CEFR Level

Bosnian — Upper Intermediate Vocabulary

2,000 words

Can understand the main ideas of complex text on both concrete and abstract topics.

#	Word	Type	Definition
1	abadžija	Noun	tailor or weaver of frieze.
2	abdesthana	Noun	room or separate building near a mosque or prayer room for performing abdest.
3	abdicirati	Verb	to abdicate.
4	abdikacija	Noun	abdication.
5	abdikant	Noun	abdicator.
6	abdovina	Noun	danewort, European dwarf elder (Sambucus ebulus).
7	abecedama	Noun	dative/locative/instrumental plural of abeceda.
8	abecedar	Noun	index (alphabetical listing).
9	abecedarij	Noun	index (alphabetical listing).
10	abecedom	Noun	instrumental singular of abeceda.
11	ablacija	Noun	ablation (removal).
12	ablendati	Verb	to dim the lights.
13	ablender	Noun	dipswitch.
14	abolicija	Noun	abolition.
15	abonentica	Noun	subscriber (female).
16	abonirac	Noun	subscriber.
17	abonirati	Verb	to get a season ticket for; subscribe (for a theater or a concert hall for a season).
18	abortirati	Verb
19	abrazija	Noun
20	abrogirati	Verb
21	abundati	Verb	to abound, be plentiful.
22	acetilen	Noun	Equivalent to 'Acetylene': Any organic compound having one or more carbon–carbon triple bonds; an alkyne.
23	adaptacija	Noun	adaptation.
24	adaptirati	Verb
25	adherent	Noun
26	adjektiv	Noun	Equivalent to 'adjective': A word that modifies a noun or noun phrase or describes a noun’s referent.
27	adjustaža	Noun
28	admiralski brod	Noun
29	admirativ	Noun	Equivalent to 'admirative': a verb form similar to mirative, found primarily in some languages of the Balkan sprachbund…
30	adopcija	Noun
31	adoptacija	Noun
32	adoptirati	Verb	to adopt (person, opinion).
33	adoracija	Noun	adoration.
34	adorator	Noun	Equivalent to 'Worshipper': A person who worships, especially at a place of assembly for religious services.
35	adorirati	Verb
36	adrenalin	Noun	adrenaline (epinephrine, the hormone and neurotransmitter).
37	adresant	Noun	Equivalent to 'Sender': A device or component that transmits, as in telegraphy or computer networks.
38	adresirati	Verb	to direct (something spoken to somebody).
39	adresovati	Verb	to direct (something spoken to somebody).
40	adsorpcija	Noun	adsorption.
41	adventist	Noun
42	adverbijal	Noun	adverbial.
43	advokatica	Noun	female equivalent of advokat (“advocate, attorney, lawyer”).
44	advokatura	Noun	legal profession, legal practice.
45	aerobika	Noun
46	aerodrom	Noun	Equivalent to 'airport': An airfield (an area designated for the takeoff and landing of aircraft), including one or more…
47	aerogliser	Noun	hovercraft.
48	aerologija	Noun
49	aeroplan	Noun	Equivalent to 'airplane': A powered heavier-than-air aircraft with fixed wings.
50	aerostat	Noun
51	afektacija	Noun	affectation.
52	afektirati	Verb	to affect, mince, put on airs.
53	afiksima	Noun	dative/locative/instrumental plural of afiks.
54	afinitet	Noun
55	afirmacija	Noun	affirmation.
56	afirmiran	Verb	past passive participle of afirmírati.
57	afirmirati	Verb	to establish or affirm (a name or reputation), to win, secure or achieve recognition for.
58	aforizam	Noun
59	aforizama	Noun	genitive plural of aforizam.
60	aforizma	Noun	genitive singular of aforizam.
61	aforizme	Noun	inflection of aforizam:.
62	aforizmi	Noun	nominative/vocative plural of aforizam.
63	aforizmima	Noun	dative/locative/instrumental plural of aforizam.
64	aforizmom	Noun	instrumental singular of aforizam.
65	aforizmu	Noun	dative/locative singular of aforizam.
66	afrikanist	Noun	Africanist (usually male).
67	afrikans	Noun	Afrikaans (language).
68	afrikanski	Noun	the Afrikaans language.
69	afrikata	Noun	Equivalent to 'Affricate': A single speech sound produced combining a plosive and a fricative.
70	agencija	Noun	Equivalent to 'agency': The capacity, condition, or state of acting or of exerting power.
71	agentura	Noun	cover-up organization.
72	agilnost	Noun
73	agitacija	Noun	agitation.
74	agitator	Noun
75	agitirati	Verb	to agitate, campaign, conduct a campaign, drum up (support).
76	agitprop	Noun
77	aglomerat	Noun	agglomeration (cluster).
78	agnostičar	Noun
79	agnostik	Noun	Equivalent to 'Agnostic': A person who holds to a form of agnosticism, especially uncertainty of the existence of a deit…
80	agregatno stanje	Noun	state of matter (liquid, solid or gaseous).
81	agresija	Noun	Equivalent to 'aggression': The act of initiating hostilities or invasion.
82	agresijama	Noun	dative/locative/instrumental plural of agresija.
83	agresije	Noun	nominative/accusative/vocative plural.
84	agresiji	Noun	dative/locative singular of agresija.
85	agresijom	Noun	instrumental singular of agresija.
86	agresiju	Noun	accusative singular of agresija.
87	agresorica	Noun	female equivalent of àgresor.
88	agrologija	Noun
89	agronomija	Noun
90	ajatolah	Noun	ayatollah.
91	ajnštajnij	Noun	Equivalent to 'Einsteinium': A transuranic chemical element (symbol Es) with atomic number 99: a soft, silvery, paramagn…
92	akademac	Noun	student of a (usually military) academy.
93	akademičar	Noun	a student, person attending college or an academia.
94	akademija	Noun	Equivalent to 'academy': The school for advanced education founded by Plato; the garden where Plato taught.
95	akademik	Noun	academician, academic.
96	akademski građanin	Noun	university graduate.
97	akcenata	Noun	genitive plural of akcent.
98	akcentima	Noun	dative/locative/instrumental plural of akcent.
99	akcentom	Noun	instrumental singular of akcent.
100	akceptor	Noun	Equivalent to 'acceptor': One who accepts a draft or a bill of exchange; a drawee after he has accepted.
101	akcionar	Noun	Equivalent to 'Shareholder': One who owns shares of stock in a corporation.
102	aklamacija	Noun	acclamation.
103	aklamirati	Verb
104	akobogda	Phrase	God willing, inshallah.
105	akontacija	Noun	advance (of pay).
106	akontirati	Verb	to advance (money).
107	akreditiv	Noun	letter of credit.
108	akribija	Noun	meticulousness.
109	akrobacija	Noun	acrobatics (a stunt).
110	akrobata	Noun	Equivalent to 'Acrobat': An athlete who performs acts requiring skill, agility and coordination, often as part of a circ…
111	akrobatika	Noun	Equivalent to 'Acrobatics': The art of performing acrobatic gymnastic feats.
112	akropola	Noun	acropolis.
113	akrostih	Noun
114	aksiom izbora	Noun	axiom of choice.
115	aktinoid	Noun	Equivalent to 'Actinide': Any of the 15 radioactive elements of the periodic table from actinium to lawrencium that are…
116	aktivacija	Noun	activation.
117	aktivacijska energija	Noun	activation energy.
118	aktivirati	Verb	to activate, to enable (to put something in action).
119	aktivist	Noun	Equivalent to 'activist': One who is politically active in the role of a citizen; especially, one who campaigns for chan…
120	aktivizam	Noun
121	aktivnost	Noun
122	aktualitet	Noun	topicality.
123	aktualizam	Noun	actualism.
124	aktualnost	Noun	topicality.
125	akumulator	Noun	battery (device for storing electrical energy).
126	akupresura	Noun	Equivalent to 'Acupressure': An alternative medicine technique, derived from acupuncture, in which physical pressure is…
127	akustika	Noun	Equivalent to 'acoustic': The properties or qualities of a room or building that determine how sound is transmitted in i…
128	akutnost	Noun	state of being acute.
129	akuzativ	Noun	Equivalent to 'Accusative': A word inflected in the accusative case.
130	akvadukt	Noun	Equivalent to 'Aqueduct': An artificial channel that is constructed to convey water from one location to another.
131	akvamarin	Noun	aquamarine (color/colour).
132	akvanaut	Noun
133	akvarelist	Noun	watercolourist.
134	akvarijum	Noun
135	akvarist	Noun	Equivalent to 'aquarist': A person who maintains an aquarium.
136	akvatinta	Noun	Equivalent to 'aquatint': A form of etching with acid on a plate partially covered with varnish that produces a print so…
137	akvedukt	Noun	Equivalent to 'Aqueduct': An artificial channel that is constructed to convey water from one location to another.
138	akvizicija	Noun	acquisition.
139	akviziter	Noun	solicitor, canvasser.
140	alabastar	Noun	alabaster.
141	alabaster	Noun
142	Alahu ekber	Phrase	Allahu akbar.
143	alarmirati	Verb
144	alatničar	Noun	toolmaker.
145	albanolog	Noun	Equivalent to 'Albanologist': An expert in Albanian studies.
146	albanski	Noun	the Albanian language.
147	albatros	Noun	Equivalent to 'Albatross': Any of various large seabirds of the family Diomedeidae ranging widely in the Southern Ocean…
148	albinizam	Noun
149	alegorija	Noun	Equivalent to 'allegory': The use of symbols which may be interpreted to reveal a hidden, broader message, usually a mor…
150	alegorik	Noun	allegorist.
151	alem-kamen	Noun	jewel, gem.
152	alergičar	Noun	person with an allergy, person who is allergic to something.
153	alergija	Noun
154	alergijama	Noun	dative/locative/instrumental plural of alergija.
155	alergolog	Noun	Equivalent to 'allergologist': A scientist who studies allergology (the medicine of allergies).
156	alfa mužjak	Noun	alpha male.
157	alfa uzvojnica	Noun	alpha helix.
158	alfa ženka	Noun	alpha female.
159	alfa-zraka	Noun	alpha ray.
160	algebarska funkcija	Noun	algebraic function.
161	algebarska jednadžba	Noun	algebraic equation.
162	algebarski broj	Noun	algebraic number.
163	algologija	Noun
164	algoritam	Noun	algorithm.
165	alhamiado	Noun	aljamiado.
166	alhemija	Noun
167	aligator	Noun	Equivalent to 'alligator': Either of two species of large amphibious reptile, Alligator mississippiensis or Alligator si…
168	alijansa	Noun
169	aljamiado	Noun
170	aljkavac	Noun	negligent person.
171	aljkavica	Noun	negligent woman or girl.
172	aljkavost	Noun	carelessness.
173	alkaloid	Noun
174	alkemičar	Noun	alchemist.
175	alkemija	Noun
176	alkoholija	Noun	alcoholism.
177	alkoholno piće	Noun	alcoholic beverage.
178	alkotest	Noun	breathalyzer test (an examination carried out to establish if the quantity of alcohol in a person's body is beyond an ac…
179	Allahu ekber	Phrase	Allahu akbar.
180	almoštvo	Noun
181	almuštvo	Noun
182	alopecija	Noun	alopecia (loss of hair).
183	alpinist	Noun
184	alpinizam	Noun
185	alteracija	Noun	alteration.
186	alternativna medicina	Noun	alternative medicine.
187	altimetar	Noun	altimeter.
188	altistica	Noun	A female alto singer.
189	altituda	Noun
190	altruist	Noun
191	altruizam	Noun
192	aludirati	Verb	to allude.
193	aluminij	Noun	Equivalent to 'aluminium': A light, silvery metal extracted from bauxite, and a chemical element (symbol Al) with an ato…
194	alunirati	Verb	to land on the surface of the Moon.
195	alveolar	Noun	Equivalent to 'alveolar': Relating to the alveoli (small air sacs) of the lungs.
196	amajlija	Noun
197	amandman	Noun	amendment.
198	amaterizam	Noun	amateurism.
199	amaterstvo	Noun	amateurism.
200	ambalaža	Noun	packing materials.
201	ambasada	Noun	embassy (official residence; organization).
202	ambasador	Noun	Equivalent to 'Plenipotentiary': A person invested with full powers, especially as the diplomatic agent of a sovereign s…
203	ambicija	Noun
204	ambigvitet	Noun	ambiguity.
205	ambijenat	Noun
206	ambijent	Noun
207	ambrozija	Noun
208	ambulanta	Noun	outpatient's department.
209	ambulantni čvor	Noun	reef knot, square knot.
210	ambulantni pacijent	Noun	outpatient.
211	americij	Noun	Equivalent to 'Americium': The chemical element (symbol Am) with an atomic number of 95.
212	amfibija	Noun	Equivalent to 'Amphibian': An animal of the Amphibia; any vertebrate that does not have amniotic eggs, living both on la…
213	amfibrah	Noun	amphibrach.
214	amfiteatar	Noun	amphitheatre.
215	amharski	Noun	the Amharic language.
216	amidžinca	Noun	aunt (father's sister-in-law).
217	amnestija	Noun
218	amnezija	Noun
219	amonijak	Noun
220	amoralnost	Noun	amorality.
221	amorfnost	Noun	amorphousness.
222	amortizer	Noun	shock absorber.
223	ampermetar	Noun
224	ampersat	Noun	ampere-hour.
225	amplituda	Noun	Equivalent to 'Amplitude': The measure of the size of something, especially its width or breadth; largeness, magnitude.
226	amputacija	Noun	amputation.
227	amputirati	Verb	to amputate.
228	anabolik	Noun	Equivalent to 'anabolic steroid': A class of steroid hormones that promote growth of tissue.
229	anabolizam	Noun	anabolism.
230	anadiploza	Noun	Equivalent to 'anadiplosis': A figure of speech in which a word or phrase used at the end of a clause or expression is r…
231	anakonda	Noun	Equivalent to 'Anaconda': Any large nonvenomous snake of the genus Eunectes, found mainly in northern South America.
232	analeptik	Noun	analeptic.
233	analfabet	Noun	Equivalent to 'analphabet': A person who does not know the letters of the alphabet; a partly or wholly illiterate person…
234	analgezija	Noun	analgesia.
235	analitičar	Noun
236	analitička funkcija	Noun	analytic function.
237	analitik	Noun
238	analitika	Noun	analytics.
239	analizator	Noun	Equivalent to 'Analyzer': an instrument for the analysis of something.
240	analni seks	Noun	Equivalent to 'anal sex': A sexual activity involving stimulation of a sexual partner's anus or rectum, especially by pe…
241	analogija	Noun	Equivalent to 'Analogy': A relationship of resemblance or equivalence between two situations, people, or objects, especi…
242	analognost	Noun	analogousness.
243	anamneza	Noun	Equivalent to 'anamnesis': The ability to recall past events; recollection.
244	anarhija	Noun	Equivalent to 'Anarchy': The state of a society being without authorities or an authoritative governing body.
245	anarhist	Noun	Equivalent to 'Anarchist': One who believes in or advocates the absence of hierarchy and authority in most forms (compar…
246	anarhizam	Noun	anarchism.
247	anarhizmu	Noun	dative/locative singular of anarhizam.
248	anasonka	Noun
249	anastrofa	Noun	Equivalent to 'palilogy': Emphatic repetition of a word or phrase.
250	anatomija	Noun	Equivalent to 'Anatomy': The art of studying the different parts of any organized body, to discover their situation, str…
251	ancipres	Noun
252	andivija	Noun
253	anđelčić	Noun	diminutive of anđeo (“angel”).
254	anđeo čuvar	Noun	guardian angel.
255	anegdota	Noun
256	aneksija	Noun	annexation.
257	anektirati	Verb
258	anemičar	Noun	anemic person.
259	anemičarka	Noun	anemic woman or girl.
260	anemičnost	Noun	condition of being anemic.
261	anestetik	Noun	Equivalent to 'Anesthetic': A substance administered to reduce the perception of pain or to induce numbness for surgery…
262	anestezija	Noun	anesthesia.
263	angažirati	Verb	to engage get involved, take an active part.
264	angažman	Noun	engagement.
265	angina pektoris	Noun	Equivalent to 'angina pectoris': Intermittent crushing chest pain caused by reversible myocardial ischemia.
266	anglicizam	Noun	anglicism.
267	anglikan	Noun	Equivalent to 'Anglican': A member of an Anglican Church.
268	anglikanac	Noun
269	anglikanka	Noun	Equivalent to 'Anglican': A member of an Anglican Church.
270	anglistica	Noun	Equivalent to 'English studies': An academic discipline that includes the study of literatures written in the English la…
271	anglistika	Noun	English studies, Anglistics.
272	anglizam	Noun	anglicism.
273	anglofil	Noun	Equivalent to 'Anglophile': A person who loves or admires the country, culture or people of England.
274	anglofob	Noun	Equivalent to 'Anglophobe': A person who dislikes or fears England, its people or anything English.
275	animacija	Noun	animation.
276	animator	Noun
277	animirati	Verb	to animate.
278	animizam	Noun
279	animozitet	Noun	animosity.
280	anketirati	Verb
281	anketni listić	Noun	questionnaire.
282	anomalija	Noun
283	anonimac	Noun	anonymous person.
284	anonimka	Noun	anonymous woman or girl.
285	anonimnost	Noun	anonymity.
286	anonimus	Noun	anonymous person.
287	anorganska kemija	Noun	inorganic chemistry.
288	anotirati	Verb	to annotate.
289	antibiotik	Noun	Equivalent to 'Antibiotic': Any substance that can destroy or inhibit the growth of bacteria and similar microorganisms…
290	antifašist	Noun	antifascist.
291	antifona	Noun	Equivalent to 'Antiphony': Alternate, or responsive singing by a choir split into two parts; a piece sung or chanted in…
292	antifriz	Noun	Equivalent to 'Antifreeze': A substance, such as glycol, used to lower the freezing point of water.
293	antiheroj	Noun
294	antikrist	Noun	antichrist (evil person).
295	antikvar	Noun	antiquarian.
296	antikvitet	Noun
297	antilopa	Noun	Equivalent to 'Antelope': Any of several African mammals of the family Bovidae distinguished by hollow horns, which, unl…
298	antipatija	Noun	antipathy.
299	antisemit	Noun	Equivalent to 'anti-Semitic': Relating to or exhibiting anti-Semitism.
300	antiseptik	Noun	Equivalent to 'Antiseptic': Any substance that inhibits the growth and reproduction of microorganisms.
301	antitelo	Noun
302	antiteza	Noun	Equivalent to 'antithesis': A proposition that is the diametric opposite of some other proposition.
303	antitijelo	Noun
304	antologija	Noun	Equivalent to 'Anthology': A collection of literary works, such as poems or short stories, especially a collection from…
305	antonimija	Noun
306	antracit	Noun	Equivalent to 'Charcoal': impure carbon obtained by destructive distillation of wood or other organic matter, that is, h…
307	antropolog	Noun	anthropologist.
308	anulirati	Verb
309	aparatčik	Noun	apparatchik (member of a Communist apparat).
310	aparatura	Noun	Equivalent to 'hardware': Fixtures, equipment, fasteners, tools, and devices used for general-purpose construction and r…
311	aparthejd	Noun	apartheid.
312	apartman	Noun	apartment (usually for vacation).
313	apatičnost	Noun	apathy (state of being apathetic).
314	apelacija	Noun
315	apelacijski sud	Noun	appellate court.
316	apeliranje	Noun	Act of appealing.
317	apelirati	Verb	to appeal, plead.
318	apelovati	Verb	appeal, plead.
319	aperitiv	Noun	Equivalent to 'apéritif': An alcoholic drink served before a meal as an appetiser.
320	aplicirati	Verb
321	aplikacija	Noun	Equivalent to 'Applique': A decorative design made by cutting pieces of material and applying them to the surface of ano…
322	apokalipsa	Noun	apocalypse (end of life).
323	apologet	Noun	Equivalent to 'Apologist': One who speaks or writes in defense of a faith, a cause, or an institution.
324	apologija	Noun
325	apostrof	Noun	apostrophe (the character ’).
326	apostrofa	Noun	Equivalent to 'Apostrophe': An arrangement of chlorophyll grains perpendicular to the outer surface of plant cells, as o…
327	apotekar	Noun	Bayer 04 Leverkusen player (because the club is owned by a pharmaceutical company).
328	apoteoza	Noun	Equivalent to 'Apotheosis': The fact or action of becoming or making into a god; deification.
329	apozicija	Noun	apposition.
330	apsolucija	Noun	absolution, release from the penalty of a sin.
331	apsolutna nula	Noun	absolute zero.
332	apsorpcija	Noun	absorption.
333	apstrakt	Noun	abstract (abridgement or summary of a longer publication).
334	apstraktna algebra	Noun	abstract algebra.
335	apstraktna imenica	Noun	abstract noun.
336	apsurdnost	Noun	absurdity.
337	arabeska	Noun	Equivalent to 'Arabesque': An elaborate design of intertwined floral figures or complex geometrical patterns, mainly use…
338	aragonit	Noun	Equivalent to 'aragonite': An evaporite consisting of anhydrous calcium carbonate with the chemical formula CaCO₃ and oc…
339	aramejski	Noun	the Aramaic language.
340	aranžirati	Verb	to arrange, decorate.
341	aranžman	Noun	arrangement.
342	arbitraža	Noun	arbitration.
343	areologija	Noun
344	argentit	Noun	Equivalent to 'argentite': Silver sulfide (chemical formula Ag₂S), a primary ore of silver, in cubic or hexoctahedral cr…
345	argument	Noun	argument (fact or statement used to support a proposition).
346	arhaizam	Noun
347	arhanđel	Noun	archangel.
348	arhanđeo	Noun	archangel.
349	arheolog	Noun	Equivalent to 'Archaeologist': Someone who studies or practises archaeology.
350	arhiđakon	Noun	archdeacon.
351	arhipelag	Noun	Equivalent to 'Archipelago': Something scattered around like an archipelago.
352	arhitekt	Noun	Equivalent to 'architect': A professional who designs buildings or other structures, or who prepares plans and superinte…
353	arhitekta	Noun	architect.
354	arhivist	Noun	Equivalent to 'Archivist': One who is in charge of, or performs the task of creating, collecting, cataloguing and organi…
355	arijevac	Noun
356	aristokrat	Noun	aristocrat (one of the aristocracy).
357	aritmetička progresija	Noun	arithmetic progression.
358	aritmetička sredina	Noun	arithmetic mean.
359	aritmetički niz	Noun	arithmetic progression.
360	aritmetički red	Noun	arithmetic series.
361	aritmetika	Noun	Equivalent to 'Arithmetic': The mathematics of numbers (integers, rational numbers, real numbers, or complex numbers) un…
362	aritmija	Noun	arrhythmia.
363	arkanđeo	Noun	alternative form of àrhānđeo.
364	armatura	Noun	armature, reinforcement.
365	armenski	Noun	the Armenian language.
366	arogancija	Noun	arrogance.
367	arondisman	Noun	arrondissement.
368	arpadžik	Noun	small onion bulb used raise a new plant.
369	arsuzluk	Noun	shamelessness.
370	artefakt	Noun	Equivalent to 'ghost': A disembodied soul; a soul or spirit of a deceased person; a spirit appearing after death.
371	arterija	Noun	artery (efferent blood vessel from the heart).
372	artičoka	Noun	artichoke.
373	artiljerac	Noun	artilleryman.
374	artritis	Noun	Equivalent to 'Arthritis': Inflammation of a joint or joints causing pain and/or disability, swelling and stiffness, and…
375	ašenbeher	Noun
376	ašigdžija	Noun	suitor, gallant, lover.
377	ašiklija	Noun	suitor, gallant, lover.
378	ašikovati	Verb	to romance.
379	asimetrija	Noun	Equivalent to 'Asymmetry': Absence of symmetry or proportion between the parts of a thing, or a distinction that produce…
380	asistent	Noun	wizard (program or script used to simplify complex operations).
381	asistirati	Verb	to assist.
382	asketizam	Noun	asceticism.
383	askurđel	Noun	great-great-great-great-grandfather 6th male ancestor.
384	ašnbeher	Noun
385	asocirati	Verb	to associate, evoke.
386	asonanca	Noun	assonance.
387	asortiman	Noun	assortment, selection.
388	astenija	Noun
389	asteroid	Noun
390	astmatičar	Noun	asthmatic.
391	astrolog	Noun	astrologist, astrologer.
392	astronaut	Noun
393	astronim	Noun	Equivalent to 'astronym': The name of a star, planet or other heavenly body.
394	astronom	Noun	Equivalent to 'Astronomer': One who studies astronomy, the stars or the physical universe; a scientist whose area of res…
395	asturijski	Noun	the Asturian language.
396	atentator	Noun
397	aterirati	Verb	to land (airplane).
398	atletičar	Noun
399	atletika	Noun	track and field (US), athletics (UK).
400	atmosfera	Noun	atmosphere (also figuratively).
401	atomska bomba	Noun	atomic bomb.
402	atrakcija	Noun	attraction.
403	atrofija	Noun
404	audicija	Noun
405	audiolog	Noun	Equivalent to 'Audiologist': A healthcare professional who diagnoses, treats and/or manages hearing and balance disorder…
406	aufinger	Noun
407	autarhija	Noun
408	autarkija	Noun
409	auto-stop	Noun	alternative spelling of autostop.
410	autocesta	Noun
411	autodidakt	Noun	Equivalent to 'self-educated': simple past and past participle of self-educate.
412	autokrat	Noun	Equivalent to 'Autocrat': An absolute ruler with infinite power.
413	automobil	Noun	Equivalent to 'car': A wheeled vehicle that moves independently, with at least three wheels, powered mechanically, steer…
414	autonomaš	Noun	autonomist (with respect to the relationship of Dalmatia to the then-Croatia within Austria-Hungary).
415	autonomija	Noun	Equivalent to 'autonomy': The right or condition of self-government; freedom to act or function independently.
416	autonomist	Noun
417	autopsija	Noun	autopsy (personal inspection).
418	autorica	Noun	author (female).
419	autoritet	Noun	authority (the power to enforce rules or give orders).
420	autorstvo	Noun	authorship.
421	autosemantička reč	Noun	lexical word.
422	autostop	Noun	Equivalent to 'autostop': A coupon-based system of hitchhiking that operated in communist Poland from the 1950s until th…
423	autostoper	Noun	hitchhiker.
424	autostrada	Noun	Equivalent to 'motorway': A highway with grade-separated crossings (rather than level crossings) and designed (and only…
425	autsajder	Noun
426	avangarda	Noun	Equivalent to 'vanguard': The leading units at the front of an army or fleet.
427	avantura	Noun	Equivalent to 'adventure': A feeling of desire for new and exciting things.
428	avanturist	Noun	adventurist.
429	avanzirati	Verb	to advance, progress (in a position or hierarchy).
430	averzija	Noun
431	avestički	Noun	the Avestan language.
432	avijacija	Noun
433	avijatičar	Noun
434	ažuriranje	Noun
435	ažurirati	Verb	to make decorative holes that let in the light (in stone, cloth, wood, etc.).
436	babaroga	Noun	bogeyman (fictional monster that scares children), typically in the form of an old hag or witch with a single horn in he…
437	babetina	Noun	augmentative of baba.
438	bacačica	Noun	thrower (female).
439	bacakati	Verb	to throw oneself about.
440	bacanje kugle	Noun
441	baciti kosku	Verb	to make make fun of or take the piss.
442	bademovo mleko	Noun	almond milk.
443	bahatiti	Verb	to be haughty or arrogant.
444	bahatost	Noun	haughtiness, arrogance (behavior, property or act of).
445	bahoriti	Verb	to cast a spell, conjure, practice magic, sorcery or witchcraft.
446	bajoneta	Noun	alternative form of bajònēt.
447	bajuneta	Noun	alternative form of bajonéta.
448	bakljada	Noun	torchlit procession.
449	bakljonoša	Noun	torchbearer.
450	bakrorez	Noun	copperplate.
451	bakterija	Noun	Equivalent to 'Bacterium': A single-celled organism with cell walls but no nucleus or organelles.
452	balavica	Noun	immature, young person.
453	balaviti	Verb	to drool; to slobber.
454	balegati	Verb	to leave droppings (of animals).
455	balerina	Noun	Equivalent to 'ballet flat': A type of women's flat with a very low heel, thin sole, and round toe.
456	balistika	Noun	Equivalent to 'Ballistics': The science of objects that predominantly fly under the effects of gravity, momentum and atm…
457	baljezgati	Verb	to piffle, talk nonsense.
458	balugdžija	Noun	fisherman.
459	banalnost	Noun
460	banknota	Noun
461	bankovni račun	Noun	bank account.
462	bankroter	Noun	bankrupt, defaulter.
463	barakuda	Noun	member of the Croatia national water polo team.
464	baratati	Verb	to handle, manage.
465	barbarizam	Noun	barbarism.
466	barbarstvo	Noun	barbarism.
467	barijera	Noun
468	barikada	Noun	Equivalent to 'Barricade': A barrier constructed across a road, especially as a military defence.
469	baritona	Noun
470	barjaktar	Noun	flag-bearer.
471	barometar	Noun	barometer.
472	barutnica	Noun	powder box, powder flask.
473	baščaršija	Noun	main square, usually covered.
474	baščovan	Noun
475	baskijski	Noun	Equivalent to 'Basque': A member of a cultural and ethnic people living in the western Pyrenees and the Bay of Biscay be…
476	baštinica	Noun
477	baštinik	Noun
478	baštiniti	Verb	to inherit.
479	bataljun	Noun	a battalion (some 600 soldiers).
480	baterija	Noun	flashlight.
481	batinati	Verb	to bludgeon.
482	bauljati	Verb	to totter, stagger.
483	bavarski	Noun	the Bavarian dialect.
484	baza podataka	Noun
485	baždariti	Verb
486	bazdjeti	Verb	to stink (smell bad).
487	bazirati	Verb
488	bdijenje	Noun
489	bećaruša	Noun	bachelorette.
490	bedačiti	Verb	to be depressed.
491	bedastoća	Noun	foolishness.
492	bedinati	Verb
493	bedinerica	Noun	cleaner (female, that cleans premises periodically).
494	bedrenica	Noun
495	beglajter	Noun	escort (accompanying person).
496	behandlati	Verb	to handle, treat.
497	bekendaš	Noun	back end programmer.
498	beketati	Verb	to bleat (to sound like a goat).
499	bela vrana	Noun	black sheep.
500	beladona	Noun	belladonna, deadly nightshade (Atropa belladonna).
501	belanjak	Noun
502	belasati	Verb	to shine white.
503	belasnuti	Verb	to shine white briefly.
504	beležiti	Verb	to note, make a note, record (in writing).
505	beležnica	Noun	a female clerk (see beležnik).
506	beli luk	Noun
507	beli medved	Noun	polar bear (Ursus maritimus).
508	belihtati	Verb
509	belkinja	Noun	white female (woman with light-coloured skin).
510	beloruski	Noun	the Belarusian language.
511	beneficija	Noun
512	bengalski	Noun	the Bengali language.
513	beračica	Noun	picker (female).
514	berberski	Noun	the Berber language.
515	berilijum	Noun	beryllium.
516	berkelij	Noun	berkelium.
517	bešamel sos	Noun	béchamel sauce (white sauce made with butter, flour and milk).
518	beščašće	Noun
519	bešćutnost	Noun	insensitivity, cruelness.
520	besediti	Verb	to deliver a talk or sermon.
521	besjediti	Verb	to deliver a talk or sermon.
522	beskonačni red	Noun	infinite series.
523	beskućnica	Noun	homeless person (female).
524	beskućnik	Noun	homeless person (usually male).
525	besmisao	Noun	senselessness, absurdness.
526	besmislica	Noun	nonsense (something nonsensical).
527	besmrtnica	Noun	immortal (female).
528	besmrtnik	Noun	immortal (male).
529	besmrtnost	Noun	immortality.
530	besnjeti	Verb	to rage, be rampant or rife, to run wild (of a war, crisis, epidemic etc.).
531	besolica	Noun	shortage or lack of salt.
532	besparica	Noun	money crunch, money shortage.
533	besposlica	Noun	idleness, laziness.
534	bespravlje	Noun	lawlessness, injustice.
535	besramnik	Noun	shameless person.
536	besramnost	Noun	shamelessness.
537	bestidnost	Noun	shamelessness.
538	beštimati	Verb	to curse, to swear.
539	bestseler	Noun	bestseller.
540	besvesnost	Noun	unconsciousness.
541	besvijest	Noun	unconsciousness.
542	betonirati	Verb	to concrete (cover with or encase in concrete).
543	bezakonje	Noun	lawlessness.
544	bezbednost	Noun
545	bezbojnost	Noun	achromatism, colorlessness.
546	bezbolnost	Noun	painlessness.
547	bezboštvo	Noun	paganism, heathendom, heathenism.
548	bezbožac	Noun
549	bezbožje	Noun
550	bezbožnica	Noun	Equivalent to 'Atheist': A person who does not believe in deities or gods.
551	bezbožnik	Noun	Equivalent to 'Atheist': A person who does not believe in deities or gods.
552	bezbožnost	Noun
553	bezdušnost	Noun	callousness, heartlessness.
554	bezemljaš	Noun	landless peasant.
555	beženstvo	Noun
556	bezglavost	Noun	heedlessness.
557	bezimenost	Noun	namelessness.
558	bezličnost	Noun	impersonality, facelessness (absence of personality or individuality).
559	beznadnost	Noun	hopelessness, despair.
560	bezumlje	Noun	madness, insanity (state of a person).
561	bezumnik	Noun	insane or deranged person, a lunatic.
562	bezumnost	Noun	mindlessness.
563	bezuspeh	Noun	failure, flop (not success).
564	bezuspjeh	Noun	failure, flop (not success).
565	bezverac	Noun	unbeliever.
566	bezvernica	Noun	unbeliever (female).
567	bezvjerac	Noun	unbeliever.
568	bezvlađe	Noun
569	bezvlašće	Noun
570	bezvolja	Noun	apathy, indifference.
571	bibliobus	Noun	Equivalent to 'mobile library': A library housed in a large van that provides a library service to those unable to atten…
572	bibliofil	Noun	Equivalent to 'Bibliophile': One who collects books, not necessarily due to any interest in reading them.
573	biblioteka	Noun	Equivalent to 'library': An institution which holds books and/or other forms of media for use by the public or qualified…
574	bičevalac	Noun
575	bičevati	Verb
576	biciklima	Noun	dative/locative/instrumental plural of bicikl.
577	biciklin	Noun
578	biciklist	Noun
579	biciklizam	Noun	bicycling, cycling (activity, sport).
580	biciklom	Noun	instrumental singular of bicikl.
581	bieljeti	Verb	obsolete spelling of bijeljeti.
582	bigamija	Noun
583	bigamist	Noun
584	biglisati	Verb	to sing (of birds).
585	bijednik	Noun	wretch (unfortunate, miserable person).
586	bijekcija	Noun	bijection.
587	bijela vrana	Noun	black sheep.
588	bijeli amur	Noun	grass carp.
589	bijeli luk	Noun
590	bijeli medvjed	Noun	polar bear (Ursus maritimus).
591	bijeli svijet	Noun	foreign or faraway places collectively.
592	bijeliti	Verb	to whiten, bleach.
593	bijeljeti	Verb	to show contrast or prominence by being white.
594	bikinija	Noun	genitive singular/plural of bikini.
595	bikinije	Noun	accusative plural of bikini.
596	bikinijem	Noun	instrumental singular of bikini.
597	bikiniji	Noun	nominative/vocative plural of bikini.
598	bikinijima	Noun	dative/locative/instrumental plural of bikini.
599	bikiniju	Noun	dative/locative singular of bikini.
600	bilabijal	Noun
601	bilješka	Noun	written note.
602	bilježio	Verb	active past participle of bilježiti.
603	bilježiti	Verb	to note, make a note, record (in writing).
604	bilježnica	Noun
605	bilježnik	Noun
606	biljojed	Noun	herbivore.
607	biljožder	Noun	herbivore.
608	binarna operacija	Noun	binary operation.
609	binarni operator	Noun	binary operator.
610	binomni koeficijent	Noun	binomial coefficient.
611	biodizel	Noun	biodiesel.
612	biofizika	Noun	Equivalent to 'Biophysics': The interdisciplinary science that applies theories and methods of the physical sciences to…
613	biografija	Noun	Equivalent to 'biography': A person's life story, especially one published.
614	biokemija	Noun	Equivalent to 'Biochemistry': The chemistry of those compounds that occur in living organisms, and the processes that oc…
615	biologija	Noun	Equivalent to 'biology': The study of all life or living matter.
616	biračica	Noun	voter, elector (female).
617	biralište	Noun	voting or polling place.
618	biskupija	Noun	bishopric, diocese.
619	bistrina	Noun	cleverness.
620	bistriti	Verb	to clarify (make clear).
621	bivovati	Verb	to be, exist.
622	biznismen	Noun	businessman.
623	biznizmen	Noun	misspelling of biznismen.
624	bjankarija	Noun	bedding, bedclothes.
625	bjegunac	Noun
626	bjegunica	Noun
627	bjegunka	Noun
628	bjekstvo	Noun
629	bjelance	Noun
630	bjelanjak	Noun
631	bjelasati	Verb	to shine white.
632	bjelasnuti	Verb	to shine white briefly.
633	bjelkinja	Noun	white female (woman with light-coloured skin).
634	bjelokost	Noun	ivory (material).
635	bjeloruski	Noun	the Belarusian language.
636	bjelouška	Noun	grass snake.
637	bjesnilo	Noun	rage, fury.
638	bjesnjeti	Verb	to rage, be rampant or rife, to run wild (of a war, crisis, epidemic etc.).
639	bjesnoća	Noun
640	blagajna	Noun	ellipsis of državna blagajna; State treasury.
641	blagajnik	Noun	treasurer.
642	blagoslov	Noun
643	blagovati	Verb	to dine, feast; partake of food.
644	blajštift	Noun
645	blamirati	Verb	to embarrass.
646	blasfemija	Noun	blasphemy.
647	blatobran	Noun	fender (US), wing (UK) (panel of a car which encloses the wheel area).
648	blazinja	Noun
649	blebetati	Verb	to prattle, piffle, babble.
650	blebetuša	Noun	blabbermouth, chatterbox.
651	blebnuti	Verb	to blurt out, blunder out, say something inconsiderately.
652	blefirati	Verb
653	blesimetar	Noun	teleprompter.
654	blesirati	Verb	to injure (oneself).
655	bleskati	Verb	to flash, glitter.
656	blesnuti	Verb	to flash (appear suddenly).
657	bleštati	Verb	to blaze, flash, glare, flare.
658	bleštiti	Verb	to blaze, flash, glare, flare.
659	blickrig	Noun	blitzkrieg.
660	blijedjeti	Verb	to fade, fade out, bleach, bleach out, become dim.
661	blijesak	Noun	flash (of light).
662	bliještati	Verb	to blaze, flash, glare, flare.
663	bliještiti	Verb	to blaze, flash, glare, flare.
664	bliskati	Verb	alternative form of bljȅskati and blȅskati.
665	bliskost	Noun	proximity, closeness.
666	blistati	Verb	to glitter, glisten, shine, glare.
667	blizanac	Noun
668	bljedilo	Noun	pallor, paleness.
669	bljedoća	Noun	paleness, pallor (Ijekavian).
670	bljeskati	Verb	to flash, glitter.
671	bljesnuti	Verb	to flash (appear suddenly).
672	bljuvati	Verb
673	bljuzgati	Verb	to slush, squelch, squish, spurt, splash, splatter.
674	blogosfera	Noun	Equivalent to 'blogosphere': The totality of blogs, especially the unique jargon, cultures and shared interests created…
675	blokirati	Verb	to block, obstruct.
676	bludnica	Noun	slut, tramp, harlot (promiscuous woman).
677	bludničiti	Verb	to be promiscuous.
678	blutdruk	Noun	blood pressure.
679	bocunima	Noun	dative/locative/instrumental plural of bocun.
680	bodljika	Noun	prick, prickle, thorn, thistle.
681	bodovati	Verb	to score, evaluate (on points).
682	bogatiti	Verb	to enrich, make rich/wealthy.
683	bogatstvo	Noun
684	bogohuliti	Verb	to blaspheme (against God).
685	bogohulnik	Noun	blasphemer.
686	bogomoljka	Noun	praying mantis.
687	bogoraditi	Verb	pray by calling upon God's name.
688	bogoslov	Noun	theologian.
689	bogoslovac	Noun	theologian.
690	bogoslužje	Noun	Equivalent to 'church service': A formalized period of communal worship, often but not exclusively occurring on Sunday…
691	bojadisati	Verb	to paint, color, dye.
692	bojdžija	Noun	troublemaker.
693	bojevati	Verb
694	bojovati	Verb	alternative form of bojèvati.
695	bojovnik	Noun	Equivalent to 'Warrior': A person who is actively engaged in battle, conflict or warfare; a soldier or combatant.
696	bokserice	Noun	boxers, boxer briefs.
697	bolesnica	Noun	patient (female).
698	bolesnik	Noun	a patient, a sick man.
699	boljitak	Noun	betterment, progress, improvement.
700	bolničar	Noun	nurse (male).
701	bolničarka	Noun	nurse (female).
702	bolovanje	Noun	sick leave.
703	bolovati	Verb	to be ill.
704	bombarder	Noun	bomber (bombing plane).
705	bombonjera	Noun	box of chocolates.
706	boranija	Noun	string bean, green bean.
707	boravište	Noun	abode, dwelling-place.
708	boraviti	Verb	to reside, stay.
709	borbenost	Noun	militancy.
710	borićemo	Verb
711	borkinja	Noun	a female fighter.
712	borovina	Noun	pinewood (wood of a pine).
713	borovnica	Noun	Equivalent to 'Blueberry': An edible round berry, belonging to the cowberry group (Vaccinium sect.
714	borovnice	Noun	nominative/accusative/vocative plural.
715	bosanski	Noun	the Bosnian language.
716	bosiljak	Noun	basil (plant and seasoning).
717	bošnjački	Noun	the Bosnian language.
718	botaničar	Noun
719	botanika	Noun	botany (scientific study of plants, a branch of biology).
720	botiljun	Noun
721	božanstvo	Noun	a creature of divine origin.
722	božikovina	Noun
723	božja ovčica	Noun	ladybug; ladybird.
724	brabonjak	Noun	worthless person.
725	bradavica	Noun	Equivalent to 'Wart': A type of deformed growth occurring on the skin caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV).
726	bradetina	Noun
727	branilac	Noun
728	branitelj	Noun
729	bratstvo	Noun	brotherhood.
730	brazgotina	Noun	Equivalent to 'Scar': A permanent mark on the skin, sometimes caused by the healing of a wound.
731	brbljarija	Noun	idle talk.
732	brbljati	Verb	to chatter, babble.
733	brbljavac	Noun	chatterer.
734	brbljavost	Noun	talkativeness.
735	brbljivost	Noun	talkativeness.
736	bremzati	Verb
737	bretonski	Noun	Equivalent to 'Breton': A native or inhabitant of the region of Brittany, France.
738	brevijar	Noun
739	brezovac	Noun	birch stick.
740	brezovica	Noun	Lactarius torminosus, woolly milkcap, bearded milkcap.
741	brežuljak	Noun
742	brigadirka	Noun	captain (military rank, female).
743	brigadni general	Noun	Equivalent to 'brigadier general': A military officer who commands a brigade.
744	brijestova	Noun	genitive plural of brijest.
745	briologija	Noun
746	britvica	Noun	razor blade.
747	brižnost	Noun	being worried.
748	brkajlija	Noun	a person with a big mustache.
749	brodarnica	Noun
750	brodocikl	Noun	waterbike.
751	brodolom	Noun	shipwreck (event).
752	brodolomac	Noun	one who survives a shipwreck.
753	brojanje	Noun	counting, count.
754	brojčanik	Noun	clock face.
755	brojevima	Noun	dative/locative/instrumental plural of broj.
756	brojiva imenica	Noun	count noun, countable noun.
757	bronhija	Noun	bronchus (Either or two branches of the trachea).
758	brusnica	Noun	Equivalent to 'lingonberry': A berry-bearing shrub, Vaccinium vitis-idaea, native to the cool temperate areas of the Nor…
759	brusnice	Noun	nominative/accusative/vocative plural.
760	brutalnost	Noun	Equivalent to 'Atrocity': An extremely cruel act; a horrid act of injustice.
761	brzinomjer	Noun	speedometer.
762	brzoglas	Noun	telephone.
763	bubamara	Noun	ladybug, ladybird.
764	bubašvaba	Noun	cockroach.
765	bubnjati	Verb	to sound like drumming.
766	bubnjava	Noun	drum beat, drumming.
767	bubnjevi	Noun	nominative plural of bubanj.
768	bubnjište	Noun	tympanic cavity.
769	bubrežnjak	Noun	loin (part of the body (of humans and quadrupeds) at each side of the backbone, between the ribs and hips).
770	bubuljica	Noun	pimple, acne, spot.
771	budalčina	Noun	dumbbell, oaf (stupid person).
772	budaletina	Noun	dumbbell, oaf (stupid person).
773	budalica	Noun	a little fool.
774	budalina	Noun	dumbbell, oaf (stupid person).
775	budaliti	Verb	to play, act or talk like a fool; to fool.
776	budilica	Noun	alarm clock.
777	budilnik	Noun	alarm clock.
778	buditelj	Noun	awaker, arouser.
779	budućnost	Noun
780	budućnosti	Noun	genitive/dative/vocative/locative/instrumental singular.
781	budžovan	Noun	a powerful person; kingpin, bigwig.
782	buđaviti	Verb	to mold, become moldy.
783	bugariti	Verb	to lament, wail.
784	bugarski	Noun	the Bulgarian language.
785	bugarštica	Noun	a type of long-verse Serbo-Croatian folk song.
786	bukagije	Noun	gyves (shackles for leg).
787	bukirati	Verb	to book (to reserve).
788	bukovača	Noun	oyster mushroom.
789	bukovima	Noun	dative/locative/instrumental plural of buk.
790	bukovina	Noun	beechwood (wood from beech trees).
791	buktinja	Noun
792	buktjeti	Verb	to flame, blaze, flare.
793	bulazniti	Verb	to maunder, babble (talk nonsense).
794	bunovina	Noun
795	buntovnica	Noun	rebel (female).
796	buntovnik	Noun
797	buranija	Noun	string bean, green bean.
798	burbonist	Noun	Bourbonist.
799	buregdžija	Noun	a burek baker.
800	burleska	Noun	Equivalent to 'Burlesque': A derisive art form that mocks by imitation; a parody.
801	burmanski	Noun	the Burmese language.
802	bušilica	Noun	drilling/boring machine.
803	bušotina	Noun	well (oil, gas).
804	buzdovan	Noun	morning star (weapon).
805	buzerant	Noun
806	čačkalica	Noun	toothpick.
807	čađaviti	Verb
808	čađavost	Noun	sootiness.
809	čagljeva	Noun	genitive plural of čagalj.
810	čagljeve	Noun	accusative plural of čagalj.
811	čagljevi	Noun	nominative/vocative plural of čagalj.
812	čagljevima	Noun	dative/locative/instrumental plural of čagalj.
813	čahuriti	Verb	to cocoon oneself.
814	čajdžinica	Noun	teahouse, tearoom.
815	cajhnati	Verb	to mark (with a sign); notch, chip, cut, nick.
816	cajtungi	Noun	nominative plural of cajtung.
817	čakavica	Noun	Chakavian.
818	čakavizam	Noun	chakavianism.
819	čakavski	Noun	the Chakavian language (a South Slavic language spoken mostly in Croatia).
820	čakavština	Noun	Chakavian.
821	ćaknutost	Noun	daftness, crankiness.
822	čamdžija	Noun	boatman, ferry-man.
823	čamotinja	Noun	gloom, dreariness, bleakness.
824	canšteher	Noun	toothpick.
825	čaponjak	Noun	trotter (roasted foot of a pig or a lamb).
826	carevina	Noun
827	čarobnica	Noun
828	čarobnik	Noun
829	čarobnjak	Noun	wizard (program or script used to simplify complex operations).
830	čarolija	Noun	spell, magic.
831	carski časovi	Noun	Great Hours.
832	carstava	Noun	genitive plural of carstvo.
833	čašćavati	Verb	imperfective form of čàstiti.
834	časoslov	Noun
835	časovnik	Noun
836	čedomorka	Noun	infanticide (murderer of a child).
837	čegrtuša	Noun	rattlesnake.
838	čekaonica	Noun	waiting room.
839	čekatelj	Noun	waiter (someone who waits, in general).
840	čekirati	Verb	to clear, provide with a clearance.
841	čekmedže	Noun	drawer, a furniturized storage unit, a casket or desk that instead of a lid has pull-out mechanism.
842	ćelavost	Noun
843	čelebija	Noun	a piece of wood used in weaving (unlike other uses, in feminine gender).
844	celebritet	Noun	celebrity; a famous person.
845	čeličiti	Verb	to harden, toughen (of health, strength, maturity).
846	celivati	Verb
847	čelnicima	Noun	dative/locative/instrumental plural of čelnik.
848	celularni automat	Noun	cellular automaton.
849	celuloid	Noun	Equivalent to 'Celluloid': Any of a variety of thermoplastics created from nitrocellulose and camphor, once used as phot…
850	celuloza	Noun	Equivalent to 'Cellulose': A complex carbohydrate that forms the main constituent of the cell wall in most plants and is…
851	čemerika	Noun	Veratrum album, hellebore.
852	cenerijera	Noun
853	cenjkati	Verb	to haggle.
854	centarfor	Noun	center forward.
855	centarhalf	Noun	centre half.
856	centilitar	Noun	centilitre.
857	centimetar	Noun	centimetre.
858	centrifuga	Noun	Equivalent to 'spin dryer': A machine in which wet clothes are spun in a cylinder full of holes to remove water from the…
859	centurija	Noun	century (unit in ancient Roman army).
860	centurion	Noun	centurion (Roman officer).
861	ćepanica	Noun	log (wood).
862	cepidlaka	Noun	nitpick, hairsplitter.
863	čeprkati	Verb	to rummage, poke about, probe, rake over.
864	cerekati	Verb	to snicker, snigger, titter, laugh derisively or unpleasantly.
865	ceremonija	Noun	Equivalent to 'ceremony': A ritual, with religious or cultural significance.
866	ćeretati	Verb	to chatter, babble.
867	cerovača	Noun	cantaloupe.
868	cerovina	Noun	Turkey oak wood.
869	certifikat	Noun	certificate, license.
870	češljati	Verb
871	češljugar	Noun	goldfinch.
872	češnjača	Noun	a kind of food prepared from much garlic.
873	cestarina	Noun	road toll.
874	čestitanje	Noun	verbal noun of čestitati impf or pf: congratulation, congratulating (the act by which someone is congratulated).
875	čestitati	Verb	to congratulate.
876	čestitka	Noun	congratulation.
877	četverokut	Noun	quadrilateral, quadrangle (four-sided polygon).
878	četvorica	Noun
879	četvorka	Noun	anything numbered four (playing card, tram, bus, player with a jersey number 4 etc.).
880	četvrtak	Noun
881	četvrtica	Noun	anything numbered four (playing card, tram, bus, player with a jersey number 4 etc.).
882	četvrtina	Noun	one quarter, one fourth.
883	cevanica	Noun
884	chotienje	Noun	obsolete spelling of htijenje.
885	ciferblat	Noun	clock face.
886	ciferšlus	Noun	zip fastener, zipper.
887	ciganiti	Verb	to haggle, haggle down, drive a hard bargain.
888	cigareta	Noun	Equivalent to 'cigarette': A small cigar consisting of tobacco or another substance, wrapped up in a thin roll with pape…
889	cijediti	Verb	to squeeze.
890	cijeli broj	Noun
891	cijeliti	Verb	to heal, cure, treat.
892	cijelost	Noun	state of totality, as opposed to that in pieces.
893	cijeniti	Verb	to estimate, appraise.
894	cijepati	Verb	to split, break (apart).
895	cijepiti	Verb	to graft (to insert (a graft) in a branch or stem of another tree).
896	čik pauza	Noun	smoko (a short pause taken from work to smoke a cigarette).
897	ciklička grupa	Noun	cyclic group.
898	Čileanac	Noun	Chilean (male).
899	ćilimara	Noun	rug or carpet workshop/factory.
900	cilindar	Noun
901	čimbenik	Noun
902	cimerica	Noun	roommate (female).
903	čimpanza	Noun	chimpanzee.
904	cinabarit	Noun
905	činitelj	Noun
906	činjenica	Noun
907	činjenice	Noun	nominative/accusative/vocative plural.
908	činovnica	Noun	clerk (female).
909	činovnik	Noun
910	cionizam	Noun
911	cipeletina	Noun	augmentative of cipela.
912	ćirilica	Noun	Equivalent to 'Cyrillic': The Cyrillic alphabet or writing system.
913	cirkonij	Noun	Equivalent to 'Zirconium': A chemical element (symbol Zr) with an atomic number of 40, a strong, lustrous, grey-white tr…
914	cirkular	Noun	Equivalent to 'circular': An advertisement, directive or notice intended for mass circulation.
915	cirkusant	Noun	clown, comedian, joker.
916	čistačica	Noun
917	cisterna	Noun	tank(er) lorry, tank truck.
918	čistilac	Noun	cleaner (person or a machine).
919	čistinja	Noun	purity, cleanness.
920	čitaonica	Noun	reading room.
921	čitatelj	Noun	reader (person).
922	citologija	Noun
923	citoplazma	Noun	cytoplasm.
924	čizburger	Noun	cheeseburger.
925	cjelivati	Verb
926	cjelovati	Verb
927	cjenkati	Verb	to haggle.
928	cjepanica	Noun	log (wood).
929	cjepidlaka	Noun	nitpick, hairsplitter.
930	cjepkati	Verb	to fragment, break up, break down (to small pieces).
931	cjepnuti	Verb	perfective form of cjȅpkati.
932	cjevanica	Noun
933	cjevanice	Noun	nominative/accusative plural.
934	cjevanici	Noun	dative/locative singular of cjevanica.
935	cjevanicom	Noun	instrumental singular of cjevanica.
936	cjevanicu	Noun	accusative singular of cjevanica.
937	cjevčica	Noun
938	cjevovod	Noun
939	člancima	Noun	dative/locative/instrumental plural of članak.
940	članstvo	Noun	membership.
941	čokolada	Noun	Equivalent to 'chocolate': A food made from ground roasted cocoa beans.
942	coprnica	Noun	witch, sorceress, wizard.
943	ćoravica	Noun	woman having bad eyesight.
944	ćoraviti	Verb	to be losing one's eyesight.
945	ćoravost	Noun	the state or property of having bad eyesight.
946	ćorsokak	Noun	blind alley.
947	ćosavost	Noun	the state of not having a beard and a mustache.
948	čovečnost	Noun	humaneness.
949	čovečuljak	Noun	manlet, manling.
950	čovječnost	Noun	humaneness, humanity (quality of being humane).
951	crepulja	Noun	clay dish.
952	crkavati	Verb	imperfective form of cȑći.
953	crkvenjak	Noun	verger, sacristan (person who takes care of the interior of a church).
954	crna maslina	Noun	black olive.
955	crna ovca	Noun	black sheep.
956	crna rupa	Noun	black hole.
957	crne boginje	Noun	smallpox (Variola vera major).
958	crni labud	Noun	black swan (Cygnus atratus).
959	crni luk	Noun	black onion.
960	crnogorica	Noun	coniferous wood or trees, conifers.
961	crnorizac	Noun	friar, monk.
962	crtićima	Noun	dative/locative/instrumental plural of crtić.
963	crvendać	Noun	robin, redbreast (bird).
964	crveniti	Verb	to make red, redden.
965	crvenjeti	Verb	to be red-faced, burn with shame.
966	crvenperka	Noun
967	crvojedina	Noun
968	crvotočina	Noun
969	čtovanje	Noun	obsolete spelling of štovanje.
970	čudakinja	Noun	eccentric, crank (female).
971	čudesnost	Noun	wonderfulness, marvellousness.
972	ćudljivac	Noun	capricious person.
973	ćudljivost	Noun	crankiness, moodishness.
974	čudotvorac	Noun	thaumaturgist.
975	čudotvorka	Noun	thaumaturgist (female).
976	čudovište	Noun
977	cukerbeker	Noun	confectioner.
978	cukerpek	Noun	confectioner.
979	čukunbaba	Noun	great-great-grandmother 4th female ancestor.
980	čukundeda	Noun	great-great-grandfather 4th male ancestor.
981	čukununuk	Noun	great-great-grandson 4th male descendant.
982	čukununuka	Noun	great-great-granddaughter 4th female descendant.
983	ćumurdžija	Noun	coal miner.
984	čupavost	Noun	shagginess (quality of being shaggy).
985	curetaka	Noun	genitive plural of curetak.
986	ćuretina	Noun	turkey meat; turkey.
987	curetkom	Noun	instrumental singular of curetak.
988	čuvarkuća	Noun	houseleek.
989	cvećarstvo	Noun	floriculture.
990	cvijetak	Noun
991	cvijetje	Noun
992	cviljenje	Noun	squealing, squeaking.
993	cviljeti	Verb	alternative form of cvíliti.
994	cvjetača	Noun	cauliflower.
995	cvjetati	Verb	to bloom, blossom.
996	cvokotati	Verb	to chatter, shiver.
997	cvrkutati	Verb	to warble (sing like a bird).
998	čvrsnuti	Verb	to become harder, stronger or more robust.
999	čvrstina	Noun	firmness, hardness, toughness.
1000	čvrstoća	Noun	firmness, hardness, toughness.
1001	dabrovina	Noun	beaver's skin, pelt or fur.
1002	dadaizam	Noun
1003	daidžinca	Noun	aunt (mother's sister-in-law).
1004	daidžinica	Noun	aunt (mother's sister-in-law).
1005	dalekovod	Noun	power line.
1006	dalekozor	Noun	binoculars.
1007	daljinac	Noun	remote control.
1008	daljinski upravljač	Noun	remote control.
1009	dalmatiner	Noun	Dalmatian (breed of a dog).
1010	dalmatski	Noun	the Dalmatian language.
1011	daltonist	Noun	color-blind person, daltonist.
1012	daltonizam	Noun	daltonism.
1013	dan rođenja	Noun	date of birth.
1014	današnjica	Noun	nowadays, entirety of everything existing or occurring now.
1015	dangubiti	Verb	to loaf, idle, loiter, to slack off.
1016	darivalac	Noun	donor, giver.
1017	darivati	Verb	to donate.
1018	darmstadij	Noun	darmstadtium.
1019	darodavac	Noun	donor, giver.
1020	darovati	Verb	to donate.
1021	darovitost	Noun	talent, gift.
1022	darvinist	Noun	Darwinist.
1023	darvinizam	Noun	Darwinism.
1024	daščurina	Noun	board (long, wide and thin piece of any material, usually wood).
1025	datirati	Verb	to date [with iz (+ genitive) or od (+ genitive) ‘from/back to’] (to have beginning; to begin; to be dated or reckoned).
1026	datoteka	Noun
1027	datum rođenja	Noun	date of birth.
1028	daždevnjak	Noun	salamander.
1029	debeljko	Noun	fatty, fatso.
1030	debitant	Noun
1031	debljati	Verb	to grow fat, gain weight, put on weight.
1032	debljina	Noun	depth (of snow).
1033	dečaštvo	Noun
1034	decembar	Noun
1035	decenija	Noun
1036	decigram	Noun
1037	decimalni broj	Noun	decimal number.
1038	decimetar	Noun	decimetre.
1039	dečje boginje	Noun	chickenpox (Varicella).
1040	dedukcija	Noun	deduction.
1041	defetist	Noun	defeatist.
1042	defetizam	Noun	defeatism.
1043	definicija	Noun	Equivalent to 'definition': A statement of the meaning of a word, word group, sign, or symbol; especially, a dictionary…
1044	deflacija	Noun	deflation.
1045	degenečiti	Verb	to bludgeon somebody (beat with a club).
1046	degenerik	Noun	a degenerate (person exhibiting psychological or biological degeneration).
1047	dekagram	Noun	Equivalent to 'decagram': An SI unit of mass equal to 10¹ grams.
1048	delatnica	Noun
1049	delatnik	Noun
1050	delatnost	Noun	services, business.
1051	delegacija	Noun	Equivalent to 'delegation': A method-dispatching technique describing the lookup and inheritance rules for self-referent…
1052	delikatesa	Noun	delicacy (pleasing food).
1053	delinkvent	Noun	delinquent, offender.
1054	delokrug	Noun	area, scope, domain (of influence or operation).
1055	delovanje	Noun	action, act.
1056	delovati	Verb	to influence, affect, act on (+ na (“on”)).
1057	demagogija	Noun	demagoguery.
1058	deminutiv	Noun	Equivalent to 'diminutive': A word form expressing smallness, youth, unimportance, or endearment.
1059	demižonka	Noun	demijohn, carboy.
1060	demokrat	Noun	Equivalent to 'blue': The colour of the clear sky or the deep sea; the colour midway between green and violet in the vis…
1061	demokrata	Noun	genitive/accusative singular.
1062	demokrati	Noun	nominative/vocative plural of demokrat.
1063	demokratski socijalizam	Noun	democratic socialism.
1064	denarnica	Noun	Equivalent to 'wallet': A small case, often flat and often made of leather, for keeping money (especially paper money)…
1065	denaturirani alkohol	Noun	methylated spirit.
1066	denotacija	Noun	denotation.
1067	deoničar	Noun	shareholder.
1068	depresija	Noun	depression.
1069	derivacija	Noun	derivation.
1070	dernjava	Noun	blubbering.
1071	dešavanje	Noun
1072	dešavati	Verb	to happen, occur.
1073	desetero	Noun	ten persons of different gender/sex.
1074	desetina	Noun	Equivalent to 'tenth': The person or thing coming next after the ninth in a series; that which is in the tenth position.
1075	desetleće	Noun	decade (time period).
1076	desetljeće	Noun	decade (time period).
1077	desetnik	Noun	petty officer second class.
1078	desetorica	Noun
1079	desetoro	Noun	ten persons of different gender/sex.
1080	desničar	Noun	rightist, right-winger.
1081	despotizam	Noun	despotism.
1082	despotizmu	Noun	dative/locative singular of despotizam.
1083	despotstvo	Noun	despotism.
1084	detektiv	Noun	Equivalent to 'Bloodhound': A large scenthound famed for its ability to follow a scent many days old, over vast distance…
1085	detektivka	Noun	Equivalent to 'Whodunit': A novel or drama concerning a crime (usually a murder) in which a detective follows clues to d…
1086	detektor	Noun
1087	detelina	Noun	alfalfa (which is of the same tribe).
1088	detinjstvo	Noun	childhood.
1089	detonacija	Noun	detonation.
1090	deveruša	Noun	bridesmaid.
1091	devetero	Noun	nine persons of different gender/sex.
1092	devetica	Noun	anything numbered nine (playing card, tram, bus, player with a jersey number 9 etc.).
1093	devetina	Noun	one ninth.
1094	devetorica	Noun
1095	devetoro	Noun	nine persons of different gender/sex.
1096	devijacija	Noun	deviation.
1097	devojčica	Noun	girl, lass.
1098	dezerter	Noun
1099	dezoksiribonukleinska kiselina	Noun	deoxyribonucleic acid.
1100	dići gomilu	Verb	to cause an uproar, to yell or curse at someone.
1101	didaktika	Noun	didactics.
1102	dielovanje	Noun	obsolete spelling of djelovanje.
1103	dievojka	Noun	obsolete spelling of djevojka.
1104	diferencijalna geometrija	Noun	differential geometry.
1105	diferencijalna jednadžba	Noun	differential equation.
1106	diferencijalna topologija	Noun	differential topology.
1107	difuzija	Noun	diffusion.
1108	digitron	Noun	calculator.
1109	digresija	Noun	digression.
1110	dijabetes	Noun
1111	dijafragma	Noun	diaphragm.
1112	dijageneza	Noun	diagenesis.
1113	dijagnoza	Noun	diagnosis.
1114	dijagnozu	Noun	accusative singular of dijagnoza.
1115	dijagonala	Noun
1116	dijagonalna matrica	Noun	diagonal matrix.
1117	dijagram	Noun
1118	dijalekat	Noun
1119	dijalekt	Noun
1120	dijamant	Noun
1121	dijapazon	Noun	the breadth and scope of someone's achievements or of a learned/acquired aspect of their personality; e.g. interests, op…
1122	dijareja	Noun
1123	dijeliti	Verb	to give, distribute, dispense.
1124	dikobraz	Noun	Equivalent to 'Porcupine': Any of several rodents of either of the taxonomic families Hystricidae (Old World porcupines)…
1125	diktator	Noun	Equivalent to 'strongman': A man who performs feats of strength, as in competitions or as an attraction in a circus.
1126	diktatorka	Noun	Equivalent to 'dictator': A totalitarian leader of a country, nation, or government.
1127	diktatura	Noun	Equivalent to 'dictatorship': A type of government where absolute sovereignty is allotted to an individual or a small cl…
1128	diktirati	Verb	to dictate.
1129	diletant	Noun	Equivalent to 'Dilettante': An amateur, someone who dabbles in a field out of casual interest rather than as a professio…
1130	dilkušica	Noun	diminutive of dilkuša.
1131	dimenzija	Noun	dimension.
1132	dimničar	Noun	chimney sweep.
1133	dimnjačar	Noun	chimney sweep.
1134	din-dušman	Noun	enemy of religion (i.e. of Islam).
1135	dinamika	Noun	Equivalent to 'dynamics': The branch of mechanics that is concerned with the effects of forces on the motion of objects.
1136	dinastija	Noun	Equivalent to 'Dynasty': A series of rulers or dynasts from one family.
1137	dinosaurus	Noun	Equivalent to 'Dinosaur': Any of the animals belonging to the clade Dinosauria, especially those that existed during the…
1138	dinstati	Verb
1139	dioničar	Noun	shareholder.
1140	dioničarsko društvo	Noun	joint-stock company.
1141	diplomat	Noun
1142	direktor	Noun	director (one who directs).
1143	direktorij	Noun	directory.
1144	dirigent	Noun	Equivalent to 'leader': A surname originating as an occupation for a person who led a horse and cart.
1145	disciplina	Noun	Equivalent to 'subject': The noun, pronoun or noun phrase about whom the statement is made.
1146	disekcija	Noun	dissection.
1147	disforija	Noun	dysphoria (state of feeling unwell, unhappy, restless or depressed).
1148	disident	Noun	Equivalent to 'Dissident': A person who formally opposes the current political structure, the political group in power…
1149	disipacija	Noun	dissipation.
1150	diskretna matematika	Noun	discrete mathematics.
1151	diskusija	Noun	Equivalent to 'debate': An argument, or discussion, usually in an ordered or formal setting, often with more than two pe…
1152	disprozij	Noun	Equivalent to 'Dysprosium': A metallic chemical element (symbol Dy) with atomic number 66: a rare earth element with a m…
1153	distorzija	Noun	distortion.
1154	divaniti	Verb	to speak, to narrate, to tell.
1155	divergentan red	Noun	divergent series.
1156	divertentni niz	Noun	divergent sequence.
1157	diverzitet	Noun	diversity.
1158	divljakuša	Noun	savage or unsociable woman.
1159	divljaluk	Noun	verbal noun of divljati.
1160	divljaštvo	Noun
1161	divljati	Verb	to act wildly, savagely.
1162	divljina	Noun	wilderness.
1163	dizajner	Noun
1164	dizalica	Noun	crane (mechanical lifting device).
1165	dječacima	Noun	dative/locative/instrumental plural of dječak.
1166	dječakom	Noun	instrumental singular of dječak.
1167	dječaštvo	Noun
1168	dječje boginje	Noun	chickenpox (Varicella).
1169	djedovina	Noun	inheritance from one's grandfather.
1170	djelatan	Verb	effective.
1171	djelatnica	Noun
1172	djelatnik	Noun
1173	djelatnost	Noun	services, business.
1174	djelokrug	Noun	area, scope, domain (of influence or operation).
1175	djelovanje	Noun	action, act.
1176	djelovati	Verb	to act, react, take action (in response to something).
1177	djetelina	Noun	alfalfa (which is of the same tribe).
1178	djetence	Noun	small child.
1179	djetešce	Noun	little child.
1180	djeveruša	Noun	bridesmaid.
1181	djevojaka	Noun	genitive plural of djevojka.
1182	djevojče	Noun	maiden, girl.
1183	djevojci	Noun	dative/locative singular of djevojka.
1184	djevojčica	Noun	girl, lass.
1185	djevojka	Noun	girl, maiden.
1186	dlakavost	Noun	hairiness, shagginess.
1187	dlanovnik	Noun	a hand-held.
1188	dnevnica	Noun	daily wage.
1189	dnevnici	Noun	nominative/vocative plural of dnevnik.
1190	dobaciti	Verb	to throw as far as, throw toward.
1191	dobacivati	Verb	to throw as far as, throw toward.
1192	dobar dan	Phrase	good afternoon.
1193	dobavljač	Noun	purveyor, supplier.
1194	dober večer	Phrase	Equivalent to 'good evening': Used as a greeting in the evening.
1195	dobitima	Noun	dative/locative/instrumental plural of dobit.
1196	dobitnica	Noun	winner (female).
1197	dobitnik	Noun
1198	dobivati	Verb	imperfective form of dòbiti.
1199	dobra večer	Phrase	good evening.
1200	dobro jutro	Phrase	Equivalent to 'good morning': A greeting consisting of the interjection.
1201	dobro veče	Phrase	good evening.
1202	dobrobit	Noun	well being, health.
1203	dobročinac	Noun	benefactor.
1204	dobrotvor	Noun	benefactor, patron.
1205	dočarati	Verb	to evoke, call forth, conjure up.
1206	dočaravati	Verb	imperfective form of dočárati.
1207	dočasnica	Noun	female non-commissioned officer (armed forces).
1208	dočasnik	Noun	non-commissioned officer.
1209	dočekati	Verb	to land, fall safely (on one's feet, of a person or animal).
1210	dočekivati	Verb	to live long enough to see that what one waited for happen or came true.
1211	dočepati	Verb	catch, grasp.
1212	dodavanje	Noun	addition; the act of adding to something.
1213	dodavati	Verb	to pass (ball).
1214	dodeliti	Verb	to allot, award, grant, give, assign (help, award, scholarship, credit etc.).
1215	dodijeliti	Verb	to allot, award, grant, give, assign (help, award, scholarship, credit etc.).
1216	dodirivati	Verb
1217	dodirnuti	Verb
1218	događanje	Noun	verbal noun of dogáđati.
1219	događati	Verb	to happen.
1220	dogoditi	Verb	to happen.
1221	dogovarati	Verb	to agree, come to an agreement.
1222	dogovoriti	Verb	to agree, come to an agreement.
1223	dohajati	Verb	to come, arrive.
1224	dohvaćati	Verb	imperfective form of dòhvatiti.
1225	dohvatiti	Verb	to get hold of, lay one's hands on, manage to reach (somebody).
1226	dojahati	Verb	to come on horseback, come riding.
1227	dojaviti	Verb	to inform somebody (usually in secrecy).
1228	dokazati	Verb	to prove oneself, establish oneself.
1229	dokažemo	Verb
1230	dokazivati	Verb	to prove oneself, establish oneself.
1231	dokolica	Noun
1232	dokonica	Noun
1233	dokrajčiti	Verb	to finish, to terminate.
1234	doktorand	Noun	a PhD student, a person studying for a doctorate.
1235	doktorat	Noun	dissertation, doctoral thesis.
1236	doktorica	Noun	doctor (female).
1237	doktrina	Noun	Equivalent to 'Dogma': An authoritative principle, belief or statement of opinion, especially one considered to be absol…
1238	dokučiti	Verb	to comprehend, understand, figure out.
1239	dokučivati	Verb	imperfective form of dokúčiti.
1240	dokument	Noun	Equivalent to 'document': An original or official paper used as the basis, proof, or support of anything else, including…
1241	dokumentu	Noun	dative/locative singular of dokument.
1242	dokurčiti	Verb	to get boring, to lose its flavor, to be tiring from doing, using it a lot, to get on someone's tits, etc.
1243	dolaskom	Noun	instrumental singular of dolazak.
1244	dolaziti	Verb	to arrive, come.
1245	doličiti	Verb	to behove, to befit, be expected of.
1246	dolikovati	Verb	to be appropriate, be proper.
1247	domaća kafa	Noun	synonym of turska kafa (“Turkish coffee”).
1248	domaća zadaća	Noun
1249	domaći rad	Noun
1250	domaćica	Noun	housewife.
1251	dominacija	Noun	domination.
1252	dominirati	Verb	to dominate, predominate, prevail.
1253	domisliti	Verb	to think of, conceive of something (in thoroughly, in details, in all aspects).
1254	domišljati	Verb	to think of, conceive of (solution).
1255	domoljub	Noun	Equivalent to 'patriot': A person who loves and zealously supports and defends their country.
1256	domorodac	Noun	aboriginal, native.
1257	domovina	Noun	Equivalent to 'home': A dwelling.
1258	domovine	Noun	nominative/accusative/vocative plural.
1259	domovnica	Noun	certificate of Croatian citizenship.
1260	donacija	Noun
1261	donatizam	Noun
1262	donatizmu	Noun	dative/locative singular of donatizam.
1263	donijeti	Verb	to bring, carry (in, long).
1264	donje rublje	Noun	underwear.
1265	donositi	Verb	to bring, carry (in, along).
1266	dopadati	Verb	to get into, receive, be hit by something malicious (+ genitive).
1267	dopelati	Verb	to transfer something by driving.
1268	dopirati	Verb	to reach, penetrate, get through (+ do (“to”)).
1269	dopisati	Verb	to add (by writing).
1270	dopisivati	Verb	to correspond (exchange messages).
1271	dopisnica	Noun	correspondent, reporter (female).
1272	dopisnik	Noun	correspondent, reporter.
1273	dopizditi	Verb	synonym of dokurčiti.
1274	doplatiti	Verb	to pay in addition.
1275	doplivati	Verb	to reach by swimming, to swim as far as.
1276	doploviti	Verb	to arrive or reach by sailing (of a ship/boat, or of a sailor).
1277	dopremati	Verb	to deliver, convey.
1278	dopremiti	Verb	to deliver, convey.
1279	doprijeti	Verb	to reach, penetrate, get through (+ do (“to”)).
1280	doprineti	Verb	to contribute.
1281	doprinos	Noun	contribution.
1282	dopuniti	Verb	to supplement, complete, fill up a gap.
1283	dopuštali	Verb	masculine plural active past participle of dopuštati.
1284	dopuštati	Verb	to allow, permit.
1285	dopuštenje	Noun	permission, permit, licence, consent.
1286	dopustiti	Verb	to allow, permit, let.
1287	doraditi	Verb	to finish off, put the finishing touches on sth.
1288	dorađivati	Verb	to finish off, put the finishing touches on sth.
1289	doručcima	Noun	dative/locative/instrumental plural of doručak.
1290	doručkom	Noun	instrumental singular of doručak.
1291	dosaditi	Verb	to bore (inspire boredom).
1292	dosađivati	Verb	to bore (inspire boredom).
1293	dosegnuti	Verb	to attain.
1294	doseliti	Verb	to settle, move, migrate (to arrive from another location and settle).
1295	doseljenik	Noun	immigrant.
1296	dosezati	Verb	to attain.
1297	dosjetka	Noun	drollery, joke.
1298	doslednost	Noun	consistency.
1299	dospevati	Verb	to arrive, reach, get to (+ preposition + locative).
1300	dospjeti	Verb	to arrive, reach, wind up, end up (a different place).
1301	dostajati	Verb	to suffice, to be enough.
1302	doštampati	Verb	to finish printing.
1303	dostaviti	Verb	to deliver.
1304	dostignuti	Verb	alternative form of stignuti.
1305	dostizati	Verb	imperfective form of dòstignuti.
1306	dostupnost	Noun	Equivalent to 'accessibility': The quality of being accessible, or of admitting approach; receptiveness.
1307	dotepenac	Noun
1308	dotepenec	Noun
1309	dotiskati	Verb	to finish printing.
1310	dotrčati	Verb	to run as far as.
1311	dotrčavati	Verb	to run as far as.
1312	dovikivati	Verb	imperfective form of dovíknuti.
1313	doviknuti	Verb	to hail, call.
1314	dovoditi	Verb	to bring, lead, take someone somewhere.
1315	dovoziti	Verb	to transfer something by driving.
1316	dovršetak	Noun	completion, finish, end.
1317	dovršiti	Verb	to complete, finish.
1318	dozivati	Verb	to call (back or for help).
1319	doživeti	Verb	to experience, undergo, endure.
1320	doživjeti	Verb	to experience, live through.
1321	doživljaj	Noun	experience, adventure.
1322	doznavati	Verb	to find out.
1323	dozvoliti	Verb	to allow, permit, let.
1324	dragstor	Noun	convenience store (not an actual pharmacy/drugstore).
1325	dremašina	Noun
1326	dremnuti	Verb	to doze, slumber, take a nap.
1327	dresirati	Verb	to train (an animal).
1328	drevnost	Noun	antiquity, ancientness.
1329	drhtavac	Noun	believer of the Quaker faith and a member of the Society of Friends, known for their pacifist views.
1330	drhtjeti	Verb	alternative form of dr̀htati.
1331	driblati	Verb	to dribble.
1332	dribling	Noun	Equivalent to 'Dribble': A weak, unsteady stream; a trickle.
1333	drijemati	Verb	to doze, slumber, take a nap.
1334	drijemež	Noun	doze, slumber.
1335	drkadžija	Noun	wanker, jerkoff, masturbator.
1336	drobilica	Noun	cement mill.
1337	drobnjak	Noun	Equivalent to 'Chive': A perennial plant, Allium schoenoprasum, related to the onion.
1338	drogirati	Verb
1339	drombulja	Noun	Jew's harp (musical instrument).
1340	drudzgati	Verb	to squeeze, mash.
1341	drugarica	Noun	comrade (commonly used in parts of Former Yugoslavia among coworkers or friends).
1342	drugovima	Noun	dative/locative/instrumental plural of drug.
1343	družstvo	Noun	obsolete spelling of društvo.
1344	drvodelja	Noun	woodworker.
1345	drvodjelja	Noun	woodworker.
1346	drvorezac	Noun	woodcutter, woodcarver, xylographer.
1347	drvoseča	Noun	woodcutter.
1348	drvosječa	Noun	woodcutter.
1349	držati vodu	Verb	to hold water (withstand scrutiny).
1350	državica	Noun
1351	državni aparat	Noun	government apparatus.
1352	dualizam	Noun
1353	dubljina	Noun
1354	dudov svilac	Noun
1355	dugajlija	Noun	tall, thin man.
1356	dugovati	Verb
1357	duhovnik	Noun	cleric, priest, monk.
1358	dunjaluk	Noun	world, mankind.
1359	dunjarica	Noun	cotoneaster.
1360	dunstati	Verb	alternative form of dȋnstati.
1361	dupeglavac	Noun	a dumbass, an obtuse, stupid (or) foolish person.
1362	dupelizac	Noun	brownnose, dickrider, ass-licker.
1363	duplikat	Noun	Equivalent to 'Counterpart': Either of two parts that fit together, or complement one another.
1364	dušmanin	Noun	alternative form of dȕšman.
1365	dušmanluk	Noun
1366	dušoslovje	Noun	psychology.
1367	dužnosnica	Noun	female official, functionary.
1368	dužnosnik	Noun	official, functionary.
1369	dvanaesnik	Noun
1370	dvobojka	Noun	bicolour (flag).
1371	dvoglasnik	Noun	diphthong.
1372	dvojnica	Noun	look-alike.
1373	dvokrilac	Noun
1374	dvoličnica	Noun	two-faced woman, double-faced woman, hypocrite.
1375	dvoličnik	Noun	hypocrite.
1376	dvoličnjak	Noun	two-faced person, double-faced person, hypocrite.
1377	dvoličnost	Noun	duplicity, hypocrisy.
1378	dvoranin	Noun
1379	dvorišče	Noun	courtyard, yard.
1380	dvorište	Noun	courtyard, yard.
1381	dvostruki agent	Noun	double agent.
1382	dvotočje	Noun	colon (punctuation mark).
1383	dvotočka	Noun	colon (punctuation mark).
1384	dvoumica	Noun	doubt, hesitation.
1385	dvousnenik	Noun
1386	dvoženstvo	Noun
1387	džainizam	Noun
1388	džanarika	Noun	cherry plum (fruit).
1389	džehenem	Noun	Jahannam, hell.
1390	džehennem	Noun	alternative spelling of džehènem (“Jahannam”).
1391	džekirati	Verb	to put on airs, to act cool.
1392	džentlmen	Noun	gentleman.
1393	džepariti	Verb	to pickpocket.
1394	džet set	Noun
1395	dževahir	Noun	expensive jewelry.
1396	dževajir	Noun	alternative form of dževáhir.
1397	džigerica	Noun	(of a living being).
1398	džiju džicu	Noun
1399	džinizam	Noun
1400	džojstik	Noun	Equivalent to 'Joystick': A mechanical control device consisting of a handgrip mounted on a base or pedestal and typical…
1401	đainizam	Noun
1402	đenoveški	Noun	the Genoese language.
1403	đetinjstvo	Noun	childhood.
1404	đevojčica	Noun	girl, lass.
1405	đumrukana	Noun	custom house.
1406	đumrukhana	Noun	custom house.
1407	đurđevak	Noun	lily of the valley.
1408	đuvegija	Noun	bridegroom.
1409	ebanovina	Noun
1410	edukacija	Noun	education.
1411	efektnost	Noun	effectiveness.
1412	efektnosti	Noun	genitive/dative/vocative/locative/instrumental singular of efektnost.
1413	efemernost	Noun	ephemerality.
1414	efendija	Noun
1415	efikasnost	Noun	effectiveness.
1416	egipatski	Noun	the Egyptian language.
1417	egiptolog	Noun	Equivalent to 'Egyptologist': A person; one who is skilled in or professes or practices Egyptology.
1418	egotropija	Noun	egocentrism.
1419	egzekucija	Noun	execution.
1420	egzekutor	Noun
1421	egzogamija	Noun
1422	egzorcist	Noun
1423	egzorcizam	Noun
1424	egzosfera	Noun	Equivalent to 'exosphere': the uppermost layer of a planet's atmosphere.
1425	egzotika	Noun
1426	eholalija	Noun	echolalia.
1427	einsteinij	Noun	einsteinium.
1428	ejakulat	Noun	Equivalent to 'Ejaculate': Fluid or some other substance ejected or suddenly thrown from a duct or other body structure…
1429	eklipsama	Noun	dative/locative/instrumental plural of eklipsa.
1430	eklipsom	Noun	instrumental singular of eklipsa.
1431	ekologija	Noun	Equivalent to 'Ecology': The branch of biology dealing with the relationships of organisms with their environment and wi…
1432	ekonomija	Noun	Equivalent to 'economics': The study of resource allocation, distribution and consumption; of capital and investment; an…
1433	ekosistem	Noun	Equivalent to 'ecosystem': A system formed by an ecological community and its environment that functions as a unit.
1434	ekosustav	Noun	ecosystem.
1435	ekscentrik	Noun	eccentric.
1436	ekscerpt	Noun
1437	ekskluzivna disjunkcija	Noun	exclusive disjunction.
1438	ekskrement	Noun	excrement.
1439	ekspanzija	Noun	expansion.
1440	eksplozija	Noun	Equivalent to 'Explosion': A violent release of energy (sometimes mechanical, nuclear, or chemical); an act or instance…
1441	eksplozije	Noun	nominative/accusative/vocative plural.
1442	eksploziv	Noun	explosive.
1443	eksponencijalna jednadžba	Noun	exponential equation.
1444	ekstrakt	Noun	Equivalent to 'extract': Something that is extracted or drawn out.
1445	ekumenizam	Noun	ecumenism.
1446	ekvinocij	Noun
1447	ekvivalent	Noun	Equivalent to 'equivalent': Anything that is virtually equal to something else, or has the same value, force, etc.
1448	elaborat	Noun	study, report, survey.
1449	elektrana	Noun	power station.
1450	električar	Noun	electrician.
1451	elektroda	Noun	Equivalent to 'Electrode': The terminal through which electric current passes between metallic and nonmetallic parts of…
1452	elektrolit	Noun	Equivalent to 'Electrolyte': A substance that, in solution or when molten, ionizes and conducts electricity.
1453	elektromagnetska interakcija	Noun	electromagnetic interaction.
1454	elektron	Noun	Equivalent to 'Electron': The subatomic particle having a negative charge and orbiting the nucleus; the flow of electron…
1455	elektronka	Noun	Equivalent to 'vacuum tube': A type of electron tube that controls electron current through vacuum between electrodes wi…
1456	elektronska cijev	Noun	vacuum tube.
1457	elemenat	Noun
1458	elementarna funkcija	Noun	elementary function.
1459	elementu	Noun	dative/locative singular of element.
1460	elidirati	Verb	to elide (especially in a linguistic sense).
1461	emigracija	Noun	Equivalent to 'Emigration': The act of emigrating; movement of a person or persons out of a country or national region…
1462	emigrant	Noun
1463	emitirati	Verb	to broadcast, to air.
1464	endivija	Noun
1465	endogamija	Noun
1466	energetika	Noun	energetics.
1467	energija	Noun	Equivalent to 'punch': A device, generally slender and round, used for creating holes in thin material, for driving an o…
1468	engleski	Noun	the English language.
1469	engleski rog	Noun	English horn.
1470	engleština	Noun	English language.
1471	enklitika	Noun
1472	entuzijast	Noun	enthusiast.
1473	eparhija	Noun
1474	epenteza	Noun	Equivalent to 'epenthesis': The insertion of a phoneme, letter, or syllable into a word, usually to satisfy the phonolog…
1475	epidemija	Noun	Equivalent to 'epidemic': A widespread disease that affects many humans in a population.
1476	epifanija	Noun
1477	epikurejac	Noun	epicurean.
1478	epilepsija	Noun
1479	epistola	Noun	epistle (literary form).
1480	epruveta	Noun	test tube.
1481	erekcija	Noun	erection (stiffening of the penis).
1482	erudicija	Noun	erudition.
1483	erupcija	Noun
1484	esencija	Noun
1485	eshatolog	Noun	eschatologist.
1486	eskalator	Noun	Equivalent to 'Escalator': A motor-driven mechanical device consisting of a continuous loop of steps that automatically…
1487	eskapizam	Noun
1488	eskimski	Noun	the Eskimo language.
1489	esperanto	Noun
1490	estetika	Noun	Equivalent to 'aesthetics': The study or philosophy of beauty.
1491	estetizam	Noun	aestheticism.
1492	estonski	Noun	the Estonian language.
1493	estragon	Noun	Equivalent to 'tarragon': A perennial herb, the wormwood species Artemisia dracunculus, from Europe and parts of Asia.
1494	estuarij	Noun	Equivalent to 'estuary': A coastal water body where ocean tides and river water merge, resulting in a brackish water zon…
1495	etimolog	Noun	Equivalent to 'etymologist': A lexicographer or linguist who specializes in etymology (the origins of words).
1496	etiologija	Noun	aetiology.
1497	etnologija	Noun	Equivalent to 'Ethnology': The branch of anthropology that compares and analyzes different human cultures and the relati…
1498	etologija	Noun
1499	eufemizam	Noun	euphemism.
1500	euforija	Noun
1501	euforiju	Noun	accusative singular of euforija.
1502	euklidska geometrija	Noun	Euclidean geometry.
1503	euklidski prostor	Noun	Euclidean space.
1504	eulogija	Noun	eulogy (oration to honor a deceased person, usually at a funeral).
1505	eutanazija	Noun	euthanasia.
1506	evakuacija	Noun	Equivalent to 'Evacuation': The act of evacuating; leaving a place in an orderly fashion, especially for safety.
1507	evakuirati	Verb	to evacuate.
1508	evanđelje	Noun
1509	evolucija	Noun	Equivalent to 'evolution': A manoeuvre of troops or ships.
1510	evoluirati	Verb	to evolve.
1511	evolvirati	Verb	to evolve.
1512	fabrikant	Noun	Equivalent to 'Maker': Someone who makes; a person or thing that makes or produces something.
1513	fajerunt	Noun	alternative form of fàjrunt.
1514	fajnšmeker	Noun	connoisseur.
1515	fakinarija	Noun	monkeyshines, mischief, shenanigans.
1516	fakinariti	Verb	to live like a rascal, rogue, urchin.
1517	fakinaža	Noun	monkeyshines, mischief, shenanigans.
1518	fakinčić	Noun	a little rascal, urchin, rogue.
1519	fakinčina	Noun	a big rascal, urchin, rogue.
1520	faksirati	Verb
1521	fakultet	Noun	faculty (at a university).
1522	falsifikat	Noun	forgery, counterfeit (object).
1523	familija	Noun
1524	fanatizam	Noun
1525	fanerozoik	Noun	Equivalent to 'Phanerozoic': A geologic eon from about 538.8 million years ago to the present.
1526	fantazija	Noun
1527	fantazma	Noun
1528	fantitelj	Noun
1529	fantomka	Noun	(somewhat dated) ski mask, balaclava.
1530	farmakolog	Noun	Equivalent to 'Pharmacologist': A student of pharmacology; one versed in the science of pharmacology.
1531	faširanac	Noun
1532	fašistica	Noun
1533	fatalist	Noun
1534	fatalizam	Noun
1535	fazanerija	Noun	Equivalent to 'pheasantry': A place for keeping and rearing pheasants.
1536	februaru	Noun	dative/locative singular of februar.
1537	federacija	Noun	Equivalent to 'federation': A local government area (Federation Council (New South Wales)) in the Murray region of New S…
1538	federalist	Noun
1539	fekalije	Noun
1540	felacija	Noun	Equivalent to 'Fellatio': Performance of oral sex upon the penis.
1541	feminist	Noun
1542	feminizam	Noun
1543	fenologija	Noun	phenology.
1544	fercerati	Verb	to work, to function.
1545	fercihtati	Verb	to do without, to renounce.
1546	fergazer	Noun	carburetor.
1547	festival	Noun
1548	fetišizam	Noun	fetishism.
1549	feudalac	Noun	feudal lord.
1550	feudalizam	Noun	feudalism.
1551	feudalizmu	Noun	dative/locative singular of feudalizam.
1552	figurica	Noun
1553	fiksna točka	Noun	fixed point.
1554	filantrop	Noun	Equivalent to 'Philanthropist': A person who loves humankind in general.
1555	filogeneza	Noun	phylogeny, phylogenesis (evolutionary development of species).
1556	filogenezi	Noun	dative/locative singular of filogèneza.
1557	filogenezo	Noun	vocative singular of filogèneza.
1558	filogenija	Noun	phylogeny.
1559	filologija	Noun	philology.
1560	filozofija	Noun	Equivalent to 'philosophy': An academic discipline that seeks truth through reasoning rather than empiricism, often atte…
1561	filtrirati	Verb	to filter.
1562	finalima	Noun	dative/locative/instrumental plural of final.
1563	finalist	Noun
1564	financije	Noun
1565	finansije	Noun
1566	fineštra	Noun	Equivalent to 'window': An opening, usually covered by one or more panes of clear glass, to allow light and air from out…
1567	fišeklija	Noun	cartridge box.
1568	fišekluk	Noun	archaic form of fišèklija.
1569	fizičarka	Noun	physicist (female).
1570	fizikalna kemija	Noun	physical chemistry.
1571	fiziolog	Noun	Equivalent to 'Physiologist': A person who studies or specializes in physiology.
1572	flajšman	Noun
1573	flamanski	Noun	the Flemish language.
1574	flaširati	Verb	to bottle.
1575	flautist	Noun	flautist, flutist.
1576	flebitis	Noun	Equivalent to 'Phlebitis': Inflammation of a vein, usually in the legs.
1577	fleksija	Noun	inflection.
1578	flertovati	Verb
1579	flisnuti	Verb
1580	flomaster	Noun	felt-tip pen, marker pen.
1581	florilegij	Noun	anthology.
1582	floskula	Noun	platitude, empty phrase.
1583	fokusirati	Verb
1584	folklorist	Noun
1585	fondacija	Noun	foundation.
1586	fonetičar	Noun	phonetician.
1587	fonetika	Noun	Equivalent to 'Phonetics': The study of the physical sounds of human speech, concerned with the physical properties of s…
1588	fonograf	Noun	Equivalent to 'Phonograph': A device that captures sound waves onto an engraved archive; a lathe.
1589	fonologija	Noun	Equivalent to 'phonology': The study of the way sounds function in languages, including accent, intonation, phonemes, st…
1590	formacija	Noun	formation.
1591	formalist	Noun
1592	formalizam	Noun	formalism.
1593	formalna gramatika	Noun	formal grammar (description of a formal language).
1594	formalni jezik	Noun	formal language.
1595	formalnost	Noun	Equivalent to 'formality': Spend of a thing to another, or of a part or stage to another.
1596	formirati	Verb
1597	forsirati	Verb	to force (achieve or bring about something by effort).
1598	forvarduša	Noun	forward, forwarded message, chain mail.
1599	forzitija	Noun	forsythia (Forsythia europaea).
1600	fotoaparat	Noun	camera (for taking pictures).
1601	fotoćelija	Noun	photocell.
1602	fotograf	Noun	Equivalent to 'Picture': A representation of anything (as a person, a landscape, a building) upon canvas, paper, or othe…
1603	fotorobot	Noun	identikit (facial composite).
1604	fragment	Noun
1605	frakcija	Noun	Equivalent to 'Faction': A group of people, especially within a political organization, which expresses a shared belief…
1606	framason	Noun	Freemason.
1607	franački	Noun	the Frankish language.
1608	francuski	Noun	Equivalent to 'French': The language of France, shared by the neighboring countries Belgium, Monaco, and Switzerland and…
1609	frapirati	Verb
1610	fratricid	Noun	fratricide (the event).
1611	frendica	Noun	a female friend.
1612	frenđija	Noun	tower built in a ‘Frankish’ or Western European style.
1613	frikativ	Noun	Equivalent to 'Fricative': Any of several speech sounds produced by air flowing through a constriction in the oral cavit…
1614	frikcija	Noun
1615	frižider	Noun	refrigerator.
1616	frontmen	Noun
1617	fruktoza	Noun	Equivalent to 'Fructose': A monosaccharide ketose sugar, formula C₆H₁₂O₆.
1618	frumantin	Noun	corn, maize.
1619	fudbaler	Noun	footballer.
1620	fundamentalna interakcija	Noun	fundamental interaction.
1621	fungirati	Verb	to function, work.
1622	funkcija	Noun	Equivalent to 'feature': One's structure or make-up: form, shape, bodily proportions.
1623	funkcionalna reč	Noun	functional word.
1624	furundžija	Noun
1625	futurist	Noun
1626	futurizam	Noun
1627	gadolinij	Noun	Equivalent to 'Gadolinium': A chemical element (symbol Gd) with atomic number 64: a ductile silvery-white metal.
1628	galaksija	Noun
1629	galaktika	Noun	Equivalent to 'galaxy': The Milky Way; the apparent band of concentrated stars which appears in the night sky over earth…
1630	galamiti	Verb	to clamour, yell, shriek.
1631	galantnost	Noun	Equivalent to 'Chivalry': Cavalry; horsemen armed for battle.
1632	galebica	Noun	seagull (female).
1633	galerija	Noun
1634	galženjak	Noun	a hanged man.
1635	gandijevac	Noun	follower of Gandhi.
1636	gangster	Noun
1637	garancija	Noun	guarantee, assurance.
1638	garderoba	Noun	wardrobe (department in theater; collection of clothing).
1639	garnitura	Noun	garniture.
1640	gartroža	Noun
1641	gasovodima	Noun	dative/instrumental/locative plural of gasovod.
1642	gazdarica	Noun	housewife.
1643	gejevima	Noun	dative/locative/instrumental plural of gej.
1644	gelender	Noun
1645	generacija	Noun	Equivalent to 'generation': The act of creating something or bringing something into being; production, creation.
1646	generalica	Noun	a female general.
1647	generirati	Verb	to generate.
1648	genetičar	Noun	geneticist.
1649	genetika	Noun	Equivalent to 'genetics': The branch of biology that deals with the transmission and variation of inherited characterist…
1650	geografija	Noun	Equivalent to 'geography': The study of the physical properties of the earth, including how humans affect and are affect…
1651	geologija	Noun	Equivalent to 'Geology': The science that studies the structure of the earth (or other planets), together with its origi…
1652	geometrija	Noun	Equivalent to 'Geometry': The branch of mathematics dealing with spatial relationships.
1653	geometrijska sredina	Noun	geometric mean.
1654	geometrijski red	Noun	geometric series.
1655	gepekovati	Verb	to kidnap someone by putting them in the trunk of a car.
1656	geranijum	Noun	pelargonium (flower of the genus Pelargonium).
1657	germanij	Noun	Equivalent to 'Germanium': A nonmetallic chemical element (symbol Ge) with an atomic number of 32: a lustrous, hard-brit…
1658	gertašlin	Noun
1659	gibanica	Noun
1660	gigabajt	Noun	Equivalent to 'Gigabyte': One billion (10⁹, or 1,000,000,000) bytes or 1,000 megabytes.
1661	gigametar	Noun	gigametre.
1662	giljotina	Noun	guillotine.
1663	gimnastika	Noun	Equivalent to 'gymnastics': A sport involving the performance of sequences of movements requiring physical strength, fle…
1664	gimnazija	Noun	gymnasium (type of school).
1665	ginekolog	Noun	Equivalent to 'Gynaecologist': Alternative spelling of gynecologist.
1666	gingivitis	Noun
1667	gladijator	Noun	gladiator.
1668	gladiola	Noun	Equivalent to 'Gladiolus': The center part of the sternum.
1669	glagoljaš	Noun	a Glagolitic priest, or any historical writer that writes with Glagolitic script.
1670	glagoljati	Verb	to serve a mass in Old Church Slavonic language.
1671	glagoljica	Noun	Glagolitic script.
1672	glancati	Verb	to polish, glance.
1673	glasačica	Noun	voter (female).
1674	glasanje	Noun	vote (formalized choice on matters of administration).
1675	glasnoća	Noun
1676	glasnost	Noun	Equivalent to 'glasnost': 1980s and early 1990s policy of the Soviet Union under Gorbachev to allow more government tran…
1677	glasonoša	Noun	messenger, herald.
1678	glasovati	Verb
1679	glasovir	Noun
1680	glavešina	Noun	bigwig, kingpin, figurehead.
1681	glavetina	Noun	big, ugly head.
1682	glavni broj	Noun	cardinal number.
1683	glavnica	Noun	tax paid by unmarried men in Ottoman Empire.
1684	glavnina	Noun	bulk, main part (+ genitive).
1685	glavobolja	Noun
1686	glavolomka	Noun	a tough nut to crack, a stumper (a difficult puzzle or problem).
1687	glavonja	Noun	a man with a big head.
1688	glavonožac	Noun	cephalopod.
1689	glavurda	Noun	big, ugly head.
1690	glazbenica	Noun	musician (female).
1691	glazbenik	Noun
1692	gledalac	Noun	spectator, viewer.
1693	gledanje	Noun	verbal noun of glȅdati.
1694	gledatelj	Noun	onlooker, spectator.
1695	gledište	Noun	viewpoint, aspect.
1696	glicerin	Noun	glycerine.
1697	glimerica	Noun	test light.
1698	globalnost	Noun	globality.
1699	glodavac	Noun
1700	glogovik	Noun	hawthorn grove.
1701	glogovina	Noun	hawthorn wood.
1702	glomaznost	Noun	bulkiness, clumsiness, cumbersomeness.
1703	gluhi telefoni	Noun	Chinese whispers.
1704	gluvi telefoni	Noun	Chinese whispers.
1705	gmizavac	Noun	something that crawls; a crawling animal; crawler, creeper.
1706	gnijezdo	Noun
1707	gnjavator	Noun	bore, pest (one who bores or bugs), pain in the ass.
1708	gnjaviti	Verb	to pester, annoy, bother, nag.
1709	gnječiti	Verb	to squeeze, mash, press, squash.
1710	gnjileti	Verb	to rot, decay.
1711	gnjiljeti	Verb	to rot, decay.
1712	gnjuriti	Verb	to dive (swim under water).
1713	gnusevima	Noun	instrumental plural of gnus.
1714	godišnjica	Noun	anniversary.
1715	gojaznost	Noun
1716	golenjača	Noun
1717	golferica	Noun	a female golfer.
1718	golicati	Verb	to tickle.
1719	golišavac	Noun	scantily dressed person.
1720	golišavost	Noun	the state of being scantily dressed.
1721	goljenjača	Noun
1722	golotinja	Noun	nakedness, nudity.
1723	golubarnik	Noun
1724	golubica	Noun	pigeon (female).
1725	golubinjak	Noun
1726	gomilati	Verb	to amass, accumulate, hoard.
1727	gondolijer	Noun	gondolier.
1728	gonetati	Verb	to solve (puzzle, problem), seek an answer.
1729	gonoreja	Noun	Equivalent to 'gonorrhea': A sexually transmitted infection caused by Neisseria gonorrhoeae, a species of bacteria (the…
1730	gorljivost	Noun	passion, fervor, ardor.
1731	gorostas	Noun
1732	gorušica	Noun	heartburn.
1733	gospodar	Noun	Equivalent to 'master': One of the triune gods of the Horned God in Wicca alongside the Father and Sage and representing…
1734	gospodara	Noun	accusative singular of gospodar.
1735	gospodari	Verb
1736	gospodična	Noun	unmarried woman, Miss.
1737	gospodin	Noun	gentleman.
1738	gospodstvo	Noun	gentlemanhood, lordship.
1739	gospođica	Noun	spinster, bachelorette (unmarried woman).
1740	gospoština	Noun	high society, gentlemen (rank/style of, totality of).
1741	gostiona	Noun
1742	gostionica	Noun	public house.
1743	gotovina	Noun	cash (money in the form of notes/bills and coins).
1744	govedina	Noun	Equivalent to 'beef': The meat from cattle or other bovines; especially, that from adults.
1745	goveđina	Noun
1746	govorima	Noun	dative/locative/instrumental plural of govor.
1747	govoriti	Verb	to speak, talk, converse.
1748	govornik	Noun	speaker, talker.
1749	grabulje	Noun
1750	gradijent	Noun
1751	gradinar	Noun	Equivalent to 'Gardener': One who gardens; one who grows plants or cultivates a garden.
1752	graditelj	Noun	builder, constructor.
1753	građanima	Noun	dative/locative/instrumental plural of građanin.
1754	građanin	Noun	Manchester City player.
1755	građanina	Noun	genitive/accusative singular of građanin.
1756	građanine	Noun	vocative singular of građanin.
1757	građaninom	Noun	instrumental singular of građanin.
1758	građaninu	Noun	dative/locative singular of građanin.
1759	građanka	Noun	citizen (of a city, female).
1760	građanstvo	Noun	citizenry, the civic community.
1761	građenje	Noun	verbal noun of graditi impf: building (the act or process by which something is built; construction).
1762	građevina	Noun	edifice, building.
1763	građevinac	Noun	civil engineer.
1764	građevinar	Noun	builder, constructor (of a building).
1765	gramatičar	Noun	grammarian.
1766	gramatici	Noun	dative/locative singular of gramatika.
1767	gramatika	Noun	Equivalent to 'Grammatical': Qui respecte les règles de production d’un énoncé propres à une langue donnée.
1768	gramofon	Noun	gramophone, phonograph.
1769	gramofonska ploča	Noun	vinyl record.
1770	gramzivac	Noun	greedy person.
1771	gramzivost	Noun	greediness.
1772	grančica	Noun	a small branch; twig.
1773	graničar	Noun	border guard (soldier or policeman).
1774	graničiti	Verb	to verge on.
1775	granjavati	Verb	to rise, come up, begin to shine (Sun, spring etc.).
1776	granostaj	Noun
1777	granulom	Noun	granuloma (tumor).
1778	gravitacijska interakcija	Noun	gravitational interaction.
1779	grdosija	Noun	giant, colossus (person or thing).
1780	grebenima	Noun	dative/locative/instrumental plural of greben.
1781	grebenom	Noun	instrumental singular of greben.
1782	grecizam	Noun
1783	gregorijanski kalendar	Noun	Gregorian calendar.
1784	grejpfrut	Noun	Equivalent to 'Grapefruit': The tree of the species Citrus paradisi, a hybrid of Citrus maxima and sweet orange.
1785	grešnica	Noun	sinner (female).
1786	gricnuti	Verb	to nibble once, take a nibble at.
1787	griješiti	Verb	to err, to be wrong, make a mistake.
1788	griznuti	Verb	to have/take a (quick) bite.
1789	grješnik	Noun
1790	grmeljak	Noun	a little bush.
1791	grmljavina	Noun
1792	grobnica	Noun	tomb, sepulchre.
1793	gromobran	Noun	lightning rod.
1794	groznica	Noun	Anything resembling the state of fever; an enthusiasm for something; a bug.
1795	grubijan	Noun	boor, ruffian.
1796	grudnjak	Noun	bra, brassiere.
1797	gruntati	Verb	to think over, to ponder.
1798	grupnjak	Noun	group sex.
1799	gruzijski	Noun	the Georgian language.
1800	gubitaka	Noun	genitive plural of gubitak.
1801	gubitnica	Noun
1802	gubitnik	Noun
1803	gulikoža	Noun	usurer, bloodsucker.
1804	gusariti	Verb	to pirate (engage in piracy).
1805	gusenica	Noun	caterpillar tread (of a tractor or tank).
1806	gusjenica	Noun	caterpillar tread (of a tractor or tank).
1807	gušterača	Noun
1808	guverner	Noun	Equivalent to 'Governor': The chief executive officer of a first-level administrative division of a country.
1809	hadžiluk	Noun	pilgrimage.
1810	haićanski	Noun	the Haitian language; Haitian Creole.
1811	halabuka	Noun	noise, hullabaloo, hubbub.
1812	haljinama	Noun	dative/locative/instrumental plural of haljina.
1813	haljinom	Noun	instrumental singular of haljina.
1814	halkopirit	Noun	chalcopyrite.
1815	hamajlija	Noun
1816	haramija	Noun	highwayman.
1817	haramije	Noun	genitive singular of haramija.
1818	harlekin	Noun	Equivalent to 'Harlequin': A pantomime fool, typically dressed in colorful checkered clothes, used as a stock character…
1819	harmonija	Noun	harmony (two or more notes played simultaneously to produce a chord).
1820	harmonijska sredina	Noun	harmonic mean.
1821	harmonika	Noun	Equivalent to 'Harmonica': A musical wind instrument with a series of holes for the player to blow into, each hole produ…
1822	harmonikaš	Noun	accordionist.
1823	harpunar	Noun	Equivalent to 'Harpooner': A person who uses a harpoon, especially to hunt whales.
1824	havajski	Noun	the Hawaiian language.
1825	havarija	Noun	accident, crash, wreck (especially shipwreck), emergency, average (i.e. situation caused by damage, breakdown or failure…
1826	hazarder	Noun	hazarder, daredevil.
1827	hazarderka	Noun	hazarder, daredevil (female).
1828	haznadar	Noun	treasurer.
1829	hebrejski	Noun	the Hebrew language.
1830	hedonist	Noun
1831	hedonizam	Noun
1832	hegemonija	Noun
1833	heksadecimalni sistem	Noun	hexadecimal system.
1834	heksametar	Noun	hexameter.
1835	hektogram	Noun	Equivalent to 'hectogram': An SI unit of mass equal to 10² grams.
1836	helebarda	Noun
1837	helikopter	Noun	helicopter (aircraft).
1838	hemendeks	Noun	fried, thinly sliced ham and eggs.
1839	hemičarka	Noun
1840	hemijska olovka	Noun	ballpoint pen.
1841	hemijski spoj	Noun	chemical compound.
1842	hemikalija	Noun
1843	hemofilija	Noun	hemophilia.
1844	henoteizam	Noun	henotheism.
1845	heraldika	Noun	Equivalent to 'Heraldry': The profession or art of devising, granting and blazoning coats of arms, tracing genealogies a…
1846	hermitska matrica	Noun	Hermitian matrix.
1847	heroizam	Noun	heroic deed.
1848	herojstvo	Noun	heroic deed.
1849	heširati	Verb
1850	hetitski	Noun	the Hittite language.
1851	hidroksid	Noun	hydroxide.
1852	hidronim	Noun	Equivalent to 'hydronym': The name of a river, lake, sea or any other body of water.
1853	higijena	Noun
1854	higrometar	Noun	hygrometer.
1855	higroskop	Noun	hygroscope.
1856	hihotati	Verb	to giggle.
1857	hijacint	Noun
1858	hijeroglif	Noun	hieroglyph.
1859	hiljadarka	Noun	banknote worth thousand of currency units.
1860	himbenik	Noun	hypocrite.
1861	himbenost	Noun	hypocrisy.
1862	hinduizam	Noun
1863	hinduizmu	Noun	dative/locative singular of hinduizam.
1864	hiperbola	Noun	hyperbola (geometry).
1865	hiperonim	Noun	Equivalent to 'hypernym': A superordinate word or phrase; a term whose referents form a set which includes as a subset t…
1866	hipnotizer	Noun	hypnotist.
1867	hipodrom	Noun	Equivalent to 'Hippodrome': A fraudulent sporting contest with a predetermined winner.
1868	hipofiza	Noun	hypophysis, pituitary gland.
1869	hipohondar	Noun	hypochondriac.
1870	hipokrit	Noun	Equivalent to 'hypocrite': Someone who practices hypocrisy, who pretends to hold beliefs, or whose actions are not consi…
1871	hiponimija	Noun
1872	hipotaksa	Noun	hypotaxis.
1873	hipoteka	Noun	Equivalent to 'Mortgage': A legal agreement in which a borrower pledges real property as collateral for a loan used to p…
1874	hipotenuza	Noun	hypotenuse.
1875	hipoteza	Noun	Equivalent to 'hypothesis': A tentative conjecture explaining an observation, phenomenon or scientific problem and that…
1876	hiragana	Noun
1877	hirovitost	Noun	capriciousness, whimsicalness.
1878	histerija	Noun	Equivalent to 'Hysteria': Behavior exhibiting excessive or uncontrollable emotions, in a wide range from joy to panic bu…
1879	histerik	Noun
1880	historičar	Noun	historian.
1881	historija	Noun
1882	hitlerizam	Noun	Hitlerism.
1883	hladionik	Noun	refrigerator.
1884	hladnjača	Noun	refrigerator truck.
1885	hladnjak	Noun	radiator (device that lowers engine coolant temperature).
1886	hladnoća	Noun
1887	hladovina	Noun	shade (darkness where light, particularly sunlight, is blocked).
1888	hljepčić	Noun	diminutive of hljȅb (“bread”).
1889	hlorofil	Noun	chlorophyll (green pigment).
1890	hobotnica	Noun	Equivalent to 'Octopus': Any of several marine molluscs of the order Octopoda, having no internal or external protective…
1891	hoću kurac	Phrase	fuck no! hell no!.
1892	hodočašće	Noun	pilgrimage.
1893	hodočasnik	Noun
1894	hohštapler	Noun	adventurer.
1895	holandski	Noun	the Dutch language.
1896	holograf	Noun	holograph.
1897	holokaust	Noun	Equivalent to 'Holocaust': The systematic mass murder (genocide) of an estimated six million European Jews perpetrated b…
1898	homilija	Noun
1899	homofonija	Noun	homophony.
1900	homogenost	Noun	homogeneity.
1901	homograf	Noun	Equivalent to 'homograph': A word that is spelled the same as another word, usually having a different etymology.
1902	homogram	Noun	homograph.
1903	homonimija	Noun
1904	homozigot	Noun	Equivalent to 'homozygote': A diploid individual that has equal alleles at one or more genetic loci.
1905	horizont	Noun	Equivalent to 'horizon': The visible horizontal line (in all directions) where the sky appears to meet the earth in the…
1906	horizont događaja	Noun	event horizon.
1907	horoskop	Noun	Equivalent to 'Horoscope': The position of the planets and stars at the moment of someone's birth; a diagram of such pos…
1908	hortenzija	Noun	hydrangea.
1909	hotelijer	Noun	hotelier, hotel manager.
1910	hotienje	Noun	obsolete spelling of hotijenje.
1911	hotijeti	Verb	alternative form of htjeti.
1912	hotjenje	Noun	willingness, willing, determination.
1913	hoverkraft	Noun	hovercraft.
1914	hrabriti	Verb	to encourage, cheer up, embolden.
1915	hrabrost	Noun
1916	hranidba	Noun
1917	hranilac	Noun	breadwinner.
1918	hranitelj	Noun	breadwinner.
1919	hranjivost	Noun	nutritiousness.
1920	hrapavost	Noun	coarseness, roughness (of surface).
1921	hrastova	Noun	genitive plural of hrast.
1922	hrastovi	Noun	nominative plural of hrast.
1923	hrastovima	Noun	dative/locative/instrumental plural of hrast.
1924	hrastovina	Noun
1925	hrenovka	Noun	hot dog, frankfurter.
1926	Hristos vaskrse	Phrase	happy Easter.
1927	hromirati	Verb	to chromize, chrome.
1928	hroničar	Noun	chronicler.
1929	hrvatski	Noun	the Croatian language.
1930	hrvatski ovčar	Noun	Croatian Sheepdog.
1931	htijenje	Noun	willingness, willing, determination.
1932	huligani	Noun	nominative/vocative plural of huligan.
1933	hulitelj	Noun	blasphemer.
1934	huljenje	Noun	blasphemy.
1935	humanizam	Noun
1936	humanost	Noun	humaneness.
1937	humoreska	Noun	humoresque (musical composition that is playful in attitude and tone).
1938	hunjavica	Noun	cold (illness).
1939	hvalisati	Verb	to boast, brag.
1940	hvaljenje	Noun
1941	hvalospev	Noun	eulogy (high praise or recommendation).
1942	hvalospjev	Noun	eulogy (high praise or recommendation).
1943	idealist	Noun
1944	idealizam	Noun
1945	identitet	Noun	Equivalent to 'identity': Sameness, identicalness; the quality or fact of (several specified things) being the same.
1946	ideogram	Noun
1947	ideologija	Noun	Equivalent to 'ideology': Doctrine, philosophy, body of beliefs or principles belonging to an individual or group.
1948	idiotizam	Noun
1949	idiotstvo	Noun
1950	idolatrija	Noun
1951	ignorant	Noun
1952	igra lovice	Noun	tag (game).
1953	igra šuge	Noun	tag (game).
1954	igračica	Noun	female player.
1955	igrališta	Noun	nominative/genitive/accusative/vocative plural.
1956	igralište	Noun	playground.
1957	igralištu	Noun	dative/locative singular of igralište.
1958	igrarija	Noun	kid's stuff, a small thing.
1959	igrivost	Noun	playability.
1960	igumanija	Noun	hegumenia (abbess, mother superior in an Orthodox nunnery).
1961	ihtiolog	Noun	Equivalent to 'ichthyologist': An expert in ichthyology: one who studies fishes.
1962	ijekavac	Noun	native speaker of the Ijekavian dialect of Serbo-Croatian.
1963	ijekavica	Noun	Ijekavian speech or dialects.
1964	ijekavka	Noun	native speaker of the Ijekavian dialect of Serbo-Croatian (female).
1965	ikavizam	Noun	a word containing Ikavian reflex of yat.
1966	ikavština	Noun	Ikavian dialect.
1967	ikonostas	Noun	Equivalent to 'iconostasis': A wall of icons between the sanctuary and the nave in an Eastern Orthodox church.
1968	ilegalac	Noun	a person engaged in illegal political activity, especially as a member or activist of an illegal organization.
1969	ilegalnost	Noun	illegality.
1970	ilustrator	Noun	Equivalent to 'Illustrator': a person who draws pictures (especially illustrations in books or magazines).
1971	iluzionist	Noun	Equivalent to 'magician': A person who plays with or practices allegedly supernatural magic.
1972	imaginarni broj	Noun	imaginary number.
1973	imam pitanje	Phrase	I have a question.
1974	imati seks	Verb	to have sex.
1975	imenička fraza	Noun	noun phrase.
1976	imenitelj	Noun	denominator.
1977	imenovati	Verb	Equivalent to 'name': Any nounal word or phrase which indicates a particular person, place, class, or thing.
1978	imigracija	Noun	Equivalent to 'immigration': The act of immigrating; the passing or coming into a country of which one is not native bor…
1979	imigranata	Noun	genitive plural of imigrant.
1980	imigrant	Noun	Equivalent to 'Immigrant': A non-native person who comes to a country from another country to permanently settle there.
1981	imigrirati	Verb	to immigrate.
1982	imitacija	Noun	imitation.
1983	imitator	Noun
1984	imitirati	Verb	to imitate, impersonate.
1985	imperativ	Noun	Equivalent to 'Imperative': The grammatical mood expressing an order (see jussive).
1986	imperator	Noun	emperor (ruler of an empire).
1987	imperatora	Noun	inflection of imperator:.
1988	imperatore	Noun	inflection of imperator:.
1989	imperatori	Noun	nominative/vocative plural of imperator.
1990	imperatoru	Noun	dative/locative singular of imperator.
1991	imperfekat	Noun	imperfect.
1992	imperfekt	Noun	Equivalent to 'past tense': A grammatical form (often a verb form) that refers to an event, transaction, occurrence, or…
1993	imperija	Noun	Equivalent to 'empire': A political state, often a monarchy, that has achieved a much greater current size than its init…
1994	implozija	Noun	implosion.
1995	impluvij	Noun	impluvium.
1996	impresija	Noun	impression.
1997	impulzivac	Noun	impulsive person.
1998	imputacija	Noun	imputation.
1999	imputirati	Verb	to impute.
2000	imućnost	Noun	affluence, wealth.

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