanimate masculine)
tŕdi dž (nominative singular)
tŕda dž (dual nominative)
tŕdi dž (nominative plural)
tŕdi dž (accusative singular)
tŕda dž (accusative dual)
tŕde dž (accusative plural)
tŕdega dž (genitive singular)
tŕdih dž (dual genitive)
tŕdih dž (genitive plural)
tŕdemu dž (dative singular)
tŕdima dž (dative dual)
tŕdim dž (dative plural)
tŕdem dž (locative singular)
tŕdih dž (dual locative)
tŕdih dž (locative plural)
tŕdim dž (instrumental singular)
tŕdima dž (dual instrumental)
tŕdimi dž (instrumental plural)
tŕdi dž (nominative singular)
tŕda dž-ja (dual nominative)
tŕdi dž-ji (nominative plural)
tŕdi dž (accusative singular)
tŕda dž-ja (accusative dual)
tŕde dž-je (accusative plural)
tŕdega dž-ja (genitive singular)
tŕdih dž-jev (dual genitive)
tŕdih dž-jev (genitive plural)
tŕdemu dž-ju (dative singular)
tŕdima dž-jema (dative dual)
tŕdim dž-jem (dative plural)
tŕdem dž-ju (locative singular)
tŕdih dž-jih (dual locative)
tŕdih dž-jih (locative plural)
tŕdim dž-jem (instrumental singular)
tŕdima dž-jema (dual instrumental)
tŕdimi dž-ji (instrumental plural)

Masculine inan., no endings

Masculine inan., soft o-stem

From trd 'hard', an adjective commonly used for non-palatal consonants and đ, an additional letter of Slovene alphabet, representing a post-alveolar affricate.

(linguistics) The name of the Latin script letter cluster Dž / dž.


preglašeni a

preglašéni ā (canonical inanimate masculine)
preglašéni ā (nominative singular)
preglašéna ā (dual nominative)
preglašéni ā (nominative plural)
preglašéni ā (accusative singular)
preglašéna ā (accusative dual)
preglašéne ā (accusative plural)
preglašénega ā (genitive singular)
preglašénih ā (dual genitive)
preglašénih ā (genitive plural)
preglašénemu ā (dative singular)
preglašénima ā (dative dual)
preglašénim ā (dative plural)
preglašénem ā (locative singular)
preglašénih ā (dual locative)
preglašénih ā (locative plural)
preglašénim ā (instrumental singular)
preglašénima ā (dual instrumental)
preglašénimi ā (instrumental plural)
preglašéni ā (nominative singular)
preglašéna ā-ja (dual nominative)
preglašéni ā-ji (nominative plural)
preglašéni ā (accusative singular)
preglašéna ā-ja (accusative dual)
preglašéne ā-je (accusative plural)
preglašénega ā-ja (genitive singular)
preglašénih ā-jev (dual genitive)
preglašénih ā-jev (genitive plural)
preglašénemu ā-ju (dative singular)
preglašénima ā-jema (dative dual)
preglašénim ā-jem (dative plural)
preglašénem ā-ju (locative singular)
preglašénih ā-jih (dual locative)
preglašénih ā-jih (locative plural)
preglašénim ā-jem (instrumental singular)
preglašénima ā-jema (dual instrumental)
preglašénimi ā-ji (instrumental plural)

Masculine inan., no endings

Masculine inan., soft o-stem

/prɛɡlaʃɛ̀ːni àː/

/prɛɡlaʃɛ̀ːni áː/

From preglašen 'umlauted', and a, a letter of Slovene alphabet.

(linguistics) The name of the letter Ä / ä.


polglasnik

połglȃsnik (canonical inanimate masculine)
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połglȃsnik (nominative singular)
połglȃsnika (dual nominative)
połglȃsniki (nominative plural)
połglȃsnika (genitive singular)
połglȃsnikov (dual genitive)
połglȃsnikov (genitive plural)
połglȃsniku (dative singular)
połglȃsnikoma (dative dual)
połglȃsnikom (dative plural)
połglȃsnik (accusative singular)
połglȃsnika (accusative dual)
połglȃsnike (accusative plural)
połglȃsniku (locative singular)
połglȃsnikih (dual locative)
połglȃsnikih (locative plural)
połglȃsnikom (instrumental singular)
połglȃsnikoma (dual instrumental)
połglȃsniki (instrumental plural)

From pol- 'half' and glasnik 'pronounced sound'

(linguistics) The name of the symbol ə., schwa

(linguistics) The name of the sound [ə].


kratko e

krátko ẹ̄ (canonical neuter)
krátko ē (nominative singular)
krátki ē (dual nominative)
krátka ē (nominative plural)
krátko ē (accusative singular)
krátki ē (accusative dual)
krátka ē (accusative plural)
krátkega ē (genitive singular)
krátkih ē (dual genitive)
krátkih ē (genitive plural)
krátkemu ē (dative singular)
krátkima ē (dative dual)
krátkim ē (dative plural)
krátkem ē (locative singular)
krátkih ē (dual locative)
krátkih ē (locative plural)
krátkim ē (instrumental singular)
krátkima ē (dual instrumental)
krátkimi ē (instrumental plural)

Neuter, no endings

From kratek 'short', and e, a letter of Slovene alphabet.

(linguistics, obsolete) The name of the letter È / è.

(phonology, obsolete) The name of the phoneme /ɛ/.


ozko e

ọ́zko ẹ̄ (canonical neuter)
ọ́zko ē (nominative singular)
ọ́zki ē (dual nominative)
ọ́zka ē (nominative plural)
ọ́zko ē (accusative singular)
ọ́zki ē (accusative dual)
ọ́zka ē (accusative plural)
ọ́zkega ē (genitive singular)
ọ́zkih ē (dual genitive)
ọ́zkih ē (genitive plural)
ọ́zkemu ē (dative singular)
ọ́zkima ē (dative dual)
ọ́zkim ē (dative plural)
ọ́zkem ē (locative singular)
ọ́zkih ē (dual locative)
ọ́zkih ē (locative plural)
ọ́zkim ē (instrumental singular)
ọ́zkima ē (dual instrumental)
ọ́zkimi ē (instrumental plural)

Neuter, no endings

From ozek 'wide', and e, a letter of Slovene alphabet.

(linguistics, obsolete) The name of the letter É / é.

(phonology, obsolete) The name of the phoneme /eː/.


široki e

širóki ẹ̄ (canonical inanimate masculine)
širóki ē (nominative singular)
širóka ē (dual nominative)
širóki ē (nominative plural)
širóki ē (accusative singular)
širóka ē (accusative dual)
širóke ē (accusative plural)
širókega ē (genitive singular)
širókih ē (dual genitive)
širókih ē (genitive plural)
širókemu ē (dative singular)
širókima ē (dative dual)
širókim ē (dative plural)
širókem ē (locative singular)
širókih ē (dual locative)
širókih ē (locative plural)
širókim ē (instrumental singular)
širókima ē (dual instrumental)
širókimi ē (instrumental plural)
širóki ē (nominative singular)
širóka ē-ja (dual nominative)
širóki ē-ji (nominative plural)
širóki ē (accusative singular)
širóka ē-ja (accusative dual)
širóke ē-je (accusative plural)
širókega ē-ja (genitive singular)
širókih ē-jev (dual genitive)
širókih ē-jev (genitive plural)
širókemu ē-ju (dative singular)
širókima ē-jema (dative dual)
širókim ē-jem (dative plural)
širókem ē-ju (locative singular)
širókih ē-jih (dual locative)
širókih ē-jih (locative plural)
širókim ē-jem (instrumental singular)
širókima ē-jema (dual instrumental)
širókimi ē-ji (instrumental plural)

Masculine inan., no endings

Masculine inan., soft o-stem

/ʃirɔ̀ːki èː/

/ʃirɔ̀ːki éː/

From širok 'wide', and e, a letter of Slovene alphabet.

(linguistics) The name of the letter Ê / ê.

(linguistics) The name of the letter È / è.

(phonology) The name of the phonemes /ɛː, ɛ/.


široko e

širóko ẹ̄ (canonical neuter)
širóko ē (nominative singular)
širóki ē (dual nominative)
širóka ē (nominative plural)
širóko ē (accusative singular)
širóki ē (accusative dual)
širóka ē (accusative plural)
širókega ē (genitive singular)
širókih ē (dual genitive)
širókih ē (genitive plural)
širókemu ē (dative singular)
širókima ē (dative dual)
širókim ē (dative plural)
širókem ē (locative singular)
širókih ē (dual locative)
širókih ē (locative plural)
širókim ē (instrumental singular)
širókima ē (dual instrumental)
širókimi ē (instrumental plural)

Neuter, no endings

/ʃirɔ̀ːkɔ èː/

/ʃirɔ̀ːkɔ éː/

Kjučica ^ nad e zaznamuje pràv za pràv le dolgo odperto ali široko e postavim: têle, žêne, ne pa kratkiga, ki ima samo na sebi ta glas.

1848, Janez Bleiweis, editor, Kmetijske in rokodelske novice, volume 6, Ljubljana, page 129:

The hook ^ above e actually marks only long [ɛ], for example: têle (calf), žêne (wives), but not the short one, which has this sound by default.

(linguistics, obsolete) The name of the letter Ê / ê.

(phonology, obsolete) The name of the phonemes /ɛː, ɛ/.


ozki e

ọ́zki ẹ̄ (canonical inanimate masculine)
ọ́zki ē (nominative singular)
ọ́zka ē (dual nominative)
ọ́zki ē (nominative plural)
ọ́zki ē (accusative singular)
ọ́zka ē (accusative dual)
ọ́zke ē (accusative plural)
ọ́zkega ē (genitive singular)
ọ́zkih ē (dual genitive)
ọ́zkih ē (genitive plural)
ọ́zkemu ē (dative singular)
ọ́zkima ē (dative dual)
ọ́zkim ē (dative plural)
ọ́zkem ē (locative singular)
ọ́zkih ē (dual locative)
ọ́zkih ē (locative plural)
ọ́zkim ē (instrumental singular)
ọ́zkima ē (dual instrumental)
ọ́zkimi ē (instrumental plural)
ọ́zki ē (nominative singular)
ọ́zka ē-ja (dual nominative)
ọ́zki ē-ji (nominative plural)
ọ́zki ē (accusative singular)
ọ́zka ē-ja (accusative dual)
ọ́zke ē-je (accusative plural)
ọ́zkega ē-ja (genitive singular)
ọ́zkih ē-jev (dual genitive)
ọ́zkih ē-jev (genitive plural)
ọ́zkemu ē-ju (dative singular)
ọ́zkima ē-jema (dative dual)
ọ́zkim ē-jem (dative plural)
ọ́zkem ē-ju (locative singular)
ọ́zkih ē-jih (dual locative)
ọ́zkih ē-jih (locative plural)
ọ́zkim ē-jem (instrumental singular)
ọ́zkima ē-jema (dual instrumental)
ọ́zkimi ē-ji (instrumental plural)

Masculine inan., no endings

Masculine inan., soft o-stem

(linguistics) The name of the letter É / é.

(phonology) The name of the phoneme /eː/.


kratki e

krátki ẹ̄ (canonical inanimate masculine)
krátki ē (nominative singular)
krátka ē (dual nominative)
krátki ē (nominative plural)
krátki ē (accusative singular)
krátka ē (accusative dual)
krátke ē (accusative plural)
krátkega ē (genitive singular)
krátkih ē (dual genitive)
krátkih ē (genitive plural)
krátkemu ē (dative singular)
krátkima ē (dative dual)
krátkim ē (dative plural)
krátkem ē (locative singular)
krátkih ē (dual locative)
krátkih ē (locative plural)
krátkim ē (instrumental singular)
krátkima ē (dual instrumental)
krátkimi ē (instrumental plural)
krátki ē (nominative singular)
krátka ē-ja (dual nominative)
krátki ē-ji (nominative plural)
krátki ē (accusative singular)
krátka ē-ja (accusative dual)
krátke ē-je (accusative plural)
krátkega ē-ja (genitive singular)
krátkih ē-jev (dual genitive)
krátkih ē-jev (genitive plural)
krátkemu ē-ju (dative singular)
krátkima ē-jema (dative dual)
krátkim ē-jem (dative plural)
krátkem ē-ju (locative singular)
krátkih ē-jih (dual locative)
krátkih ē-jih (locative plural)
krátkim ē-jem (instrumental singular)
krátkima ē-jema (dual instrumental)
krátkimi ē-ji (instrumental plural)

Masculine inan., no endings

Masculine inan., soft o-stem

(phonology) The name of the phoneme /ɛ/.


ogovorni imenovalnik

ogȏvorni imenovȃlnik (canonical inanimate masculine)
ogȏvorni imenovȃlnik (nominative singular)

/ɔɡɔ́ːʋɔrni imɛnɔʋáːlnik/

(grammar) nominative case that is used to address someone, vocative case with the same endings as nominative case