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Croatian — Upper Intermediate Vocabulary

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

# Word Type IPA Definition
1 abadžija Noun /âbad͡ʒija/ tailor or weaver of frieze.
2 abdesthana Noun room or separate building near a mosque or prayer room for performing abdest.
3 abdicirati Verb /abdit͡sǐːrati/ to abdicate.
4 abdikacija Noun /abdikǎːt͡sija/ abdication.
5 abdikant Noun /abdǐkant/ abdicator.
6 abdovina Noun /ǎbdoʋina/ danewort, European dwarf elder (Sambucus ebulus).
7 abecedama Noun dative/locative/instrumental plural of abeceda.
8 abecedar Noun /abet͡sědaːr/ index (alphabetical listing).
9 abecedarij Noun /abet͡sědaːrij/ index (alphabetical listing).
10 abecedom Noun instrumental singular of abeceda.
11 ablacija Noun /ablǎːt͡sija/ ablation (removal).
12 ablendati Verb /ǎbleːndati/ to dim the lights.
13 ablender Noun dipswitch.
14 abolicija Noun /abolǐːt͡sija/ abolition.
15 abonentica Noun /abǒnentit͡sa/ subscriber (female).
16 abonirac Noun /abonǐːrat͡s/ subscriber.
17 abonirati Verb /abonǐːrati/ to get a season ticket for; subscribe (for a theater or a concert hall for a season).
18 abortirati Verb /abortǐːrati/
19 abrazija Noun /abrǎːzija/
20 abrogirati Verb /abroɡǐːrati/
21 abundati Verb to abound, be plentiful.
22 acetilen Noun /at͡setǐleːn/ Equivalent to 'Acetylene': Any organic compound having one or more carbon–carbon triple bonds; an alkyne.
23 adaptacija Noun /adaptǎːt͡sija/ adaptation.
24 adaptirati Verb /adaptǐːrati/
25 adherent Noun /adxěrent/
26 adjektiv Noun /âdjektiːʋ/ Equivalent to 'adjective': A word that modifies a noun or noun phrase or describes a noun’s referent.
27 adjustaža Noun /adjustǎːʒa/
28 admiralski brod Noun
29 admirativ Noun /admirǎtiːʋ/ Equivalent to 'admirative': a verb form similar to mirative, found primarily in some languages of the Balkan sprachbund…
30 adopcija Noun /adǒpt͡sija/
31 adoptacija Noun /adoptǎːt͡sija/
32 adoptirati Verb /adoptǐːrati/ to adopt (person, opinion).
33 adoracija Noun /adorǎːt͡sija/ adoration.
34 adorator Noun /adǒraːtor/ Equivalent to 'Worshipper': A person who worships, especially at a place of assembly for religious services.
35 adorirati Verb /adorǐːrati/
36 adrenalin Noun /adrenǎliːn/ adrenaline (epinephrine, the hormone and neurotransmitter).
37 adresant Noun /adrěsant/ Equivalent to 'Sender': A device or component that transmits, as in telegraphy or computer networks.
38 adresirati Verb /adresǐːrati/ to direct (something spoken to somebody).
39 adresovati Verb /ǎdresoʋati/ to direct (something spoken to somebody).
40 adsorpcija Noun /adsǒrpt͡sija/ adsorption.
41 adventist Noun /adʋěntist/ Adventist.
42 adverbijal Noun adverbial.
43 advokatica Noun /adʋokǎtit͡sa/ female equivalent of advokat (“advocate, attorney, lawyer”).
44 advokatura Noun legal profession, legal practice.
45 aerobika Noun /aerǒbika/
46 aerodrom Noun /aerǒdrom/ 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 /aerolǒɡija/
49 aeroplan Noun /âeroplaːn/ Equivalent to 'airplane': A powered heavier-than-air aircraft with fixed wings.
50 aerostat Noun
51 afektacija Noun /afektǎːt͡sija/ affectation.
52 afektirati Verb /afektǐːrati/ to affect, mince, put on airs.
53 afiksima Noun dative/locative/instrumental plural of afiks.
54 afinitet Noun /afinǐteːt/
55 afirmacija Noun /afirmǎːt͡sija/ affirmation.
56 afirmiran Verb /afǐrmiːraːn/ past passive participle of afirmírati.
57 afirmirati Verb /afirmǐːrati/ to establish or affirm (a name or reputation), to win, secure or achieve recognition for.
58 aforizam Noun /aforǐzam/
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 /afrǐkaːnskiː/ the Afrikaans language.
69 afrikata Noun /afrikǎːta/ Equivalent to 'Affricate': A single speech sound produced combining a plosive and a fricative.
70 agencija Noun /aɡěnt͡sija/ Equivalent to 'agency': The capacity, condition, or state of acting or of exerting power.
71 agentura Noun cover-up organization.
72 agilnost Noun /aɡǐːlnoːst/
73 agitacija Noun /aɡitǎːt͡sija/ agitation.
74 agitator Noun /aɡǐtaːtor/
75 agitirati Verb /aɡitǐːrati/ to agitate, campaign, conduct a campaign, drum up (support).
76 agitprop Noun
77 aglomerat Noun /aɡloměraːt/ agglomeration (cluster).
78 agnostičar Noun /aɡnǒstit͡ʃaːr/
79 agnostik Noun /aɡnǒstik/ 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 /aɡrěsija/ 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 /ǎɡresorit͡sa/ female equivalent of àgresor.
88 agrologija Noun /aɡrolǒɡija/
89 agronomija Noun /aɡronǒmija/
90 ajatolah Noun /ajatǒlax/ 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 /akaděmija/ Equivalent to 'academy': The school for advanced education founded by Plato; the garden where Plato taught.
95 akademik Noun /akaděmik/ academician, academic.
96 akademski građanin Noun /akǎdemskiː ɡrâd͡ʑanin/ 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 /ǎkt͡septor/ 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 /aklamǎːt͡sija/ acclamation.
103 aklamirati Verb
104 akobogda Phrase God willing, inshallah.
105 akontacija Noun /akontǎːt͡sija/ advance (of pay).
106 akontirati Verb /akontǐːrati/ to advance (money).
107 akreditiv Noun /akredǐtiːʋ/ letter of credit.
108 akribija Noun /akrǐbija/ meticulousness.
109 akrobacija Noun /akrobǎt͡sija/ 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 /akrobǎtika/ Equivalent to 'Acrobatics': The art of performing acrobatic gymnastic feats.
112 akropola Noun /akrǒpola/ acropolis.
113 akrostih Noun /âkrostix/
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 /aktiʋǎːt͡sija/ activation.
117 aktivacijska energija Noun activation energy.
118 aktivirati Verb /aktiʋǐːrati/ to activate, to enable (to put something in action).
119 aktivist Noun /aktǐʋist/ Equivalent to 'activist': One who is politically active in the role of a citizen; especially, one who campaigns for chan…
120 aktivizam Noun /aktiʋǐzam/
121 aktivnost Noun /aktǐːʋnoːst/
122 aktualitet Noun topicality.
123 aktualizam Noun /aktualǐzam/ actualism.
124 aktualnost Noun topicality.
125 akumulator Noun /akumǔlaːtor/ 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 /akǔstika/ Equivalent to 'acoustic': The properties or qualities of a room or building that determine how sound is transmitted in i…
128 akutnost Noun /âkuːtnoːst/ state of being acute.
129 akuzativ Noun /âkuzatiːʋ/ Equivalent to 'Accusative': A word inflected in the accusative case.
130 akvadukt Noun /akʋadûkt/ 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 /akʋědukt/ Equivalent to 'Aqueduct': An artificial channel that is constructed to convey water from one location to another.
138 akvizicija Noun /akʋizǐːt͡sija/ acquisition.
139 akviziter Noun solicitor, canvasser.
140 alabastar Noun alabaster.
141 alabaster Noun alabaster.
142 Alahu ekber Phrase Allahu akbar.
143 alarmirati Verb /alarmǐːrati/
144 alatničar Noun toolmaker.
145 albanolog Noun /albanǒloɡ/ Equivalent to 'Albanologist': An expert in Albanian studies.
146 albanski Noun /ǎlbaːnskiː/ the Albanian language.
147 albatros Noun /ǎlbatros/ Equivalent to 'Albatross': Any of various large seabirds of the family Diomedeidae ranging widely in the Southern Ocean…
148 albinizam Noun /albinǐzam/
149 alegorija Noun /aleɡǒrija/ 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 /alěrɡit͡ʃar/ 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 /alerɡǒloɡ/ 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 /alɡolǒɡija/
164 algoritam Noun /alɡorǐtam/ algorithm.
165 alhamiado Noun /alxamiǎːdo/ aljamiado.
166 alhemija Noun
167 aligator Noun /alǐɡaːtor/ Equivalent to 'alligator': Either of two species of large amphibious reptile, Alligator mississippiensis or Alligator si…
168 alijansa Noun /alǐjansa/
169 aljamiado Noun /aʎamiado/ aljamiado.
170 aljkavac Noun negligent person.
171 aljkavica Noun negligent woman or girl.
172 aljkavost Noun /âʎkaʋoːst/ carelessness.
173 alkaloid Noun /alkalǒiːd/
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 /alopět͡sija/ alopecia (loss of hair).
183 alpinist Noun /alpǐnist/
184 alpinizam Noun
185 alteracija Noun /alterǎːt͡sija/ alteration.
186 alternativna medicina Noun alternative medicine.
187 altimetar Noun /ǎltimetar/ altimeter.
188 altistica Noun A female alto singer.
189 altituda Noun
190 altruist Noun
191 altruizam Noun /altruǐzam/
192 aludirati Verb /aludǐːrati/ to allude.
193 aluminij Noun /alǔmiːnij/ 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 /alʋeǒlaːr/ Equivalent to 'alveolar': Relating to the alveoli (small air sacs) of the lungs.
196 amajlija Noun /amǎjlija/
197 amandman Noun /amǎndmaːn/ amendment.
198 amaterizam Noun /amaterǐzam/ amateurism.
199 amaterstvo Noun /amatěːrstʋo/ amateurism.
200 ambalaža Noun /ambalǎːʒa/ packing materials.
201 ambasada Noun /ambasǎːda/ embassy (official residence; organization).
202 ambasador Noun /ambǎsaːdor/ Equivalent to 'Plenipotentiary': A person invested with full powers, especially as the diplomatic agent of a sovereign s…
203 ambicija Noun
204 ambigvitet Noun /ambiɡʋǐteːt/ ambiguity.
205 ambijenat Noun
206 ambijent Noun /ambǐjent/
207 ambrozija Noun /ǎmbroːzija/
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 /ǎmfiːbija/ 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 /amfitěaːtar/ amphitheatre.
215 amharski Noun /ǎmxarskiː/ the Amharic language.
216 amidžinca Noun aunt (father's sister-in-law).
217 amnestija Noun
218 amnezija Noun /ǎmneːzija/
219 amonijak Noun
220 amoralnost Noun /amorǎːlnoːst/ amorality.
221 amorfnost Noun amorphousness.
222 amortizer Noun /amortǐzeːr/ shock absorber.
223 ampermetar Noun
224 ampersat Noun ampere-hour.
225 amplituda Noun /amplitǔːda/ Equivalent to 'Amplitude': The measure of the size of something, especially its width or breadth; largeness, magnitude.
226 amputacija Noun /amputǎːt͡sija/ amputation.
227 amputirati Verb /amputǐːrati/ to amputate.
228 anabolik Noun /anabǒlik/ Equivalent to 'anabolic steroid': A class of steroid hormones that promote growth of tissue.
229 anabolizam Noun /anabolǐzam/ anabolism.
230 anadiploza Noun /anadiplǒːza/ 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 /anakǒnda/ Equivalent to 'Anaconda': Any large nonvenomous snake of the genus Eunectes, found mainly in northern South America.
232 analeptik Noun /analěptik/ analeptic.
233 analfabet Noun /analfǎbeːt/ Equivalent to 'analphabet': A person who does not know the letters of the alphabet; a partly or wholly illiterate person…
234 analgezija Noun /anǎlɡeːzija/ analgesia.
235 analitičar Noun /analǐtit͡ʃaːr/
236 analitička funkcija Noun analytic function.
237 analitik Noun /analǐtik/
238 analitika Noun analytics.
239 analizator Noun /analǐzaːtor/ Equivalent to 'Analyzer': an instrument for the analysis of something.
240 analni seks Noun /ǎnaːlniː sêks/ Equivalent to 'anal sex': A sexual activity involving stimulation of a sexual partner's anus or rectum, especially by pe…
241 analogija Noun /analǒɡija/ Equivalent to 'Analogy': A relationship of resemblance or equivalence between two situations, people, or objects, especi…
242 analognost Noun analogousness.
243 anamneza Noun /anamněːza/ Equivalent to 'anamnesis': The ability to recall past events; recollection.
244 anarhija Noun /anǎrxija/ Equivalent to 'Anarchy': The state of a society being without authorities or an authoritative governing body.
245 anarhist Noun /anǎrxist/ Equivalent to 'Anarchist': One who believes in or advocates the absence of hierarchy and authority in most forms (compar…
246 anarhizam Noun /anarxǐzam/ anarchism.
247 anarhizmu Noun dative/locative singular of anarhizam.
248 anasonka Noun
249 anastrofa Noun /anastrǒːfa/ Equivalent to 'palilogy': Emphatic repetition of a word or phrase.
250 anatomija Noun /anatǒmija/ 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 /and͡ʑělt͡ʃit͡ɕ/ diminutive of anđeo (“angel”).
254 anđeo čuvar Noun guardian angel.
255 anegdota Noun /aneɡdǒta/
256 aneksija Noun /aněksija/ annexation.
257 anektirati Verb /anektǐːrati/
258 anemičar Noun anemic person.
259 anemičarka Noun anemic woman or girl.
260 anemičnost Noun condition of being anemic.
261 anestetik Noun /anestětik/ Equivalent to 'Anesthetic': A substance administered to reduce the perception of pain or to induce numbness for surgery…
262 anestezija Noun /anestězija/ anesthesia.
263 angažirati Verb /anɡaʒǐːrati/ 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 /anɡlit͡sǐzam/ anglicism.
267 anglikan Noun /anɡlǐkaːn/ Equivalent to 'Anglican': A member of an Anglican Church.
268 anglikanac Noun /anɡlikǎːnat͡s/
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 /anɡlǐstika/ English studies, Anglistics.
272 anglizam Noun /anɡlǐzam/ anglicism.
273 anglofil Noun /anɡlǒfiːl/ Equivalent to 'Anglophile': A person who loves or admires the country, culture or people of England.
274 anglofob Noun /anɡlǒfoːb/ Equivalent to 'Anglophobe': A person who dislikes or fears England, its people or anything English.
275 animacija Noun /animǎːt͡sija/ animation.
276 animator Noun /anǐmaːtor/
277 animirati Verb /animǐːrati/ to animate.
278 animizam Noun /animǐzam/
279 animozitet Noun /animozǐteːt/ animosity.
280 anketirati Verb /anketǐːrati/
281 anketni listić Noun questionnaire.
282 anomalija Noun /anomǎlija/
283 anonimac Noun anonymous person.
284 anonimka Noun anonymous woman or girl.
285 anonimnost Noun /anonǐːmnoːst/ anonymity.
286 anonimus Noun anonymous person.
287 anorganska kemija Noun inorganic chemistry.
288 anotirati Verb /anotǐːrati/ to annotate.
289 antibiotik Noun /antibiǒtik/ Equivalent to 'Antibiotic': Any substance that can destroy or inhibit the growth of bacteria and similar microorganisms…
290 antifašist Noun /antifǎʃist/ 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 /antixěroːj/
294 antikrist Noun Antichrist (one who works against the Christ's teaching).
295 antikvar Noun /antǐkʋaːr/ 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 /ǎntiteːlo/
302 antiteza Noun /antǐteza/ Equivalent to 'antithesis': A proposition that is the diametric opposite of some other proposition.
303 antitijelo Noun /ǎntitjeːlo/
304 antologija Noun /antolǒɡija/ Equivalent to 'Anthology': A collection of literary works, such as poems or short stories, especially a collection from…
305 antonimija Noun /antonǐmija/
306 antracit Noun Equivalent to 'Charcoal': impure carbon obtained by destructive distillation of wood or other organic matter, that is, h…
307 antropolog Noun /antropǒloɡ/ anthropologist.
308 anulirati Verb /anulǐːrati/
309 aparatčik Noun /aparǎtt͡ʃik/ 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 /âpartxejd/ 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 /apelǐːrati/ to appeal, plead.
318 apelovati Verb appeal, plead.
319 aperitiv Noun /aperǐtiːʋ/ Equivalent to 'apéritif': An alcoholic drink served before a meal as an appetiser.
320 aplicirati Verb /aplit͡sǐːrati/
321 aplikacija Noun /aplikǎːt͡sija/ Equivalent to 'Applique': A decorative design made by cutting pieces of material and applying them to the surface of ano…
322 apokalipsa Noun /apokalǐpsa/ Apocalypse, Revelation (written account).
323 apologet Noun /apolǒɡeːt/ Equivalent to 'Apologist': One who speaks or writes in defense of a faith, a cause, or an institution.
324 apologija Noun /apolǒɡija/
325 apostrof Noun /ǎpostrof/ apostrophe (the character ’).
326 apostrofa Noun /apǒstrofa/ 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 /apoteǒːza/ Equivalent to 'Apotheosis': The fact or action of becoming or making into a god; deification.
329 apozicija Noun /apozǐːt͡sija/ apposition.
330 apsolucija Noun /apsolǔːt͡sija/ absolution, release from the penalty of a sin.
331 apsolutna nula Noun absolute zero.
332 apsorpcija Noun /apsǒrpt͡sija/ absorption.
333 apstrakt Noun /ǎpstrakt/ abstract (abridgement or summary of a longer publication).
334 apstraktna algebra Noun abstract algebra.
335 apstraktna imenica Noun abstract noun.
336 apsurdnost Noun /ǎpsurdnoːst/ absurdity.
337 arabeska Noun /arǎbeska/ 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 /aramějskiː/ the Aramaic language.
340 aranžirati Verb /aranʒǐːrati/ to arrange, decorate.
341 aranžman Noun /arǎnʒmaːn/ arrangement.
342 arbitraža Noun /arbitrǎːʒa/ 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 /arɡǔment/ argument (fact or statement used to support a proposition).
346 arhaizam Noun /arxaǐzam/
347 arhanđel Noun a city in northwestern Russia.
348 arhanđeo Noun archangel.
349 arheolog Noun /arxeǒloɡ/ Equivalent to 'Archaeologist': Someone who studies or practises archaeology.
350 arhiđakon Noun /ǎrxid͡ʑakon/ archdeacon.
351 arhipelag Noun /arxipělaːɡ/ Equivalent to 'Archipelago': Something scattered around like an archipelago.
352 arhitekt Noun /arxǐtekt/ Equivalent to 'architect': A professional who designs buildings or other structures, or who prepares plans and superinte…
353 arhitekta Noun architect.
354 arhivist Noun /arxǐʋist/ 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 /aristǒkrat/ 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 /aritmětika/ Equivalent to 'Arithmetic': The mathematics of numbers (integers, rational numbers, real numbers, or complex numbers) un…
362 aritmija Noun /arǐtmija/ arrhythmia.
363 arkanđeo Noun alternative form of àrhānđeo.
364 armatura Noun /armatǔːra/ armature, reinforcement.
365 armenski Noun /ǎrmeːnskiː/ the Armenian language.
366 arogancija Noun /aroɡǎnt͡sija/ arrogance.
367 arondisman Noun arrondissement.
368 arpadžik Noun small onion bulb used raise a new plant.
369 arsuzluk Noun shamelessness.
370 artefakt Noun /ârtefakt/ Equivalent to 'ghost': A disembodied soul; a soul or spirit of a deceased person; a spirit appearing after death.
371 arterija Noun /ǎrteːrija/ artery (efferent blood vessel from the heart).
372 artičoka Noun /artit͡ʃǒːka/ artichoke.
373 artiljerac Noun /artiʎěːrat͡s/ artilleryman.
374 artritis Noun /artrǐtis/ Equivalent to 'Arthritis': Inflammation of a joint or joints causing pain and/or disability, swelling and stiffness, and…
375 ašenbeher Noun /ǎʃenbexer/
376 ašigdžija Noun /aʃǐɡd͡ʒija/ suitor, gallant, lover.
377 ašiklija Noun /aʃǐklija/ suitor, gallant, lover.
378 ašikovati Verb /ǎʃikoʋati/ to romance.
379 asimetrija Noun /asimětrija/ Equivalent to 'Asymmetry': Absence of symmetry or proportion between the parts of a thing, or a distinction that produce…
380 asistent Noun /asǐstent/ wizard (program or script used to simplify complex operations).
381 asistirati Verb /asistǐːrati/ to assist.
382 asketizam Noun /asketǐzam/ asceticism.
383 askurđel Noun great-great-great-great-grandfather 6th male ancestor.
384 ašnbeher Noun
385 asocirati Verb /asot͡sǐːrati/ to associate, evoke.
386 asonanca Noun /asǒnaːnt͡sa/ assonance.
387 asortiman Noun /asortǐmaːn/ assortment, selection.
388 astenija Noun
389 asteroid Noun /asterǒiːd/
390 astmatičar Noun /astmǎtit͡ʃaːr/ asthmatic.
391 astrolog Noun /astrǒloɡ/ astrologist, astrologer.
392 astronaut Noun /astronǎut/ astronaut.
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 /ǎstuːriːjskiː/ the Asturian language.
396 atentator Noun /atěntaːtor/
397 aterirati Verb /aterǐːrati/ to land (airplane).
398 atletičar Noun /atlětit͡ʃaːr/
399 atletika Noun /atlětika/ track and field (US), athletics (UK).
400 atmosfera Noun /atmosfěːra/ atmosphere (also figuratively).
401 atomska bomba Noun atomic bomb.
402 atrakcija Noun /atrǎkt͡sija/ attraction.
403 atrofija Noun /atrǒfija/
404 audicija Noun /audǐːt͡sija/
405 audiolog Noun /audiǒloɡ/ Equivalent to 'Audiologist': A healthcare professional who diagnoses, treats and/or manages hearing and balance disorder…
406 aufinger Noun
407 autarhija Noun /autǎrxija/
408 autarkija Noun /autǎrkija/
409 auto-stop Noun alternative spelling of autostop.
410 autocesta Noun /autot͡sěsta/
411 autodidakt Noun /autodǐdakt/ Equivalent to 'self-educated': simple past and past participle of self-educate.
412 autokrat Noun /autǒkraːt/ Equivalent to 'Autocrat': An absolute ruler with infinite power.
413 automobil Noun /automǒbiːl/ Equivalent to 'car': A wheeled vehicle that moves independently, with at least three wheels, powered mechanically, steer…
414 autonomaš Noun /autonǒmaːʃ/ autonomist (with respect to the relationship of Dalmatia to the then-Croatia within Austria-Hungary).
415 autonomija Noun /autonǒmija/ Equivalent to 'autonomy': The right or condition of self-government; freedom to act or function independently.
416 autonomist Noun /autonǒmist/ autonomist.
417 autopsija Noun /autǒpsija/ autopsy (personal inspection).
418 autorica Noun /ǎutorit͡sa/ author (female).
419 autoritet Noun /autorǐteːt/ authority (the power to enforce rules or give orders).
420 autorstvo Noun /autǒːrstʋo/ authorship.
421 autosemantička reč Noun lexical word.
422 autostop Noun /ǎutostop/ 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 /ǎutostraːda/ Equivalent to 'motorway': A highway with grade-separated crossings (rather than level crossings) and designed (and only…
425 autsajder Noun /autsǎjder/
426 avangarda Noun /ǎʋanɡaːrda/ Equivalent to 'vanguard': The leading units at the front of an army or fleet.
427 avantura Noun /aʋantǔːra/ Equivalent to 'adventure': A feeling of desire for new and exciting things.
428 avanturist Noun /aʋantǔrist/ adventurist.
429 avanzirati Verb /aʋanzǐːrati/ to advance, progress (in a position or hierarchy).
430 averzija Noun /aʋěrzija/
431 avestički Noun /aʋěstit͡ʃkiː/ the Avestan language.
432 avijacija Noun /aʋijǎːt͡sija/
433 avijatičar Noun /aʋijǎtit͡ʃaːr/
434 ažuriranje Noun
435 ažurirati Verb /aʒurǐːrati/ to make decorative holes that let in the light (in stone, cloth, wood, etc.).
436 babaroga Noun /babarǒːɡa/ 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 /babětina/ augmentative of baba.
438 bacačica Noun /bat͡sǎt͡ʃit͡sa/ thrower (female).
439 bacakati Verb /bat͡sǎkati/ to throw oneself about.
440 bacanje kugle Noun /bǎt͡saːɲe kǔːɡleː/
441 baciti kosku Verb /bǎːt͡siti kôsku/ to make make fun of or take the piss.
442 bademovo mleko Noun almond milk.
443 bahatiti Verb /baxǎtiti/ to be haughty or arrogant.
444 bahatost Noun /bǎxatoːst/ haughtiness, arrogance (behavior, property or act of).
445 bahoriti Verb /bâxoriti/ to cast a spell, conjure, practice magic, sorcery or witchcraft.
446 bajoneta Noun /bajoněːta/ alternative form of bajònēt.
447 bajuneta Noun /bajuněːta/ alternative form of bajonéta.
448 bakljada Noun /bakʎǎːda/ torchlit procession.
449 bakljonoša Noun /bâkʎonoʃa/ torchbearer.
450 bakrorez Noun /bâkroreːz/ copperplate.
451 bakterija Noun /bǎkteːrija/ Equivalent to 'Bacterium': A single-celled organism with cell walls but no nucleus or organelles.
452 balavica Noun /bâlaʋit͡sa/ immature, young person.
453 balaviti Verb /bâlaʋiti/ to drool; to slobber.
454 balegati Verb /balěɡati/ to leave droppings (of animals).
455 balerina Noun /balerǐːna/ Equivalent to 'ballet flat': A type of women's flat with a very low heel, thin sole, and round toe.
456 balistika Noun /balǐstika/ Equivalent to 'Ballistics': The science of objects that predominantly fly under the effects of gravity, momentum and atm…
457 baljezgati Verb /baʎězɡati/ to piffle, talk nonsense.
458 balugdžija Noun /balǔɡd͡ʒija/ fisherman.
459 banalnost Noun /banǎːlnoːst/
460 banknota Noun /banknǒːta/
461 bankovni račun Noun bank account.
462 bankroter Noun /bankrǒteːr/ bankrupt, defaulter.
463 barakuda Noun /barakǔːda/ member of the Croatia national water polo team.
464 baratati Verb /barǎtati/ to handle, manage.
465 barbarizam Noun /barbarǐzam/ barbarism.
466 barbarstvo Noun /bǎrbaːrstʋo/ barbarism.
467 barijera Noun /barijěːra/
468 barikada Noun /barikǎːda/ Equivalent to 'Barricade': A barrier constructed across a road, especially as a military defence.
469 baritona Noun /barǐtona/
470 barjaktar Noun /barjǎktaːr/ flag-bearer.
471 barometar Noun /bârometar/ barometer.
472 barutnica Noun powder box, powder flask.
473 baščaršija Noun /bâʃt͡ʃarʃija/ main square, usually covered.
474 baščovan Noun /baʃt͡ʃǒʋaːn/
475 baskijski Noun /bâskiːjskiː/ 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 /bâʃtinit͡sa/
477 baštinik Noun /bâʃtiniːk/
478 baštiniti Verb /bâʃtiniti/ to inherit.
479 bataljun Noun /batǎʎuːn/ a battalion (some 600 soldiers).
480 baterija Noun /bǎteːrija/ flashlight.
481 batinati Verb /batǐnati/ to bludgeon.
482 bauljati Verb /baǔʎati/ to totter, stagger.
483 bavarski Noun /bǎʋarskiː/ the Bavarian dialect.
484 baza podataka Noun
485 baždariti Verb /baʒdǎːriti/
486 bazdjeti Verb /bǎzdjeti/ to stink (smell bad).
487 bazirati Verb /bazǐːrati/
488 bdijenje Noun
489 bećaruša Noun /bet͡ɕǎruʃa/ bachelorette.
490 bedačiti Verb /bedǎːt͡ʃiti/ to be depressed.
491 bedastoća Noun /bedastǒt͡ɕa/ foolishness.
492 bedinati Verb /bedǐnati/
493 bedinerica Noun /bedǐːnerit͡sa/ cleaner (female, that cleans premises periodically).
494 bedrenica Noun
495 beglajter Noun /beɡlǎjter/ escort (accompanying person).
496 behandlati Verb /bexǎndlati/ to handle, treat.
497 bekendaš Noun /bekěndaːʃ/ back end programmer.
498 beketati Verb /bekětati/ to bleat (to sound like a goat).
499 bela vrana Noun /bêːlaː ʋrâna/ black sheep.
500 beladona Noun /beladǒːna/ belladonna, deadly nightshade (Atropa belladonna).
501 belanjak Noun /belǎːɲak/
502 belasati Verb /belǎsati/ to shine white.
503 belasnuti Verb /belǎsnuti/ to shine white briefly.
504 beležiti Verb /běleʒiti/ to note, make a note, record (in writing).
505 beležnica Noun /běleʒnit͡sa/ a female clerk (see beležnik).
506 beli luk Noun
507 beli medved Noun polar bear (Ursus maritimus).
508 belihtati Verb /belǐxtati/
509 belkinja Noun /bêlkiɲa/ white female (woman with light-coloured skin).
510 beloruski Noun /bêloruskiː/ the Belarusian language.
511 beneficija Noun /benefǐːt͡sija/
512 bengalski Noun /běnɡaːlskiː/ the Bengali language.
513 beračica Noun /berǎt͡ʃit͡sa/ picker (female).
514 berberski Noun /běrberskiː/ 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 /běʃt͡ʃaːʃt͡ɕe/
519 bešćutnost Noun /běʃt͡ɕutnoːst/ insensitivity, cruelness.
520 besediti Verb /běsediti/ to deliver a talk or sermon.
521 besjediti Verb /běsjediti/ to deliver a talk or sermon.
522 beskonačni red Noun infinite series.
523 beskućnica Noun /běskut͡ɕnit͡sa/ homeless person (female).
524 beskućnik Noun /běskut͡ɕniːk/ homeless person (usually male).
525 besmisao Noun /bêsmiːsao/ senselessness, absurdness.
526 besmislica Noun /běsmislit͡sa/ nonsense (something nonsensical).
527 besmrtnica Noun /běsmr̩tnit͡sa/ immortal (female).
528 besmrtnik Noun /běsmrtniːk/ immortal (male).
529 besmrtnost Noun /běsmrtnoːst/ immortality.
530 besnjeti Verb /běsɲeti/ to rage, be rampant or rife, to run wild (of a war, crisis, epidemic etc.).
531 besolica Noun /běsolit͡sa/ shortage or lack of salt.
532 besparica Noun /běsparit͡sa/ money crunch, money shortage.
533 besposlica Noun /běsposlit͡sa/ idleness, laziness.
534 bespravlje Noun /běspraːʋʎe/ lawlessness, injustice.
535 besramnik Noun /běsraːmniːk/ shameless person.
536 besramnost Noun /bêsraːmnoːst/ shamelessness.
537 bestidnost Noun /běstiːdnoːst/ shamelessness.
538 beštimati Verb /beʃtǐmati/ to curse, to swear.
539 bestseler Noun /bestsěler/ bestseller.
540 besvesnost Noun /běsʋesnoːst/ unconsciousness.
541 besvijest Noun /bêsʋijeːst/ unconsciousness.
542 betonirati Verb /betonǐːrati/ to concrete (cover with or encase in concrete).
543 bezakonje Noun /bezǎːkoɲe/ lawlessness.
544 bezbednost Noun
545 bezbojnost Noun /bêzboːjnoːst/ achromatism, colorlessness.
546 bezbolnost Noun /bězboːlnoːst/ painlessness.
547 bezboštvo Noun /bězboʃtʋo/ paganism, heathendom, heathenism.
548 bezbožac Noun /bězboʒat͡s/
549 bezbožje Noun /bězboːʒje/
550 bezbožnica Noun /bězboʒnit͡sa/ Equivalent to 'Atheist': A person who does not believe in deities or gods.
551 bezbožnik Noun /bězboʒniːk/ Equivalent to 'Atheist': A person who does not believe in deities or gods.
552 bezbožnost Noun /bězboʒnoːst/
553 bezdušnost Noun /bězduʃnoːst/ callousness, heartlessness.
554 bezemljaš Noun /bezěmʎaːʃ/ landless peasant.
555 beženstvo Noun /běʒeːnstʋo/
556 bezglavost Noun /bězɡlaʋoːst/ heedlessness.
557 bezimenost Noun /bězimenoːst/ namelessness.
558 bezličnost Noun /bězlit͡ʃnoːst/ impersonality, facelessness (absence of personality or individuality).
559 beznadnost Noun /běznadnoːst/ hopelessness, despair.
560 bezumlje Noun /bězuːmʎe/ madness, insanity (state of a person).
561 bezumnik Noun /bězuːmniːk/ insane or deranged person, a lunatic.
562 bezumnost Noun /bězuːmnoːst/ mindlessness.
563 bezuspeh Noun /bêzuspex/ failure, flop (not success).
564 bezuspjeh Noun /bêzuspjex/ failure, flop (not success).
565 bezverac Noun /bězʋerat͡s/ unbeliever.
566 bezvernica Noun /bězʋeːrnit͡sa/ unbeliever (female).
567 bezvjerac Noun /bězʋjerat͡s/ unbeliever.
568 bezvlađe Noun /bězʋlaːd͡ʑe/
569 bezvlašće Noun /bězʋlaːʃt͡ɕe/
570 bezvolja Noun /bězʋoʎa/ apathy, indifference.
571 bibliobus Noun /bibliǒːbus/ Equivalent to 'mobile library': A library housed in a large van that provides a library service to those unable to atten…
572 bibliofil Noun /bibliǒfiːl/ Equivalent to 'Bibliophile': One who collects books, not necessarily due to any interest in reading them.
573 biblioteka Noun /bibliotěːka/ Equivalent to 'library': An institution which holds books and/or other forms of media for use by the public or qualified…
574 bičevalac Noun /bit͡ʃěʋalat͡s/
575 bičevati Verb /bît͡ʃeʋati/
576 biciklima Noun dative/locative/instrumental plural of bicikl.
577 biciklin Noun
578 biciklist Noun /bit͡sǐklist/
579 biciklizam Noun /bit͡siklǐzam/ bicycling, cycling (activity, sport).
580 biciklom Noun instrumental singular of bicikl.
581 bieljeti Verb obsolete spelling of bijeljeti.
582 bigamija Noun /biɡǎmija/
583 bigamist Noun /biɡǎmist/
584 biglisati Verb /bǐɡlisati/ to sing (of birds).
585 bijednik Noun /bijêːdniːk/ wretch (unfortunate, miserable person).
586 bijekcija Noun /bijěkt͡sija/ bijection.
587 bijela vrana Noun /bjêːlaː ʋrâna/ black sheep.
588 bijeli amur Noun grass carp.
589 bijeli luk Noun
590 bijeli medvjed Noun polar bear (Ursus maritimus).
591 bijeli svijet Noun /bijêːliː sʋijêːt/ foreign or faraway places collectively.
592 bijeliti Verb /bjěːliti/ to whiten, bleach.
593 bijeljeti Verb /bjěːʎeti/ 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 /bǐʎeʃka/ written note.
602 bilježio Verb active past participle of bilježiti.
603 bilježiti Verb /bǐʎeʒiti/ to note, make a note, record (in writing).
604 bilježnica Noun /bǐʎeʒnit͡sa/
605 bilježnik Noun /bǐʎeʒniːk/
606 biljojed Noun /bîʎojeːd/ herbivore.
607 biljožder Noun /bîʎoʒder/ 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 /biokěːmija/ Equivalent to 'Biochemistry': The chemistry of those compounds that occur in living organisms, and the processes that oc…
615 biologija Noun /biolǒɡija/ Equivalent to 'biology': The study of all life or living matter.
616 biračica Noun /birǎt͡ʃit͡sa/ voter, elector (female).
617 biralište Noun /bǐraliːʃte/ voting or polling place.
618 biskupija Noun /biskǔpija/ a municipality of Croatia.
619 bistrina Noun /bistrǐna/ cleverness.
620 bistriti Verb /bǐstriti/ to clarify (make clear).
621 bivovati Verb /biʋǒʋati/ to be, exist.
622 biznismen Noun /bǐznismen/ businessman.
623 biznizmen Noun misspelling of biznismen.
624 bjankarija Noun /bjankǎrija/ bedding, bedclothes.
625 bjegunac Noun /bjeɡǔːnat͡s/
626 bjegunica Noun
627 bjegunka Noun
628 bjekstvo Noun
629 bjelance Noun /bjelǎːnt͡se/
630 bjelanjak Noun /bjelǎːɲak/
631 bjelasati Verb /bjelǎsati/ to shine white.
632 bjelasnuti Verb /bjelǎsnuti/ to shine white briefly.
633 bjelkinja Noun /bjêlkiɲa/ white female (woman with light-coloured skin).
634 bjelokost Noun ivory (material).
635 bjeloruski Noun /bjêloruskiː/ the Belarusian language.
636 bjelouška Noun /bjelǒuʃka/ grass snake.
637 bjesnilo Noun /bjěsnilo/ rage, fury.
638 bjesnjeti Verb /bjěsɲeti/ to rage, be rampant or rife, to run wild (of a war, crisis, epidemic etc.).
639 bjesnoća Noun
640 blagajna Noun /blǎɡaːjna/ ellipsis of državna blagajna; State treasury.
641 blagajnik Noun /blǎɡaːjniːk/ treasurer.
642 blagoslov Noun /blâɡosloːʋ/
643 blagovati Verb /blaɡǒʋati/ to dine, feast; partake of food.
644 blajštift Noun
645 blamirati Verb /blamǐːrati/ to embarrass.
646 blasfemija Noun /blasfěmija/ blasphemy.
647 blatobran Noun /blâtobraːn/ fender (US), wing (UK) (panel of a car which encloses the wheel area).
648 blazinja Noun /blǎziɲa/
649 blebetati Verb /blebětati/ to prattle, piffle, babble.
650 blebetuša Noun /blebětuʃa/ blabbermouth, chatterbox.
651 blebnuti Verb /blêbnuti/ to blurt out, blunder out, say something inconsiderately.
652 blefirati Verb /blefǐːrati/
653 blesimetar Noun /blěsimetar/ teleprompter.
654 blesirati Verb /blesǐːrati/ to injure (oneself).
655 bleskati Verb /blêskati/ to flash, glitter.
656 blesnuti Verb /blêsnuti/ to flash (appear suddenly).
657 bleštati Verb /blěːʃtati/ to blaze, flash, glare, flare.
658 bleštiti Verb /blěːʃtiti/ to blaze, flash, glare, flare.
659 blickrig Noun /blît͡skriːɡ/ blitzkrieg.
660 blijedjeti Verb /bljěːdjeti/ to fade, fade out, bleach, bleach out, become dim.
661 blijesak Noun /bljêːsak/ flash (of light).
662 bliještati Verb /bljěːʃtati/ to blaze, flash, glare, flare.
663 bliještiti Verb /bljěːʃtiti/ to blaze, flash, glare, flare.
664 bliskati Verb /blîskati/ alternative form of bljȅskati and blȅskati.
665 bliskost Noun /blîskoːst/ proximity, closeness.
666 blistati Verb /blǐstati/ to glitter, glisten, shine, glare.
667 blizanac Noun /blizǎːnat͡s/
668 bljedilo Noun /bʎědilo/ pallor, paleness.
669 bljedoća Noun /bʎedǒt͡ɕa/ paleness, pallor (Ijekavian).
670 bljeskati Verb /bʎêskati/ to flash, glitter.
671 bljesnuti Verb /bʎêsnuti/ to flash (appear suddenly).
672 bljuvati Verb /bʎǔʋati/
673 bljuzgati Verb /bʎûzɡati/ 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 /blokǐːrati/ to block, obstruct.
676 bludnica Noun /blǔːdnit͡sa/ slut, tramp, harlot (promiscuous woman).
677 bludničiti Verb /blûːdnit͡ʃiti/ to be promiscuous.
678 blutdruk Noun /blûːtdruk/ blood pressure.
679 bocunima Noun dative/locative/instrumental plural of bocun.
680 bodljika Noun /bǒdʎika/ prick, prickle, thorn, thistle.
681 bodovati Verb /bôdoʋati/ to score, evaluate (on points).
682 bogatiti Verb /bǒɡatiti/ to enrich, make rich/wealthy.
683 bogatstvo Noun /boɡǎtstʋo/
684 bogohuliti Verb /boɡoxǔːliti/ to blaspheme (against God).
685 bogohulnik Noun /bôɡoxuːlniːk/ blasphemer.
686 bogomoljka Noun /boɡǒmoːʎka/ praying mantis.
687 bogoraditi Verb /boɡorǎːditi/ pray by calling upon God's name.
688 bogoslov Noun /bôɡosloʋ/ theologian.
689 bogoslovac Noun /boɡoslǒːʋat͡s/ theologian.
690 bogoslužje Noun /bôɡosluːʒje/ Equivalent to 'church service': A formalized period of communal worship, often but not exclusively occurring on Sunday…
691 bojadisati Verb /bojǎdisati/ to paint, color, dye.
692 bojdžija Noun troublemaker.
693 bojevati Verb /bojěʋati/
694 bojovati Verb /bojǒʋati/ alternative form of bojèvati.
695 bojovnik Noun /bǒjoːʋniːk/ Equivalent to 'Warrior': A person who is actively engaged in battle, conflict or warfare; a soldier or combatant.
696 bokserice Noun /bôkserit͡se/ boxers, boxer briefs.
697 bolesnica Noun /bolěsnit͡sa/ patient (female).
698 bolesnik Noun /bolěsniːk/ a patient, a sick man.
699 boljitak Noun /boʎǐːtak/ betterment, progress, improvement.
700 bolničar Noun /bǒːlnit͡ʃaːr/ nurse (male).
701 bolničarka Noun /bǒːlnit͡ʃaːrka/ nurse (female).
702 bolovanje Noun /bôloʋaːɲe/ sick leave.
703 bolovati Verb /bolǒʋati/ to be ill.
704 bombarder Noun /bombǎrdeːr/ bomber (bombing plane).
705 bombonjera Noun box of chocolates.
706 boranija Noun /borǎnija/ string bean, green bean.
707 boravište Noun /bǒraʋiːʃte/ abode, dwelling-place.
708 boraviti Verb /bǒraʋiti/ to reside, stay.
709 borbenost Noun /bôrbenoːst/ militancy.
710 borićemo Verb
711 borkinja Noun a female fighter.
712 borovina Noun /bǒroʋina/ pinewood (wood of a pine).
713 borovnica Noun /borǒːʋnit͡sa/ Equivalent to 'Blueberry': An edible round berry, belonging to the cowberry group (Vaccinium sect.
714 borovnice Noun nominative/accusative/vocative plural.
715 bosanski Noun /bǒsanskiː/ the Bosnian language.
716 bosiljak Noun /bǒsiʎak/ basil (plant and seasoning).
717 bošnjački Noun /bǒʃɲaːt͡ʃkiː/ the Bosnian language.
718 botaničar Noun /botǎnit͡ʃaːr/
719 botanika Noun /botǎnika/ botany (scientific study of plants, a branch of biology).
720 botiljun Noun /botǐʎuːn/
721 božanstvo Noun /boʒǎnstʋo/ a creature of divine origin.
722 božikovina Noun /boʒǐːkoʋina/
723 božja ovčica Noun ladybug; ladybird.
724 brabonjak Noun /brâboɲak/ worthless person.
725 bradavica Noun /brǎdaʋit͡sa/ Equivalent to 'Wart': A type of deformed growth occurring on the skin caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV).
726 bradetina Noun /bradětina/
727 branilac Noun /brǎnilat͡s/
728 branitelj Noun /brǎniteʎ/
729 bratstvo Noun /brǎtstʋo/ 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 /bř̩bʎati/ to chatter, babble.
733 brbljavac Noun chatterer.
734 brbljavost Noun /br̩̂bʎaʋoːst/ talkativeness.
735 brbljivost Noun /bř̩bʎiʋoːst/ talkativeness.
736 bremzati Verb
737 bretonski Noun /brětoːnskiː/ Equivalent to 'Breton': A native or inhabitant of the region of Brittany, France.
738 brevijar Noun /breʋǐjaːr/
739 brezovac Noun /brêzoʋat͡s/ birch stick.
740 brezovica Noun /brêzoʋit͡sa/ Lactarius torminosus, woolly milkcap, bearded milkcap.
741 brežuljak Noun /breʒǔːʎak/
742 brigadirka Noun /briɡǎdiːrka/ 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 /brîtʋit͡sa/ razor blade.
747 brižnost Noun /brîʒnoːst/ being worried.
748 brkajlija Noun /brkǎjlija/ a person with a big mustache.
749 brodarnica Noun /brǒdaːrnit͡sa/
750 brodocikl Noun /brodot͡sǐkl/ waterbike.
751 brodolom Noun /brôdolom/ shipwreck (event).
752 brodolomac Noun /brodolǒːmat͡s/ one who survives a shipwreck.
753 brojanje Noun counting, count.
754 brojčanik Noun /brojt͡ʃǎniːk/ 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 /brǔsnit͡sa/ 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 /brutǎːlnoːst/ Equivalent to 'Atrocity': An extremely cruel act; a horrid act of injustice.
761 brzinomjer Noun speedometer.
762 brzoglas Noun /br̂zoɡlaːs/ telephone.
763 bubamara Noun /bubamǎːra/ ladybug, ladybird.
764 bubašvaba Noun cockroach.
765 bubnjati Verb /bǔbɲati/ to sound like drumming.
766 bubnjava Noun /bǔbɲaʋa/ drum beat, drumming.
767 bubnjevi Noun nominative plural of bubanj.
768 bubnjište Noun /bûbɲiːʃte/ tympanic cavity.
769 bubrežnjak Noun /bǔbreʒɲaːk/ loin (part of the body (of humans and quadrupeds) at each side of the backbone, between the ribs and hips).
770 bubuljica Noun /bubǔʎit͡sa/ pimple, acne, spot.
771 budalčina Noun /budǎlt͡ʃina/ dumbbell, oaf (stupid person).
772 budaletina Noun /budalětina/ dumbbell, oaf (stupid person).
773 budalica Noun /budǎlit͡sa/ a little fool.
774 budalina Noun /budǎlina/ dumbbell, oaf (stupid person).
775 budaliti Verb /budǎliti/ to play, act or talk like a fool; to fool.
776 budilica Noun /bǔdilit͡sa/ alarm clock.
777 budilnik Noun /bǔdiːlniːk/ alarm clock.
778 buditelj Noun /bǔditeʎ/ awaker, arouser.
779 budućnost Noun /budǔːt͡ɕnoːst/
780 budućnosti Noun genitive/dative/vocative/locative/instrumental singular.
781 budžovan Noun /bud͡ʒǒʋaːn/ a powerful person; kingpin, bigwig.
782 buđaviti Verb /bud͡ʑǎːʋiti/ to mold, become moldy.
783 bugariti Verb /buɡǎːriti/ to lament, wail.
784 bugarski Noun /bûɡarskiː/ the Bulgarian language.
785 bugarštica Noun /buɡǎrʃtit͡sa/ a type of long-verse Serbo-Croatian folk song.
786 bukagije Noun /bukǎɡije/ gyves (shackles for leg).
787 bukirati Verb /bukǐːrati/ to book (to reserve).
788 bukovača Noun /bûkoʋat͡ʃa/ oyster mushroom.
789 bukovima Noun dative/locative/instrumental plural of buk.
790 bukovina Noun /bǔkoʋina/ beechwood (wood from beech trees).
791 buktinja Noun /bǔktiɲa/
792 buktjeti Verb /bǔktjeti/ to flame, blaze, flare.
793 bulazniti Verb /bulǎːzniti/ to maunder, babble (talk nonsense).
794 bunovina Noun /bǔnoʋina/
795 buntovnica Noun /bǔntoːʋnit͡sa/ rebel (female).
796 buntovnik Noun /bǔntoːʋniːk/
797 buranija Noun /burǎnija/ string bean, green bean.
798 burbonist Noun /burbǒnist/ Bourbonist.
799 buregdžija Noun /burěɡd͡ʒija/ a burek baker.
800 burleska Noun /burlěska/ Equivalent to 'Burlesque': A derisive art form that mocks by imitation; a parody.
801 burmanski Noun /bǔrmanskiː/ the Burmese language.
802 bušilica Noun /bǔʃilit͡sa/ drilling/boring machine.
803 bušotina Noun /bǔʃotina/ well (oil, gas).
804 buzdovan Noun /buzdǒʋaːn/ morning star (weapon).
805 buzerant Noun
806 čačkalica Noun /t͡ʃât͡ʃkalit͡sa/ toothpick.
807 čađaviti Verb /t͡ʃâd͡ʑaʋiti/
808 čađavost Noun /t͡ʃâd͡ʑaʋoːst/ 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 /t͡ʃǎxuriti/ to cocoon oneself.
814 čajdžinica Noun teahouse, tearoom.
815 cajhnati Verb /t͡sǎjxnati/ to mark (with a sign); notch, chip, cut, nick.
816 cajtungi Noun nominative plural of cajtung.
817 čakavica Noun /t͡ʃǎːkaʋit͡sa/ Chakavian.
818 čakavizam Noun /t͡ʃakaʋǐzam/ chakavianism.
819 čakavski Noun /t͡ʃǎːkaʋskiː/ the Chakavian language (a South Slavic language spoken mostly in Croatia).
820 čakavština Noun /t͡ʃakǎːʋʃtina/ Chakavian.
821 ćaknutost Noun /t͡ɕâknuːtoːst/ daftness, crankiness.
822 čamdžija Noun /t͡ʃǎmd͡ʒija/ boatman, ferry-man.
823 čamotinja Noun /t͡ʃamǒtiɲa/ 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 /t͡ʃârobnit͡sa/
828 čarobnik Noun
829 čarobnjak Noun /t͡ʃarǒbɲaːk/ wizard (program or script used to simplify complex operations).
830 čarolija Noun /t͡ʃarǒlija/ spell, magic.
831 carski časovi Noun Great Hours.
832 carstava Noun /t͡sâːrstaːʋaː/ genitive plural of carstvo.
833 čašćavati Verb /t͡ʃaʃt͡ɕǎːʋati/ imperfective form of čàstiti.
834 časoslov Noun /t͡ʃâsosloʋ/
835 časovnik Noun
836 čedomorka Noun /t͡ʃedǒmoːrka/ infanticide (murderer of a child).
837 čegrtuša Noun /t͡ʃeɡř̩tuʃa/ rattlesnake.
838 čekaonica Noun /t͡ʃekaǒːnit͡sa/ waiting room.
839 čekatelj Noun waiter (someone who waits, in general).
840 čekirati Verb /tʃekirati/ to clear, provide with a clearance.
841 čekmedže Noun /t͡ʃekměd͡ʒe/ drawer, a furniturized storage unit, a casket or desk that instead of a lid has pull-out mechanism.
842 ćelavost Noun /t͡ɕêlaʋoːst/
843 čelebija Noun /t͡ʃelěbija/ a piece of wood used in weaving (unlike other uses, in feminine gender).
844 celebritet Noun /t͡selebrǐteːt/ celebrity; a famous person.
845 čeličiti Verb /t͡ʃělit͡ʃiti/ to harden, toughen (of health, strength, maturity).
846 celivati Verb /t͡selǐːʋati/
847 čelnicima Noun dative/locative/instrumental plural of čelnik.
848 celularni automat Noun cellular automaton.
849 celuloid Noun /t͡selulǒiːd/ Equivalent to 'Celluloid': Any of a variety of thermoplastics created from nitrocellulose and camphor, once used as phot…
850 celuloza Noun /t͡selulǒːza/ Equivalent to 'Cellulose': A complex carbohydrate that forms the main constituent of the cell wall in most plants and is…
851 čemerika Noun /t͡ʃeměrika/ Veratrum album, hellebore.
852 cenerijera Noun /t͡senerǐjeːra/
853 cenjkati Verb /t͡seɲkati/ to haggle.
854 centarfor Noun /t͡sêntarfoːr/ center forward.
855 centarhalf Noun /t͡sêntarxalf/ centre half.
856 centilitar Noun /t͡sěntilitar/ centilitre.
857 centimetar Noun /t͡sěntimetar/ centimetre.
858 centrifuga Noun /t͡sentrifǔːɡa/ 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 /t͡sěntuːrija/ century (unit in ancient Roman army).
860 centurion Noun /t͡senturǐoːn/ centurion (Roman officer).
861 ćepanica Noun log (wood).
862 cepidlaka Noun /t͡sepǐdlaka/ nitpick, hairsplitter.
863 čeprkati Verb /t͡ʃepř̩kati/ to rummage, poke about, probe, rake over.
864 cerekati Verb /t͡serěkati/ to snicker, snigger, titter, laugh derisively or unpleasantly.
865 ceremonija Noun /t͡seremǒnija/ Equivalent to 'ceremony': A ritual, with religious or cultural significance.
866 ćeretati Verb /t͡ɕerětati/ to chatter, babble.
867 cerovača Noun cantaloupe.
868 cerovina Noun /t͡sěroʋina/ Turkey oak wood.
869 certifikat Noun /t͡sertifǐkaːt/ certificate, license.
870 češljati Verb /t͡ʃěʃʎati/
871 češljugar Noun /t͡ʃěʃʎuɡaːr/ goldfinch.
872 češnjača Noun /t͡ʃěʃɲat͡ʃa/ a kind of food prepared from much garlic.
873 cestarina Noun /t͡sestǎrina/ road toll.
874 čestitanje Noun /t͡ʃestǐːtaːɲe/ verbal noun of čestitati impf or pf: congratulation, congratulating (the act by which someone is congratulated).
875 čestitati Verb /t͡ʃestǐːtati/ to congratulate.
876 čestitka Noun /t͡ʃěstitka/ congratulation.
877 četverokut Noun /t͡ʃêtʋerokuːt/ quadrilateral, quadrangle (four-sided polygon).
878 četvorica Noun /t͡ʃetʋǒrit͡sa/
879 četvorka Noun /t͡ʃětʋoːrka/ anything numbered four (playing card, tram, bus, player with a jersey number 4 etc.).
880 četvrtak Noun /t͡ʃetʋř̩ːtak/
881 četvrtica Noun /t͡ʃetʋř̩tit͡sa/ anything numbered four (playing card, tram, bus, player with a jersey number 4 etc.).
882 četvrtina Noun /t͡ʃetʋř̩tina/ one quarter, one fourth.
883 cevanica Noun
884 chotienje Noun obsolete spelling of htijenje.
885 ciferblat Noun /t͡sǐferblat/ clock face.
886 ciferšlus Noun zip fastener, zipper.
887 ciganiti Verb /t͡siɡǎːniti/ to haggle, haggle down, drive a hard bargain.
888 cigareta Noun /t͡siɡarěta/ 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 /t͡sjěːliti/ to heal, cure, treat.
892 cijelost Noun /t͡sjěːloːst/ state of totality, as opposed to that in pieces.
893 cijeniti Verb /t͡sjěːniti/ to estimate, appraise.
894 cijepati Verb /t͡sjěːpati/ to split, break (apart).
895 cijepiti Verb /t͡sjěːpiti/ 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 /t͡ʃileǎːnat͡s/ Chilean (male).
899 ćilimara Noun /t͡ɕilǐmara/ rug or carpet workshop/factory.
900 cilindar Noun /t͡silǐndar/
901 čimbenik Noun /t͡ʃîmbeniːk/
902 cimerica Noun /t͡sîmerit͡sa/ roommate (female).
903 čimpanza Noun /t͡ʃimpǎnza/ chimpanzee.
904 cinabarit Noun
905 činitelj Noun
906 činjenica Noun /t͡ʃîɲenit͡sa/
907 činjenice Noun nominative/accusative/vocative plural.
908 činovnica Noun /t͡ʃinǒʋnit͡sa/ clerk (female).
909 činovnik Noun /t͡ʃinǒʋniːk/
910 cionizam Noun /t͡sionǐzam/
911 cipeletina Noun /t͡sipelětina/ augmentative of cipela.
912 ćirilica Noun /t͡ɕirǐlit͡sa/ 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 /t͡sirkǔlaːr/ Equivalent to 'circular': An advertisement, directive or notice intended for mass circulation.
915 cirkusant Noun /t͡sirkǔsant/ clown, comedian, joker.
916 čistačica Noun /t͡ʃistǎt͡ʃit͡sa/
917 cisterna Noun /t͡sǐsteːrna/ tank(er) lorry, tank truck.
918 čistilac Noun /t͡ʃǐstilat͡s/ cleaner (person or a machine).
919 čistinja Noun purity, cleanness.
920 čitaonica Noun /t͡ʃitaǒːnit͡sa/ reading room.
921 čitatelj Noun reader (person).
922 citologija Noun /t͡sitolǒɡija/
923 citoplazma Noun /t͡sitoplǎzma/ cytoplasm.
924 čizburger Noun /t͡ʃîːzburɡer/ cheeseburger.
925 cjelivati Verb /t͡sjelǐːʋati/
926 cjelovati Verb
927 cjenkati Verb /t͡sjênkati/ to haggle.
928 cjepanica Noun log (wood).
929 cjepidlaka Noun /t͡sjepǐdlaka/ nitpick, hairsplitter.
930 cjepkati Verb /t͡sjêpkati/ to fragment, break up, break down (to small pieces).
931 cjepnuti Verb /t͡sjêpnuti/ 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 /t͡sjěʋt͡ʃit͡sa/
938 cjevovod Noun /t͡sjêʋoʋoːd/
939 člancima Noun dative/locative/instrumental plural of članak.
940 članstvo Noun /t͡ʃlǎnstʋo/ membership.
941 čokolada Noun /t͡ʃokolǎːda/ Equivalent to 'chocolate': A food made from ground roasted cocoa beans.
942 coprnica Noun witch, sorceress, wizard.
943 ćoravica Noun /t͡ɕôraʋit͡sa/ woman having bad eyesight.
944 ćoraviti Verb /t͡ɕôraʋiti/ to be losing one's eyesight.
945 ćoravost Noun /t͡ɕôraʋoːst/ the state or property of having bad eyesight.
946 ćorsokak Noun /t͡ɕorsǒkaːk/ blind alley.
947 ćosavost Noun /t͡ɕôsaʋoːst/ the state of not having a beard and a mustache.
948 čovečnost Noun /t͡ʃôʋet͡ʃnoːst/ humaneness.
949 čovečuljak Noun /t͡ʃoʋet͡ʃǔːʎak/ manlet, manling.
950 čovječnost Noun /t͡ʃôʋjet͡ʃnoːst/ humaneness, humanity (quality of being humane).
951 crepulja Noun clay dish.
952 crkavati Verb /t͡sr̩kǎːʋati/ imperfective form of cȑći.
953 crkvenjak Noun /t͡srkʋěɲaːk/ verger, sacristan (person who takes care of the interior of a church).
954 crna maslina Noun black olive.
955 crna ovca Noun /t͡sr̩̂ːnaː ǒːʋt͡sa/ black sheep.
956 crna rupa Noun black hole.
957 crne boginje Noun /t͡sr̩̂ːneː bǒɡiɲe/ smallpox (Variola vera major).
958 crni labud Noun /t͡sr̩̂ːniː lâbuːd/ black swan (Cygnus atratus).
959 crni luk Noun black onion.
960 crnogorica Noun /t͡sr̩noɡǒrit͡sa/ coniferous wood or trees, conifers.
961 crnorizac Noun /t͡srnorǐːzat͡s/ friar, monk.
962 crtićima Noun dative/locative/instrumental plural of crtić.
963 crvendać Noun /t͡srʋěndaːt͡ɕ/ robin, redbreast (bird).
964 crveniti Verb /t͡srʋěniti/ to make red, redden.
965 crvenjeti Verb /t͡srʋěɲeti/ to be red-faced, burn with shame.
966 crvenperka Noun /t͡srʋěnpeːrka/
967 crvojedina Noun /t͡srʋǒjedina/
968 crvotočina Noun /t͡sr̩ʋotǒt͡ʃina/
969 čtovanje Noun obsolete spelling of štovanje.
970 čudakinja Noun /t͡ʃudǎkiɲa/ eccentric, crank (female).
971 čudesnost Noun /t͡ʃûdesnoːst/ wonderfulness, marvellousness.
972 ćudljivac Noun /t͡ɕǔdʎiʋat͡s/ capricious person.
973 ćudljivost Noun /t͡ɕǔdʎiʋoːst/ crankiness, moodishness.
974 čudotvorac Noun /t͡ʃudotʋǒːrat͡s/ thaumaturgist.
975 čudotvorka Noun /t͡ʃûdotʋoːrka/ thaumaturgist (female).
976 čudovište Noun /t͡ʃûdoʋiːʃte/
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 /t͡ɕumǔrd͡ʒija/ coal miner.
984 čupavost Noun /t͡ʃûpaʋoːst/ 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 /t͡ʃuʋǎrkut͡ɕa/ houseleek.
989 cvećarstvo Noun /t͡sʋet͡ɕǎːrstʋo/ floriculture.
990 cvijetak Noun /t͡sʋjěːtak/
991 cvijetje Noun
992 cviljenje Noun squealing, squeaking.
993 cviljeti Verb /t͡sʋǐːʎeti/ alternative form of cvíliti.
994 cvjetača Noun /t͡sʋjětat͡ʃa/ cauliflower.
995 cvjetati Verb /t͡sʋjětati/ to bloom, blossom.
996 cvokotati Verb /t͡sʋokǒtati/ to chatter, shiver.
997 cvrkutati Verb /t͡sʋr̩kǔtati/ to warble (sing like a bird).
998 čvrsnuti Verb /t͡ʃʋr̩̂snuti/ to become harder, stronger or more robust.
999 čvrstina Noun /t͡ʃʋr̩stǐna/ firmness, hardness, toughness.
1000 čvrstoća Noun /t͡ʃʋr̩stǒt͡ɕa/ firmness, hardness, toughness.
1001 dabrovina Noun /dǎbroʋina/ beaver's skin, pelt or fur.
1002 dadaizam Noun /dadaǐzam/
1003 daidžinca Noun aunt (mother's sister-in-law).
1004 daidžinica Noun /dǎid͡ʒinit͡sa/ aunt (mother's sister-in-law).
1005 dalekovod Noun /dalekǒʋod/ power line.
1006 dalekozor Noun /dâlekozoːr/ binoculars.
1007 daljinac Noun remote control.
1008 daljinski upravljač Noun remote control.
1009 dalmatiner Noun Dalmatian (breed of a dog).
1010 dalmatski Noun /dǎlmatskiː/ the Dalmatian language.
1011 daltonist Noun /daltǒnist/ color-blind person, daltonist.
1012 daltonizam Noun /daltonǐzam/ daltonism.
1013 dan rođenja Noun date of birth.
1014 današnjica Noun /dǎnaʃɲit͡sa/ nowadays, entirety of everything existing or occurring now.
1015 dangubiti Verb /dǎnɡubiti/ to loaf, idle, loiter, to slack off.
1016 darivalac Noun /darǐːʋalat͡s/ donor, giver.
1017 darivati Verb /darǐːʋati/ to donate.
1018 darmstadij Noun darmstadtium.
1019 darodavac Noun /darodǎːʋat͡s/ donor, giver.
1020 darovati Verb /darǒʋati/ to donate.
1021 darovitost Noun /darǒʋitoːst/ talent, gift.
1022 darvinist Noun /darʋǐnist/ Darwinist.
1023 darvinizam Noun /darʋinǐzam/ Darwinism.
1024 daščurina Noun /daʃt͡ʃǔrina/ board (long, wide and thin piece of any material, usually wood).
1025 datirati Verb /datǐːrati/ to date [with iz (+ genitive) or od (+ genitive) ‘from/back to’] (to have beginning; to begin; to be dated or reckoned).
1026 datoteka Noun /datotěːka/
1027 datum rođenja Noun date of birth.
1028 daždevnjak Noun /daʒděʋɲaːk/ salamander.
1029 debeljko Noun /deběːʎko/ fatty, fatso.
1030 debitant Noun /debǐtant/
1031 debljati Verb /děbʎati/ to grow fat, gain weight, put on weight.
1032 debljina Noun /debʎǐna/ depth (of snow).
1033 dečaštvo Noun /det͡ʃǎːʃtʋo/
1034 decembar Noun /dět͡seːmbar/
1035 decenija Noun /dět͡seːnija/
1036 decigram Noun /dět͡siɡram/
1037 decimalni broj Noun decimal number.
1038 decimetar Noun /dět͡simetar/ decimetre.
1039 dečje boginje Noun /dět͡ʃjeː bǒɡiɲe/ chickenpox (Varicella).
1040 dedukcija Noun /dedǔkt͡sija/ deduction.
1041 defetist Noun /defětist/ defeatist.
1042 defetizam Noun defeatism.
1043 definicija Noun /definǐːt͡sija/ Equivalent to 'definition': A statement of the meaning of a word, word group, sign, or symbol; especially, a dictionary…
1044 deflacija Noun /deflǎːt͡sija/ deflation.
1045 degenečiti Verb /deɡěnet͡ʃiti/ to bludgeon somebody (beat with a club).
1046 degenerik Noun /deɡeněrik/ a degenerate (person exhibiting psychological or biological degeneration).
1047 dekagram Noun /dêkaɡram/ Equivalent to 'decagram': An SI unit of mass equal to 10¹ grams.
1048 delatnica Noun /dêlaːtnit͡sa/
1049 delatnik Noun /dělaːtniːk/
1050 delatnost Noun /delǎːtnoːst/ services, business.
1051 delegacija Noun /deleɡǎːt͡sija/ Equivalent to 'delegation': A method-dispatching technique describing the lookup and inheritance rules for self-referent…
1052 delikatesa Noun /delikatěsa/ delicacy (pleasing food).
1053 delinkvent Noun /delǐnkʋent/ delinquent, offender.
1054 delokrug Noun /dêlokruːɡ/ area, scope, domain (of influence or operation).
1055 delovanje Noun action, act.
1056 delovati Verb /dêloʋati/ to influence, affect, act on (+ na (“on”)).
1057 demagogija Noun /demaɡǒɡija/ demagoguery.
1058 deminutiv Noun Equivalent to 'diminutive': A word form expressing smallness, youth, unimportance, or endearment.
1059 demižonka Noun /demǐʒoːnka/ demijohn, carboy.
1060 demokrat Noun /demǒkrat/ 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 /demǒkratskiː sot͡sijalǐzam/ 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 /denotǎːt͡sija/ denotation.
1067 deoničar Noun shareholder.
1068 depresija Noun depression.
1069 derivacija Noun derivation.
1070 dernjava Noun blubbering.
1071 dešavanje Noun /deʃǎːʋaːɲe/
1072 dešavati Verb /deʃǎːʋati/ to happen, occur.
1073 desetero Noun /dêsetero/ ten persons of different gender/sex.
1074 desetina Noun /desětina/ 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 /dêsetlet͡ɕe/ decade (time period).
1076 desetljeće Noun /dêsetʎet͡ɕe/ decade (time period).
1077 desetnik Noun /děsetniːk/ petty officer second class.
1078 desetorica Noun /desetǒrit͡sa/
1079 desetoro Noun /dêsetoro/ ten persons of different gender/sex.
1080 desničar Noun /děsnit͡ʃaːr/ rightist, right-winger.
1081 despotizam Noun /despotǐzam/ despotism.
1082 despotizmu Noun dative/locative singular of despotizam.
1083 despotstvo Noun /děspotstʋo/ 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 /dětektor/
1087 detelina Noun /dêtelina/ alfalfa (which is of the same tribe).
1088 detinjstvo Noun childhood.
1089 detonacija Noun /detonǎːt͡sija/ detonation.
1090 deveruša Noun /deʋěruʃa/ bridesmaid.
1091 devetero Noun /dêʋetero/ nine persons of different gender/sex.
1092 devetica Noun /deʋětit͡sa/ anything numbered nine (playing card, tram, bus, player with a jersey number 9 etc.).
1093 devetina Noun /deʋětina/ one ninth.
1094 devetorica Noun /deʋetǒrit͡sa/
1095 devetoro Noun /dêʋetoro/ nine persons of different gender/sex.
1096 devijacija Noun /deʋijǎːt͡sija/ deviation.
1097 devojčica Noun /deʋǒjt͡ʃit͡sa/ girl, lass.
1098 dezerter Noun /dezěrteːr/
1099 dezoksiribonukleinska kiselina Noun deoxyribonucleic acid.
1100 dići gomilu Verb /dît͡ɕi ɡǒmilu/ to cause an uproar, to yell or curse at someone.
1101 didaktika Noun /didǎktika/ 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 /dǐɡitroːn/ calculator.
1109 digresija Noun /diɡrěsija/ digression.
1110 dijabetes Noun
1111 dijafragma Noun /dijafrǎɡma/ diaphragm.
1112 dijageneza Noun diagenesis.
1113 dijagnoza Noun /dijaɡnǒːza/ diagnosis.
1114 dijagnozu Noun accusative singular of dijagnoza.
1115 dijagonala Noun /dijaɡonǎːla/
1116 dijagonalna matrica Noun diagonal matrix.
1117 dijagram Noun
1118 dijalekat Noun
1119 dijalekt Noun /dijǎlekt/
1120 dijamant Noun /dijǎmant/
1121 dijapazon Noun /dijapǎzoːn/ 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 /djěːliti/ to give, distribute, dispense.
1124 dikobraz Noun /dîkobraːz/ Equivalent to 'Porcupine': Any of several rodents of either of the taxonomic families Hystricidae (Old World porcupines)…
1125 diktator Noun /dǐktaːtor/ 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 /diktatǔːra/ Equivalent to 'dictatorship': A type of government where absolute sovereignty is allotted to an individual or a small cl…
1128 diktirati Verb /diktǐːrati/ to dictate.
1129 diletant Noun /dilětant/ Equivalent to 'Dilettante': An amateur, someone who dabbles in a field out of casual interest rather than as a professio…
1130 dilkušica Noun /dǐlkuʃit͡sa/ diminutive of dilkuša.
1131 dimenzija Noun dimension.
1132 dimničar Noun chimney sweep.
1133 dimnjačar Noun /dîmɲat͡ʃaːr/ 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 /dinǎstija/ Equivalent to 'Dynasty': A series of rulers or dynasts from one family.
1137 dinosaurus Noun /dinosǎurus/ Equivalent to 'Dinosaur': Any of the animals belonging to the clade Dinosauria, especially those that existed during the…
1138 dinstati Verb /dîːnstati/
1139 dioničar Noun shareholder.
1140 dioničarsko društvo Noun joint-stock company.
1141 diplomat Noun /diplǒmat/
1142 direktor Noun /dǐrektor/ director (one who directs).
1143 direktorij Noun /dirěktoːrij/ directory.
1144 dirigent Noun /dirǐɡent/ Equivalent to 'leader': A surname originating as an occupation for a person who led a horse and cart.
1145 disciplina Noun /dist͡siplǐːna/ Equivalent to 'subject': The noun, pronoun or noun phrase about whom the statement is made.
1146 disekcija Noun /disěkt͡sija/ dissection.
1147 disforija Noun /disfǒrija/ dysphoria (state of feeling unwell, unhappy, restless or depressed).
1148 disident Noun /disǐdent/ Equivalent to 'Dissident': A person who formally opposes the current political structure, the political group in power…
1149 disipacija Noun /disipǎːt͡sija/ dissipation.
1150 diskretna matematika Noun discrete mathematics.
1151 diskusija Noun /dǐskuːsija/ 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 /diʋǎːniti/ to speak, to narrate, to tell.
1155 divergentan red Noun divergent series.
1156 divertentni niz Noun divergent sequence.
1157 diverzitet Noun /diʋerzǐteːt/ diversity.
1158 divljakuša Noun /diʋʎǎkuʃa/ savage or unsociable woman.
1159 divljaluk Noun /diʋʎǎluk/ verbal noun of divljati.
1160 divljaštvo Noun /diʋʎǎːʃtʋo/
1161 divljati Verb /dǐʋʎati/ to act wildly, savagely.
1162 divljina Noun /diʋʎǐna/ wilderness.
1163 dizajner Noun /dizǎjner/
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 /djet͡ʃǎːʃtʋo/
1168 dječje boginje Noun /djět͡ʃjeː bǒɡiɲe/ chickenpox (Varicella).
1169 djedovina Noun /djědoʋina/ inheritance from one's grandfather.
1170 djelatan Verb /djêlaːtan/ effective.
1171 djelatnica Noun /djêlaːtnit͡sa/
1172 djelatnik Noun /djělaːtniːk/
1173 djelatnost Noun /djelǎːtnoːst/ services, business.
1174 djelokrug Noun /djêlokruːɡ/ area, scope, domain (of influence or operation).
1175 djelovanje Noun action, act.
1176 djelovati Verb /djêloʋati/ to act, react, take action (in response to something).
1177 djetelina Noun /djêtelina/ alfalfa (which is of the same tribe).
1178 djetence Noun /djetěːnt͡se/ small child.
1179 djetešce Noun /djěteʃt͡se/ little child.
1180 djeveruša Noun /djeʋěruʃa/ bridesmaid.
1181 djevojaka Noun genitive plural of djevojka.
1182 djevojče Noun /djěʋoːjt͡ʃe/ maiden, girl.
1183 djevojci Noun dative/locative singular of djevojka.
1184 djevojčica Noun /djeʋǒjt͡ʃit͡sa/ girl, lass.
1185 djevojka Noun /djěʋoːjka/ girl, maiden.
1186 dlakavost Noun /dlâkaʋoːst/ hairiness, shagginess.
1187 dlanovnik Noun /dlǎnoʋniːk/ a hand-held.
1188 dnevnica Noun /dnêːʋnit͡sa/ daily wage.
1189 dnevnici Noun nominative/vocative plural of dnevnik.
1190 dobaciti Verb /dobǎːt͡siti/ to throw as far as, throw toward.
1191 dobacivati Verb /dobat͡sǐːʋati/ to throw as far as, throw toward.
1192 dobar dan Phrase /dôbar dâːn/ good afternoon.
1193 dobavljač Noun /dobǎʋʎaːt͡ʃ/ 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 /dobǐːʋati/ imperfective form of dòbiti.
1199 dobra večer Phrase good evening.
1200 dobro jutro Phrase /dǒbro jûtro/ Equivalent to 'good morning': A greeting consisting of the interjection.
1201 dobro veče Phrase good evening.
1202 dobrobit Noun /dôbrobiːt/ well being, health.
1203 dobročinac Noun /dobrot͡ʃǐːnat͡s/ benefactor.
1204 dobrotvor Noun benefactor, patron.
1205 dočarati Verb /dot͡ʃǎːrati/ to evoke, call forth, conjure up.
1206 dočaravati Verb /dot͡ʃarǎːʋati/ imperfective form of dočárati.
1207 dočasnica Noun /dǒt͡ʃaːsnit͡sa/ female non-commissioned officer (armed forces).
1208 dočasnik Noun /dǒt͡ʃaːsniːk/ non-commissioned officer.
1209 dočekati Verb /dǒt͡ʃekati/ to land, fall safely (on one's feet, of a person or animal).
1210 dočekivati Verb /dot͡ʃekǐːʋati/ to live long enough to see that what one waited for happen or came true.
1211 dočepati Verb /dot͡ʃěpati/ catch, grasp.
1212 dodavanje Noun /dodǎːʋaːɲe/ addition; the act of adding to something.
1213 dodavati Verb /dodǎːʋati/ to pass (ball).
1214 dodeliti Verb /doděːliti/ to allot, award, grant, give, assign (help, award, scholarship, credit etc.).
1215 dodijeliti Verb /dodjěːliti/ to allot, award, grant, give, assign (help, award, scholarship, credit etc.).
1216 dodirivati Verb /dodirǐːʋati/
1217 dodirnuti Verb /dodǐːrnuti/
1218 događanje Noun verbal noun of dogáđati.
1219 događati Verb /doɡǎːd͡ʑati/ to happen.
1220 dogoditi Verb /doɡǒditi/ to happen.
1221 dogovarati Verb /doɡoʋǎːrati/ to agree, come to an agreement.
1222 dogovoriti Verb /doɡoʋǒriti/ to agree, come to an agreement.
1223 dohajati Verb to come, arrive.
1224 dohvaćati Verb /dǒxʋat͡ɕati/ imperfective form of dòhvatiti.
1225 dohvatiti Verb /dǒxʋatiti/ to get hold of, lay one's hands on, manage to reach (somebody).
1226 dojahati Verb /dǒjaxati/ to come on horseback, come riding.
1227 dojaviti Verb /dojǎːʋiti/ to inform somebody (usually in secrecy).
1228 dokazati Verb /dokǎːzati/ to prove oneself, establish oneself.
1229 dokažemo Verb
1230 dokazivati Verb /dokazǐːʋati/ to prove oneself, establish oneself.
1231 dokolica Noun
1232 dokonica Noun /dǒkonit͡sa/
1233 dokrajčiti Verb to finish, to terminate.
1234 doktorand Noun /doktǒrand/ a PhD student, a person studying for a doctorate.
1235 doktorat Noun /doktǒraːt/ dissertation, doctoral thesis.
1236 doktorica Noun /dôktorit͡sa/ doctor (female).
1237 doktrina Noun /doktrǐːna/ Equivalent to 'Dogma': An authoritative principle, belief or statement of opinion, especially one considered to be absol…
1238 dokučiti Verb /dokǔːt͡ʃiti/ to comprehend, understand, figure out.
1239 dokučivati Verb /dokut͡ʃǐːʋati/ imperfective form of dokúčiti.
1240 dokument Noun /dokǔment/ 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 /dǒkuːrt͡ʃiti/ 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 /dǒlaziti/ to arrive, come.
1245 doličiti Verb /dǒlit͡ʃiti/ to behove, to befit, be expected of.
1246 dolikovati Verb /dǒlikoʋati/ 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 /domǎt͡ɕit͡sa/ housewife.
1251 dominacija Noun /dominǎːt͡sija/ domination.
1252 dominirati Verb /dominǐːrati/ to dominate, predominate, prevail.
1253 domisliti Verb /dǒmisliti/ to think of, conceive of something (in thoroughly, in details, in all aspects).
1254 domišljati Verb /domǐːʃʎati/ 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 /domorǒːdat͡s/ aboriginal, native.
1257 domovina Noun /dǒmoʋina/ Equivalent to 'home': A dwelling.
1258 domovine Noun nominative/accusative/vocative plural.
1259 domovnica Noun /domǒːʋnit͡sa/ certificate of Croatian citizenship.
1260 donacija Noun /donǎːt͡sija/
1261 donatizam Noun
1262 donatizmu Noun dative/locative singular of donatizam.
1263 donijeti Verb /dǒnijeːti/ to bring, carry (in, long).
1264 donje rublje Noun underwear.
1265 donositi Verb /donǒsiti/ to bring, carry (in, along).
1266 dopadati Verb /dǒpadati/ to get into, receive, be hit by something malicious (+ genitive).
1267 dopelati Verb to transfer something by driving.
1268 dopirati Verb /dǒpirati/ to reach, penetrate, get through (+ do (“to”)).
1269 dopisati Verb /dopǐːsati/ to add (by writing).
1270 dopisivati Verb /dopisǐːʋati/ to correspond (exchange messages).
1271 dopisnica Noun /dǒpisnit͡sa/ correspondent, reporter (female).
1272 dopisnik Noun /dǒpisniːk/ correspondent, reporter.
1273 dopizditi Verb /dopǐːzditi/ synonym of dokurčiti.
1274 doplatiti Verb to pay in addition.
1275 doplivati Verb /dǒpliʋati/ to reach by swimming, to swim as far as.
1276 doploviti Verb /doplǒʋiti/ to arrive or reach by sailing (of a ship/boat, or of a sailor).
1277 dopremati Verb /doprěːmati/ to deliver, convey.
1278 dopremiti Verb /doprěːmiti/ to deliver, convey.
1279 doprijeti Verb /dǒprijeːti/ to reach, penetrate, get through (+ do (“to”)).
1280 doprineti Verb /doprǐneːti/ to contribute.
1281 doprinos Noun contribution.
1282 dopuniti Verb /dǒpuniti/ to supplement, complete, fill up a gap.
1283 dopuštali Verb masculine plural active past participle of dopuštati.
1284 dopuštati Verb /dopǔːʃtati/ to allow, permit.
1285 dopuštenje Noun /dopuʃtěːɲe/ permission, permit, licence, consent.
1286 dopustiti Verb /dopǔstiti/ to allow, permit, let.
1287 doraditi Verb /dorǎːditi/ to finish off, put the finishing touches on sth.
1288 dorađivati Verb /dorad͡ʑǐːʋati/ 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 /dosǎːditi/ to bore (inspire boredom).
1292 dosađivati Verb /dosad͡ʑǐːʋati/ to bore (inspire boredom).
1293 dosegnuti Verb /dosěːɡnuti/ to attain.
1294 doseliti Verb /dosěliti/ to settle, move, migrate (to arrive from another location and settle).
1295 doseljenik Noun immigrant.
1296 dosezati Verb /dosěːzati/ to attain.
1297 dosjetka Noun drollery, joke.
1298 doslednost Noun /dǒslednoːst/ consistency.
1299 dospevati Verb /dospěːʋati/ to arrive, reach, get to (+ preposition + locative).
1300 dospjeti Verb /dǒspjeti/ to arrive, reach, wind up, end up (a different place).
1301 dostajati Verb /dǒstajati/ to suffice, to be enough.
1302 doštampati Verb to finish printing.
1303 dostaviti Verb /dǒstaʋiti/ to deliver.
1304 dostignuti Verb /dǒstiɡnuti/ alternative form of stignuti.
1305 dostizati Verb /dǒstizati/ imperfective form of dòstignuti.
1306 dostupnost Noun /dǒstupnoːst/ Equivalent to 'accessibility': The quality of being accessible, or of admitting approach; receptiveness.
1307 dotepenac Noun /dotepěːnats/
1308 dotepenec Noun
1309 dotiskati Verb /dǒtiskati/ to finish printing.
1310 dotrčati Verb /dotř̩t͡ʃati/ to run as far as.
1311 dotrčavati Verb /dotr̩t͡ʃǎːʋati/ to run as far as.
1312 dovikivati Verb /doʋikǐːʋati/ imperfective form of dovíknuti.
1313 doviknuti Verb /doʋǐːknuti/ to hail, call.
1314 dovoditi Verb /doʋǒditi/ to bring, lead, take someone somewhere.
1315 dovoziti Verb /doʋǒziti/ to transfer something by driving.
1316 dovršetak Noun /doʋrʃěːtak/ completion, finish, end.
1317 dovršiti Verb /doʋřːʃiti/ to complete, finish.
1318 dozivati Verb /dozǐːʋati/ to call (back or for help).
1319 doživeti Verb /doʒǐːʋeti/ to experience, undergo, endure.
1320 doživjeti Verb /doʒǐːʋjeti/ to experience, live through.
1321 doživljaj Noun /dôʒiʋʎaːj/ experience, adventure.
1322 doznavati Verb /doznǎːʋati/ to find out.
1323 dozvoliti Verb /dozʋǒliti/ to allow, permit, let.
1324 dragstor Noun convenience store (not an actual pharmacy/drugstore).
1325 dremašina Noun /drêːmaʃiːna/
1326 dremnuti Verb /drêmnuti/ to doze, slumber, take a nap.
1327 dresirati Verb /dresǐːrati/ to train (an animal).
1328 drevnost Noun /drěːʋnoːst/ antiquity, ancientness.
1329 drhtavac Noun /dr̩̂xtaʋat͡s/ believer of the Quaker faith and a member of the Society of Friends, known for their pacifist views.
1330 drhtjeti Verb /dř̩xtjeti/ alternative form of dr̀htati.
1331 driblati Verb /drîblati/ to dribble.
1332 dribling Noun Equivalent to 'Dribble': A weak, unsteady stream; a trickle.
1333 drijemati Verb /drjěːmati/ to doze, slumber, take a nap.
1334 drijemež Noun /drijěːmeʒ/ doze, slumber.
1335 drkadžija Noun /dr̂kad͡ʒija/ wanker, jerkoff, masturbator.
1336 drobilica Noun cement mill.
1337 drobnjak Noun /drǒbɲaːk/ Equivalent to 'Chive': A perennial plant, Allium schoenoprasum, related to the onion.
1338 drogirati Verb /droɡǐːrati/
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 /drʋǒdeʎa/ woodworker.
1345 drvodjelja Noun /drʋǒdjeʎa/ woodworker.
1346 drvorezac Noun /dr̩ʋorěːzat͡s/ woodcutter, woodcarver, xylographer.
1347 drvoseča Noun /dr̩ʋǒset͡ʃa/ woodcutter.
1348 drvosječa Noun /dr̩ʋǒsjet͡ʃa/ woodcutter.
1349 držati vodu Verb to hold water (withstand scrutiny).
1350 državica Noun /dř̩ʒaʋit͡sa/
1351 državni aparat Noun government apparatus.
1352 dualizam Noun /dualǐzam/
1353 dubljina Noun
1354 dudov svilac Noun
1355 dugajlija Noun /duɡǎjlija/ tall, thin man.
1356 dugovati Verb /duɡǒʋati/
1357 duhovnik Noun /duxǒʋniːk/ cleric, priest, monk.
1358 dunjaluk Noun /duɲǎːluk/ world, mankind.
1359 dunjarica Noun /duɲǎrit͡sa/ cotoneaster.
1360 dunstati Verb /dûnstati/ alternative form of dȋnstati.
1361 dupeglavac Noun /dupěɡlaʋat͡s/ a dumbass, an obtuse, stupid (or) foolish person.
1362 dupelizac Noun /dupelǐːzat͡s/ brownnose, dickrider, ass-licker.
1363 duplikat Noun /duplǐkaːt/ Equivalent to 'Counterpart': Either of two parts that fit together, or complement one another.
1364 dušmanin Noun /dûʃmanin/ alternative form of dȕšman.
1365 dušmanluk Noun
1366 dušoslovje Noun /duʃoslovje/ psychology.
1367 dužnosnica Noun /dǔːʒnosnit͡sa/ female official, functionary.
1368 dužnosnik Noun /dǔːʒnosniːk/ official, functionary.
1369 dvanaesnik Noun /dʋǎːnaesniːk/
1370 dvobojka Noun /dʋǒboːjka/ bicolour (flag).
1371 dvoglasnik Noun /dʋǒɡlasniːk/ diphthong.
1372 dvojnica Noun look-alike.
1373 dvokrilac Noun
1374 dvoličnica Noun /dʋǒlit͡ʃnit͡sa/ two-faced woman, double-faced woman, hypocrite.
1375 dvoličnik Noun /dʋǒlit͡ʃniːk/ hypocrite.
1376 dvoličnjak Noun /dʋǒlit͡ʃɲaːk/ two-faced person, double-faced person, hypocrite.
1377 dvoličnost Noun /dʋǒlit͡ʃnoːst/ duplicity, hypocrisy.
1378 dvoranin Noun /dʋǒranin/
1379 dvorišče Noun courtyard, yard.
1380 dvorište Noun /dʋǒriːʃte/ courtyard, yard.
1381 dvostruki agent Noun double agent.
1382 dvotočje Noun colon (punctuation mark).
1383 dvotočka Noun colon (punctuation mark).
1384 dvoumica Noun /dʋǒumit͡sa/ doubt, hesitation.
1385 dvousnenik Noun
1386 dvoženstvo Noun /dʋǒʒeːnstʋo/
1387 džainizam Noun
1388 džanarika Noun /d͡ʒânarika/ 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 /d͡ʒěntl̩men/ gentleman.
1393 džepariti Verb /d͡ʒepǎːriti/ to pickpocket.
1394 džet set Noun
1395 dževahir Noun /d͡ʒeʋǎːxir/ expensive jewelry.
1396 dževajir Noun /d͡ʒeʋǎːjir/ alternative form of dževáhir.
1397 džigerica Noun /d͡ʒǐɡerit͡sa/ (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 /d͡ʑenǒʋeːʃkiː/ the Genoese language.
1403 đetinjstvo Noun childhood.
1404 đevojčica Noun /d͡ʑeʋǒjt͡ʃit͡sa/ girl, lass.
1405 đumrukana Noun /d͡ʑumrukǎna/ custom house.
1406 đumrukhana Noun /d͡ʑumrukxǎna/ custom house.
1407 đurđevak Noun lily of the valley.
1408 đuvegija Noun bridegroom.
1409 ebanovina Noun
1410 edukacija Noun education.
1411 efektnost Noun /ěfektnoːst/ effectiveness.
1412 efektnosti Noun genitive/dative/vocative/locative/instrumental singular of efektnost.
1413 efemernost Noun /efeměːrnoːst/ ephemerality.
1414 efendija Noun /efěndija/
1415 efikasnost Noun effectiveness.
1416 egipatski Noun /ěɡipatskiː/ the Egyptian language.
1417 egiptolog Noun /eɡiptǒloɡ/ Equivalent to 'Egyptologist': A person; one who is skilled in or professes or practices Egyptology.
1418 egotropija Noun egocentrism.
1419 egzekucija Noun /eɡzekǔːt͡sija/ execution.
1420 egzekutor Noun /eɡzěkuːtor/
1421 egzogamija Noun /eɡzoɡǎmija/
1422 egzorcist Noun /eɡzǒrt͡sist/
1423 egzorcizam Noun /eɡzort͡sǐzam/
1424 egzosfera Noun /eɡzosfěːra/ Equivalent to 'exosphere': the uppermost layer of a planet's atmosphere.
1425 egzotika Noun /eɡzǒtika/
1426 eholalija Noun /exolǎlija/ echolalia.
1427 einsteinij Noun einsteinium.
1428 ejakulat Noun /ejakǔlaːt/ 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 /ekosǐsteːm/ Equivalent to 'ecosystem': A system formed by an ecological community and its environment that functions as a unit.
1434 ekosustav Noun /ekosǔːstaʋ/ ecosystem.
1435 ekscentrik Noun /ekst͡sěntrik/ eccentric.
1436 ekscerpt Noun /ěkst͡serpt/
1437 ekskluzivna disjunkcija Noun /êkskluziːʋna disjǔnkt͡sija/ exclusive disjunction.
1438 ekskrement Noun /ekskrěment/ excrement.
1439 ekspanzija Noun /ekspǎnzija/ 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 /ěkstrakt/ Equivalent to 'extract': Something that is extracted or drawn out.
1445 ekumenizam Noun /ekumenǐzam/ ecumenism.
1446 ekvinocij Noun /ekʋǐnoːt͡sij/
1447 ekvivalent Noun /ekʋiʋǎlent/ Equivalent to 'equivalent': Anything that is virtually equal to something else, or has the same value, force, etc.
1448 elaborat Noun /elabǒraːt/ study, report, survey.
1449 elektrana Noun /elektrǎna/ power station.
1450 električar Noun /elěktrit͡ʃaːr/ electrician.
1451 elektroda Noun /elektrǒːda/ Equivalent to 'Electrode': The terminal through which electric current passes between metallic and nonmetallic parts of…
1452 elektrolit Noun /elektrǒliːt/ Equivalent to 'Electrolyte': A substance that, in solution or when molten, ionizes and conducts electricity.
1453 elektromagnetska interakcija Noun electromagnetic interaction.
1454 elektron Noun /elěktroːn/ 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 /elidǐːrati/ to elide (especially in a linguistic sense).
1461 emigracija Noun /emiɡrǎːt͡sija/ Equivalent to 'Emigration': The act of emigrating; movement of a person or persons out of a country or national region…
1462 emigrant Noun /emǐɡrant/
1463 emitirati Verb to broadcast, to air.
1464 endivija Noun
1465 endogamija Noun /endoɡǎmija/
1466 energetika Noun /enerɡětika/ energetics.
1467 energija Noun /eněrɡija/ Equivalent to 'punch': A device, generally slender and round, used for creating holes in thin material, for driving an o…
1468 engleski Noun /ěnɡleːskiː/ the English language.
1469 engleski rog Noun English horn.
1470 engleština Noun English language.
1471 enklitika Noun /enklǐtika/
1472 entuzijast Noun /entuzǐjast/ enthusiast.
1473 eparhija Noun /epǎrxija/
1474 epenteza Noun /epentěːza/ Equivalent to 'epenthesis': The insertion of a phoneme, letter, or syllable into a word, usually to satisfy the phonolog…
1475 epidemija Noun /epiděmija/ Equivalent to 'epidemic': A widespread disease that affects many humans in a population.
1476 epifanija Noun /epifǎnija/
1477 epikurejac Noun /epikurěːjat͡s/ epicurean.
1478 epilepsija Noun /epilěpsija/
1479 epistola Noun /epǐstola/ epistle (literary form).
1480 epruveta Noun /epruʋěta/ test tube.
1481 erekcija Noun /erěkt͡sija/ erection (stiffening of the penis).
1482 erudicija Noun /erudǐːt͡sija/ erudition.
1483 erupcija Noun /erǔpt͡sija/
1484 esencija Noun /esěnt͡sija/
1485 eshatolog Noun /esxatǒloɡ/ eschatologist.
1486 eskalator Noun /eskǎlaːtor/ Equivalent to 'Escalator': A motor-driven mechanical device consisting of a continuous loop of steps that automatically…
1487 eskapizam Noun /eskapǐzam/
1488 eskimski Noun /ěskiːmskiː/ the Eskimo language.
1489 esperanto Noun /esperǎnto/ Esperanto.
1490 estetika Noun /estětika/ Equivalent to 'aesthetics': The study or philosophy of beauty.
1491 estetizam Noun /estetǐzam/ aestheticism.
1492 estonski Noun /ěstoːnskiː/ 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 /estǔaːrij/ Equivalent to 'estuary': A coastal water body where ocean tides and river water merge, resulting in a brackish water zon…
1495 etimolog Noun /etimǒloɡ/ Equivalent to 'etymologist': A lexicographer or linguist who specializes in etymology (the origins of words).
1496 etiologija Noun /etiolǒɡija/ aetiology.
1497 etnologija Noun /etnolǒɡija/ Equivalent to 'Ethnology': The branch of anthropology that compares and analyzes different human cultures and the relati…
1498 etologija Noun /etolǒɡija/
1499 eufemizam Noun /eufemǐzam/ euphemism.
1500 euforija Noun /eufǒrija/
1501 euforiju Noun accusative singular of euforija.
1502 euklidska geometrija Noun Euclidean geometry.
1503 euklidski prostor Noun Euclidean space.
1504 eulogija Noun /eulǒɡija/ eulogy (oration to honor a deceased person, usually at a funeral).
1505 eutanazija Noun /eutanǎːzija/ euthanasia.
1506 evakuacija Noun /eʋakuǎːt͡sija/ 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 /eʋǎnd͡ʑeːʎe/
1509 evolucija Noun /eʋolǔːt͡sija/ 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 /fǎjerunt/ alternative form of fàjrunt.
1514 fajnšmeker Noun connoisseur.
1515 fakinarija Noun /fakinǎrija/ monkeyshines, mischief, shenanigans.
1516 fakinariti Verb /fakinǎːriti/ to live like a rascal, rogue, urchin.
1517 fakinaža Noun /fakinǎːʒa/ monkeyshines, mischief, shenanigans.
1518 fakinčić Noun /fakǐnt͡ʃit͡ɕ/ a little rascal, urchin, rogue.
1519 fakinčina Noun /fakǐnt͡ʃina/ a big rascal, urchin, rogue.
1520 faksirati Verb /faksǐːrati/
1521 fakultet Noun /fakǔlteːt/ faculty (at a university).
1522 falsifikat Noun /falsifǐkaːt/ forgery, counterfeit (object).
1523 familija Noun /fǎmiːlija/
1524 fanatizam Noun /fanatǐzam/
1525 fanerozoik Noun Equivalent to 'Phanerozoic': A geologic eon from about 538.8 million years ago to the present.
1526 fantazija Noun /fǎntaːzija/
1527 fantazma Noun /fantǎzma/
1528 fantitelj Noun /fǎntiteʎ/
1529 fantomka Noun (somewhat dated) ski mask, balaclava.
1530 farmakolog Noun /farmakǒloɡ/ Equivalent to 'Pharmacologist': A student of pharmacology; one versed in the science of pharmacology.
1531 faširanac Noun /faʃirǎːnat͡s/
1532 fašistica Noun /fǎʃistit͡sa/
1533 fatalist Noun /fatǎlist/
1534 fatalizam Noun /fatalǐzam/
1535 fazanerija Noun /fazaněrija/ Equivalent to 'pheasantry': A place for keeping and rearing pheasants.
1536 februaru Noun dative/locative singular of februar.
1537 federacija Noun /federǎːt͡sija/ Equivalent to 'federation': A local government area (Federation Council (New South Wales)) in the Murray region of New S…
1538 federalist Noun /federǎlist/ federalist.
1539 fekalije Noun /fěkaːlije/
1540 felacija Noun /felǎːt͡sija/ Equivalent to 'Fellatio': Performance of oral sex upon the penis.
1541 feminist Noun
1542 feminizam Noun /feminǐzam/
1543 fenologija Noun /fenolǒɡija/ phenology.
1544 fercerati Verb to work, to function.
1545 fercihtati Verb /fert͡sǐxtati/ to do without, to renounce.
1546 fergazer Noun carburetor.
1547 festival Noun
1548 fetišizam Noun /fetiʃǐzam/ fetishism.
1549 feudalac Noun /feudǎːlat͡s/ feudal lord.
1550 feudalizam Noun /feudalǐzam/ feudalism.
1551 feudalizmu Noun dative/locative singular of feudalizam.
1552 figurica Noun /fiɡǔːrit͡sa/
1553 fiksna točka Noun fixed point.
1554 filantrop Noun /filǎntrop/ Equivalent to 'Philanthropist': A person who loves humankind in general.
1555 filogeneza Noun /filoɡěneza/ phylogeny, phylogenesis (evolutionary development of species).
1556 filogenezi Noun /filoɡěnezi/ dative/locative singular of filogèneza.
1557 filogenezo Noun /filoɡěnezo/ vocative singular of filogèneza.
1558 filogenija Noun /filoɡěːnija/ phylogeny.
1559 filologija Noun /filolǒɡija/ philology.
1560 filozofija Noun Equivalent to 'philosophy': An academic discipline that seeks truth through reasoning rather than empiricism, often atte…
1561 filtrirati Verb /filtrǐːrati/ to filter.
1562 finalima Noun dative/locative/instrumental plural of final.
1563 finalist Noun /finǎlist/
1564 financije Noun /finǎnt͡sije/
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 /fiʃěkluk/ archaic form of fišèklija.
1569 fizičarka Noun physicist (female).
1570 fizikalna kemija Noun physical chemistry.
1571 fiziolog Noun /fiziǒloɡ/ Equivalent to 'Physiologist': A person who studies or specializes in physiology.
1572 flajšman Noun
1573 flamanski Noun /flǎmaːnskiː/ the Flemish language.
1574 flaširati Verb /flaʃǐːrati/ to bottle.
1575 flautist Noun /flaǔtist/ flautist, flutist.
1576 flebitis Noun /flebǐtis/ Equivalent to 'Phlebitis': Inflammation of a vein, usually in the legs.
1577 fleksija Noun /flěksija/ inflection.
1578 flertovati Verb /flêrtoʋati/
1579 flisnuti Verb
1580 flomaster Noun /flǒmaster/ felt-tip pen, marker pen.
1581 florilegij Noun anthology.
1582 floskula Noun /flôskula/ platitude, empty phrase.
1583 fokusirati Verb /fokusǐːrati/
1584 folklorist Noun /folklǒrist/ folklorist.
1585 fondacija Noun /fondǎːt͡sija/ 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 /fonǒɡraf/ Equivalent to 'Phonograph': A device that captures sound waves onto an engraved archive; a lathe.
1589 fonologija Noun /fonolǒɡija/ Equivalent to 'phonology': The study of the way sounds function in languages, including accent, intonation, phonemes, st…
1590 formacija Noun /formǎːt͡sija/ formation.
1591 formalist Noun /formǎlist/ formalist.
1592 formalizam Noun /formalǐzam/ formalism.
1593 formalna gramatika Noun formal grammar (description of a formal language).
1594 formalni jezik Noun formal language.
1595 formalnost Noun /formǎːlnoːst/ Equivalent to 'formality': Spend of a thing to another, or of a part or stage to another.
1596 formirati Verb /formǐːrati/
1597 forsirati Verb /forsírati/ 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 /fotoapǎraːt/ camera (for taking pictures).
1601 fotoćelija Noun /fotot͡ɕělija/ photocell.
1602 fotograf Noun /fotǒɡraf/ Equivalent to 'Picture': A representation of anything (as a person, a landscape, a building) upon canvas, paper, or othe…
1603 fotorobot Noun /fotorǒbot/ identikit (facial composite).
1604 fragment Noun /frǎɡment/
1605 frakcija Noun /frǎkt͡sija/ Equivalent to 'Faction': A group of people, especially within a political organization, which expresses a shared belief…
1606 framason Noun /framǎsoːn/ Freemason.
1607 franački Noun /frânat͡ʃkiː/ the Frankish language.
1608 francuski Noun /frǎnt͡suːskiː/ Equivalent to 'French': The language of France, shared by the neighboring countries Belgium, Monaco, and Switzerland and…
1609 frapirati Verb
1610 fratricid Noun /fratrǐt͡siːd/ fratricide (the event).
1611 frendica Noun /frêndit͡sa/ a female friend.
1612 frenđija Noun /frěnd͡ʑija/ tower built in a ‘Frankish’ or Western European style.
1613 frikativ Noun /frîkatiːʋ/ Equivalent to 'Fricative': Any of several speech sounds produced by air flowing through a constriction in the oral cavit…
1614 frikcija Noun /frǐkt͡sija/
1615 frižider Noun /friʒǐdeːr/ refrigerator.
1616 frontmen Noun
1617 fruktoza Noun /fruktǒːza/ Equivalent to 'Fructose': A monosaccharide ketose sugar, formula C₆H₁₂O₆.
1618 frumantin Noun /frumǎntiːn/ 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 /furǔnd͡ʒija/
1625 futurist Noun /futǔrist/
1626 futurizam Noun /futurǐzam/
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 /ɡalǎktika/ Equivalent to 'galaxy': The Milky Way; the apparent band of concentrated stars which appears in the night sky over earth…
1630 galamiti Verb /ɡalǎːmiti/ to clamour, yell, shriek.
1631 galantnost Noun /ɡalǎntnoːst/ Equivalent to 'Chivalry': Cavalry; horsemen armed for battle.
1632 galebica Noun /ɡâlebit͡sa/ seagull (female).
1633 galerija Noun
1634 galženjak Noun /ɡalʒěɲaːk/ a hanged man.
1635 gandijevac Noun follower of Gandhi.
1636 gangster Noun /ɡǎnɡster/
1637 garancija Noun /ɡarǎnt͡sija/ guarantee, assurance.
1638 garderoba Noun /ɡarderǒːba/ wardrobe (department in theater; collection of clothing).
1639 garnitura Noun /ɡarnitǔːra/ garniture.
1640 gartroža Noun
1641 gasovodima Noun dative/instrumental/locative plural of gasovod.
1642 gazdarica Noun /ɡâzdarit͡sa/ housewife.
1643 gejevima Noun dative/locative/instrumental plural of gej.
1644 gelender Noun
1645 generacija Noun /ɡenerǎːt͡sija/ Equivalent to 'generation': The act of creating something or bringing something into being; production, creation.
1646 generalica Noun /ɡenerǎlit͡sa/ a female general.
1647 generirati Verb to generate.
1648 genetičar Noun /ɡenětit͡ʃaːr/ geneticist.
1649 genetika Noun /ɡenětika/ Equivalent to 'genetics': The branch of biology that deals with the transmission and variation of inherited characterist…
1650 geografija Noun /ɡeoɡrǎfija/ 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 /ɡǐbanit͡sa/
1660 gigabajt Noun /ɡîɡabaːjt/ Equivalent to 'Gigabyte': One billion (10⁹, or 1,000,000,000) bytes or 1,000 megabytes.
1661 gigametar Noun /ɡîɡametar/ gigametre.
1662 giljotina Noun /ɡǐʎotina/ guillotine.
1663 gimnastika Noun /ɡimnǎstika/ Equivalent to 'gymnastics': A sport involving the performance of sequences of movements requiring physical strength, fle…
1664 gimnazija Noun /ɡǐmnaːzija/ gymnasium (type of school).
1665 ginekolog Noun /ɡinekǒloɡ/ Equivalent to 'Gynaecologist': Alternative spelling of gynecologist.
1666 gingivitis Noun /ɡinɡiʋǐtis/ gingivitis.
1667 gladijator Noun /ɡladǐjaːtor/ 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 /ɡlaɡǒʎati/ to serve a mass in Old Church Slavonic language.
1671 glagoljica Noun /ɡlaɡǒʎit͡sa/ Glagolitic script.
1672 glancati Verb /ɡlâːnt͡sati/ to polish, glance.
1673 glasačica Noun /ɡlasǎt͡ʃit͡sa/ voter (female).
1674 glasanje Noun vote (formalized choice on matters of administration).
1675 glasnoća Noun /ɡlasnǒt͡ɕa/
1676 glasnost Noun /ɡlâsnoːst/ Equivalent to 'glasnost': 1980s and early 1990s policy of the Soviet Union under Gorbachev to allow more government tran…
1677 glasonoša Noun /ɡlasǒnoʃa/ messenger, herald.
1678 glasovati Verb /ɡlâsoʋati/
1679 glasovir Noun /ɡlâsoʋiːr/
1680 glavešina Noun /ɡlaʋěʃina/ bigwig, kingpin, figurehead.
1681 glavetina Noun /ɡlaʋětina/ big, ugly head.
1682 glavni broj Noun cardinal number.
1683 glavnica Noun /ɡlǎʋnit͡sa/ tax paid by unmarried men in Ottoman Empire.
1684 glavnina Noun /ɡlaʋnǐna/ bulk, main part (+ genitive).
1685 glavobolja Noun /ɡlaʋǒboʎa/
1686 glavolomka Noun /ɡlaʋǒlomka/ a tough nut to crack, a stumper (a difficult puzzle or problem).
1687 glavonja Noun /ɡlǎːʋoɲa/ a man with a big head.
1688 glavonožac Noun /ɡlaʋǒnoʒat͡s/ cephalopod.
1689 glavurda Noun /ɡlǎʋuːrda/ big, ugly head.
1690 glazbenica Noun /ɡlǎzbenit͡sa/ musician (female).
1691 glazbenik Noun /ɡlǎzbeniːk/
1692 gledalac Noun /ɡlědalat͡s/ spectator, viewer.
1693 gledanje Noun verbal noun of glȅdati.
1694 gledatelj Noun /ɡlědateʎ/ onlooker, spectator.
1695 gledište Noun /ɡlêdiːʃte/ viewpoint, aspect.
1696 glicerin Noun /ɡlit͡sěriːn/ glycerine.
1697 glimerica Noun test light.
1698 globalnost Noun /ɡlobǎːlnoːst/ globality.
1699 glodavac Noun /ɡlôdaʋat͡s/
1700 glogovik Noun /ɡloɡǒʋiːk/ hawthorn grove.
1701 glogovina Noun /ɡlǒɡoʋina/ hawthorn wood.
1702 glomaznost Noun /ɡlômaːznoːst/ 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 /ɡnjěːzdo/
1707 gnjavator Noun /ɡɲǎʋaːtor/ bore, pest (one who bores or bugs), pain in the ass.
1708 gnjaviti Verb /ɡɲǎːʋiti/ to pester, annoy, bother, nag.
1709 gnječiti Verb /ɡɲěːt͡ʃiti/ to squeeze, mash, press, squash.
1710 gnjileti Verb /ɡɲǐːleti/ to rot, decay.
1711 gnjiljeti Verb /ɡɲǐːʎeti/ 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 /ɡôjaːznoːst/
1716 golenjača Noun /ɡolěɲat͡ʃa/
1717 golferica Noun /ɡǒlferit͡sa/ a female golfer.
1718 golicati Verb /ɡolǐt͡sati/ to tickle.
1719 golišavac Noun /ɡolǐʃaʋat͡s/ scantily dressed person.
1720 golišavost Noun /ɡolǐʃaʋoːst/ the state of being scantily dressed.
1721 goljenjača Noun /ɡoʎěɲat͡ʃa/
1722 golotinja Noun /ɡolǒtiɲa/ nakedness, nudity.
1723 golubarnik Noun /ɡolǔbaːrniːk/
1724 golubica Noun pigeon (female).
1725 golubinjak Noun /ɡolubǐɲaːk/
1726 gomilati Verb /ɡomǐlati/ to amass, accumulate, hoard.
1727 gondolijer Noun /ɡondolǐjeːr/ gondolier.
1728 gonetati Verb /ɡoněːtati/ to solve (puzzle, problem), seek an answer.
1729 gonoreja Noun /ɡonorěːja/ 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 /ɡôrostaːs/
1732 gorušica Noun /ɡorǔʃit͡sa/ heartburn.
1733 gospodar Noun /ɡospǒdaːr/ 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 /ɡospodǐt͡ʃna/ unmarried woman, Miss.
1737 gospodin Noun /ɡospǒdin/ gentleman.
1738 gospodstvo Noun /ɡospǒdstʋo/ gentlemanhood, lordship.
1739 gospođica Noun /ɡôspod͡ʑit͡sa/ spinster, bachelorette (unmarried woman).
1740 gospoština Noun /ɡospǒʃtina/ high society, gentlemen (rank/style of, totality of).
1741 gostiona Noun /ɡostiôːna/
1742 gostionica Noun public house.
1743 gotovina Noun /ɡotoʋǐna/ cash (money in the form of notes/bills and coins).
1744 govedina Noun /ɡǒʋedina/ 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 /ɡoʋǒriti/ to speak, talk, converse.
1748 govornik Noun /ɡǒʋoːrniːk/ speaker, talker.
1749 grabulje Noun /ɡrǎbuʎe/
1750 gradijent Noun
1751 gradinar Noun /ɡrǎdinaːr/ Equivalent to 'Gardener': One who gardens; one who grows plants or cultivates a garden.
1752 graditelj Noun /ɡrǎditeʎ/ builder, constructor.
1753 građanima Noun dative/locative/instrumental plural of građanin.
1754 građanin Noun /ɡrâd͡ʑanin/ 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 /ɡrâd͡ʑaːnka/ citizen (of a city, female).
1760 građanstvo Noun /ɡrâd͡ʑaːnstʋo/ citizenry, the civic community.
1761 građenje Noun /ɡrǎːd͡ʑeːɲe/ verbal noun of graditi impf: building (the act or process by which something is built; construction).
1762 građevina Noun /ɡrǎd͡ʑeʋina/ edifice, building.
1763 građevinac Noun /ɡrad͡ʑeʋǐːnat͡s/ civil engineer.
1764 građevinar Noun /ɡrad͡ʑeʋǐnaːr/ builder, constructor (of a building).
1765 gramatičar Noun /ɡramǎtit͡ʃaːr/ grammarian.
1766 gramatici Noun dative/locative singular of gramatika.
1767 gramatika Noun /ɡramǎtika/ Equivalent to 'Grammatical': Qui respecte les règles de production d’un énoncé propres à une langue donnée.
1768 gramofon Noun /ɡramǒfoːn/ gramophone, phonograph.
1769 gramofonska ploča Noun vinyl record.
1770 gramzivac Noun /ɡrǎmziʋat͡s/ greedy person.
1771 gramzivost Noun /ɡrǎmziʋoːst/ greediness.
1772 grančica Noun /ɡrǎnt͡ʃit͡sa/ a small branch; twig.
1773 graničar Noun /ɡrǎnit͡ʃaːr/ border guard (soldier or policeman).
1774 graničiti Verb /ɡrǎnit͡ʃiti/ to verge on.
1775 granjavati Verb /ɡraɲǎːʋati/ 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 /ɡrdǒsija/ giant, colossus (person or thing).
1780 grebenima Noun dative/locative/instrumental plural of greben.
1781 grebenom Noun instrumental singular of greben.
1782 grecizam Noun /ɡret͡sǐzam/
1783 gregorijanski kalendar Noun Gregorian calendar.
1784 grejpfrut Noun /ɡrějpfrut/ 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 /ɡrît͡snuti/ to nibble once, take a nibble at.
1787 griješiti Verb /ɡrjěːʃiti/ to err, to be wrong, make a mistake.
1788 griznuti Verb /ɡrîznuti/ to have/take a (quick) bite.
1789 grješnik Noun
1790 grmeljak Noun /ɡrměːʎak/ a little bush.
1791 grmljavina Noun /ɡřmʎaʋina/
1792 grobnica Noun /ɡrôbnit͡sa/ tomb, sepulchre.
1793 gromobran Noun /ɡrômobraːn/ lightning rod.
1794 groznica Noun /ɡrǒznit͡sa/ Anything resembling the state of fever; an enthusiasm for something; a bug.
1795 grubijan Noun /ɡrubǐjaːn/ boor, ruffian.
1796 grudnjak Noun /ɡrûːdɲaːk/ bra, brassiere.
1797 gruntati Verb to think over, to ponder.
1798 grupnjak Noun /ɡrǔpɲaːk/ group sex.
1799 gruzijski Noun /ɡrûːziːjskiː/ the Georgian language.
1800 gubitaka Noun genitive plural of gubitak.
1801 gubitnica Noun /ɡǔbitnit͡sa/
1802 gubitnik Noun /ɡǔbitniːk/
1803 gulikoža Noun /ɡǔlikoʒa/ usurer, bloodsucker.
1804 gusariti Verb /ɡusǎːriti/ to pirate (engage in piracy).
1805 gusenica Noun /ɡûsenit͡sa/ caterpillar tread (of a tractor or tank).
1806 gusjenica Noun /ɡûsjenit͡sa/ caterpillar tread (of a tractor or tank).
1807 gušterača Noun /ɡuʃtěrat͡ʃa/
1808 guverner Noun /ɡuʋěrneːr/ Equivalent to 'Governor': The chief executive officer of a first-level administrative division of a country.
1809 hadžiluk Noun pilgrimage.
1810 haićanski Noun /xaǐːt͡ɕanskiː/ the Haitian language; Haitian Creole.
1811 halabuka Noun /xalǎbuka/ 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 /xamǎjlija/
1816 haramija Noun /xarǎmija/ highwayman.
1817 haramije Noun /xarǎmijɛ/ genitive singular of haramija.
1818 harlekin Noun /xarlěkiːn/ Equivalent to 'Harlequin': A pantomime fool, typically dressed in colorful checkered clothes, used as a stock character…
1819 harmonija Noun /xǎrmoːnija/ harmony (two or more notes played simultaneously to produce a chord).
1820 harmonijska sredina Noun harmonic mean.
1821 harmonika Noun /xarmǒnika/ Equivalent to 'Harmonica': A musical wind instrument with a series of holes for the player to blow into, each hole produ…
1822 harmonikaš Noun /xarmonǐkaːʃ/ accordionist.
1823 harpunar Noun /xarpǔnaːr/ Equivalent to 'Harpooner': A person who uses a harpoon, especially to hunt whales.
1824 havajski Noun /xǎʋaːjskiː/ the Hawaiian language.
1825 havarija Noun /xǎʋaːrija/ accident, crash, wreck (especially shipwreck), emergency, average (i.e. situation caused by damage, breakdown or failure…
1826 hazarder Noun /xazǎrdeːr/ hazarder, daredevil.
1827 hazarderka Noun /xazǎrdeːrka/ hazarder, daredevil (female).
1828 haznadar Noun /xaznǎdaːr/ treasurer.
1829 hebrejski Noun /xěbreːjskiː/ the Hebrew language.
1830 hedonist Noun /xedǒnist/
1831 hedonizam Noun /xedonǐzam/
1832 hegemonija Noun /xeɡemǒnija/
1833 heksadecimalni sistem Noun hexadecimal system.
1834 heksametar Noun /xêksametar/ hexameter.
1835 hektogram Noun /xěktoɡram/ Equivalent to 'hectogram': An SI unit of mass equal to 10² grams.
1836 helebarda Noun
1837 helikopter Noun /xelikǒpter/ helicopter (aircraft).
1838 hemendeks Noun /hêmendeks/ 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 /xemofǐlija/ hemophilia.
1844 henoteizam Noun /xenoteǐzam/ henotheism.
1845 heraldika Noun /xerǎldika/ 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 /xeroǐzam/ heroic deed.
1848 herojstvo Noun /xerǒːjstʋo/ heroic deed.
1849 heširati Verb
1850 hetitski Noun /xětiːtskiː/ the Hittite language.
1851 hidroksid Noun hydroxide.
1852 hidronim Noun /xidrǒniːm/ Equivalent to 'hydronym': The name of a river, lake, sea or any other body of water.
1853 higijena Noun /xiɡijěːna/
1854 higrometar Noun /xîɡrometar/ hygrometer.
1855 higroskop Noun /xîɡroskop/ hygroscope.
1856 hihotati Verb /xixǒtati/ to giggle.
1857 hijacint Noun /xijǎt͡sint/
1858 hijeroglif Noun /xijerǒɡliːf/ hieroglyph.
1859 hiljadarka Noun /xǐʎadaːrka/ banknote worth thousand of currency units.
1860 himbenik Noun /xîmbeniːk/ hypocrite.
1861 himbenost Noun /xîmbenoːst/ hypocrisy.
1862 hinduizam Noun /xinduǐzam/
1863 hinduizmu Noun dative/locative singular of hinduizam.
1864 hiperbola Noun /xipěrbola/ hyperbola (geometry).
1865 hiperonim Noun /xiperǒniːm/ Equivalent to 'hypernym': A superordinate word or phrase; a term whose referents form a set which includes as a subset t…
1866 hipnotizer Noun /xipnotǐzeːr/ hypnotist.
1867 hipodrom Noun /xîpodrom/ Equivalent to 'Hippodrome': A fraudulent sporting contest with a predetermined winner.
1868 hipofiza Noun /xipofǐːza/ hypophysis, pituitary gland.
1869 hipohondar Noun /xipoxǒndar/ hypochondriac.
1870 hipokrit Noun /xipǒkrit/ Equivalent to 'hypocrite': Someone who practices hypocrisy, who pretends to hold beliefs, or whose actions are not consi…
1871 hiponimija Noun /xiponǐmija/
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 /xipotenǔːza/ hypotenuse.
1875 hipoteza Noun /xipotěːza/ Equivalent to 'hypothesis': A tentative conjecture explaining an observation, phenomenon or scientific problem and that…
1876 hiragana Noun /xiraɡǎna/
1877 hirovitost Noun /xirǒʋitoːst/ capriciousness, whimsicalness.
1878 histerija Noun /xistěrija/ Equivalent to 'Hysteria': Behavior exhibiting excessive or uncontrollable emotions, in a wide range from joy to panic bu…
1879 histerik Noun /xistěrik/
1880 historičar Noun /xistǒrit͡ʃaːr/ historian.
1881 historija Noun /xǐstoːrija/
1882 hitlerizam Noun /xitlerǐzam/ Hitlerism.
1883 hladionik Noun refrigerator.
1884 hladnjača Noun /xlǎːdɲat͡ʃa/ refrigerator truck.
1885 hladnjak Noun /xlâːdɲaːk/ radiator (device that lowers engine coolant temperature).
1886 hladnoća Noun /xladnǒt͡ɕa/
1887 hladovina Noun /xladǒʋina/ shade (darkness where light, particularly sunlight, is blocked).
1888 hljepčić Noun /xʎěpt͡ʃit͡ɕ/ diminutive of hljȅb (“bread”).
1889 hlorofil Noun chlorophyll (green pigment).
1890 hobotnica Noun /xǒbotnit͡sa/ 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 /xôdot͡ʃaʃt͡ɕe/ pilgrimage.
1893 hodočasnik Noun /xôdot͡ʃasniːk/
1894 hohštapler Noun /xǒxʃtapler/ adventurer.
1895 holandski Noun the Dutch language.
1896 holograf Noun /xolǒɡraf/ holograph.
1897 holokaust Noun /xolokǎust/ Equivalent to 'Holocaust': The systematic mass murder (genocide) of an estimated six million European Jews perpetrated b…
1898 homilija Noun /xǒmiːlija/
1899 homofonija Noun /xomofǒnija/ homophony.
1900 homogenost Noun /xômoɡeːnoːst/ homogeneity.
1901 homograf Noun /xomǒɡraf/ Equivalent to 'homograph': A word that is spelled the same as another word, usually having a different etymology.
1902 homogram Noun /xomǒɡram/ homograph.
1903 homonimija Noun /xomonǐmija/
1904 homozigot Noun /xomozǐɡoːt/ 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 /xôroskop/ 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 /xortěnzija/ hydrangea.
1909 hotelijer Noun /xotelǐjeːr/ hotelier, hotel manager.
1910 hotienje Noun obsolete spelling of hotijenje.
1911 hotijeti Verb /xotijeti/ alternative form of htjeti.
1912 hotjenje Noun /xotjeɲe/ willingness, willing, determination.
1913 hoverkraft Noun hovercraft.
1914 hrabriti Verb /xrǎːbriti/ to encourage, cheer up, embolden.
1915 hrabrost Noun /xrǎːbroːst/
1916 hranidba Noun /xrǎnidba/
1917 hranilac Noun /xrǎnilat͡s/ breadwinner.
1918 hranitelj Noun /xrǎniteʎ/ breadwinner.
1919 hranjivost Noun /xrǎɲiʋoːst/ nutritiousness.
1920 hrapavost Noun /xrâpaʋoːst/ 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 /xrǎstoʋina/
1925 hrenovka Noun /xrěnoːʋka/ hot dog, frankfurter.
1926 Hristos vaskrse Phrase happy Easter.
1927 hromirati Verb to chromize, chrome.
1928 hroničar Noun chronicler.
1929 hrvatski Noun /xř̩ʋaːtskiː/ the Croatian language.
1930 hrvatski ovčar Noun /xř̩ʋaːtskiː ǒʋt͡ʃaːr/ Croatian Sheepdog.
1931 htijenje Noun /xtîjeːɲe/ willingness, willing, determination.
1932 huligani Noun nominative/vocative plural of huligan.
1933 hulitelj Noun /xǔliteʎ/ blasphemer.
1934 huljenje Noun blasphemy.
1935 humanizam Noun /xumanǐzam/
1936 humanost Noun /xûmaːnoːst/ humaneness.
1937 humoreska Noun /xumorěska/ humoresque (musical composition that is playful in attitude and tone).
1938 hunjavica Noun /xǔːɲaʋit͡sa/ cold (illness).
1939 hvalisati Verb /xʋǎlisati/ to boast, brag.
1940 hvaljenje Noun
1941 hvalospev Noun /xʋâlospeːʋ/ eulogy (high praise or recommendation).
1942 hvalospjev Noun /xʋâlospjeːʋ/ eulogy (high praise or recommendation).
1943 idealist Noun /ideǎlist/
1944 idealizam Noun /idealǐzam/
1945 identitet Noun /identǐteːt/ Equivalent to 'identity': Sameness, identicalness; the quality or fact of (several specified things) being the same.
1946 ideogram Noun /ideǒɡram/
1947 ideologija Noun /ideolǒɡija/ Equivalent to 'ideology': Doctrine, philosophy, body of beliefs or principles belonging to an individual or group.
1948 idiotizam Noun /idiotǐzam/
1949 idiotstvo Noun /idiǒtstʋo/
1950 idolatrija Noun /idolǎtrija/
1951 ignorant Noun /iɡnǒrant/
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 /ǐɡraliːʃte/ playground.
1957 igralištu Noun dative/locative singular of igralište.
1958 igrarija Noun kid's stuff, a small thing.
1959 igrivost Noun /ǐɡriʋoːst/ playability.
1960 igumanija Noun /iɡumǎnija/ hegumenia (abbess, mother superior in an Orthodox nunnery).
1961 ihtiolog Noun /ixtiǒloɡ/ Equivalent to 'ichthyologist': An expert in ichthyology: one who studies fishes.
1962 ijekavac Noun /ijěːkaʋat͡s/ native speaker of the Ijekavian dialect of Serbo-Croatian.
1963 ijekavica Noun /ijěːkaʋit͡sa/ Ijekavian speech or dialects.
1964 ijekavka Noun /ijěːkaːʋka/ native speaker of the Ijekavian dialect of Serbo-Croatian (female).
1965 ikavizam Noun /ikaʋǐzam/ a word containing Ikavian reflex of yat.
1966 ikavština Noun /ikǎːʋʃtina/ Ikavian dialect.
1967 ikonostas Noun /ikonǒstas/ Equivalent to 'iconostasis': A wall of icons between the sanctuary and the nave in an Eastern Orthodox church.
1968 ilegalac Noun /ileɡǎːlat͡s/ a person engaged in illegal political activity, especially as a member or activist of an illegal organization.
1969 ilegalnost Noun /ileɡǎːlnoːst/ illegality.
1970 ilustrator Noun /ilǔstraːtor/ Equivalent to 'Illustrator': a person who draws pictures (especially illustrations in books or magazines).
1971 iluzionist Noun /iluziǒnist/ 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 /iměniteʎ/ denominator.
1977 imenovati Verb /îmenoʋati/ Equivalent to 'name': Any nounal word or phrase which indicates a particular person, place, class, or thing.
1978 imigracija Noun /imiɡrǎːt͡sija/ 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 /imǐɡrant/ Equivalent to 'Immigrant': A non-native person who comes to a country from another country to permanently settle there.
1981 imigrirati Verb /imiɡrǐːrati/ to immigrate.
1982 imitacija Noun /imitǎːt͡sija/ imitation.
1983 imitator Noun /imǐtaːtor/
1984 imitirati Verb /imitǐːrati/ to imitate, impersonate.
1985 imperativ Noun /împeratiːʋ/ Equivalent to 'Imperative': The grammatical mood expressing an order (see jussive).
1986 imperator Noun /impěraːtor/ 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 /împerfekat/ imperfect.
1992 imperfekt Noun /împerfekt/ 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 /ǐmploːzija/ implosion.
1995 impluvij Noun /ǐmpluːʋiːj/ impluvium.
1996 impresija Noun /imprěsija/ impression.
1997 impulzivac Noun /impulzǐːʋat͡s/ impulsive person.
1998 imputacija Noun /imputǎːt͡sija/ imputation.
1999 imputirati Verb /imputǐːrati/ to impute.
2000 imućnost Noun /îmuːt͡ɕnoːst/ affluence, wealth.
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