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c {letter} :: The 3rd letter of the Serbo-Croatian Latin alphabet (gajica), preceded by b and followed by č
-ca {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a feminine noun, usually a diminutive form expressing endearment
cafuta {f} [Kajkavian] :: whore, harlot, minx (one indulging in bawdry)
cajger {m} [Kajkavian] :: needle, indicator
cajhnati {vt impf} [regional] :: to mark (with a sign); notch, chip, cut, nick
cajhnati {vt impf} [regional] :: to jot down, record
cajt {m} [Kajkavian] :: time
cajtnot {m} [chess] :: zeitnot
cajtnot {m} :: time trouble, time pressure
cajtungi {m} [Kajkavian] :: newspapers
caka {f} [regional] :: drollery, joke
caka {f} [regional] :: constraint, limitation
cakliti {vt impf} [ceramics] :: to polish, enamel
cakliti {vr impf} :: to shine, glister
caklo {n} [regional] :: glass
canšteher {m} [Kajkavian] :: toothpick
capin {m} :: alternative form of cèpīn
car {m} :: czar, emperor, monarch
carev {adj} [relational] :: emperor; emperor's
carević {m} :: tsarevich
carevina {f} :: empire
carevna {f} :: tsarevna
carica {f} :: czarina, tsarina
carica {f} :: empress
caričin {adj} [relational] :: empress; empress's; imperial
carić {m} :: Eurasian wren (Troglodytes troglodytes)
Carigrad {prop} {m} [uncountable, dated, language of literature] :: Carigrad (largest city)
carigradski {adj} [relational] :: Istanbul
carina {f} :: customs
carinarnica {f} :: customs house/office/station
carinički {adj} [relational] :: customs officers
carinik {m} :: customs officer
carinski {adj} [relational] :: customs
carski {adj} :: imperial (related to an empire, emperor, or empress)
carski {adv} :: imperially
carski časovi {noun} [Eastern Orthodoxy] :: Great Hours
carstvo {n} :: empire, kingdom (nation having as supreme ruler a king and/or queen, emperor and/or empress)
carstvo {n} :: kingdom (taxonomic division, below Domain and above Phylum)
Cauchyjev niz {m} [mathematics] :: Cauchy sequence
-ce {suffix} :: Appended to words to create a neuter noun, usually to form a diminutive or as an expression of endearment, or to denote an object
cěć {prep} :: obsolete spelling of cjeć
cěć {prep} :: obsolete spelling of ceć
cěć {prep} :: obsolete spelling of cić
cěć {prep} :: obsolete spelling of cijeć
cedar {m} :: cedar (tree)
cedilo {n} :: strainer
cediti {v impf} :: to squeeze
cediti {v impf} :: to squash
cediti {v impf} :: to strain
cediti {v impf} :: to filter
cedulja {f} :: paper note
ceh {m} :: guild
ceh {m} :: bill
Cejlon {prop} {m} [uncountable] :: Ceylon
celebritet {m} :: a celebrity; a famous person
celer {m} :: celery
celibat {m} :: celibacy
celina {f} :: totality, whole, entirety
celina {f} :: state of being total, with no missing parts
celiti {vtr impf} :: to heal, cure, treat
celivati {vt impf} :: to kiss
celofan {m} :: cellophane
celokupan {adj} :: whole, entire, total
celokupno {adv} :: entirely, wholly, totally
celost {f} :: totality, whole, entirety
celost {f} :: state of totality, as opposed to that in pieces
celov {m} [literary] :: kiss
celovit {adj} :: integral, complete
celularni automat {m} :: cellular automaton
celuloid {m} :: celluloid
celuloza {f} :: cellulose
cement {m} :: cement
cementirati {vt impf pf} :: to cement, cover or pave with cement
cementirati {vt impf pf} [figuratively] :: to harden, seal, bond (make rigid or inflexible)
cena {f} :: price
cena {f} :: value, worth
ceniti {vt impf} :: to value, appreciate
ceniti {vt impf} :: to estimate, appraise
ceniti {vt impf} :: to respect
cenkati {vr impf} :: to haggle
cent {m} :: cent (hundredth of a dollar, euro, etc.)
cent {m} [music] :: cent (hundredth of a semitone)
centar {m} :: center / centre
centarfor {m} :: center forward
centilitar {m} :: centilitre
centimetar {m} :: centimetre
centralizacija {f} :: centralization
centralizam {m} :: centralism
centralni {adj} :: central, main
Centralnoafrička Republika {prop} {f} :: Central African Republic
centrifuga {f} :: centrifuge
centrifugalan {adj} :: centrifugal
centurija {f} :: century (unit in ancient Roman army)
centurion {m} :: centurion (Roman officer)
cenzor {m} :: censor
cenzura {f} :: censorship
cenzurirati {vt impf pf} [Croatian] :: to censor
cenzus {m} :: census
cenjen {adj} :: respected, esteemed, honorable, reputable (of a person)
cenjen {adj} :: valued (of a product or object being bought/sold)
cenjkati {vr impf} :: to haggle
ceo {adj} :: whole
ceo {adj} :: entire, complete
cep {m} :: slip, graft, scion (shoot or twig containing buds from a woody plant, used in grafting)
cepanica {f} [countable] :: log (wood)
cepati {vit impf} :: to tear, tear up
cepati {vit impf} :: to rip
cepati {vit impf} :: to chop
cepati {vit impf} :: to split, break (apart)
cepelin {m} :: zeppelin
cepidlačiti {vi impf} :: to quibble, split hairs
cepidlaka {f} :: nitpick, hairsplitter
cepiti {vt impf pf} :: to graft (to insert (a graft) in a branch or stem of another tree)
cepiti {vtr impf pf} :: to vaccinate, inoculate
cepivo {n} :: vaccine
cepkati {vt impf} :: to chop, hack, split (to small pieces)
cepkati {vt impf} :: to fragment, break up, break down (to small pieces)
cepljen {adj} :: vaccinated, inoculated
cepnuti {v pf} :: perfective form of cjȅpkati
cer {m} :: Turkey oak (tree, Quercus cerris)
cerber {m} [Croatian] :: Cerberus
cerekati {vr impf} :: to snicker, snigger, titter, laugh derisively or unpleasantly
ceremonija {f} :: ceremony
ceremonijal {m} :: ceremonial
ceremonijalan {adj} :: ceremonial
ceremonijalno {adv} :: ceremonially
cerij {m} :: cerium
cerijum {m} :: cerium (symbol Ce, atomic number 58)
ceriti {vr impf} :: to grin
cerovača {f} :: cantaloupe
cerovina {f} :: Turkey oak wood
certificiran {adj} :: certified
certifikat {m} [Bosnia, Croatia] :: certificate, license
cesar {m} [archaic] :: emperor, ruler
cesta {f} :: road [paved]
cesta {f} :: highway
cestarina {f} [Bosnia, Croatia] :: road toll
cestovni {adj} [relational] :: road
Cetinjanin {prop} {m} :: an inhabitant of Cetinje
Cetinje {prop} {n} :: Cetinje
Ceuta {prop} {f} [Bosnia, Croatia] :: Ceuta
cev {f} :: tube
cev {f} :: duct
cev {f} :: pipe
cevanica {f} :: shin
cevčica {f} :: tubule
cevka {f} :: tubule
cevni {adj} :: tubular, tubal
cevovod {m} :: pipeline
cezij {m} :: caesium
cezura {f} :: caesura
chlieb {m} :: obsolete spelling of hljeb
chotienje {n} :: obsolete spelling of htijenje
chtieti {v} :: obsolete spelling of htjeti
cicija {m} :: miser
ciča {f} :: severe frost; frostiness
ciča {f} :: sharpness of cold, coldness
cičati {vi impf} :: to squeak, yelp (emit a short, high-pitched sound, especially like a mouse)
cić {prep} [Croatia, Chakavian, archaic, Ikavian] :: because, due to
cieć {prep} :: obsolete spelling of cijeć
ciferblat {m} [regional] :: clock face
ciferšlus {m} [regional] :: zip fastener, zipper
cifra {f} :: digit
cifra {f} :: figure
cifra {f} :: number, numeral
Ciganin {prop} {m} [offensive] :: male Gypsy
ciganiti {vir impf} :: to haggle, haggle down, drive a hard bargain
Ciganka {prop} {f} [offensive] :: female Gypsy
ciganski {adj} :: Gypsy
ciganski {adv} :: as a Gypsy, in a Gypsy manner
cigara {f} :: cigar
cigara {f} [colloquial, nonstandard] :: cigarette
cigareta {f} :: cigarette
cigla {f} :: brick
ciglana {f} :: brickyard
ciglar {m} :: brickmaker
cigoš {m} [offensive] :: Gypsy
cijeć {prep} [Croatia, archaic] :: because, due to
cijediti {v impf} :: to squeeze
cijediti {v impf} :: to squash
cijediti {v impf} :: to strain
cijediti {v impf} :: to filter
cijeđ {m} :: lye (liquid made by leaching ashes)
cijel {adj} :: alternative form of cȉo
cijeli broj {m} [arithmetic] :: integer
cijeliti {vtr impf} :: to heal, cure, treat
cijelost {f} :: totality, whole, entirety
cijelost {f} :: state of totality, as opposed to that in pieces
cijena {f} :: price
cijena {f} :: value, worth
cijeniti {vt impf} :: to value, appreciate
cijeniti {vt impf} :: to estimate, appraise
cijeniti {vt impf} :: to respect
cijenjen {adj} :: respected, esteemed, honorable, reputable (of a person)
cijenjen {adj} :: valued (of a product or object being bought/sold)
cijep {m} :: slip, graft, scion (shoot or twig containing buds from a woody plant, used in grafting)
cijepati {vit impf} :: to tear, tear up
cijepati {vit impf} :: to rip
cijepati {vit impf} :: to chop
cijepati {vit impf} :: to split, break (apart)
cijepiti {vt impf pf} :: to graft (to insert (a graft) in a branch or stem of another tree)
cijepiti {vtr impf pf} :: to vaccinate, inoculate
cijepljen {adj} :: vaccinated, inoculated
cijev {f} :: tube
cijev {f} :: duct
cijev {f} :: pipe
cijevka {f} :: tubule
cijevni {adj} :: tubular, tubal
-cikl {suffix} :: -cycle
cikla {f} :: red beet
ciklama {f} :: cyclamen
cikličan {adj} :: cyclic
ciklička grupa {f} [algebra] :: cyclic group
ciklički {adj} :: cyclic
ciklički {adv} :: cyclically
ciklon {m} [weather] :: cyclone
ciklona {f} :: cyclone
ciklus {m} :: cycle
ciknuti {vi pf} :: to squeak, yelp (emit a short, high-pitched sound, especially like a mouse)
cilindar {m} :: cylinder
cilindar {m} :: top hat
cilindričan {adj} :: cylindrical
cilj {m} :: goal, purpose
cilj {m} :: end, target
ciljan {adj} :: targeted
ciljati {vt impf} :: to aim at
ciljati {vt impf} [figuratively] :: to allude to
cilj opravdava sredstvo {proverb} :: the end justifies the means
cimati {vt impf} :: to pull, drag
cimati {vt impf} :: to lure, entice
cimati {vt impf} [slang] :: to call a mobile phone and let it ring once so that the other person will call back and save the first caller money, or so the other person can more easily save the first person's number to their phone's memory
cimbal {n} :: a cymbal
cimbalo {n} :: cymbal
cimer {m} :: roommate
cimerica {f} [regional] :: roommate (female)
cimet {m} :: cinnamon (spice)
cimnuti {vt pf} :: to pull, drag
cimnuti {vt pf} :: to lure, entice
cimnuti {vt pf} [slang] :: to call a mobile phone and let it ring once so that the other person will call back and save the first caller money, or so the other person can more easily save the first person's number to their phone's memory
cimnuti {vt pf} :: to flinch
cinabarit {m} [mineral] :: cinnabar
ciničan {adj} :: cynical
cinički {adj} :: cynical
cinički {adv} :: cynically
cinik {m} :: cynic
cinizam {m} :: cynicism
cink {m} [uncountable] :: zinc
cio {adj} :: whole
cio {adj} :: entire, complete
cionizam {m} :: Zionism
cipal {m} :: mullet (fish)
Cipar {prop} {m} [Croatian] :: Cyprus
cipela {f} :: a shoe
Cirih {prop} {m} :: Cirih (capital city)
Cirih {prop} {m} :: Cirih (canton)
cirkon {m} :: zircon
cirkonij {m} :: zirconium
cirkulacija {f} :: circulation
cirkular {m} :: circular saw
cirkus {m} :: circus (a traveling company of performers)
cirkusant {m} :: circus artist
cirkusant {m} :: clown, comedian, joker
cirkusantica {f} :: circus artist (female)
cirkusantica {f} :: clown, comedian, joker (female)
cirkusantski {adj} [relational] :: circus performer
cirkusantski {adj} [figuratively] :: buffoonish, buffoon-like
cirkusantski {adv} :: like a buffoon or a clown
cirkuski {adj} [relational] :: circus
cista {f} [Chakavian, Ikavian] :: road
cista {f} :: cyst
cista {f} :: cist
Cista Provo {prop} {f} :: Cista Provo (municipality)
cisterna {f} :: cistern
cisterna {f} :: tank(er) lorry, tank truck
citologija {f} :: cytology
citoplazma {f} :: cytoplasm
citra {f} :: zither
Ciudad de Mexico {prop} {m} :: Ciudad de Mexico (caplc)
Ciudad de México {prop} {m} :: Ciudad de México (caplc)
civil {m} :: civilian (not related to the military armed forces)
civilizacija {f} :: civilization (a group of people or country with a common cultural background)
civilizacijski {adj} :: civilizational
civiliziran {adj} :: (Croatian) civilized
civiliziranost {f} :: civilization (state or quality of being civilized)
civilizirati {vt impf pf} :: to civilise
civilizovan {adj} :: (Bosnian, Serbian) civilized
civilni {adj} :: civilian
Civljane {prop} {n} :: Civljane (municipality)
cjeć {prep} [Croatia, archaic] :: alternative form of cijeć
cjedilo {n} :: strainer
cjelina {f} :: totality, whole, entirety
cjelina {f} :: state of being total, with no missing parts
cjelivati {vt impf} :: to kiss
cjelokupan {adj} :: whole, entire, total
cjelokupno {adv} :: entirely, wholly, totally
cjelov {m} [literary] :: kiss
cjelovati {v impf} :: to kiss
cjelovit {adj} :: integral, complete
cjenkati {vr impf} :: to haggle
cjepanica {f} [countable] :: log (wood)
cjepidlačiti {vi impf} :: to quibble, split hairs
cjepidlaka {f} :: nitpick, hairsplitter
cjepivo {n} :: vaccine
cjepkati {vt impf} :: to chop, hack, split (to small pieces)
cjepkati {vt impf} :: to fragment, break up, break down (to small pieces)
cjepnuti {v pf} :: perfective form of cjȅpkati
cjevanica {f} :: shin
cjevčica {f} :: tubule
cjevovod {m} :: pipeline
cokl {m} :: pedestal
cokl {m} :: support
col {m} :: inch
coprati {v} [Kajkavian] :: to cast a spell, to bewitch
coprati {v} [Kajkavian] :: to jinx, to curse, to hex
coprnica {f} [Kajkavian] :: witch, sorceress, wizard
Coulombov zakon {m} [physics] :: Coulomb's law
crći {v pf} [animals] :: to starve
crći {v pf} [colloquial] :: to die, drop dead, croak
crep {m} :: tile (for the roof)
crevlja {f} :: shoe, slipper
crevni {adj} :: intestinal
crevo {n} :: gut, bowel, intestine
crijep {m} :: tile (for the roof)
crijevni {adj} :: intestinal
crijevo {n} :: gut, bowel, intestine
crkavati {v impf} :: imperfective form of crći
crkovni {adj} [relational] :: church; ecclesiastical
crkva {f} :: church (both the building and organization)
crkven {adj} [relational] :: church; ecclesiastical
crkvenoslavenski {adj} :: (Croatian) Church Slavonic
crkvenoslovenski {adj} :: (Bosnian, Serbian) Church Slavonic
crkvenjak {m} :: verger, sacristan (person who takes care of the interior of a church)
crn {adj} :: black
crn {adj} :: swarthy, dusky
crn {adj} :: sable
crn {adj} :: unlucky, bad
crn {adj} :: wicked, heinous
crnac {m} :: black (person of African descent, Aborigine or Maori)
crnački {adj} :: negro, colored
crnački {adv} :: as a black person
Crna Gora {prop} {f} :: Crna Gora (country)
crna maslina {f} :: black olive
crna ovca {f} [idiomatic] :: black sheep
crna rupa {f} [astronomy] :: black hole
crnčiti {vi impf} [colloquial] :: to drudge, grub, slave away
crnčuga {m} [vulgar, pejorative] :: nigger
crne boginje {fp} [disease, plurale tantum] :: smallpox (Variola vera major)
crneti {vir impf} :: to become black
crneti {vir impf} :: to get a tan
crni labud {m} :: black swan (Cygnus atratus)
crni luk {m} :: onion
crni luk {m} [literally] :: black onion
crnka {f} :: A dark woman
crnka {f} :: brunette
crnkast {adj} :: blackish
Crnogorac {prop} {m} :: Montenegrin
crnogorica {f} :: coniferous wood, conifers
crnogorični {adj} :: coniferous
Crnogorka {prop} {f} :: Montenegrin (female person from Montenegro)
crnogorski {adj} [relational] :: Montenegro; Montenegrin
crnokos {adj} :: black-haired
crnokošuljaš {m} :: blackshirt
Crno more {prop} {n} :: the Black Sea
crnomorski {adj} [relational] :: Black Sea
crnook {adj} :: black-eyed (having eyes of black color)
crnorizac {m} :: friar, monk
crnjeti {vir impf} :: to become black
crnjeti {vir impf} :: to get a tan
croatizirati {v} :: alternative form of hrvatizirati
crpiti {vt impf} :: to drain, draw (liquid or gas out of something)
crpiti {vt impf} :: to exploit, take advantage of
crpsti {vt impf} :: to pump, draw (liquid or gas out of something)
crpsti {vt impf} :: to exploit, take advantage of
crta {f} :: line
crta {f} :: trait, feature
crta {f} :: dash (punctuation)
crtaći {adj} :: drawing
crtati {vit impf} :: to draw
crtež {m} :: drawing
crtica {f} :: dash (punctuation)
crv {m} :: worm
crv {m} :: vermin
crven {adj} :: red
crven {adj} :: ruddy, rubicund
crven {adj} :: gules
crven {f} :: red (color, or something red-colored)
crven {f} [feminine] :: the red color
crven {f} :: scarlet fever
crven {f} [colloquial] :: revolutionary, Red
crven {f} [masculine] :: a Red Army soldier (or other people's army)
crven {f} [masculine, pejorative] :: sympathizer or a member of extreme left; a communist
crvendać {m} :: robin, redbreast (bird)
crveniti {vt impf} :: to make red, redden
Crvenkapa {prop} {f} :: Little Red Riding Hood
Crvenkapica {prop} {f} :: Little Red Riding Hood
crvenkast {adj} :: reddish
crvenokos {adj} :: red-haired
Crveno more {prop} :: Red Sea (sea between Africa and Arabia)
crvenperka {f} :: rudd
crvenjeti {vr impf} :: to become red, redden
crvenjeti {vr impf} :: to blush
crvenjeti {vr impf} :: to be red-faced, burn with shame
crvljiv {adj} :: wormy, worm-eaten
crvojedina {f} [rare] :: wormhole
crvotočina {f} :: wormhole
cug {m} [colloquial] :: sip, gulp
cug {m} [colloquial] :: draft
cug {m} [Kajkavian] :: train
cug {m} [Kajkavian] :: move
cukar {m} [regional] :: sugar
cukati {v impf} [regional] :: to jerk
cuker {m} [regional] :: sugar
cukerbeker {m} [Kajkavian] :: confectioner
cukerpek {m} [Kajkavian] :: confectioner
cunami {m} :: tsunami
cura {f} :: girl (young woman)
cura {f} :: girlfriend (in a relationship)
curetak {m} :: (hypocoristic) girl
cureti {vi impf} [Kajkavian] :: to drip, leak
curica {f} :: a little girl
curiti {vi impf} :: to drip, leak, run (of liquid)
cvasti {vi impf} [Croatian] :: to bloom, blossom
cvat {m} :: inflorescence
cvat {m} :: blossom
cvat {m} :: bloom
cvećar {m} :: florist
cvećarstvo {n} :: floriculture
cveće {n} :: (collectively) flowers
cvek {m} [regional, archaic] :: nail
cvekla {f} :: red beet
cvet {m} :: flower
cvet {m} :: blossom
cvet {m} :: bloom
cvět {m} :: obsolete spelling of cvijet
cvět {m} :: obsolete spelling of cvet
cvět {m} :: obsolete spelling of cvit
cvetača {f} :: cauliflower
cvetak {m} :: (expressively, hypocoristically) flower
cvetati {vi impf} :: to bloom, blossom
cvetati {vi impf} [figuratively] :: to flourish
cvetje {np} [Kajkavian, collectively] :: flowers
cvětje {n} :: obsolete spelling of cvijeće
cvětje {n} :: obsolete spelling of cvijetje
cvětje {n} :: obsolete spelling of cviće
cvětje {n} :: obsolete spelling of cvitje
cvětje {n} :: obsolete spelling of cveće
cvětje {n} :: obsolete spelling of cvetje
cvetni {adj} [relational] :: flower; floral
cviće {np} [Chakavian, Ikavian] :: flowers
cvieće {n} :: obsolete spelling of cvijeće
cviet {m} :: obsolete spelling of cvijet
cvietje {noun} :: obsolete spelling of cvijeće
cvijeće {n} :: (collectively) flowers
cvijet {m} :: flower
cvijet {m} :: blossom
cvijet {m} :: bloom
cvijet {m} :: the best part of something
cvijet {m} [archaic] :: color
cvijetak {m} :: (expressively, hypocoristically) flower
cvijetje {np} [archaic] :: flowers
cviker {m} [regional] :: pince-nez
cvikeri {mp} [regional] :: glasses
cvilež {m} :: whine, squeal
cviliti {vi impf} :: to squeak, squeal
cviliti {vi impf} :: to whimper, whine
cviliti {vi impf} :: to lament, moan
cviljenje {n} :: squealing, squeaking
cviljenje {n} :: whimpering, whining
cviljeti {v impf} :: alternative form of cviliti
cvit {m} [Chakavian, Ikavian] :: flower
cvitak {m} [Chakavian, Ikavian] :: (expressively, hypocoristically) flower
cvitje {np} [archaic, Chakavian, Ikavian] :: flowers
cvjećar {m} :: florist
cvjećarstvo {n} :: floriculture
cvjetača {f} :: cauliflower
cvjetati {vi impf} :: to bloom, blossom
cvjetati {vi impf} [figuratively] :: to flourish
cvjetni {adj} [relational] :: flower; floral
cvjetoslovlje {n} :: anthology
cvokotati {vi impf} :: to chatter, shiver
cvrčak {m} :: cricket (insect)
cvrkutati {vi impf} :: to twitter, chirp
cvrkutati {vi impf} :: to warble (sing like a bird)
č {letter} :: The 4th letter of the Serbo-Croatian Latin alphabet (gajica), preceded by c and followed by ć
Č {letter} :: The 4th letter of the Serbo-Croatian alphabet alphabet, preceded by C and followed by Ć, and representing /tʃ/
ča {pron} [Chakavian] :: what (interrogative)
čačkalica {f} :: toothpick
čačkalica {f} :: zobotrebec
-čad {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a feminine noun, usually a collective noun
Čad {prop} {m} :: Chad
čador {m} :: (expressively, language of literature) tent
čador {m} [Islam] :: chador
čađ {f} :: soot
čađa {f} :: soot
čađav {adj} :: sooty, soot-covered
čađaviti {vt impf} :: to soot
čađavost {f} :: sootiness
čađiti {vt impf} :: to soot
čagalj {m} :: jackal
čahura {f} [Croatian, Bosnian] :: cocoon
čahura {f} [Croatian, Bosnian] :: gun cartridge case
čahuriti {vr impf} :: to cocoon oneself
čaj {m} :: tea
čajdžinica {f} :: teahouse, tearoom
čajnik {m} :: teapot
čajnik {m} :: kettle
čak {adv} :: even [used to emphasize something surprising or extreme]
čak {adv} :: even [emphasizing a comparative]
čăk {adv} [Torlakian] :: even
čakati {vit impf} [Kajkavian] :: to wait (for), await
čakavac {m} :: speaker of the Chakavian dialect
čakavizam {m} :: chakavianism
čakavka {f} :: Chakavian speaker (female)
čakavski {adj} :: Chakavian
čakavski {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Chakavian dialect
čakavski {adv} :: as a Chakavian speaker
čakavština {f} [uncountable] :: Chakavian
čak i ako {conj} :: albeit, although (despite its being)
čak i ako {conj} :: even if
čaklja {f} :: boat hook
čaklja {f} :: pole (for fastening grapevine)
čalabrcnuti {vt pf} [colloquial] :: to have a bite/snack/nibble
čalma {f} :: turban
čam {m} [regional] :: fir
čama {f} :: gloom, dreariness, bleakness
čama {f} :: boredom, lethargy
čamac {m} :: boat
čamdžija {m} [regional] :: boatman, ferry-man
čamiti {vi impf} :: to languish (pine away in longing for something)
čamotinja {f} [expressively] :: gloom, dreariness, bleakness
čamotinja {f} [expressively] :: boredom, lethargy
čanak {m} :: bowl, basin
čangrizav {adj} :: morose, peevish
čangrizav {adj} :: difficult to please
čap {m} :: plug, cork, stopper
čap {m} [military] :: caliber
čap {f} :: heron
čapati {vit impf} :: to grab, snatch
čaplja {f} :: heron
čapljan {m} [botany] :: redstem filaree (Erodium cicutarium)
čar {m} :: charm, allure
čar {m} :: spell, magic
čarapa {f} :: sock (covering of the foot)
čarati {vi impf} :: to cast a spell, practice sorcery
čardaš {m} :: czardas (folk dance)
čarn {adj} [Kajkavian or obsolete] :: alternative form of crn
čaroban {adj} :: magic
čarobnica {f} :: (female) wizard
čarobnik {m} :: wizard
čarobno {adv} :: magically
čarobnjak {m} :: wizard (person skilled with magic)
čarobnjak {m} [computing] :: wizard (program or script used to simplify complex operations)
čarolija {f} :: spell, magic
čaršaf {m} [regional, chiefly Bosnia] :: # bedsheet
čaršav {m} [regional, chiefly Serbia] :: # alternative form of čàršaf
čaršija {f} :: business district, downtown
čaršija {f} [colloquial] :: people
čarter {m} :: charter
čas {m} :: moment
čas {m} [Bosnia, Serbia] :: hour
čas {m} [Bosnia, Serbia] :: lesson, period
čas {m} [Croatia, regional] :: time
časkom {adv} :: or a (brief) moment, for a minute
časnica {f} :: female officer (armed forces and navy)
časnik {m} [Croatia] :: officer (armed forces and navy)
časno {adv} :: honorably, respectably
časom {adv} :: quickly, briefly, for a short time
časopis {m} :: magazine, journal (periodical publication)
časoslov {m} :: breviary
časovit {adj} :: momentary
časovit {adj} :: temporary
časovnik {m} [Bosnia, Serbia] :: clock
časovnik {m} [Bosnia, Serbia] :: watch
čast {f} :: honour
častan {adj} :: honorable
častohlepan {adj} :: vainglorious
častoljubiv {adj} [literary] :: ambitious, aspiring after fame/glory
čaša {f} :: a glass (the object and a quantity)
čauš {m} :: a rank of non-commissioned officer in the Ottoman Turkish army
čauš {m} :: master of ceremonies (at a wedding)
čauš {m} :: town crier
čavao {m} [Croatian] :: nail (metal fastener)
čavčji {adj} [relational] :: jackdaw
čavka {f} :: jackdaw
Čavle {prop} {m} :: Čavle (municipality)
-če {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a neuter noun, usually denoting a young child or a young animal
če {conj} [Kajkavian] :: if
čedan {adj} :: chaste
čedan {adj} :: modest, demure
čednost {f} :: modesty, demureness
čednost {f} :: chastity
čedo {n} :: child (one’s son or daughter)
čedomorka {f} :: (woman) infanticide (murderer of a child)
čedomorstvo {n} :: infanticide (murder of a newborn)
čedoubojstvo {n} :: infanticide (murder of a newborn)
čeg {pron} :: of what (genitive)
čega {pron} :: of what (genitive)
čegrtuša {f} :: rattlesnake
Čeh {m} :: Czech (person, of male or unspecified gender or of both genders)
čehati {v impf} :: to tear off, to rip off
čehno {n} :: clove (a bulb of garlic)
Čehoslovačka {prop} {f} [uncountable] :: Czechoslovakia
čehoslovački {adj} :: Czechoslovakian
čehulja {f} :: raceme, cluster of grapes with its fruits torn off
čehulja {f} :: cicely, Myrrhis spp. or Myrrhis odorata
ček {m} :: cheque
ček {interj} [imperative] :: wait, wait up
čekalac {m} :: waiter (someone who waits)
čekaonica {f} :: waiting room
čekatelj {m} :: waiter (someone who waits)
čekati {vit impf} :: to wait (for), await
čekić {m} :: hammer
čekinja {f} :: bristle
čekirati {vit impf} [colloquial] :: to check, confirm
čekirati {vt impf} [colloquial] :: to test, question
čekirati {vt impf} [colloquial] :: to clear, provide with a clearance
čekmedže {n} :: drawer, a furniturized storage unit, a casket or desk that instead of a lid has pull-out mechanism
čekrk {m} [regional] :: winch (machine consisting of a drum on an axle, a pawl, and a crank handle)
čeličiti {vtr impf} :: to harden, toughen (of health, strength, maturity)
čelični {adj} [relational] :: steel
čelik {m} [uncountable] :: steel
čelnik {m} :: chief, chieftain, leader, head (of a party, government body, brotherhood, organization etc.)
čelo {n} :: forehead
čeljad {f} [collective] :: plural of čeljade
čeljade {n} :: human being, man, person (generally either male or female, adult or child)
čeljade {n} :: member of household
čeljade {n} [archaic] :: servant
čeljust {f} :: jawbone
čeljust {f} [literary, in the plural] :: jaws
čem {pron} :: what (locative)
čemer {m} :: gall
čemer {m} :: distress
čemer {m} :: bitterness
čemer {m} :: wormwood
čemerika {f} :: Veratrum album, hellebore
čempres {m} :: cypress
čemu {pron} :: to what (dative)
čemu {pron} :: what (locative)
Čenaj {prop} {m} :: Čenaj (caplc)
čeno {n} :: clove (a bulb of garlic)
čeoni {adj} [anatomy] :: frontal (of or relating to the forehead)
čep {m} :: cork, stopper, cap
čeprkati {vi impf pf} :: to rummage, poke about, probe, rake over
čerga {f} :: a small tent
česan {m} :: clove (of garlic)
česma {f} :: fountain
česma {f} :: faucet
česmina {f} :: common holly, Ilex aquifolium
česmina {f} :: common barberry, Berberis vulgaris
česmina {f} :: holm oak, Quercus ilex
česmina {f} :: Macedonian oak, Quercus trojana (syn. Quercus macedonica)
česno {n} :: clove (a bulb of garlic)
čest {adj} :: frequent, common
čest {adj} :: repeated, recurrent
čest {f} [archaic] :: part, piece
čest {f} :: obsolete form of čast
čest {f} [archaic] :: luck, happiness
čestar {m} :: thicket, copse, coppice
čestica {f} :: particle (small body)
čestica {f} [physics, linguistics] :: particle
čestina {f} :: frequency (rate of occurrence of anything)
čestit {adj} :: honest
čestitati {v impf pf} :: to congratulate
čestito {adv} :: honestly
često {adv} :: often
čestost {f} :: frequency (rate of occurrence of anything)
češalj {m} :: comb
češanj {m} :: clove (constitutive bulb of garlic)
češati {vtr impf} :: to scratch
češati {vt impf} :: to curry, dress [horse]
češati {vt impf} :: to card, tease, comb [wool]
češće {adv} :: oftener, more frequently
Češka {prop} {f} [uncountable] :: Czech Republic
Češka {prop} {f} :: Bohemia, one of the historical regions of the Czech Republic
Češka Republika {prop} {f} :: the Czech Republic
češki {adj} :: Czech
češki {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Czech language
češljati {v i} :: to comb
češljugar {m} :: goldfinch
češnjača {f} :: garlic mustard (Alliaria petiolata)
češnjača {f} :: garlic toad (Pelobates fuscus)
češnjača {f} [obsolete] ::  a kind of food prepared from much garlic
češnjak {m} :: garlic
četa {f} :: troop, squad, host
četiri {num} :: four (4)
četiristo {num} :: four hundred
četka {f} :: brush
četkica {f} :: a small brush
četkica {f} :: a piece of conductive material, usually carbon, serving to maintain electrical contact between the stationary and rotating parts of a machine
četnik {m} :: chetnik (a member of a Serbian royalist army band or movement)
četnik {m} [colloquial, Croatia, Bosnia, pejorative] :: a Serbian far-right sympathizer (nationalist, chauvinist or fascist)
četnik {m} [by extension, Croatia, Bosnia, pejorative] :: a Serb or a person of Serbian descent
četrdeset {num} :: forty
četres {num} [colloquial] :: forty
četri {num} [colloquial] :: four
četrnaest {num} :: fourteen
četrnajst {num} [colloquial] :: fourteen
četrtak {m} [Chakavian] :: Thursday
četrtek {m} [Kajkavian] :: Thursday
četvero {n} :: four persons of different gender/sex
četverokut {m} [geometry] :: quadrilateral, quadrangle (four-sided polygon)
četveronoške {adv} :: on all fours
četvorica {f} :: (collectively) four men
četvorka {f} :: four (digit or figure)
četvorka {f} :: anything numbered four (playing card, tram, bus, player with a jersey number 4 etc.)
četvorka {f} :: the school grade '4'
četvoro {n} :: four persons of different gender/sex
četvrt {f} :: quarter
četvrtak {m} :: Thursday
četvrtfinale {m} :: quarter-finals
četvrti {adj} :: fourth
četvrtica {f} :: four (digit or figure)
četvrtica {f} :: anything numbered four (playing card, tram, bus, player with a jersey number 4 etc.)
četvrtica {f} :: the school grade '4'
četvrtina {f} :: one quarter, one fourth
čez {prep} [Kajkavian] :: through
čez {prep} [Kajkavian] :: in, within (of action, to be finished within the specified period)
čez {prep} [Kajkavian] :: throughout
čeznuti {vi impf} :: to long, yearn
čežnja {f} :: longing
či {conj} [Kajkavian] :: if
čibe {interj} [mildly, vulgar, slang] :: scram!
čibuk {m} :: chibouk
-čica {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a feminine noun, commonly used for forming diminutives, denoting a profession, human relations, term of endearment, document, paper, or to form a proper name
čiča {m} :: an old man
čiča {m} [regional] :: uncle (father's brother)
čičak {m} :: burdock (Arctium lappa)
čičak {m} :: cocklebur (Xanthium gen. et spp.)
čičak {m} :: bur
čičak {m} :: velcro
-čić {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a masculine noun, usually to form a diminutive or to denote a family name
Čifut {m} :: alternative form of Čìfutin
Čifutin {m} [dated] :: Jew
čigov {pron} [interrogative, Kajkavian, Chakavian] :: whose
čigov {pron} [relative, Kajkavian, Chakavian] :: whose
čihati {v impf} :: alternative form of čèhati
čijati {v impf} :: alternative form of čèhati
čiji {pron} [interrogative, relative] :: whose
čiji {pron} [indefinite, possessive] :: belonging to anyone; whosever
čik {m} [colloquial] :: cigarette stub
čik {interj} :: if you dare
čik {interj} :: I dare you
čik pauza {f} [colloquial] :: smoko (a short pause taken from work to smoke a cigarette)
čilaš {m} :: dappled, piebald horse
Čile {prop} {m} :: Čile (country)
Čileanac {prop} {m} :: Chilean
čileanski {adj} :: Chilean
čim {pron} :: [in comparison, used with tim] the... the..
čim {conj} :: as soon as, once, when
čim {conj} :: since, because
čimbala {f} :: dulcimer
čimbenik {m} :: factor
čime {pron} :: (with) what (instrumental)
čimpanza {f} [Croatian] :: chimpanzee
čin {m} :: action, act, deed
čin {m} [theatre] :: act
čin {m} [military] :: rank
činilac {m} :: factor
činitelj {m} :: factor
činiti {vt impf} :: to make, do
činiti {vt impf} :: to commit, perform
činiti {vt impf} :: to constitute, consist, make up
činiti {vt impf} :: to tan
činiti {vr impf} :: to appear, seem
činovnica {f} :: clerk (female)
činovničin {adj} [relational] :: female office worker, office girl, lady clerk
činovnik {m} :: clerk
činovništvo {n} :: bureaucracy, offices, officialdom
činjenica {f} :: fact
činjeničan {adj} :: factual
čip {m} :: chip
čipka {f} :: lace (fabric)
čips {m} :: chips (thin-sliced and deep-fried potatoes)
čir {m} :: ulcer
čirak {m} [regional] :: candlestick
čirak {m} [regional] :: official, clerk
čirak {m} [regional] :: apprentice, student, pupil
čirak {m} [regional] :: servant
čislo {n} [regional, Orthodox Christianity] :: rosary
čist {adj} :: clean, pure
čist {adj} :: clear (of sky, air, water)
čistač {m} :: cleaner [person]
čistač {m} :: cleaner [machine]
čistačica {f} :: cleaner
čistilac {m} :: cleaner (person or a machine)
čistinja {f} [Chakavian] :: purity, cleanness
čistiti {vt impf} :: to clean
čistka {f} :: purge
čisto {adv} :: purely
čisto {adv} :: obviously, clearly
čistoća {f} [uncountable] :: cleanliness
čistoća {f} [uncountable] :: purity, chastity
čistost {f} :: cleanness, cleanliness
čistost {f} :: purity
čistota {f} [expressively] :: purity
čistota {f} [expressively] :: cleanliness
čitak {adj} :: legible
čitalac {m} :: (Bosnian, Serbian) reader (person)
čitanka {f} :: textbook, reader
čitanje {n} :: reading
čitaonica {f} :: reading room
čitatelj {m} [Croatian] :: reader (person)
čitateljica {f} :: reader
čitati {vit impf} :: to read
čitati između redova {v} [idiomatic] :: to read between the lines
čitav {adj} :: whole, entire, all
čitav {adj} :: intact, unbroken
čitko {adv} :: legibly
čitljiv {adj} :: legible
čivija {f} [regional] :: pin, peg, bolt, gib
čivija {f} [regional] :: tuner of a string instrument
čivit {m} [regional in Serbia, Bosnia, Croatia] :: indigo, Indigofera tinctoria and Indigofera gen. et spp
čivit {m} [regional in Serbia, Bosnia, Croatia] :: indigo dye
čizma {f} :: boot
čižma {f} [Kajkavian] :: boot
član {m} :: member (one who officially belongs to a group)
član {m} [grammar] :: article
član {m} [law] :: article (section of a legal document, bylaws, etc.)
članak {m} :: article (newspaper)
članak {m} :: ankle
članica {f} :: member (female)
članstvo {n} :: membership
človek {m} [archaic, Kajkavian] :: man; person; human
člověk {m} :: obsolete spelling of človjek
člověk {m} :: obsolete spelling of človek
člověk {m} :: obsolete spelling of človik
človiek {m} :: obsolete spelling of človjek
človik {m} [Chakavian, Ikavian] :: a man; person; human
človjek {m} [obsolete] :: person; man; human
čmar {m} [anatomy] :: anus
čmarni {adj} :: anal
čoban {m} :: shepherd
čoban {m} [pejorative] :: boor, hick (uncultured or rude person)
čoha {f} :: broadcloth
čojstvo {n} [regional] :: manliness, firmness or strength of character
čokolada {f} :: chocolate
čokoladni {adj} [relational] :: chocolate
čokot {m} :: vine plant or stock
čokot {m} :: ear of corn
čopor {m} :: herd, flock, pack (group of wild, usually carnivorous animals)
čorba {f} :: chowder
čovečan {adj} :: humane, pitiful, merciful
čovečanstvo {n} :: mankind, humanity
čovečji {adj} [relational] :: human, man
čovečnost {f} [uncountable] :: humaneness
čovečuljak {m} :: manlet, manling
čovečuljak {m} :: homunculus
čovečuljak {m} [pejorative] :: midget, dwarf
čovek {m} :: man, person
čovek {m} :: human
čovek od reči {m} :: a man of his word
čovekoljubac {m} :: philanthropist
čovekoljubiv {adj} :: philanthropic (loving or helping mankind)
čovekomrzac {m} :: misanthrope
čovik {m} [Chakavian, Ikavian] :: man; person; human
čovječan {adj} :: humane, pitiful, merciful
čovječanstvo {n} :: mankind, humanity
čovječji {adj} [relational] :: human, man
čovječnost {f} [uncountable] :: humaneness, humanity (quality of being humane)
čovječuljak {m} :: manlet, manling
čovječuljak {m} :: homunculus
čovječuljak {m} [pejorative] :: midget, dwarf
čovjek {m} :: man, person
čovjek {m} :: human
čovjekolik {adj} :: anthropoid (having characteristics of a human being, usually in terms of shape or appearance)
čovjekoljubac {m} :: philanthropist
čovjekoljubiv {adj} :: philanthropic (loving or helping mankind)
čovjekoljubivost {f} :: humaneness
čovjekoljubivost {f} :: kindness
čovjekoljublje {n} :: humaneness
čovjekoljublje {n} :: kindness
čovjekomrzac {m} :: misanthrope
čovjekoslovlje {n} :: anthropology
čreda {f} [obsolete] :: flock
čreda {f} [obsolete] :: herd
čredo {f} :: flock
čredo {f} :: herd
črep {m} [Kajkavian] :: roof tile
črevo {n} [Kajkavian] :: intestine
črez {prep} [archaic] :: through
črez {prep} [archaic] :: in, within (of action, to be finished within the specified period)
črez {prep} [archaic] :: throughout
črlen {adj} [Kajkavian] :: red
črlen {adj} [Kajkavian] :: ruddy, rubicund
črn {adj} [regional, obsolete] :: alternative form of crn
črv {m} :: obsolete form of crv
črv {m} [Kajkavian] :: worm
črv {m} [Kajkavian] :: maggot
črven {adj} :: obsolete form of crven
čtanje {n} :: obsolete form of čitanje
čtiti {v} :: obsolete form of čitati
čtivo {n} :: obsolete spelling of štivo
čto {pron} :: obsolete form of što
čtovanje {f} :: obsolete spelling of štovanje
čtovati {v} :: obsolete spelling of štovati
čučanj {m} :: crouch, squat
čučati {vi impf} :: to squat
čučati {vi impf} :: to crouch
čučati {vi impf} [pejorative, ironically] :: to loiter
čučavac {m} :: fledgling (bird)
čučavac {m} :: squat (toilet)
čučnuti {vi pf} :: perfective form of čúčati
čudak {m} :: eccentric, crank
čudakinja {f} :: eccentric, crank
čudan {adj} :: strange, weird, odd
čudesan {adj} :: marvelous, stupendous
čudesno {adv} :: wondrously, marvelously
čudesnost {f} :: wonderfulness, marvellousness
čuditi {vt impf} :: to surprise, to amaze, astonish
čuditi {vr impf} :: to be amazed, wonder oneself, be surprised
čudno {adv} :: oddly, weirdly, strangely
čudnovat {adj} :: strange, queer
čudnovato {adv} :: strangely, queerly
čudo {n} :: wonder, miracle
čudo {n} :: marvel
čudo {n} [colloquial] :: thing, thingamajig, doodad (something confusing, surprising or unnameable)
čudotvorac {m} :: thaumaturgist
čudotvoran {adj} :: miraculous
čudotvorka {f} :: thaumaturgist (female)
čudotvorno {adv} :: miraculously
čudovišan {adj} :: monstrous
čudovišno {adv} :: monstrously
čudovište {n} :: monster
čuđenje {n} :: wonder, amazement, surprise
-čuga {suffix} :: Suffix appended to nominal stems to a create a noun, usually an augmentative with pejorative connotations
čujan {adj} :: audible
čujno {adv} :: audibly
čuka {f} [regional] :: hill or hillock on one side extremely steep, and the other milder sloped
čuka {f} [regional] :: hilltop
čuka {f} [slang, regional] :: clock, watch
čuka {f} [slang, regional] :: hour
čuka {f} [slang, regional] :: heart, ticker
čukunbaba {f} :: great-great-grandmother 4th female ancestor
čukundeda {m} :: great-great-grandfather 4th male ancestor
čukununuk {m} :: great-great-grandson 4th male descendant
čukununuka {f} :: great-great-granddaughter 4th female descendant
čulo {n} :: sense (of sight, smell, hearing, touch, taste)
čun {m} :: a small shallow boat
čupati {vt impf} :: to pluck, pull (something out of something else)
čupati {vt impf} :: to pluck (feathers)
čupati {vr impf} :: to scuffle, brawl
čupav {adj} :: unkempt, shaggy, disheveled
čupavost {f} :: shagginess (quality of being shaggy)
čuperak {m} :: lock, tuft, wisp, cowlick
čuti {vit impf pf} :: to hear
čuti {vt impf pf} :: to smell
čutura {f} :: canteen (water bottle used by solder or camper)
čuvar {m} :: custodian, guard, watchman
čuvarkuća {f} :: houseleek
čuvati {vt impf} :: to guard, protect
čuvati {vt impf} :: to watch over
čuvati {vt impf} :: to save, preserve, conserve
čuvati {vr impf} :: to be careful
čuvati {vr impf} :: to beware, keep away from
čuven {adj} :: famous, renowned, illustrious
čuvstvo {n} :: feeling, emotion [in relation to somebody or something]
čvarak {m} :: čvarak
čvor {m} :: knot
čvor {m} :: node
čvorak {m} :: starling (Sturnidae)
čvornat {adj} :: gnarled
čvoruga {f} :: bump (swelling on the skin caused by illness or injury)
čvrsnuti {vi impf} :: to harden
čvrsnuti {vi impf} :: to become harder, stronger or more robust
čvrst {adj} :: fixed, stable, immovable
čvrst {adj} :: resistant, strong
čvrstina {f} [uncountable] :: firmness, hardness, toughness
čvrsto {adv} :: firmly, tightly, steadily
čvrstoća {f} :: firmness, hardness, toughness
čvrstorukaš {m} :: hard-liner
ć {letter} :: The 5th letter of the Serbo-Croatian Latin alphabet (gajica), preceded by č and followed by d
Ćaba {prop} {f} [Islam] :: Kaaba
ćaća {m} [regional, colloquial] :: daddy, papa
ćaga {f} [Serbia, colloquial] :: permit, certificate, diploma
ćaknut {adj} [colloquial] :: daft, slightly crazy
ćaknuto {adv} :: daftly, crankily
ćaknutost {f} [uncountable] :: daftness, crankiness
ćao {interj} [colloquial] :: hi!
ćao {interj} [colloquial] :: bye!
ćar {m} [regional] :: profit, earnings
ćaskati {vi impf} :: to chat, make small talk
ćebe {n} [regional, Bosnia, Serbia] :: blanket
ćebe {n} [regional, Bosnia, Serbia] :: comforter
ćef {m} [chiefly Bosnia] :: alternative form of ćèif
ćeif {m} [chiefly Bosnia] :: will
ćeif {m} [chiefly Bosnia] :: enjoyment, pleasure, satisfaction
ćela {f} :: bald spot
ćelav {adj} :: bald (having no hair)
ćelavac {m} :: bald person, baldy
ćelavost {f} [uncountable] :: baldness
ćelija {f} :: cell (room for a monk or nun in a monastery or convent)
ćelija {f} :: cell (room in a prison for containing inmates)
ćelija {f} :: cell (compartment in a honeycomb)
ćelija {f} [Serbia, biology] :: cell (basic unit of a living organism). In Croatia and often in Bosnia-Herzegovina, the synonym stanica is used instead
ćelija {f} :: cell (small number of people)
ćelija {f} :: cell (unit in a statistical array). forming the basic unit of an organization)
ćelijski {adj} :: cellular
ćepanica {f} [countable] :: log (wood)
ćepčija {f} [culinary, Serbia regional, Montenegrin, rare] :: ladle
ćepenak {m} [regional] :: door or window of a Turkish shop
ćepica {f} :: small hat for men or women; bonnet, skull cap
ćer {f} [regional] :: alternative form of kćer
ćerati {v impf} [archaic] :: alternative form of tjerati
ćerdati {vt impf} [regional] :: to waste, squander, spend recklessly/extravagantly/carelessly
ćeretati {vi impf} :: to chatter, babble
ćeretav {adj} :: chattering, babbling
ćeretavo {adv} :: chatteringly
ćerka {f} [regional, colloquial] :: alternative form of kćerka
ćešiti {vt impf} [regional] :: to console, comfort
ćevap {m} [usually, in the plural] :: cevapi
ćez {prep} [Kajkavian] :: through
ćez {prep} [Kajkavian] :: in, within [of action, to be finished within the specified period]
ćez {prep} [Kajkavian] :: throughout
-ći {suffix} :: The infinitive ending
ćiler {m} [regional] :: pantry, larder
ćilibar {m} [uncountable, regional, Bosnia, Serbia] :: amber
ćilibar {m} [countable] :: a type of table grape
ćilim {m} :: thick carpet or tapestry of oriental style
ćilimar {m} :: rug or carpet maker/merchant
ćilimara {f} :: rug or carpet workshop/factory
ćilimarstvo {n} [uncountable] :: rugmaking, carpetmaking
ćirilica {f} [uncountable] :: the Cyrillic script
ćirilički {adj} :: Cyrillic
ćirilični {adj} :: Cyrillic
ćirilski {adj} :: Cyrillic
ćor {adj} :: blind (in both eyes)
ćor {adj} :: blind in one eye
ćorav {adj} :: blind in one eye; one-eyed
ćorav {adj} :: having bad eyesight
ćoravac {m} :: one-eyed person
ćoravac {m} :: person having bad eyesight
ćoravica {f} :: one-eyed woman
ćoravica {f} :: woman having bad eyesight
ćoraviti {vt impf} :: to blind
ćoraviti {vi impf} :: to be losing one's eyesight
ćoravost {f} [uncountable] :: blindness in one eye
ćoravost {f} [uncountable] :: the state or property of having bad eyesight
ćoravost {f} [uncountable] :: short-sightedness
ćorsokak {m} :: blind alley
ćorsokak {m} :: dead end
ćorsokak {m} :: cul-de-sac
ćosav {adj} :: beardless, without facial hair
ćosavac {m} :: a man without a beard and a mustache
ćosavac {m} [in folk tales] :: a clever man
ćosavost {f} [uncountable] :: the state of not having a beard and a mustache
ćošak {m} [regional, Bosnia, Serbia] :: corner (of a street, room)
ćotek {m} [obsolete] :: a beating, a thrashing
ćoza {f} :: snowshoe
ćud {f} :: temper, temperament, mood, disposition
ćud {f} :: character, personality
ćudljiv {adj} :: cranky, capricious, moody
ćudljivac {m} :: capricious person
ćudljivo {adv} :: capriciously
ćudljivost {f} :: crankiness, moodishness
ćudoredan {adj} [Croatia] :: moral
ćudoredno {adv} [Croatia] :: morally
ćudorednost {f} [uncountable] :: morality, morals
ćufta {f} :: kofta, meatball
ćuk {m} :: scops owl (Otus scops)
ćuk {m} :: little owl (Athene noctua)
ćuk {m} [by extension, derogatory] :: sap (simpleton)
ćumez {m} [Bosnia] :: chicken coop
ćumez {m} [Bosnia] :: shack, hovel
ćumur {m} [uncountable] :: coal, charcoal
ćumurdžija {m} :: coal miner
ćup {m} :: jug, jar
ćuprija {f} [archaic, poetic] :: bridge
ćurak {m} [regional] :: winter coat with fur
ćurak {m} :: alternative form of ćùrān
ćuran {m} :: a male turkey
ćuretina {f} [Serbian, collective] :: turkey meat; turkey
ćurka {f} :: a female turkey
ćuskija {f} :: crowbar
ćutati {v impf} [Bosnian, Serbian] :: to be silent, to shut up
ćuteti {v impf} [archaic] :: to feel, sense
ćutiti {vt pf} :: to feel (become aware of through the skin; to use the sense of touch)
ćutiti {vt pf} :: to feel, sense (have a sensation of something without the use of touch, sight, hearing, smell, or taste)
ćutiti {vt pf} :: to feel (experience the consequences of)
ćutiti {vt pf} :: to feel (to have a special feeling or a reaction upon stimulus)
ćutiti {vi pf} :: to feel, know (think, believe, or have an impression concerning)
ćutiti {vr pf} :: to feel, be feeling (be in a state of mind or a condition)
ćutjeti {v impf} [archaic] :: to feel, sense
ćutjeti {v impf} [Bosnian, Serbian] :: to be silent, shut up
d {letter} :: The 6th letter of the Serbo-Croatian Latin alphabet (gajica), preceded by ć and followed by
da {conj} :: that
da {conj} :: to, so, so that, in order to
da {conj} :: to (when the subjects of both clauses are not the same)
da {conj} :: [Serbian] to (when the subjects of both clauses are the same; for western Serbo-Croatian use infinitive instead of da + present tense)
da {conj} [subjunctive only, often followed by i] :: if, even if (= kad)
da {conj} [usually preceded by kȁo] :: as if, as though, like
da {conj} [usually preceded by a] :: without (after negative verbs)
da {conj} [archaic, literary, religious] :: lest
da {particle} :: yes
da {particle} [Serbian] :: used when starting a question
da {particle} :: Used in various phrases, expressing wishes, commands etc
dabar {m} :: beaver
dabogda {adv} :: expressing good or bad wish
dabogme {adv} :: of course
dabome {adv} :: of course
dabrov {adj} [relational] :: beaver; beaver's
dabrovina {f} [uncountable] :: beaver's skin, pelt or fur
Dacija {prop} {f} :: Dacia
dacit {m} [geology] :: dacite
dača {f} :: dacha (a Russian villa, or summer house, in the countryside)
daća {f} [historical] :: tax, tribute
daća {f} :: funeral feast, memorial feast
dadaist {m} :: Dadaist
dadaizam {f} :: dadaism
dadilja {f} :: nurse, nanny, babysitter
Dagestan {prop} {m} :: Dagestan
dagnja {f} :: mussel
dagnja {f} :: oyster
dah {m} :: breath
dah {m} :: breathing, respiration
dah {m} :: stench, odor
dahnuti {vi pf} :: to take a breath
dahtaj {m} :: pant, gasp, puff
dahtati {vi impf} :: to pant, gasp, puff
daidža {m} [regional, rare, Muslim] :: uncle (mother’s brother)
daidžinca {f} [chiefly Bosnian] :: aunt (mother's sister-in-law)
daidžinica {f} [regional, rare, Muslim] :: aunt (mother's sister-in-law)
daire {fp} {fp} [plurale tantum] :: dayereh, tambourine
dajk {m} [geology] :: dike
dajre {fp} [uncommon] :: alternative form of daire
dakako {adv} :: of course, surely, certainly
dakle {conj} :: so, thus, therefore
da komšiji crkne krava {phrase} :: expresses the sentiment that harm to others is satisfying (even more that benefit to oneself)
daktil {m} :: dactyl
daktilograf {m} :: typist
daktilografija {f} :: typing, typewriting
daktilografkinja {f} :: typist (female)
daktilografski {adj} [relational] :: typing, typewriting
daktilografski {adv} :: as a typist, in a manner of a typist
dalek {adj} :: far, distant
daleko {adv} :: far (distance)
daleko {adv} :: long ago
daleko {adv} :: very, by far (+ comparative)
dalekoistočni {adj} :: Far Eastern
dalekometni {adj} :: long-range (of guns)
daleko od očiju, daleko od srca {proverb} [idiomatic] :: long absent, soon forgotten
dalekosežan {adj} :: far-reaching
dalekosežnost {f} :: the property of being far-reaching, being far-reaching
dalekovidan {adj} :: farsighted, long-sighted (also figuratively)
dalekovidnica {f} [Croatian, neologism] :: television
dalekovidno {adv} :: foresightedly
dalekovidnost {f} :: farsightedness
dalekovidnost {f} :: foresight
dalekovod {m} :: power line
dalekozor {m} [Croatia] :: binoculars
dalekozor {m} [Croatia] :: telescope
Dalibor {prop} {m} :: given name
da li govorite engleski {phrase} :: do you speak English?
Dalimir {prop} {m} :: given name
Dalmacija {prop} {f} [uncountable] :: Dalmatia
Dalmatinac {prop} {m} :: Dalmatian (male person from Dalmatia)
dalmatiner {m} :: Dalmatian (breed of a dog)
Dalmatinka {prop} {f} :: Dalmatian (person from Dalmatia)
dalmatinski {adj} :: Dalmatian
dalmatinski {adv} :: as a Dalmatian, in a Dalmatian way
dalmatski {adj} [relational] :: Dalmatae, they Illyrian tribe
dalmatski {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Dalmatian language
Dalmoš {prop} {m} [colloquial] :: Dalmatian (person from Dalmatia)
daltonist {m} :: daltonist
daltonizam {m} :: daltonism
daljina {f} :: distance
daljinski {adj} [relational] :: distance; remote, at a distance
daljinski upravljač {m} :: remote control
daljnji {adj} :: next, further
daljnji {adj} :: far, distant
dama {f} :: lady
dama {f} [chess, cards] :: queen
damar {m} [obsolete] :: vein, blood vessel
damar {m} [obsolete] :: muscle
damar {m} [obsolete] :: muscle tissue
Damask {prop} {m} :: Damask (capital city)
Damir {prop} {m} :: given name "to give peace"
dan {m} :: day
Danac {prop} {m} :: Dane
danak {m} [diminutive, hypocoristic] :: day
danak {m} :: tribute (paid by a vassal)
danak {m} :: tax, levy
danas {adv} :: today
današnji {adj} [relational] :: present-day; today's
današnji {adj} :: modern
današnjica {f} :: nowadays, entirety of everything existing or occurring now
Danelag {prop} :: the Danelaw
dangubiti {vi impf} :: to waste time
dangubiti {vi impf} :: to loaf, idle, loiter, to slack off
Danibor {prop} {m} :: given name
Danica {prop} {f} [uncountable] :: morning star
Danica {prop} {f} :: given name
danima {adv} :: for days and days
Danimir {prop} {m} :: given name
dan i noć {phrase} :: day and night
Danislav {prop} {m} :: given name
danomice {adv} :: daily, every day
danonoćni {adj} :: night-and-day, 24-hour, round-the-clock
dan rođenja {m} :: birthday
dan rođenja {m} :: date of birth
dan rođenja {m} :: birthdate
Danska {prop} {f} [uncountable] :: Denmark
danski {adj} :: Danish
danski {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Danish language
danteovski {adj} :: Dantesque
danteovski {adv} :: as Dante, in a manner of Dante
danju {adv} :: during the day
daoizam {m} :: Taoism
dapače {adv} :: even
dapače {adv} [usually, Croatian] :: moreover, what's more, furthermore
dapače {adv} [slang] :: of course, naturally
dar {m} :: gift
darčin {m} [regional] :: cinnamon
darežljiv {adj} :: generous, bounteous, munificent (willing to give unsparingly)
darežljivo {adv} :: generously, liberally, munificently
darežljivost {f} :: generosity, munificence
Darinko {prop} {m} :: given name
darivalac {m} :: donor, giver
darivati {vt impf pf} :: to gift
darivati {vt impf pf} :: to donate
Darko {prop} {m} :: given name
darmstadij {m} :: darmstadtium
darodavac {m} :: donor, giver
darovati {vt pf} :: to gift
darovati {vt pf} :: to donate
darovit {adj} :: talented, gifted
darovitost {f} :: talent, gift
darvinist {m} :: Darwinist
darvinizam {m} :: Darwinism
daska {f} :: board, plank
daščica {f} :: a thin or small board
daščurina {f} [pejorative, augmentative] :: board (long, wide and thin piece of any material, usually wood)
dati {vit pf} :: to give
dati {vi pf} [dative] :: to let, permit, allow
dati {vt pf} [by extension, accusative] :: to have done (let or entrust someone to do something on one's behalf by a command, request or invitation)
dati {vr pf} :: to let be acted upon; to give in, give way
dati {vi pf} [slang] :: to put out (consent to sex)
dati {vr pf} [by extension] :: to surrender, give up, let up, give in
dati {vt pf} :: to produce, emit, give off, give out
dati {vt pf} [by extension] :: to yield, produce, bear (fruit or other product of a tree or plant)
dati {vr pf} [dated] :: to start, begin (become available) (+ u/od + accusative/genitive)
dati {vr pf} [impersonal, colloquial] :: to feel like, to want to do something, to be in the mood for something
dativ {m} :: the dative case
datoteka {f} [computing] :: file
datulja {f} :: date (fruit)
datulja {f} :: date, date palm (plant)
datum {m} :: date (as in day, month, and year)
datum rođenja {m} :: date of birth
datum rođenja {m} :: birthdate
datum rođenja {m} :: birthday
daunloudati {v impf} [computing] :: to download
davalac {m} :: giver
davalac {m} :: donor
davati {v impf} :: imperfective form of dati
daviti {vtr impf} :: to choke, strangle
daviti {vtr impf} :: to drown
daviti {vt impf} [colloquial] :: to annoy, to bother, to pester
davni {adj} :: ancient, olden
davni {adj} :: bygone
davni {adj} :: old, stale
davnina {f} :: ancient times, antiquity
davno {adv} :: long ago
dažbina {f} :: duty, tax
dažd {m} [archaic, rare] :: rain
daždevnjak {m} :: salamander
dći {f} :: obsolete spelling of kći
de {adv} [Kajkavian, regional] :: where
de {pron} [Kajkavian, regional] :: where
deaktivirati {vt impf pf} :: to deactivate, to disable (to put something out of action)
debata {f} :: debate, discussion
debelo {adv} :: (expressively) outrageously, excessively (of an action)
debelokožac {m} :: pachyderm
debelokožac {m} [figuratively] :: thick-skinned person
debeljko {m} :: fatty, fatso
debeljuškast {adj} :: plump, stout
debeo {adj} :: fat
debeo {adj} :: thick
debi {m} :: debut
debilan {adj} :: moronic, imbecilic, feebleminded
deblo {n} :: trunk (of a tree)
deblokirati {v impf pf} :: to unblock
debljati {vr impf} :: to grow fat, gain weight, put on weight
debljati {vt impf} :: to fatten, thicken
debljina {f} :: fatness
debljina {f} :: thickness
debljina {f} :: bulk, girth
debljina {f} :: depth [of snow]
deca {n} [collective] :: children
deceleracija {f} :: deceleration
decembar {m} :: December
decembarski {adj} [relational] :: December
decenija {m} :: decade
decigram {m} :: decigram
decimalni broj {m} [mathematics] :: decimal number
decimetar {m} :: decimetre
dečak {m} :: a boy, youngster
dečaštvo {n} :: boyhood
dečec {m} [Kajkavian] :: boy
deček {m} [Kajkavian] :: boy
dečje boginje {fp} [disease, plurale tantum] :: chickenpox (Varicella)
dečji {adj} [relational] :: children or infants
dečko {m} :: boy
dečko {m} :: boyfriend
dečko {m} :: jack, knave in card games
ded {m} :: grandfather
deda {m} :: grandfather
dedek {m} [Kajkavian] :: grandfather
dedukcija {f} :: deduction
deduktivan {adj} :: deductive
def {m} :: daf
def {m} :: tambourine
defekt {m} :: defect, flaw
defektan {adj} :: defective
defetist {m} :: defeatist
defetistički {adj} :: defeatist
defetistički {adv} :: as a defeatist, in a manner of a defeatist
defetistkinja {f} :: defeatist (female)
defetizam {m} :: defeatism
deficit {m} :: deficit (financial)
defile {m} :: march-past
definicija {f} :: definition
definitivan {adj} :: definitive
definitivan {adj} :: final, definite
definitivno {adv} :: definitely
deflacija {f} [economics] :: deflation
defter {m} :: notebook
defter {m} [accounting] :: books, accounting records, register
defter {m} [historical] :: defter, Ottoman tax register
degenečiti {vt impf} [regional, expressively] :: to bludgeon somebody (beat with a club)
degenek {m} :: stick
degenek {m} :: rod
degenek {m} :: ferule
degenek {m} :: club
degenerik {m} :: a degenerate (person exhibiting psychological or biological degeneration)
degradirati {vt impf pf} :: to degrade, demote
deizam {m} :: deism
dejstvovati {vi impf} [Serbia] :: to operate, function, work
deka {m} [hypocoristic] :: grandfather, grandpa
deka {f} :: blanket
dekada {f} :: decade
dekadentan {adj} :: decadent
dekagram {m} :: decagram
dekan {m} :: dean (of a university)
dekla {f} [Kajkavian] :: girl
deklaracija {f} :: declaration
deklica {f} [Kajkavian] :: diminutive of dekla
deklin {m} [Kajkavian] :: lid
deklinacija {f} [grammar] :: declension
dekoherencija {f} [physics] :: decoherence
dekontaminacija {f} :: decontamination
dekorativan {adj} :: decorative
dekorativno {adv} :: decoratively
dekret {m} :: decree
delati {vt impf} :: to make, produce
delati {vt impf} :: to act
delati {v impf} [Kajkavian] :: to work
delati {v impf} [Kajkavian] :: to do
delatnica {f} :: employee
delatnik {m} :: employee
delatnost {f} :: action, activity
delatnost {f} :: services, business
delegacija {f} :: delegation
delfin {m} :: dolphin (mammal)
delfin {m} [swimming] :: butterfly
Delhi {prop} {m} :: Delhi (megacity/and/union territory)
delić {m} :: small part
delikatan {adj} :: delicate
delikatesa {f} :: delicacy (pleasing food)
delikatno {adv} :: delicately, in a delicate manner, with delicacy
delikatnost {f} :: delicacy (quality of being delicate; elegance of construction or appearance; refinement in taste)
delikt {m} :: delict, offence
delimično {adv} :: partially, partly
Delimir {prop} {m} :: given name
delinkvent {m} :: delinquent, offender
deliti {vt impf} :: to divide, separate
deliti {vt impf} :: to share
deliti {vt impf} :: to give, distribute, dispense
deliti {v impf} [mathematics] :: to divide
deliti {vr impf} :: to divide, fork
delo {n} :: work
delo {n} :: piece of work
delo {n} :: deed, act
delokrug {m} :: area, scope, domain (of influence or operation)
delom {adv} :: partly, partially
delomice {adv} :: partially, partly
delomičan {adj} :: partial, not complete
delomično {adv} :: partially, partly
delotvoran {adj} :: efficient, effective
delotvorno {adv} :: effectively, efficiently
delovanje {n} :: action, act
delovanje {n} :: effect
delovati {vi impf} :: to work, perform, function, operate
delovati {vi impf} :: to seem, act as if
delovati {vi impf} :: to influence, affect, act on (+ na (on))
delta {f} :: delta, the Greek letter Δ, δ
deljiv {adj} :: partible
deljiv {adj} :: divisible
demagog {m} :: demagogue, demagog
demagogija {f} :: demagoguery
demagoški {adj} :: demagogic
demagoški {adv} :: demagogically
demanti {m} :: denial (official)
demfati {v impf} [regional] :: to muffle, to damp
demilitarizacija {f} :: demilitarization
deminiranje {noun} :: demining, mine clearance
deminutiv {m} :: diminutive
demižon {m} [regional] :: demijohn, carboy
demižonka {f} [regional] :: demijohn, carboy
demode {adj} :: outmoded, unfashionable
demokracija {f} [Croatia] :: democracy
demokrat {m} :: democrat
demokrat {m} :: Democrat
demokratija {f} [Bosnia, Serbia] :: democracy
Demokratska Narodna Republika Koreja {prop} {f} :: Democratic People's Republic of Korea
Demokratska Republika Kongo {prop} {f} :: Democratic Republic of Congo
demokratski {adj} :: democratic
demokratski {adv} :: democratically
demokratski socijalizam {m} :: democratic socialism
demon {m} :: demon
demonizacija {f} :: demonization
demonologija {f} :: demonology
demonski {adj} :: demonic
demonski {adv} :: demonically
demonstrant {m} :: demonstrator (a person involved in a public display of group opinion)
denarnica {f} [Kajkavian] :: wallet
denaturirani alkohol {m} :: methylated spirit
dendi {m} :: dandy (man very concerned about his clothes and his appearance)
dendrit {m} :: dendrite
dendrokronologija {f} :: dendrochronology
dendrologija {f} :: dendrology
denes {adv} [Kajkavian] :: today
Denis {prop} {m} :: given name
denotacija {f} :: denotation
dental {m} :: a dental
dentalan {adj} :: dental
denuncijacija {f} :: informing, snitching
denuncijacija {f} :: denunciation
denuncijant {m} :: informer, snitch
denuncijantski {adj} :: informer's, informing
denuncijantski {adv} :: like an informer
deo {m} [Bosnia, Serbia] :: part
deoba {f} :: division, partition
deoba {f} :: distribution
deonica {noun} :: section
deonica {noun} :: stretch
deonica {noun} :: stock
deontologija {f} :: deontology
depo {m} :: depot
deponij {m} :: town/city dump, waste area
depopulacija {f} :: depopulation
depresija {f} :: depression
deran {m} :: mischievous boy, naughty boy
derati {vt impf} :: to tear, pull apart
derati {vt impf} :: to skin, flay, strip
derati {vr impf} :: to scream, shriek, shout, yell
derbi {m} :: local derby
derište {n} :: badly behaved kid, little brat
derivacija {f} :: derivation
dermatologija {f} :: dermatology
dernek {m} :: fair
dernek {m} :: celebration, party
dernjava {f} :: blubbering
ders {m} [Bosnia, regional] :: lecture
ders {m} [Bosnia, regional] :: lesson
derviš {m} :: Dervish
derviški {adj} [relational] :: Dervish
derviški {adv} :: like a Dervish
desert {m} :: dessert
deset {num} :: ten (10)
desetak {num} :: around ten
desetak {num} :: a group or collection of around ten
desetar {m} [military, Serbian] :: corporal
desetero {n} :: ten persons of different gender/sex
deseti {adj} :: tenth
desetina {f} :: one tenth
desetka {f} :: ten (digit or figure)
desetka {f} :: anything numbered ten (playing card, tram, bus, player with a jersey number 10 etc.)
desetleće {n} :: decade (time period)
desetljeće {n} :: decade (time period)
desetnik {m} [military, army, Croatian] :: corporal
desetnik {m} [military, navy, Croatian] :: petty officer second class
desetnik {m} [military, Ancient Rome] :: decurion
desetogodišnjak {m} :: ten-year-old
desetogodišnji {adj} :: decennial, decennary
desetogodišnjica {f} :: the tenth anniversary, decennial
desetorica {f} :: (collectively) ten men
desetoro {n} :: ten persons of different gender/sex
Desimir {prop} {m} :: given name
desiti {vr pf} :: to happen, occur
deska {f} [Kajkavian] :: board
deskriptivan {adj} :: descriptive
Deslav {prop} {m} :: given name
desni {f} [plurale tantum] :: gums
desni {adj} :: right
desni {adj} :: right-wing
desnica {f} :: right hand
desnica {f} :: political right
desničar {m} :: rightist, right-winger
desnik {m} :: an alveolar
desno {adv} :: right (in a right direction)
despot {m} :: despot
despotizam {m} :: despotism
despotski {adj} :: despotic
despotski {adv} :: despotically
despotstvo {n} :: despotism
destinacija {f} :: destination
destrukcija {f} :: destruction
destruktivan {adj} :: destructive
destruktivno {adv} :: destructively
dešavanje {noun} :: event
dešavati {vr impf} :: to happen, occur
dešč {m} [Kajkavian] :: rain
dešnjak {m} :: right-handed man
dešnjakinja {f} :: right-handed woman, right-hander (female)
detalj {m} :: detail
detaljan {adj} :: detailed
detao {m} :: woodpecker
detčko {m} :: obsolete spelling of dečko
dete {n} :: child, kid
děte {n} :: obsolete spelling of dijete
děte {n} :: obsolete spelling of dete
děte {n} :: obsolete spelling of dite
detektirati {v impf pf} :: (Croatian) to detect
detektiv {m} :: detective
detektivka {f} :: detective
detektor {m} :: detector
detelina {f} :: clover
detence {n} [uncountable, diminutive] :: small child
determinacija {f} :: determination, determinacy
determinizam {m} :: determinism
detešce {n} :: little child
deti {v} [Kajkavian] :: to put, to place
detinjast {adj} :: childish
detinjasto {adv} :: childishly
detinji {adj} :: childlike
detinjstvo {n} :: childhood
detlić {m} :: woodpecker
detonacija {f} :: detonation
deuteragonist {m} :: deuteragonist
deva {f} :: camel (mammal)
deva {f} [poetic] :: maiden
Deva {prop} {f} :: Virgo
Deva {prop} {f} :: Virgin Mary; Our Lady
devac {m} :: male virgin
devalvacija {f} :: devaluation
devastacija {f} :: devastation
devedeset {num} :: ninety
devedeseti {adj} :: ninetieth
dever {m} :: brother-in-law (one's husband's brother)
devest {num} [colloquial] :: ninety
devet {num} :: nine (9)
devetero {n} :: nine persons of different gender/sex
deveti {adj} :: ninth
devetica {f} :: nine (digit or figure)
devetica {f} :: anything numbered nine (playing card, tram, bus, player with a jersey number 9 etc.)
devetina {f} :: one ninth
devetka {f} :: nine (digit or figure)
devetka {f} :: anything numbered nine (playing card, tram, bus, player with a jersey number 9 etc.)
devetnaest {num} :: nineteen
devetnaesti {adj} :: nineteenth
devetnajst {num} [colloquial] :: nineteen
devetorica {f} :: (collectively) nine men
devetoro {n} :: nine persons of different gender/sex
devetsto {num} :: nine hundred
devica {f} :: virgin
devica {f} :: damsel, maid, maiden, girl
devijacija {f} :: deviation
devijacijski {adj} [relational] :: deviation; deviational
devin {adj} [relational] :: camel; camel's
devojče {n} :: maiden, girl
devojčica {f} :: girl, lass
devojka {f} :: girl, maiden
děvojka {f} :: obsolete spelling of djevojka
děvojka {f} :: obsolete spelling of devojka
děvojka {f} :: obsolete spelling of divojka
děvojka {f} :: obsolete spelling of đevojka
dezerter {m} :: deserter
dezertirati {vi impf pf} :: to desert (leave a military or naval unit without permission)
dezinfekcija {f} :: disinfection
dezinficirati {vt impf pf} [Croatia] :: to disinfect
dezinformacija {f} :: disinformation
dezinsekcija {f} :: debugging, fumigation, deinsectization, disinsectization (extermination of insects)
dezintegracija {f} :: disintegration
dezoksiribonukleinska kiselina {f} :: deoxyribonucleic acid
dezoksiribonukleinski {adj} :: deoxyribonucleic
dezorganizacija {f} :: disorganization, disarrangement
dezorijentacija {f} [uncountable] :: disorientation
dežđ {m} [Kajkavian] :: alternative form of dažd
dežmekast {adj} :: stocky
dežuran {adj} :: on duty, on call
di {adv} [Chakavian, Ikavian, colloquial] :: where [interrogative]
di {pron} [Chakavian, Ikavian] :: where
dibek {m} [dialectal] :: mortar (used with a pestle)
Dicmo {prop} {m} :: Dicmo (municipality)
dičiti {vr impf} [instrumental, used with preposition s or sa] :: to boast with, to brag about, to pride oneself on
dići {vt pf} :: to lift, raise, elevate (cause to rise)
dići {vr pf} [of the celestial body] :: to rise
dići gomilu {v pf} [idiomatic] :: To cause an uproar, to yell or curse at someone
did {m} [Ikavian] :: grandfather
didaktički {adj} :: didactic
didaktika {f} :: didactics
died {m} :: obsolete spelling of djed
dielo {n} :: obsolete spelling of djelo
dielovanje {n} :: obsolete spelling of djelovanje
dies {adv} [Kajkavian] :: today
dietca {f} :: obsolete spelling of djeca
diete {f} :: obsolete spelling of dijete
dieti {v} :: obsolete spelling of dijeti
dievojka {f} :: obsolete spelling of djevojka
diferencijalna geometrija {f} [mathematics] :: differential geometry
diferencijalna jednadžba {f} [mathematics] :: differential equation
diferencijalna topologija {f} [mathematics] :: differential topology
diftong {m} :: diphthong
diftongizacija {f} [phonology] :: diphthongization
diftonški {adj} :: diphthongal
difuzan {adj} :: diffuse
difuzija {f} [physics] :: diffusion
difuzivnost {f} :: diffusivity (tendency to diffuse)
difuzivnost {f} [physics] :: diffusivity (coefficient of diffusion)
digitalni {adj} :: digital
digitron {m} :: calculator
digresija {f} :: digression
dihati {v impf} [Kajkavian] :: to breathe
dihtung {m} [mechanics] :: seal
dijabetes {m} :: diabetes
dijabetičar {m} :: diabetic
dijabetičarka {f} :: diabetic
dijaboličan {adj} :: diabolical
dijafan {adj} :: diaphanous (of a fine, almost transparent texture)
dijafragma {f} :: diaphragm
dijageneza {f} [geology] :: diagenesis
dijagnostičar {m} :: diagnostician
dijagnostičarka {f} :: diagnostician (female)
dijagnostički {adj} :: diagnostic
dijagnostika {f} :: diagnostics
dijagnoza {f} :: diagnosis
dijagonala {f} :: diagonal
dijagonalan {adj} :: diagonal
dijagonalna matrica {f} [linear algebra] :: diagonal matrix
dijagram {m} :: diagram
dijahronija {f} [Bosnia, Serbia, linguistics] :: diachrony
dijakritički {adj} :: diacritical
dijakronija {f} [Croatia, linguistics] :: diachrony
dijalekat {m} [Bosnia, Montenegro, Serbia] :: dialect
dijalekt {m} [Croatia] :: dialect
dijalektologija {f} :: dialectology
dijalog {m} :: dialogue
dijamant {m} :: diamond
dijametralan {adj} :: diametral, diametrical
dijametralno {adv} :: diametrically
dijareja {f} :: diarrhea
dijeliti {vt impf} :: to divide, separate
dijeliti {vt impf} :: to share
dijeliti {vt impf} :: to give, distribute, dispense
dijeliti {v impf} [mathematics] :: to divide
dijeliti {vr impf} :: to divide, fork
dijelom {adv} :: partly, partially
dijeta {f} :: diet
dijete {n} :: child, kid
dika {f} :: pride
dika {f} :: fame, glory, honor
dika {f} [obsolete] :: darling
dika {f} :: alternative form of dikka
dika {f} :: dika (African food made from the almond-like seeds of the Irvingia gabonensis syn. Irvingia barteri)
dikcija {f} :: diction, elocution
dikka {f} :: dikka
dikobraz {m} :: porcupine
diktat {m} :: dictate
diktator {m} :: dictator
diktatorica {f} [chiefly Croatian] :: dictator (female)
diktatorka {f} [chiefly Bosnian, Serbian] :: dictator (female)
diktatorski {adj} :: dictatorial
diktatura {f} :: dictatorship
diktirati {vit impf pf} :: to dictate
dil {m} :: deal (agreement between parties)
dilema {f} :: dilemma
diler {m} :: drug dealer
diletant {m} :: dilettante
dilkuša {f} [regional] :: songbird, usually nightingale
dilkušica {f} :: diminutive of dilkuša
dilo {n} [Chakavian, Ikavian] :: work; piece of work; deed, act
dilum {m} :: a slice obtained by longitudinal cutting
diljem {adv} :: (with genitive) throughout
dim {m} :: smoke
dimenzija {f} :: dimension
Dimitar {prop} {m} :: given name
dimiti {vr impf} :: to give off smoke
dimničar {m} :: (Bosnian, Serbian) chimney sweep
dimnjačar {m} :: chimney sweep
dimnjak {m} :: chimney
dimnjak {m} :: smokestack
dina {f} :: dune
dinamika {f} :: dynamics
dinamit {m} :: dynamite
dinamo {m} :: dynamo
dinar {m} :: dinar
dinar {m} [figurative] :: a small amount of money in general
dinar {m} :: coins in Spanish playing cards
dinastija {f} :: dynasty
dinosaurus {m} :: dinosaur
dinstati {vtr impf} :: to stew
dinja {f} :: cantaloupe
dinja {f} :: melon
dio {m} [Bosnia, Croatia] :: part
dioba {f} :: division, partition
dioba {f} :: distribution
dionica {f} :: share (financial instrument)
dionica {f} :: section (of a road, railway track, etc.) between two destinations
dionica {f} [music] :: part
dioničar {m} :: shareholder
dioničarsko društvo {n} :: joint-stock company
diploidan {adj} [cytology] :: diploid
diploma {f} [education] :: diploma
diploma {f} [education] :: degree
diplomacija {f} :: diplomacy
diplomat {m} :: diplomat
diplomatski {adj} :: diplomatic
diplomatski {adv} :: diplomatically
diplomirati {v impf pf} :: to graduate
dirati {vt impf} :: to touch
direktan {adj} :: direct, straight
direktan {adj} :: immediate
direktno {adv} :: directly, straight
direktor {m} :: director (one who directs)
direktor {m} :: principal (of a school)
direktor {m} :: manager, head, executive
direktorica {f} :: (Croatian) director (female)
direktorij {m} [computing, Croatian] :: directory
direktorijum {m} [computing, Bosnia, Serbia] :: directory, folder
dirhem {m} [regional, historical] :: dirham (especially silver coin used during the Ottoman Empire)
dirigent {m} :: conductor (music)
dirnuti {vt pf} :: to touch
disati {vit impf} :: to breathe, take breath
disciplina {f} :: discipline
disekcija {f} :: dissection
disforija {f} :: dysphoria (state of feeling unwell, unhappy, restless or depressed)
disident {m} :: dissident
disidentski {adj} :: dissident
disidentski {adv} :: dissidently
disimilacija {f} [phonology] :: dissimilation
disipacija {f} [physics] :: dissipation
disjunkcija {f} :: disjunction (logic)
disjunkcija {f} :: separation
diskalkulija {f} :: dyscalculia
diskordijanizam {m} :: Discordianism
diskreditirati {vt impf pf} [Croatia] :: to discredit
diskretan {adj} :: discrete
diskretna matematika {f} :: discrete mathematics
diskretno {adv} :: discretely
diskriminacija {f} :: discrimination (unfair treatment on the basis of prejudice)
diskriminirati {vit impf pf} [Croatia] :: to discriminate
diskusija {f} :: discussion
diskutirati {vit impf pf} [Croatia] :: to discuss
diskvalificirati {vt impf pf} [Croatian] :: to disqualify
diskvalifikacija {f} :: disqualification
dislokacija {f} :: dislocation
disocijacija {f} :: dissociation
disprozij {m} :: dysprosium
distinktivno {adv} :: distinctively
distorzija {f} :: distortion
distribucija {f} :: distribution
dišati {vi} [Kajkavian] :: to smell
dišpet {m} [Chakavian] :: spite, defiance
div {m} :: giant
divan {adj} :: wonderful
divan {m} :: divan (furniture)
divan {m} :: divan (council)
divan {m} :: divan (collection of poems)
divan {m} [historical] :: court, tribunal (in Ottoman period)
divan {m} [regional] :: conversation, word
divaniti {vit impf} :: to speak, to narrate, to tell
divaniti {vi impf} :: to converse, to talk
diver {m} [Chakavian, Ikavian] :: brother-in-law (one's husband's brother)
divergentni red {m} [mathematics] :: divergent series
divertentni niz {m} [mathematics] :: divergent sequence
diverzitet {m} :: diversity
divica {f} [Chakavian, Ikavian] :: virgin
diviti {vr impf} :: to admire, wonder at (+ dative)
divizma {f} :: mullein (Verbascum gen. et spp.)
divji {adj} :: wild, savage
divjina {f} :: obsolete spelling of divljina
divljač {f} :: venison
divljački {adj} :: barbarian, savage
divljački {adv} :: like a barbarian, like a savage
divljak {m} :: savage
divljak {m} :: barbarian
divljak {m} :: lunatic
divljak {m} :: wild person
divljakinja {f} :: savage or unsociable woman
divljakuša {f} :: savage or unsociable woman
divljaluk {m} [slang, regional] :: verbal noun of divljati
divljan {m} :: cyclops
divljaštvo {n} :: savagery
divljati {vi impf} :: to act wildly, savagely
divljati {vi impf} :: to become wild
divlje {adv} :: wildly, savagely
divlji {adj} :: wild, savage
divljina {f} [uncountable] :: wilderness
divojka {f} [Chakavian, Ikavian] :: girl, maiden
divovski {adj} :: giant, gigantic, colossal
divovski {adv} :: as a giant
diza {f} :: nozzle
diza {f} :: curd
diza {f} :: cottage cheese
dizajn {m} :: design
dizajner {m} :: designer
dizalica {f} :: crane (mechanical lifting device)
dizalo {n} :: elevator, lift (platform used for the moving of people)
dizati {vt impf} :: to lift, raise, elevate (cause to rise)
dizati {vr impf} [of the celestial body] :: to rise
dizna {f} :: nozzle
dizoslovlje {n} :: meteorology
djeca {n} [collective] :: children
dječak {m} :: a boy, youngster
dječaštvo {n} :: boyhood
dječje boginje {fp} [disease, plurale tantum] :: chickenpox (Varicella)
dječji {adj} [relational] :: children or infants
djed {m} :: grandfather
djelati {vt impf} :: to make, produce
djelati {vt impf} :: to act
djelatnica {f} :: employee
djelatnik {m} :: employee
djelatnost {f} :: action, activity
djelatnost {f} :: services, business
djelić {m} :: small part
djelo {n} :: work
djelo {n} :: piece of work
djelo {n} :: deed, act
djelokrug {m} :: area, scope, domain (of influence or operation)
djelomice {adv} :: partially, partly
djelomičan {adj} :: partial, not complete
djelomično {adv} :: partially, partly
djelotvoran {adj} :: efficient, effective
djelotvorno {adv} :: effectively, efficiently
djelotvornost {f} :: effectiveness
djelotvornost {f} :: efficiency
djelovanje {n} :: action, act
djelovanje {n} :: effect
djelovati {vi impf} :: to work, function, operate
djelovati {vi impf} :: to act, react, take action (in response to something)
djelovati {vi impf} :: to seem, act as
djelovati {vi impf} :: to influence, affect, act on (+ na (on))
djeljiv {adj} :: partible
djeljiv {adj} :: divisible
djetao {m} :: woodpecker
djetelina {f} :: clover
djetence {n} [uncountable, diminutive] :: small child
djetešce {n} :: little child
djetić {f} [Croatia] :: apprentice
djetinjast {adj} :: childish
djetinjasto {adv} :: childishly
djetinji {adj} :: childlike
djetinjstvo {n} :: childhood
djetlić {m} :: woodpecker
djeva {f} [poetic] :: maiden
Djeva {prop} {f} :: Virgo
Djeva {prop} {f} :: Virgin Mary; Our Lady
djevac {m} :: male virgin
djever {m} :: brother-in-law (brother of one's husband)
djevica {f} :: virgin
djevica {f} :: damsel, maid, maiden, girl
djevojče {n} :: maiden, girl
djevojčica {f} :: girl, lass
djevojčuljak {m} [hypocoristic] :: little girl
djevojčurak {m} :: (expressively) a young girl
djevojka {f} :: girl, maiden
djevojka {f} :: girlfriend
dlačica {f} :: a single little hair
dlaka {f} :: a single hair
dlaka u jajetu {proverb} :: fly in the ointment
dlakav {adj} :: hairy, shaggy
dlakavost {f} [uncountable] :: hairiness, shagginess
dlan {m} :: the palm of the hand
dlanovnik {m} [computing, Croatia] :: a hand-held
dleto {n} :: chisel
dlg {adj} :: obsolete spelling of dug
dlijeto {n} :: chisel
dnevni {adj} :: daily
dnevnik {m} :: diary
dnevnik {m} :: daily newspaper
dnevnik {m} :: news on TV
dnevno {adv} :: daily, on a daily basis
DNK {noun} :: initialism of dezoksiribonukleinska kiselina
dno {n} :: bottom
do {adv} :: only, except
do {adv} :: around, approximately
do {adv} :: due to, because of
do {prep} :: up to, to, until, as far as, by
do {prep} :: before (= prȉje/prȅ)
do {prep} :: beside, next (to)
do {prep} [by extension, , idiomatic and figurative meanings] :: up to one; interested in; feel like
do {m} [regional, Bosnia, Serbia] :: dale, small valley
do {m} [music] :: do
dob {f} :: age
doba {n} :: time
doba {n} :: age, epoch, era
doba {n} :: season (division of the year in regards to weather)
dobaciti {vit pf} :: to throw as far as, throw toward
dobacivati {vit impf} :: to throw as far as, throw toward
dobar {adj} :: good
dobar {adj} :: well-behaved
dobar {adj} :: kind, thoughtful
dobar {adj} :: adequate, proper
dobar dan {phrase} :: good day
dobar dan {phrase} :: good afternoon
dobar tek {interj} [Croatia] :: bon appétit
dobavljač {m} :: purveyor, supplier
dobavljiv {adj} :: obtainable
dober večer {phrase} [Kajkavian] :: good evening
dobiće {n} [archaic] :: a win
dobiće {n} [archaic] :: a profit
dobit {f} :: profit
dobitak {m} :: profit, proceeds
dobitak {m} :: gain
dobiti {vt pf} :: to receive, get, obtain, acquire
dobiti {vt pf} :: to win (game, prize, suit)
dobiti {vt pf} :: to gain (time, weight, importance, magnitude etc.)
dobitnica {f} :: winner (female)
dobitnik {m} :: winner
dobivati {vt impf} :: to receive, get, obtain, acquire
dobivati {vt impf} :: to win (game, prize, suit)
dobivati {vt impf} :: to gain (time, weight, importance, magnitude etc.)
doboš {m} :: drum
dobra večer {phrase} [Croatia] :: good evening
Dobrilo {prop} {m} :: given name
Dobrinj {prop} {m} :: Dobrinj (municipality)
dobro {m} :: Name of the letter <d> in the Glagolitic alphabet
dobro {n} :: property, estate
dobro {n} :: well-being, welfare, sake
dobro {adv} :: well (in a good manner)
dobro {adv} :: properly, rightly (in a proper manner)
dobro {particle} :: well
dobro {particle} :: all right, so be it, OK, fine
dobro {m} :: dobro (acoustic guitar)
dobrobit {f} :: well being, health
dobrobit {f} :: sake
dobročinac {m} :: benefactor
dobročinitelj {m} :: benefactor
dobročinstvo {n} :: benefaction, beneficence
dobrodošao {adj} :: welcome
dobrodošli {interj} :: welcome
dobrodošlica {f} :: welcome
dobrodušan {adj} :: well-intentioned, benign, harmless
dobrohotan {adj} :: benevolent
dobro jutro {phrase} :: good morning
dobronameran {adj} :: benevolent
dobronamjeran {adj} :: benevolent
dobrota {f} :: goodness
dobrotvor {m} :: benefactor, patron
dobrotvoran {adj} :: charitable, philanthropic
dobrotvorka {f} :: benefactress
dobrotvorka {f} :: philanthropist
dobro veče {phrase} :: good evening
dobrovoljac {m} :: volunteer
dočarati {vit pf} [with dative] :: to evoke, call forth, conjure up
dočaravati {v impf} :: imperfective form of dočarati
dočariv {adj} :: alternative form of dočarljiv
dočarljiv {adj} :: evocable, conjurable (that can be called in mind)
dočasnica {f} :: female non-commissioned officer (armed forces)
dočasnik {m} [military, Croatia] :: non-commissioned officer
doček {m} :: reception (social engagement)
dočekati {vt pf} :: to welcome, receive, greet
dočekati {vt pf} :: to wait for/until (something specified)
dočekati {vr pf} :: to land, fall safely (on one's feet, of a person or animal)
dočekivati {vt impf} :: to welcome, receive, greet
dočekivati {vt impf} :: to live long enough to see that what one waited for happen or came true
dočekivati {vr impf} :: to land, fall safely (on one's feet, of a person or animal)
dočepati {v pf} :: catch, grasp
doći {vi pf} :: to come, arrive
doći {vt pf} [colloquial] :: to cost, come out to (price of something, usually compounded cost)
dodatak {m} :: addition, a thing being added
dodatan {adj} :: additional
dodati {vt pf} :: to add
dodati {vt pf} :: to pass, hand
dodati {v pf} [sports] :: to pass (ball)
dodatno {adv} :: additionally
dodavanje {n} :: addition; the act of adding to something
dodavati {vt impf} :: to add
dodavati {vt impf} :: to pass, hand
dodavati {v impf} [sports] :: to pass (ball)
dodeliti {vt pf} :: to allot, award, grant, give, assign (help, award, scholarship, credit etc.)
dodeljivati {vt impf} :: to allot, award, grant, give, assign (help, award, scholarship, credit etc.)
dodijeliti {vt pf} :: to allot, award, grant, give, assign (help, award, scholarship, credit etc.)
dodirivati {vt impf} :: to touch
dodirnuti {vt pf} :: to touch
dodjeljivati {vt impf} :: to allot, award, grant, give, assign (help, award, scholarship, credit etc.)
doduše {adv} :: on the other hand, although
događaj {m} :: event
događati {vr impf} :: to happen
dogma {f} :: dogma
dogmatski {adj} :: dogmatic
dogmatski {adv} :: dogmatically
dogoditi {vr pf} :: to happen
dogovarati {vr impf} :: to agree, come to an agreement
dogovarati {vt impf} :: to settle, arrange
dogovor {m} :: agreement, deal
dogovor {m} :: a pre-arranged meeting
dogovoriti {vr pf} :: to agree, come to an agreement
dogovoriti {vt pf} :: to settle, arrange
dohajati {v impf} [Kajkavian] :: to come, arrive
dohodak {m} :: income
dohvaćati {v impf} :: imperfective form of dohvatiti
dohvat {m} :: range, scope, reach
dohvatan {adj} :: reachable, attainable
dohvatiti {vt pf} :: to reach
dohvatiti {v pf} [reflexively, expressively] :: to get hold of, lay one's hands on, manage to reach (somebody)
dohvatljiv {adj} [Croatia] :: reachable
doigravanje {n} [sports, Croatian] :: playoff
doista {adv} :: truly, indeed
dojahati {vi pf} :: to come on horseback, come riding
dojahati {vi pf} :: to finish riding (on a horse)
do jaja {adj} :: awesome, great, kickass
do jaja {adv} :: See: sh do jaje
do jaja {adv} [slang] :: awesomely
do jaja {adv} [slang] :: completely, to the full
dojam {m} [Croatian] :: impression
dojava {f} :: tip (piece of private or secret information)
dojaviti {vi pf} [with dative] :: to inform somebody (usually in secrecy)
dojavljivati {v impf} :: imperfective form of dojaviti
dojdek {m} [Kajkavian] :: newcomer
dojilja {f} :: wet nurse
dojiti {vt impf} :: to breast feed, suckle
dojka {f} :: breast (female organ)
dojti {v} [Kajkavian] :: to come
dok {conj} :: while, as long as
dok {conj} :: until, till
dok {conj} :: while, whereas
dok {m} :: dock, wharf
dokapitalizacija {f} :: recapitalization
dokaz {m} :: proof, evidence
dokazati {vit pf} :: to prove
dokazati {vr pf} :: to prove oneself, establish oneself
dokaziv {adj} :: provable
dokazivati {vit impf} :: to prove
dokazivati {vr impf} :: to prove oneself, establish oneself
dokle {adv} [interrogative] :: how far
dokle {adv} [interrogative] :: until when
dokle {adv} :: as long as, as far as
dokle {conj} :: until, up to, up till
dokolica {f} :: idleness
dokolica {f} :: leisure
dokon {adj} :: idle
dokonica {f} :: (in literature) idleness
dokonica {f} :: (in literature) leisure
dokrajčiti {v} :: to finish, to terminate
doksologija {f} :: doxology
doktor {m} :: doctor, physician
doktor {m} :: doctor, PhD
doktorand {m} :: a PhD student, a person studying for a doctorate
doktorat {m} :: doctorate, doctoral degree
doktorat {m} :: dissertation, doctoral thesis
doktorica {f} :: doctor (female)
doktorirati {vi impf pf} :: to receive a doctorate/Ph.D.
doktorski {adj} [relational] :: doctor/physician
doktorski {adj} :: doctoral
doktrina {f} :: doctrine
dokučiti {vt pf} :: to comprehend, understand, figure out
dokučiti {vt pf} :: to reach (by hand)
dokučivati {v impf} :: imperfective form of dokučiti
dokument {m} :: document
dokumentacija {f} [uncountable] :: documentation
dokumentaran {adj} :: documentary
dol {m} [regional, Croatia] :: dale, small valley
dolar {m} :: dollar
dolazak {m} :: arrival, advent
dolaziti {vi impf} :: to arrive, come
dole {adv} :: down
dole {adv} :: below
dole {interj} :: down
do li {conj} :: alternative form of doli
doli {conj} :: but, other than, besides
doličiti {vi impf} :: to be appropriate, be proper
doličiti {vt impf} :: to behove, to befit, be expected of
dolikovati {vi impf} :: to be appropriate, be proper
dolina {f} :: valley, especially one in limestone
dolina {f} :: dale
dolomit {m} :: dolomite
dolje {adv} :: down
dolje {adv} :: below
dolje {interj} :: down
dom {m} :: home, house
doma {adv} :: at home, home
doma {adv} :: home (to/towards home)
domaća kafa {f} [Serbia, euphemistically] :: synonym of turska kafa
domaća zadaća {f} :: homework
domaći {adj} :: domestic
domaćica {f} :: housewife
domaćica {f} :: hostess
domaćin {m} :: master / head of the house
domaćin {m} :: host (of a house, event, ceremony)
domaćinski {adj} [relational] :: house master, housewife; domestic
domaćinstvo {n} :: household
domaći rad {m} :: homework
domaći rad {m} :: chore
Domagoj {prop} {m} :: given name
domar {m} :: janitor
domet {m} :: range, reach
domet {m} :: scope
dometak {m} [Croatia] :: suffix
dominacija {f} :: domination
dominantan {adj} :: dominant, predominant
Dominika {prop} {f} :: Dominika (island/and/country)
dominirati {vi impf pf} :: to dominate, predominate, prevail
domisliti {vi pf} :: to think of, conceive of something (in thoroughly, in details, in all aspects)
domisliti {vr pf} :: to figure out, think of
domišljat {adj} :: clever, smart
domišljat {adj} :: ingenious, inventive, resourceful
domišljati {vi impf} :: to think of, conceive of (solution)
domišljatost {f} [uncountable] :: cleverness, smartness, wittiness
domišljatost {f} [uncountable] :: inventiveness, ingeniosity
domoljub {m} :: patriot
domoljublje {n} :: patriotism
domorodac {m} :: aboriginal, native
domoslovlje {n} [Croatia, rare, obsolete] :: study of homeland
domovina {f} :: homeland
domovinski {adj} [relational] :: homeland
domovnica {f} :: certificate of Croatian citizenship
donacija {f} :: donation
donatizam {m} :: Donatism
donator {m} :: donor, donator
donde {adv} :: to that place
donekle {adv} :: somewhat, to a certain extent, to a certain degree
donekle {adv} :: up to a certain place or time
doneti {vt pf} :: to bring, carry (in, long)
donijeti {vt pf} :: to bring, carry (in, long)
donos {m} :: that which is brought
donositi {vt impf} :: to bring, carry (in, along)
donje rublje {n} :: underwear
donje trokutasta matrica {f} [linear algebra] :: lower triangular matrix
donji {adj} :: lower
dopadati {vi impf} :: to get into, receive, be hit by something malicious (+ genitive)
dopadati {vr impf} :: to please, like (+ dative)
dopasti {vi pf} :: to get into, receive, be hit by something malicious (+ genitive)
dopasti {vr pf} :: to please, like (+ dative)
dopelati {v} [Kajkavian] :: to transfer something by driving
dopirati {v impf} :: to reach, penetrate, get through (+ do (to))
dopisati {vt pf} :: to add (by writing)
dopisivati {vr impf} :: to correspond (exchange messages)
dopisnica {f} :: postcard
dopisnica {f} :: correspondent, reporter (female)
dopisnik {m} :: correspondent, reporter
doplaćivati {vt impf} :: to pay in addition
doplatiti {vt pf} :: to pay in addition
doplivati {vi pf} :: to reach by swimming, to swim as far as
doploviti {vi pf} :: to arrive or reach by sailing (of a ship/boat, or of a sailor)
dopremati {vt impf} :: to deliver, convey
dopremiti {vt pf} :: to deliver, convey
dopreti {v pf} :: to reach, penetrate, get through (+ do (to))
doprijeti {v pf} :: to reach, penetrate, get through (+ do (to))
doprineti {vi pf} :: to contribute
doprinijeti {vi pf} :: to contribute
doprinos {f} :: contribution
doprinositi {vi impf} :: to contribute
doprinošenje {n} :: contribution (the act of contributing)
dopuna {f} :: addition
dopuna {f} :: addendum, appendix
dopuna {f} :: supplement
dopunbeni {adj} :: complementary
dopunbeni {adj} :: supplemental
dopuniti {vt pf} :: to supplement, complete, fill up a gap
dopunski {adj} :: complementary, additional
dopunjavati {v impf} :: imperfective form of dopuniti
dopust {m} :: holidays, free time (gained by official appointment rules)
dopustiti {vt pf} :: to allow, permit, let
dopustiv {adj} :: permissible, allowable
dopustivo {adv} :: permissibly, allowably
dopuštati {vt impf} :: to allow, permit
dopuštenje {n} :: permission, permit, licence, consent
dopuštenje {n} :: authorization, authentication
doraditi {vt pf} :: to finish off, put the finishing touches on sth
dorađivati {vt impf} :: to finish off, put the finishing touches on sth
doreći {v} :: to speak out
dorski {adj} :: Doric, Dorian
dorski {adj} [masculine singular, substantive] :: Doric (ancient Greek dialect)
dorski {adv} :: in a Dorian manner, as a Dorian
doručak {m} :: breakfast
doručkovati {vit impf pf} :: to breakfast (have breakfast)
dosad {adv} :: until now, so far, thus far
dosad {adv} :: by now
dosada {f} :: boredom
dosada {adv} :: until now, so far, thus far
dosada {adv} :: by now
dosadan {adj} :: boring
dosadanji {adj} :: past, former, previous (up until this moment)
dosadašnji {adj} :: past, former, previous (up until this moment)
dosaditi {vi pf} [with dative] :: to bore (inspire boredom)
dosađivati {vi impf} [with dative] :: to bore (inspire boredom)
doseći {v pf} :: alternative form of dosegnuti
doseg {m} :: range, scope, reach
dosegnuti {vt pf} :: to reach
dosegnuti {vt pf} :: to attain
doseliti {vtr pf} :: to settle, move, migrate (to arrive from another location and settle)
doseljavati {vtr impf} :: to settle, move, migrate (to arrive from another location and settle)
doseljenica {f} :: immigrant (female)
doseljenik {m} :: immigrant
dośetka {f} [regional] :: drollery, joke
dosetljiv {adj} :: resourceful, clever, witty
dosetljivo {adv} :: resourcefully, cleverly, wittily
dosetljivost {f} :: resourcefulness, cleverness, ingenuity, wittiness
dosezati {vt impf} :: to reach
dosezati {vt impf} :: to attain
dosjetka {f} :: drollery, joke
dosjetljiv {adj} :: resourceful, clever, witty
dosjetljivo {adv} :: resourcefully, cleverly, wittily
dosjetljivost {f} :: resourcefulness, cleverness, ingenuity, wittiness
dosle {adv} :: hitherto
dosledan {adj} :: consistent, consequent
dosledno {adv} :: consistently
doslednost {f} :: consistency
doslovan {adj} :: literal (exactly as stated; following the letter or exact words)
doslovno {adv} :: literally
doslovno {adv} :: word for word, verbatim
dosljedan {adj} :: consistent, consequent
dosljedno {adv} :: consistently
dosljednost {f} :: consistency
dospeti {vi pf} :: to arrive, reach, get to (+ preposition + locative)
dospeti {vi pf} :: to manage, succeed
dospevati {vi impf} :: to arrive, reach, get to (+ preposition + locative)
dospevati {vi impf} :: to manage, succeed
dospijevati {vi impf} :: to arrive, reach, get to (+ preposition + locative)
dospijevati {vi impf} :: to manage, succeed
dospjeti {vi pf} [with locative] :: to arrive, reach, wind up, end up (a different place)
dospjeti {vi pf} :: to manage, succeed
dost {adv} [colloquial] :: enough, sufficiently
dost {adv} [colloquial] :: lots of, plenty of
dost {adv} [colloquial] :: rather, quite (+ adjective or adverb)
dosta {adv} :: enough, sufficiently
dosta {adv} :: a lot of, lots of, plenty of
dosta {adv} :: rather, quite (+ adjective or adverb)
dostajati {v ?} :: to suffice, to be enough
dostati {v ?} :: to suffice, to be enough
dostava {f} :: delivery
dostaviti {vt pf} :: to deliver
dostavljanje {n} :: delivery
dostavljati {vt impf} :: to deliver
dostavni {adj} :: delivery
dostići {v pf} :: alternative form of dostignuti
dostignuti {v pf} :: alternative form of stignuti
dostizati {v impf} :: imperfective form of dostignuti
dostižan {adj} :: reachable
dostižan {adj} :: attainable, accessible
dostojan {adj} [with genitive] :: deserving, worthy
dostojan {adj} [Croatia, colloquial] :: decent, satisfactory, all right
dostojanstvo {n} :: dignity
dostojno {adv} :: worthily
dostupan {adj} :: available, accessible, attainable, reachable
dostupnost {f} [uncountable] :: availability
došašće {m} [archaic, expressively] :: arrival, advent
došljak {m} :: newcomer, immigrant
došljakinja {f} :: newcomer, immigrant
doštampati {vt pf} [Bosnia, Serbia] :: to finish printing
doštampati {vt pf} [Bosnia, Serbia] :: to print some more
doštampavati {v impf} :: imperfective form of doštampati
dotepenac {m} [Kajkavian] :: newcomer
dotepenec {m} [Kajkavian] :: newcomer
dotepuh {m} [Kajkavian] :: newcomer
dotični {adj} :: respective, in question, concerned
dotiskati {vt pf} [Croatia] :: to finish printing
dotiskati {vt pf} [Croatia] :: to print some more
dotiskivati {v impf} :: imperfective form of dotiskati
dotrčati {vi pf} :: to come running
dotrčati {vi pf} :: to run as far as
dotrčavati {vi impf} :: to come running
dotrčavati {vi impf} :: to run as far as
doušnik {m} :: informer
dova {f} [Islam] :: prayer
dovde {adv} :: to this place, this far
dovek {adv} :: alternative form of doveka
doveka {adv} :: forever, always
dovesti {vt pf} :: to transfer something by driving
dovesti {vt pf} :: to convey, deliver
dovesti {vt pf} :: to bring, lead, take someone somewhere
do viđenja {interj} :: alternative spelling of doviđenja
doviđenja {interj} :: goodbye!
dovijek {adv} :: alternative form of dovijeka
dovijeka {adv} :: forever, always
dovikivati {v impf} :: imperfective form of doviknuti
doviknuti {vi pf} [with dative] :: to shout
doviknuti {vt pf} :: to hail, call
dovitljiv {adj} :: clever, resourceful, witty
dovoditi {vt impf} :: to bring, lead, take someone somewhere
dovoljan {adj} :: sufficient, adequate
dovoljno {adv} :: enough, sufficiently
dovoziti {vt impf} :: to transfer something by driving
dovoziti {vt impf} :: to convey, deliver
dovršetak {m} :: completion, finish, end
doza {f} :: dose, dosage
dozivati {vit impf} :: to call (back or for help)
doznati {vi pf} :: to find out
doznavati {vi impf} :: to find out
dozvati {vit pf} :: to call (back or for help)
dozvola {f} :: permission, permit, licence, consent
dozvola {f} :: authorization, authentication
dozvoliti {vi pf} :: to allow, permit, let
dozvoljavati {vi impf} :: to allow, permit
doživeti {vt pf} :: to live to see
doživeti {vt pf} :: to experience, undergo, endure
doživjeti {vt pf} :: to live to see
doživjeti {vt pf} :: to experience, live through
doživjeti {vt pf} :: to undergo, endure
doživljaj {m} :: experience, adventure
doživljavati {vt impf} :: to live to see
doživljavati {vt impf} :: to experience, undergo, endure
doživotan {adj} :: lifelong, for life
doživotno {adv} :: lifelong
drač {m} :: thorny bush, bramble
drač {m} [regional, figuratively] :: weed (unwanted plant)
drača {f} :: thorny bush, bramble
drag {adj} :: dear
draga {f} :: bay, gulf
draga {f} :: sweetheart, beloved, love, darling, dear (female)
Draga {prop} {f} :: given name
dragan {m} [of a guy] :: sweetheart
Dragan {prop} {m} :: given name
Dragana {prop} {f} :: given name
dragati {vt impf} :: to caress, fondle
drago {adv} :: to be glad, pleased, delighted (in copulative constructs)
dragocen {adj} :: valuable (due to high price)
dragocen {adj} :: precious (by being rare or very useful)
dragocenost {f} [uncountable] :: valuableness, preciousness
dragocenost {f} [countable] :: valuable
dragocjen {adj} :: valuable (due to high price)
dragocjen {adj} :: precious (by being rare or very useful)
dragocjenost {f} [uncountable] :: valuableness, preciousness
dragocjenost {f} [countable] :: valuable
Dragojle {prop} {m} :: given name
Dragoljub {prop} {m} :: given name
Dragomir {prop} {m} :: given name
dragstor {m} :: convenience store (not an actual pharmacy/drugstore)
dragulj {m} :: jewel (valuable object for ornamentation)
dragulj {m} :: gem
dragun {m} :: dragoon
Dragutin {prop} {m} :: given name
drahma {f} :: drachma
drahma {f} :: drachm
drajver {m} [colloquial, computing] :: driver
drama {f} :: drama
dramatičan {adj} :: dramatic
dramatično {adv} :: dramatically
dramaturgija {f} :: dramaturgy
dramski {adj} :: dramatic
drastičan {adj} :: drastic
drastično {adv} :: drastically
Drava {prop} {f} :: Drava
dravidski {adj} :: Dravidian
dravski {adj} [relational] :: Drava
draž {f} :: charm
dražba {f} :: auction
Dražen {prop} {m} :: given name
dražestan {adj} :: charming, cute
draži {adj} :: comparative of drag
dražiti {vt impf} :: to irritate, provoke, tease
dražiti {vt impf} :: to excite, arouse
drčan {adj} :: insolent, cocky
drebang {m} :: alternative form of drebank
drebank {m} [regional] :: lathe
drejati {v impf} [regional] :: to turn
drejati {v impf} [regional] :: to shape with a lathe
drejer {m} [regional] :: turner
drek {m} [regional] :: shit, crap
drek {m} [regional] :: dreck
dreka {f} :: shouting, screaming
dreka {f} :: noise, uproar, racket
drem {m} :: slumber, doze
dremašina {f} [regional] :: lathe
dremati {vi impf} :: to doze, slumber, take a nap
dremljiv {adj} :: drowsy, sleepy
dremljivo {adv} :: drowsily, sleepily
dremljivost {f} :: drowsiness, sleepiness
dremnuti {vi pf} :: to doze, slumber, take a nap
dren {m} :: dogwood, cornel (tree or shrub of the genus Cornus)
dren {m} :: specifically European cornel
dres {m} :: tracksuit
dresirati {vt impf pf} :: to train (an animal)
dresirati {vt impf pf} :: to discipline
dreteza {f} :: blackberry
dretva {f} [computing] :: thread
dretva {f} [regional] :: shoemaker's thread
drevan {adj} :: ancient, primeval
drevnost {f} :: antiquity, ancientness
drevo {n} [Ekavian, Kajkavian] :: wood, lumber, tree
drhtaj {m} :: quiver, tremble, shake, shiver
drhtati {vi impf} :: to tremble, shiver
drhtav {adj} :: shaking, trembling, quavering
driblati {vit impf} :: to dribble
dribling {m} [sports] :: dribbling
drijem {m} :: slumber, doze
drijemati {vi impf} :: to doze, slumber, take a nap
drijemež {m} :: doze, slumber
drijen {m} :: dogwood, cornel (tree or shrub of the genus Cornus)
drijen {m} :: specifically European cornel
drijevo {n} [archaic, regional, Croatia] :: wood, lumber, tree
drijevo {n} [archaic, regional, Croatia, ] :: a boat, ship
Drina {prop} {f} :: Drina
drito {adv} [Croatia] :: straight
drito {adv} [Croatia] :: just, exactly
drivo {n} [archaic, regional, Chakavian] :: wood, lumber, tree
drkati {v impf} [vulgar] :: to masturbate, wank, jack off, jerk off
drmati {vt impf} :: to shake, agitate, unsettle
drob {m} :: bowels, guts, intestines
drob {m} :: offal
drobilica {f} :: cement mill
drobiti {vt impf} :: to crush, crumble, crunch
drobiti {v impf} :: to nag
drobnjak {m} :: chive
dročka {f} :: a dessert dairy product
droga {f} :: drug (illegal or intoxicating)
drogaš {m} :: drug addict
drogirati {vtr impf pf} :: to drug
drolja {f} [vulgar] :: slut
drombulja {f} :: Jew's harp (musical instrument)
drot {m} :: wire
drot {m} [colloquial] :: a cop (police officer)
drozd {m} :: thrush (bird)
drsko {adv} :: impudently, insolently
drskost {f} :: insolence, impudence
drška {f} :: handle
drška {f} :: stem (of a plant)
drudzgati {v} [Kajkavian] :: to squeeze, mash
drug {m} [Bosnia, Serbia, Montenegro] :: friend
drug {m} [dated] :: comrade (commonly used in parts of Former Yugoslavia among coworkers or friends)
drugač {adv} [Kajkavian] :: differently
drugač {adv} [Kajkavian] :: otherwise
drugačije {adv} :: differently
drugačiji {adj} :: different
drugar {m} [dated] :: comrade
drugar {m} [Bosnia, Serbia] :: friend
drugar {m} [regional, Serbia] :: companion
drugarica {f} [Bosnia, Serbia, Montenegro] :: friend
drugarica {f} [dated] :: comrade (commonly used in parts of Former Yugoslavia among coworkers or friends)
drugde {adv} :: elsewhere
drugdje {adv} :: elsewhere
drugi {adj} :: second
drugi {adj} :: other
drugi par opanaka {noun} [idiomatic] :: A completely different issue or an issue related to the current subject of discussion but in a different context; a horse of a different color
drukčije {adv} :: differently
drukčiji {adj} :: different
drum {m} :: road
društven {adj} :: social, sociable
društvo {n} :: society (group of people sharing culture)
društvo {n} :: community
društvo {n} :: association
društvo {n} :: partnership, company
društvo {n} [pejorative] :: gang, crowd, clique
društvoslovlje {n} [Croatia, rare, neologism] :: sociology
družba {f} :: group, social group
družba {f} :: association
druželjubiv {adj} :: friendly, sociable
druželjubivo {adv} :: friendly, sociably
druželjubivost {f} :: friendliness, sociability
družina {f} :: troupe, band (of artists)
družina {f} :: clique, fellowship
družina {f} [Kajkavian] :: family
družina {f} [historical] :: gang
družiti {vr impf} :: to associate, socialize with
družstvo {n} :: obsolete spelling of društvo
drvar {m} :: lumberjack, woodcutter
drvar {m} :: lumber seller
drvce {n} :: small/tiny tree, especially Christmas tree
drvce {n} :: sliver (thin piece of wood)
drveće {n} [collective] :: trees
drven {adj} [relational] :: wood; wooden
drven {adj} :: stiff, rigid
drvenast {adj} :: woody, wooden-like, resembling wood
drveno {adv} :: woodenly
drveno {adv} :: stiffly, rigidly
drvlje {n} :: (collectively) trees
drvni {adj} [relational] :: wood, lumber, timber
drvo {n} :: tree
drvo {n} [material] :: wood
drvo {n} :: timber
drvodelja {m} :: woodworker
drvodjelja {m} :: woodworker
drvored {m} :: a row of trees along the street/road, in a park etc
drvorez {m} [uncountable] :: xylography, wood-carving, wood-engraving
drvorez {m} [countable] :: woodcut, wood carving
drvorezac {m} :: woodcutter, woodcarver, xylographer
drvoseča {m} :: woodcutter
drvoseča {m} :: lumberjack
drvosječa {m} :: woodcutter
drvosječa {m} :: lumberjack
drzak {adj} :: impudent, insolent, cheeky
drzak {adj} :: arrogant, haughty
drznica {f} :: impudent, insolent woman
drznik {m} :: impudent, insolent person
drznuti {vr pf} :: to dare
držak {m} :: handle (of a tool, weapon, etc.)
držati {vt impf} :: to hold, grasp
držati {vt impf} :: to bear, support
držati {vt impf} :: to consider
držati {vr impf} :: to behave, act
držati {vr impf} :: to mind, care about
držati vodu {v} :: hold water (withstand scrutiny)
država {f} :: country
država {f} :: state
državica {f} :: statelet
državljanin {m} :: citizen
državljanin {m} :: national
državljanka {f} :: citizen (female)
državljanka {f} :: national (female)
državljanstvo {n} :: citizenship
državni {adj} [relational] :: state
državni aparat {m} :: government apparatus
državnički {adj} [relational] :: statesman
državnički {adj} :: statesmanlike
državnički {adv} :: as a statesman
Držislav {prop} {m} :: given name
dualizam {m} :: dualism
dub {m} [Croatia, archaic] :: oak (wood)
dub {m} [Croatia, archaic] :: oak tree
dubina {f} :: depth
dubiti {vt impf} :: to hollow, carve (to form a hollow by means of a tool)
dubl {m} [sports] :: two people playing in pair, or game in pairs
dubl {m} :: pair of playing cards, usually in poker
dubljina {m} [poetic, archaic, rare] :: depth
dubnij {m} :: dubnium
dubok {adj} :: deep
duboko {adv} :: deeply
dubokouman {adj} :: profound, sagacious, deep-thinking, astute
Dubravko {prop} {m} :: given name
dubrovački {adj} [relational] :: Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik {prop} {m} :: Dubrovnik (city)
dućan {m} :: shop, convenience store
dud {m} :: mulberry (fruit)
dudov svilac {m} :: silkworm
dug {m} :: debt
dug {adj} :: long
duga {f} :: rainbow
dugačak {adj} :: long
dugajlija {m} :: tall, thin man
Dugi Rat {prop} :: Dugi Rat (municipality)
dugmad {f} [collective] :: buttons
dugme {n} :: button (knob or small disc serving as a fastener)
dugo {adv} :: for a long time
dugokos {adj} :: long-haired
dugonog {adj} :: long-legged
Dugopolje {prop} {n} :: Dugopolje (municipality)
dugoročan {adj} :: long-term
dugoročno {adv} :: in the long run
dugotrajan {adj} :: lengthy, long-term
dugotrajno {adv} :: lengthily, in the long term
dugovati {vt impf} :: to owe
dugovečan {adj} :: long-lived
dugovječan {adj} :: long-lived
duh {m} :: ghost, spirit
duh {m} :: spirit
duha {f} [Kajkavian] :: smell, stench, odor
duhan {m} [uncountable, Bosnia, Croatia] :: tobacco
duhan {m} [countable, colloquial, Bosnia, Croatia] :: a cigarette
duhati {vi impf} :: to blow
duhati {vi impf} :: to puff, pant
duhati {vi impf} :: to wheeze
duhnuti {vi pf} :: to blow
duhnuti {vi pf} :: to puff, pant
duhnuti {vi pf} :: to wheeze
duhovit {adj} :: witty, funny
duhovni {adj} :: spiritual
duhovni {adj} :: religious
duhovno {adv} :: spiritually
duhovno {adv} :: religiously
Duh Sveti {prop} {m} :: the Holy Ghost; the Holy Spirit
Dujomir {prop} {m} :: given name
dukat {m} :: ducat (gold coin)
dulji {adj} :: longer (inflection of dug)
duljina {f} :: length
Dunav {prop} {m} [uncountable] :: Danube
dunavski {adj} :: Danubian
dunstati {v impf} :: alternative form of dȋnstati
dunja {f} :: quince (tree and fruit)
dunja {f} :: bed cover filled with feathers, duvet, eiderdown
dunjaluk {m} :: world, mankind
dunjaluk {m} :: worldly wealth
dupe {n} [vulgar] :: ass
dupence {n} :: diminutive of dupe
dupin {m} :: dolphin
dupli {adj} [colloquial] :: double
duplikat {m} :: duplicate
dupsti {vt impf} :: to hollow, carve (to form a hollow by means of a tool)
durašan {adj} :: persevering (of persons)
durašan {adj} :: resistant, durable, unbreakable (of things)
durati {vi impf} :: to endure (hardship, of persons)
durati {vi impf} :: to last (of things, sustain usage)
Durban {prop} {m} :: Durban (city)
durbin {m} :: prospective, perspective glass, monocular, spyglass, telescope
durhcug {m} [Kajkavian] :: draft of air
duša {f} :: soul
duša {f} :: spirit
Dušan {prop} {m} :: given name
dušek {m} [Bosnia, regional Croatia, Serbia] :: mattress
dušik {m} [Bosnia, Croatia] :: nitrogen
dušik {m} [Bosnia, Croatia] :: azote
dušman {m} [expressively] :: enemy
dušmanin {m} :: alternative form of dušman
dušnik {m} [anatomy] :: trachea, windpipe
dušoslovje {n} [Croatian, obsolete] :: psychology
duvan {m} [uncountable, Serbia] :: tobacco
duvan {m} [countable, colloquial, Serbia] :: a cigarette
duvar {m} [regional] :: wall
duvati {vi impf} :: to blow
duvati {vi impf} :: to puff, pant
duvati {vi impf} :: to wheeze
duvnuti {vi pf} :: to blow
duvnuti {vi pf} :: to puff, pant
duvnuti {vi pf} :: to wheeze
duž {prep} :: along, down (in a constant direction with or opposite another; = nȉz, ȕzdūž, pȍkraj)
duž {prep} [time] :: during
dužan {adj} :: owing, in debt
duži {adj} :: longer (inflection of dug)
dužina {f} [geometry] :: line segment
dužina {f} :: length
dužina {f} :: duration (of time)
dužnik {m} :: debtor
dužnosnica {f} :: female official, functionary
dužnosnik {m} :: official, functionary
dužnost {f} :: duty
dva {num} :: two (2)
dvadeset {num} :: twenty
dvadesetak {adv} :: around twenty
dvajes {num} [colloquial] :: twenty
dvajst {num} [colloquial] :: twenty
dvakrat {adv} [Kajkavian] :: twice
dvanaesnik {m} [anatomy, Croatian] :: duodenum
dvanaest {num} :: twelve
dvanaestero {n} :: twelve persons of different gender/sex
dvanaestorica {f} :: (collectively) twelve men
dvanaestoro {n} :: twelve persons of different gender/sex
dvanajst {num} [colloquial] :: twelve
dvaput {adv} :: twice
dvar {f} [obsolete, rare, usually plural] :: door
dve {num} :: two (for feminine pairs)
dveri {fp} [archaic] :: door, doors, entrance
dvica {f} :: two (digit or figure)
dvica {f} :: anything numbered two (playing card, tram, bus, player with a jersey number 2 etc.)
dvica {f} :: the school grade '2'
dvije {num} :: two (for feminine pairs)
dvjesto {num} :: two hundred
dvoboj {m} :: duel
dvoglas {m} :: diphthong
dvoglasnik {m} :: (Croatian) diphthong
dvogled {m} :: binoculars
dvojba {f} :: (Croatian) doubt
dvojben {adj} :: doubtful
dvoje {n} :: couple, two persons of different (or grammatically neuter) gender
dvojica {f} :: (collectively) two men
dvojina {f} [linguistics] :: dual
dvojiti {vi impf} :: to doubt
dvojka {f} :: two (digit or figure)
dvojka {f} :: anything numbered two (playing card deuce, tram, bus, player with a jersey number 2, the school grade ‘2’ etc.)
dvojnica {f} :: look-alike
dvojnik {m} :: look-alike, double
dvokrilac {m} :: biplane
dvoličan {adj} :: two-faced, double-faced, hypocritical
dvoličnica {f} :: two-faced woman, double-faced woman, hypocrite
dvoličnik {m} :: hypocrite
dvoličnost {f} [uncountable] :: duplicity, hypocrisy
dvoličnjački {adj} [relational] :: hypocrite; hypocritical
dvoličnjački {adv} :: like a hypocrite; hypocritically
dvoličnjak {m} :: two-faced person, double-faced person, hypocrite
dvor {m} :: castle
dvor {m} :: palace
dvor {m} :: courtyard, court
dvorac {m} :: castle
dvorana {f} :: auditorium, hall
dvoranin {m} :: courtier
dvorišče {n} [Kajkavian] :: courtyard, yard
dvorište {n} :: courtyard, yard
dvorski {adj} [relational] :: court
dvosed {m} :: two-seater
dvośed {m} [regional] :: two-seater
dvosjed {m} :: two-seater
dvosložan {adj} :: disyllabic
dvosmislen {adj} :: ambiguous (in two ways)
dvosmislenost {f} :: ambiguity (double meaning)
dvostruk {adj} :: double, twofold
dvostruki agent {m} :: double agent
dvotočje {n} :: colon (punctuation mark)
dvotočka {f} :: colon (punctuation mark)
dvoumica {f} :: dilemma
dvoumica {f} :: doubt, hesitation
dvousneni {adj} :: bilabial
dvousnenik {m} :: a bilabial
dvovidan {adj} [grammar] :: biaspectual
dvoženstvo {n} :: bigamy
dym {m} :: obsolete spelling of dim
{letter} :: The 7th letter (digraph) of the Serbo-Croatian Latin alphabet (gajica), preceded by d and followed by đ
{adv} [slang] :: for free; very cheap
{letter} :: letter
džaba {adv} [regional] :: free, for free, gratis
džaba {adv} [regional] :: very cheap, inexpensive
džaba {adv} [regional] :: in vain, futile
džaba ste krečili {idiom} [idiomatic] :: Your effort was futile
džabe {adv} [regional] :: for free
džabe {adv} [regional] :: very cheap
džabe {adv} [regional] :: futile
džabe {adv} [regional] :: in vain
džainizam {m} :: Jainism
džak {m} [Bosnia, Serbia] :: sack, bag
Džakarta {prop} {f} :: Džakarta (capital city)
džambo {adj} :: jumbo
džamija {f} :: mosque
džan {m} [poetic, regional] :: dear, darling
džanarika {f} :: cherry plum (fruit)
džehenem {m} [Islam] :: Jahannam, hell
džehennem {m} [Islam] :: Jahannam
džekirati {vr impf} [Serbia, slang] :: to put on airs, to act cool
dželat {m} [regional] :: hangman, executioner
dželat {m} [regional, qualifier] :: oppressor
džem {m} :: jam (mixture of fruit boiled with sugar)
džemat {m} [Islam] :: congregation
džemat {m} [Islam] :: jamaat
džemat {m} :: community, society, group
džemper {m} :: jumper (woolen sweater)
dženaza {f} [Islam] :: funeral
dženaza {f} [Islam] :: prayer for the dead
dženaza {f} [Islam] :: corpse
džentlmen {m} :: gentleman
džep {m} :: pocket
džet {m} :: jet (airplane class)
džet set {m} :: jet set
džetset {m} :: jet set
dževahir {m} [regional] :: jewel
dževahir {m} [regional] :: expensive jewelry
dževajir {m} :: alternative form of dževahir
džever {m} [regional] :: Damascus steel
džever {m} [regional] :: jewel
džever {m} [regional] :: expensive jewelry
džez {m} :: jazz
džezva {f} :: jezve
džibe {interj} [mildly, vulgar, slang] :: scram!
Džibuti {prop} {m} :: Djibouti
džidža {f} :: thingy
džidža {f} :: gadget
džidža {f} :: children's toy
džigerica {f} :: liver
džigerica {f} :: [as a meal]
džigerica {f} [informally] :: [of a living being]
džihad {m} :: jihad
-džija {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a masculine noun, usually denoting a profession, performer or a feature, usually negative
džiju džicu {m} :: jujitsu
džin {m} :: giant, ogre, troll
džin {m} :: jinn, jinni, genie
džin {m} :: gin (alcoholic drink)
džingl {m} :: jingle
džinizam {m} :: Jainism
džinovski {adj} :: titanic, colossal
džinovski {adv} :: colossally
džins {m} [uncountable] :: jeans
džins {m} [uncountable] :: denim
džip {m} :: jeep
džoger {m} :: jogger
džoging {m} :: jogging
džoint {m} [slang] :: joint (marijuana cigarette)
džoint {m} [slang] :: a needle used for drug injection
džojstik {m} :: joystick
džokej {m} :: jockey
džoker {m} :: joker (playing card)
džonka {f} :: junk (type of ship)
Džordžija {prop} {f} :: Georgia (state)
Džordžtaun {prop} {m} :: Džordžtaun (capital city)
džuboks {m} :: jukebox
džudo {n} :: judo
džuganj {m} [uncountable, slang] :: marijuana
džukela {f} [pejorative] :: dog
džukela {f} :: mongrel
džukela {f} :: scoundrel
džukela {f} :: cad
džukela {f} :: cur
džul {m} :: joule
džungla {f} :: jungle
džunka {f} :: junk (type of ship)
džus {m} :: orange juice
đ {letter} :: The 8th letter of the Serbo-Croatian Latin alphabet (gajica), preceded by and followed by e
Đ {letter} :: The 8th letter of the Serbo-Croatian alphabet (gajica), preceded by and followed by E, and representing /d͡ʑ/
đainizam {m} :: Jainism
đak {m} :: pupil
đakon {m} :: deacon
đakonat {m} :: deaconship
đavao {m} :: devil
đavlji {adj} [relational] :: devil; devil's
đavo {m} :: devil
đavolji {adj} [relational] :: devil; devil's
đavolji {adj} :: devilish, fiendish
đavolji {adj} :: devilishly difficult
đe {adv} [regional] :: where
đeca {n} [regional, collective] :: children
đečerma {f} :: alternative form of jèčērma
đed {m} [colloquial, regional] :: grandfather
đeneral {m} [military, historical] :: general
đerdan {m} :: necklace (especially as a part of national costume)
đerdek {m} :: wedding bed
đerdek {m} :: wedding night
đerđef {m} :: A frame on which an embroidery canvas is attached
đerđef {m} [regional] :: tambour
đerđev {m} :: alternative form of đèrđef
đetinjstvo {n} [Montenegrin, regional] :: childhood
đever {m} :: brother-in-law (one's husband's brother)
đevojčica {f} [regional] :: girl, lass
đevojka {f} [Montenegro] :: girl, maiden
đevrek {m} [regional] :: simit
đi {interj} :: alternative form of đȉha, đȉja
điha {interj} :: giddyup (said to make a horse gallop)
điha {interj} [onomatopoeic] :: clippity-clop (sound of a horse running)
đihad {m} :: alternative form of džihad
đija {interj} :: giddyup (said to make a horse gallop)
đija {interj} [onomatopoeic] :: clippity-clop (sound of a horse running)
đilkoš {m} [regional] :: a gaudy person
đir {m} [regional] :: lap, round
đir {m} [regional] :: stroll
đir {m} [regional] :: turn
Đivo {prop} {m} :: given name
đogat {m} :: white horse
đon {m} :: sole (of a shoe)
đon {m} :: leg against opponent(football etc.)
đubre {n} :: manure
đubre {n} :: trash, garbage
đubre {n} :: any kind of worthless object (broken or dysfunctional)
đubre {n} :: very bad and immoral person
đul {m} [poetic, regional] :: rose
đule {n} :: cannonball
đumbir {m} :: ginger
đumrugdžija {m} [regional, historical] :: customs officer
đumruk {m} [regional, historical] :: customs
đumrukana {f} [regional, historical] :: custom house
đumrukhana {f} [regional, historical] :: custom house
đunah {m} [Islam] :: sin
đurđevak {m} :: lily of the valley
đus {m} :: juice
đus {m} :: sap
đuvegija {m} :: groom
đuvegija {m} :: bridegroom
đuvegija {m} :: son-in-law