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х {letter} :: The 26th letter of the Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic alphabet
Х {letter} :: The twenty-sixth letter of the Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic alphabet. It is preceded by the letter Ф (F) and is followed by the letter Ц (C)
хабати {vitr impf} :: to wear out, abrade
хабер {m} :: news information
хабер {m} :: message
хабер {m} :: sensation, feeling
хабитат {m} :: habitat
хавајски {adj} :: Hawaiian
хавајски {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Hawaiian language
хаварија {f} :: accident, crash, wreck (especially shipwreck, emergency, average (i.e. situation caused by damage, breakdown or failure)
хаварија {f} :: damage, breakdown, fault, failure, crash
хаварија {f} [figuratively] :: misfortune
Хаг {prop} {m} :: Хаг (city/administrative capital)
хагиографски {adj} :: hagiographic
хагиографски {adv} :: in a hagiographic manner
хадрон {m} [particle] :: hadron
хазард {m} :: gamble, gambling
хазард {m} :: risk, hazard
хазардер {m} :: hazarder, daredevil
хазардерка {f} :: hazarder, daredevil (female)
хазардни {adj} :: hazardous
хазена {f} [historical, sports] :: a type of women's handball
хазна {f} [regional] :: treasury
хазна {f} [regional] :: cash
хазнадар {m} [historical, regional] :: treasurer
хаићански {adj} :: Haitian
хаићански {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Haitian language; Haitian Creole
хајати {vi impf} :: to care
хајван {m} :: animal
хајван {m} :: a person who behaves wildly
хајде {interj} [hortative] :: let's go
хајде {interj} [hortative] :: let's, let us (suggesting an action for oneself and others)
хајде {interj} [imperative] :: go, depart, leave
хајде {interj} [imperative] :: come, come on, c'mon
хајдемо {interj} [hortative] :: let's go
хајдемо {interj} [hortative] :: let's, let us (suggesting an action for oneself and others)
хајдемо {interj} [imperative] :: go, depart, leave
хајдемо {interj} [imperative] :: come, come on, c'mon
Хајдерабад {prop} {m} :: Хајдерабад (caplc)
хајдмо {interj} :: alternative form of хајдемо
хајдук {m} :: brigand, outlaw
хајдук {m} :: hajduk
хајка {f} :: chase, pursuit, hunt
хајка {f} :: posse
хајмо {interj} :: alternative form of хајдемо
хакер {m} [computing] :: hacker
хаким {m} [regional] :: a wise man
хаким {m} [regional] :: judge
хала {f} :: hall
хала {f} :: WC, water closet
хала {f} :: toilet
хала {f} :: privy
хала {f} :: aunt (maternal or paternal)
хала {f} [regional, nonstandard] :: dragon
халабука {f} :: noise, hubbub
халас {m} :: a river fisherman
халва {f} :: halva
халиф {m} :: caliph
халка {f} :: metal ring
халка {f} :: door knocker
халка {f} :: tilting at the ring [game]
халуцинантан {adj} :: hallucinatory
халуцинација {f} :: hallucination
халуцинирати {vi impf pf} :: to hallucinate
халуциноген {adj} :: hallucinogenic, hallucinatory
халхал {m} :: alternative spelling of халхала, meaning bracelet or anklet
халхала {f} :: bracelet
халхала {f} :: anklet
хаљина {f} :: dress
хаљина {f} :: robe
хамајлија {f} :: amulet
хамбар {m} :: alternative spelling of амбар
хаметице {adv} [regional] :: completely, utterly, thoroughly
хан {m} :: inn
Ханој {prop} {m} :: Ханој (capital city)
ханума {f} :: wife
ханума {f} :: woman, lady
ханџар {m} :: khanjar
хаос {m} [Bosnian, Serbian, uncountable] :: chaos
хаплоидан {adj} [cytology] :: haploid
хапс {m} [dated, chiefly Bosnia] :: prison, confinement, situation of arrest
хапсити {vt impf} :: to arrest
харамија {m} :: bandit
харамија {m} :: thief
харамија {m} :: robber
харамија {m} :: highwayman
харанга {f} :: harangue
харати {vt impf} :: to pillage, root
харати {vt impf} :: to devastate
харати {vt impf} :: to vandalize
харати {vt impf} :: to rage, ravage, rampage
харати {vt impf} :: to wreak havoc
харач {m} [historical] :: Haraç
харач {m} [pejoratively] :: robbery, plunder
харач {m} [figuratively] :: cost, expense
хардвер {m} [uncountable] :: hardware
харем {m} :: harem
харинга {f} :: herring
харлекин {m} :: harlequin
хармонија {f} :: harmony
хармонијска средина {f} [mathematics] :: harmonic mean
хармонијски {adj} :: harmonic
хармоника {f} :: accordion
хармоникаш {m} :: accordionist
хармоничан {adj} :: harmonious
харпија {f} :: harpy
харпија {f} :: harpy eagle (Harpia harpyja)
харпун {m} :: harpoon
харпунар {m} :: harpooner
хартија {f} [regional, Bosnia, Serbia, archaic] :: paper
харфа {f} :: harp
хатар {m} :: region, district, area, land
хатар {m} [transitive] :: area within one's jurisdiction
хауба {f} [automotive] :: hood
хауба {f} [regional] :: hair dryer
хаубица {f} :: howitzer
хаубички {adj} [relational] :: howitzer
хаустор {m} [regional] :: front door
хахар {m} [regional] :: bully, roughneck
хахар {m} [regional] :: rascal, urchin, vagrant
хахар {m} [obsolete] :: killer, murderer
хаџ {m} [Islam] :: hajj
хаџилук {m} [Islam] :: hajj
хаџилук {m} [Christianity] :: pilgrimage
хашиш {m} :: hashish
хашки {adj} [relational] :: The Hague (Хаг)
хвала {f} :: thank
хвала {interj} :: thanks!
хвала курцу {interj} [vulgar] :: thank fuck! (lit. thank dick)
хвалисав {adj} :: boastful
хвалисаво {adv} :: boastfully
хвалисати {vr impf} :: to boast, brag
хвалити {vt impf} :: to praise, commend, laud
хвалити {vt impf} :: to extol, glorify
хвалити {vr impf} :: to be proud of, pride oneself upon
хвалити {vr impf} :: to boast
хвалиша {m} :: boaster
хвалиша {m} :: praiser (of others)
хвалоспев {m} :: eulogy (high praise or recommendation)
хвалоспјев {m} :: eulogy (high praise or recommendation)
Хвар {prop} {m} :: Hvar
Хваранин {prop} {m} :: a person from Hvar (the island or city)
хвастав {adj} :: boastful
хватати {vt impf} :: to grab, seize, take hold of
хватати {vt impf} :: to catch
хватати {vi impf} :: to overcome, strike
хватач {m} :: catcher (one who catches)
хебрејски {adj} :: Hebrew
хебрејски {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Hebrew language
хегемонија {f} :: hegemony
хедонизам {m} :: hedonism
хедонист {m} :: hedonist
хедонистички {adj} :: hedonic
хедонистички {adv} :: hedonically
хедонисткиња {f} :: hedonist (female)
хексадецималан {adj} :: hexadecimal
хексадецимални систем {m} :: hexadecimal system
хексаметар {m} :: hexameter
хектар {m} :: hectare (10000 m²)
хектограм {m} :: hectogram
хелебарда {f} :: halberd
хелијум {m} :: helium
хеликоптер {m} :: helicopter (aircraft)
хелиоцентризам {m} :: heliocentrism
Хелсинки {prop} {m} :: Хелсинки (capital city)
хематологија {f} :: haematology, hematology
хемендекс {m} :: fried thinly sliced ham and eggs
хемија {f} [Bosnia, Serbia, uncountable] :: chemistry
хемијска оловка {f} :: ballpoint pen
хемијски {adj} :: (Bosnian, Serbian) chemical
хемикалија {f} :: (Bosnian, Serbian) chemical
хемичар {m} [Bosnian, Serbian] :: chemist
хемичарка {f} [Bosnian, Croatian] :: chemist
хемофилија {f} :: hemophilia
хенотеизам {m} :: henotheism
хералдика {f} :: heraldry
херетик {m} :: heretic
херметичан {adj} :: hermetic
херметички {adj} :: hermetic
херметички {adv} :: hermetically
херметично {adv} :: hermetically
хероизам {m} [uncountable] :: heroism
хероизам {m} [countable] :: heroic deed
хероин {m} :: heroin
хероина {f} :: heroine
херој {m} :: hero
херојски {adj} :: heroic
херојски {adv} :: heroically
херојство {n} [countable] :: heroic deed
херојство {n} [uncountable] :: heroism
херц {m} :: , hearts in card- and boardgames
херц {m} :: hertz
Херцеговац {prop} {m} :: Herzegovinian
херцеговачки {adj} :: Herzegovinian
херцеговачки {adv} :: as a Herzegovinian, in a Herzegovinian manner
Херцеговина {prop} {f} :: Херцеговина (the southern <<region>> of <<c/Bosnia and Herzegovina>>)
хетероген {adj} :: heterogeneous
хетерогеност {f} :: heterogeneity
хетерозигот {m} :: heterozygote
хетеросексуалност {f} [uncountable] :: heterosexuality
хетеросилабички {adj} :: heterosyllabic
хетитски {adj} :: Hittite
хетитски {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Hittite language
хећим {m} [regional] :: doctor, physician
хефта {f} [Bosnia, regional Croatia, Serbia] :: week
хибернација {f} :: hibernation
хибрид {m} :: hybrid
хибридан {adj} :: hybrid
хигијена {f} [uncountable] :: hygiene
хигијеничар {m} :: hygienist
хигијеничарка {f} :: hygienist (female)
хигијенски {adj} :: hygienic
хигрометар {m} :: hygrometer
хигроскоп {m} :: hygroscope
хигроскопан {adj} :: hygroscopic
хидрат {m} [chemistry] :: hydrate
хидрауличан {adj} :: hydraulic
хидраулички {adj} :: hydraulic
хидраулички {adv} :: hydraulically
хијат {m} :: hiatus
хијацинт {m} :: hyacinth
хијена {f} :: hyena (animal)
хијерархија {f} :: hierarchy
хијерархијски {adj} :: hierarchical
хијерархијски {adv} :: hierarchically
хијероглиф {m} :: hieroglyph
хијероглифски {adj} :: hieroglyphic
хиљада {f} :: thousand
хиљадарка {f} :: banknote worth thousand of currency units
хиљаду {adv} [with genitive] :: thousand of
Хималаја {prop} {f} :: Himalaya (one mountain in the mountain range)
Хималаја {prop} {f} :: Himalayas (mountain range)
Хималаји {prop} {mp} :: Himalayas
хималајски {adj} :: Himalayan
химен {m} :: hymen
химера {f} :: chimera
химна {f} :: hymn
хинди {prop} {m} :: Hindi; one of the official languages of India
хиндуизам {m} :: Hinduism
хиндуистички {adj} :: Hinduistic
хиндуистички {adv} :: Hinduistically
хипербола {f} :: hyperbola
хиперболичан {adj} :: hyperbolic
хипероним {m} :: hypernym
хиперонимија {f} [semantics] :: hyperonymy
хипи {m} :: hippie, hippy
хипи {adj} :: hippie, hippy
хипик {m} [colloquial] :: hippie
хипноза {f} :: hypnosis
хипнотизер {m} :: hypnotist
хиподром {m} :: hippodrome
хипокризија {f} [uncountable] :: hypocrisy
хипокрит {m} :: hypocrite
хипокритски {adj} :: hypocritical
хипокритски {adv} :: hypocritically (as a hypocrite)
хипоним {m} :: hyponym
хипонимија {f} [semantics] :: hyponymy
хипотакса {f} [grammar] :: hypotaxis
хипотеза {f} :: hypothesis
хипотека {f} :: mortgage
хипотенуза {f} [geometry] :: hypotenuse
хипотетичан {adj} :: hypothetical
хипотетично {adv} :: hypothetically
хипотетичност {f} [uncountable] :: hypotheticality
хипофиза {f} :: hypophysis, pituitary gland
хипохондар {m} :: hypochondriac
хипохондричан {adj} :: hypochondriac
хир {m} :: whim, caprice
хирагана {f} :: hiragana
хировит {adj} :: cranky, capricious, moody
хировито {adv} :: crankily, capriciously, moodily
хировитост {f} :: capriciousness, whimsicalness
Хирошима {prop} {f} :: Хирошима (capital city)
хиспанистика {f} :: Hispanic studies, Spanish studies
хистерија {f} :: hysteria
хистерик {m} :: hysteric
хистеричан {adj} :: hysterical
хистеричност {f} [uncountable] :: hystericalness
хисторија {f} :: history
хитан {adj} :: urgent
хитар {adj} :: fast, quick, speedy
хитац {m} :: shot, gunshot, round
хитац {m} [sports] :: shot; throw; kick
хитац {m} :: throw (launching an object into space)
хитлеризам {m} :: Hitlerism
хитлеровски {adj} :: Hitlerian
хитно {adv} :: urgently
хитро {adv} :: fast
хитро {adv} :: hastily
хитро {adv} :: quickly
хитрост {f} :: quickness, fastness, swiftness
хихотати {vr impf} :: to giggle
хиџаб {m} :: hijab
хиџра {f} [Islam] :: Hegira, Hijra
хиџра {f} [Islam] :: hegira, hijra
хиџрет {m} [Islam] :: Hegira, Hijra
хиџрет {m} [Islam] :: emigration, move
хлад {m} :: shade (darkness where light, particularly sunlight, is blocked)
хладан {adj} :: cold
хладити {vtr impf} :: to cool
хладно {adv} :: coldly
хладнокрван {adj} :: cold-blooded
хладнокрвно {adv} :: cold-bloodedly
хладнокрвност {f} [uncountable] :: cold-bloodedness
хладноратовски {adj} [relational] :: Cold War
хладноратовски {adv} :: Cold War (as if in a Cold War)
хладноћа {f} [uncountable] :: coldness
хладњак {m} :: refrigerator
хладњак {m} [automotive] :: radiator (device that lowers engine coolant temperature)
хладњача {f} :: refrigerator truck
хладовина {f} :: shade (darkness where light, particularly sunlight, is blocked)
хладовина {f} :: sinecure, cushy job
хлапити {vi impf} :: to evaporate
хлаче {fp} [plurale tantum] :: trousers
хлеб {m} :: bread
хлеб {m} :: loaf (of bread)
хлеб {m} :: circled shape of bread
хлепчић {m} :: diminutive of хлеб
хлор {m} [Bosnian, Montenegrin, Serbian] :: chlorine
хлорофил {m} :: (Bosnian, Serbian) chlorophyll (green pigment)
хљеб {m} :: bread
хљеб {m} :: loaf (of bread)
хљеб {m} :: circled shape of bread
хљепчић {m} :: diminutive of хљеб
хмељ {m} [uncountable] :: hop (plant)
Хоангуо {prop} {m} :: Huang He
хоби {m} :: hobby ] (activity done for enjoyment in spare time)
хобист {m} :: hobbyist
хоботница {f} :: octopus
ховеркрафт {m} :: hovercraft
ход {m} :: walk, gait
ход {m} :: pace
ходајући {adj} :: walking
ходати {vi impf} :: to walk, pace
ходати {vi impf} :: to stride
ходати {vi impf} :: to saunter, stroll, amble
ходач {m} :: walker
ходити {vi impf} :: to walk, pace
ходити {vi impf} :: to move, head
ходник {m} :: corridor, hallway
ходом {adv} :: walking, on foot
ходочасник {m} :: pilgrim
ходочашће {n} :: pilgrimage
хокеј {m} [uncountable] :: hockey
хокејаш {m} :: hockey player
Холандија {prop} {f} :: Холандија (region)
Холандија {prop} {f} [colloquial] :: the Netherlands
холандски {adj} [Bosnian, Serbian] :: Dutch
холандски {adj} [Bosnian, Serbian, in masculine, substantive] :: the Dutch language
Холанђанин {prop} {m} :: Dutch
Холанђанка {prop} {f} :: Dutchwoman
холистички {adj} :: holistic
холистички {adv} :: holistically
холограф {m} :: holograph
холокауст {m} :: holocaust
хомеоморфизам {m} [mathematics] :: homeomorphism
хомилија {f} :: homily
хомић {m} [colloquial] :: gay person, homosexual (male)
хомоген {adj} :: homogeneous
хомогено {adv} :: homogeneously
хомогеност {f} [uncountable] :: homogeneity
хомограм {m} :: homograph
хомограф {m} :: homograph
хомозигот {m} :: homozygote
хомозиготан {adj} :: homozygous
хомологан {adj} :: homologous
хомоморфизам {m} [mathematics] :: homomorphism
хомоним {m} :: homonym
хомониман {adj} :: homonymous
хомонимија {f} [semantics] :: homonymy
хомосексуалан {adj} :: homosexual
хомосексуалац {m} :: a gay person, homosexual (male)
хомосексуалност {f} [uncountable] :: homosexuality
хомофон {adj} :: homophonous
хомофонија {f} :: homophony
Хонгконг {prop} {m} :: Хонгконг (city/island/and/special administrative region)
Хонг Конг {prop} {m} :: Хонг Конг (city/island/and/special administrative region)
Хондурас {prop} {m} :: Хондурас (country)
хор {m} :: chorus
хор {m} :: choir
хорда {f} :: horde
хоризонт {m} :: horizon
хоризонталан {adj} :: horizontal
хоризонтално {adv} :: horizontally
хоризонталност {f} [uncountable] :: horizontality
хоризонт догађаја {m} [astrophysics] :: event horizon
хормон {m} :: hormone
хормоналан {adj} :: hormonal
хорна {f} :: French horn
хороз {m} :: rooster, cock
хороскоп {m} :: horoscope
хороскопски {adj} [relational] :: horoscope
хорс {m} [slang] :: heroin
хортикултура {f} :: horticulture
хоругва {f} [rare, regional, Croatia] :: flag, banner, standard
хостеса {f} :: hostess
хотел {m} :: hotel
хотелијер {m} :: hotelier, hotel manager
хотелски {adj} [relational] :: hotel
хотентотски {adj} :: Hottentot
хотентотски {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Hottentot language
хотимице {adv} :: intentionally, deliberately
хотимичан {adj} :: deliberate, intentional
хотимично {adv} :: deliberately, intentionally
хохштаплер {m} :: adventurer
хохштаплер {m} :: impostor
хоџа {m} [Islam] :: preacher
хоџа {m} :: hodja
храбар {adj} :: bold, courageous, brave
храбрити {vt impf} :: to encourage, cheer up, embolden
храбрити {vr impf} :: to take courage, cheer up
храбро {adv} :: courageously, boldly
храброст {f} :: courage
храм {m} :: temple
храм {m} :: shrine
храм {m} :: holy ground
храна {f} :: food
хранидба {f} :: feeding
хранилац {m} :: feeder
хранилац {m} :: breadwinner
хранитељ {m} :: breadwinner
хранитељ {m} :: provider
хранитељица {f} :: breadwinner (female)
хранитељица {f} :: provider (female)
хранитељка {f} :: breadwinner (female)
хранитељка {f} :: provider (female)
хранити {vtr impf} :: to feed
храњив {adj} :: nutritious, nourishing
храњивост {f} :: nutritiousness
храпав {adj} :: coarse, rough (of surface)
храпаво {adv} :: coarsely, roughly (with difficulty)
храпавост {f} :: coarseness, roughness (of surface)
храст {m} :: oak (tree)
храстик {m} :: oak forest
храстов {adj} [relational] :: oak; oak's
храстовина {f} :: oak wood
хрбат {m} :: spine, backbone
хрбат {m} :: ridge, crest (hill, mountain, wave)
хрбат {m} :: spine (narrow, bound edge of a book)
Хрват {m} :: Croat (male, male and female or unspecified)
хрвати {vr impf} [sports] :: to wrestle
хрвати {vr impf} :: to struggle (with difficulties)
Хрватица {f} :: Croat (female person)
Хрватска {prop} {f} :: Croatia
хрватски {adj} :: Croatian
хрватски {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Croatian language
хрватски {adv} :: in a Croatian manner, as a Croat
хрватски овчар {m} :: Croatian Sheepdog
хрвачки {adj} :: wrestling
хрвачки {adv} :: as a wrestler
хрен {m} :: horseradish
хреновка {f} :: frankfurter
хрестоматија {f} :: chrestomathy
хрид {f} :: cliff
Христ {prop} {m} :: Christ
христаделфијан {m} :: Christadelphian
христаделфијански {adj} :: Christadelphian
христаделфијански {adv} :: as a Christadelphian
Христос {prop} {m} :: Christ
Христос васкрсе {phrase} :: (Serbian) Happy Easter
Христос се роди {phrase} [Serbia] :: Merry Christmas (greeting)
хришћански {adj} :: (Bosnian, Serbian) Christian
хришћански {adv} :: (Bosnian, Serbian) Christianly
хришћанство {m} [uncountable, Serbia, Bosnia] :: Christianity, Christendom
хркати {vi impf} :: to snore
хркач {m} :: snorer
хркнути {vi pf} :: to snore
хром {adj} :: lame, limping (unable to walk properly)
хром {m} :: (Bosnian, Serbian) chromium
хромо {adv} :: lamely (in the manner of one who is lame)
хромост {f} :: lameness
хроника {f} [Bosnia, Serbia] :: chronicle
хроничан {adj} :: (Bosnian, Serbian) chronic
хроничар {m} :: (Bosnian, Serbian) chronicler
хронологија {f} :: (Bosnian, Serbian) chronology
хронолошки {adj} :: (Bosnian, Serbian) chronological
хронолошки {adv} :: (Bosnian, Serbian) chronologically
хрпа {f} :: heap, pile
хрскав {adj} :: crunchy, crisp
хрсуз {m} :: thief
хрсуз {m} :: robber
хрсуз {m} :: bandit
хрт {m} :: greyhound
хрушт {m} :: cockchafer, May bug
хрчак {m} :: hamster
хршум {m} :: anger, shouting, vociferation
хтење {n} :: willingness, willing, determination
хтење {n} :: desire, wish
хтети {vt impf} :: to wish, want, desire
хтети {vi impf} [as an auxiliary verb] :: shall, will
хтети {vr impf} [impersonal] :: to feel like
хтијење {n} :: willingness, willing, determination
хтијење {n} :: desire, wish
хтјети {vt impf} :: to wish, want, desire
хтјети {vi impf} [as an auxiliary verb] :: shall, will
хтјети {vr impf} [impersonal] :: to feel like
Хуанг Хо {prop} {m} :: Huang He
худ {adj} [rare, archaic, regional] :: angry
худ {adj} [rare, archaic, regional] :: bad
худ {adj} [rare, archaic, regional] :: evil
хук {m} :: rumble, roar, rumble (indefinite noise or murmur)
хук {m} :: roar (of water falling or flowing)
хук {m} :: whistle (of wind)
хук {m} :: hoot (cry of an owl)
хулиган {m} :: hooligan
хулигански {adj} [relational] :: hooligans
хулиганство {n} :: hooliganism
хулитељ {m} :: blasphemer
хулити {vi impf} :: to blaspheme
хулник {m} :: blasphemer
хуља {m} :: scoundrel, rascal, knave
хум {m} :: hillock
хум {m} :: barrow, tumulus (mound of earth raised over a grave)
хум {f} [obsolete] :: arrogance
хумак {m} :: barrow, tumulus (mound of earth and stones raised over a grave)
хумак {m} :: hillock (covered with grass)
хуман {adj} :: humane (with regard for the health and well-being of another; compassionate)
хуманизам {m} :: humanism
хуманистички {adj} :: humanistic
хуманистички {adv} :: humanistically
хуманитаран {adj} :: humanitarian
хумано {adv} :: humanely
хуманост {f} [uncountable] :: humaneness
хумор {m} [uncountable] :: humor
хуморан {adj} :: humorous
хумореска {f} :: lighthearted short story
хумореска {f} :: humoresque (musical composition that is playful in attitude and tone)
хумористичан {adj} :: humorous
хумористички {adj} :: humoristic
хумористички {adv} :: humoristically
хумористичност {f} [uncountable] :: humorousness
хумус {m} :: humus
хунта {f} :: junta
хурија {f} [Islam] :: houri
хурикан {m} :: hurricane
хурма {f} :: date (fruit)
хурма {f} :: persimmon (fruit)
хусар {m} :: hussar
хусит {m} :: Hussite
хуситски {adj} :: Hussite
хучан {adj} :: roaring, loud
хушкати {vt impf} :: to incite, provoke, instigate
хушкач {m} :: abettor, agitator, instigator, fomenter
ц {letter} :: The 27th letter of the Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic alphabet
Ц {letter} :: The twenty-seventh letter of the Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic alphabet. It is preceded by the letter Х (H) and is followed by the letter Ч (Č)
-ца {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a feminine noun, usually a diminutive form expressing endearment
цајтнот {m} [chess] :: zeitnot
цајтнот {m} :: time trouble, time pressure
цајхнати {vt impf} [regional] :: to mark (with a sign); notch, chip, cut, nick
цајхнати {vt impf} [regional] :: to jot down, record
цака {f} [regional] :: drollery, joke
цака {f} [regional] :: constraint, limitation
цаклити {vt impf} [ceramics] :: to polish, enamel
цаклити {vr impf} :: to shine, glister
цакло {n} [regional] :: glass
цапин {m} :: alternative form of цепӣн
цар {m} :: czar, emperor, monarch
царев {adj} [relational] :: emperor; emperor's
царевина {f} :: empire
царевић {m} :: tsarevich
царевна {f} :: tsarevna
Цариград {prop} {m} [uncountable, dated, language of literature] :: Цариград (largest city)
цариградски {adj} [relational] :: Istanbul
царина {f} :: customs
царинарница {f} :: customs house/office/station
цариник {m} :: customs officer
царинички {adj} [relational] :: customs officers
царински {adj} [relational] :: customs
царица {f} :: czarina, tsarina
царица {f} :: empress
царичин {adj} [relational] :: empress; empress's, imperial
царски {adj} :: imperial (related to an empire, emperor, or empress)
царски {adv} :: imperially
царски часови {noun} [Eastern Orthodoxy] :: Great Hours
царство {n} :: empire, kingdom (nation having as supreme ruler a king and/or queen, emperor and/or empress)
царство {n} :: kingdom (taxonomic division, below Domain and above Phylum)
цвасти {vi impf} [mostly Croatian] :: to bloom, blossom
цват {m} :: inflorescence
цват {m} :: blossom
цват {m} :: bloom
цвекла {f} :: red beet
цвет {m} :: flower
цвет {m} :: blossom
цвет {m} :: bloom
цветак {m} :: (expressively, hypocoristically) flower
цветати {vi impf} :: to bloom, blossom
цветати {vi impf} [figuratively] :: to flourish
цветни {adj} [relational] :: flower; floral
цвећар {m} :: florist
цвећарство {n} :: floriculture
цвеће {n} :: (collectively) flowers
цвијет {m} :: flower
цвијет {m} :: blossom
цвијет {m} :: bloom
цвијет {m} :: the best part of something
цвијет {m} [archaic] :: color
цвијетак {m} :: (expressively, hypocoristically) flower
цвијеће {n} :: (collectively) flowers
цвилеж {m} :: whine, squeal
цвилити {vi impf} :: to squeak, squeal
цвилити {vi impf} :: to whimper, whine
цвилити {vi impf} :: to lament, moan
цвиљети {v impf} :: alternative form of цвилити
цвјетати {vi impf} :: to bloom, blossom
цвјетати {vi impf} [figuratively] :: to flourish
цвјетни {adj} [relational] :: flower; floral
цвјећар {m} :: florist
цвјећарство {n} :: floriculture
цвокотати {vi impf} :: to chatter, shiver
цвркутати {vi impf} :: to twitter, chirp
цвркутати {vi impf} :: to warble (sing like a bird)
цврчак {m} :: cricket (insect)
-це {suffix} :: Appended to words to create a neuter noun, usually to form a diminutive or as an expression of endearment, or to denote an object
цев {f} :: tube
цев {f} :: duct
цев {f} :: pipe
цеваница {f} :: shin
цевка {f} :: tubule
цевни {adj} :: tubular, tubal
цевовод {m} :: pipeline
цевчица {f} :: tubule
цедар {m} :: cedar (tree)
цедило {n} :: strainer
цедуља {f} :: paper note
Цејлон {prop} {m} [uncountable] :: Ceylon
целебритет {m} :: a celebrity; a famous person
целер {m} :: celery
целибат {m} :: celibacy
целивати {vt impf} :: to kiss
целина {f} :: totality, whole, entirety
целина {f} :: state of being total, with no missing parts
целити {vtr impf} :: to heal, cure, treat
целов {m} [literary] :: kiss
целовит {adj} :: integral, complete
целокупан {adj} :: whole, entire, total
целокупно {adv} :: entirely, wholly, totally
целост {f} :: totality, whole, entirety
целост {f} :: state of totality, as opposed to that in pieces
целофан {m} :: cellophane
целулоза {f} :: cellulose
целулоид {m} :: celluloid
цемент {m} :: cement
цементирати {vt impf pf} :: to cement, cover or pave with cement
цементирати {vt impf pf} [figuratively] :: to harden, seal, bond (make rigid or inflexible)
цена {f} :: price
цена {f} :: value, worth
цензор {m} :: censor
цензура {f} :: censorship
цензус {m} :: census
ценити {vt impf} :: to value, appreciate
ценити {vt impf} :: to estimate, appraise
ценити {vt impf} :: to respect
ценкати {vr impf} :: to haggle
цент {m} :: cent (hundredth of a dollar, euro, etc.)
цент {m} [music] :: cent (hundredth of a semitone)
центар {m} :: center / centre
центарфор {m} :: center forward
центилитар {m} :: centilitre
центиметар {m} :: centimetre
централизам {m} :: centralism
централизација {f} :: centralization
централни {adj} :: central, main
Централноафричка Република {prop} {f} :: Central African Republic
центрифуга {f} :: centrifuge
центрифугалан {adj} :: centrifugal
центурија {f} :: century (unit in ancient Roman army)
центурион {m} :: centurion (Roman officer)
цењен {adj} :: respected, esteemed, honorable, reputable (of a person)
цењен {adj} :: valued (of a product or object being bought/sold)
цењкати {vr impf} :: to haggle
цео {adj} :: whole
цео {adj} :: entire, complete
цеп {m} :: slip, graft, scion (shoot or twig containing buds from a woody plant, used in grafting)
цепати {vit impf} :: to tear, tear up
цепати {vit impf} :: to rip
цепати {vit impf} :: to chop
цепати {vit impf} :: to split, break (apart)
цепелин {m} :: zeppelin
цепиво {n} :: vaccine
цепидлака {f} :: nitpick, hairsplitter
цепидлачити {vi impf} :: to quibble, split hairs
цепити {vt impf pf} :: to graft (to insert (a graft) in a branch or stem of another tree)
цепити {vtr impf pf} :: to vaccinate, inoculate
цепкати {vt impf} :: to chop, hack, split (to small pieces)
цепкати {vt impf} :: to fragment, break up, break down (to small pieces)
цепљен {adj} :: vaccinated, inoculated
цепнути {v pf} :: perfective form of цјепкати
цер {m} :: Turkey oak (tree, Quercus cerris)
цербер {m} [Croatian] :: Cerberus
церекати {vr impf} :: to snicker, snigger, titter, laugh derisively or unpleasantly
церемонија {f} :: ceremony
церемонијал {m} :: ceremonial
церемонијалан {adj} :: ceremonial
церемонијално {adv} :: ceremonially
церијум {m} :: cerium (symbol Ce, atomic number 58)
церити {vr impf} :: to grin
церовача {f} :: cantaloupe
церовина {f} :: Turkey oak wood
цертификат {m} :: certificate, license
цертифициран {adj} :: certified
цесар {m} [archaic] :: emperor, ruler
цеста {f} :: road [paved]
цеста {f} :: highway
цестарина {f} [Bosnia, Croatia] :: road toll
цестовни {adj} [relational] :: road
Цетињанин {prop} {m} :: an inhabitant of Cetinje
Цетиње {prop} {n} :: Cetinje
цех {m} :: guild
цивил {m} :: civilian (not related to the military armed forces)
цивилизација {f} :: civilization (a group of people or country with a common cultural background)
цивилизацијски {adj} :: civilizational
цивилизиран {adj} :: (Croatian) civilized
цивилизираност {f} :: civilization (state or quality of being civilized)
цивилизован {adj} :: (Bosnian, Serbian) civilized
цивилни {adj} :: civilian
Циганин {prop} {m} [offensive] :: male Gypsy
циганити {vir impf} :: to haggle, haggle down, drive a hard bargain
Циганка {prop} {f} [offensive] :: female Gypsy
цигански {adj} :: Gypsy
цигански {adv} :: as a Gypsy, in a Gypsy manner
цигара {f} :: cigar
цигара {f} [colloquial, nonstandard] :: cigarette
цигарета {f} :: cigarette
цигла {f} :: brick
циглар {m} :: brickmaker
цијев {f} :: tube
цијев {f} :: duct
цијев {f} :: pipe
цијевка {f} :: tubule
цијевни {adj} :: tubular, tubal
цијеђ {m} :: lye (liquid made by leaching ashes)
цијел {adj} :: alternative form of цио
цијелити {vtr impf} :: to heal, cure, treat
цијелост {f} :: totality, whole, entirety
цијелост {f} :: state of totality, as opposed to that in pieces
цијена {f} :: price
цијена {f} :: value, worth
цијенити {vt impf} :: to value, appreciate
цијенити {vt impf} :: to estimate, appraise
цијенити {vt impf} :: to respect
цијењен {adj} :: respected, esteemed, honorable, reputable (of a person)
цијењен {adj} :: valued (of a product or object being bought/sold)
цијеп {m} :: slip, graft, scion (shoot or twig containing buds from a woody plant, used in grafting)
цијепати {vit impf} :: to tear, tear up
цијепати {vit impf} :: to rip
цијепати {vit impf} :: to chop
цијепати {vit impf} :: to split, break (apart)
цијепити {vt impf pf} :: to graft (to insert (a graft) in a branch or stem of another tree)
цијепити {vtr impf pf} :: to vaccinate, inoculate
цијепљен {adj} :: vaccinated, inoculated
цијећ {prep} [archaic] :: because, due to
цикла {f} :: red beet
циклама {f} :: cyclamen
цикличан {adj} :: cyclic
циклички {adj} :: cyclic
циклички {adv} :: cyclically
циклон {m} [weather] :: cyclone
циклона {f} :: cyclone
циклус {m} :: cycle
цикнути {vi pf} :: to squeak, yelp (emit a short, high-pitched sound, especially like a mouse)
цилиндар {m} :: cylinder
цилиндар {m} :: top hat
цилиндричан {adj} :: cylindrical
циљ {m} :: goal, purpose
циљ {m} :: end, target
циљан {adj} :: targeted
циљати {vt impf} :: to aim at
циљати {vt impf} [figuratively] :: to allude to
циљ оправдава средство {proverb} :: the end justifies the means
цимати {vt impf} :: to pull, drag
цимати {vt impf} :: to lure, entice
цимати {vt impf} [slang] :: to call a mobile phone and let it ring once so that the other person will call back and save the first caller money, or so the other person can more easily save the first person's number to their phone's memory
цимбал {m} :: cymbal
цимбало {n} :: cymbal
цимер {m} :: roommate
цимерица {f} [regional] :: roommate (female)
цимет {m} :: cinnamon (spice)
цимнути {vt pf} :: to pull, drag
цимнути {vt pf} :: to lure, entice
цимнути {vt pf} [slang] :: to call a mobile phone and let it ring once so that the other person will call back and save the first caller money, or so the other person can more easily save the first person's number to their phone's memory
цинизам {m} :: cynicism
циник {m} :: cynic
циничан {adj} :: cynical
цинички {adj} :: cynical
цинички {adv} :: cynically
цинк {m} [uncountable] :: zinc
цио {adj} :: whole
цио {adj} :: entire, complete
ционизам {m} :: Zionism
ципела {f} :: a shoe
Цирих {prop} {m} :: Цирих (capital city)
Цирих {prop} {m} :: Цирих (canton)
циркон {m} :: zircon
циркулација {f} :: circulation
циркус {m} :: circus (a traveling company of performers)
циркусант {m} :: circus artist
циркусант {m} :: clown, comedian, joker
циркусантица {f} :: circus artist (female)
циркусантица {f} :: clown, comedian, joker (female)
циркусантски {adj} [relational] :: circus performer
циркусантски {adj} [figuratively] :: buffoonish, buffoon-like
циркусантски {adv} :: like a buffoon or a clown
циркуски {adj} [relational] :: circus
циста {f} :: cyst
циста {f} :: cist
цистерна {f} :: cistern
цистерна {f} :: tank(er) lorry, tank truck
цитологија {f} :: cytology
цитоплазма {f} :: cytoplasm
цитра {f} :: zither
циферблат {m} [regional] :: clock face
цифра {f} :: digit
цифра {f} :: figure
цифра {f} :: number, numeral
циција {m} :: miser
цича {f} :: severe frost; frostiness
цича {f} :: sharpness of cold, coldness
цичати {vi impf} :: to squeak, yelp (emit a short, high-pitched sound, especially like a mouse)
цјеваница {f} :: shin
цјевовод {m} :: pipeline
цјевчица {f} :: tubule
цједило {n} :: strainer
цјеливати {vt impf} :: to kiss
цјелина {f} :: totality, whole, entirety
цјелина {f} :: state of being total, with no missing parts
цјелов {m} [literary] :: kiss
цјеловит {adj} :: integral, complete
цјелокупан {adj} :: whole, entire, total
цјелокупно {adv} :: entirely, wholly, totally
цјенкати {vr impf} :: to haggle
цјепиво {n} :: vaccine
цјепидлака {f} :: nitpick, hairsplitter
цјепидлачити {vi impf} :: to quibble, split hairs
цјепкати {vt impf} :: to chop, hack, split (to small pieces)
цјепкати {vt impf} :: to fragment, break up, break down (to small pieces)
цјепнути {v pf} :: perfective form of цјепкати
ЦК {m} :: abbreviation of Централни комитет Central committee (especially of a Communist Party)
ЦК {m} [shortened from зграда ЦК] :: the building of the Central Committee of the Union of Communists of Yugoslavia, today known as Ušće Tower
цокл {m} :: pedestal
цокл {m} :: support
цол {m} :: inch
црв {m} :: worm
црв {m} :: vermin
црвен {adj} :: red
црвен {adj} :: ruddy, rubicund
црвен {adj} :: gules
црвен {f} :: red (color, or something red-colored)
црвен {f} [feminine] :: the red color
црвен {f} :: scarlet fever
црвен {f} :: revolutionary, Red
црвен {f} [masculine] :: the Red Army soldier
црвен {f} [masculine, pejorative] :: sympathizer or a member of extreme left; a communist
црвендаћ {m} :: robin, redbreast (bird)
црвенити {vt impf} :: to make red, redden
црвенкаст {adj} :: reddish
црвенокос {adj} :: red-haired
црвенперка {f} :: rudd
црвењети {vr impf} :: to become red, redden
црвењети {vr impf} :: to blush
црвењети {vr impf} :: to be red-faced, burn with shame
црвљив {adj} :: wormy, worm-eaten
црвоједина {f} [rare] :: wormhole
црвоточина {f} :: wormhole
цревља {f} :: shoe, slipper
цревни {adj} :: intestinal
црево {n} :: gut, bowel, intestine
цреп {m} :: tile (for the roof)
цријевни {adj} :: intestinal
цријево {n} :: gut, bowel, intestine
цријеп {m} :: tile (for the roof)
цркавати {v impf} :: imperfective form of црћи
црква {f} :: church
црквен {adj} [relational] :: church; ecclesiastical
црквенословенски {adj} :: (Bosnian, Serbian) Church Slavonic
црквењак {m} :: verger, sacristan (person who takes care of the interior of a church)
црковни {adj} [relational] :: church; ecclesiastical
црн {adj} :: black
црн {adj} :: swarthy, dusky
црн {adj} :: sable
црн {adj} :: unlucky, bad
црн {adj} :: wicked, heinous
Црна Гора {prop} {f} :: Црна Гора (country)
црна овца {f} [idiomatic] :: black sheep
црна рупа {f} [astronomy] :: black hole
црнац {m} :: black (person of African descent, Aborigine or Maori)
црначки {adj} :: negro, colored
црначки {adv} :: as a black person
црнети {vir impf} :: to become black
црнети {vir impf} :: to get a tan
црни лабуд {m} :: black swan (Cygnus atratus)
црни лук {m} :: onion
црни лук {m} [literally] :: black onion
црнкаст {adj} :: blackish
Црногорац {prop} {m} :: Montenegrin
црногорица {f} :: coniferous wood, conifers
црногорични {adj} :: coniferous
црногорски {adj} [relational] :: Montenegro; Montenegrin
црнокос {adj} :: black-haired
црнокошуљаш {m} :: blackshirt
Црно море {prop} {n} :: the Black Sea
црноморски {adj} [relational] :: Black Sea
црноок {adj} :: black-eyed (having eyes of black color)
црноризац {m} :: friar, monk
црнчити {vi impf} [colloquial] :: to drudge, grub, slave away
црнчуга {m} [vulgar, pejorative] :: nigger
црњети {vir impf} :: to become black
црњети {vir impf} :: to get a tan
црпити {vt impf} :: to pump, draw (liquid or gas out of something)
црпити {vt impf} :: to exploit, take advantage of
црпсти {vt impf} :: to pump, draw (liquid or gas out of something)
црпсти {vt impf} :: to exploit, take advantage of
црта {f} :: line
црта {f} :: trait, feature
црта {f} :: dash (punctuation)
цртати {vit impf} :: to draw
цртаћи {adj} :: drawing
цртеж {m} :: drawing
цртица {f} :: dash (punctuation)
црћи {v pf} [animals] :: to starve
црћи {v pf} [colloquial] :: to die, drop dead, croak
цунами {m} :: tsunami
цура {f} :: girl (young woman)
цура {f} :: girlfriend (in a relationship)
цуретак {m} [hypocoristic] :: girl
цурити {vi impf} :: to drip, leak, run (of liquid)
цурица {f} :: a little girl
цхлиеб {m} :: obsolete spelling of хљеб