да {conj} :: that
да {conj} :: in order to, to
да {conj} :: to (when the subjects of both clauses are not the same)
да {conj} :: (Serbian) to (when the subjects of both clauses are the same; for western Serbo-Croatian use infinitive instead of да + present tense)
да {conj} [subjunctive only] :: if (= кад)
да {conj} :: (with као) as if, like
да {conj} :: (а + да + не) without [usually after negative verbs]
да {conj} :: (а + и + да) even if
да {conj} :: lest
да {particle} :: yes
да {particle} :: used when starting a question
да {particle} :: in combination with other words, expressing wish, command etc
дабар {m} :: beaver
дабогда {adv} :: expressing good or bad wish
дабогме {adv} :: of course
дабоме {adv} :: of course
дабров {adj} [relational] :: beaver; beaver's
дабровина {f} [uncountable] :: beaver's skin, pelt or fur
давалац {m} :: giver
давалац {m} :: donor
давати {v impf} :: imperfective form of дати
давити {vtr impf} :: to choke, strangle
давити {vtr impf} :: to drown
давни {adj} :: ancient, olden
давни {adj} :: bygone
давни {adj} :: old, stale
давнина {f} :: ancient times, antiquity
давно {adv} :: long ago
Дагестан {prop} {m} :: Дагестан (republic)
дагња {f} :: mussel
дадаизам {f} :: dadaism
дадаист {m} :: Dadaist
дадиља {f} :: nurse, nanny, babysitter
дажбина {f} :: duty, tax
дажд {m} [archaic, rare] :: rain
даждевњак {m} :: salamander
даире {fp} {fp} [plurale tantum] :: dayereh, tambourine
даиџа {m} [regional, rare, Bosnia] :: uncle (mother’s brother)
даиџиница {f} [chiefly Bosnian] :: aunt (mother's sister-in-law)
даиџинца {f} [chiefly Bosnian] :: aunt (mother's sister-in-law)
дајре {fp} [uncommon] :: alternative form of даире
дакако {adv} :: of course, surely, certainly
дакле {conj} :: thus, therefore
да комшији цркне крава {phrase} :: expresses the sentiment that harm to others is satisfying (even more that benefit to oneself)
дактил {m} :: dactyl
дактилограф {m} :: typist
дактилографија {f} :: typing, typewriting
дактилографкиња {f} :: typist (female)
дактилографски {adj} [relational] :: typing, typewriting
дактилографски {adv} :: as a typist, in a manner of a typist
далек {adj} :: far, distant
далеко {adv} :: far (distance)
далеко {adv} :: long ago
далеко {adv} :: very, by far (+ comparative)
далековидан {adj} :: farsighted, long-sighted (also figuratively)
далековидно {adv} :: foresightedly
далековидност {f} :: farsightedness
далековидност {f} :: foresight
далековод {m} :: power line
далекоисточни {adj} :: Far Eastern
далекометни {adj} :: long-range (of guns)
далеко од очију, далеко од срца {proverb} [idiomatic] :: long absent, soon forgotten
далекосежан {adj} :: far-reaching
далекосежност {f} :: the property of being far-reaching, being far-reaching
Далибор {prop} {m} :: given name
Далматинац {prop} {m} :: Dalmatian (male person from Dalmatia)
Далматинка {prop} {f} :: Dalmatian (person from Dalmatia)
далматински {adj} :: Dalmatian
далматински {adv} :: as a Dalmatian, in a Dalmatian way
далматски {adj} [relational] :: Dalmatae, they Illyrian tribe
далматски {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Dalmatian language
Далмација {prop} {f} [uncountable] :: Dalmatia
Далмош {prop} {m} [colloquial] :: Dalmatian (person from Dalmatia)
далтонизам {m} :: daltonism
далтонист {m} :: daltonist
даљина {f} :: distance
даљински {adj} [relational] :: distance; remote, at a distance
даљњи {adj} :: next, further
даљњи {adj} :: far, distant
дама {f} :: lady
дама {f} [chess, cards] :: queen
дамар {m} [obsolete] :: vein, blood vessel
дамар {m} [obsolete] :: muscle
дамар {m} [obsolete] :: muscle tissue
Дамаск {prop} {m} :: Дамаск (capital city)
дан {m} :: day
данак {m} [diminutive, hypocoristic] :: day
данак {m} :: tribute (paid by a vassal)
данак {m} :: tax, levy
данас {adv} :: today
Данац {prop} {m} :: Dane
данашњи {adj} [relational] :: present-day, today; present-day, today's
данашњи {adj} :: modern
данашњица {f} :: nowadays, entirety of everything existing or occurring now
дангубити {vi impf} :: to waste time
дангубити {vi impf} :: to loaf, idle, loiter
данима {adv} :: for days and days
дан и ноћ {phrase} :: day and night
Даница {prop} {f} [uncountable] :: morning star
Даница {prop} {f} :: given name
даномице {adv} :: daily, every day
даноноћни {adj} :: night-and-day, 24-hour, round-the-clock
дан рођења {m} :: birthday
дан рођења {m} :: date of birth
дан рођења {m} :: birthdate
Данска {prop} {f} [uncountable] :: Denmark
дански {adj} :: Danish
дански {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Danish language
дантеовски {adj} :: Dantesque
дантеовски {adv} :: as Dante, in a manner of Dante
дању {adv} :: during the day
дапаче {adv} [usually, Croatian] :: on the contrary
дар {m} :: gift
дарвинизам {m} :: Darwinism
дарвинист {m} :: Darwinist
дарежљив {adj} :: generous, bounteous, munificent (willing to give unsparingly)
дарежљиво {adv} :: generously, liberally, munificently
дарежљивост {f} :: generosity, munificence
даривалац {m} :: donor, giver
даривати {vt impf pf} :: to gift
даривати {vt impf pf} :: to donate
даровати {vt pf} :: to gift
даровати {vt pf} :: to donate
даровит {adj} :: talented, gifted
даровитост {f} :: talent, gift
дародавац {m} :: donor, giver
дарчин {m} :: cinnamon
даска {f} :: board
дати {vit pf} :: to give
дати {vi pf} [dative] :: to let, permit, allow
дати {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)
дати {vr pf} :: to let be acted upon; to give in, give way
дати {vi pf} [slang] :: to put out (consent to sex)
дати {vr pf} [by extension] :: to surrender, give up, let up, give in
дати {vt pf} :: to produce, emit, give off, give out
дати {vt pf} [by extension] :: to yield, produce, bear (fruit or other product of a tree or plant)
дати {vr pf} [dated] :: to start, begin (become available) (+ u/od + accusative/genitive)
дати {vr pf} [impersonal, colloquial] :: to feel like, to want to do something, to be in the mood for something
датив {m} :: the dative case
датотека {f} [computing] :: file
датуља {f} :: date (fruit)
датуља {f} :: date, date palm (plant)
датум {m} :: date (as in day, month, and year)
датум рођења {m} :: date of birth
датум рођења {m} :: birthdate
датум рођења {m} :: birthday
даћа {f} [historical] :: tax, tribute
даћа {f} :: funeral feast, memorial feast
дах {m} :: breath
дах {m} :: breathing, respiration
дах {m} :: stench, odor
дахнути {vi pf} :: to take a breath
дахтај {m} :: pant, gasp, puff
дахтати {vi impf} :: to pant, gasp, puff
Дација {prop} {f} :: Dacia
дацит {m} [geology] :: dacite
дача {f} :: dacha (a Russian villa, or summer house, in the countryside)
дашчица {f} :: a thin or small board
дашчурина {f} [pejorative, augmentative] :: board (long, wide and thin piece of any material, usually wood)
два {num} :: two (2)
двадесет {num} :: twenty
двадесетак {adv} :: around twenty
дванаест {num} :: twelve
дванаестеро {n} :: twelve persons of different gender/sex
дванаесторица {f} :: (collectively) twelve men
дванаесторо {n} :: twelve persons of different gender/sex
двапут {adv} :: twice
две {num} :: two (for feminine pairs)
двери {fp} [archaic] :: door, doors, entrance
двије {num} :: two (for feminine pairs)
двица {f} :: two (digit or figure)
двица {f} :: anything numbered two (playing card, tram, bus, player with a jersey number 2 etc.)
двица {f} :: the school grade '2'
двобој {m} :: duel
двовидан {adj} [grammar] :: biaspectual
двоглас {m} :: diphthong
двоглед {m} :: binoculars
двоженство {n} :: bigamy
двојбен {adj} :: doubtful
двоје {n} :: couple, two persons of different (or grammatically neuter) gender
двојина {f} [linguistics] :: dual
двојити {vi impf} :: to doubt
двојица {f} :: (collectively) two men
двојка {f} :: two (digit or figure)
двојка {f} :: anything numbered two (playing card deuce, tram, bus, player with a jersey number 2, the school grade ‘2’ etc.)
двојник {m} :: look-alike, double
дволичан {adj} :: two-faced, double-faced, hypocritical
дволичник {m} :: hypocrite
дволичница {f} :: two-faced woman, double-faced woman, hypocrite
дволичност {f} [uncountable] :: duplicity, hypocrisy
дволичњак {m} :: two-faced person, double-faced person, hypocrite
дволичњачки {adj} [relational] :: hypocrite; hypocritical
дволичњачки {adv} :: like a hypocrite; hypocritically
двор {m} :: castle
двор {m} :: palace
двор {m} :: courtyard, court
дворана {f} :: auditorium, hall
дворанин {m} :: courtier
дворац {m} :: castle
двориште {n} :: courtyard, yard
дворски {adj} [relational] :: court
двосложан {adj} :: disyllabic
двосмислен {adj} :: ambiguous (in two ways)
двосмисленост {f} :: ambiguity (double meaning)
двострук {adj} :: double, twofold
двоумица {f} :: dilemma
двоумица {f} :: doubt, hesitation
двоуснени {adj} :: bilabial
дебата {f} :: debate, discussion
дебело {adv} :: (expressively) outrageously, excessively (of an action)
дебелокожац {m} :: pachyderm
дебелокожац {m} [figuratively] :: thick-skinned person
дебељко {m} :: fatty, fatso
дебељушкаст {adj} :: plump, stout
дебео {adj} :: fat
дебео {adj} :: thick
деби {m} :: debut
дебилан {adj} :: moronic, imbecilic, feebleminded
дебло {n} :: trunk (of a tree)
дебљати {vr impf} :: to grow fat, gain weight, put on weight
дебљати {vt impf} :: to fatten, thicken
дебљина {f} :: fatness
дебљина {f} :: thickness
дебљина {f} :: bulk, girth
дебљина {f} :: depth [of snow]
дева {f} :: camel (mammal)
дева {f} [poetic] :: maiden
Дева {prop} {f} :: Virgo
Дева {prop} {f} :: Virgin Mary; Our Lady
девалвација {f} :: devaluation
девастација {f} :: devastation
девац {m} :: male virgin
деведесет {num} :: ninety
деведесети {adj} :: ninetieth
девер {m} :: brother-in-law (one's husband's brother)
девет {num} :: nine (9)
деветеро {n} :: nine persons of different gender/sex
деветина {f} :: one ninth
деветица {f} :: nine (digit or figure)
деветица {f} :: anything numbered nine (playing card, tram, bus, player with a jersey number 9 etc.)
деветка {f} :: nine (digit or figure)
деветка {f} :: anything numbered nine (playing card, tram, bus, player with a jersey number 9 etc.)
деветнаест {num} :: nineteen
деветнаести {adj} :: nineteenth
деветорица {f} :: (collectively) nine men
деветоро {n} :: nine persons of different gender/sex
деветсто {num} :: nine hundred
девијација {f} :: deviation
девијацијски {adj} [relational] :: deviation; deviational
девин {adj} :: camel's, of a camel
девица {f} :: virgin
девица {f} :: damsel, maid, maiden, girl
девојка {f} :: girl, maiden
девојка {f} :: girlfriend
девојче {n} :: maiden, girl
девојчица {f} :: girl
дегенек {m} :: stick
дегенек {m} :: rod
дегенек {m} :: ferule
дегенек {m} :: club
дегенерик {m} :: a degenerate (person exhibiting psychological or biological degeneration)
дегенечити {vt impf} [regional, expressively] :: to bludgeon somebody (beat with a club)
деградирати {vt impf pf} :: to degrade, demote
дед {m} :: grandfather
деда {m} :: grandfather
дедуктиван {adj} :: deductive
дедукција {f} :: deduction
дежуран {adj} :: on duty, on call
дезертер {m} :: deserter
дезертирати {vi impf pf} :: to desert (leave a military or naval unit without permission)
дезинсекција {f} :: debugging, fumigation, deinsectization, disinsectization (extermination of insects)
дезинтеграција {f} :: disintegration
дезинфекција {f} :: disinfection
дезинфицирати {vt impf pf} :: (Croatian) to disinfect
дезинформација {f} :: disinformation
дезоксирибонуклеинска киселина {f} :: deoxyribonucleic acid
дезоксирибонуклеински {adj} :: deoxyribonucleic
дезорганизација {f} :: disorganization, disarrangement
дезоријентација {f} [uncountable] :: disorientation
деизам {m} :: deism
дејствовати {vi impf} [Serbia] :: to operate, function, work
дека {m} [hypocoristic] :: grandfather, grandpa
дека {f} :: blanket
декаграм {m} :: decagram
декада {f} :: decade
декадентан {adj} :: decadent
декан {m} :: dean (of a university)
декларација {f} :: declaration
деклинација {f} [grammar] :: declension
деконтаминација {f} :: decontamination
декоративан {adj} :: decorative
декоративно {adv} :: decoratively
декрет {m} :: decree
делати {vt impf} :: to make, produce
делати {vt impf} :: to act
делатник {m} :: employee
делатница {f} :: employee
делатност {f} :: action, activity
делатност {f} :: services, business
делегација {f} :: delegation
деликатан {adj} :: delicate
деликатеса {f} :: delicacy (pleasing food)
деликатно {adv} :: delicately, in a delicate manner, with delicacy
деликатност {f} :: delicacy (quality of being delicate; elegance of construction or appearance; refinement in taste)
деликт {m} :: delict, offence
делимично {adv} :: partially, partly
делинквент {m} :: delinquent, offender
делити {vt impf} :: to divide, separate
делити {vt impf} :: to share
делити {vt impf} :: to give, distribute, dispense
делити {v impf} [mathematics] :: to divide
делити {vr impf} :: to divide, fork
делић {m} :: small part
дело {n} :: work
дело {n} :: piece of work
дело {n} :: deed, act
деловање {n} :: action, act
деловање {n} :: effect
деловати {vi impf} :: to work, perform, function, operate
деловати {vi impf} :: to seem, act as if
деловати {vi impf} :: to influence, affect, act on (+ на (on))
делокруг {m} :: area, scope, domain (of influence or operation)
делом {adv} :: partly, partially
деломице {adv} :: partially, partly
деломичан {adj} :: partial, not complete
деломично {adv} :: partially, partly
делотворан {adj} :: efficient, effective
делотворно {adv} :: effectively, efficiently
делта {f} :: delta, the Greek letter Δ, δ
делфин {m} :: dolphin (mammal)
делфин {m} [swimming] :: butterfly
Делхи {prop} {m} :: Делхи (megacity/and/union territory)
дељив {adj} :: partible
дељив {adj} :: divisible
демагог {m} :: demagogue, demagog
демагогија {f} :: demagoguery
демагошки {adj} :: demagogic
демагошки {adv} :: demagogically
деманти {m} :: denial (official)
демилитаризација {f} :: demilitarization
деминутив {m} :: diminutive
демоде {adj} :: outmoded, unfashionable
демократ {m} :: democrat
демократ {m} :: Democrat
демократија {f} [Bosnia, Serbia] :: democracy
Демократска Народна Република Кореја {prop} {f} :: Democratic People's Republic of Korea
демократски {adj} :: democratic
демократски {adv} :: democratically
демократски социјализам {m} :: democratic socialism
демокрација {f} [Croatia] :: democracy
демон {m} :: demon
демонизација {f} :: demonization
демонологија {f} :: demonology
демонски {adj} :: demonic
демонски {adv} :: demonically
демонстрант {m} :: demonstrator (a person involved in a public display of group opinion)
денди {m} :: dandy (man very concerned about his clothes and his appearance)
дендрокронологија {f} :: dendrochronology
дендрологија {f} :: dendrology
Денис {prop} {m} :: given name
денотација {f} :: denotation
дентал {m} :: a dentale
денталан {adj} :: dental
денунцијант {m} :: informer, snitch
денунцијантски {adj} :: informer's, informing
денунцијантски {adv} :: like an informer
денунцијација {f} :: informing, snitching
денунцијација {f} :: denunciation
део {m} :: part
деоба {f} :: division, partition
деоба {f} :: distribution
депо {m} :: depot
депониј {m} :: town/city dump, waste area
депопулација {f} :: depopulation
депресија {f} :: depression
деран {m} :: mischievous boy, naughty boy
дерати {vt impf} :: to tear, pull apart
дерати {vt impf} :: to skin, flay, strip
дерати {vr impf} :: to scream, yell
дерби {m} :: local derby
дервиш {m} :: Dervish
дервишки {adj} [relational] :: Dervish
дервишки {adv} :: like a Dervish
деривација {f} :: derivation
дериште {n} :: badly behaved kid, little brat
дерматологија {f} :: dermatology
дернек {m} :: fair
дернек {m} :: celebration, party
дерс {m} [Bosnia, regional] :: lecture
дерс {m} [Bosnia, regional] :: lesson
десерт {m} :: dessert
десет {num} :: ten (10)
десетак {num} :: around ten
десетак {num} :: a group or collection of around ten
десетар {m} [military, Serbian] :: corporal
десетеро {n} :: ten persons of different gender/sex
десетина {f} :: one tenth
десетка {f} :: ten (digit or figure)
десетка {f} :: anything numbered ten (playing card, tram, bus, player with a jersey number 10 etc.)
десетлеће {n} :: decade (time period)
десетљеће {n} :: decade (time period)
десетник {m} [military, army] :: corporal
десетник {m} [military, navy] :: petty officer second class
десетник {m} [military, Ancient Rome] :: decurion
десетогодишњак {m} :: ten-year-old
десетогодишњи {adj} :: decennial, decennary
десетогодишњица {f} :: the tenth anniversary, decennial
десеторица {f} :: (collectively) ten men
десеторо {n} :: ten persons of different gender/sex
десити {vr pf} :: to happen, occur
дескриптиван {adj} :: descriptive
десни {f} [plurale tantum] :: gums
десни {adj} :: right
десни {adj} :: right-wing
десница {f} :: right hand
десница {f} :: political right
десничар {m} :: rightist, right-winger
десно {adv} :: right (in a right direction)
деспот {m} :: despot
деспотизам {m} :: despotism
деспотски {adj} :: despotic
деспотски {adv} :: despotically
деспотство {n} :: despotism
дестинација {f} :: destination
деструктиван {adj} :: destructive
деструктивно {adv} :: destructively
деструкција {f} :: destruction
детаљ {m} :: detail
детаљан {adj} :: detailed
детао {m} :: woodpecker
дете {n} :: child, kid
детектив {m} :: detective
детектирати {v impf pf} :: (Croatian) to detect
детектор {m} :: detector
детелина {f} :: clover
детенце {n} [uncountable, diminutive] :: small child
детерминација {f} :: determination, determinacy
детешце {n} :: little child
детињаст {adj} :: childish
детињасто {adv} :: childishly
детињи {adj} :: childlike
детињство {n} :: childhood
детлић {m} :: woodpecker
детонација {f} :: detonation
деутерагонист {m} :: deuteragonist
деф {m} :: daf
деф {m} :: tambourine
дефект {m} :: defect, flaw
дефектан {adj} :: defective
дефетизам {m} :: defeatism
дефетист {m} :: defeatist
дефетистички {adj} :: defeatist
дефетистички {adv} :: as a defeatist, in a manner of a defeatist
дефетисткиња {f} :: defeatist (female)
дефиле {m} :: march-past
дефинитиван {adj} :: definitive
дефинитиван {adj} :: final, definite
дефинитивно {adv} :: definitely
дефиниција {f} :: definition
дефицит {m} :: deficit
дефлација {f} [economics] :: deflation
дефтер {m} :: notebook
дефтер {m} [accounting] :: books, accounting records, register
дефтер {m} [historical] :: defter, Ottoman tax register
деца {n} [collective] :: children
децелерација {f} :: deceleration
децембар {m} :: December
децембарски {adj} [relational] :: December
деценија {m} :: decade
дециграм {m} :: decigram
дециметар {m} :: decimetre
дечак {m} :: a boy, youngster
дечаштво {n} :: boyhood
дечји {adj} [relational] :: children or infants
дечко {m} :: boy
дечко {m} :: boyfriend
дечко {m} :: jack, knave in card games
дешавање {noun} :: event
дешавати {vr impf} :: to happen, occur
дешњак {m} :: right-handed man
дешњакиња {f} :: right-handed woman, right-hander (female)
дибек {m} [dialectal] :: mortar (used with a pestle)
див {m} :: giant
диван {adj} :: wonderful
диван {m} :: divan (furniture)
диван {m} :: divan (council)
диван {m} :: divan (collection of poems)
диван {m} [historical] :: court, tribunal (in Ottoman period)
диван {m} [regional] :: conversation, word
диванити {vit impf} :: to speak, to narrate, to tell
диванити {vi impf} :: to converse, to talk
дивер {m} [Chakavian, Ikavian] :: brother-in-law (one's husband's brother)
диверзитет {m} :: diversity
дивизма {f} :: mullein (Verbascum gen. et spp.)
дивити {vr impf} :: to admire, wonder at (+ dative)
дивљак {m} :: barbarian
дивљак {m} :: lunatic
дивљак {m} :: wild person
дивљакиња {f} :: savage or unsociable woman
дивљакуша {f} :: savage or unsociable woman
дивљалук {m} [slang, regional] :: verbal noun of дивљати
дивљан {m} :: cyclops
дивљати {vi impf} :: to act wildly, savagely
дивљати {vi impf} :: to become wild
дивљач {f} :: venison
дивљачки {adj} :: barbarian, savage
дивљачки {adv} :: like a barbarian, like a savage
дивљаштво {n} :: savagery
дивље {adv} :: wildly, savagely
дивљи {adj} :: wild, savage
дивљина {f} [uncountable] :: wilderness
дивовски {adj} :: giant, gigantic, colossal
дивовски {adv} :: as a giant
дигитални {adj} :: digital
дигресија {f} :: digression
дидактика {f} :: didactics
дидактички {adj} :: didactic
дизајн {m} :: design
дизајнер {m} :: designer
дизалица {f} :: crane (mechanical lifting device)
дизало {n} :: elevator, lift (platform used for the moving of people)
дизати {vt impf} :: to lift, raise, elevate (cause to rise)
дизати {vr impf} [of the celestial body] :: to rise
дијабетес {m} :: diabetes
дијабетичар {m} :: diabetic
дијабетичарка {f} :: diabetic
дијаболичан {adj} :: diabolical
дијагноза {f} :: diagnosis
дијагностика {f} :: diagnostics
дијагностичар {m} :: diagnostician
дијагностичарка {f} :: diagnostician (female)
дијагностички {adj} :: diagnostic
дијагонала {f} :: diagonal
дијагоналан {adj} :: diagonal
дијаграм {m} :: diagram
дијакритички {adj} :: diacritical
дијалектологија {f} :: dialectology
дијалог {m} :: dialogue
дијамант {m} :: diamond
дијаметралан {adj} :: diametral, diametrical
дијаметрално {adv} :: diametrically
дијареја {f} :: diarrhea
дијафан {adj} :: diaphanous (of a fine, almost transparent texture)
дијафрагма {f} :: diaphragm
дијахронија {f} [linguistics] :: (Bosnian, Serbian) diachrony
дијелити {vt impf} :: to divide, separate
дијелити {vt impf} :: to share
дијелити {vt impf} :: to give, distribute, dispense
дијелити {v impf} [mathematics] :: to divide
дијелити {vr impf} :: to divide, fork
дијелом {adv} :: partly, partially
дијета {f} :: diet
дијете {n} :: child, kid
дика {f} :: pride
дика {f} :: fame, glory, honor
дика {f} [obsolete] :: darling
дика {f} :: alternative form of дикка
дика {f} :: dika (African food made from the almond-like seeds of the Irvingia gabonensis syn. Irvingia barteri)
дикка {f} :: dikka
дикобраз {m} :: porcupine
диктат {m} :: dictate
диктатор {m} :: dictator
диктаторка {f} [chiefly Bosnian, Serbian] :: dictator (female)
диктаторски {adj} :: dictatorial
диктатура {f} :: dictatorship
диктирати {vit impf pf} :: to dictate
дикција {f} :: diction, elocution
дилема {f} :: dilemma
дилер {m} :: drug dealer
дилетант {m} :: dilettante
дилкуша {f} [regional] :: songbird, usually nightingale
дилкушица {f} :: diminutive of дилкуша
дилум {m} :: a slice obtained by longitudinal cutting
диљем {adv} :: (with genitive) throughout
дим {m} :: smoke
димензија {f} :: dimension
димити {vr impf} :: to give off smoke
димничар {m} :: (Bosnian, Serbian) chimney sweep
димњак {m} :: chimney
димњачар {m} :: chimney sweep
дина {f} :: dune
динамика {f} :: dynamics
динамит {m} :: dynamite
динар {m} :: dinar
динар {m} [figurative] :: a small amount of money in general
динар {m} :: coins in Spanish playing cards
династија {f} :: dynasty
диносаурус {m} :: dinosaur
динстати {vtr impf} :: to stew
диња {f} :: cantaloupe
дио {m} :: part
диоба {f} :: division, partition
диоба {f} :: distribution
дионица {f} :: share (financial instrument)
дионица {f} :: section (of a road, railway track, etc.) between two destinations
дионица {f} [music] :: part
диплоидан {adj} [cytology] :: diploid
диплома {f} [education] :: diploma
диплома {f} [education] :: degree
дипломат {m} :: diplomat
дипломатски {adj} :: diplomatic
дипломатски {adv} :: diplomatically
дипломација {f} :: diplomacy
дирати {vt impf} :: to touch
директан {adj} :: direct, straight
директан {adj} :: immediate
директно {adv} :: directly, straight
директор {m} :: director (one who directs)
директор {m} :: principal (of a school)
директор {m} :: manager, head, executive
директоријум {m} [computing, Bosnian, Serbian] :: directory, folder
диригент {m} :: conductor (music)
дирижабл {m} :: dirigible (zeppelin)
дирнути {vt pf} :: to touch
дирхем {m} [regional, historical] :: dirham (especially silver coin used during the Ottoman Empire)
дисати {vit impf} :: to breathe, take breath
дисекција {f} :: dissection
дисидент {m} :: dissident
дисидентски {adj} :: dissident
дисидентски {adv} :: dissidently
дисимилација {f} [phonology] :: dissimilation
дисипација {f} [physics] :: dissipation
дисјункција {f} :: disjunction (logic)
дисјункција {f} :: separation
дисквалификација {f} :: disqualification
дискредитирати {vt impf pf} :: (Croatian) to discredit
дискретан {adj} :: discrete
дискретно {adv} :: discretely
дискриминација {f} :: discrimination (unfair treatment on the basis of prejudice)
дискриминирати {vit impf pf} :: (Croatian) to discriminate
дискусија {f} :: discussion
дискутирати {vit impf pf} :: (Croatian) to discuss
дислокација {f} :: dislocation
дисоцијација {f} :: dissociation
дистинктивно {adv} :: distinctively
дисторзија {f} :: distortion
дистрибуција {f} :: distribution
дисфорија {f} :: dysphoria (state of feeling unwell, unhappy, restless or depressed)
дисциплина {f} :: discipline
дићи {vt pf} :: to lift, raise, elevate (cause to rise)
дићи {vr pf} [of the celestial body] :: to rise
дифтонг {m} :: diphthong
дифтонгизација {f} [phonology] :: diphthongization
дифтоншки {adj} :: diphthongal
дифузан {adj} :: diffuse
дифузивност {f} :: diffusivity (tendency to diffuse)
дифузивност {f} [physics] :: diffusivity (coefficient of diffusion)
дифузија {f} [physics] :: diffusion
дичити {vr impf} [with instrumental] :: to take pride in, to be proud of
дјева {f} [poetic] :: maiden
Дјева {prop} {f} :: Virgo
Дјева {prop} {f} :: Virgin Mary; Our Lady
дјевац {m} :: male virgin
дјевер {m} :: brother-in-law (one's husband's brother)
дјевица {f} :: virgin
дјевица {f} :: damsel, maid, maiden, girl
дјевојка {f} :: girl, maiden
дјевојка {f} :: girlfriend
дјевојче {n} :: maiden, girl
дјевојчица {f} :: girl
дјевојчуљак {m} [hypocoristic] :: little girl
дјевојчурак {m} :: (expressively) a young girl
дјед {m} :: grandfather
дјелати {vt impf} :: to make, produce
дјелати {vt impf} :: to act
дјелатник {m} :: employee
дјелатница {f} :: employee
дјелатност {f} :: action, activity
дјелатност {f} :: services, business
дјелић {m} :: small part
дјело {n} :: work
дјело {n} :: piece of work
дјело {n} :: deed, act
дјеловање {n} :: action, act
дјеловање {n} :: effect
дјеловати {vi impf} :: to work, perform, function, operate
дјеловати {vi impf} :: to seem, act as if
дјеловати {vi impf} :: to influence, affect, act on (+ на (on))
дјелокруг {m} :: area, scope, domain (of influence or operation)
дјеломице {adv} :: partially, partly
дјеломичан {adj} :: partial, not complete
дјеломично {adv} :: partially, partly
дјелотворан {adj} :: efficient, effective
дјелотворно {adv} :: effectively, efficiently
дјељив {adj} :: partible
дјељив {adj} :: divisible
дјетао {m} :: woodpecker
дјетелина {f} :: clover
дјетенце {n} [uncountable, diminutive] :: small child
дјетешце {n} :: little child
дјетињаст {adj} :: childish
дјетињасто {adv} :: childishly
дјетињи {adj} :: childlike
дјетињство {n} :: childhood
дјетлић {m} :: woodpecker
дјеца {n} [collective] :: children
дјечак {m} :: a boy, youngster
дјечаштво {n} :: boyhood
дјечји {adj} [relational] :: children or infants
длака {f} :: a single hair
длакав {adj} :: hairy, shaggy
длакавост {f} [uncountable] :: hairiness, shagginess
длака у јајету {proverb} :: fly in the ointment
длан {m} :: the palm of the hand
длачица {f} :: a single little hair
длето {n} :: chisel
длијето {n} :: chisel
дневни {adj} :: daily
дневник {m} :: diary
дневно {adv} :: daily, on a daily basis
ДНК {noun} :: DNA (initialism of дезоксирибонуклеинска киселина)
дно {n} :: bottom
до {adv} :: only, except
до {adv} :: around, approximately
до {adv} :: due to, because of
до {prep} :: up to, to, until, as far as, by
до {prep} :: before (= прије/пре)
до {prep} :: beside, next (to)
до {prep} :: idiomatic and figurative meanings
до {m} :: dale, small valley
до {m} [music] :: do
доб {f} :: age
доба {n} :: time
доба {n} :: age, epoch, era
добављач {m} :: purveyor, supplier
добављив {adj} :: obtainable
добар {adj} :: good
добар {adj} :: well-behaved
добар {adj} :: kind
добар {adj} :: adequate, proper
добар дан {phrase} :: good day
добар дан {phrase} :: good afternoon
добар тек {interj} [Croatia] :: bon appétit
добацивати {vit impf} :: to throw as far as, throw toward
добацити {vit pf} :: to throw as far as, throw toward
добивати {vt impf} :: to receive, get, obtain, acquire
добивати {vt impf} :: to win (game, prize, suit)
добивати {vt impf} :: to gain (time, weight, importance, magnitude etc.)
добит {f} :: profit
добитак {m} :: profit, proceeds
добитак {m} :: gain
добити {vt pf} :: to receive, get, obtain, acquire
добити {vt pf} :: to win (game, prize, suit)
добити {vt pf} :: to gain (time, weight, importance, magnitude etc.)
добитник {m} :: winner
добитница {f} :: winner (female)
добош {m} :: drum
добро {m} :: Name of the letter <d> in the Glagolitic alphabet
добро {n} :: property, estate
добро {n} :: well-being, welfare, sake
добро {adv} :: well
добро {interj} :: okay, all right, very well
добро {m} :: dobro (acoustic guitar)
добробит {f} :: well being, health
добробит {f} :: sake
добро вече {phrase} :: good evening
добровољац {m} :: volunteer
добродошао {adj} :: welcome
добродошли {interj} :: welcome
добродошлица {f} :: welcome
добродушан {adj} :: well-intentioned, benign, harmless
добро јутро {phrase} :: good morning
добронамеран {adj} :: benevolent
добронамјеран {adj} :: benevolent
доброта {f} :: goodness
добротвор {m} :: benefactor, patron
добротворан {adj} :: charitable, philanthropic
добротворка {f} :: benefactress
добротворка {f} :: philanthropist
доброхотан {adj} :: benevolent
доброчинац {m} :: benefactor
доброчинитељ {m} :: benefactor
доброчинство {n} :: benefaction, beneficence
дова {f} [Islam] :: prayer
довде {adv} :: to this place, this far
довек {adv} :: alternative form of довека
довека {adv} :: forever, always
довести {vt pf} :: to transfer something by driving
довести {vt pf} :: to convey, deliver
довести {vt pf} :: to bring, lead, take someone somewhere
до виђења {interj} :: alternative spelling of довиђења
довиђења {interj} :: goodbye!
довијек {adv} :: alternative form of довијека
довијека {adv} :: forever, always
довикивати {v impf} :: imperfective form of довикнути
довикнути {vi pf} [with dative] :: to shout
довикнути {vt pf} :: to hail, call
довитљив {adj} :: clever, resourceful
доводити {vt impf} :: to bring, lead, take someone somewhere
довозити {vt impf} :: to transfer something by driving
довозити {vt impf} :: to convey, deliver
довољан {adj} :: sufficient, adequate
довољно {adv} :: enough, sufficiently
довршетак {m} :: completion, finish, end
догађај {m} :: event
догађати {vr impf} :: to happen
догма {f} :: dogma
догматски {adj} :: dogmatic
догматски {adv} :: dogmatically
договарати {vr impf} :: to agree, come to an agreement
договарати {vt impf} :: to settle, arrange
договор {m} :: agreement
договор {m} :: a pre-arranged meeting
договорити {vr pf} :: to agree, come to an agreement
договорити {vt pf} :: to settle, arrange
догодити {vr pf} :: to happen
додавање {n} :: addition; the act of adding to something
додавати {vt impf} :: to add
додавати {vt impf} :: to pass, hand
додавати {v impf} [sports] :: to pass (ball)
додатак {m} :: addition, a thing being added
додатан {adj} :: additional
додати {vt pf} :: to add
додати {vt pf} :: to pass, hand
додати {v pf} [sports] :: to pass (ball)
додатно {adv} :: additionally
доделити {vt pf} :: to allot, award, grant, give, assign (help, award, scholarship, credit etc.)
додељивати {vt impf} :: to allot, award, grant, give, assign (help, award, scholarship, credit etc.)
додијелити {vt pf} :: to allot, award, grant, give, assign (help, award, scholarship, credit etc.)
додиривати {vt impf} :: to touch
додирнути {vt pf} :: to touch
додјељивати {vt impf} :: to allot, award, grant, give, assign (help, award, scholarship, credit etc.)
додуше {adv} :: on the other hand, although
доживети {vt pf} :: to live to see
доживети {vt pf} :: to experience, undergo, endure
доживјети {vt pf} :: to live to see
доживјети {vt pf} :: to experience, undergo, endure
доживљавати {vt impf} :: to live to see
доживљавати {vt impf} :: to experience, undergo, endure
доживљај {m} :: experience, adventure
доживотан {adj} :: lifelong, for life
доживотно {adv} :: lifelong
доза {f} :: dose, dosage
дозвати {vit pf} :: to call (back or for help)
дозвола {f} :: permission, permit, licence, consent
дозвола {f} :: authorization, authentication
дозволити {vi pf} :: to allow, permit
дозвољавати {vi impf} :: to allow, permit
дозивати {vit impf} :: to call (back or for help)
дознавати {vi impf} :: to find out
дознати {vi pf} :: to find out
доиста {adv} :: truly, indeed
дојава {f} :: tip (piece of private or secret information)
дојавити {vi pf} [with dative] :: to inform somebody (usually in secrecy)
дојављивати {v impf} :: imperfective form of дојавити
до јаја {adj} :: awesome, great, kickass
до јаја {adv} :: See: sh до јаје
до јаја {adv} [slang] :: awesomely
до јаја {adv} [slang] :: completely, to the full
дојам {m} [Croatian] :: impression
дојахати {vi pf} :: to come on horseback, come riding
дојахати {vi pf} :: to finish riding (on a horse)
дојиља {f} :: wet nurse
дојити {vt impf} :: to breast feed, suckle
дојка {f} :: breast (female organ)
док {conj} :: while, as long as
док {conj} :: until, till
док {conj} :: while, whereas
док {m} :: dock, wharf
доказ {m} :: proof
доказати {vit pf} :: to prove
доказати {vr pf} :: to prove oneself, establish oneself
доказив {adj} :: provable
доказивати {vit impf} :: to prove
доказивати {vr impf} :: to prove oneself, establish oneself
докапитализација {f} :: recapitalization
докле {adv} [interrogative] :: how far
докле {adv} [interrogative] :: until when
докле {adv} :: as long as, as far as
докле {conj} :: until
доколица {f} :: idleness
доколица {f} :: leisure
докон {adj} :: idle
доконица {f} :: (in literature) idleness
доконица {f} :: (in literature) leisure
доксологија {f} :: doxology
доктор {m} :: doctor, physician
доктор {m} :: doctor, PhD
докторанд {m} :: a PhD student, a person studying for a doctorate
докторат {m} :: doctorate, doctoral degree
докторат {m} :: dissertation, doctoral thesis
докторирати {vi impf pf} :: to receive adoctorate/Ph.D.
докторица {f} :: doctor (female)
докторски {adj} [relational] :: doctor/physician
докторски {adj} :: doctoral
доктрина {f} :: doctrine
документ {m} :: document
документаран {adj} :: documentary
документација {f} [uncountable] :: documentation
докучивати {v impf} :: imperfective form of докучити
докучити {vt} :: to comprehend, grasp
докучити {vt} :: to reach (by hand)
дол {m} :: dale, small valley
долазак {m} :: arrival, advent
долазити {vi impf} :: to arrive, come
долар {m} :: dollar
доле {adv} :: down
доле {adv} :: below
доле {interj} :: down
до ли {conj} :: alternative form of доли
доли {conj} :: but, other than, besides
доликовати {vi impf} :: to be appropriate, be proper
долина {f} :: valley, especially one in limestone
долина {f} :: dale
доличити {vi impf} :: to be appropriate, be proper
доље {adv} :: down
доље {adv} :: below
доље {interj} :: down
дом {m} :: home, house
дома {adv} :: at home
дома {adv} :: towards home, home
домар {m} :: janitor
домаћа задаћа {f} :: homework
домаћа кафа {f} [Serbia, euphemistically] :: synonym of турска кафа
домаћи {adj} :: domestic
домаћин {m} :: master / head of the house
домаћин {m} :: host (of a house, event, ceremony)
домаћински {adj} [relational] :: house master, housewife; domestic
домаћинство {n} :: household
домаћи рад {m} :: homework
домаћи рад {m} :: chore
домаћица {f} :: housewife
домаћица {f} :: hostess
домет {m} :: range, reach
домет {m} :: scope
доминантан {adj} :: dominant, predominant
доминација {f} :: domination
доминирати {vi impf pf} :: to dominate, predominate, prevail
домислити {vi pf} :: to think of, conceive of something (in thoroughly, in details, in all aspects)
домислити {vr pf} :: to figure out, think of
домишљат {adj} :: clever, smart, witty
домишљат {adj} :: ingenious, inventive
домишљати {vi impf} :: to think of, conceive of (solution)
домишљатост {f} [uncountable] :: cleverness, smartness, wittiness
домишљатост {f} [uncountable] :: inventiveness, ingeniosity
домовина {f} :: homeland
домовински {adj} [relational] :: homeland
домовница {f} :: certificate of Croatian citizenship
домољуб {m} :: patriot
домољубље {n} :: patriotism
домородац {m} :: aboriginal, native
донатор {m} :: donor, donator
донација {f} :: donation
донекле {adv} :: somewhat, to a certain extent, to a certain degree
донекле {adv} :: up to a certain place or time
донети {vt pf} :: to bring, carry (in, long)
донијети {vt pf} :: to bring, carry (in, long)
донос {m} :: that which is brought
доносити {vt impf} :: to bring, carry (in, along)
доње рубље {n} :: underwear
доњи {adj} :: lower
допадати {vi impf} :: to get into, receive, be hit by something malicious (+ genitive)
допадати {vr impf} :: to please, like (+ dative)
допасти {vi pf} :: to get into, receive, be hit by something malicious (+ genitive)
допасти {vr pf} :: to please, like (+ dative)
допирати {v impf} :: to reach, penetrate, get through (+ до (to))
дописати {vt pf} :: to add (by writing)
дописивати {vr impf} :: to correspond (exchange messages)
дописник {m} :: correspondent, reporter
дописница {f} :: postcard
дописница {f} :: correspondent, reporter (female)
допливати {vi pf} :: to reach by swimming, to swim as far as
допловити {vi pf} :: to arrive or reach by sailing (of a ship/boat, or of a sailor)
допремати {vt impf} :: to deliver, convey
допремити {vt pf} :: to deliver, convey
допрети {v pf} :: to reach, penetrate, get through (+ до (to))
допријети {v pf} :: to reach, penetrate, get through (+ до (to))
допринети {vi pf} :: to contribute
допринијети {vi pf} :: to contribute
допринос {f} :: contribution
доприносити {vi impf} :: to contribute
допуна {f} :: addition
допуна {f} :: addendum, appendix
допуна {f} :: supplement
допунити {vt pf} :: to supplement, complete, fill up a gap
допунски {adj} :: complementary, additional
допуњавати {v impf} :: imperfective form of допунити
допуст {m} :: holidays, free time (gained by official appointment rules)
допустив {adj} :: permissible, allowable
допустиво {adv} :: permissibly, allowably
допустити {vt} :: to allow, permit
допуштати {vt impf} :: to allow, permit
допуштење {n} :: permission, permit, licence, consent
допуштење {n} :: authorization, authentication
дорадити {vt pf} :: to finish off, put the finishing touches on sth
дорађивати {vt impf} :: to finish off, put the finishing touches on sth
дорски {adj} :: Doric, Dorian
дорски {adj} [masculine singular, substantive] :: Doric Greek
дорски {adv} :: in a Dorian manner, as a Dorian
доручак {m} :: breakfast
доручковати {vit impf pf} :: to breakfast (have breakfast)
досад {adv} :: until now, so far
досада {f} :: boredom
досадан {adj} :: boring
досадањи {adj} :: past, former, previous (up until this moment)
досадашњи {adj} :: past, former, previous (up until this moment)
досадити {vi pf} [with dative] :: to bore (inspire boredom)
досађивати {vi impf} [with dative] :: to bore (inspire boredom)
досег {m} :: range, scope, reach
досегнути {vt pf} :: to reach
досегнути {vt pf} :: to attain
досезати {vt impf} :: to reach
досезати {vt impf} :: to attain
доселити {vtr pf} :: to settle, move, migrate (to arrive from another location and settle)
досељавати {vtr impf} :: to settle, move, migrate (to arrive from another location and settle)
досељеник {m} :: immigrant
досељеница {f} :: immigrant (female)
досетљив {adj} :: resourceful, clever, witty
досетљиво {adv} :: resourcefully, cleverly, wittily
досетљивост {f} :: resourcefulness, cleverness, ingenuity, wittiness
досјетљив {adj} :: resourceful, clever, witty
досјетљиво {adv} :: resourcefully, cleverly, wittily
досјетљивост {f} :: resourcefulness, cleverness, ingenuity, wittiness
досле {adv} :: hitherto
доследан {adj} :: consistent, consequent
доследно {adv} :: consistently
доследност {f} :: consistency
дослован {adj} :: literal (exactly as stated; following the letter or exact words)
дословно {adv} :: literally
дословно {adv} :: word for word, verbatim
досљедан {adj} :: consistent, consequent
досљедно {adv} :: consistently
досљедност {f} :: consistency
доспевати {vi impf} :: to arrive, reach, get to (+ preposition + locative)
доспевати {vi impf} :: to manage, succeed
доспети {vi pf} :: to arrive, reach, get to (+ preposition + locative)
доспети {vi pf} :: to manage, succeed
доспијевати {vi impf} :: to arrive, reach, get to (+ preposition + locative)
доспијевати {vi impf} :: to manage, succeed
доспјети {vi pf} :: to arrive, reach, get to (+ preposition + locative)
доспјети {vi pf} :: to manage, succeed
доста {adv} :: enough, sufficiently
доста {adv} :: lots of, plenty of
доста {adv} :: rather, quite (+ adjective or adverb)
достава {f} :: delivery
доставити {vt pf} :: to deliver
достављати {vt impf} :: to deliver
доставни {adj} :: delivery
достигнути {vt pf} :: to catch up, overtake (somebody or someone by moving with larger speed)
достигнути {vt pf} :: to reach, attain, achieve (desired goal, target, level of development etc.)
достижан {adj} :: reachable
достижан {adj} :: attainable, accessible
достизати {vt impf} :: to catch up, overtake (somebody or someone by moving with larger speed)
достизати {vt impf} :: to reach, attain, achieve (desired goal, target, level of development etc.)
достојан {adj} :: deserving, worthy (+genitive)
достојанство {n} :: dignity
достојно {adv} :: worthily
доступан {adj} :: available, accessible, attainable, reachable
доступност {f} [uncountable] :: availability
дотискати {vt pf} [Croatia] :: to finish printing
дотискати {vt pf} [Croatia] :: to print some more
дотискивати {v impf} :: imperfective form of дотискати
дотични {adj} :: respective, in question, concerned
дотрчавати {vi impf} :: to come running
дотрчавати {vi impf} :: to run as far as
дотрчати {vi pf} :: to come running
дотрчати {vi pf} :: to run as far as
доћи {vi pf} :: to come, arrive
доушник {m} :: informer
дохват {m} :: range, scope, reach
дохватан {adj} :: reachable, attainable
дохватити {vt pf} :: to reach
дохватити {v pf} [reflexively, expressively] :: to get hold of, lay one's hands on, manage to reach (somebody)
дохваћати {v impf} :: imperfective form of дохватити
доходак {m} :: income
дочаравати {v impf} :: imperfective form of дочарати
дочарати {vit pf} [with dative] :: to evoke, call forth, conjure up
дочарив {adj} :: alternative form of дочарљив
дочарљив {adj} :: evocable, conjurable (that can be called in mind)
дочасник {m} [military, Croatia] :: non-commissioned officer
дочек {m} :: reception (social engagement)
дочекати {vt pf} :: to welcome, receive, greet
дочекати {vt pf} :: to wait until
дочекати {vr pf} :: to land, fall safely (on one's feet, of a person or animal)
дочекивати {vt impf} :: to welcome, receive, greet
дочекивати {vt impf} :: to live long enough to see that what one waited for happen or came true
дочекивати {vr impf} :: to land, fall safely (on one's feet, of a person or animal)
дошљак {m} :: newcomer, immigrant
дошљакиња {f} :: newcomer, immigrant
доштампавати {v impf} :: imperfective form of доштампати
доштампати {vt pf} [Bosnia, Serbia] :: to finish printing
доштампати {vt pf} [Bosnia, Serbia] :: to print some more
др {m} :: abbreviation of доктор
Драва {prop} {f} :: Драва (tributary)
дравидски {adj} :: Dravidian
дравски {adj} [relational] :: Drava
драг {adj} :: dear
драга {f} :: bay, gulf
драга {f} :: sweetheart, beloved, love, darling, dear (female)
драган {m} [of a guy] :: sweetheart
Драган {prop} {m} :: given name
драгати {vt impf} :: to caress, fondle
драго {adv} :: to be glad, pleased, delighted (in copulative constructs)
Драгољуб {prop} {m} :: given name
драгоцен {adj} :: valuable (due to high price)
драгоцен {adj} :: precious (by being rare or very useful)
драгоценост {f} [uncountable] :: valuableness, preciousness
драгоценост {f} [countable] :: valuable
драгоцјен {adj} :: valuable (due to high price)
драгоцјен {adj} :: precious (by being rare or very useful)
драгоцјеност {f} [uncountable] :: valuableness, preciousness
драгоцјеност {f} [countable] :: valuable
драгстор {m} :: convenience store (not an actual pharmacy/drugstore)
драгуљ {m} :: jewel (valuable object for ornamentation)
драгуљ {m} :: gem
драж {f} :: charm
дражба {f} :: auction
Дражен {prop} {m} :: given name
дражестан {adj} :: charming, cute
дражити {vt impf} :: to irritate, provoke, tease
дражити {vt impf} :: to excite, arouse
драма {f} :: drama
драматичан {adj} :: dramatic
драматично {adv} :: dramatically
драматургија {f} :: dramaturgy
драмски {adj} :: dramatic
драстичан {adj} :: drastic
драстично {adv} :: drastically
драхма {f} :: drachma
драхма {f} :: drachm
драч {m} :: thorny bush, bramble
драч {m} [regional, figuratively] :: weed (unwanted plant)
драча {f} :: thorny bush, bramble
дрвар {m} :: lumberjack, woodcutter
дрвар {m} :: lumber seller
дрвен {adj} [relational] :: wood; wooden
дрвен {adj} :: stiff, rigid
дрвенаст {adj} :: woody, wooden-like, resembling wood
дрвено {adv} :: woodenly
дрвено {adv} :: stiffly, rigidly
дрвеће {n} [collective] :: trees
дрвље {n} :: (collectively) trees
дрвни {adj} [relational] :: wood, lumber, timber
дрво {m} :: tree
дрво {m} [material] :: wood
дрво {m} :: timber
дрводеља {m} :: woodworker
дрводјеља {m} :: woodworker
дрворед {m} :: a row of trees along the street/road, in a park etc
дрворез {m} [uncountable] :: xylography, wood-carving, wood-engraving
дрворез {m} [countable] :: woodcut, wood carving
дрворезац {m} :: woodcutter, woodcarver, xylographer
дрвосеча {m} :: woodcutter
дрвосеча {m} :: lumberjack
дрвосјеча {m} :: woodcutter
дрвосјеча {m} :: lumberjack
дрвце {n} :: small/tiny tree, especially Christmas tree
дрвце {n} :: sliver (thin piece of wood)
дребанг {m} :: alternative form of дребанк
дребанк {m} [regional] :: lathe
древан {adj} :: ancient, primeval
древност {f} :: antiquity, ancientness
дрек {m} [regional] :: shit, crap
дрека {f} :: shouting, screaming
дрека {f} :: noise, uproar, racket
дрем {m} :: slumber, doze
дремати {vi impf} :: to doze, slumber, take a nap
дремашина {f} [regional] :: lathe
дремљив {adj} :: drowsy, sleepy
дремљиво {adv} :: drowsily, sleepily
дремљивост {f} :: drowsiness, sleepiness
дремнути {vi pf} :: to doze, slumber, take a nap
дрен {m} :: dogwood, cornel (tree or shrub of the genus Cornus)
дрен {m} :: specifically European cornel
дрес {m} :: tracksuit
дресирати {vt impf pf} :: to train (an animal)
дресирати {vt impf pf} :: to discipline
дретва {f} [computing] :: thread
дретва {f} [regional] :: shoemaker's thread
држава {f} :: country
држава {f} :: state
државица {f} :: statelet
држављанин {m} :: citizen
држављанин {m} :: national
држављанка {f} :: citizen (female)
држављанка {f} :: national (female)
држављанство {n} :: citizenship
државни {adj} [relational] :: state
државнички {adj} [relational] :: statesman
државнички {adj} :: statesmanlike
државнички {adv} :: as a statesman
држак {m} :: handle (of a tool, weapon, etc.)
држати {vt impf} :: to hold, grasp
држати {vt impf} :: to bear, support
држати {vt impf} :: to consider
држати {vr impf} :: to behave, act
држати {vr impf} :: to mind, care about
држати воду {v} :: hold water (withstand scrutiny)
дрзак {adj} :: impudent, insolent
дрзник {m} :: impudent, insolent person
дрзница {f} :: impudent, insolent woman
дрзнути {vr pf} :: to dare
дриблати {vit impf} :: to dribble
дријем {m} :: slumber, doze
дријемати {vi impf} :: to doze, slumber, take a nap
дријен {m} :: dogwood, cornel (tree or shrub of the genus Cornus)
дријен {m} :: specifically European cornel
Дрина {prop} {f} :: Дрина (river)
дрито {adv} [Croatia] :: straight
дрито {adv} [Croatia] :: just, exactly
дркати {v impf} [vulgar] :: to masturbate
дрмати {vt impf} :: to shake, agitate, unsettle
дроб {m} :: intestines
дробити {vt impf} :: to crush, crumble, crunch
дробити {v impf} :: to nag
дробњак {m} :: chive
дрога {f} :: drug (illegal or intoxicating)
дрогирати {vtr impf pf} :: to drug
дрозд {m} :: thrush (bird)
дроља {f} [vulgar] :: slut
дромбуља {f} :: Jew's harp (musical instrument)
дрско {adv} :: impudently, insolently
дрскост {f} :: insolence, impudence
друг {m} :: friend
друг {m} :: comrade
другар {m} :: comrade
другар {m} :: friend
другачије {adv} :: differently
другачији {adj} :: different
другде {adv} :: elsewhere
другдје {adv} :: elsewhere
други {adj} :: second
други {adj} :: other
дружељубив {adj} :: friendly, sociable
дружељубиво {adv} :: friendly, sociably
дружељубивост {f} :: friendliness, sociability
дружина {f} :: troupe, band (group of people who share an interest)
дружина {f} :: clique, ingroup
дружина {f} [historical] :: gang, cabal
дружити {vr impf} :: to associate, socialize with
друкчије {adv} :: differently
друкчији {adj} :: different
друм {m} :: road
друштвен {adj} :: social
друштво {n} :: society (group of people sharing culture)
друштво {n} :: community
друштво {n} :: association
друштво {n} :: partnership, company
друштво {n} [pejorative] :: gang, crowd, clique
дрхтав {adj} :: shaking, trembling, quavering
дрхтај {m} :: quiver, tremble, shake, shiver
дрхтати {vi impf} :: to tremble, shiver
дршка {f} :: handle
дршка {f} :: stem (of a plant)
дуализам {m} :: dualism
дуб {m} [archaic] :: oak (wood)
дуб {m} [archaic] :: oak tree
Дубаи {prop} {m} :: Дубаи (emirate)
Дубаи {prop} {m} :: Дубаи (capital city)
дубина {f} :: depth
дубити {vt impf} :: to hollow, carve (to form a hollow by means of a tool)
дубљина {m} [poetic, archaic, rare] :: depth
дубок {adj} :: deep
дубоко {adv} :: deeply
дубокоуман {adj} :: profound, sagacious, deep-thinking, astute
дубровачки {adj} [relational] :: Dubrovnik
Дубровник {prop} {m} :: Дубровник (city)
дуван {m} [uncountable, Serbia] :: tobacco
дуван {m} [countable, colloquial, Serbia] :: a cigarette
дувар {m} :: wall
дувати {vi impf} :: to blow
дувати {vi impf} :: to puff, pant
дувати {vi impf} :: to wheeze
дувнути {vi pf} :: to blow
дувнути {vi pf} :: to puff, pant
дувнути {vi pf} :: to wheeze
дуг {m} :: debt
дуг {adj} :: long
дуга {f} :: rainbow
дугајлија {m} :: tall, thin man
дугачак {adj} :: long
дугмад {f} [collective] :: buttons
дугме {n} :: button (knob or small disc serving as a fastener)
дуго {adv} :: for a long time
дуговати {vt impf} :: to owe
дуговечан {adj} :: long-lived
дуговјечан {adj} :: long-lived
дугокос {adj} :: long-haired
дугоног {adj} :: long-legged
дугорочан {adj} :: long-term
дугорочно {adv} :: in the long run
дуготрајан {adj} :: lengthy, long-term
дуготрајно {adv} :: lengthily, in the long term
дуд {m} :: mulberry (fruit)
дуж {prep} :: along, down (in a constant direction with or opposite another; = низ, уздуж, покрај)
дуж {prep} [time] :: during
дужан {adj} :: owing, in debt
дужина {f} [geometry] :: line segment
дужина {f} :: length
дужина {f} :: duration (of time)
дужник {m} :: debtor
дужносник {m} :: official, functionary
дужносница {f} :: female official, functionary
дужност {f} :: duty
дукат {m} :: ducat (gold coin)
дуљина {f} :: length
Дунав {prop} {m} [uncountable] :: Danube
дунавски {adj} :: Danubian
дунстати {v impf} :: alternative form of динстати
дуња {f} :: quince (tree and fruit)
дуња {f} :: bed cover filled with feathers, duvet, eiderdown
дуњалук {m} :: world, mankind
дуњалук {m} :: worldly wealth
дупе {n} [vulgar] :: ass
дупенце {n} :: diminutive of дупе
дупли {adj} [colloquial] :: double
дупликат {m} :: duplicate
дупсти {vt impf} :: to hollow, carve (to form a hollow by means of a tool)
дурати {vi impf} :: to endure (hardship, of persons)
дурати {vi impf} :: to last (of things, sustain usage)
дурашан {adj} :: persevering (of persons)
дурашан {adj} :: resistant, durable, unbreakable (of things)
Дурбан {prop} {m} :: Дурбан (city)
дурбин {m} :: prospective, perspective glass, monocular, spyglass, telescope
дућан {m} :: A shop
дух {m} :: ghost
дух {m} :: spirit
духан {m} [uncountable, Bosnia, Croatia] :: tobacco
духан {m} [countable, colloquial, Bosnia, Croatia] :: a cigarette
духати {vi impf} :: to blow
духати {vi impf} :: to puff, pant
духати {vi impf} :: to wheeze
духнути {vi pf} :: to blow
духнути {vi pf} :: to puff, pant
духнути {vi pf} :: to wheeze
духовит {adj} :: witty, funny
духовни {adj} :: spiritual
духовни {adj} :: religious
духовно {adv} :: spiritually
духовно {adv} :: religiously
Дух Свети {prop} {m} :: the Holy Ghost; the Holy Spirit
душа {f} :: soul
душа {f} :: spirit
душек {m} [Bosnia, regional Croatia, Serbia] :: mattress
душман {m} [expressively] :: enemy
душманин {m} :: alternative form of душман
ђавао {m} :: devil
ђављи {adj} [relational] :: devil; devil's
ђаво {m} :: devil
ђавољи {adj} [relational] :: devil; devil's
ђавољи {adj} :: devilish, fiendish
ђавољи {adj} :: devilishly difficult
ђак {m} :: pupil
ђакон {m} :: deacon
ђаконат {m} :: deaconship
ђе {adv} [regional] :: where
ђевер {m} :: brother-in-law (one's husband's brother)
ђевојка {f} [Serbian, Montenegrin] :: girl, maiden
ђеврек {m} [regional] :: simit
ђенерал {m} [military, historical] :: general
ђердан {m} :: necklace (especially as a part of national costume)
ђердек {m} :: wedding bed
ђердек {m} :: wedding night
ђерђев {m} :: alternative form of ђерђеф
ђерђеф {m} :: a frame on which a canvas for embroidery is attached
ђерђеф {m} [regional] :: tambour
ђечерма {f} :: alternative form of јечерма
ђи {interj} :: alternative form of ђиха, ђија
ђија {interj} :: giddyup (said to make a horse gallop)
ђија {interj} [onomatopoeic] :: clippity-clop (sound of a horse running)
ђилкош {m} [regional] :: a gaudy person
ђиха {interj} :: giddyup (said to make a horse gallop)
ђиха {interj} [onomatopoeic] :: clippity-clop (sound of a horse running)
ђихад {m} :: alternative form of џихад
ђогат {m} :: white horse
ђубре {n} :: manure
ђубре {n} :: trash, garbage
ђубре {n} :: any kind of worthless object (broken or dysfunctional)
ђубре {n} :: very bad and immoral person
ђувегија {m} :: groom
ђувегија {m} :: bridegroom
ђувегија {m} :: son-in-law
ђул {m} [poetic, regional] :: rose
ђуле {n} :: cannonball
ђумбир {m} :: ginger
ђунах {m} [Islam] :: sin
ђурђевак {m} :: lily of the valley
ђус {m} :: juice
ђус {m} :: sap
{suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a neuter noun, usually denoting a young animal, plant, place name or is used as a collective noun
{suffix} :: Suffix appended to the truncated stem (up to the second syllable) of a proper name to create a masculine or feminine hypocoristic
{suffix} :: Suffix appended to the nominal stem to create vocative singular. Used for masculine and neuter a-stems
е {interj} [rare] :: well, now
е {interj} [colloquial, at the beginning of the sentence] :: hey
е {interj} [colloquial, at the beginning of the sentence] :: Used to emphasize the sentence
е {interj} [colloquial, at the beginning of the sentence] :: Used to express surprise
е {interj} [colloquial, at the beginning of the sentence] :: Used to get attention or change the topic of conversation, especially if followed by а (and; but)
ебановина {f} :: ebony
евакуација {f} :: evacuation
еванђеље {n} :: gospel
еванђеоски {adj} :: evangelical
еванђеоски {adv} :: evangelically
евентуалан {adj} :: possible, conceivable
евентуално {adv} :: possibly, conceivably
евидентан {adj} :: evident
евидентно {adv} :: evidently
-евић {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a masculine noun, usually to form a diminutive or to denote a family name
-евник {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a masculine noun, usually denoting a profession, performer, place, object, tool or a feature
-евница {suffix} :: feminine equivalent of -евник
еволуција {f} :: evolution
еволуцијски {adj} :: evolutional, evolutionary
еволуционизам {m} :: evolutionism
еволуционист {m} :: evolutionist
евро- {prefix} [Serbia, Bosnia] :: Euro- (forms words relating to Europe and the European Union)
евро {m} [Serbia] :: euro (currency)
Европа {prop} {f} [Bosnian, Serbian] :: Европа (continent)
Европа {prop} {f} [Bosnian, Serbian, mythology] :: Europa (princess abducted to Crete by Zeus in Greek mythology)
Европа {prop} {f} [Bosnian, Serbian, astronomy] :: Europa (moon of Jupiter)
европосланик {m} [Serbia, Bosnia] :: Eurodeputy, Member of the European Parliament
европосланица {f} [Serbia, Bosnia] :: feminine noun of европосланик
европски {adj} :: (Bosnian, Croatian) European
европски {adv} :: (Bosnian, Croatian) in a European manner, as a European
Егејско море {prop} {n} :: Aegean Sea
егзактан {adj} :: exact
егзактно {adv} :: exactly
егзалтација {f} :: exaltation
егзекутор {m} :: executor
егзекуција {f} :: execution
егземпларан {adj} :: exemplary
егзил {m} :: exile
егзистенција {f} :: existence
егзистенцијалан {adj} :: existential
егзистенцијализам {m} :: existentialism
егзистенцијалист {m} :: existentialist
егзистенцијалистички {adj} [relational] :: existentialism; existentialist
егзистирати {vi impf} :: to be, exist
егзогамија {f} :: exogamy
егзодус {m} :: exodus
егзорцизам {m} :: exorcism
егзорцист {m} :: exorcist
егзосфера {f} :: exosphere
егзотеричан {adj} :: exoteric
егзотика {f} [uncountable] :: exotica
егзотичан {adj} :: exotic
Египат {prop} {m} [uncountable] :: Egypt
египатски {adj} :: Egyptian
египатски {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Egyptian language
египтолог {m} :: Egyptologist
Египћанин {prop} {m} :: Egyptian
его {m} :: ego
егоизам {m} :: egoism
егоистичан {adj} :: egoistic
егоистички {adj} :: egoistic
егоистички {adv} :: egoistically
егоцентричан {adj} :: egocentric
едукација {f} :: education
-еж {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a masculine noun denoting an action, object or a tool
езан {m} :: adhan
езотеричан {adj} :: esoteric
езотерично {adv} :: esoterically
ејакулат {m} :: ejaculate
ејакулација {f} :: ejaculation
-ек {suffix} :: Suffix appended to the present stem of verbs or nouns to form an adjective denoting a feature or a dimension
-ек {suffix} [Kajkavian] :: Suffix appended to words to create a masculine noun, usually denoting a performer, feature, human relation, result of an action, object, diminutive or a proper name
екавица {f} [uncountable] :: Ekavian speech or dialects
екавски {adj} :: Ekavian
екавски {adv} :: as an Ekavian speaker
Екатерина {prop} {f} :: given name
Еквадор {prop} {m} :: Еквадор (country)
Еквадорац {prop} {m} :: Ecuadorian
Еквадорка {prop} {f} :: Ecuadorian (female)
еквадорски {adj} :: Ecuadorian
екватор {m} :: equator
еквивалентан {adj} :: equivalent
еквивалентно {adv} :: equivalently
еквиноциј {m} :: equinox
екипа {f} :: team, crew
еклезиологија {f} :: ecclesiology
еклипса {f} :: eclipse
еклисиологија {f} :: ecclesiology
екологија {f} :: ecology
еколошки {adj} :: ecologic
еколошки {adv} :: ecologically
економија {f} :: economy
економистичан {adj} [relational] :: economism; economistic
економичан {adj} :: economical
економично {adv} :: economically
економски {adj} :: economic
економски {adv} :: economically
екосистем {m} :: ecosystem
екосустав {m} :: ecosystem
екран {m} :: screen (TV, monitor)
екс {adv} [usually after the preposition на, as in на екс] :: in one gulp, bottoms up
ексер {m} :: spike
ексер {m} :: large nail (metal fastener)
ексклузиван {adj} :: exclusive
ексклузивна дисјункција {f} :: exclusive disjunction
ексклузивно {adv} :: exclusively
екскомуникација {f} :: excommunication
екскремент {m} :: excrement
експанзија {f} :: expansion
експедиција {f} :: expedition
експерт {m} :: expert (person with extensive knowledge or ability)
експлодирати {vi impf pf} :: to explode
експлозив {m} :: explosive
експлозиван {adj} :: explosive
експлозивно {adv} :: explosively
експлозија {f} :: explosion
експорт {m} :: export
експресиван {adj} :: expressive
експресивно {adv} :: expressively
експресионизам {m} :: expressionism
експропријација {f} :: expropriation
екстаза {f} :: ecstasy
екстатичан {adj} :: ecstatic
екстатично {adv} :: ecstatically
екстензиван {adj} :: extensive
екстензивно {adv} :: extensively
екстерни {adj} :: external
екстравагантан {adj} :: extravagant
екстравагантно {adv} :: extravagantly
екстракт {m} :: extract
екстреман {adj} :: extreme
екстремизам {m} :: extremism
екстремно {adv} :: extremely
ексцентрик {m} :: eccentric
ексцентричан {adj} :: eccentric
ексцентрично {adv} :: eccentrically
ексцентричност {f} [uncountable] :: eccentricity
ексцерпт {m} :: excerpt
ексцес {m} :: excess
екуменизам {m} :: ecumenism
елаборат {m} :: study, report, survey
еластичан {adj} :: elastic
елегантан {adj} :: elegant
елегантно {adv} :: elegantly
елегија {f} :: elegy
електрана {f} :: power station
електрификација {f} :: electrification
електрицитет {m} [uncountable] :: electricity
електричар {m} :: electrician
електрични {adj} :: electrical, electric
електро- {prefix} :: electro-
електрода {f} :: electrode
електролиза {f} :: electrolysis
електролит {m} :: electrolyte
електромагнет {m} :: electromagnet
електромагнетизам {m} :: electromagnetism
електромагнетни {adj} :: electromagnetic
електромагнетска интеракција {f} [physics] :: electromagnetic interaction
електромагнетски {adj} :: electromagnetic
електромрежа {f} :: electrical grid, power grid
електрон {m} [physics] :: electron
електроника {f} :: electronics
електронски {adj} :: electronic
електронски {adj} [relational] :: electron
електротехника {f} [uncountable] :: electrical engineering
елеменат {m} :: (Bosnian, Serbian) element
елемент {m} :: element
елементаран {adj} :: elementary, basic
елементаран {adj} :: elemental
елидирати {v impf pf} :: to elide (especially in a linguistic sense)
елизија {f} [phonology] :: elision
еликсир {m} :: elixir
елиминација {f} :: elimination
елипса {f} [geometry] :: ellipse
елипса {f} [linguistics] :: ellipsis
елиптичан {adj} :: elliptical
елита {f} :: elite
елитни {adj} :: elite
елоквентан {adj} :: eloquent
елоквенција {f} [uncountable] :: eloquence
-ељак {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a masculine noun in diminutive form
ем {conj} :: Used for both, and or similar in emphasized enumerations
еманципација {f} :: emancipation
ембрио {m} :: embryo
ембрион {m} :: alternative form of ембрио
емигрант {m} :: emigrant
емиграција {f} :: emigration
еминентан {adj} :: eminent
емисија {f} :: A radio or a television program
емисија {f} :: emission, something that is emitted
емотиван {adj} :: emotional
емоција {f} :: emotion
емоционалан {adj} :: emotional
емоционално {adv} :: emotionally
емпиријски {adj} :: empirical
Енглез {prop} {m} :: Englishman
Енглеска {prop} {f} [uncountable] :: England
енглески {adj} :: English
енглески {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the English language
енглески {adv} :: in an English manner, as an Englishman
енглески {adv} :: (in) English
Енглескиња {prop} {f} :: Englishwoman
енглески рог {m} [musical instruments] :: English horn
ендогамија {f} :: endogamy
енергетика {f} [uncountable] :: energetics
енергија {m} :: energy
енергичан {adj} :: energetic
енергично {adv} :: energetically
енигматичан {adj} :: enigmatic, mysterious
-еник {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a masculine noun, usually denoting a profession, performer, place, object, tool or a feature
-енина {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a feminine noun, usually denoting an object or food
-еница {suffix} :: feminine equivalent of -еник
-енка {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a feminine noun, denoting a part, profession, feature, membership, origin, social status, complexion, proper name, abstract noun or animal's name
енклава {f} :: enclave
енклитика {f} :: enclitic
ентитет {m} :: entity
ентомологија {f} :: entomology
ентузијазам {m} :: enthusiasm
ентузијаст {m} :: enthusiast
ентузијастичан {adj} :: enthusiastic
ентузијасткиња {f} :: (female) enthusiast
-енце {suffix} :: 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
енциклопедија {f} :: encyclopedia
енциклопедијски {adj} :: encyclopedic
енциклопедијски {adv} :: encyclopedically
енциклопедист {m} :: encyclopedist
-ењача {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a feminine noun, usually denoting a possession, performer, tool, place where action occurs or a plant
-ење {suffix} :: Suffix appended to verb roots to create a neuter verbal noun denoting an action or the result of an action. Analogous to English gerund suffix -ing
еон {m} :: eon
епарх {m} :: eparch
епархија {f} :: eparchy
епархијски {adj} :: eparchial
епентеза {f} :: epenthesis
епиграм {m} :: epigram
епиграф {m} :: epigraph
епидемија {f} :: epidemic
епидемијски {adj} :: epidemic
епизода {f} :: episode
епикурејац {m} :: epicurean
епикурејски {adj} :: epicurean
епикурејски {adv} :: in an epicurean manner, as an epicurean
епилепсија {f} :: epilepsy
епилептичан {adj} :: epileptic (suffering from epilepsy)
епилептичар {m} :: epileptic
епилептичарка {f} :: (female) epileptic
епилептички {adj} :: epileptic (of or relating to epilepsy)
епилог {m} :: epilogue
Епир {prop} {m} :: Epirus
епископ {m} :: bishop
епископ {m} :: episcope
епистемолог {m} :: epistemologist
епистемологија {f} :: epistemology
епистола {f} :: epistle (literary form)
епитаф {m} :: epitaph
епитет {m} :: epithet
епифанија {f} :: epiphany
епоха {f} :: epoch
епохалан {adj} :: epoch-making
епрувета {f} :: test tube
епсилон {m} :: epsilon, the Greek letter ε, Ε
ера {f} :: era
Ереван {prop} {m} :: Ереван (capital city)
ерекција {f} [physiology] :: erection (stiffening of the penis)
-ерина {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a feminine noun, usually denoting an augmentative form with pejorative connotations
Еритреја {prop} {f} :: Eritrea
Ерменија {prop} {f} [uncountable, Bosnian] :: Ерменија (country)
еротичан {adj} [of a person] :: erotic
еротски {adj} [of things] :: erotic
еротски {adv} :: erotically
ерудит {m} :: erudite
ерудиција {f} :: erudition
еруптиван {adj} :: eruptive
ерупција {f} :: eruption
есеј {m} :: essay
есенција {f} :: essence
есенцијалан {adj} :: essential
есенцијално {adv} :: essentially
ескалатор {m} :: escalator
ескапизам {m} :: escapism
-ескара {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a masculine or feminine noun, usually a pejorative or augmentative
ескимски {adj} :: Eskimo
ескимски {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Eskimo language
есперанто {m} [uncountable] :: Esperanto
есперантски {m} :: Esperanto
естетизам {m} :: aestheticism
естетика {f} [uncountable] :: aesthetics
естетицизам {m} :: aestheticism
естетски {adj} :: aesthetic
естетски {adv} :: aesthetically
Естонац {prop} {m} :: Estonian
Естонија {prop} {f} :: Estonia
естонски {adj} :: Estonian
естонски {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Estonian language
естуариј {m} :: estuary
есхатолог {m} :: eschatologist
есхатологија {f} :: eschatology
есхатолошки {adj} :: eschatological
есцајг {m} :: silverware, cutlery, set of instruments used to take in food
етажа {f} :: tier, floor
етанол {m} [organic compound] :: ethanol
етапа {f} :: stage, phase
етапа {f} [sports] :: lap, section
етика {f} [uncountable] :: ethics
етикета {f} :: etiquette
етикета {f} :: tag
етикета {f} :: label
етимолог {m} :: etymologist
етимологија {f} :: etymology
етимолошки {adj} :: etymological
-етина {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a masculine or feminine noun, usually denoting an augmentative form with pejorative connotations
етиологија {f} :: aetiology
Етиопија {prop} {f} :: Ethiopia
Етиопљанин {prop} {m} :: Ethiopian
етиопски {adj} :: Ethiopian
етички {adj} [relational] :: ethics; ethical
етнологија {f} :: ethnology
етномузикологија {f} :: ethnomusicology
етологија {f} :: ethology
етрушчански {adj} :: Etruscan
етрушчански {adj} [in masculine, substantive] :: the Etruscan language
еуклидска геометрија {f} :: Euclidean geometry
еулогија {f} :: eulogy (oration to honor a deceased person, usually at a funeral)
еуро- {prefix} [Croatia] :: Euro- (forms words relating to Europe and the European Union)
еуро {m} :: (Bosnia, Croatia, Montenegro) euro (currency)
Еуропа {prop} {f} [Croatia] :: Europe
Еуропа {prop} {f} [Croatia] :: Europa
еуропосланик {m} [Croatia] :: Eurodeputy, Member of the European Parliament
еуропосланица {f} [Croatia] :: feminine noun of еуропосланик
еуропски {adj} :: (Croatian) European
еуропски {adv} :: (Croatian) in a European manner, as a European
еутаназија {f} :: euthanasia
еуфемизам {m} :: euphemism
еуфорија {f} :: euphoria
еуфоричан {adj} :: euphoric
еуфорично {adv} :: euphorically
Еуфрат {prop} {m} :: the Euphrates
ефекат {m} :: effect
ефекат {m} :: impression
ефект {m} :: effect
ефект {m} :: impression
ефектан {adj} :: effective
ефективан {adj} :: effective
ефектно {adv} :: effectively
ефектност {f} [uncountable] :: effectiveness
ефемеран {adj} :: ephemeral
ефемерно {adv} :: ephemerally
ефемерност {f} [uncountable] :: ephemerality
ефендија {m} :: effendi
ефикасан {adj} :: effective, efficient
ефикасно {adv} :: effectively
ефикасност {f} :: effectiveness
ефикасност {f} :: efficiency
ехолалија {f} :: echolalia
-ечак {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a masculine noun in diminutive
-еџија {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a masculine noun, usually denoting a profession, performer or a feature, usually negative
ешарпа {f} :: sash (decorative length of cloth)
ешек {m} [regional] :: donkey
-ешина {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a masculine noun denoting a big or important person
-ешце {suffix} :: Suffix appended to words to create a neuter noun, usually to form a diminutive or as an expression of endearment