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и {letter} :: The 10th letter of the Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic alphabet, preceded by з and followed by ј
и {conj} :: and
и {conj} :: (и..и..) both..and.
и {conj} :: also, too
и {conj} :: even (usually preceded by чак)
и {conj} :: (не само .. него/већ и...) also, too
и {conj} :: so, so that (= те, па)
И {letter} :: The tenth letter of the Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic alphabet. It is preceded by the letter З (Z) and is followed by the letter Ј (J)
и ако {conj} :: alternative form of čak i ako; albeit, although, even if (despite its being)
и ако {conj} [proscribed] :: alternative form of iako; albeit, although, even if (despite its being)
иако {conj} :: albeit, even though (usually sentence-initially)
Ибрахим {prop} {m} [Islam] :: the prophet Abraham
Ибрахим {prop} {m} :: given name
ибрик {m} :: ibrik (ewer)
ива {f} :: osier
Иван {prop} {m} :: given name
Ивана {prop} {f} :: given name
-ивати {suffix} :: A suffix forming imperfective verbs from perfective verbs
ивер не пада далеко од кладе {proverb} :: apple does not fall far from the tree
ивица {f} :: border, edge
-иво {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a neuter noun, usually denoting a material or an object
иврит {m} :: the Hebrew language
игда {adv} :: ever
игде {adv} :: anywhere, anyplace
игдје {adv} :: anywhere, anyplace
игла {f} :: needle
игла у пласту сена {f} [idiomatic] :: needle in a haystack
игла у пласту сијена {f} [idiomatic] :: needle in a haystack
иглица {f} :: needle (leaf of conifer)
иглица {f} :: a small needle
иглица {f} [electricity] :: a pin
иглица {f} [zoology] :: garfish (fish of genus Belone)
иглица {f} [botany] :: Geraniaceae (family)
игнорант {m} :: ignorant
иго {n} [archaic, rare] :: yoke
игра {f} :: play
игра {f} :: game
игра {f} :: (Bosnian, Serbian) dance
игралишни {adj} [relational] :: playground
игралиште {n} :: playground
игра ловице {noun} :: tag (game)
играти {vi impf} :: to play (game, sports etc.)
играти {vi impf} :: to act, enact
играти {vit impf} :: to dance
играти {vr impf} :: to amuse oneself, toy with, play with
играч {m} :: player
играч {m} :: (Bosnian, Serbian) dancer
играчица {f} :: female player
играчица {f} :: (Bosnian, Serbian) female dancer
играчка {f} :: toy
игра шуге {f} :: tag (game)
игрив {adj} :: playable
игривост {f} :: playability
игроказ {m} :: play, performance (theatrical)
игуман {m} :: hegumen, igumen (abbot in an Orthodox monastery)
игуманија {f} :: hegumenia (abbess, mother superior in an Orthodox nunnery)
-идба {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a feminine noun, usually denoting an action
идеал {m} :: ideal
идеалан {adj} :: ideal
идеализам {m} :: idealism
идеализација {f} :: idealization
идеалист {m} :: idealist
идеалистички {adj} :: idealistic
идеалистички {adv} :: idealistically
идеалисткиња {f} :: idealist (female)
идеално {adv} :: ideally
идеја {f} :: idea
идејни {adj} [relational] :: idea; ideal
идејни {adj} :: ideological
идентитет {m} :: identity
идентификатор {m} :: identifier
идентификација {f} :: identification
идентичан {adj} :: identical
идентично {adv} :: identically
идеограм {m} :: ideogram
идеолог {m} :: ideologue
идеологија {f} :: ideology
идеолошки {adj} :: ideological
идила {f} :: idyll
идиличан {adj} :: idyllic
идилично {adv} :: idyllically
идиом {m} :: idiom
идиоматски {adj} :: idiomatic
идиот {m} :: idiot
идиотизам {m} :: idiocy
идиотски {adj} :: idiotic
идиотски {adv} :: idiotically
идиотство {n} :: idiocy
идол {m} :: idol
идолатрија {f} :: idolatry
идолатријски {adj} :: idolatrous
идолатријски {adv} :: idolatrously
идолопоклоник {m} :: idolater
идолопоклонички {adj} :: idolatrous
идолопоклонички {adv} :: idolatrously
идолопоклонство {n} :: idolatry
идући {adj} :: next, following
иђирот {m} :: sweet flag, Acorus calamus
иживцирати {vtr pf} [colloquial] :: to get on somebody's nerves
из- {prefix} :: out-
из- {prefix} :: out of
из- {prefix} :: out from
из {prep} :: [+ genitive case] from, out of
из {prep} :: [+ genitive case] Used in miscellaneous expressions that refer to some source or origin; for, because of, out of
из {prep} [colloquial, regional] :: [+ instrumental case] with, together with, along with
иза {prep} :: behind
иза {prep} :: after
изабирати {vt impf} :: to choose, select
изабран {adj} :: chosen, selected
изабрати {vt pf} :: to choose, select
изазвати {vt pf} :: to challenge, provoke (to a duel, dispute etc.)
изазвати {vt pf} :: to provoke, incite (scandal, anger, resistance etc.)
изазивати {vt impf} :: to challenge, provoke (to a duel, dispute etc.)
изазивати {vt impf} :: to provoke, incite (scandal, anger, resistance etc.)
изазивач {m} :: challenger
изазивач {m} :: inciter, instigator
изазов {m} :: provocation
изазов {m} :: dare
изазов {m} :: challenge
изазован {adj} :: challenging, provocative
изазовно {adv} :: provocatively, challengingly
-изам {suffix} :: -ism
изасланик {m} :: envoy, emissary
изасланство {n} :: delegation
изаћи {vi pf} :: to go out, leave, come out, get out
изаћи {vi pf} :: to be published, printed, to appear in printed form
изаћи {vi pf} :: to rise, come up/out (the Sun, Moon, stars etc.)
изба {f} :: room
избавити {vt pf} :: to free, liberate
избављати {vt impf} :: to free, liberate
избадати {v impf} :: imperfective form of избости
избалансирати {vt pf} :: to balance (bring into balance or order)
избатинати {vt pf} :: to cudgel, bludgeon, cane
избацивати {vt impf} :: to throw out, eject
избацивати {vt impf} :: to expel
избацити {vt pf} :: to throw out, eject
избацити {vt pf} :: to expel
избегавати {vt impf} :: to avoid
избегавати {vi impf} :: to evade, escape
избегавати {vi impf} :: to flee
избеглица {m} :: refugee
избежив {adj} :: avoidable
избежљив {adj} :: avoidable
избезумљен {adj} :: hysterical, mad, crazed
избезумљено {adv} :: hysterically, madly, crazily
избећи {vt pf} :: to avoid
избећи {vi pf} :: to evade, escape
избећи {vi pf} :: to flee
избечити {vt pf} :: to stare, open (one's eyes wide), pop (one's eyes), make saucer eyes at (of eyes)
избијати {vt impf} :: to knock out
избијати {vt impf} :: to beat, trash
избијати {vi impf} :: to break out, emerge (fire, disease, war etc.)
избијати {vi impf} :: to sprout
избирљив {adj} :: selective, choosy
избирљиво {adv} :: selectively, choosily
избити {vt pf} :: to knock out
избити {vt pf} :: to beat, trash
избити {vi pf} :: to break out, emerge (fire, disease, war etc.)
избити {vi pf} :: to sprout
избјегавати {vt impf} :: to avoid
избјегавати {vi impf} :: to evade, escape
избјегавати {vi impf} :: to flee
избјеглица {m} :: refugee
избјежив {adj} :: avoidable
избјежљив {adj} :: avoidable
избјећи {vt pf} :: to avoid
избјећи {vi pf} :: to evade, escape
избјећи {vi pf} :: to flee
изближе {adv} :: from close up, closely
изблиза {adv} :: from close up, closely
избљувати {vtr pf} :: to vomit, throw up
избор {m} :: choice
избор {m} :: election
изборити {vr pf} :: to fight for, win (a right)
изборни {adj} :: electoral
изборни {adj} :: selectable
изборник {m} :: voter, elector
изборник {m} :: (Croatian) sports team selector and manager, usually at a national level
изборник {m} :: menu (computer interface)
избости {vt pf} :: to prick all over, pierce all over, stab all over
избости {vt pf} :: to perforate, make holes in
избости {vt pf} :: to prick all, finish pricking or piercing
избочина {f} :: protuberance
избрбљати {vtr pf} :: to utter chattily
избрбљати {vtr pf} :: to blab, tattle, blurt out
избрисати {vt pf} :: to delete, erase
избрисив {adj} :: delible, erasable
избушити {vt pf} :: to bore, drill
избушити {vt pf} :: to pierce, puncture
извадити {vt pf} :: to take out, draw (something from somewhere)
извадити {vt pf} :: to save (somebody from a difficulty)
извадити {vt pf} :: to obtain (an official document from respective authorities)
изван {prep} :: outside, out of
изван {prep} [proscribed] :: beyond, besides, except
извана {adv} :: from outside
изведба {f} :: performance
изведеница {f} [linguistics] :: derivative
изведив {adj} :: feasible, practicable, attainable
изведив {adj} :: deducible
извесно {adv} :: certainly, for sure
известан {adj} :: certain, sure
извести {vit pf} :: to export (to sell (goods) to a foreign country)
извести {vt pf} :: to relocate something by driving; to drive out
извести {vt pf} :: to embroider
извести {vt pf} :: to stitch
извести {vt pf} :: to bring out, carry out, lead out (someone or something)
извести {vt pf} :: to derive, conclude
извести {vt pf} :: to carry out, execute, perform (a show or play)
известити {vit pf} :: to report
изветрити {v} :: to air
извештавати {v impf} :: imperfective form of известити
извештај {m} :: report
извешће {n} :: report
извешћивати {v impf} :: imperfective form of известити
извид {m} [law] :: enquiry, investigation [of an authority]
извидети {vt pf} :: to investigate, look into
извидети {vt pf} :: to scout (explore a wide terrain, as on a search)
извидети {vt pf} :: to reconnoiter
извидјети {vt pf} :: to investigate, look into
извидјети {vt pf} :: to scout (explore a wide terrain, as on a search)
извидјети {vt pf} :: to reconnoiter
извидник {m} :: scout
извиђати {vt impf} :: to investigate, look into
извиђати {vt impf} :: to scout (explore a wide terrain, as on a search)
извиђати {vt impf} :: to reconnoiter
извијестити {vit pf} :: to report
извинити {vr pf} :: to apologize
извињење {n} :: apology (an expression of regret)
извјесно {adv} :: certainly, for sure
извјестан {adj} :: certain, sure
извјештавати {v impf} :: imperfective form of извијестити
извјештај {m} :: report
извјешће {n} :: report
извјешћивати {v impf} :: imperfective form of извијестити
извлачити {vt impf} :: to pull out, draw out (something or somebody out of something, also figuratively)
извлачити {vt impf} :: to save, get out (somebody from a difficulty)
извлачити {vt impf} :: to derive, obtain, acquire (profit, advantage)
извлачити {vt impf} :: to win (at a lottery)
извлачити {vr impf} [impersonally] :: to back out
изводив {adj} :: feasible, practicable, attainable
изводив {adj} :: deducible
изводити {vt impf} :: to bring out, carry out, lead out (someone or something)
изводити {vt impf} :: to derive, conclude
изводити {vt impf} :: to carry out, execute, perform (a show or play)
изводљив {adj} :: feasible, practicable, attainable
изводљив {adj} :: deducible
извоз {m} :: export (of goods)
извозити {vit impf} :: to export (to sell (goods) to a foreign country)
извозити {vt impf} :: to relocate something by driving; to drive out
извор {m} :: well, wellspring
извор {m} :: source, origin
извориште {n} :: origin, source
изворни {adj} :: original, authentic
изврстан {adj} :: excellent, great
извршавати {vt impf} :: to execute, carry out, commit
извршити {vt pf} :: to execute, carry out, commit
извршни {adj} :: executive
извршник {m} :: executor
извршник {m} :: API (application programming interface)
извршник {m} :: application (computer program)
извршнички {adj} [relational] :: API, application
извући {vt pf} :: to pull out, draw out (something or somebody out of something, also figuratively)
извући {vt pf} :: to save, get out (somebody from a difficulty)
извући {vt pf} :: to derive, obtain, acquire (profit, advantage)
извући {vt pf} :: to win (at a lottery)
извући {vr pf} [impersonally] :: to back out
изгањати {vt impf} :: to expel, banish
изгарати {v impf} :: imperfective form of изгорети
изгарати {v impf} :: imperfective form of изгорјети
изглед {m} :: appearance, outlook, look
изглед {m} :: hopes, prospect, chance
изгледати {vi impf} :: to seem, appear
изгледати {vi impf} :: to look, look like
изгнаник {m} :: exile (person who is banished)
изгнаник {m} :: outcast
изгнаница {f} :: exile (person who is banished)
изгнаница {f} :: outcast
изгнанство {n} [uncountable] :: exile, banishment
изгнати {vt pf} :: to expel, banish
изговарати {vt impf} :: to pronounce
изговарати {vt impf} :: to say, state
изговарати {vr impf} :: to excuse, justify oneself
изговор {m} [grammar] :: pronunciation
изговор {m} :: pretense, pretext
изговор {m} :: excuse
изговорити {vt pf} :: to pronounce
изговорити {vt pf} :: to say, state
изговорити {vr pf} :: to excuse, justify oneself
изгон {m} :: expulsion, banishment
изгонити {vt impf} :: to expel, banish
изгорети {vi pf} :: to burn down
изгорети {vi pf} :: to get sunburned
изгорјети {vi pf} :: to burn down
изгорјети {vi pf} :: to get sunburned
изградити {vt pf} :: to build, erect, construct
изградити {vt pf} :: to create, form
изградити {vr pf} :: to mature, develop
изградња {f} :: building (act or process of)
изграђивати {vt impf} :: to build, erect, construct
изграђивати {vt impf} :: to create, form
изграђивати {vr impf} :: to mature, develop
изгред {m} :: incident, disturbance (aggressive and violent act in public, usually by vandals, or a breach of peace during wartime)
изгрепсти {vt pf} :: to scrape (to damage surface of something)
изгристи {vtr pf} :: to bite out, eat away
изгубити {vt pf} :: to lose, misplace
изгубити {vt pf} :: to lose (a battle, war, competition, hope, life, consciousness etc.)
изгубити {vi pf} :: to lose (cards, race, elections etc.)
изгубити {vr pf} :: to get lost, disappear
изгубљен {adj} :: lost
издавати {vt impf} :: to betray
издавати {vt impf} :: to publish (book, newspapers, journal etc.)
издавати {vt impf} :: to issue, hand out (certificate)
издавати {vr impf} :: to betray oneself, give oneself away
издавати {vr impf} :: + за (for) to pose as, impersonate
издавач {m} :: publisher
издаја {f} :: betrayal
издаја {f} :: treason
издајица {m} :: traitor, betrayer
издајник {m} :: traitor, betrayer
издајство {n} :: betrayal, treason
издалека {adv} :: from afar, from far away
издање {n} :: edition, publication (of a book)
издатак {m} :: expenditure, expense
издати {vt pf} :: to betray
издати {vt pf} :: to publish (book, newspapers, journal etc.)
издати {vt pf} :: to issue, hand out (certificate)
издати {vr pf} :: to betray oneself, give oneself away
издати {vr pf} :: + за (for) to pose as, impersonate
издах {m} :: exhalation, expiration
издахнути {vit pf} :: to exhale
издашан {adj} :: abundant, plentiful
издашан {adj} :: generous
издашно {adv} :: generously
издашно {adv} :: abundantly, plentifully
издвајати {vt impf} :: to separate, single out
издвајати {vt impf} :: to set aside
издвајати {vr impf} :: to stand out
издвојити {vt pf} :: to separate, single out
издвојити {vt pf} :: to set aside
издвојити {vr pf} :: to stand out
издисати {vit impf} :: to exhale
издржавати {vt impf} :: to endure, withstand (pain, punishment, attack etc.)
издржавати {vi impf} :: to persevere, persist
издржавати {vt impf} :: to serve (sentence)
издржавати {vt impf} :: to raise, rear (farm animals such as livestock)
издржавати {vt impf} :: to support, maintain
издржати {vt pf} :: to endure, withstand (pain, punishment, attack etc.)
издржати {vi pf} :: to persevere, persist
издржати {vt pf} :: to serve (sentence)
издржљив {adj} :: persisting, persevering
издржљив {adj} :: durable, having good endurance
издржљиво {adv} :: persistingly, perseveringly
издржљиво {adv} :: enduringly
издржљивост {f} [uncountable] :: persistence, endurance
издржљивост {f} [uncountable] :: durability
изискивати {vt impf} :: to require, demand
изићи {vi pf} :: to go out, leave, come out, get out
изићи {vi pf} :: to be published, printed, to appear in printed form
изићи {vi pf} :: to rise, come up/out (the Sun, Moon, stars etc.)
изјава {f} :: statement (written or oral public declaration)
изјавити {vt pf} :: to state, declare, express (statement, utterance, emotion, feeling)
изјављивати {v impf} :: imperfective form of изјавити
изјадати {vr pf} :: to express one's grief
изјаснити {vr pf} :: to speak one's mind
изјаснити {vr pf} :: to declare oneself
изјашњавати {vr impf} :: to speak one's mind
изјашњавати {vr impf} :: to declare oneself
изједначивати {vt impf} :: to equalize (make equal)
изједначивати {vit impf} :: to even, tie (score, record)
изједначивати {vr impf} :: to become equal (in value, intensity, quantity etc.)
изједначити {vt pf} :: to equalize (make equal)
изједначити {vit pf} :: to even, tie (score, record)
изједначити {vr pf} :: to become equal (in value, intensity, quantity etc.)
изјелица {m} :: glutton, gormandizer
изјуривати {v impf} :: imperfective form of изјурити
изјурити {vi pf} :: to fly out, run out, rush out
изјурити {vt pf} [colloquial] :: to boot out, drive off, chase out
изјутра {adv} :: in the morning
излагати {v} :: imperfective form of изложити
излаз {m} :: exit
излазак {m} :: egress, exit (process or act of exiting or leaving)
излазити {vi impf} :: to go out, leave, come out, get out
излазити {vi impf} :: to be published, printed, to appear in printed form
излазити {vi impf} :: to rise, come up/out (the Sun, Moon, stars etc.)
излазни {adj} [relational] :: exit
излазни {adj} [relational] :: output
излет {m} :: picnic, outing, excursion
излечив {adj} :: curable
излечивост {f} [uncountable] :: curability
излечити {vt pf} :: to heal, cure
излечити {vr pf} :: to be cured, healed; to recover
излизати {vt pf} :: to wear out
излизати {vr pf} :: to become worn-out
излизивати {vt impf} :: to wear out
излизивати {vr impf} :: to become worn-out
излијечити {vt pf} :: to heal, cure
излијечити {vr pf} :: to be cured, healed; to recover
излика {f} :: excuse
излишан {adj} :: superfluous, redundant
излишно {adv} :: superfluously, redundantly
излог {m} :: display window
излог {m} :: shop window
изложба {f} :: exhibit
изложба {f} :: exhibition
изложба {f} :: display
изложити {vt} :: to display, exhibit (paintings, goods etc.)
изложити {vtr} :: to expose, subject (danger, influence, critic, public opinion etc.)
изложити {vt} :: to explain, expound (facts, ideas etc.)
изломити {vt pf} :: to break into pieces
изломити {vr pf} :: to enfeeble, weaken, debilitate
излучивати {vt impf} :: to secrete
излучивати {vt impf} :: to separate; differentiate
излучити {vt pf} :: to secrete
излучити {vt pf} :: to separate; differentiate
изљев {m} :: discharge, flow
изљев {m} :: drain, sink
изљев {m} :: outpour, gush
изљечив {adj} :: curable
изљечивост {f} [uncountable] :: curability
изљубити {vtr pf} :: to kiss (effectively, heartily, vigirously, all over etc.)
изљубљивати {vtr impf} :: to kiss (effectively, heartily, vigirously, all over etc.)
изљутити {vt} :: to anger, infuriate
изљутити {vr} :: to become mad (at), become angry or infuriated (on multiple occasions, or persons) (+ на (on, with) + accusative)
изљутити {vr} :: to stop being angry
измак {m} :: end, ending, termination (the moment something stops/terminates)
измакнути {vi pf} :: to flee, run away
измакнути {vir pf} [with dative] :: to avoid, escape (an unpleasant situation or person)
измакнути {vr pf} :: to slip by (of an opportunity)
измамити {vt pf} :: to entice, lure (out/outside)
измамљивати {vt impf} :: to entice, lure (out/outside)
између {prep} :: between
између {prep} :: among
измена {f} :: change (of one form to another)
измена {f} :: interchange
изменичан {adj} :: alternating
изменично {adv} :: alternatingly
измерив {adj} :: measurable
измерити {vt pf} :: to measure
измерити {vt pf} :: to gauge
измерљив {adj} :: measurable
измет {m} :: excrement
измигољити {vr pf} :: to wriggle out (of), wriggle free
измислити {vt pf} :: to make up, think up, invent
измислити {vt pf} :: to fabricate, concoct
измислити топлу воду {v pf} [idiomatic] :: to reinvent the wheel
измицати {vi impf} :: to flee, run away
измицати {vir impf} [with dative] :: to avoid, escape (an unpleasant situation or person)
измицати {vr impf} :: to slip by (of an opportunity)
измишљати {vt impf} :: to make up, think up, invent
измишљати {vt impf} :: to fabricate, concoct
измишљати топлу воду {v impf} [idiomatic] :: to reinvent the wheel
измишљен {adj} :: invented, fabricated
измишљотина {f} :: concoction, fabrication, fiction, figment
измјена {f} :: change (of one form to another)
измјена {f} :: interchange
измјеничан {adj} :: alternating
измјенично {adv} :: alternatingly
измјерив {adj} :: measurable
измјерити {vt pf} :: to measure
измјерити {vt pf} :: to gauge
измјерљив {adj} :: measurable
измусти {vi pf} :: to milk (finish milking)
измусти {vt pf} [with dative] :: to cheat somebody out of something
изнад {prep} :: above, over
изнајмити {vt pf} :: to rent, lease (apartment, car, etc.)
изнајмљивати {vt impf} :: to rent, lease (apartment, car, etc.)
изнебуха {adv} :: suddenly
изненада {adv} :: suddenly
изненадан {adj} :: sudden
изненадити {vtr pf} :: to surprise, astound
изненађен {adj} :: surprised
изненађење {n} :: surprise
изненађивати {vtr impf} :: to surprise, astound
изненађујући {adj} :: surprising
изнервирати {vtr pf} :: to get on somebody's nerves
изнети {vt pf} :: to carry out, take out
изнети {vt pf} :: to expound, present (evidence, arguments, opinion etc.)
изнети {vi pf} :: to amount, total
изнијети {vt pf} :: to carry out, take out
изнијети {vt pf} :: to expound, present (evidence, arguments, opinion etc.)
изнијети {vi pf} :: to amount, total
изниман {adj} :: exceptional
изнимка {f} :: exception
изнимно {adv} [Croatia] :: exceptionally
изнова {adv} :: again, anew
изновице {adv} :: again, anew
износ {m} :: amount
износ {m} :: value
износити {vt impf} :: to carry out, take out
износити {vt impf} :: to expound, present (evidence, arguments, opinion etc.)
износити {vt impf} :: to wear out
износити {vi impf} :: to amount, total
изнуда {f} :: extortion
изнудити {vt pf} :: to extort
изнуђивати {vt impf} :: to extort
изнутра {adv} :: from (the) inside
изњедрити {vt} :: yield (a solution, an answer)
изњедрити {vt} :: produce (a result)
изобара {f} :: isobar
изобилан {adj} :: abundant
изобиље {n} :: abundance
изобличавати {vt impf} :: to disfigure, distort
изобличити {vt pf} :: to disfigure, distort
изоглоса {f} :: isogloss
изолатор {m} :: insulator
изолација {f} :: isolation
изолација {f} :: insulation
изолиран {adj} :: (Bosnian, Croatian) isolated
изолирано {adv} [Bosnian, Croatian] :: isolating
изолирано {adv} [Bosnian, Croatian] :: insulating
изолован {adj} :: (Bosnian, Montenegrin, Serbian) isolated
изоловано {adv} [Bosnian, Montenegrin, Serbian] :: isolating
изоловано {adv} [Bosnian, Montenegrin, Serbian] :: insulating
изоморфан {adj} :: isomorphic
изопачен {adj} :: perverted, debased, corrupted
изопачено {adv} :: corruptedly, in a debased or perverted manner
изопачивати {vtr impf} :: to pervert, deprave, corrupt
изопачивати {vtr impf} :: to distort, contort, disfigure
изопачити {vtr pf} :: to pervert, deprave, corrupt
изопачити {vtr pf} :: to distort, contort, disfigure
изоравати {v impf} :: imperfective form of изорати
изорати {vt pf} :: to plow all of, to finish plowing
изоставити {vt pf} :: to omit, leave out
изостављати {vt impf} :: to omit, leave out
изостајати {vi impf} :: to be absent, be missing
изостати {vi pf} :: to be absent, be missing
изоштравати {vt impf} :: to sharpen, hone
изоштравати {vt impf} :: to refine (in perception, view point, criteria etc.)
изоштрити {vt pf} :: to sharpen, hone
изоштрити {vt pf} :: to refine (in perception, view point, criteria etc.)
израван {adj} :: immediate
израван {adj} :: direct
изравнавати {v impf} :: imperfective form of изравнати
изравнати {vt pf} :: to even, straighten, level
изравнати {vt pf} :: to settle, decide
изравно {adv} :: directly, straight
израдити {vt pf} :: to produce, make, manufacture
израђати {v impf} :: imperfective form of изродити
израђивати {vt impf} :: to produce, make, manufacture
Израел {prop} {m} :: Израел (country)
Израелац {prop} {m} :: Israeli (person from Israel or of Israeli descent)
израелски {adj} :: Israeli
изражавати {vtr impf} :: to express
изражајан {adj} :: expressive, striking (rich in expression or feature)
израз {m} :: expression
изразит {adj} :: distinct, clear
изразит {adj} :: outstanding, prominent
изразити {vtr pf} :: to express
изразито {adv} :: distinctly, clearly
изразито {adv} :: outstandingly, prominently
изранити {vt pf} :: to wound, injure all over
израслина {f} :: excrescence
израстати {vi impf} :: to grow up completely
израстати {vi impf} :: to fully develop
израсти {vi pf} :: to grow up completely
израсти {vi pf} :: to fully develop
израчити {vt pf} :: to air, ventilate
израчунавати {vt impf} :: to calculate
израчунавати {vt impf} :: to estimate
израчунати {vt pf} :: to calculate
израчунати {vt pf} :: to estimate
изрезати {vt pf} :: to cut, cut out, cut up
изрезбарити {vt pf} :: to carve out (wood)
изрезивати {vt impf} :: to cut, cut out, cut up
изрека {f} :: saying, maxim
изреком {adv} :: expressly, explicitly
изрећи {vt pf} :: to state, utter, say, pronounce
изрећи {vr pf} :: to misspeak
изријеком {adv} :: expressly, explicitly
изрицати {vt impf} :: to state, utter, say, pronounce
изрицати {vr impf} :: to misspeak
изродити {vt pf} :: to give birth to (several times)
изручивати {vt impf} :: to extradite
изручити {vt pf} :: to extradite
изувати {vtr impf} :: to take off (socks, stockings, footwear)
изузев {adv} :: except (+ genitive or instrumental)
изузевши {adv} :: except (+ genitive or instrumental)
изузетак {m} :: exception
изузетан {adj} :: exceptional
изузети {vt pf} :: to except, exclude, exempt
изузетно {adv} :: exceptionally
изузимати {vt impf} :: to except, exclude, exempt
изум {m} :: invention, discovery
изумети {vt pf} :: to invent
изумирати {vi impf} :: to die out, grow extinct
изумитељ {m} :: inventor
изумјети {vt pf} :: to invent
изумрети {vi pf} :: to die out, grow extinct
изумријети {vi pf} :: to die out, grow extinct
изути {vtr pf} :: to take off (socks, stockings, footwear)
изучити {v} :: to learn
изучити {v} :: to study
и/или {conj} :: and/or
-ија {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a masculine or feminine noun, usually denoting a profession, performer or a feature, usually negative
-ијевац {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a masculine noun, usually denoting a profession, follower, age, proper name, feature, plant or animal
иједанпут {adv} :: ever (once)
иједном {adv} :: ever (once)
ијекавац {m} :: native speaker of the Ijekavian dialect of Serbo-Croatian
ијекавица {f} [uncountable] :: Ijekavian speech or dialects
ијекавка {f} :: native speaker of the Ijekavian dialect of Serbo-Croatian (female)
ијекавски {adj} :: Ijekavian
ијекавски {adv} :: as an Ijekavian speaker
ијекавчев {adj} [relational] :: Ijekavian speaker of Serbo-Croatian
ијекавштина {f} [uncountable] :: Ijekavian (dialect/speech)
-ик {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a masculine noun, usually denoting a profession, performer, place, object, tool or a feature
-ика {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a feminine noun, usually denoting a plant
икавац {m} :: speaker of Ikavian dialect
икавизам {m} :: a word containing Ikavian reflex of yat
икавица {f} [uncountable] :: Ikavian speech or text
икавски {adj} :: Ikavian
икавски {adv} :: as an Ikavian speaker
икавштина {f} [uncountable] :: Ikavian dialect
икад {adv} :: ever, at any time
икада {adv} :: ever, at any time
икакав {adj} :: any, of any kind
икако {adv} :: in any way
икамо {adv} :: anywhere, anyplace (of movement)
икебана {f} :: A person or a thing on a visible position, but of no importance (similar to English expression "just a decoration").
икебана {f} :: ikebana
икебана {f} :: mishmash
ико {pron} :: anybody, anyone
икоји {pron} [indefinite] :: any
иколико {adv} :: any (at all), at all
икона {f} [computing, Christianity] :: icon
иконостас {m} :: iconostasis
икра {f} [uncountable] :: roe (fish)
икра {f} [uncountable] :: caviar
икуа {adv} :: in any direction, anywhere, somewhere
икуда {adv} :: in any direction, anywhere, somewhere
илегалан {adj} :: illegal
илегалац {m} :: illegal resident (with respect to not paying rent or legal fees)
илегалац {m} :: a person engaged in illegal political activity, especially as a member or activist of an illegal organization
илегално {adv} :: illegally
илегалност {f} [uncountable] :: illegality
илегитиман {adj} :: illegitimate
илегитимно {adv} :: illegitimately
или {conj} :: or
или {conj} :: or else
или {conj} :: either
Илија {prop} {m} :: given name
Илир {m} :: Illyrian (inhabitant of Illyria, Illyricum; term for Croats or South Slavs during the Illyrian movement)
илирац {m} :: Illyrian (member of the Illyrian movement)
Илирија {prop} {f} :: Illyria
Илирик {prop} {m} :: Illyricum
илирски {adj} :: Illyrian
илирски {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Illyrian language
илирски {adj} [dated] :: South Slavic, particularly West South Slavic
илирски {adj} [dated] :: Serbo-Croatian (pertaining to the Serbo-Croatian language)
илирски {adj} [dated, in masculine, substantive] :: the Serbo-Croatian language
илирски {adj} [historical] :: Of or relating to the Illyrian Movement or Illyrism
-ило {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a neuter noun, usually denoting senses or objects, used as a pejorative or as an abstract noun
иловаст {adj} :: loamy
иловача {f} :: clay, loam, argil
илузија {f} :: illusion
илузионизам {m} :: illusionism
илузионист {m} :: illusionist
илузионистички {adj} :: illusionistic
илузионистички {adv} :: illusionistically
илузоран {adj} :: illusionary, illusory
илузорно {adv} :: illusorily
илуминација {f} :: illumination
илустративан {adj} :: illustrative
илустративно {adv} :: illustratively
илустратор {m} :: illustrator
илустрација {f} :: illustration
-иљка {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a feminine noun, usually denoting a tool or enigmas
имагинаран {adj} :: imaginary
имагинарно {adv} :: imaginarily
имагинативан {adj} :: imaginative
имагинација {f} :: imagination
ималац {m} :: possessor, owner
имам {m} [Islam] :: imam
имам питање {phrase} :: I have a question
иманентан {adj} :: immanent
иманентност {f} [uncountable] :: immanence
имање {n} :: possession, holding
имање {n} :: land, landed estate (property)
имање {n} :: realty, demesne
имати {vit impf} :: to have, possess, own
имати {vt impf} :: to be, be located (in past and future tenses usually replaced by бити (to be, exist)
имати {vi impf} [with да] :: to have to, be obliged to
имати {vt impf} :: to wear, have on
имати и јаре и паре {v impf} :: have one's cake and eat it too (to seek to have two things which are mutually incompatible)
имати и овце и новце {v impf} :: have one's cake and eat it too (to seek to have two things which are mutually incompatible)
имати секс {v} :: to have sex
имбецил {m} :: imbecile
имбецилан {adj} :: imbecilic
имбецилитет {m} [uncountable] :: imbecility
имбецилно {adv} :: imbecilically
имбецилност {f} [uncountable] :: imbecility
име {n} :: name
имела {f} :: mistletoe
имендан {m} :: name day
именик {m} :: directory (of names)
именитељ {m} :: denominator
именица {f} :: noun
именичка фраза {f} [grammar] :: noun phrase
именовати {vt impf pf} :: to name
именовати {vt impf pf} :: to mention
именовати {vt impf pf} :: to appoint
именски {adj} [relational] :: name; nominal
имењак {m} :: namesake
иметак {m} :: property, fortune
имигрант {m} :: immigrant
имиграција {f} :: immigration
имигрирати {vi impf pf} :: to immigrate
имитатор {m} :: imitator
имитација {f} :: imitation
имитирати {vt impf} :: to imitate, impersonate
имиџ {m} :: image (a characteristic of a person, group or company etc.)
имобилан {adj} :: immobile
имобилизација {f} [uncountable] :: immobilization
имовина {f} :: fortune, property
имовина {f} :: assets
имовински {adj} [relational] :: property or assets (especially legally, in terms of rights)
имовински {adv} :: using or in reference to property or assets
импеданција {f} [physics] :: impedance
императив {m} :: imperative
императивни {adj} :: imperative
императивни {adj} :: urgent
императивни {adj} :: imperious
императивно {adv} :: imperatively
императивно {adv} :: urgently
императивно {adv} :: imperiously
император {m} :: emperor (ruler of an empire)
императорка {f} :: empress
империј {m} [chiefly Croatian] :: empire
империја {m} [Bosnian, Serbian] :: empire
империјализам {m} :: imperialism
империјалист {m} :: imperialist
империјалистички {adj} :: imperialistic
империјалистички {adv} :: imperialistically
империјални {adj} :: imperial
имперсоналан {adj} :: impersonal
имперсонално {adv} :: impersonally
имперсоналност {f} [uncountable] :: impersonality
импертинентан {adj} :: impertinent
импертинентно {adj} :: impertinently
имперфект {m} [grammar] :: imperfect
имперфективан {adj} :: imperfective
имперфективизација {f} :: imperfectivization
импликација {f} :: implication
имплицирати {vit impf pf} :: to imply
имплицитан {adj} :: implicit
имплозија {f} :: implosion
импозантан {adj} :: imposing, impressive
импозантно {adv} :: imposingly
импозантност {f} [uncountable] :: imposingness
импорт {m} :: import (practice of importing)
импорт {m} :: An import (something brought in from a foreign country)
импортирати {vt impf pf} :: to import (from a foreign country, for sale or trade)
импотентан {adj} :: impotent
импотентно {adv} :: impotently
импотентност {f} [uncountable] :: impotence, impotency
импотенција {f} :: impotence, impotency
импотенција {f} :: erectile dysfunction
импрегнација {f} :: impregnation
импрегнирати {vt impf pf} :: to impregnate (fertilize, saturate, infuse)
импресиван {adj} :: impressive
импресивно {adv} :: impressively
импресија {f} :: impression
импресиониран {adj} :: impressed
импресионирати {vt impf pf} :: to impress
импровизатор {m} :: improviser
импровизација {f} :: improvisation
импулзиван {adj} :: impulsive (highly reactive)
импулзивац {m} :: impulsive person
импулзивно {adv} :: impulsively
импулзивност {f} :: impulsiveness
импулс {m} :: impulse
импулс {m} :: momentum, impetus
импулсан {adj} [relational] :: impulse (having the power of driving or impelling)
импутација {f} :: imputation
импутирати {vi impf pf} :: to impute
имун {adj} :: immune
имунизација {f} :: immunization
имунизирати {vt impf pf} [Croatia, Bosnia] :: to immunize
имунитет {m} :: immunity
имунологија {f} :: immunology
имунолошки {adj} :: immunological
имунолошки {adv} :: immunologically
имуност {f} [uncountable] :: immunity
имућан {adj} :: affluent, well-to-do
имућност {f} :: affluence, wealth
-ина {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a feminine noun, usually denoting salary, tax or fee
-ина {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a feminine noun, usually denoting an object or kind of meat
-ина {suffix} :: Suffix appended to noun roots to form an augmentative (the resulting noun is always feminine) frequently with pejorative connotation
инадекватан {adj} :: inadequate
инат {m} :: spite, obstinacy
инатити {vr impf} :: to be spiteful or obstinate
инатљив {adj} :: quarrelsome
инатљив {adj} :: spiteful, defiant
инатљиво {adv} :: quarrelsomely
инатљиво {adv} :: spitefully, defiantly
инаугуралан {adj} :: inaugural
инаугуратор {m} :: inaugurator
инаугурација {f} :: inauguration
инаугурирати {vt impf pf} :: to inaugurate
иначе {adv} :: otherwise
иначе {adv} :: already
инвазија {f} :: invasion
инвазијски {adj} :: invasional
инвалид {m} :: invalid
инвалидитет {m} :: disability
инвалидски {adj} [relational] :: invalids
инвектива {f} :: invective
инвентиван {adj} :: resourceful
инвентивно {adv} :: resourcefully
инвентивност {f} :: resourcefulness
инвенција {f} :: inventiveness
инверзан {adj} :: inverse
инверзија {f} [grammar] :: inversion
инвестирати {vit impf pf} :: to invest
инвеститор {m} :: investor
инвестиција {f} :: investment
инвестицијски {adj} [relational] :: investment
ингениозан {adj} :: ingenious
индекс {m} :: index
индекс преламања {m} [physics] :: refractive index
индивидуа {f} :: individual
индивидуалан {adj} :: individual
индивидуализам {m} :: individualism
индивидуалистички {adj} :: individualistic
индивидуалистички {adv} :: individualistically
индивидуално {adv} :: individually
индивидуалност {f} :: individuality
индивидуум {m} :: individual
Индија {prop} {f} :: India
Индијанац {prop} {m} :: Indian (of the aboriginal people of the Americas)
Индијанка {prop} {f} :: Indian (of the aboriginal people of the Americas)
индијанска ватра {f} :: Indian sunburn (prank)
индијански {adj} :: Native American, American Indian
индијански {adv} :: in an Indian manner, as an Indian
Индијац {prop} {m} :: Indian (a person from India)
индијска хурма {f} :: tamarind
индијски {adj} :: Indian (of India)
индијски {adv} :: in an Indian manner, as an Indian
Индијски океан {prop} {m} :: Indian Ocean
индикатив {m} [uncountable] :: indicative (mood)
индикација {f} :: indication, clue, sign, symptom
индиректан {adj} :: indirect
индиректно {adv} :: indirectly
индискретан {adj} :: indiscreet
индискретно {adv} :: indiscreetly
индискреција {f} :: indiscretion
индиспониран {adj} :: indisposed
индиспонирано {adv} :: in an indisposed manner
индиција {f} :: clue, lead
индоевропски {adj} :: (Bosnian, Serbian) Indo-European
индоктринација {f} :: indoctrination
индолентан {adj} :: indolent
индолентно {adv} :: indolently
индолентност {f} [uncountable] :: indolence
индоленција {f} [uncountable] :: indolence
индолог {m} :: Indologist
индолошки {adj} :: Indological
индолошки {adv} :: as an Indologist
индолошки {adv} [relational] :: Indology
Индонежанин {prop} {m} :: Indonesian (person from Indonesia)
Индонезија {prop} {f} :: Indonesia
индонезијски {adj} :: Indonesian
индонезијски {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Indonesian language
индуктиван {adj} :: inductive
индуктивно {adv} :: inductively
индукција {f} :: induction
индустрија {f} :: industry
индустријски {adj} [relational] :: industry; industrial
индустријски {adv} :: industrially
инертан {adj} :: inert
инертно {adv} :: inertly
инерција {f} :: inertia
инж. {m} :: abbreviation of инжењер
инжењер {m} :: engineer
инжењерски {adj} :: engineering
инжењерски {adv} :: as an engineer, in a manner of an engineer
иницијал {m} :: initial (first letter of a word, especially of one's name)
иницијал {m} :: initial (prominent first letter of a paragraph or section)
иницијалан {adj} :: initial
иницијално {adv} :: initially
иницијатива {f} :: initiative
иницијатор {m} :: initiator
инјекција {f} [medicine] :: injection
инјекција {f} [mathematics] :: injection
-инка {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a feminine noun, denoting a part, profession, feature, membership, origin, social status, complexion, proper name, abstract noun or animal's name
инкарнација {f} :: incarnation
инквизитор {m} :: inquisitor
инквизиторски {adj} :: inquisitorial
инквизиција {f} :: inquisition
инклинација {f} :: inclination
инкомпатибилан {adj} :: incompatible
инкомпатибилно {adv} :: incompatibly
инкорпорација {f} :: incorporation
инкриминација {f} :: incrimination
инкубатор {m} :: incubator
инкубација {f} :: incubation
инкунабула {f} :: incunabula
иновативан {adj} :: innovative
иновација {f} :: innovation
иновирати {vi impf pf} :: to innovate
иноземни {adj} [Croatian] :: foreign (from, occurring in, of or pertaining to foreign countries)
инокулација {f} :: inoculation
иностранство {n} [uncountable] :: (Bosnian, Serbian) abroad, foreign countries
инсект {m} :: insect
инсектицид {m} :: insecticide
инсолвентан {adj} :: insolvent
инспектор {m} [law enforcement] :: inspector
инспекција {f} :: inspection
инспекцијски {adj} [relational] :: inspection
инспирација {f} :: inspiration
инспирирати {vtr impf pf} :: to inspire
инсталација {f} :: installation
инстинкт {m} :: instinct
инстинктиван {adj} :: instinctive
инстинктивно {adv} :: instinctively
институт {m} :: institute
институтски {adj} [relational] :: institute
институција {f} :: institution
инструктиван {adj} :: instructive
инструктор {m} :: instructor
инструкција {f} :: instruction
инструкција {f} :: (usually in plural) lesson, lecture outside regular schooling, usually paid for
инструментал {m} :: the instrumental case
интегралан {adj} :: integral, complete
интегрално {adv} :: integrally
интеграција {f} :: integration
интегритет {m} :: integrity
интелект {m} :: intellect
интелектуалан {adj} :: intellectual
интелектуалац {m} :: intellectual
интелектуализам {m} :: intellectualism
интелектуалка {f} :: intellectual (woman)
интелектуално {adv} :: intellectually
интелигентан {adj} :: intelligent
интелигентно {adv} :: intelligently
интелигенција {f} :: intelligence
интензиван {adj} :: intensive
интензивно {adv} :: intensively
интензитет {m} :: intensity
интеракција {f} :: interaction
интервал {m} :: interval
интервенција {f} :: intervention
интервју {m} :: interview
интерес {m} :: interest (all senses)
интересантан {adj} :: interesting
интересантно {adv} :: interestingly
интеријер {m} :: interior (inside of a flat, house, hall..)
интерлингва {f} :: Interlingua
интернационалан {adj} :: international
интернационализам {m} :: internationalism
интернационалист {m} :: internationalist
интернет {m} :: internet
Интернет {prop} {m} :: Internet
интерни {adj} :: internal
интернист {m} :: internist
интерпретаторка {f} :: interpreter (actor or musician, female)
интерпретација {f} :: interpretation
интерпретер {m} :: interpreter
интерпункција {f} :: punctuation (set of symbols)
интиман {adj} :: intimate
интимно {adv} :: intimately
интимност {f} :: intimacy
интонација {f} [phonology] :: intonation
интравенозан {adj} :: intravenous
интравенозно {adv} :: intravenously
интрига {f} :: intrigue
интригантан {adj} :: intriguing
интригантно {adv} :: intriguingly
интроспективан {adj} :: introspective
интроспекција {f} :: introspection
интуитиван {adj} :: intuitive
интуитивно {adv} :: intuitively
интуиција {f} [uncountable] :: intuition
инћун {m} :: anchovy (small saltwater fish)
инфаман {adj} :: infamous, notorious
инфантилан {adj} :: infantile
инфантилизам {m} :: Infantilism
инфантилно {adv} :: infantilely
инфаркт {m} :: infarct
инфекција {f} :: infection
инфериоран {adj} :: inferior
инфериорно {adv} :: inferiorly
инфинитив {m} :: infinitive
инфлација {f} :: inflation (expansion or increase in size)
инфлација {f} :: inflation (expansion in the money supply)
инфлацијски {adj} :: inflationary
инфлацијски {adv} :: in a manner of inflation, as an inflation
инфлексија {f} :: inflection (of voice)
инфлексија {f} [mathematics] :: inflection
инфлоресценција {f} :: inflorescence
информативан {adj} :: informative
информативно {adv} :: informatively
информатика {f} [uncountable] :: information science
информатика {f} [uncountable] :: informatics
информатичар {m} :: informatician
информација {f} :: information
информирати {vtr impf pf} :: to inform, notify
инфраструктура {f} :: infrastructure
инфраструктурни {adj} :: infrastructural
инфрацрвен {adj} :: infrared
инфузија {f} :: infusion
инхалатор {m} :: inhaler
инхалација {f} :: inhalation
инхерентан {adj} :: inherent
инхибиција {f} :: inhibition
инцест {m} :: incest
инцестуозан {adj} :: incestuous
инцидент {m} :: incident
инч {m} :: inch
иншалах {interj} :: inshallah (God willing)
-иња {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a feminine noun, denoting a profession, social status, kinship or to form a pejorative
иње {n} :: hoarfrost
иоле {adv} :: at all, a bit, any
ионако {adv} :: already
ионако {adv} :: anyway, anyhow
ипак {adv} :: nevertheless, still, however, but, yet, anyway
Ирак {prop} {m} :: Ирак (country)
Иран {prop} {m} :: Иран (country)
Иранац {prop} {m} :: Iranian
ирански {adj} :: Iranian
-ирати {suffix} :: A suffix appended to words to form a verb
Ирац {prop} {m} :: Irishman
ирационалан {adj} :: irrational
ирационализам {m} :: irrationalism
ирационално {adv} :: irrationally
Ирачанин {prop} {m} :: Iraqi
Ирачанка {prop} {f} :: an Iraqi (female)
ирачки {adj} :: Iraqi
ирачки {adv} :: as an Iraqi, in an Iraqi manner
иреалан {adj} :: unreal
иреално {adv} :: unreally
иреалност {f} :: unreality
иреверзибилан {adj} :: irreversible
иреверзибилност {f} :: irreversibility
ирегуларан {adj} :: irregular
иредентизам {m} :: irredentism
ирелевантан {adj} :: irrelevant
ирелевантно {adv} :: irrelevantly
иригација {f} :: irrigation
иритација {f} :: irritation
иритирати {vt impf} :: to irritate
иронија {f} :: irony
ироничан {adj} :: ironical
иронично {adv} :: ironically
Ирска {prop} {f} :: Ирска (country)
ирски {adj} :: Irish
ирски {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Irish language
Ирско море {prop} {n} :: Irish Sea
ирха {f} :: the skin of a sheep with the fleece removed
иселити {vt pf} :: to move out, expel
иселити {vr pf} :: to move out (change one's residence)
иселити {vr pf} :: to emigrate
исељавати {vt impf} :: to move out, expel
исељавати {vr impf} :: to move out (change one's residence)
исељавати {vr impf} :: to emigrate
исељеник {m} :: emigrant
исељеник {m} :: expatriate
исељеница {f} :: emigrant
исељеница {f} :: expatriate
исећи {vt pf} :: to cut (finish cutting)
исећи {vt pf} :: cut out, cut off
исећи {vt pf} :: to carve
исецати {v impf} :: imperfective form of исећи
исијецати {v impf} :: imperfective form of исјећи
исиот {m} :: zedoary (Curcuma zedoaria)
исјећи {vt pf} :: to cut (finish cutting)
исјећи {vt pf} :: cut out, cut off
исјећи {vt pf} :: to carve
исказати {vt pf} :: to state
исказати {vr pf} :: to stand out, distinguish oneself
исказивати {vt impf} :: to state
исказивати {vr impf} :: to stand out, distinguish oneself
исказница {f} :: identity card
исказница {f} :: a card confirming participation in an organization, club etc
искакати {vi impf} :: to jump, leap out
искалити {vt pf} :: to harden, temper (iron, steel)
искалити {vr pf} :: to take it out on, vent one's fury/anger on
искаљивати {vt impf} :: to harden, temper (iron, steel)
искаљивати {vr impf} :: to take it out on, vent one's fury/anger on
искашљавати {vt impf} :: to cough up
искашљавати {vr impf} :: to clear one's throat
искашљати {vt pf} :: to cough up
искашљати {vr pf} :: to clear one's throat
искварити {vtr pf} :: to spoil, ruin
искварити {vtr pf} :: to pervert, corrupt
искидати {vt pf} :: to tear, tear off, tear apart
искидати {vt impf} :: to tear, tear off, tear apart
искитити {vt pf} :: to decorate, embellish, adorn
искључив {adj} :: exclusive
искључива дисјункција {f} :: exclusive disjunction
искључивати {vt impf} :: to turn off, disconnect (device, machine, electricity, water)
искључивати {vt impf} :: to disable (to deactivate a function of an electronic or mechanical device)
искључивати {vt impf} :: to expel, exclude
искључивати {vr impf} :: to stop working (of a machine)
искључиво {adv} :: exclusively
искључивост {f} [uncountable] :: exclusivity
искључити {vt pf} :: to turn off, disconnect (device, machine, electricity, water)
искључити {vt pf} :: to disable (to deactivate a function of an electronic or mechanical device)
искључити {vt pf} :: to expel, exclude
искључити {vr pf} :: to stop working (of a machine)
искон {m} :: ancient origin, source
исконски {adj} :: primordial, primeval
ископавати {vt impf} :: to dig out, dig up (literally or figuratively)
ископавати {vt impf} :: to excavate
ископати {vt pf} :: to dig out, dig up (literally or figuratively)
ископати {vt pf} :: to excavate
искорак {m} :: step forward
искорак {m} :: breakthrough, advance
искоренити {vt pf} :: to uproot, tear out
искоренити {vt pf} :: to destroy, exterminate, eradicate, erase
искорењивати {vt impf} :: to uproot, tear out
искорењивати {vt impf} :: to destroy, exterminate, eradicate, erase
искоријенити {vt pf} :: to uproot, tear out
искоријенити {vt pf} :: to destroy, exterminate, eradicate, erase
искористив {adj} :: usable, exploitable
искористивост {f} :: usability, exploitability
искористити {vt pf} :: to use, utilize, make use of
искористити {vt pf} :: to exploit, take advantage of; abuse
искориштавати {vt impf} :: to use, make use of
искориштавати {vt impf} :: to exploit, take advantage of; abuse
искорјењивати {vt impf} :: to uproot, tear out
искорјењивати {vt impf} :: to destroy, exterminate, eradicate, erase
искочити {vi pf} :: to jump, leap out
искра {f} :: spark
искрадати {v impf} :: imperfective form of искрасти
искрасти {vr pf} :: to skulk out, sneak out
искрвавити {vt pf} :: to cover or stain with blood
искрварити {vi pf} :: to bleed out
искрен {adj} :: sincere, honest
искрено {adv} :: sincerely, honestly
искреност {f} [uncountable] :: sincerity, frankness
искрити {vt impf} :: to emit sparks
искрити {vr impf} :: to sparkle, glisten
искрица {f} :: (diminutive) spark
искричав {adj} :: sparkling
искричаво {adv} :: sparklingly
искрцавати {vt impf} :: to disembark, unload
искрцавати {vr impf} :: to land
искрцати {vt pf} :: to disembark, unload
искрцати {vr pf} :: to land
искрчивати {vt impf} :: to clear (forest, land)
искрчити {vt pf} :: to clear (forest, land)
искусан {adj} :: experienced
искусити {vt pf} :: to experience, undergo
искуствен {adj} :: empirical, experiential
искуство {n} :: experience
искушавати {v impf} :: imperfective form of искушати
искушати {vt} :: to try, test
ислам {m} :: Islam
исламизација {f} :: Islamization
исламизирати {vt impf pf} :: to Islamize
Исламска Држава {prop} {f} :: Islamic State (Sunni jihadist group active in Libya, Nigeria, Iraq and Syria)
исламски {adj} :: Islamic
исламски {adv} :: in the Islamic manner
Исланд {prop} {m} :: Исланд (country)
исландски {adj} :: Icelandic
исландски {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Icelandic language
исландски овчар {m} :: Icelandic Sheepdog
Исланђанин {prop} {m} :: Icelander
иследник {m} :: detective, investigator
исмејавати {vt impf} :: to ridicule, deride, scoff at
исмејавати {vr impf} :: to have a good laugh
исмејати {vt pf} :: to ridicule, deride, scoff at
исмејати {vr pf} :: to have a good laugh
исмијавати {vt impf} :: to ridicule, deride, scoff at
исмијавати {vr impf} :: to have a good laugh
исмијати {vt pf} :: to ridicule, deride, scoff at
исмијати {vr pf} :: to have a good laugh
испадати {vi impf} :: to fall out, drop
испадати {vi impf} :: to turn out, come out
испасти {vi pf} :: to fall out, drop
испасти {vi pf} :: to turn out, come out
испатити {vr pf} :: to suffer much, to have (had) one's share of suffering
испећи {vitr pf} :: to bake
испећи {vitr pf} :: to roast
испијати {vt impf} :: to drain empty something by drinking
испилити {vt pf} :: to saw
испирати {vt impf} :: to rinse out, wash out
исписати {vt pf} :: to write all over or completely, to cover with writing
исписати {vtr pf} :: to withdraw, remove (have one's name removed from a register, cease to be a member of an organization)
исписивати {vt impf} :: to write all over or completely, to cover with writing
исписивати {vtr impf} :: to withdraw, remove (have one's name removed from a register, cease to be a member of an organization)
испит {m} :: test, examination, exam
испитати {vt pf} :: to interrogate, question
испитати {vt pf} :: to examine, test
испитати {vt pf} :: to investigate, probe, check, inquire into
испити {vt pf} :: to drain empty something by drinking
испитивалац {m} :: examiner, interrogator
испитивање {n} :: interrogation (act of interrogating or questioning)
испитивати {vt impf} :: to interrogate, question
испитивати {vt impf} :: to examine, test
испитивати {vt impf} :: to investigate, probe, check, inquire into
испитивач {m} :: examiner, interrogator
испитивачки {adj} :: searching, questioning, probing
испитни {adj} [relational] :: examining, testing
исплазити језик {v} :: stick one's tongue out (to push one's tongue out)
исплата {f} :: payment
исплатив {adj} :: profitable, cost-effective
исплативост {f} :: profitability, cost-effectiveness
исплатити {vt pf} :: to pay, pay off (debt, worker etc.)
исплатити {vr pf} :: to be worthwhile, be profitable
исплаћивати {vt impf} :: to pay, pay off (debt, worker etc.)
исплаћивати {vr impf} :: to be worthwhile, be profitable
исплести {vt pf} :: to plait
исплести {vt pf} :: to knit
исплести {vt pf} :: to braid
исплести {vt pf} :: to weave
исплести {vt pf} :: to entwine
исплетати {vt impf} :: to plait
исплетати {vt impf} :: to knit
исплетати {vt impf} :: to braid
исплетати {vt impf} :: to weave
исплетати {vt impf} :: to entwine
испливати {vi pf} :: to float to the surface (of sea, water, or any kind of liquid)
испливати {vi pf} :: to swim out (of water, to the shore)
испловити {vi pf} :: to leave port (of a ship or sailor)
исповед {f} :: confession
исповест {f} :: confession
исповијед {f} :: confession
исповијест {f} :: confession
испод {prep} :: below, under, beneath
испомоћ {f} :: assistance, help (in work)
испорука {f} :: delivery, transmittal
испоручивати {vt impf} :: to deliver
испоручити {vt pf} :: to deliver
испоставити {vt pf} :: to officially issue or deliver (bill, invoice)
испоставити {vr pf} :: to turn out, emerge
испостављати {vt impf} :: to officially issue or deliver (bill, invoice)
испостављати {vr impf} :: to turn out, emerge
исправа {f} :: official document, certificate
исправак {m} :: correction, rectification, amendment
исправан {adj} :: correct [free from errors]
исправан {adj} :: exact, accurate
исправан {adj} :: valid [of a document]
исправан {adj} :: right, proper
исправан {adj} :: true, fair, impartial
исправити {vt pf} :: to correct, rectify
исправити {vt pf} :: to straighten
исправљати {vt impf} :: to correct, rectify
исправљати {vt impf} :: to straighten
испражњавати {vt impf} :: to empty
испразан {adj} :: futile, vain, empty
испразнити {vt pf} :: to empty
испрати {vt pf} :: to rinse out, wash out
испред {prep} :: in front of, before
испред {prep} :: ahead
испрести {vt pf} :: to spin, finish spinning (make yarn)
испрести {vt pf} :: to concoct, invent (story, facts)
исприка {f} :: apology
исприка {f} :: excuse
испричавати {vt impf} :: to narrate, tell
испричавати {vr impf} :: to have a good talk
испричавати {vt impf} :: (Croatian) to excuse, justify
испричавати {vr impf} :: (Croatian) to apologize
испричати {vt pf} :: to narrate, tell
испричати {vr pf} :: to have a good talk
испричати {vt pf} :: (Croatian) to excuse, justify
испричати {vr pf} :: (Croatian) to apologize
испрљати {vtr pf} :: to dirty, soil
испробати {vt pf} :: to try, test
испробати {vi pf} :: to attempt, try
испробати {vt pf} :: to try on (clothes)
испунити {vt pf} :: to fill up
испунити {vt pf} [cooking] :: to stuff
испунити {vt pf} :: to fulfill, realize (promise, obligation, hope etc.)
испунити {vt pf} :: to satisfy, meet (condition)
испуњавати {vt impf} :: to fill up
испуњавати {vt impf} [cooking] :: to stuff
испуњавати {vt impf} :: to fulfill, realize (promise, obligation, hope etc.)
испуњавати {vt impf} :: to satisfy, meet (condition)
испуњив {adj} :: fulfillable, realizable
испустити {vt pf} :: to drop, release, let go
испустити {vt pf} :: to exude, emit, give off (sound, smell, signals etc.)
испухати {vt pf} [Croatia] :: to blow out, blow down (to clear or remove something by blowing)
испуштати {v impf} :: imperfective form of испустити
-ист {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a masculine noun, usually denoting a follower or a profession. Chiefly used for loanwords
истакнут {adj} :: prominent, distinguished
истакнути {vt pf} :: to emphasize, underline
истакнути {vt pf} :: to raise, hoist (banner, flag)
истакнути {vr pf} :: to stand out, distinguish oneself (by some virtue or skill)
истакнутост {f} [uncountable] :: noteworthiness, prominence
Истанбул {prop} {m} :: Истанбул (city)
истапати {vt impf} :: to melt
истапати {vr impf} :: to melt down
истарски {adj} :: Istrian
истарски {adv} :: in an Istrian manner, as an Istrian
истеравати {vt impf} :: to drive out, drive away, expel
истерати {vt pf} :: to drive out, drive away, expel
истеривати {vt impf} :: to drive out, drive away, expel
исти {adj} :: same
истина {f} :: truth
истинит {adj} :: true, authentic
истинит {adj} :: truthful
истинољубив {adj} :: truthful, veracious
истинољубивост {f} :: truthfulness, veracity
истинољубље {n} :: truthfulness, veracity
истински {adj} :: authentic, genuine, true
истински {adv} :: authentically, genuinely, truly
истицати {vt impf} :: to emphasize, underline
истицати {vt impf} :: to raise, hoist (banner, flag)
истицати {vr impf} :: to stand out, distinguish oneself (by some virtue or skill)
истјеравати {vt impf} :: to drive out, drive away, expel
истјерати {vt pf} :: to drive out, drive away, expel
истјеривати {vt impf} :: to drive out, drive away, expel
исто {adv} :: as well, also, too, likewise
истобојан {adj} :: having the same color
истовар {m} :: unloading (of cargo)
истоваривати {vt impf} :: to unload (cargo)
истоваривач {m} :: unloader (person)
истоварити {vt pf} :: to unload (cargo)
истоверац {m} :: co-religionist
истоветан {adj} :: identical, same
истоветност {f} :: equivalence, identity
истовјерац {m} :: co-religionist
истовјетан {adj} :: identical, same
истовјетност {f} :: equivalence, identity
истовремен {adj} :: coincidental (happening or existing at the same time)
истовремен {adj} :: simultaneous
истовремено {adv} :: simultaneously (at the same time)
истовременост {f} :: simultaneousness, simultaneity
истоврстан {adj} :: same, identical (in type, kind)
истодобан {adj} :: happening at the same time, simultaneous
истодобан {adj} :: of the same age
истодобно {adv} :: simultaneously
истодобно {adv} :: meanwhile
истодобност {f} [uncountable] :: simultaneousness, simultaneity
истозначан {adj} :: synonymous
истоимен {adj} :: having the same name; homonymous
исток {m} :: east
истокрван {adj} :: consanguineous
истомишљеник {m} :: like-minded person
истомишљеништво {n} :: like-mindedness
истопити {vt pf} :: to melt
истопити {vr pf} :: to melt down
историја {f} [Serbia] :: history
истородан {adj} :: cognate
истородан {adj} :: congeneric, congenerous
истородност {f} :: cognateness
истородност {f} :: congenerousness
истосмеран {adj} :: having the same direction
истосмеран {adj} :: direct (electrical current)
истосмерно {adv} :: codirectionally, in the same direction
истосмјеран {adj} :: having the same direction
истосмјеран {adj} :: direct (electrical current)
истосмјерно {adv} :: codirectionally, in the same direction
источни {adj} :: eastern
Источни Тимор {prop} {m} :: East Timor
источно {adv} :: east, eastwards
источњак {m} :: east wind
источњак {m} :: Oriental (person)
Истра {prop} {f} :: Istria
истрага {f} :: inquiry, investigation
истраживање {n} :: research
истраживање {n} :: investigation
истраживање {n} :: exploration
истраживати {vt impf} :: to investigate
истраживати {vt impf} :: to explore
истраживати {vt impf} :: to research
истраживач {m} :: explorer
истраживач {m} :: investigator
истраживач {m} :: researcher
истраживачки {adj} :: exploratory
истражитељ {m} :: investigator
истражити {vt pf} :: to investigate
истражити {vt pf} :: to explore
истражити {vt pf} :: to research
Истранин {prop} {m} :: Istrian
истребити {vt pf} :: to exterminate
истребљење {n} :: extermination, eradication
истребљивати {vt impf} :: to exterminate
истребљивач {m} :: exterminator
истренирати {vtr pf} :: to train
истријебити {vt pf} :: to exterminate
истрошен {adj} :: worn-out
истрошен {adj} :: used, consumed
истрошити {vt pf} :: to use up, wear out, waste
истрошити {vr pf} :: to use, waste (energy, money, strength)
иступати {vi impf} :: to come forward, come out (with statement or declaration)
иступати {vi impf} :: to resign, leave + из (from) (organization)
иступити {vi pf} :: to come forward, come out (with statement or declaration)
иступити {vi pf} :: to resign, leave + из (from) (organization)
истући {vt pf} :: to beat, thrash
Исус {prop} {m} :: Jesus
исушивати {v impf} :: imperfective form of исушити
исушити {vt pf} :: to dry up
исушити {vt pf} :: to drain
исушити {vt pf} :: to desiccate
исхабати {vir pf} :: to wear out, abrade
исход {m} :: outcome, result
исход {m} :: (in literature) east
исходиште {n} :: source, origin
исходиште {n} [mathematics] :: source
исхрана {f} [uncountable] :: diet, nutrition, nourishment, food
исцедак {m} :: secretion
исцедак {m} :: extract (of a fruit, vegetable, etc.)
исцедити {vt pf} :: to squeeze out, extract
исцеђивати {vt impf} :: to squeeze out, extract
исцелитељ {m} :: healer, doctor
исцелити {vt pf} :: to heal, cure
исцељивати {vt impf} :: to heal, cure
исциједити {vt pf} :: to squeeze out, extract
исцијелити {vt pf} :: to heal, cure
исцједак {m} :: secretion
исцједак {m} :: extract (of a fruit, vegetable, etc.)
исцјеђивати {vt impf} :: to squeeze out, extract
исцјелитељ {m} :: healer, doctor
исцјељивати {vt impf} :: to heal, cure
исцрпан {adj} :: comprehensive, exhaustive
исцрпити {vt pf} :: to exhaust, drain off
исцрпити {vr pf} :: to wear out
исцрпљивати {vt impf} :: to exhaust, drain off
исцрпљивати {vr impf} :: to wear out
исцрпно {adv} :: comprehensively, exhaustively
исцрпсти {v pf} :: Alternative form of исцрпити
исцуривати {vi impf} :: to leak out, run out
исцурити {vi pf} :: to leak out, run out
Италија {prop} {f} :: Italy
Италијан {prop} {m} :: (Bosnian, Serbian) Italian (male person)
Италијанка {prop} {f} :: (Bosnian, Serbian) Italian (female person)
италијански {adj} [Bosnian, Serbian] :: Italian
италијански {adj} [Bosnian, Serbian, in masculine, substantive] :: the Italian language
италијански {adv} :: (Bosnian, Serbian) as an Italian
италски {adj} :: Italic (pertaining to a subfamily of the Indo-European language family)
итд. {phrase} :: abbreviation of и тако даље; etc.
итеративан {adj} :: iterative
-ити {suffix} :: A suffix appended to words to form a verb
итко {pron} :: anybody, anyone
-ић {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a masculine noun, usually to form a diminutive or to denote a family name
ићи {vi impf} :: to go, walk
ићи {vi impf} :: to flow, run, leak (of liquid)
ићи {vi impf} :: to function, work (of a machine)
ићи {vi impf} :: to elapse, pass (of time or period)
ићи {vi impf} :: to belong to, classify as
ићи {vi impf} :: to suit, fit
ихтиолог {m} :: ichthyologist
ихтиологија {f} :: ichthyology
ихтиолошки {adj} :: ichthyologic
-ица {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a feminine noun, commonly used for forming diminutives
-ица {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a masculine or feminine noun, usually a pejorative
-ица {suffix} :: feminine equivalent of -ик
-ич {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a masculine noun, used only for four nouns: бранич, гонич, рибич and водич
-ичак {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a masculine noun in diminutive
-ичар {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a masculine noun, usually denoting a profession, person who does something or an animal
ичији {pron} :: anyone's, whosever
-ична {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a feminine noun, denoting kinship
-иша {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a masculine noun, usually denoting a feature or to form a proper name
ишарати {vt pf} :: to cover with scribbling
ишарати {vt pf} :: to mottle, spot, streak
ишарет {m} [regional] :: gesticulation
ишарет {m} [regional] :: presentiment, foreboding, apprehension
ишибати {vt pf} :: to flog, whip, birch
ишта {pron} :: anything
Иштван {prop} {m} :: given name
-иште {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a neuter noun, usually denoting a place where an action occurs
ишчупати {vt pf} :: to pluck, pull, uproot, tear out
ишчупати {vr pf} [figuratively] :: to escape, to free oneself
ј {letter} :: The 11th letter of the Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic alphabet
Ј {letter} :: The eleventh letter of the Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic alphabet. It is preceded by the letter И (I) and is followed by the letter К (K)
-ја {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a masculine noun, usually denoting a profession, performer or a feature, usually negative
ја {pron} :: I
ја {pron} :: me
ја {adv} [colloquial] :: yeah
јаблан {m} :: poplar (tree)
јабука {f} :: apple
јабука не пада далеко од стабла {proverb} :: apple does not fall far from the tree
јабуковача {f} :: apple cider
јабуковача {f} :: apple brandy
јабуковача {f} :: apple juice
јабуковача {f} :: apple pie
јабуковина {f} [uncountable] :: apple tree wood
јабучаст {adj} :: apple-like, apple-shaped
јабучица {f} :: a small apple
јабучица {f} :: cheekbone
јабучица {f} :: eyeball
јабучица {f} :: pulp (of the finger)
јабучни {adj} [relational] :: apple
јав {m} [archaic] :: announcement, notice
јав {m} [archaic] :: sign, information
јав {m} [archaic] :: appearance, occurrence
јав {m} [archaic] :: reality
јава {f} :: reality
јава {f} :: the state opposite of the sleeping or dreaming state
јавански {adj} :: Javanese
јавански {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Javanese language
јавити {vt} :: to inform, notify, let know
јавити {vr} :: to contact, let know of one's presence, get in touch
јавити {vrt} :: to greet, say hello
јавити {vr} :: to answer (a call)
јављати {v impf} :: imperfective form of јавити
јављати {vr impf} :: to occur, manifest
јавни {adj} :: public
јавно {adv} :: publicly, openly
јавност {f} [uncountable] :: public
јавор {m} :: maple
јагањац {m} :: lamb
јагма {f} :: plunder, booty
јагма {f} :: scramble, struggle (over resources)
јагмити {vr impf} :: to vie, contend, scramble for/over something
јагњад {f} [collective] :: lambs
јагње {n} :: (Bosnian, Serbian) lamb; a young sheep
јагњетина {f} [uncountable] :: lamb; flesh of sheep as food
јагода {f} :: strawberry
јагодични {adj} :: zygomatic
јагуар {m} :: jaguar
јад {m} :: misery
јад {m} :: distress
јад {m} :: bitterness
јад {m} :: grief
јадан {adj} :: miserable, pathetic
јадати {vr impf} :: to complain, lament
јадиковати {vi impf} :: to complain, grumble
јадиковати {vi impf} :: to mourn, grieve
јадити {vt impf} :: to upset, annoy
јадник {m} :: miserable person (wretched, needy, abandoned etc.)
јадник {m} :: weak or worthless person (especially morally)
јадница {f} :: miserable person (wretched, needy, abandoned etc.)
јадница {f} :: weak or worthless person (especially morally)
јадно {adv} :: miserably, poorly, pitifully
Јадран {prop} {m} :: Adriatic Sea
јадрански {adj} :: Adriatic
Јадранско море {prop} {n} :: Adriatic Sea
јаз {m} :: abyss
јаз {m} [figuratively] :: gap
јазавац {m} :: badger (animal)
јазбина {f} :: lair, den
-јај {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a masculine noun, usually denoting a result of an action or an object
јајаст {adj} :: egg-shaped, ovate
јајашце {n} :: (diminutive) egg
јајашце {n} :: ovum
јаје {n} :: egg
јаје {n} [mildly, vulgar, colloquial, usually, in the plural] :: ball, testicle
јаје {n} :: idiomatic and figurative meanings
јајни {adj} [relational] :: ovum; oval
јајник {f} :: ovary
јајовод {m} :: oviduct
јајолик {adj} :: egg-shaped, ovate
јајце {n} :: an egg
јајце {n} [mildly, vulgar, slang, usually in plural] :: ball, testicle
-јак {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a masculine noun, usually denoting a performer, feature, human relation, result of an action, object, diminutive or a proper name
јак {adj} :: strong
јак {m} :: yak (ox-like mammal)
јака интеракција {f} [physics] :: strong interaction
јака нуклеарна интеракција {f} [physics] :: strong nuclear interaction
јакета {f} :: jacket
јакна {f} :: jacket
јако {adv} :: very, very much
јако {adv} :: strongly
јакост {f} [uncountable] :: strength, intensity
јакут {m} [regional] :: ruby
јал {m} :: envy
јал {m} :: malice
јалан {m} :: lie, deceit, fraud
јалан {m} :: forgery, fake
јалан {adj} :: false, fake, phony, counterfeit
јалан {adj} :: envious
јалов {adj} :: barren, sterile
јалов {adj} :: (by extension) futile, hopeless
јаловица {f} :: barren cow, ewe or goat
јаловица {f} :: barren land
јаловица {f} [obsolete] :: barren woman
јалово {adv} :: hopelessly, futilely
јалово {adv} :: barrenly, sterilely
јаловост {f} [uncountable] :: barrenness, sterility
јаловост {f} [uncountable] :: futility, uselessness
јалтски {adj} [relational] :: Yalta
јама {f} :: excavation, hole, cavity
јама {f} :: hollow, depression
јама {f} :: hole, burrow
Јамајка {prop} {f} :: Јамајка (island/and/country)
Јамајчанин {m} :: Jamaican
јамац {m} :: guarantor
јамачан {adj} :: certain, sure, guaranteed
јамачно {adv} :: surely, certainly, doubtlessly
јамб {m} :: iamb
јаметина {f} :: large pit or hole
јамица {f} :: small hole or cavity
јамица {f} :: dimple (on a face)
јампски {adj} :: iambic
јамство {n} :: (Croatian) guarantee (anything that assures a certain outcome; a written declaration)
јамчити {vit impf} :: to guarantee
-јанин {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a masculine noun, usually denoting an inhabitant
јантар {m} :: amber
јантарни {adj} [relational] :: amber
јануар {m} :: January
јануарски {adj} [relational] :: January
јањад {f} [collective] :: lambs
јањац {m} :: lamb
јањетина {f} [uncountable] :: lamb; flesh of sheep as food
јањећи {adj} [relational] :: lamb
јањећи {adj} :: lamblike
јањешце {n} :: little, dear lamb
јањити {vir impf} :: to yean
јањичар {m} :: janissary
Јапан {prop} {m} :: Japan
Јапанац {prop} {m} :: Japanese (person)
Јапанка {prop} {f} :: Japanese (female)
јапански {adj} :: Japanese
јапански {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Japanese language
јар {m} [archaic] :: spring
јар {m} :: swelter, intense heat (also figuratively)
јара {f} [archaic] :: spring [season]
јара {f} :: barley sown in summer
јара {f} :: great heat, often from an oven or furnace
јара {f} :: vehemence, intensity, ferocity
јара {f} :: winter stabling for cattle
јарак {m} [regional] :: weapon for self-defense or hand-to-hand combat
јарак {m} :: gully, channel
јарак {m} :: ditch, trench, dike, canal
јарам {m} :: yoke
јарам {m} [figuratively] :: shackles, bondage, slavery
јаран {m} [Bosnia, slang] :: buddy, pal
јарац {m} :: billy goat (male goat)
јарац {m} [gymnastics] :: horse
јарац {m} [astrology] :: Capricorn
јарбол {m} :: mast (of a ship)
јарбол {m} :: flagpole, flagstaff
јаргован {m} [regional] :: alternative form of јоргован
јарговани {adj} :: alternative form of јорговани
јаре {n} :: kid (young goat)
јаребица {f} :: partridge
јарећи {adj} [relational] :: kid (young goat)
јарки {adj} :: bright, glowing (especially of color)
јарки {adj} :: warm, hot (especially of sun)
јарчев {adj} [relational] :: male goat; male goat's
јарџеван {m} [regional] :: alternative form of јоргован
јасан {adj} :: clear, limpid
јасен {m} :: ash tree (Fraxinus gen. et spp.)
јасеновац {m} :: A club made of ashwood
јасле {fp} [plurale tantum] :: manger
јасно {adv} :: clearly, obviously
јасновидац {m} :: a clairvoyant
јасност {f} [uncountable] :: clarity
јаспра {f} :: alternative form of аспра
јастог {m} :: lobster
јастреб {m} :: hawk
јастук {m} :: pillow
јастучни {adj} [relational] :: pillow
јатак {m} :: accomplice
јатак {m} :: bed
ја те волим {phrase} :: I love you
јато {n} :: flock (of birds, fish or insects)
јато {n} [regional, archaic] :: leeward
јатомице {adv} :: in a flock, in a swarm
јаук {m} :: scream, howl, cry
јаук {m} :: moan, whine, lament
јахање {n} :: riding
јахање {n} :: horsemanship
јахати {vit impf} :: to ride (horseback)
јахач {m} :: horseman
јахач {m} :: cavalryman
јахачица {f} :: horsewoman
јахачица {f} :: cavalrywoman
јахачки {adj} :: equestrian
јахачки {adv} :: as an equestrian
Јахве {prop} {m} :: Yahweh
јахта {f} :: yacht
јачање {n} :: strengthening
јачати {vi impf} :: to become stronger
јачати {vt impf} :: to strengthen (make stronger)
јачерма {f} :: alternative form of јечерма
јачина {f} [uncountable] :: strength, power
јачина {f} [uncountable] :: intensity, magnitude, volume
јашити {v impf} :: imperfective form of јахати
јаштер {m} [archaic, zoology] :: lizard
јаштер {m} [archaic, regional] :: sore throat
-је {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a neuter noun, usually denoting a young animal, plant, place name or is used as a collective noun
јебати {vt impf} [vulgar] :: to fuck
јебати {vr impf} [vulgar] :: to have sexual relationships with somebody
јебати {vt impf} [vulgar, figuratively] :: to bother, pest, annoy
јебати {vt impf} [vulgar, figuratively] :: not to pay attention, not to give a flying fuck
јебати {v impf} :: figurative and idiomatic senses
јебати матер {vt} [idiomatic, with dative, vulgar] :: to go fuck (someone, or oneself)
јебати матер {vt} [idiomatic, with dative, vulgar] :: to overdo (something)
јебач {m} [vulgar] :: fucker (one who fucks)
јебач {m} [vulgar, slang] :: stud, top dog
јебачица {f} :: fucker (female)
јебига {interj} [vulgar] :: fuck it, what are you going to do (expressing resignation, acceptance of unchangeable facts of life or indifference to others' difficulties)
јеби се {interj} [vulgar] :: fuck you
јеботе {interj} [vulgar] :: fuck, holy shit, for fuck's sake (expressing surprise or frustration)
јеванђеље {n} :: (Bosnian, Serbian) gospel
Јеврејин {m} [chiefly Serbia] :: Jew
јегуља {f} :: eel
јед {m} :: anger, rage, fury
јед {m} [expressively] :: poison
једак {adj} :: acerbic, acrid, pungent (taste)
једак {adj} [figuratively] :: caustic, acid, scathing, acerbic
један {num} :: one (1)
један {num} [as an article] :: a, one, some
једанаест {num} :: eleven
једанаесторица {f} :: (collectively) eleven men
једанпут {adv} :: once
једаћи {adj} :: eating, dining
једва {adv} :: barely, hardly, scarcely
једи говна {interj} [vulgar, slang] :: "eat shit!" fuck off!
јединац {m} :: only son
једини {adj} :: sole, only
јединити {vtr impf} :: to unite
јединица {f} :: one (digit or figure)
јединица {f} :: anything numbered one (playing card, tram, bus, player with a jersey number 1 etc.)
јединица {f} :: the school grade '1'
јединица {f} :: unit
јединица {f} :: the only daughter
јединична матрица {f} :: identity matrix (diagonal matrix with all diagonal elements equal to 1)
јединка {f} :: individual
јединка {f} :: the only daughter
једино {adv} :: only, solely
јединствен {adj} :: unique
јединствено {adv} :: uniquely
јединство {n} :: unity
јединство {n} :: oneness
јединцат {adj} :: only, sole
једнак {adj} :: equal, identical, same
једнако {adv} :: equally, same
једнакост {f} :: equality
једна ласта не чини пролеће {proverb} :: one swallow does not a summer make
једна ласта не чини прољеће {proverb} :: one swallow does not a summer make
једначина {f} [mathematics] :: (Bosnian, Serbian) equation
једначити {vt impf} :: to equalize (make equal)
једнаџба {f} [mathematics] :: (Croatian) equation
једнина {f} [grammar] :: singular
једнобојан {adj} :: having the same color
једнобојан {adj} :: monotonous
једнобоштво {n} :: monotheism
једногласан {adj} :: unanimous
једногласје {f} :: unanimity
једногласје {f} :: homophony (quality of being homophonous)
једногласно {adv} :: unanimously
једногласност {f} [uncountable] :: unanimity
једноделни {adj} :: one-piece
једнодијелни {adj} :: one-piece
једнодушан {adj} :: unanimous
једнодушно {adv} :: unanimously
једнодушност {f} [uncountable] :: unanimity
једноженство {n} [uncountable] :: monogamy
једноимен {adj} :: having only one name
једноимен {adj} :: having the same name
једнолик {adj} :: uniform, even
једноличан {adj} :: uniform, invariable
једноличан {adj} :: dull, monotonous
једноличност {f} [uncountable] :: uniformity, monotony (lack of change)
једном {adv} :: once, one time
једном {adv} :: at one time
једномишљеник {m} :: supporter, follower
једномишљеница {f} :: supporter, follower
једноок {adj} :: one-eyed
једнорог {m} :: unicorn
једнорук {adj} :: one-armed
једносмеран {adj} :: one-way
једносмјеран {adj} :: one-way
једнособан {adj} :: one-room (usually apartment)
једноставан {adj} :: simple
једноставно {adv} :: simply
једноставност {f} :: simplicity
једностран {adj} :: one-sided, lopsided, uneven
једностран {adj} :: partial, biased
једностран {adj} [definite] :: unilateral
једнострано {adv} :: one-sidedly, lopsidedly, unevenly
једнострано {adv} :: partially (in a partial, biased manner)
једнострано {adv} :: unilaterally
једностраност {f} [uncountable] :: one-sidedness
једноћ {adv} :: once, one time
једноћ {adv} :: at one time
једњак {m} :: gullet, oesophagus
једрењак {m} :: sailing ship
једрењак {m} :: schooner
једрењача {f} :: sailboat
једрењача {f} :: schooner
једрење {n} :: sailing (motion across water)
једрило {n} :: mast
једрити {vi impf} :: to sail (in a sailing ship)
једро {n} :: sail (a piece of fabric attached to a boat)
једро {n} :: nucleus
јеж {m} :: hedgehog
јежев {adj} [relational] :: hedgehog; hedgehog's
јежити {vr impf} :: to cower, bristle
јежић {m} :: a small hedgehog
језа {f} :: shudder, shiver
језа {f} :: horror
језа {f} :: thrill
језан {adj} :: horrid, gruesome, terrifying
језгра {f} :: core, nucleus
језгра {f} :: kernel, pit, stone
језгра {f} :: essence, heart
језгрица {f} :: a small core, kernel, nucleus
језгро {n} :: core, nucleus
језгро {n} :: kernel, pit, stone
језгро {n} :: essence, heart
језгровит {adj} :: concise, lapidary, brief
језгровито {adv} :: concisely, succinctly
језгровитост {f} [uncountable] :: conciseness, succinctness
језеро {n} :: lake
језерски {adj} :: lacustrine
језерце {n} :: small lake
језив {adj} :: terrifying, horrifying, spooky
језив {adj} :: awful, bad
језиво {adv} :: terrifyingly, horrifyingly
језиво {adv} :: awfully, badly
језик {m} [anatomy] :: tongue
језик {m} :: language
језикозналац {m} :: philologist
језикословац {m} [mainly, Croatian] :: linguist
језикословље {m} [uncountable] :: linguistics
језични {adj} [relational] :: [Croatian] language
језовит {adj} :: terrifying, horrifying
језовит {adj} :: bad, awful
језовито {adv} :: terrifyingly, horrifyingly
језовито {adv} :: awfully, badly
језуит {m} :: Jesuit
јек {m} :: clang, blare
јек {m} :: whimper, moan
јека {f} :: echo, reverberation
јекавица {f} [uncountable] :: Jekavian speech or dialects
јекавски {adj} :: Jekavian
јекавски {adv} :: as a Jekavian speaker
јекнути {v pf} :: perfective form of јечати
јектика {f} [uncountable, regional] :: tuberculosis
јела {f} :: fir
јелек {m} :: waistcoat, vest
јелек {m} :: jelick
јелен {m} :: male deer, buck, stag
јело {n} :: meal
јело {n} :: dish
јело {n} [by extension] :: food
јеловина {f} [uncountable] :: fir (wood)
јелша {f} [Croatia] :: alder
Јемен {prop} {m} :: Yemen
Јеменац {prop} {m} :: Yemeni
јеменски {adj} :: Yemeni
јемство {n} :: (Bosnian, Serbian) guarantee (anything that assures a certain outcome; a written declaration)
јен {m} :: yen (unit of Japanese currency)
јендек {m} [uncountable, regional] :: ditch
јењавати {vi impf} :: to let up, slacken, abate, flag, subside
јењати {vi impf pf} :: to let up, slacken, abate, flag, subside
јер {conj} :: because (for the reason)
јер {conj} :: for (for the reason)
јербо {conj} [archaic] :: because
јергован {m} [regional] :: alternative form of јоргован
Јерменија {prop} {f} [uncountable, Bosnian, Serbian] :: Јерменија (country)
Јерусалим {prop} {m} :: Јерусалим (the claimed (and de-facto) <<capital city>> of <<c/Israel>>)
јесен {f} :: autumn / fall
јесенас {adv} :: during this autumn/fall
јесенас {adv} :: last autumn/fall
јесенски {adj} [relational] :: autumn; autumnal
јесењи {adj} [relational] :: autumn; autumnal
јесетра {f} :: sturgeon
јестан {adj} :: positive, affirmative
јественик {m} [rare, obsolete] :: bill of fare, menu
јествина {f} :: dish (food)
јести {vit impf} :: to eat, consume
јестив {adj} :: edible
јестиво {n} [rare, obsolete] :: food
јетра {f} :: liver
јетрва {f} :: sister-in-law (husband's brother's wife)
јетрица {f} :: liver (as a meal)
јефтин {adj} :: cheap, inexpensive
јефтино {adv} :: cheaply
јефтиноћа {f} [uncountable] :: cheapness
јецај {m} :: sob, moan
јечам {m} :: barley
јечати {vi impf} :: to echo, resound
јечерма {f} :: a kind of usually male traditional vest of Oriental origin
јидиш {m} [uncountable] :: Yiddish
ЈНА {prop} {f} [military] :: initialism of Југославенска народна армија (Yugoslav People's Army, the military of socialist Yugoslavia from 1945 to 1991)
јова {f} :: alder
Јован {prop} {m} :: given name
Јован Крститељ {prop} {m} :: John the Baptist
јога {f} [uncountable] :: yoga
јогунаст {adj} :: capricious
јогунаст {adj} :: obstinate
јогунасто {adv} :: capriciously
јогунасто {adv} :: obstinately
јогурт {m} :: yogurt or yoghurt
јој {interj} :: woe! alas!
јок {adv} [colloquial] :: no
јорган {m} :: comforter, quilt
јоргован {m} :: lilac (Syringa vulgaris)
јорговани {adj} :: lilac
Јордан {prop} {m} :: Jordan (country, river)
Јорданац {prop} {m} :: Jordanian
јордански {adj} :: Jordanian
Јосип {prop} {m} :: given name
јоха {f} :: alder
још {adv} [with genitive when followed by a noun] :: more, another
још {adv} :: still
још {adv} :: way back, already
још {adv} :: even
још {adv} :: too, in addition, also
јошић {m} :: little alder-tree
јошић {m} :: alder log
јошт {adv} :: obsolete form of још
јоште {adv} [dated] :: alternative form of још
јубилеј {m} :: jubilee, anniversary
југ {m} :: south
југозапад {m} [uncountable] :: southwest
југозападни {adj} :: southwestern
југозападно {adv} :: southwestward
југоисток {m} [uncountable] :: southeast
југоисточни {adj} :: southeast
југоисточно {adv} :: southeastward
Југославен {prop} {m} [Croatia] :: Yugoslav
Југославенка {prop} {f} :: (Bosnian, Croatian) a female Yugoslav
југославенски {adj} [Croatia] :: Yugoslav
Југославија {prop} {f} :: Yugoslavia
Југословен {m} :: Yugoslav
Југословенка {prop} {f} :: (Serbian) a female Yugoslav
Југосфера {prop} {f} :: Yugosphere (the area of the former Yugoslavia)
јудаизам {m} :: Judaism
Јудеја {prop} {f} :: Judea
јудејски {adj} :: Judean
јужина {f} :: south wind
Јужна Америка {prop} {f} :: South America
Јужна Кореја {prop} {f} :: South Korea
јужно {adv} :: south, southwards
јужњак {m} :: south wind
јужњак {m} :: southerner
јул {m} :: Alternative spelling of јули, the month of July
јули {m} :: July
јулски {adj} [relational] :: July
јун {m} :: June (Gregorian calendar month)
јунак {m} [archaic] :: young man
јунак {m} [by semantic narrowing] :: soldier
јунак {m} [thence by semantic widening] :: hero, brave or strong man
јунак {m} [archaic] :: husband
јунак {m} [archaic] :: servant
јунак {m} [literary] :: brave horse of a hero
јунакиња {f} :: heroine, brave woman
јунац {m} :: bullock
јуначан {adj} :: heroic
јуначан {adj} :: brave, courageous, bold
јуначити {vt impf} :: to encourage, embolden
јуначити {vr impf} :: to take heart, take courage (make oneself bold)
јуначити {vr impf} [pejorative] :: to heroize (make or pretend oneself to seem as being a hero)
јуначки {adj} :: heroic
јуначки {adj} :: courageous, brave, valiant, fearless
јуначки {adv} :: courageously, bravely, gallantly, fearlessly
јунаштво {n} :: heroic deed
јунаштво {n} :: heroism
јуни {m} :: June
јуница {f} :: heifer
јунски {adj} [relational] :: June
Јупитер {prop} {m} :: Jupiter (planet, god)
јур {adv} [archaic] :: already
јурве {adv} :: alternative form of јур
јуре {adv} :: alternative form of јур
јурисдикција {f} :: jurisdiction
јурити {vi impf} :: to run at full/top speed, rush, race
јурити {vt impf} :: to chase, pursue sb
јуриш {m} :: charge
јуриш {m} :: dash
јуриш {m} :: onset
јуриш {m} :: rush
јуриш {interj} :: charge!
јуришати {vi impf} :: to assault, rush, attack (on)
јурнути {v pf} :: perfective form of јурити
јурт {m} [uncommon] :: alternative form of јурта
јурта {f} :: yurt
јурцати {vi impf} :: to rush, race, run
јурцати {vi impf} :: to run around
Јустин {prop} {m} :: given name
јутарњи {adj} :: morning
јутрити {vr impf} :: to break dawn, dawn
јутро {n} :: morning
јутро {n} :: Old unit for measurement of area, similar to acre
јутром {adv} :: in the morning
јутрос {adv} :: this morning
јутрошњи {adj} :: this morning's, of this morning
јуха {f} [Croatia] :: soup
јучашњи {adj} [relational] :: yesterday; yesterday's
јуче {adv} :: yesterday (on the day before today)
јучер {adv} :: yesterday (on the day before today)
јучерањи {adj} [relational] :: yesterday; yesterday's
јучерашњи {adj} [relational] :: yesterday; yesterday's
к {letter} :: The 12th letter of the Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic alphabet, preceded by ј and followed by л
к {prep} :: to
к {prep} :: towards
К {letter} :: The twelfth letter of the Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic alphabet. It is preceded by the letter Ј (J) and is followed by the letter Л (L)
-ка {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a feminine noun, denoting a part, profession, feature, membership, origin, social status, complexion, proper name, abstract noun or animal's name
ка {prep} :: alternative form of к
Каба {prop} {f} [Islam] :: Kaaba
кабао {m} :: bucket, pail, tub
кабаре {m} :: alternative form of кабарет
кабарет {m} :: cabaret
кабел {m} :: cable
кабила {f} [regional] :: tribe, kin
кабул {adj} :: accepted, granted
Кабул {prop} {m} :: Кабул (caplc)
кава {f} :: coffee
кавана {f} :: café
кавга {f} :: quarrel
кавга {f} :: brawl, fight, trouble
кавез {m} :: cage; birdcage
кавијар {m} :: caviar
Кавказ {prop} {m} :: Caucasus
кавкаски {adj} :: Caucasian (of, or relating to the Caucasus region or its people, languages and culture)
кад {conj} [interrogative] :: when
кад {conj} :: when
кад {conj} [subjunctive only] :: if (= да)
кад {conj} :: in miscellaneous constructs
кад {adv} :: ever (compare икад)
кад {adv} :: sometimes (compare некад)
кад {adv} :: in miscellaneous constructs
кад {m} :: incense
када {adv} :: ever, sometimes etc.; see кад for examples and details
када {conj} :: when, if etc.; see кад for examples and details
када {f} :: bathtub
кадаиф {m} :: kataifi
каденца {f} :: cadence
кадет {m} :: cadet (student at a military school)
Кадеш {prop} {m} :: Kadesh
кадило {n} :: incense
кадило {n} :: censer, thurible
кадионица {f} :: censer, thurible
кадионица {f} [slang] :: An excessively smoky room; a room where there is no clear air due to smokers’ smoke
кадити {v impf} :: to cense
кадити {v impf} :: to fumigate
кад на врби роди грожђе {idiom} [idiomatically] :: never; when pigs fly
кад на врби роди грожђе {idiom} [literally] :: when grapes grow on willows
кажипрст {m} :: forefinger
кажњавати {vt impf} :: to punish
кажњавати {vt impf} :: to penalize
кажњавати {vt impf} :: to fine
кажњеник {m} :: convict, prisoner
кажњив {adj} :: punishable
казалишни {adj} [usually, Croatian, relational] :: theatre; theatrical
казалиште {n} [usually, Croatian] :: theatre
казало {n} :: index (alphabetical listing)
казаљка {f} :: needle, indicator (on a dial, instrument, measuring device etc.)
казан {m} :: cauldron, kettle
казати {vit pf} :: to say
казати {vit pf} :: to speak
казати {vit pf} :: to declare
Казахстан {prop} {m} :: Казахстан (country)
казивати {vit impf} :: to say
казивати {vit impf} :: to speak
казивати {vit impf} :: to declare
казна {f} :: punishment
казна {f} :: penalty
казна {f} :: visitation [of God]
казнени {adj} :: penal
казнени {adj} :: punitive
казнено {adv} :: penally
казнено {adv} :: punitively
казнити {vt pf} :: to punish
казнити {vt pf} :: to penalize
казнити {vt pf} :: to fine
Каин {prop} {m} :: Cain (Biblical character)
Каиро {prop} {m} :: Каиро (caplc)
каиш {m} :: belt
кајак {m} :: kayak
кајати {vr impf} :: to repent
кајгана {f} :: omelette
кајиш {m} :: belt
кајкавац {m} :: speaker of the Kajkavian dialect
кајкавски {adj} :: Kajkavian
кајкавски {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Kajkavian dialect
кајкавски {adv} :: as a Kajkavian speaker
кајкавштина {f} [uncountable] :: Kajkavian
кајмак {m} :: kaymak
кајмак {m} :: cream (oily part of milk which rises to the top)
кајмак {m} :: foam appearing on the top when making coffee
кајмак {m} :: cream (the best part of something)
кајсија {f} :: apricot (fruit)
какав {adj} :: what kind of
какав {adj} :: any (kind of)
какав {adj} :: what (a)
какав {adj} :: idiomatic and figurative meanings
какав отац, такав син {proverb} :: like father, like son
какаовац {m} :: cocoa tree
каквоћа {f} :: quality
како {adv} :: how (in what way)
како {adv} :: how (used as a modifier to indicate surprise, delight, or other strong feelings)
како си {phrase} [informal, singular] :: how are you?
како сте {phrase} [formal, singular & plural] :: how are you?
какофонија {f} :: cacophony
какофоничан {adj} :: cacophonic
какофонично {adv} :: in a cacophonic manner
кал {m} :: mud
калај {m} [Bosnian, Montenegrin, Serbian, uncountable] :: tin
калварија {f} :: calvary
калвинизам {m} :: Calvinism
калем {m} :: reel (frame with radial arms)
калемити {vt impf} :: to graft, engraft
календар {m} :: calendar
калиграфија {f} [uncountable] :: calligraphy
калијум {m} :: potassium
калина {f} :: Viburnum spp., especially the snowball tree Viburnum opulus and the wayfaring-tree Viburnum lantana
калина {f} :: privet (Ligustrum vulgare)
калити {vt impf} :: to harden, temper (iron, steel)
калиф {m} :: caliph
Калифорнија {prop} {f} :: Калифорнија (state)
калифорнијски {adj} :: Californian
калк {m} :: calque
калкирати {vit impf pf} :: to calque
калкулатор {m} :: calculator (electronic device that performs mathematical calculations)
калкулација {f} :: calculation
калокагатија {f} [philosophy] :: kalokagathia
калуђер {m} :: monk (especially Orthodox)
калуп {m} :: cast, mold, stamp, die
калуп {m} :: model, standard, template
каљуга {f} :: mud
каљуга {f} :: puddle
каљужа {f} :: mud
каљужа {f} :: puddle
кам {m} [poetic] :: stone, rock
кама {f} :: kama
кама {f} :: a kind of dagger
кама {m} [Hinduism] :: one of the four main goals of the material existence
камата {f} [finance] :: interest
каматни {adj} [relational] :: [finance] interest
Камбоџа {prop} {f} :: Cambodia
камбоџански {adj} :: Cambodian
камбоџански {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Cambodian language; Khmer
камелеон {m} :: chameleon
камен {m} :: stone
каменац {m} :: (tooth) tarter
каменац {m} [anatomy] :: stone
камени {adj} [relational] :: stone; stony
каменит {adj} :: stony, rocky, rugged, craggy
каменит {adj} [relational] :: stone
каменовати {vt impf pf} :: to stone
каменолом {m} :: quarry (a site for mining stone, limestone or slate)
камење {n} :: (collectively) stones, rocks
камера {f} :: video camera
Камерун {prop} {m} :: Камерун (country)
Камерунац {prop} {m} :: Cameroonian
камерунски {adj} :: Cameroonian
ками {m} [regional, obsolete] :: stone
камила {f} :: camel
камин {m} :: hearth, fireplace
камион {m} :: truck (vehicle designed for carrying cargo)
камионски {adj} [relational] :: truck
камионџија {m} :: truck driver
камичак {m} :: a small stone
камо {adv} :: where (to), in which direction, whither
камоли {conj} [generally preceded by а] :: let alone, to say nothing of, much less
кампанологија {f} :: campanology
кампања {f} :: campaign
Кампидољ {m} :: Capitol (in Ancient Rome)
Кампидољ {m} :: The Capitoline Hill
кампидољски {adj} :: Capitoline
кампирати {vi impf} :: to camp (out)
Кампућија {prop} {f} :: Kampuchea. former name of Камбоџа [Cambodia]
камрикуша {f} :: A fictional large bird featuring in South Slavic folktales
камуфлажа {f} :: camouflage
кан {m} :: khan
кана {f} :: henna (Lawsonia inermis) (shrub; dye)
кана {f} :: kana
канабис {m} [uncountable] :: cannabis
Канада {prop} {f} :: Канада (country)
канадски {adj} :: Canadian
Канађанин {prop} {m} :: Canadian (person)
Канађанка {prop} {f} :: Canadian (woman)
канал {m} :: canal
канал {m} :: channel
канализација {f} [uncountable] :: sewerage system
канализација {f} [uncountable] :: drainage
канализирати {vtr impf pf} :: to channel
каналски {adj} [relational] :: channel or canal
канап {m} :: string, twine, cord
канаринац {m} :: canary (bird)
кандидат {m} :: candidate; applicant
кандидатура {f} :: candidacy, candidature
кандидирати {vtr impf pf} :: to nominate
кандило {n} [chiefly Eastern Orthodoxy] :: A vigil lamp; a cresset, usually hanging and richly decorated, containing a floating wick fed by oil, which is placed before icons and altars
канибал {m} :: cannibal
канибализам {m} :: cannibalism
канити {vi impf} :: to intend
канта {f} :: can
канта {f} :: pail
канталупа {f} :: cantaloupe
кантар {m} :: sea bream
кантар {m} :: halter
кантар {m} :: bridle
кантар {m} :: steelyard
кантар {m} :: kantar
кантонски {adj} :: Cantonese
кантонски {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Cantonese language
кану {m} :: canoe
канути {v pf} :: to drip (once)
канцелар {m} :: chancellor
канцеларија {f} :: office
канцероген {adj} :: carcinogenic
канцерозан {adj} :: cancerous
канџа {f} :: claw
канџија {f} [regional] :: whip
кањон {m} :: canyon (a valley cut in rock by a river)
као {adv} :: as, like
као {conj} :: as, like
као гром из ведра неба {adv} [idiomatic] :: out of the blue
каолин {m} :: kaolin
каолинит {m} [mineral] :: kaolinite
каос {m} [Croatian, uncountable] :: chaos
каотичан {adj} :: chaotic
каотично {adv} :: chaotically
кап {f} :: drop
кап {f} :: stroke (brain hemorrhage)
капа {f} :: cap (head covering)
капак {m} :: eyelid
капак {m} :: lid
капати {vi impf} :: to drip, leak
капати {vi impf} :: to drizzle
капацитет {m} :: capacity, capability, ability
капацитет {m} :: capacity, volume, size
капацитет {m} :: electrical capacitance
капела {f} :: chapel
капелан {m} :: chaplain (member of the clergy)
капелица {f} :: a small chapel
капетан {m} :: captain
капетански мостић {m} [nautical] :: bridge
капија {f} :: gate (to the house, yard, city etc.)
капилара {f} :: capillary
капирати {v pf} :: to understand, comprehend
капитал {m} :: capital (money and wealth)
капиталан {adj} :: capital (of prime importance)
капиталан {adj} :: serious, grave (mistake, death punishment etc.)
капиталан {adj} [economics, relational] :: capital
капитализам {m} :: capitalism
капиталистички {adj} :: capitalist, capitalistic
капиталистички {adv} :: capitalistically
капитално {adv} :: capitally
капитулација {f} :: capitulation, surrender
капитулирати {vi impf pf} :: to capitulate
капица {f} :: a small cap (head covering)
кап која је прелила чашу {f} [idiomatic] :: the straw that broke the camel's back
каплар {m} [military, Bosnian] :: corporal
каплар {m} [obsolete, military, Bosnian] :: sergeant
капљица {f} :: droplet
капнути {vi pf} :: to drip, leak
каприц {m} :: caprice, whim
каприциозан {adj} :: capricious
каприциозно {adv} :: capriciously
каприциозност {f} :: capriciousness, whimsicalness
капу кројити {phrase} :: (literally) to sew a hat
капу кројити {phrase} :: control one's life
капуљача {f} :: hood (covering)
капура {f} :: reticulum, bonnet, the second compartment of the stomach of a ruminant
капут {m} :: coat
караван {m} :: caravan (vehicle)
каравана {f} :: caravan (convoy)
каравански {adj} [relational] :: caravans (vehicle or convoy)
карактер {m} :: character
карактеран {adj} :: honest, moral (of a person, having a positive character)
карактеран {adj} [in definite forms, relational] :: character (usually of a person)
карактеристика {f} :: characteristic, feature
карактеристичан {adj} :: characteristic
карантена {f} :: quarantine
каранфил {m} :: carnation (flower)
каранфилић {m} :: clove (spice)
карате {m} :: karate
карати {vt impf} :: to scold
карати {vr impf} :: to quarrel
карати {vt impf} [vulgar] :: to fuck
карбоксилан {adj} [organic chemistry] :: carboxylic
карбонат {m} [chemistry] :: carbonate
кардинал {m} :: cardinal (official in Catholic Church)
кардиналски {adj} [relational] :: cardinals
кардиналски {adv} :: as a cardinal
кардиолог {m} :: cardiologist
кардиологија {f} [uncountable] :: cardiology
кардиолошки {adj} :: cardiological
кардиолошки {adv} :: as a cardiologist
каризма {f} :: charisma
каризматичан {adj} :: charismatic
каризматично {adv} :: charismatically
каризматичност {f} [uncountable] :: charisma (quality)
каријера {f} :: career
каријес {m} :: caries
карика {f} :: link (in a chain, also figuratively)
карика {f} [gymnastics] :: rings
карикатура {f} :: caricature, cartoon (a drawing satirising current public figures)
карикатурист {m} :: caricaturist
карикатурист {m} :: cartoonist
карикатуристички {adj} [relational] :: caricaturist
карипски {adj} :: Caribbean
кариран {adj} :: plaid, checkered
карлица {f} [archaic or rural] :: wooden trough, vat for mixing particularly milk
карлица {f} [Bosnia, Serbia] :: pelvis
Карловац {prop} {m} :: Карловац (city/and/municipality)
карма {m} :: karma
кармелићанин {m} :: Carmelite
кармелићанка {f} :: Carmelite nun
кармин {m} :: lipstick
карневал {m} :: carnival (festive occasion marked by parades)
карневалски {adj} [relational] :: carnival (festive occasion)
карневалски {adv} :: in a manner of carnival, as if in a carnival (festive occasion)
каро {m} :: , diamonds in card- and boardgames
каросерија {f} :: body (of a car)
Карпати {prop} {m} :: the Carpathians, Carpathian Mountains
карпатски {adj} :: Carpathian
карпуза {f} [regional] :: melon
карта {f} :: card
карта {f} :: map (geographic)
карта {f} :: ticket
картати {vir impf} :: to play cards, gamble
карташ {m} :: card player
карташ {m} :: gambler
картел {m} :: cartel
картица {f} :: a small card
картограф {m} :: cartographer
картографија {f} [uncountable] :: cartography
картографски {adj} :: cartographic
картографски {adv} :: cartographically
картон {m} [uncountable] :: cardboard, paperboard
картонски {adj} [relational] :: cardboard, paperboard
карфиол {m} :: cauliflower
карцином {m} :: cancer (disease)
кас {m} :: trot (gait of a horse)
каса {f} :: safe
каса {f} :: cash register
касаба {f} [regional] :: town
касаба {f} [regional] :: Podunk
касан {adj} :: late
касапин {m} [Bosnian, Serbian] :: butcher
касапин {m} :: (by extension) brutal, harsh person that causes bloodshed; slaughterer
касарна {f} :: barracks
касати {vi impf} :: to trot
касати {vi impf} :: to hurry, run after/behind somebody
Касијан {prop} {m} :: given name, Cassian
каскада {f} :: cascade
касније {adv} :: later on, afterwards
касније {adv} :: in the future
каснити {vi impf pf} :: to be late
касно {adv} :: late
каспијски {adj} [relational] :: Caspian Sea; Caspian
Каспијско језеро {prop} {n} :: Caspian Sea
Каспијско море {prop} {n} :: Caspian Sea
каста {f} :: caste
кат {m} [Croatia] :: floor, story
катаболизам {m} :: catabolism
катакана {f} :: katakana
катализатор {m} [chemistry] :: catalyst
каталог {m} :: catalog, catalogue
Каталонац {prop} {m} :: Catalonian (person)
Каталонија {prop} {f} :: Каталонија (autonomous community)
каталонски {adj} :: Catalan
каталонски {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Catalan language
катанац {m} :: padlock
катапулт {m} :: catapult
катапултирати {vt impf pf} :: to catapult
Катар {prop} {m} :: Катар (country)
катарза {f} :: catharsis
Катарина {prop} {f} :: given name
катастрофа {f} :: catastrophe
катастрофалан {adj} :: catastrophic
катастрофално {adv} :: catastrophically
катафора {f} [linguistics] :: cataphor
категорија {f} :: category
категоричан {adj} :: categorical
категорички {adj} :: categorical
категорички {adv} :: categorically
катедра {f} :: chair, department, cathedra (university unit)
катедра {f} :: cathedra (chair or throne of a bishop)
катедрала {f} :: cathedral
катекизам {m} :: catechism
катета {f} [geometry] :: cathetus
катехета {m} :: catechist
-кати {suffix} :: Suffix that turns verbs into diminutives
каткад {adv} :: sometimes
каткада {adv} :: sometimes
катода {f} :: cathode
катодни {adj} [relational] :: cathode
католик {m} :: Catholic
католицизам {m} [uncountable] :: Catholicism
католичанство {n} [uncountable] :: Catholicism
католички {adj} :: Catholic
катран {m} [uncountable] :: tar
катрански {adj} [relational] :: tar, containing tar, or covered with tar
каубој {m} :: cowboy
каубојски {adj} [relational] :: cowboys
каубојски {adv} :: as a cowboy
каузалан {adj} :: causal, causative
каузативан {adj} :: causative
кауч {m} :: couch
кафа {f} :: coffee
кафана {f} :: pub
кафана {f} :: tavern
кафана {f} :: coffeehouse
кафтан {m} :: kaftan
кахва {f} :: coffee
кахлица {f} [regional] :: potty
кацига {f} :: helmet
кача {f} [regional] :: snake
качкет {m} :: cap (head covering)
каша {f} :: porridge
кашаљ {m} :: cough
кашика {f} :: spoon
кашљати {vit impf} :: to cough
кашупски {adj} :: Kashubian
кашупски {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Kashubian language
квадрант {m} :: quadrant
квадрат {m} :: square
квадрат {m} [colloquial] :: square metre
квадратни {adj} [relational] :: square
квадратни {adj} :: square, squared (formed by multiplying a unit of length by)
квака {f} :: handle [especially of a door]
квака {f} :: A decisive detail in a legal document, computer program, algorithm etc. that enables or disables something; a catch
квака {f} :: háček
квалитативан {adj} :: qualitative
квалитетан {adj} :: quality
квалификација {f} :: qualification
квант {m} :: quantum
квантитативан {adj} :: quantitative
квантитативно {adv} :: quantitatively
квантитет {m} :: quantity
квантитета {m} :: quantity
квантни {adj} :: quantum
квар {m} :: defect, fault
кваран {adj} :: defective, damaged
кварити {vtr impf} :: to damage, ruin, spoil
кварити {vtr impf} :: to pervert, corrupt
кварк {m} [physics] :: quark
кварт {m} :: neighborhood, area
квартал {m} :: quarter (of a year)
квартални {adj} :: quarterly
квартално {adv} :: quarterly
квартет {m} [music] :: quartet
кварц {m} :: quartz (mineral)
квас {m} [archaic] :: alternative form of квасац
квас {m} :: kvass
квасац {m} :: yeast
квасити {vt impf} :: to wet, moisten, drench
квасити {vt impf} :: to soak, dip
квачило {n} :: clutch (in a car)
квачица {f} :: háček
Квебек {prop} {m} [Serbia] :: Квебек (capital city)
Квебек {prop} {m} [Serbia] :: Квебек (province)
квекер {m} :: Quaker
Квибек {prop} {m} [Serbian] :: Квибек (province)
Квибек {prop} {m} [Serbian] :: Квибек (capital city)
квинтет {m} [music] :: quintet
квислинг {m} :: quisling
квислиншки {adj} :: quisling
квислиншки {adv} :: as a quisling, in a manner of a quisling
кворум {m} :: quorum
квота {f} :: quota
кврагу {adv} :: damn damnit
кврагу {interj} :: damn! damnit!
кврга {f} :: bump (on body)
кврга {f} :: knob, knot, excrescence (on a tree)
кврчкав {adj} :: curly
Кејптаун {prop} {m} :: Кејптаун (city/legislative capital)
кекс {m} :: cookie [US], biscuit [UK]
кекс {m} :: cracker
келвин {m} :: kelvin
келераба {f} :: kohlrabi
келнер {m} [colloquial] :: waiter
Келт {prop} {m} :: Celt
Келткиња {prop} {f} :: Celt (female)
келтски {adj} :: Celtic
кељ {m} :: kale (Brassica oleracea)
кемија {f} [Croatian, uncountable] :: chemistry
кемијски {adj} :: (Croatian) chemical
кемичар {m} :: (Croatian) chemist
кемичарка {f} [Croatian] :: chemist
кенгур {m} :: kangaroo
Кенија {prop} {f} :: Kenya
Кенијац {prop} {m} :: Kenyan
кенијски {adj} :: Kenyan
кентаур {m} :: centaur (mythical half horse, half man)
кењажа {f} [vulgar, slang] :: shit (feces, an instance of defecation)
кењажа {f} [vulgar, slang] :: bullshit (nonsense)
кењати {v impf} [vulgar] :: to defecate
кењати {v impf} [vulgar] :: to talk nonsense; to annoy, bother with words
кењац {m} :: donkey
кепец {m} :: midget, dwarf
кер {m} [slang, Bosnian, Serbian] :: dog
керамика {f} :: ceramic or ceramics
керамика {f} :: earthenware
керамичар {m} :: ceramicist
керамичарка {f} :: ceramicist (female)
керамички {adj} :: ceramic
кербер {m} [Bosnian, Montenegrin, Serbian] :: Cerberus
керозин {m} :: kerosene (thin, colorless fuel)
кеса {f} :: pouch
кеса {f} :: sack, bag
кесити {vtr impf} :: to bare or show one's teeth
кестен {m} :: chestnut
кестенов {adj} [relational] :: chestnut
кестењаст {adj} :: chestnut (of a reddish brown colour)
кец {m} [regional, chiefly Serbia and Bosnia] :: ace
кецеља {f} :: apron
кечап {m} :: ketchup
кечига {f} :: sterlet (Acipenser ruthenus)
кеш {m} [uncountable, slang] :: cash, money
кеш {m} [uncountable, computing] :: cache
кибернетика {f} :: cybernetics
кибицирати {v impf} [Croatia, regional, slang] :: to kibitz, to observe a (tabletop) game (possibly while giving unsolicited advice)
кибицирати {v impf} [Croatia, regional, slang, more generally] :: to observe
кибицирати {v impf} [Croatia, regional, slang] :: to ogle, to make eyes at, to flirt
кибицовати {v impf} [Serbia, regional, slang] :: to kibitz, to observe a (tabletop) game (possibly while giving unsolicited advice)
кибицовати {v impf} [Serbia, regional, slang, more generally] :: to observe
кибицовати {v impf} [Serbia, regional, slang] :: to ogle, to make eyes at, to flirt
кибла {f} [regional] :: bucket
кибла {f} :: qibla, qiblah, kiblah
киван {adj} :: angry, bitter
киван {adj} :: resentful, irritated
киван {adj} :: wicked, malicious
киви {m} :: kiwi fruit
кивно {adv} :: angrily, bitterly
кивно {adv} :: resentfully
кивно {adv} :: wickedly, maliciously
кивност {f} :: grudge
кивност {f} :: anger
кивност {f} :: resentfulness, resentment
кивност {f} :: malice
кивња {f} :: grudge
кивња {f} :: resentment
кивња {f} :: malice
кидати {vt impf} :: to tear, tear off, break
киднапер {m} :: kidnapper
киднапирати {vt impf pf} :: to kidnap
кијамет {m} :: judgement day
кијамет {m} :: misfortune
кијамет {m} :: bad weather
кијати {vi impf} :: to sneeze
Кијев {prop} {m} :: Кијев (capital city)
кикирики {m} :: peanut
киклоп {m} :: cyclops
киклопски {adj} [relational] :: cyclops
киклопски {adj} :: giant, immense
киклопски {adv} :: as a cyclops
кикотати {vr impf} :: to giggle
кила {f} [pathology] :: hernia
Килиманџаро {prop} :: Килиманџаро (volcano)
килобајт {m} :: kilobyte
килограм {m} :: kilogram
километар {m} :: kilometer, kilometre
ким {m} :: caraway (Persian cumin)
ким {pron} :: (with) whom (instrumental)
КиМ {prop} :: Косово и Метохија (officially known as the Аутономна Покрајина Косово и Метохиja)
киме {pron} :: with whom (instrumental)
Кина {prop} {f} :: China (the country)
Кинез {prop} {m} :: Chinese (person)
кинески {adj} :: Chinese
кинески {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Chinese language
кинески {adv} :: in a Chinese manner, as a Chinese
кинин {m} :: quinine
кинологија {f} :: cynology
кинта {f} [slang] :: money
кинути {vi pf} :: to sneeze
-киња {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a feminine noun, denoting a profession, social status, kinship or to form a pejorative
кип {m} :: statue
Кипар {prop} {m} [Serbia, Bosnia] :: Cyprus
кипер {m} :: dump truck
кипети {vi impf} :: to boil, seethe
кипјети {vi impf} :: to boil, seethe
киптети {vi impf} :: to seethe, boil (also figuratively)
киптјети {vi impf} :: to seethe, boil (also figuratively)
Киргистан {prop} {m} :: Kyrgyzstan
кирија {f} :: rent (payment made by a tenant)
кисао {adj} [archaic, dialectal] :: synonym of кисео
кисела киша {f} :: acid rain
киселина {f} :: acid
кисео {adj} :: sour
кисео {adj} :: acidic
кисеоник {m} [Montenegro, Serbia] :: oxygen
кисик {m} [uncountable, Croatia] :: oxygen
кисмет {m} :: kismet
кисмет {m} :: fate
киснути {vi impf} :: to get wet, soaked
киснути {vi pf} :: to become sour
кист {m} :: brush
кит {m} :: whale
кита {f} :: bunch, bouquet
кита {f} [slang] :: penis
кита {f} [slang] :: pretty girl, chick
китити {vt impf} :: to decorate, adorn
китов {adj} [relational] :: whale
китолов {m} :: whaling
китоловац {m} :: whaler (person)
китоловац {m} :: whaleboat
кићен {adj} :: decorated, adorned
кићен {adj} :: ornate, elaborate, flamboyant
кифла {f} :: a type of crescent-shaped pastry roll
кихати {vi impf} :: to sneeze
кихнути {vi pf} :: to sneeze
кицош {m} :: dandy, fop
кич {m} :: kitsch
кичма {f} :: spine
кичма {f} :: backbone
кичмени {adj} :: spinal
киша {f} :: rain
кишан {adj} :: rainy
кишити {vi impf} :: to rain
кишница {f} [uncountable] :: rainwater
кишобран {m} :: umbrella
кишобранар {m} :: umbrella maker
кишовит {adj} :: rainy
киштра {f} :: wooden box, trunk or chest
Кјото {prop} {m} :: Кјото (capital city)
клавијатура {f} :: keyboard (a component of many instruments)
клавир {m} :: piano
клавирист {m} :: pianist
клавиристица {f} :: pianist (female)
клавиристкиња {f} :: pianist (female)
клада {f} :: log, block (of wood)
клада {f} [in the plural] :: shackle (wooden)
клада {f} :: dunce, dumb person
кладиво {n} [sports] :: hammer
кладити {vr impf} :: to bet, wager
кланац {m} :: gorge, ravine, narrow pass
клањати {vr impf} :: to bow
клањати {vr impf} [Islam] :: to pray
клањати {vt impf} [Islam] :: to pray (to say a prayer)
клаоница {f} :: slaughterhouse
кларинет {m} :: clarinet (woodwind musical reed instrument)
клас {m} :: ear [of corn]
класа {f} :: class (all meanings)
класик {m} :: classic (author)
класификација {f} :: classification
класичан {adj} :: classical
класни {adj} [relational] :: class
клати {vtr impf} :: to slaughter, butcher
клатно {n} :: pendulum
клаун {m} :: clown (performance artist working e.g. in a circus)
клаун {m} :: a silly, irresponsible person
клевета {f} :: slander, calumny
клемпав {adj} :: lop-eared
клен {m} :: field maple (Acer campestre)
клен {m} :: European chub (Leuciscus cephalus)
клепетуша {f} :: cowbell
клептоман {m} :: kleptomaniac
клептоманија {f} :: kleptomania
клептоманка {f} :: kleptomaniac (femal)
клептомански {adj} :: kleptomaniacal
клептомански {adv} :: kleptomaniacally
клерофашист {m} :: clerofascist
клетва {f} :: curse
клетва {f} :: oath
клетва {f} :: anathema
клети {vt impf} :: to curse (place a curse upon)
клети {vi impf} :: to curse, swear (use offensive language)
клети {vr impf} :: to swear (take an oath)
клети {adj} :: damned
клетка {f} :: ventricle
клечати {vi impf} :: to kneel
клешта {n} [plurale tantum] :: pliers
клизав {adj} :: slipper, slick
клизавост {f} [uncountable] :: slipperiness
клизак {adj} :: slippery
клизалиште {n} :: skating rink
клизаљка {f} :: ice skate
клизати {vi impf} :: to ice-skate
клизати {vir impf} :: to skid, slide
клизач {m} :: skater (on ice)
клизити {vi impf} :: to glide, slide, skim
клизнути {vi pf} :: to slip, slide, skid
клизнути {vi pf} :: to glide, slide, slither
клијент {m} :: client
клијетка {f} :: ventricle
клијешта {n} [plurale tantum] :: pliers
клик {m} :: cry, scream, cheer, shriek (of joy, approval, encouragement etc.)
клик {m} :: scream (of a bird)
клик {m} :: click (with a computer mouse)
кликер {m} :: marble (ball)
кликнути {v pf} :: perfective form of кликтати
кликтати {vi impf} :: to cheer, cheerfully shout
кликтати {vi impf} :: to acclaim (shout approval)
клима {f} :: climate
климав {adj} :: loose, unsteady, shaky
климав {adj} :: wobbly
климакс {m} :: climax
климактеријски {adj} :: climacteric, menopausal
климактеријски {adv} :: as if during a menopause
климатологија {f} :: climatology
клин {m} :: wedge
клин {m} :: nail (spike-shaped metal fastener)
клинац {m} [colloquial] :: kid, child
клинац {m} :: nail, peg
клинка {f} [colloquial] :: a small girl
клин се клином избија {idiom} [idiomatic] :: fight fire with fire
клинч {m} :: clinch (act or process of holding fast)
клињо {m} :: kid (little boy)
клип {m} :: piston
клип {m} :: corncob
клипа {f} :: alternative form of клип
клипан {m} :: rude and ill-mannered person (especially younger)
клипан {m} :: clumsy person, lubber
клипњача {f} :: piston rod
клисура {f} :: gorge, ravine
клисура {f} :: rock, crag
клиторис {m} [anatomy] :: clitoris
клицати {vi impf} :: to cheer, jubilate, cheerfully shout
клицати {vi impf} :: to support someone by cheers or shouts (+ dative)
клише {m} :: cliché
клобук {m} :: hat (head covering)
клобучар {m} :: hatter
клован {m} :: clown (performance artist working e.g. in a circus)
клован {m} :: a silly, irresponsible person
кловн {m} :: clown (performance artist working e.g. in a circus)
кловн {m} :: a silly, irresponsible person
клозет {m} :: water closet, WC
клозет {m} :: toilet
клокан {m} [Croatia] :: kangaroo
клон {m} :: clone
клонити {vr impf} :: to shun, avoid
клонулост {f} :: lassitude, exhaustion, collapse, enervation, languor
клопа {f} [slang] :: grub, chow (food)
клопати {v impf} [slang] :: to eat
клопка {f} :: snare, trap
клор {m} [Croatian] :: chlorine
клорофил {m} :: (Croatian) chlorophyll (green pigment)
клороформ {m} :: chloroform
клот {adj} [Vojvodina] :: basic, undecorated
клот {adj} [Vojvodina] :: unseasoned, ungarnished
клот {m} :: broadcloth
клошар {m} :: tramp, vagrant
клошар {m} :: good for nothing
клуб {m} :: club [association of members]
клуб {m} :: nightclub
клупа {f} :: bench
клупко {n} :: skein, ball (rolled up quantity of yarn, thread, rope etc.)
клупко {n} [figuratively] :: web, weave, tangle
клупски {adj} [relational] :: club
кљенут {f} :: failure of a body organ
кљова {f} :: tusk
кљун {m} :: bill, beak (of a bird)
кљун {m} :: bow (of a ship)
кљусе {n} :: plug, nag, hack (horse)
кључ {m} :: key
кључ {m} :: spanner, wrench
кључан {adj} :: key, crucial, critical
кључати {vi impf} :: to boil, seethe
кмет {m} :: peasant (especially feudal)
кмет {m} :: village major or leader
кметица {f} :: peasant (especially feudal, female)
кметство {n} [uncountable] :: serfdom
кн {noun} :: abbreviation of kuna (Croatian currency)
кнегиња {f} :: princess
кнедл {m} :: dumpling (food)
кнедла {m} :: dumpling
кнежев {adj} [relational] :: prince; prince's
кнежевина {f} :: principality
кнез {m} :: prince
кнут {m} :: knout
књига {f} :: book
књига {f} [archaic, poetic] :: scroll, letter, missive
књиговодство {n} :: bookkeeping
књиговодство {n} :: accounting
књижара {f} :: bookshop
књижевни {adj} :: literary
књижевник {m} :: man of letters
књижевница {f} :: a woman writer, authoress
књижевнички {adj} [relational] :: author or writer; author's, writer's
књижевнички {adv} :: as an author or writer
књижевно {adv} :: literarily
књижевност {f} :: literature
књижити {vt impf} :: to enter, book, make an entry (into a business book or file)
књижица {f} :: booklet
књижни {adj} [relational] :: book or books
књижни {adj} :: composed of or containing books
књижница {f} :: library
књижничар {m} :: librarian
књижничарство {n} [uncountable] :: librarianship
књижнични {adj} [relational] :: library
књижуљак {m} :: booklet
књижурина {f} :: a huge book
књишки {adj} :: (of language style, vocabulary, etc.) bookish, literary
књишки {adv} :: bookishly
-ко {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a masculine noun, usually denoting a negative feature
ко {pron} [interrogatively, Serbia, Bosnia, Montenegro] :: who
коагулација {f} [uncountable] :: coagulation
коаксијалан {adj} :: coaxial
коаксијалац {m} :: coaxial cable (a transmission line)
коалирати {vi impf pf} :: to join or form a coalition
коалиција {f} :: coalition
коаутор {m} :: coauthor
коауторски {adj} :: coauthorial
коауторски {adv} :: as a coauthor
коауторство {n} :: coauthorship
коб {f} :: fate
коб {f} :: destiny
коб {f} :: omen
кобајаги {adv} [regional] :: ostensibly, pretendedly
кобан {adj} :: fatal, baleful, ominous
кобан {adj} :: tragic, unlucky
кобасица {f} :: sausage
кобац {m} :: sparrow hawk
кобила {f} :: mare [female horse]
кобилица {f} :: keel (beam around which the hull of a ship is built)
кобилица {f} :: (diminutive) mare
кобилица {f} :: bridge (piece, on string instruments, that supports the strings from the sounding board)
кобиљи {adj} [relational] :: mare
кобно {adv} :: fatally, balefully
кобно {adv} :: tragically
кобра {f} :: cobra
ковак {adj} :: malleable
коваленција {f} :: covalence
кованица {f} :: coinage (coined word)
кованица {f} :: coin (money)
ковати {vt impf} :: to forge
ковати {vt impf} :: to mint, coin
ковати {vt impf} :: to plot, hatch
ковач {m} :: smith
ковач {m} :: blacksmith
Ковачевац {prop} {m} :: Ковачевац (settlement)
ковачевачки {adj} [relational] :: Kovačevac
Ковачићевац {prop} {m} :: an inhabitant of Kovačići
Ковачићи {prop} {m} :: Ковачићи (settlement)
ковачићки {adj} [relational] :: Kovačići
ковачица {f} :: smith
ковачица {f} :: blacksmith
ковачница {f} :: blacksmith' shop, forge
коверта {f} [colloquial] :: envelope (wrapper for mailing)
ковертирати {vt impf pf} :: alternative form of кувертирати
ковиље {n} :: feathergrass
ковитлати {vitr impf} :: to swirl, whirl, spin
ковитлац {m} :: whirl, whirling, whirlwind
ковитлац {m} :: vortex
ковница {f} :: mint (money-producing building or institution)
коврча {f} :: lock, curl (of hair)
коврчав {adj} :: curly
коврчавост {f} [uncountable] :: curliness
коврчаст {adj} :: curly
коврчати {vtr impf} :: to curl (usually hair)
коврчица {f} [diminutive] :: kinkle, ringlet, lock
коврџа {f} :: lock, curl (of hair)
коврџав {adj} :: curly
коврџаст {adj} :: curly
ковчег {m} :: case
ковчег {m} :: suitcase
ковчежина {f} [pejorative, augmentative] :: chest, box, suitcase
ковчежић {m} :: casket
ког {pron} :: of whom (genitive)
ког {pron} :: whom (accusative)
кога {pron} :: of whom (genitive)
кога {pron} :: whom (accusative)
когнитиван {adj} :: cognitive
когод {pron} :: whoever
код {prep} :: by, at, near, besides (denoting position or occurrence in the immediate proximity or among the members of a group)
код {m} :: code
кодекс {m} :: codex
кодификација {f} :: codification
ко другоме јаму копа, сам у њу упада {proverb} :: he who digs a pit for others falls in himself
коегзистенција {f} :: coexistence
коефицијенат {m} [mathematics] :: coefficient
коефицијент {m} [mathematics] :: coefficient
кожа {f} :: skin
кожа {f} :: leather
кожар {m} :: skinner, tanner, currier
кожара {f} :: leatherworks
кожара {f} :: tannery
кожарница {f} :: tannery
кожарски {adj} [relational] :: leatherworking, tanners, tanning, leatherworks
кожарски {adv} :: as a tanner, skinner, currier
кожарство {n} [uncountable] :: leather trade, industry or manufacturing
кожнат {adj} :: leathery
кожни {adj} :: leather, leathern
кожун {m} [regional] :: sheepskin coat
кожух {m} :: sheepskin coat
коза {f} :: goat
козак {m} :: Cossack
козар {m} :: goatherd
Козарац {prop} {m} :: Козарац (settlement)
козарачки {adj} [relational] :: Kozara
козарачки {adj} [relational] :: Kozarac
Козаревац {prop} {m} :: Козаревац (settlement)
козаревачки {adj} [relational] :: Kozarevac
Козаревчанин {prop} {m} :: an inhabitant of Kozarevac
козарење {n} :: goat breeding
козарење {n} :: goat herding
козарски {adj} [relational] :: goatherd; goatherd's
козарски {adv} :: as a goatherd
козарство {n} :: goat breeding
Козарчанин {prop} {m} :: an inhabitant of Kozarac
козачки {adj} :: Cossack
козачки {adv} :: as a Cossack
козер {m} :: banterer, good conversationalist, charmer
козерија {f} :: causerie
козерство {n} :: causerie (ability to hold or write)
козетина {f} :: goatmeat
козетина {f} [augmentative, pejoratively] :: goat
Козиншчак {prop} {m} :: Козиншчак (settlement)
козица {f} :: a small goat
козица {f} :: shrimp
козице {f} [plurale tantum] :: smallpox
козичав {adj} :: pockmarked, pitted
козјетина {f} :: goatmeat
козји {adj} :: goat; goatish
козлац {m} :: cuckoopint
козлетина {f} :: kid's meat
козлетина {f} :: roasted kid meat
козлинац {m} :: milk-vetch
козлић {m} [diminutive] :: kid (young goat)
козлић {m} :: sawbuck
козлић {m} :: buck (frame used for gymnastic vaulting)
козметика {f} :: cosmetics
козметичар {m} :: beautician
козметичарски {adj} [relational] :: beautician
козметичарски {adv} :: as a beautician
козметички {adj} :: cosmetic
козметички {adv} :: cosmetically
козметологија {f} [uncountable] :: cosmetology
козмички {adj} :: cosmic
козмогонија {f} :: cosmogony
козмографија {f} [uncountable] :: cosmography
козмодром {m} :: cosmodrome
козмологија {f} :: cosmology
козмополит {m} :: cosmopolite
козмополитизам {m} :: cosmopolitism
козмополитски {adj} :: cosmopolitical
козмополитски {adv} :: as a cosmopolite
козмос {m} :: cosmos, universe
козорог {m} :: ibex (type of wild mountain goat)
коинцидентан {adj} :: coincidental (occurring as or resulting from coincidence)
коинциденција {f} :: coincidence
којешта {pron} :: various things, all sorts of things
којешта {pron} [pejorative] :: nonsense, drivel
који {pron} [interrogative] :: which, what
који {pron} [relative] :: which, that, who
који {pron} [indefinite] :: some
који {pron} :: (as an intensifier) what a/an
који курац {interj} [vulgar] :: what the fuck, why the fuck
којот {m} :: coyote
кокаин {m} [uncountable] :: cocaine
кокета {f} :: coquette
кокетан {adj} :: coquettish
кокодакати {vi impf} :: to cackle, cluck
кокос {m} :: coconut
кокосова палма {f} :: coconut palm
кокосов орах {m} :: coconut
кокош {f} :: hen (literally)
кокош {f} :: chicken (in general)
кокошка {f} [colloquial] :: hen (female chicken)
коктел {m} :: cocktail
кола {np} [plurale tantum] :: cart, wagon, vehicle
кола {np} [plurale tantum, Bosnian, Serbian] :: car
кола {np} :: plural of коло
кола {f} :: Coca-Cola, a coke, a cola
колаборација {f} :: collaboration
колаж {m} :: collage
колајна {f} :: medal
колајна {f} :: necklace
колац {m} :: stake
колац {m} :: pale
колач {m} :: cake
колач {m} :: pastry
колебати {vr impf} :: to hesitate
колебати {vi impf} :: to sway, swing, oscillate
колебљив {adj} :: hesitant
колебљив {adj} :: uncertain, unsure
колебљиво {adv} :: hesitantly
колебљиво {adv} :: uncertainly, unsurely
колевка {f} :: cradle
колега {m} :: colleague
колегијалан {adj} :: friendly (acting like a good comrade/fellow)
колектив {m} :: collective
колективан {adj} :: collective
колективизам {m} :: collectivism
колективизација {f} :: collectivization
колективно {adv} :: collectively
колектор {m} :: collector
колекција {f} :: collection
колено {n} :: knee
колено {n} :: joint, bent
колено {n} :: knot
колено {n} :: knuckle
колено {n} :: angle
колено {n} :: generation, descent
колено {n} :: family, race, house
колера {f} [uncountable] :: cholera
колеџ {m} :: college
колеџ {m} :: faculty
колеџ {m} :: department in a college or university
колиба {f} :: hut, cottage, cabin
колибри {m} :: hummingbird
колибрић {m} :: hummingbird
колијевка {f} :: cradle
колик {adj} [interrogatively] :: how large/big
колик {adj} :: what a (expressing amazement at the size, quantity or scope of something)
колико {adv} :: (interrogatively) how much, how many
колико {adv} :: as much as, as many as, as
колико {adv} :: (ма + ~, ~ + год) no matter how much
колико-толико {adv} :: so-so, fairly well
колица {n} [plurale tantum] :: handcart
колица {n} [plurale tantum] :: pram
колица {n} [plurale tantum] :: wheelchair
количина {f} :: quantity, amount
количник {m} [mathematics] :: quotient
коло {n} :: wheel
коло {n} :: a folk dance primarily danced by South Slavs
коло {n} :: level, phase, volume, round, stage
коловоз {m} :: august
колодвор {m} [Croatia] :: railroad or bus station
колоквијални {adj} :: colloquial
колоквијално {adv} :: colloquially
Коломбо {prop} {m} :: Коломбо (the commercial <<capital>> and largest <<city>> of <<c/Sri Lanka>>)
колона {f} :: column (of soldiers, vehicles, people, animals, objects etc.)
колона {f} :: column (vertical line of entries in a table)
колонизатор {m} :: colonizer
колонизација {f} :: colonization
колонија {f} :: colony
колонијалан {adj} :: colonial
колонијализам {m} :: colonialism
колонист {m} :: colonist, settler
колосалан {adj} :: colossal
колосално {adv} :: colossally
колосек {m} :: railroad gauge
колосијек {m} :: railroad gauge
колотур {m} :: pulley
Колумбија {prop} {f} :: Колумбија (country)
Колумбијац {prop} {m} :: Colombian
колумбијски {adj} :: Colombian
колут {m} :: ring, disc (circular object or motion)
колут {m} :: hoop
колхоз {m} :: kolkhoz
кољач {m} :: cutthroat
кољено {n} :: knee
кољено {n} :: joint, bent
кољено {n} :: knot
кољено {n} :: knuckle
кољено {n} :: angle
кољено {n} :: generation, descent
кољено {n} :: family, race, house
кољиво {n} :: koliva
ком {pron} :: to whom (dative)
ком {pron} :: who (locative)
кома {f} :: coma
комад {m} :: piece, part
комад {m} :: parcel
комад {m} :: fragment
комад {m} [slang] :: pretty girl, chick
комадати {vt impf} :: to tear, chop or divide (in)to pieces
комадић {m} :: small piece, small part
команда {f} :: command
команда {f} :: control
команда {f} :: crew
команда {f} :: headquarters
командант {m} :: commander
командир {m} :: commander
комарац {m} :: mosquito
комарица {f} :: mosquito
комасација {f} :: land consolidation
комбајн {m} :: combine harvester
комбинатор {m} :: combiner, one who combines
комбинатор {m} [computer science] :: combinator
комбинација {f} :: combination
коме {pron} :: to whom [dative]
коме {pron} :: in whom [locative]
комедија {f} :: comedy
комеморација {f} :: commemoration
коментар {m} :: comment
коментатор {m} :: commentator
коментирати {vit impf pf} :: to comment
комерцијалан {adj} :: commercial
комерцијално {adv} :: commercially
комесар {m} :: commissioner
комесар {m} :: commissar
комета {f} :: comet
комешати {vt impf} :: to agitate, stir up
Коминтерна {prop} {f} :: Comintern
комисија {f} :: commission (body or group of people)
комитет {m} :: committee
комичан {adj} :: comic, comical (being funny)
комичар {m} :: comedian
комичарка {f} :: comedienne
комичност {f} [uncountable] :: funniness, ridiculousness, comicality
комода {f} :: commode, chest of drawers
комодитет {m} :: comfort
комора {f} :: larder, pantry, closet, boxroom or utility room
комора {f} :: chamber, house (legislative body)
комора {f} :: ventricle (of a heart)
комора {f} :: chamber, container, compartment (technical)
коморач {m} :: alternative form of коромач
комотан {adj} :: comfortable
комотан {adj} [figuratively] :: nonchalant, carefree, slow (of a person)
компактан {adj} :: compact
компанија {f} :: company (corporation)
компањон {m} :: partner (especially in business)
компањон {m} :: companion, friend
компаратив {m} [grammar] :: comparative
компарација {f} :: comparison
компас {m} :: compass
компатибилност {f} [uncountable] :: compatibility
компензација {f} :: compensation
компетентан {adj} :: competent
компетентно {adv} :: competently
компетенција {f} [uncountable] :: competence
компилација {f} :: compilation
компјутер {m} :: computer
компјутор {m} :: computer
комплекс {m} :: complex (collection of buildings)
комплекс {m} :: complex (psychologically based dislike or fear)
комплексан {adj} :: complex
комплексност {f} :: complexity
комплементаран {adj} :: complementary
комплет {m} :: (complete) set of something (+ genitive)
комплетан {adj} :: complete
комплетно {adv} :: completely
компликација {f} :: complication
композитор {m} [music] :: composer, compositor, songwriter
композиторица {f} [music, Bosnian] :: composer (female)
композиција {f} :: composition
компонента {f} :: component
компресија {f} :: compression
компресор {m} :: compressor
компромис {m} :: compromise (settlement of differences by arbitration or by consent reached by mutual concessions)
компромисан {adj} [relational] :: compromise
компромисно {adv} :: through compromise
компулзија {f} :: compulsion
кому {pron} :: to whom (dative)
комунизам {m} :: communism
комуникативан {adj} :: communicative
комуникативно {adv} :: communicatively
комуникација {f} :: communication
комуницирати {vi impf pf} :: to communicate
комфор {m} [uncountable] :: comfort
комфоран {adj} :: comfortable
комфорно {adv} :: comfortably
комшија {m} :: neighbour (a person living on adjacent or nearby land)
комшилук {m} [Bosnia, regional Croatia, Serbia] :: neighborhood
конак {m} :: inn, hostel
конак {m} :: accommodation
конац {m} :: end
конац {m} :: thread (long, thin and flexible form of material)
коначан {adj} :: final, definite, last
коначно {adv} :: finally, at last
коначно {adj} :: final
коначно {adj} :: finite
коначност {f} :: definiteness, finality
конвексан {adj} :: convex
конвент {m} :: convent
конвенција {f} :: convention (meeting, custom, agreement)
конвенционалан {adj} :: conventional
конвенционално {adv} :: conventionally
конверзација {f} :: conversation (usually informal)
конверзација {f} :: discussion
конверзацијски {adj} :: conversational
конверзацијски {adv} :: conversationally
конверзија {f} :: conversion
конвертибилан {adj} :: convertible (of currency)
конвертибилна марка {f} :: convertible mark (BAM)
конвој {m} :: convoy
конгенијалан {adj} :: congenial
конгенијално {adv} :: congenially
Конго {prop} {m} :: Конго (river)
Конго {prop} {m} :: Конго (country)
Конго {prop} {m} :: Конго (country)
конгрегација {f} :: congregation
конгрегационализам {m} :: congregationalism, Congregationalism
конгрес {m} :: congress
конгресмен {m} :: congressman
конгресни {adj} :: congressional
конгруентан {adj} :: congruent
конгруенција {f} [grammar] :: congruence
кондензатор {m} :: condenser
кондензатор {m} [electronics] :: capacitor
кондензација {f} :: condensation
кондиција {f} :: condition
кондиција {f} :: condition, shape, form
кондиционал {m} [grammar] :: conditional
кондом {m} :: condom
кондуктер {m} :: conductor (person who takes tickets on public transportation)
кондукција {f} [physics] :: conduction
кондура {f} [regional] :: shoe
конзервативан {adj} :: conservative
конзервативно {adv} :: conservatively
конзул {m} :: consul
конзумација {f} :: consumption
коничан {adj} :: conical
конјугација {f} [grammar] :: conjugation
конјугација {f} :: conjugation (fusion of organisms)
конкаван {adj} :: concave
конкавно {adv} :: concavely
конкордат {m} :: concordat
конкретан {adj} :: concrete
конкретно {adv} :: concretely
конкубина {m} :: concubine
конкурент {m} :: competitor
конкурентност {f} :: competitiveness
конкурентност {f} :: concurrency
конкуренција {f} :: competition (the side to compete with)
коноба {f} [regional] :: tavern
коноба {f} [regional] :: cellar
конобар {m} :: waiter (male attendant who serves customers in a restaurant)
конобарица {f} :: waitress
коноп {m} :: alternative form of канап
конопац {m} :: rope, cord
конопља {f} :: hemp
конопљарка {f} :: goldfinch
конотација {f} :: connotation
консекутиван {adj} :: consecutive
консекутивно {adv} :: consecutively
консензус {m} :: consensus
консонант {m} :: consonant
конспиративан {adj} :: conspiratorial
конспиративна теорија {f} :: conspiracy theory
конспирација {f} :: secrecy, security measures
конспирација {f} [colloquial] :: conspiracy
константа {f} :: constant
константан {adj} :: constant
Константинопољ {prop} {m} :: Константинопољ (the former name of Istanbul, the <<largest city>> in <<c/Turkey>>)
константно {adv} :: constantly
констелација {f} :: constellation
конститутиван {adj} :: constitutive
конституција {f} [politics] :: constitution
конституција {f} :: constitution (person's physique)
конструирати {vt impf pf} [Croatian] :: to construct
конструктиван {adj} :: constructive
конструктивизам {m} :: constructivism
конструктивно {adv} :: constructively
конструктивност {f} [uncountable] :: constructiveness
конструктор {m} :: constructor
конструкција {f} :: construction
контакт {m} :: contact
контактирати {vt impf pf} :: to contact
контаминација {f} :: contamination
контати {v pf} [colloquial] :: to count, add
контати {v pf} [colloquial] :: to think, ponder
контејнер {m} :: container
контекст {m} :: context
контемплативан {adj} :: contemplative
контемплација {f} :: contemplation
континент {m} :: continent (large contiguous landmass)
континенталан {adj} :: continental
континуиран {adj} :: continued, continuous, unbroken
континуирано {adv} :: continuously
континуитет {m} [uncountable] :: continuity
конто {m} :: account, registry
контра {prep} [dialectal-Dalmatia] :: against
контрадикција {f} :: contradiction
контракција {f} :: contraction
контрареволуција {f} :: counterrevolution
контраст {m} :: contrast
контрастиван {adj} :: contrastive
контрацепција {f} [uncountable] :: contraception
контрибуција {f} :: contribution
контроверзан {adj} :: controversial
контроверзија {f} :: controversy
контроверзно {adv} :: controversially
контрола {f} :: control
контрола {f} :: inspection (authority)
контузија {f} :: contusion
контура {f} :: contour
конфедерација {f} :: confederation
конференција {f} :: conference
конфесија {f} :: confession
конфигурација {f} :: configuration
конфирмација {f} [Christianity] :: confirmation
конфискација {f} :: confiscation
конфликт {m} :: conflict
конформизам {m} :: conformism
конфузија {f} :: confusion
конфуцијанизам {m} :: Confucianism
концентрат {m} :: concentrate
концентрација {f} :: concentration
концентричан {adj} :: concentric
концепт {m} :: concept
концептуалан {adj} :: conceptual
концепција {f} :: conception
концерн {m} :: concern, firm
концерт {m} :: concert (a musical entertainment in which several voices or instruments take part)
концерт {m} [music] :: concerto
концесија {f} :: concession
концизан {adj} :: concise
концизност {f} [uncountable] :: conciseness
коншпирација {f} :: alternative form of конспирација
коњ {m} :: horse
коњ {m} [chess] :: knight
коњак {m} :: cognac
коњаник {m} :: cavalryman
коњаник {m} :: horseman
коњић {m} :: (diminutive) horse
коњица {f} :: cavalry
коњушар {m} :: ostler, groom
кооперативан {adj} :: cooperative
кооперација {f} :: cooperation
координација {f} :: coordination
копар {m} :: dill
копати {vit impf} :: to dig
копач {m} :: digger
копачица {f} :: digger (female)
Копенхаген {prop} {m} :: Копенхаген (capital city)
копија {f} :: copy, duplicate
копиле {n} :: bastard (illegitimate child)
копито {n} :: hoof
копљаник {m} :: spearman
копље {n} :: spear, lance
копнени {adj} :: land, continental, terrestrial
копно {n} :: land, dry land
копра {f} :: copra
копрена {f} :: veil
коприва {f} :: nettle
Копт {prop} {m} :: Copt (Egyptian Christian)
коптски {adj} :: Coptic
коптски {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Coptic language
копула {f} :: copula
копулација {f} :: copulation
копча {f} :: clasp
копча {f} :: buckle
копча {f} :: hook
кора {f} :: bark (of trees)
кора {f} :: crust
корак {m} :: step (also figuratively)
кораљ {m} :: coral
кораљни {adj} [relational] :: coral
корацати {vi impf} :: to walk lightly and quietly
корачати {vi impf} :: to walk, step, tread, stride
корбач {m} [regional] :: horsewhip
Кореја {prop} {f} :: Korea
Корејац {prop} {m} :: Korean (person)
корејски {adj} :: Korean
корејски {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Korean language
коректан {adj} :: correct, true
коректан {adj} :: decent, polite
коректно {adv} :: correctly
корелативан {adj} :: correlative
корелација {f} :: correlation
корен {m} :: root
коренит {adj} :: basic, fundamental
коренит {adj} :: radical, complete (of a change, movement etc.)
коренито {adv} :: fundamentally, radically
кореограф {m} :: choreographer
Корзика {prop} {f} :: Corsica (island in the Mediterranean)
коридор {m} :: corridor
коријен {m} :: root
корисник {m} :: user
корисно {adv} :: usefully, purposefully
корисност {f} [uncountable] :: usefulness
корист {f} :: benefit, advantage, use
корист {m} :: member of a chorus/choir; chorister
користан {adj} :: useful, purposeful
користити {vtr impf} :: to use, utilize
користити {vi impf} :: to be of use or help
користица {f} :: chorine, chorus girl
корити {vt impf} :: to scold, reprimand, criticize
корито {m} :: trough
корито {m} :: riverbed
корифеј {m} :: coryphaeus
корице {f} [plurale tantum] :: cover, binding (of a book)
корице {f} [plurale tantum] :: sheath, scabbard
кориштење {n} :: utilization, use, usage
корјенит {adj} :: basic, fundamental
корјенит {adj} :: radical, complete (of a change, movement etc.)
корјенито {adv} :: fundamentally, radically
кормилар {m} :: helmsman, coxswain
кормиларка {f} :: helmsman, coxswain (female)
кормило {n} :: helm, rudder
корнер {m} [soccer] :: corner kick
корнер {m} [economics] :: joint monopoly by agreement between traders
корнфлекс {m} :: corn flakes
корњача {f} :: turtle
корњача {f} :: tortoise
коров {m} :: weed (unwanted plant)
корозија {f} :: corrosion
коромач {m} :: fennel (Foeniculum vulgare, the plant)
корота {f} :: mourning
корпоративан {adj} :: corporative
корпорација {f} :: corporation
корпулентан {adj} :: corpulent
корпус {m} :: body (of a man, animal)
корпус {m} [military] :: corps
корпус {m} [linguistics] :: corpus
коругва {f} [rare, regional, Croatia] :: flag, banner, standard
корупција {f} :: corruption
кос {adj} :: slant, inclined, skew
кос {m} :: blackbird
коса {f} :: hair (of a person, on the head)
коса {f} :: scythe
коса {f} :: slope, declivity
коса {f} :: a mountain spur; a smaller ridge branching off from a mountain range
косидба {f} :: mowing, haymaking
косина {f} :: slope, slant
косинус {m} :: cosine
косити {vt impf} :: to mow, reap
косити {vt impf} [figuratively] :: to mow down, kill (of wind, war, disease, death)
косити {vr impf} :: to collide, crash (of principles, interests, statements, ideas etc.)
коска {f} :: a big bone
космонаут {m} :: cosmonaut, astronaut
коснути {vr pf} :: to squabble, bicker
Косово {prop} {n} :: Косово (partly-recognized <<country>> in <<r/Southeast Europe>>)
Косово и Метохија {prop} :: Kosovo and Metohia
косовски {adj} [relational] :: Kosovo
косовски {adj} [relational] :: blackbird
косовски {adv} :: as a blackbird
кост {f} :: bone
Костарика {prop} {f} :: Костарика (country)
костим {m} :: costume
костим {m} :: swimsuit
костимографски {adj} [relational] :: costume designers
костимографски {adv} :: as a costume designer
костобоља {f} :: gout
косторог {m} [uncountable] :: gray triggerfish (Balistes capriscus)
Кострена {prop} {f} :: Кострена (settlement/and/peninsula)
Кострењанин {prop} {m} :: an inhabitant of Kostrena
кострет {f} :: goat's hair [rarely of other animals]
кострешити {vr impf} :: to bristle
костријет {f} :: goat's hair [rarely of other animals]
костријешити {vr impf} :: to bristle
кострика {f} :: butcher's broom
костриш {m} :: groundsel
кострушити {vr impf} :: to bristle
костур {m} [anatomy] :: skeleton
костур {m} [by extension] :: framework, shell, frame
костурница {f} :: ossuary, charnel house
котао {m} :: kettle
котао {m} :: cauldron
котар {m} :: country, district
Котарац {prop} {m} :: an inhabitant of Kotar
котарски {adj} [relational] :: Kotar
котарски {adv} :: as an inhabitant of Kotar
котац {m} :: pigsty
котац {m} :: dirty, filthy place
котач {m} [usually, Croatian] :: wheel
котачић {m} [diminutive] :: wheel
котва {f} [nautical] :: anchor
котерија {f} :: coterie, clique
котизација {f} :: conference fee, registration fee
котирати {vi impf pf} :: to be rated, be in demand, quote (in a stock market)
котити {vtr impf} :: to bear, bring forth (of animals)
котити {vr impf} [figuratively] :: to multiply
котлар {m} :: boiler maker
котларница {f} :: boiler room
котлет {m} :: cutlet
котлина {f} :: basin, ravine, hill-encircled valley
котловина {f} :: kotlovina
котловница {f} :: boiler room
котлокрпа {m} :: tinker (itinerant tinsmith and mender of household utensils)
Котор {prop} {m} :: Котор (city)
Которанин {prop} {m} :: an inhabitant of Kotor
Коториба {prop} {f} :: Коториба (settlement)
которипски {adj} [relational] :: Kotoriba
которски {adj} [relational] :: Kotor
котрљан {m} [regional] :: chav, ned, gopnik
котрљан {m} :: scarab (any Scarabaeus beetle or specifically Scarabaeus sacer)
котрљан {m} :: eryngo (any Eryngium umbellifer or specifically Eryngium campestre)
котрљати {vtr impf} :: to roll
котур {m} :: wheel (disk-shaped)
котурати {vtr impf} :: to roll, trundle
котураш {m} [obsolete] :: cyclist
котурашки {adj} [relational] :: cyclist, cycling
котурина {f} [augmentative, regional] :: wheel (disk-shaped)
котурнути {v pf} :: perfective form of котурати
кофа {f} :: pail
кофа {f} :: bucket
кофеин {m} :: caffeine
кофер {m} :: suitcase
кохезија {f} :: cohesion
кохерентан {adj} :: coherent
кохерентно {adv} :: coherently
кохеренција {f} [linguistics] :: coherence
кохорта {f} :: cohort
коцка {f} [geometry] :: cube
коцка {f} [games] :: die
коцкар {m} :: gambler
коцкарница {f} :: gambling house
коцкаст {adj} :: cubical
коцкаст {adj} :: checkered
коцкати {vr impf} :: to gamble
кочија {f} :: (often in plural) coach (wheeled vehicle, generally drawn by horse power)
кочијаш {m} :: coachman
кочити {vit impf} :: to brake (vehicle)
кочити {vit impf} :: to inhibit, restrain, hold back, hinder, obstruct (action or progress)
кочити {vr impf} :: to turn stiff
кочница {f} :: brake
кочница {f} [figuratively] :: obstruction, hindrance
кош {m} :: basket
кошава {f} :: a cold wind in the region of the Iron Gates
кошара {f} :: basket
кошарач {m} :: basket maker
кошараштво {n} :: basketry
кошарица {f} :: basket [diminutive]
кошарица {f} [slang] :: basketball, hoops
кошарка {f} [sports] :: basketball
кошаркаш {m} :: basketball player
кошаркашица {f} :: basketball player (female)
кошаркашки {adj} [relational] :: basketball or basketball players
кошенил {m} :: cochineal
кошкати {vr impf} :: to squabble, bicker
кошмар {m} :: nightmare
кошмар {m} :: incubus
кошмаран {adj} :: nightmarish
кошница {f} :: beehive
кошња {f} :: mowing
коштан {adj} :: osseous
коштати {vi impf} :: to cost
коштица {f} :: pit, pip, kernel, stone (of a fruit)
коштуница {f} :: drupe, stone fruit
коштуничаст {adj} :: having the characteristics of stone fruit
кошћан {m} [regional] :: pearl millet, Pennisetum glaucum
кошћан {m} [regional] :: wild foxtail millet, Setaria viridis
кошћела {f} :: nettle tree, hackberry (Celtis australis)
кошуља {f} :: shirt with long sleeves and a collar
кошуљар {m} :: shirt maker
кошуљица {f} :: diminutive of кошуља
кошута {f} :: hind
кошута {f} :: roe
кошута {f} :: doe
Кошуте {prop} {f} :: Кошуте (settlement)
кошутски {adj} [relational] :: Košute
Кошчанин {prop} {m} :: an inhabitant of Koška
кошчат {adj} :: bony
кошчатост {f} :: boniness
кошчица {f} :: ossicle (small bone)
кошчица {f} :: kernel, pip (seed inside certain fleshy fruits)
кошчурина {f} [pejorative, augmentative] :: bone
крабуља {f} :: mask (partial cover for the face, used for disguise or protection)
крабуљни {adj} [relational] :: mask; masked
крава {f} :: cow (mammal)
кравал {m} :: ruckus
кравар {m} :: cowherd
краварица {f} :: cowgirl, female cowherd
кравата {f} :: tie
кравачац {m} :: cottonthistle, Onopordum, especially the Illyrian cottonthistle, Onopordum illyricum
кравити {vr impf} [regional] :: to thaw, unfreeze
крављак {m} :: carline thistle, Carlina, especially the stemless carline thistle, Carlina acaulis, veliki kravljak
крављача {f} :: milking tub or pail
крављи {adj} [relational] :: cow; cow's
крагна {m} :: collar (part of clothing around throat)
крагуј {m} :: sparrow hawk
крадено {adj} :: stolen
крадимице {adv} :: secretly, surreptitiously
крадљив {adj} :: thievish
крадљивац {m} :: thief
крадом {adv} :: secretly, surreptitiously
крадомице {adv} :: secretly, surreptitiously
крађа {f} :: theft
крај {m} :: end
крај {m} :: region, area
крај {m} :: rim
крај {m} :: shore
крај {m} :: land
крај {prep} :: near, next to, beside (= поред, покрај, до, близу)
крај {prep} :: past, by (= поред, покрај)
крај {prep} [proscribed] :: in spite of, despite (= упркос/успркос, поред)
крајем {prep} :: at the end of
крајина {f} :: border area, frontier area
крајина {f} :: region, area
крајина {f} [obsolete, historical] :: war
крајина {f} [obsolete, historical] :: army
крајичак {m} :: small piece, tin bit (at the end of something)
крајишки {adj} [relational] :: border or frontier area, especially Krajina
крајишки {adv} :: as a borderer, frontiersman
крајишник {m} :: borderer, frontiersman
крајишник {m} :: soldier from the Military Frontier or the Croatian Military Frontier
крајишник {m} [pejoratively, Croatia, Croatian independence war] :: a rebel
крајник {m} :: tonsil
крајност {f} :: extreme
крајње {adv} :: extremely, utterly
крајњи {adj} :: furthest, outermost, extreme, last, utmost
крајобраз {m} [obsolete, expressively] :: landscape (portion of land or territory which the eye can comprehend in a single view)
крајолик {m} :: landscape (portion of land or territory which the eye can comprehend in a single view)
крак {m} :: limb (of a frog and certain animals such as octopus or crab)
крак {m} :: fork, branch (of a river, road, etc.)
кракат {adj} :: long-legged
кракатост {f} :: long-leggedness
Краков {prop} {m} :: Краков (city)
Краковљанин {prop} {m} :: an inhabitant of Cracow
краковски {adj} :: Cracowian
краковски {adv} :: Cracowian
краљ {m} :: king
краљ {m} [chess] :: king
краљ {m} [card games] :: king
краљев {adj} [relational] :: king; king's
краљевати {vi impf} :: to reign (as a king)
краљевина {f} :: kingdom
краљевић {m} :: prince
Краљевица {prop} {f} :: Краљевица (settlement)
Краљевичанин {prop} {m} :: an inhabitant of Kraljevica
краљевички {adj} [relational] :: Kraljevica
краљевна {f} :: princess
краљевски {adj} :: royal
краљевство {n} :: kingdom (nation having as supreme ruler a king and/or queen)
краљежак {m} [Croatia] :: alternative form of краљешак
краљешак {m} [Croatia] :: vertebra
краљешнични {adj} [Croatia] :: spinal
краљица {f} :: queen
краљица {f} [chess] :: queen
краљица {f} [card games] :: queen
крама {f} :: junk, trash (old, worn or used things)
крамп {m} :: pick (tool used for digging)
крампати {vi impf} :: to dig using a pickaxe
крампати {vi impf} [figuratively] :: to toil
кран {m} :: crane
краниолог {m} :: craniologist
краниологија {f} [uncountable] :: craniology
краниологијски {adj} :: craniological
краниолошки {adj} :: craniological
краниолошки {adv} :: craniologically
краниометрија {f} [uncountable] :: craniometry
краниометријски {adj} :: craniometrical
краниометријски {adv} :: craniometrically
Крањ {prop} {m} :: Крањ (city)
Крањац {prop} {m} :: A Slovene from Kranjska
Крањац {prop} {m} [colloquial] :: a Slovene
крањски {adj} [relational] :: Kranjska
крап {m} :: carp
Крапањ {prop} {m} :: Крапањ (island)
крапањски {adj} [relational] :: Krapanj
Крапина {prop} {f} :: Крапина (city)
Крапинац {prop} {m} :: an inhabitant of Krapina
Крапинске Топлице {prop} {f} :: Крапинске Топлице (settlement)
крапински {adj} [relational] :: Krapina
красан {adj} :: beautiful, pretty
красан {adj} :: joyful
красан {adj} :: excellent, splendid
красан {adj} :: wonderful
красена {f} :: Reichardia
красити {vt impf} :: to decorate, adorn
Красица {prop} {f} :: Красица (settlement)
Красичанин {prop} {m} :: an inhabitant of Krasica
красички {adj} [relational] :: Krasica
красник {m} :: pretty boy, Mr. Handsome
красно {adv} :: wonderfully, splendidly
краснопис {m} :: calligraphy
Краснопољац {prop} {m} :: an inhabitant of Krasno Polje
Красно Поље {prop} {n} :: Красно Поље (settlement)
краснопољски {adj} [relational] :: Krasno Polje
красноречив {adj} :: eloquent
красноречивост {f} [uncountable] :: eloquence
красноречје {n} [uncountable] :: eloquence
краснорјечив {adj} :: eloquent
краснорјечивост {f} [uncountable] :: eloquence
краснорјечје {n} [uncountable] :: eloquence
красопис {m} :: calligraphy
красописни {adj} :: calligraphic
красописно {adv} :: calligraphically
красота {f} :: beauty
краста {f} :: scab, slough
краставац {m} :: cucumber
краставица {f} [regional] :: alternative form of краставац
крастача {f} :: toad
красти {vit impf} :: to steal
красти {vr impf} :: to steal away
красуљак {m} :: daisy (flower)
красуљица {f} :: chervil, garden chervil, French parsley (Anthriscus cerefolium)
кратак {adj} :: short
кратак {adj} :: bobbed, shingled [hair]
кратак {adj} :: docktailed
кратак {adj} :: limited
кратак {adj} :: deficient
кратак {adj} :: curt
кратак {adj} :: compact
кратак {adj} :: terse, lapidary, laconic
кратер {m} :: crater
кратерски {adj} [relational] :: crater
кратити {vt impf} :: to shorten
кратити {vi impf} [with dative] :: to deny, refuse, prohibit
кратко {adv} :: shortly
кратко {adv} :: briefly
кратковални {adj} :: short-wave
кратковид {adj} :: short-sighted
кратковидан {adj} :: shortsighted
кратковидно {adv} :: short-sightedly
кратковидност {f} :: short-sightedness
кратковидо {adv} :: short-sightedly
кратковидост {f} :: short-sightedness
кратковрат {adj} :: short-necked
краткодневица {f} :: midwinter, winter solstice
краткодневички {adj} [relational] :: winter solstice, midwinter
краткодометни {adj} :: short-range (of a weapon)
краткометни {adj} :: short-range (of a weapon)
краткометражни {adj} :: short, short-film (of a film)
кратконог {adj} :: short-legged
краткопругаш {m} :: short-distance runner
краткорочан {adj} :: short-term
краткорочно {adv} :: in the short run
краткорочност {f} :: short duration
краткорочност {f} :: short-termism
краткотрајан {adj} :: ephemeral, brief, short-lived
краткотрајност {f} :: short duration, ephemeralness, transitoriness
краткотрајност {f} :: short shelf life, perishability
краткоћа {f} [uncountable] :: shortness, brevity
краћати {vi impf} :: to grow shorter, get shorter
краћење {n} :: truncation
краћење {n} :: shortening
краул {m} [uncountable] :: crawl (swimming)
крафен {f} :: alternative form of крафна
крафн {f} :: alternative form of крафна
крафна {f} :: Berliner doughnut
крах {m} :: ruin, disaster, crash
крачун {m} :: latch (fastening for a door)
Крашић {prop} {m} :: Крашић (settlement)
Крашићанац {prop} {m} :: an inhabitant of Krašić
крашићки {adj} [relational] :: Krašić
крашки {adj} :: karstic
крашки {adj} [relational] :: Kras
крв {f} :: blood
крв {f} :: gore
крв {f} [figuratively] :: descent, family
крвав {adj} :: bloody
крвав {adj} :: rare (of meat)
крвав {adj} :: difficult, painful (of life, work, etc.)
крвав {adj} [figuratively] :: biting, cutting
крвав {adj} :: blood red
крвав {adj} [colloquial] :: great, terrific
крвавити {vt impf} :: to make bloody
крвавица {f} :: blood sausage
крваво {adv} :: bloodily
крварина {f} :: wergeld, blood money
крварити {vi impf} :: to bleed
крвити {vr impf} :: to quarrel, fight
крвни {adj} [relational] :: blood
крвник {m} :: executioner, hangman
крвник {m} :: murderer, tormentor
крвнина {f} :: wergeld, blood money
крвница {f} :: executioner, hangman (female)
крвница {f} :: murderer, tormentor (female)
крвнички {adj} [relational] :: executioner or executioners
крвнички {adv} :: as an executioner; mercilessly
крвожедан {adj} :: bloodthirsty
крволиптање {n} [expressively] :: bleeding
крволок {m} :: bloodsucker
крволок {m} :: executioner, hangman
крволочан {adj} :: bloodthirsty
крвопија {m} :: bloodsucker
крвопролиће {n} :: bloodshed
крвоток {m} [uncountable] :: circulation of blood; blood stream
крдо {n} :: herd (group of wild, usually herbivorous animals)
креативан {adj} :: creative
креативност {f} :: creativity
креатор {m} :: creator
креаторица {f} :: creator (female)
креатура {f} [pejoratively] :: creature
креација {f} :: creation
креационизам {m} :: creationism
кревељити {vr impf} :: to mug (exaggerate a facial expression for communicative emphasis)
кревет {m} :: bed
креветац {m} [diminutive, hypocoristic] :: bed
креветац {m} :: child's bed; cot
креветина {f} [augmentative, pejorative] :: bed (hard, uncomfortable or large)
креветић {m} [diminutive] :: bed
креветни {adj} [relational] :: bed
креветнина {f} :: bedclothes
креда {f} :: chalk
креда {f} :: Cretaceous
креденц {m} :: dresser (item of kitchen furniture)
кредит {m} :: credit, loan
кредитни {adj} [relational] :: credit (provision of resources by one party to another party)
кредитор {m} :: creditor
кредо {m} :: credo, creed
крезав {adj} :: gappy (of teeth)
крезуб {adj} [colloquial] :: toothless
крезуб {adj} [colloquial] :: gap-toothed (exhibiting a gap where a tooth is missing)
крезубост {f} [uncountable] :: toothlessness
креирати {vt impf pf} :: to create
крејон {m} :: crayon
крекер {m} :: cracker (salty or savory biscuit)
крекет {m} :: croak, croaking (of frogs)
крекетав {adj} [of a frog] :: croaking (making a croak)
крекетаво {adv} [of a frog] :: in a croaking manner
крекетати {vi impf} :: to croak
крекетнути {v pf} :: perfective form of крекетати
крекетуша {f} :: a frog that croaks
крекетуша {f} [figuratively, pejoratively] :: chatterbox (woman)
крелац {m} [expressively] :: jerk, cretin, moron
креле {m} [colloquial, expressively] :: idiot, imbecile
крем {m} :: cream, creme
кремаљски {adj} [relational] :: Kremlin
кремаљски {adv} :: as if in Kremlin
кремаљски {adv} :: the way Kremlin does it
крематоријски {adj} :: crematorial
кремација {f} :: cremation
крембљав {adj} :: deformed
крембљати {vr impf} [colloquial] :: to deform
кремен {m} :: flint
кремењача {f} [historical] :: flintlock
кремирати {vt impf pf} :: to cremate
кремљ {m} [historical] :: kremlin (a central fortress in medieval Russian cities)
кремљолог {m} :: Kremlinologist
кремшнита {f} [regional] :: a type of dessert
кренути {vit pf} :: to move, set in motion
кренути {vi pf} :: to begin, start (movement or activity)
Креолац {prop} {m} :: Creole
креолски {adj} :: Creole
крепавати {v impf} [of animals] :: to die, starve
крепавати {v impf} [pejorative, of humans] :: to decease
крепак {adj} :: strong, robust
крепалина {f} [expressively] :: carcass, carrion
крепалина {f} [figuratively, pejoratively, derisively] :: laggard
крепан {adj} :: dead (of an animal)
крепан {adj} [colloquial] :: exhausted
крепао {adj} :: dead (of an animal)
крепао {adj} [colloquial] :: exhausted
крепати {v pf} [of animals] :: to die, starve
крепати {v pf} [pejorative, of humans] :: to croak, drop dead
крепити {vtr impf} :: to strengthen, invigorate, reinforce, vitalize, refresh
крепко {adv} :: firmly, strongly, robustly
крепкост {f} [uncountable] :: vigorousness, freshness, robustness
крепосно {adv} :: virtuously, chastely, morally
крепостан {adj} :: moral, honest
крепостан {adj} :: strong, firm
кресати {vt impf} :: to prune, trim, cut, clip
кресати {vt impf} [slang] :: to have sex
кресати {vt impf} :: to reduce, cut, decrease
кресати {vt impf} [with dative] :: to speak openly and harshly
кресиво {n} :: tinderbox (container containing flint, steel, and tinder, once used to help kindle a fire)
кресница {f} :: firefly
креснути {vt pf} :: to ignite, strike
креснути {vt pf} [colloquial] :: to hit, strike
креснути {vt pf} [colloquial] :: to curse
креснути {vt pf} [slang] :: to have sex
креста {f} :: crest (tuft, or other excrescence or natural ornament, growing on an animal's head)
Крета {prop} {f} :: (Bosnian, Croatian) Crete
кретање {n} :: movement
кретати {vr impf} :: to move
кретати {vr impf} :: to range
кретати {vi impf} :: to begin, start (movement or activity)
кретен {m} :: cretin (person who fails to develop)
кретен {m} [pejorative, colloquial] :: idiot
кретенаст {adj} :: idiotic
кретенизам {m} [disease] :: cretinism
кретенизам {m} :: idiocy, dumbness
кретенизирати {vtr impf pf} :: to cretinize
кретенски {adj} :: cretinous, idiotic
кретенски {adv} :: cretinously, idiotically
кретенство {n} :: cretinism
кретенство {n} :: idiocy, stupidity
кретенчина {m} [pejoratively, augmentative] :: an utter idiot, jerk, cretin
кретња {f} :: movement, motion
кретски {adj} :: Cretan
Крећанин {prop} {m} :: Cretan
креч {m} [uncountable] :: lime
креч {m} [uncountable] :: calx
креч {m} [uncountable] :: whitewash
кречити {vt impf} :: to whiten, whitewash, plaster (to cover surface with plaster or lime)
Крешевљанин {prop} {m} :: an inhabitant of Kreševo
крешево {n} [expressively] :: engagement, encounter, action (in combat)
Крешево {prop} {n} :: Крешево (settlement)
крешевски {adj} [relational] :: Kreševo
крешендо {adv} :: crescendo
крештати {vi impf} :: to squawk (make a squawking noise), screech, shriek
крзнар {m} :: furrier
крзно {n} :: fur, pelt
крзно {n} :: a fur coat or any other type of clothes made of fur
крив {adj} :: guilty, culpable
крив {adj} :: wrong, incorrect, false
крив {adj} :: skew, slanting, crooked, bent, twisted, curved
кривда {f} :: (expressively) injustice
кривина {f} :: curve, bend
кривити {vt impf} :: to blame, accuse
кривица {f} [uncountable] :: guilt, blame, fault
кривичар {m} [historical] :: an expert on penal law
кривични {adj} :: penal, criminal
кривично {adv} :: penally, criminally
кривња {f} :: guilt, fault
криво {adv} :: awry
криво {adv} :: wrongly
кривоверје {n} :: heresy
кривоверство {n} :: heresy
кривовјерје {n} :: heresy
кривовјерство {n} :: heresy
Криводол {prop} {m} :: Криводол (settlement)
криводолски {adj} [relational] :: Krivodol
Криводочанин {prop} {m} :: an inhabitant of Krivodol
кривоклетник {m} :: perjurer
кривоклетнички {adj} :: perjurious
кривоклетнички {adv} :: perjuriously
криволов {m} :: poaching
кривоног {adj} :: bow-legged, bandy-legged
кривотворина {f} [usually, Croatian] :: forgery
кривотворитељ {m} [Croatia] :: forger, copycat, counterfeiter
кривотворитељски {adj} [Croatia, relational] :: forger, copycat, counterfeiter
кривотворитељски {adv} [Croatia] :: as a forger, copycat, counterfeiter
кривотворити {vt impf} :: to falsify, forge, counterfeit
кривоучитељ {m} :: teacher of falsehoods
кривудав {adj} :: winding, twisting
кривудаво {adv} :: windingly, sinuously
кривудати {vi impf} :: to wind, zigzag (of a person's walk)
кривудати {vr impf} :: to meander, wind (of a road, river etc.)
кривуљати {vi impf} [expressively] :: to twist, wind, wriggle, meander
кригла {f} :: beer mug
криж {m} [Croatia, Bosnia] :: cross, crucifix (also figuratively)
крижалина {f} :: cyclamen, sowbread, particularly Cyclamen hederifolium, Cyclamen purpurascens, or Cyclamen repandum
крижаљка {f} [Croatia, games] :: crossword, crossword puzzle
крижаљчица {f} [diminutive] :: crossword; crossword puzzle
крижанац {m} :: mixed-blood, half-breed (of a person or animal)
крижање {n} [Croatia] :: crossroads, intersection
крижати {vt impf} :: to cross, hybridize
крижати {vt impf} :: to slice
крижати {vt impf} :: to cross out
крижати {vr impf} :: to cross oneself
крижати {vr impf} :: to intersect
крижевачки {adj} [relational] :: Križevci
Крижевци {prop} {m} :: Крижевци (settlement)
Крижевчанин {prop} {m} :: an inhabitant of Križevci
крижобоља {f} [colloquial] :: lumbago, lower-back pain
Крижовец {prop} {m} :: Крижовец (settlement)
крижовечки {adj} [relational] :: Križovec
Крижопољац {prop} {m} :: an inhabitant of Križopolje
Крижопоље {prop} {n} :: Крижопоље (settlement)
крижопољски {adj} [relational] :: Križopolje
крижопуће {n} [expressively] :: crossroads
криза {f} :: crisis
кризантема {f} :: chrysanthemum
кризма {f} :: confirmation (sacrament of sealing and strengthening in many Christian Churches)
кризманик {m} :: confirmand
кризни {adj} [relational] :: crisis
кријепити {vtr impf} :: to strengthen, invigorate, reinforce, vitalize, refresh
кријесница {f} :: firefly
кријештати {vi impf} :: to squawk (make a squawking noise), screech, shriek
кријумчар {m} :: smuggler
кријумчарити {vt impf} :: to smuggle
кријумчарство {n} :: smuggling, trafficking, contraband
крик {m} :: scream, cry
крика {f} :: screaming, clamor, uproar
крикет {m} :: cricket (sport)
крикнути {vi pf} :: to scream
крилатица {f} :: slogan, catchphrase, catchword
крилни {adj} [relational] :: wings
крило {n} :: wing
крило {n} :: pinion
крило {n} :: brim [of hat]
крило {n} :: flap
крило {n} :: leaf [of folding door]
крило {n} :: casement
крило {n} :: arm [of a windmill]
крило {n} :: lap
крило {n} :: circle, midst, bosom [society]
крило {n} :: pale, fold [of a church]
Крило-Јесенице {prop} {n} :: Крило-Јесенице (settlement)
крилце {n} [diminutive, hypocoristic] :: wing
Крим {prop} {m} :: Crimea
кримен {m} :: crime, offense
кримен {m} :: sin, fault
криминал {m} [uncountable] :: crime (practice or habit of committing crimes)
криминалан {adj} :: criminal
криминалац {m} :: criminal (person)
криминализација {f} :: criminalization
криминализираност {f} [uncountable] :: criminalization (state of)
криминализирати {vt impf pf} :: to criminalize
криминалист {m} :: criminologist
криминалистика {f} [uncountable] :: criminalistics
криминалистички {adj} :: criminological
криминалистички {adv} :: as a criminologist
криминалитет {m} [uncountable] :: criminality, delinquency, crime (totality of)
криминолог {m} :: criminologist
криминологија {f} :: criminology
криминологијски {adj} :: criminological
криминолошки {adj} :: criminological
кримић {m} :: thriller (suspenseful, sensational genre of story, book, play or film)
Кримљанин {prop} {m} :: Crimean (native or inhabitant of the Crimea)
кримски {adj} :: Crimean
крин {m} [archaic, poetic] :: lily
кринка {f} :: disguise
кринка {f} :: mask
кринолина {f} [historical] :: crinoline (skirt stiffened with hoops)
криомице {adv} :: secretly
крипта {f} :: crypt (burial place)
криптичан {adj} :: cryptic
криптички {adj} :: cryptic
криптичност {f} :: crypticity
криптозоологија {f} :: cryptozoology
криптологија {f} :: cryptology
крис {m} :: kris
Крист {prop} {m} [Croatia] :: Christ
кристал {m} :: crystal
кристалан {adj} :: crystal
кристаласт {adj} :: crystalline (resembling crystal)
кристализирати {vtr} :: to crystallize
кристални {adj} :: crystalline
кристално {adv} :: crystally
кристалографија {f} :: crystallography
кристалотерапија {f} :: crystal healing
крити {vtr impf} :: to hide, conceal
критизер {m} :: fault-finder, nitpicker, critic
критизерство {n} [uncountable] :: fault-finding, nitpicking, criticizing
критизирати {vt impf} :: to criticize
критика {f} :: critique, criticism
критика {f} :: review (of a film, book or similar creative work)
критикант {m} :: fault-finder, nitpicker, critic
крити као змија ноге {vt impf} [simile] :: to hide (something) very carefully, thoroughly
критицизам {m} [uncountable] :: criticism
критичан {adj} :: critical (all senses)
критичар {m} :: critic
критичарка {f} :: critic (female)
критички {adj} [relational] :: critique/criticism; critical
критично {adv} :: critically
критичност {f} :: criticality, criticalness
критичност {f} :: graveness
кричав {adj} :: gaudy, garish, flashy
кричавост {f} [uncountable] :: gaudiness, garishness
кричати {vi impf} :: to scream
Кричке {prop} {f} :: Кричке (settlement)
крички {adj} [relational] :: Kričke
кришка {f} :: slice (usually of bread, cake or fruit)
кришом {adv} :: secretly
Криштановец {prop} {m} :: Криштановец (settlement)
криштановечки {adj} [relational] :: Krištanovec
Крк {prop} {m} :: Крк (island)
Крк {prop} {m} :: Крк (town)
кркавина {f} :: buckthorn
кркалина {f} :: horse excrement
кркало {n} :: horse excrement
кркан {m} :: hick, yokel
кркнути {vi pf} [with dative, slang] :: to stab (somebody, with a knife etc.)
кркуша {f} :: gudgeon
крлежијански {adj} [relational] :: Miroslav Krleža or his work
крлетка {m} [Croatia] :: cage
крлетка {m} [Croatia] :: birdcage
крљушт {f} :: scales (small, flat and hard pieces of keratin covering the skin of an animal, particularly a fish or reptile)
крма {f} :: fodder
крма {f} :: stern
крмак {m} :: pig, hog
крмак {m} [figuratively] :: dirty or immoral man
крмар {m} :: coxswain
крмар {m} :: helmsman
крмача {f} :: sow (female pig)
крме {n} :: pig, hog
крмељ {m} :: gound, fester (in the corners of eyes)
крмени {adj} [relational] :: stern (rear part or after end of a ship or vessel)
крметина {f} [regional] :: pork
крмећи {adj} :: swinish, porcine
крмиво {n} :: fodder (food for animals)
крмни {adj} [relational] :: fodder, forage
крмче {n} :: (diminutive) pig, hog
крмчина {f} [augmentative] :: pig, hog
крмчић {m} [diminutive] :: pig, hog
крнтија {f} [regional] :: wreck, rattletrap
крнтијетина {f} [augmentative] :: wreck, rattletrap
крњ {adj} :: truncated, cut off
крњ {adj} :: incomplete
крњ {adj} :: defective, damaged
крњ {adj} :: idiomatic and figurative meanings
крњадак {m} [colloquial] :: stub, stump, rump (of a broken tooth)
крњак {m} :: stub, stump, rump (of a broken tooth)
крње {adv} :: incompletely
крњетак {m} :: stub, stump, rump (of a broken tooth)
крњити {vt impf} :: to mangle, mutilate
крњити {vt impf} :: to infringe, encroach on
крњити {vt impf} :: to spoil, ruin
кроасан {m} :: croissant
кроасан {m} [Serbia] :: a Croat
кроатизам {m} :: Croatism, Croatianism
кроатизација {f} :: Croatization, Croatianization
кроатизирати {vtr impf pf} :: to Croatize, Croatianize
кроатист {m} :: Croatist
кроатистика {f} :: Croatian studies, Croatistics
кроатоцентричан {adj} :: Croatocentric
Кроација {prop} {f} [literary] :: Croatia
кров {m} :: roof (upper part of a cavity)
кровар {m} :: roofer
кровар {m} :: tiler
кровина {f} [augmentative] :: roof
кровић {m} [diminutive, hypocoristic] :: roof
кровни {adj} [relational] :: roof
кровопокривач {m} :: roofer
кровопокривач {m} :: tiler
кроз {prep} :: through
кроз {prep} :: in, within (of action, to be finished within a specified period)
кроз {prep} :: throughout
кројач {m} :: tailor (person who makes, repairs, or alters clothing as profession)
кројачица {f} :: seamstress
кројачица {f} :: tailoress
кројилац {m} :: cutter (of garments from cloth)
кројитељ {m} :: cutter (of garments from cloth)
кројитељ {m} :: schemer
кројити {vt impf} :: to tailor, cut out (garment from cloth)
крокант {m} [confection] :: brittle
кроки {m} :: sketch, croquis
крокодил {m} :: crocodile
крокодилски {adj} [relational] :: crocodile
крокодилчић {m} [diminutive, hypocoristic] :: crocodile
кролавати {v impf} :: imperfective form of кролати
кролати {vi pf} [regionally, expressively] :: to debilitate, weaken, faint
кромањонац {m} :: Cro-Magnon
кромпир {m} :: (Bosnian, Serbian) potato
кроничар {m} :: (Croatian) chronicler
кронолошки {adj} :: (Croatian) chronological
кронолошки {adv} :: (Croatian) chronologically
кропило {n} :: sprinkler
кротак {adj} :: tame
кротак {adj} :: meek, gentle
кротитељ {m} :: tamer
кротити {vt impf} :: to tame
кротко {adv} :: tamely
кротко {adv} :: meekly, gently
крофна {f} :: alternative form of крафна
кроцањ {m} :: Myriophyllum
крочити {vi pf} :: to step, tread
крошња {f} :: treetop, tree crown (superior part)
крошњаст {adj} :: treetop-like, tree crown-like
крошто {adv} :: for what reason, what for
кроштуле {f} [regional] :: kroštule
крпа {f} :: rag, tatter
крпа {f} :: dishcloth
крпа {f} :: duster
крпара {f} :: patchwork rug
крпарија {f} :: patchery, patchwork
крпарити {vit impf} :: to scrape along
крпати {vtr impf} :: to patch, mend, botch, cobble
крпатити {vt impf} :: to
крпеж {m} :: patchwork, botch
крпељ {m} :: tick (Ixodes hexagonus)
крпењача {f} :: rag-ball
крпити {vt impf} :: alternative form of крпати
крпица {f} [diminutive] :: rag, tatter
крпица {f} [colloquial] :: garment, clothing
крпља {f} :: snowshoe
крпо {m} [colloquial] :: patcher (as opposed to being a real tailor)
крсни {adj} :: baptismal
крсни {adj} [relational] :: cross or crucifix
крст {m} [Serbia, Bosnia] :: cross, crucifix (also figuratively)
крстарити {vi impf} :: to cruise (+instrumental)
крстарити {v impf} :: to patrol or scout at the sea
крстарити {v impf} :: to travel, wonder in various directions
крстарица {f} :: cruiser (naval)
крсташ {m} :: crusader
крсташ {m} :: cabin cruiser, (sailing) cruiser
крстина {f} :: shock (of sheaves)
крстионица {f} :: baptistry
крстионица {f} :: baptismal font
крстити {vtr impf pf} :: to baptize, christen
крстити {vt impf pf} :: to name (especially while christening), give a nickname
крстити {vr impf pf} :: to cross oneself (make the sign of the cross)
крститке {f} [plurale tantum] :: baptismal fete
крстјански {adj} :: Pertaining to the Bosnian Church
крстјански {adj} [archaic] :: Christian
крстјански {adv} :: in the manner of a krstjanin
крстовник {m} :: watercress
крстокљун {m} :: crossbill
крстопуће {n} [expressively, literary] :: crossroad, crossing
кртица {f} :: mole (mammal)
кртичњак {m} :: molehill
кртовина {m} :: molehill
кртола {f} [regional] :: potato
крув {m} [regional] :: bread
круг {m} :: circle
круг {m} :: circuit
круг {m} :: lap
круг {m} [colloquial] :: turn (one's chance or time allotted in a rota or schedule to do something)
круговал {m} [Croatian, obsolete] :: radio
круговални {adj} [relational] :: [Croatia, obsolete] radio
круговалник {m} [Croatia, obsolete] :: radio [receiver]
кругозор {m} [literary] :: purview, horizon, scope, sight
кружити {vi impf} :: to circle (of planets, flying objects or animals etc.)
кружити {vi impf} :: to spread, circulate (of rumors)
кружић {m} :: a small circle
кружни {adj} :: circular
кружница {f} [geometry] :: circumference (line that bounds a circle )
кружок {m} :: circle, group, society
крулити {vi impf} [regional] :: to rumble, growl (of stomach)
крумпириште {n} :: potato field or patch
крумпиров {adj} [relational] :: potato
круна {f} :: crown
крунидба {f} :: coronation
крунисати {vt} [Bosnia, Serbia] :: to crown, coronate
круница {f} :: a small crown
круница {f} :: corolla
круница {f} :: rosary
крупа {f} :: hail
крупан {adj} :: large, big, voluminous
крупан {adj} :: sturdy, bulky (of a person)
крут {adj} :: hard, stiff, numb
крут {adj} :: strict, rigid, stern
крутити {vt impf} :: to make stiff
крутити {vr impf} :: to become stiff
круто {adv} :: stiffly, rigidly
крух {m} [Croatia] :: bread
круцијалан {adj} :: crucial
крушка {f} :: pear (fruit and tree)
крушке и јабуке {f} [idiomatic] :: apples and oranges
крушни {adj} [relational] :: [Croatia] bread
Крф {prop} {m} :: Крф (island)
Крф {prop} {m} :: Крф (city)
крфски {adj} [relational] :: Corfu
крхак {adj} :: fragile
крхати {vt impf} :: to smash, break (into pieces)
крхко {adv} :: fragilely, in a fragile manner, brittly
крхкост {f} :: brittleness, fragility, frailty
крхотина {f} :: splinter, shiver, fragment
крцаљка {f} :: nutcracker
крцатост {f} [uncountable] :: being crammed or chockfull
крцкати {vt impf} :: to crepitate, crunch (nuts)
крцнути {vt pf} :: to crunch, crepitate (nuts)
крчаг {m} :: jug, pitcher
крчажић {m} [diminutive] :: ewer, jug, pitcher
Крчанин {prop} {m} :: an inhabitant of Krk
крчевина {f} :: cleared land, clearing
Крченик Мославачки {prop} {m} :: Крченик Мославачки (settlement)
крчити {vt impf} :: to clear, clear away (forest, path, land)
крчки {adj} [relational] :: Krk
крчма {f} :: pub
крчмар {m} :: innkeeper, tavern owner
крчмарити {vi impf} :: to manage a tavern
крчмарски {adj} [relational] :: innkeeper's, innkeeper
крчмарски {adv} :: as an innkeeper
крчметина {f} [pejorative, augmentative] :: pub
крчмица {f} [diminutive, hypocoristic] :: pub
крџа {f} :: poor quality tobacco
крџалија {m} :: Turkish hajduk during the XVIII and XIX centuries
крш {m} :: karst
крш {m} :: rocky terrain
крш {m} :: thrash, rubbish, debris, mess
кршан {adj} :: strong, robust (of a person)
кршан {adj} :: craggy, rocky, rugged
кршевит {adj} :: rocky, rugged, craggy
кршити {vt impf} :: to break (some object that resists)
кршити {vt impf} :: to violate, transgress (law, custom, agreement etc.)
крштеник {m} :: man who is baptized or will be baptized
крштеница {f} :: female who is baptized or will be baptized
крштеница {f} :: birth certificate
крштење {n} :: baptism
кршћански {adj} :: (Croatian) Christian
кршћански {adv} :: (Croatian) Christianly
кршћанство {n} [uncountable, Croatia, Bosnia] :: Christianity, Christendom
ксенофобија {f} :: xenophobia
Ксеркс {prop} {m} :: Xerxes
ксилофон {m} :: xylophone
кћер {f} :: alternative form of кћи
кћерка {f} [colloquial] :: alternative form of кћи
кћи {f} :: daughter
Куба {prop} {f} :: Куба (island/and/country)
Кубанац {prop} {m} :: Cuban
кубански {adj} :: Cuban
кубизам {m} :: cubism
кубура {f} :: pistol
кубура {f} :: holster
кубура {f} :: a dark place or room
кубура {f} :: trouble
Кувајт {prop} {m} :: Кувајт (country)
Кувајт {prop} {m} :: Кувајт (capital city)
кувар {m} :: (Bosnian, Serbian) cook
кувар {m} :: cookbook
кувати {vitr impf} [Bosnia, Serbia] :: to cook
куга {f} :: plague
кугла {f} :: ball [ballistics]
кугла {f} :: bowl
кугла {f} :: globe
кугла {f} :: sphere
кугла {f} :: bullet, shell
кугла {f} :: shot [sports]
куда {adv} :: which way, in what direction
куда {conj} :: which way, in what direction
кудити {vt impf} :: to criticize
кудити {vt impf} :: to rebuke, reproach
куја {f} :: bitch (dog, woman)
кујин син {m} [pejorative, slang] :: son of a bitch (objectionable person)
кујунџија {m} :: silversmith
кук {m} :: hip
кука {f} :: hook
кукаван {adj} :: miserable, wretched
кукаван {adj} :: sad, depressing
кукавица {f} :: cuckoo
кукавица {f} :: coward
кукавички {adv} :: cowardly
кукавичлук {m} :: cowardice
кукати {vi impf} :: to lament, wail
кукати {vi impf} :: to complain
кукати {vi impf} :: to cuckoo
кукац {m} [Croatian] :: insect
кукац {m} [Croatian] :: bug
кукац {m} [Croatian] :: beetle
кукњава {f} :: lament, wailing
кукњава {f} :: complaining
кукољ {m} :: corn cockle
куку {interj} :: woe
куку {interj} :: The sound of a cuckoo singing
куку {interj} :: Shout in a hide and seek game
кукумар {m} :: cucumber
кукуруз {m} :: corn
кукуруз {m} :: maize
кукуруза {f} :: cornbread
кул {adj} :: cool
кул {adv} :: cool, in a cool way
кула {f} :: tower
кула {f} :: turret
кула {f} :: steeple
кула {f} :: castle
кула {f} [chess] :: rook
кулиса {f} :: coulisse
кулминација {f} :: culmination
кулоар {m} :: corridor
култ {m} :: cult
култни {adj} :: cult
култура {f} :: culture
култура {f} :: manners
култура {f} :: civility
културан {adj} :: cultured, refined
културан {adj} :: (definitive) cultural
културно {adv} :: culturally
кум {m} :: godfather
кум {m} :: witness (at wedding)
кум {m} [uncountable] :: sand
кумарин {m} :: coumarin
кумбара {f} :: bomb, a kind of lombard-projectile
кумица {f} :: goddaughter
кумкват {m} :: kumquat
кумче {n} :: godson, godchild
куна {f} :: marten
куна {f} :: kuna (currency of Croatia)
кундура {f} [regional] :: shoe
кунић {m} :: rabbit (mammal)
куп {m} :: cup [trophy and a contest]
куп {m} :: heap
купа {f} :: cup, goblet
купа {f} [Serbia, geometry] :: cone
купа {f} :: cups in Spanish playing cards
купалиште {n} :: a swimming place (any kind of)
купаоница {f} :: bathroom
купати {vt impf} :: to bathe
купати {vr impf} :: to bathe, have a swim
купатило {n} :: bathroom
купаћи {adj} :: bathing
купаћи {adj} :: swimming
купац {m} :: buyer, purchaser
купач {m} :: swimmer
купач {m} :: bather
купина {f} :: blackberry
купити {vt pf} :: to buy, purchase
купити {vtr impf} :: to collect, gather
купити {vr impf} :: to leave, go away
куплерај {m} :: brothel, whorehouse
куплунг {m} :: clutch
купња {f} :: (Croatian) purchase, purchasing, buying
куповати {vt impf} :: to buy, purchase
куповина {f} :: purchase (purchased object)
куповина {f} :: buying, shopping, purchasing (activity)
купола {f} :: cupola
купон {m} :: coupon
купус {m} :: cabbage
Кур’ан {prop} {m} [Islam] :: Qur'an
Куран {prop} {m} [Islam] :: Qur'an
курански {adj} :: qur'anic
курат {adj} [slang] :: hung (having a large penis)
курац {m} [vulgar] :: penis, dick
курац {m} [vulgar] :: nothing, squat, jack
курбан {m} :: victim
курбан {m} :: sacrifice
Курбан бајрам {prop} {m} [Islam] :: Eid ul-Adha
курва {f} [vulgar] :: whore, prostitute
курва {f} [vulgar] :: bitch, slut
курвање {n} :: harlotry, prostitution
курвар {m} :: whoremaster
курварлук {m} :: whoredom
курвати {vr impf} :: to whore around
курветина {f} [pejorative] :: whore, slut
курвински {adj} :: meretricious
курвински {adv} :: meretriciously
курвица {f} :: (diminutive) whore, slut
Курдистан {prop} {m} :: Kurdistan
курдски {adj} :: Kurdish
курдски {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Kurdish language
курдски {adv} :: in a Kurdish manner, as a Kurd
курђел {m} :: great-great-great-great-great-grandfather 7th male ancestor
курзив {m} :: cursive (writing, script, manuscript)
курзив {m} :: italics
курзивни {adj} :: cursive
куриозитет {m} :: curiosity (unique or extraordinary object or event)
курир {m} :: courier (person who delivers messages or mail)
курјак {m} :: wolf
курс {m} :: course (training, studying etc.)
курс {m} :: course, direction
курс {m} :: exchange rate
куртизана {f} :: courtesan
куртоазан {adj} :: courteous
куртоазија {f} :: courtesy
куртоазно {adv} :: courteously
курцшлус {m} [regional] :: short circuit
курцшлус {m} [colloquial] :: misunderstanding
курчити {vr impf} [vulgar] :: to boast, brag
кус {m} :: piece, part
кус {adj} :: tailless
кус {adj} :: too short
кус {adj} :: incomplete
кустос {m} :: custodian, curator
кусур {m} :: change (money given back when more than the exact price of an item is given)
кут {m} :: corner
кут {m} :: angle
кутак {m} :: [diminutive] corner
кутер {m} :: cutter (single-masted, fore-and-aft rigged, sailing vessel)
кутија {f} :: box, chest
кутијица {f} :: a small box; casket
кутлача {f} :: ladle
кућа {f} :: house
кућаница {f} :: housewife
кући {adv} :: home, at home
кућица {f} :: (diminutive) house
кућни {adj} :: domiciliary, home
куфер {m} :: suitcase
кухиња {f} :: kitchen (room)
кухиња {f} :: cuisine
куца {f} [hypocoristic] :: doggy, puppy
куцати {vi impf} :: to knock, tap, beat, strike
куцнути {vi pf} :: to knock, tap, beat, strike
куче {n} :: young dog; puppy
кученце {n} [diminutive] :: puppy, doggy
кучка {f} :: bitch, dam (female dog)
кучка {f} [pejorative] :: bitch (spiteful woman)
кучкин син {m} [pejorative, slang] :: son of a bitch (objectionable person)
кушати {vt impf pf} :: to taste
кушати {vt impf pf} :: to try, test
кушач {m} :: taster
кушачица {f} :: taster (female)
кшатрија {m} :: a kshatriya
кьт {conj} [Torlakian] :: alternative form of кад
кьт {adv} [Torlakian] :: alternative form of кад